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Missing Child {FirstName}, {LastName}
6 |7 | 8 | 9 | {FirstName}
10 | {LastName}
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2 | AMBER Alerts
11 |AMBER Alerts can only be requested by Law Enforcement. A very small percentage of missing child cases qualify for an AMBER Alert.
12 |In Minnesota, the criteria are:
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- Law Enforcement must believe that the child has been abducted. 16 |
- Law Enforcement must believe that the child is in serious danger of bodily harm or death. 17 |
- There must be enough descriptive information about the victim and the abductor for the public to be of help in locating the child. 18 |
- The child’s information must be entered in the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) and be flagged as a child abduction. 19 |
If your child is not issued an AMBER Alert, it does not mean that your child is not missing, that the police are not looking for your child, or that nobody is taking your child’s case seriously. All it means is that law enforcement has decided that AMBER Alert is not the right tool for finding your child and bringing them home. There are still many tools that law enforcement, you, and your team of advocates and volunteers can do to bring your child home.
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1 | In order to deploy the API application out to Azure, there are a few things that need to be installed first.
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3 | 1. [Install Azure SDK](https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/downloads/)
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5 | Once you have your environment setup, you will want to open ~/deploy/MCM.KidsIdApp.Template/MCM.KidsIdApp.Template.sln
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7 | 1. Once the solution file is opened - open up templates\azuredeploy.parameters.json
8 | 1. Modify parameters as needed (changing host name, etc)
9 | 1. Right click the project file (MCM.KidsIdApp.Template) and select "Deploy" -> "New Deployment..."
10 | 1. Inside the deployment window select your account and subscription
11 | 1. For Resource Group either choose an existing resource group or create a new one
12 | 1. Click on Edit Parameters to double check everything is correct
13 | 1. Click save and then click "Deploy"
14 | 1. Validate the output window, the very bottom part should say something similar to "Deployment succeeded"
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16 | You can run ARM templates via PowerShell if needed by using the New-AzureRmResourceGroupDeployment
17 | More information about this topic can be found here: [ARM Template MSDN Article](https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/resource-group-template-deploy/)
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19 | Once the Mobile App is inside your resource group inside [Azure Portal](http://portal.azure.com/), we will select it and modify the settings to add the social authentications
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21 | Click on "All settings"
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25 | Select "Authentication / Authorization"
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29 | Select the On option
30 | Enter in each social network key and secret
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1 | using System;
2 | using System.Collections.Generic;
3 | using System.IO;
4 | using System.Text.Json;
5 | using MobileKidsIdApp.Models;
6 |
7 | namespace MobileKidsIdApp.Services
8 | {
9 | public partial class FamilyRepository
10 | {
11 | private readonly string FileName = "f.htbox";
12 | private readonly char[] PaddingChars = new char[]
13 | {
14 | (char)0x0B, (char)0x0e, (char)0x0F,
15 | (char)0x01, (char)0x02, (char)0x03, (char)0x04, (char)0x05,
16 | (char)0x06, (char)0x07, (char)0x08, (char)0x09, (char)0x10
17 | };
18 |
19 | private string BasePath => Environment.GetFolderPath(Environment.SpecialFolder.MyDocuments);
20 | private string FilePath => Path.Combine(BasePath, FileName);
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22 | private ListDisaster Prep
10 |Here are some resources to help you and your family know what to do should your family become separated in a disaster.
11 |The CDC has an excellent and detailed resource on how to prepare your family in the event of a disaster.
12 | CDC Disaster Preparedness 13 |A contact card is a really good way to start. These cards can be placed in wallets, backpacks, inside phone cases (between the phone and the case). It’s a great way to make sure that your family members all have the info they need to reunite with you in a disaster
14 | ReadyGov Family_Emegency_Plan.pdf 15 |In particular, think about these things:
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- Does your city, school system and employer have a disaster preparedness guide? 18 |
- Do you know what will happen if you need to be evacuated? 19 |
- If your children need to be evacuated from school? 20 |
- Have you signed up for your city’s Reverse 911 and Code Red systems, so that you will be notified in the case of an emergency? 21 |
- If you are signed up, is your information current? Consider checking to be sure. 22 |
Quickly familiarizing yourself with this information will go a long way toward reunifying with your family after a mass disaster.
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