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Insecurity Growing Among Muslims in India Underscoring the Comments from Outgoing Vice President of India Hamid Ansari -By Dr. Abdul Ruff
October , 2017 admin International
Outgoing Vice President of India and outstanding Indian educationalist Hamid Ansari has rightly said that India is fast moving toward a terrocracy as Muslims are being targeted a section of majority Hindus and there is a feeling of unease and a sense of insecurity among the Muslims in the country, asserting the "ambience of acceptance" is now under threat.
Dr. Ansari said a sense of insecurity is creeping in as a result of the dominant mood created by some and the resultant intolerance and vigilantism he shared the view of many that intolerance was growing. In hard-hitting remarks during an interview he ascribed the spate of vigilante violence, mob lynchings, beef bans and "Ghar Wapsi" campaigns to a "breakdown of Indian values" and to the "breakdown of the ability of the authorities" to enforce the law. "…and overall, the very fact that the Indianness of any citizen (is) being questioned is a disturbing thought," Ansari said.
By targeting Muslims the Constitutional guarantees for the protection of minorities are being violated by the ruling classes and judiciary has no role in protecting the Muslims from majority attacks, either.
Emotional outbursts
A feeling of unease and insecurity is creeping in among Muslims in India, , Vice President Hamid Ansari said in his parting interview to Rajya Sabha TV joining a growing number of leaders who have expressed concerns over attacks on minorities.
Professor Hamid Ansari, whose second five-year term as the Vice-President ended on August 10, made these remarks in the backdrop of incidents of "intolerance" and cow vigilantism. Stating that he had flagged the issue of "intolerance" with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his cabinet colleagues, Ansari, 80, also described the questioning of citizens over their love for India as a "disturbing thought".
Ansari, who completed two terms as vice president on August 10, said that there is a breakdown of Indian values and of the abilities among authorities at different levels in different places to be able to enforce what should be normal law enforcing work. "Overall, the very fact that Indianness of any citizen being questioned is a disturbing thought," he said in his parting interview to Rajya Sabha TV. Congress president Sonia Gandhi MP raised similar concerns during a speech in Parliament where she urged people to not let "dark forces" diminish India's core values. Neither Ansari nor Gandhi named any party or individual in particular, but their statements can be seen to allude to the leadership of the Bharatiya Janata Party, which the Congress party and other opposition outfits often accuse of pandering to right-wing Hindu ideologies.
On the August 10 Ansari demitted his Vice Presidential office at Hyderabad House in New Delhi that only Philosopher S Radhakrishnan had occupied as long as 10 years. The BJP government, for obvious political reasons, did not want to elevate him to be the president nor was given another term. He ruled out possibilities of Indian Muslims getting influenced by ISI and such other elements but mentioned that it would be a correct assessment to say that the Muslim community is feeling insecure.
Ansari, the only two-term vice president after S Radhakrishnan, also voice advice for Muslim community. "Do not create for one self or one's fellow beings an imaginary situation which is centuries back, when things were very different. The challenges today are challenges of development, what are the requirements for development; you keep up with the times, educate yourself, and compete…"
To a poser on the situation in Jammu Kashmir, Ansari said, "the problem has always primarily been a political problem. And it has to be addressed politically."
He agreed to a suggestion that politicians are ducking the problem. "That's my impression. And I m not the only one in the country…when young boys and girls come out on to the streets and throw stones day after day, week after week, month after month, it's something to worry about because they are our children, they are our citizens." "Something is obviously going wrong. What exactly, I am not the final word on it, but I think there are enough people in the country who are worried about it. Eminent people belonging to different political persuasions and their worry must be taken on board," the Vice President said.
Muslim community terrorized, alienated
In the interview, Vice President Ansari referred to incidents of lynching and 'ghar wapsi' and alleged killings of rationalists as a "breakdown of Indian values, breakdown of the ability of the authorities at different levels in different places to be able to enforce what should be normal law enforcing work and over all the very fact that Indianness of any citizen being questioned is a disturbing thought." "Yes it is a correct assessment," Ansari said agreed with the assessment that the Muslim community is apprehensive and that it was feeling insecure as a result of the kind of comments made against them. "Yes it is a correct assessment, from all I hear from different quarters, the country; I heard the same thing in Bangalore, I have heard from other parts of the country, I hear more about it in north India, there is a feeling of unease, a sense of insecurity is creeping in," he said.
Ansari was of the view that while tolerance is a good virtue, it is not a sufficient virtue. "…therefore you have to take the next step and go from tolerance to acceptance," he said. Asked whether he felt that the Muslims are "beginning to feel that they are not wanted", Ansari said, "I would not go that far, there is a sense of insecurity." Attacks on Muslims and lynching of Muslims directly say that. He said India is a plural society that has for centuries, not just seventy years, has lived in a certain "ambience of acceptance" which is now "under threat". He was of the view that the propensity to be able to assert your nationalism day-in and day-out is "unnecessary". "I am an Indian and that is it," he said.
Asked in an interview why he thought Indian values were "suddenly" breaking down, Vice-President Hamid Ansari answered: "Because we are a plural society that for centuries, not for 70 years, has lived in a certain ambience of acceptance." He said this acceptance was "under threat". "This propensity to be able to assert your nationalism day in and day out is unnecessary. I am an Indian and that is it," he told Rajya Sabha TV.
Referring to the incidents of lynching and 'ghar wapsi' and killings of rationalists as a "breakdown of Indian values", Ansari said, "breakdown of the ability of the authorities at different levels in different places to be able to enforce what should be normal law enforcing work and over all the very fact that Indianness of any citizen being questioned is a disturbing thought."
On being asked if he agreed with the assessment that the Muslim community is apprehensive and that it was feeling insecure as a result of the kind of comments made against them, Ansari said, "Yes it is a correct assessment, from all I hear from different quarters, the country; I heard the same thing in Bangalore, I have heard from other parts of the country, I hear more about in north India, there is a feeling of unease, a sense of insecurity is creeping in," "There is a sense of insecurity," said Ansari, adding that India is a plural society that for centuries, not for seventy years, has lived in a certain "ambience of acceptance" which is now under threat. The Vice President viewed that the propensity to be able to assert your nationalism day in and day out is "unnecessary". "I am an Indian and that is it."
Regarding the issues of tolerance, he mentioned that while tolerance is a good virtue, it is not a sufficient virtue. "…therefore you have to take the next step and go from tolerance to acceptance," he said. At an event in Bengaluru on Sunday, Ansari said the "version of nationalism" that places cultural commitments at its core promotes intolerance and arrogant patriotism.
He said the issue of Triple Talaq is a social aberration and the reform, if any at all, has to come from within the community leaders of political other parties and religions need not interfere in the personal matters of Muslims. "The religious requirement is crystal clear, emphatic, there are no two views about it but patriarchy, social customs has all crept into it to create a situation which is highly undesirable."
Threat to nationalism
and unity
RSS-BJP duo employs the "patriotism" to insult Muslims as if Hindus are extra patriots. They want Hindu votes to come to power. They don't mind another division of the nation to make India a "pure" Hindu nation. . At an event in Bengaluru in the South, Vice President Ansari said that the "version of nationalism" that places cultural commitments at its core "promotes intolerance" and arrogant patriotism. Responding to a question on comments made by some BJP leaders related to minorities, he said he would not talk about people in politics or about political parties. "But to me, every time such a comment appeared or came to my knowledge; I mean my first reaction was that the person is ignorant and that he is prejudiced and he does not fit into the framework that India has always prided to itself on, which is to be an accommodative society," he said.
Ansari was asked a question on his lecture at the National Law School in Bengaluru earlier this month where he said rejuvenating secularism's basic principles was becoming a challenge. There is a feeling of unease, a sense of insecurity is creeping in," he told journalist Karan Thapar during the interview after being asked to reflect on his statement in Bengaluru.
Asked specifically about his speech in which he spoke about a nationalism with cultural commitments at its core being perceived as the most conservative and illiberal form of nationalism, and whether the remark was about the mood of the country in 2017, he replied: "Oh, absolutely." And he agreed he had felt a personal need to underline that this need to keep proving one's patriotism, and the intolerance it made for, was unhealthy: "Yes. And I am not the only one in the country; a great many people feel the same way." Asked if he had shared these apprehensions with the PM or the government, he replied: "Yes… But what passes between the Vice-President and the PM in the nature of things must remain in the domain of privileged information."
The outgoing vice president also ruled out the possibility of Indian Muslims being influenced by militant outfits.
Political reactions
Ansari said that he shared his apprehensions to the Prime Minister and other cabinet ministers, but refused to divulge details of their interaction on the plank that "what passes between the vice president and the Prime Minister in the nature of things must remain in the domain of privileged conversation." Asked in an interview on Rajya Sabha TV whether he shared his concerns with the prime minister, Ansari, who is also the Rajya Sabha Chairman, said that he had. "Yes…yes. But what passes between the Vice President and the Prime Minister in the nature of things must remain in the domain of privileged conversation," said. He said that he has also flagged the issue with other union ministers. "Well, there is always an explanation and there is always a reason. Now it is a matter of judgment, whether you accept the explanation, you accept the reasoning and its rationale," he said when asked about the response of the government.
Anti-Muslim forces like BJP-RSS cannot digest plain criticism of Hindutva mischief and never admit that they have created a dirty sense of uneasy and insecurity of for Indian Muslims, His comments drew criticism from the BJP, with party general secretary Kailash Vijayvargiya questioning if Ansari was looking for "political shelter" after retirement. In fact, that is how the BJP and RSS add members into their fold who speak against Islam and Muslims or for a Hindutva nation, and promote them for big positions.
Professor Ansari's comments about the feeling of unease and a sense of insecurity creeping in among the Muslims in the country against the current backdrop of intolerance and vigilante violence drew criticism from the BJP, with party general secretary Kailash Vijayvargiya questioning if Ansari was looking for "political shelter" after retirement.
Ansari's successor Venkaiah Naidu, who was sworn in on Friday also criticized Ansari, seemingly responded to the comments, dismissing them as "political propaganda". "Some people are saying minorities are insecure… Compared to the entire world, minorities are safer and secure in India and they get their due," Naidu said.
A day after outgoing vice president Hamid Ansari said Muslims were feeling insecure, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said he (Ansari) will be free to pursue his "core thinking" once he demits office. In the Rajya Sabha, where Ansari was given a farewell on his last day in office, Modi hailed his role in the past 10 years and said Ansari had tried his best to live up to it.
Meanwhile, former union minister Venkaiah Naidu has been elected as his successor and Ansari thinks that the nature of the job of chairman of Rajya Sabha will dictate the response and there is no reason why the Opposition will not get a fair deal under Naidu's chairmanship
Ansari's successor an RSS operative Venkaiah Naidu, who was sworn in on Friday, seemingly responded to the comments, dismissing them as "political propaganda". "Some people are saying minorities are insecure… Compared to the entire world, minorities are safer and secure in India and they get their due," Naidu said.
Ghar wapsi, anti-beef and cow worshiping for Hindu votes, lynching of Muslims in the streets by Hindutva criminals – are not propaganda!
PM Modi praised outgoing Vice-President Hamid Ansari for his track record in public service. With Ansari chairing his last session in the Rajya Sabha, Modi led the tributes as Upper House members expressed their heartfelt gratitude and congratulated the political veteran on his efficient contributions.
A day after outgoing vice president Hamid Ansari said Muslims were feeling insecure, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said he (Ansari) will be free to pursue his "core thinking" once he demits office. In his remarks in the Rajya Sabha, where Ansari was given a farewell on his last day in office, Modi hailed his role in the past 10 years and said Ansari had tried his best to live up to it.
Prime Minister Modi referred to the 100 years of public life of Ansari's forefathers and said they were aligned with the Congress and Khilafat Movement. The Khilafat Movement, launched by Muslim clergy in India to protest against the threat to Islamic Caliphate following the defeat of Turkey at the hands of Britain in World War I, was supported by Mahatma Gandhi and has been seen as among the factors which contributed to the growth of separatist consciousness among the community which led to the country's partition in 1947. In an interview to Rajya Sabha TV, Ansari struck a note of caution, warning that Muslims in the country are feeling insecure amid a sense of growing intolerance – "the ambience of acceptance" is at risk
Modi recalled Ansari's diplomatic career during which he spent many years in West Asia and his role on retirement as the Vice Chancellor of Aligarh Muslim University and as the Chairman of Minorities Commission. "Many years of your life were spent in that circle. You stayed in that atmosphere, with that thinking and debating with those people. After retirement your engagement mostly remained the same. "…But in the last 10 years, you had a different responsibility. Every moment was spent in the ambit of Constitution and running Rajya Sabha. You tried your best to run it. "Maybe there was some uneasiness within you. But from now onwards, you will not face that difficulty. You will also feel free and work, think and speak according to your core thinking."
Responding to a question on comments made by some BJP leaders related to minorities, he said he would not talk about political people or political parties. "But to me, every time such a comment appeared or came to my knowledge; I mean my first reaction was that, A: the person is ignorant, B: that he is prejudiced and C: he does not fit into the framework that India has always prided to itself on, which is to be accommodative society," he said.
Replying to a question on some BJP leaders comments related to minorities, he aid he would not talk about political people or political parties. "But to me, every time such a comment appeared or came to my knowledge; I mean my first reaction was that, A: the person is ignorant, B: that he is prejudiced and C: he does not fit into the framework that India has always prided to itself on, which is to be accommodative society," he said.
Ansari also described the questioning of Indianness of citizens as a "disturbing thought."Asked in an interview to Karan Thapar on Rajya Sabha TV whether he shared his concerns with the prime minister, Ansari replied in the affirmative. "Yes…yes. But what passes between the Vice President and the Prime Minister in the nature of things must remain in the domain of privileged conversation," the ex officio chairman of Rajya Sabha said. Regarding the government's response, he said, "Well, there is always an explanation and there is always a reason. Now it is a matter of judgment, whether you accept the explanation, you accept the reasoning and its rationale," he said.
Ansari played a vital role in distributing compensation to the Gujarat riot victims. He also backed a thorough re-look into the rehabilitation of all the riot victims since 1984. He wrote numerous articles on the west Asian crises. His article named "Alternative Approaches to West Asian Crises", (The Hindu, May 5, 2006), stressed upon the need for the progress of Iran, Iraq and Palestine. In an article named "Et EU, India," (Outlook, October 10, 2005), Ansari was sceptical about India's vote in the International Atomic Energy Agency on Iran's nuclear programme. He also edited the book "Twenty Years after the Islamic Revolution". He played a significant role in distributing compensation to the Gujarat riot victims. Even after his retirement from the IFS, he worked as a visiting professor at the Centre for West Asian and African Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University and the Academy for Third World Studies, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi. Ansari's deep interest in west Asian affairs saw him taking positions that were inconvenient to the stands of Indian officials on matters concerning Iran and Iraq.
Writer: Prolific Writer, Educationist; Independent Analyst; Investigative journalist, Columnist contributing articles to many newspapers and journals on world politics.
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Monster Dog (with Alice Cooper) on DVD and Blu-ray March 2016!!!
Discussion in 'General' started by Nailwraps, Nov 15, 2015.
Nailwraps Well-Known Member
Scorpion Releasing (with MGM) will finally unleash Monster Dog on DVD/Blu-ray this March!!! From Facebook!:
" March, from Kino, a disc I am producing and suggested to them, MONSTER DOG starring Alice Cooper! It will be out on both Blu and DVD, and will feature a 43min retrospective featurette, LORD OF THE DOGS, with interviews from Claudio Fragasso, Rossella Drudi,and Roberto Bessi produced by yours truly and Freak-O-Rama productions.. Expect a March street date"
Nailwraps, Nov 15, 2015
CPT HOOK Well-Known Member
LOVE the opening musical number. Will be buying for that alone. Rest of the movie... it's kind of a dud, but perfectly watchable.
The 43 minute featurette should be interesting.
CPT HOOK, Nov 15, 2015
satans-sadists Ghost
Ruggsville
satans-sadists, Nov 15, 2015
MisterTwister The Schlock King
Love this movie.
MisterTwister, Nov 15, 2015
booper71 Lord of the Thighs.
Ohio (Mason)
I will get this, I got a dvd that I bought from Best Buy years ago from JEF Films, a notorious counterfeiter!
booper71, Nov 16, 2015
Shannafey Don't Monkey With Me!
South Florida, But Far from the Hell that is Miami
Never have seen this, but it was on a cable station this week, so it is on my DVR.
Shannafey, Nov 16, 2015
During my very early teens I started to get into music and I started listening to whatever my mom did which was CCR, Kiss, AC/DC etc. and of course Alice Cooper. I became addicted and for my birthday she got me this:
It had all his classic stuff along with his music from Jason Lives, Monster Dog, Prince of Darkness etc. I listened to the Jason Lives tracks over and over again and inside the set was a booklet detailing the history of the music in the set. I've never heard of Monster Dog so I went to my video store and they actually had a copy! I rented it and LOVED IT. Don't get me wrong it's shit but it's fun shit and like Cpt Hook said the opening music video is awesome.
So glad Kino is putting this out.
baggio Well-Known Member
Shannafey said: ↑
Wow, I was just gonna post the same thing. I saw it in the guide, such an odd movie title to be played on premium cable. It was on Encore.
What's even weirder, is in the past I've noticed films never on Blu, play on cable, then soon get an announcement for the Blu. It's like they are testing if there is an audience for the movie.
Like I know they got movies like Return of the Living Dead II, April Fools Day, Strangeland, Body Parts, Club Dread coming up. You never know?
They are gonna be playing Strange Invaders 1983, a recent Twilight Time release. Very interesting indeed.
baggio, Nov 16, 2015
Shannafey likes this.
baggio said: ↑
It's like they are testing if there is an audience for the movie.
Not sure if it's the case this time, but it's usually because now they have an HD version to air.
The movie isn't that obscure though, it's not like it's just resurfacing now. It was available on NetFlix for years until they pulled their MGM catalog.
hellraiser40 Well-Known Member
Helchteren, Belgium
i wonder if the BluRay will be region free...
hellraiser40, Nov 16, 2015
Katatonia Hellbound Heart
hellraiser40 said: ↑
MGM licensed and Kino/Scorpion released, so judging by the past releases it will almost certainly be region locked.
Katatonia, Nov 16, 2015
Noticed that too!! Thinking the same thing!
I watched it a couple weeks ago. Unfortunately, after the opening credits, it switches from 2.35:1 to 1.78:1 to fill widescreen TVs.
Also, April Fools Day has been airing in HD on the Showtime channels for years. I believe it's on NetFlix as well. So unfortunately, I don't think this means there has been any progress.
CPT HOOK said: ↑
I guess it's just me wishing too much. Just trying to find a rhyme or reason to why these good titles are not out yet on Blu.
DVD-fanatic-9 And the Next Morning, When the Campers Woke Up...
This movie has an incredibly sad / tragic ending. I was downright moved. The brutal tonal shift about midway through blew me away. I want to see this again. NOW. That wait 'til March is going to be dreary. But at least it's not a Shout! Factory Blu-Only fuck-up. (Looks like I'll never own Ghost Town or a remastered Witchery. Unless I spend $40 on discs I can't watch.)
DVD-fanatic-9, Nov 19, 2015
Angelman OCD Blu Ray Collector
DVD-fanatic-9 said: ↑
Do you not own a Blu ray player?
Angelman, Nov 19, 2015
DVD Drive-In review: http://dvddrive-in.com/reviews/i-m/monsterdogblu84.htm
satans-sadists, Mar 3, 2016
That DVDdrivein guy doesn't seem to enjoy anything anymore. Monster Dog is fun cheese.
MisterTwister, Mar 3, 2016
Interesting review. I did not know this wouldn't be the same version as the one MGM had on Netflix. That's the one that made me so passionate about getting the film. I hope whatever changes are/were made, it maintains the same feel as MGM's version.
I really can't wait to see it again. I'm counting down the days.
DVD-fanatic-9, Mar 3, 2016
Steel76 Well-Known Member
Too bad that Alice didn't get to dub his own voice for this
Steel76, Mar 3, 2016

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Covid Heroes
War against Covid: Satkhira youths arm themselves with oxygen cylinders
Abida Rahman Chowdhury
Wed Aug 4, 2021 06:58 PM Last update on: Wed Aug 4, 2021 08:43 PM
Volunteers taking the oxygen cylinder to those in need. Photo: Zahid Amin
In the fight against the third wave of Covid-19 infections, youths in Bangladesh's southern district of Satkhira have taken a united front.
The pandemic has stretched the already struggling health sector quite thin and this means more hands were needed to tackle the issue.
In Satkhira, a border district which has seen a spike in Covid-19 cases after the Delta variant started wreaking havoc, 800 young people -- involved with 24 youth organisations in seven upazilas -- are working to provide critical oxygen support to those in need.
It is an example of citizens taking matters into their own hands at a time when the available infrastructure right now is not enough to serve everyone.
For a population of over two million people in the district, there is one government-dedicated Covid-19 hospital -- Satkhira Medical College and Hospital (SMCH), a 250-bed facility.
"There are private hospitals that do offer Covid-19 treatment to patients," says SMCH Resident Medical Officer Dr Ahamed Al Maruf.
The treatment there, however, is too expensive for the general population, says Zahid Amin, Project Coordinator of Disaster and Humanitarian Action at Uttaran, an NGO based in Satkhira.
Uttaran is a part of the district-wide collaboration with the 24 youth organisations to provide Covid-19 relief and primary health support to patients.
Many volunteer groups such as Satkhira Blood Foundation, a small volunteer-run organisation based in the Sadar upazila, were among the first that started providing oxygen cylinders independently at the beginning of May, when the situation started deteriorating in Satkhira due to the spread of the Delta variant. The Satkhira Blood Foundation started with five oxygen cylinders.
Uttaran initiated their oxygen bank in the district on July 5. Satkhira Blood Foundation was their technical partner and soon the collaboration picked up steam. They brought the 24 youth-organisations that had been working from the beginning of the first wave -- under their umbrella and initiated one hotline number to streamline the process. These youth organisations inlcude Green Man, Covid 19 Response Team, Amraa Bondhu, Tala Blood Bank, Shohanuvuti, Manobsheba Blood Foundation, Patkelghata Blood Foundation, Alokito Chargram, Srimontokathi SatroKollan Parishad, Pathok Forum, Shyamnagar Blood bank, Utsharga Society and Gabura Raktadan Sanghstha among others.
Now, Uttaran has four warehouses in the district with 94 oxygen cylinders. The 24 youth organisations with 800 volunteers, of whom 92 have technical training started with their own oxygen cylinders -- each between one and five and now they can also access the warehouses whenever more cylinders are needed.
Separately, unbeknownst to each other, they had started providing oxygen cylinders to those who needed it the most. Within the course of a month or two, all of them had come together under one united front and were working to provide oxygen cylinders.
A report published early this month by Uttaran says the situation in Satkhira is grave, especially for the poor. Upazila health complexes do not treat Covid-19 patients and refer them to the Covid-19 dedicated hospital at the district level, which is full pretty much all the time.
According to SMCH RMO Dr Ahamed Al Maruf, two weeks before Eid-ul-Azha, the 250-bed hospital had patients numbering at 280. The hospital has eight Intensive Care Units (ICUs) and 5-7 CCU beds which can be turned into HDU beds when needed. That is not nearly enough to serve a population of over two million.
Photo: Zahid Amin
The reason the youth organisations collaborated with Uttaran was to make sure their operations got bigger and they could source more funds. Small donors such as AGP (Army of Good People), Poriborton Kori, and Footsteps were the first to come in with donations.
A phone call to any of these organisation's hotline number (01937594468), which they have advertised over Facebook, and their volunteers will rush out on their motorbikes, collect the oxygen cylinders and set it up at your home -- all free of cost.
The 92 technical volunteers have been trained by the doctors of the upazila health complex on the basics of providing oxygen support and understanding when a patient needs this help.
Imran Rabby (23), president of Green Man, one of the volunteer organisations based in Tala upazila, has been serving Covid-19 patients.
Their oxygen cylinders have helped many patients in the district although not all stories are of triumph. For 45-year-old Abdur Rashid and his son, this oxygen cylinder meant keeping the hope alive for just a little longer.
"His son first called us in the evening saying Abdur Rashid is admitted at Satkhira Medical College Hospital and he needs oxygen badly but no ICUs were vacant at the time. The hospital could only provide him with two oxygen cylinders but that was not enough. We called the organisation in Sadar upazila who immediately sent two oxygen cylinders. But that too was not enough. Rashid chacha's son called us again and requested for more oxygen cylinders but there was no more at the Sadar office. So, we started off on our bikes carrying two cylinders each. Through the night, we supported him with ten cylinders but eventually he could not be saved because he needed high-flow oxygen and that option was just not available," says Rabby while sharing some of the trials and tribulations in this journey.
"Around fifty volunteers all aged between 18 and 25 years are working round the clock to provide this support. Many patients cannot afford to, many cannot find a bed in the hospital and many cannot manage an oxygen tank -- we provide support to all. Our volunteers on motorcycles and easy-bikes go out to these remote destinations -- often on ragged roads -- to set up oxygen tanks for those who asked for it," says Rabby.
For Tala upazila alone, each day Imran Rabby and his team have to send out at least 20 cylinders to patients in need. And for oxygen refills they have to go all the way to Satkhira Sadar upazila.
These volunteers do not have access to big vehicles owing to the steep fuel cost and often have to make these trips on motorcycles, the more easily available mode of transport.
Very recently though, two ambulances have been managed through crowdfunding and donations to aid this group of volunteers.
Mominul Amin Mithu is another such volunteer. Serving the Sadar upazila of Satkhira, he is the president of Satkhira Blood Foundation.
"We have 15 active volunteers, of whom ten have technical training to set up the oxygen cylinder, and they are aged between 18 and 30 years. These guys risk contracting Covid-19 every time they answer the call of duty. Each day we send out nearly 10 cylinders to the field and have to go for oxygen refills as well. This is tremendous pressure. I, myself, have contracted Covid-19 in this process," says Mithu.
The operation which had started as a haphazard call to action from citizens during the third wave of the pandemic has grown significantly.
This brings to mind more questions though. What will happen to the country where citizens and young volunteers have to respond to pleas for help from Covid-19 patients? How will we cope with this ongoing crisis? How can the health sector improve and cushion us from such blows in the future?
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Dr Michelle Caroline Fernandes
OMPHI International Research Fellow
Michelle is a clinical academic and is currently the Oxford Maternal and Perinatal Health Institute International Research Fellow at the Nuffield Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology and a Senior House Officer at the Women's Center of the John Radcliffe Hospital. She is the coordinator of the Infant Development Group for the INTERGROWTH-21st Project, a longitudinal multi-site population based study aimed at developing clinically prescriptive standards of foetal and infant growth and development in an optimally healthy international sample. She is responsible for the development and implementation of the INTERGROWTH-21st Neurodevelopment Package, a novel multi-dimensional neurodevelopment assessment protocol for pre-schoolers. The package is in use in the study sites in Brazil, Kenya, India, Italy and the UK where more than 550 children have been assessed till date. It has received interest from the Gates Foundation, the WHO and Grand Challenges Canada.
Michelle completed her medical training in 2008 and received a Doctor of Philosophy in Psychiatry from the University of Oxford in 2011. She has been the recipient of the Clarendon Fund Scholarship, the Exeter Kokil Pathak Scholarship, the Harold Hyam Wingate Scholarship, the Ashok Ranganathan Bursary, the Donald J. Cohen Fellowship, the TATA Idea Idol 2012 Award and OBN's best emerging medtech award. Her doctoral research was supported by grants from the University of Oxford and from the Child Care Health and Development Trust. Her post-doctoral work is funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
Michelle's research interests span three key areas:
1) Perinatal medicine, including perinatal psychiatry and foetal monitoring
2) Early neurodevelopment
3) The developmental origins of health and disease
Michelle has held appointments as the Junior Dean of Exeter College, Oxford and as a Program Associate at Microclinics International.
E: michelle.fernandes@obs-gyn.ox.ac.uk


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Question: Where Did Cyril And Methodius Spread Of Eastern Orthodox Christianity Into This Region.?
1 How did Cyril and Methodius spread Christianity?
2 What did St Methodius and St Cyril create to convert more people to Eastern Orthodoxy?
3 What did Cyril and Methodius achieve?
4 What did the missionaries Cyril and Methodius bring the Slavs in the 19th century other than spreading Christianity?
5 Are Cyril and Methodius Greek?
6 Is Cyril in the Bible?
7 Why are Cyril and Methodius Saints?
8 What was the principal architectural feature of the Eastern Orthodox churches?
9 What language did Cyril create?
10 What did Cyril and Methodius do quizlet?
11 Who brought Christianity to the Slavs?
12 Who were Cyril and Methodius quizlet?
13 What is the name of one of the missionaries who spread the Orthodox faith in the Balkans and Southern Russia?
14 Who introduced Christianity to Britain?
15 What celebrates the development of an alphabet for the Slavic language by Cyril and Methodius?
How did Cyril and Methodius spread Christianity?
Cyril and Methodius were two missionaries, brothers from Thessaloniki, who popularized Christianity among the Slavic peoples. He was sent on more than one religious mission from his base in Constantinople; Methodius remained in the city, active in local politics. He also became the abbot of his monastery.
What did St Methodius and St Cyril create to convert more people to Eastern Orthodoxy?
history of …the Orthodox world two monks, Cyril and Methodius, devised an alphabet that enabled their disciples to translate religious texts into Slavonic.
What did Cyril and Methodius achieve?
They translated the Bible into the language later known as Old Church Slavonic (or Old Bulgarian) and invented the Glagolitic alphabet, a Slavic alphabet based on Greek characters that in its final Cyrillic form is still in use as the alphabet for modern Russian and a number of other Slavic languages.
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What did the missionaries Cyril and Methodius bring the Slavs in the 19th century other than spreading Christianity?
What did the missionaries Cyril and Methodius bring the Slavs in the 19th century other than spreading Christianity? a written alphabet based on Greek.
Are Cyril and Methodius Greek?
Saints Cyril (Constantine) and Methodius were neither Greeks nor Bulgarians. They were Slavs from Macedonia. True, they were the sons of a Byzantine official from Salonika, they were educated at the Magnaur Academy in the imperial court of Byzantium and Cyril was chief of the patriarchal library in Constantinople.
Is Cyril in the Bible?
From the Greek name Κύριλλος (Kyrillos), which was derived from Greek κύριος (kyrios) meaning "lord", a word used frequently in the Greek Bible to refer to God or Jesus. Another Saint Cyril was a 9th-century linguist and a Greek missionary to the Slavs.
Why are Cyril and Methodius Saints?
They are credited with devising the Glagolitic alphabet, the first alphabet used to transcribe Old Church Slavonic. After their deaths, their pupils continued their missionary work among other Slavs. Both brothers are venerated in the Eastern Orthodox Church as saints with the title of "equal-to-apostles".
What was the principal architectural feature of the Eastern Orthodox churches?
Explanation: Arches, spires and steeples often accompanied the domes, but the thing in common is that they all have the dome.
What language did Cyril create?
Around 860 CE, the brothers Cyril and Methodius from Thessaloniki created a new alphabet and a written language for the Slavs. The alphabet has later come to be called Glagolitic, and the language is now known as Old Church Slavonic, or OCS for short.
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What did Cyril and Methodius do quizlet?
What did Cyril and Methodius do that encouraged the Slavs to become to Christians? Cyril and Methodius helped the Slavs create their own alphabet. They later used this alphabet to translate the Gospels, causing the Slavs to have a respect for Christianity; they converted. You just studied 32 terms!
Who brought Christianity to the Slavs?
Saints Cyril and Methodius ( fl. 860–885) are attributed as "Apostles to the Slavs ", having introduced the Byzantine- Slavic rite (Old Slavonic liturgy) and Glagolitic alphabet, the oldest known Slavic alphabet and basis for the Early Cyrillic alphabet.
Who were Cyril and Methodius quizlet?
Cyril and Methodius were monks of a religious order. Cyril and Methodius, converted many Slavs to Christianity. How did the work of Cyril and Methodius isolate the Slavs from the rest of Europe? The Slavs accepted the Eastern Orthodox Church, the religion of the Byzantines.
What is the name of one of the missionaries who spread the Orthodox faith in the Balkans and Southern Russia?
Cyril and Methodius went to spread the Orthodox religion to southern Russia, where their knowledge of the Slavic language greatly helped them.
Who introduced Christianity to Britain?
In the late 6th century, a man was sent from Rome to England to bring Christianity to the Anglo-Saxons. He would ultimately become the first Archbishop of Canterbury, establish one of medieval England's most important abbeys, and kickstart the country's conversion to Christianity.
What celebrates the development of an alphabet for the Slavic language by Cyril and Methodius?
The May 24-th is the National Holiday in Bulgaria – celebrateing the Day of the Cyrillic alphabet and commemorating the development of the Cyrillic alphabet by the brothers Cyril and Methodius in the 855 AD. Sofia. Bulgaria is celebrating the Day of Bulgarian Education and Culture and Slavonic Literature.


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World Bank Board approves $100 million to help deepen financial sector reforms
Published On : 8 August, 2018 11:59 am
Washington D.C., -The World Bank Group's Board of Executive Directors has approved a fourth Financial Sector Stability Development Policy Credit (DPC4) of $100 million to Nepal to help it continue to deepen its medium-term reform program in the financial sector.
Nepal's quest to secure a stable path to federalism and an inclusive and prosperous future found strong support when the World Bank Group's Board of Executive Directors discussed a new Country Partnership Framework (CPF) for Nepal for the next five years on Tuesday.
"Nepal is undergoing a historic transition. The new Constitution adopted in 2015 defines Nepal as a democratic, decentralized, federal and secular republic. The country's 2017 elections at the federal, provincial and local levels resulted in a super majority government for the first time in its parliamentary history. Welcoming the prospects of stability, the World Bank Group, in the CPF, pledges its support to strengthen institutions that are critical to the effective implementation of federalism, as well as innovative pathways to faster, equitable growth and accountable service delivery," the World Bank stated in a press release.
"Nepal's transition to federalism unlocks opportunities for all citizens to participate in its development," said Qimiao Fan, the World Bank Country Director for Bangladesh, Bhutan and Nepal.
"This represents a window of opportunity for the country to further reduce poverty, increase the income of the bottom 40 percent, and pursue its ambitious agenda of inclusive growth and accountable service delivery," he added.
The CPF notes that the federalism agenda will underpin the World Bank Group's future programs at the strategic, policy and operational levels. It also cautions that transitional vulnerabilities could heighten in the early days of federalism as development roles are adjusted and the new structures take root. Against this background, the CPF focuses on three areas of engagement: (i) strengthening public institutions for economic management, service delivery and public investment; (ii) promoting private sector-led jobs and growth; and (iii) enhancing inclusion for the poor, vulnerable, and marginalized groups, with greater resilience against climate change, natural disasters, and other exogenous shocks.
The CPF priorities emerged from extensive consultations with the federal, state and local governments, development partners and key stakeholders including civil society, academia, the private sector, rural community groups and the media. This includes hearing from over 200,000 citizens across Nepal through SMS and online surveys. The framework aligns with the government's development priorities and Nepal's goal to graduate to middle income country status by 2030.
"This partnership strategy with the World Bank supports our goal of giving every Nepali equal access to security, justice, good governance, basic services, and an opportunity to participate in our future prosperity," said Nepal Finance Minister Yuba Raj Khatiwada.
"The new partnership strategy with the World Bank Group is focused on supporting our transition to federalism, fits squarely within our vision and underpins a Nepali-owned model."
The CPF notes that Nepal will require significant financing – over and above public and development aid resources currently available – to achieve faster growth and accelerate poverty reduction in the context of its transition to federalism. The World Bank Group will apply 'Maximizing Financing for Development' approaches to optimize the use of scarce public resources and leverage commercial private financing in Nepal.
The CPF states that the government's development model of growth fueled by higher levels of investment, productivity and effective public institutions to underpin private sector dynamism will require carefully calibrated reforms to draw in private investment in parallel with the implementation of federalism.
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A new challenge launches on The Ribbon Girl Blog today and the theme is, yes you guessed it, Ho Ho Ho! so we want to see your Christmas projects and it doesn't have to be a card. Check out the Blog for some amazing creations from the rest of the team and the fabulous prizes on offer.
Now onto may card. I love the latest chalkboard art trend and wanted to somehow incorporate it into my rustic design. Using some ribbon and embellishments from the Rustic Selection in the Ribbon Girl shop.
A pile of odd letters and words soon became Chalkboard Art. Hope you like it!
I'll let you into a little secret too. There's going to be a few special Ribbon Girl giveaways during December so be sure to keep checking the blog.
Love your chalkboard art Vicky and what a great idea to use rub on stickers. Another thing to add to my 'to try' list. I have so many rub ons that I haven't really found a project for!
I absolutely love it Vicky!! Fantastic, creative and very beautiful.
Wow I just love your chalkboard art - its fabulous - what a great idea! Didn't know you could get chalkboard paper.... will have to look out for that!
This is a beauty! I love the idea of the chalk board and the ribbon & bells look fantastic on it.
I love the overall design of this rustic card and have to give chalkboard art a go too!


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Heinz Kloss as a Fortean
Fascist and Fortean.
Heinz Kloss was born 30 October 1904 in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany. I know nothing about his early or personal life. He graduated from the department of economics at the University of Halle in 1926, with an interest in the role of language in the cohering of German folk communities. He joined the German Academy—which was a proto-Fascist group focused on the role of (German) ethnic groups in the taking of land. In 1927 he went to work at the German Foreign Institute (DAI), which sent him to the United States for none-months of research in 1930; returned, he became librarian at the DAI. He wrote a book on historical linguistics in 1935, which served as his dissertation in 1939.
Kloss's research helped to solve a problem that had become central to German civilization in the wake of World War I: how to make a coherent civilization. He was especially concerned with bringing back into the national fold Germans who had emigrated to other countries; indeed, that was the DAI's mission. Kloss's part was to focus on America, tying its German community to Germany, and then spreading Nazi ideology through it. There were some in German's fascist community that saw America as a natural ally—it was the Zionists, they said, who tried to forged a special connection between America and Britian, when, in fact, German's contribution to American society was equally robust. Kloss was concerned that a new race might be emerging out of America's great melting pot, with miscegenation weakening the stock. He was intent to strengthen the German community and, in tune with Nazi ideology, keeping it pure.
There were German-American groups similarly focused on reconciliation between America and fascist Germany, though the relationship between these groups and the German scholars (and politicians) was not always smooth, with competition and argument not uncommon. (One of these groups was the German American Bund; another Fortean, Clara Studer, would be connected to it during World War II, her peace activism seen as a front for pro-Naziism; yet another Fortean, the Duke of Bedford, would similarly see his pacifism attacked as pro-German sentiment, by George Orwell.)
In 1936 and 1937, Kloss went to America again, this time to (try to) coordinate the activities between German scholars and American activists. The idea was to rejuvenate the identity of "German language islands"—as Cornelia Wilhelm wrote in an article that serves as the basis for much of what I know about Kloss. Part of the plan was to map these islands, so that they could serve as the point places for Nazi representatives. Apparently, while based in Philadelphia, Kloss traveled thousands of miles around the country, connecting with these disparate groups, trying to knit them into something coherent. Returned once again to his homeland, Kloss recommended that Germany continue its educational activities in America, not seeking to make pure Nazis, but to make German-Americans proud of their heritage and sympathetic to fascism.
Another trip to America interrupted by the War, the prolific Kloss became the head of a new agency—connected to a number of German war-time institutions—that allowed him to continue his linguistic research. Wilhelm says, though, that most of his research at this time was information gathering, and his publications were "propaganda." These continued to flog his earlier concerns, especially the lack of German-ethnic identity in America and the need for Nazi ideology to make the islands into a coherent group. He also wrote in this topic for political officials so that they could use it in reaching out to American Germans. Wilhelm writes, Kloss "created a concept of research that was to match and legitimize a cultural memory and identity according to Nazi ideology, and laid the groundwork for the political activation of the group and its memory." He eventually became a member of the NSDAP in 1941.
After the war, Kloss's activities were investigated, and he was eventually allowed to continue his research. As Wilhelm notes, he seems to have downplayed his own activities and explained his work as pure research, when it was not. Subsequently, he went on to do important and well-cited research in linguistics. Early in the 1950s he did fundamental work on how to distinguish between new languages and dialects. He continued to elaborate his taxonomy into the 1960s. In the 1970s, a number of his works made their way into English, including what is probably his best-known work in this country, "The American Bilingual Tradition." As Wilhelm notes, along with the scholar C. M. Hutton," this work was largely built on research he did during the 1930s and 1940s, when he was associated with German fascism.
Heinz Kloss died 13 June 1987. He was 82.
Heinz Kloss nestles easily within Thayer's fascist Fortean circle, but his presence within the Society nonetheless raises questions I cannot answer. He was a member of the Fortean Society since very near its renascence in the mid-1930s, if not at exactly the moment that it was reborn. Already in issue 2, dated October 1937, he was listed as a "foreign correspondent" of Germany, living in Stuttgart. This would have been just after he returned from his trip to America. Likely, it was on this trip that he became associated with the Society, though exactly how is unclear. There is some room for informed speculation, though.
Almost certainly, Kloss knew the poet and German propagandist George Sylvester Viereck. Viereck had been in Germany during the early part of the 1930s, trying to get the Nazi's to advertise in America; and in the mid-1930s, he was associated with the German American Bund. Kloss could have met him, possibly, when Viereck came to Germany, and all-but-doubtlessly when Kloss visited America: he was tasked, after all, with connecting to the pro-German elements in America. Viereck was also an acquaintance of Thayer.
How Thayer and Viereck came to no one another is difficult to discern. Thayer was a fan of Ezra Pound, and Pound and Viereck came to know each other—but at a later date. I am unaware of any connections between Thayer and American fascism—and though he had sympathies for it, and (at best) indifference toward anti-Semitism, he doesn't seem the type to have joined. The best I can guess is that Thayer became aware of Vierick through Viereck's poetry; that poetry received a lot of attention in the early 1930s. Viereck had also run his own magazine. One can imagine Thayer, a man who cultivated a number of different intellectual heroes, seeking out Viereck in the mid-1930s, as he was about to relaunch the Society and start its magazine, to talk of his plans, and of poetry: Thayer considered himself an aficionado of the form. This would place the meeting between Thayer and Viereck in late 1936 or early 1937, after Thayer had left Hollywood. Thayer may very well have met Kloss personally, then.
Kloss does not appear in the pages of the Fortean Society magazine—later titled Doubt—properly until after World War II, at which point he had purged his Nazi past. And at that he only showed up two times, both in 1948, which might suggest a limited connection but also raises some uncomfortable questions. The first mention was in passing. In Doubt 21 (June 1948), Thayer welcomed a new Fortean, Ernst Fuhrmann, noting that Fuhrmann had been called to the Society's attention by Kloss, who had been a member since year 1. Perhaps this description was a mistake, and Thayer meant since the beginning of the reborn Fortean Society. But if he did mean year 1, then he was referring to the Society's founding in 1931, suggesting that Kloss had made a connection with Thayer even earlier, possibly still through Viereck.
The other reference came two issues later, in Doubt 23, ca. December 1948, under the title German Forteana. Thayer was asking for German translators to go through a whole collection of Forteana he had received, written by Fuhrmann as well as Karl Neupert and Ernst Barthel. He noted that all of this material had been sent to him from Kloss. It could certainly be that Kloss was simply providing Thayer with material he thought might be interesting—Neupert's cosmogony was supposed to be similar to the Koreshans, for example. But given Kloss's pre-war propaganda activities, there is also the lingering suspicion that he night still have been trying to create a pan-Germanic folk community.
Was he a Fortean—or did he see Thayer's Society as an outlet for propaganda? It's an open question.
Equally interesting is Thayer's . . . I don't know whether to call it bravery or naiveté, or what. Only a few years before, Thayer had been accused of sedition. He had attacked World War II as a hoax put on by the world's governments and bankers to feed the war profiteers. He knew that other pacifists were accused of pro-Fascist sympathies. He was a friend of Ezra Pound. And yet, here he was, trumpeting the work of a German, a former Nazi, who had been involved with propaganda and trying to make an alliance between fascist Germany and America. Thayer's promoting of Kloss did not blow up in his face, though it easily could have.
At the end of this last column mentioning Kloss, Thayer wrote that Kloss promised to send on more German Forteana. I am not sure if Kloss broke the connection, or if Thayer did, but no more material appeared. It wasn't the last time that Thayer flirted with fascists, though.


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Q: Unable to fetch data from database using ajax function Laravel I am trying to fetch data from the database using ajax call, but my function in jquery is not working for fetching the data and I am getting an error "data is not defined". I don't know what goes wrong. I am trying to fetch all data from the database table and display it on the screen  Here is my controller
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namespace App\Http\Controllers;

use Haruncpi\LaravelIdGenerator\IdGenerator;
use Illuminate\Http\Request;
use App\Helpers\Helper;
use Illuminate\Support\Facades\DB;
use App\User;
use App\Models\patient;
use Illuminate\Support\Facades\Validator;

class SearchPatient extends Controller
{

    function action(Request $request)
    {
        if ($request->ajax())
        {
            $query= $request->get('query');
            if ($query != '')
            {
                $data = DB::table('patients')->first()
                ->where('patientid','like','%'.$query.'%' )
                ->orWhere('fname','like','%'.$query.'%')
                ->orWhere('lname','like','%'.$query.'%')
                ->orWhere('contactno','like','%'.$query.'%')
                ->orWhere('gender','like','%'.$query.'%')
                ->orWhere('cnic','like','%'.$query.'%')
                ->orWhere('city','like','%'.$query.'%')
                ->orWhere('address','like','%'.$query.'%')
                ->get();
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            {
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                ->orderBy('created_at', 'desc')
                ->get();
            }
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                             '.$row->patientid.'

                        '.$row->fname.'

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                        '.$row->cnic.'

                        '.$row->gender.'

                        '.$row->address.'

                        '.$row->contactno.'

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            echo json_encode($data);
        }
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Here is my ajax function
$(document).ready(function() {

    fetch_patients('');

    function fetch_patients(query = '')
    {
        $.ajax({
            URL:"/action",
            method: 'GET',
            data: {query:query},
            dataType: 'json',
            success: function(data)
            {
                $('tbody').html(data.table_data);
                $('total-patient-records').text(data.total_data);

            }
        })
    }

    $(document).on('keyup', '#searchpatient', function(){
        var query = $(this).val();
        fetch_patients(query);
    })
});

Here is my route
Route::get('/action',  [SearchPatient::class, 'action'])->name('action');

Route:: get ('/SearchPatient',function(){
    return view ('SearchPatient');
});

Here is my blade file

Search Patient

            Search Patient Data

            <input type="text" name="searchpatient" id="searchpatient" class="form-control" placeholder="Search Patient">

Total Data :

                        Patient ID
                        Name
                        CNIC
                        Gender
                        Address
                        Contact No
                        City
                        Last Visit

A: You have error in your code, double key 'table_data' and undefined variable $table_data

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var data = {
    "_token": $('input[name=_token]').val(),
    query:query
};
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        URL:"/action",
        method: 'GET',
        data: data,
        dataType: 'json',
        success: function(data)
        {
           $('tbody').html(data.table_data);
           $('total-patient-records').text(data.total_data);
        }
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);

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here is the issue in the document-ready method the data variable is used but Never initialize before using it.
The solution in to pass fetch_patients('') an empty string in your method, instead of data (an undefined variable)

A: var url = '{{ route('get_products') }}';
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 success: function(response) {
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});

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public function get_products()
{
   $data =   DB::table('products)->get();
   return response()->json(['data' => $products]);
}

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Hindu Deities are external manifestations of the ancient Yogic teachings. They represent qualities that are present in each of us, and remind us of the essence of our true nature.
You may have noticed a statue of Ganesha at the entrance to the studio, or maybe the one at the top of the stairs. Ganesha is the guardian, in India he is often placed outside of the house.
He is guarding energy, our life force energy. His mother is Parvati, Goddess of Energy. As the remover of obstacles, he is often gifted or honoured in new ventures, as a blessing. The other obstacles he removes are ignorance, egoism, attachment/aversion and clinging to bodily life.
Elephants have the largest brain of a land animal. And this represents great Knowledge. His father is Shiva, God of Consciousness. Ganesha also has a round tummy, appreciating the sweetness of life, abundant, full, whole and complete.
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Google officially announced that due to low usage and security issues, the consumer version of Google+ service will be closed on April 2, 2019. It has lived well, more than expected. It was supposed to be the social hub of Google which almost turned into a ghost town, populated only by developers Google and Android.
This is not news that Google will close Google+ earlier than originally planned, as the search giant revealed in December 2018 that it would end its social platform in April 2019 instead of August 2019 because of a privacy problem that couldn't be solved. The closure for consumers will be complete and irreversible.
Originally, it was formed in June 2011 to compete with Facebook. Unfortunately, Google+ did not form a scale that could compete with Facebook. Due to system vulnerabilities, user privacy was leaked. The number of affected users reached more than 500,000 so Google made this shutdown decision.
According to Google's official timetable for closing, Google+ will stop users to create new profiles, web pages, communities or events from February, Out-of-site comments via Google+ accounts will also be deleted.
Community owners can download and save data for the community pages from early March. It includes the text, body, and photos of each community post.
Ultimately, all the pages that are formed by users will be closed on 2nd of April. All the accounts will be deleted, including photos, videos and other content uploaded by Google+ users.
"On April 2, your Google+ account and any Google+ pages you've created will be closed, and we'll start removing content from Google+ Consumer Accounts. Google+ photos and videos in your album archives and Google+ pages will also be deleted," said Google.
It is now only a matter of time, and Google+ service will definitely be closed, at least for consumers. But for G Suite users, the Google+ social platform will stay active. Google says it will get a new look and more features in the upcoming weeks.


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By Craig Jenkins@CraigSJ
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Florida Georgia Line catches hell for mixing flavors people aren't accustomed to having at the same time. The country, pop, and rap fusion of the vocal group's early singles "Cruise" and "This Is How We Roll" is emblematic of the kickback from rap ascending to the forefront of American music. Over the last decade, hip-hop values have crept into areas where they weren't always welcome. Collaborations that seemed outrageous a decade ago are running the charts now. Florida Georgia Line's lyrics about loving Drake and 2pac as much as Hank Williams and Travis Tritt are the logical conclusion of the tastes of fans who like "a little of everything." They've adopted a fruit-smoothie approach to pop music; they toss everything in a blender and embrace whatever offbeat textures develop in the process. Sometimes the mix benefits from unlikely pairings. Sometimes it leaves a weird aftertaste. Other times it comes out cloyingly sweet. The method that creates great songs like "May We All" and "Dirt" is the same one that makes horrors like the shaky reggae tune "Sun Daze."
Singers Brian Kelley and Tyler Hubbard seem wise to the reservations that critics and listeners have voiced about their music, that they're playing with oil and water adding outside elements to country music, that they're the architects of shameless, fratty pop music that is carrying country away from its roots. Florida Georgia Line's growing catalogue sometimes feels like a conversation with these criticisms. At each step, they get a little more eager to prove that they have chops, that they're more than just two bros who write songs about stargazing with their girlfriends in the cab of a pickup truck. (The urge hasn't always worked to their advantage; 2016's Dig Your Roots tried to flex its range with oddball collaborations that didn't always connect.) From the title to the music, this week's Can't Say I Ain't Country is a concerted push toward more traditional country from a group whose interest in the classics comes across in the lyrics but not so much the music. Surprisingly, the further the record wanders from the script, the better it gets.
The glut of straight-laced country tunes peppering the new album cover a range of styles to mixed results. Lead single "Simple" is an unfussed love song with a whiff of Mumford & Sons folk-rock pep in the verses and a chorus that rescues the song from its own cutesiness. "Women" reunites Florida Georgia Line with Jason Derulo for a wistful ballad whose hook — "Women, beautiful women, we're all better off with them right by our side" — is good-natured but deserving of a few more drafts. (Country industry men ought to show their appreciation for women by giving them opportunities in the biz. Kacey Musgraves had to win the Grammy for Album of the Year in order to get a single from the excellent Golden Hour jumping on the country airplay charts.) "Told You" is a pretty torch song that dips its toes into soul and blues, like the quiet songs on Chris Stapleton's Traveller. "Speed of Love" makes good on the respect Kelley and Hubbard pay to '90s forebears like Alan Jackson in interviews with a fast-paced country-rock burner.
Can't Say I Ain't Country's gift is balance. It breathes because it isn't straining to find a dozen ways to express the same ideas about love and companionship using the same instrumentation. It doesn't run itself off course with genre experiments that push the group past the limits of their skill set. It's home to a few of the best Florida Georgia Line country/hip-hop hybrids. "Talk You Out of It" and "Small Town" fuse hip-hop drum programming, R&B vocal tics, and country instrumentation without calling attention to the fact that a clever marriage of genres is happening, the way the big-deal FGL party songs sometimes do. The good songs are so good that you'll wish the group had done some whittling. The track list smartly spreads the best material around, but by track 20, last year's meteoric "Meant to Be," the album starts to wear. Less some chaff, Can't Say I Ain't Country might rank as one of the best Florida Georgia Line studio efforts. As drawn out as it is, it's still a strong effort from a group with a very successful shtick that's successfully angling to prove that they're more than just the guys from the bro country radio hits. Album No. 4's usually the one where things get weird. This one took Florida Georgia Line back home.
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Heavy marine erosion: cliff fall at Hunstanton in the east of England
Sea erosion at Valiyathura Kerala, India
Tunnel-like structures formed by erosion in Jinshitan Coastal National Geopark, Dalian, Liaoning Province, China
Coastal erosion is the loss or displacement of land, or the long-term removal of sediment and rocks along the coastline due to the action of waves, currents, tides, wind-driven water, waterborne ice, or other impacts of storms.[1][2] The landward retreat of the shoreline can be measured and described over a temporal scale of tides, seasons, and other short-term cyclic processes.[3] Coastal erosion may be caused by hydraulic action, abrasion, impact and corrosion by wind and water, and other forces, natural or unnatural.[3]
On non-rocky coasts, coastal erosion results in rock formations in areas where the coastline contains rock layers or fracture zones with varying resistance to erosion. Softer areas become eroded much faster than harder ones, which typically result in landforms such as tunnels, bridges, columns, and pillars. Over time the coast generally evens out. The softer areas fill up with sediment eroded from hard areas, and rock formations are eroded away.[4] Also erosion commonly happens in areas where there are strong winds, loose sand, and soft rocks. The blowing of millions of sharp sand grains creates a sandblasting effect. This effect helps to erode, smooth and polish rocks. The definition of erosion is grinding and wearing away of rock surfaces through the mechanical action of other rock or sand particles.
According to the IPCC, sea level rise caused by climate change will increase coastal erosion worldwide, significantly changing the coasts and low-lying coastal areas.[5]
Hydraulic action
Hydraulic action occurs when waves striking a cliff face compress air in cracks on the cliff face. This exerts pressure on the surrounding rock, and can progressively splinter and remove pieces. Over time, the cracks can grow, sometimes forming a cave. The splinters fall to the sea bed where they are subjected to further wave action.
Attrition occurs when waves cause loose pieces of rock debris (scree) to collide with each other, grinding and chipping each other, progressively becoming smaller, smoother and rounder. Scree also collides with the base of the cliff face, chipping small pieces of rock from the cliff or have a corrasion (abrasion) effect, similar to sandpapering.
Solution is the process in which acids contained in sea water will dissolve some types of rock such as chalk or limestone.[6]
Abrasion, also known as corrasion, occurs when waves break on cliff faces and slowly erode it. As the sea pounds cliff faces it also uses the scree from other wave actions to batter and break off pieces of rock from higher up the cliff face which can be used for this same wave action and attrition.
Corrosion or solution/chemical weathering occurs when the sea's pH (anything below pH 7.0) corrodes rocks on a cliff face. Limestone cliff faces, which have a moderately high pH, are particularly affected in this way. Wave action also increases the rate of reaction by removing the reacted material.
Factors that influence erosion rates
Primary factors
Sea-dune Erosion at Talace beach, Wales
The ability of waves to cause erosion of the cliff face depends on many factors.
The hardness (or inversely, the erodibility) of sea-facing rocks is controlled by the rock strength and the presence of fissures, fractures, and beds of non-cohesive materials such as silt and fine sand.
The rate at which cliff fall debris is removed from the foreshore depends on the power of the waves crossing the beach. This energy must reach a critical level to remove material from the debris lobe. Debris lobes can be very persistent and can take many years to completely disappear.
Beaches dissipate wave energy on the foreshore and provide a measure of protection to the adjoining land.
The stability of the foreshore, or its resistance to lowering. Once stable, the foreshore should widen and become more effective at dissipating the wave energy, so that fewer and less powerful waves reach beyond it. The provision of updrift material coming onto the foreshore beneath the cliff helps to ensure a stable beach.
The adjacent bathymetry, or configuration of the seafloor, controls the wave energy arriving at the coast, and can have an important influence on the rate of cliff erosion. Shoals and bars offer protection from wave erosion by causing storm waves to break and dissipate their energy before reaching the shore. Given the dynamic nature of the seafloor, changes in the location of shoals and bars may cause the locus of beach or cliff erosion to change position along the shore.[7]
Coastal erosion has been greatly affected by the rising sea levels globally. There has been great measures of increased coastal erosion on the Eastern seaboard of the United States. Locations such as Florida have noticed increased coastal erosion. In reaction to these increases Florida and its individual counties have increased budgets to replenish the eroded sands that attract visitors to Florida and help support its multibillion-dollar tourism industries.
Pacifica, California coast after major storms in 1997 (resulting from the strongest El Niño on record) destroyed the houses shown above.
Beach erosion at Cabrillo National Monument, California.
Large-scale coastal erosion at Torrey Pines State Reserve, California.
Coastal erosion at Torrey Pines State Reserve, California, resulted in the necessary relocation of a scenic overlook.
Coastal erosion during a king tide, Dania Beach, Florida
Erosion of cliffs on the Norfolk coast.
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Resource extraction
There are three common forms of coastal erosion control methods. These three include: soft-erosion controls, hard-erosion controls, and relocation.
Hard-erosion controls
This image represents a typical seawall that is used for preventing and controlling coastal erosion.
Hard-erosion control methods provide a more permanent solution than soft-erosion control methods. Seawalls and groynes serve as semi-permanent infrastructure. These structures are not immune from normal wear-and-tear and will have to be refurbished or rebuilt. It is estimated the average life span of a seawall is 50–100 years and the average for a groyne is 30–40 years.[8] Because of their relative permanence, it is assumed that these structures can be a final solution to erosion. Seawalls can also deprive public access to the beach and drastically alter the natural state of the beach. Groynes also drastically alter the natural state of the beach. Some claim that groynes could reduce the interval between beach nourishment projects though they are not seen as a solution to beach nourishment.[9] Other criticisms of seawalls are that they can be expensive, difficult to maintain, and can sometimes cause further damage to the beach if built improperly.[10] As we learn more about hard erosion controls it can be said for certain that these structural solutions cause more problems than they solve. They interfere with the natural water currents and prevent sand from shifting along coasts, along with the high costs to install and maintain them, their tendency to cause erosion in adjacent beaches and dunes, and the unintended diversion of stormwater and into other properties.[11]
Natural forms of hard-erosion control include planting or maintaining native vegetation, such as mangrove forests and coral reefs.
Soft-erosion controls
Sandbagged beach at the site of Hurricane Sandy.
Soft erosion strategies refer to temporary options of slowing the effects of erosion. These options, including Sandbag and beach nourishment, are not intended to be long-term solutions or permanent solutions.[8] Another method, beach scraping or beach bulldozing allows for the creation of an artificial dune in front of a building or as means of preserving a building foundation. However, there is a U.S. federal moratorium on beach bulldozing during turtle nesting season, 1 May – 15 November.[12] One of the most common methods of soft erosion control is beach nourishment projects. These projects involve dredging sand and moving it to the beaches as a means of reestablishing the sand lost due to erosion.[8] In some situations, beach nourishment is not a suitable measure to take for erosion control, such as in areas with sand sinks or frequent and large storms.[10] Dynamic revetment, which uses loose cobble to mimic the function of a natural storm beach, may be a soft-erosion control alternative in high energy environments such as open coastlines.[13]
Over the years beach nourishment has become a very controversial shore protection measure: It has the potential to negatively impact several of the natural resources. Some large issues with these beach nourishment projects are that they must follow a wide range of complex laws and regulations, as well as the high expenses it takes to complete these projects. Just because sand is added to a beach doesn't mean it will stay there. Some communities will bring in large volumes of sand repeatedly only for it to be washed away with the next big storm. Despite these factors, beach nourishment is still used often in many communities. Lately, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers emphasized the need to consider a whole new range of solutions to coastal erosion, not just structural solutions. Solutions that have potential include native vegetation, wetland protection and restoration, and relocation or removal of structures and debris.[11]
The solutions to coastal erosion that include vegetation are called "living shorelines". Living shorelines use plants and other natural elements. Living shorelines are found to be more resilient against storms, improve water quality, increase biodiversity, and provide fishery habitats. Marshes and oyster reefs are examples of vegetation that can be used for living shorelines; they act as natural barriers to waves. Fifteen feet of marsh can absorb fifty percent of the energy of incoming waves.[11]
Further information: Managed retreat
Relocation of infrastructure any housing farther away from the coast is also an option. The natural processes of both absolute and relative sea level rise and erosion are considered in rebuilding. Depending on factors such as the severity of the erosion, as well as the natural landscape of the property, relocation could simply mean moving inland by a short distance or relocation can be to completely remove improvements from an area.[10] A coproduction[14] approach combined with managed retreat has been proposed as a solution that keeps in mind environmental justice. Typically, there has been low public support for "retreating."[15] However, if a community does decide to relocate their buildings along the coast it is common that they will then turn the land into public open space or transfer it into land trusts in order to protect it. These relocation practices are very cost-efficient, can buffer storm surges, safeguard coastal homes and businesses, lower carbon and other pollutants, create nursery habitats for important fish species, restore open space and wildlife, and bring back the culture of these coastal communities.[11]
Storms can cause erosion hundreds of times faster than normal weather. Before-and-after comparisons can be made using data gathered by manual surveying, laser altimeter, or a GPS unit mounted on an ATV.[16] Remote sensing data such as Landsat scenes can be used for large scale and multi year assessments of coastal erosion.[17]
Small-scale erosion destroys abandoned railroad tracks
A place where erosion of a cliffed coast has occurred is at Wamberal in the Central Coast region of New South Wales where houses built on top of the cliffs began to collapse into the sea. This is due to waves causing erosion of the primarily sedimentary material on which the buildings foundations sit.[18]
Dunwich, the capital of the English medieval wool trade, disappeared over the period of a few centuries due to redistribution of sediment by waves. Human interference can also increase coastal erosion: Hallsands in Devon, England, was a coastal village washed away over the course of a year, 1917, directly due to earlier dredging of shingle in the bay in front of it.
The California coast, which has soft cliffs of sedimentary rock and is heavily populated, regularly has incidents of house damage as cliffs erodes.[19] Devil's Slide, Santa Barbara, the coast just north of Ensenada, and Malibu are regularly affected.
The Holderness coastline on the east coast of England, just north of the Humber Estuary, is one of the fastest eroding coastlines in Europe due to its soft clay cliffs and powerful waves. Groynes and other artificial measures to keep it under control has only accelerated the process further down the coast, because longshore drift starves the beaches of sand, leaving them more exposed. The white cliffs of Dover have also been affected.
The coastline of North Cove, Washington has been eroding at a rate of over 100 feet per year, earning the area the nickname "Washaway Beach." Much of the original town has collapsed into the ocean. The area is said to be the fastest-eroding shore of the United States' West Coast. Measures were finally taken to slow the erosion, with substantial slowing of the process noted in 2018.[20]
Fort Ricasoli in Kalkara, Malta already showing signs of damage where the land is being eroded
Fort Ricasoli, a historic 17th century fortress in Malta is being threatened by coastal erosion, as it was built on a fault in the headland which is prone to erosion. A small part of one of the bastion walls has already collapsed since the land under it has eroded, and there are cracks in other walls as well.
In El Campello, Spain, the erosion and failure of a Roman fish farm excavated from rock during the first century B.C. was exacerbated by the construction of a close sport harbour.[21]
Hampton-On-Sea is suffering from this problem as well. Hampton-On-Sea is located in Kent, England. It was at one time very popular for its oyster fishing and was very reliant on the sea. Hampton-On-Sea has undergone the effects of coastal erosion since before the 1800s. Hampton-On-Sea's coastal erosion worsened with the increase in global warming and climate change. Global warming is causing a rise in sea level, more intense and frequent storms, and an increase in ocean temperature and precipitation levels. Another reason Hampton-On-Sea had such a horrific case of coastal erosion is due to an increase in the frequency and the intensity of storms it experienced.[11] These natural events had destroyed the Hampton Pier, Hernecliffe Gardens, a set of villas, several roads, and many other structures that once lay on Hampton-On-Sea. After this destruction, in 1899 they started building a sea wall to protect the rest of the remaining land and buildings. However, the sea wall did not offer much help: buildings continued to be affected by the erosion. Then a storm came and broke the sea wall, it then flooded the land behind it. These events cause many land investors to back out. Eventually, Hampton-On-Sea had to be abandoned because the erosion overtook so much of the land. By 1916 Hampton-On-Sea had been completely abandoned. By the 1920s only a couple of structures still stood. It was at that point that Hampton-On-Sea was said to have been finally drowned. Today only three landmarks have survived the tragedy that Hampton-On-Sea had faced. These landmarks include The Hampton Inn, The Hampton Pier, and a few roads. Although The Hampton Pier is not the same size as the original it is still working as a great place for people to fish. Today The Hampton inn is now a popular little pub known for its delicious food and its beautiful sunset view. To this day they are sharing the history of Hampton-On-Sea with others.
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Mortenson will build 750 MW of wind power in Wyoming
By WPED Staff | December 11, 2019
Mortenson has been selected by partner Rocky Mountain Power to construct the TB Flats I & II Wind Energy Project and the Ekola Flats Wind Energy Project in Medicine Bow, Wyoming. The two projects are 20 miles apart and will have a combined wind energy capacity of
750 MW.
"TB Flats I & II and Ekola Flats are key to PacifiCorp's Energy Vision 2020 initiative of adding 1,150 MW of wind energy by the end of 2020," said Tim Maag, Vice President and General Manager of Mortenson's Wind Energy team. "We are very excited to be working with Rocky Mountain Power to significantly increase the state's wind energy output, as Wyoming has the potential to become one the nation's
strongest wind energy producers."
TB Flats I & II spans 44 square miles and will contain 132 Vestas turbines totaling 500 MW. Ekola Flats spans 29 square miles and will contain 10 GE and 53 Vestas turbines totaling 250 MW. Erection at TB Flats I & II is scheduled to begin in April of 2020 and Ekola Flats will start in June 2020. Both projects are scheduled to complete in October of 2020. Currently, foundations are being placed at both projects.
Mortenson's scope of work for both projects includes access roads, foundations, collection, substation, transmission lines, tower wiring and erection of turbines. Mortenson will self-perform all foundation, collection, turbine erection and substation construction. At peak construction, 200-250 people will be employed at each site.
Upon completion, TB Flats I & II and Ekola will increase Wyoming's wind energy portfolio by 150%. Mortenson looks forward to helping Rocky Mountain Power increase Wyoming's wind energy production.
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