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Laser Target Designators Paving the Way for Air Force and Artillery Assets
The aforesaid instrument used by the Land Forces features a rangefinder, but without an integrated target designator. A variant of such system with an integrated laser target designator also exists, it is being offered by the Safran company. The photo depicts the equipment used by the Polish military. Image Credit: M.Dura
A view of the target, seen through a scope on the LPC-1 laser target designator. Image Credit: Telesystem Mesko
Russian Malakhit laser target designator, and laser guided ammunition: 152 mm Krasnopol-M2 artillery round and 120 mm Gran mortar round. Image Credit: M.Dura
Image Credit: Rafał Surdacki/Defence24.pl
Front view of the LPC-1 laser target designator. Image Credit: M.Dura
Laser guidance unit for the APR 155 mm round. Image Credit: Telesystem Mesko
Joint Fire Observers shall be included within the force structure at least at the platoon level. Image Credit: USAF
APR 120 120 mm round (left) and APR 155 155 mm round. Image Credit: M.Dura
Place taken by the laser target designator in the fire control structure. Image Credit: Telesystem Mesko/M.Dura
GLTD III Ground Laser Target Designator utilized by the Polish Air Force. Image Credit: M.Dura
Rear part of the LPC-1 laser target designator. Image Credit: M.Dura
JTAC specialist training, involving the A-10 platform. Image Credit: K. J. Gruenwald/USAF
APR 155 round hit points, with the round being fired more than 15 kilometres away from the target designated with the LPC-1 designator. Image Credit: Telesystem Mesko
Integrated laser target designator/rangefinder, offered by the Thales company. Image Credit: M.Dura
Image Credit: USAF
LPC-1
Laser-guided armament may be commonly used to directly support even the smallest units of the armed forces. However, to make the above possible, the current training methodology concerning the JTAC specialists should be changed, and a similar speciality shall be introduced at platoon, or even at the squad level. Moreover, in the land component the said position shall be expanded with designation of targets for the artillery units.
Who should direct the precision guided munitions on the ground?
In Poland, a common belief is that only a narrow group of JTACs should be allowed to direct support fire, fusing the skills of a special forces operator and an aviation navigator. This is justified solely in case when the Precision Guided Munitions are used exclusively by the air platforms.
Currently, a term of Joint Fire Support has been coined and is being used more and more often. The doctrine in question assumes that coordinated and integrated use of all precision guided weaponry would take place, including the assets owned by aviation, as well as the ones that can be used by the land component. In the land forces Forward (Artillery) Observer is responsible for directing the artillery fire support missions.
The laser guided weapons will be directed by the same type of designators, placed in hands of JTACs and FOs, across all platforms. Their design allows for designation of targets for bombs, missiles, as well as artillery and mortar rounds. Hence, there is no need to have both JTACs as well as FOs included in the units at the lowest levels.
In order to prevent this problem, JTAC specialists are placed at the company level where they are tasked with joint operations with the FIST (Fire Support Team) artillery support elements, along with Joint Fire Observers, placed at the platoon levels. JFOs are to be trained to direct both air-based, as well as artillery-based fire support.
In Poland, there is a large obstacle in making the PGM direction devices more common: it is the complicated training process concerning the JTACs. This function has emerged within the Polish Armed Forces as late as in 1999, initially within the structures of the 25th Air Cavalry Brigade and of the 6th Airborne Brigade. JTAC training was only being organized abroad, at a high cost of several hundred thousand zlotys, hence the number of such specialists remained limited. Moreover, the qualifications as such had to be updated in an ongoing manner, which was also quite costly.
Starting from the year 2008, JTAC training activities have been organized in Poland by the Tactical Air Controllers Training Centre created at the Polish Air Force Academy based in Dęblin. The said facility conducts its activities under strict supervision of NATO. This is proven e.g. by a visit of a special accreditation team including the representatives of the NATO HQ AIRCOM and the JFS ESC (US Joint Fire Support Executive Steering Committee) bodies.
The highly specialized and convoluted training may be justified in case of the JTACs who would be tasked with indication of targets for manned aircraft: helicopters and fixed-wing assets. At the same time, there is a demand in the Army to train specialists capable of designating targets for a whole range of laser-guided weaponry: bombs, rockets and artillery rounds. The "navigation" skills are less important here.
So far the land forces had no laser-guided PGMs at their disposal, and they are not equipping the FAOs with laser target designators. Even though JTACs are using such systems (as well as some of the Special Operation Forces operators), the Land Forces has only been utilizing the artillery reconnaissance and range-finding systems, in a variant fitted solely with a laser rangefinder.
A variant of such system with an integrated laser target designator also exists, it is being offered by the Safran company, via the Griffin group.
Making the Laser Designator Systems More Common
The obstacle in the change of the JTAC role in Poland is seen in the skillset ascribed to the said position locally - including the aviation navigation skills, as translation into Polish reads: forward air control navigator. And maybe this is the reason for the fact that the Air Force Inspector coordinates the JTAC training programme in the Polish Armed Forces. Meanwhile, JTAC term may also be translated in a more literal manner.
However, in case of the Polish attitude, JTACs are an elite group within the Polish Armed Forces, and they are the only persons qualified to designate targets for the PGMs. The US Armed Forces has soldiers with a similar skillset included in almost every platoon. The individual USMC and US Army companies feature five to six JFOs within their composition. In case of the Special Operations Forces more than 50% of the personnel has been trained for directing the use of PGMs. Thanks to the above, the Americans may provide CAS (Close Air Support) for the frontline units, similarly as it happens in case of artillery. In Poland, usage of PGMs will be treated as a luxury for a long time, as it seems.
Meanwhile, air-delivered PGMs may be the only support that could be provided at the initial phase of the potential conflict involving Poland by NATO. Even though a decision to deploy land forces may take up to several days, deployment of combat aircraft from Germany, France, Belgium or the Netherlands may be taken immediately. Nonetheless, they would need targeting data and indication of targets, which may be done by the JFOs, using proper equipment in the frontline sector.
The JFOs would be even more useful if the Polish Army had artillery units commonly using the laser guided rounds. Then the joint strikes could involve more assets than just missiles and aviation. Both such rounds, as well as laser target designators, are being developed in Poland, and there will be a chance for them to be manufactured by the Polish industry.
Laser Target Designators/Rangefinders - Standard Element of the Platoon-level Inventory Kit?
Introduction of laser-guided missiles and bombs has created a need for inclusion of a new element of the fire control system - a laser target designator/rangefinder. In case of the aircraft, such system may be fitted onboard, e.g. in a form of a targeting pod, forcing the airborne platforms to stay within the range of the enemy air defence systems.
It remains much safer to place the laser target designators on drones, which has been made possible only thanks to widely introduced miniaturization of such systems - device may weigh less than a kilogram. However, to a large extent this is still a futuristic vision. A manual laser target designator is still a widely used solution, that may be included in the individual soldier's inventory kit.
A device as such has already been designed by the Lubiczowo-based Centrum Rozwojowo-Wdrożeniowe Telesystem - Mesko Sp. z o.o. company. The entity has created and prepared the LPC-1 device for production there, with dimensions as follows: height: 126 mm; width: 377 mm; depth: 258 mm; its own weight is 9.7 kilograms, but it goes up with the attachable scopes, cables and batteries, to around 14 kilograms. It is a kit that remains easy to transport and use, even by an individual soldier.
The designation system uses an Nd:YAG laser, utilizing a wavelength of 1.064 μm. The laser signal is encoded, and consists of time-separated impulses, with length of 15± 5 ns.. Only such form of a signal may be decoded by the PGM seeker.
LPC-1 designator allows for programming of PRT impulse sequences (Pulse Repetition Time) in line with the NATO STANAG 3733 norm. This may be done remotely, with proper data automatically provided by the fire control centre, or manually by the operator, with the use of digital knobs on the rear plate of the device, on the basis of the radio-transferred information.
Besides target designation, LPC-1 also allows for:
Measuring the distance to the target (thanks to an embedded laser rangefinder, operable at distances of up to 20 kilometres);
Indicating own position (on the basis of GPS signal);
Bilateral data exchange with the command centre and the fire control system, with an ability to transfer device status data and the target coordinates, as well as allowing for remote control of the system from the command centre, allowing for remote setting of the impulse sequence, programming of the firing delay and laser time of operation (thanks to the embedded firing sync module and communications module);
Defining the target azimuth and elevation (thanks to joint operation with a goniometer).
The whole kit may be used at night and during the day, as the external STANAG 2324 compliant Picatinny rails allow for usage of replaceable targeting systems, ranging from a scope, daytime camera, with night- or thermal-vision cameras to finish with.
The most important thing is the easiness and simplicity of use, also making it easier to train the operators. The status control is carried out solely with the use of the OLED display embedded within the system. The status display also informs the operator on operation mode (remote or manual) and visualizes the measurement data.
PGM - Precision Guided Munitions (APR)
The laser-guided tube artillery rounds enhance the effectiveness of artillery fire, thus more and more countries introduce such rounds into their inventories. In Poland, advanced works on such munitions have begun, formally, as late as in 2009. Then a consortium including the Military University of Technology, ZM Mesko S.A. facility and Telesystem Mesko Centre for Implementation and Development, has issued a proposal for the Commander of the Land Forces to introduce laser-guided artillery rounds into use, also proposing that the R&D programme shall concern the 120 mm mortar rounds, 122 mm rounds for the 2S1 Gvozdika howitzer, 152 mm rounds for the Dana howitzers and 155 mm rounds for the Krab howitzers.
Ultimately, the Telesystem Mesko company has received an order to carry out three R&D initiatives in September 2012. The works concerned a laser tracking system for the APR 120 round for the 120 mm Rak mortar, laser tracking system for the 155 mm Krab and Kryl ammunition (APR 155) and a laser target designator designed to be used with both of the aforesaid tube artillery platforms.
In order to accelerate the work and due to lack of the experience in the field, it was assumed that Ukrainian solutions would be used to create the prospective Polish systems. In case of the APR 120 round, mortar ammunition developed by the Luch facility was the starting point, meanwhile APR 155 round features solutions derived from the Progress Kvitnik round. Direct copying of the Ukrainian solutions did not take place, as three millimeter calibre difference (155 mm NATO round vs 152 mm round) also creates a significant G-load differences - even of several thousand Gs.
Optimization of aerodynamics and weight distribution was also highly required. The implemented design changes entailed a series of test procedures.
The results may only be seen and appreciated after the field tests that took place on 18th November 2016. Two prototype APR 155 mm rounds, fired at a distance of 15.3 kilometres, in heavy wind conditions, have hit a target of dimensions of 2x2 metres, with 0.3 and 0.6 metres deviation from the target (with the designator located 500 metres from the target). Ukrainian semi-active 9E421 seeker has been used at the time, while the LPC-1 designator was operated in neutral mode.
The operational variety of the APR rounds is to feature a programmable digital seeker with a Polish--developed detection system. This would make it possible to use a NATO-standards-compliant encoded beam. LPC-1 system has been prepared for such upgrade.
On the other hand, Russia has also developed laser-guided artillery rounds: 120/122 mm Kitolov rounds and 152/155 mm 2K25 Krasnopol rounds and 120 mm Gran and 240 mm Smelchak mortar rounds. So far they have been introduced in limited quantities, nonetheless such rounds are said to be exported, and rumoured to have been used in combat.
The laser guided rounds are only one of numerous types of guided artillery rounds, as GPS/INS or thermally guided rounds have also been created (the latter variety may be used to attack combat vehicles). In some cases, usage of laser-guided ammunition remains highly beneficial, as it makes it possible to attack the target after it is visually identified, as well as to adjust the targeting point by the operator, when the round is still in the air.
Is it a worthy effort?
It shall also be remembered that common use of target designators and liberalization of JTAC training conditions may allow for making use of effective NATO CAS, in order to attack land targets at distances safe for the aircraft, outside the operational envelope of the air defence systems.
The option of receiving allied support constitutes a deterrence factor, meanwhile training and equipping the soldiers with laser target designation systems may increase the combat effectiveness of NATO aviation assets.
A similar decision to deploy land forces in Poland would be a subject of a longer scrutiny, meanwhile the allied units would only reach the combat theatre after several days. NATO support aviation may emerge within the theatre in a few hours, operating from bases that would not be exposed to any attack - as it would happen in case of the Polish airbases. A similar set of arguments may be used with a reference to PGMs. Such means make it possible to precisely attack the potential targets at distances of up to several kilometres.
The PGMs are much more expensive than conventional munitions, however it is also, quantitatively, much more effective - less rounds are needed to destroy a single-point target. The analysis conducted by Telesystem-Mesko suggests that 16 APR 155 rounds provide an effect equivalent to firing of 800 standard, conventional 155 mm rounds. The savings may also be created within the area of logistics, storing the rounds and delivering them to the batteries.
It is estimated that laser-guided rounds could shorten the fire-mission time ten-fold, thanks to the ability of executing the said mission with the use of a couple rounds, without a need to conduct shelling for a long period of time. Thanks to the above, as shelling ends, the artillery assets may quickly leave the firing positions, avoiding the counterattack. A greater accuracy is also automatically translated into diminished collateral damage which may be greatly important during the expeditionary deployments and defensive operations conducted within own territory.
A condition for effective use of laser-guided rounds would be to have an ability to designate the targets efficiently. Alongside the aircraft based or vehicular systems, soldiers, who receive proper training, may also fulfil this role. Increased usage of PGMs would mean that ability to coordinate support would have to become more common, not only among the specialists, but also in case of the frontline units.
The article has been written with the use of materials provided by the Centrum Rozwojowo-Wdrożeniowe Telesystem-Mesko Sp. z o.o. [Telesystem-Mesko Implementation and Development Centre] company.
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package testutil

import (
	"archive/zip"
	"bytes"
	"github.com/stretchr/testify/assert"
	"github.com/stretchr/testify/require"
	"io/ioutil"
	"net/http"
	"net/http/httptest"
	"os"
	"path/filepath"
	"testing"
)

func StaticHttpServer(files map[string][]byte) *httptest.Server {
	return httptest.NewServer(http.HandlerFunc(func(w http.ResponseWriter, req *http.Request) {
		p, ok := files[req.URL.Path]
		if ok {
			_, _ = w.Write(p)
		} else {
			http.NotFound(w, req)
		}
	}))
}

func BuildZipArchive(t *testing.T, files map[string][]byte) []byte {
	b := &bytes.Buffer{}
	w := zip.NewWriter(b)
	for path, contents := range files {
		fw, err := w.Create(path)
		require.NoError(t, err, path)
		_, err = fw.Write(contents)
		require.NoError(t, err, path)
	}
	require.NoError(t, w.Close())
	return b.Bytes()
}

func WriteFile(t *testing.T, filename string, contents string) {
	WriteFileBytes(t, filename, []byte(contents))
}

func WriteFileBytes(t *testing.T, filename string, contents []byte) {
	require.NoError(t, os.MkdirAll(filepath.Dir(filename), 0777))
	require.NoError(t, ioutil.WriteFile(filename, contents, 0644))
}

func AssertFileContents(t *testing.T, filename string, contents string) {
	actual, err := ioutil.ReadFile(filename)
	if assert.NoError(t, err) {
		assert.Equal(t, contents, string(actual))
	}
}

func AssertFileContentsBytes(t *testing.T, filename string, contents []byte) {
	actual, err := ioutil.ReadFile(filename)
	if assert.NoError(t, err) {
		assert.Equal(t, contents, actual)
	}
}

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Minnesota Freedom Fund raises $3M for Malala Fund
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In what was a rare move by the Minnesota Freedom Foundation, a nonprofit organization that focuses on education, the organization announced Tuesday that it has raised $3 million for the Malala Scholarship Fund, which is supporting the education of the late Pakistani activist Malala Yousafzai.
"This is a momentous day for Malalah, for the world, and for us, as Malalahs students and teachers," the fund's executive director, Malala Bibi, said in a statement.
"The fund's success will help to ensure the voices of girls, young women and men will continue to be heard in the global conversation on education and equality.
We know this is a difficult time for Malals family, but the fund will continue with the mission of making a difference in her memory."
The fund is one of several that has been created to support education in the face of the Taliban's assault on schools and other institutions in the country.
Last week, a U.S. judge ordered the Taliban to dismantle the foundation, but its leaders have so far refused to comply.
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Mrs Elizabeth Ofosu-Adjare, Minister for Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts
Mrs Elizabeth Ofosu – Adjare, Minister for Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts, has said the establishment of the National Tourism Awards is to promote quality service delivery and strengthen the country's image as a tourist destination.
She said the Awards, which was instituted to reward excellence and professionalism in the Ghanaian tourism environment, is also an effort to consolidate the country's position as an emerging destination in Africa.
Mrs Ofosu-Adjare said this on Monday during the launch of Ghana Tourism Authority (GTA)'s 2013 National Tourism Awards in Accra.
The event was on the theme: "Gaining a Competitive Edge through Innovative and Service Excellence".
Mrs Ofosu-Adjare said the event would provide the platform to recognise stakeholders who have contributed to the growth and development of tourism in the country as well as help in promoting the adoption of best practices in the industry.
Mr Ben Anane Nsiah, Manager of GTA, said the Awards which is slated for December 13, 2013, has been grouped into three categories which are: Personality, Corporate and Practitioners Awards.
He said the Personality Award would focus on people who have contributed to the broad areas of creative arts and sports, the hotel industry, restaurant and travel and tours.
The Corporate Award, he said, would equally recognize institutions who played exemplary roles in the Tourism support services – thus the financial sector, transport providers, event organisers, telecommunication, media, environment, quality assurance etc, would be honored.
Mr Anane Nsiah said the Practitioners Award would also honour and reward institutions like hotels, restaurants, car rental businesses, gaming, cinemas, translation service providers, fashion houses etc.
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Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala said ARC stands by to support Malawi and to continue to help the country develop a comprehensive and effective drought risk management strategy.
Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Chair, ARC Agency Governing Board
The African Risk Capacity Insurance Company (ARC) is set to approve an $8.1 million insurance payout to the Malawian government to support drought-affected families in the Southern African country.
ARC said the payout will be released once it approves Malawi's drought-response plan – which is known as the Final Implementation Plan. The Johannesburg-based company said the payout is expected to take place by the end of November, according to a statement released this week.
"ARC was founded by African Governments with the objective of providing them with the tools and capacity to better manage natural disaster risks," said Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Chair of ARC Agency Governing Board and former Nigerian Minister of Finance. "ARC Ltd stands by to support Malawi and to continue to help the country develop a comprehensive and effective drought risk management strategy."
Malawi had bought a parametric drought insurance policy from ARC for the 2015/16 agricultural season, which was marked by a severe drought caused by the El Nino weather phenomenon. President Peter Mutharika declared a state of emergency in April this year after 2.8 million Malawians – or about 20 per cent of the population – faced food shortages after the drought destroyed farms and crops.
The ARC said Malawi's insurance policy did not initially trigger a payout because the company's drought risk model indicated a lower number of drought-affected persons. However, the ARC said it investigated and revised the model in partnership with the Malawian government, triggering the latest insurance payout.
"The case of Malawi has showed that heightened attention is necessary in validating national input data provided for the model," said Dr. Lars Thunell, Chairman of ARC Board of Directors. "Any model's ability to represent reality depends on the accuracy of starting assumptions and data. Based on the re-customisation using a more accurate assumption on reference crop type, an amended insurance policy was issued to the Government of Malawi and a payout has been triggered."
Founded in 2013, the ARC is an affiliate of the Africa Risk Capacity Agency (ARC Agency), which is a specialized agency under the African Union. Members of the ARC's 2015/2016 insurance pool are The Gambia, Kenya, Malawi, Mali, Mauritania, Niger and Senegal.


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Below are the types of SQL statements in Oracle.
SELECT	|	Retrieves data from the database.
DELETE	|	and removes unwanted rows from tables in the database, respectively.
MERGE	|	Collectively known as data manipulation language (DML).
CREATE	|	Sets up, changes, and removes data structures from tables.
ALTER	|	Collectively known as data definition language (DDL).
COMMIT	|	Manages the changes made by DML statements.
ROLLBACK |	Changes to the data can be grouped together into logical transactions.
REVOKE	|	structures within it. Collectively known as data control language (DCL).


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On behalf of the Security Council Committee pursuant to resolutions 751 (1992) and 1907 (2009) concerning Somalia and Eritrea, and in accordance with paragraph 24 of Security Council resolution 2244 (2015), I have the honour to transmit herewith the report of the Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator on the delivery of humanitarian assistance in Somalia and on any impediments thereto.
I would appreciate it if the present letter and the report were brought to the attention of the members of the Security Council and issued as a document of the Council.
In accordance with paragraph 24 of Security Council resolution 2244 (2015), I have the honour to transmit the requested report on the implementation of paragraphs 23 and 24 of the resolution and on any impediments to the delivery of humanitarian assistance in Somalia.
(b) The organization is represented in a cluster's 3W matrix (Who does What and Where).
I remain available should you have any questions about the content of the report or need further clarification on the humanitarian situation in Somalia.
1. The present report is submitted pursuant to Security Council resolution 2244 (2015), the resolution succeeding resolutions 1916 (2010), 1972 (2011), 2060 (2012), 2111 (2013) and 2182 (2014), in which the Council established the reporting requirement, and the eleventh submission in total pursuant to those resolutions. The Council, in paragraph 24 of its resolution 2244 (2015), requested the Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator to report by 15 October 2016 on the delivery of humanitarian assistance in Somalia and any impediments thereto.
2. The present report covers the period from September 2015 to September 2016. It is focused primarily on the delivery of humanitarian assistance to affected people in areas under the control or influence of Al-Shabaab, which was included on the sanctions list pursuant to paragraph 8 of Security Council resolution 1844 (2008), by the Security Council Committee pursuant to resolutions 751 (1992) and 1907 (2009) concerning Somalia and Eritrea on 12 April 2010. As in the previous 10 reports (S/2010/372, S/2010/580, S/2011/125, S/2011/694, S/2012/546, S/2012/856, S/2013/415, S/2014/177, S/2014/655 and S/2015/731), outlined herein are constraints to humanitarian access and the operational implications thereof, as well as mitigation measures put in place to address the politicization, misuse and misappropriation of humanitarian assistance. The report is based on information gathered in consultation with relevant humanitarian organizations active in Somalia and information from the Risk Management Unit in the Office of the United Nations Resident Coordinator for Somalia.
3. The humanitarian situation in Somalia remains precarious owing to persistent climate variability, armed conflict, clan violence, insecurity, human rights violations, displacement and poor basic services. During the deyr rainy season between October and December 2015, flooding affected an estimated 145,200 people. Some 70,000 people were also displaced by floods in Beledweyne, Hiraan region, in May 2016. Humanitarian partners provided life-saving assistance and rehabilitated damaged infrastructure to mitigate the impact of future flooding. Drought conditions since September 2015 exacerbated by the El Niño phenomenon also compounded an already-fragile humanitarian situation, with some 5 million people in total, or 41 per cent of the population, in need of assistance. More than 1.1 million people are unable to meet their basic food needs. Some 300,000 children under 5 years of age are acutely malnourished, including more than 50,000 who are severely malnourished and require urgent treatment. The northern regions of Puntland and Somaliland were hardest hit by the drought. Partners mounted a life-saving response in those regions, but, while the gu rains from March to June provided some relief, they were not sufficient to enable a full recovery. In August, the Puntland authorities appealed for humanitarian assistance for more than 1.2 million people affected by drought. Furthermore, the food security situation in parts of the country is expected to deteriorate between October and December owing to erratic rains and a below-average gu harvest, especially in the major cereal-producing regions of Bay and Shabelle Hoose.
4. Acute watery diarrhoea/cholera remained a challenge in 2016. From January to mid-July, more than 13,000 cases, over half of them children under 5 years of age, were reported, an alarming increase when compared with the 5,257 cases reported in 2015 as a whole. With the support of partners, the Ministry of Health finalized the first draft of a five-year preparedness and response plan of action against acute watery diarrhoea/cholera. The outbreak came at a time when critical health services were already at risk of being scaled down for lack of funding. By the first quarter of 2016, at least 10 health facilities had either reduced their services or closed for lack of funding, while those that remained open were struggling to meet health needs. Overall, some 3.2 million people are in need of access to minimum emergency health services.
5. The access challenges, insecurity and funding gaps notwithstanding, partners had reached about 2.5 million people with some form of assistance by December 2015. Premised on the 2016 Somalia Humanitarian Response Plan, assistance continued to reach those in need. Between January and June 2016, humanitarian partners reached 490,500 people with food assistance and 142,400 people with activities aimed at building livelihoods. Some 490,000 people were reached with livelihood seasonal inputs, including seeds, tools, fishing equipment, irrigation vouchers and livestock vaccinations. A total of 125,000 children under 5 years of age were treated for acute malnutrition. More than 1.6 million people received basic health services, and in excess of 1 million were provided with temporary or sustainable access to safe water. The protection cluster also reached nearly 123,000 people, while education partners reached 89,000 learners with temporary learning spaces, school supplies and school feeding programmes. More than 81,600 people were assisted with non-food items and transitional shelter.
6. The 2016 Somalia Humanitarian Response Plan remained underfunded compared with the persistently high needs. By the end of September, it had received $297 million, or 34 per cent, of the $885 million requested. Another $116 million was provided for the humanitarian response outside the Plan. The Plan is premised on a three-year strategy (2016-2018) that takes into account that drivers of needs in Somalia are largely cyclical and long running and therefore cannot be resolved in a single year. To achieve the vision outlined in the Plan, predictable and timely funding is crucial to enhance preparedness and early response. A call for aid was launched on 31 March by the humanitarian country team, requesting $127 million for drought response in Puntland and Somaliland. With needs increasing as a result of drought, flooding and acute watery diarrhoea/cholera, pooled funds (the Central Emergency Response Fund and the Somalia Humanitarian Fund) have boosted the response. Since January, $29.2 million has been allocated collectively from pooled funds, with an estimated $22.3 million used to ramp up drought response in Puntland and Somaliland, flood response in Beledweyne, Hiraan region, and acute watery diarrhoea/cholera response in the Banaadir, Juba Hoose and Shabelle Hoose regions. Another $7 million is supporting the humanitarian response to internally displaced persons in Baidoa, Bay region, and Kismaayo, Juba Hoose region.
7. In May 2016, the Government of Kenya, driven by what it described as security concerns, announced its intention to expedite the closure of the Dadaab refugee camp, which mainly hosts Somali refugees. While continuing to advocate that returns and other durable solutions be carried out only on a voluntary basis, the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees and humanitarian partners have developed an action plan that provides for enhanced return assistance to address the most immediate humanitarian needs of returnees and to catalyse reintegration support through community-based projects in the key areas of return. According to the verification exercise undertaken between July and August 2016, Dadaab is host to about 280,000 refugees, down from over 326,000 in 2015. By August, more than 24,000 Somali refugees had returned to Somalia from the camp since the beginning of the voluntary repatriation in December 2014. Of those, 18,110 had returned since the beginning of 2016 alone, more than triple the number of returns recorded in 2014 and 2015 combined. A total of 10,057 people returned between June and August, pointing to a significant increase in the number of returns. Most of the returnees have settled in the Bay, Bakool, Gedo, Juba Dhexe, Juba Hoose and Shabelle Hoose regions and in the Banaadir region (Mogadishu). About 50,000 refugees have expressed a desire to return to Somalia before the end of 2016. Meanwhile, irregular migration of Somalis crossing the sea to seek opportunities abroad continues, owing to instability and a lack of education and employment opportunities. According to the Federal Government, 200 Somali migrants were among the 500 people who drowned in the Mediterranean Sea in a boat tragedy in April 2016. According to the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, an estimated 32,400 people have arrived in Somalia from Yemen since March 2015, of whom more than 28,000 are Somalis. In addition, more than 1.1 million Somalis remain internally displaced and continue to face a high risk of forced eviction, discrimination, violation of children's rights and gender-based violence. Almost 130,000 internally displaced persons were forcibly evicted in Mogadishu, Baidoa, Boosaaso, Gaalkacyo, Hargeysa and Kismaayo in 2015, while 31,000 have been forcefully evicted since the beginning of 2016.


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<?php
/*******************************************************
***********     DB Privilege Advisor     ***************
********************************************************
Author: SK Yang
Website: https://skcave.wordpress.com/
Version: 0.11

This file contains common functions for DB connection info examine.
*/
require_once(dirname(dirname(__FILE__)) . '/config/config.php');

// Grade your password strength
function pwdChk(){
	global $dbConf;
	$grade = 0;
	$str = '';
	$patterns = array('#[a-z]#','#[A-Z]#','#[0-9]#','/[?!"¢G$%^&*()`{}\[\]:@~;\'#<>?,.\/\\-=_+\|]/');
	$length = strlen($dbConf['password']);

	// More than 7 digit is considered as a line to cross weak grade
	if($length >= 7){
		if($length >= 10) $grade+=2;

		foreach($patterns as $pattern)
		{
			if(preg_match($pattern, $dbConf['password'], $matches))
			{
				$grade++;
			}
		}
	}

	if($grade > 4) 		$str = 'STRONG';
	else if($grade > 2) $str = 'FAIR';
	else $str = 'WEAK';

	return $str;
}

// Check the IP that you given is inside the LAN or not
function connIPChk($ip = NULL){
	if(!isset($ip)){
		global $dbConf;
		$ip = $dbConf['address'];
	}

	// Don't ask me why I don't check out if the ip is less or equal 255:255:255:255.
	// It is a basic knowledge if you are going to use this tool!
	if( ($ip === 'localhost') ||
		($ip === '127.0.0.1') ||
		($ip === '::1') ||
		(preg_match('/10\./', $ip)) ||
		(preg_match('/172\.(1[6-9]|2[0-9]|3[0-1])\./', $ip)) ||
		(preg_match('/192\.168\./', $ip)))
	{
		return 'You\'re using this tool inside the private network.';
	}
	else
	{
		return 'You\'re using this tool to test DB via public area network!'
		.' YOUR CONNECTION INFO MIGHT LEAK!';
	}
}

// Check you port setting is the default or not
function portChk(){
	global $dbConf;

	if(($dbConf['type'] == 'mysql') && ($dbConf['port'] == '3306')){
		if( preg_match('/public/', connIPChk()) ){
			return 'Your DB might suffer direct attack like brute force or DoS with this setting';
		}
		else {
			return 'Default port is ok if you are in the LAN, but changing port is recommended';
		}
	}

	return 'Look good';
}

// Check the role that you mentioned to use
function roleChk(){
	global $dbConf;
	$str = '';

	// Access from public
	if( preg_match('/public/', connIPChk()) ){
		if(($dbConf['role'] != 'app') || ($dbConf['role'] != 'unknown')){
			$str = 'This account should not be used from public network!';
		}
		else $str = 'Not recommend if there is no special purpose to accessing from public network';
	}
	else{
		if(($dbConf['role'] != 'app')){
			$str = 'Use with caution';
		}
		else $str = 'Look good';
	}

	return $str;
}

?>


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Directorate of Research, Grants and Endowments during an Ethics Review Workshop held on 7th and 8th April, 2016
Linkages with USA universities move a notch higher
Launch of MKU Graduate Enterprise Academy
Prof. Briggs from the Oxford University, UK pay a courtesy call to the DVC ARA.
KEMRI Team visits MKU to discuss partnership initiatives
Research Division Vision and Mission
Giving back to the society
Mount Kenya University (MKU) is a non-profit making institution established in May 2008. Its precursor is the famous Thika Institute of Technology. It was granted a Charter in January 2011 and is one of the rapidly expanding universities in East and Central Africa. It is a leading private university inclined towards science and technology programmes.
In pursuit of its Vision and Mission, the university acknowledges the pivotal role research, innovation and other intellectual activities play in socio-economic development of any society.
The university recognizes that exploration and validation of novel ideas in research, innovation and other intellectual activities, new frontiers of knowledge are discovered. Thus, the University established the Research Division in March 2011 to serve as a vehicle to spearhead its research mandate.
The university has a Directorate of Research and Development, headed by the Director, R&D. The fact that MKU is giving research a high priority is embodied in various policy documents including the MKU Research Policy, Enterprise and Linkages Policy, Intellectual Property Rights Policy and a 7-year Strategic Plan as well as funding initiatives such as the Internal Research Grant termed (Vice-Chancellor's Grant) to fund researchers and innovators.
The university encourages researchers and innovators to conduct research and other innovative activities geared towards the discovery and exploitation of new knowledge with the ultimate object of socio-economic development of the Kenya and the region in line with the objectives of Kenya's Vision 2030 and the Millennium Development Goals.
Welcome to the Research Division
The key mandate of universities world over is mainly teaching and research. In many African countries including Kenya, the latter mandate has been relegated to the back seat. High quality university education involving training and research not only provides the human capital for socio-economic development but also transforms individuals and societies through poverty reduction and increased global competitiveness. In this regard, the Research Division is striving to increase the quantity, quality and relevance of research output with a view to creating innovations and inventions that will enable the country to effectively transform into a knowledge-based economy.
As evidence of the importance the Research Division lays on research, the structural frame work to guide research activities is actively being laid down. Since its inception, the Division has had major milestones in the pursuit of its core mandates which fall under the following strategic categories:
Research Bronchure
Vice-Chancellor Grant Policy
Vice-Chancellor Research Grant
Innovation Preliminary Application Form
First International Research and Innovation Conference Proceedings
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Americans eat a lot of cheese. In 2011, more than 10 billion pounds of cheese were produced. The federal government recommends that people eat milk and dairy products for health. The question is whether eating cheese is the right thing to do. Although cheese offers some healthy properties, the kind of cheese and the amount matters.
Cheese, especially processed American cheese, has a lot of saturated fats. These fats are not healthy. By eating one slice of Domino's Pizza, Americans get two-thirds the daily fat intake just from the cheese.
Much of the cheese available in stores has a lot of sodium, which is bad for your heart. Some cheeses are low in sodium, but many are not.
Cheese has too many calories that are difficult to eliminate when you exercise. To combat the cheese, you would have to exercise double the amount of time. Calories from fat also aren't the calories you want in your body.
Manufacturers like to use rennet in their cheeses. This is an enzyme that comes from calves' stomachs. To get this enzyme, manufacturers have to kill newborn calves. If you are an animal lover, you might not want to eat this. If you prefer vegetarian cheese, it's made from bacteria, which is not healthy to ingest.
Often, manufacturers process the cheese using unhealthy practices. The cows are given hormones to produce more milk. These hormones are passed to humans when they consume dairy. The machines also could put infections into the cheese.
When you eat the fat, salt and calories, you pack on the pounds. When you become overweight, you have a higher risk of heart disease and diabetes.
Brie-makers spray on mold to make the white rind. Others have mold included in the cheese. This is not very healthy to consume.
Cheese has a large amount of the bad cholesterol. This also can lead to diseases.
There is conflicting research when it comes to whether or not cheese is good for you. Some studies have pointed out reasons for cheese being considered unhealthy. However, many have shown just the opposite.
Cheese has a lot of naturally occurring calcium and is fortified with vitamin D. Eating one ounce of cheese can give you one-fourth of your recommended calcium intake. Go for the low-fat or nonfat cheeses to get the same benefits as those filled with saturated fats.
Besides the calcium that is good for bones, cheese has properties that eliminate acid on your teeth enamel. Without the acid, bacteria can't attack your teeth's enamel. Therefore, eating cheese can prevent cavities. The protein in cheese also helps to prevent cavities.
While this property is being debated, several studies have found a link to eating cheese and losing weight. Other studies have shown that eating too much cheese has led to weight gain. Eating cheese as a complement instead of a meal, such as with apples or salad, can help you lose weight.
Some people believe that cheese is like alcohol or cigarettes—addictive unhealthy habit. However, research has found that cheese is not addictive. People just eat too much because they like it.
Besides helping bones, cheese can help the muscles too. Cheese has a lot of protein, which is good for your muscles. The proteins help the teeth and circulation system. But, like the bone-building properties, you don't want to eat too much or the ones with fats.
6. The French eat tons of cheese, and they're really healthy!
The French eat more saturated fat than any other country in the world. They also eat a lot of cheese, which is high in saturated fat. Usually, saturated fat intake is linked to deaths by heart disease. You would think the French have a high coronary death rate. However, in reality, France lists the lowest rates of coronary deaths. This is called the French paradox. It suggests that eating unhealthy cheese, fats and salt have no effect on them.
Although many scientists believe the wine intake offsets the harmful effects, a recent study found that eating the cheese has led to the paradox. According to the study, people who ate saturated fats from milk and cheese did not have high blood cholesterol as the group that got the fats from butter. The people in the study who ate cheese had lower levels of the compound that is linked to cardiovascular disease. They also had molecule called butyrate, which might stop bad cholesterol from forming and showing a lower cholesterol.
As you can see cheese is both good for you and bad for you. Here is more info about why cheese is bad.


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Q: Can 2 projects reference 2 different versions of the same assembly, one from GAC and one from aap\bin folder? My class library project (which is developed 8 years back) needed Assembly A. Though Assembly A is strong named, developers then kept them in local folder and referenced from there so that assembly is always there in the application's bin folder. I guess, this was done to get rid of some deployment issues.
My class library project is consumed by one of our clients.
Newer version of Assembly A has been released and our client's application wants to use that version. They are not referencing new version from GAC; they have their own copy! Now when they use latest version, they get an error because my class library project assembly which they have referenced needs older version of the Assembly A.

*

*How to solve this particular problem?

*Would client face the same issue if I change my project to start referencing Assembly A from GAC (when they still use their local copy) ?

*Newer version of Assembly A has some breaking changes. If client and I, both, start using required versions of the assembly from GAC, will our problem be solved?

*If there comes newer version of the Assembly A and if that goes to GAC, will .NET load the one from GAC regardless of the version we are referencing in both the projects?

A: The GAC is a deployment detail and is not involved when you build your project.  Whenever the CLR needs to load an assembly, and it has a strong name, then it looks in the GAC first.  The app's probing path next.  When it is stored in the GAC then the CLR can match the required version.  When it is not then the CLR stops searching the directories in the probing path as soon as it finds a match with the assembly name.  Kaboom if the assembly if finds is not the correct version.
Since your client prefers storing the new version in the probing path, they can never get the old version loaded.  They must therefore put the old version of the assembly in the GAC.  It is not the only thing that can go wrong, they cannot properly call your code if you expose any of the types from the assembly in your library's public methods.
Clearly you'll give them less of a headache by updating your library to use the new version as well.

A:

*

*How to solve this particular problem?

Give a new strong name to the newer version of Assembly A.  (Project Properties - Signing - Choose a strong name key file)
 2. Would client face the same issue if I change my project to start referencing Assembly A from GAC (when they still use their local copy) ?

If both assemblies have their own strong name and you build your assembly with Specific version "true" it will work... That's what I've done in my test below
 3. Newer version of `Assembly A` has some breaking changes. If client and I, both, start using required versions of the assembly from GAC, will our problem be solved?

Yes, two different strong name are required tho.
 4. If there comes newer version of the `Assembly A` and if that goes to GAC, will .NET load the one from GAC regardless of the version we are referencing in both the projects?

Yes it will load the one in the GAC if it's strong name is the same.  However you can put as many versions you want in the GAC but each need it's strong name.
Here is what i've done: ClassLibrary was compile with a strong key and put into the GAC.  LibraryThatUseAGacVersionOfClassLibrary referenced it and was compile with it.

I've then changed ClassLibrary and give it a NEW strong Name.  After a solution rebuild/refresh here is what I have:

ClassLibrary assembly
namespace ClassLibrary
{
    public class Class1
    {
        public string TwoTwo { get; set; }//Was Toto in the old version
        public Class1()
        {
            TwoTwo = "TwoTwo from new Class1";
        }
    }
}

LibraryThatUseAGacVersionOfClassLibrary assembly
namespace LibraryThatUseAGacVersionOfClassLibrary
{
    public class UseGACAssembly
    {
        ClassLibrary.Class1 aaaa = new ClassLibrary.Class1();
        public UseGACAssembly()
        {
            aaaa.Toto = "Toto is in the GAC";//Is Toto in the GAC version
        }
        public string TotoFromSubClass { get { return aaaa.Toto; }  }
    }
}

Project that use both
   public partial class Form1 : Form
    {
        public Form1()
        {
            LibraryThatUseAGacVersionOfClassLibrary.UseGACAssembly oldObject = new UseGACAssembly();
            ClassLibrary.Class1 newObject = new ClassLibrary.Class1();
            InitializeComponent();
            Console.WriteLine(oldObject.TotoFromSubClass);
            Console.WriteLine(newObject.TwoTwo);
        }
    }

Sorry for my AWESOME naming convention. ;)
And Hans is right:  if you can... update both libraries to use the newer reference.

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The benchmark index of equities closed on bearish note on the Nigerian Stock Exchange yesterday, as investors continued to offload their holdings.
The All Share Index lost 0.21 per cent to close at 38,928.65 points, as against the marginal gain of 0.09 per cent recorded the preceding day to close at 38,928.65 points.
Market capitalization shed N76bn to close at N12.451trn, in contrast to the gain of N7bn recorded the preceding day to close at N12.477trn.
All the sectorial indices dropped substantial value except the Consumer Goods Index which appreciated 0.59 per cent to close at 38,928.65 points.
The NSE 30-Index fell 0.07 per cent to close at 1,802.17 points, while the Banking Index depreciated 0.69 per cent to close at 409.10 points.
The Insurance Index dipped 0.22 per cent to close at 145.54 points, while the Oil and Gas Index dipped 1.60 per cent to close at 291.65 points.
The Lotus Islamic Index depreciated 0.32 per cent to close at 2,776.68 points, while the Industrial Index was down 0.03 per cent to close at 2,275.64 points.
The Alternative Securities Market lost 0.20 per cent to close at 959.88 points.
Costain Plc led the gainers' table with eight kobo or 9.88 per cent to close at 89 kobo per share, followed by Jos Breweries Plc with 35 kobo or 9.80 per cent to close at N3.92 per share.
Cadbury Nigeria Plc rose N3.00 or 5.01 per cent to close at N62.85 per share, while DN Meyer Plc increased seven kobo or five per cent to close at N1.47 per share.
Neimeth Plc gained five kobo or 4.63 per cent to close at N1.13 per share.
Conversely, Transcorp Plc lost 41 kobo or 9.45 per cent to close at N3.93 per share, while Forte Oil Plc shed N5.72 or five per cent to close at N108.73 per share.
Livestock Plc fell 23 kobo or 4.96 per cent to close at N4.41 per share, while NEM Insurance Plc dropped three kobo or 4.84 per cent to close at 59 kobo per share.
Red Star Express Plc was down 21 kobo or 4.76 per cent to close at N4.20 per share.
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So the Pope's remarks, if they were reported accurately, were seriously damaging. But were the reports accurate?
With regard to the 1st quotation, the answer, fortunately, is No. The Pope's remark, made in an ad-lib response to a question, was terribly disjointed and difficult to follow. But apparently he intended to say that some priests treat children (or possibly their unwed mothers) as "animals." He did not aim that insult at the priests themselves.
The questionable phrase, "without putting our noses…," was wisely cut from the final version. Yet the Pope did use those words—or, allowing for misunderstandings and problems in translation—something reasonably close to them.
So evidently the Pope's words were changed, after the fact, to eliminate the most troublesome statements. Who made the changes? According to the Vatican spokesman, Father Federico Lombardi, the transcript was edited by the Pope himself; "thus the published text was expressly approved by the Pope."
Some loyal reporters struggled doggedly to minimize the impact of the latest eruption. A Catholic News Service story said at the outset that the Pope's argument about the number of invalid marriages was "a point he has raised before, and one also raised by now-retired Pope Benedict XVI." Yes, but never before had either suggested that most marriages were invalid. America magazine suggested that when he spoke of a "great majority" of marriages, the Pope didn't really mean most marriages—an interpretation that puts a novel definition on the word "majority." John Allen of Crux observed, reasonably enough, that the Pope has every right to amend his own remarks. True. But the problem was not the way they were edited. The problem lay with the Pope's original remarks.
There are two problems, really: that the Pope speaks so often without first considering what he is about to say, and that when he makes these impulsive remarks, his first unguarded thoughts so rarely show the imprint of sound Catholic teaching.
Do you suppose the pope was speaking of all marriages and not just Catholic marriages? Because if we look at all marriages he might have a "valid" point. So many people are married in what ever way is convenient that their marriages, in the eyes of the Church are truly invalid. Just a thought.
I have been trying to not say anything negative about Pope Francis, but he makes it very difficult. His papacy has, at the very least, caused confusion and, at the worse, led people away from the true teachings of the Church. Maybe resignation is the best way for him to leave us some semblance of a Church that can be salvaged.
I am a married with Catholic with 2 (grown) children. In my admittedly small circle, I have private knowledge that other married Catholics with 2 children do indeed limit their family size naturally. We known and have known how to control our fertility for the good of the family, our own health, our need to work outside the home, etc. I cannot speak for all married Catholics with 2 children, but I wonder now if people are looking at my family and assuming my marriage is invalid . . .
Count on you to jump on the anti-Francis wagon,Phil. Do take a deep breath,and the recommended "chill pill".
When it comes to teaching and passing on the Catholic faith, words from the lips of a pope must be beyond reproach, even more so now in this age than ever before. Social media and the rapidity with which words can be twisted or misunderstood, should give any pope pause as to their importance. He should be so deeply aware of the consequences (souls are at stake), that he chooses silence in public when he knows proper reflection and prayer would be missing in his response.
The most arresting observation in this forthright analysis comes at the end: the thoughts that pop into Pope Francis' mind when he launches into these off-the-cuff farragos are simply not very Catholic. One almost doesn't want to inquire why that is.
I believe it is precisely because the Priests do not poke their noses into the moral lives of Catholics that we do indeed have so many invalid marriages. Are all the married Catholics in the world with 2 children, practising Natural Family Planning or are they using contraception which,from my understanding make a marriage invalid. I am involved in Catholics Returning Home and the RCIA and I find the Catholics who become team members and are not aware of this. Pray, Hope and don`t worry. St Pio.
It is almost as if Pope Francis speaks with two voices: one voice and tone to an audience of reporters who are delighted to hear it and relay it quickly to the secular broadcast news; and another voice to an audience of those Catholics who are sufficiently dedicated to wait for of a revised and corrected version. Both groups get what they want out of it.
This Pope shoots from the lip and almost always hits himself in the foot.
"His first unguarded thoughts so rarely show the imprint of sound Catholic teaching." What a discouraging thought. Yet time and again, that appears to be the case.
I'm neither a philosopher, nor a theologian, nor a journalist, but an elderly lay Catholic trying to remain faithful to the Church Jesus established and entrusted to Peter and his successors. Unfortunately, Pope Francis is making that extremely difficult with his highly controversial remarks and apparent continual challenges of established Doctrine. He ridicules those responsible for protecting the Faith, and fails those bent on taking us into Secularism. St. Michael PLEASE protect us!
I suspect that many others have thought of this: is it possible that Francis is ill in some way and that his erratic pronouncements are symptomatic of that illness?
What gets me is the obvious contradiction between saying that most of us are incapable of contracting a valid marriage AND at the same time saying that all of us are capable of deciding correctly whether we can receive the sacrament of the Eucharist.
I take comfort in the observation that the edited-remarks-Pope is more Catholic than the extemporaneously-speaking-Pope.
Consider for a moment that the person who absent coercion makes a vow in a public forum with witnesses, without understanding or caring about the implications of his vow is (a) deranged, or (b) a narcissist or psychopath. Also consider that these traits do not change in life. They are character disorders that (baring a miracle) make a person permanently insincere. Does Francis intend to blow up the foundations of marriage law to readmit the chronically insincere to the Church? Alas, it seems so.


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The S&P 500 stock index ticked up on Tuesday, buoyed by gains in the energy and materials sectors, even though lackluster economic data weakened the U.S. dollar, thereby giving support to oil and gold prices.After the closing bell, however, S&P500 futures pared gains and Nasdaq added to losses following a more than 6.0 percent fall in Apple's shares after the company reported earnings below expectations.Earlier, the U.S. Commerce Department reported U.S. durable goods orders recovered far less than expected in March as demand for cars, computers and appliances slumped, dragging down the U.S. dollar. Consumers also appeared slightly pessimistic on the economy's short-term outlook and sent a measure of confidence lower in April.The data came as Federal Reserve officials started a two-day policy meeting in Washington, D.C. Policymakers are expected to hold interest rates steady but may be more upbeat on the economic outlook, leaving the path open for future interest rate rises."Commodities and oil are up, the dollar trending lower, the things that started this rally are still there but there's a pause on temporary uncertainties," said Jim Paulsen, chief investment officer at Wells Capital Management in Minneapolis."Technical resistance, weaker data, uncertainty about the Fed, weak earnings numbers are giving people pause."
He said it is encouraging for market bulls that the S&P500 index is holding near the record high it set almost a year ago after a 15 percent rally from the lows in February.The Dow Jones industrial average rose 13.08 points, or 0.07 percent, to 17,990.32, the S&P 500 gained 3.91 points, or 0.19 percent, to 2,091.7 and the Nasdaq Composite dropped 7.48 points, or 0.15 percent, to 4,888.31.The S&P 500 has ended little changed since last Thursday, with sector gains and losses hinging on the direction of oil prices each day. The energy sector, up 1.4 percent on Tuesday, posted the session's biggest gains, tracking a 3.3 percent increase in the price of U.S crude oil futures.
Apple shares dropped almost 7.0 percent to $97.31 after the bell as its earnings fell below expectations and its outlook also disappointed. Shares were down 0.7 percent at $104.35 at the end of the regular session.Twitter shares lost more than 10 percent in late trading after it reported lower-than-expected revenue for the first quarter, hurt by weaker spending by big advertisers.During the regular session DuPont rose 2.4 percent to $67.55 as the largest gainer on the Dow industrials after it said it is aiming to buy back $2 billion in shares this year.
Dow components 3M and Procter & Gamble were down 1.3 percent and 2.3 percent respectively after reporting declining sales.Advancing issues outnumbered declining ones on the NYSE by a ratio of 3.4-to-1 and on the Nasdaq a 1.7-to-1 ratio favored advancers.The S&P 500 posted 18 new 52-week highs and 1 new low; the Nasdaq recorded 60 new highs and 24 new lows.About 6.5 billion shares changed hands on U.S. exchanges, compared to the 6.9 billion average over the past 20 sessions. (Reporting by Rodrigo Campos; Editing by Meredith Mazzilli)
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Q: Unable to download Javascript from remote installation (Codeigniter) I installed my CI application on a remote server (an OpenShift install). I have Javascript files included in the view headers. When I try to access the application, all the Javascript files are stuck in "GET" (looking at firebug Net console) and spin endlessly. Am I missing some specification? Here is an example of what I have in the view header file within the head tags
    <script src="<?php echo base_url('js/jquery-1.8.2.js');?>"type="text/javascript" charset="utf-8"></script>

Thanks!
Mmiz

A: Turned out that the base_url in applications/config needed to specify https instead of http: which is what I had. This might be an OpenShift deployment thing but it did solve my problem!


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Q: Overriding URLStreamHandler causes Unrecognized SSL message, plaintext connection Error I was trying override the java.net.URL default URLStreamHandler for http and https protocols. I have this working for http request but for some reason that I don't understand yet I can't make it work for HTTPS requests.
This is my custom URLStreamHandler class:
URL.setURLStreamHandlerFactory(new URLStreamHandlerFactory() {
    @Override
    public URLStreamHandler createURLStreamHandler(String protocol) {

        if("http".equals(protocol)) {
            URLStreamHandler streamHandler;
            try {
                streamHandler = (URLStreamHandler) Class.forName("sun.net.www.protocol.http.Handler").newInstance();
                return wrap(streamHandler, currentPRoxy);
            } catch (InstantiationException | IllegalAccessException | ClassNotFoundException e) {
                e.printStackTrace();
            }
        } else if("https".equals(protocol)) {
            URLStreamHandler streamHandler;
            try {
                streamHandler = (URLStreamHandler) Class.forName("sun.net.www.protocol.https.Handler").newInstance();
                return wrap(streamHandler, currentPRoxy);
            } catch (InstantiationException | IllegalAccessException | ClassNotFoundException e) {
                e.printStackTrace();
            }
        }

        return null;
    }
});

The wrap method only covers the original URLStreamHandler and add it a custom Header and a Proxy is is setted before. I don't find what I am missing on the HTTPS config to make this work. Some ideas to try fix it?
private static URLStreamHandler wrap(final URLStreamHandler streamHandler, final Proxy p) {
        return new URLStreamHandler() {

            @Override
            protected URLConnection openConnection(URL u) throws IOException {
                URLConnection conn;
                try {

                    if(p != null) {
                        java.lang.reflect.Method openConnectionMethod = URLStreamHandler.class.getDeclaredMethod("openConnection", URL.class, Proxy.class);
                        openConnectionMethod.setAccessible(true);
                        conn = (URLConnection) openConnectionMethod.invoke(streamHandler, u, p);
                    } else {
                        java.lang.reflect.Method openConnectionMethod = URLStreamHandler.class.getDeclaredMethod("openConnection", URL.class);
                        openConnectionMethod.setAccessible(true);
                        conn = (URLConnection) openConnectionMethod.invoke(streamHandler, u);
                    }

                 //CUSTOM HEADERS HERE

                    return conn;
                } catch (NoSuchMethodException e) {
                    throw new RuntimeException(e);
                } catch (IllegalAccessException e) {
                    throw new RuntimeException(e);
                } catch (IllegalArgumentException e) {
                    throw new RuntimeException(e);
                } catch (InvocationTargetException e) {
                    if (e.getTargetException() instanceof IOException) {
                        throw (IOException) e.getTargetException();
                    } else {
                        throw new RuntimeException(e);
                    }
                }
            }
    };
}

This is the stack trace:
javax.net.ssl.SSLException: Unrecognized SSL message, plaintext connection?
    at sun.security.ssl.InputRecord.handleUnknownRecord(Unknown Source) ~[na:1.8.0_201]
    at sun.security.ssl.InputRecord.read(Unknown Source) ~[na:1.8.0_201]
    at sun.security.ssl.SSLSocketImpl.readRecord(Unknown Source) ~[na:1.8.0_201]
    at sun.security.ssl.SSLSocketImpl.performInitialHandshake(Unknown Source) ~[na:1.8.0_201]
    at sun.security.ssl.SSLSocketImpl.startHandshake(Unknown Source) ~[na:1.8.0_201]
    at sun.security.ssl.SSLSocketImpl.startHandshake(Unknown Source) ~[na:1.8.0_201]
    at sun.net.www.protocol.https.HttpsClient.afterConnect(Unknown Source) ~[na:1.8.0_201]
    at sun.net.www.protocol.https.AbstractDelegateHttpsURLConnection.connect(Unknown Source) ~[na:1.8.0_201]
    at sun.net.www.protocol.https.HttpsURLConnectionImpl.connect(Unknown Source) ~[na:1.8.0_201]
    at com.sun.webkit.network.URLLoader.sendRequest(URLLoader.java:371) [jfxrt.jar:na]
    at com.sun.webkit.network.URLLoader.doRun(URLLoader.java:167) [jfxrt.jar:na]
    at com.sun.webkit.network.URLLoader.lambda$run$98(URLLoader.java:132) [jfxrt.jar:na]
    at java.security.AccessController.doPrivileged(Native Method) ~[na:1.8.0_201]
    at com.sun.webkit.network.URLLoader.run(URLLoader.java:131) [jfxrt.jar:na]
    at java.util.concurrent.Executors$RunnableAdapter.call(Unknown Source) ~[na:1.8.0_201]
    at java.util.concurrent.FutureTask.run(Unknown Source) ~[na:1.8.0_201]
    at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor.runWorker(Unknown Source) ~[na:1.8.0_201]
    at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor$Worker.run(Unknown Source) ~[na:1.8.0_201]
    at java.lang.Thread.run(Unknown Source) ~[na:1.8.0_201]