Neuropsychology. 2011 Mar;25(2):185-92. doi: 10.1037/a0021102.
Gallate J1, Wong C, Ellwood S, Chi R, Snyder A.
:Inhibiting the anterior temporal lobe (ATL) via repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) appears to have deleterious effects on people's semantic conceptualization, and left ATL damage is associated with semantic dementia. However, little research has investigated whether rTMS can inhibit conceptual schemata that have potentially negative consequences. Our aim was to investigate whether rTMS to the ATLs could reduce scores on a standard measure of prejudice (implicit association test, IAT).
Forty (17 female; mean age 20.6) neurologically normal, right-handed undergraduates participated. Participants were randomly allocated into one of four rTMS stimulation conditions-left ATL, right ATL, control site (motor cortex, Cz), and sham stimulation. All participants completed a modified IAT, where "good" and "bad" words were replaced with "terrorist" and "law-abider" words, and, "Black" and "White" were replaced with "Arab" and "Non-Arab" words. Participants were then given 15 min of rTMS stimulation. Afterward, participants completed a parallel form of the IAT.
RESULTS: To investigate the effects of rTMS on IAT scores, a one-way ANOVA on the difference between pre- and postscores was carried out revealing that there were significant between group differences (F3,36 = 3.57; p = .02). Planned contrasts revealed that both left and right ATL stimulation significantly reduced IAT scores post-stimulation, indicating lower prejudice.
CONCLUSION: We show that prejudice scores can be significantly reduced by inhibitory rTMS delivered to the bilateral ATLs. This may implicate this area in conceptual associations that lead to overgeneralization and stereotyping of social groups.
In the spring of 2008, researchers from the United States and Europe gathered at Göttingen University in Germany for a conference on interpersonal and historical understanding. Two days were filled with papers and discussions about how the fields of social and historical thinking are interrelated with regard to educational issues and challenges. Educational scientists, history educators as well as educational and developmental psychologists exchanged their ideas on history as a school subject and its connections to psychological theories on social cognition and civic engagement.
Willingness to Intervene in Bullying Episodes Among Middle School Students: Individual and Peer-Group Influences. Espelage, D., Green, H., & Polanin, J. (2011). The Journal of Early Adolescence.


I'm still not convinced about this idea of chopping a three part film down into one feature release, especially when every single trailer I've seen just makes the film look more and more powerful and intense, and the latest trailer is no different.
The film tells the story of the infamous terrorist and murderer Ilich Ramirez Sanchez nicknamed Carlos the Jackal who carried out some terrifying attacks, from when his beginnings to his rise to building an international terrorist organisation, Olivier Assayas and Dan Franck bring his story to three films.
However the theatrical release has been much less than that, a cut down version to a mere single film with a hell of a lot of the film missing. The good news though is that the three films are being released on Blu-ray and DVD all together, and that looks like a good prospect for the fans of the film.
Let's bear in mind how well the Vincent Cassel led Mesrine films did, Mesrine: Killer Instinct (Filmstalker review) and Mesrine: Public Enemy No. 1 (Filmstalker review) did so well. Okay it's only two films and not three, but why this hasn't seen the same backing I'm really not sure.
From all accounts the film is very powerful and the performance of Édgar Ramírez as Sanchez is an amazing one, the best of his career.
Here's the new trailer for Carlos.


Just because you're at a conference, it doesn't mean you need to skip your workouts.
Emperors Palace, a Peermont property and South Africa's 'Palace of Dreams', has appointed Tiaan Schultz as its Food and Beverage Manager.
With oil prices fluctuating on a daily basis, there is a general consensus that there is a need to diversify from an economy that is heavily dependent on the oil industry.


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Religion | July 30, 2012
Top 10 Bizarre Miracles
by Lara Webster
fact checked by Alex Hanton
Miraculous events are inexplicable by their very nature, but some reported miracles are more bizarre than others. A miracle can mean more than just a sudden ghostly vision or recovery from a serious illness – sometimes the reports are flat out weird. From levitation to moving statues, these miracles might leave you scratching you head in either wonderment or doubt.
Joseph of Cupertino
Joseph of Cupertino was an Italian Franciscan friar who is considered a saint and a mystic. He is said to have sprung into a spontaneous levitation in October of 1630, during a procession in honor of another saint, Francis of Assisi. Joseph of Cupertino remained hovering over the crowd for a while, eventually returning to the ground. Because he experienced this levitation more than once, including in front of Pope Urban VIII, Joseph of Cupertino is considered the patron saint of pilots and astronauts.
St. Bernadette
According to the Roman Catholic church, some bodies of the deceased can become miraculously incorruptible, meaning they do not change form after death. These bodies remain flexible and without decay for an infinite amount of time with no intervention, such as embalming. One such occurrence of incorruptibility is St. Bernadette, who, as of 2012, has been dead for more than 130 years and is said to be in the same condition as she appeared in life.
Fatima, Portugal
In the Cova da Iria fields near Fatima, Portugal, a miracle occurred with the sun in October of 1917. According to legend, three shepherd children reported that the Virgin Mary told them a miracle would occur on a certain date and time, and thousands of people gathered to witness it. At high noon, after a patch of rain and clouds, the sun suddenly appeared in the sky as a spinning disk. According to witnesses, the sun then zig-zagged towards the Earth. This miracle was officially sanctioned by the church in 1930.
Atika, Japan Statue
A nun by the name of Sister Agnes Katsuko Sasagawa had a vision of the Virgin Mary in 1973, and afterwards experienced stigmata on one of her hands which began to bleed. In June of the same year, a wooden statue of the Virgin Mary in her church spontaneously started to bleed in the same place. The statue went on over the next few years to cry and sweat also without explanation. Scientists collected samples of the blood, sweat, and tears, and determined that they were real and human. Sister Agnes was subsequently cured of total deafness with no treatment.
Martin de Porres was a lay brother of the Dominican Order who resided in Peru. Among the miracles he is said to have performed, including healing sick patients, is his ability to be in two places at once – literally. Martin de Porres was seen in distant places like Mexico and Japan while he remained at home in Peru. De Porres would provide proof of the journeys in his other body by means of a detailed description of the locations. Martin de Porres was canonized in 1962.
The Statue of Cartago
In 1635, a young girl in Cartago is supposed to have taken a small statue of a mother and child from a footpath and brought it home with her. The next day, the statue disappeared from her home and she found it again in the same location along the path. After this happened once more, she brought the statue to a priest who, after telling her it was a statue of the Madonna and child, put it inside a box. The statue disappeared once again, reappearing along the footpath. This miraculous statue was eventually placed on display at the Basilica de Nuestra Señora de los Angeles.
Roman Eucharist
In a Roman mass that took place in 595, one of the women who had prepared the bread for the Eucharist began to laugh at the notion that the bread and wine were really the flesh and blood of Christ. Pope St. Gregory, present at the time, denied the woman communion. Shortly after, some of the bread prepared by the woman became actual blood and flesh. Some of this relic is still housed in Anechs, Germany.
Seminole Finance building
One of the more recent miracles, this episode tool place in Clearwater, Florida beginning in late 1996. Suddenly and without explanation, an image of the Virgin mother appeared on the side of the Seminole Finance Building, which is outfitted in large panes of black glass. The rainbow colored image stood two stories tall, and withstood vandals throwing liquid on the side of the building. More than 500,000 faithful people went to visit this unexplained vision.
Healings of Willard Fuller
Many miracles involve some sort of medical healing, but most involve serious or even terminal illness, not something much more minor and easily treatable. However, Willard Fuller, a Louisiana man, became known for his miraculous dental healings. From the 1940s through the 1970s he reportedly healed the dental cavities and other health issues of his believers. Some of his healed witnesses reported gold fillings suddenly appearing in teeth where none had existed before.
Voice of Saint Clelia Barbieri
Instead of appearing as a visual apparition, Saint Clelia Barbieri, an Italian woman who is also the youngest founder of a Catholic community, can still be heard audibly. While passing away of Tuberculosis at the young age of 23, Clelia Barbieri reportedly told her fellow parishioners she would never abandon them. Her voice was first heard miraculously exactly one year after she died, in the form of a high-pitched singing voice, at times harmonizing with the church choir. Her voice continues to be heard in the communities of Usokami and Wadakanchery.
Miracles can take many forms, and must have witnesses to be sanctioned as official by the church. Whether you believe in miracles or consider yourself a healthy skeptic, these bizarre miracles make for good stories and are sure to incite conversation in almost any crowd.
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In the past few years I've traveled a great deal for market purchases for the shop. Along the way, I found a lot of themed wreaths made form book paper which were both impressive, beautiful and all all-inspiring in the world of wreath making. So, I decided I'd put myself to work and create one, or in my case a few for the shop with my own twists. Here is a quick list of what you would need to make these beautiful wreaths. I've sold a few at my retail shop. I hope you enjoy my little project!
I've used novels and dictionary style books. Both are equally beautiful. My examples, I've used an old novel style book with deckled edges. I wanted pages with as much text as possible so I was careful to pull pages with a lot of text. You can see in my finished wreath, I used a text page with a large photo. I liked that it didn't all matchy matchy... But of course that depends on each individual. If you don't have any old books laying around to take apart? I scouted out garage sales and thrift shops for old books. Take care what kind of book you are buying as well . . . You just never know what you may read on those wreaths ha-ha. Now that you have pages you want to use, tear carefully out of the binding. I was really lucky on most of my books, the binding was broken and it was easy to pull the pages out of the glued spine.
To begin the wreath, start hot gluing your book page cones to the base. Just take an edge of one of your pages and begin to roll them into a cone like shape. My wreath example used about 120 sheets of book paper. When rolling your cones, I found it easy to tape your cones with either masking or clear tape. Preferably on the back side that will not show. I also used hot glue as I became more comfortable with the process. I'm kinda accident prone, so this took some time. ha ha. Sure enough, It took me a few tries to get a system going to get my cones identical so I suggest doing all your cones first... to help the process. My example wreath was about 10". Overall finished: 15" wide.
To keep things symmetrical when beginning wreath assembly, I glued the cones at the 3, 6, 9 & 12 of a clock. It was just a starting point and I think I did move one along the way as you sometimes find you may need one here and there to break the gap. The time clock example will just give you a good start if your doing this for the first time. As you finish your first layer, you'll want to start adding more cones, layer and build in the same pattern fashion but now you'll be using 2,4,8,10 clock positions to make an even/uniform look. Don't worry if you're not exactly uniform. Its the beauty of this type of wreath. As you start layering you'll notice that the cones will be too long as you begin to build inward towards the center. Don't worry... you can trim the edges to keep them away from the center. Or if you're like me, I flattened the tips and glued them down to help create a center platform for the center rosettes.
Definitely experiment with your wreaths. I used things like German Glass Glitter and old broken ornaments during Christmas to create a beautiful Holiday scene in my shop. You can also create paper rosettes which I incorporated in the center of the example wreath. When making my rosettes, I also used glass pearls for the center of each rosette, Swarovski crystals on the pearls and lastly sprinkled glass glitter around the tips. Little things can give such a big impact on your wreath creations, so experiment and have fun!


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A: Simply add this line to your .htaccess file
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This is best done using the pages path. Here's an example:
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This should give you all you need http://www.htaccessredirect.co.uk/
Given that you're talking about redirection from said page using what the user types:
Create a text box and a button like this <button onclick="redit();">
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This will send the user to the page you want them to, based on what they selected as page number.

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There is no documentation in the package. Here is a working sketch. It has been tested on Arduino Uno.
Thanks for your post, got me up and running the shield in no time!
for most other sketches, I just paste this over the old settings and it works.
I used v1.1 threshold but modified values as they were off for me.
Worked fine for me on Uno R3 and Mega 2560 R3 purchased here at FT.
Hope this works for all, enjoy.


If you want to see how the oil market's re-balancing, just take a look at Europe's storage tanks.
(Bloomberg) -- If you want to see how the oil market's re-balancing, just take a look at Europe's storage tanks.
Crude inventories in the key hub of Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Antwerp -- known in the industry as ARA -- are now at their lowest level since February 2015. The sharp declines are being driving by a diesel market that roared over the summer, prompting European refineries to ramp up their crude processing, according to Carsten Fritsch, a commodities analyst at Commerzbank AG.
That accelerated last month as Europe's plants bolstered processing to fill a void left by U.S. outages after Hurricane Harvey. In short, Europe shipped more fuels to the U.S. and got less back, creating even more tightness in oil product markets and incentivizing refineries to chomp through as much crude as possible to capture soaring margins.
Add to that a market structure where it is no longer profitable for traders to keep oil locked up in tanks, and stored supplies have been quick to disappear.
The move in Europe follows a similar emptying of one of the world's largest hubs, South Africa's Saldanha Bay, as parts of the Brent crude oil curve became the least profitable for stored supplies in three years.
That's all good news for the near-record number of speculative Brent crude oil bulls. This week's decline means that ARA stockpiles have fallen even further below their five-year average, which was one of the key benchmarks OPEC set itself to measure the success of its first output cuts in 8 years.
With assistance from Sherry Su. To contact the reporter on this story: Alex Longley in London at alongley@bloomberg.net. To contact the editors responsible for this story: Alaric Nightingale at anightingal1@bloomberg.net Rachel Graham.


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Q: How do I extract username from string? I've been using this code I wrote some time back for my discord bot in Java:
Pattern pattern = Pattern.compile("\\/setNickname ([^\\s]+)");
        Matcher matcher = pattern.matcher(messageReceivedEvent.getMessage().getContentRaw());

        boolean foundMatch = matcher.find();
        if (foundMatch && matcher.groupCount() > 0) {
            String discordUserId = messageReceivedEvent.getAuthor().getId();
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To change nicknames based on the text a user enters into the channel in the format of:
[HH:MM:SS] /setNickname Bill
This code works correctly. However, I am now wanting to change it, but I cannot seem to get the regex pattern to work for a new format of the message. It is always a message the player has to enter with a timestamp, so the entry would be :
 [HH:MM:SS] Bill 4cYaUTKzT2odRf2
At some point I plan to build on this and make it a variable so eliminating before and after the second space seems like the most logical choice, but I am struggling with it.
The input would be: [HH:MM:SS] Bill 4cYaUTKzT2odRf2
The output should be just: Bill
Any help would be appreciated!

A: Use this REGEX ([A-Z:\\[\\]]+\\s)([A-Za-z]+)(\\s[0-9A-Za-z]+)
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        String input = "[HH:MM:SS] Bill 4cYaUTKzT2odRf2";
        Pattern pattern = Pattern.compile("([A-Z:\\[\\]]+\\s)([A-Za-z]+)(\\s[0-9A-Za-z]+)");
        Matcher matcher = pattern.matcher(input);
        if (matcher.find()) {
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        }
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, output
Bill

, or REGEX ([0-9:\\[\\]]+\\s)([A-Za-z]+)(\\s[0-9A-Za-z]+)
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        String input = "[10:30:10] Bill 4cYaUTKzT2odRf2";
        Pattern pattern = Pattern.compile("([0-9:\\[\\]]+\\s)([A-Za-z]+)(\\s[0-9A-Za-z]+)");
        Matcher matcher = pattern.matcher(input);
        if (matcher.find()) {
            System.out.println(matcher.group(1));
            System.out.println(matcher.group(2));
            System.out.println(matcher.group(3));
        }
    }

A: Maybe there's more variability in the input than you've indicated, but wouldn't this work:
String input = "[HH:MM:SS] Bill 4cYaUTKzT2odRf2";
String extractedName = input.replaceAll(".+\\s([A-Za-z]+)\\s.+", "$1");
System.out.println(extractedName);

Output:
Bill


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REVIEW: Festival of Flight – Weston Park in the Dark
Festival of Flight: Weston Park in the Dark – Image © Paul Johnson/Flightline UK
The expansive parkland at Weston Park has long been associated with air displays. It currently hosts one of the largest model airshows in the UK each June. Those events also feature some full sized display acts operating from the short grass strip that nestles between the trees. Last year, the organisers of the Model Air Show held a second event in mid-October dubbed "Weston Park in the Dark" and it returned this year promising a feast of light and sound through various ground entertainment, special modified model aircraft and some full sized displays.
Paul Johnson/Flightline UK reports. All photography by the author.
With the light fading earlier in the afternoon, October is the perfect month for some evening entertainment as events can be held earlier and it is not yet too cold. The inaugural "In the Dark" event certainly captured the imagination of many and returned this year as the "Festival of Flight." The event is an eclectic mix of different entertainment through the medium of light and sound. On the ground there are fire-breathers, dancers and even 'Iron-Man'
In the air, much of the entertainment was based on Radio-Controlled model aircraft. Many were modified, some by simply attaching pyrotechnic effects and LED strips. Some had more specialised modifications for flying in the dark including special propellers and rotor blades that could project messages or images on to their propeller/rotor discs.
One of the most memorable displays of the evening involved over 20 small electric models flying together to Johnny Cash's "Ring of Fire.". Fitted with white LED strips it looked for all the world like a swarn of Fireflies in the evening light. To spice up the action, there were challenged to fly through a Ring of Fire. Those that were successful lived to fly on, but the models hitting the ring were accompanied by some very large pyrotechnic explosions.
Opening the evening's festivities were a couple of full sized display acts. First to go were Weston Park regulars, the GliderFX Display Team with their MDM-1 Fox Aerobatic Glider and Piper PA25 Pawnee tow-plane. 2015 saw the team's Fox glider get a major facelift and it is now fitted with some striking programmable LED lights down the side of the fuselage and a new vinyl wrap. The team led by Guy Westgate have been at the forefront of twilight pyrotechnic displays in the UK and have constantly developed their special effects. Ian Gallacher flew a spectacular opening to the show with pyrotechnic waterfalls streaming from the wingtips and various different starburst effects.
Guy also flies with the new AeroSPARX Team and presented a solo aerobatic routine in a Grob 109b motor-glider. His display marked a new step forward in twilight displays as it was the first CAA approved aerobatic display in the UK to take place at night (which is taken as starting at Sunset + 30 mins) The AeroSPARX Grobs are kitted out in similar fashion to the Fox glider in terms of fireworks and LED lighting effects, but with the added addition of smoke system fitted to the engine. The addition of the smoke can make for some spectacular lighting effects as the aircraft flies through its own trails.
Both the GliderFX and AeroSPARX displays included ground based "Walls of Light" during their displays which were quite simple awesome spectacles that drew gasps and cheers from the crowd.
Twilight air displays are always magical and it is great to see them being to grow with more teams taking part. However, the displays at Weston Park were amongst the most spectaclur I've seen this year. The event too was something very special and very out of the ordinary. Steve Bishop and his team should be congratulated for bringing a new event together that is so original and entertaining.
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Jazz at the Anvil: A Night in New Orleans
Presented by Piva Modern Italian
Featuring Doc Fingers
Everything I play now, have ever played or will ever play all came from New Orleans. It's a meeting place where black meets white, New World meets the Old World, French meets English. When they meet, they all change, morphing into this new gumbo where everything retains its best qualities and becomes new. This is when the party starts. They created JAZZ, then created the BLUES, then the BLUES got pregnant, and they named the baby ROCK AND ROLL! — Doc Fingers
From the bones of Burbon Street and the sweet sounds of the Mississippi River, New Orleans is one of the birthplaces of jazz. Doc Fingers (known simply as Doc) will take you in to the heartbeat of this vibrant landscape—just what the Doctor ordered. As one of the predominant piano players, Doc can tickle the keys like no other. He has played with titans such as Chuck Berry, John Lee Hooker, Mississippi John Hurt and Lee Oscar, to name a few.
This show will be full swing and boogie-woogie; exactly what the Doctor ordered.
Piva Presents: Jazz at the Anvil
A new and exciting jazz series is coming to New Westminster! Starting September 2022, and running through to March 2023, Piva Presents: Jazz at the Anvil is bringing together some of the very best musical talent Vancouver has to offer. The goal of these shows is to not only elevate the appreciation of music and tell the story of jazz, but also to engage, strengthen, and amplify arts in the community.
With new takes and nods to classic artists, like Dave Brubeck and Ella Fitzgerald, and arrangements inspired by warm nights in New Orleans and Havana, these shows will move you in new ways and welcome you in to the rich world of jazz.
The proceeds from each show will be given to the music department at New West Secondary School, to enrich the lives of the students and provide new opportunities for them to explore the music in their heart.


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Home » Jack Shere receives high honor
Jack Shere receives high honor
Shere recognized as a distinguished alumni at Iowa State
Dr. Jack Shere, associate administrator of the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) recently received the highest honor given to alumni by Iowa State University through the ISU Alumni Association. The Distinguished Alumni Award honors ISU alumni who are nationally and/or internationally recognized for preeminent contributions to their professions or life's work.
Shere joined APHIS in 1990 as a field medical officer in Nebraska and Wisconsin and has held many leadership positions since then, including area veterinarian in charge for Wisconsin, associate western regional director, eastern regional director, deputy administrator for veterinary services and chief veterinary officer of the United States. As APHIS associate administrator, with emphasis on emergency and regulatory compliance services and veterinary services, he remains dedicated to protecting and improving the health of our nation's agricultural animals, animal products and veterinary biologics.
"I am very grateful and proud that I had the opportunity to serve as the chief veterinary officer of the United States and now as APHIS associate administrator," Shere says. "These roles will always mean a great deal to me as they are the pinnacle of my career in federal service."
Shere has worked on the front lines during some of the world's foremost crises, including Salmonella enteritidis, foot and mouth disease in England, low pathogenic avian influenza, exotic Newcastle disease (END) and high pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI). During a nine-month period in 2002-03, Shere led the federal efforts jointly with the states to eradicate the devastating END outbreak on the ground in California, Texas, New Mexico and Utah. Then, during the HPAI outbreak in 2014-15, Shere again oversaw ground operations in 21 affected states. In both cases, Shere provided leadership and devoted tireless effort until these diseases were eradicated from the United States.
Other awards Shere has received throughout his distinguished career include the ISU College of Veterinary Medicine's Stange Award (2017), the Council Bluffs (Iowa) Thomas Jefferson High School Hall of Fame Award (2014), the APHIS Civil Rights Award (2012), the U.S. Animal Health Association Partnership Award (2010-11) and USDA Secretary of Agriculture Individual Honor Awards for both his leadership on END and Foot and Mouth in England.
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Sustainable Development Report
Africa SDG Index and Dashboards 2018
The Africa SDG Index and Dashboards are a tool to track progress toward the SDGs, to help pinpoint key implementation challenges, and to assist countries in benchmarking their SDG performance against their African peers. It draws on official and unofficial SDG data as well as elements of Agenda 2063 to identify priorities for action in order to achieve the SDGs. 51 countries are ranked in the Index and all 54 African countries have full country profiles with detailed dashboards and trends analysis.
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Morocco tops ranking in Africa SDG Index and Dashboards 2018 Report
The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are a universal agenda, calling on all nations to pursue economic development, social inclusion, and environmental sustainability, on the basis of good governance. This report creates, for the first time, a measurement of progress on the SDGs tailored specifically to African countries.
However, the Africa SDG Index is more than a report – it is a tool for local and national governments, academia, and civil society to take ownership over African development trajectories and for revitalizing partnerships to achieve sustainable development. The Africa SDG Index and Dashboards Report can support national govern- ments in tracking progress and narrating their own development priorities, but important gaps remain. Investing in the improvement of statistical systems contributes to better informed policies, faster response times to pressing issues, increased civic engagement, and of course, markedly improved transparency and accountability. Recognizing this reality is an important part of this report, and we hope to see African governments move towards enhancing national statistical monitoring systems.
The report is also a call to action for governments to focus efforts on the SDGs with new information on where they stand. The Dashboards should help each African country identify priorities for action, understand key implementation challenges, and identify the gaps that must be closed in order to achieve the SDGs by 2030. We hope this report supports African discussions about priorities in achieving the SDGs and that it is operationalized into a tool for national and regional discussion and planning. Our vision is for an official day on which African countries will convene stakeholders in their respective countries around the SDGs, with this report presented as a useful tool for analysis and action. The "Africa SDG Day" would allow all actors to discuss appropriate SDG strategies given their national contexts and the findings of this and related reports. Additionally, we hope that the results of this report are disseminated in creative ways into local communities to spark collective and inclusive engagement on ways they can contextualize the SDGs and spur on progress.
Thank you for reading this first edition of the Africa SDG Index. We hope to continue this discussion throughout further annual publications of the Index, and support collaboration for the achievement of the SDGs in Africa.
Belay Begashaw
Director General, The Sustainable Development Goals Center for Africa
Jeffrey D. Sachs
Director, Sustainable Development Solutions Network
Eve de la Mothe Karoubi, Olive Dushime, Grayson Fuller, Lina Henao, and May Hui
The Sustainable Development Goals Center for Africa and Sustainable Development Solutions Network (2018): Africa SDG Index and Dashboards Report 2018. Kigali and New York: The Sustainable Development Goals Center for Africa and Sustainable Development Solutions Network.
Grayson Fuller was also responsible for the data management, with guidance from Guillaume Lafortune. Cara Kennedy- Cuomo also contributed. Belay Begashaw and Guido Schmidt-Traub supervised the project.
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The Sustainable Development Report (including the SDG Index & Dashboards) is a complement to the official SDG indicators and voluntary country-led review processes. The report is not an official monitoring tool. It uses publicly available data published by official data providers (World Bank, WHO, ILO, others) and other organizations including research centers and non-governmental organizations. Interest in the global SDG Index and Dashboards has spurred many initiatives to develop localized assessments of SDG progress.
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