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Teodoro Alonso presents "Using Apache Cordova (Phonegap) for cross platform mobile apps" at the Mobile Software Development Community (Mobile SDC) in Oakbrook Mall at the Microsoft Store
www.meetup.com/SoftDev/events/52749512/
Teodoro Alonso is a Technical Architect at Model Metrics a Salesforce.com company.
Meeting sponsored by Salesforce.com
Apache Cordova (previously known as Phonegap) has emerged as one of the most important hybrid (native-html/javascript) cross platform mobile application development environment. The goal of this meetup is to present the basic architecture of Cordova/Phonegap in iOS and demonstrate its capabilities by creating a simple application in HTML/Javascript and then deploy it to a mobile device as a native application. We will also discuss the resources available to learn how to develop applications in Cordova/Phonegap. If time permits, we will review a simple Cordova/Phonegap plugin that I developed to extract information from an iTunes library.
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Wed. 13 September2017, NYC - Opening day of UNDP's exhibition "Survivors" at Photoville in NYC under the Brooklyn Bridge. STORIES OF SURVIVORS OF VIOLENT EXTREMISM IN AFRICA is a UNDP project featuring photographs and stories documented in 2016 across six African countries that have been directly affected by violent extremism – Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Côte d’Ivoire, Nigeria, Somalia and Uganda.The photo essay was shot by the renowned female photographer, Malin Fezehai.
To see more: survivors-of-extremism.undp.org/en?_ga=2.201035052.340749...
Between 2011 and 2016, more than 33,300 Africans lost their lives to violent extremism. The growth of violent extremism has set in motion a dramatic reversal of development gains in Africa, and is also threatening to stunt prospects of development for years to come. Africa bears the brunt of the impact of terrorism in lives lost, economies ruined and relationships fractured. Extremists target public spaces such as markets and bus stations, forcing people to make a choice between risking death by going to work, or risking the very survival of their families.
In response, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Africa has developed a strategy to prevent and respond to violent extremism through a development lens.
In the photo exhibition, “Stories of Survivors,” the UNDP and photographer Malin Fezehai seek to shed light on and amplify the voices of those who often suffer in silence. Theirs are stories of resilience, perseverance and the triumph of humanity, as they rebuild their lives again. The survivors’ diverse religious, ethnic and national backgrounds highlight that violent extremism is a shared burden, and one that humanity, as a whole, must respond to.
To read about the report and the findings: journey-to-extremism.undp.org
© UNDP / Freya Morales
Rails but no curtains, around bays with no beds. The flimsy partition walls and crude strip-lights belie the elegant pillars and paneled sash windows of an earlier era.
Background: St. Mary's Hospital, formerly Gateshead Borough Asylum, was founded in 1910 and opened in 1914, when it became the last asylum to be completed within the lifetime of it's renowned architect, George Thomas Hine. Hine held the role of consultant architect to the Commissioners in Lunacy and was assigned to the project together with Hallam Carter-Pegg. After serving as a military hospital and tuberculosis sanatorium as well as a mental hospital, the blue door finally closed on St. Mary's in 1995. Most of her original surviving buildings, which have remained in remarkably good condition considering their years of neglect, have been given Grade II listed status. Hopefully this will go some way to ensuring their preservation and sympathetic treatment within the scope of future development activities, which it seems have already begun.
For more information on the history of the hospital, I would recommend the County Asylums website at:
13-14 November - Green Growth and Sustainable Development Forum 2014.
For more information, visit: www.oecd.org/greengrowth/ggsd-2014.htm
Photo: Andrew Wheeler
April 21, 2012 - Washington Dc., World Bank/IMF 2012 Spring Meetings., Closing Development Committee Press Briefing. Marek Belka is the Development Committee Chairman; Robert B. Zoellick World Bank President; Christine Lagarde IMF Managing Director. Photo: Simone D. McCourtie / World Bank
Photo ID: 042112-DevCommPress_015
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Microsoft Azure Blockchain has caught the aggregate interest of the Business, Innovation & Technology world. It quickly approaches the pinnacle of the buildup cycle observed in the other innovations or technology of the past. It gives an approach to record and exchange information safely as it makes thing decentralized, law-based, proficient and straightforward. At Katpro Technologies, we can help you with implementing Microsoft Azure for your business.
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Four miles east of the Calico Ridge development that is in the other nearby pictures, I’m now in the Lake Mead National Recreation Area, looking back at the Lake Las Vegas development (and as close as I could get for pictures). The five story buildings in the right half of the picture are the Mantova Condominiums which, per Zillow, have been recently selling for $400K-$500K for 1500 sq ft units.
On the slope above the lake on left side of the picture are very large developments that are under construction, at the top is “Del Webb at Lake Las Vegas”, predicted to be 460 homes – couldn’t find information on the very large amount of cleared space below Del Webb.
A local mediareport indicates that Lake Las Vegas, the large artificial lake in the picture, used 1.2 billion gallons in 2020 and probably still uses that. The water for Lake Las Vegas comes directly from Lake Mead and is roughly equivalent to what 10,000 homes in Las Vegas would use in a year. Though Lake Las Vegas appears to be in the Las Vegas Wash, the wash is actually channeled under the lake so as to not contaminate the lake.
See the adjacent, very similar, picture for another perspective on construction at Lake Las Vegas.
On an exploration through Nevada and California in May, 2022. See tag CANV0522
Advancing Racial Justice in Business
Angela Williams, President and Chief Executive Officer, United Way Worldwide, USA; Elton Ndoma-Ogar, Head, Diversity and Inclusion, AlixPartners, USA; Kim Smouter-Umans, Director, European Network Against Racism (ENAR), Belgium; Karyn Twaronite, Partner; Global Vice-Chair, Diversity, Equity and Inclusiveness, EY, USA; Silja Baller, Acting Head of Mission, Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Social Justice, World Economic Forum
Copyright: World Economic Forum/Jeffery Jones
Sustainable Development Impact Meetings, New York, USA 19 - 23 September
Expanding and strengthening trading relationships abroad means real jobs here at home. The Government of British Columbia is acting to make sure that B.C. businesses are first in line to take advantage of the growing market opportunities in Asia. The upcoming Jobs and Trade Mission to China, Japan and Korea will open up new doors, connect B.C. businesses with Asian demand, and keep B.C.’s economy strong and growing.
Learn more: www.newsroom.gov.bc.ca/2013/11/bank-of-china-chooses-vanc...
Surrounded by development partners, Dr. Peter Salama, UNICEF Representative to Ethiopia, middle, Dr. Kesetebirhan Admasu, Minister of Health of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia, to his right, and Dr. Pierre Mpele, WHO representative to Ethiopia, announced that Ethiopia has reduced its under-five mortality by two thirds between 1990 and 2012, the required reduction for meeting the target of Millennium Development Goal 4 (MDG 4) on child survival in Addis Ababa 13 September 2013. Photo by Jiro Ose
This painterly style Tinkerbell, created by combining Photoshop and Corel Painter, required the approval of both Animation and Publishing before it could successfully marry the watercolor style fairies of Publishing with the CG style Tinkerbell in the DVD series. Once she was approved the fun began.
AVDP spending million of rupees for uplifting of Ayun and Kalash valleys.
CHITRAL: Ayun and Valleys Development Program (AVDP) a local based Local Support Organization (LSO) spending million of fund in different sectors to uplift Ayun and Kalash valleys. It established in April 2006 under company act the only LSO representative of male and women organizations in the valley. AVDP work in 3 valleys of Kalash community Rumbor, Birir and Bumborat as well as in Ayun proper. Talking to this scribe. Abdul Majeed Qureshi Chairman of AVDP and former Nazim told that some 108 organizations are registered with AVDP 56 of male, 29 female and 21 civil society organizations working under umbrella of AVDP. Former Chairman and former Nazim Rahmat Elahi also present during press briefing of LSO he told that we work in different sector like Health, Education, Culture preservation and infrastructure development etc. Some 400 million have been spent on 45 projects in the area. They said that we also implementing different projects of AKRSP for uplifting of the area through village organizations. Now AVDP is being funding by Chitral Integrated Development Program (CIADP) who spent million of rupees through AVDP in the area in different sectors.
We have onboard Shekhan, Gujar, Kalash and Muslim community Wazir Zada Kalash Manager of AVDP disclosed. There is no discrimination of cast and religious in the area and we supporting inhabitants equally. Some 17 deserving students were given scholarships by Hasho foundation on the recommendation of AVDP. Recently an agreement of contract between AVDP and CIADP was signed for up-gradation and maintenance (repairing) of Jashtakan (Kalash cultural place) at Anish as well as up-gradation of Kalash dancing place in the Kalash valley. They said that CIADP will provide financial while AVDP rendering technical support and implementation. Besides it CIADP also providing fund for construction of 8 irrigation channels, 5 potable drinking water schemes, 2 protective walls, sanitation projects street pavement stairs, community toilets and bathrooms in 5 villages. AVDP also provide training to 60 persons in livestock management, health hygiene training to 470 women, training to 12 women in traditional birth attendance etc they said and CIADP have provided some 20 million rupees for this purpose while the community spent 2 million of its share.
Talking about the vision of LSO they said that institutionally strong networking with each other and collaboration with govt. and private sector, on the basis of trust and mutually accountability in pursuit of socio-economic development and prosperity is our vision. Strengthen civil society organizations to perform an affective role as a full partner with government and private sector in the Chitral socio-economic development is our mission. Main objectives of AVDP are sustaining growth and development, minimizing poverty through institutional arrangement and improving social services in the focused area Wazir Zada added. Empowering women by building their capacities in marketable skills and creating job opportunities is main aim of the organization. Reducing environmental degradation in Ayun area and Kalash valleys by strengthening local institutions and stakeholders, Promoting participatory concept of development in the focused area, Reviving traditional norms of self-help and self-reliance, To improve Infrastructure, Health, Education, NRM, and Social Mobilization also included in our mission. The strategy and approach of AVDP is based on participatory. AVDP works through its member organizations. AVDP is working to strengthen these organizations and forms new organizations in uncovered areas. So it has the strategy to develop the sense of ownership among the community through these organizations. On the other hand, AVDP tries to develop linkages with NGOs, donor agencies and Government departments and facilitate them as a forum in terms of service delivery Majeed Qureshi added. AVDP rendering meritorious services in development of Kalash valleys.
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From left to right: General Bjorn Bisserup (Chief of Defence - Denmark), Major General Martin Herem (Chief of Defence - Estonia), General Francois Lecointre (Chief of Defence - France) and General Eberhard Zorn (Chief of Defence - Germany)
Alan Duncan, Minister of State for International Development, pictured at a GAVI (Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunisation) and All Party Parliamentary Group event for Global Action against Childhood Pneumonia, 'Saving four million childrens' lives by 2015 through immunisation'.
Speaking at the event, Minister Duncan called for additional investment in the GAVI Alliance to fund immunisation programmes in the world's poorest countries and help stop the deaths of millions of children in poor countries.
Natasha Kaplinsky, Save the Children's Ambassador said:
"Life-saving vaccines are cheap, highly effective and a success story of our generation. But this huge two billion pound funding shortfall is risking the lives of millions of the poorest children around the world, many of whom still have no access to basic vaccines we in the UK take for granted. It’s crucial that world leaders take the chance to fill the funding gap on 13 June and save four million children’s lives before 2015."
Also among the speakers were Jim Dobbin MP, Helen Evans, CEO of GAVI, Simon Wright from Save the Children and Lord Avebury.
To find out more, please visit: www.dfid.gov.uk/Media-Room/News-Stories/2011/Call-for-mor...
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Teams comprised of students from the College of Engineering, Ross School of Business, School of Information, and Stamps School of Art & Design created new products for preteens, incorporating the use of active technology, to improve physical and mental health maintenance and outcomes. Photography by Philip Dattilo.
Teams comprised of students from the College of Engineering, Ross School of Business, School of Information, and Stamps School of Art & Design created new products for preteens, incorporating the use of active technology, to improve physical and mental health maintenance and outcomes. Photography by Philip Dattilo.
2019-04-09: Potrait of Dr. Akinwumi A. Adesina, President of the African Development Bank shaking hands Hon. Magdi Hassan Yassinn, Governor for Sudan during bilateral meeting in Washington D.C USA.
Fujica STX-1n,
double exposure on a portion of one frame and a half of a 35mm film, no digital manipulation.
L’immagine mi ricorda lo sviluppo bidimensionale di una semisfera tridimensionale. Dunque di una forma geometrica. E qui si lega la mia riflessione sull’architettura contemporanea, il cui sviluppo è – a mio parere e tristemente – più legato a nozioni di forma e disegno che di sostanza e funzione; e con sviluppo intendo le maggiori novità e linee di tendenza. Soggetto della foto è una discoteca abbandonata in provincia di Ravenna, il Woodpecker.