You are not alone in your battle with infertility. There are millions of other couples who are experiencing exactly what you are experiencing at this very moment. Keep your head up, keep fighting.
For those of us who struggle with infertility, having a child can be both emotionally and financially draining. While infertility grants are only one of the many ways to afford IVF, they are very popular among infertile couples. Due to their popularity, it can be an extremely competitive process.
In order to increase your odds of winning a grant, it is often easier to apply for niche-based grants (i.e. region-based grants, health-based grants, cultural-based grants). These are often less prominent and more specific grants, which greatly decreases the pool of applicants, thus increasing your odds of winning. We have taken the liberty to make a comprehensive list of some of the most well-known grants in the United States. We have broken them up by eligibility requirements, region and health-related requirements, to make your research just a little easier.
Before you apply to any grants, including these listed, make sure you do your research to ensure that the grant you are applying for is sponsored by a legit company or non-profit organization. Do not get scammed into sending your information or your money to a malicious website or fictitious entity.
One last thing to remember: you are not alone in your battle with infertility. There are millions of other couples who are experiencing exactly what you are experiencing at this very moment. Keep your head up, keep fighting. We can do this together. One day, it will all be worth it.
About: AGC Scholarship Foundation is nonprofit group committed to providing both advocacy and financial support for those struggling with infertility in the United States. The AGC Hope Scholarship will give couples who do not have the financial resources to pay for infertility treatments the opportunity to fulfill their dream of becoming parents.
Eligibility: Patients must be facing infertility within the United States.
Notes: Applicants will be asked to complete a confidential application describing their infertility history, personal situation, and financial need. Application deadlines are typically in the Spring and Fall.
About: Baby Quest Foundation provides financial assistance through fertility grants to those who cannot afford the high costs of procedures such as IVF (in vitro fertilization), gestational surrogacy, egg and sperm donation, egg freezing, artificial insemination, and embryo donation.
Eligibility: Applicants must be permanent residents of the United States and must be treated by a Reproductive Endocrinologist and Infertility Specialist in the U.S. at an accredited facility.
• Must possess means to offer continuing child support (at least one partner must maintain employment.
• Must have basic health insurance for mother and baby with sufficient prenatal coverage.
About: This grant is offered twice per year – Once in the spring and once in the fall. Provides up to $10,000 per funded family to help with costs medical infertility treatments and domestic adoption.
Eligibility: Open to all; applicants must have a diagnosis of infertility from their doctor and must be legal, permanent U.S. residents.
About: Each year, the InterNational Council on Infertility Information Dissemination offers a national scholarship program designed to help couples who cannot afford IVF fertility treatments on their own. With this program, fertility doctors from respected fertility clinics from across the United States donate their state-of-the art facilities and services to needy couples. The program covers most of the basic IVF costs.
Eligibility: Before couples can become eligible, they must register with the INCIID community and donate at an annual rate of $55 or more. Applicants must meet the criteria for infertility as defined by the American Society for Reproductive Medicine, and must demonstrate financial need. While some kind of medical coverage is preferable, it cannot cover IVF treatment.
Notes: Each application is kept on file for two years. Those selected to receive the donated treatment partner with INCIID and have a small fundraising requirement. Scholarships are reviewed monthly. Deadlines are the last working day of each month.
About: Journey to Parenthood helps couples and individuals dealing with infertility achieve their dreams of becoming parents by providing financial and emotional support along their journey, as well as to provide education and resources. Grants awarded are up to $10,000.
Eligibility: Applicants need to be a U.S. Citizen residing in the U.S. and must be treated by a Reproductive Endocrinologist and Infertility Specialist (REI) in the United States. They must be able to demonstrate that they can provide a stable home environment for the child while demonstrating that there are significant financial obstacles and financial need for building their family.
About: The Pay It Forward Fertility Foundation grant is a grant that awards funds toward fertility treatments, such as in vitro fertilization (IVF), IVF using donor eggs and embryo adoption.
Eligibility: Applicants must be United States (U.S.) citizens or permanent U.S. residents. The age limit for the female partner is under 40 years old, unless using donor eggs or doing embryo adoption. The application states that the female patient must be under the age of 40 when starting an IVF cycle.
Eligibility: Applicants must meet a list of requirements.
About: The mission of Partnership for Families is to give couples a second chance at having a family. A failed in-vitro fertilization (IVF) attempt, genetic disease concern, or cancer diagnosis may create barriers that prevent some families from realizing their dream of starting a family. However, eligible couples do not have to abandon the hope of having children. Through generous community donations, Partnership for Families provides qualifying individuals with grant funding to freeze eggs for the future or to try IVF again.
Eligibility: Requirements are not listed on the website, individuals need to contact in order to know if they are individually qualified.
About: Every year, Northern California Fertility Medical Center raffles off a free round of IVF in order to raise awareness for infertility.
1. Up to two (2) entries per family, one entry at each of the following entry points: Facebook and the NCFMC website.
2. All entries must be received by Noon on April 29, 2018.
3. All services must be performed at NCFMC and completed by April 2019.
About: Founded in 2015, the Nest Egg Foundation is a collaborative Connecticut-based non-profit organization founded to help those struggling with infertility by providing grants of financial assistance. The number of grants given is dependent upon fundraising and is variable. Not all applicants who apply and meet the medical and financial criteria will be awarded a grant. Grants will be valued at no more than $10,000. Financial grants may not be used to reimburse any clinic or medical provider for services that have already been provided.Grants can only be used to pay for In Vitro Fertilization. This can include the IVF treatment cycle, embryo, egg or sperm cryopreservation, embryo testing and cycle medications. Please keep in mind the grant will cover up to $10,000 of treatment. Applicants will be responsible for costs exceeding $10,000. Grant funding can be used at one of the two Connecticut Centers of Excellence, the Center for Advanced Reproductive Services (CARS) and Reproductive Medicine Associates of Connecticut (RMACT).
About: An Evan David Foundation grant is a grant that awards funds toward fertility treatments with an Approved Physician. You must either reside in Delaware, or the Applicant or the Spouse must work in Delaware, in order to apply for this grant.
Eligibility: The age limit for the Applicant (female partner) is forty (40) years old at the time that 1) eggs are extracted and 2) embryos are implanted. In the case of a surrogate, the surrogate may not be over forty (40) years old.
Notes: A Physician Letter, from an Approved Physician and dated within the prior six (6) months, must be sent either by you or by the Approved Physician. Grants are awarded several times a year at Board of Directors' meetings. Application Deadlines will be stated on the Evan David Foundation website. The number of grants awarded each year will vary and is contingent upon availability of funds. Since the grant requests greatly exceed the funds available for grants, we also encourage you to seek additional sources of fertility treatment funding.
About: Bundled Blessings Fertility Foundation grants are funded through private and corporate sponsors throughout the year. In addition, proceeds raised at the Bundled Blessings Fertility Foundation annual dinner auction and any other fundraising events, are awarded as grants. The number of grants awarded and the amount ofeach grant will vary each year based on monies raised. All grants will be awarded through a lottery process at the Bundled Blessings Fertility Foundation annual dinner auction in a blind draw in front of a live audience. Each plate purchased at the annual dinner auction awards the individual one ticket into the lottery process for themselves, or someone they know diagnosed with infertility and applying for a grant. There will be a $75.00 application fee for all individuals submitting an application for a grant.
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About: Twice a year, in April and September, the Angels of Hope Foundation dispenses its Creating Miracles Grant to financially burdened couples in Illinois who need fertility treatments to conceive a child.
Eligibility: In order to be selected, applicants must be legally married residents who live within 24 miles of Morris, IL. Applicants must have little or no insurance coverage and no children living in their home. Preference is given to couples early on in their fertility treatments who have likelihood for a successful outcome, as indicated by medical reports.
About: The Life Foundation offers two types of grants. You can only apply for ONE type of grant.
• Financial Assistance Grants: The Life Foundation offers cash grants (maximum award is $10,000) for eligible costs towards family building. You should apply for this grant if you require third party reproduction, donor eggs, donor sperm or use of a gestational carrier. Funds will be paid directly to the service provider(s) and not to the individual receiving the grant.
• IVF cycle grant: The Life Foundation is a collaborative foundation of over 75% of all medical practices in the Chicagoland area and Central IL. If you receive an IVF cycle grant you will receive an IVF cycle from one of our partner practices. You should apply for this grant if you are planning on pursuing IVF with your own eggs. Please note that we try to align services with the practice where you have already established care, but there is no guarantee that a Donated Services Grant will be with the applicant's current provider.
• For requests for infertility treatment, you MUST have completed all required medical testing within the specified time frames. Applicants who do have this information within required time frames will not be considered.
• If you are applying for a grant for IUI, IVF or FET (utilizing your own eggs or donor eggs), you must have a body mass index less than 40.
About: The Kansas City Infertility Awareness Foundation Family Building Grants are grants that will be awarded to families to support them with the cost associated with fertility treatment or adoption. Applications will be accepted once a year. Provides up to $5,000 per funded family to help with costs of medical infertility treatments and domestic adoption.
Eligibility: The Kansas City Infertility Awareness Foundation is for Kansas and Missouri Residents only. Open to all; applicants must have a diagnosis of infertility from their doctor and must be legal, permanent U.S. residents.
• Can describe in their own words the compelling nature of their need for fertility treatment.
About: Last year, the Cade Foundation established the Savannah Grant, a family building grant that will provide support to Shady Grove Fertility patients pursuing in vitro fertilization (IVF). This grant, specifically designated for a Shady Grove Fertility patient, is in honor of Savannah Caroline Pereira, a SGFC baby who tragically died in March 2010. All Shady Grove Fertility patients are eligible to receive the Savannah Grant, which will provide up to $10,000 in support for fertility treatment.
Eligibility: Savannah's Grant is restricted to Shady Grove Fertility patients and therefore all Shady Grove Fertility applicants are automatically entered into the pool for both general Cade Foundation Family Building Grants as well as the Family Building Grant restricted for Savannah's Grant.
About: In 2012, Reproductive Medicine Associates of New Jersey (RMANJ) established the Helping Heroes Build Families program to help New Jersey-based active duty United States Military Services personnel and their spouses realize the dream of parenthood through fertility treatment in NJ.Since its introduction, RMANJ has provided over $150,000 dollars worth of free services to New Jersey-based active duty military personnel. Helping Heroes Build Families provides one complimentary in vitro fertilization (IVF) cycle to qualifying New Jersey-based service members and their spouses. The cost of certain third-party services such as oocyte donation, medication, anesthesia and complementary care (massage therapy, acupuncture, etc.) are not included. Based on the deserving nature of our recipients and the overwhelming success, RMANJ has extended its Helping Heroes Build Families program into 2018.
• Be active-duty United States Military Services personnel (or spouse of) in the United States Army, the United States Navy, the United States Air Force, the United States Marine Corps, or the United States Coast Guard.
• Serve on a U.S. military base or facility located in New Jersey.
• Have been properly screened and diagnosed in collaboration with MDL-based military healthcare providers.
About: The New York State Department of Health created a mandate in 2003 to provide financial subsidy grants so that more infertility patients could access the infertility and IVF treatment they need. For more information contact Vitaliya Dovirak.
Patients' insurance plan cannot provide coverage for IVF, but it can cover medications, blood work, or sonograms.
Qualified patients will pay a cost share amount (their out-of-pocket expense) determined by NY state guidelines, based on total household income level, ranging from 2.5 percent of the total costs to 97.5 percent of the costs.
The New York State grant requires that some patients try intrauterine insemination (IUI) before moving to IVF. Some patients, though, will be waived through if the physician determines IVF is optimal and preferred.
About: Through an endowment from generous benefactors, the Jade Foundation IVF Grant was created for and is offered exclusively at Long Island IVF. It is funded to provide financial assistance to couples who lack insurance coverage to meet the IVF cycle expenses needed to build the family of their dreams. Qualified patients will pay a cost share amount (their out-of-pocket expense) based on total household income level. Funding through this grant program will be allocated for basic services related to an IVF fresh cycle (and exclude other types of treatment cycles such as: frozen cycles, egg donation cycles, surrogacy cycles, elective egg freezing cycles as well as the more complex embryology services such as preimplantation genetic diagnosis or screening (PGD /PGS ). Priority is given to first time parents and to those who have served or are currently serving in the US military.
Eligibility: In order to be eligible, applicants must be less than 35 years of age, have documented infertility and meet clinical criteria. Applicant candidates must be residents of Long Island, Queens or Brooklyn and have a combined household income between $50,000 and $99,999 annually. Additionally, the applicant candidates must have commercial medical insurance coverage which either does not cover their IVF treatments or for which they have exhausted their benefits.Notes: If new to our practice, interested patients should contact the Long Island New Patient Counselor at (631) 752-0606. Patients who are already in treatment with us should contact their Long Island IVF Financial Counselor to learn more about this grant. Although there is no required application form, applicants must submit proof of residency and income. Grant awards are contingent upon grant funding availability.
About: If you do not have insurance or have insurance, but lack coverage for infertility services and are concerned about the cost of an IVF cycle, consider the IVF Grant. Long Island IVF has developed this program with a pharmacy, so that a complete IVF cycle can become more affordable and include the Medications Option if your health plan does not cover your medications.
The IVF Grant is aimed at making IVF affordable for every patient when it is not covered by insurance. We offer an initial consultation at no cost that includes an office visit with the physician. If IVF is determined to be the best course of treatment, and your insurance plan does not cover the pre-IVF procedures, we offer a Patient Assessment Case Rate of $500. After your Patient Assessment, our financial counselor will speak with you to outline the cost of care to you.
Couples who are eligible for the IVF Grant at Long Island IVF will pay as low as $7,500, depending on your and your partner's combined income as reported in your prior year tax return, for one fresh IVF cycle. This fee does not include medications and covers only the IVF cycle up to the diagnosis of pregnancy. Pregnancy monitoring is the responsibility of the patient. If you have insurance coverage, we will bill your insurance carrier. If you have no insurance coverage, this will be your financial responsibility.
• Cryopreservation of embryos if the Single Embryo Transfer (SET) option is selected.
• Cryopreservation of embryos and up to six months of storage if SET is not selected - $1,155.
About: The Pay-It-Forward Foundation helps couples in North Carolina who are struggling with infertility afford additional fertility treatments if past procedures have failed. This foundation helps couples who cannot afford treatments like IVF, donor egg IVF, and embryo adoption, military personnel who want to preserve fertility before deployment, or cancer patients who want to preserve fertility before treatments such as radiation or chemotherapy.
Eligibility: In order to be considered for a grant, couples must complete the application, write a detailed history about fertility issues, provide a letter from their doctor describing past fertility treatments, include proof of income with documentation, and allow the foundation to share their story with media personnel if they are selected.
Notes: There are several opportunities to submit applications each year. Consult the Pay-It-Forward Foundation website for details.
About: The Kyle & Samantha Busch Bundle of Joy Fund is a monetary award for in-need families struggling with infertility. These funds will assist with the costs associated with infertility treatment through the REACH Clinic of Charlotte.
About: One in eight couples has difficulty conceiving a child without medical interventions such as in vitro fertilization (IVF). Cleveland Clinic's Harboring Hope® fund is available to childless couples who have failed one cycle of IVF at Cleveland Clinic. IVF is costly, and insurance covers treatments for just 20 percent of patients. Even couples with the best chance of success may require more than one cycle of treatment.
Eligibility: Cleveland Clinic is committed to being a wise steward of the Harboring Hope® fund. While we would like to make grants available to all applicants, funding recipients for Harboring Hope® will be selected from qualified couples who meet financial and clinical criteria. Couples are free to reapply for Harboring Hope® grants as often as they wish.
• The IVF – Parental Hope Family Grant ("IVF Grant") covers the full cost of a standard IVF cycle to include one egg retrieval, one embryo transfer (frozen or fresh), intracytoplasmic sperm injection (if medically necessary), and IVF education day fee. The IVF Grant does not provide funds to cover the cost of any other medical services, including, but not limited to embryo freezing and storage fees, genetic testing, IVF consultation fee, and the cost of medication.
• The FET – Parental Hope Family Grant ("FET Grant") covers the full cost of one frozen embryo transfer ("FET"). The Grant does not provide funds to cover the cost of any other medical services, including, but not limited to embryo freezing and storage fees, genetic testing, and the cost of medication.
• A Reproductive Endocrinologist has recommended ART services due to recurrent pregnancy loss.
• Applicant (and Co-Applicant) must be citizens of the United States.
• Applicant (and Co-Applicant) must agree to receive all treatment covered by the Grant at the Institute for Reproductive Health in Cincinnati, Ohio ("IRH").
• Applicant must begin IVF cycle or undergo FET within 6 months of the date the Grant is awarded.
• Grant cannot be used for past treatment or other services related to Applicant's (and Co-Applicant's) infertility.
• All Grant funds shall be paid directly to IRH.
• Grant award shall be contingent on a satisfactory criminal background check of Applicant and Co-Applicant.
• Applicant must agree to keep Parental Hope updated with the progress of all treatment, including, but not limited to whether such treatment resulted in a pregnancy and live birth.
• Current or former members of the Board of Directors and Officers of Parental Hope and immediate family members (Spouse, Child, Parent, Brother, Sister, Grandparent, Step-Parent, Step-Child, Step-Brother, Step-Sister and Niece or Nephew) of the current and former Board of Directors or Officers are not eligible.
About: The JFCS Fertility Fund is a fund to help individuals and families who are confronted with infertility and the financial burden of IVF treatments that are not covered by insurance.
Eligibility: Applicants must be Jewish and reside in the Greater Philadelphia Region.
TEXAS: Sparkles of Life, Inc.
About: Sparkles of Life, Inc. is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting couples on their paths to parenthood. We at Sparkles of Life recognize that every family building journey is unique; and we are especially sensitive to the emotional and financial burden placed upon couples struggling to conceive. That is why we have partnered with the Houston Fertility Institute to provide deserving couples with the Sparkles' Garden of Life Grant. The Garden of Life Grant is awarded to couples who demonstrate a documented need for fertility treatment. Through the grant, those whose delayed parenting journey consists of documented infertility or miscarriage(s) receive significant financial assistance to undergo In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) treatment.
• Must live in Houston, Texas or surrounding areas.
• Must be available to participate in the annual fundraising events.
o A Statement of Need: The statement of need is a letter, no longer than 500 words, detailing your family building journey and explaining why you deserve to be awarded the Sparkles' Garden of Life Grant.
o Current Financial Records: Submit your W2 form from the last two years to verify employment and income.
• Each couple applying for the Garden of Life Grant is required to pay a non-refundable $100 processing fee.
• All application materials, including W2 form(s) and PayPal receipt, must be sent together in one email submission.
About: Starfish Infertility Foundation is a 501c3 nonprofit group committed to providing financial support for those struggling with infertility in the United States. The grants awarded will give couples that do not have insurance, nor the financial resources to pay for infertility treatments, the opportunity to fulfill their dream of a family.
Eligibility: In order to be considered for a grant, couples must complete the application, write a detailed history about fertility issues, provide a letter from their doctor describing past fertility treatments, include proof of income with documentation, and allow the foundation to share their story with media personnel if they are selected. Applicants must demonstrate overall good physical and mental health, and show financial stability including basic health insurance for mother/prenatal care, adequate living arrangements and means for child support.This grant will be awarded to couples living in and around (within 50 miles of) Nashville and who are uninsured for fertility treatments, and without the financial resources to personally fund treatments. The grant can be used toward fertility treatments at any fertility clinic that is a member of the Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology (SART).
About: The Tree of Life Grant is designed to alleviate some of the financial and emotional stress created by infertility, to raise awareness about infertility while providing support and eliminating any negative stigma, and to celebrate the gift of life. This grant is in partnership with Fertility Foundation of Texas but is designated specifically for Jewish couples who need to undergo IVF treatment.Awards of up to $10,000 will be given to Central Texas residents and can be used toward fertility treatment through any SART (Society for Assisted Reproductive Technologies) clinic in the United States. Payments will be made directly to the provider on behalf of the patient. **Grant dollars can be applied toward embryology services, medications, laboratory services, and hospital or facility fees. No grant dollars can be applied toward physician services.
• Be Jewish. For purposes of this grant, Jewish is defined as having at least one Jewish parent from birth or conversion, with the intent of raising your child with Jewish values.
• Be Central Texas residents; Central Texas spans from San Antonio to Waco (north south) and from Mason County to Brazos County (east west).
• Demonstrate financial need based on a total household income below $100,000/year.
• Be uninsured for fertility treatment OR have exhausted infertility coverage.
• Be evaluated by, and under the care of, a Board Certified Reproductive Endocrinologist who has diagnosed your cause of infertility and has prescribed a treatment plan.
• Receive treatments at a SART member clinic (Society for Assisted Reproductive Technologies is an affiliated society to the American Society for Reproductive Medicine).
• Applicants with primary infertility (having no other living children) and under the age of 40 (due to the significant statistical decrease in ovarian reserve) will be given priority.
About: The Footsteps for Fertility Foundation Grant is a grant which is awarded to couples who require fertility treatments to have children. Grants through Footsteps for Fertility Foundation are either, in kind donated services from Clinical Partners, or are monetary typically valued at $5,000 each or less depending on the cost of your required treatment. The Footsteps for Fertility Foundation Grant can be applied toward treatments such as In Vitro Fertilization (IVF), Frozen Embryo Transfers (FET), or up to three Intrauterine Insemination (IUI) transfers taking place within a 12 month period of time.
Participating SART recognized Fertility clinic/centers donate their services for one IVF cycle, in kind, to the Footsteps for Fertility Foundation annually, to be awarded at fundraising events as Footsteps for Fertility Foundation Grants. In addition, Footsteps for Fertility Foundation awards monetary grants, typically $5,000.


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Q: Undefined Reference when trying to Verify Date This is my error
/tmp/cce7wiXI.o: In function main':
ChronoTest.cpp:(.text+0x652): undefined reference toChrono::operator>>(std::istream&, Chrono::Date&)'
collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status
This is my header file
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
namespace Chrono{
    enum class Month{

    jan=1,feb,mar,apr,may,jun,jul,aug,sep,oct,nov,dec
    };
    class Date{
        public:

        class Invalid{};

        Date(int y, Month m, int d);
        Date();

        int day() const{return d;}
        Month month()const{return m;}
        int year()const{return y;}

    void add_day(int n);
    void add_month(int n);
    void add_year(int n);

    private:
        int y;
        Month m;
        int d;
    };
    bool is_date(int y, Month m, int d);
    bool leapyear(int y);

    bool operator==(const Date& a, const Date& b);
    bool operator!=(const Date& a, const Date& b);

    ostream& operator<<(ostream& os, const Date& d);
    istream& operator>>(istream& is, Date& dd);

    Date& operator++(Date& d);
    Date operator++(Date& dl, int);
}

And this is my main file
#include "Chrono.h"

//------------------------------------------------------------------------------

namespace Chrono{

    Date::Date(int yy, Month mm, int dd)
    :y{yy},m{mm},d{dd}
        {
            if(!is_date(yy,mm,dd))throw Invalid();
        }

        const Date& default_date()
        {
            static Date dd{2001,Month::jan,1};
            return dd;
            }
            Date::Date()
            :y{default_date().year()},
            m{default_date().month()},
            d{default_date().day()}{}
void Date::add_day(int n){
    for(int i = 0; i<n; ++i){
    ++d;
    if(!is_date(y, m, d)){
        d = 1;
        if(m == Month::dec){
            m = Month::jan;
            ++y;
        }else
            m = Month(static_cast<int>(m)+1);
    }
    }
}
void Date::add_month(int n){

}
void Date::add_year(int n){
    if (m==Month::feb&& d==29&&!leapyear(y+n)){
        m = Month::mar;
        d=1;
    }
    y+=n;
}

bool is_date(int y, Month m, int d)
{
    if(d<=0)return false;
    if(m<Month::jan || Month::dec<m)return false;

    int days_in_month = 31;

    switch(m){
        case Month::feb:
            days_in_month = (leapyear(y))?29:28;
            break;
        case Month::apr:case Month::jun:case Month::sep:case Month::nov:
             days_in_month = 30;
            break;
    }
    if(days_in_month<d)return false;
    return true;
}
bool leapyear(int y)
{
    return false;
}
bool operator==(const Date& a, const Date& b)
{
    return a.year()==b.year()
    &&a.month()==b.month()
    &&a.day()==b.day();
}
bool operator!=(const Date& a, const Date& b)
{
    return !(a==b);
}
ostream& operator<<(ostream& os, const Date& d)
{
    return os<<'('<<d.year()
             <<','<<static_cast<int>(d.month())
             <<','<<d.day()<<')';
}
istream& operator<<(istream& is, Date& dd)
{
    int y, m, d;
    char ch1, ch2, ch3, ch4;
    is>>ch1>>y>>ch2>>m>>ch3>>d>>ch4;
    if(!is)return is;
    if(ch1!='('||ch2!=','||ch3!=','||ch4!=')'){
        is.clear(ios_base::failbit);
        return is;
    }
    dd = Date(y, Month(m), d);
    return is;
}
Date operator++(Date& d1, int)
{
    Date d2 = d1;
    d1.add_day(1);
    return d2;
}
enum class Day{
    sunday,monday,tuesday,wednesday,thursday,friday,saturday
};

Day day_of_week(const Date& d)
{

}
Date next_Sunday(const Date& d)
{
    return d;
}
Date next_weekday(const Date& d)
{
    return d;
}
}
int main()
try
{

    using namespace Chrono;
    cout << "enter some dates: ";
    Date d;
    cin>> d;
    cout<< d << "is a valid date!";

    // For some Windows(tm) setups
}
catch (Chrono::Date::Invalid&) {
    cerr << "error: Invalid date\n";
    // For some Windows(tm) setup
    return 1;
}
catch (runtime_error& e) {  // this code is to produce error messages
    cout << e.what() << '\n';
    // For some Windows(tm) setups
}

I'm trying to input a date to validate if it is a real day or not.

A: The function signature in your header is:
istream& operator>>(istream& is, Date& dd);

This is incorrect in your implementation file:
istream& operator<<(istream& is, Date& dd)
//               ^^ Should be >>

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I liked the overall look.
The timer is pretty punishing.
Controls are... rather stiff. It's super hard to aim and I am not really fond of how quickly the health bar is going down. Especially since you take a while to reach an enemy.
also, super hard and tricky to aim at enemies.
But the graphics are nice and i like what it does when you explode a ship!
It takes a bit to get used to aiming at the targets, but once you do the game is pretty fun. The visuals and audio are both fairly simple, but they work well. I like the explosion when you hit an enemy. The main thing that sours it is that the energy bar thing doesn't adhere to the 64x64 screen.


Your go-to list for easy and delicious instant pot frozen chicken recipes! With over 50 different frozen chicken recipes for the instant pot, you are sure to find one your family will love!
It's no secret that I love my Instant Pot. I have been posting new Instant Pot frozen chicken recipes here at least a once a month for a couple of years now. Making dinner with a pressure cooker just makes my life easier.
One of my favorite things to cook in my pressure cooker is frozen chicken. I keep a big back of frozen chicken breasts in my freezer and pull 1 or 2 out at a time and drop them directly in my instant pot. This has been hands-down the best thing about my instant pot.
It takes away my need to plan ahead for dinner and doesn't leave me stuck between a rock and a hard place when I forget to defrost meat for dinner. I can still offer my family a healthy dinner while not feeling stressed out about feeding my family a healthy dinner. I have several Instant Pot frozen chicken recipes on my blog but wanted to put together a long list of recipes for you today.
So I asked some of my blogger friends to share their favorite recipes with me, too. Altogether, we have over 50 tried and true instant pot frozen chicken recipes on this list. I'm sure you will find something your family will love!
If you are trying to convert an instant pot recipe to an instant pot frozen chicken recipe, my advise is to increase the cook time by 50%. Although it has been said that the chicken will defrost as the pot is pressuring, I have not always found that to be true.
With the super short cook times (say, 10-15 minutes), I have had bad luck with opening my pot to find undercooked chicken. That is not what you want to see come dinner time!
All of the recipes on this list from Aileen Cooks include instructions for both thawed and frozen chicken, with a 50% increase in cook time for frozen chicken breast. Since you are cooking under pressure and using liquid, I am less worried about dry chicken and am okay with cooking it a little longer.
You are going to love this even easier Instant pot Chicken pot pie recipe. You can make it in less than an hour from frozen to table! Let's get cooking.
These Instant Pot frozen chicken legs with lemon and garlic is the easiest recipe ever! A solid block of frozen chicken legs will become a mouthwatering dinner 30 minutes from now – this pot is truly magic!
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These spicy electric pressure cooker chicken sliders are the perfect appetizer or dinner for your family! Just 3 ingredients using fresh or frozen chicken makes the easiest snack that will fly off the table at your party this year. Bring on the heat!
One of my favorite easy meal prep meals is this Instant Pot Burrito Bowl! Add in the Instant Pot to prep them and you have a home run meal on your hands–easy to prep and easy to store–here's my favorite Instant Pot Burrito Bowl recipe!
Learn how to make simple instant pot shredded chicken with either fresh or frozen chicken breast. This recipe is so quick and makes it easy to whip up a batch of shredded chicken whenever you need it!
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This Instant Pot Chicken and Stuffing has juicy chicken that's quickly cooked to perfection along with savory stuffing and fresh green beans. Plus, only 20 minutes of cooking time!
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This Instant Pot chicken & rice recipe is so delicious! I love how the rice turns out perfectly every time in the Instant Pot!
Cooking a frozen whole chicken in the instant pot in under an hour is one of my absolute favourite instant pot uses!
This super easy recipe for Instant Pot Salsa Verde Chicken is made with frozen chicken breasts, and takes just 40-45 minutes from the time you close the lid until you are shredding your chicken!
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Instant Pot Chicken Chili is so easy and quick to make but loaded with flavor! This easy pressure cooker recipe comes together in minutes and makes a delicious weeknight dinner that your whole family will love. A healthy recipe that can be made with frozen chicken and pantry staples!
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Which one of these instant pot frozen chicken recipes will you make for dinner tonight? Let us know in the comments!


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Annie initiates an e-mail correspondence with Tucker Crowe, a reclusive Dylanish singer-songwriter, and a connection is forged between two lonely people who are looking for more out of what they've got. What happens when a washed-up musician looks for another chance? And a childless woman looks for a change?


Sorcha McGuinness from the Huntington's Disease Association Northern Ireland explained that in the advanced stages of the condition, people usually require 24-hour care. "They won't be able to move or to speak. Some people won't be able to swallow so they'll be reliant on tube feeding. It's a very devastating disease."
South Eastern HD patients are referred to the Belfast Trust's specialist nurse and that cost is covered by the Health and Social Care Board. But HD patients living in the Western, Northern and Southern health trust areas have no access to a HD specialist nurse.
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We have finally moved into our new home and are trying to get settled. It's true that you don't know how much stuff you have until you pack it to move. I miss all of the friends that we left behind. Moving goes with Hubby's job but that doesn't mean that I'm ready to let go.
I try to think of everything that we're going to need but never hit the mark. About mid-way through the unpacking it became obvious that several items needed to be purchased. Plus, there are always miscellaneous household items that have to be picked up after the move. Hubby and I hit every discount retail store that we could find.
View from my front yard in TN.
Even though the home is job provided we appreciate and value it. That's why we have permission to make several upgrades. I'm excited about this. Painting is always relaxing for me. Hubby and I spent a long time looking at some of the things we want. New cabinet hardware and light fixtures are at the top of the list. Looking at all the different styles took me forever.
Naturally, Hubby had to wander throughout the store. He had to look at new tools, grills and I think he even had to see if there were any Circuit Breakers For Sale.
We're hoping to have the new grill and some upgrades put in by the end of July. Our goal is to have a big barbeque and invite all our friends (new and not-so-new) over in August. It should be a lot of fun!
In the meantime, here's the view from our front door. It's so peaceful here. You can see why I think we're going to like it.


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Discussion in 'Lake Mountain' started by teckel, May 24, 2016.
I am talking about real snow and not a slurpy machine and a big puddle next to it.
Ariane asked if there would be snow for tobogganing. The answer is 'yes'.
REAL Snow falls from the sky and makes the entire landscape white. Fake ice from the slurpy machine is a con job.
Mister Tee, no one is asking you to go there. I'm sure Ariane has checked the web cams. End of story.
People are still having a great time tobogganing, even if it's not good enough for you.
. The fact it isn't good enough for "you" isn't really relevant. Either there is slurpy snow on the ground or there is nothing. Im sure the snowplayers and first timers will appreciate having at least something to play with (as opposed to nothing).
As long as they have fun , go for it . I am sticking with Mt. Nelse .
Is the official season over for lake mountain? IE can I walk there without paying gate entry ?
Mister Tee on snow shoes what is your beef with snow making especially toward LM.
From dossa5 on freeheel skis.
I like real snow. I head out into the back country to commune with nature in real snow and ice. That is the trip I am on. If people like fake snow then good for them.
Lake Mountain can be a good day out any time of the year esp. from Keppel's hut but I am now converted to Mt. Torbreck in winter. It is wilder and tougher than Lake Mtn. ever will be.
People going for a day trip to go toboganning probably aren't going to care or even notice.
They just want to have a good time in a new and for them a possibly unusual location.
You can't ski Torbreck. Lake Mountain is just as beautiful as Torbreck and less scary for those who don't have the full gear. Anything that is white and cold is snow, whether it comes from the sky or a gun. It doesn't worry me.
Real Powder snow is Real powder snow. The stuff that comes out of a machine isn't what creates spin drifts. Whatever floats your boat I say.
snow is snow is snow when all you want to do is see it and slide on a boggan.
Evidently Tobogganing at Lake Mtn. is n't high on my list.
Well, don't tell tobogganers what snow they should like and where they should go.
Jellybeans1000 and teckel like this.
People tell me where to go quite often.
Rimey and teckel like this.
Fresh snow overnight at Lake Mountain. And free mountain entry!!!
Nothing open on the mountain today, not even the bistro. So stop in Narbethong (left side of the road) on the way, to hire all you need. I would suggest chains for all vehicles (including 4WDs), as I doubt there will be any snow clearing on the roads.
Thanks. Sent the first one up with chains, but not subsequent ones.
Nothing at all on the cams now. What happened?
I'm assuming rain. The curse of the resort this whole past winter In Narby we had a very heavy downpour late morning. I assume LM had it also.
The current cam image is dated yesterday!
Thanks, Billy, but the car park cam and trail head cam are dated 30/09. I thought it must have rained to disappear so fast, thanks Tecks. Cranky response from the snowtec- must have had a bad season, too.
Fair enough- right place, right time. You did well. Wish I had got there.
It looks like LM has full snow cover for today 23/10/16 !!!. That means Mt. Torbreck will have snow cover today too. Get up there quickly if you have a free day today . It will melt quickly.
LM has a better wind aspect for this type of storm than Torbreck, maybe a couple of cms.
Was in Tasmania - where it snowed last Tuesday (8 days ago) quite heavily at Dove Lake, Cradle Mountain and again on Mt Wellington on Friday and Saturday nights.


TUNE IN: I'M ON CANADIAN RADIO!
If you are based in Canada you may have heard me on the radio this morning as I was interviewed by national Canadian Radio station CBC for their Day 6 programme. The lovely Brent Bambury asked me about Eurovision and the UK's chances this evening and they also did a little write up of the interview.
You can read the article here and listen to our chat here.
As Brent mentioned, I will be live tweeting this evening so do feel free to give me a follow and I shall do my best to keep you posted on all the latest Euro news: @bellaqvist.
In the meantime, here's a throwback to my excited face in 2012, when Loreen won the contest. Just to give you a flavour of how I'm feeling today.


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Q: modify an array based on another array I have a reference array of phrases like this:
const reference = ["your", "majesty", "they", "are", "ready"];

and I want to join some of the elements of above array based on another array so if another is this:
const another = ["your", "they are"];

The the result would be like :
result = ["your", "majesty", "they are", "ready"];

another situation to be more clear:
const reference = ["your", "majesty", "they", "are", "ready"];
const another = ["your majesty", "they are ready"];
result = ["your majesty", "they are ready"];

or:
const reference = ["your", "majesty", "they", "are", "ready"];
const another = ["majesty they", "ready"];
result = ["your", "majesty they", "are", "ready"];

and of course if there is an empty another we get the same reference as the result:
const reference = ["your", "majesty", "they", "are", "ready"];
const another = [];
result = ["your", "majesty", "they", "are", "ready"];

A:

const reference = ["your", "majesty", "they", "are", "ready"];
//const another = ["your", "they are"];
//const another = ["your majesty", "they are ready"];
//const another = ["majesty they", "ready"];
const another = [];

function formatResult(reference, another) {
  //1: another is [] then return reference
  if (another.length == 0) {
    return reference;
  } else {
    //2: format the reference array with another array
    another.forEach(x => {
      var words = x.split(' ');
      if (words.length > 1) {
        var index = 0;
        var sindex = 0; // if the index are countiues
        for (var i = 0; i < words.length; i++) {
          //find this word in refference array.
          index = reference.indexOf(words[i]);
          if (i == 0) {
            sindex = index;
          } else {
            //check if the index are next to each other, if not break the loop
            if (sindex != index) {
              break;
            }
          }
          sindex++;
        }
        if (index == sindex - 1) //to check all the index in the order
        {
          var startIndex = index - (words.length - 1);
          //update reference array with another array.
          reference.splice(startIndex, words.length, x);
        }
      }
    })
  }
  return reference;
}
var result = formatResult(reference, another);
console.log(result);
Does this satisfy your question?

A: You can filter the first input array using Array.filter to remove the items which are included on the second input array.
And the result can be made by joining those filtered first array and second array using Array.concat.

function format(input1, input2) {
  let result = input1.filter((item) => !input2.some((item2) => item2.includes(item)));
  return result.concat(input2);
}

const reference1 = ["your", "majesty", "they", "are", "ready"];
const another1 = ["majesty they", "ready"];
const result1 = format(reference1, another1);
console.log(result1);

A: My solution:

var ref = ["a", "b", "c", "d", "e", "f", "g", "h", "i", "j", "h"];
var ano = ["a", "b c", "e f", "d", "f", "g h i", "j"];
var res = [];

ano = ano.filter(a => a.split(" ").length>1); // remove single words from ano

while(ano.length) {
    var ano_words = ano.shift();
    var len = ano_words.split(" ").length;

    while(ref.length>len) {
        var ref_words = ref.slice(0,len).join(" ");
        if (ref_words == ano_words) {
            res.push(ref_words);
            ref = ref.slice(len,ref.length);
            break;
        }
        res.push(ref.shift());
    }
}

res = [...res, ...ref];

console.log(res);  // ["a", "b c", "d", "e f", "g h i", "j", "h"]


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Based on genealogical breakthroughs and previously unreleased records, this is the first book to explore the inspiring story of the poor Irish refugee couple who escaped famine, created a life together in a city hostile to Irish, immigrants, and Catholics, and launched the Kennedy dynasty in America.
Their Irish ancestry was a hallmark of the Kennedys' initial political profile, as JFK leveraged his working-class roots to connect with blue-collar voters. Today, we remember this iconic American family as the vanguard of wealth, power, and style rather than as the descendants of poor immigrants. Here at last, we meet the first American Kennedys, Patrick and Bridget, who arrived as many thousands of others did following the Great Famine—penniless and hungry. Less than a decade after their marriage in Boston, Patrick's sudden death left Bridget to raise their children single-handedly. Her rise from housemaid to shop owner in the face of rampant poverty and discrimination kept her family intact, allowing her only son P.J. to become a successful saloon owner and businessman. P.J. went on to become the first American Kennedy elected to public office—the first of many.
Written by the grandson of an Irish immigrant couple and based on first-ever access to P.J. Kennedy's private papers, The First Kennedys is a story of sacrifice and survival, resistance and reinvention: an American story.
If you've read this blog for any length of time, then you know I read anything relating to the Kennedy family. They are a fascinating look at how an immigrant family rises to the pinnacle of success, the U.S. Presidency. It's a story that rarely happens, and some will say it can only happen in the United States. When NetGalley, Neal Thompson, and Mariner Books provided me with a copy of The First Kennedys: The Humble Roots of an American Dynasty (Amazon), I couldn't wait to find out more about the Kennedys who first arrived in America. All opinions given are my own.
Instead of focusing on Joe and Rose Kennedy as so many family biographies do, this goes back two generations to Joe Kennedy's grandparents, Bridget and Patrick Kennedy, who came over from Ireland during the Great Potato Famine of the 1840's. But because there is scant information about the two, rather we get an exhaustive look at life in both Ireland and Massachusetts during that time frame. It certainly helps paint a clearer picture of what Bridget and Patrick faced when they came to America. The discrimination against Irish was appalling, indeed against any Catholic immigrants, and the Kennedys were no exception.
Bridget faced a harder time, being a woman who had no skills other than housework and farming. But she had some family in the Boston area, and that helped. But work was hard to come by because so many Irish were coming to their shores. Soon enough Bridget got a job as a housekeeper.
Patrick Kennedy emigrated a few years later and became skilled as a barrel maker. It was a step or two above digging ditches, but there was still hardship. When Bridget and Patrick met and married, they were older than the average Irish men and women who married. And soon after, they started a family.
For ten years the family toiled and worked their butts off in menial jobs, and the family continued to grow. Then, the unthinkable happened. Patrick died, leaving Bridget to raise her children on her own. As is shown in the book, she did have some help from relations, but was largely on her own. Eventually, she scraped together the money (and was perhaps loaned some by those same family members) and bought a general goods store. It proved to be a lot of hard work, but let's face it, everything Bridget had to do in her life was a lot of hard work. Somehow she made it work, and her young son P.J. learned a lot from her.
But P.J. was also a boy without a father and was sort of a juvenile delinquent. Somehow he straightened out enough to work on the docks and decide he was not going to spend his life doing that. With his mother's help, he opened a saloon and proved adept at being a saloonkeeper. He also enjoyed the politicking that happened in saloons, and got involved in local elections. The Irish contingent in Boston was starting to make inroads in elected office, and P.J. was there at the beginning. While he did run for and was elected to office, for the most part he worked behind the scenes.
We're also introduced to a young John Fitzgerald, another Irishman with a penchant for politics. He and P.J. worked together and at times at odds with one another in Massachusetts politics. It was John Fitzgerald's daughter, Rose, who caught the eye of P.J.'s son, Joe, that continued the foray into politics with their children's lives.
A solid entry into the Kennedy canon. If you want to more about the Kennedy family, or life for the Irish immigrants in the United States, this book is for you.
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Q: When clicking buttons change mouse position unity3d
I am trying to build a mobile game with a feature where we can navigate the screen with Mouseposition.

I also have buttons in the canvas.
When I am pressing a button the screen rotates to the button position.
If there is any other ways to navigate with screen please help me.
Or if somebody knows how to implement this with touch system please help.
My code.
void Start(){
   initialrot = transform.rotation;
  }

void Update(){
      float x =
  Input.GetAxis("Mouse x");
       float y =
    Input.GetAxis("Mouse Y");

    Vector3 mousePos = new Vector3(x,y,0);

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Chrissy Teigen Accidentally Reveals the Sex Of Her Baby
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A pregnant Chrissy Teigen accidentally revealed the gender of her baby yesterday (September 17, 2020) while posting a series of Instagram Stories.
She said in her Instagram story:
"My placenta sucks. It's always been kind of the bad part of my pregnancies, with Luna, with Miles, it just stopped him, it stopped taking care of him … I was getting huge, but he wasn't getting big at all."
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"The baby is really, really healthy. He's big – oops. Hahahaha might as well tell you … I'm stupid. anyway. So it's growing beautifully. I'm feeling really good but my placenta's really, really weak, and it's causing me to really bleed a lot."
"So basically, it's just pretty high risk and it's just – this poor thing has been through so much already. We just have to get my placenta healthy again, and that means not moving. So I'm complete and total – don't get out, except to pee-pee – bed rest."
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"It's such a bummer because I had to cancel so much work, and I was so excited to talk to so many different people and do these events, because it would start to feel like normal life again. The timing is just shit, I apologize, but I have to make baby okay, so there you go. Thank you for all your well-wishes."
explaining what's going on with my poopy placenta on my stories if you're interested. Apologies for all the missed commitments in the next few weeks. 💙
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Mum's Morrisons hack that gets a full shop for £3
Rebekah Scott has picked up chocolate, veg and fruit for a bargain price
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Rebekah has saved lots of cash using the app
A mum-of-four has spent just £3 on a family food shop at Morrisons.
Rebekah Scott, from Bexleyheath, said she's managed to buy £32 worth of food for just a few pounds using a supermarket app.
The 27-year-old said the Too Good To Go app - which lets you to buy unsold food from retailers to prevent it from being thrown away - has managed to save her a fortune, even on her Christmas shop - reports Mirror Online.
In November, the app joined forces with Morrisons, allowing shoppers to pick up boxes of food that are approaching their expiry, for a reduced price.
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To use it, you simply pay through the app and get given a slot before closing time to go and pick it up.
Rebekah, 27, said in the past month, she's managed to pick up two Morrisons boxes, one full of fruit and vegetables, and the other one full of Wotsits, Kinder chocolates and even a box of Raffaello.
Rebekah has bought boxes for as little as £3
She posted a photo of both boxes on the Latest Deals Facebook group, each time getting hundreds of likes and encouraging comments.
Rebekah said: "I bought the Morrisons Magic Box from an App called Too Good To Go.
"As a family of six, with four children aged three months, one, six and nine, we're always on the look out for a bargain so at £3.09 a box we gave it a go.
"Expecting the box to contain fruit and veg that was getting past its best we were a bit sceptical but when we picked up our box we were amazed at the brilliant contents, all of which was still in date and most until next year!
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"We received, carrots, dates, sprouts, chestnuts, monkey nuts, cashews, sticky Deri dates, mushrooms, chocolate fruit and nut collections, chestnuts, grapes, peppers, persimmons, celery, aubergine, parsnips, bags of oranges, onions, garlic, kale, vine tomatoes, boxes of raisins, a cucumber and a punnet of cherries."
Rebekah totalled up the amount and couldn't believe how much the magic box had saved her.
She said: "This would have cost £31.93 but we only paid £3.09 for the box, making a saving of £28.84.
Rebekah has bought some bargain goods from Morrisons
"This was our second box we collected, the first being a few days earlier and which also contained a good range of products.
"We have ordered another one for collection today so fingers crossed we are lucky enough to get some good products again!"
Rebekah has managed to make 10 meals so far with plenty left over, and says she feels very lucky to have managed to get so many boxes.
She continued: "I was very amazed at how much we saved and I've made 10 meals so far with plenty remaining.
"The nut selections have all been put away for Christmas.
"Considering how popular the boxes are rapidly becoming and how few are actually available from stores I felt very lucky to have managed to get two.
"The only tip I could give would be to be very vigilant as there may only be one or two boxes available per store and they can go in less than one minute of being put up.
"I normally check in the evenings but I've heard from other people that first thing in the morning is also a good time to look!"


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The Decision Making Inside the Syrian Regime
Safwan Dawod
European Centre for Counterterrorism Studies and Intelligence, Latakia, Syria
Series: Terrorism, Hot Spots and Conflict-Related Issues
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The regime structure and its dominant relation can be studied through the standard and levels of decision characteristics, its making centers, and the basis of the official discourse as well as the mechanisms of investing the legitimacy conception. Studying the subjects of this book required the considering of the superimposition context which may be included in the causes of the crisis explosion; in view of the fact that it carries with itself a time particularity in the development of its internal corrosion (i.e., local consciousness), it justifies going into some historical and political issues. The time profundity provided by discussing some of these issues reveals some phenomena of the problem with the regime's considerate discourse with and within the historical and political contexts of the Syrian society and their relation with hegemony patterns. This book, therefore, depended on social and critical ideas of the Syrian society. The most important problem which had not been previously treated enough was discussed: it is that the decision-making monopoly in Syria was accompanied by a selective process of the cognitive product practiced by the Syrian regime's official discourse, a monopoly which led to profound defects with regard to controlling the future of Syria.
"Dominant power" is meant to distinguish between two correlated contexts which define both dominion and hegemony concepts, since the regime in Syria is the outcome of these two concepts, with their differences and intersections as a whole. Hegemony, on the other hand, belongs to economic powers, traditional bourgeois and extraordinary bourgeois which originated from plundering the state wealth during the reign of Baath, and its connection with Gulf capital. These are the powers which took hold of and prevailed over fortunes and investment opportunities and carried out interest deals with the influential people in the governmental institutions and administrations. They are the powers which excreted the economic class really controlling the Syrian economy and can be idiomatically designated as the Controlling Economic Powers (CEP). Hegemony belongs to the political powers of the Baathist ideology, institutions, administrations, armed forces and different security bodies that give orders to the state through the government and parliament to implement the decisions, which determine the structure of the state institution in Syria. This, also idiomatically, can be designated as Powers of Political Decision (PPD). Between these two powers, there is a strong interest relation so that the first provides the second with financial and material revenues in exchange for legislative and facilities from the second to make the investment jobs easier. It must be noted that the (PPD) are in a way controlled by internal balances, the most important of which is the balance with the symbols of the Superstructure of the Syrian Society.
The Development of the Popular Movement
Chapter 1. About the Syrian Society
Chapter 2. The Syrian Regime Structure
Chapter 3. The External Influences on Decision-Making inside the Syrian Regime
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Q: convert csv with bash tools _0 have a valvu.csv this have this in "Column A" https://pastebin.com/0FCgHiy4
I can read it but I do not know how to continue.
#!/bin/bash
one=2000
two=3000
high=10

while IFS=, read -r col1
do
echo "$col1"
done < values.csv

i with sed 's/,/ /g' can i split from 2750,2.2941 to 2750 2.2941
now my question. I search the largest number between $one and $tow from the first row (example 2750  with the highest number from the second row ( exampl 2.2941)
the result would be at valvu.csv 2290 18.4881.
I would like to write this in a CSV in the same line wo in column A the filename is  "name from csv", column B 2290, column A 18.4881
Big thx for help
Regards

A: As Guys here already mentioned is always good to post test case/sample output.
Anyway If I get Your question You need to find maximum value from 2nd column considering range of first column between $one and $two variables and print it out with 1st column value in space separated format. Then You can use following AWK:
awk -F',' '($1>'${one}')&&($1<'${two}') {if ($2>max) {max=$2; x=$1;}} END {print(x " " max);}'

Test:
$ one=2000
$ two=3000
$ awk -F',' '($1>'${one}')&&($1<'${two}') {if ($2>max) {max=$2; x=$1;}} END {print(x " " max);}' valvu.csv > output
$ cat output
2290 18.4881