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Many clubs use FRS radios a bit as toys and some conferences use FRS and GMRS for Camporees.
Consider this. A Conference and large clubs may be able to obtain and license GMRS mobile repeaters to use for large gatherings. At the price almost any group can get FRS wich does not need licensing and most GMRS is low cost as well.
There are 14 FRS frequencies and 23 GMRS frequencies.
8 Repeated GMRS channels. A GMRS radio compatable for repeaters will have 23 frequencies not 22. 22 is 14FRS and 8 non-repeater GMRS.
Your group should pre-determine channel usage. If you are part of a conference camporee an FRS channel for each club or if you have more than 14 one FRS channel with different privacy tones, you will still hear others but not talk to them allowing your group to "talk over" them. Large clubs may use GMRS if properly licensed. GMRS have longer range so they are better for coordinating the full event and communicating across a large camp.
The key to good radio use is to train those with access and require them to follow the rules. Each club MUST agree to the rules as policy. Then to properly assign and designate channels. You wil want 2 emergncy channels, one at least per club (more with multiple privacy tones), two or more for event coordination, one for announcements.
Check ebay even base stations are cheap now with 8 GMRS, the rules changed a couple of years ago making older, weaker FRS radios out of date causing even a brand new equipment drop in price.
I can not tell you how much I walked when I could have used a radio if everyone had been set up. Even the infantry aids had horses before radio, it seems I am always walking at camporees and fairs.
The use of cell phones can be of great benefit in Camporees like FoF.
We used them very effectively.
Out in the wilderness with no cell phone coverage, we have used the FRS radios effectively.
For Conference Camporees, the Area Coordinators have Conference Radios.
As a licensed Amateur Radio Operator I find all such communication bans interesting. Perhaps if you gathered some information on the benefits of electronic communications at an event like a Union Camporee, and with the help of your Conference Pathfinder leaders presented it to the Union leadership, you could change their minds.


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Lady Coyotes opening doors for local girls
Kaley Gibson skated out of goal, a dejected owner of a freshly stinging 5-0 loss, but with her sweat-drenched head held high.
In the stands, the St. Norbert College coach scouting Gibson had seen enough. Despite the loss, she wanted Gibson between the pipes when the fledgling Green Knights' women's NCAA Division III hockey program dropped the puck on its inaugural season in 2010-2011.
Even in defeat, Gibson wore her passion for hockey on the sleeves of her game-day sweater.
Around the same time, a young Emily Dennee was slowly teaching herself how to skate and quickly finding her own passion for hockey one stride at a time. Those strides became stronger and, before long, a scout was knocking on Dennee's door, also with an invitation to be a founding member of a women's college hockey squad.
Gibson and Dennee's similar paths intertwined this year; the former as a coach, the latter as a graduating high school senior, with an Arizona Lady Coyotes program – the only sanctioned all-girls hockey association in the state of Arizona – that's on a mission to instill that same passion in its young players, while affording them the opportunity for the sport to take them around the world.
When Dennee committed this winter to play for Massachusetts' Becker College, she became the first original player in the Lady Coyotes' short history to sign on to play for a NCAA Division III program.
"What she'll experience will be like nothing she's ever experienced," Gibson said of Dennee's role as a founding member of Becker's hockey program. "She'll be Emily Dennee, one of the girls who started it all."
Gibson, who grew up in the Valley, returned to the Phoenix area this year, taking on the role of goalie coach with the Lady Coyotes after graduating from St. Norbert, which is located in Wisconsin, in the spring.
An All-Collegiate Hockey Association award winner in 2011, '13 and '14, Gibson played for the first incarnation of the Lady Coyotes years ago (in addition to earlier stints with the Arizona Selects girls program and Peoria Roadrunners) before becoming a two-time captain and team MVP for the Green Knights.
That original Lady Coyotes program ended its run a few years back, but Gibson joins a staff of coaches with the "new" Lady Coyotes dedicated to once again furthering opportunities for female players while advancing the sports as a whole in the Grand Canyon State.
"We want to show these girls that they can play hockey and still be a girl," said Gibson.
Fortunately for the Lady Coyotes, there's no shortage of young girls eyeing their own opportunity to follow in Gibson's and Dennee's skates.
That means excelling off the ice as well as on it.
"My coaches have taught me perhaps the most important lesson in life," said Lady Coyotes 19U AA forward Kyran Lackey. "They taught me that in order to succeed in anything, you have to put a 110 percent into everything you do."
The Sandra Day O'Conner High School freshman was among the leading scorers on her team entering the New Year and has aspirations of studying sports medicine in college.
"In all my years of playing, the one thing I'm continuously reminded of is the fact that hard work pays off in the end," Lackey said. "Personally, I take that lesson with me everywhere.
"Working my hardest in school will ensure the grades I need to be successful in entering a good college and choosing a good career."
That same attitude extends into the Lady Coyotes' younger team. The 15 girls skating for the organization's 12U team might be just that – young – but the opportunity they possess isn't lost on them.
"Seeing the other players do it, you know it can be done," said Riley Benson, a center on the Lady Coyotes' 12U squad, of the opportunity to play college hockey.
Benson, the team's leading scorer heading into the New Year, has her sights set on playing college hockey. More remarkably, the 12-year-old has her future profession already mapped out, as well.
Benson, with her straight-A marks at Harris Elementary, wants to be an endocrinologist. She cites her own personal experience with Type 1 diabetes and helpful doctors as her life's true inspiration.
But before Benson dons a stethoscope, she's just as content in a hockey helmet and gloves. Whether it's picking up a down teammate, taking extra skating or stickhandling lessons or switching from defense to center, Benson says it's doing the little things she learned from her coaches that are making a difference in not only her game, but in her teammates, as well.
"In the beginning, we were losing games," Benson said of the start of the season and the bond the girls have formed. "Then we started tying games. Now, we're winning games."
For Benson, one of those coaches is 12U mentor Brittany Johnson, who played collegiately at the University of Massachusetts-Boston. Johnson, like Gibson, is another Arizona youth hockey native who played locally (in her case, for the former Arizona Selects girls program and the Coyotes Amateur Hockey Association) before her own college career.
Not all players will go on to play hockey in college, but the Lady Coyotes are providing the opportunities for those wishing to work for and pursue a life on the ice and in the classroom.
"In the end, it's really up to them," said Lady Coyotes president Sarah Dennee. "The girls in Arizona need to see that they can do this."
Emily Dennee's advice to the younger players is to find a balance between the ice and the classroom.
"When it comes to balancing schedule, school is always No. 1," said the Becker-bound Dennee. "Hockey is just the cherry on top."
– Christopher C. Wuensch
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Discussion in 'Software' started by Huge, Jun 21, 2005.
I was going through XP's add/remove programs when I saw this; anybody know how to get rid of this?
never seen that before. Did you add anything new lately?
Just the cat 5.6 drivers.
Hmm...I'm not the only one who has had this; there is an answer (hopefully).
Hmm...taking out the -#'s didn't help.
Have you tried to uninstall DVD shrink? That seemed to be the other suggestion.
I would guess something that doesn't want to be uninstalled. Run Spybot, Adaware and such?
Done that already; it's been months since Ive last tried uninstalling a program on this machine (auntie's machine I built for her).
You may consider leaving that way if it doesn't affect the machine's behaviour. Otherwise, it may be time for a whitch hunting on the registry.


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Should you switch away from earning to give? Some considerations.
At EA Global, a common discussion topic was that direct work was becoming increasingly higher priority in comparison to earning to give. I've helped to contribute to this conversation, and I'm glad we're talking about this. This post is just to give some considerations on the other side, to ensure that (i) we approximate allocative efficiency, where the people who have the strongest comparative advantage in earning to give do so, and those who have strongest comparative advantage in direct work do so; and that (ii) we don't overcorrect. There were a few conversations I had at EA Global where I thought there were some considerations that should be on the table that weren't widely known about, and weren't written up publicly, so I've chosen to write them up here. I should caveat that these are just my personal off-the-cuff thoughts, rather than necessarily representative of CEA or 80,000 Hours. This also isn't meant to be a complete picture; it's just some considerations that I think might not currently be widely known or fully understood.
The primary reason people were less excited by earning to give was simply that we've raised a lot of money already, and diminishing marginal returns means that additional money becomes comparatively less important.
It's true that, as a community, we've raised an awful lot of money; it's very plausible that we've had comparatively greater success at moving money to the highest-priority issues than convincing people to work on those issues. What's more, Open Philanthropy has started making grants in the areas that people in the community often think of as highest-priority: factory farming, global catastrophic risks, artificial intelligence, and building the effective altruism community.
These facts make me believe that fewer people should earn to give than I used to believe several years ago. But I still think some people should earn to give; in my previous post a year ago I asked, "At this point in time, and on the margin, what portion of altruistically motivated graduates from a good university, who are open to pursuing any career path, should aim to earn to give in the long term?" The median and mean answer among myself, Ben Todd, Roman Duda and Rob Wiblin was 15%. This number still seems about right to me: the people with the highest comparative advantage in earning to give should continue to earn to give; other people should do direct work (including research, advocacy, policy, socially-motivated entrepreneurship, etc).
My primary concern going forward is that we as a community fail on allocative efficiency. Different people vary considerably on both their donation potential and their potential at direct work. Ideally, if 15% of people should earn to give long-term, then it's the 15% of people who have the strongest comparative advantage at earning to give.
For this reason, I believe that those people who have the strongest comparative advantage at earning to give, such as those working in quantitative trading, or who are already far along in their earning-to-give career, should at least wait and see over the next year or two how the community responds and develops before switching to direct work. To emphasise, this is about comparative advantage: if you have lots of amazing options, then the fact that you have an amazing earning to give option doesn't mean you should earn to give; for example, for someone concerned about AI safety, who has the option to work on AI safety at an AI lab, it's plausible to me that they ought to do that even over a great earning to give job in quantitative trading.**[later edit] For other people, for example people earning to give in software engineering, who have skills that would be useful in direct work, and who would be happy either earning to give or doing direct work, I'd still encourage them to seriously think about what sorts of direct work they could do.
In general, when considering whether to do direct work or earn to give, you could ask yourself: am I in the top 15% of people in terms of comparative advantage at earning to give?
You may differ from Open Phil or other major funders in your assessment of the funding gaps within what you think of as the highest-priority issues. As a hypothetical: If you think that factory farming would still be the highest-priority problem even if a further $100mn/yr were put towards it, whereas Open Phil think that the room for more funding is only $10mn/yr, then earning to give, from your perspective, would still be very valuable over the long-run, even though you're both funding it as much as you can right now.
Over time, your views or the views of Open Phil and other major funders may change substantially on what the top priorities are. Even if you're in perfect agreement right now, that might change in the future; earning to give can be an important hedge against this possibility.
For some organisations, Open Phil and other major funders might wish to limit their donation to a certain % of their overall budget, in order to ensure that the organisation doesn't become overly dependent on a single donor. In some circumstances, this can actually increase the argument for earning to give, because every dollar you donate unlocks an additional amount of room for more funding from those %-capped major donors.
There will be giving opportunities that Open Phil and other major funders won't look at, for example because the funding gap for the organisation in question is comparatively small.
We can already see people in the community adapting their plans on the basis of the emphasis away from earning to give; so you need to take this adjustment into account. Even if you thought that too many people are earning to give right now, this might not be true in two years, after the adjustment takes place.
Similarly, organisations are able to increase their room for more funding in response to a greater availability of funding. For example, many organisations that people in the community donate to pay significantly less than market rates; it's possible that with a greater abundance of funding they could pay more in order to attract more experienced people; or they could start hiring more expert contractors, which are typically expensive; or they could come up with innovative ways of spending money that don't require hiring a lot of people.
Similarly, new organisations within a particular area may come into existence if it's widely known that there's funding for such organisations.
In some cases, it's possible to ask the organisations where you might work for the amount of donations at which they'd be indifferent between having you work for them and having you donate more. This can be an awkward conversation to have, but does enable you to more directly make a comparison between earning to give and direct work.
There may be fewer people earning to give than you think. Only 10% of attendees at EAG were earning to give as their long-term plan for impact. This is less than the 15% suggestion I made in my previous blog post on the topic. In an informal survey of organisations in the effective altruism community done by 80,000 Hours at EA Global, respondents on average only claimed to be slightly more people-constrained than funding-constrained.
The area I know in most depth is funding of effective altruism community-building. In this area, all of the considerations above weigh on my mind; I think it would be a very precarious position (both for insurance and impartiality reasons) if the EA community were heavily dependent on a single donor, or a small number of donors. I wouldn't be that surprised if in a few years we switched to emphasising how funding-constrained rather than people-constrained we are (though I'm aware that other people disagree with me on the likelihood of this).
Career advice is hard to give general recommendations about, because everyone's circumstances and options are so different. I'm glad that we're now more heavily emphasising career paths other than earning to give. But I think that if you're particularly well-suited to earning to give, compared to your other options, or if you'd gain a lot of skills by earning to give, or if you'd be particularly happy in that path, or if you are particularly unsure about which problems are highest priority to tackle, then it's often still a great option for having a positive impact, and you should be cautious about moving on from that.
Thanks to Nick Beckstead, Holden Karnofsky and Benjamin Todd for comments on an earlier draft.
**[Later Edit] To clarify again, this is about comparative advantage, not absolute advantage: x has a comparative advantage over y at producing G iff x can produce G at a lower opportunity cost than y. (In this post I'm most interested in comparative advantage within the EA community). Example: If Jane can earn to give and donate $100,000 per year, or do research and write 8 papers per year; and Joe can earn to give and donate $50,000 per year or do research and write 3 papers of the same quality that Jane could write per year, then Jane has a comparative advantage in research (giving up 8 research papers for every $100,000 donated) and Joe has a comparative advantage at earning to give (giving up only 6 research papers for every $100,000 donated).
[Second later edit]: Disclosure: I am CEO of the Centre of Effective Altruism, which is funded in significant part by the donations of effective altruists, including donors who earn to give. You can find out more about my background at www.williammacaskill.com.


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Wax + Wick is a London based company that creates beautifully scented candles from repurposed wine bottles.
I love the simplicity of these candles both in their design and in their story.
They begin their journey in the pubs of Primrose Hill where the empty wine bottles are sourced and repurposed as candle jars, contributing to the circular economy and minimising waste.
With sustainability at the heart of Wax + Wick's story, the vegan-friendly candles are hand poured locally using only two ingredients: oils and soy wax – meaning that they contain no hidden nasties such as artificial colours or parabens.
But the good stuff doesn't stop there since Wax + Wick have developed such an extensive range that you will no doubt find your perfect scent from 'Amber + Mineral' to 'Lavender + Bay Leaf'.
My favourite though is their best selling 'Grapefruit + Sage' candle with its fresh and fruity fragrance.
You can shop their full product range here and, for 20% off, remember to use the discount code 'RACHEL20' at check out!
*Please note that the product you see in these photos was kindly sent to me free of cost by Wax + Wick.
Rachel, what a unique idea. I will have to share this with my wife who makes candles on our homestead. She also uses 100% non GMO soy wax, but her jars are glass tumblers made in the United States. She encourages her customers, once their candles are finished, to warm up the jar and wash the remaining soy wax out and use the glass tumblers as a juice glass. My wife has talked about getting into bottle slumping and re-purposing glass bottles, but I also like this idea as well. Thanks for following our blog and for this post.
Thank you for your lovely comment! It's great to hear that your wife is also contributing to the circular economy and minimising waste with her own candles. I really hope that this idea catches on since there is no excuse for us to throw so much away when these things can be re-used/ re-purposed!!
I hear what you are saying, my wife and I are currently debating on buying a new smart phone, and it seems that corporations are only making them last for two years before the programs and tech force the customers to upgrade. We've had ours for 5 years now, and it barely runs and won't accept app downloads. What a waste of our natural resources when this could easily be prevented by the corporations themselves. Sorry, when my wife and I started the candle business, we vowed not to be wasteful and purchase materials locally as much as possible. Profits do not have to be made by increased waste. Rachel, keep sharing your thoughts and blog posts.
Thanks for your positive feedback Brodie! Yes I agree, it is such a great idea for minimising waste plus I love the designs and scents of these candles – a perfect combination!


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Have you ever thought of volunteering as a board member of a nonprofit board? Maybe you now have more time to volunteer over and above lending "extra hands" in a soup kitchen twice a year. Or maybe you now want to share your skills and expertise in an impactful way by joining other like-minded professionals providing governance and leadership to a nonprofit.
And why not? Volunteering to serve on a nonprofit board provides you with so many long-term personal and professional benefits.


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Join this comprehensive group tour any day of the week and learn closer about the life of Pablo Escobar, his impact on the community, and the new version of a very resilient and improved Medellin. This tour will take you to the places where Pablo lived while narrating stories about the past and present of this beautiful city that was hurt in so many ways by the drug cartels. Make your own conclusions as you discover the new Medellin, which turned to be the most innovative city on earth after having been considered the most dangerous during the 80's.
Tour departs everyday at 9 AM from a central location in El Poblado, more specifically from DONDE AQUELLOS BAR in Lleras Park where our office is located (Carrera 38 # 9A-26 Centro Ejecutivo Parque Lleras). Tour starts with a stop at Monaco building where Pablo lived, can´t get in though because the building is falling apart. But is a good intro to the early days of Pablo to see how we fought the status quo by building his penthouse in one of the most elite suburbs. You are headed south towards the neighborhood where Pablo grew up, a humble community that once had the highest income per capita on earth when they became part of Pablo´s payroll.
Hear the most impressive anecdotes next at La Catedral, Pablo´s private prison, lush hillside to enjoy panoramic city views and to visualize how he decided to work with the Colombian government at one point. Tour leaves La Catedral as you are informed about Escobar´s escape and the upcoming pursuit that lasted 18 months until he finally got caught. At Los Olivos community, visit the block and the houses where Pablo got shot. Was it a suicide or what exactly happened? You will make your own conclusions after hearing your guide´s information.
Next, tour stops at the cemetery where Pablo rests along with his family members. Understand who was Pablo´s albite and who wasn´t. Take this opportunity to learn how Pablo got started by the black widow (Griselda Blanco), whose grave is located just steps from his. Finally, tour takes you to one of the humblest communities where you´ll realize how Medellin went from the most violent to the most innovative city in the world. At comuna 13 you will understand how Medellin has been so resilient by admiring the colorful street art and outstanding infrastructure such as the largest outdoor escalator in America. At the end, van goes back to the initial starting point.
Places: El Poblado - Monaco Building (Pablo's Penthouse) - Envigado, La Paz (Pablo´S Hometown) - La Miel (Pablo´S Prison) - Pablo/Griselda Blanco's Graveyard - Downtown Medellin - Los Olivos (Pablo's Final Hideout) – Comuna 13 (escalators)
Departures: 365 Days Of The Year, Daily Departures 7 Days A Week at 9AM
Duration: 5 hours approx.
Included: van with bilingual driver and ac - traveler`s insurance - local taxes - parking fees - fully narrated tour.
Not included: lunch - beverages - tips to driver/guide
Minimum 2 persons per booking, single travelers must pay for 2.
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September 10, 2015: Join Product Specialist Gina Hawks as she hosts this week's Product Call. She will cover the basics of annuities, such as how to find money in the home AND the tools you have available to you to sell more annuities!
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Paul Epstein and Joe Dukes are putting a twist on this week's product call. The call will be focused on annuities, but not on the product details. Instead, they'll help you find annuity money, BAMFAM (Book A Meeting From A Meeting) and explain how to use the Annuity ATM in the home.
Join us on this product call hosted by Christine Grines & Luke Christenson from F&G. They will be covering the details on F&G's fixed indexed annuities as well as a sneak peak of a brand new annuity product that will be available later in August!
Phoenix has a NEW fixed indexed annuity, the Personal Retirement Annuity. The Personal Retirement Annuity offers great bonuses on the annuity contract value as well as attractive lifetime income riders. Mark Fitzgerald from Phoenix hosts our training call & covers the details of this new annuity. Click here to access the presentation Mark will be using during the call.
During this week's product call, we are going to be covering how the guaranteed lifetime income riders (and other optional riders) work on our various index annuities. Please join Gina Hawks on Thursday to find out how you can help your clients generate a GUARANTEED INCOME for the REST OF THEIR LIFE with our annuity products & the income riders.
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In this process, e-satisfaction is playing an important role, as it helps the team of Praktiker Hellas to easily ask new questions to better understand its customers and start leveraging this feedback to create human centric campaigns around their real needs.


that is beautiful Jane Fonda! I love how you compared the entryway to a womb. I'm a huge fan of your work and I love that your twitter icon is your mugshot. you're an inspiration to feminists and bloggers everywhere.
I have to say, that must be one of the most stunning apartments I have ever seen. What magnificent taste you have!
What a gorgeous place! I've never heard of a glass fireplace and can imagine it's quite intriguing to watch the fire interact with the material.
What a very beautiful home. I hate to see you leave Atlanta, but life is a journey. And your life is certainly more interesting than most.
Fantastic! Did you use a local designer? I have had the hardest time finding people to help me with my Atlanta place.
It's just lovely, and very tastefully done. I love the simple lines, and the light, airy feel.
Jane, you're a goddess, so I will tread carefully, and with the hope that I'll make you smile.
It's a stunning residence – awe inspiring. My only criticism is the opening phrase .
Architectural Digest. Am glad you will be making movies again, I enjoyed your last two. The French film coming up sounds especially interesting.
NIce view Jane , both inside and out.
I had a few frist part time jobs out of Graduate School , one was waorking in a Fine Furniture or high end furniture store , the other was working in a Fashion Design college.
Having earn both a Fine Arts Degree in Drawing and Painting and a Masters in Educational Media both jobs wer in my gerenal area of studies.
The furniture store was very well known , in was in the Sundays LA Calender every Sunday, concerning the new works. The store was once a lagre Sears store, in the 50's , I recall and was often used as a field trip by the Art schools in the area. The store was later taken over and became Danica , owned by Robinson's. I do enjoy good Furniture and this looks like your use of space and color is right on the money.
Some interestng people work in furnture , one of a kind work , McCabe the guitar making, make wonderful one of a kind works of furnture and Harrison Ford is a Cabinet makers that make s individual pieces of furniture. I truly wonderful place to create and live, I m sure ,having been homeless for a long time now I do have a point of view of space. good photo work as well , tells the story.
Dear Jane: yor house is a beutifull home. I hope that you enjoy it. Kisses and thanks for to bring us part of you life. God bless you.
Spectacular!!! You have impeccable taste. The glass FP is awesome!
It is lovely but .. reminds me of an ocean liner.
So when are you going to invite me over to give me a personal walk though tour?
Your loft is so beautiful and full of light everywhere. Good luck on your move. Change is good.
OMG! Unbelievably stunning!! Love the Andy Warhol prints on the wall.
Wow, Jane, what a gorgeous apartment! I can understand why you would find it difficult to leave the place.
But good luck with finding a buyer and a new place in Los Angeles.
Are producers stupid! I know that you're wanting to make movies, again, and I'm not even a producer. Where is your agent? Isn't it their job to promote you and get the word out that you are available? If you don't work, they don't make a commission, right?
Have you ever been featured in 'Architectural Digest'? I am sure you must have been – I seem to recall an article from a few years back.
The loft photographs very well and I must admit to some surprise at how clean and minimalist it is – I am not sure what I was expecting, but I have to say I like the curves and the room heights. The windows too are stunning. Truly a very peaceful, restful place.
Someone is going to be an awfully lucky buyer.
I bet there's plenty of atmosphere that can be created here at night with all the halogen lighting.
My whole apartment is a 3rd of the size of your bedroom. Your place is bigger than my university library. I'll pay you $350.00 a month to stay there.
I think you should just lease it and not sell… you said you love it so and one never knows…you may want to come back to it one day. Whatever happens I wish you the best. Thanks for sharing.
PS: If you do sell be sure to find that someone who loves it as much as you [email protected]!
Wow — that is the most stunning apartment I've ever seen. I love the colours; the white, pink and beige. And all the lovely curves and lines. Very uplifting and spiritual. Beautiful.
A baker's paradise. I don't think I've never seen a residential kitchen with two ovens.
ps still haven't managed Atlanta yet, but I guess there's one less reason for me to go there now.
Oh you're one of my big inspirations in life. Your book was so empowering. Thanks for sharing your journey with such radical honesty. Hoping someday to meet you. Safe travels.
I enjoy your blog very much. If you are so inclined – I would love to hear all about your relationship with Andy Warhol (and having your portrait done by him).
I knew Andy prety well. Got to know him during my first marriage to Roger Vadim. Then, when I was married to politician Tom Hayden, I asked Andy to do my portrait so we could auction them off to raise money for Tom's Senate campaign. Thanks god they weren't all sold. I kept the very valuable artist's proofs…the ones that are different than all the others. Sitting for him was fun. He used an enormous antique poleroid camera, painted my face with clown white makeup and chose the red white and blue one as the main print that he made 100 lithographs of because he said he thought me a true patriot.
OMG Jane! Your loft is killer! What astounding artistic gifts you have. Love all the art – the walls, the animal benches, the cactus(cactii?) on the tables, the Andy Warhols (I'm sure there's an interesting story there), the lavender touch, the sensuous swirls, the bedroom and on and on.
So, you'll be registering to vote in California soon?
That's right. Holy smokes! Gotta register to vote and change my drivers license and…whew!
Living in both London and Manhattan I suddenly wish I lived in Atlanta! Pink is rarely warm and difficult to work with, but in your loft it actually warms the space up. I was excited to see all of the photos just by your womb reference. It was probably the most creative and inviting entrance hall i have ever viewed. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for sharing the beautiful photos of your loft. As everyone else had said, it is stunning, so light, airy and looks like it would be great for just relaxing or, on the other hand, hosting a party.
Good luck selling/leasing it quickly.
So you may not want to share this, but I was wondering if you and Richard will get a place together or if you want a place of your own? In any case, I hope that you find a home in California as beautiful as the one you are leaving in Atlanta.
I have been shacked up at Richard's for 9 months. That word, Shacked up, makes me laugh. It's so not what I expected at my age. But nw I have rented a small place of my own. I have so many books and I need a space to out my personal stuff though I left my furniture in Atlanta in case the loft is rented. I can see Richard's place from my back window though. maybe I'l get a telescope!!
Last year I had booked a flight to Atlanta and had to cancel it due to problems with my back (economy class at almost 6′ feet tall is hell, when you're in trouble with the back…).
It is a womb, yes, with the birth channel and everything. That's how I thought of it when I designed it.
Lovely place, Jane! The light at different times during the day adds so much to its appeal! I can see why you would hate to leave it!:( Maybe you'll end up leasing it so you can hold onto it! Thanks for sharing these photos with us! I'm so excited about the film you'll be doing in France…please continue your comments about things that go on during the filming! I enjoyed your comments so much about the funny and unusual things that happened to you while you were doing the play!!
I usually sign S.King, but I decided to start using my first name too!
Jane, I have been thinking about your Atlanta loft. When you're 80, you might not want to make movies, anymore. That loft would be a great place to retire to. If I were you, I would keep it, rent it out and get a smaller place in LA so that producers know that you're still in the game.
I know that LA agents tell their actors to live in LA but, let's face it, so many established actors live in New York, or in states other than California, and they still work.
Your place is too beautiful to give up. You might regret it, some day, if you do sell it.
Interesting that you like the smooth hyper-modern curvilinear look in the walls and floor but the textured collage type art work and sculptures, as I also saw at the old G-CAPP. It is kind of like an art gallery design. The lamp shades are surprisingly plain and old fashioned. I have one just like the ones next to your bed. I remember NY in the 70's as lofts were very popular, and one I visited had a circular staircase. It was really cool to live in a loft! I think they were designed for partying, for entertaining lots of people. Funny how everything goes in stages…I first saw your house when it was under construction, and now it goes on the market to close out the decade. I am sure you will make many more cool movies all over the world in the decade to come!
Well I am glad to hear that you are coming back to the big screen. As far as I am concerned you committed the biggest crime in movie history when you decided to retire many years ago. It's been agony for both audiences and the industry itself. What were you thinking; a larger than life talented actor and remarkable human being like you does not retire… ever lol!!
But welcome back I hope you will also produce your own films like you used to and cast (in one of them at least) your incredibly talented son who more than deserves to be a A list actor.
Oh wow vous avez répondu a mon message je suis flatté! Merci Jane ! J'attends maintenant avec impatience votre nouveau livre, vos nouveaux films et vos nouveaux fitness DVD's.
SO excited you're making another movie!!! … AND its with Catherine Keener! You'll be so great together! All the best for your move and time in France! Your loft is absolutely beautiful!(love the floor-to-ceiling book case) but its your ranch I'd struggle to tear myself away from!) Something I've been meaning to ask is whether you think writing your blog has had any affect on your life/career? Just curious. Very happy for you.
Jane, I'm a 30 year old male born and raised outside the New Orleans area and lived in Atlanta for many years. I grew up with your material… from the work out tapes and the movies, like 9-5. As a child my mother had your stuff all over the house – and to this day she loves you.
Let me be the first to say, I truly think you have found the Fountain of Youth. I met you years ago at a fund raiser in Atlanta and I thought you were 25 to 30 years younger.
I've loved your work, I love your energy and spirit and truly think you have helped change a great part of this country for the better.
I'm wondering if Eve Ensler has seen your womb in Atlanta, and if so, what did she think?
You bet! She loves it.
Jane back in California. Jerry Brown running for Gov! I'm 11 and happily so. West Hollywood, like San Francisco, will never forget the work you did with Harvey Milk against Briggs. Welcome back Jane!
More Jane Fonda movies! I sense I may be able to take my parents to see 33 Variations at some point in Los Angeles (?); I enjoyed seeing it in NYC. Again I welcome you back to CA!
I cannot believe (yes I can; it is YOU) how utterly beautiful your Atlanta home is/was. And I am glad you will be making movies again. We missed your movies, that is for sure. Just as Jean Francois said.
I just bragged about your loft apartment, Jane Fonda, to my penpals in Haarlem, Ntherlands. I think it is exquisitely feminine. A loft is a cold wide open room. But you turned your space into a wonderful home in which to live and entertain!! All of the comments are great too, of course. Thank you for being you!
I'm sure it's difficult to leave such a beautiful home near family but look forward to the new adventure. My favorite part of your home is the wall of books around the fireplace. I'm such a book nut that I can't imagine not being surrounded by my books. I can't imagine people who have no books!! Looking forward to ANY films you do.
LOVE your loft! It is so comforting and warm.
Love the Thornton Dial works! You have wonderful taste in art.
Your loft is simply amazing!
I love the Poncey Highlands neighborhood.
I hope it sells/leases quickly!
I had the distinct pleasure of meeting you at the Monster-In-Law premiere/fundraiser for GCAPP.
Although you'll be in CA, I can't imagine the events without you! Will you be returning for them?
Atlanta will miss your wisdom. You are a heroine to so many of us in our late 30's and 40's. Most of my circle of friends have seen EVERY Jane Fonda film there is (many times) and have read your books of course with fascination. We feel very close to you and yet we've never met. As a neighbor of yours, I can say I certainly wish I didn't have a house I already adore so I could buy your loft. It is gorgeous. We, of course, ride by your building often and salute you.
We are looking for a second home in West Hollywood as well and considering a massive renovation on one of the bird streets. Hope to run into you there!


Enough of the tease — happy hours aren't ending at bars across America. Instead, a new regulation from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is cutting off cows from feed that is, in part, comprised of byproducts of booze. The regulation is meant to ensure the safety of food given to our livestock and pets; it was originally signed into law as a tiny part of the massive Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) of 2011.
The process once went like this: when making various types of alcohol (whiskey, bourbon, beer) breweries and distilleries would have tons of wet, leftover grain. They'd send that product to the farms, and the cows loved it. Happy hour! To do a quick round of math: one gallon of beer will yield about a pound of spent grain; bourbon yields more than nine pounds.
Now, the byproducts — which once were a cheap way of disposal for alcohol makers and reduced costs of feed for farmers — are headed to the landfills.
Other beer associations argue that the changes are unnecessary because there is no record of any food safety issues with the practice.
Chris Thorne, vice president of communications for the Beer Institute, echoes the Brewers Association's concerns. "This is a practice that's been going on for centuries without any incident or risk to human health," he said in an article on Politico.com.
Even members of Congress are fighting the FDA's ruling, including representatives from Maine, Maryland, Colorado and Kentucky.
UPDATE: On April 24, 2014, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said it will revise its ruling after hearing objections to the regulation.The previous ruling would've likely affected the price of beer, beef and dairy products.
Dan McChesney, director of Office Surveillance and Compliance at the FDA's Center for Veterinary Medicine said that the administration was not aware of any problems with brewers' grain.
According to an article from the Washington Post, the FDA plans to release revised rules this summer, and will seek comments before issuing a final ruling next year.


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Andrew Johnson: Impact and Legacy
By Elizabeth R. Varon
For the most part, historians view Andrew Johnson as the worst possible person to have served as President at the end of the American Civil War. Because of his gross incompetence in federal office and his incredible miscalculation of the extent of public support for his policies, Johnson is judged as a great failure in making a satisfying and just peace. He is viewed to have been a rigid, dictatorial racist who was unable to compromise or to accept a political reality at odds with his own ideas. Instead of forging a compromise between Radical Republicans and moderates, his actions united the opposition against him. His bullheaded opposition to the Freedmen's Bureau Bill, the Civil Rights Act of 1866, and the Fourteenth Amendment eliminated all hope of using presidential authority to effect further compromises favorable to his position. In the end, Johnson did more to extend the period of national strife than he did to heal the wounds of war.
Most importantly, Johnson's strong commitment to obstructing political and civil rights for blacks is principally responsible for the failure of Reconstruction to solve the race problem in the South and perhaps in America as well. Johnson's decision to support the return of the prewar social and economic system—except for slavery—cut short any hope of a redistribution of land to the freed people or a more far-reaching reform program in the South.
Historians naturally wonder what might have happened had Lincoln, a genius at political compromise and perhaps the most effective leader to ever serve as President, lived. Would African Americans have obtained more effective guarantees of their civil rights? Would Lincoln have better completed what one historian calls the "unfinished revolution" in racial justice and equality begun by the Civil War? Almost all historians believe that the outcome would have been far different under Lincoln's leadership.
Among historians, supporters of Johnson are few in recent years. However, from the 1870s to around the time of World War II, Johnson enjoyed high regard as a strong-willed President who took the courageous high ground in challenging Congress's unconstitutional usurpation of presidential authority. In this view, much out of vogue today, Johnson is seen to have been motivated by a strict constructionist interpretation of the Constitution and by a firm belief in the separation of powers. This perspective reflected a generation of historians who were critical of Republican policy and skeptical of the viability of racial equality as a national policy. Even here, however, apologists for Johnson acknowledge his inability to effectively deal with congressional challenges due to his personal limitations as a leader.
Elizabeth R. Varon
Professor of History
Andrew Johnson Essays
The American Franchise
Impact and Legacy (Current Essay)


We know that projects can only be successful if you take on the underlying issues, and if everyone involved shares a vision, focuses on the same goals, and stays committed to success. That's why we have developed a variety of methods to increase your projects' chances of success.
We use creative and innovative techniques like design thinking, adapt them to your company projects, and make sure that they are also usable for HR and for all other project contributors.
Our workshop on the Haufe Quadrant helps you to examine your organization's "operating system" – the way that your employees and organization interact. We'll help you to look at your company from different perspectives, and quickly acquire an overview of your current situation and your success potentials.
HOW CAN THE HAUFE QUADRANT WORKSHOP HELP YOU?
Our unique Eigenland® tool helps you to quickly and easily identify important themes within your company. Through the use of play, participants' experience and intuitive know-how are linked to objective analytical options. Hands-on digital play also allows for a 360-degree analysis that helps you to identify ideas, needs and pain points.
Eigenland® gets participants very actively involved, and results are developed in a playful way. It also provides an opportunity to discover diverse perspectives and start critical discussions outside of company hierarchies. You'll find the right starting points for your project and tackle problems from the ground up.
HOW CAN EIGENLAND® HELP YOU?
It's not just kids that are inspired by these colorful bricks to build, develop and experiment. That's the secret to this innovative methodology, based on scientific research that provides an efficient, entertaining way to discuss and develop sustainable visions and objectives for your company.
With Lego® Serious Play®, you'll analyze important themes both strategically and systematically. The whole group discusses questions and problems, and searches for solutions, with no concern for hierarchy or specific outcomes. Use this method to involve all the relevant people and achieve greater commitment. Get participants actively engaged in the process with Lego® Serious Play® - and get your project off to a playful start.
HOW CAN LEGO®SERIOUS PLAY® HELP YOU?
Metro or subway maps are a part of daily life, familiar and understandable to everyone. They help to guide us in our day-to-day activities. Using the metro map as a metaphor, we work with you to take a closer look at your HR processes. This examination is focused on the people who use your processes: applicants, HR staff, hiring managers, etc.
How do people work together? Where are the critical junction points? What would the ideal state of your metro map look like? We work with you on these questions and many others like them in the workshop for your individualized metro map.
HOW CAN THE HAUFE METRO MAP HELP YOU?
The Haufe Success Score helps you to implement your strategy rigorously and sustainably with continuous monitoring. You'll always have a clear view of the progress you're making towards your goals.
To introduce the Haufe Success Score at your company, we first sit down with you to analyze your company's current situation, and break our findings down into individual dimensions for a later target/actual comparison. In addition, workshops focus on identifying success factors and defining the goals you want to achieve.
We then work with you to develop a plan for how we can help you to achieve your target situation, find long-term solutions for problem areas, and sustainably implement your strategy.
HOW CAN THE HAUFE SUCCESS SCORE HELP YOU?


One of the hardest wedding decisions is who to invite and who to leave out. When you can only accommodate a specific number of people, it's taxing having to whittle down the list. As we approach the end of the year. Christmas is a great excuse to avoid this exercise.
Simply have a wedding in your childhood home, and whichever neighbours or family members show up for the holiday, they can attend your nuptials. Plus, since there was sure to be a budget for holiday hosting, your wedding food plans can coincide with whatever was planned for Christmas lunch or dinner!
The only tricky part is deciding if it will be done at the bride's home or the groom's. If you've been together for a while, it's likely that you already have a system for deciding where you spend your holidays, so you can probably go with that. Let the women make the final decision since the men will probably just want to toss a coin.
In many parts of the world, a Christmas wedding is a white wedding, but here in Australia, we are basking in the heat of summer, so there'll be no snowflakes or blizzards. If you'd like a Christmas themed wedding dress, you can wear a red sash, sparkly red shoes, and a gleaming red bridal clutch. You might also try a holly garland in your hair, and mistletoe at the altar.
For your wedding dress, you can still wear the traditional white. The Beatrice dress by Rebecca Ingram is soft, delicate, and romantic, with its illusion lace and sweetheart neckline. Add a touch of red with coiffed ribbons or little red flowers in your hair. You could also use a holly wreath as your bridal bouquet.
An interesting touch for your bridesmaids, if you don't mind some colour, is to dress them in alternating red and green dresses. If you prefer something more subtle, go for alternating gold and silver, which are also recognised as Christmas colours. The rest of the wedding décor could be tinselly since snow-themed designs would fall flat here.
Many families have a tradition of sending out Christmas cards with family photos on the cover. Tweak this slightly and send out your wedding invitation in the form of a Christmas card. If you're worried about numbers, you could follow up with a phone call because few guests bother to RSVP. Of course, having a Christmas wedding has another advantage: food.
You won't have to dabble in endless discussions about whether to serve chicken or fish. The menu will be pre-set since it will all be Christmas food. And as for drinks, lots of eggnog and brandy to keep your guests happy. Since it'll be too warm for hot chocolate, you can serve chilled chocolate beverages instead, for the kids and non-drinkers.
In keeping with the theme, have your flower girls and page boys dressed as adorable little elves. The kids will love it, and they're more likely to co-operate than green and red bridesmaids. Groomsmen can wear bright Christmassy happy socks. If you have a quirky enough wedding officiator, you could dress him up as Santa.
The bridal table at the reception can be decorated like a Christmas chimney, complete with stockings and a tree. It will make a lovely backdrop for wedding photos. For the guest tables, give each one a name based on Christmas. It could be reindeer, archangels, shepherds, or even sheep, for a touch of local humour.
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Ask guests to have something Christmas-themed in their outfits. It doesn't have to be fancy dress. It could be something as simple as a candy cane brooch or a tinsel-laced hair. Award the most creative ones with a gift and a special Christmas cocktail named after them.
Centrepieces and party favours are probably the easiest part of a Christmas wedding. Cinnamon scented candles cushioned in a holly wreath are festive and romantic in the middle of the table. For your guests, a Christmas cracker that they can rip apart at home.
If you're having a church wedding, you can sing Christmas carols as part of the ceremony, but for the reception and after party, get a little more creative. Instead of jingling bells on the dance floor, have the DJ work up a playlist of Christmas pop songs. There's a massive variety, from romantic ballads to playful dance numbers.
You might even pay tribute to your guests. When you send then your Christmas Card Wedding Invite, ask them to include their favourite non-traditional Christmas song when they RSVP. It can be added to the DJs playlist for the day.


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May 11, 2022 | Inspiration
By Emily Pierro
Are you familiar with Will Rogers? Perhaps many of you reading this article will answer, no. Allow me to introduce you to a true American legend, William Penn Adair Rogers. Known as Will Rogers, he spent his entire life sprinkling mirth, humor and laughter to millions of people here at home in America and all over the world.
May 6, 2022 | Inspiration, Story
By Carol Brenner
Going from Montana's Big Sky Country with mountains rising to nearly 13,000 feet and a population of not much more than one million to a state lying at sea level with a population of 21.5 million began as an adventurous road trip.
Apr 22, 2022 | Inspiration
By Heidi Fuentes
God permeates us with His Light all the time, 24/7, perennially since the beginning of our existence in the matter universe. We have used this Light for the good, but also for the bad; hence here we are still experiencing life's continuum. In our path of initiation we must also reach out to God through our Higher Self and ask for His guidance.
Mar 16, 2022 | Announcements, Inspiration
By Joy Rulewski
I am so delighted to share with you the news of a wonderful victory. By God's grace, after two-and-a-half years, I have finally finished my first book. So I hope you'll indulge me for sharing my joy with you, my beloved fellow writers for the masters. Hopefully, in some small way, it would inspire someone to finish or start their book!
Mar 16, 2022 | Inspiration, Story
By Marshall Haley
In August 1973 I made one of my frequent visits to the University Book Store in the University District of Seattle, Washington. A book—Secret of the Andes by Brother Philip—seemed to jump out at me as I searched the occult section for deeper meaning
Feb 26, 2022 | Inspiration
At first glance you might think Shakespeare has little to offer a child with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). However, children with ASD struggle to express feelings, make eye contact and move their bodies through space with confidence. Often, they fall into rigid behavior patterns simply to survive and make sense of their topsy turvy world.
We start a new year with new resolutions and hopes to be better and to achieve our goals. Building on this, we must also take some time to think how we want to continue on the spiritual growth we started last year. In my last article, "The Higher You", we explored the three steps to connect to our Higher Self and how "service" is important. Service to others becomes a means to self-discovery, finding our life reason, our dharma.
Jan 26, 2022 | Inspiration, Story
by Anne Hall-Bowden
Taking reservations on going to heaven.
Is there a bridge and instructions on getting there?
I have just lost my best team player with the recent, unanticipated passing of my beloved husband, Michael. It has made me take a microscopic lens to everything I say, think and do. When you lose a loved one, particularly someone whom you have lived, worked and prayed with daily, one deeply questions what you have to show for your sojourn on earth. Is there a passport or something to get through those pearly gates?
Jan 20, 2022 | Inspiration
At some point in your life, you may have asked yourself: Am I my body? Am I my mind? Am I my soul? While the answer may be yes to all these questions, deep down, if you are a seeker, you know the answers are incomplete. You may ponder which part of you was the one created in God's image.
Jan 18, 2022 | Inspiration, Tips & Techniques Emails
By The Summit University Team
Climbers aspiring to ascend Mount Everest don't just take a few weeks off work, fly to Nepal, travel overland to one of the Everest base camps, meet their guides and start climbing…


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Lycamobile to Sponsor University of East London's Sports Teams
Low cost international calls provider Lycamobile has agreed a partnership with University of East London (UEL) to become a kit sponsor for UEL's 26 sports teams.
The new partnership, was unveiled today at Lycamobile's Canary Wharf headquarters, and is the first ever kit deal secured by UELSports.
Under the terms of the exclusive branding deal, the Lycamobile logo will be displayed on the chests of 26 UEL team shirts across 12 sports, including football, rugby, cricket, and netball.
As well as displaying the logos, the deal means that Lycamobile will be the exclusive retailer of Sim Cards on all UEL campus sites, and will also provide UEL graduate students with employment and internship opportunities.
Lycamobile Chairman, Subaskaran Allirajah added: "Lycamobile's sponsorship of the UEL sports teams demonstrates our commitment to excellence in sport and development through sporting endeavour. We also very pleased to be able to provide UEL students with everything they need to stay in touch with friends and family while at UEL, no matter where they are in the world."
Lord Kamlesh Patel of Bradford, UEL's Director of Strategic Partnerships, said: "The UEL a long and proud tradition of supporting development in East London. Thus there is a natural synergy with Lycamobile, a company that started in East Ham just 14 years ago. They, like us, are based in East London, but with an international focus. Together we are expanding our global reach."


Flavor Text: Leading from the rear has it's advantages.
Danigral - 5 out of 5. If Attaché is the muscle of a Government deck, Lt. Stewart is the skeleton. Sure, he is an expensive glorified support character, but he can go to stories if necessary. His flavor is spot on, as I can see a General issuing orders to his minions from HQ. He just makes everything more efficient, especially if HQ is San Marco Basilica. A couple pumps and you can put out 4-/6-cost characters out for free. Do you remember that other loyal character that reduced Government characters by 1? Yeah, he's a candle to Stewart's sun.
mnBroncos - 5 out of 5. 3 cost for 3 icons, 4 skill, and toughness. Sure has loyal but the deck you're probably putting this guy in will benefit from that. As far as I can tell this is the only resource acceleration in agency and it can be a very strong one at that. On turn 2 you could possibly reduce by 2. If that gets another Government character in play on turn 3 you can probably play a 7 cost (four domain plus 3 Government characters). Very strong build around card.
Obtuse - 5 out of 5. This is the guy that brings it all together for mono Agency decks. No minimum! Combine him with San Marco Basilica and go nuts. All those big Agency bodies that were tough to play before? How would you like to play them for free or close to free? With a skill of 4 and Toughness +2 he gets around some of the removal cards out there. A character you don't want to see across from you if you don't have an answer for him.
Kamacausey - 5 out of 5. What's not to love about this guy?!? He's reasonably costed with 3 icons and resilient with his toughness+2. He will be the centerpiece in government decks forever more.
livingend - 5 out of 5. Every card I rated 5 out of 5 so far is an insult to this guy. When a card defines its own deck archetype, turns mediocre cards like Officer Gibson and Military Attaché into staples and gives us a reason to abandon every other faction just to play with it, then you know there's some powerful **** going on. And since the most important bits have already been covered by the previous reviews, I'm just gonna leave it at that. Verdict: Wilson is love, Wilson is life.
WWDrakey & Ire - 5 out of 5. Could never be anything else. Special Agent Clarkston no longer feels like the sole support pillar of the Government.
Correct, as per the FAQ.
If a players uses a combination of effects to reduce the cost of a card where one of the effects has the "minimum of 1" stipulation, and the other reducing effect does not, the "minimum of 1" takes precedence.


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  return res;
}

// win95, win98: deletes sunkey and all its subkeys
// winNT to be deleted must not have subkeys
LONG CKey::DeleteSubKey(LPCTSTR subKeyName) throw()
{
  MYASSERT(_object != NULL);
  return RegDeleteKey(_object, subKeyName);
}

LONG CKey::RecurseDeleteKey(LPCTSTR subKeyName) throw()
{
  CKey key;
  LONG res = key.Open(_object, subKeyName, KEY_READ | KEY_WRITE);
  if (res != ERROR_SUCCESS)
    return res;
  FILETIME fileTime;
  const UInt32 kBufSize = MAX_PATH + 1; // 256 in ATL
  DWORD size = kBufSize;
  TCHAR buffer[kBufSize];
  while (RegEnumKeyEx(key._object, 0, buffer, &size, NULL, NULL, NULL, &fileTime) == ERROR_SUCCESS)
  {
    res = key.RecurseDeleteKey(buffer);
    if (res != ERROR_SUCCESS)
      return res;
    size = kBufSize;
  }
  key.Close();
  return DeleteSubKey(subKeyName);
}

/////////////////////////
// Value Functions

static inline UInt32 BoolToUINT32(bool value) {  return (value ? 1: 0); }
static inline bool UINT32ToBool(UInt32 value) {  return (value != 0); }

LONG CKey::DeleteValue(LPCTSTR name) throw()
{
  MYASSERT(_object != NULL);
  return ::RegDeleteValue(_object, name);
}

#ifndef _UNICODE
LONG CKey::DeleteValue(LPCWSTR name)
{
  MYASSERT(_object != NULL);
  if (g_IsNT)
    return ::RegDeleteValueW(_object, name);
  return DeleteValue(name == 0 ? 0 : (LPCSTR)GetSystemString(name));
}
#endif

LONG CKey::SetValue(LPCTSTR name, UInt32 value) throw()
{
  MYASSERT(_object != NULL);
  return RegSetValueEx(_object, name, 0, REG_DWORD,
      (BYTE * const)&value, sizeof(UInt32));
}

LONG CKey::SetValue(LPCTSTR name, bool value) throw()
{
  return SetValue(name, BoolToUINT32(value));
}

LONG CKey::SetValue(LPCTSTR name, LPCTSTR value) throw()
{
  MYASSERT(value != NULL);
  MYASSERT(_object != NULL);
  return RegSetValueEx(_object, name, 0, REG_SZ,
      (const BYTE * )value, (lstrlen(value) + 1) * sizeof(TCHAR));
}

/*
LONG CKey::SetValue(LPCTSTR name, const CSysString &value)
{
  MYASSERT(value != NULL);
  MYASSERT(_object != NULL);
  return RegSetValueEx(_object, name, NULL, REG_SZ,
      (const BYTE *)(const TCHAR *)value, (value.Len() + 1) * sizeof(TCHAR));
}
*/

#ifndef _UNICODE

LONG CKey::SetValue(LPCWSTR name, LPCWSTR value)
{
  MYASSERT(value != NULL);
  MYASSERT(_object != NULL);
  if (g_IsNT)
    return RegSetValueExW(_object, name, NULL, REG_SZ,
      (const BYTE * )value, (DWORD)((wcslen(value) + 1) * sizeof(wchar_t)));
  return SetValue(name == 0 ? 0 : (LPCSTR)GetSystemString(name),
    value == 0 ? 0 : (LPCSTR)GetSystemString(value));
}

#endif

LONG CKey::SetValue(LPCTSTR name, const void *value, UInt32 size) throw()
{
  MYASSERT(value != NULL);
  MYASSERT(_object != NULL);
  return RegSetValueEx(_object, name, 0, REG_BINARY,
      (const BYTE *)value, size);
}

LONG SetValue(HKEY parentKey, LPCTSTR keyName, LPCTSTR valueName, LPCTSTR value)
{
  MYASSERT(value != NULL);
  CKey key;
  LONG res = key.Create(parentKey, keyName);
  if (res == ERROR_SUCCESS)
    res = key.SetValue(valueName, value);
  return res;
}

LONG CKey::SetKeyValue(LPCTSTR keyName, LPCTSTR valueName, LPCTSTR value) throw()
{
  MYASSERT(value != NULL);
  CKey key;
  LONG res = key.Create(_object, keyName);
  if (res == ERROR_SUCCESS)
    res = key.SetValue(valueName, value);
  return res;
}

LONG CKey::QueryValue(LPCTSTR name, UInt32 &value) throw()
{
  DWORD type = 0;
  DWORD count = sizeof(DWORD);
  LONG res = RegQueryValueEx(_object, (LPTSTR)name, NULL, &type,
    (LPBYTE)&value, &count);
  MYASSERT((res != ERROR_SUCCESS) || (type == REG_DWORD));
  MYASSERT((res != ERROR_SUCCESS) || (count == sizeof(UInt32)));
  return res;
}

LONG CKey::QueryValue(LPCTSTR name, bool &value) throw()
{
  UInt32 uintValue = BoolToUINT32(value);
  LONG res = QueryValue(name, uintValue);
  value = UINT32ToBool(uintValue);
  return res;
}

LONG CKey::GetValue_IfOk(LPCTSTR name, UInt32 &value) throw()
{
  UInt32 newVal;
  LONG res = QueryValue(name, newVal);
  if (res == ERROR_SUCCESS)
    value = newVal;
  return res;
}

LONG CKey::GetValue_IfOk(LPCTSTR name, bool &value) throw()
{
  bool newVal;
  LONG res = QueryValue(name, newVal);
  if (res == ERROR_SUCCESS)
    value = newVal;
  return res;
}

LONG CKey::QueryValue(LPCTSTR name, LPTSTR value, UInt32 &count) throw()
{
  DWORD type = 0;
  LONG res = RegQueryValueEx(_object, (LPTSTR)name, NULL, &type, (LPBYTE)value, (DWORD *)&count);
  MYASSERT((res != ERROR_SUCCESS) || (type == REG_SZ) || (type == REG_MULTI_SZ) || (type == REG_EXPAND_SZ));
  return res;
}

LONG CKey::QueryValue(LPCTSTR name, CSysString &value)
{
  value.Empty();
  DWORD type = 0;
  UInt32 curSize = 0;
  LONG res = RegQueryValueEx(_object, (LPTSTR)name, NULL, &type, NULL, (DWORD *)&curSize);
  if (res != ERROR_SUCCESS && res != ERROR_MORE_DATA)
    return res;
  UInt32 curSize2 = curSize;
  res = QueryValue(name, value.GetBuf(curSize), curSize2);
  if (curSize > curSize2)
    curSize = curSize2;
  value.ReleaseBuf_CalcLen(curSize / sizeof(TCHAR));
  return res;
}

#ifndef _UNICODE

LONG CKey::QueryValue(LPCWSTR name, LPWSTR value, UInt32 &count)
{
  DWORD type = 0;
  LONG res = RegQueryValueExW(_object, name, NULL, &type, (LPBYTE)value, (DWORD *)&count);
  MYASSERT((res != ERROR_SUCCESS) || (type == REG_SZ) || (type == REG_MULTI_SZ) || (type == REG_EXPAND_SZ));
  return res;
}

LONG CKey::QueryValue(LPCWSTR name, UString &value)
{
  value.Empty();
  DWORD type = 0;
  UInt32 curSize = 0;

  LONG res;

  if (g_IsNT)
  {
    res = RegQueryValueExW(_object, name, NULL, &type, NULL, (DWORD *)&curSize);
    if (res != ERROR_SUCCESS && res != ERROR_MORE_DATA)
      return res;
    UInt32 curSize2 = curSize;
    res = QueryValue(name, value.GetBuf(curSize), curSize2);
    if (curSize > curSize2)
      curSize = curSize2;
    value.ReleaseBuf_CalcLen(curSize / sizeof(wchar_t));
  }
  else
  {
    AString vTemp;
    res = QueryValue(name == 0 ? 0 : (LPCSTR)GetSystemString(name), vTemp);
    value = GetUnicodeString(vTemp);
  }

  return res;
}

#endif

LONG CKey::QueryValue(LPCTSTR name, void *value, UInt32 &count) throw()
{
  DWORD type = 0;
  LONG res = RegQueryValueEx(_object, (LPTSTR)name, NULL, &type, (LPBYTE)value, (DWORD *)&count);
  MYASSERT((res != ERROR_SUCCESS) || (type == REG_BINARY));
  return res;
}

LONG CKey::QueryValue(LPCTSTR name, CByteBuffer &value, UInt32 &dataSize)
{
  DWORD type = 0;
  dataSize = 0;
  LONG res = RegQueryValueEx(_object, (LPTSTR)name, NULL, &type, NULL, (DWORD *)&dataSize);
  if (res != ERROR_SUCCESS && res != ERROR_MORE_DATA)
    return res;
  value.Alloc(dataSize);
  return QueryValue(name, (BYTE *)value, dataSize);
}

LONG CKey::EnumKeys(CSysStringVector &keyNames)
{
  keyNames.Clear();
  CSysString keyName;
  for (DWORD index = 0; ; index++)
  {
    const unsigned kBufSize = MAX_PATH + 1; // 256 in ATL
    FILETIME lastWriteTime;
    UInt32 nameSize = kBufSize;
    LONG result = ::RegEnumKeyEx(_object, index, keyName.GetBuf(kBufSize),
        (DWORD *)&nameSize, NULL, NULL, NULL, &lastWriteTime);
    keyName.ReleaseBuf_CalcLen(kBufSize);
    if (result == ERROR_NO_MORE_ITEMS)
      break;
    if (result != ERROR_SUCCESS)
      return result;
    keyNames.Add(keyName);
  }
  return ERROR_SUCCESS;
}

LONG CKey::SetValue_Strings(LPCTSTR valueName, const UStringVector &strings)
{
  size_t numChars = 0;

  unsigned i;

  for (i = 0; i < strings.Size(); i++)
    numChars += strings[i].Len() + 1;

  CObjArray<wchar_t> buffer(numChars);
  size_t pos = 0;

  for (i = 0; i < strings.Size(); i++)
  {
    const UString &s = strings[i];
    size_t size = s.Len() + 1;
    wmemcpy(buffer + pos, s, size);
    pos += size;
  }
  return SetValue(valueName, buffer, (UInt32)numChars * sizeof(wchar_t));
}

LONG CKey::GetValue_Strings(LPCTSTR valueName, UStringVector &strings)
{
  strings.Clear();
  CByteBuffer buffer;
  UInt32 dataSize = 0;
  LONG res = QueryValue(valueName, buffer, dataSize);
  if (res != ERROR_SUCCESS)
    return res;
  if (dataSize > buffer.Size())
    return E_FAIL;
  if (dataSize % sizeof(wchar_t) != 0)
    return E_FAIL;

  const wchar_t *data = (const wchar_t *)(const Byte  *)buffer;
  size_t numChars = dataSize / sizeof(wchar_t);
  size_t prev = 0;
  UString s;

  for (size_t i = 0; i < numChars; i++)
  {
    if (data[i] == 0)
    {
      s = data + prev;
      strings.Add(s);
      prev = i + 1;
    }
  }

  return res;
}

}}

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Thus, people with the same illness may, depending on their personal conditions e. Three Types of Rehabilitation for Offenders Written and Fact Checked by The Law Dictionary Staff In the modern justice system, a great emphasis has been placed on rehabilitating offenders so that they become productive members of society.
But in advancing a seemingly enlightened correctional agenda, advocates remained blind to the potential dangers of individualized treatment. It was often seen as part of the problem—as doing too much, too little, or the wrong thing. It is also estimated that nearly two-thirds of all inmates are given a work assignment Stephan.
In Texas, there is a unit within a correctional institution that is, in essence, a "faith based prison" where religious volunteers provide inmates with both religious and support programs Cullen, Sundt, and Wozniak. Based on this assessment, Martinson concluded that "With few and isolated exceptions, the rehabilitative efforts that have been undertaken so far have had no appreciative effect on recidivism" p.
Simply locking up criminals in prison without resources to eventually rejoin society often leads to high rates of recidivism, which hurts both the offenders themselves as well as entire societies. A Synthesis of Research. This special court most fully embodied the ideals of individualized treatment.
They suggested that it was possible to study the causes of crime scientifically. National Institute of Justice, U. In New Yorka "congregate system" was favored in which inmates would sleep alone but eat, work, and attend religious services en masse.
Detractors of rehabilitation programs believe that prison is too easy, and that criminals want to come back for a free place to eat, sleep and live. The packaged products are sold at other expositions, such as the Denbigh Agricultural, Industrial and Food Show; donated to other correctional institutions; or used to supplement the inmates' diets, leading inevitably to increased self-sufficiency and cost reduction at the facility.
This assumption is tenuous and remains to be confirmed.
In contrast, parole is always administered by a central agency that is part of state government. With scientific findings on their side, they now could declare that "rehabilitation was dead. He uses a nationally developed curriculum, which means students leave his Prisoner rehabilitation with industry-accepted certificates.
Even so, we share their vision that we lose something as a people when we reduce the correctional enterprise to inflicting pain, ware-housing offenders, and depleting the Prisoner rehabilitation of all hope and compassion Clear.
They also were able to rise above feelings of vengeance—feelings that often rear their head today—to articulate an ideal that remained vibrant for the next two centuries: Perhaps the most important consideration is whether rehabilitation "works" to reduce the likelihood that offenders will "recidivate" or return to crime.
No matter what beef anyone had with you, it had to wait until morning. These might include Bible study, prayer and meditation sessions, peer mentors, and worship services "Religion Behind Bars".
The intervention might involve, for example, counselors modeling prosocial conduct and also reinforcing inmates when such conduct is exhibited. Studies of the General and Criminal Justice Populations. He has been disappointed that the Obama administration has not taken a stronger stand on prison reform.
It is instructive, then, that in the United States our history is not sprinkled with terms like "punishment institutions" and the "Ministry of Justice. Sometimes rehabilitation is said to embrace a "medical model. Thus, courses will teach such varied skills as how to apply and interview for a job, how to manage one's money and household, how to live a healthy life, how to parent and be a spouse, and how to secure a driver's license Silverman and Vega.
Given the "get tough" policies that have reigned in recent times, it is clear that the conservative alternative to rehabilitation prevailed most often and in most jurisdictions Cullen and Gilbert; Griset. What kind of system should be set up to deliver individualized rehabilitation? By offering early release in exchange for good behavior, parole is meant to make the transition from incarceration to freedom easier.
Thus, it made sense to investigate what distinguished programs that decreased re-offending from those that did not. Policy, Practice, and Prospects. Second, officers often lacked the expertise to address the diverse needs of offenders e.
On the inside, he struggled to get into a groove.
The founders of the penitentiary—whatever their errors in judgment and inability to move beyond their class Prisoner rehabilitation believed that they were ushering in a reform that would sweep away the barbarous and demonstrably ineffective punishments of the past.The first step in rehabilitation is accurate individual assessment of prisoners on admission to prison.
A full assessment of needs and risk is as essential for a prisoner entering prison. Rehabilitation in general, and geriatric rehabilitation in particular, is provided by an interdisciplinary team. The basic team consists of one (or more) occupational therapist, physiotherapist, physician, rehabilitation nurse, and social worker.
Rehabilitate definition is - to restore to a former capacity: reinstate. How to use rehabilitate in a sentence. (a criminal in prison) to live a normal and productive life: to bring (someone or something) back to a good condition.
Medical Dictionary rehabilitation play \-ˌbi-lə-ˈtā-shən \ noun. Rehabilitation services from the Palestinian Authority focus on financial support for former prisoners. Palestinian Factions Made Peace in Israel's Jails.
Ben Hattem. April 24, State jails were for low-level offenders, [and they are] heavy on rehabilitation. Prison Reform is Bigger in Texas.
The Peterborough pilot, which kicked off inis focused on prisoner rehabilitation. Money raised from private sources is funding a six-year programme focused on cohorts of short-sentence. Prisoners and prison staff around the country are praising the power of Houses of Healing: A Prisoner's Guide to Inner Power and Freedom, the groundbreaking book/curriculum for prisoner healing and rehabilitation by Robin Casarjian.
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> Arthur Galbraith
Arthur Galbraith
Transaction factoids (7) Relationship factoids (3) Title factoids (4) Possession factoids (1) Witnesses factoids (12)
circa 1272 X 27 Apr. 1296 Quitclaim of land of Balgrochan (in Campsie, STL), Kilmannan (in Killearn, STL) and Carbeth (in Strathblane, STL) and tenancy of the lands Sealer Alexander of Dalmahoy, knight; Freskin Douglas (late13C); John of Kilmaron; Peter Graham (II); William Douglas of Lothian (son of Andrew Douglas) 3/184/2 (Lennox, no. 13)
circa 1272 X 27 Apr. 1296 Gift of the quarterland of 'Buchmonyn', and the half-quarterland of 'Gilgirinane' Beneficiary Duncan, son of Aulay (mac Amlaíb); Malcolm of Drummond, knight; Michael mac Cessáin; Patrick Graham (I), knight (d.1296); Robert of Colquhoun, knight; Thomas of Craminnan; Walter Sproull, steward of Malcolm earl of Lennox 3/17/50 (Lenn. Cart., 29-30)
circa 1272 X 27 Apr. 1296 Relaxation of obligation to make suit of court for lands Beneficiary Duncan, son of Aulay (mac Amlaíb); Michael mac Cessáin; Patrick Graham (I), knight (d.1296); Robert of Colquhoun, knight; Thomas of Craminnan; Walter Sproull, steward of Malcolm earl of Lennox 3/17/51 (Lenn. Cart., 28-9)
1286 X 1300 Concession to make prison in Lennox (DNB) Beneficiary Duncan, son of Aulay (mac Amlaíb); Duncan, son of Patrick mac Eadwulf (MacEdolf); John of Arrat, clerk; Walter Sproull; William of Cunningham, knight (14C) 3/17/65 (Lenn. Cart., 28)
22 Aug. 1294 Command to vicars not to go against bishop's mandate against earl of Lennox, to take men to earl's court, and to remind individuals not to interact with excommunicate named person (transaction) 2/7/94 (Pais. Reg., *201-*204)
28 Aug. 1296 Performance of fealty to Edward I, king of England Performer (submission, fealty, homage, oath) 6/2/222 (IP, 139-41)
28 Aug. 1296 Performance of fealty to Edward I, king of England Sealer 6/2/222 (IP, 139-41)
1286 X 1300 Son of Mauricius (Murdoch) Galbraith (Familial relationship) subject (relationship) 3/17/65 (Lenn. Cart., 28)
28 Aug. 1296 Sworn man (Ragman Roll) of Edward I, king of England (d.1307) (Fealty (Ragman Roll)) subject (relationship) 6/2/222 (IP, 139-41)
28 Aug. 1296 Lord (dominus) of Hector Ascolok (scoloc) (Tenurial & lordship relationship) object (relationship) 6/2/222 (IP, 139-41)
X 28 Sept. 1308 Dominus (Lord/Sir) 3/17/75 (RRS, v, no. 2A)
X 28 Sept. 1308 knight 3/17/75 (RRS, v, no. 2A)
1282 X 27 Apr. 1296 knight 3/716/1 (Lenn. Cart., 79)
1286 X 19 Jul. 1333 knight 3/17/67 (Lenn. Cart., 46)
circa 1272 X 27 Apr. 1296 'Banchorane' (Bannachra?), 'Keangerloch', Finnart (Rhu, DNB), 'Buchmonyn' (Balfunning, STL), 'Kilgerintyn' and 'Auchincloich' (DNB) Holder (possession) 3/17/51 (Lenn. Cart., 28-9)
X 28 September 1308 Gift of freedom from prises, captions, or carriages in lands of Luss (DNB) 3/17/75 (RRS, v, no. 2A)
circa 1272 X 27 April 1296 Concession to make one suit only at the earl's court 3/17/55 (Lenn. Cart., 43)
circa 1272 X 27 April 1296 Gift of part of lower Auchencloich (DNB) and part of the land of Strathblane (STL) 3/17/53 (Lenn. Cart., 38-9)
circa 1272 X 1313 Gift of virgate of land in Lennox which is called 'Cambroun Tympane' (DNB) 3/17/74 (Lenn. Cart., 86)
circa 1273 X 1294 Quitclaim of 2 1/2 marks from land of Kincaid (STL) with a gift of mill of Kincaid (STL) 3/241/1 (NRS, GD 220/1/A1/4/4)
circa 1279 X 1293 Gift of land in earldom of Lennox, namely, 'Drumloche' in Balernock (DNB) and Drumfad (DNB) 3/509/1 (Lennox, no. 14)
circa 1279 X 1293 Confirmation of donation and grant made by Walter de Ros and Mary, his spouse 3/17/49 (Lennox, ii, no. 15)
1282 X 27 April 1296 Confirmation of virgate of Croy (STL) 3/17/72 (Lenn. Cart., 80)
1282 X 27 April 1296 Gift of virgate of land of Croy (STL) 3/716/1 (Lenn. Cart., 79)
1286 X 19 July 1333 Gift of virgate of Finnich (STL) 3/17/66 (Lenn. Cart., 45)
1286 X 19 July 1333 Gift of all land of 'Ardeureane' and 'Ardenalochreth' (?) 3/17/67 (Lenn. Cart., 46)
1300 X June 1320 Concession of freedom from captions or prises in lands of Patrick of Graham in Lennox (DNB) 3/17/76 (Lenn. Cart., 39-40)


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Q: c++ system background MPI process only prints output at end? If I launch a background process that uses MPI as follows:
system("start \"\" cmd /k \"cd <path> && mpiexec -n 1 <exe> &\"");

it works fine, but the entire output is shown in the command prompt at the end of the program. I would like to see the output immediately as it is being printed. How do I do that? Note that if I don't use mpiexec in the command, I correctly get the output as soon as it happens.
Sample:
#include <iostream>
#include <windows.h>
#include <mpi.h>
#include <cstdio>

int main(int argc, char* argv[])
{
    MPI_Init(&argc, &argv);

    printf("test A\n");
    Sleep(2000);

    printf("test B\n");
    Sleep(2000);

    printf("test C\n");
    Sleep(2000);

    MPI_Finalize();
    return 0;
}

Edit: Using fflush(stdout) to flush the output after every print statement fixes the issue (as mentioned in the comments). However I would like to know if there is any other way to fix this, since this would require changing thousands of print statements in the code.

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These are breathtaking! You and Jo have combined your talents to create something gorgeous...how fortunate you are to be able to share this with each other!
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People often ask me how did I get into the ice cream trade? Did I take over from my Dad or another family member or did I buy the business off someone?
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Every weekend, after school and on school holidays I was out on the ice cream van. It became my full time job when I left school and when I passed my driving test at the age of 17, the very next day I was out driving an ice cream van myself. I bought my own ice cream van when I was 18. It was an old van and often broke down but I worked hard to buy a better van and worked even harder to gradually build up a small fleet of ice cream vans.


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We believe that simply raising certain amount of fund cannot be a real investment. We feel proud to say that the relationship between Korbot Platform and our investors is not all about the money. We share our ideology, experience, knowledge, and passion for the shared vision : Spreading the algorithmic trading culture in the cryptocurrency market. With this confidence within us, we introduce our Investors without hesitation.
Venture capital fund of OK Group, OK Blockchain Capital will provide well-established infrastructure and network to Korbot Platform to achieve its ultimate goal— the proliferation of algorithmic trading in CC market.
We are looking for businesses and institutions who hope to cooperate with Korbot Platform and Korbot LABS. Regardless of size, nationality, type, and history, please speak with our member and help us foster algorithmic trading movement in the cryptocurrency trading market.