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It is my contention that tying in a well-crafted mentoring program which allows senior executives and professionals to share their cultural knowledge with newer members of the organization is an excellent way to round-out the essential knowledge experience of newer managers and supervisors.
Such mentoring programs can consist of frequent one-on-one sessions between mentors and mentoring partners (mentees) providing exposure for both parties. A good mentoring program is designed to be reciprocal. Where seasoned managers share their technical and cultural insights and perceptions for the benefit of the mentoring partner and where the mentoring partner provides the seasoned executive with insights about what is happening on the "front line", an area where many seasoned executives have little day-to-day exposure-where their junior managers and supervisors live constantly. It is also a unique chance for those very same mentoring partners to define what corporate messages "from the top" are unclear, garbled, and therefore, misunderstood. The clarification of those messages by the senior managers during the mentoring discussions gives the organization a chance to "get it right", resulting in significantly improved corporate performance.


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Mitch Cox Companies Launches Social Media
by Jamie Ketron | Aug 20, 2013 | Architecture, Brokerage, Construction, Development, General, Leadership, Management
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. – In June 2013, Mitch Cox Companies launched their company onto multiple social media platforms including Facebook, Twitter, Google+ and LinkedIn.
According to a study conducted by Experian in April 2013, over 27% of online time spent is spent on a social media platform. Facebook has over 1.1 billion monthly users, according to Facebook, Inc.. Twitter has a total of 550 million active users, according to Twitter Company, Inc.. Google reports having over 500 million registered Google+ users. LinkedIn currently has over 225 million users.
"We thought it was time to enter into the social media conversation," said John Seward, Chief Operating Officer at Mitch Cox Companies. "Building a strong relationship with the community is highly valuable to us and to the mission of the organization."
David Schools, Business Development Director at Mitch Cox Companies, said, "The reason for Mitch Cox Companies launching a comprehensive social media presence is threefold: to build lasting relationships with the community around us, to provide cutting-edge news and photos of developmental changes to our region and to advocate the value of leadership in business today."
Be sure to connect with Mitch Cox Companies on your preferred social media site below:
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HMS Announces New President
Announcing Universal Storage Solutions in Bristol, Tennessee.
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The End-Of-Year Community Builder Newsletter From Mitch Cox Companies
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Q: Dimension xml, unable to build "error: 'float|fraction' is an invalid format." After updating android studio to 3.0 and updating build tool version from '25.0.0' to '26.0.2', I'm getting this error msg 'float|fraction' is an invalid format.   Basically unable to build the code.
          My dimen item is:
<item name="default_key_width" format="float|fraction" type="dimen">10%p</item>.
     Need some workaround. Also if I change float|fraction to float then I get error msg as invalid type: dimen. Please help.

A: You should use 10.0 instead of 10%p.
<item name="default_key_width" format="float" type="dimen">10.0</item>

After that, Clean-Rebuild-RUN.

A: Making it 10.0 creates some problem. Solved it by removing format and replacing %p with only %.
    <item name="default_key_width" type="dimen">10%</item>

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import {Injectable} from "@angular/core";
import {GobiiFileItem} from "../../model/gobii-file-item";
import {FileModelState, FileModelTreeEvent} from "../../model/file-model-tree-event";
import {FileModelNode, ExtractorItemType, ExtractorCategoryType, CardinalityType} from "../../model/file-model-node";
import {GobiiExtractFilterType} from "../../model/type-extractor-filter";
import {EntityType, EntitySubType} from "../../model/type-entity";
import {CvFilterType} from "../../model/cv-filter-type";
import {Subject} from 'rxjs/Subject';
import {Observable} from 'rxjs/Observable';
import {ProcessType} from "../../model/type-process";
import {Labels} from "../../views/entity-labels";
import {DtoHeaderResponse} from "../../model/dto-header-response";
import {HeaderStatusMessage} from "../../model/dto-header-status-message";
import {TreeStatusNotification} from "../../model/tree-status-notification";
import {CardinalityExpression} from "../../model/cardinality-expression";
import {ModelTreeValidationError} from "../../model/model-tree-validation-error";

@Injectable()
export class FileModelTreeService {

    constructor() {
    }

    fileModelNodeTree: Map < GobiiExtractFilterType, Array < FileModelNode >> =
        new Map<GobiiExtractFilterType,Array<FileModelNode>>();

    cardinalityExpressions: Map<CardinalityType,CardinalityExpression> =
        new Map<CardinalityType,CardinalityExpression>();

    private validateModel(): boolean {

        //When this method is implemented, it will confirm that the sturcture of the tree is correct;
        //this is not just an intellectual exercise; the findFileModelNode() method (and probably others)
        //make important assumptions about the structure of the model. These are the assumptions:
        // 0) There is one, and only one, FileModelNode per EntityType and CvFilter value
        // there are a bunch of other rules pertaining to how tree nodes are associated with FileModelNodes,
        // but since that's in the presentation department, you'll see that over there in in the status tree.

        return true;

    }

    private getFileItemsFromModel(fileModelNodes: FileModelNode[]): GobiiFileItem[] {

        let returnVal: GobiiFileItem[] = [];

        fileModelNodes.forEach(currentModelNode => {

            if (currentModelNode.getChildren().length > 0) {
                let childFileItems: GobiiFileItem[] = this.getFileItemsFromModel(currentModelNode.getChildren());
                returnVal = returnVal.concat(childFileItems);
            } else {
                returnVal = returnVal.concat(currentModelNode.getFileItems());
            }

        });

        return returnVal;

    } //

    private getFileModelNodes(gobiiExtractFilterType: GobiiExtractFilterType): FileModelNode[] {

        if (this.fileModelNodeTree.size === 0) {

            // ************ SET UP VALIDATORS
            this.cardinalityExpressions.set(
                CardinalityType.ZERO_OR_MORE,
                new CardinalityExpression(CardinalityType.ZERO_OR_MORE,
                    n => {
                        return n > -1
                    },
                    "There must be zero or more items")
            )

            this.cardinalityExpressions.set(
                CardinalityType.ZERO_OR_ONE,
                new CardinalityExpression(CardinalityType.ZERO_OR_ONE,
                    n => {
                        return n < 2;
                    },
                    "There must be no more than one items ")
            )

            this.cardinalityExpressions.set(
                CardinalityType.ONE_ONLY,
                new CardinalityExpression(CardinalityType.ONE_ONLY,
                    n => {
                        return n == 1
                    },
                    "There must be exactly one item")
            )

            this.cardinalityExpressions.set(
                CardinalityType.MORE_THAN_ONE,
                new CardinalityExpression(CardinalityType.MORE_THAN_ONE,
                    n => {
                        return n > 1
                    },
                    "There must more than one item")
            )

            this.cardinalityExpressions.set(
                CardinalityType.ONE_OR_MORE,
                new CardinalityExpression(CardinalityType.ONE_OR_MORE,
                    n => {
                        return n >= 1
                    },
                    "There must be one or more items")
            )

            // **** FOR ALL EXTRACTION TYPES **********************************************************************
            // **** THESE ARE ALL ROOT LEVEL NODES
            let submissionItemsForAll: FileModelNode[] = [];
            submissionItemsForAll.push(FileModelNode.build(ExtractorItemType.JOB_ID, null)
                .setCategoryType(ExtractorCategoryType.LEAF)
                .setCategoryName(Labels.instance().treeExtractorTypeLabels[ExtractorItemType.JOB_ID])
                .setCardinality(CardinalityType.ONE_ONLY)
                .setRequired(true)
            );

            submissionItemsForAll.push(FileModelNode.build(ExtractorItemType.ENTITY, null)
                .setCategoryType(ExtractorCategoryType.LEAF)
                .setEntityType(EntityType.Contacts)
                .setEntitySubType(EntitySubType.CONTACT_SUBMITED_BY)
                .setEntityName(Labels.instance().entitySubtypeNodeLabels[EntitySubType.CONTACT_SUBMITED_BY])
                .setCardinality(CardinalityType.ONE_ONLY)
                .setRequired(true)
            );

            submissionItemsForAll.push(FileModelNode.build(ExtractorItemType.EXPORT_FORMAT, null)
                .setCategoryType(ExtractorCategoryType.LEAF)
                .setCategoryName(Labels.instance().treeExtractorTypeLabels[ExtractorItemType.EXPORT_FORMAT])
                .setEntityName(Labels.instance().treeExtractorTypeLabels[ExtractorItemType.EXPORT_FORMAT])
                .setCardinality(CardinalityType.ONE_ONLY)
                .setRequired(true)
            );

            submissionItemsForAll.push(FileModelNode.build(ExtractorItemType.ENTITY, null)
                .setCategoryType(ExtractorCategoryType.LEAF)
                .setEntityType(EntityType.Mapsets)
                .setEntityName(Labels.instance().entityNodeLabels[EntityType.Mapsets])
                .setCardinality(CardinalityType.ZERO_OR_ONE)
                .setRequired(false)
            );

            // **** SET UP EXTRACT BY DATASET  **********************************************************************
            // -- Data set type
            let submissionItemsForDataSet: FileModelNode[] = [];
            submissionItemsForDataSet = submissionItemsForDataSet.concat(submissionItemsForAll);
            submissionItemsForDataSet.push(
//                FileModelNode.build(ExtractorItemType.CATEGORY, null)
                FileModelNode.build(ExtractorItemType.ENTITY, null)
                    .setCategoryType(ExtractorCategoryType.CONTAINER)
                    .setEntityType(EntityType.DataSets)
                    .setEntityName(Labels.instance().entityNodeLabels[EntityType.DataSets])
                    .setCardinality(CardinalityType.ONE_OR_MORE)
                    .setRequired(false)
            );

            this.fileModelNodeTree.set(GobiiExtractFilterType.WHOLE_DATASET, submissionItemsForDataSet);

            // **** SET UP EXTRACT BY SAMPLES  **********************************************************************
            // -- Data set type
            let submissionItemsForBySample: FileModelNode[] = [];
            submissionItemsForBySample = submissionItemsForBySample.concat(submissionItemsForAll);
            submissionItemsForBySample.push(
                FileModelNode.build(ExtractorItemType.ENTITY, null)
                    .setCategoryType(ExtractorCategoryType.LEAF)
                    .setEntityType(EntityType.CvTerms)
                    .setCvFilterType(CvFilterType.DATASET_TYPE)
                    .setEntityName(Labels.instance().cvFilterNodeLabels[CvFilterType.DATASET_TYPE])
                    .setCardinality(CardinalityType.ONE_ONLY)
                    .setRequired(false)
            );

            // -- Sample List Type
            submissionItemsForBySample.push(FileModelNode.build(ExtractorItemType.SAMPLE_LIST_TYPE, null)
                .setCategoryType(ExtractorCategoryType.LEAF)
                .setEntityName(Labels.instance().treeExtractorTypeLabels[ExtractorItemType.SAMPLE_LIST_TYPE])
                .setCategoryName(Labels.instance().treeExtractorTypeLabels[ExtractorItemType.SAMPLE_LIST_TYPE])
                .setCardinality(CardinalityType.ONE_ONLY)
                .setRequired(true)
            );

            // -- Platforms
            submissionItemsForBySample.push(FileModelNode.build(ExtractorItemType.ENTITY, null)
                .setCategoryType(ExtractorCategoryType.CONTAINER)
                .setEntityType(EntityType.Platforms)
                .setEntityName(Labels.instance().entityNodeLabels[EntityType.Platforms])
                .setCardinality(CardinalityType.ZERO_OR_MORE)
                .setRequired(false)
            );

            // -- Samples Criteria
            let currentParent: FileModelNode = null;
            submissionItemsForBySample
                .push(currentParent =
                    FileModelNode.build(ExtractorItemType.ENTITY, null)
                        .setCategoryType(ExtractorCategoryType.CONTAINER)
                        .setEntityName("Sample Crieria")
                        .setCardinality(CardinalityType.ONE_OR_MORE)
                        .setAlternatePeerTypes([EntityType.Projects, EntityType.Contacts])
                        .setRequired(false)
                        .addChild(FileModelNode.build(ExtractorItemType.ENTITY, currentParent)
                            .setCategoryType(ExtractorCategoryType.LEAF)
                            .setEntityType(EntityType.Contacts)
                            .setEntitySubType(EntitySubType.CONTACT_PRINCIPLE_INVESTIGATOR)
                            .setEntityName(Labels.instance().entitySubtypeNodeLabels[EntitySubType.CONTACT_PRINCIPLE_INVESTIGATOR])
                            .setCardinality(CardinalityType.ONE_ONLY)
                            .setRequired(false)
                        )
                        .addChild(FileModelNode.build(ExtractorItemType.ENTITY, currentParent)
                            .setCategoryType(ExtractorCategoryType.LEAF)
                            .setEntityType(EntityType.Projects)
                            .setEntityName(Labels.instance().entityNodeLabels[EntityType.Projects])
                            .setCardinality(CardinalityType.ONE_OR_MORE)
                            .setRequired(false)
                        ).addChild(FileModelNode.build(ExtractorItemType.SAMPLE_FILE, currentParent)
                        .setCategoryType(ExtractorCategoryType.LEAF)
                        .setEntityName(Labels.instance().treeExtractorTypeLabels[ExtractorItemType.SAMPLE_FILE])
                        .setCategoryName(Labels.instance().treeExtractorTypeLabels[ExtractorItemType.SAMPLE_FILE])
                        .setCardinality(CardinalityType.ONE_ONLY)
                        .setRequired(false)
                    ).addChild(FileModelNode.build(ExtractorItemType.SAMPLE_LIST_ITEM, currentParent)
                        .setCategoryType(ExtractorCategoryType.CONTAINER)
                        .setEntityName(Labels.instance().treeExtractorTypeLabels[ExtractorItemType.SAMPLE_LIST_ITEM])
                        .setCategoryName(Labels.instance().treeExtractorTypeLabels[ExtractorItemType.SAMPLE_LIST_ITEM])
                        .setCardinality(CardinalityType.ONE_OR_MORE)
                        .setRequired(false)
                    ));

            this.fileModelNodeTree
                .set(GobiiExtractFilterType.BY_SAMPLE,
                    submissionItemsForBySample
                );

            // **** SET UP EXTRACT BY MARKERS  **********************************************************************
            let submissionItemsForByMarkers: FileModelNode[] = [];
            submissionItemsForByMarkers = submissionItemsForByMarkers.concat(submissionItemsForAll);
            submissionItemsForByMarkers.push(
                FileModelNode.build(ExtractorItemType.ENTITY, null)
                    .setCategoryType(ExtractorCategoryType.LEAF)
                    .setEntityType(EntityType.CvTerms)
                    .setCvFilterType(CvFilterType.DATASET_TYPE)
                    .setEntityName(Labels.instance().cvFilterNodeLabels[CvFilterType.DATASET_TYPE])
                    .setCardinality(CardinalityType.ONE_ONLY)
                    .setRequired(false)
            );

            // the validation algorithm effectively OR's the children: thus the children
            // are ONE_OR_MORE
            submissionItemsForByMarkers
                .push(currentParent =
                    FileModelNode.build(ExtractorItemType.ENTITY, null)
                        .setCategoryType(ExtractorCategoryType.CONTAINER)
                        .setEntityName("Markers Crieria")
                        .setCardinality(CardinalityType.ONE_OR_MORE)
                        .setAlternatePeerTypes([EntityType.Platforms])
                        .setRequired(true)
                        .addChild(FileModelNode.build(ExtractorItemType.ENTITY, currentParent)
                            .setCategoryType(ExtractorCategoryType.CONTAINER)
                            .setEntityType(EntityType.Platforms)
                            .setEntityName(Labels.instance().entityNodeLabels[EntityType.Platforms])
                            .setCardinality(CardinalityType.ONE_OR_MORE)
                            .setRequired(false)
                        ).addChild(FileModelNode.build(ExtractorItemType.MARKER_FILE, currentParent)
                        .setCategoryType(ExtractorCategoryType.LEAF)
                        .setEntityName(Labels.instance().treeExtractorTypeLabels[ExtractorItemType.MARKER_FILE])
                        .setCategoryName(Labels.instance().treeExtractorTypeLabels[ExtractorItemType.MARKER_FILE])
                        .setCardinality(CardinalityType.ONE_OR_MORE)
                        .setRequired(false)
                    ).addChild(FileModelNode.build(ExtractorItemType.MARKER_LIST_ITEM, currentParent)
                        .setCategoryType(ExtractorCategoryType.CONTAINER)
                        .setEntityName(Labels.instance().treeExtractorTypeLabels[ExtractorItemType.MARKER_LIST_ITEM])
                        .setCategoryName(Labels.instance().treeExtractorTypeLabels[ExtractorItemType.MARKER_LIST_ITEM])
                        .setCardinality(CardinalityType.ONE_OR_MORE)
                        .setRequired(false)
                    ).addChild(FileModelNode.build(ExtractorItemType.ENTITY, currentParent)
                        .setCategoryType(ExtractorCategoryType.CONTAINER)
                        .setEntityType(EntityType.MarkerGroups)
                        .setEntityName(Labels.instance().entityNodeLabels[EntityType.MarkerGroups])
                        .setCardinality(CardinalityType.ONE_OR_MORE)
                        .setRequired(false)
                    )
                );

            this.fileModelNodeTree
                .set(GobiiExtractFilterType.BY_MARKER,
                    submissionItemsForByMarkers
                );

            if (this.validateModel() == true) {
                this.subjectTreeStateNotifications.next(new TreeStatusNotification(GobiiExtractFilterType.UNKNOWN, FileModelState.READY, null));
            } else {
                //raise major warning.
            }

        }

        return this.fileModelNodeTree.get(gobiiExtractFilterType);
    }

    private validateTree(gobiiExtractFilterType: GobiiExtractFilterType): ModelTreeValidationError[] {

        let returnVal = [];

        let fileModelNodes: FileModelNode[] = this.fileModelNodeTree.get(gobiiExtractFilterType);

        // we only iterate the first level because we just happen to know, for this purpose,
        // that the tree only has two levels; if we add more, this must change
        fileModelNodes.forEach(currentFileModelNode => {

            if (currentFileModelNode.getCategoryType() === ExtractorCategoryType.LEAF ||
                (currentFileModelNode.getCategoryType() === ExtractorCategoryType.CONTAINER
                && currentFileModelNode.getChildren().length === 0 )) {

                let currentCardinalityExpression = this.cardinalityExpressions
                    .get(currentFileModelNode.getCardinality());

                let fileItemCount: number = currentFileModelNode.getFileItems().length;

                if (!currentCardinalityExpression.isValid(fileItemCount)) {

                    returnVal.push(new ModelTreeValidationError(
                        currentCardinalityExpression.message,
                        currentFileModelNode
                    ));
                }

            } else if (currentFileModelNode.getCategoryType() === ExtractorCategoryType.CONTAINER) {

                let atLeastOneIsSatisfied: boolean = false;
                for (let idx: number = 0;
                     ( idx < currentFileModelNode.getChildren().length) && (atLeastOneIsSatisfied === false);
                     idx++) {

                    let currentFileModelNodeChild = currentFileModelNode.getChildren()[idx];

                    let currentChildCardinalityExpression = this.cardinalityExpressions
                        .get(currentFileModelNodeChild.getCardinality());

                    let childFileItemCount: number = currentFileModelNodeChild.getFileItems().length;
                    atLeastOneIsSatisfied = currentChildCardinalityExpression .isValid(childFileItemCount);
                    let validatorIsWRONG: boolean = atLeastOneIsSatisfied;

                }

                if (atLeastOneIsSatisfied === false) {

                    currentFileModelNode.getChildren().forEach(currentChildNode => {

                        let currentChildCardinalityExpression = this.cardinalityExpressions
                            .get(currentChildNode.getCardinality());

                        returnVal.push(new ModelTreeValidationError(
                            currentChildCardinalityExpression.message,
                            currentChildNode));
                    });

                } // if none of the required children are present

            } else {
                ; // we don't have a type like this yet?
            } // if-else the model node has child model nodes

        });// for each first level node

        return returnVal;
    }

    private processNotification(fileItem: GobiiFileItem): FileModelTreeEvent {

        let returnVal: FileModelTreeEvent = new FileModelTreeEvent(fileItem, null, null, null);
        return returnVal;

    }

    private mutate(fileItem: GobiiFileItem): FileModelTreeEvent {

        let returnVal: FileModelTreeEvent = null;

        if (fileItem.getGobiiExtractFilterType() != GobiiExtractFilterType.UNKNOWN) {

            let fileModelNode: FileModelNode = this.findFileModelNode(fileItem.getGobiiExtractFilterType(),
                fileItem);

            if (fileModelNode != null) {

                if (fileItem.getProcessType() === ProcessType.CREATE || fileItem.getProcessType() === ProcessType.UPDATE) {

                    this.placeNodeInModel(fileModelNode, fileItem);

                    // this condition is going to required further thought . . .
                    // you have to if cardiality of aprent is ONE_OR_MORE, then
                    // you have to check for siblings. Not sure how complex we
                    // need to make this
                    if (( fileModelNode.getCardinality() === CardinalityType.ONE_OR_MORE
                        || fileModelNode.getCardinality() === CardinalityType.ONE_ONLY
                        || fileModelNode.getCardinality() === CardinalityType.MORE_THAN_ONE)
                        && fileModelNode.getCategoryType() != ExtractorCategoryType.CONTAINER) {

                        if (fileModelNode.getParent() == null) {

                            fileItem.setRequired(true);
                        }

                    }

                    returnVal = new FileModelTreeEvent(fileItem, fileModelNode, FileModelState.SUBMISSION_INCOMPLETE, null);

                } else if (fileItem.getProcessType() === ProcessType.DELETE) {

                    if( this.removeFromModel(fileModelNode, fileItem) ) {

                        returnVal = new FileModelTreeEvent(fileItem, fileModelNode, FileModelState.SUBMISSION_INCOMPLETE, null);

                    } else {
                        let message:string = "The specified file item could not be removed because it does not exist in the model";

                        if(fileModelNode && fileModelNode.getCategoryName() ) {
                            message += "; model category: " + fileModelNode.getCategoryName();
                        }
                        if(fileItem && fileItem.getItemName() ) {
                            message += "; fileitem name: " + fileItem.getItemName();
                        }

                        returnVal = new FileModelTreeEvent(fileItem, fileModelNode, FileModelState.ERROR, message);
                    }

                } else {
                    returnVal = new FileModelTreeEvent(fileItem,
                        null,
                        FileModelState.ERROR,
                        "Unhandled file item process type: " + ProcessType[fileItem.getProcessType()]);
                }

            } else {

                // this condition deals with a design flaw: not all entity types are handled for all
                // extract filter types; this is not an error, but we want to validate that the entity
                // does match at least one exractor type; if it does, then we mark it as a mismatch
                // and subscribers know to ignore this type of event; in the future, if we want the
                // status tree to maintain state across extraction filter types, this could be useful

                let remainingExtractorTypes: GobiiExtractFilterType[] = [GobiiExtractFilterType.WHOLE_DATASET,
                    GobiiExtractFilterType.BY_SAMPLE,
                    GobiiExtractFilterType.BY_MARKER];

                remainingExtractorTypes.splice(remainingExtractorTypes.indexOf(fileItem.getGobiiExtractFilterType()), 1);

                let fileModelNode: FileModelNode = null;
                for (let idx: number = 0; idx < remainingExtractorTypes.length && fileModelNode == null; idx++) {

                    let currentGobiiExtractFilterType: GobiiExtractFilterType = remainingExtractorTypes[idx];
                    fileModelNode = this.findFileModelNode(currentGobiiExtractFilterType, fileItem);
                    if (fileModelNode != null) {
                        fileItem.setGobiiExtractFilterType(currentGobiiExtractFilterType);
                    }
                }

                if (fileModelNode != null) {

                    returnVal = new FileModelTreeEvent(fileItem, fileModelNode, FileModelState.MISMATCHED_EXTRACTOR_FILTER_TYPE, null);

                } else {

                    returnVal = new FileModelTreeEvent(fileItem,
                        null,
                        FileModelState.ERROR,
                        "Unable to find a FileModelNode for fileItem in any extractor type tree");
                }

            } // if else found a file mode node for the file item's specified extractor filter type
        } else {
            returnVal = new FileModelTreeEvent(fileItem,
                null,
                FileModelState.ERROR,
                "An invalid extract filter type was specified");
        } // if-else extractor filter type is not set

        return returnVal;
    }

    findFileModelNode(gobiiExtractFilterType: GobiiExtractFilterType, fileItem: GobiiFileItem) {

        let fileModelNodes: FileModelNode[] = this.getFileModelNodes(gobiiExtractFilterType);

        let returnVal: FileModelNode = null;

        for (let idx: number = 0; ( idx < fileModelNodes.length) && (returnVal == null ); idx++) {
            let currentTemplate: FileModelNode = fileModelNodes[idx];
            returnVal = this.findTemplateByCriteria(currentTemplate,
                fileItem.getExtractorItemType(),
                fileItem.getEntityType(),
                fileItem.getEntitySubType(),
                fileItem.getCvFilterType());
        }

        return returnVal;

    }

    findFileModelNodeByUniqueId(fileModelNodes: FileModelNode[], fileModelNodeUniqueId: string): FileModelNode {

        let returnVal: FileModelNode = null;

        for (let idx: number = 0; (returnVal == null) && ( idx < fileModelNodes.length); idx++) {

            let currentNode: FileModelNode = fileModelNodes[idx];
            if (currentNode.getFileModelNodeUniqueId() === fileModelNodeUniqueId) {
                returnVal = currentNode;
            } else {
                returnVal = this.findFileModelNodeByUniqueId(currentNode.getChildren(), fileModelNodeUniqueId);
            }
        }

        return returnVal;
    }

    findTemplateByCriteria(fileModelNode: FileModelNode,
                           extractorItemType: ExtractorItemType,
                           entityType: EntityType,
                           entitySubType: EntitySubType,
                           cvFilterType: CvFilterType): FileModelNode {

        let returnVal: FileModelNode = null;

        if (fileModelNode.getChildren() != null) {

            for (let idx: number = 0; ( idx < fileModelNode.getChildren().length) && (returnVal == null ); idx++) {

                let currentTemplate: FileModelNode = fileModelNode.getChildren()[idx];
                returnVal = this.findTemplateByCriteria(currentTemplate,
                    extractorItemType,
                    entityType,
                    entitySubType,
                    cvFilterType);
            }
        }

        if (returnVal === null) {

            if (extractorItemType == fileModelNode.getItemType()
                && entityType == fileModelNode.getEntityType()
                && entitySubType == fileModelNode.getEntitySubType()
                && cvFilterType == fileModelNode.getCvFilterType()) {

                returnVal = fileModelNode;
            }
        }

        return returnVal;

    }

    private placeNodeInModel(fileModelNode: FileModelNode, fileItem: GobiiFileItem) {

        if (fileModelNode.getCategoryType() === ExtractorCategoryType.LEAF) {

            // a leaf should never have more than one
            if (fileModelNode.getFileItems().length === 0) {
                fileModelNode.getFileItems().push(fileItem);
            } else {
                fileModelNode.getFileItems()[0] = fileItem;
            }

        } else if (fileModelNode.getCategoryType() === ExtractorCategoryType.CONTAINER) {

            let existingItems: GobiiFileItem[] = fileModelNode.getFileItems().filter(
                item => {
                    return item.getFileItemUniqueId() === fileItem.getFileItemUniqueId();
                }
            )

            if (existingItems.length === 0) {
                fileModelNode.getFileItems().push(fileItem);
            } else {
                let idx: number = fileModelNode.getFileItems().indexOf(existingItems[0]);
                fileModelNode.getFileItems()[idx] = fileItem;
            }

        } else {
            // this.reportMessage("The node of category  "
            //     + fileModelNode.getCategoryType()
            //     + " for checkbox event " + fileItemEvent.itemName
            //     + " could not be placed in the tree ");
        }

    } //

    private removeFromModel(fileModelNode: FileModelNode, fileItem: GobiiFileItem): boolean {

        let returnVal: boolean = false;

        if (fileModelNode.getCategoryType() === ExtractorCategoryType.LEAF) {

            // a leaf should never have more than one
            if (fileModelNode.getFileItems()
                && fileModelNode.getFileItems().length > 0
                && fileModelNode.getFileItems()[0].getFileItemUniqueId() === fileItem.getFileItemUniqueId()) {
                returnVal = (fileModelNode.getFileItems().splice(0, 1)).length > 0;
            }

        } else if (fileModelNode.getCategoryType() === ExtractorCategoryType.CONTAINER) {

            let existingItem: GobiiFileItem = fileModelNode.getFileItems().find(
                item => {
                    return item.getFileItemUniqueId() === fileItem.getFileItemUniqueId();
                }
            );

            let idxOfItemToRemove: number = fileModelNode.getFileItems().indexOf(existingItem);

            returnVal = (fileModelNode.getFileItems().splice(idxOfItemToRemove, 1)).length > 0;

        } else {
            // this.reportMessage("The node of category  "
            //     + fileModelNode.getCategoryType()
            //     + " for checkbox event " + fileItemEvent.itemName
            //     + " could not be placed in the tree ");
        }

        return returnVal;

    }

    private subjectTreeStateNotifications: Subject < TreeStatusNotification > = new Subject<TreeStatusNotification>();

    public treeStateNotifications(): Subject < TreeStatusNotification > {
        return this.subjectTreeStateNotifications;
    }

    private subjectTreeNotifications: Subject < FileModelTreeEvent > = new Subject<FileModelTreeEvent>();

    public treeNotifications(): Subject < FileModelTreeEvent > {
        return this.subjectTreeNotifications
    }

    private subjectFileItemNotifications: Subject < GobiiFileItem > = new Subject<GobiiFileItem>();

    public fileItemNotifications(): Subject < GobiiFileItem > {
        return this.subjectFileItemNotifications
    }

    public put(fileItem: GobiiFileItem): Observable < FileModelTreeEvent > {

        return Observable.create(observer => {

            let foo: string = "foo";

            let fileTreeEvent: FileModelTreeEvent = null;

            if (fileItem.getProcessType() !== ProcessType.NOTIFY) {
                fileTreeEvent = this.mutate(fileItem);
            } else {
                fileTreeEvent = this.processNotification(fileItem);
            }

            if (fileTreeEvent.fileModelState != FileModelState.ERROR) {

                observer.next(fileTreeEvent);
                observer.complete();

                this.subjectTreeNotifications.next(fileTreeEvent);
                this.subjectFileItemNotifications.next(fileTreeEvent.fileItem);

                let modelTreeValidationErrors: ModelTreeValidationError[] = this.validateTree(fileItem.getGobiiExtractFilterType());
                let fileModelState: FileModelState = ( modelTreeValidationErrors.length === 0 ) ? FileModelState.SUBMISSION_READY : FileModelState.READY;
                let treeStatusNotification: TreeStatusNotification = new TreeStatusNotification(fileItem.getGobiiExtractFilterType(), fileModelState, modelTreeValidationErrors);
                this.subjectTreeStateNotifications.next(treeStatusNotification);

            } else {

                let headerStatusMessage: HeaderStatusMessage = new HeaderStatusMessage(
                    "Error mutating file item in file model tree service: "
                    + fileTreeEvent.message
                    + " processing file item: "
                    + JSON.stringify(fileItem, null, '\t'),
                    null,
                    null
                );

                observer.error(headerStatusMessage);
            }
        });
    }

    public getFileModel(gobiiExtractFilterType: GobiiExtractFilterType): Observable < FileModelNode[] > {

        return Observable.create(observer => {
            let nodesForFilterType: FileModelNode[] = this.getFileModelNodes(gobiiExtractFilterType);
            observer.next(nodesForFilterType);
            observer.complete();
        });
    }

    public getFileItems(gobiiExtractFilterType: GobiiExtractFilterType): Observable < GobiiFileItem[] > {

        return Observable.create(observer => {

            let nodesForFilterType: FileModelNode[] = this.getFileModelNodes(gobiiExtractFilterType);
            let fileItemsForExtractorFilterType: GobiiFileItem[] = this.getFileItemsFromModel(nodesForFilterType);
            observer.next(fileItemsForExtractorFilterType);
            observer.complete();
        });
    }

    public getFileModelNode(gobiiExtractFilterType: GobiiExtractFilterType,
                            fileModelNodeUniqueId: string): Observable < FileModelNode > {

        return Observable.create(observer => {

            let fileModelNodes: FileModelNode[] = this.fileModelNodeTree.get(gobiiExtractFilterType);
            let fileModeNode: FileModelNode = this.findFileModelNodeByUniqueId(fileModelNodes, fileModelNodeUniqueId);
            observer.next(fileModeNode);
            observer.complete();
        });
    }

    public getTreeState(gobiiExtractFilterType: GobiiExtractFilterType): Observable < TreeStatusNotification > {

        return Observable.create(observer => {

            let modelTreeValidationErrors: ModelTreeValidationError[] = this.validateTree(gobiiExtractFilterType);
            let fileModelState: FileModelState = ( modelTreeValidationErrors.length === 0 ) ? FileModelState.SUBMISSION_READY : FileModelState.READY;
            let treeStatusNotification: TreeStatusNotification = new TreeStatusNotification(gobiiExtractFilterType, fileModelState, modelTreeValidationErrors);

            observer.next(treeStatusNotification);
            observer.complete();
        });
    }
}

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Some sad news: after 21 years and 241 issues, G-men magazine will be ceasing publication. The magazine's publisher, Furukawa Shobou, will continue producing gay manga for digital distribution via e-books and a forthcoming smartphone app. The company's DVD and book publishing business will also continue.
G-men was launched by founding editors Gengoroh Tagame and Hiroshi Hasegawa, along with another editor from Badi magazine, in 1995. The early issues (#1-62) featured cover artwork by Tagame, during which time the artist was intimately involved in many aspects of the magazine's production. The magazine's impact in the 1990s cannot be understated: it helped establish a boldly masculine new aesthetic for the Japanese gay community, spoke openly about issues like HIV/AIDS, and had an outlook that was both global and proudly Japanese.
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I'd been drawing my manga on the magazine for….I think more than 20 years.
The magazine gave me lots of memories.
Through the magazine, I got to know so many people not only within Japan but also from overseas, too.
I think quite big part of my career as a gay manga artist came along with the magazine.
The publishing company published all of my 7 books. Wow.
Gengoroh Tagame had a more complicated relationship with the magazine over time, as he describes in a Facebook post:
I was one of the founders of the magazine, so once the magazine was very special for me. But our relationship already ended in 2006, when I was betrayed and was kicked out. Frankly speaking, now I already don't have any kind of love with the publisher and the magazine itself (except writers and artists), because of my serious suffered memories on the break-up time.
So I can't say "Thank you" and I don't want to say "Good job" to the magazine. I only say "Good-bye". It's my second good-bye. But I want to say "Thank you, good job!" to all writers and artists who have ever worked with the magazine. I praise them to the skies. They marked great footsteps on the history of Japanese gay culture, especially on gay art. And I sincerely pray for their good fortune. Even if the magazine is over, the publisher is treacherous and the editor is incompetent, arts never die.
Gay manga will continue to thrive, and despite its at times problematic relationship to the artists, there's no denying that G-men was an important springboard for the genre's success. Its loss will be felt. The legacy and impact of this great magazine will reverberate for generations, while gay art continues to evolve and adapt.
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package org.encog.mathutil.rbf;

import org.encog.Encog;
import org.encog.util.EngineArray;
import org.encog.util.Format;
import org.encog.util.csv.CSVFormat;
import org.encog.util.csv.NumberList;

/**
 * Basic radial basis function. Defines centers for each of the RBF's. All RBF's
 * have a common radius and peak.
 *
 */
public abstract class BasicRBF implements RadialBasisFunction {

	/**
	 * Serial id.
	 */
	private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;

	/**
	 * The center of the RBF.
	 */
	private double[] center;

	/**
	 * The peak of the RBF.
	 */
	private double peak;

	/**
	 * The width of the RBF.
	 */
	private double width;

	/**
	 * {@inheritDoc}
	 */
	@Override
	public final double getCenter(final int dimension) {
		return this.center[dimension];
	}

	/**
	 * {@inheritDoc}
	 */
	@Override
	public final double[] getCenters() {
		return this.center;
	}

	/**
	 * {@inheritDoc}
	 */
	@Override
	public final int getDimensions() {
		return this.center.length;
	}

	/**
	 * {@inheritDoc}
	 */
	@Override
	public final double getPeak() {
		return this.peak;
	}

	/**
	 * {@inheritDoc}
	 */
	@Override
	public final double getWidth() {
		return this.width;
	}

	/**
	 * {@inheritDoc}
	 */
	@Override
	public final void setCenters(final double[] centers) {
		this.center = EngineArray.arrayCopy(centers);

	}

	/**
	 * {@inheritDoc}
	 */
	@Override
	public final void setPeak(final double thePeak) {
		this.peak = thePeak;

	}

	/**
	 * {@inheritDoc}
	 */
	@Override
	public final void setWidth(final double theWidth) {
		this.width = theWidth;
	}

	public String toString() {
		StringBuilder result = new StringBuilder();
		result.append("[");
		result.append(this.getClass().getSimpleName());
		result.append(":width=");
		result.append(Format.formatDouble(this.getWidth(), Encog.DEFAULT_PRECISION));
		result.append(",peak=");
		result.append(Format.formatDouble(this.getPeak(), Encog.DEFAULT_PRECISION));
		result.append(",center=");
		StringBuilder list = new StringBuilder();
		NumberList.toList(CSVFormat.EG_FORMAT, list, this.getCenters());
		result.append(list);
		result.append("]");
		return result.toString();
	}
}


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Q: ggplot printing regression equations where there are multiple lm on one plot Here is the subset of data from my dataframe which is used in this plot;
Year    region  gear    Species.Code    query   LPUE
1974    Cyprus  creel   LOB             Pre     0.31
1975    Cyprus  creel   LOB             Pre     0.26
1976    Cyprus  creel   LOB             Pre     0.33
1977    Cyprus  creel   LOB             Pre     0.17
1978    Cyprus  creel   LOB             Pre     0.2
1979    Cyprus  creel   LOB             Pre     0.22
1980    Cyprus  creel   LOB             Pre     0.38
1981    Cyprus  creel   LOB             Pre     0.51
1982    Cyprus  creel   LOB             Pre     0.57
1983    Cyprus  creel   LOB             Pre     0.45
1984    Cyprus  creel   LOB             Post    0.43
1985    Cyprus  creel   LOB             Post    0.33
1986    Cyprus  creel   LOB             Post    0.21
1987    Cyprus  creel   LOB             Post    0.69
1988    Cyprus  creel   LOB             Post    0.65
1989    Cyprus  creel   LOB             Post    0.37
1990    Cyprus  creel   LOB             Post    0.35
1991    Cyprus  creel   LOB             Post    0.15
1992    Cyprus  creel   LOB             Post    0.21
1993    Cyprus  creel   LOB             Post    0.17

I have generated a line plot of time-series data and fitted two linear regressions one for the data up to 1984 and one for the data after 1984.
Using the following code;
ggplot(subset(A7,region=="Cyprus"&gear=="creel"&Species.Code=="LOB"),aes(x=Year,y=LPUE,shape=query))+
  geom_line()+
  geom_smooth(method="lm")+
  theme(panel.background = element_rect(fill = 'white', colour = 'black'))

I would like to know firstly how I can print the equations on the plot (other examples I have found on stack overflow only deal with one lm) and secondly how I can save the lm models so that I can do a statistical test of the significance between them.

A: you can add several regression lines to a ggplot by stacking geom_smooth commands. I would suggest to create separate data frames for the two models you want to fit.
data_upto84 <- subset(A7, year<1985)
data_from84 <- subset(A7, year>1984)

ggplot(data_upto84, aes(YEAR, LPUE)) +
stat_summary(fun.data=mean_cl_normal) +
geom_smooth(method = 'lm') +
geom_smooth(data = data_from84, aes(YEAR, LPUE), method = 'lm')

On your second question: "secondly how I can save the lm models so that I can do a statistical test of the significance between them".
You save a model by assigning it to an object:
model1 <- lm(LPUE ~ 1 + YEAR, data = data_upto84)
model2 <- lm(LPUE ~ 1 + YEAR, data = data_from84)

It is not clear to me what you want to test with these models. Standard model comparison (for example using the anova function) will not be valid as you run the models on two different samples.


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Savage Arms Celebrates Hunters' Journeys with New Campaign
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U.S.A. –-(AmmoLand.com)- Savage Arms is proud to announce a new multimedia project: Savage Journeys. Savage knows what it takes to put rounds on target, a skill that's crucial to successful hunting. Now the team is joining hunters across the country to chronicle the unexpected twists that can make hunting feel like such a Savage Journey.
"Savage makes the best possible tools for American hunters," said Beth Shimanski, Director of Marketing at Savage Arms. "From the button-rifled barrels on our Axis rifles, to the proven lethality of Renegauge, Savage has proven itself in the field. And now we're out to capture more—the faces and places of American hunting—and we're bringing it to you in Savage Journeys."
Every sportsman, even those with years of backcountry success, tackles unexpected challenges while hunting. This is what makes a lifetime of hunting such an incredible journey. Savage is proud to celebrate those who never quit and allow their boots to carry them over the next ridge. Follow Savage as we capture the experiences of new and experienced hunters as they embrace the unknown and face the unforeseen challenges inherent on their hunts.
Over the course of the next year, Savage will be documenting several hunters as they pursue wild game across a wide swath of the American landscape. These unscripted hunts will showcase the hunting highlights, but they'll also capture the hard work and determination needed to make it into, and out of, the woods.
From the field-to-fork pursuit of Kansas Whitetail and Wyoming antelope, to the predator calls of the Arizona desert, Savage is there. From the precision needed for dispatching rabbits to the magnum power preferred by bear hunters, Savage rifles do their part. But that's not half of the hunt. Follow Savage Journeys to see the rest.
The first episode is available here: https://savagearms.com/journeys
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Іттіфак (татар. «Иттифак», укр. «Згода») — татарська політична партія. Також відома під назвою «Татарська партія національної незалежності». Виникла як національно-радикальна фракція Татарського громадського центру.

Широка відома завдяки своїй боротьбі за цілковите відокремлення Республіки Татарстан від Російської Федерації. «Іттіфак» неодноразово наполягала на тому, що міжнародна спільнота, визнавши незалежність Косово, і Російська Федерація, що визнала незалежність Абхазії і Північної Осетії, повинні визнати і незалежність Республіки Татарстан.

Історія
Вперше про створення партії було заявлено членами правління Татарського громадського центру Р. Мухаметдіновим та Ф. Байрамовою на зборах її прихильників у березні 1990 року. Установчі збори відбулись 27 квітня 1990 року в Казані. За рік, в квітні 1991 року, відбувся І з'їзд партії у м. Казані, на якому була прийнято статут та програму партії. «Іттіфак» була зареєстрована Міністерством юстиції Республіки Татарстан 3 січня 1992 року. Першим головою партії обрано Фаузію Байрамову.

І з'їзд партії відбувся у лютому 1993 року у м. Набережні Челни, на з'їзді була затверджена нова програма, символіка партії, обрані керівні органи партії. ІІІ з'їзд відбувся у вересні 1995 року у м. Нижньокамську, де було ухвалено низку партійних документів, що відображають тактику політичної боротьби партії.

Політичні заяви

«Іттіфак» завжди піддавалась критиці з боку федеральних ЗМІ та тискові зі сторони провладних структур. Партія неодноразово заявляла про утиски та переслідування:
16 вересня 2008 року, напередодні відзначення 456-ї річниці взяття Казані військами московського царя Івана Грозного, партія «Іттіфак» зробила гучну політичну заяву, яку поширили практично всі федеральні та чимала кількість закордонних ЗМІ:

Репресії
У 1998 році партійна газета «Алтын Урда» (укр. «Золота Орда») була закрита: реєстрація видання була визнана недійсною за рішенням суду. Головний редактор партійного часопису Рафаель Хаплехамітов заявив, що причиною закриття газети стала систематична критика республіканської влади, зокрема відома газетна публікація «Илгэ иблис ия булса» (укр. «Коли господар країни — іуда»). Суд визнав, що газета розпалювала міжнаціональну ворожнечу та закликала до захоплення влади в Республіці Татарстан. Одразу ж після оголошення вироку редакція заявила, що «не буде підкорятися рішенням колоніального суду та окупаційній владі». На підтвердження цих слів за кілька днів керівництво партії оголосило про перехід газети на нелегальне становище та повернення до країни самвидаву.

Лідер «Іттіфак» Фаузія Байрамова двічі зазнавала кримінального переслідування за свою політичну діяльність. Вперше, у лютому 2010 року, міський суд Набережних Челнів засудив політика за ч. 1 ст. 282 КК РФ (розпалювання міжнаціональної ворожнечі) на 1 рік умовно з випробовчим терміном. Вдруге Байрамова була засуджена у жовтні 2014 року — за статтю «Звірі та жертви», у яких вона описала гоніння на мирних мусульман у Татарстані.

Структура
Вищий партійний керівний орган — з'їзд. Керівний орган між з'їздами партії — правління. Загальну координацію партійної роботи здійснює голова партії, обраний на з'їзді. Партія має 27 відділень, у тому числі за межами Татарстану. Діяльність партії «Іттіфак» здійснюється через парламентську боротьбу, участь у передвиборчих кампаніях, виступи в пресі, організацію мітингів, агітаційну роботу на масових заходах, загальних зборах та святкуваннях.

З 1990 р. видавались газети «Іттіфак» та «Республіка». З червня 1990 р. партія почала видавати газету «Алтын Урда» (укр. «Золота Орда»), — газета зареєстрована Міністерством друку та інформації Республіки Татарстан, видається у «Набережних Челнах».

Переважну більшість членства партії складають представникии татарської інтелігенції (80 %), однак серед членів партії є робітники та селяни.

Цілі та завдання
Програмові документи партії оформлені трьома мовами: російською, татарською та турецькою. Партія має на меті:
 відродження татарської нації;
 відновлення татарської державності;
 реалізація невід'ємних прав татарського народу, як суб'єкта міжнародного права.

Своїми тактичними завданнями «Іттіфак» визначила:
 Призупинення дії Договору між Росією та Татарстаном, враховуючи, щой цей Договір суперечить Декларації про державний суверенітет Татарстана, результатам референдума, що відбувся 21 березня 1992 року.
 Боротьба за міжнародне визнання державної незалежності Татарстану.
 Проведення в Татарстані нових демократичних виборів, зокрема і виборів глав адміністрацій.
 Звершення правосуддя над тими представниками влади, котрі боролись проти державної незалежності Республіки Татарстан, проти Конституції і проти татарської нації.
 Повернення народу силою відібраних в нього багацтв, встановлення справедливості.

Джерела
 Центральный государственный архив историко-политической документации Республики Татарстан: Татарская партия национальной независимости «Иттифак», г. Казань (1992 г. — до наст. вр.)

Примітки

Татарстан
Політика Росії
Національно-визвольні рухи
Татари Росії
Націоналістичні організації
Засновані в Росії 1990


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Chasing dreams outside Gaza's walls
Hamza Abu Eltarabesh The Electronic Intifada 21 December 2018
Omar Elemawi and Palestinian rapper Ibrahim Ghunaim (MC Gaza) work on one of their music videos in Gaza in 2017.
Mohammed Salem Reuters
Traveling is a distant dream for most people in Gaza.
Gaza's economy is in freefall: there is widespread poverty, little hope, no prospects and the regular bouts of violence affects everyone. The sheer enormity of people's situation here means thoughts of leaving are uppermost in the minds of many, especially the young and ambitious.
Everyone complains about the situation. Ride a taxi, go to the market, walk in the street, pray at the mosque: the thought of emigrating preoccupies, even when crossings are closed, travel permits are rare and finances are limited.
This need for new horizons – any horizon – is especially acute among creative professionals, journalists, artists, musicians and writers.
People like Hosam Salem, 29, and Mahmoud Abu Salama, 30, both photojournalists.
Salem and Abu Salama lived in the same neighborhood, Jabaliya refugee camp in northern Gaza, and they would often collaborate on projects, sometimes also with this writer.
A beautiful eye
Six months ago, Abu Salama, without much warning, sold all his equipment. He had decided to leave and needed the money to pay his way through the Rafah crossing with Egypt and on.
Having secured $3,000, he paid $1,700 to cross into Egypt. He arrived in Turkey with no camera, little money but plenty of experience and a beautiful eye.
Traveling through the Rafah crossing is a costly undertaking that involves getting on a coordination list. This is a list that contains tens of Palestinian passenger names from Gaza who pay a large sum of money, usually from $1,500 to $2,000, to travel agencies in Gaza that have good relations with Egyptian officers working on the other side of the Rafah crossing.
The Egyptian side sends these names to the Palestinian side of the crossing to allow those on the list to access the border before other passengers.
The biggest portion of the coordination fee goes to the Egyptian side, according to a travel agent in Gaza who did not want to be named for this article.
If the passenger pays $2,000, $1,800 will go to an Egyptian officer – not a government office, this is a direct bribe – with the power to put names on the coordination list, the agent told The Electronic Intifada. The rest will go to the agent in Gaza.
Abu Salama's motivation for leaving was both personal and professional. In 2017, he won a National Geographic award and several local prizes.
Mahmoud Abu Salama finally managed to secure enough money to pay the bribe securing this stamp to leave Gaza in June.
Mahmoud Abu Salama
"I've done everything I can for Gaza," Abu Salama told The Electronic Intifada. "But I didn't find myself in this city, there's no horizon and my work wasn't appreciated."
Politics were the main reason to move for the father of two, who is waiting to be properly settled before he brings his family over.
"The political conditions we're going through don't guarantee any future for us or for our families. The frustration is overwhelming in Gaza, and I'm always feeling helpless. I lost trust in everyone and decided to leave this misery behind me and find a new way to pursue my dreams to be an international photographer."
36th time lucky
Salem left Gaza in October. The young photographer did not lack for opportunities. He had secured steady freelance opportunities with both local and international media since 2008 and the war on Gaza then.
Still he chose to leave it all behind. In part, his decision was professional.
He hopes to open a photography gallery in Istanbul, where there are opportunities for such work, unlike Gaza.
In the past, he received a number of invitations to exhibit his work in galleries abroad. Yet he was unable to accept them because he couldn't get out of Gaza.
"I tried to travel through Rafah 35 times in the last six years, but every time I faced some trouble," Salem told The Electronic Intifada. "Either the crossing was closed, I didn't have the coordination money, I couldn't get a visa, I couldn't renew my passport. Always something."
Finally he used the money his mother had insisted he save for marriage to leave. But his willingness to defy his mother's wishes that he marry and settle in Gaza was about much more than just ambition.
Yaser Murtaja, the journalist who was killed on the second Friday of the Great March of Return, was a close friend. After his death, Salem was depressed and stayed home for two weeks.
"After two weeks, I decided to get back to work. But I wasn't the same person anymore. I wasn't active enough and I wasn't able to get inspiration to take creative photos," Salem said.
"After Yaser was killed, I couldn't taste life anymore in Gaza. Everything turned grey in my eyes and the political situation was stuck. I decided to travel as soon as possible."
One day, Salem said, he might come back to Gaza.
"But not now. We live in a big prison. Life outside Gaza is never the same as inside."
Gaza's director and rapper
At the beginning of 2010, two young men – Ibrahim Ghunaim, 28, a rapper from Gaza who goes by MC Gaza, and film director Omar Elemawi, 27 – decided to combine their talents and produce videos focused on youth and the social reality in Gaza.
The two friends borrowed a camera and began work on a music video, eventually released in 2012, written and sung by Ghunaim and directed by Elemawi.
"We had the idea and a plan, but no tools," said Ghunaim. "We needed to borrow everything from friends. It was embarrassing but we dreamed big and we had to do it, whatever it took."
As the years went by, both developed their talents and the work began to get noticed even as the subjects cut to the core. In 2014 they produced a song about Palestine's political division. In 2016, they released a track about the physical risks of war and conflict to children.
In 2016, they produced a song about reconstruction. And earlier this year they produced one about Palestinian reconciliation.
Their growing success brought job offers. Elemawi was invited to work for Watania Media Agency with a decent salary, while Ghunaim became a popular singer much in demand.
Still, in April, both left Gaza. Each paid $1,500 to cross Rafah, and neither has returned.
Elemawi went to Istanbul to participate in a conference on cinema while Ghunaim traveled to Tunisia to prepare to collaborate with Lotfi Bouchnak, a singer famous throughout the Arab world.
"I wanted to leave Gaza for many reasons," Elemawi, with whom this writer went to school, told The Electronic Intifada. The visa he was granted for the conference in April had enabled him to stay on in Turkey to seek more permanent residence.
"The situation in Gaza affects our psychological condition. Everyone is frustrated and this started to affect the quality of my work and my ability and willingness to be creative."
He, too, found that his ambitions to grow professionally had been thwarted by the closure on Gaza imposed by Israel and Egypt.
"I had 12 invitations to participate in different conferences, but the closure prevented me from attending any of them. I wanted to take a new path in my career and build new working relationships with international directors instead of contacting them on social media only."
Gaza offers little room for development.
"I reached a stage where I couldn't develop myself anymore. Now, outside the walls of Gaza, I can achieve my ambition," said Elemawi.
Ghunaim shared similar reasons with The Electronic Intifada, though he also found public space for his art restricted in Gaza.
"Rap is far from Gaza's traditions. At first, some people attacked my art but things got better with time, especially when they saw I was reflecting the humanitarian and political situation here."
The opportunity to go to Tunisia was impossible for him to turn down.
"Now, I'm preparing for my biggest work in Tunisia and I'm really satisfied with what I have achieved."
Political frustration
Isra Almodallal's move to Turkey was more unexpected.
Almodallal, 28, was a successful journalist in Gaza and well-known locally. She had worked as an English-language spokesperson for Gaza's authorities, and had a spell as a presenter with the media channel run by UNRWA, the UN agency for Palestine refugees.
Now, however, she works for the Turkish channel TRT in Turkey.
"I don't think it's easy to handle the situation of Gaza," she told The Electronic Intifada. "No one can live without hope or any sense of a clear future or even being able to control his or her present. In Gaza, you never have the power to make any radical change in your life, this can happen only outside this prison."
The "political frustration" in Gaza is felt by everyone, she said, blaming the political division between the West Bank and Gaza for much of it.
"We live under a failed leadership that didn't pay attention to the hopes of the young generations. I wanted to have a decent, secure and stable life for me and my family."
She would, she said, one day return to Gaza, "to inspire others." But for now, at least, "I'm very happy."
Hamza Abu Eltarabesh is a journalist from Gaza.
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Sterling Whitaker Published: October 20, 2018
Keith Urban is one of the biggest country stars of his generation, but things weren't always so rosy when he first came to Nashville.
Urban moved to Music City in 1992, after releasing one album in his native Australia. He got several cuts as a writer, and in 1997 he formed the Ranch, a rock-influenced country group. They released one album for Capitol Records and charted two singles; "Walkin' the Country" and "Just Some Love."
Despite their minor chart successes, the period when he was in the Ranch marked a tough time for Urban.
"The Ranch was a mess, period, because we were in a s--t van going all over the country playing to three people. It was soul sucking to the ultimate degree," he recalls.
Though they didn't score any lasting success, their songs live on. The Dixie Chicks recorded "Some Days You Gotta Dance" for their Fly album (with Urban guesting on lead guitar), and Steel Magnolia revived "Homespun Love" in 2011. David Nail recorded "Desiree" in 2011, and Scotty McCreery covered "Walkin' the Country" on his 2012 debut album.
Urban stayed signed to Capitol when the Ranch came to an end, and he released his self-titled stateside debut album in 1999, scoring four hits, including his first No. 1 hit, "But for the Grace of God." He took home Top New Male Vocalist honors at the 2001 Academy of Country Music Awards and won the 2001 CMA Horizon Award, setting him on the road to a career as one of the best-selling and most awarded country singers of his generation.
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Lilly Provides Additional Funding to Infectious Disease Research Institute to Identify New Tuberculosis Therapies
Eli Lilly and Company (NYSE: LLY) is providing more than $4 million in additional funding to the Infectious Disease Research Institute. The funding will allow IDRI to continue its early phase drug discovery efforts focused on identifying new and better therapies in the fight against tuberculosis, including multidrug-resistant strains known as MDR-TB. In addition, Lilly will provide more than $1 million in-kind for volunteer time from Lilly scientists and access to the company's drug discovery expertise, chemical libraries, and research tools.
These additional commitments bring Lilly's total support of early stage TB drug discovery efforts through IDRI to more than $20 million - and Lilly's total funding of TB and MDR-TB efforts to more than $170 million.
IDRI is a member of the Lilly TB Drug Discovery Initiative, a not-for-profit public-private partnership focused on accelerating early stage drug discovery for potential new treatments for TB. TB and MDR-TB disproportionately affect people in countries with developing economies.
"While preventable and treatable, nearly 1.5 million people die from TB and MDR-TB every year," said John C. Lechleiter, Ph.D., Eli Lilly and Company chairman, president and chief executive officer. "Today's TB drugs are decades old and must be taken for extended periods of time, which present challenges for patients and health care providers. More effective medicines with fewer side effects are desperately needed."
Lechleiter will address the company's new funding commitment to IDRI on Friday morning during a speech at the Washington Biotechnology and Biomedical Association (WBBA) meeting in Bellevue. During his speech, Lechleiter also will address multiple other issues important to the biopharmaceutical industry, including public policies supporting an environment that stimulates medical innovation.
Lilly TB Drug Discovery Initiative
The Lilly TB Drug Discovery Initiative was created in 2007 to accelerate early stage drug discovery by bringing together specialists from around the world for the systematic exploration of vast, private molecular libraries in search of new TB treatments.
Located within IDRI's base in Seattle, the Lilly TB Drug Discovery Initiative involves representatives of government agencies, philanthropic organizations, pharmaceutical companies, universities, and other research institutions. Its most important goal is filling the pipeline with future TB drugs.
Lilly provided $15 million to launch and support the effort for a five-year period. Included in Lilly's initial funding was $9 million in-kind - including fully equipped high-throughput screening and chemistry laboratories, research tools, and scientific and technical expertise - plus $6 million in cash to seed the organization. In addition to this initial funding, Lilly provided access to a library of compounds - which has now grown to more than 800,000 compounds.
Today's announcement of an additional $4.2 million in funding will allow IDRI to further its early phase drug discovery efforts focused on TB and MDR-TB through 2016.
Steven Reed, president, chief scientific officer and founder of IDRI said, "We are excited that Lilly is extending its support of our TB drug discovery program. It's a real vote of confidence in the quality of our scientists' work and the productivity of our collaborations."
Lilly's Evolving Role in the Fight against TB
In 1996, the nonprofit organization Partners in Health began pioneering work that demonstrated cure rates of more than 80 percent could be achieved for patients with MDR-TB using several drugs, including two Lilly antibiotics that the company had planned to stop manufacturing.
Lilly began offering the two medicines at steep discounts to countries facing MDR-TB outbreaks, increased its own production capacity and began freely transferring its manufacturing technology to local manufacturers in countries hit hardest by the disease.
This work officially evolved into The Lilly MDR-TB Partnership in 2003, becoming one of Lilly's signature corporate responsibility programs. Lilly originally committed $70 million to launch the partnership, elevate MDR-TB on the global health agenda, and transfer the company's technology. In 2007, Lilly expanded the duration and scope for the MDR-TB partnership by committing an additional $50 million to the collaboration to complete the technology transfer and strengthen awareness, prevention, and care for patients who suffer from MDR-TB. In October 2011, Lilly announced it would commit an additional $30 million to The Lilly MDR-TB Partnership to provide training for healthcare workers and to improve supply and access to safe, effective, and quality-assured second-line drugs.
Recognizing that new treatment options were needed, the company also launched the Lilly TB Drug Discovery Initiative in 2007 to spur early drug discovery efforts. Including today's announcement, Lilly has now committed more than $170 million to the global fight against TB and MDR-TB.
"Our financial contribution is small compared to the billions of dollars needed to fight TB and MDR-TB," said Lechleiter. "We cannot solve this global challenge alone, but — given our unique experience and capabilities - we will continue to play an important role as a catalyst."
About TB and MDR-TB
TB is caused by airborne bacteria that can spread to any organ of the body, but most often is found in the lungs. Symptoms may include severe and prolonged coughing, fever, weight loss, chest pain, and night sweats. The World Health Organization (WHO) defines MDR-TB as resistance to at least two first line anti-TB medicines. This type of TB often develops in patients who do not complete treatment for regular TB or who have failed first-line treatment.
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Double celebration event for the University of Huddersfield International Study Centre
Study Group is delighted to have recently hosted a special double celebration event in Huddersfield. It recognised the achievements of the 2017/18 cohort and also marked 10 years of successful collaboration between Study Group and the University of Huddersfield.
The event, held before the Christmas break, was hosted by Linda McKeon, Head of Centre, and Stephen Zimmer, Deputy Head of Centre. Top students who have recently progressed to the University of Huddersfield received prizes for their achievements.
More than 150 students received a Letter of Commendation or a Letter of Merit, in recognition of their hard work at the International Study Centre. Dave Taylor, Pro Vice-Chancellor, International, University of Huddersfield also congratulated progressed students.
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