Philadelphia Birth: Midwives, Doulas, Photogs and More!
1.Midwives, birth centers, top hospitals and more! The Philadehia area has multiple homebirth midwives giving low risk women the option to deliver safely in the comfort of their own homes. Not looking for a homebirth but desiring the personal midwifery style of care? No problem! This area has multiple free standing birth centers that allow low risk women to deliver in a home like environment with a skilled care provider. Click here for a list of some local midwifery practices. If being out of the hospital is not for you but you still want a midwife, even that is not a problem here. You can choose from multiple area hospitals and midwifery practices and benefit from midwifery care in a hospital setting. If you are not low risk, or desire an obstetrician attended birth, there a many practices, clinics and hospitals to choose from. Take advantage of having options, think about your desires for birth and find a provider open to those desires.
2. Lots of childbirth education options. Many hospitals provide childbirth classes but many parents would like to learn more than just the basics. Fortunatley for those desiring a lot of information this city has many independent childbirth educators offering comprehensive classes. With Birth Works, Bradley, Lamaze and more, you are certain to find the right class for you. For more information about the comprehensive childbirth class offered by Flexible doula: click here.
3. Birth photography, capture your delivery! The Philadehia area has many amazing artists including birth photographers. Capture the fierceness of your delivery, the moment your baby takes a breath and the first moments of bonding.
4. Doulas! Pregnancy, birth and the postpartum periods are times of excitement but also times of change. Families can be supported by doulas throughout their pregnacy, during their labor and then in the home as they adjust to life with a new addition. Birth doulas are professionally trained labor support and postpartum doulas are professionals with education and experience helping families in their home after the arrival of their newborn. Still uncertain about what a doula is? Click here for a more detailed description.
5. Support, and lots of it! In addition to the support from your care provider, educator and doula you can find many peer to peer support groups and classes to build your support network. From La Leche League to mommy and me art classes you and your little one can grow and learn while meeting lots of other new moms. It takes a village to raise a child and though Philadelphia may not look like a village you can still find support. For more ideas on building your village of support click here.
With amazing restaurants, arts and culture and endless entertainment options Philadelphia is an amazing city to live in; and an amazing place to grow your family!


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package com.webfirmframework.wffweb.css;

import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertFalse;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertNull;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertTrue;

import org.junit.Test;

import com.webfirmframework.wffweb.InvalidValueException;

/**
 *
 * @author WFF
 * @since 1.0.0
 */
public class MarginTopTest {

    @Test
    public void testMarginTop() {
        MarginTop marginTop = new MarginTop();
        assertEquals("0px", marginTop.getCssValue());
    }

    @Test
    public void testMarginTopString() {
        {
            MarginTop marginTop = new MarginTop(MarginTop.INITIAL);
            assertEquals(MarginTop.INITIAL, marginTop.getCssValue());
        }
        {
            MarginTop marginTop = new MarginTop("50px");
            assertEquals("50px", marginTop.getCssValue());
        }
    }

    @Test
    public void testMarginTopMarginTop() {
        MarginTop marginTop = new MarginTop("50px");
        MarginTop marginTop1 = new MarginTop(marginTop);
        assertEquals("50px", marginTop1.getCssValue());
    }

    @Test
    public void testMarginTopFloat() {
        MarginTop marginTop = new MarginTop(75);
        assertEquals("75.0%", marginTop.getCssValue());
    }

    @Test
    public void testMarginTopFloatCssLengthUnit() {
        {
            MarginTop marginTop = new MarginTop(75, CssLengthUnit.PER);
            assertEquals("75.0%", marginTop.getCssValue());
            assertEquals(CssLengthUnit.PER, marginTop.getUnit());
            assertTrue(marginTop.getValue() == 75);
        }
        {
            MarginTop marginTop = new MarginTop(75, CssLengthUnit.CH);
            assertEquals("75.0ch", marginTop.getCssValue());
        }
        {
            MarginTop marginTop = new MarginTop(75, CssLengthUnit.EM);
            assertEquals("75.0em", marginTop.getCssValue());
        }
    }

    @Test
    public void testSetPercent() {
        {
            MarginTop marginTop = new MarginTop();
            marginTop.setPercent(75);
            assertEquals("75.0%", marginTop.getCssValue());
            assertEquals(CssLengthUnit.PER, marginTop.getUnit());
            assertTrue(marginTop.getValue() == 75);
        }
    }

    @Test
    public void testGetCssName() {
        MarginTop marginTop = new MarginTop();
        assertEquals(CssNameConstants.MARGIN_TOP, marginTop.getCssName());
    }

    @Test
    public void testGetCssValue() {
        MarginTop marginTop = new MarginTop();
        marginTop.setAsInherit();
        assertEquals(MarginTop.INHERIT, marginTop.getCssValue());
        marginTop.setAsInitial();
        assertEquals(MarginTop.INITIAL, marginTop.getCssValue());
    }

    @Test
    public void testToString() {
        MarginTop marginTop = new MarginTop(75, CssLengthUnit.EM);
        assertEquals(marginTop.getCssName()+": 75.0em", marginTop.toString());
    }

    @Test
    public void testGetValue() {
        MarginTop marginTop = new MarginTop();
        marginTop.setPercent(75);
        assertTrue(marginTop.getValue() == 75);
    }

    @Test
    public void testGetUnit() {
        MarginTop marginTop = new MarginTop();
        marginTop.setPercent(75);
        assertEquals(CssLengthUnit.PER, marginTop.getUnit());
    }

    @Test
    public void testSetCssValueString() {
        MarginTop marginTop = new MarginTop();
        marginTop.setCssValue("75%");
        assertEquals("75%", marginTop.getCssValue());
        assertEquals(CssLengthUnit.PER, marginTop.getUnit());
        assertTrue(marginTop.getValue() == 75);
    }

    @Test
    public void testSetAsInitial() {
        MarginTop marginTop = new MarginTop();
        marginTop.setAsInitial();
        assertEquals(MarginTop.INITIAL, marginTop.getCssValue());
       assertNull(marginTop.getValue());
       assertNull(marginTop.getUnit());
    }

    @Test
    public void testSetAsInherit() {
        MarginTop marginTop = new MarginTop();
        marginTop.setAsInherit();
        assertEquals(MarginTop.INHERIT, marginTop.getCssValue());
       assertNull(marginTop.getValue());
       assertNull(marginTop.getUnit());
    }

    @Test
    public void testSetAsAuto() {
        MarginTop marginTop = new MarginTop();
        marginTop.setAsAuto();
        assertEquals(MarginTop.AUTO, marginTop.getCssValue());
       assertNull(marginTop.getValue());
       assertNull(marginTop.getUnit());
    }

    @Test
    public void testIsValid() {
        {
            final boolean valid = MarginTop.isValid("45px");
            assertTrue(valid);
            final boolean invalid = MarginTop.isValid("55");
           assertFalse(invalid);
        }
        {
            final boolean valid = MarginTop.isValid("45em");
            assertTrue(valid);
            final boolean invalid = MarginTop.isValid("dfd");
           assertFalse(invalid);
        }
        {
            final boolean valid = MarginTop.isValid("45%");
            assertTrue(valid);
            final boolean invalid = MarginTop.isValid("45 px");
           assertFalse(invalid);
        }
        {
            final boolean valid = MarginTop.isValid("45em");
            assertTrue(valid);
            final boolean invalid = MarginTop.isValid("45sem");
           assertFalse(invalid);
        }
        {
            final boolean valid = MarginTop.isValid("45rem");
            assertTrue(valid);
        }
        {
            final boolean valid = MarginTop.isValid("--1px");
           assertFalse(valid);
        }
    }

    @Test(expected =  InvalidValueException.class)
    public void testInvalidValueForSetCssValue() throws Exception {
        MarginTop margin = new MarginTop();
        margin.setCssValue("dfdpx");
    }

}

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Annual Reports and Year In Review
We are pleased to report that the Clinical Excellence Commission has again delivered on its commitment, as the lead agency on safety and quality, in working with its partners to further improve the safety and quality of care for patients in the NSW health system.
While the Clinical Excellence Commission has been a catalyst for many initiatives, the real champions are the many staff, patients and families who work in partnership with us to improve the experience of care for everyone.
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Each year the NSW Health system is trusted to deliver high-quality care to the State's 7.7 million residents. As the experts in patient safety and clinical quality our role is not just to oversee already excellent systems but to identify areas to improve.
Over the past twelve months we worked to refine our core program of work. We will always be actively involved in the response to emerging patient safety issues but this year we have started to shift our emphasis from projects to strategic programs. This subtle change will bring a greater balance to our role in clinical governance and quality improvement.
Over the last financial year the Clinical Excellence Commission continued to facilitate and lead improvements in key clinical areas by developing and implementing initiatives directed to specific clinical priorities, as well as broader training programs aimed at enhancing clinicians' quality improvement capabilities.
We also know that our work is not over until preventable clinical harm and less than optimal care do not exist anywhere in our system. Over the next 12 months we will continue to emphasise the importance of safe and reliable systems, focusing on how we can better improve the experience of care for our patients, their families and our communities.
The 2014-15 financial year was a busy and significant one. In a year filled with changes and challenges, the CEC delivered on its primary responsibility of identifying and responding to quality and safety risks and supporting clinical improvement initiatives. We continue to listen and learn from our colleagues in our local health districts, and collaboration with clinicians, managers and health partners - including consumers and carers - has been critical in this success story.
This review illustrates the CEC's continuing relevance and value as system-leader for quality and safety in the NSW health system.
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The 2013-14 Review highlights the CEC's key activities, achievements, partnerships and future directions in each of the CEC's 26 established program areas and work in supporting the National Safety and Quality Health Service Standards. The programs are clustered around six themes relevant to the CEC's mission and strategic directions: Patient Care; Early Recognition and Prevention; Improving Clinical Practice; Building Capacity in Health Care; Using Data to Drive Change; and Emerging Programs. The review also recognises the progress and achievements of the CEC over the past ten years.
"While the CEC has been a catalyst for many of these initiatives, the real champions are the clinicians who work with the CEC to implement the programs and enhance care for patients, carers and staff within the health system."
"With an expanded staff base, the CEC has continued to develop well-established programs in key clinical areas, while also responding to emerging priority areas around end-of-life care, pressure injuries, open disclosure, antimicrobial stewardship and accreditation of health services against the National Safety asnd Quality Health Service Standards.
Whether you are a patient, a clinician, a manager or an interested observer, I hope you will join us on the patient safety journey, in continuing to make our health care system in NSW demonstrably better and safer." - Professor Cliff Hughes AO, Chief Executive Officer.
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"The completion of our second Strategic Plan and the development of the third triennium occurred at the same time as the authority of the CEC was strengthened. The CEC has now become totally responsible for the Patient Safety and Clinical Quality program in NSW. The Quality and Safety Branch of the former Department of Health was disbanded and twelve staff translocated into the CEC." - Professor Cliff Hughes AO, Chief Executive Officer.
"Purposeful direction and focused commitment best describe the 2010-2011 year at the Clinical Excellence Commission (CEC). Our second strategic plan was in mid term and our board underwent a significant change, sharing a common board with the Agency for Clinical Innovation. The organisation continued to grow and required new premises at 227 Elizabeth Street Sydney. The task remains to make health care in NSW demonstrably safer for patients and a more rewarding workplace." - Professor Cliff Hughes AO, Chief Executive Officer.
2009 - 2010 can best be described as a year of change and partnership. The Clinical Excellence Commission was joined by three emerging "pillars" recommended by Mr Peter Garling SC following the Special Commission of Inquiry into Acute Care Services in NS W Public Hospitals. As an already well established organisation, the CEC has enjoyed the opportunity to assist each of the others begin their journey as partners with us." - Professor Cliff Hughes AO, Chief Executive Officer
This report is a summary of some of the activities and the results obtained across a range of clinical quality and patient safety issues. These activities have only grown by sheer hard work and commitment from a band of experts on our staff who are focused on the patients and the staff across NSW." - Professor Cliff Hughes AO, Chief Executive Officer
This report describes the progress of the Clinical Excellence Commission during a pivotal year for NSW Health and the commission itself. As you read through this report, I believe that you will see the exciting programs in which the Clinical Excellence Commission has been able to participate, the value of the networks that we have developed, and the evidence of significant improvements in health care delivery that have followed in the last three years of intense design and construction of the Clinical Excellence Commission." - Professor Cliff Hughes AO, Chief Executive Officer
This report marks the halfway point in the first Five Year (2003-08) Strategic Plan for the Clinical Excellence Commission (CEC). At any point in a journey, there is a number of ways in which we can look at our progress. The first is to stop and reflect on just how far we have come. The second is to ask the questions 'are we on the right track?' and 'have we come far enough?'. The third is to look to the future and plan the remainder of the journey. Of course, each of these is important, but only part of the necessary self-awareness.
I hope that, as you read through and consider the various programs, projects and campaigns highlighted in this volume, you will catch our vision for the safety and quality of public healthcare delivery in NSW." - Professor Clifford F Hughes AO
Clinical Excellence Commission Annual Report 2006-2007:
In addition to the launch of several new publications, the commencement of two special reviews and advances in strategic planning through state-wide workshops, the Clinical Excellence commission strengthened its commitment to collaboration through various partnerships, it reinforced it's support for research in patient safety and quality improvement and it rolled out several information management initiatives such as a detailed analysis of Incident Information Management System (IIMS) data.
The 2005 Annual Report details how the CEC will build on the work the strong foundation of the ICE and the legacy of Dr O'Rourke under the leadership of Professor Clifford Hughes AO, who was appointed Chief Executive Officer in January. It includes the CEC Directions Statement, and the guiding set of principles embodied in the NSW Patient Safety and Clinical Quality Program. This document outlines CEC's strategic plan including key drivers and imperatives, goals and performance indicators and key outcomes for 2004 - 2008.
2005 saw the appointment of several new Directors, as well as expansion of the premises to include both Sydney Hospital and Macquarie Street, Martin Place. In May 2005 the CEC was also privileged to have the Minister for Health launch the toolkit entitled "Improving Patient Access to Acute Care Services". 2005 also saw the wrap up of several projects; Chronic Care, Medication Safety and the Patient Flow and Safety Collaborative along with the Towards a Safer Culture Program. Further information is available in the report.
The 2003/2004 Annual Report foreshadowed the formation of the Clinical Excellence Commission (CEC), replacing the former Institute for Clinical Excellence (ICE). The CEC was launched by the Minister for Health, the Hon Morris Iemma MP on 24 August 2004. In launching the Commission, the Minister paid tribute to the work of ICE's founding Chief Executive Office, the late Dr Ian O'Rourke who passed away on 16 August 2004. Just weeks prior to his death, Dr O'Rourke was actively involved in developing the framework for the transition to the new organisation.
This report outlines the progress of several of the programs that were underway in 2003/2004, including the Towards A Safer Culture Program, the National Medication Safety Breakthrough Collaborative, the Children's Emergency Care Project, the NSW Chronic Care Collaborative, the Safety Improvement Program and the Patient Flow and Safety Collaborative.

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New beauty products launch at an alarming rate, but it's only every now and then that something comes along that makes me sit up in my chair and say "Oooooooo....!" Well exactly that happened this week when I heard about Dior's new Velvet Eyes; adhesive eyeliner patches that allow you to create perfect winged eyeliner in a matter of minutes.
Any woman who is a fan of winged eyeliner will know only too well the trials and tribulations of achieving the look. A steady hand is an absolute must to ensure the line is super-neat, and even when that's been mastered I've lost count of the number of times I have finished the look only to realise that one eyeliner flick is higher than the other eye. Grrr! Add to that the fact that I tend to catch myself in the mirror half way during the evening only to realise I've rubbed part of an eyeliner flick off my face (surely I'm not on my own on that one?) that it tends to put me off bothering with the look altogether. So ready-made winged eyeliner is a welcome addition to my dressing table.
Making its appearance at Vogue's Fashion Night Out in London's Selfridges last night, Dior Velvet Eyes adhesive eyeliner patches work on the same principle as a stick-on tattoo, much like the Chanel temporary tattoos that created a furore on last season's catwalks. The pack contains four different designs, including two decorated with Swarovski crystals. It's priced at a mighty steep £47 per pack, but I would imagine that mass beauty brands will create their own, more affordable versions in time.
If you want to get your mitts on a pack they are exclusive to Selfridges here or pop on down to the Dior Boutique on New Bond Street, London.
I'm an eyeliner addict and even I struggle to get the perfect flick - especially when I'm in a rush! Dior's eyeliner patches look really amazing but I'm not sure I'd pay that much for something you can only use once... But I can imagine it being quite popular with women who aren't as skilled in applying makeup or want to experiment.


3 weekday seminars in November 2018, 6:30 pm, 5 Mins from London Bridge.
Cost: Individuals £20, BAATN Members £15, Student £15, BAATN Student member £10 – email connect@baatn.org.uk for 20% discount for booking all 3 seminars.
Who should attend these seminars? Psychotherapists, Counsellors, Psychologists, holistic therapists, psychologists, psychiatrists and individuals involved in the mental health field or caring professions. Also anyone who is interested in self-exploration to help them with work and personal relationships.
Sonya is a systemic constellations facilitator and coach based in London, UK. Tanja is a systemic constellations facilitator and trainer based in Cape Town, South Africa. This seminar is about constellations work from the perspective of working together as a Caribbean woman of African heritage and South African woman of European heritage.
Constellations is a transgenerational approach to family and community life which has an integrated European/African philosophy, that speaks to multiple identities and conversations on difference. Sonya and Tanja will get curious about how this embodied visual mapping process can support healing and reconciliation. There will be demos of the method using issues drawn from the group in the emerging process.
The hope is that the evening will be inclusive and is open to all. It will be an opportunity to come together as therapists and mental health professionals and delve into how to find non-blaming and non-shaming ways to heal together across our differences.
Sonya was born in London, UK and raised by South American Caribbean parents. She has expensive experience as a trainer and coach, developing professionals in the social and healthcare field and is a qualified mental health nurse.
Sonya began systemic constellations training in 2011 and is currently developing a systemic constellations practice, offering workshops and coaching with a focus on social justice, family and community issues. She is researching into how constellations can be used as a healing process to support the resolution of trauma that is passed down the generations in African and Caribbean Diaspora communities.
Tanja Meyburgh is a highly trained and experienced counselling psychologist and is one of the founders of Systems Constellations training in South Africa, she has immersed herself and specialised in this field since 2003.
Tanja's personal and professional journey in therapy has evolved her interest in process-oriented art, narrative and story-telling, wilderness experience and learning about lineage wisdom based in Southern African traditions. Tanja's is the current chairperson of the Systems Constellations Association of South Africa and is particularly interested in embodied practice and soul work with the people that seek her assistance and is committed to practising with integrity and authenticity.
The radical psychiatry movement of the 1960s and 1970s challenged the medical model of psychotherapy, positioning alienation as the root cause of all mental and social distress. Both cause and solution was seen as residing in social relationships. Currently we are seeing a rise in a validation of political tyranny in many quarters of the globe. This has inspired political engagement because of polarizing positions. In society this encourages passion for values, as well as hatred and intolerance of otherness. I propose that intolerance feeds defenses such as projection and splitting and I explore these in relation to the philosophy of alienation. In search of a contemporary perspective, I offer a goal of social, political and psychological pluralism.
Karen Minikin is a Teaching and Supervising Transactional Analyst with a clinical and supervision practice in East Sussex, UK. She teaches counselling and psychotherapy at a number of training institutes within the UK and has presented workshops at national and international conferences. She is interested in the conscious and unconscious dynamics of power, politics and relational dynamics in counselling, psychotherapy, supervision and teaching. Previously, she edited the race and culture column for the BACP journal (the "CPJ") and she has contributed articles to journals and chapters in books, which have drawn from radical psychiatry, particularly the political and psychodynamic implications of alienation.
Working in countries of conflicts is a daily struggle related to security to negotiate and coordinate access to affected communities, displaced populations on the move and vulnerable groups of women and girls. Additional challenges to providing therapeutic interventions are due to language, illiteracy, no or weak infrastructures (i.e. health), limited resources, rapidly changing situation on the ground, restrictions on women and girls movements, and the capacity to train national staff. Models of therapy such as one-stop referrals centres, mental health and crisis interventions imported from the West are difficult to indigenize, thus implement programmes at national and local levels. Yet the West continues to fund and support such models, spending millions of dollars, and at worst, placing women and girls at further risk including reputational risks of stigma and shame. Exploring Afghanistan and Somalia as case studies, whilst the contexts are different there are similarities on interventions to support the healing of women and girls who have experienced sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) during humanitarian crisis and post conflict. Asking women and girls what kind of support they wanted to heal from SGBV – their response was not what the humanitarian international community predicted. This seminar will reflect and explore therapeutic and experimental approaches to therapy and healing for women and girls on SGBV that demonstrates sustainable impact. What are the opportunities for therapeutic practitioners in the UK to learn from the lived realities and coping strategies of women and girls living in countries of conflict?
Gurcharan was a founder member of Southall Black Sisters in 1979. She worked as a child protection co-ordinator in London and as a senior lecturer at the University of East London teaching the professional Diploma and MA on social work and undergraduate degree on Social Anthropology of South Asia. For the last twenty years, Gurcharan has had an international career working for different UN agencies, donors, INGO/NGOs and national governments as a senior gender and social development specialist. My experiences spans gender equality and gender mainstreaming, SGBV, human rights, the rule of law (both formal and informal) and child protection in transitional, conflict and fragile regions. My country experiences include Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, the Russian Federation, Central Asia, the Baltic States, Eastern Europe, Jordon, Somalia, Kenya and Mongolia. My published work is based on my experiences and research with different international organisations i.e. the Swiss Development Co-operation. I am currently undertaking ethnographic research on Gender and Policing in Punjab, India. I am writing two books: one based on my experiences in Afghanistan focusing on Violence Against Women and Girls and the second book is on my family history exploring themes on migration to East Africa and later the UK, identity politics, gender and being the 'other' in one's own family and community.
Individuals £20, BAATN Members £15, Student £15, BAATN Student member £10 [email connect@baatn.org.uk for 20% discount for all 3 seminars.


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This necklace measures approximately 31 inches around with a 2 inch "tassle"


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How Pennsylvania's Puerto Rican Migrant Population Could Affect The Election
By Marielle Segarra • Aug 28, 2016
Spectators hold Puerto Rican flags on the Ben Franklin Parkway during the 2014 Puerto Rican Day Parade in Philadelphia.
Credit Brad Larrison / NewsWorks
Pennsylvania has voted Democratic in the last six presidential elections. But this election season, analysts say it's possible that the state will swing Republican.
Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton currently leads Republican nominee Donald Trump in most polls of the state.
But the western part of Pennsylvania, which excludes Philadelphia and its suburbs, has been growing more Republican with each election cycle, according to the political analysis blog FiveThirtyEight. The state also has large populations of manufacturing workers and older, white residents without college degrees — groups that tend to support Trump.
But some say there's another group to consider in this year's race for the state's 20 electoral votes: Puerto Ricans.
A growing migration
Puerto Rico is a United States territory, and its residents are American citizens. But while they live on the island, they can't fully participate in presidential elections; they can vote in primaries, but not in the general election.
If they move to the U.S. mainland, though, they can immediately cast a general election vote.
That scenario is coming into play this election as Puerto Rico's economy crumbles.
Puerto Rico has been in a recession since 2006, the same year that the last of a package of federal corporate tax breaks to Puerto Rico expired. As those companies shut down and workers lost their jobs, tax revenue dropped, and the Puerto Rican government took on a lot of debt. Puerto Rico is now more than $70 billion in debt, and in July 2016, unemployment on the island was 11.4 percent — more than twice the national rate.
The economic turmoil is compelling Puerto Ricans to leave the island. In 2014 alone, 84,000 people left for the U.S. mainland, a 38 percent increase since 2010, according to the Pew Research Center.
Many are settling in Florida, a swing state where their vote could change the outcomeof the general election. And a lot of migrants are coming to Pennsylvania, which saw an increase of nearly 95,000 Puerto Ricans from 2008 to 2014, according to data from the U.S. Census Bureau.* Some of those people moved to Pennsylvania from the island, and some relocated from other states, like New York, where housing costs are prohibitively expensive for many people.
The Philadelphia-Camden-Wilmington metro area saw an increase of nearly 40,000 Puerto Ricans from 2008 to 2014, according to U.S. Census data. And the Puerto Rican population in other Pennsylvania cities is growing, too; Reading saw a jump of 10,000 Puerto Ricans in the same time period, Lancaster, an increase of 9,100, and the Allentown-Bethlehem-Easton, area, 8,500.*
Will they vote?
By 2014, Puerto Ricans made up 2.86 percent of the Pennsylvania electorate, compared to 1.53 percent in 2000, according to the latest data from the U.S. Census Bureau.*
But what percentage of the state's growing Puerto Rican population will vote?
It might be helpful to look at some numbers from the 2012 presidential election.
Among eligible voters (U.S. citizens 18+):
Source: November Voter Supplement of the Current Population Survey.
We can see that Puerto Ricans register — and vote — at a lower rate than non-hispanic whites and blacks.
The reasons Puerto Ricans aren't registering or voting are not that different from other groups, though. In a voter survey, the most common reasons people gave across the board were that they weren't interested in the election, thought their votes wouldn't count, or had conflicting work/school schedules.
It is interesting to note that Puerto Rican voter registration and voter percentages have grown steadily since the 1996 presidential election.
Source: November Voter Supplement of the Current Population Survey
Clinton or Trump?
Hillary Clinton holds a lead of more than 40 percentage points over Donald Trumpamong Latino registered voters, according to a July 7 poll by the Pew Research Center. (President Barack Obama led former Republican nominees Mitt Romney and John McCain by a similar percentage.)
Some of Trump's statements this election may have alienated Latinos who were considering voting for him. Among other things, he asserted that a U.S. district judge's Mexican heritage would prevent him from being impartial in a civil fraud lawsuit against Trump University — a statement that's been criticized by Democrats andRepublicans. Trump has also promised to build a wall between the United States and Mexico (and make our southern neighbors pay for it).
Big caveat here: Latinos are not a monolith. Puerto Ricans won't necessarily care about the same issues as Mexicans, Cubans or any other group. And as with any group of people, there's considerable variation within; there are plenty of Puerto Ricans who identify as Republican.
Indeed, some Latinos say Trump is their best option. This week, Trump met with prominent Latino Republicans in an effort to reach out to Latino voters. And his promises of economic prosperity might appeal to people who've recently lost their jobs because of a failing economy in Puerto Rico.
*Data source: IPUMS (Steven Ruggles, Katie Genadek, Ronald Goeken, Josiah Grover, and Matthew Sobek. Integrated Public Use Microdata Series: Version 6.0 [Machine-readable database]. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota, 2015). Estimates prepared by Jennifer Van Hook, The Pennsylvania State Unviersity, on August 16, 2016.
Read more of this and other reports at the site of our partner, Keystone Crossroads.
Trump, Clinton Trash Trade Deals, But Is That Fair?
By Eleanor Klibanoff • Aug 26, 2016
On a Friday night in Altoona, the Blair County Convention Center was packed to the rafters with supporters of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump. There was an overflow room downstairs and a crowd waiting outside that couldn't get in. Trump discussed everything from ISIS to Supreme Court justices.
Report Finds Students Of Color Shortchanged By PA School Funding
By Kevin McCorry & Keystone Crossroads • Aug 25, 2016
Emma Lee / WHYY
With its new student-weighted school funding formula, Pennsylvania took a big step forward this year to begin to correct decades of inequities.
Decision Days Away In Lancaster Refugee Case
By Emily Previti | Keystone Crossroads • Aug 23, 2016
Emily Previti / WITF
Five full days of testimony wrapped up Monday in the lawsuit against the School District of Lancaster.
The case claims six student refugees were denied enrollment altogether or placed at Phoenix Academy, a magnet school with an accelerated credit program where they allegedly didn't get adequate support learning English.
They're seeking admission to Lancaster's mainstream McCaskey High School.
Wolf Administration Seeks To Move PA Graduation Requirements Away From Standardized Tests
By Kevin McCorry • Aug 19, 2016
Bastiaan Slabbers / Newsworks
Pennsylvania continues to wrestle with an essential question for the future of its people and its economy: What should a high school diploma mean, and what should it take to earn one?
Trial Starts Over Refugee Student Enrollment In Lancaster
By Emily Previti | WITF • Aug 18, 2016
Ed Zurga / AP
As many as 700 refugees are resettled each year in Lancaster, a high number for the city's population.
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Q: Javascript function creating tabs not working properly during onload I've tried to follow this example to create tabs for my website: http://www.w3schools.com/howto/howto_js_tabs.asp
Everything works well, but opening the default tag isn't working as it should. The tab opens, but it does not set the header color correctly.
Here's my HTML for the tablinks:

Ions

Electrons, X-rays and CME's

and here's the script for the tabs
function openTab(evt, tab) {

  var i, tabcontent, tablinks;

  tabcontent = document.getElementsByClassName("tabcontent");

  for (i=0;i<tabcontent.length;i++){
    tabcontent[i].style.display="none";
  }

  tablinks = document.getElementsByClassName("tablinks");

  for (var i = 0; i < tablinks.length; i++) {
    tablinks[i].className = tablinks[i].className.replace(" active", "");
  }

  document.getElementById(tab).style.display="block";
  evt.currentTarget.tab += " active";
}

I'm currently clicking the event using

This does not produce any error messages, but when I use Jquery, i.e.:

I get an error saying:
scripts.js:110 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'tab' of undefined

Any ideas what's going on?

A: The amount of jquery is kinda nonexistent and the example clearly does not use jquery - therefore I would call it misstagged.

The first one does not throw an error because the currentTarget is a property of the normal event. A nonexisting property .tab gets set on it, yet doing nothing.

The second one (jquery) has a built in property currentTarget which is undefined in this case - leading to the written error.

Any ideas what's going on?

You did not define tab or in case jquery its owner.. where exactly?

evt.currentTarget.tab += " active";

Thus you get the justified browser error:
scripts.js:110 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'tab' of undefined

In the linked example at this place the className is extended:
http://www.w3schools.com/howto/howto_js_tabs.asp

evt.currentTarget.className += " active";

// Show the current tab, and add an "active" class to the link that opened the tab
document.getElementById(cityName).style.display = "block";
evt.currentTarget.className += " active";

Depending on what you try to achieve this might or might not be correct.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Event/currentTarget
https://api.jquery.com/event.currentTarget/

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Holocaust Memories
A Survey of Holocaust Memoirs, Histories, Novels, and Films
Claudia Moscovici - Foreword by Joseph Polak
Nearly eighty years have passed since the Holocaust. There have been hundreds of memoirs, histories and novels written about it, yet many fear that this important event may fall into oblivion. As Holocaust survivors pass away, their legacy of suffering, tenacity and courage could be forgotten. It is up to each generation to commemorate the victims, preserve their life stories and hopefully help prevent such catastrophes. These were my main motivations in writing this book, Holocaust Memories, which includes reviews of memoirs, histories, biographies, novels and films about the Holocaust.
It was difficult to choose among the multitude of books on the subject that deserve our attention. I made my selections based partly on the works that are considered to be the most important on the subject; partly on wishing to offer some historical background about the Holocaust in different countries and regions that were occupied by or allied themselves with Nazi Germany, and partly on my personal preferences, interests and knowledge.
The Nazis targeted European Jews as their main victims, so my book focuses primarily on them. At the same time, since the Nazis also targeted other groups they considered dangerous and inferior, I also review books about the sufferings of the Gypsies, the Poles and other groups that fell victim to the Nazi regimes.
In the last part, I review books that discuss other genocides and crimes against humanity, including the Stalinist mass purges, the Cambodian massacres by the Pol Pot regime and the Rwandan genocide. I want to emphasize that history can, indeed, repeat itself, even if in different forms and contexts. Just as the Jews of Europe were not the only targets of genocide, Fascist regimes were not its only perpetrators.
Pages: 250 • Trim: 6 x 9
978-0-7618-7092-0 • Paperback • May 2019 • $32.99 • (£25.00)
978-0-7618-7093-7 • eBook • May 2019 • $31.00 • (£23.99)
Subjects: History / Holocaust, History / Military / World War II, Religion / Judaism / History
Claudia Moscovici is a Romanian-American author, who writes about the Romantic movement, and psychology as well as historical fiction. Her most recent book, Dangerous Liaisons (Relazioni Pericolose), was launched in Italian translation at the Italian Parliament, Camera dei Deputati.
Foreword by Rabbi Joseph Polak
Preface: A Precedent for the Holocaust
1. Between Fanaticism and Terror: Hitler, Stalin and The Noise of Time
2. Elie Wiesel's Night: Shedding Light Upon the Darkness
3. Bergen-Belsen and Four Perfect Pebbles
4. The Last Seven Months of Anne Frank by Willy Lindwer
5. Hazy Hints of Memory: After the Holocaust the Bells Still Ring
6. Survivors Club: A Family's Legendary Tale
7. Levi's Reflection on Humanity in Crisis: Survival in Auschwitz
8. Sarah's Key and the Holocaust in France
9. The Holocaust in Hungary: Leni Yahil's The Holocaust
10. A Holocaust Hero in Hungary: Wallenberg by Kati Marton
11. Imre Kertesz's Fatelessness
12. Anti-Semitism in Hungary Today
13. Hannah Arendt's The Origins of Totalitarianism: Why the Jews?
14. The Role of the Masses in The Origins of Totalitarianism
15. Beyond the Jewish Genocide: Inferno by Max Hastings
16. Hitler's Ban on Modern Art: The "Degenerate Art" Exhibit
17. Saving European Art from the Nazis: The Monuments Men
18. The Holocaust in Austria and The Woman in Red
19. On the Anschluss: Becoming Alice
20. The Gypsy Holocaust: The Nazi Persecution of the Gypsies
21. Eichmann in Jerusalem: What is the Banality of Evil?
22. The Real Banality of Evil: Ordinary Men
23. Eichmann's Extraordinary Evil: Eichmann Before Jerusalem
24. The Concentration Camp Commandants: Soldiers of Evil
25. The Auschwitz Kommandant: Arthur Wilhelm Liebehenschel
26. The Real Story of the Terezin Jewish Ghetto: I am a Star
27. The Wannsee Conference: Planning the Final Solution
28. America First
29. Quiet Neighbors by Allan A. Ryan
30. Action T 4: From "Euthanasia" to the Final Solution
31. Hitler's Niece and Historical Fiction
32. An Unlikely Hero: Schindler's List by Thomas Keneally
33. The Boy in the Striped Pajamas: An Instructive Fable
34. Unbroken: Forgiven but Never Forgotten
35. The 1936 Berlin Olympics: The Boys in the Boat
36. Manufacturing Death: Hell's Cartel
37. Prosecuting War Crimes: The Nuremberg Trial
38. Kamikaze Warfare: Inferno
39. Hateful Words: Nazi Propaganda
40. A Cowardly Success: Bloodlands
41. Planning a Soviet Holocaust: Stalin's Last Crime
42. Lebensraum: The Second World War
43. The Siege of Leningrad and Genocide by Starvation
44. The Murderous Einsatzgruppen (Task Forces)
45. Poland's Plight: Gustaw Herling's A World Apart
46. Children of the War Years: Witnesses of War
47. Sophie's Choice: Holocaust Literature as Psychological Fiction
48. An Incredible Tale of Survival: Alicia, My Story
49. Revealing the Ugly Truth: The Holocaust in Romania
50. A Romanian Hero: The Memoirs of Wilhelm Filderman
51. Ion Antonescu: Hitler's Forgotten Ally
52. Anti-Semitism in Romania: The Journal of Mihai Sebastian
53. Heroism in Hell: Resistance, the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising
54. Privilege and Persecution: The Diary of Mary Berg
55. Janusz Korczak: The King of the Children of the Warsaw Ghetto
56. The Pianist: The Extraordinary Story of Survival in Warsaw
57. Trapped in the Lodz Ghetto: The Cage
58. The Book Thief: Holocaust Literature as Best Seller
59. The Forgotten Holocaust: The Rape of Nanking
60. A Cataclismic War: Postwar, a History of Europe since 1945
61. The Cultural Revolution and The Great Leap Forward
62. The Killing Fields: Genocide in Cambodia
63. Genocide in Rwanda: Me Against My Brother
64. North Korea's State of Terror: Nothing to Envy
65. Yad Vashem: "A Place and a Name" of Remembrance
66. An Impossible Conflict in Gaza: Rock the Casbah
67. Anti-Semitism Today and the Assault on Democratic Values
68. Would you Forgive the Nazi Perpetrator? The Sunflower
69. Could the Holocaust Happen Again? Nazi Hunter
70. Ethics Above Politics
Conclusion: Judaic Studies and the Holocaust via Reviews
In this well researched and very well written book about the Holocaust, author Claudia Moscovici reveals the best Holocaust authors who illustrate the events of the Shoah from personal experiences or research. She adds vivid descriptions to the historical events of the Nazi genocide narrative in successive European countries. . . . This is a book that adroitly shines historical light upon examples of our darkest times. In terms of historical fact and our greatest failure of ethics, it serves well as a teaching aid in middle and secondary schools. The author's clarity demarcates the terror, agony and murder of millions of innocent families at the hands of those willing to negate their potential as human beings. . . . Holocaust Memories takes the reader (and student) on a mesmerizing tale of dread and horror. Yet it also brings a clear message of hope. This outstanding book can play a critical role in teaching the world's children how to confront morality and how to respect others who are dissimilar.
— New York Journal of Books
The screen that portrays the horrors of the twentieth Century is fading more rapidly than its audience can bear. Claudia Moscovici's book will go far to help keep it lit longer.
— Joseph Polak, Author of After the Holocaust the Bells Still Ring, Winner of the 2015 National Jewish Book Award
This book fills a present and mounting need for all readers interested in the Holocaust, including scholars and teachers. With the literature about that unprecedented crime becoming steadily more extensive, Claudia Moscovici's work offers a valuable and well-written guide to key works on various aspects of the Holocaust or on its entire history.
— Guy Stern, Distinguished Professor Emeritus, Wayne State University, Director, International Institute of the Righteous Holocaust Memorial Center Zekelman Family Center
Holocaust Memories is a morally urgent book, an encyclopedia of mourning, remembrance, and compassion, an invitation and a behest to keep memory alive and to resist unwaveringly any form of authoritarian temptation. It is particularly recommended to high school and college students, but also to a general audience. I learned a lot from it and I am convinced that many others will share my superlative endorsement.
— Vladimir Tismaneanu, Professor of Politics, University of Maryland (College Park)
A well-written series of book reviews that can be used as a solid tool for those who want to study the Holocaust.
— Radu Ioanid, author of The Holocaust in Romania and The Ransom of the Jews
Intended for a wide public and a new generation of readers, this bold and ambitious book forms an overview of the Holocaust from a myriad of sources—historical, philosophical, or literary works and films. More than sixty lucid and concise essays (usually two or three pages long) introduce various circumstances of human cruelty in Germany, Hungary, Romania, and Soviet Russia, but also in Cambodia and Rwanda. These focused readings comprise an invaluable source book for anyone seeking to understand the horrors of totalitarian regimes, constantly reminding us that moral courage must prevail over politics.
— Edward K. Kaplan, Kaiserman Professor in the Humanities Emeritus, Brandeis University, author a two-volume biography of Abraham Joshua Heschel (1907-1972)
Holocaust Memories provides a wealth of reviews and summaries of major memoirs, histories, biographies, novels and films related to the Holocaust. In the breadth of its coverage it provides an important and much-needed resource for teachers and students of all ages who are exploring the record of a tragedy so extensive and horrific it defies understanding. In bringing together testimonials and perspectives from many different voices and a range of genres, Moscovici provides a nuanced and multi-faceted approach that will allow readers to begin to register the unfathomable pain and loss brought about by the Nazis' decimation of Jews, Gypsies, Poles and other groups. The clarity and vividness of the writing make the reviews intense, each capturing a sense of the impact of the source being described. And since the anthology also covers works about other genocides, such as those in China, Cambodia, and Rwanda, it underscores that genocide is not just a matter of history; it is sadly also a matter of the present.
— Natalie McKnight, Dean and Professor of Humanities, The College of General Studies, Boston University
The Holocaust is much more than a historical event; it is a continuing story playing out in the lives of survivors, their descendants, their communities and entire societies. It is a seminal presence that provokes reflection and alerts us to the risks of falling into the abyss of inhuman depravity—of what could happen because it did happen. In Holocaust Memories, Moscovici has given us a panoramic view of the Shoah and framed it with other modern genocides. This book is at once much broader than virtually any other work I know, deeper than most in its gentle insistence that we persist in wrestling with the most fundamental moral questions. Those questions are as pertinent today as they were in 1945. Holocaust Memories will be an invaluable resource as I write my own memoirs as a survivor.
— Martin Heisler, Professor Emeritus of Government and Politics, University of Maryland, College Park
Listen to an interview with Claudia Moscovici on the New Books Network podcast!
10/9/2020 - Jewish News Syndicate (JNS) published an article by author Claudia Moscovici titled "On the bipartisan need for Holocaust education and a strong Israel." Link: https://www.jns.org/opinion/on-the-bipartisan-need-for-holocaust-education-and-a-strong-israel/


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Friedrich Ludovici (* 19. März 1792 in Kassel; † 29. November 1869 in Braunschweig) war ein deutscher Offizier, der von 1849 bis 1855 Kommandant des Herzoglich Braunschweigischen Infanterie-Regiments und anschließend Generalmajor und Brigadekommandeur war.

Militärische Laufbahn
Ludovici trat am 17. Februar 1806 in Westfalen in den Militärdienst ein und diente seit dem 1. Januar 1808 als Sergeant in der westfälischen Jäger-Garde. Am 25. April 1809 wurde er zum Sekonde-Leutnant ernannt und nahm am Krieg gegen Österreich teil. Am 30. Januar 1811 wurde er zum Premier-Leutnant befördert und kam am 23. Januar 1812 zum 3. Linien-Regiment. In den Jahren 1812 bis 1813 nahm Ludovici am Krieg gegen Russland und Preußen, seit Januar 1813 im 4. Linien-Regiment, teil. Am 20. April 1814 kam er als Leutnant zum 3. Linien-Bataillon nach Braunschweig. Als Stabskapitän wurde er im 2. leichten Bataillon eingesetzt und am 16. Juni in der Schlacht bei Quatre-Bras verwundet. Am 3. Februar 1816 wurde er auf Wartegeld gesetzt, ehe er am 12. August zum Reserve-Bataillon Helmstedt kam. Ludovici wurde am 19. Mai 1820 zum Kapitän ernannt und am 8. Mai 1822 erneut auf Wartegeld gesetzt. Am 11. September 1826 wurde er zum Garde-Grenadier-Bataillon aggregiert und wurde am 14. Januar 1829 Kompaniechef. Er wurde am 21. Oktober 1830 Chef der 2. Kompanie des III. (Leib-)Bataillons des Herzoglich Braunschweigischen Infanterie-Regiments. Hier wurde er seit dem 11. November 1842 mit dem Charakter eines Majors eingesetzt, die Beförderung erfolgte am 20. Mai 1843, wobei er zugleich etatmäßiger Stabsoffizier wurde. Am 17. Juli 1846 wurde ihm das Kommando des Leib-Bataillons übertragen und nach seiner Ernennung am 23. April zum Oberstleutnant wurde er am 31. August 1849 Kommandant des Herzoglich Braunschweigischen Infanterie-Regiments. Am 25. April 1852 wurde er zum Oberst und am 14. Februar 1855 zum Generalmajor und Brigadekommandeur ernannt. Am 12. Dezember 1861 wurde er in Pension geschickt und zugleich bis zum 4. Oktober 1867 als Vizekommandant der Garnison Braunschweig eingesetzt. Ludovici verstarb am 29. November 1869 in Braunschweig.

Literatur
 Gustav Franz Achatius von Kortzfleisch, Generalleutnant a. D. von Otto: v. Ludovici, Friedrich. In: Geschichte des Braunschweigischen Infanterie-Regiments Nr. 92. 2. Band: Von der Errichtung des neuen Truppenkorps 1813 bis zum Ausbruch des Krieges 1870. Druck und Verlag von Albert Limbach, Braunschweig 1896, S. 433 (tu-braunschweig.de PDF).

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Militärperson (Braunschweig)
Person in den Koalitionskriegen (Frankreich)
Person in der Schleswig-Holsteinischen Erhebung
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The famine ravaging South Sudan and its neighbors could claim six million lives, a charity warned Friday, as the international community struggles to raise the $4.4 billion needed to avert a full-blown disaster.


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A history item is added to the history of an incident or a work order (the subject) to add information to the subject, such as comments and pictures.
History items can typically only be created. They can only be updated by managers and system administrators.


Over 3000 people braved the 35c plus temperature to line the Clare 'main street' on Friday evening to be a part of the community Christmas pageant for 2015.
And as per usual the support group from Clare Lions Club managed and coordinated this time honoured event with the assistance of other service groups.
The local Clare Scout group proudly headed proceedings quickly followed by Beyond Bank Business Development Manager John Morrison in his 'borrowed' Datsun 2000.
Our wonderful staff from Clare, supported by community volunteers Angus Harris and Dara, Alyssa & Bryce Toms flanked the sports coupe handing out antlers and slapsticks throughout the procession.
Adding to the fun and frivolity, staff members John Morrison, Gareth Toms and Abby Harris and our community volunteer family 'the Toms' entertained pageant goers dressed as clowns.
Trish Barrett and John Hunt provided the Beyond Bank community visibility, and at the same time some semblance of order, by refusing to don the clown suits!
The after party held in Melrose Park was, as always, a spectacular affair and being new to the district, Lions President Ron Wurst took the opportunity to introduce our Senior Relationship Advisor Gareth Toms to the large crowd.
With the festive season well upon us, the significant community partnerships involved in putting this magnificent event together reinforce that if we all continue to work as one, we can continue to create more good together.


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Foyt Racing – Qualifying Report: Detroit Belle Isle Grand Prix – Race 1
DETROIT May 29, 2015—Takuma Sato qualified fourth in the No. 14 ABC Supply Honda for Race 1 of the Detroit Grand Prix doubleheader which will run tomorrow on the 2.35-mile temporary circuit on Belle Isle. The effort netted him his best start of the season and marked the second time he made the Firestone Fast 6 in the Verizon IndyCar Series this year.
"I'm very happy, very happy," Sato said. "The ABC car worked really well and all the crew on the AJ Foyt Racing team did a fantastic job to put us in the Fast Six a second time this year. Today the track changed very rapidly after that rain shower [between the practice and qualifying sessions]. It was really tricky in the first segment of qualifying but we made some setup changes and it seemed to pay off very nicely. I was able to push really hard and put in a good lap time. Hopefully we can keep this competitiveness for tomorrow's race."
Jack Hawksworth did not fare as well as Sato since a red flag for Josef Newgarden's contact with the barrier in Turn 13 cut short the Group 2 qualifying session just as Hawksworth was to lay down a fast lap. He barely missed transferring to the next segment. He will start 14th in the No. 41 ABC Supply Honda.
"The qualifying session wasn't very good for us," said a dejected Hawksworth. "We went out straightaway and kind of got hosed on the red flag just like we did at Long Beach. It's disappointing because we probably would have gone through, but that's just the way it is."
Will Power set a new track record in his Chevy-powered machine en route to his third Verizon P1 pole award of the year. His Team Penske teammates followed with Helio Castroneves second and Juan Pablo Montoya third. Sato squeezed in ahead of Simon Pagenaud while Sebastien Bourdais completed the top six.
The teams will have a 30-minute final warmup in the morning. The race will be broadcast live by ABC-TV starting at 3:30 p.m. ET.
category: A.J. Foyt Racing PR
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Q: Cakephp can't update data in shell file The below shell script is supposed to update the Notification.emailed database cell once an email notification has been sent but it is not working. I have tried the save method and the saveField method but they are not working. I called the shell from the console and there are no errors and $id and $email display on screen as per the last 2 lines of the script. I am unable to debug as there is no error. Please help.
Here is the part of my shell script:
<?php
App::uses('CakeEmail', 'Network/Email');

class EmailnotificationShell extends AppShell {

public $uses = array('User', 'Notification');

public function fsnotify() {

    $notifications = $this->Notification->find('all', array(
    'recursive' => 1,
    'conditions' => array('Notification.viewed' => '0', 'Notification.emailed' => '0', 'User.emailauth' => '1'),
    'group' => array('Notification.user_id')
    ));

    foreach ($notifications as $notification){

    $email = $notification['User']['email'];
    $id = $notification['Notification']['id'];

      $this->Notification->id = $id;
      // $this->Notification->saveField('emailed', 1, array('validate' => false, 'callbacks' => false));

      $data = array('Notification.emailed' => 1);
      $this->Notification->save($data);
      $this->Notification->clear();
     // below lines for testing in console
      $this->out($id);
      $this->out($email);
    }

}

A: You shouldn't prefix the column name with the alias in the save data array. So the following:-
$data = array('Notification.emailed' => 1);
$this->Notification->save($data);

Should be:-
$data = array('emailed' => 1);
$this->Notification->save($data);

If it's still not saving then try checking for any validation errors:-
debug($this->Notification->invalidFields());

Just because there's no obvious error doesn't mean there's no way to debug your code! :-)


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Q: how to export MYSQL records to individual Microsoft word file? I am working on a project and I need to export each mysql records to an individual word file, but i don't know how to do it? there are lots of articles on the net talking about export data in a word file but i need each record to be exported in an individual word file.here is the code i used but it's output is just a word file contains all the records while I need each record to be saved on an individual Microsoft Office File.the code below uses PHPexcel class to read an excel file and then import it to Mysql now i want to save each records of mysql to an individual Microsoft word file. Thanks for any answers.
<?php
require_once 'Classes/PHPExcel.php';
$objReader = new PHPExcel_Reader_Excel2007();
$objPHPExcel = $objReader->load('book1.xlsx');
$rowIterator = $objPHPExcel->getActiveSheet()->getRowIterator();

$skip_rows = 0;
$excell_array_data = array();
foreach($rowIterator as $row){
    $cellIterator = $row->getCellIterator();
    $cellIterator->setIterateOnlyExistingCells(false);
    if($skip_rows >= $row->getRowIndex ()) continue;
    $rowIndex = $row->getRowIndex ();
    $excell_array_data[$rowIndex] = array();

    foreach ($cellIterator as $cell) {
        $excell_array_data[$rowIndex][$cell->getColumn()] = $cell->getCalculatedValue();
    }
}

$link = @mysql_connect('localhost', 'root', '');
if ($link){
    $db_selected = mysql_select_db('proje', $link);
    @mysql_set_charset('utf8',$link);

    //Create Database table with one Field
    $sql = "CREATE TABLE xlsx (
    rowID INT NOT NULL ,
    PRIMARY KEY (rowID)
    )";
    mysql_query($sql);

    //Create Others Field (A, B, C & ...)
    $columns_name = array();
    $columns_name = $excell_array_data[$skip_rows+1];
    foreach (array_keys($columns_name) as $fieldname ){
        $sql = "ALTER TABLE xlsx ADD $fieldname VARCHAR(1000)";
        mysql_query($sql);
    }
 $i = 0;
    //Insert Excel data to MySQL
    foreach( $excell_array_data as $k=>$v){
    //echo $keys."\n
";
    //var_dump ($v);

        $keys = join(array_keys($v), ',');
        $values = join($v, "','");

/*
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// Create new COM object – word.application
$word = new COM("word.application");

// Hide MS Word application window
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A: From your question I understand that the problem is creating multiple Word documents and not creating one Word document from PHP.
Creating one Word document from PHP (website) can be done using multiple methods. When the user works from within the website and not from within Word to establish the document, I prefer the use of RTF files with some placeholders. For low volume they are easy to set up. For high volume of different templates or tables a night mare nonetheless, from the development of Invantive Composition (I work there) I learnt that you might want to switch then to the XML format or a functional representation of that.
In your case I would recommend generating a number of RTF files from PHP and then zipping them together, since a website normally only delivers one attachment per iteration. Zipping them together can be done in memory, but you might also want to consider doing it on disk somewhere, depending on the size of the files created.


Embassy Gathers Elite Group of Space Policy Chiefs - France in the United States / Embassy of France in Washington, D.C.
In a multi-session conference on January 9, François Delattre, the Ambassador of France to the United States, hosted "French Space Policy: Providing Insights on European Space Challenges and Opportunities."
Gathering experts from multiple stakeholder fields that included government, science, and the aeronautics industry, the event, held at the French embassy, shed light on the current state of Europe-based space activity.
Ambassador François Delattre provided introductory remarks, highlighting France's long dedication to space research and public policy "in the service of "Europe" and in conjunction with the EU-administered European Space Agency (ESA).
Among the expert speakers, Thierry Duquesne, Director of Strategy, Programs, and International Relations at France's National Space Agency (CNES), described France's unique history and role in European space capacity.
When Charles de Gaulle was President (1959-1969), his conviction that France should possess autonomous access to space, Mr. Duquesne said, is what provided the initial political will, funding, and research to make the goal a reality. In large part because of France's early leadership role in space activity, Europe now enjoys its own means of launching spacecraft and monitoring weather.
Mr. Duquesne underscored the importance of matching business interests to state-funded research. The next generation of French rockets and satellites "depends on the commercial market," he said. Sectors related to the space industry include a broad palette of scientific and business areas, from climate research and weather surveillance to telecommunications and military intelligence.
The CNES operated a total budget of $2.6 billion in 2012.
Also among the expert speakers was Sean O'Keefe, CEO and Chairman of the Board of EADS North America, a multinational aerospace and defense conglomerate. He served as NASA Administrator, the U.S. space agency's top position, from 2001 to 2005.
Other expert presenters included senior representatives from Arianespace, Astrium Americas, CLS America, Safran, and ThalesAlenia-Space.
Please click here for excerpts from the space policy speech delivered January 9 by Geneviève Fioraso, Minister of Higher Education and Research.


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Q: An established connection was aborted by the software in your host machine when downloading artifacts from Nexus I'm using a Windows Server 2008 R2 t2.large AWS instance to run Nexus repository manager, jenkins and other tools. I have a java process that downloads artifacts (.zip files size 2.6 GB) from Nexus to the local repo in the instance. The file starts downloading but after a certain amount of time, the connection gets aborted and reconnected. So the downloaded file is lost. In the end a partial file is downloaded. When looking at Nexus logs, it says:

An established connection was aborted by the software in your host
  machine, at sun.nio.ch.SocketDispatcher.write0(Native Method) at
  sun.nio.ch.SocketDispatcher.write(SocketDispatcher.java:51)

I have tried disabling the Firewall but still facing the issue. All the processes I'm running are 64-bit. Is this because of some connection Timeout imposed by the OS? Or any limit on downloading larger artifacts?
Tried setting TCPIP properties in regedit still without luck!


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AGH 29th Annual Penguin Swim
by marylandnightlife | Jan 1, 2023 | Event, Ocean-City-Maryland
Date(s) - January 1, 2023
Ocean-City-Maryland
JOIN US ON NEW YEAR'S DAY FOR THE 29TH ANNUAL PENGUIN SWIM!
The 29th Annual Penguin Swim is set for Sunday, January 1, 2023 and will take place once again on the beach at The Princess Royale Oceanfront Hotel at 91st Street & the Ocean in Ocean City, Maryland!
Get ready to dunk your penguin tail in the frigid waters of the Atlantic Ocean to support our community's Healthcare Heroes!
The Penguin Swim is a fun, annual event to support our not-for-profit community hospital. Each year, hundreds of Penguins raise funds to help the hospital provide the excellent quality care our community depends on.
Individual and Team fundraising efforts by Penguin Swim participants enable Atlantic General to continue to provide that care, but they can't do it alone! Business sponsors help make the event a great success as the Penguin Swim is one of our largest fundraisers in support of Atlantic General Hospital's mission to provide a coordinated care system with access to quality care, personalized service and education to create a healthy community.
All proceeds benefit Atlantic General Hospital Foundation. AGH is a 501c3 organization, gifts are tax-deductible as allowed by law.
Princess Royale Oceanfront Resort
Registration & Check-In
The Swim is at 12:00pm
Pre-Registration & Advance Check-In
Wristbands and Shirts Can Be Picked Up Early! Avoid long lines and confusion at the event and receive an additional Penguin Swim item!
9:00 AM - AGH 29th Annual Penguin Swim
10:00 AM - Bottomless Mimosas at THE GALLEY RESTAURANT
11:00 AM - 2023 Maryland Polar Bear Plunge
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Bottomless Mimosas at THE GALLEY RESTAURANT
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