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Q: How to run proxy for react/redux application on AWS Amplify I have recently Implemented Proxy (in Express.js) for my React App to hide API URL's when making a request. It has been working perfectly fine when I run it the proxy and app on localhost. Now that I'm ready to deploy My application to AWS Amplify, I am a little confused as to how I get my proxy to run there since I'm not manually starting the app and proxy from the CLI. Do I need to use an EC2 instance instead or can I achieve this using Amplify?
Any Help would be greatly appreciated!
This is what my Project Directory Looks like :

This is what my Server.js looks like :
const express = require('express');
const bodyParser = require('body-parser');
const app = express();
const axios = require('axios');
var cors = require('cors')
app.use(cors())
app.use(bodyParser.urlencoded({
    extended: false
 }));

const BASE_URL = 'https://my-aws-lambda-base-url/dev'
const port = process.env.PORT || 5000;

app.use(function(req, res, next) {
    res.header("Access-Control-Allow-Origin", "*");
    res.header(
      "Access-Control-Allow-Headers",
      "Origin, X-Requested-With, Content-Type, Accept"
    );
    next();
  });

app.listen(port, () => console.log(`Listening on port ${port}`));

  app.use('/contact', require('body-parser').json(), async (req, res) => {

    try {

      await axios.post(`${BASE_URL}/contact`, {

              Email : req.body.Email,
              type :  req.body.type,
              Message : req.body.Message,
              Phone : req.body.Phone
          },
           {
            headers: {

                'Content-Type': 'application/json',
            }
        },

          ).then(function(response) {

      const result = response.data

      console.log(result)
      if(result && result.Message)  {

        res.setHeader('Content-Type', 'application/json');
        res.send(JSON.stringify(result))
      }

  }).catch((e)=> {

            console.log(e)
    res.send(false)

  })
} catch (error) {

  console.log(error)
  res.send(false)
}
 });

And this is how I make the request from In my React App
export  async function sendContact(request){

    try {

        if(!request.Phone)
            request.Phone = false

        if(request.textMe){
            request.type = "BOTH"
        }
        else{
            request.type = "EMAIL"
        }
            let result ;
           await fetch('/contact', {
                method: 'POST',
                headers: {
                    Accept: 'application/json',
                    'Content-Type': 'application/json',
                },
                body: JSON.stringify({
                    Email : request.Email,
                    type : request.type,
                    Message : request.Message,
                    Phone : request.Phone
                 })
                }

                ).then(async response =>
                    await response.json()
                ).then(data =>
                         result = data
                ).catch((e)=> {
                    notifyError(e.response.data.Message)
                    return false
                })
        console.log(result)
    return result

} catch (error) {

    console.log(error)
}

}

And Finally, Here's My Build Script from Amplify for my application
version: 1
frontend:
  phases:
    preBuild:
      commands:
        - npm i
    build:
      commands:
        - npm run build
  artifacts:
    baseDirectory: build
    files:
      - '**/*'
  cache:
    paths:
      - node_modules/**/*

P.S : I do also have "proxy": "http://localhost:5000" added to my Package.json
EDIT  :
I tried Using a Background task manager like PM2 to run post build in the build script but that still did not work (although it did locally)

A: I ended up spinning up a proxy lambda as my API gateway (middle man) between my client and server. I also have the proxy denying any requests not coming from my website.

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Home Social care and health Children and family services Support for families and early help Domestic abuse
Children, young people and families who are affected by domestic abuse or violence can get support, including refuge accommodation, by contacting Derbyshire Domestic Abuse Helpline. It's available 24 hours per day, 7 days per week and is a single point of contact to get the help you need.
If you're experiencing domestic abuse or know someone who is, tel: 08000 198 668 and you'll get help from someone close by.
If it's an emergency, tel: 999.
You can also email the Derbyshire Domestic Abuse Helpline giving a number you can be contacted safely at derbyshiredahelpline@theelmfoundation.org.uk
If you're deaf or hearing impaired, or unable to phone, text the Derbyshire Domestic Abuse Helpline tel: 07534 617252. Emergency SMS - text: 999.
For the National Domestic Violence 24-hour help line tel: 0808 2000 247.
Silent Solution
If you tel: 999 from a mobile but it is not safe for you to speak, Silent Solution is a system the police use to assess and respond to your call. Tel: 999 and if it's not safe to respond to the BT operator when they ask what service you want, stay connected. If the operator hears any suspicious noise you'll be transferred to the police.
If nothing is heard you may be asked to press 55 - this will connect you to a police call handler. Listen carefully to their questions and instructions so that they can assess your situation and arrange for assistance. This system means that the police can respond to genuine emergencies when people are in danger and accidental or hoax 999 calls do not distract them.
Accidental 999 calls from a landline are less likely so if you tel: 999 from a landline but are unable to speak you will be connected without being asked to enter 55.
Services and helplines
We've commissioned Derbyshire Domestic Abuse Support Services to provide a range of services in the county.
The Derbyshire Domestic Abuse Helpline has details of the provider in your area. They'll give initial advice and guidance and make referrals to these services for you. Tel: 08000 198 668.
The support provided locally includes:
emergency refuge accommodation
outreach support in the community, including counselling, and self-esteem and confidence building sessions
dedicated support for children and young people affected by domestic abuse, both those in refuge and in the community
The Freedom Programme is a course to help women overcome their experiences of domestic abuse or violence and understand the effects on themselves and their children. For more information contact your health visitor or local children's centre.
Information on other websites
Domestic Abuse Safer Derbyshire

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As a long term patient of Dr. Shin now, I have observed that she will not compromise the quality of her work, that of her staff, nor her patients well being. I selected Dr. Shin over my former dentist to replace all my old fillings. During the selection process, I felt Dr. Shin's examination went far beyond what other dentists did in explaining the issues that might arise while replacing each one of the old fillings. The day after the procedure, her staff followed up to make sure that all was well, and if I felt I needed to see the Dr. they would figure out how to accommodate me that day. Based on my experience, I highly recommend using Dr. Shin's practice.
I visited Dr Shin after having not gone to the dentist for some time. Needless to say, I was quite nervous when I went for my appointment. Dr Shin and her staff completely alleviated all the worries I had. Not only am I extremely happy with the work that Dr Shin did, but the process as she did it was excellent. She has an excellent chair-side manner. She clearly explains what she is doing as she does it. She is very conscious of the patients comfort. If you are looking for a dentist in the bay area, you can do no better than Dr. Shin.
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Dr. Shin, Gina the hygienist and Liandra are great. I was referred by my brother who is already a patient there. Took my 4 yr old for her first check up and cleaning and I was so pleased! Gina explained everything step by step and was very gentle with my daughter. Then I had my cleaning (which was excellent!) and check up. Dr. Shin was very personable and notated things she was going to monitor in my teeth for my next visit. It was overall very pleasant and efficient and best of all my daughter wants to come back for another cleaning! Happy mama here. So glad we have finally found our family dentist.
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Proactive build up on rough front teeth both top and bottom. Very pleased with results and no novocaine required.
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Dr. Shin's dental office is the BEST dental office I have ever been to. Consider that I lived in 8 cities before Silicon Valley. I have had never imagined that each of my dental appointment with Dr. Shin could become such a joyful highlight to me. The whole office has an atmosphere of happiness. I feel so relaxed and easeful every time I sit on the dental chair there. The professional level of Dr. Shin's competence let you leave it up to her. You got nothing to worry. Dr. Shin gives very reliable advices on braces and everything. She prioritizes your benefits over other considerations. Not to mention her marvelous technical skills, the fillings I have from Dr. Shin are so comfortable and persisted, and the procedure of each filling was so enjoyable that I could fall asleep every time. I love her, and you will too.
About Hygienist: The hygienist of the office is also the BEST I have ever met. Her name is Gina. Her technical skills are so gentle and efficient. You would want to have cleaning appointments more than twice a year after you see Gina.
Dr. Shin was referred by my sons' pediatric dentist and boy am I glad I found her ! I've been going to see Dentist most of my life and she ranks the top. To me, a good dentist needs to meet several criteria. First and foremost, she needs to be skilled with good credential. Second, and equally important, she needs to be honest about the treatment plan, thus working for the best interest of the patient. Unlike other medical treatment, it may take years until you find out if the treatment was right for you and/or it was done right with high quality. Given that, most insurance provides coverage less than satisfactory, getting the right treatment at the right time also means possible savings in the long run. I don't know how she does it, but Dr. Shin is already willing to explain everything in detail and say things as is. She is not aggressive with offering treatment and she focuses on getting it right the first time. I feel completely comfortable voicing my opinion. Also, a couple of times, I had a dental emergency when my cap decides to let loose. So, I called her and she gladly made time to help fix those so that I could go about my normal business. It was really last minute, late call, so I wasn't sure if it could be done.
About Hygienist: Gina is awesome. I get scolded a bit for not taking care of my teeth well, but she's doing her job. Thumbs up !


Look what came in the mail today!!! Threads with my second article for them inside.
They asked me to write about sewing with fabric made of hemp. I found several places that sell it and then my editor got them to send me samples that I tested and evaluated.
A few samples had enough yardage to make something, so I made this top.
Using this pattern. The front of the envelope doesn't show the pretty back on view B.
And I wisely made it my size!!
p.s. I'm working on a third article for Threads. NEVER thought I would be a writer.


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Black Mesa is located in Oklahoma's panhandle along the tri-state border with Colorado and New Mexico. Black Mesa takes its name from the layer of black lava rock that coated the mesa about 30 million years ago. Visitors can hike to the top of the plateau, Oklahoma's highest point at 4,973 feet above sea level, while in the Black Mesa Nature Preserve.
The nature preserve is operated by the Oklahoma Tourism & Recreation Department in conjunction with Black Mesa State Park. The nature preserve consists of approximately 1,600 acres where visitors can hike and enjoy 23 rare plants and eight rare animal species. The unique area marks the point where the Rocky Mountains meet the shortgrass prairie and many species are at the easternmost or westernmost point of their natural range.
Black Mesa State Park & Nature Preserve are a birder's paradise with golden eagles, scaled quail, black-billed magpies, and pinyon jays frequently spotted. Other wildlife in the area includes black bear, bobcat, mountain lion, mule deer, bighorn sheep and antelope.
In addition to being an excellent location for wildlife watching, Black Mesa State Park boasts some of the darkest nighttime skies on publicly accessible land in the country. The dark skies draw countless astronomy enthusiasts to the area every year as they make star gazing ideal. The state park is especially popular each August when the annual Perseid meteor shower is visible. It is one of the most viewed meteor showers in the Northern Hemisphere and is best seen from remote areas such as the Oklahoma panhandle.
Located about 15 miles from the nature preserve, Black Mesa State Park is adjacent to Lake Carl Etling and offers approximately 29 RV sites with water and electric hookups, 25 tent sites, picnic facilities, boat ramps, trout fishing in season, a playground, restrooms with showers and a group camp with 12 bunkhouses.
Black Mesa Nature Preserve is open dawn to dusk only. Allow at least four hours to hike to the top of the mesa from the parking area and back. A restroom is available at the nature preserve trailhead. Although camping is allowed within the state park, no camping is allowed within the nature preserve borders. Hikers need to be prepared for high temperatures during the summer and are advised to bring plenty of water.
***NOTICE*** Due to winterization at Black Mesa State Park, the group camp will be closed from November 1, 2018 through May 1, 2019. The park and facilities will remain open for camping.


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Home 460 West 41st Street
Covenant House Breaks Ground on Supportive Housing Development at 460 West 41st Street in Midtown West
Covenant House. Rendering by FXCollaborative
By: Sebastian Morris 7:30 am on September 20, 2019
On September 19, Covenant House broke ground on its first supportive housing development in 47 years. Located at 460 West 41st Street in Midtown West, the 80,000-square-foot facility is designed by FXCollaborative. According to permits filed last year, the structure will stand 164 feet tall and contain 80,290 square feet, with 53,053 square feet dedicated to community facility space. The building should also comprise 60 units averaging approximately 884 square feet.
New renderings of the project reveal a through-block property with frontage on both 40th and 41st streets. Clad in light-colored brick masonry, the building features setbacks from both streets topped with landscaped terraces. On the 41st Street façade, the lower portion of the building features long, wide windows that span the majority of the first four floors below the setback, while the upper levels feature a more regular grid of windows. The 40th Street frontage has a deep setback above the first story, with an irregular pattern of windows adorning the main elevation.
Few details are available regarding interiors of the new building or construction timeline.
Covenant House Rendering – FXCollaborative
Founded in 1972, Covenant House is the largest privately funded agency in the Americas focused on providing assistance to young homeless populations. The organizations latest development in Midtown arrives as part of the Take Notice NYC campaign to provide supportive housing around the city.
The project team includes for-profit entities Gotham Organization and Denham Wolf Real Estate Services.
"For over four decades, youth overcoming homelessness in New York City have found safety and shelter from the streets at Covenant House," said Sister Nancy Downing, executive director of Covenant House New York. "Now, for the first time in our history, we'll be designing a new residential facility to address all of the specific needs of our youth, allowing us to provide robust services and coordinated care, expanding the scope of our work and the number of young people that we can serve."
The groundbreaking event was attended by New York City and State officials, Covenant House board member and six-time Tony Award winner Audra McDonald, and Denham Wolf co-founder Paul Wolf.
460 West 41st Street Affordable Housing Covenant House FXCollaborative Manhattan Midtown Midtown West
3 Comments on "Covenant House Breaks Ground on Supportive Housing Development at 460 West 41st Street in Midtown West"
Monath | September 20, 2019 at 8:38 am | Reply
A good thing..GB Covenant House.
David in Bushwick | September 21, 2019 at 12:44 pm | Reply
This is the type of development we should celebrate most.
Jim | September 21, 2019 at 11:18 pm | Reply
Wish it could be 60 stories taller!
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Q: change to Responsive Site i have used on my site Width and  height like

i have to changed this code media query for responsive but its not working i set background color red when i re size my browser its showing color only not in resize  content

My code:

<link href="style.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">

              <?php
              if(!is_null($sid)&&$session_error=="none")
              {
                    $_SESSION['lms_username']=$lms_username;
                    ?>

                        Logged in as: <?php echo $lms_username; ?>

                        <?php
                        if($lms_groups=="on" && $lms_user_group!=""){
                        ?>

                            <?php echo"$lms_gtitle: "; if($lms_groups=="on"){echo"$lms_user_group";}?>

                            <?php echo "$lms_sgtitle: "; if($lms_groups=="on"){echo"$lms_user_subgroup";}?>

                            <?php if($section=="reports" && $report){echo"Back to Detailed Reports Section";}?>

                        <?php }?>

                    <?php
               }
              ?>

                            <?php
                if(!is_null($sid)&&$session_error=="none")
                {
                ?><a style=""  href="index.php?section=<?php echo $section; ?>&logout=YES&sid=<?php echo $sid; ?>"><?php
                }
                ?>

                <?php
                if(is_null($sid)||$session_error!="none")
                {
                    $nav_display = 'display: none';
                }
                ?>
                <td valign="top" style=" <?php echo $nav_display; ?> ">

                     <?php
                     if((!is_null($sid)&&$session_error=="none"))
                     {
                        include($dir_components."navbar2.php");

                     }
                     ?>

    <?php

    include($mysection);
    ?>

added  image what i am getting ?please help me any advise ?

A: On your media queries you have just changed the color and how do you supposed to get responsive design. You need to change other properties like width or height to adjust on that respective screen size. Or there are other options for you, like responsive tables plugins or if you want to fix via media queries you need to first decide how you wanna display on specific screen size, options are like scrollable tables or breaking table headings into blocks and columns below and so on then only you go to media queries to adjust as accordingly.


As I 'pen' this column from Toronto on this day, March 20, I am fully aware that Spring has sprung. It is fittingly, the warmest it has been for a long time. It is currently 8ºC. I note that Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall are presently in SVG. I am disappointed that their itinerary did not include a visit to the Obelisk at Dorsetshire Hill, with him laying a wreath. That would have been a fitting gesture, six days after National Heroes Day and in a year when we will be celebrating 40 years since the end of colonial rule. I am not a lover of the Royal family that enjoys enormous privileges by accident of birth. At this time when we claim to embrace egalitarianism, royalty is clearly an anachronism. True enough, the Union Jack is no longer our national flag and 'God Save the Queen' is reserved for special occasions. But we still give out British honours that remind us of an empire that no longer exists. At one time the sun could not set on the British Empire, but it has begun setting on Britain itself. As it prepares to break from Europe, it might be forced to build its nest in its Commonwealth, and we have certainly seen recent moves to rebuild or strengthen relations with remnants of that old Empire and Commonwealth.
I am in Toronto as guest of the TORONTO SVG SUPPORT GROUP for their third National Heroes Day Luncheon. On Sunday, I shared my views with the gathering, looking at the issues of National Honours, the rationale behind having a national hero, Chatoyer as our first National Hero and gave my view on the question of having a new national hero or national heroes. I have long felt that having a national hero should have been accompanied by a system of national honours. There are many individuals who have done outstanding work for SVG but do not fit the bill for national hero status. Additionally, whenever there is a call for the identification of persons to be national heroes, all sorts of names are tossed into the ring, most of whom do not qualify.
As I reflect on the qualifications for national hero status, it is clear that the criteria were drawn up with Chatoyer in mind. I wonder, also, if anyone who is not a political leader might be able to qualify. To be a national hero one's contribution has to be of the magnitude that "has altered positively the course of the history of the country." The individual's service must be "exemplified by visionary and pioneering leadership, extraordinary achievement and the attainment of the highest excellence which has redounded to the honour of SVG." Additionally, the individual's "exploits and sacrifice" must contribute "to the improvement of the economic, social, or political conditions of SVG generally." I wonder how many of our politicians could really qualify. The individual also has to be dead. This last qualification can at least be easily met.
When I thought of National Honours it was with the view that persons need to be honoured while they were alive and know that their services were appreciated. A national hero is of a different status and is better reserved for people when they are dead. In that case the country needs time to be able to reflect more objectively on their services and not be carried away with the emotions of the time. So, I am against considering Cato or Joshua at this time. I am however of the opinion that George McIntosh could be considered, since he came before the real advent of party politics and has been one of our outstanding political figures.
Thursday will be an important day, Petition Day, when it is possible that the Court itself might be on trial!


Evelyn H. Story, age 71 of Oak Park, departed this life on April 22, 2012 at her daughter's residence surrounded by her family and friends. She was born in Emanuel County and was a member of United Fellowship Church in Oak Park. She retired from Oxford Manufacturing Company of Vidalia after many years. The most important things in her life were her children and grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husband of 52 years, Doyle Story, Sr. in 2010 and her parents Earnest and Sarah Lou Hudson.
Mrs. Story is survived by her children, Louise (Cruz) Oliva, Tony (Traci) Story, Sue Ann Lanier all of Oak Park, Timmy (Amanda) Story of Swainsboro, Doyle (Teresia) Story, Jr. of Hillard, Fla.; one sister, Gladys Pollette of Oak Park, 16 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren; along with many nieces and nephews.
The funeral service will be held Wednesday, April 25 at 3:00 p.m. in the chapel of Ronald V. Hall Funeral Home with Reverend Steve Bryant and Elder Tommy Rountree officiating. Burial will follow in the Oak Park City Cemetery.
Pallbearers are Craig Story, Timmy Williamson, Cody Williamson, Austin Lariscey, Tony Story II, and Christopher Lanier.
Honorary pallbearers are Lance Story, Zach Harden, Chance Lewis, Bryce Story, Justin Story, and Caleb Harden.
Those desiring may make memorial contributions to the Serinity Hospice Foundation, 304 First St. West, Vidalia, GA 30474.


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Home AROUND THE WORLD Turkish police detain 12 Islamic State suspects
Turkish police detain 12 Islamic State suspects
Turkish police arrested 12 people in Ankara in an investigation targeting Islamic State jihadists, state-run Anadolu news agency said on Monday, hours after the U.S. embassy there said it would remain closed for the day due to a security threat.
The 12 suspects were among 20 people for whom detention warrants were issued by the Ankara state prosecutors' office, Anadolu said. It said they were foreign citizens and had been seeking to recruit new members to the group.
Turkish authorities regularly detain Islamic State suspects and it was not clear whether there was any connection between the arrests and the U.S. embassy move. Anadolu said the police operation was"planned previously".
On Sunday evening, the U.S. embassy in Ankara said it would be closed to the public on Monday due to a security threat and only emergency services will be provided.
It advised U.S. citizens in Turkey to avoid large crowds and the embassy building and to be aware of their own security when visiting popular tourist sites and crowded places. It did not specify what the security threat was that prompted the closure.
The Ankara governor's office said additional security measures were taken after intelligence from U.S. sources suggested there might be an attack targeting the U.S. embassy or places U.S. citizens were staying.
Turkish police increased operations against Islamic State at the end of 2017 before the first anniversary of a New Year gun attack on an Istanbul nightclub in which 39 people were killed.
Islamic State claimed responsibility for that shooting, one of a series of attacks believed to have been carried out by the jihadists in Turkey in recent years.
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I have wanted blueberry bushes forever for our farm. I finally decided that this is the year to plant them. We bought one from Rural King, and it is an Elliott blueberry bush. We are going to buy two more of a different variety from Tractor Supply this weekend and get those planted as well. I'm planting them all along the fence of the poultry pasture. Hopefully next summer we will have tons of blueberries for all kinds of good treats!
The hens are hoping for the same thing from the looks of it.


Bubby and his mamaMegan called Tuesday night to ask a few questions about Bubby. And his rash. Another in a long line of ailments that have plagued the little guy since around Halloween. Ailments that can be, for the most part, chalked up to the germapalooza Bubby faces with Mom being a teacher and him being enrolled in daycare -- a double whammy of germ-catching probabilities.
First it was -- or so the pediatrician thought -- asthma, which turned out to be just a bad cold. Then Bubby ended up with H1N1. That cleared up a bit ... until the second coming of the flu threw him for a loop. Then the little pink dots of roseola made an appearance (although the doctors apparently call it something a little more fancy nowadays). Then, after months of the yuck, Bubby finally seemed himself again.
Until last night. When little pink dots appeared again all over Bubby's chest.
"I was just settling into thinking things were back to normal," Megan said. "Then I saw the rash and got this feeling in the pit of my stomach. I thought, 'You've got to be kidding me!' Is this what parenting's like, Mom?"
"Uh, yeah, Megan," I told her. "Welcome to parenting. That dread never goes away."
"That's what that sick feeling is? That's dread?"
"Yep, and it never, ever, ever goes away. You'll be living with it for the rest of your life."
She laughed. And so did I ... just so she wouldn't feel stupid when she realized how serious I was. I proceeded to point out to her all the moments of dread I've had just in the past two weeks, all related to one thing or another I've faced as a parent. Dread, dread, dread. And my kids are grown, hurtling faster than I ever imagined they would toward the 30-years-old mark.
She, on the other hand, has a little one, with more surely to come. And as long as you have a child -- which, once you have one, will be the rest of your life, one hopes -- you have dread overhead. It begins with worries about delivering a healthy baby, getting him past the point of SIDS, feeding him correctly, keeping him safe in the world around him. Then he grows, his world expands and a plethora of dreadful possibilities keep Mom awake at night.
Some moms may think -- moms of youngsters, that is -- the age of 18 is some magical year that means Mom will no longer worry, no longer dread. It's not true. At what age might a mom say to herself, "Okay, my kid's old enough now that I don't have to care what happens to him"? Doesn't happen. In fact, I've found the dread increases as one's power and influence (Mom's power and influence) decreases.
So yes, Megan, that sick feeling in the pit of your stomach -- that dread -- will remain with you for the rest of your life.
That's not to say the dread is overwhelming, though. Parenting comes with a host of stronger, happier emotions, too, welcome feelings that also reside in the pit of your stomach, wrap around your heart, stretch from your toes to your hair follicles, and ooze from every pore.
But that dread is always lurking. Maybe it's a fail-safe measure to ensure Mom deeply appreciates and savors the warm fuzzies, knowing the cold pricklies may bear their burrs unannounced at any time.
As soon as I hung up the phone from scaring the bejeezus out of Megan, I realized that THAT -- dread -- is the difference between parenting and grandparenting. It's the lack of dread. Grandmas don't have to worry, to fear ... to dread ... what will become of her grandchildren. That's Mom's job. Grandma's job description demands loving, spoiling, hugging, rocking, adoring the little one. Nary a mention of dread.
Grandmahood, I've learned, is a dread-free zone -- a zone in which I'm oh-so happy to have arrived!
What are you currently dreading?


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Q: How would I get the largest portion of valid HTML code given invalid input in Python? I would like to make some sort of HTML parser which takes in some code that is invalid: i.e. has a start tag without an end tag or vice versa, and return the largest portion of valid HTML.
Example Input:

asdf

p1

p2

asdf2

p1

Output:

asdf

p1

p2

asdf2

p1

I considered using some sort of stack-like representation combined with Python's HTMLParser but I'm not sure how I would implement it. I'm using Python 2.7

A: Something with a tag stack and a content stack:

*

*opening tag: push tag on tag stack

*content : push on content stack

*closing tag: pop and output opening tag, pop and output content, output closing tag


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From Cuba to the Catskills
Three years ago I attended the Catskill Center's annual summer picnic held on the lawns of its white house in Arkville, a gathering for speeches under the lawn tent and handshaking among members, often older people with a particular passion for the Catskills, be it forestry, fly fishing, weekending, or recalling their own family history in the region. To be honest, I've never quite figured out what the Catskill Center does, save to embroil itself in controversies every ten years or so by trying to split the difference between conservation and development, its twin goals. In the latest hoo-hah, the Center had raised the ire of purists like me by helping to negotiate an agreement for a somewhat scaled back golf resort proposed on Belleayre Mountain. In a classic case of feeling betrayed by your allies trumping staying focused on your opponents, I'd written heated letters and quit paying my $50 membership. But no matter. The Center had a new director, the promise of a fresh start.
I greeted Sherret Chase, one of the Center's founders almost forty years earlier, whom I've long thought of as a living conscience of these mountains. Flinty, white-haired, commanding, he's had a distinguished career as a corn geneticist and has advocated bold ideas for the Catskills for decades. Years ago, for instance, he helped persuade National Geographic to profile the region. He's old enough to remember the great chestnut trees killed by the blight of 1918 two years before his birth but still standing on his family's property on Ticeteneyck Mountain overlooking the Ashokan Reservoir, where he still lives in a compound with his grown children, now white haired as well. As kids, he and his friends would peel huge pieces of bark off the dead chestnut trunks to make pup tents. Nowadays the chestnut saplings that you occasionally find hardly grow thicker than your thumb before dying off.
I said hello, as well, to Mike Kudish, the Catskills forest historian, who has mapped more original growth forest in these mountains that anyone might have expected, given the rapacious history of tan barking the hemlocks and clearing the hillsides for pastures. For decades, he has drawn his own maps of what he's found on hundreds of surveys far off the trails, hand printed diagrams like treasure maps revealing the locations of old stone walls, bogs, perhaps even a hemlock grove that has never been cut. They're an invaluable resource, so he keeps backup copies at the Center. But sensitive to loud noises, Mike scampered off with his hands muffling his ears moments before the noon whistle blew at the neighboring firehouse.
Later, after visiting the indoor facilities, I paused in the white entryway converted into a gallery that displayed artworks done at the Platte Clove Preserve, a rustic red cottage at the top of one of the wildest and steepest canyons in the Catskills, where I'd once spent some time as a writer on retreat.
"You're Will Nixon," announced a short woman standing before me under a bushy helmet of curly red hair.
Indeed, I was. And her?
"Inverna Lockpez," she said, introducing herself as the director of the Catskill Center's Erpf Gallery in which we now stood, as well as the Platte Clove Artists-in-Residence Program. She recognized me by a poem I'd written at the cottage that now hung on its wall, a fanciful update on Rip Van Winkle entitled "Insomnia." Needless to say, I was flattered to be recognized for my poem. And so the Catskills Poetry Festival was born.
Inverna proved to be a master at getting loose confederations of people to get things done. I became the talent scout, though we invited poets whom I knew and poets whom I didn't in an effort to connect writers from the eastern and western sides of the Catskills who otherwise never crossed paths. Lisa Rainwater, the Center's new director, took our ambitions a step further by publishing the Catskills Almanac 2009 with poems, essays, and print reproductions from Platte Clove painters. In her eloquent introduction, Lisa praised the contributors for helping readers appreciate the restorative value of the Catskills, "America's First Wilderness."
"So often we are flung into the currents of our daily grind that the individual notes of the forest fail in their solo auditions to delight, jar, intoxicate. The scintillating scents of the seasons permeate our skin but evaporate without notice. And our painted valleys and mountaintops blur in the mist of monotony.
"And yet, they are there.
"Peeping. Chirping. Whirling. Pungent. Ambrosial. Balmy. Veridian. Pearl. Umber."
The job of artists and writers, in other words, is to nudge us out of ourselves back into the world.
On a steamy Saturday in mid-August a little more than a year after I'd met Inverna we crowded into the Catskill Center's assembly room for our Festival which featured nine poets and four musicians performing for an audience of several dozen. Given our diverse backgrounds and styles, which ranged from Native American to African American to Native Catskillian to Buddhist to Beat to lyric to narrative to prose poems, we covered lots of terrain. As thanks for hosting the event but also as part of my campaign to anoint the porcupine as the signature critter of the Catskills—much the way the loon represents the Adirondacks and the moose the north woods of Maine—I gave Lisa and the Center a linocut print of a porcupine portrayed as an adorable bundle of quills under night stars as big as those over Bethlehem. Afterwards, the event had the buzz of success—no less than a New York State arts funder in the audience had praised it—though we agreed that a cool autumn afternoon would be a better date for a second Catskills Poetry Festival.
Alas, it wasn't to be. Lisa Rainwater resigned as the Center underwent further gyrations. The poets and musicians scattered back to their respective lives. And Inverna Lockpez? Haven't talked to her in ages. Which is why I've been so affected by reading about her earlier life, which comes as complete surprise, in Cuba: My Revolution, a graphic novel written by her and illustrated by Dean Haspiel. Little did I know that this spunky arts administrator was a refuge from the hellish collapse of her youthful dreams for a better Cuba. You think the nasty letters to the editor in our local newspapers are bad? Try imagining a country in which those people actually run everything, where paranoia and hostility rule.
I had known of Inverna as a terrific painter. Before the Festival I'd seen her handsome book, The Noble Barn, which has reproductions of her paintings done over half-a-dozen years of roaming Delaware County's farm roads. In these works, the barns look monumental and austere, almost like land versions of great wooden ship hulls turned over to dry. They're set against blurry forest backdrops under yellow or white skies. These barns have endured. They've outlasted the daily ephemera that preoccupies the people not shown in the scenes. The paintings themselves look weathered and scratched like the sides of the barns. They're captivating artworks which combine Inverna's passion for the Catskills, where she's had a home for twenty five years, with her professionalism as an artist who's had a career in New York City since the 1970s. For a long time, she directed the INTAR gallery, where she curated more than one hundred shows.
Now comes Cuba: My Revolution, a book that I couldn't put down. Though fictionalized, it's Inverna's story. Seventeen at the time Castro came out of the mountains to take power, she was devoted to the revolution despite her parents' hardheaded skepticism and the country's worsening troubles. Though ambitious to be an artist, she became a nurse to help the cause and wound up near the Bay of Pigs fighting. Because of an inane but brutal bureaucratic mistake she was thrown in jail as a CIA collaborator, striped naked, and tortured by a water hose for days until her father bribed the prison for release. That's when I paused from racing through the graphic panels showing feces and rats and thought, "My God. I know this woman. I never would have guessed she endured that." Yet still young, headstrong, and idealistic, she remained in Cuba for another five years, enduring artistic repression at art school and the general climate of fear. Especially for those of us who are Lefties, this book is a valuable reminder of how badly Castro's regime turned out. Cuba: My Revolution is a heart wrenching book. What fortitude Inverna has shown in making a new life for herself in the United Sates and in the Catskills.
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No, the iPhone SE does not come with 32GB or 128GB of storage.
There are two storage tiers offered with the iPhone SE, 16GB and 64GB.
Only the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus are currently offered with 128GB of storage. Apple typically launches new iPhone models with larger storage capacities, then reduces pricing and storage offerings as they are replaced by updated hardware. For example, the iPhone 6 is still available, however the 128GB iPhone 6 model is no longer manufactured.
Apple does not offer a 32GB storage capacity in its iPhone lineup at this time.
It's changed from the new announcement. Currently SE model only available with 32 GB and 128 GB in Apple Store.


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Metamorphosis Partners, a pet investment group, has acquired Pawprint, a popular pet health app that stores pets medical records.Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.Metamorphosis Partners is led by Brock Weatherup, a pet industry veteran who was previously...
Vet Clinic Startup Finds Success in Telehealth
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Bond Vet, a NYC-based vet clinic with three locations, has jumped into the online vet space. The company, which opened its first clinic less than a year ago, always had plans to expand into telehealth. But the move came much quicker than expected due to the COVID-19...
Vetted Shuts Down
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Vetted Petcare, a Los Angeles-based pet health company shut down last week. The company provided veterinarians for in-home care and also delivered video triage, Vetted had received $3.3 million in seed funding in 2017. After receiving the money, the company purchased...
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The telehealth market is heating up. Austin-based TeleVet received $2 million in a seed funding round. Televet makes a communications platform that allows vets to talk to customers by text, voice or video chat. It markets the platform to veterinarians, so that they...
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Q: receive file from simple form to ActionResult I'm trying to receive a file from vie, by using simple form
here it is what I've tried
VIEW
@{
   ViewBag.Title = "_CreateStudent";
}

Create Student

<form method="POST" action="@Url.Action("Create","Student")" enctype="multipart/form-data">

        Student ID
        <input type="text" name="StudentID" hidden id="Key" />

        First Name
        <input type="text" name="FirstName" id="FirstName" />

        Last Name
        <input type="text" name="LastName" id="LastName" />

        Profile Picture
        <input type="file" name="PhotoURL" id="photo" />

    <input type="submit"/>
</form>

CONTROLLER
        //CREATE STUDENTS POST
    [HttpPost]
    public ActionResult Create(StudentModel student, HttpPostedFileBase file)
    {
        if (file != null)
        {
            file.SaveAs(HttpContext.Server.MapPath("~/Images/") + file.FileName);
        }

        var StudentData = new Student()
        {
            StudentID = student.StudentID,
            FirstName = student.FirstName,
            LastName = student.LastName,
            PhotoURL = file.FileName
        };

        db.Students.Add(StudentData);
        db.SaveChanges();
        return RedirectToAction("Index");
    }

MODEL
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations;
using System.Linq;
using System.Web;

namespace WebApplication3.Models
{
    public class StudentModel
    {
        [Required]
        public int StudentID { get; set; }
        [Required(ErrorMessage = "Please Enter FirstName to Proceed")]
        public String FirstName { get; set; }
        [Required(ErrorMessage = "Please Enter LastName to Proceed")]
        public String LastName { get; set; }
        [Required(ErrorMessage = "Please Select your Profile picture")]
        public String PhotoURL { get; set; }

        public List<StudentModel> _StudentList { get; set; }
    }
}

but i'm getting HttpPostedFileBase null
but the StudentModel is received FirstName,LastName, PhotoURL

A: You post your input like this:
<input type="file" name="PhotoURL" id="photo" />

Controller doesn't map your file becouse input name attribute that doesn't correspond your model or controller.
If you set name attribute PhotoURL you either should write your Controller signature like this:
public ActionResult Create(StudentModel student, HttpPostedFileBase PhotoURL)

Or extend your StudentModel with HttpPostedFileBase property:
public HttpPostedFileBase PhotoURL { get; set; }


After our stay in Baden-Baden, we traveled by coach (rather, a luxe "cruise lounge" by Mercedes-Benz) an hour into the Black Forest along the mountain road. The Forest is unique with its rolling green hills, thicket of trees, and the most charming and fairy tale-like towns set amidst it all. We stopped off at Mummelsee Lake for a lunch – a good place for a picnic. You can also try the Berghotel Mummelsee (www.mummelsee.de) for lunch: just 10 euros per person includes a sumptuous spread of meats, cheeses, breads, and more. Don't miss the Black Forest cake for dessert!
By afternoon we made our way to the Bareiss Hotel (www.bareiss.com) in Baiersbronn. The Bareiss is a truly unique Relais & Chateaux property. Its 100 or so rooms are set in one of the most picturesque environments. Nearby, the hotel boasts a traditional farmhouse dating from the 1700s. Apparently a Mr. Morlok lived here and he was known as a healer of the day. The farmhouse offers interesting points on how people once lived. Today, it's possible to have coffee and cake in this charming setting.
Right after check in, I immediately went for a jog around town, up towards the hills – what amazingly fresh air and utter beauty! I felt like I was running in a landscape painting. It was almost too perfect to be real.
Back at the hotel, this is surely a perfect place to spend two nights at least (better to stay four nights to a week). There are four restaurants (impressive fine dining options – with Michelin stars to boot), a half-dozen pools/whirlpools, and plenty of organized activities (hiking, wine tasting, biking, etc.). There's also nearby golf and tennis. The town and surroundings are quiet and serene.
As attractive as the natural surroundings are, the boutique hotel is equally impressive. First, the décor is traditional, old world – classy, warm, cozy, and refined. One feels immediately a special friendliness of the place, set in the middle of the Black Forest. Second, I enjoyed sampling the several pools, mineral baths, and sauna. The grounds include a pond and pool with sun beds and bar service. (In winter, there are sleigh rides, snow shoe hikes, and skiing). Third, the hotel is also ideal for families. There is even a separate house for kids' activities, supervised by hotel staff from 8am to 9pm. German families are known to return every year to the Bareiss. And finally, the food and fine dining experience are a sure draw.
The French restaurant is an ideal formal affair for a birthday, engagement, or just a special night out. The Mediterranean restaurant is a bit more casual in look and menu. We ate at the Dorfstube – an excellent traditional Black Forest restaurant. The female waitstaff wear dirndls (dresses) that actually match the room's décor.
Leaving the Bareiss was a struggle. I could have stayed a week. The staff is so welcoming and the setting so special that I can understand why guests return every year.
We carried on driving next to the Hohenzollern Castle (www.preussen.de/en/heute.html). Many people know the famous Neuschwanstein castle (www.neuschwanstein.de) outside of Munich. But the Hohenzollern is arguably the best. This site of Prussian kings sits on a hilltop and rises majestically into the sky. It's an easy and worthwhile stop before exiting the forest.


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Chinn '03, Dance, Featured in Gazette
Editor November 30, 2012 Alumni
Angel Chinn '08, dance, was featured in The Gazette this month when her newly formed dance company, NonaLee Dance Theatre, was slated to perform an adventurous, site-specific program at Joe's Movement Emporium in Mount Rainier. In the article, Chinn speaks about her switch from competitive running and studying education, to pursuing a degree in dance at UMBC.
Chinn created the NonaLee Dance Theatre in 2011 with the intention of giving dancers with diverse backgrounds the "opportunity to perform and grow artistically." The dance troupe has evolved since its induction, but always aims to bring its own identity to the world of modern dance. This most recent performance was a "fresh take on modern dance and something people haven't seen yet. It has a modern feel, it also has a hip hop feel, it has a funk feel," she told The Gazette. NonaLee blurred "the line between audience and performer" by leaving the stage and performing in close proximity to the viewers in the museum lobby in a piece called "The Living Art Museum."
Angel Chinn will return to UMBC to perform in the 2013 Baltimore Dance Project February 7-9. Read the entire article, including Associate Professor of Dance, Doug Hamby's comments on Chinn's dance at Gazette.net.
This article first appeared on UMBC Insights.
Happy Holidays from UMBC!
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2003 Inductees (8)
The Ontario Sports Hall of Fame inducts 2003 Members
Carling Bassett-Seguso Tennis
Gary Cowan Golf
Ada Mackenzie Golf
Cindy Nicholas Swimming
Harvey Pulford Hockey
Darryl Sittler Hockey
1942 Toronto Maple Leafs Team/Hockey
1964 Toronto Marboro Junior Hockey Team Team/Hockey
1963-64 Toronto Marlboros
This was a dream team, one of the finest in Canadian junior hockey history. No less than 11 players from the 1963-64 Memorial Cup-winning Toronto…
1941-42 Toronto Maple Leafs
It was a team like no other. The 1941-42 Toronto Maple Leafs are the answer to this trivia question – what was the only team…
Darryl Sittler
The best Toronto Maple Leafs' player ever? The player who best epitomizes the franchise? Until someone like Mats Sundin finishes his career, many would have…
Harvey Pulford
Harvey Pulford was a man for all seasons in Ottawa. They called him the Bytown Slugger, although he never gained fame in Ottawa on baseball…
Cindy Nicholas
Quite simply, Cindy Nicholas was prolific. For lack of a better word: incredulous. Her body boasted the stamina of many people, not just her own.…
Ada Mackenzie
What Ada Mackenzie did in her era was remarkable when you take into consideration the role of women in society. While men dominated the world,…
Gary Cowan
Gary Cowan of Kitchener. How can we forget that introduction by print and broadcast journalists in the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s as they would tell…
Carling Bassett-Seguso
At age 11, Carling moved to Florida to train at the fabled Nick Bollettieri Tennis Academy and from there, she began her ascent to fame.…


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Intel's Montevina Chip Will Bring HD Video
By John Martellaro
Sep 25th, 2007 5:00 PM EDT
Recently, Intelis Paul Otellini at the Intel Developer Forum demonstrated support for blue-laser optical formats that promise robust support for high definition video in PCs within a year, according to EDN.
The Montevina chip is a refresh of the Santa Rosa platform that will bring desirable improvements to video decoding, said EDNis Senior Technical Editor Brian Dipert. It is a portable, tuned version of the Penryn processor.
Looking at the HD video handling, the author noted that even though Blu-ray and HD DVD have very different physical formats on the disc, once the data stream is pulled off, they look very much alike since they typically use three video formats: MPEG-2, MPEG-4/H.264 and Microsoftis VC-1. However, in a portable environment, the asymmetric nature of the codecs requires much more processing on the encoding side than the decoding side, and this influences design decisions for a portable computer.
"Frankly, Microsoft is far more invested in HD DVD, by virtue of its HDi interactivity scheme, which competes against the Sun-developed Blu-ray Java approach, than is Intel. To wit, I suspect that Intelis past stated preference for HD DVD was primarily a favor to its key partner, Microsoft," Mr. Dipert observed.
The author pointed out that the video encode process places a heavy burden on the CPU and, hence, the battery. "Montevinais chipset support for H.264 decode will broaden to the point that Intel believes it will no longer require Broadcom assistance (and also wonit be placing an excessive power-consumption burden on the system CPU)," he wrote and noted that in a demonstration of identically configured systems, a Penryn prototype completed a DivX encoding session substantially faster than its Merom (Core 2 Duo) processor.
In light of the significant CPU burden to encode HD, all this suggests that the current line of Intel chips just isnit up to the task and weill have to wait for the next generation Montevina and Penryn from Intel before we see the needed improvements in HD video manipulation, especially the encoding side for video professionals.


Brandon Mullis just led North Davidson one of its best boys basketball seasons ever, with the Black Knights going 24-6 and reaching the third round of the 2-A state playoffs.
Going forward, though, the Black Knights will have a new coach.
Mullis just accepted the head coaching position at Southwest Guilford, that school announced in a press release Friday afternoon.
Southwest Guilford is in High Point, where Mullis resides. This gets him closer to home. But the main draw is Southwest Guilford's status as a state powerhouse in basketball. The Cowboys won the 3-A state championship, going a perfect 32-0.
"Southwest Guilford is in my opinion, the type of job that is like a destination type of job," Mullis said. "It's not a stepping stone type of job. Not that I've used North Davidson as a stepping stone. It just so happened they were interested in me, I was interested in them. I told my athletic director, Mark Hayes, I wasn't looking to leave. This just popped up."
The Southwest Guilford job became open when Guys Shavers resigned after 14 seasons.
"We hate to lose him," Hayes said. "He's done a great job for us at North Davidson. I think it's a good situation for him and his family being closer to home. He did a great job of establishing relationships and will be missed."
Mullis told North's players Friday afternoon.
"That meeting for me was a very difficult, emotional meeting," Mullis said. "...We accomplished a lot the last two years. I am so honored and proud to have served as their coach the last two years."
Mullis was 40-18 in his two years at North. The Black Knights went 16-12 in 2017-18 and finished tied for third in the Central Carolina Conference. North took a big step forward in 2018-19, winning the CCC and making the deep run in the playoffs.
Altogether, Mullis has 16 years of coaching experience. He has served as an assistant coach at Southern Durham and Ragsdale. He also served five years as an assistant coach for Matt Ridge at Davidson County Community College.
Hayes said North would name a replacement as soon as possible.


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Spamming about football jerseys, hockey jerseys, baseball jerseys etc. Plus I think it is roughly translated Chinglish.
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Q: How to correct the mispelt words in R with a user defined words datarame I fond that similar question was asked in previous posts but I feel my requirement is peculiar.
I have a dataframe which consists of one where there are reported misspell terms by reps.
Reported terms.
abdmen pain
abdomane pain

I have another data frame where I have corrected manually .
Wrong spell Correct spell
abdmen      abdomen
abdomane    abdomen
abdome      abdomen
abdumen     abdomen
abodmen     abdomen
adnomen     abdomen
aabdominal  abdominal
abdominal   abdominal

Now I need to correct the spellings in the reported terms as follows:
Reported terms
abdomen pain
abdomen pain

Could you please someone let me know what is the best approach way to do this task.
Thanks in advance for feedback

A: Text correction is very hard even if you compare every word to a comprehensive dict, you never know whether words not contained are misspelled, names, etc.
That said how could you solve your issue?

*

*You have to compile a dictionary of allowed/corrected words!

*You have to compare each word in your uncleaned data frame to the dictionary using word-distance. You can use existing libraries like this one or code your own as the formula is not that difficult.

*Replace each word in your comparison with matches from the dictionary that are above some theoretical threshold of normalized distance (lv-distance/length of source words).

A: This might be the way to go...
input
#your current list of entries
incorrect = list("abdmen pain" , "abdomane pain")

# [[1]]
# [1] "abdmen pain"
#
# [[2]]
# [1] "abdomane pain"

code
library(magrittr) #for pipe operator
library(stringdist)

#list of all possible correct entries
correct = list("abdomen pain", "abdominal pain")

#calculate stringdistance between incorrect and correct,
# take the solution with the smallest stringdistance as answer
lapply(incorrect, function(x) {
  lapply(correct, function(y) {
    stringdist(x,y)
  }) %>% unlist() %>% which.min() %>% correct[[.]]
})

output
# [[1]]
# [1] "abdomen pain"
#
# [[2]]
# [1] "abdomen pain"


RGNIYD Sriperumbudur Teaching Faculty Recruitment 2018 2019 | RGNIYD Sriperumbudur invites Online Application for the post of 06 Teaching Faculty Posts. Aspirants Apply Online through Official website http://rgniyd.gov.in | Opening Date and time for Submission of Application is 29.09.2018 and end up by 20.10.2018. You can check here RGNIYD Sriperumbudur Recruitment Eligibility Criteria, Pay Scale, Application Fee/Exam Fee, RGNIYD Sriperumbudur Selection Process, How to apply, RGNIYD Sriperumbudur Syllabus, RGNIYD Sriperumbudur Question Paper, RGNIYD Sriperumbudur Admit Date Release Date, RGNIYD Sriperumbudur Exam Date, RGNIYD Sriperumbudur Result Release Date & other rules are given below... Aspirants are requested to go through the latest RGNIYD Sriperumbudur job recruitment 2018 fully, before applying to this job.
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UNFPA holds sessions raising awareness about gender-based violence, and the availability of support services, in a displacement camp in Yemen. © UNFPA Yemen
SANA'A, Yemen/OSLO, Norway – When Maram* showed up at her parents' house, battered and bruised by her husband, her mother urged her to be less stubborn, more obedient – anything to avoid a divorce.
It was a nightmare within a nightmare.
Her country, Yemen, has been trapped in a grinding conflict for years. The crisis has left women and girls more vulnerable than ever. The prevalence of gender-based violence often increases in times of crisis, as protection mechanisms break down, support services falter and stresses on families mount. In Yemen, reports of gender-based violence increased 36 per cent between 2016 and 2017. And as communities grapple with economic collapse, some parents are even resorting to marrying their daughters off as child brides.
"It is a societal issue that demands urgent effort," said Dr. Natalia Kanem.
Photograph by Stine Østby
This was Maram's fate. She was forced to marry at age 16. Her husband was abusive from the start, humiliating her by publicly calling her infertile, then refusing to allow her to see a gynaecologist.
"Then he changed, accusing me of taking birth control pills without his knowledge, insisting on it. A few months later, I was pregnant but he was not happy then, either. He seemed not to want to be a father," she recalled.
Then he began to beat her.
"He would throw things at me, anything he found in front of him, for trivial reasons like I hadn't salted his food enough or I woke him up or I spoke while he watched television," she said.
Widespread but overlooked
Sexual and gender-based violence is widespread in emergency settings, yet protection from this form of violence remains severely underfunded, at less than 1 per cent of all funds channelled to humanitarian assistance.
Last week, the Governments of Norway, Iraq, Somalia, the United Arab Emirates, as well as UN OCHA, UNFPA, the International Committee of the Red Cross and other partners, held a ground-breaking collaboration calling for commitments and funding to end these abuses. The two-day conference brought together delegations from 90 countries, as well as top United Nations officials, Nobel Peace Price Laureate Dr. Denis Mukwege and many civil society representatives.
"UNFPA is on the frontlines, coordinating prevention and response efforts and, with our partners, providing life-saving sexual and reproductive health care and specialized services to survivors in countries affected by humanitarian crises," UNFPA Executive Director, Dr. Natalia Kanem, said at the event. "Yet with rising needs outpacing current resources, more and longer-term funding, including for women's organizations, is needed to build a more effective response."
Twenty-one donors at the conference announced a total of $363 million to address sexual and gender-based violence, UN OCHA announced on Friday.
Psychosocial support is one important component of interventions
addressing gender-based violence. Other parts include health services,
awareness-raising, legal support and economic empowerment. © UNFPA
Hundreds of commitments were also made relating to strengthening standards and legal frameworks, operational support, and services for vulnerable persons and survivors of violence.
Help is out there
Maram benefited from the kinds of services that will be strengthened and expanded through these commitments.
Her marriage reached a breaking point after four years, when her grandmother gave her a piece of paper containing a mysterious prayer. She thought Maram and her husband were cursed, and believed the prayer would protect Maram. But her husband found it and accused Maram of witchcraft.
After she returned home from delivering their second baby, he demanded her parents take her away.
He kept their children.
Maram lost all hope until she learned about a hotline operated by the Family Counselling and Development Foundation, a UNFPA partner. She called the hotline, and counsellors helped her receive psychosocial services, as well as legal services. With this help, she was able to regain custody of her children and receive alimony.
UNFPA is in the process of scaling up services for survivors of gender-based violence, including through the Family Counselling and Development Foundation. Last year, two new centres opened up, providing mental health support to more than 7,000 survivors of gender-based violence, and to more than 9,000 other cases. More than 13,000 cases were handled through the nation-wide, toll-free hotline. UNFPA's protection services for women in Yemen are supported by Canada, the European Union, Kuwait, the Netherlands, Saudi Arabia, Sweden, Switzerland and the United Arab Emirates.
As for Maram, she says that regaining custody of her children has been a turning point. When her divorce was finalized, she was not devastated, as she had feared. Instead, she celebrated.
She went on to complete her high school studies, and has enrolled in university.
*Name changed for protection reasons
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During Arctic Technology Evaluation 2018, the AeroVironment Puma unmanned aircraft system and a Coast Guard unmanned surface vessel were deployed together to test the feasibility of using multiple unmanned systems as a communications link over larger areas. Patrick Ryan, a researcher in the Systems Branch at the Coast Guard Research and Development Center, readies the UAS before launch. U.S. Coast Guard photo by Alexandra Swan.
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Personnel also evaluated how a combination of unmanned technology could be used to provide assistance in detecting, identifying and analyzing possible oil spills without deploying assets or personnel to the location. A mobile ad hoc network was created with an unmanned surface vessel (USV), a tethered helium-filled balloon and an unmanned aircraft system, all connected with Persistent Systems Man Pack Unit 5 radios. Using the network, researchers were able to record and transfer video to operators on shore, who were able see the severity of the mock oil spill. This capability has the potential to assist the federal on-scene coordinator with improved data for informed responses, Huebner said.
The USV was developed by the RDC, and can operate either through use of a controller or autonomously through GPS programming. The USV has multiple cameras; a robotic arm was added for this year's evaluation to test its ability to collect oil samples during a spill response. The USV was also tested for transporting additional equipment. For example, researchers used the USV to carry a quadcopter UAS to the vicinity of a simulated spill, launched the drone from the USV to collect a sample of the simulated oil, then landed the drone on the USV to ferry it back to shore.
Arctic Technology Evaluations are an important platform for the Coast Guard's RDT&E program, said Karin Messenger, RDT&E Arctic Domain lead.
"These annual events enable the Coast Guard to gain efficiencies by evaluating multiple technologies that have the potential to enhance future Coast Guard operations in this harsh environment. Often testing includes close coordination with our partners where we jointly benefit, and gain new knowledge by working together," said Messenger.
More details on the specific activities conducted during Arctic Technology Evaluation 2018 are available here.
After being outfitted with a Persistent Systems Man Pack Unit 5 (MPU5) radio, the tether on a Helikite aerostat is slowly unrolled. A system network was created to test the ability to expand the range of unmanned systems, using the aerostat, a UAS, a small vessel, a portable antenna and Tactical Operations Command, all connected with MPU5 radios. The network was successful, allowing total communication and visibility for all components. U.S. Coast Guard photo by Alexandra Swan.


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