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Hi there
I'm trying to run the 'onchange' event not in the html code but from an external js file for checkboxes to activate 'presupuesto' function. I was trying pretty simple options without succes so far...
This would be the 'regular' in-html code:
<input type="checkbox" name="show" value="" id="show" onChange="presupuesto()" />
<input type="checkbox" name="ilikeit" value="" id=ilikeit" onChange="presupuesto()" />
<input type="checkbox" name="gallery" value="" id="gallery" onChange="presupuesto()" />
And this is how I was trying it to work:
<input type="checkbox" name="show" value="" id="show" />
<input type="checkbox" name="ilikeit" value="" id=ilikeit" />
<input type="checkbox" name="gallery" value="" id="gallery" />
External JS
document.getElementById("show", "ilikeit", "gallery").onchange=presupuesto();
Any sugestions??
Thx a million in advance.
Have a look at the following demo I build, all I did was simply assign classes to each input field with a type of checkbox and run through all the input elements on the page with a type of checkbox and a class of change. You could get the same result by using getElementsByClassName but this way is supported by all browsers.
For checkboxes, onclick is preferable to onchange.
Not tested but try it (below the checkboxes):
<font face='Courier New'>
var evt = arguments[ 0 ],
func = arguments[ 1 ];
for( var i = 2; i < arguments.length; i++ )
document.getElementById( arguments[ i ] ) [ evt ] = func;
})( 'onclick', presupuesto, "show", "ilikeit", "gallery" );
Hi again,
First off, thanks both of you for your time. I guess you know what this is like, you start playing with jquery, making show/hide a few divs and then you think you know your way around js and jquery. Truth is I keep freaking out a bit when I see any array, not because I don't understand what they do (not a big accomplishment), but rather because I still feel unable to write them from scratch, not to talk about being creative!!
I went with Chris solution, because his array looked more familiar to me, and because the idea of simply substituting - onChange="presupuesto()" - for - class="change" - in each - input type="checkbox" - looked like an easy way to handle the thing to me. I chose 'onclick' instead of 'onchange' though.
Despite the fact chris example at jsfiddle is definetely working I didn´t manage to make it work on my site.
The url is: http://www.ficoprieto.comjs external file is 'presupuesto.js'
Sorry I haven't got it translated into english yet. I'll have it done soon.Click on the euro symbol (€) top-right of the page. You'll see no changes in <inputs> from the code I wrote on my 1st post. The reason for that is that the calculator is actually working (everywhere but IE8 - I'm not trying below version 8 - which shows a weird 'behaviour' for that form), but it does it with the obtrusive onchanges. I tested Chris solution locally.
My aim was to build up a calculator so users could be adding functionalities to their future website. Each functionality a checbkox, each checkbox a different price to be added (or substracted if the checkbox is deselected) to the 'basic website' price of 330€
You'll see too that de id's for the checkboxes go from 'ch1' to 'ch7' instead of 'show', 'ilikeit', 'gallery'.... this is because I was trying to add a "tick'em all" checkbox running an array through all checkboxes, which I didn't managed to do either. But that's a different matter.
Here is the html and js I'm keeping locally after applying Chris solution:
<input type="checkbox" name="show" value="" id="ch1" class="change" />
<input type="checkbox" name="ilikeit" value="" id="ch2" class="change" />
<input type="checkbox" name="gallery" value="" id="ch3" class="change" />
<input type="checkbox" name="contact" value="" id="ch4" class="change" />
<input type="checkbox" name="news" value="" id="ch5" class="change" />
<input type="checkbox" name="maps" value="" id="ch6" class="change" />
<input type="checkbox" name="llegar" value="" id="ch7" class="change" />
and here is the external js file 'presupuesto.js'
function presupuesto() {
var total = 330;
if (document.getElementById("ch1").checked){ // slideshow
var vshow = 45;}
{var vshow = 0;}
if (document.getElementById("ch2").checked){ // Ilikeit
var vilikeit = 15;}
{var vilikeit = 0;}
if (document.getElementById("ch3").checked){ // gallery lightbox
var vgallery = 20;}
{var vgallery = 0;}
if (document.getElementById("ch4").checked){ // contact php form
var vcontact = 40;}
{var vcontact = 0;}
if (document.getElementById("ch5").checked){ // newsletter php form
var vnews = 20;}
{var vnews = 0;}
if (document.getElementById("ch6").checked){ // google maps
var vmaps = 20;}
{var vmaps = 0;}
if (document.getElementById("ch7").checked){ // google maps 'cómo llegar'
var vllegar = 45;}
{var vllegar = 0;}
var total_check = vshow + vilikeit + vgallery + vcontact + vnews + vmaps + vllegar;
// calculo del total
document.getElementById("resultado").value = parseInt(total) + parseInt(total_check) + ' euros';
var ckbx = document.getElementsByTagName('input');
if (ckbx.length) {
for (var i = 0, m = ckbx.length; i < m; i++) {
if (ckbx[i].type === 'checkbox' && ckbx[i].className.match(/change/)) {
ckbx[i].onclick = presupuesto;
Any idea why it wouldn't work?
Thanks a lot again,
Currently your presupuesto.js file is been loaded in your <head> tags which would cause an error as the input fields don't exist in the DOM yet, you would need to wrap the above code in a window.onload event so the page executes the code upon it been 100% finished loading.
window.onload = function() {
var ckbx = document.getElementsByTagName('input');
if (ckbx.length) {
for (var i = 0, m = ckbx.length; i < m; i++) {
if (ckbx[i].type === 'checkbox' && ckbx[i].className.match(/change/)) {
ckbx[i].onclick = presupuesto;
...as the input fields don't exist in the DOM yet...
This I didin't know. I knew is best to place js files just before the </body> closing tag so no js gets run by the browser until all elements in the <body> get loaded and displayed, which result in faster webpage display. But never thought of that, which sounds pretty logical on the other hand. I tried placing all js files just before the </body> closing tag but IE8 went mad turning elements in the page upside down and seeming to ignore some css rules (most likely that having to do with the slideshow js files), so I gave it up.
I actually thought document ready could be a reason for the code to fail when I saw 'onDomReady' selected in your jsfiddle framework options. But I wasn't completely sure about it or about how to fix it. Even thought about somehow adding jquery
Anyways, works perfectly either with your
window.onload = function() {.......};
wrapping, or placing presupuesto.js just before </body> closing tag and without the wrapping. Even working in IE8 now!! O.o
Thx a lot for the tip Chris.
Just as a note you can also use jQuery to achieve the same result with one line of code compared to the 8 lines above, see the jsFiddle link below.
Sweet. I'll definitely go the jquery way. I'm keeping the pure js chunk commented so I'll be able to go back to it if I need to, but if jquery can do it I'd rather use it. I guess I could have figured that way myself!!! :rolleyes:
Not used yet to mix jquery syntax with regular js code.... nevermind.


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SFO Names Doug Yakel as Public Information Officer
SAN FRANCISCO – June 5, 2013 – San Francisco International Airport has named Doug Yakel as its new Public Information Officer, effective immediately.
The Public Information Officer serves as SFO's primary spokesperson for internal and external communications, represents the Airport at various community outreach forums, and will develop content and programs for the Airport's social and public media outlets. The Airport's Noise Abatement Office will report into the PIO role.
"With his years of experience in the aviation industry, Doug understands the operations and nuances of both the Airport and the airlines." said Kandace Bender, Deputy Airport Director, Communications & Marketing. "Doug brings to this position the ability to clearly and concisely communicate SFO's often complex and technical issues."
Doug's years of operational and communications experience include Airport Duty Manager at SFO; Station Manager for Virgin America; General Manager of Airline Services at San Jose International Airport; and more than 18 years at United Airlines in increasingly responsible supervisory positions involving daily operations, customer service and ramp operations. He has a Bachelor of Science degree in Aviation Technology from Purdue University.
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I am done. I will no longer try to convince anybody that this team is different than any Rangers team we've seen since, 1997, at least; more probably since 1994. That this team works harder, does more little things to win, and does it with a resolve and a resilience. That this team is NOT same-old, same-old; or that it's not a pile of garbage third-liners with no talent and a bunch of overrated youth.
This team is special, and if you're not enjoying this season — and some of you aren't — and if you're not convinced that something really cool is happening here, well, then you're missing out. Big-time. Most of you get it, but some are missing out, as was obvious in the game thread last night. I understand the frustration at 3-0. But it started long before 3-0.
And, well, I'm not going there any more. You are either blind or blindly pessimistic if you don't see what this team is about. Last night should have been the last piece of evidence to convince you. If not, you cannot be convinced.
For those who missed it, here are the last four minutes.
1) The crowd at the start of the game was a 7 or 7.5 out of 10, which given what the team had done the day before, and what was at stake, probably should have been better. It was close to a 9 at the end, really loud. And most of the fans did not throw in the towel. But a lot did, and the amount of booing was awful. Vinny Prospal had a lot to say about it … you can go back to last night's quotes below.
2) Dubinsky-Anisimov-Callahan=Monsters. They had to be broken up because of the early struggles, too, but they got it done when it mattered. And so did Wolski and Prospal. And Gaborik got the puck to Sauer, who made the shot that went a few inches over the line for the winner. Once again, lots of contributors — big plays by Staal and Anisimov and Stepan on some of the goals — including the shot-blockers … and Callahan and Boyle both ate big ones to protect the one-goal lead late.
3) Henrik Lundqvist. He was beaten cleanly on one goal. The other two, he had no chance. Then he took over the game, just as he did in Boston nine days earlier. Tortorella said he's never seen Lundqvist play at this level. I believe him.
4) How about Vinny? Tortorella spoke about his enthusiasm, and how he had written off Prospal after his latest knee injury. The guy is a great teammate, and even better when he's getting it done at big times in big games. They don't win this game if Prospal doesn't score the two goals there in the second.
5) How about Dan Girardi, the Block Ness Monster? That one play — after he'd been just pummelled by pucks and bodies Sunday — where he was cut on the nose (by a teammate's stick, I think) and went to the front of the net, where it seemed he couldn't see (ever get hit in the nose?) and he was bent over bleeding, and then hit by a big slapper he never saw … that just sums up his year.
6) Perfect? Hardly. The Rangers were on their heels. I thought they were trying hard, but just a step behind, and then they made some blunders. That one Boston goal where four Rangers had the guy surrounded in front and none of them bothered to put a body or stick on him, was dreadful. And Wolski — who helped win both games Sunday and Monday in a big way — coughed up a puck and forced Lundqvist to get the tip of his glove on a slapper that then whistled off the glass just before one of the Prospal goals. But no game is perfect, I guess.
7) Some really cool stuff in the quotes last night, in case you didn't see them.
8) How do you think that final four minutes felt for Carolina? Like a kick in the groin, I'd guess. So now the Canes have to win tomorrow against Detroit (or get a Bettman Bonus Point) or the Rangers can clinch Thursday against Atlanta. But now sixth place is back in play, along with seventh. Games to watch tonight: Tampa Bay at Baby Buffaloes; and the desperate defending Stanley Cup champion Blackhawks at Montreal.
9) While we're at it, here's the rest of the season for the four teams going for spots 6-8 in the East: Wednesday — Detroit at Carolina; Thursday — Atlanta at Rangers; Montreal at Ottawa; Friday — Philly at Baby Buffaloes; Carolina at Atlanta; Saturday — Devils at Rangers; Montreal at Toronto; Tampa Bay at Carolina; Baby Buffaloes at Columbus; Sunday — none. Remember that the Rangers will have to finish with one more point than Montreal to beat out the Habs, because they have the tiebreaker, and that Buffalo has that game in hand and the tiebreaker right now. Carolina has a game in hand, but the Rangers have one more regulation/OT win.
10) I don't know where the Callahan (broken ankle) rumors started or there's anything to them — I can't imagine there are because nobody who would/should know wrote about it — but that's the twitter/idiot world in which we now live. I'm not saying it's not true. I'm saying that until it is, it's just a rumor, and if it isn't true, then it's idiotic that we're even addressing it. I saw him during the stick salute and he looked fine. He wasn't in the lockerroom. That's not unusual because lately he's been piling on the ice packs after games. One game last week, he came out very late, wearing his ice like a coat. John Tortorella was in a pretty good mood, even a little emotional, after the game. I don't think he would have been if he knew about Callahan being hurt. Again, it's possible that it was true and he didn't know at that point. But I'm going to be really ticked to have wasted even a little thought on this if it's a twitter idiot. It probably is.
11) I'm out of words.
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I agree with the other statements these things are terrific!! They are so different and so easy to cook. All you have to do is warm them for a few minutes. And the flavors are incredible.


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Timing is everything, even when it comes to Mother Nature. "In 2010, we got an $85,000 grant to look at some federal issues on sustainability," says Diane Brossart, president and CEO of Valley Forward, which brings business and civic leaders together to improve the environment and livability of Valley communities. "We were asked to target… Read More →


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Grains powerhouse Argentina lacks the soybean reserves needed to compensate for potential U.S. supply bottlenecks cause by low Mississippi River levels, putting the spotlight on neighboring Brazil, where harvesting has already begun.
U.S. barge shippers have worried over recent days about slowdowns on the drought-reduced Mississippi River. Traders look toward the Southern Cone when logistical problems crop up in the United States, which is the world's No. 1 soybean exporter.
But with less than one million tonnes of beans in reserve, Argentina will mostly stay out of the supply chain until the country's 2012/13 crop starts getting harvested in March, said local market experts and a trader at a major export company.
Brazil is also running low on 2011/12 soybeans. But some harvesting of the 2012/13 crop has begun with the bulk of the crop expected to be brought in February, a good month ahead of Argentina.
"Argentina had a major drought that reduced its 2011/12 crop and the new harvest will not start for another two months," said the Buenos Aires-based trader, who asked not to be named.
"The Argentine crushing industry is operating at 60 percent capacity, so I don't expect the Mississippi situation to have an effect on what we do," he said.
So the onus for meeting the South American supply is falling on No. 2 world soybean exporter Brazil, the trader and other market sources said.
Argentina, the world's top exporter of soyoil and meal and its No. 3 supplier of soybeans, has 0.9 million tonnes of beans left from the 2011/12 season, according to the Rosario grains exchange.
"Beans are running low and the farmers who have reserves are not seeing prices attractive enough for them to sell what they have left," said Patricia Bergero, an analyst at the exchange.
Soybean futures were pushed down on Wednesday by forecasts of a record-busting Brazilian crop.
The country will produce 82.7 million tonnes of soybeans in early 2013, government agency Conab said, raising its forecast from the 82.6 million tonnes it estimated in December and well above the 66.5 million tonnes harvested last season.
Brazil exported just 135,000 tonnes of soybeans in December due to the weak 2011/12 crop, compared with 1.47 million from December of 2011.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture on Friday is also expected to raise its forecast of Brazil's soybean harvest by 0.9 percent from last month to 81.8 million tonnes, according to a Reuters poll. (Additional reporting by Caroline Stauffer in Brazil; Editing by Theodore d'Afflisio)


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ORLANDO, Fla. - Authorities on Friday released the dash camera video from inside a patrol car as a deputy was led on a chase by two teenage girls in a stolen car.
Kayla Stewart, 17, of Winter Springs, and Chelsea Keith, 18, were arrested in the crash, which happened around 2:45 a.m. Thursday on State Road 50 near State Road 417.
A 9-minute chase ensued, with the pickup running several red lights before crashing into a Volkswagen, critically injuring the driver, troopers said. The driver is in stable condition.
In the video, the pickup truck made a U-turn and the deputy followed. The truck then picked up speed, topping at 100 miles per hour at some points. The truck runs a red light, causing the crash into the Volkswagon.
The FHP said Stewart faces several charges, including driving without a license, fleeing and alluding, driving without headlights, running multiple red lights and causing a crash. She is expected to be released from the hospital on Friday and will be taken to the Juvenile Detention Center. Keith also faces several charges.
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The Golden Age will be a period of great abundance, for each individual's material wants will be satisfied according to need. Technology will produce such an abundance of goods that hunger will be eradicated forever and all people will be provided with the necessities of life. Earth's wealth will serve humanity, and new agricultural technologies will lead to an unparalleled increase in crop production. People of faith will receive great rewards for every good deed they do, both in this world and the Hereafter. Bounty and abundance, which will permeate every moment of life, will be a grace that Allah will grant to those who live by the Qur'an's moral code. Every good act they do will turn into a great fortune. In one verse, Allah describes the great reward all believers will receive when they spend for His good pleasure:
The metaphor of those who spend their wealth in the Way of Allah is that of a grain that produces seven ears: in every ear there are a hundred grains. Allah gives such multiplied increase to whoever He wills. Allah is All-Encompassing, All-Knowing. (Surat al-Baqara: 261)
Many hadiths reveal that there will be an unprecedented abundance of crops and goods, all of which will be distributed without measure:
During this (period), my ummah (people) will lead a kind of comfortable and carefree life that they have never known before. (The land) will bring forth its yield and will not hold anything back.
In the last of times there will be a khalifa (successor) who will distribute wealth without even counting it. (Muslim)
Then my Ummah, be its members good or wicked, will be blessed with a blessing the like of which they have never heard before. Allah sends them an abundance of rain, the land will produce a great abundance of crops, and possessions will be commonplace.( Al-Muttaqi al-Hindi, Al-Burhan, p. 16)
In those years my community will enjoy a time of happiness such as they have never experienced before. Heaven will send down rain upon them in torrents, the earth will not withhold any of its plants, and wealth will be available to all. A man will stand and say, "Give to me, Mahdi!" and he will say, "Take." (At-Tabarani)
Both the Ummah's good and wicked members will be blessed with a blessing, the like of which they have never seen before. Despite the abundance of rain, not a drop will go to waste. The land will grow fruitful and fertile, without demanding a single seed...(Ibn Hajar al-Haythami, Al-Qawl al-Mukhtasar fi `Alamat al-Mahdi al-Muntazar, p. 23)
The land will emit the treasures within.(Ibn Hajar al-Haythami, Al-Qawl al-Mukhtasar fi `Alamat al-Mahdi al-Muntazar, p. 45)
The land will turn like the silver tray growing vegetation...(Ibn Majah)
How To Attain Such Bounty
Someone sowing a measure of wheat will find 700 in return ... A person will scatter a few handfuls of seeds, but will reap 700 handfuls … Despite an abundance of rain, not a drop will go to waste.( Ibn Hajar al-Haythami, Al-Qawl al-Mukhtasar, p. 24)
This hadith refers to an increase in agricultural production that will occur in the End Times by transitioning to modern agriculture, developing new production techniques, improving seed stocks, and using rainwater more efficiently by constructing new dams and ponds.
Indeed in our day, remarkable improvements in technology have increased both the productivity and quality of field crops. As with all other forms of technology, rapid developments, especially in genetics, is causing a revolution in agricultural technology. Without a doubt, this productivity will continue to grow until it reaches its peak in the Golden Age.
The Improvement of Crops
In the End Times, every agricultural development will serve all of humanity. In our own time, only some groups or societies benefit from technology, but in the Golden Age everyone, regardless of their ethnicity, age, gender, or language, will enjoy its benefits. No one will enjoy special privileges, for both rich and poor will have equal access to these services. No one will suffer from poverty or starve, for opulence and welfare will mark this era. Technology will ensure the transition to an agricultural system that secures healthy, tasty, durable, cheap, and abundant yields. Current scientific developments, especially in genetics, already provide hints about the nature of these technological developments and the kind of abundance that they will bring.
Genetics has a vast field of application in food production. Thanks to genetics, genes that cause abnormalities in the genetic codes (DNA) of plants can be eliminated, and those that improve plant quality and durability can be identified. Considering that substantial agricultural products can be obtained only from quality raw material, these methods, which ensure the production of plants resistant to salt and temperature extremes, will lead to an agricultural revolution. A plant's level of protein or vitamin can be increased by injecting DNA pieces into its cells. The same method can produce plants that are resistant to pests, herbicides, disease, severe weather conditions, and poor soil. Genetic studies of seeds seek to minimize anything that might harm a seed and support a year-round agricultural industry. The finalization of these studies will bring great prosperity and abundance in agriculture.
In the End Times, the prevailing Qur'anic morality will ensure that everyone will receive their just share of goods. In fact, these goods will be so abundant that everyone will receive all that they ask for, and much more besides. At all times, Allah grants to His servants who display this moral excellence an abundant life and promises them great blessings both in this world and beyond. This is related in Surat an-Nahl:
Anyone who acts rightly, male or female, being a believer, We will give them a good life and recompense them according to the best of what they did. (Surat an-Nahl: 97)
Like genetics, scientific researchers are working to produce fruits and vegetables that can stay fresher longer and field crops that can thrive in extreme climates. Long-term storage and preservation of food, as well as eliminating the factors that cause rot and decay, will be the sign of the abundance that people will experience in the End Times. Recent breakthroughs in technology and new methods (e.g., radiation, high temperature, high pressure, and genetic studies) render bacteria ineffective and thus make months-long food storage possible. Gamma or electron radiation, for instance, reduces or eradicates such disease-producing agents as microbes, bacteria, and nits. Food that is treated according to such methods become durable and carries no risk of food poisoning. Furthermore, processed food can maintain its flavor, freshness, taste, and color in a form very similar to its natural state and never lose its juice. A radiated strawberry can be safely stored in a refrigerator for months, and a potato can be kept for an extended period of time without budding.
Such processes will end waste and ensure the optimum employment of resources. Such technological developments, which are still at a very early stage, have only limited applications today. However, they will be very effective in maintaining the land's abundance in the End Times. People will be able to allocate resources wisely and minimize waste, and farmers will be able to produce huge amounts of long-lasting and quality agricultural products.
In the Golden Age, technology will serve humanity, and its blessings will be allocated evenly among all people regardless of ethnicity, community, and country. Nations that are far from one another, as well as societies of dissimilar cultures, will benefit from these sources evenly, and everyone will enjoy a just administration. Adherence to the Qur'an's morality in its true sense will ensure the maintenance of this Paradise-like order on Earth. The just administration of sincere Muslims, who turn to Allah for every deed they perform, will secure peace and security, as well as continued blessings.
The High Cost of Living and Poverty Will End
As the Golden Age will be a time of welfare and great wealth, all people will receive more than they demand. Nothing will be measured or counted. However, the high cost of living and poverty are the main features of the earlier periods of the End Times, for the poor will become poorer while the rich will become richer. This feature is also emphasized in a hadith, as follows: Poverty will spread. (Mukhtasar Tazkirah Qurtubi, p. 457)
Allah sends starvation and poverty to warn people who are far removed from religion. If such people had faith, they would find relief from the great troubles and hardships that they meet throughout their lives. Indeed, Allah grants great wealth, happiness, and welfare to Muslims who have faith in Him and earnestly serve His cause, while He sends trouble and suffering to unbelievers in return for their disbelief. When people become ungrateful, Allah takes back their blessings and tests them with starvation and fear. One verse mentions this Divine Justice:
Corruption has appeared in both land and sea because of what people's own hands have brought about, so that they may taste something of what they have done, so that hopefully they will turn back. (Surat ar-Rum: 41)
Allah gives the example of Pharaoh and his people, who were subjected to drought and scarcity of crops because of their ungratefulness. Allah tested Pharaoh with drought at a time when he had been enjoying great wealth and possessions:
We seized Pharaoh's people with years of drought and scarcity of fruits so that hopefully they would pay heed. (Surat al-A'raf: 130)
Throughout the Qur'an, Allah calls attention to these attributes of disbelieving societies:
Allah makes an example of a city that was safe and at peace, its provision coming to it plentifully from every side. Then it showed ingratitude for Allah's blessings, so Allah made it wear the robes of hunger and fear for what it did. (Surat an-Nahl: 112)
Allah reveals the real reason why He makes the unbelievers' lives troublesome:
But if anyone turns away from My reminder, his life will be a dark and narrow one … (Surah Ta-Ha: 124)
Those societies that turned away from Messengers' warnings and insisted upon denial have always encountered great trouble. However, as the verses and hadiths inform us, sincere Muslims are always rewarded with great blessings for their faith. In addition to this, our Prophet (May Allah bless him and grant him peace) said that his people will live in blessings, especially during the Last Days:
A time will come when a person, with his golden alms in his hand, will go around, finding no one (in need) who is willing to receive the alms.( Mukhtasar Tazkirah Qurtubi, p. 462)
Then will my Ummah be blessed, the number of animals will increase and the land will bear its fruits.(Ibn Hajar al-Haythami, Al-Qawl al-Mukhtasar, p. 26)
Definitely possessions will be in abundance then, flowing like water. Yet no one will (condescend) to take any.(Mukhtasar Tazkirah Qurtubi, p. 464)


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I never thought I would be a man much for show, but the bug has bitten me tonight. I had never been able to get grill marks of any quality before tonight. I smoke roasted some potatoes and garlic about an hour prior to grilling (yum!). When they were done, I poured the coals out from the holders and put a fresh set from my chimney starter on top. Let that set for about 5 minutes and then put the chicken on the grate. Wow! I had a really hot fire, but not hotter than any other time, but I got some professional grade grill marks. I guess it was because the grate had already been heated up from cooking the potatoes.
My question is how do y'all get grill marks when you're just grilling on a fresh grill? It seems that if I let the coals sit long enough to heat the grate up to an acceptable temp. for grill marks, I have lost the heat necessary to cook my food properly. Any tips?


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The Joint Committee on Standards for Educational Evaluation [1] is a coalition of major professional associations formed in 1975 to help improve the quality of evaluation. The Joint Committee published three sets of standards for evaluations. The Personnel Evaluation Standards [2] was published in 1988, The Program Evaluation Standards (2nd edition) [3] was published in 1994, and The Student Evaluation Standards [4] was published in 2003.
The Joint Committee is housed at The Evaluation Center, Western Michigan University, [5] as a private nonprofit organization. It is accredited by the American National Standards Institute(ANSI). Standards approved by ANSI become American National Standards. In addition to setting standards in evaluation, it also is involved in reviewing and updating its published standards (every five years); training policymakers, evaluators, and educators in the use of the standards; and serving as a clearinghouse on evaluation standards literature.
Each publication presents and elaborates a set of standards for use in a variety of educational settings. The standards provide guidelines for designing, implementing, assessing and improving the identified form of evaluation. Each of the standards has been placed in one of four fundamental categories to promote educational evaluations that are proper, useful, feasible, and accurate.
The Personnel Evaluation StandardsEdit
- The propriety standards require that evaluations be conducted legally, ethically, and with due regard for the welfare of evaluatees and clients involved in.
- The utility standards are intended to guide evaluations so that they will be informative, timely, and influential.
- The feasibility standards call for evaluation systems that are as easy to implement as possible, efficient in their use of time and resources, adequately funded, and viable from a number of other standpoints.
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- ^ Joint Committee on Standards for Educational Evaluation. (1994). The Program Evaluation Standards, 2nd Edition. Newbury Park, CA: Sage Publications.
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Summer 2011 Discussion
Now that there are even more Rasengan variants out, I would like to bring up this topic again. The way we handle the naming of the Rasengan variants is rather inconsistent and leads to many possibly confusing names.
I'd like to suggest that all those Rasengan variants that actually don't have the name 'Rasengan' unmodified like that, should get their names translated like all the other techniques out there (besides the Chidori variants).
This means techniques like the Ōdama Rasengan are named as 'Big Ball Rasengan', but techniques like the Fūton: Rasen Shuriken and the Senjutsu: Rasenrengan are named as 'Wind Release: Spiralling Shuriken' and 'Sage Technique: Spiralling Group Spheres'.
I think this will lessen the confusion and make the naming of the Rasengan variants a bit more consistent and helpful. —ShounenSuki (talk | contribs | translations) 16:41, June 29, 2011 (UTC)
I'm fine with moving the others, but I think Rasen Shuriken should be kept as is.--Deva 27 16:45, June 29, 2011 (UTC)
I'd be fine with it tambien.--Cerez365™ 16:49, June 29, 2011 (UTC)
I got the same opinion as Deva. —Fmakck (Images | contribs) 18:12, June 29, 2011 (UTC)
- Keeping Rasen Shuriken as it is should be okay, but why do you think it should be? —ShounenSuki (talk | contribs | translations) 21:00, June 29, 2011 (UTC)
- I am of mind that "Rasen" works. The problem is it works better in some than in others. For example, Rasenrengan and Rasenrangan (ignoring how STUPID EASY it is to misspell both of them) work. Great Ball Rasen Tarengan would work as "Rasentarengan", but "Rasenchotarengan" starts to become word salad.
- If this makes any sense.--TheUltimate3 ~Keeper of Lore~ 01:15, June 30, 2011 (UTC)
- Uhm, butting in for a second: Why don't you translate the Shuriken part? Also, I never understood why you translate each and every Jutsu, except for Chidori and Rasengan. Wouldn't it be the best to translate everything or nothing? Seelentau 愛議 01:24, June 30, 2011 (UTC)
- It's been an interesting trip with those two jutsu. One reason if i remember correctly is that these two are the only jutsu that have gone truly untranslated between English and Japanese. While everything else is given some sort of VIZ translation or whatever, Chidori and Rasengan do not. Adding that they are two major characters signature moves and you have something of a Legacy exemption among jutsu.
- Now why we don't translate "Shuriken", I assume it's because shuriken is accepted as well...you know...a name.--TheUltimate3 ~Keeper of Lore~ 01:28, June 30, 2011 (UTC)
- Yeah, I thought that would be the reason... well, I think it's kind of wrong, but anyways, it's not my issue in the end. Buuuut shuriken is a real word, while at least Rasengan is a fantasy, made up word. Chidori is real again, since it comes from this story about that guy who cut the Raijin. So if you want to be 100% correct, you' have to translate Rasengan and leave Chidori as it is. At least that's my opinion. Seelentau 愛議 01:37, June 30, 2011 (UTC)
- Like I said, Chidori and Rasengan got the exempt for basically being Legacy jutsu (that's going to be my new name for this sort of thing >.>) and before all the jutsu that directly derived from them followed suit. The problem came when Kishimoto decided he was going to make Rasengans derived jutsu so flipping word salady we are left with the aforementioned "Rasenchotarengan".--TheUltimate3 ~Keeper of Lore~ 01:45, June 30, 2011 (UTC)
- I dislike translating shuriken because:手裏剣
- It is a well-known and oft-used word in English;
- It really doesn't have a good translation (hand underside sword? really?);
- Kunai also isn't translated, nor is makibishi, nor other stereotypical shinobi tools.
- The reason I'm personally not against keeping at least Rasengan and Chidori untranslated is because they simply almost unknown under their English names; they are the most important techniques in the series, allowing for a special status; and in the case of Chidori because of its historical roots.
- Still, I think only the unaltered uses of the main techniques' names should be granted this exclusion. These two techniques are so well-known that practically everyone already knows what their names mean and that using the English translations would be less helpful than using the Japanese names.
- When the names are altered, though, things become different. Rasengan means 'spiralling sphere', but what would the 'ren' in Rasenrengan mean? It quickly becomes confusing and less useful. —ShounenSuki (talk | contribs | translations) 14:39, June 30, 2011 (UTC)
- I dislike translating shuriken because:手裏剣
what about the other rasengan's like sageart nonstop gargantuan rasengan barrage--KikiWolfeLion (talk) 17:06, July 2, 2011 (UTC)
- That's just how Mangastream's translator chose to translate Sage Art: Super Great Ball Rasen Tarengan. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 17:08, July 2, 2011 (UTC)
- So is there still anyone opposed to this idea? —ShounenSuki (talk | contribs | translations) 16:10, July 3, 2011 (UTC)
- Move all non-Rasengan and non-Rasenshuriken. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 23:01, July 4, 2011 (UTC)
- I think I moved them all. Now only the question of the Rasen Shuriken remains… —ShounenSuki (talk | contribs | translations) 12:30, July 6, 2011 (UTC)
- *Reads Spiraling Serial Spheres* Sad TheUltimate3 is sad. T_T. I was hoping we could keep the workable Rasen variants. Anyway, what exactly is the problem with Rasenshuriken?--TheUltimate3 ~Keeper of Lore~ 22:28, July 6, 2011 (UTC)
- It's gratuitous Japanese? I'll agree that Rasen Shuriken is borderline, although I'd say Raikiri is in a similar position. —ShounenSuki (talk | contribs | translations) 23:45, July 6, 2011 (UTC)
- (at work. very quick response) /shrug, Rasenshuriken is fine. It wasn't changed in Japanese to English, its straight forward and so such. If one of the varients should stay it's Rasenshuriken. Lighting Cutter if I had to say fits with the Rasengan varients that did change. It was different enough to change.--TheUltimate3 ~Keeper of Lore~ 20:06, July 7, 2011 (UTC)
- Someone tell me why Super have been changed to ultra and great have been changed to big throghout the entire wikia. Have we not always translated cho as super and odoma as great, like with the Super Multi-Size Technique??? On the main topic, I am in favor of somehow keeping the Rasen and Gan parts of the names like with Rasenrengan and so on. --Gojita (talk) 15:01, July 22, 2011 (UTC)Gojita
- I changed 'super' to 'ultra' because it sounded better in that case, and I changed the 'great' to 'big' because:
- Jiraiya and Naruto aren't the type of people to use fancy words like 'great' over simple words like 'big', and
- it's clearly an indication of size here and not greatness, making translating it as 'great' simply incorrect.
- That said, how would you keep the 'rasen' and 'gan' parts in the names without making it sound utterly horrendous? Rasen Absorption Gan? Ultra-Many Rasen Serial Gan? Or are you suggesting using the Japanese names again, despite the fact that they are meaningless to most readers and very easy to mix up? —ShounenSuki (talk | contribs | translations) 17:36, July 22, 2011 (UTC)
- I changed 'super' to 'ultra' because it sounded better in that case, and I changed the 'great' to 'big' because:
I think that the "Rasengan" names are getting ridiculous. What's with the "Sage Art: Many Ultra-Big Ball Spiraling Serial Spheres" and "Spiraling Strife Spheres"??? It doesn't even have "Rasengan" in it. I get that it's the english translation but in the manga and the english version of the show, they don't say "MANY ULTRA-BIG BALL SPIRALING SERIAL SPHERES!" And plus, if a new person joins they would probably search "Rasengan" instead of "Spiraling Sphere." —This unsigned comment was made by 126.96.36.199 (talk • contribs) .
- Their Japanese names don't have "Rasengan" in it as well. All of them are "Rasen[something]gan". Hence the translations you see. If someone searches for Rasengan, they'll get Rasengan, and the infobox will show derived techniques just as easily. We use the literal translation of techniques, and not the Viz translation, when available, in the infobox as well. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 00:11, August 6, 2011 (UTC)
- I suppose that's why Rasengan isn't being renamed then is it and why redirects exist so even if it were changed and they searched for "rasengan" they'd be redirected to "spiralling sphere". I don't see how it's as confusing as looking at Rasenrengan and Rasenrangan or Rasentarengan or Rasenchōtarengan.--Cerez365™ 00:15, August 6, 2011 (UTC)
Possible Infobox Addition
I'm not trying to ignite the discussion about Rasengan names (yet anyway). But I noticed something while looking through the names of Rasengan Variants. The main policy is as follows:
- Jutsus are listed using the literal translation of the Kanji for their name. Even if a jutsu has been used in the English series it's name is not used.
I think it's a very useful policy. The above discussion established a few additional rules for the Rasengan Variants (and by extension the Chidori Variants):
- [Romaji phrase] Rasengan is translated into [English phrase] Rasengan
- Rasen[something]Gan is translated into Spiralling [something] Sphere (in other words a complete literal translation)
But, I noticed several deviations from these general rules where several articles have slightly altered names. For example, the Crescent Moon Rasengan:
- Rōmaji = Mikazuki Rasengan
- Literal English = Three Days' Moon Spiralling Sphere
- Article Name = Crescent Moon Rasengan
Annother example, Formation Ino–Shika–Chō
- Rōmaji = Fōmēshon Ino–Shika–Chō
- Literal English = Formation Boar–Deer–Butterfly
- Article Name = Formation Ino–Shika–Chō
Other examples are:
- Konoha Chakra Blade
- Lightning Release: Black Panther
and probably a few more. Now these might be trivial cases and easily corrected. HOWEVER, there are quite a few articles out there that have no official name, like the "Generic Sealing Technique". I'm not sure where the rule is posted, but these names are put in italic. This leads me to propose a change to the InfoBox Template. Currently the template covers:
- Kanji
- Rōmaji
- Literal English
- Viz manga
- English TV
- Games
- Other
so why not add a box for Narutopedia exclusive names (like the Generic Sealing Technique) to make things a lot clearer in general:
- Kanji
- Rōmaji
- Literal English
- Narutopedia
- Viz manga
- English TV
- Games
- Other
So those are my thoughts. What are yours?--Joolushko Tunai Fenta Hovalis (talk) 15:57, February 19, 2012 (UTC)
- Techniques aren't listed all the time with their literal translations. Things like Ino-Shika-Cho aren't translated.
- Black Panther and the majority of Kumogakure-based techniques are a different story you can check the respective articles for why.
- Finally, I wouldn't support adding "Narutopedia exclusive names" since we're not supposed to be affected by outside influences and as such I don't see the need for it. Unnamed techniques are already in italics, I think that's enough. Besides where else would these techniques get their names?--Cerez365™ 16:09, February 19, 2012 (UTC)
Three Days' Moon is the literal meaning of the term for Crescent Moon, that's why it's listed like that. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 16:37, February 19, 2012 (UTC)
- Wait, "Crescent" means "Three Days"? Dafaq?! (The more you know)--TheUltimate3 ~Keeper of Lore~ 17:08, February 19, 2012 (UTC)
- Only when it's together with the kanji for moon. Otherwise it means either three days or the third day of the month. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 17:44, February 19, 2012 (UTC)
Interesting. 3 people replied and one commented on my proposal. Anyway, the reduced argument:
- For unnamed techniques, using a Narutopedia row in the infobox would make it a lot clearer that the technique has no official name. I don't think that italics are a very clear way to do that (I discovered its meaning by accident on a talkpage). And the absence of names in the infobox isn't all that clear either---for the simple reason that it appears to have a name.
- Using a Narutopedia name row in the infobox isn't that much different than "Viz Manga" or "English TV" or "Games".
To CEREZ: You wrote: "Finally, I wouldn't support adding "Narutopedia exclusive names" since we're not supposed to be affected by outside influences and as such I don't see the need for it." Huh? Where is the logic in that sentence? You wrote: "Unnamed techniques are already in italics, I think that's enough." I simply disagree. You wrote: "Besides where else would these techniques get their names?" Uhm! Narutopedia! --Joolushko Tunai Fenta Hovalis (talk) 20:27, February 20, 2012 (UTC)
I don't think an extra row like that is necessary. If getting that italics means unnamed/place-holder name is hard for other, I think that the answer is to update documentation of what each field lists. Making a FAQ page or something along those lines. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 20:40, February 20, 2012 (UTC)
If I understood what you were saying correctly, you want a feature to be added to the infobox to make it clear that the name was created on Narutopedia yes? I am saying that is unnecessary as the name wouldn't have come from anywhere else but Narutopedia if it was unnamed. There's already a little checkbox in the infobox that causes the name to appear in italics that should be enough. If people end up thinking they come from somewhere else that's their problem.--Cerez365™ 00:03, February 21, 2012 (UTC)


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I have also argued that the impacts of ageing would likely be most acute in western nations, although some developing countries, most notably China, would also be negatively affected.
The problem stems primarily from the coming end of the end of the demographic "sweet spot". That is, where there is a high proportion of working-age people supporting only a small pool of dependents. Such an advantageous age structure has affected almost all of the world's major economies and produced a population structure optimal to economic growth – that is, where the largest segments of the population were neither young nor old, but in the middle. In other words, of working age.
These demographic sweet spots can be seen in the below charts, which show the dependency ratios of each major economy – that is, the ratio of the non-working population, both children (< 20 years old) and the elderly (> 65 years old), to the working-aged population.
In the Anglosphere, of which Australia is a part, the dependency ratios fell steadily in the decades to 2010. However, in the decades ahead, the United Nations projects that these dependency ratios will rise steadily as the baby boomers retire:
In some major European countries, as well as Japan, populations aged earlier and dependency ratios bottomed in the 1990s, which might help to explain their current economic malaise:
One area that is likely to be adversely affected from population ageing is house prices. Last week, Citi's Global Head of Credit Strategy, Matt King, produced the below series of charts showing the relationship between dependency ratios and house prices in a range of countries. Speaking to Business Insider, King explained these charts as follows: "It's what I like to call 'the most depressing slide I've ever created'.
"In almost every country you look at, the peak in real estate prices has coincided – give or take literally a couple of years – with the peak in the inverse dependency ratio (the proportion of population of working age relative to old and young).
"In the past, we all levered up, bought a big house, enjoyed capital gains tax-free, lived in the thing, and then, when the kids grew up and left home, we sold it to someone in our children's generation. Unfortunately, that doesn't work so well when there start to be more pensioners than workers."
Of course, housing is just one area that is likely to suffer from ageing populations.
Leith van Onselen is the Senior Economist at MacroBusiness. For more of his analysis of this issue try The Baby Boomer Bust, The Demographic Time Bomb, Ageing and Asset Prices and China will grow old before it gets rich.


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Côte d'Ivoire: Lethal Crime Wave, Security Vacuum
(Nairobi) – The Ivorian government should urgently address the rising violent crime in and around the central town of Bouaké, the country's second largest city, Human Rights Watch said today. The government should take urgent steps to disarm the former combatants widely believed to be implicated in the attacks and adequately equip the police and gendarmes to protect the population and investigate violent crimes, Human Rights Watch said.
Since early December 2011, at least 22 people have been murdered in central Côte d'Ivoire during attacks on passengers travelling on motorbikes or in commercial vehicles. Victims and witnesses from Bouaké interviewed by Human Rights Watch described 15 such attacks during which at least 13 men were shot and killed and five women raped. Bouaké residents said the road banditry occurs daily and is part of a striking rise in violent crime that has crippled daily life. Residents said police and gendarmes have neither protected them from,nor properly investigated,the violent attacks.
"The Ivorian people have suffered countless horrors," said Corinne Dufka, senior West Africa researcher at Human Rights Watch. "The government needs to show it intends to end this violence by disarming former combatants and ensuring that police and gendarmes are equipped to protectIvorians and stem the rampant criminality around Bouaké."
Victims said that attackers armed with Kalashnikov assault rifles work in groups of two to eight, blocking roads with wood or cars, and then systematically robbing people in passing vehicles. Witnesses said that passengers who glanced at the attackers' faces, tried to flee, or failed to give them money had been killed. Several women interviewed by Human Rights Watch described being stripped as the bandits looked for cash, then raped. One woman was raped in front of other passengers after her father was gunned down in front of her, while another woman described being forced into the surrounding vegetation and raped by two men.
The victims who spoke to Human Rights Watch, all of whom had lived in Bouaké for years, universally believed the attackers were associated with the Republican Forces. The term "Republican Forces" now signifies the official Ivorian military, but is also commonly used to describe tens of thousands more youth who took up arms in 2011 to remove former President Laurent Gbagbo from power after he refused to recognize President Alassane Ouattara's electoral victory and unleashed a torrent of abuse against Ouattara supporters.
Bouaké is the former capital of the Forces Nouvelles (New Forces) armed group that effectively controlled the northern half of the country beginning in September 2002 and constituted the bulk of the Republican Forces during the post-election period.
In linking the attackers to the Republican Forces, victims cited the type of weapons the attackers used, the fact that some wore military pants or boots, and the quasi-military nature of the attacks. The victims also referred to the ubiquity of the Republican Forces and former New Forces combatants in Bouaké, and the attackers' apparent lack of fear that the Republican Forces troops who exert effective control within Bouaké would stop them.
The Ivorian government has commendably acknowledged the problem of road banditry and violent crime, and publicly made a commitment to address the issue, Human Rights Watch said. Representatives from Ivorian civil society and the United Nations Operations in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) likewise told Human Rights Watch that since the December 2011 killing of five people by Republican Forces soldiers in the town of Vavoua, the government has taken a few meaningful steps to address problems of indiscipline within the Republican Forces. These include creating a military police unit, which has arrested some soldiers engaged in crime, and improvements in unifying the formerly belligerent armed forces into a military with some chain of command.
People in Bouaké made clear, however, that their security situation has progressively worsened. One Bouaké resident told Human Rights Watch on February 23, 2012, that the previous two weeks had been the worst so far, with violent robberies every day throughout the town. She said that at least five people had been killed during that period and that attacks had occurred on Western Union and key businesses, prompting a strike by traders and storekeepers.The right to security is protected under article 9 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and article 6 of the African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights, both ratified by Côte d'Ivoire. These provisions require authorities to take reasonable steps to protect everyone in Côte d'Ivoire from violence by anyone else, when the authorities are aware that certain individuals or groups are at specific risk.
Victims told Human Rights Watch that when they reported to the police or gendarmerie incidents of road banditry, often including murder or rape, the authorities responded that they are unarmed and ill-equipped to tackle the problem, and they failed to investigate the reports. Several people involved in inter-city transport in Bouaké said that the security vacuum is being filled in part by members of the regular Republican Forces, whom they now pay for protection.
Human Rights Watch called on the government to quickly provide sufficient material support for the police and gendarmes to undertake basic security functions. The government should also ensure that the military defers to and respects the primacy of the police and gendarmes who are responsible for protecting the population and bringing those responsible to book, Human Rights Watch said.
In addition to empowering the security forces, a successful disarmament, demobilization, and reinsertion program (known as DDR) for the tens of thousands of men who took up arms during the post-election crisis is essential to tackle the worrying rise in violent criminality, Human Rights Watch said. Some important progress has been made in disarming men who took up arms during the post-election crisis, Human Rights Watch said. And UN officials said that the Ouattara government's current efforts were a significant improvement from three failed disarmament programs during Gbagbo's presidency. The disarmament of certain high-risk armed groups in Abidjan and the western part of the country – the majority formerly associated with Gbagbo's side – has indeed begun, with close involvement from the UN.
However, several UN officials said that certain influential members of the government with close ties to the Republican Forces appeared to be "stalling," or "slow-moving," in disarming the forces that swept it to power. An estimated 40,000 "volunteers," according to media reports citing diplomats, fought with the Republican Forces.
UN officials told Human Rights Watch that UN-monitored disarmament of these former combatants has yet to start, as the government says it is yet to arrive at decisions regarding military reform and has not finished registering and profiling all of these former combatants. As one UN official said, the UN could not assist disarmament of the Republican Forces "until the government tells us who to disarm."
(To read full article, visit this Human Rights Watch link)


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A wealthy family, the Otto's, moved into Key West, Florida in 1896-1897 and built a plantation home. Mr. and Mrs. Otto were well known to be quite cruel and abuse there servants. There young child, Robert Eugene Gene, (otherwise known as Gene, born in 1900.) was always waited on by a certain older Behamian servant girl. This certain servant girl, who was the one who was treated one of the worst of all the servants, (because Gene adored her and thought of her as a best friend) was planning revenge on the Otto family. She stayed up late at night, secretly creating a special "present" for Gene for his 6th birthday. (Now the year was 1906.) The Otto family didn't know that this servant girl practised voodoo. This is were Robert the doll was born. The servant girl sewed a doll for Gene by hand, evening adding a porciline head. It was believed she put a curse on the doll. Filling the doll with evil relics and even very tiny animal bones. At the time, it was a very nice doll. New, shiny, and sewn with a lot of craftwork. The next day, she gave Gene the doll with huggs and smiles, and Gene was very happy for the wonderful gift. He was after all, a playful little boy. Gene decided to call the doll by his real name. Robert. And the name has stuck ever sense. As time went on, the Otto's noticed something very strange and wrong with there son. Gene had taken a (over-the-top) fascination with his new doll. Gene would spend long hours in his room, all alone, talking to Robert. What puzzled the Otto's even more, was that they could hear answers. A voice that was compleatly different from there sons. When Gene went to sleep in the evening, he would always awaken the family with his screams of fright. When Mr. and Mrs. Otto got to his room, they would find Gene's furniture overturned, and Gene in his bed, trembling in the center of it all. Robert, would be sitting upright at the food of Gene's bed, glaring at Gene's parents. The little boy would shout: "Robert did it! Robert did it! Robert did it!" Then, things got worse. As conflict became frequent in the home, or if Gene ever misbehaved, the little boy would always have the same person to blame. "It was Robert," he sobbed. "Robert did it! Robert did it!" When Gene's father died, Gene got the will of the house and he moved into his family home. He got married and had a wife named Annette, otherwise known as Ann, and becoming a famous artist. Now just calling himself his middle name, Eugene Otto. Eugene Otto always preferred to do his artwork alone, secluded, with Robert at his side. Talking to it as if the doll could speak back. Eugene's wife, Ann, never liked the doll from the first time Eugene introduced it to her. It gave her the chills just to look at it, and she hated how obsessed her husband was with it. It frightened her in some way. Eventually, even though it deeply upset Eugene, Ann told her husband she was going to give Robert a room of his very own. In the attic. Which is were he stayed for a few years. Those years later, Eugene spoke up. He repeated over and over again. Warning his wife "how angry Robert was." Eugene even demanded that Robert have his own room. A proper room with a view. The guest room that looked out above the street. Ann disagreed greatly, but gave up the fight to please her husband. Kids walking by Eugene's house to school always looked straight ahead. For each day, they saw Robert leaning facedown up against the guest room window on the 3rd floor. Glowering at them, mocking them, and dancing around! Inside the house, Eugene and Ann's marriage was slowly deteriorating. Eugene was screaming and lashing out at his wife. Smashing things and running around the house like a mad man. And then...all of a sudden he was fine. Himself again. And he always apologized with the same statement. "It was Robert, Ann. Robert did it!" Ann had finally began to question her husbands sanity.
A plumber working on the house who was allowed to take a rest in the upstairs guest room (where Robert was) ran screaming from the house. He said he heard "the doll giggling and saw him scowling at him." In the early 1970's, Eugene became ill. Instead of spending time with his wife and excepting her comfort, he locked himself all alone in the guest room. With Robert by his side. In 1972, Eugene died. In the guest room. Obviously, with Robert beside him. Ann, relieved but heartbroken, quickly sold the house, and left. But not before leaving Robert behind stored buried under what seemed like a million boxes. Several years later, another family bought the home. Shortly after moving in, the new family discovered Robert. Nearly squashed beneath the boxes. Which probably resulted in one of his broken off ears. The couple of this new family took one look at Robert and knew that they didn't want something like this in there new lifestyle and home. The 10 year old daughter of the family, surprisingly, liked the doll and added it to the collection of her china dolls and stuffed animals! It didn't take long for the family to realize that was obviously something very wrong with the doll. Like, Eugene, the little girl would wake up in the middle of night screaming a crying. She said she saw Robert running and jumping up and down around her room. Then climbing on her bed and attacking her. To his day, after more than 30 years, this woman now in her 40's still claims "that the doll WAS alive and wanted to kill her." Shortly after this occurence, the family got rid of it for good and brought it to the Key West Florida Martello Museum. Now, Robert is displayed in a glass case for all visitors to see his scary face. Employees, who were compleatly ignorant to this story, were terrified to see Robert move about in his case, his expressions changing right before there very eyes! A look of pure evil. Robert is still at the museum, in his little sailor suit, holding a little stuffed lion that HE, appears to be attached too. Employees always remember to introduce new recruits of the museum to Robert. Some visitors laugh at the stupidity of being afraid of a stupid doll, but many change there mind....when they see Robert's angry look starring back at them. Others try to take pictures of Robert in his case, and there cameras will not turn on. They replace the batteries thinking that was the solution, but the new batteries are not working either! When they leave the museum, there cameras turn on and the batteries fully charged. One male visitor, who didn't believe the curse was true, videotaped his intire day at the museum. When they got to the area were Robert was, the sound on the camera turned off and couldnt be turned back on! He turned around to talk to a employee close by, and the sound on the camera was turned up all the way. Blaring in his ears. Ann's ghost has been sighted in Eugene Otto's old house. Gaurding the house in case of the return of Roberts evil spirit. A man who dose the tours of the house claims he has seen her. He says she frequently desends the staircase to the attic. Were Roberts evil form was stored for so long. Other employees say that when they lock up for the night, they leave peppermint candy's in his case as if to bribe him to be good and not disturb anything during the night. They swear when the return in the morning the wrappers are left behind at Roberts feet. The guest room where Eugene died is haunted too. A large bluish-green orb is seen floating throughout the room. The tour guide believes its Ann. A pyhcic who visited the museum tells the employee's and manager that the energy of the spirit inhabiting Robert is slowly dying. Maybe she's right. Because Robert appearence is indeed becoming worn and old. As I said before, one of his ears is broken off, his face has chips and tiny holes from being mothbitten, the paint that was added to his lips and eyebrows has faded drasticly, his hair is actually turning white! So remember, be nice to Robert, lol XD.
One of my favorite tales! Its so disturbing.


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Diane M. Puccetti, MD Print Friendly PageFaculty, University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health
Dr. Diane Puccetti is the medical director of American Family Children's Hospital's Caring for Life Clinic, which is designed specifically to help the survivors of childhood cancer.
Pediatric Hematology and Oncology
UW Health Clinics
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UW School of Medicine and Public Health
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Professional Certifications and Education
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Pediatric Hematology-Oncology
James Whitcomb Riley Hospital for Children, Indianapolis, IN
Medical College of Ohio, Toledo, OH
University of California, Irvine, Irvine, California
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Medical College of Ohio, Toledo, OH, 1985
Madison Magazine Top Docs 2016
Newsweek's Top Cancer Doctors 2015
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Our doctors provide a wide range of services. The following list represents some, but not all, of the procedures offered by this physician.
Programs & Conditions
- Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia
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- Adrenocortical carcinoma
- Aplastic Anemia
- Astrocytoma
- Ataxia-telengiectasia
- Atypical Teratoid/Rhabdoid tumor
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- Fanconi's Anemia
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- Hemophagocytic Lymphohistiocytosis
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- Medulloblastoma
- Myelodysplastic Syndromes
- Neuroblastoma
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Dr. Puccetti cares for children with brain or spinal tumors, and leads our Neuro-oncology clinical research program. She is also interested in childhood cancer survivorship, as Director of our Caring for Life clinic, and leads our Late effects clinical research program.
PubMed Articles
Salih SM Elsarrag SZ Prange E Contreras K Osman RG Eikoff JC Puccetti D .
Evidence to incorporate inclusive reproductive health measures in guidelines for childhood and adolescent cancer survivors. J Pediatr Adolesc Gynecol. 2015 Apr;28(2):95-101
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Litzelman K Barker E Catrine K Puccetti D Possin P Witt WP .
Socioeconomic disparities in the quality of life in children with cancer or brain tumors: the mediating role of family factors. Psychooncology. 2013 May;22(5):1081-8
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Allen CE Flores R Rauch R Dauser R Murray JC Puccetti D Hsu DA Sondel P Hetherington M Goldman S McClain KL .
Neurodegenerative central nervous system Langerhans cell histiocytosis and coincident hydrocephalus treated with vincristine/cytosine arabinoside. Pediatr Blood Cancer. 2010 Mar;54(3):416-23
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Allen J Donahue B Mehta M Miller DC Rorke LB Jakacki R Robertson P Sposto R Holmes E Vezina G Muraszko K Puccetti D Prados M Chan KW .
A phase II study of preradiotherapy chemotherapy followed by hyperfractionated radiotherapy for newly diagnosed high-risk medulloblastoma/primitive neuroectodermal tumor: a report from the Children's Oncology Group (CCG 9931). Int J Radiat Oncol Biol Phys. 2009 Jul 15;74(4):1006-11
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Geyer JR Sposto R Jennings M Boyett JM Axtell RA Breiger D Broxson E Donahue B Finlay JL Goldwein JW Heier LA Johnson D Mazewski C Miller DC Packer R Puccetti D Radcliffe J Tao ML Shiminski-Maher T .
Multiagent chemotherapy and deferred radiotherapy in infants with malignant brain tumors: a report from the Children's Cancer Group. J Clin Oncol. 2005 Oct 20;23(30):7621-31
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Mason WP Grovas A Halpern S Dunkel IJ Garvin J Heller G Rosenblum M Gardner S Lyden D Sands S Puccetti D Lindsley K Merchant TE O'Malley B Bayer L Petriccione MM Allen J Finlay JL .
Intensive chemotherapy and bone marrow rescue for young children with newly diagnosed malignant brain tumors. J Clin Oncol. 1998 Jan;16(1):210-21
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Egeler RM Neglia JP Puccetti DM Brennan CA Nesbit ME .
Association of Langerhans cell histiocytosis with malignant neoplasms. Cancer. 1993 Feb 1;71(3):865-73
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Pons MA Finlay JL Walker RW Puccetti D Packer RJ McElwain M .
Chemotherapy with vincristine (VCR) and etoposide (VP-16) in children with low-grade astrocytoma. J Neurooncol. 1992 Oct;14(2):151-8
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There are coincidences and then there is cancer
Here's an interesting story that I still find fascinating. It really makes you think, notwithstanding the many diverse religious beliefs, that there is something at work much larger than us.
When I started blogging about breast cancer a little more than a year and a half ago, the big "C" had been gone from my life for almost 6 years (at least physically). It's always around a little mentally once you have gone through an experience like that. At the time, I was excited about sharing my experiences and mostly desired that my story might in some minuscule way offer help, support or just plain kindness to those in the throes of the breast cancer. I was a little nervous that I wouldn't have enough current memories (with chemo brain and all) to share and I wrote these words to my editor: "Thank you for selecting me to blog for your Web site, I am honored. But I am also a little concerned that it's been too long since I had breast cancer to help your audience. I know treatments change, etc. and I am afraid I am too far out since my surgery, chemotherapy and radiation to contribute anything of relevance. "
Less than two months AFTER I wrote those words, I learned I had breast cancer a second time. WOW! The truth is that although there is never a consensus on how long it takes breast cancer to grow in a body, there is no disputing that I actually HAD CANCER again when I wrote those words (even though I did not know it at the time). Do you believe in coincidence?


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