2019 Updated Readme

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+# 2019 Updated README
+## Will include local installation and AmazonAWS
+
+## Running YAMZ on the Amazon AWS Server
+
+1. Connect to server
+The AWS server restricts access to certain IP addresses. If you can identify the IP addresses used by your university VPN, 
+John Kunze can have them added so that you can ssh into the server.
+
+On your own VPN, in your terminal session, enter the following command:
+
+$ ssh yamz@ids-yamz2-dev.yamz.net
+
+2. Create directory (first time only)
+
+The first time, you'll want to create your own personal directory so that you can make changes that don't effect the
+original files which are in /apps/yamz/yamz.
+
+Your directory will be something like /apps/yamz/<yourname>. You can then copy /apps/yamz/yamz to /apps/yamz/<yourname>
+
+[not sure if you should populate your directory by using the GitHub clone or just copying the files over]
+cp -avr /apps/yamz/yamz /apps/yamz/<yourname>
+
+3. Change directory and set up virtual environment
+
+cd /apps/yamz/<yourdirectory>
+source ./venv/bin/activate
+
+4. Set the environment variable DATABASE_URL
+
+$ export DATABASE_URL=postgresql://rds-ids-yamz-dev.cmcguhglinoa.us-west-2.rds.amazonaws.com
+
+5. Start YAMZ
+
+ $ ./ice.py --role=contributor --config=.seaice &
+
+6. View YAMZ in your web browser
+
+ http://http://ids-yamz2-dev.yamz.net
+
+## PostGreSQL Notes
+
+## Amazon AWS First Time Setup
+
+## Local Setup
+
+## UNIX Tips and Tricks