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JourneyThroughHell reviews: Heavy Rain (PS3) - Review Wars 4 Entry (5th Place)
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1 POSTED: 18 Dec 2010 12:35
This was my entry for our very own Review Wars 4. Went over alright, so I figured I'd post it.
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It's a matter of personal taste and all, but, for what it's worth, 2010 has been an extraordinary year for me in terms of gaming. Of course, many might object that the year has seen the release of the Playstation Move and the Xbox Kinect, both intriguing concepts that have yet failed to really deliver in terms of their libraries. This is what 2010 is likey to be remembered for but, aside from that, there have been other, much more significant (in this reviewer's opinion) developments - the gigantic success of Minecraft due to its depth and despite its outdated graphics has diminished the weight of the "gamers only care about technology and title" argument, while the mass continuations of AAA-title series have proven that popular games are usually popular for a pretty good reason. From Red Dead Redemption to Mass Effect 2, the year has given us many different titles that should appeal to a wide variety of people.
But I'm not here to review the year, but rather the best game it has produced. And, while I'm not going to lie, there are two answers I can easily give to this question, I'm going to name only one game today - Heavy Rain.
Heavy Rain is a game by Quantic Dream, the French developers behind Omikron: The Nomad Soul, a high-on-originality production that, unfortunately, continues to be overlooked even today, and Fahrenheit (Indigo Prophecy for the you, Americans, out there), my GOTY of 2005 and the game with the best prologue sequence I've ever seen, marred by its writers going a little insane while penning the second half of the game.
Fahrenheit was fairly successfull, so, naturally, Quantic Dream were picked up by a big publisher (Sony) to do another game for them. The new game was called Heavy Rain and it was first shown in 2006 with its The Casting demo, which didn't really show much of the game's mechanics... not much of anything, really. And then the game kind of dissapeared.
At that time, the only gaming platform I had was a PC, but when I heard of it again, 2009, I had already owned a 360 and figured that I had to play it. As you see, Heavy Rain had a lot to live up to being the main reason for me getting a PS3.
But more to the point. For those unfamiliar, Heavy Rain is a PS3-exclusive video game in the loosest sense of the word. Yes, that is, in fact, one of the main selling points of the game - it's not exactly what we're used to seeing on the shelves in video game stores. It doesn't even have a genre, really, so it's described by some people as "an interactive drama" and by others as "a movie you have to press buttons to watch".
The game is set in an nameless fictional town in the U.S.A. and revolves around a string of child murders comitted by the so-called Origami Killer. By the time the game's events start to unfold, the body of the eighth victim is found and Shaun Mars, another child, has dissapeared, thought to be kidnapped by the killer.
The game has four playable protagonists, all of whom are engaged in the search for the missing boy. Among them are Ethan Mars, the boy's father, a promising architect whose life has gone astray after the accidental death of his child two years prior to the main plot's events, Madison Paige, an insomniac journalist trying to dig deeper into the story of the killer, Scott Shelby, a private investigator hired by the families of the previous victims to find the boy, and Norman Jayden, an FBI profiler working in collaboration with the city's police.
This is all, I can tell you, because, saying more than that would be a definite spoiler... and you wouldn't want to have this game spoiled. The story is, undoubtedly, the main focus of the game and, as such, it is absolutely obligatory that it is good. Thankfully, it's good. Really good, in fact. The overall plot of the game easily keeps you interested, is filled with suspense and thrill and, while not particularly full of revelations and surprises, build up to one hell of a final act. Most of the people who played Fahrenheit will tell you that its greatest misstep was in the story department. Heavy Rain has none of that. It's solid, engaging and fairly meaningful throughout the whole game.
However, it's not its strongest point. By far. No, that would be the direction and the situations the game puts you in. In that regard, the series I would compare Heavy Rain to is Call of Duty. Both of the games, while completely different in about everything, rely heavily on set pieces and creative situations. And both do it really well. I could give you an example of the genius behind Heavy Rain's set pieces, but, really, that would be the biggest spoiler I could give away.
Another spectacular achievement by the game's creators is the emphasis on characterization. Let me put it bluntly - you will care for the characters in Heavy Rain. Not only are they as real as characters in gaming have ever been, they're immensely likeable and very complex. Heavy Rain centers around a fairly outlandish situation, but puts real people in it, which is why it is all the more powerful. The only thing I really need to tell you about that is that there were moments in the game where I had to look away from the screen - not because something gross or scary was going on, but because I saw bad things happen to people I got used to and grew to like over the course of the game and I could not look at them unfold.
Actually, the characterization in Heavy Rain is not the only thing that contributed to me caring for the game's protagonists. The other thing is a very simple, yet ingenious game design move - if you screw up and something bad happens, it will stay that way till the rest of the game. And you can screw up, royally at that. This is puts a sense of danger and anxiety to the game I can't properly describe. Yeah, alright, you can sort of restart a chapter (which I did, I admit), but that's really missing the point.
Now you might be asking: "How can you screw up? What's the gameplay part of this game?". The answer is - basically, quick-time-events. Now, I'm not a particular fan of those, although I don't really mind them as well, unless they're poorly implemented. Good thing, then, that Heavy Rain does them really, really well. As well as it should, QTEs being an integral part of the game.
They take some getting used to, but, once you get over your initial scepticism, you should probably find out that the button prompts you are required to press are not random at all - the right analog stick is used for whole body movement actions, the cross-square-triangle-circle buttons represent certain limbs and R1 is for shooting a gun. The action scenes these are required for are amazingly fast-paced and, after a while, the controls get really intuitive.
Of course, not the whole game is QTEs. There are parts where you walk around, talk, interact with objects. The big problem some people had with the game is the walking controls - the camera is fixed, giving the game a cinematic feel, but it changes quite often and can disorientate the player. Moreover, you have to use the left thumbstick and be pressing R2 to move around, otherwise you'll just turn to facing the direction you need to go in.
This is not a game breaker by any means. Sure, the fact that the camera is fixed and you have only a couple of camera options per scene does make interacting with some of the scenery a little harder, but, really, it's a minor problem. And the fact that the camera perspective might shift while you're walking is negated by the fact that, unless you make any adjustments with the left control stick, your character will keep walking the way he was walking.
You also constantly talk to people, which is realised by giving you a number of dialogue variants that don't include whole phrases, but, rather, the general themes of your answers. No complaints about that, it's pretty accurate, the only problem is that the answers spin around the head of your character as if he's dizzy or something and are fairly hard to see. It wouldn't be a problem, but, if you don't chose fast enough, but the game will do it for you and it won't go for the better choice.
That's how Heavy Rain plays. But there's much more to the game. The game's really atmospheric with constant raining and darkness, there is an overarching weather theme, like the one found in Fahrenheit (rain and snow, respectively). What complements that are beautiful, borderline incredible graphics, great motion capture and facial recognition that only once or twice slips into the uncanny valley throughout the game, tremendous voice acting by, in this reviewer's opinion, one of the most underrated casts of the history of gaming, an amazing musical score which, while repeating itself fairly often thoughout the game, is memorable and authentic... and that's kind of it.
It's not perfect. There are no scenes quite up to par with Fahrenheit's intro, the plot has some noticeable holes and the game is really meant to be played once, which you will understand if you should go into a second playthrough. It's not that original either, most of the ideas originated in Fahrenheit, but, here, they really shine. This is interactive drama perfection, the best this concept could ever offer. If there was a deeper, more bold and fresh experience in 2010, I have no knowledge of it. As such, I can only recommend you to buy this incredible title.
MiracleOfSound
This was great, I enjoyed reading it and it made me want to play the game. The camera and controls sound kinda like Silent Hill 2 from how you described them, would that be true?
Unfortunately I still can't afford that PS3 I've wanted for the last year, but when I can it's God Of War 3, Heavy Rain and Last Guardian time :)
MiracleOfSound:
The camera and controls sound kinda like Silent Hill 2 from how you described them, would that be true?
I have no earthly clue.
I would assume you don't actually have to keep a button pressed to move around in Silent Hill 2. But the camera is fixed, so, yes, somewhat like that.
However, walking around is not a particularly essential part of the game and, by the time you'll be required to do it fast, you're bound to get the hang of it.
Stranger of Sorts
Ooh I quite enjoyed reading that, I can see where the judges would have nitpicked but I've always been one to gloss over such things. Good review.
Kind of makes me wish I played Heavy Rain, I have no idea why I didn't...
Saltyk
Great and honest review of a great game.
Stranger of Sorts:
You really should. You have missed out.
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6 POSTED: 22 Mar 2011 19:02
I actually thoroughly enjoyed heavy rain. I actually watched it all on youtube. Was very good, amazing detail. I did love the story and how it can change whatever you do. Did find it a bit annoying at time to see stuff and what was going on. But all in all was a good 8 hours of reviewing. worth the watch. I'd go see it if it were an actual film.
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Bill and Erma Riley opened The Pathfinder, a single-store operation, in 1975, to bring to life their desire to help Kansans enjoy outdoor experiences as much as they did. Specializing in gear and clothing for bicycling, backpacking, paddling, climbing, traveling, fly fishing and other outdoor activities, they celebrated 40 years in business earlier this year.
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Covid vaccines not effective for patients who had lung, kidney transplants: Study
Covid-19 vaccines do not work well enough for patients who recently had lung- or kidney transplants, researchers at the University Medical Center Groningen found. While the vaccines are safe for both groups, these patients do not create enough antibodies after the vaccine to effectively protect them from Covid-19.
UMCG researchers studied the effect of Covid-19 vaccines in kidney patients, lung patients, and cancer patients. The results of the first two studies were published on the UMCG site on Tuesday. The results of the cancer patients study are not yet in.
The coronavirus is extra dangerous for lung transplant patients, because it infects the transplanted organ. And while the vaccines are safe to use on these patients, they are not or hardly effective for a large part of patients who have undergone a lung transplant, was found in a study led by lung transplant doctor Erik Verschuuren and virologist Coretta van Leer of the UMCG.
Patients who have a lung transplant are given drugs to stop their bodies from rejecting the new lungs. These drugs suppress the immune system, which makes these patients more susceptible to viral infections like the coronavirus. It also hampers their ability to create antibodies.
UMCG internist-nephrologist Jan-Stephan Sanders investigated the effectiveness of Covid-19 vaccines on approximately 12,000 kidney transplant patients who use immunosuppressive drugs, about 60 thousand patients with renal failure, and about 6 thousand patients on dialysis. The good news is that the vaccines are safe for all three groups of kidney patients. The vaccines are also effective for patients with kidney failure and patients on dialysis - after two shots they produce enough antibodies to protect them against Covid-19.
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Hostplant: H. pardalinus larvae feed primarily on plants from the subgenera Granadilla, Astrophea and Distephana (Passifloraceae) (Brown, 1981).
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Q: Questions about instance variables and declaring their properties If I declare instance variables and objects in my header between brackets with "IBOutlet" in front of them, do I have to set the objects properties?
Also does this mean they are private? What does it mean for them to BE private???

A: If you do @property and @synthesize you do not have to declare variables. The .h file is an api for a class so declaring anything inside it, has an intension to be public rather than private.
To declare IBOutlet private, you need to create a category,
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Above code will be inside .m file.
Hope this will help

A: You just have to declare variables of an object as IBOutlets (assuming you are hooking them up using Interface Builder). They don't have to be properties unless you have a reason to make them a property (i.e. you want the variable to be accessible by other objects). A private property can't be accessed by an external object.

A: No,It is not necessary to set properties for IBOutlets, Just declaring them would be enough
for eg:
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If you want the variables to be private then you will have to declare it in this form
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Instance variables declared as private in a class can be accessed only by an instance of the class.

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Whistleblowers who also claim discrimination likely to lose tribunal case
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Whistleblowers who claim to be victims of workplace discrimination are more likely to lose their case, according to new research.
A report published by the Equality and Employment Law Centre, which was based on research conducted by the University of Greenwich, looked at 603 cases heard at employment tribunals in 2015-2018. Some 247 involved a combination of whistleblowing and discrimination.
It found whistleblowers who made allegations of discrimination were unlikely to be successful in their case.
Discrimination due to race (17.6%), disability (16.7%) and sex (11.4%) were the most common types of discrimination claimed in conjunction with whistleblowing detriment.
Only around 2.5% of claims involving whistleblowing and race were successful. About 12% involving disability and whistleblowing and 10% involving sex discrimination and whistleblowing were won by the claimant.
Some 61.2% of whistleblowing and discrimination claims involved private sector firms and 34.4% were in the public sector. This meant the public sector is overrepresented in such claims, the report says, as only 16.1% of workers work in the public sector while the private sector workforce is at 81.3%, notes the #Legalsupportmatters report.
"When looking at our top three types of discrimination we see differing patterns. Whistleblowing with a disability discrimination claim is most common in the public sector but least common in the private sector. In contrast, whistleblowing with a sex discrimination claim is most common in the private sector but least common in the public sector," it adds.
Claimants with a discrimination claim were more likely to be self-represented, more likely to not attend or not be represented, and less likely to have legal representation than those bringing a whistleblowing claim without a discrimination claim. Just 36% of whistleblowers who claimed to have been discriminated against had legal representation, while 45% were self-represented.
The employers they had lodged a claim against almost always had legal representation, with organisations facing a disability discrimination claim having the highest level of legal representation (around 93%).
The report concludes: "Claimants face inequality of arms, where the employer is better represented than the claimant. When claimants bring a claim for whistleblowing that includes a discrimination claim they are more likely to be self-represented and, therefore, less likely to have legal representation. This inequality of power is especially pertinent given the complexity of whistleblowing and discrimination legislation."
It recommended the following changes to the employment tribunals system:
early advice available to all claimants to reduce claims in the system
legal aid for all claimants in the employment tribunal system
an increase in the time limit of claims to six months in line with equal pay claims and discrimination claims brought in the civil courts
organisational training and development to educate employers about their legal obligations
reinstatement of the change made by the Equality Act 2010, which permitted recommendations to benefit other employees rather than just the individual claimant who has often left employment at the time of the hearing.
statutory guidance for judges in respect of appropriate recommendations and encouraging their use; particularly around organisational training and development.
Lord Low of Dalston, in his foreword to the report, said: "Bringing a claim for whistleblowing at the same time as a discrimination claim reduces the success rate of both claims. No doubt this has much to do with the further finding that claimants bringing a whistleblowing claim at the same time as one of discrimination are more likely to represent themselves and, therefore, less likely to have legal representation.
"The report makes a number of recommendations for improving the situation of appellants before tribunals and is thus to be warmly welcomed."
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Paid Request: The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo: Mikael Blomkvist [ISFJ 9w8]
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Mikael meticulously combs through evidence, following every lead, going to visit and talk to people who knew his murder victim, and refusing to leap to any conclusions, which means his insights into the crime, the reasons why, and what happened to Harriet are all slow in coming. He almost turns down the job in the first place, because he assumes if Henrik could not find Harriet (and gathered an enormous amount of detailed information about him), there's no hope for him to find her. That has "been done." But he still re-interviews everyone the original investigator did, and eventually theorizes that all the victims of a serial killer must be Jewish, because they all have Bible names. He only reaches this conclusion after Lisbeth finds evidence linking Harriet to a series of serial killers and rape victims. He sneaks into the murderer's house to collect evidence, but cannot think fast enough to get himself out of danger, forcing Lisbeth to rescue him. He is compassionate and concerned for people's feelings, noticing that his questions are making the old investigator sad and apologizing for bringing up a "painful past." He easily feels sympathy for a lost cat and brings it into the house, feeding and taking care of it, and is distraught to find it dead as a threat. He suggests that if talking about something is too painful, they can discuss it later. He looks after Lisbeth and even offers to feed her, given her skinniness. He isn't aware of his personal safety at times, in his desire to investigate, but wants to know the who, the why, and the where. Mikael isn't good about having boundaries, and is permissive in his morals, going along with an affair that "ruined my marriage… but not hers." His intuition is very slow and rather poor, in that even when he has made the connection between the deaths and Harriet, he forms the wrong conclusion about who is responsible for her death. He is open to considering, after finding evidence to support it, that she might still be alive.
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Mikael asserts himself and then backtracks on it, at first refusing to investigate a crime and then going along with it when he thinks he will allow it to "stick it" to the man whose reputation he tried to ruin through his investigative journalism. He is polite and does not stay where he is unwanted, retreating and offering to come back at a later time. He smoothes over misunderstandings and never loses his temper, remaining calm in difficult situations. When Lisbeth aggressively pursues sex, he simply lies back and lets it happen, then falls into a sexual relationship with her—much like, probably, the one he has with his editor at the magazine. He is willing to find leverage again immoral people and break the law to get things done, by hiring a hacker and looking for ways to exploit people he considers to be bad. He exhibits occasional flashes of anger and a willingness to confront people, but it soon subsides into agreeableness.
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Home/Poker/WPTDeepStacks Online: The Story So Far
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Ten events on the WPTDeepStacks online schedule are done and dusted, and some massive prizes are now nestled in the 888poker accounts of those events' champions. PokerNews takes a look at the state of play through the first ten completed events.
The PokerNews live reporting team was on the ground for the WPTDeepStacks #1 – $200,000 Opening Event, a $525 buy-in tournament that drew in a crowd of 359-strong crowd on November 28.
Finland's "Korpisoturi2" accumulated all the chips in play, and turned his $525 investment into an impressive $40,540. The top five finishers walked away with a five-figure score. Runner-up "Tedson89" won $29,300 with "DosPoochies" of Canada scooping $21,300 for his third-place finish. "Gprovinz6" and "okokok1893" finished in fourth and fifth-place respectively and padded their bankrolls with scores worth $15,420 and $11,180.
WPTDeepStacks #1 – $200,000 Opening Event Final Table Results
1 Korpisoturi2 Finland $40,540
2 Tedson89 United Kingdom $29,300
3 DosPoochies Canada $21,300
4 Gprovinz6 Germany $15,420
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9 JohanSchultz Denmark $3,220
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Event #9 was another $200,000 guaranteed affair, but a tournament played as a Progressive Knockout. Some 320 players bought in on December 5 and played down to the nine-handed final table. Those finalists returned to the action on December 6, and it was "GritinhO_Dzi" who walked away with the title plus the lion's share of the $200,000 prize pool.
The Brazilian champion got his hands on an impressive $40,500, which sets him up nicely for the remainder of the festival. GritinhO_Dzi defeated Germany's "Ersin_199090" heads-up, the German sat down at the final table as the chip leader.
Others who reached the final but fell short of the title incluced sixth-place finisher Ricardo "ricardo_ns8" Nascimento and Kelvin "Kelvin_kerbe" Kerbe who finished in fourth-place.
WPTDeepStack #9 – $200,000 PKO Final Table Results
Total Prize
1 GritinhO_Dzi Brazil $17,461 $23,038 $40,500
2 Ersin_199090 Germany $17,461 $4,687 $22,149
3 benmacca93 United Kingdom $10,668 $4,195 $14,863
4 Kelvin "Kelvin_kerbe" Kerbe Brazil $7,728 $1,796 $9,524
5 SereJkee94 Russia $5,628 $3,460 $9,088
6 Ricardo "ricardo_ns8" Mascimento Brazil $4,158 $2,367 $6,525
7 Kotyara1089 Ukraine $3,045 $312 $3,357
8 hughdhatter Ireland $2,268 $906 $3,174
9 Gytis "peledamogis" Lazauninkas Lithuania $1,680 $125 $1,805
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WPTDeepStacks Online Champions To Date
#1 – $200,000 Opening Event $525 359 $200,000 Korpisoturi2 $40,540
#2 – $50,000 Mini Opening Event $55 986 $50,000 Blahaj $7,740
#3 – $75,000 PKO $215 319 $75,000 pactamah23 $13,161*
#4 – $30,000 Mini PKO $55 683 $34,150 SuperQ22 $4,571*
#5 – $75,000 Marathon $440 165 $75,000 tsikmellon $16,076
#6 – $40,000 Half Marathon $109 407 $40,700 stonen555 $7,851
#7 – $75,000 6-Max $320 232 $75,000 hacki1414 $17,250
#8 – $20,000 Mini 6-Max $33 742 $22,260 INCRDBLUCKER $3,599
#9 – $200,000 PKO $525 320 $200,000 GritinhO_Dzi $40,500
#10 – $50,000 Mini PKO $55 1,040 $52,000 NeverBeenGay $7,029*
*includes bounties
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Remaining WPTDeepStacks Events
There is still plenty of WPTDeepStacks action taking place over the next fortnight, and PokerNews' live reporting team are bringing you all the updates from three of the biggest tournaments.
Event #11 is the $100,000 High Roller, which runs December 7-8, while Event #27 is the $200,000 Super High Roller on December 19. Also on December 19, but running through to the 21st, is the latter stages of Event #28, the $1 million guaranteed Main Event. Head to PokerNews on those dates to stay up-to-date with all the goings on from that trio of massive tournaments.
Tue 7 Dec 6:00 p.m. WPTDS #11 – $100,000 High Roller $2,100 $100,000
7:00 p.m. WPTDS #12 – $50,000 Mini High Roller $215 $50,000
7:30 p.m. WPTDS #28 – $1,000,000 Main Event – Day 1 $1,050 $1,000,000
Thu 9 Dec 6:00 p.m. WPTDS #13 – $80,000 PKO 8-Max $440 $80,000
7:00 p.m. WPTDS #14 – $30,000 Mini PKO 8-Max $88 $30,000
Sat 11 Dec 6:00 p.m. WPTDS #15 – $80,000 PKO $215 $80,000
7:00 p.m. WPTDS #16 – $30,000 PKO $55 $30,000
Sun 12 Dec 6:00 p.m. WPTDS #17 – $200,000 Crazy 8 $888 $200,000
7:00 p.m. WPTDS #18 – $50,000 Mini Crazy 8 $55 $50,000
Tue 14 Dec 6:00 p.m. WPTDS #19 – $100,000 9-Max $320 $100,000
7:00 p.m. WPTDS #20 – $30,000 Mini 9-Max $55 $30,000
Thu 16 Dec 6:00 p.m. WPTDS #21 – $100,000 PKO 8-Max $525 $100,000
7:00 p.m. WPTDS #22 – $50,000 Mini PKO 8-Max $160 $50,000
Sat 18 Dec 6:00 p.m. WPTDS #23 – $100,000 PKO 6-Max $440 $100,000
Sun 19 Dec 6:00 p.m. WPTDS #25 – $200,000 Big Shot 109 Main Event $109 $200,000
7:00 p.m. WPTDS #26 – $75,000 Mini Main Event $55 $75,000
8:00 p.m. WPTDS #27 – $200,000 Super High Roller $5,200 $200,000
Mon 20 Dec 3:30 p.m. WPTDS #28 – $1,000,000 Main Event – Day 1 $1,050 $1,000,000
7:00 p.m. WPTDS #28 – $1,000,000 Main Event – Day 2 – $1,000,000
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Our trip to Institut Marquès in Barcelona took place after a long and difficult period of hope and disappointment. The fatigue and disappointment of 4 years of failed attempts in Italy had worn us out, but I decided to give myself the last chance! That's why we couldn't believe our eyes when, on the 18th of February of 2013, the pregnancy test was positive! And we cannot put into words the excitement we felt, when we realized, during the first ultrasound scan with the gynecologist, that we were expecting twins! The pregnancy went very well, and on the 1st of October of 2013 two healthy boys were born. Thank you for your help and support in making our biggest dream come true.


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Your Right to Choose to Feel Good
Feel Good Mindset, Feeling Good, Motivation
Tired of not feeling good? We all get what we believe. Every day you have the right to choose how you want to feel and then consciously direct your attention that way. It's called the law of attraction. If you believe you are worthy of happiness, happiness will come to you because it becomes a conscious – and subconscious – choice. Choosing to focus on feeling good and what makes you happy becomes even more important when we come to the unavoidable forks in the road (called life) that require us to decide. What path you choose is up to you. It really is. If you think you have control you do. If you think you don't, you don't. Like Henry Ford said, "If you think you can or think you can't, you're right."
When you stop and think about it, it is very empowering, even if the only "I can't" that comes up is "I can't go on like this." Then ask yourself, "How can I feel better? What do I need to do to feel better?" And once feeling better starts becoming a priority your life, so does happiness. Most importantly, you start retraining your brain to feel good, so when you don't, you take the bull by the horns and say, "Whoa, I don't feel good. What can I do to feel better?" This puts you back into the control seat. And who doesn't like feeling in control?
The words and thoughts we choose and the internal dialogue we have with ourselves lay the foundation for the "I can" or "I can't" attitude.
People in the "I can" arena take the disappointing day, set back, race, job loss, divorce, or financial challenge and find a way to make it work out. It is why it's call working it out. Just like a workout, you work through our stress, issues, get ready for the day, recover from the day. Workouts – physically or mentally, challenge us and nudge us along to help keep or make our bodies healthy or heal or just let go. Because you know what? It feels good! And when you take on the "I have a right to feel good" state of mind, you naturally become more motivated. It's your why. Your why for being, for committing to something you do have control over, like feeling good. We all the right and ability to choose how we want to show up and live our life every day. We just need to hit the pause button and say, how do I want to feel today?
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King County appraisers have begun the annual process of visiting neighborhoods to inspect properties in-person to to set the property taxation values. Woodinville residential areas will be inspected through the early spring of 2019.
The Assessor is required by law to inspect each property in-person at least once every six years. In practice, that means King County property appraisers visit in-person about 1/6 of the properties in the county each year to ensure that homes are valued accurately and fairly. This translates to approximately 100,000 property inspections each year.
An inspection is generally an exterior observation for comparison with the property characteristics on file. To accomplish the inspections, Assessors may need to enter side or back yards. If additional information is needed, Assessor's staff will first knock on the residence door to speak with a taxpayer if possible. All appraisers carry county ID.
Citizens with questions should contact our Public Information Team at (206) 296-7300.


Even if you have perfected your putting stroke and distance control, you will end up missing the target most of the time if you are having problems reading greens. The ability to effectively read greens is more of an art then a science. Sure, it involves the laws of physics, but without instruments available to take accurate measurements, we're back to the art of guessing.
During your approach survey the entire area of the green along with the immediate surrounding areas. This perspective allows you get a great idea on the general slope of the green. Take note of what the overall contours are like. Is the green basically flat or does it have ridges, valleys or multiple tiers? Once on the green, you can identify the more subtle contours of the green itself.
The slope and contours on a green determine the path a ball will take while obeying the laws of gravity. On a side slope the ball with always turn towards the lowest point. On a downhill putt the ball needs to be struck with less momentum. This causes gravity to act upon the ball sooner along its path towards the hole. So for downhill putts we need to allow for more break. Uphill putts are much easier because they have less break. This is due to the increase in momentum of the strike required to hit the ball up the hill. With the increase in momentum, the ball will roll through much of the break.
You can get a good indication regarding the condition of the green while walking on it. If the green feels wet and soft it tells you that the pace of the green is going to be slow, so you will need to hit your putts a little firmer. If the green is dry and hard it tells you that the green will be faster and you will not have to strike the ball as firm. Remember for a faster green, you need to account for more borrow.
Grain refers to the direction in which the blades of grass grow. The way the grain runs on the putting green can have a significant impact on the speed and borrow of your putts. One method in determining the grain of the green is by looking at the sheen or color of the grass. A shiny sheen or light color indicates the grain is with you (putting down grain). A dull sheen or darker color indicates the grain is against you.
The grain dictates the amount of resistance placed on the ball as it rolls. Speed will increase going down grain but the amount of break will lessen. Speed will decrease going into the grain but increase the amount of break.
It is a good idea to look at the putt from at least three sides: behind the ball, behind the hole, and the low side of the hole. These three looks give your mind the best information on the break of the putt.
When reading putting greens, you will get a more accurate picture when you are standing in a lower area looking uphill. Check from the side of the green if you have an uphill or downhill putt. This provides the best perspective for determining the speed of the ball. Behind the ball is the best place to take a final look.
Never hit the golf ball until you have formed a vision of the path the ball will travel. Your goal is to visualize your putt as a straight line because the slope of the green is what will make your ball curve. Pick out a spot that represents the apex of the break, now to reach this point, just try to putt your ball over a spot three inches in front of your ball.
Finally, do not make your stroke until you have the best read you can get and then commit to it. It can be disastrous if you begin to second -guess yourself while your taking your stroke.
Good reading putting greens comes with experience. After putting over enough different greens, you will develop a sixth sense of how the ball will roll.
I hope you have found these tips useful. Good luck in all your golfing adventures!
Randy Raasch has been in golf for over thirty years. His website, Golf-Fever shares information and products that are sound and easy. If you are looking for great Putting Tips to improve your game of golf, visit: http://www.golf-fever.com/Putting/PuttingTips.html. In addition you will receive a free report 'The Art of Reading Greens'.


Have you ever wondered what makes you happy? Here at GCG, we fuel our own happiness with a balance of hard work and free time, spent in the company of family and friends or engaging in hobbies that inspire us. Interestingly, one of our staff members came across information suggesting that hunter-gatherers had more free time to spend how they pleased than us as members of developed society, and we thought that was pretty compelling.
A hunter-gatherer is a human living in a society in which most or all food is obtained by foraging (collecting wild plants and pursuing wild animals), in contrast to agricultural societies, which rely mainly on domesticated species. Hunting and gathering was humanity's first and most successful adaptation, occupying at least 90 percent of human history.
Compare that with the standard American 40-plus hour work week, which does not account for time spent on domestic chores, "foraging" through retail stores, and sitting in traffic to and from work, and it is clear that the Khoisan have a significantly greater amount of free time to spend how they please. Whether it be doodling in the dirt or teaching a child how to carve and use weaponry, their time was often spent in the company of those they loved, or creating bonds within their wider community.
Members of the developed world are often preoccupied with thoughts of the future: whether it be completing the GRE in hopes of one day going to graduate school, saving money for retirement, or planning for their children and families, the future is constantly in mind. Comparatively, hunter-gatherers lived much more in the moment. If they were hungry, they were not worried because they knew they had the knowledge and skill to find food quickly. Once their stomachs were filled, they could go back to socializing by the fire and enjoying the present.
Did hunter-gatherers of previous epochs have a better way of life? There are many luxuries that we in the current age are accustomed to that hunter-gatherers did not have. For example, activity would be mostly restricted to daylight, they did not have the advantages of modern technology, and they most definitely could not hunker down during a "bomb cyclone" watching Harry Potter marathons in the comfort of heated homes. That being said, there is a certain beauty to the present-mindedness and immediate connection to resources that comes with hunter-gatherer lifestyles that we could all learn from in one way or another.
A garden is the perfect place to spend time with family and with your community, witnessing and harnessing nature's magic to produce fresh, organic, healthful food. And for those who want to eat delicious fresh produce and enjoy the garden space but don't want to spend limited free time tending to the crops, GCG's urban farmers can do the work for you. Enjoy your time how you like and get the freshest produce in town for your friends and family with our installation and maintenance plans. Contact us to learn more!


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Q: Install Visual SourceSafe I'm in the process of getting Visual SourceSafe installed on a few Window 10 computers.  I have installed on a few machines successfully but a few of the computers I'm receiving the following error " A problem has been encountered while loading the setup components.  Cancelling setup." I have attached the logs below.  Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
[05/24/19,13:34:11] Setup.exe:
[05/24/19,13:34:11] Setup.exe: ========== Logging started ==========
[05/24/19,13:34:11] Setup.exe: =====================================
[05/24/19,13:34:11] Setup.exe: GetGlobalCustomProperty({481CEF9F-033A-11D3-ACE2-00C04F8EEBA1})
[05/24/19,13:34:11] Setup.exe: GetGlobalCustomProperty(B51015E7-26A5-4c8f-B871-26ABA9BEFB65)
[05/24/19,13:34:11] Setup.exe: Command line parameters:
[05/24/19,13:34:11] Setup.exe: entering ISetupManager::RunIntro()
[05/24/19,13:34:11] Setup.exe: LoadSetupDatabase()
[05/24/19,13:34:11] Setup.exe: CSetupManager::LoadSetupDatabase() - set InstalledFrom property to \\sditapsn01\SDITAP89\Applications\Licensed Software\VisualSourceSafe2005
[05/24/19,13:34:11] Setup.exe: AddGlobalCustomProperty
[05/24/19,13:34:11] Setup.exe: CSetupManager::LoadSuiteInfo() - we are in SP mode - no suiteinfo.dll is supported
[05/24/19,13:34:11] Setup.exe: Product Name:Microsoft Visual SourceSafe 2005 - English
[05/24/19,13:34:11] Setup.exe: ISetupManager::RunIntro() : LoadSuiteRequirements
[05/24/19,13:34:11] Setup.exe: MoveLoadProgress()
[05/24/19,13:34:11] Setup.exe: ISetupManager::RunIntro() : CheckSuiteBlocks
[05/24/19,13:34:11] Setup.exe: MoveLoadProgress()
[05/24/19,13:34:11] Setup.exe: MoveLoadProgress()
[05/24/19,13:34:11] Setup.exe: ISetupManager::RunIntro() : LoadCommandLineMgr
[05/24/19,13:34:11] Setup.exe: MoveLoadProgress()
[05/24/19,13:34:11] Setup.exe: ISetupManager::LoadCommandLineMgr() completed
[05/24/19,13:34:11] Setup.exe: ISetupManager::RunIntro() : LoadSetupLog
[05/24/19,13:34:11] Setup.exe: MoveLoadProgress()
[05/24/19,13:34:11] Setup.exe: ISetupManager::LoadSetupLog() completed
[05/24/19,13:34:11] UTILS::RunNGENAction: Started
[05/24/19,13:34:11] UTILS::RunNGENAction: starting "C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\ngen.exe queue pause"
[05/24/19,13:34:12] UTILS::RunNGENAction: ngen.exe returned 0
[05/24/19,13:34:12] UTILS::RunNGENAction: starting "C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v2.0.50727\ngen.exe queue pause"
[05/24/19,13:34:12] UTILS::RunNGENAction: ngen.exe returned 0
[05/24/19,13:34:12] Setup.exe: ISetupManager::RunIntro() : LoadManagers
[05/24/19,13:34:12] Setup.exe: MoveLoadProgress()
[05/24/19,13:34:12] Setup.exe: inside ISetupManager::LoadUIManager()
[05/24/19,13:34:12] vs70uimgr: Entering InitializeModule() method.
[05/24/19,13:34:12] Setup.exe: CSetupManager::CopyTempFiles() - Installing setup files...
[05/24/19,13:34:12] Setup.exe: CSetupManager::InstallSetupFiles() starting
[05/24/19,13:34:12] Setup.exe: GetGlobalCustomProperty({39E467CB-8962-4AD8-99F9-864AFF183FD4})
[05/24/19,13:34:12] vs70uimgr: Entering ShowSmallProgress() method.
[05/24/19,13:34:13] Setup.exe: CSetupManager::CopyTempFiles() - Successfuly copied files to temp; rerunning Setup...
[05/24/19,13:34:14] Setup.exe: CSetupManager::CopyTempFiles() - Finished Rerunning Setup...
[05/24/19,13:34:14] Setup.exe: UnloadSuiteComponents()
[05/24/19,13:34:14] UTILS::RunNGENAction: Started
[05/24/19,13:34:14] UTILS::RunNGENAction: starting "C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\ngen.exe queue continue"
[05/24/19,13:34:15] UTILS::RunNGENAction: ngen.exe returned 0
[05/24/19,13:34:15] UTILS::RunNGENAction: starting "C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v2.0.50727\ngen.exe queue continue"
[05/24/19,13:34:15] UTILS::RunNGENAction: ngen.exe returned 0
[05/24/19,13:34:15] Setup.exe: GetGlobalCustomProperty(AA4EEF91-FB37-4135-9B73-484B75DDAA42)
[05/24/19,13:34:25] Setup.exe:
[05/24/19,13:34:25] Setup.exe: ========== Logging started ==========
[05/24/19,13:34:25] Setup.exe: =====================================
[05/24/19,13:34:25] Setup.exe: GetGlobalCustomProperty({481CEF9F-033A-11D3-ACE2-00C04F8EEBA1})
[05/24/19,13:34:25] Setup.exe: GetGlobalCustomProperty(B51015E7-26A5-4c8f-B871-26ABA9BEFB65)
[05/24/19,13:34:25] Setup.exe: Command line parameters: /CreatedTemp /NoExclude /InstalledFrom "\\sditapsn01\SDITAP89\Applications\Licensed Software\VisualSourceSafe2005"
[05/24/19,13:34:25] Setup.exe: entering ISetupManager::RunIntro()
[05/24/19,13:34:25] Setup.exe: LoadSetupDatabase()
[05/24/19,13:34:25] Setup.exe: CSetupManager::LoadSetupDatabase() - set InstalledFrom property to C:\temp\SIT15659.tmp
[05/24/19,13:34:25] Setup.exe: AddGlobalCustomProperty
[05/24/19,13:34:25] Setup.exe: CSetupManager::LoadSuiteInfo() - we are in SP mode - no suiteinfo.dll is supported
[05/24/19,13:34:25] Setup.exe: Product Name:Microsoft Visual SourceSafe 2005 - English
[05/24/19,13:34:25] Setup.exe: CSetupManager::RunIntro() - Initializing Progress Dialog Thread
[05/24/19,13:34:25] Setup.exe: CSetupManager::RunIntro() - Waiting for Initialization event...
[05/24/19,13:34:25] Setup.exe: CCoreEngine-Proc() - Setting loading init Event...
[05/24/19,13:34:25] Setup.exe: CCoreEngine-Proc() - Finished Setting loading init Event
[05/24/19,13:34:25] Setup.exe: CCoreEngine-Proc() - Entering Main Message Loop...
[05/24/19,13:34:25] Setup.exe: CSetupManager::RunIntro() - Initializing Progress Bar
[05/24/19,13:34:25] Setup.exe: AddGlobalCustomProperty
[05/24/19,13:34:25] Setup.exe: ISetupManager::RunIntro() : LoadSuiteRequirements
[05/24/19,13:34:25] Setup.exe: MoveLoadProgress()
[05/24/19,13:34:25] Setup.exe: ISetupManager::RunIntro() : CheckSuiteBlocks
[05/24/19,13:34:25] Setup.exe: MoveLoadProgress()
[05/24/19,13:34:25] Setup.exe: MoveLoadProgress()
[05/24/19,13:34:25] Setup.exe: ISetupManager::RunIntro() : LoadCommandLineMgr
[05/24/19,13:34:25] Setup.exe: MoveLoadProgress()
[05/24/19,13:34:25] Setup.exe: ISetupManager::LoadCommandLineMgr() completed
[05/24/19,13:34:25] Setup.exe: ISetupManager::RunIntro() : LoadSetupLog
[05/24/19,13:34:25] Setup.exe: MoveLoadProgress()
[05/24/19,13:34:25] Setup.exe: GetGlobalCustomProperty({1B3F6DC3-205F-11D3-A824-00C04FB1799F})
[05/24/19,13:34:25] Setup.exe: GetGlobalCustomProperty({383F0141-C682-4665-A69B-756E719C968D})
[05/24/19,13:34:25] Setup.exe: ISetupManager::LoadSetupLog() completed
[05/24/19,13:34:26] UTILS::RunNGENAction: Started
[05/24/19,13:34:26] UTILS::RunNGENAction: starting "C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\ngen.exe queue pause"
[05/24/19,13:34:26] UTILS::RunNGENAction: ngen.exe returned 0
[05/24/19,13:34:26] UTILS::RunNGENAction: starting "C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v2.0.50727\ngen.exe queue pause"
[05/24/19,13:34:27] UTILS::RunNGENAction: ngen.exe returned 0
[05/24/19,13:34:27] Setup.exe: ISetupManager::RunIntro() : LoadManagers
[05/24/19,13:34:27] Setup.exe: MoveLoadProgress()
[05/24/19,13:34:27] Setup.exe: inside ISetupManager::LoadDependencyMgr()
[05/24/19,13:34:27] Setup.exe: inside ISetupManager::LoadCDInfoMgr()
[05/24/19,13:34:27] Setup.exe: GetCustomProperties()
[05/24/19,13:34:27] Setup.exe: get_CustomProperties()
[05/24/19,13:34:27] Setup.exe: inside ISetupManager::LoadDiskInfoMgr()
[05/24/19,13:34:27] Setup.exe: inside ISetupManager::LoadUIManager()
[05/24/19,13:34:27] vs70uimgr: Entering InitializeModule() method.
[05/24/19,13:34:27] Setup.exe: MoveLoadProgress()
[05/24/19,13:34:27] Setup.exe: ISetupManager::RunIntro() : LoadDatabaseValues
[05/24/19,13:34:27] Setup.exe: MoveLoadProgress()
[05/24/19,13:34:27] Setup.exe: GetCustomProperties()
[05/24/19,13:34:27] Setup.exe: get_CustomProperties()
[05/24/19,13:34:27] Setup.exe: GetCustomProperties()
[05/24/19,13:34:27] Setup.exe: get_CustomProperties()
[05/24/19,13:34:27] Setup.exe: GetCustomProperties()
[05/24/19,13:34:27] Setup.exe: get_CustomProperties()
[05/24/19,13:34:27] Setup.exe: GetCustomProperties()
[05/24/19,13:34:27] Setup.exe: get_CustomProperties()
[05/24/19,13:34:27] Setup.exe: GetCustomProperties()
[05/24/19,13:34:27] Setup.exe: get_CustomProperties()
[05/24/19,13:34:27] Setup.exe: GetCustomProperties()
[05/24/19,13:34:27] Setup.exe: get_CustomProperties()
[05/24/19,13:34:27] Setup.exe: GetCustomProperties()
[05/24/19,13:34:27] Setup.exe: get_CustomProperties()
[05/24/19,13:34:27] Setup.exe: GetCustomProperties()
[05/24/19,13:34:27] Setup.exe: get_CustomProperties()
[05/24/19,13:34:27] Setup.exe: GetCustomProperties()
[05/24/19,13:34:27] Setup.exe: get_CustomProperties()
[05/24/19,13:34:28] Setup.exe: GetGlobalCustomProperty({2C320A80-183E-4F7E-8832-66A0F5756221})
[05/24/19,13:34:28] Setup.exe: GetGlobalCustomProperty({8297A38B-6431-4F1D-9F6E-C3D371CEA383})
[05/24/19,13:34:28] Setup.exe: GetGlobalCustomProperty({B8A13F14-4BDE-4EC4-A53C-8E51FBB8261F})
[05/24/19,13:34:28] Setup.exe: GetGlobalCustomProperty({AA62DF98-3F2C-11D3-887B-00C04F8ECDD6})
[05/24/19,13:34:28] Setup.exe: GetCustomProperties()
[05/24/19,13:34:28] Setup.exe: get_CustomProperties()
[05/24/19,13:34:28] Setup.exe: GetGlobalCustomProperty({8297A38B-6431-4F1D-9F6E-C3D371CEA383})
[05/24/19,13:34:28] Setup.exe: GetGlobalCustomProperty({E0875D42-A33D-4C64-81C9-167795F29CA4})
[05/24/19,13:34:28] Setup.exe: AddGlobalCustomProperty
[05/24/19,13:34:28] Setup.exe: AddGlobalCustomProperty
[05/24/19,13:34:28] Setup.exe: AddGlobalCustomProperty
[05/24/19,13:34:28] MSITOSIT: ***ERRORLOG EVENT*** : CRootComponent::SetManager() - MsiGetActiveDatabase returned an invalid handle
[05/24/19,13:34:28] Setup.exe: AddGlobalCustomProperty
[05/24/19,13:34:29] MSITOSIT: ***ERRORLOG EVENT*** : ERROR processed; exception was thrown for retail build
    Developer Comment:  MsiGetActiveDatabase returned an invalid handle
    Build Time:  Thu Dec 11 15:04:18 2003
    DWORD:  0
[05/24/19,13:34:29] Setup.exe: GetCustomProperties()
[05/24/19,13:34:29] Setup.exe: get_CustomProperties()
[05/24/19,13:34:29] Setup.exe: GetGlobalCustomProperty({8297A38B-6431-4F1D-9F6E-C3D371CEA383})
[05/24/19,13:34:29] Setup.exe: MoveLoadProgress()
[05/24/19,13:34:29] Setup.exe: AddGlobalCustomProperty
[05/24/19,13:34:29] setup.exe: ***ERRORLOG EVENT*** : ISetupModule::SetManager() failed in ISetupManager::LoadSetupObjectGuid() : vs_setup.dll
[05/24/19,13:34:29] Setup.exe: AddGlobalCustomProperty
[05/24/19,13:34:29] setup.exe: ***ERRORLOG EVENT*** : CSetupManager::LoadSetupObjectname() - Failed in call to LoadSetupObjectGuid() for strName:  in file: vs_setup.dll
[05/24/19,13:34:29] Setup.exe: AddGlobalCustomProperty
[05/24/19,13:34:29] setup.exe: ***ERRORLOG EVENT*** : LoadComponent(), LoadSetupObjectName failure: vs_setup.dll
[05/24/19,13:34:29] Setup.exe: AddGlobalCustomProperty
[05/24/19,13:34:29] setup.exe: ***ERRORLOG EVENT*** : LoadComponent failed in ISetupManager::LoadComponentsFromDBObject(): vs_setup.dll
[05/24/19,13:34:29] Setup.exe: AddGlobalCustomProperty
[05/24/19,13:34:29] setup.exe: ***ERRORLOG EVENT*** : CSetupManager::LoadDatabaseValues() - Failed in call to LoadComponentsFroMDBObjects()
[05/24/19,13:34:29] Setup.exe: AddGlobalCustomProperty
[05/24/19,13:34:29] setup.exe: ***ERRORLOG EVENT*** : CSetupManager::RunIntro() - Failed to Load Database Values
[05/24/19,13:34:29] vs70uimgr: Entering DisplayMessage() method.
[05/24/19,13:34:29] Setup.exe: CCoreEngine-Proc() - Finished Main Message Loop
[05/24/19,13:34:29] vs70uimgr: DisplayMessage_START:A problem has been encountered while loading the setup components. Canceling setup.
[05/24/19,13:34:31] vs70uimgr: DisplayMessage_END:A problem has been encountered while loading the setup components. Canceling setup.
[05/24/19,13:34:31] Setup.exe: AddGlobalCustomProperty
[05/24/19,13:34:31] setup.exe: ***ERRORLOG EVENT*** : CSetupManager::RunLoadSetup() - Failed to Run the Intro
[05/24/19,13:34:31] Setup.exe: UnloadSuiteComponents()
[05/24/19,13:34:31] UTILS::RunNGENAction: Started
[05/24/19,13:34:31] UTILS::RunNGENAction: starting "C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\ngen.exe queue continue"
[05/24/19,13:34:32] UTILS::RunNGENAction: ngen.exe returned 0
[05/24/19,13:34:32] UTILS::RunNGENAction: starting "C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v2.0.50727\ngen.exe queue continue"
[05/24/19,13:34:32] UTILS::RunNGENAction: ngen.exe returned 0
[05/24/19,13:34:32] Setup.exe: GetGlobalCustomProperty(AA4EEF91-FB37-4135-9B73-484B75DDAA42)
[05/24/19,14:04:12] Setup.exe:
[05/24/19,14:04:12] Setup.exe: ========== Logging started ==========
[05/24/19,14:04:12] Setup.exe: =====================================
[05/24/19,14:04:12] Setup.exe: GetGlobalCustomProperty({481CEF9F-033A-11D3-ACE2-00C04F8EEBA1})
[05/24/19,14:04:12] Setup.exe: GetGlobalCustomProperty(B51015E7-26A5-4c8f-B871-26ABA9BEFB65)
[05/24/19,14:04:12] Setup.exe: Command line parameters:
[05/24/19,14:04:12] Setup.exe: entering ISetupManager::RunIntro()
[05/24/19,14:04:12] Setup.exe: LoadSetupDatabase()
[05/24/19,14:04:12] Setup.exe: CSetupManager::LoadSetupDatabase() - set InstalledFrom property to \\sditapsn01\SDITAP89\Applications\Licensed Software\VisualSourceSafe2005
[05/24/19,14:04:12] Setup.exe: AddGlobalCustomProperty
[05/24/19,14:04:12] Setup.exe: CSetupManager::LoadSuiteInfo() - we are in SP mode - no suiteinfo.dll is supported
[05/24/19,14:04:12] Setup.exe: Product Name:Microsoft Visual SourceSafe 2005 - English
[05/24/19,14:04:13] Setup.exe: ISetupManager::RunIntro() : LoadSuiteRequirements
[05/24/19,14:04:13] Setup.exe: MoveLoadProgress()
[05/24/19,14:04:13] Setup.exe: ISetupManager::RunIntro() : CheckSuiteBlocks
[05/24/19,14:04:13] Setup.exe: MoveLoadProgress()
[05/24/19,14:04:13] Setup.exe: MoveLoadProgress()
[05/24/19,14:04:13] Setup.exe: ISetupManager::RunIntro() : LoadCommandLineMgr
[05/24/19,14:04:13] Setup.exe: MoveLoadProgress()
[05/24/19,14:04:13] Setup.exe: ISetupManager::LoadCommandLineMgr() completed
[05/24/19,14:04:13] Setup.exe: ISetupManager::RunIntro() : LoadSetupLog
[05/24/19,14:04:13] Setup.exe: MoveLoadProgress()
[05/24/19,14:04:13] Setup.exe: ISetupManager::LoadSetupLog() completed
[05/24/19,14:04:13] UTILS::RunNGENAction: Started
[05/24/19,14:04:13] UTILS::RunNGENAction: starting "C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\ngen.exe queue pause"
[05/24/19,14:04:13] UTILS::RunNGENAction: ngen.exe returned 0
[05/24/19,14:04:13] UTILS::RunNGENAction: starting "C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v2.0.50727\ngen.exe queue pause"
[05/24/19,14:04:14] UTILS::RunNGENAction: ngen.exe returned 0
[05/24/19,14:04:14] Setup.exe: ISetupManager::RunIntro() : LoadManagers
[05/24/19,14:04:14] Setup.exe: MoveLoadProgress()
[05/24/19,14:04:14] Setup.exe: inside ISetupManager::LoadUIManager()
[05/24/19,14:04:14] vs70uimgr: Entering InitializeModule() method.
[05/24/19,14:04:14] Setup.exe: CSetupManager::CopyTempFiles() - Installing setup files...
[05/24/19,14:04:14] Setup.exe: CSetupManager::InstallSetupFiles() starting
[05/24/19,14:04:14] Setup.exe: GetGlobalCustomProperty({39E467CB-8962-4AD8-99F9-864AFF183FD4})
[05/24/19,14:04:14] vs70uimgr: Entering ShowSmallProgress() method.
[05/24/19,14:04:15] Setup.exe: CSetupManager::CopyTempFiles() - Successfuly copied files to temp; rerunning Setup...
[05/24/19,14:04:16] Setup.exe: CSetupManager::CopyTempFiles() - Finished Rerunning Setup...
[05/24/19,14:04:16] Setup.exe: UnloadSuiteComponents()
[05/24/19,14:04:16] UTILS::RunNGENAction: Started
[05/24/19,14:04:16] UTILS::RunNGENAction: starting "C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\ngen.exe queue continue"
[05/24/19,14:04:17] UTILS::RunNGENAction: ngen.exe returned 0
[05/24/19,14:04:17] UTILS::RunNGENAction: starting "C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v2.0.50727\ngen.exe queue continue"
[05/24/19,14:04:17] UTILS::RunNGENAction: ngen.exe returned 0
[05/24/19,14:04:17] Setup.exe: GetGlobalCustomProperty(AA4EEF91-FB37-4135-9B73-484B75DDAA42)
[05/24/19,14:04:27] Setup.exe:
[05/24/19,14:04:27] Setup.exe: ========== Logging started ==========
[05/24/19,14:04:27] Setup.exe: =====================================
[05/24/19,14:04:27] Setup.exe: GetGlobalCustomProperty({481CEF9F-033A-11D3-ACE2-00C04F8EEBA1})
[05/24/19,14:04:27] Setup.exe: GetGlobalCustomProperty(B51015E7-26A5-4c8f-B871-26ABA9BEFB65)
[05/24/19,14:04:27] Setup.exe: Command line parameters: /CreatedTemp /NoExclude /InstalledFrom "\\sditapsn01\SDITAP89\Applications\Licensed Software\VisualSourceSafe2005"
[05/24/19,14:04:27] Setup.exe: entering ISetupManager::RunIntro()
[05/24/19,14:04:27] Setup.exe: LoadSetupDatabase()
[05/24/19,14:04:27] Setup.exe: CSetupManager::LoadSetupDatabase() - set InstalledFrom property to C:\temp\SIT21544.tmp
[05/24/19,14:04:27] Setup.exe: AddGlobalCustomProperty
[05/24/19,14:04:27] Setup.exe: CSetupManager::LoadSuiteInfo() - we are in SP mode - no suiteinfo.dll is supported
[05/24/19,14:04:27] Setup.exe: Product Name:Microsoft Visual SourceSafe 2005 - English
[05/24/19,14:04:27] Setup.exe: CSetupManager::RunIntro() - Initializing Progress Dialog Thread
[05/24/19,14:04:27] Setup.exe: CSetupManager::RunIntro() - Waiting for Initialization event...
[05/24/19,14:04:27] Setup.exe: CCoreEngine-Proc() - Setting loading init Event...
[05/24/19,14:04:27] Setup.exe: CSetupManager::RunIntro() - Finished Waiting for Initialization event
[05/24/19,14:04:27] Setup.exe: CCoreEngine-Proc() - Entering Main Message Loop...
[05/24/19,14:04:27] Setup.exe: CSetupManager::RunIntro() - Initializing Progress Bar
[05/24/19,14:04:27] Setup.exe: AddGlobalCustomProperty
[05/24/19,14:04:27] Setup.exe: ISetupManager::RunIntro() : LoadSuiteRequirements
[05/24/19,14:04:27] Setup.exe: MoveLoadProgress()
[05/24/19,14:04:27] Setup.exe: ISetupManager::RunIntro() : CheckSuiteBlocks
[05/24/19,14:04:27] Setup.exe: MoveLoadProgress()
[05/24/19,14:04:28] Setup.exe: MoveLoadProgress()
[05/24/19,14:04:28] Setup.exe: ISetupManager::RunIntro() : LoadCommandLineMgr
[05/24/19,14:04:28] Setup.exe: MoveLoadProgress()
[05/24/19,14:04:28] Setup.exe: ISetupManager::LoadCommandLineMgr() completed
[05/24/19,14:04:28] Setup.exe: ISetupManager::RunIntro() : LoadSetupLog
[05/24/19,14:04:28] Setup.exe: MoveLoadProgress()
[05/24/19,14:04:28] Setup.exe: GetGlobalCustomProperty({1B3F6DC3-205F-11D3-A824-00C04FB1799F})
[05/24/19,14:04:28] Setup.exe: GetGlobalCustomProperty({383F0141-C682-4665-A69B-756E719C968D})
[05/24/19,14:04:28] Setup.exe: ISetupManager::LoadSetupLog() completed
[05/24/19,14:04:28] UTILS::RunNGENAction: Started
[05/24/19,14:04:28] UTILS::RunNGENAction: starting "C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\ngen.exe queue pause"
[05/24/19,14:04:28] UTILS::RunNGENAction: ngen.exe returned 0
[05/24/19,14:04:28] UTILS::RunNGENAction: starting "C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v2.0.50727\ngen.exe queue pause"
[05/24/19,14:04:29] UTILS::RunNGENAction: ngen.exe returned 0
[05/24/19,14:04:29] Setup.exe: ISetupManager::RunIntro() : LoadManagers
[05/24/19,14:04:29] Setup.exe: MoveLoadProgress()
[05/24/19,14:04:29] Setup.exe: inside ISetupManager::LoadDependencyMgr()
[05/24/19,14:04:29] Setup.exe: inside ISetupManager::LoadCDInfoMgr()
[05/24/19,14:04:29] Setup.exe: GetCustomProperties()
[05/24/19,14:04:29] Setup.exe: get_CustomProperties()
[05/24/19,14:04:29] Setup.exe: inside ISetupManager::LoadDiskInfoMgr()
[05/24/19,14:04:29] Setup.exe: inside ISetupManager::LoadUIManager()
[05/24/19,14:04:29] vs70uimgr: Entering InitializeModule() method.
[05/24/19,14:04:29] Setup.exe: MoveLoadProgress()
[05/24/19,14:04:29] Setup.exe: ISetupManager::RunIntro() : LoadDatabaseValues
[05/24/19,14:04:29] Setup.exe: MoveLoadProgress()
[05/24/19,14:04:29] Setup.exe: GetCustomProperties()
[05/24/19,14:04:29] Setup.exe: get_CustomProperties()
[05/24/19,14:04:29] Setup.exe: GetCustomProperties()
[05/24/19,14:04:29] Setup.exe: get_CustomProperties()
[05/24/19,14:04:29] Setup.exe: GetCustomProperties()
[05/24/19,14:04:29] Setup.exe: get_CustomProperties()
[05/24/19,14:04:29] Setup.exe: GetCustomProperties()
[05/24/19,14:04:29] Setup.exe: get_CustomProperties()
[05/24/19,14:04:29] Setup.exe: GetCustomProperties()
[05/24/19,14:04:29] Setup.exe: get_CustomProperties()
[05/24/19,14:04:29] Setup.exe: GetCustomProperties()
[05/24/19,14:04:29] Setup.exe: get_CustomProperties()
[05/24/19,14:04:29] Setup.exe: GetCustomProperties()
[05/24/19,14:04:29] Setup.exe: get_CustomProperties()
[05/24/19,14:04:29] Setup.exe: GetCustomProperties()
[05/24/19,14:04:29] Setup.exe: get_CustomProperties()
[05/24/19,14:04:29] Setup.exe: GetCustomProperties()
[05/24/19,14:04:29] Setup.exe: get_CustomProperties()
[05/24/19,14:04:30] Setup.exe: GetGlobalCustomProperty({2C320A80-183E-4F7E-8832-66A0F5756221})
[05/24/19,14:04:30] Setup.exe: GetGlobalCustomProperty({8297A38B-6431-4F1D-9F6E-C3D371CEA383})
[05/24/19,14:04:30] Setup.exe: GetGlobalCustomProperty({B8A13F14-4BDE-4EC4-A53C-8E51FBB8261F})
[05/24/19,14:04:30] Setup.exe: GetGlobalCustomProperty({AA62DF98-3F2C-11D3-887B-00C04F8ECDD6})
[05/24/19,14:04:30] Setup.exe: GetCustomProperties()
[05/24/19,14:04:30] Setup.exe: get_CustomProperties()
[05/24/19,14:04:30] Setup.exe: GetGlobalCustomProperty({8297A38B-6431-4F1D-9F6E-C3D371CEA383})
[05/24/19,14:04:30] Setup.exe: GetGlobalCustomProperty({E0875D42-A33D-4C64-81C9-167795F29CA4})
[05/24/19,14:04:30] Setup.exe: AddGlobalCustomProperty
[05/24/19,14:04:30] Setup.exe: AddGlobalCustomProperty
[05/24/19,14:04:30] Setup.exe: AddGlobalCustomProperty
[05/24/19,14:04:30] MSITOSIT: ***ERRORLOG EVENT*** : CRootComponent::SetManager() - MsiGetActiveDatabase returned an invalid handle
[05/24/19,14:04:30] Setup.exe: AddGlobalCustomProperty
[05/24/19,14:04:31] MSITOSIT: ***ERRORLOG EVENT*** : ERROR processed; exception was thrown for retail build
    Developer Comment:  MsiGetActiveDatabase returned an invalid handle
    Build Time:  Thu Dec 11 15:04:18 2003
    DWORD:  0
[05/24/19,14:04:31] Setup.exe: GetCustomProperties()
[05/24/19,14:04:31] Setup.exe: get_CustomProperties()
[05/24/19,14:04:31] Setup.exe: GetGlobalCustomProperty({8297A38B-6431-4F1D-9F6E-C3D371CEA383})
[05/24/19,14:04:31] Setup.exe: MoveLoadProgress()
[05/24/19,14:04:31] Setup.exe: AddGlobalCustomProperty
[05/24/19,14:04:31] setup.exe: ***ERRORLOG EVENT*** : ISetupModule::SetManager() failed in ISetupManager::LoadSetupObjectGuid() : vs_setup.dll
[05/24/19,14:04:31] Setup.exe: AddGlobalCustomProperty
[05/24/19,14:04:31] setup.exe: ***ERRORLOG EVENT*** : CSetupManager::LoadSetupObjectname() - Failed in call to LoadSetupObjectGuid() for strName:  in file: vs_setup.dll
[05/24/19,14:04:31] Setup.exe: AddGlobalCustomProperty
[05/24/19,14:04:31] setup.exe: ***ERRORLOG EVENT*** : LoadComponent(), LoadSetupObjectName failure: vs_setup.dll
[05/24/19,14:04:31] Setup.exe: AddGlobalCustomProperty
[05/24/19,14:04:31] setup.exe: ***ERRORLOG EVENT*** : LoadComponent failed in ISetupManager::LoadComponentsFromDBObject(): vs_setup.dll
[05/24/19,14:04:31] Setup.exe: AddGlobalCustomProperty
[05/24/19,14:04:31] setup.exe: ***ERRORLOG EVENT*** : CSetupManager::LoadDatabaseValues() - Failed in call to LoadComponentsFroMDBObjects()
[05/24/19,14:04:31] Setup.exe: AddGlobalCustomProperty
[05/24/19,14:04:31] setup.exe: ***ERRORLOG EVENT*** : CSetupManager::RunIntro() - Failed to Load Database Values
[05/24/19,14:04:31] vs70uimgr: Entering DisplayMessage() method.
[05/24/19,14:04:31] vs70uimgr: DisplayMessage_START:A problem has been encountered while loading the setup components. Canceling setup.
[05/24/19,14:04:31] Setup.exe: CCoreEngine-Proc() - Finished Main Message Loop
[05/24/19,14:25:35] vs70uimgr: DisplayMessage_END:A problem has been encountered while loading the setup components. Canceling setup.
[05/24/19,14:25:35] Setup.exe: AddGlobalCustomProperty
[05/24/19,14:25:35] setup.exe: ***ERRORLOG EVENT*** : CSetupManager::RunLoadSetup() - Failed to Run the Intro
[05/24/19,14:25:35] Setup.exe: UnloadSuiteComponents()
[05/24/19,14:25:35] UTILS::RunNGENAction: Started
[05/24/19,14:25:35] UTILS::RunNGENAction: starting "C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\ngen.exe queue continue"
[05/24/19,14:25:36] UTILS::RunNGENAction: ngen.exe returned 0
[05/24/19,14:25:36] UTILS::RunNGENAction: starting "C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v2.0.50727\ngen.exe queue continue"
[05/24/19,14:25:36] UTILS::RunNGENAction: ngen.exe returned 0
[05/24/19,14:25:36] Setup.exe: GetGlobalCustomProperty(AA4EEF91-FB37-4135-9B73-484B75DDAA42)

[05/24/19,13:34:28] MSITOSIT: [2] CRootComponent::SetManager() - MsiGetActiveDatabase returned an invalid handle
[05/24/19,13:34:29] MSITOSIT: [2] ERROR processed; exception was thrown for retail build
    Developer Comment:  MsiGetActiveDatabase returned an invalid handle
    Build Time:  Thu Dec 11 15:04:18 2003
    DWORD:  0
[05/24/19,13:34:29] setup.exe: [2] ISetupModule::SetManager() failed in ISetupManager::LoadSetupObjectGuid() : vs_setup.dll
[05/24/19,13:34:29] setup.exe: [2] CSetupManager::LoadSetupObjectname() - Failed in call to LoadSetupObjectGuid() for strName:  in file: vs_setup.dll
[05/24/19,13:34:29] setup.exe: [0] LoadComponent(), LoadSetupObjectName failure: vs_setup.dll
[05/24/19,13:34:29] setup.exe: [0] LoadComponent failed in ISetupManager::LoadComponentsFromDBObject(): vs_setup.dll
[05/24/19,13:34:29] setup.exe: [2] CSetupManager::LoadDatabaseValues() - Failed in call to LoadComponentsFroMDBObjects()
[05/24/19,13:34:29] setup.exe: [2] CSetupManager::RunIntro() - Failed to Load Database Values
[05/24/19,13:34:31] setup.exe: [2] CSetupManager::RunLoadSetup() - Failed to Run the Intro
[05/24/19,14:04:30] MSITOSIT: [2] CRootComponent::SetManager() - MsiGetActiveDatabase returned an invalid handle
[05/24/19,14:04:30] MSITOSIT: [2] ERROR processed; exception was thrown for retail build
    Developer Comment:  MsiGetActiveDatabase returned an invalid handle
    Build Time:  Thu Dec 11 15:04:18 2003
    DWORD:  0
[05/24/19,14:04:31] setup.exe: [2] ISetupModule::SetManager() failed in ISetupManager::LoadSetupObjectGuid() : vs_setup.dll
[05/24/19,14:04:31] setup.exe: [2] CSetupManager::LoadSetupObjectname() - Failed in call to LoadSetupObjectGuid() for strName:  in file: vs_setup.dll
[05/24/19,14:04:31] setup.exe: [0] LoadComponent(), LoadSetupObjectName failure: vs_setup.dll
[05/24/19,14:04:31] setup.exe: [0] LoadComponent failed in ISetupManager::LoadComponentsFromDBObject(): vs_setup.dll
[05/24/19,14:04:31] setup.exe: [2] CSetupManager::LoadDatabaseValues() - Failed in call to LoadComponentsFroMDBObjects()
[05/24/19,14:04:31] setup.exe: [2] CSetupManager::RunIntro() - Failed to Load Database Values
[05/24/19,14:25:35] setup.exe: [2] CSetupManager::RunLoadSetup() - Failed to Run the Intro

A: This product hasn't been used since 2005 and was never good to begin with.
This specific error was a known bug for VisualStudio 2005 setup (which this was a part of).
I would suggest using ANYTHING else but VSS.  Microsoft wouldn't even use it back in the day...  but I am not here to judge.. just help you.
To get you around the problem, try this:
Solution:  Change USER variables of both TEMP and TMP to point to something valid like C:\TEMP.  C:\TEMP must exist and be read/write by ALL users.
You should be able to open a command prompt (as Administrator) and set the TEMP and TMP variables there. After that, be sure to use that same cmd.exe instance to launch setup.
You might need to actually set the user environment variables in windows temporarily if the MSI installer is somehow reading them directly (but I doubt it).


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"Crisis in the Quality of Childcare" for Low-Income Communities
By Feet in 2 WorldsJuly 29, 2016
From the outside, Acorn Tree Group Family Child Care* in the University Heights neighborhood of the Bronx seems warm and inviting. A green awning with the daycare's name and logo stretches from the white, red-trimmed home. A ramp eases the way for strollers. Go through the front door and you'll smell curry cooking. A creaky staircase leads upstairs, where the family who owns the daycare lives. To the right is the daycare itself, shrouded from view by gauzy gold-striped curtains and a glass door with a pink sticker letting it be known that breastfeeding is welcome here.
This article, the fourth in a series, was written by Kendra Hurley as part of the new report, Bringing it All Home: Problem's and Possibilities facing NYC's Family Child Care.
But enter the daycare, comprising two large rooms, empty except for a few bins of toys, some play yards and an elaborately patterned carpet, and nothing feels quite right. The rooms are dim and musty. Though it is warm outside, the windows are closed tight and the air feels stale, lifeless. Of three overhead light bulbs, only one works. But mostly, it is preternaturally quiet. "Too quiet," Marivel Colon, a family child care educational aid from the social service organization Women's Housing and Economic Development Corporation (WHEDco), will later tell her colleagues. Mostly, you would never guess there are children here.
Colon, a former teacher and principal with a no-nonsense sensibility, turns to Raya Uddin, the daycare owner. She peers at Uddin over black-rimmed glasses. Uddin is girlish—when she laughs, she covers her face with a hand—but she has a son old enough to be in college. Her husband is forever a few steps behind or to the side of her. Both are dressed in the traditional clothes of Bangladesh, their homeland, she with a bright orange and gold scarf draped about her head, he in all black. "Where are the children?" Colon asks.
Wordlessly, Uddin leads Colon and her colleague, Charmaine Swearing, through the rooms. Her husband trails behind. Uddin swings open a door to the kitchen. There, two stunned-looking African-American toddlers sit at a tiny table. A third child, also African-American, is strapped to a booster chair near a cabinet a few feet away. The children blink at the visitors, expressionless. It is a stark contrast from another group family child care program that Colon and Swearing have just come from. There, when they entered, the children flocked about them, eager, full of life, joyful and curious to know who these visitors were.
At the stove, Uddin's assistant stirs macaroni and cheese in a tiny aluminium pot. She plunks a small bowl in front of a little girl.
"Oh, they're eating lunch," says Colon. Throughout much of this site visit, Colon, bilingual in English and Spanish, will provide many of the words spoken. This is partly of necessity: Neither Uddin, her husband nor her assistant speaks much English and no Spanish. The children, who most likely hear English at home, are still learning to speak.
"No vegetables?" Colon asks the assistant. Suddenly, the girl begins to gag on the macaroni and cheese. She silently struggles, mouth open. It lasts only a few seconds, but feels like much longer. She spits up her food. No one moves to help or comfort her, and she doesn't seem to expect it.
Uddin says she thinks the girl is getting sick. Colon tells the assistant to please clean up and the assistant wipes the spat-up food from the table. Then Colon tells her to wipe the girl's face, which is still covered with food. The assistant returns to do that too. She does so efficiently and silently.
Later, sharing Twizzlers in a car headed back to WHEDco's office, Colon and Swearing will put words to what is wrong. These small children are supposed to be learning language, but in this home, they are rarely spoken to. Whether for lack of a common language, lack of an understanding on Uddin's part on how to help them or lack of interest, it seems that at Acorn Daycare children are being warehoused more than nurtured.
Acorn Family Daycare is just one of over 13,000 of the city's subsidized child care programs that are run out of a private family home where the vast majority of New York City babies and toddlers receiving subsidized child care spend their time. These home-based arrangements span everything from informal agreements with grandparents to signed contracts with small child care center–like programs.
The problems that often plague families living in poverty can also trouble these home programs. Home providers are often isolated and, like the families they serve, living in or on the brink of poverty.
One large study of nonfamilial family caregivers found that over 9 percent reported clinical depression. For those working in family child care settings, depression was more closely linked with negative behaviors such as being more withdrawn and showing less sensitivity toward children. Other studies have found that, on the whole, family child care providers have lower education levels than center-based caregivers. The quality of the care they provide can vary greatly from home to home, but has been found, on average, to be of lower quality than that at child care centers. "The training and capabilities of the caregiver are lower in family settings," says Steven Barnett, director of the National Institute for Early Education Research at Rutgers University. "If you're just sitting in front of a TV, it doesn't matter how small the [child-to-provider] ratio is, that's not good."
Children from low income families rarely wind up in the family-run programs that would give them the best start in life.
Children from low income families—the ones research shows have the most to gain from rich learning environments and the most to lose from poor ones—rarely wind up in the family-run programs that would give them the best start in life. In one study published by the National Center for Education Statistics, 90 percent of home-based daycare arrangements rated as "poor" or mediocre. For children living in poverty, only 4 percent of home-based daycare arrangements rated as "high-quality." Many programs provide care of a quality so low it could harm children's development, says Barnett. One research paper referred to this as a "crisis in the quality of child care" in low-income communities.
Despite EarlyLearn's Reforms Raising the Quality of Care Remains A Challenge
NYC's broad childcare reforms, known as EarlyLearn have attempted to raise the bar for its family child care programs. To that end, it now asks its home-based providers to meet many of the same requirements for teachers in the more formal child care centers. But when the Center for New York City Affairs (CNYCA) at the New School surveyed the social service network organizations charged with monitoring and supporting the subsidized home programs, the staff repeatedly said that it is the requisite home visits—unique to family child care—that hold the most potential for improving quality in these programs. On these visits, network staff go to a program to observe and work one-on-one with the provider.
Staff repeatedly said that it is the home visits—unique to family child care—that hold the most potential for improving quality in these programs.
They say these home visits allow them to observe the children in a program while also delivering individualized attention and instruction to a diverse workforce. They can also bring much-needed support and camaraderie to a group of providers who are infamously isolated and overextended, sometimes working alone or with one other assistant for minimal pay.
Emerging research echoes this, with some studies suggesting that home visits where a home provider works collaboratively with a professional support staff can be key to improving quality.
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So far, the EarlyLearn reform provides very little direction on any of these issues, and network organizations set their own protocol for everything from who does the home visits, to how many cases they carry, to when they should remove EarlyLearn children from a program and call in the Department of Health, which has the authority to revoke a program's license.
As a result, the types and quality of supports that the home programs receive can vary widely from network to network and even staff member to staff member. So does the pay and experience of home visitors.
Addressing safety issues is usually more clear cut, and Swearing and Colon say they have learned to be mindful that no matter how good a program appears, things can change. A provider's priorities can shift; she might have new pressures placed upon her; and you can never know quite what to expect when you knock on a door.
Each EarlyLearn network determines when and how to sever a provider's contract. At WHEDco, if safety is not an issue and a provider is willing to work toward improvement, they will generally err on the side of helping the provider. WHEDco has removed EarlyLearn children from six of the 50 home-based programs they started out with. Most contracts they terminated because the providers were unwilling to do the work needed to improve.
Raya Uddin at Acorn Day Care has always appeared, if anything, eager to please and eager to improve. "She yeses you to death and smiles," says Swearing.
And yet, rarely does she do what is asked of her. Swearing and Colon find it difficult to gauge how much of this is because Uddin does not understand, due to language barriers, or simply does not want to make the changes they ask of her. So they give her the benefit of the doubt, clinging to any of signs of progress.
A year ago, for instance, when Colon started at WHEDco and first visited the program, she watched with horror as Uddin's assistant wiped each child's runny nose with the same tissue. Now the assistant uses individual baby wipes. An improvement, says Colon, and for the most part she's no longer worried about the children's health. "But educationally I'm very worried," she says.
It can be challenging for any provider to engage kids of a wide age range, so Colon and Swearing have learned upon entering a home, to quickly gauge whether the needs of not only the oldest but also the youngest child are being met. But here, at Acorn Tree, it's not clear that anyone's developmental needs are getting addressed. The children aren't getting the back and forth with caretakers they need for mastering language, says Colon. They aren't getting that stimulation crucial to their development.
The EarlyLearn reform was, in theory, designed to help with this. Several months ago, Uddin acquired the Creative Curriculum. (She purchased it for $100, as WHEDco requires.) But at this site visit, when asked where it is, she smiles and says she can't remember. Colon suspects it is still pristine in its cellophane wrapper. And though Uddin claims to have especially enjoyed a recent WHEDco training on healthy eating, the lessons taught there seem lost on today's lunch menu of macaroni and cheese only.
It doesn't help that Uddin's motivation for starting up a daycare is uninspired. "I wanted to work but my husband wouldn't let me work outside the home," she explains, her husband nodding agreement.
Recently, Colon gave Uddin an ultimatum: WHEDco will not send more children to this home until they see marked improvement.
But the EarlyLearn tools they are using for improvement seem insufficient for addressing the program's gaping needs. Today, Colon asks Uddin to set up "learning areas" as prescribed by the Creative Curriculum, and to create a dedicated space for a baby to roll around. As they've come to expect, Uddin smiles and nods. But Colon and Swearing know this agreement can mean anything.
In the room adjacent to where Colon talks to Uddin and her husband, it is naptime. The children lie on cots, blinking at the ceiling. The assistant sits on the floor beside them. A paper poster with the ABCs on it loosens from a wall and flutters to the floor. In the still quietness, the girl who earlier gagged on lunch begins softly singing. She sings "not to someone or with someone," Colon will later point out in the car. "She was singing to herself."
Indeed, it is a lonely sounding song, like she believes no one here can hear her.
Before leaving, Colon asks Uddin if she has any questions. Uddin, who has struggled for words throughout much of this visit, now has a forceful answer. "Yes," she says. "Will you send me more children?"
This article is part of a report, Bringing it All Home: Problem's and Possibilities facing NYC's Family Child Care, from the Center for New York City Affairs at The New School. The report focuses on home-based centers in the city's EarlyLearn program.
Fi2W is supported by the David and Katherine Moore Family Foundation, the Ralph E. Odgen Foundation, an anonymous donor and readers like you.
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Q: matrix derivation Given
$$
\mathbf{Z}=\mathbf{A}\mathbf{H}\mathbf{W}
$$
where $\mathbf{Z}\in\mathbb{R}^{V\times d_n}$, $\mathbf{A}\in\mathbb{R}^{V\times V}$, $\mathbf{H}\in\mathbb{R}^{V\times d_{n-1}}$, and $\mathbf{W}\in\mathbb{R}^{d_{n-1}\times d_n}$, what is the matrix representation of
$$\frac{\partial \mathbf{Z}}{\partial \mathbf{H}}$$
? My understanding is that it should be $\mathbf{A}\mathbf{W}$, but their dimensions don't match.

A: $
\def\bbR#1{{\mathbb R}^{#1}}
\def\e{\varepsilon}
\def\o{{\tt1}}\def\p{\partial}
\def\LR#1{\left(#1\right)}
\def\op#1{\operatorname{#1}}
\def\trace#1{\op{Tr}\LR{#1}}
\def\qiq{\quad\implies\quad}
\def\grad#1#2{\frac{\p #1}{\p #2}}
\def\c#1{\color{red}{#1}}
\def\gradLR#1#2{\LR{\grad{#1}{#2}}}
\def\H{H_{kl}}\def\Z{Z_{ij}}
$Rename the dimensioning variables $\:(V,d_{n},d_{n-1})\to(m,n,p)$
and introduce the Cartesian basis vectors
$\big\{e_k\in\bbR{m}|\,f_k\in\bbR{n}|\,g_k\in\bbR{p}\big\}$
The gradient of the matrix $H$ with respect to its own components is
$$\eqalign{
\grad{H}{\H} = e_kg_l^T \\
}$$
which can be used to calculate the component-wise gradients of $Z$
$$\eqalign{
Z &= AHW \qiq
\grad{Z}{\H} &= A\,e_kg_l^TW \\
}$$
The fully indexed gradient is found by extracting the $(i,j)$ components
$$\eqalign{
\grad{\Z}{\H}
 &= \grad{(e_i^TZf_j)}{\H}
 &= e_i^T\LR{Ae_kg_l^TW}f_j
 &= A_{ik}W_{lj} \\
}$$

Another technique is to use a Kronecker product $(\otimes)$
to flatten $(Z,H)$ into vectors $(z,h)$
before calculating the gradient
$$\eqalign{
z &= {\rm vec}(Z) = \LR{W^T\otimes A}h \qiq
\grad zh &= \LR{W^T\otimes A} \\
}$$

A: You may be confused about how to define $\partial \mathbf{Z}/\partial \mathbf{H}$.
One reasonable definition is the tensor whose $(i,j,k,\ell)$-th entry is the derivative of $Z_{i,\ell}$ with respect to $H_{j,k}$.
Next, note that $$Z_{i,\ell}=\sum_{j,k}A_{i,j}H_{j,k}W_{k,\ell}.$$
It follows that $(\partial Z_{i, \ell}/\partial H_{j, k})=A_{i,j}W_{k,\ell}$.
Or, more succinctly, using the outer product,
$$
\frac{\partial \mathbf{Z}}{\partial \mathbf{H}}
=\boxed{\mathbf{A}\otimes \mathbf{W}}.
$$

A: The total differential $DZ(H; {-})$ of a function $Z(H)$ is the best linear approximation of $Z$ at $H$. But $Z$ is already linear, so
$$
  DZ(H; K) = AKW.
$$
$K$ has the same dimensions as $H$. In index notation, writing matrices as $(1,1)$-tensors gives
$$
  DZ(H)^{ij}_{kl} = A^i_lW^j_k.
$$
The RHS is just the tensor product of $A$ and $W$, so we could write
$$
  DZ(H) = A\otimes W,
$$
but the problem with this notation (and the index notation) is that it isn't clear how $DZ(H)$ is supposed to be used.


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