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Q: How would I be able to pass the product ID according to what product was selected? I have a dynamic form where users can add multiple products. I wonder how I could save the selected products'  id.
In the  console.log(fields, "fields");, this is where I can see the saved product. So how can I save the selected product id as well?
Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.
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const products = [
  {
    prodName: "Tumbler",
    price: 1.5,
    size: "500",
    colorMap: { Black: 20, Pink: 10, Green: 5 },
    id: "aRLMZkiSU7T0lcsPCSsV"
  },
  {
    prodName: "Shirt",
    price: 2.0,
    size: "L",
    colorMap: { Blue: 10, Black: 10 },
    id: "uTHIR6OQFRuqP9Drft0e"
  },
  {
    size: "200",
    price: 2.0,
    colorMap: { Green: 50, Red: 19, Black: 20 },
    prodName: "Notebook",
    id: "y9ECyZBKp2OBekmWym4M"
  }
];

const options = products.map(
  (object) =>
    object.prodName +
    " - " +
    object.size +
    `${object.cat === "CM" || object.cat === "ML" ? "- " + object.cat : ""}` +
    " "
);

console.log(options, "options");

const FieldArray = ({ control, register, setValue, getValues }) => {
  const { fields, append, remove, prepends } = useFieldArray({
    control,
    name: "order"
  });

  console.log(fields, "fields");

  renderCount++;

  return (

        {fields.map((item, index) => {
          console.log(item);
          return (

              <Controller
                control={control}
                name={`order.${index}.product`}
                render={({ field: { onChange, value = "", ...rest } }) => (
                  <Autocomplete
                    {...rest}
                    onInputChange={(e, newValue) => {
                      onChange(newValue);
                      console.log(newValue, "new value");
                    }}
                    inputValue={value}
                    options={products}
                    // isOptionEqualToValue={(option, value) =>
                    //   option?.value === value?.value
                    // }
                    getOptionLabel={(option) =>
                      option.prodName + " " + option.size
                    }
                    // getOptionLabel={(option) => option?.label ?? ""}
                    renderInput={(params) => (
                      <TextField
                        {...params}
                        label="Product"
                        variant="outlined"
                        fullWidth
                      />
                    )}
                  />
                )}
              />

          );
        })}

  );
};

export default FieldArray;

Update
this is the submit button in step1.js
const onSubmit = (data) => {
    // action(data);
    console.log(data, "d");
    const newOrder = [];
    data.order.forEach(({ product, variation }) => {
      const newVariantion = [];
      variation.forEach(({ qty, color }) => {
        newVariantion.push({ qty: parseInt(qty), color });
      });
      newOrder.push({ product, variation: newVariantion });
    });

    actions.updateAction(data);
    console.log(newOrder, "new order");
    navigate("/step2", newOrder);
  };

Update:
How would I be able to push the product ID inside the newOrder where it matches the productID of the selected product?

A: Some development on answer from this question:
You can always add useState with a first product (save entire product, not just an id) and then manage everything through onChange:
import {useState} from 'react';

/*...something here...*/
const FieldArray = ({ control, register, setValue, getValues }) => {
  const [prod, setProd] = useState({0: product[0]});
  /*...something here...*/
  {fields.map((item, index) => {
    /*...something here...*/
    <Autocomplete
      onChange={(e, v)=>{console.log(v); setProd({...prod, [index]:v});}}
      value={prod[index] || {}}
      options={products}
      /*...other stuff here...*/

Have a look at what is available in console.log(v) inside onChange.
Also check out difference between inputValue and value here.
Update
If you need multiple products to be saved - prod must be an object with key to represent "fields" item. For example, something like this {0: prod1, 1: prod3, 2: prod11}. Then for value use prod[index] and change setter appropriately. (I've edited code above for this case). There is multiple ways to do this - that's just one from top of my head.
Update 2:
I don't know what you want in onSubmit exactly, so here is an idea and you change it to what you want.
In Step1.onSubmit you can do something like that:
// forEach 2nd argument is an index (counter)
data.order.forEach(({ product, variation }, indx) => {
  // some code
  newOrder.push({ product, variation: newVariantion, prod: prod[indx] });
  // more code
}


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LITURGICAL NOTES . . . The Sunday Proper: Genesis 12:1-8, Psalm 33:12-22, Romans 4:1-17, John 3:1-17 . . . 9:00 Celebrant The Rector, 9:00 Preacher Mr. Burnette, 10:00 Celebrant & Preacher Father Parker, 11:00 Father Shin, 5:00 Father Shin . . . On Saturday, February 27, Father Smith will hear confessions. On Saturday, March 6, Father Parker will hear confessions.
AROUND THE PARISH . . . Reminder: Servers Meeting on Saturday, February 27, at 10:00 AM in Saint Benedict's Study. If you want to know about serving please speak with Father Parker. No previous experience is necessary!. . . Tom Cote, Tom Cerulli's son, is back in school now. That's wonderful and amazing and we are thankful! We hope Tom and his brother, Gerald, will be serving together at the altar again very soon . . . Congratulations to Kathy Chase who has been elected diocesan lay director for Cursillo. She replaces our own Kevin Farley on June 1st . . . And speaking of Kevin, many thanks to him for serving five Masses on Ash Wednesday, including the 7:00 AM . . . The March-April 1999 issue of AVE has gone to the printers. If you are on-line you can read it at the parish web site, www.stmvirgin.com . . . A regular server (or two or more persons to alternate as regular server) is needed for the Wednesday evening Mass. If you might be interested in serving please speak with the Rector or Father Parker . . . The sign-up sheet for the Quiet Day with Fr. Leech is posted on the bulletin board in Saint Joseph's Hall . . . Steve Gilger has taken the rheostat for the church to a shop in Connecticut. We should have it back in plenty of time for the Great Vigil of Easter . . . Steve also continues to work on the sliding doors for Saint Joseph's Hall and as we go to press one of the front doors of the church is off track and needs repair. The work on the buildings will never be over . . . Attendance last Sunday 154.
LIONHEART will present its second concert this season in the Church on Thursday, March 4, at 8:00 PM. These five talented gentlemen will perform vocal music by Festa, Palestrina and Victoria. This event is FREE to parishioners. Please place your name on the list by calling the music office before 5:00 PM on March 4th.


The NSS Console (NSSCON, nsscon) utility for OES Linux provides a command line interface in a console environment familiar to NetWare administrators. Use it to issue NSS commands and to monitor NSS activity through console messages.
Unlike NSS utilities, the NSS commands cannot be issued directly at the Linux terminal console. Therefore, you start the nsscon utility, then enter the usual NSS commands from the nsscon prompt. You can issue any NSS command that is valid for use on Linux at the nsscon command prompt. For information about NSS commands, see Section A.0, NSS Commands.
The Linux install creates symlinks in the /opt/novell/nss/sbin folder for common NSS utilities, including nsscon. Symlinks allow the path to the nsscon to become part of the root user's path, which allows you to run it by entering nsscon at the system prompt.
The NSSCON utility uses a device file (/dev/nsscmd), which is set up to allow access only for the root user. Thus, only root can run nsscon. If you want to give access to a group of local users to run nsscon, use the chmod command on /dev/nsscmd to change the POSIX permissions for that group.
At a shell prompt, log in as the root user.
This allows you to run nsscon by entering ./nsscon at the system prompt.
Only one instance of nsscon can be run at a time. If nsscon is already running when a script tries to run it, nsscon returns an error.
To work around this issue, you can send NSS commands directly to NSS via the /dev/nsscmd device.
This causes NSS to place MYPOOL into maintenance state even if nsscon is already running. Note that you do not echo an "nss " in front of commands to /dev/nsscmd.
If nsscon is running, then the output of your command is displayed by nsscon immediately. Otherwise, the output is held by NSS until nsscon is run. In OES 2 Linux, NSS holds 400K worth of output before starting to throw the oldest away. In OES 1 Linux, NSS holds only 32K of output before wrapping output.


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63 Canadians among 176 dead in Ukrainian airlines crash near Tehran
By The Canadian Press in News, Politics | January 8th 2020
In this photo taken on Saturday, May 26, 2018, showing the actual Ukrainian Boeing 737-800 UR-PSR plane that crashed on Wednesday Jan. 8, 2020, on the outskirts of Tehran, Iran. File Photo by The Associated Press/Oleg Belyakov
Dozens of Canadians — some believed to be university students — were among the 176 people killed when a Ukrainian passenger plane crashed minutes after takeoff from Tehran's main airport, Iranian and Ukrainian authorities said on Wednesday.
The Ukraine International Airlines Boeing 737-800 was en route to Kyiv when it went down in a field, killing all aboard. Ukraine's Foreign Minister Vadym Prystaiko said the plane was carrying 63 Canadians, 82 Iranians, 11 Ukrainian passengers and crew, 10 Swedes, four Afghans, three Germans and three Britons.
Ukrainian authorities initially said it appeared mechanical failure was to blame, but later walked that back, saying nothing had been ruled out.
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"Our hearts are with the loved ones of the victims, including many Canadians," Champagne tweeted.
Transport Minister Marc Garneau said Canada would offer technical assistance in the crash investigation. Garneau expressed condolences to "all those affected by the heartbreaking tragedy."
Payman Paseyan, a member of the Iranian-Canadian community in Edmonton, said multiple people from the city, including many international students, were on Flight PS752. He said he knew many of the victims.
"They leave behind families and people they love and they come to Canada and often they're second guessing, 'Should I leave my family behind to do this'?" Paseyan said. "Then they move here and they do all this just to board a plane and have it all washed away. It's devastating."
Global Affairs Canada did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the crash, which comes amid increased tension in the region following the American assassination of a top Iranian general near Baghdad and retaliatory missile attacks on U.S. bases in Iraq.
However, the agency warned against any non-essential travel to Iran "due to the volatile security situation, the regional threat of terrorism and the risk of arbitrary detention." The agency said Canadians, particularly those holding dual Canadian-Iranian citizenship, were at risk of being arbitrarily questioned, arrested and detained.
"Iran does not recognize dual nationality and Canada will not be granted consular access to dual Canadian-Iranian citizens," Global Affairs said.
Paseyan said members of the Iranian-Canadian community learned of the crash while being glued to the news after Tuesday's missile attacks in Iraq.
"Many were expecting their friends and families members to come back ... (and) were well aware what flight they were on," said Paseyan, a former president of the Iranian Heritage Society of Edmonton. "They were worried about their family members that were in Iran, and now this has compounded that with worry for the community."
Ukraine's ambassador to Canada, Andriy Shevchenko, said his heart was broken.
"We will have to go through this terrible pain together with our Canadian brothers and sisters," Shevchenko said in a tweet.
The plane, fully loaded with fuel for its 2,300-kilometre flight, slammed into farmland near the town of Shahedshahr on the outskirts of Tehran. Videos show fires lighting up the darkened fields before dawn and rows of body bags laid out along the side of a road.
Hamid Gharajeh, of the Iran Democratic Association of Canada, said he's spoken to families and friends of some of the victims. Many aboard were students on their way back to Canada after the holiday break, he said.
"Our hearts go out for all these young people who are just trying to get back to their lives," Gharajeh said in Toronto. "It's unfortunate."
Airline officials said most of the passengers had planned to transit through Kyiv to other destinations. A list of victims posted by the airline showed one of the victims was a baby.
The plane had been delayed from taking off from Imam Khomeini International Airport by almost an hour. It never made it higher than 2,400 metres, data from the flight-tracking website FlightRadar24 indicates.
Qassem Biniaz, a spokesman for Iran's Road and Transportation Ministry, said it appeared fire erupted in one of the plane's engines. The pilot then lost control and the plane crashed to the ground, Biniaz said, according to the state-run IRNA news agency.
Resident Din Mohammad Qassemi said he was watching the news when he heard the crash.
"I heard a massive explosion and all the houses started to shake. There was fire everywhere," he told The Associated Press. "At first I thought (the Americans) have hit here with missiles and went in the basement as a shelter. After a while, I went out and saw a plane has crashed over there. Body parts were lying around everywhere."
AP journalists at the crash site saw a wide field of field of debris, with the casualties lying among shattered pieces of the aircraft. Their possessions — a child's cartoon-covered electric toothbrush, a stuffed animal, luggage and electronics — stretched everywhere.
It was one of the worst aviation disasters involving Canadians.
In 1985 a bomb exploded and killed 329 people aboard an Air India flight from Montreal to New Delhi over the Atlantic Ocean. Most victims were Canadian.
— With files from The Associated Press
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Jan. 8, 2020.
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Helen Clancy
Helen is a Consumer Representative for Kilmore District Health (KDH). Helen is a member of the Community Advisory Subcommittee and the Consumer Experience Action Group.
Helen joined KDH as a Consumer Representative in December 2014.
As a Registered Nurse and Midwife Helen's training and nursing experiences involved working in Melbourne Public Hospitals, followed by over twenty years in Rural Health.
Helen is a member of the Assumption College Advisory Council and a long-standing volunteer for Meals on Wheels. Helen is also a member of the Kilmore Tennis Club and the Kilmore Golf Club, actively participating in both sports.
Helen is a keen gardener and enjoys spending time with her family and especially her grandchildren.
Annabelle Cleeland
Annabelle Cleeland was appointed to the Kilmore District Health Quality and Safety Committee in 2020.
Ms Cleeland is editor of Stock & Land, managing a team of journalists who write for Victoria's agricultural industry. Ms Cleeland holds a bachelor of Media & Communications and is Hawaii Pacific University Dean's List Scholar. Her audience knowledge and community passion awarded her Fairfax Future Leader, Women of the Year in 2018. Ms Cleeland has held committee appointments at the Rural Press Club of Victoria, Seymour Wool Marketing Group and the Australian Sheep & Wool Show.
Ms Cleeland, together with her husband David, operate a wool-growing property near Seymour. In April 2019, David and Annabelle welcomed their son, Arthur, who was born at Kilmore District Health.
Ms Cleeland is passionate about accessible public health and maternal support for regional Victorians.
Matthew Chandikunju
Matthew is a Consumer Representative for Kilmore District Health (KDH). Matthew is a member of the Diversity, Inclusion and Health Literacy Action Group.
Deb Davis
Deb has been volunteering at Kilmore District Health since 2016. She was involved in the establishment of the Knowing How We're Going Boards in 2017. Deb is a member of the Community Advisory Subcommittee and Consumer Experience Action Group.
Deb has worked for a number of large legal firms in support roles. Her longest employment was with our national science organisation CSIRO as Executive Assistant to Special Counsel and later as a Paralegal.
Deb has also been involved with many other community organisations as a volunteer with Riding for the Disabled; Publicity Secretary and Area Monitor for Safety House; Basketball Club Committee Secretary, Team Manager, Fundraising & Sponsorship Co‑ordinator and Junior Coach; Preston Parents & Citizens Youth Club Member and Junior Instructor, Committee Secretary and Club Fundraising for the RCH Good Friday Appeal.
Deb believes volunteering is a wonderful way of connecting with our community and is honoured to assist vulnerable community members. She is also passionate about being a community representative voice advising on the services and care KDH provides. Deb's interest in the consumer aspect of health was due to 4 spinal surgeries and rehab as well as having two daughters who worked as a Paramedic and Midwife.
Deb has 3 amazing daughters and 5 adorable grandchildren. She also enjoys theatre, movies, music, reading and travel.
Darren Harris
Darren is a Consumer Representative for Kilmore District Health (KDH). Darren became a Consumer Representative at KDH in 2020 and is a member of the Community Advisory Subcommittee.
Maneet Hora
Maneet Hora is a nursing student currently studying at Deakin University. Maneets journey with Kilmore District Health (KDH) began in 2016. As a Kilmore International School student, Maneet began volunteering at Dianella Hostel and grew a love for healthcare and policy making, Maneet began working with the staff of KDH as a member of committees covering topics like child safety in a hospital setting.
Maneet is a member of the Community Advisory Subcommittee and aims to provide a unique perspective, as a young member of the community.
Maneets passions include public health, social justice and netball.
Emma Henderson
Emma is a child protection and youth justice lawyer. She lives on a hobby farm in Kilmore with her husband and their two sons. She delivered both her children at the Kilmore District Health.
She joined the Community Advisory Subcommittee in April 2021. She is passionate about the care and protection of children and using her legal and policy skills to contribute to her local community.
Jan Kneebone
Jan is a Consumer Representative for Kilmore District Health (KDH). Jan is a member of the Diversity, Inclusion and Health Literacy Action Group.
Julie Metaxotos
Julie's career consists of 13 years banking experience with Westpac Group followed by 4 years in BT Financial Advice Services with the Planning Service Quality Team. Julie is currently working with a Financial Planning Firm in Collins Street Melbourne, as a Client Service Manager.
Following a motor vehicle accident in 2013, 60 surgeries, 9 months of hospitalisation and rehabilitation has enabled Julie to return to work. It also resulted in the publication of a book and invitations to speak to community and professional groups throughout Australia such as Road Trauma Services Victoria.
Julie joined Kilmore District Health (KDH) Community Advisory Subcommittee as a Consumer Representative in September 2017.
Julie's passion is client and patient experience. Julie loves to share her thoughts and ideas to help better the services provided from a consumer's perspective.
Julie's hobbies mainly involve being outdoors, long walks and going to the beach with family. For fitness Julie enjoys pilates and going to the gym, she also loves to cook!
Gwenda Phillips
Gwenda is a Consumer Representative for Kilmore District Health (KDH). Gwenda is a member of the Community Advisory Subcommittee and the Diversity, Inclusion and Health Literacy Action Group.
Ros Stewart
Ros joined Kilmore District Health as a volunteer in 2018. Ros is currently a member of the Community Advisory Subcommittee and the Diversity, Inclusion and Health Literacy Action Group.
Ros has a strong connection to the local community and is involved with Mitchell Suicide Prevention Network, Rotary EClub 9790, Broadford Cemetery Trust, Broadford Community Garden, Broadford Living & Learning Centre Advisory Committee and Broadford Uniting Church.
Ros was an Accredited Home/ACF Medicine Review Pharmacist for 23 years and received Victorian Pharmacist Medal in 2019. Ros is currently undertaking a Diploma of Counselling.
Ros enjoys spending quality time with her Mum who is a resident at Caladenia Nursing Home, playing with her dog Violet and gardening.
Chris Singhaphanh
Chris is a Consumer Representative for Kilmore District Health (KDH). Chris is a member of the Community Advisory Subcommittee.
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Fr Paul is a Consumer Representative for Kilmore District Health (KDH). Fr Paul joined KDH in 2020 and is a member of the Community Advisory Subcommittee.


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Home Sports 49ers vs. Rams: Live Score Updates of NFC Championship Game
49ers vs. Rams: Live Score Updates of NFC Championship Game
Jan. 30, 2022, 4:29 p.m. ET
Elijah Mitchell has been a big part of San Francisco's rushing attack this season.Credit…Patrick Mcdermott/Getty Images
Of the four teams left standing in the conference championship games, the 49ers have the least impressive offensive statistics. Quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo hasn't thrown for a touchdown this postseason, and has just 303 yards in two games. San Francisco's only two offensive touchdowns were scored on the ground, and special teams were the difference in their win over the Packers in the divisional round.
But the 49ers' offense matches up well against the Rams' defense. Their run-heavy and short-pass offense helps dilute the pass rushing skills of Aaron Donald, Los Angeles's standout defensive tackle. In their two meetings during the regular season, the 49ers ran the ball 75 times. In the second half and overtime of their matchup in Week 18, the 49ers rushed for more than 100 yards.
In his two wins against the Rams this season, Garoppolo exploited the Rams' linebackers, completing 29 of 36 passes for 320 yards and three scores when throwing over the middle of the field, so look, too, for Garoppolo to target tight end George Kittle and others on those routes in order to neutralize Jalen Ramsey, the Rams' best cornerback.
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Southampton historic record
Southampton have found it difficult to maintain their top half credentials in the Premier League in recent years, following a succession of top eight finishes that brought Uefa Europa League soccer to St Mary's.
The Saints may have more survival-orientated ambitions at the moment, but it's better than their EPL relegation of 2005 which was compounded by a further drop to the third tier in 2009.
They had previously put together 27 successive campaigns in the top flight recording their highest ever finishing position of second in the standings in 1984.
Southampton also lifted the FA Cup trophy after winning the competition at Wembley Stadium at the end of the 1975/76 season.
The Saints have also twice reached the final of the League Cup, finishing the tournament as runners-up in 1979 and 2017.
Tier three football is the lowest level the club has played at since becoming members of the English Football League in 1920.
About Southampton
Southampton Football Club are members of the English Premier League and have built a reputation in recent times for producing a series of talented young players capable of playing at the top level of the game.
While Gareth Bale, Theo Walcott, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and the rest have moved on for huge transfer fees, the Saints have had to fight more than most for EPL consistency.
A spell in the second and third tiers didn't help, ahead of their top flight return in 2012 before coaches Mauricio Pochettino and Ronald Koeman brought top half success and European football to the Solent.
The Saints play their home fixtures at St Mary's Stadium, having moved from The Dell, their cosy old ground, in 2001.
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And talk about cliff hangers. How long do I have to wait for the next one?!?
4.0 out of 5 starsElements of this sang to me!
I recommended these books (2) to my daughter who got so swept up in them that she put her life and sleep on hold to finish them.
I really enjoy the parallel pieces where only a few words are different making the whole piece entirely different.
Parts of the plot were unexpected enough to make me want to stand up and shout. Others made me feel smug that I'd seen it... perhaps too clearly. And mostly, nothing is what it seems.
I love this book. I loved Nevernight and was afraid that the sequel would disappoint me. Wow was I wrong. I am so overwhelmed and happy at an explicitly bisexual protagonist (I LOVE YOU MIA) and the f/f scenes were... astonishing and amazing in ways I've not seen in mainstream fiction before now. Thank you so much for representing us, and writing a freaking good tale on top of it. 10/10 DO RECOMMEND.
What is not to like about this book: realistic characters, nasty plot but with Terry Pratchett like footnotes, which after reading the humuor in the book i thought "is this guys an Aussie!".... and lo and behold.
If you have read Nevernight, don't stop... just keep on reading. .. just as good.
5.0 out of 5 starsEngrossing and enjoyable.
Along with Nevernight, Godsgrave deserves the highest praise available in the digital age: worth getting the eBook and then getting the hardcover. Not many books make your heart beat faster as much as these two do as the plot threads start to come together. Superb.
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Staša Randall, born in November 1990 in Pula, Croatia. She graduated from School of Applied Arts and Design in Pula in 2009. That same year, she enrolled in Faculty of textile Technology at University of Zagreb, committing to a textile design course. After graduating in 2012 the next path to wakes was enrolling to Master's Degree in fashion design course. For the second year of master, Staša enrolled for student exchange program in Roubaix, France with Ensait-National Graduate School of Textile Engineering established school. Her first exhibition happened in Zagreb in 2011 at the Gallery "Vladimir Horvat" five elements. She finished in the top three at Dreft Fashion Week in Zagreb 2014 and the last collection, Triangle, was awarded as to be in the top 30 Young Balkan Designers 2015. Her Fashion label STASA design has been establish since July 2013. Since moving to London in 2015, she's has finished internships with Gan Gan London, Mehle London and Roland Mouret as an assistant fashion designer.


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Environmental attorney Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Wednesday brought his controversial — and widely discredited — message that autism is linked to a mercury-based preservative in vaccines to the final day of Pensacola's three-day autism conference.
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FSA educators being honored by the Georgia Independent School Association for over 20 years of service.
William Penn, founder of Pennsylvania and a early member of the Religious Society of Friends, opened the first American Friends school in Philadelphia in 1689, believing that if the great experiment in democracy was going to succeed, all citizens must be educated. Inspired by a dedication to equality, Quaker schools have educated boys and girls together for more than 325 years, long before coeducation was commonplace in American schooling. Many of the first public schools in this country were in fact modeled after Friends schools. There are currently more than 80 Friends elementary and secondary schools nationwide, including The Friends School of Atlanta (FSA), which opened its doors in 1991. Quaker colleges include Haverford, Earlham, Swarthmore and Guilford.
The Atlanta Friends Meeting
Members of the Atlanta Friends Meeting, organized in 1943, were actively involved in the Civil Rights Movement. In addition to providing a gathering place for Friends, the Friends Meetinghouse was one of the few sites in the city available for interracial meetings. To further the Quakers' work helping to desegregate public schools in Atlanta, members of Atlanta Friends Meeting held one of the city's very first integrated classes, bringing together white and black children for an art class. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., sent two of his children to participate in this history-making event.
When a Supreme Court ruling in the 1980s ended Minority to Majority programs designed to enforce school desegregation, particularly in the South, public schools largely resegregated, reflecting the racial demographics of the neighborhoods where schools were located. In response to this disappointing turn of events, a committee formed at the Atlanta Friends Meeting to explore the possibility of opening a Friends school in Atlanta that would not only feature Quaker pedagogy, but also serve as a model of diversity.
The Friends School of Atlanta, which was incorporated as a nonprofit institution in 1990, grew out of the work of that committee of the Meeting. In 1991, The Friends School of Atlanta's Board of Trustees called Waman French, an educator with experience at Brooklyn Friends School and Atlanta International School, to be Head of School. Although the school is a separate nonprofit institution, Meeting members have remained active on the Board of Trustees and offer guidance and support to the school in countless ways. To this day, the school has remained committed to wide-ranging diversity, maintaining an enrollment with 40–50 percent children of color and ensuring that the faculty/staff and Board of Trustees also reflect a commitment to inclusion and diversity.


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The Speaker and Dean of Westminster view St Margaret's restoration work
Tuesday, 29th September 2020
The Speaker of the House of Commons, the Right Honourable Sir Lindsay Hoyle MP, and the Dean of Westminster, the Very Reverend Dr David Hoyle viewed restoration work on Monday 28th September at St Margaret's Church, Westminster which has returned the church to its former glory.
Sir Lindsay and Dr Hoyle stood on the lower roof of St Margaret's, affectionately known as the 'parish church of the House of Commons', to see the completed project which has seen the parts of the church under scaffolding since 2016.
The building work involved the painstaking removal of external stonework on the church's tower to allow the rusting ironwork beneath to be replaced with stainless steel. The pieces of Portland stone, each measuring between 350mm - 500mm high (14 - 20 inches) and 900mm -1200mm long (3 – 4 feet), and weighing 100kg - 200kg, were then re-laid or replaced if damaged.
One of the trickier aspects of the project was the removal of a thick iron band, clad in lead, which formed a supportive ring around the tower. This had to be removed and replaced whilst the craftsmen replicated the tension it gave to the structure by strapping its outside.
An 18th-century clock which was removed from the tower in the 1970s has also been re-installed having been discovered in the early 2000s languishing in one of the Abbey's yards. It has been lovingly restored and put back in its original location.
Sir Lindsay and Dr Hoyle on the roof of St Margaret's Church, with the Abbey behind
The Dean of Westminster, the Very Reverend Dr David Hoyle said:
It is wonderful to see St Margaret's Church finally emerging from underneath its scaffolding as we look forward to developing its distinctive and growing ministry within Parliament Square and beyond. It is a testament to the skilled craftsmanship of all those involved in the restoration that the church stands ready once again to play an active role in Parliament Square in these changed times.
The Speaker, The Right Honourable Sir Lindsay Hoyle MP said:
Parliamentarians have always held St Margaret's in great affection as the place where we gather in good times and sad – so we share in the Dean's delight at seeing its beauty restored.
St Margaret's has a distinguished history, with a church having stood on the site since the 12th century. It is the burial place of Tudor explorer Sir Walter Raleigh, and Sir Winston Churchill, John Milton and Samuel Pepys are among the famous names to have married there. The church is regularly attended by MPs and peers, including for thanksgiving services celebrating the lives of parliamentarians.
The work to St Margaret's was undertaken by specialist builders, Daedalus Conservation.
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Vulnerable elderly suffering in SILENCE because of reluctance to complain about healthcare
A STAGGERING number of older Britons with serious health problems are left with "very little protection" from the nation's health services, a new survey has revealed.
By Becky Fletcher
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Older Britons with serious health problems are left with "very little protection," says ombudsman
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Elderly people are too reluctant to complain about poor healthcare and are suffering in silence as a result, says a new Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman report.
And too often health staff direct aging patients to websites – despite them having no access to a computer.
With a rapidly ageing population, this national report highlights a worrying cause for concern.
More than HALF of people over the age of 65 who have experienced problems with the health service haven't complained because they were scared how this might impact future treatment.
Even if they wanted to complain, the report discovered almost one in five didn't know how to and a third felt like it wouldn't make the slightest bit of difference.
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One carer from a focus group in Manchester told the authors: "When people have a problem they don't know where to go; they are referred to a computer which they don't have; they are referred to a library which is too far away to get to, and they wouldn't know what to do anyway."
Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman Julie Mellor said: "Older people are some of the most frequent and vulnerable users of health and social care services but are the silent majority when it comes to complaining.
"Their reluctance to complain could mean that they are suffering in silence and could lead to missed opportunities to improve the service for others."
The research is concerning and it is vital every hospital patient or health care client feels any potential complaints would be properly addressed, according to Age UK.
Charity director Caroline Abrahams said: "Patient feedback is a great barometer of the quality of care and this report suggests hospitals need to do much more to reassure older patients that they can complain if they need to, free from fear.
"Seeking and responding to older people's views and experiences is crucial if we're to prevent future care scandals like those that have too often blighted our hospitals and care homes in recent years."
The report urged immediate and effective action, particularly due to Britain's ageing population.
By 2030, the elderly population is set to boom and around one in 10 people living in the UK will be 75 or over, according to the Office for National Statistics.
It recommended a more proactive approach from NHS providers, which need to make sure all clients are aware of how to complain and reassure them there would be no repercussions.
The report also pointed out progress was being made, including steps by the Government to explore options for a new streamlined public ombudsman service to handle complaints.
A universal, independent complaints advocacy service that was easy to find and simple to use would improve the situation, Healthwatch England recommended.
A spokesman said: "We know the NHS is under pressure at this time of year, it is therefore vital that if things do go wrong patients are informed how to raise concerns and how to get help to do so if they need it.
"Without this support, thousands of incidents will continue to go under the radar every year and mistakes will never be learnt from."
Healthwatch England said there was support available for those let down by the NHS but added: "When it comes to care homes and home care services there is little to no complaints support at all, leaving very vulnerable adults with little protection."
The research was based on a national survey of almost 700 people over the age of 65, as well as focus groups and case studies.
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Beautiful images of dreary weather, such as the lithograph 'Blue Umbrella' by Alex Katz, can help to make autumn less unwelcome. The lithograph is among a vast selection of 'Prints & Multiples' on offer in Bonhams' San Francisco auction on 22 October.
For more information on Blue Umbrella by Alex Katz and all other lots in the auction, see www.bonhams.com.


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Ahead of the upcoming holy month of Ramadan, security is being beefed up in Pakistan's port city of Karachi with 300 CCTV camera being installed in addition to the 150 already installed -- but now out of order.
The measure is intended for effective monitoring and surveillance, Geo News reported Wednesday.
These CCTV cameras would be installed near mosques, small and big shopping centres, venues for night prayers and Ramadan rallies for surveillance and pre-empting any untoward incident by keeping round-the-clock watch, sources said.
The month of Ramadan, which is beginning July 9 this year, will last till around Aug 7.
Karachi has been witnessing violence, which escalated in recent months.


Without warning, a deadly offensive is launched on the planet Balat, shattering the fragile uneasy truce between the Alonans and the Commonwealth as blame is wrongly attributed. The prospect of galactic war looms once more. Meanwhile, the orchestrator watches on, biding his time, choosing when he shall return.


Sing correctly the National Anthem, BS&G Prayer Song and BS&G Flag Song.
Learn about your Patrol; it's Flag, yell and corner.
Know the General Health rules and practice BP's 6 exercises or Suryanamaskars.
Learn and practice Hand and Whistle signals.
Learn woodcraft signs and follow a track.
Whip the ends of the rope.
Participate in 2 patrol outdoor meetings or a patrol day hike.
Make a gadget or handicraft useful at home.
Adopt for purpose of keeping clean a park or a water-point or a bus stop or any other public spot or a building for a week.
Observe for at least a month , a breeding place of mosquitoes/flies and look at its cleanliness.
b) Discuss with your scoutmaster and render some service on any one of the points of scout law and submit areport.
c) Visit a Village panchayat/Block development office /Municipal office and learn about the services rendered by one such public organistion and submit a report to your Scoutmaster and submit a report within 10 days.
Maintain a diary of Daily good turn at home for at least a month.
Lay and light a wood fire in the open with not more than 2 match sticks and clean and light a kerosene/gas stove.
Cook in the open, two simple dishes enough for 2 persons and make tea/coffee for one patrol over wood fire or stove.
a) Demonstrate practical use of compass and know the sixteen points.
b) Be able to find North by at least two constellations.
c) Have knowledge of paces, bearings and map sketches.
c) Throw a lifeline for 10 mts.
Satisfy your Scoutmaster about your good behaviour at home and school is good.
Estimate with the help of improvised apparatus, 2 distances/width of not more than 100 mts.
Participate in a Troop Wide Game.
Know and demonstrate Signaling by Morse Code by use of Flag/Disc/Buzzer or Semaphore by Flag.
b) Undertake a development project in your school with your patrol in consultation with the head of the institution.
e) Discuss with your parents and neighbours about a pollution problem in your locality and make a report of it.
Serve as a Pratham Sopan Scout for atleast nine months.


While we are eagerly waiting for the August 15 launch of Reliance Jio's 4G services, sources in the know claim that launch wouldn't be full-fledged yet.
According to sources close to Reliance Jio, despite several delays, Reliance Jio's August 15 launch is not expected to be a full-fledged launch but instead could be an official announcement of the Jio Preview offer which would be opened to more customers.
Surprisingly, several retailers are yet to receive their retailer SIM cards. They are also deprived of the necessary back-end distribution team for distributing the SIM cards. The network is also not ready for a launch in several states like Kerala and Tamil Nadu due to which a full-fledged launch may not be feasible in less than a month.
However, the company will start attracting more customers by opening up the Jio Preview offer. The company is apparently working on introducing MNP facility to subscribers who want to migrate to the Jio network. Such customers would also get the unlimited data and voice call benefits offered to other Preview customers.
Meanwhile, the company is also apparently partnering with smartphone makers to bundle its SIM with every new handset. Customers purchasing these handsets will be offered three months of free data and voice.


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Germany Wins First Olympic Gold Medal with a 2-1 Victory over Sweden
It was an entertaining gold medal match to conclude the women's Olympic soccer tournament on Friday at the famed Maracanã in Rio de Janeiro. Germany and Sweden showcased expansive, free-flowing soccer over 90 minutes and it was the Germans, backed by a pair of second-half goals, who took home their first gold medal in women's soccer with a 2-1 victory.
The form of both sides could not be any more contrasting leading up to this match. Germany, despite falling to Canada in their final group-stage match, had scored the most goals in the tournament with 12. Sweden, on the other hand, scored one goal in their previous three matches and relied on disciplined and organized defense in the quarterfinal and semifinal rounds in addition to winning a pair of penalty kick shootouts.
There were other subplots in the final as well. Friday's match was Silvia Neid's last game in charge of the German team, a post she has held since 2005 and in which she led her team to a 2007 World Cup title, 2008 bronze medal, and the last two 2009 and 2013 European Championships. This was also the first major final featuring two female head coaches since the 2003 World Cup when Sweden was led by Marika Domanski-Lyfors and Germany was led by Tina Theune. And finally, it was a chance for Sweden's head coach Pia Sundhage to win her third consecutive Olympic title after guiding the United States to gold medal finishes in Beijing 2008 and London 2012.
It was a back-and-forth first half with chances coming fast and furious. Sweden deployed a slightly more attacking look in the opening few minutes than its previous matches. They nearly scored the opener in the 10th minute when Olivia Schough couldn't find the right connection on the low cross.
After weathering the first few minutes, Germany organized its back four and used a high defensive line to cause several Swedish forwards to venture offside. With Sweden committing more bodies forward, Germany used the pace of their outside backs to their advantage
The first scoring chance came in the 20th minute when Melanie Leupolz got a head on Tabea Kemme's cross but skied her header. Leonie Maier let one fly from well outside the box five minutes later and Sweden's goalkeeper Hedvig Lindahl left a loose rebound in front of the goalmouth but Anja Mittag, who couldn't find her scoring touch this tournament, sliced the chance wide and let Sweden off the hook.
After a scoreless first 45 minutes, Germany grabbed the lead three minutes into the second half. Dzsenifer Marozsán had a rather quiet tournament until the final and rarely created chances directed at goal. But she found a cross from the right flank deflect in her direction at the top of the 18 and after a composed touch, curled her effort into the upper corner past Lindahl.
Germany doubled their advantage in the 62nd minute after Linda Sembrant sliced a clearance into her own net after Marozsán's free kick hit the post.
Sweden didn't let the own goal deter them, however, as they cut the deficit in half five minutes later. On a swift counter attack, second-half substitute Stina Blackstenius got in behind the German defense and connected on Schough's driven cross to slot it past Almuth Schult.
The match opened up on both ends as Sweden started to press for an equalizer. With Sweden pressing and not getting too many chances on target, it allowed Germany to hit on the counter attack and both Alexandra Popp and Leupolz nearly converted on good scoring chances.
Sweden had one last glorious goal scoring chance in the 87th minute as Lotta Schelin got herself free down the left flank and hit a centering ball to Caroline Seger. The Swedish captain could only connect on the second effort after missing the first, which gave the defense enough time to charge down the shot and clear it away.
Jubilation came at the final whistle for the Germans, who finished off the tournament with 14 goals and saw Melanie Behringer lead all scorers with five tallies. Offense ruled the day as the victors poured in 24 shots with 10 on target and had numerous set-piece opportunities as well. Sweden had their chances as well with nine corner kicks but just couldn't find the final end product over the last few minutes. The Swedes with a silver medal, their best finish at the Olympics in women's soccer.
The result gives Neid her fourth major title and sees her coaching career come to a conclusion. She will occupy a scouting position within the German women's program and leaves her post with the most wins in team history, winning 125 of a possible 169 matches and drawing another 22 for a 74% winning percentage.
And after five Olympic appearances and three bronze medals, Germany earned its first gold medal in women's soccer.
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JJ Duke
JJ Duke graduated from Rider University in New Jersey with a degree in Digital Media Studies in 2013. Although his playing days may have ended back in high school, he still prides himself on being a decent shot-stopper and an all-around fanatic of the beautiful game. When not talking or writing about soccer, you can find JJ behind a microphone as he currently broadcasts professional and collegiate sports across the Metro New York region.
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Amazon Sellers be wary of outside factors that can hurt your Amazon Seller Rating!
Canada Post announced late last week that they will resume accepting packages from foreign national postal services. This comes after a message sent to international postal services in mid-November to hold mail and package delivery. Currently, Canada Post is negotiating with the Canadian Union of Postal Workers' over concerns for health and safety, gender equality and full time jobs. This dispute has created a massive backlog of mail and parcels shipments. There may be delays as Canada Post works through the backlog.
Update your Shipping Settings based on carrier's delivery times in Seller Central.
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Special issue: Lithosphere-cryosphere interactions
Research article 19 Jun 2014
Research article | 19 Jun 2014
Optimal locations of sea-level indicators in glacial isostatic adjustment investigations
H. Steffen1, P. Wu3,2, and H. Wang4 H. Steffen et al. H. Steffen1, P. Wu3,2, and H. Wang4
1Lantmäteriet, Lantmäterigatan 2c, 80182 Gävle, Sweden
2Department of Geoscience, University of Calgary, 2500 University Drive NW, Calgary, AB, T2N 1N4, Canada
3now at: Department of Earth Sciences, The University of Hong Kong, Pokfulam Road, Hong Kong
4State Key Laboratory of Geodesy and Earth's Dynamics, Institute of Geodesy and Geophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Wuhan 430077, China
Received: 19 Nov 2013 – Discussion started: 18 Dec 2013 – Revised: 14 Mar 2014 – Accepted: 29 Apr 2014 – Published: 19 Jun 2014
Abstract. Fréchet (sensitivity) kernels are an important tool in glacial isostatic adjustment (GIA) investigations to understand lithospheric thickness, mantle viscosity and ice-load model variations. These parameters influence the interpretation of geologic, geophysical and geodetic data, which contribute to our understanding of global change.
We discuss global sensitivities of relative sea-level (RSL) data of the last 18 000 years. This also includes indicative RSL-like data (e.g., lake levels) on the continents far off the coasts. We present detailed sensitivity maps for four parameters important in GIA investigations (ice-load history, lithospheric thickness, background viscosity, lateral viscosity variations) for up to nine dedicated times. Assuming an accuracy of 2 m of RSL data of all ages (based on analysis of currently available data), we highlight areas around the world where, if the environmental conditions allowed its deposition and survival until today, RSL data of at least this accuracy may help to quantify the GIA modeling parameters above.
The sensitivity to ice-load history variations is the dominating pattern covering almost the whole world before about 13 ka (calendar years before 1950). The other three parameters show distinct patterns, but are almost everywhere overlapped by the ice-load history pattern. The more recent the data are, the smaller the area of possible RSL locations that could provide enough information to a parameter. Such an area is mainly limited to the area of former glaciation, but we also note that when the accuracy of RSL data can be improved, e.g., from 2 m to 1 m, these areas become larger, allowing better inference of background viscosity and lateral heterogeneity. Although the patterns depend on the chosen models and error limit, our results are indicative enough to outline areas where one should look for helpful RSL data of a certain time period. Our results also indicate that as long as the ice-load history is not sufficiently known, the inference of lateral heterogeneities in mantle viscosity or lithospheric thickness will be interfered by the uncertainty of the ice model.
How to cite: Steffen, H., Wu, P., and Wang, H.: Optimal locations of sea-level indicators in glacial isostatic adjustment investigations, Solid Earth, 5, 511-521, https://doi.org/10.5194/se-5-511-2014, 2014.
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