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Almanac March 20 :: B.F. Skinner
Burrhus Frederic Skinner (March 20, 1904 – August 18, 1990) Scientist, author, inventor, social philosopher and poet
235 – Maximinus Thrax is proclaimed emperor. He is the first foreigner to hold the Roman throne.
1208 – Michael IV Autoreianos is appointed Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople.
1600 – The Linköping Bloodbath takes place on Maundy Thursday in Linköping, Sweden.
1602 – The Dutch East India Company is established.
1616 – Sir Walter Raleigh is freed from the Tower of London after 13 years of imprisonment.
1760 – The "Great Fire" of Boston, Massachusetts, destroys 349 buildings.
1815 – After escaping from Elba, Napoleon enters Paris with a regular army of 140,000 and a volunteer force of around 200,000, beginning his "Hundred Days" rule.
1848 – Revolutions of 1848 in the German states: King Ludwig I of Bavaria abdicates.
1852 – Harriet Beecher Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin is published.
1861 – An earthquake completely destroys Mendoza, Argentina.
1883 – The Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property is signed.
1888 – The premiere of the very first Romani language operetta is staged in Moscow, Russia.
1913 – Sung Chiao-jen, a founder of the Chinese Nationalist Party, is wounded in an assassination attempt and dies 2 days later.
1914 – In New Haven, Connecticut, the first international figure skating championship takes place.
1916 – Albert Einstein publishes his general theory of relativity.
1922 – The USS Langley (CV-1) is commissioned as the first United States Navy aircraft carrier.
1923 – The Arts Club of Chicago hosts the opening of Pablo Picasso's first United States showing, entitled Original Drawings by Pablo Picasso, becoming an early proponent of modern art in the United States.
1933 – Giuseppe Zangara is executed in Florida's electric chair for fatally shooting Anton Cermak in an assassination attempt against President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
1942 – World War II: General Douglas MacArthur, at Terowie, South Australia, makes his famous speech regarding the fall of the Philippines, in which he says: "I came out of Bataan and I shall return".
1948 – With a Musicians Union ban lifted, the first telecasts of classical music in the United States, under Eugene Ormandy and Arturo Toscanini, are given on CBS and NBC.
1951 – Fujiyoshida, a city located in Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan, in the center of the Japanese main island of Honshu is founded.
1952 – The United States Senate ratifies a peace treaty with Japan.
1956 – Tunisia gains independence from France.
1964 – The precursor of the European Space Agency, ESRO (European Space Research Organization) is established per an agreement signed on June 14, 1962.
1974 – Ian Ball attempts, but fails, to kidnap Her Royal Highness Princess Anne and her husband Captain Mark Phillips in The Mall, outside Buckingham Palace, London.
1980 – The Radio Caroline ship, Mi Amigo founders in a gale off the English coast.
1985 – Libby Riddles becomes the first woman to win the 1,135-mile Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race.
1985 – Canadian paraplegic athlete and humanitarian Rick Hansen begins his circumnavigation of the globe in a wheelchair in the name of spinal cord injury medical research.
1987 – The Food and Drug Administration approves the anti-AIDS drug, AZT.
1988 – Eritrean War of Independence: Having defeated the Nadew Command, the Eritrean People's Liberation Front enters the town of Afabet, victoriously concluding the Battle of Afabet.
1990 – Ferdinand Marcos's widow, Imelda Marcos, goes on trial for bribery, embezzlement, and racketeering.
1993 – An IRA bomb explodes, killing two children in Warrington, Northwest England.
1995 – A sarin gas attack on the Tokyo subway kills 12 and wounds 1,300 persons.
1999 – Legoland California, the only Legoland outside of Europe, opens in Carlsbad, California.
2000 – Jamil Abdullah Al-Amin, a former Black Panther once known as H. Rap Brown, is captured after murdering Georgia sheriff's deputy Ricky Kinchen and critically wounding Deputy Aldranon English.
2003 – 2003 invasion of Iraq: In the early hours of the morning, the United States and three other countries begin military operations in Iraq.
2006 – Over 150 Chadian soldiers are killed in eastern Chad by members of the rebel UFDC. The rebel movement sought to overthrow Chadian president Idriss Deby.
43 BC – Ovid, Roman poet (d. 17 AD)
1469 – Princess Cecily of York (d. 1507)
1477 – Jerome Emser, German theologian (d. 1527)
1502 – Pierino Belli, Italian soldier and jurist (d. 1575)
1639 – Ivan Mazepa, Hetman of Ukraine (d. 1709)
1725 – Abdul Hamid I, Ottoman Sultan (d. 1789)
1735 – Torbern Bergman, Swedish chemist (d. 1784)
1737 – Buddha Yodfa Chulaloke, King of Thailand (d. 1809)
1741 – Jean Antoine Houdon, French sculptor (d. 1828)
1770 – Friedrich Hölderlin, German writer (d. 1843)
1799 – Karl August Nicander, Swedish poet (d. 1839)
1800 – Braulio Carrillo Colina, Costa Rican Head of State (d. 1845)
1811 – Napoleon II, Emperor of the French and King of Rome (d. 1832)
1823 – Ned Buntline, American publisher (d. 1886)
1828 – Henrik Ibsen, Norwegian writer (d. 1906)
1831 – Solomon L. Spink, U.S. Congressman (d. 1881)
1834 – Charles W. Eliot, President of Harvard University (d. 1926)
1836 – Ferris Jacobs, Jr., American politician (d. 1886)
1836 – Sir Edward Poynter, British painter (d. 1919)
1840 – Illarion Pryanishnikov, Russian painter (d. 1894)
1856 – Sir John Lavery, Irish artist (d. 1941)
1856 – Frederick Winslow Taylor, American inventor (d. 1915)
1870 – Paul von Lettow-Vorbeck, German general (d. 1964)
1874 – Börries von Münchhausen, German poet (d. 1945)
1876 – Payne Whitney, American businessman (d. 1927)
1879 – Maud Menten, Canadian biochemist (d. 1960)
1882 – René Coty, French President (d. 1962)
1890 – Beniamino Gigli, Italian tenor (d. 1957)
1890 – Lauritz Melchior, Danish tenor (d. 1973)
1895 – Fredric Wertham, German-born psychologist (d. 1981)
1903 – Edgar Buchanan, American actor (d. 1979)
1904 – B. F. Skinner, American psychologist (d. 1990)
1905 – Jean Galia, French rugby footballer (d. 1949)
1906 – Abraham Beame, American politician (d. 2001)
1906 – Mickey Hirschl, Austrian wrestler (d. 1991)
1906 – Ozzie Nelson, American bandleader and actor (d. 1975)
1907 – Hugh MacLennan, Canadian author and professor (d. 1990)
1907 – Ruby Muhammad, American matriarch of Black Islam (d. 2011)
1908 – Sir Michael Redgrave, English actor (d. 1985)
1911 – Alfonso García Robles, Mexican diplomat and Nobel laureate (d. 1991)
1914 – Wendell Corey, American actor (d. 1968)
1915 – Rudolf Kirchschläger, Austrian politician, President (1974-1986) (d. 2000)
1915 – Sviatoslav Richter, Soviet pianist (d. 1997)
1916 – Pierre Messmer, French politician, Prime Minister (1972-1974) (d. 2007)
1917 – Vera Lynn, English actress and singer
1918 – Jack Barry, American TV host (d. 1984)
1918 – Donald Featherstone, British writer and wargamer
1918 – Marian McPartland, British jazz pianist
1920 – Pamela Harriman, British-American diplomat (d. 1997)
1921 – Sister Rosetta Tharpe, American singer (d. 1973)
1921 – Dušan Pirjevec, Slovenian resistance fighter, philosopher and literary historian (d. 1977)
1922 – Larry Elgart, American saxophonist and bandleader
1922 – Ray Goulding, American comedian (d. 1990)
1922 – Carl Reiner, American film director
1923 – Shaukat Siddiqui, Pakistani author, journalist and political activist (d. 2006)
1924 – Jozef Kroner, Slovak actor (d. 1998)
1925 – John Ehrlichman, American political figure (d. 1999)
1927 – John Joubert, South African-born British composer
1928 – Fred Rogers, American TV host (d. 2003)
1929 – Germán Robles, Spanish actor
1931 – Hal Linden, American actor
1933 – George Altman, American baseball player
1933 – Alexander Gorodnitsky, Russian geologist and poet
1933 – Renato Salvatori, Italian actor (d. 1988)
1934 – Willie Brown, American politician
1934 – David Malouf, Australian author
1935 – Ted Bessell, American actor (d. 1996)
1936 – Lee "Scratch" Perry, Jamaican Reggae artist
1936 – Vaughn Meader, American comedian (d. 2004)
1937 – Lois Lowry, American children's author
1937 – Jerry Reed, American singer and actor (d. 2008)
1938 – Sergei Novikov, Russian Mathematician, Fields Medalist
1939 – Brian Mulroney, former Prime Minister of Canada
1940 – Stathis Chaitas, Greek fooballer
1941 – Pat Corrales, American baseball player
1941 – Kenji Kimihara, Japanese long-distance runner
1942 – Robin Luke, American singer
1943 – Gerard Malanga, American poet and photographer
1943 – Naima Neidre, Estonian graphic artist
1943 – Paul Junger Witt, American TV producer
1945 – Henry Bartholomay, American fighter pilot
1945 – Byron Fidetzis, Greek conductor and cellist
1945 – Jay Ingram, Canadian television host and author
1945 – Pat Riley, American basketball player and coach
1947 – John Boswell, American historian (d. 1994)
1948 – John de Lancie, American actor
1948 – Marva Wright, American blues singer (d. 2010)
1948 – Bobby Orr, Canadian ice hockey player
1949 – Marcia Ball, American singer and pianist
1950 – William Hurt, American actor
1950 – Carl Palmer, English drummer (Emerson, Lake & Palmer)
1951 – Curt Smith, American author and media host
1951 – Jimmie Vaughan, American blues guitarist
1952 – Geoff Brabham, Australian racing driver
1954 – Mike Francesa, American sports talk show host
1954 – Liana Kanelli, Greek journalist and politician
1954 – Paul Mirabella, American baseball player
1954 – Louis Sachar, American author
1956 – Catherine Ashton, British politician
1956 – Anne Donahue, Vermont state representative
1957 – Vanessa Bell Calloway, American actress
1957 – David Foster, Australian woodchopper
1957 – Spike Lee, American film director
1957 – Theresa Russell, American actress
1957 – Chris Wedge, American animator
1958 – Phil Anderson, Australian cyclist
1958 – Holly Hunter, American actress
1958 – Rickey Jackson, American football player
1959 – Dave Beasant, English football goalkeeper
1959 – Steve McFadden, British actor
1959 – Sting, American professional wrestler
1960 – Norm Magnusson, American fine artist
1960 – Norbert Pohlmann, German computer scientist
1961 – Ingrid Arndt-Brauer, German politician
1961 – Jesper Olsen, Danish footballer
1961 – Slim Jim Phantom, American musician (Stray Cats)
1962 – Stephen Sommers, American director and screenwriter
1963 – Paul Annacone, American tennis player
1963 – Anouk Grinberg, French actress
1963 – Yelena Romanova, Russian athlete (d. 2007)
1963 – David Thewlis, British actor
1963 – Kathy Ireland, American model and actress
1964 – Natacha Atlas, Belgian singer
1965 – William Dalrymple, Writer and Historian
1966 – Alka Yagnik, Indian singer
1967 – Xavier Beauvois, French actor, director and screenwriter
1967 – Mookie Blaylock, American basketball player
1968 – A. J. Jacobs, American journalist and author
1968 – Paul Merson, English footballer
1968 – Liza Snyder, American actress
1969 – Caroline Brunet, Canadian kayaker
1969 – Mannie Fresh, American producer
1969 – Jean Labonté, Canadian sledge hockey player
1970 – Michael Rapaport, American actor
1970 – Michele Jaffe, American novelist
1971 – Manny Alexander, Dominican baseball player
1971 – Ingrid Kavelaars, Canadian actress
1971 – Touré, American writer
1972 – Alexander Kapranos, Greek-British musician (Franz Ferdinand)
1972 – Marco Sejna, German footballer
1973 – Jane March, English actress
1973 – Jung Woo-sung, South Korean actor
1973 – Cedric Yarbrough, American actor
1974 – Paula Garces, Colombian actress
1974 – Andrzej Pilipiuk, Polish writer
1976 – Chester Bennington, American musician (Linkin Park)
1979 – Silvia Abascal, Spanish actress
1979 – Freema Agyeman, British actress
1979 – Bianca Lawson, American actress
1979 – Keven Mealamu, New Zealand rugby player
1979 – Bernard O'Connor, Gaelic Footballer
1979 – Molly Jenson, American musician
1979 – Fiona Wade, British actress
1980 – Jamal Crawford, American basketball player
1980 – Ock Ju-Hyun, South Korean singer
1981 – Ian Murray, Scottish football player
1982 – Terrence Duffin, Zimbabwean cricketer
1982 – Tomasz Kuszczak, Polish footballer
1982 – José Moreira, Portuguese footballer
1984 – Valtteri Filppula, Finnish ice-hockey player
1984 – Markus Niemelä, Finnish racing driver
1984 – Christy Carlson Romano, American actress
1984 – Fernando Torres, Spanish footballer
1984 – Marcus Vick, American football player
1984 – Winta, Norwegian musician
1985 – Morgan Amalfitano, French footballer
1985 – Ronnie Brewer, American basketball player
1985 – Nicolas Lombaerts, Belgian footballer
1985 – Yoan Merlo, French e-sport gamer
1986 – Dean Geyer, Australian singer and actor
1986 – Ruby Rose Langenheim, Australian VJ
1986 – Julián Magallanes, Argentine footballer
1987 – Daniel Maa Boumsong, Cameroonian football player
1987 – Patrick Boyle, Scottish footballer
1987 – Pedro Ken, Brazilian footballer
1987 – Jô, Brazilian footballer
1987 – Sergei Kostitsyn, Belarusian hockey player
1987 – Kangana Ranaut, Indian actress
1988 – Louie Vito, American snowboarder
1989 – Xavier Dolan, Canadian actor and filmmaker
1989 – André Bernardes Santos, Portuguese footballer
1989 – Tamim Iqbal, Bangladeshi cricketer
1990 – Oliver Hein, German footballer
1991 – Mattia Destro, Italian footballer
687 – St. Cuthbert, patron saint of Northumbria (b. c. 634)
1239 – Hermann von Salza, Grand Master of the Teutonic Knights (b. c. 1179)
1390 – Alexios III, Emperor of Trebizond (b. 1338)
1413 – King Henry IV of England (b. 1367)
1549 – Lord High Admiral Thomas Seymour, widower of Queen Catherine Parr (b. 1508)
1568 – Duke Albert of Prussia (b. 1490)
1586 – Richard Maitland, Scottish statesman and historian (b. 1496)
1619 – Mathias, Holy Roman Emperor (b. 1557)
1673 – Augustyn Kordecki, Polish prior (b. 1603)
1730 – Adrienne Lecouvreur, French actress (b. 1692)
1732 – Johann Ernst Hanxleden, German philologist (b. 1681)
1746 – Nicolas de Largillière, French painter (b. 1656)
1780 – Sir Benjamin Truman – English brewer
1793 – William Murray, 1st Earl of Mansfield, Scottish judge and politician (b. 1705)
1809 – Mary Bateman, English woman executed for witchcraft, known as the "Yorkshire Witch"
1835 – Louis Léopold Robert, French painter (b. 1794)
1849 – James Justinian Morier, British diplomat and novelist (b. 1780)
1855 – Joseph Aspdin, English mason and inventor (b. 1788)
1865 – Keisuke Yamanami, Japanese samurai (b. 1833)
1874 – Hans Christian Lumbye, Danish composer (b. 1810)
1878 – Julius Robert von Mayer, German physician and physicist (b. 1814)
1890 – Alexander F. Mozhayskiy, Russian aviation pioneer (b. 1825)
1897 – Apollon Maykov, Russian poet (b. 1821)
1899 – Franz Ritter von Hauer, Austrian geologist (b. 1822)
1916 – Ota Benga, Congolese pygmy (b. 1884)
1918 – Lewis A. Grant, American Civil War General (b. 1828)
1925 – Lord George Nathaniel Curzon, British statesman, Viceroy of India (b. 1859)
1929 – Ferdinand Foch, French commander of allied forces in World War I (b. 1851)
1931 – Hermann Müller, Chancellor of Germany (b. 1876)
1933 – Giuseppe Zangara, attempted assassin of Franklin Roosevelt (b. 1900)
1934 – Queen Emma of the Netherlands (b. 1858)
1940 – Alfred Ploetz, German physician, biologist, and eugenicist (b. 1860)
1947 – Sigurd Wallén, Swedish actor and filmdirector (b. 1884)
1958 – Adegoke Adelabu, Nigerian politician (b. 1915)
1964 – Brendan Behan, Irish playwright and author (b. 1923)
1968 – Carl Theodor Dreyer, Danish film director (b. 1889)
1969 – Henri Longchambon, French politician (b. 1896)
1970 – Manolis Chiotis, Greek bouzouki virtuoso and song writer (b. 1920)
1972 – Marilyn Maxwell, American actress (b. 1921)
1974 – Chet Huntley, American television journalist (b. 1911)
1977 – Terukuni Manzo, Japanese sumo wrestler, the 38th Yokozuna (b. 1919)
1981 – Gerry Bertier, American wheelchair Olympian (b. 1953)
1983 – Ivan Matveyevich Vinogradov, Russian mathematician (b. 1891)
1990 – Maurice Cloche, French film director, screenwriter and producer (b. 1907)
1990 – Lev Yashin, Soviet footballer (b. 1929)
1991 – Conor Clapton, son of Eric Clapton (b. 1986)
1992 – Georges Delerue, French film composer (b. 1925)
1993 – Polykarp Kusch, German-born American physicist, Nobel laureate (b. 1911)
1994 – Lewis Grizzard, American humorist (b. 1946)
1995 – Big John Studd, American professional wrestler (b. 1948)
1997 – Tony Zale, American boxer (b. 1913)
1997 – V. S. Pritchett, British writer and critic (b. 1900)
1998 – George Howard, American jazz saxophone musician (b. 1956)
1998 – Catherine Sauvage, French singer and actress (b. 1929)
2000 – Gene Eugene, Canadian actor and singer (b. 1961)
2001 – Luis Alvarado, Puerto Rican baseball player (b. 1949)
2003 – Sailor Art Thomas, American professional wrestler (b. 1924)
2004 – Queen Juliana of the Netherlands (b. 1909)
2004 – Pierre Sévigny, Canadian military officer and politician (b. 1917)
2005 – Armand Lohikoski, Finnish film director (b. 1912)
2007 – Raynald Fréchette, Canadian judge and political figure (b. 1933)
2007 – Gilbert E. Patterson, presiding bishop of COGIC (b. 1939)
2007 – Taha Yassin Ramadan, Iraqi politician (b. 1938)
2007 – Hawa Yakubu, Ghanaian politician (b. 1948)
2008 – Eric Ashton, English rugby league footballer (b. 1935)
2008 – Shoban Babu, Indian actor (b. 1937)
2008 – Brian Wilde, English actor (b. 1921)
2008 – Klaus Dinger, German musician (b. 1946)
2009 – Mel Brown, American/Canadian blues guitarist (b. 1939)
2010 – Harry Carpenter, English television sports commentator (b. 1925)
2010 – Liz Carpenter, American feminist writer (b. 1920)
2010 – Stewart Udall, American politician, environmentalist (b. 1920)
2010 – Girija Prasad Koirala, Nepalese politician (b. 1925)
2011 – Johnny Pearson, British Composer (b. 1925)
Abdon and Sennen, celebrated in Soissons, France
Blessed John of Parma
Cuthbert of Lindisfane, patron saint of Northumbria
Wulfram
Earliest date for the vernal equinox:
Bahá'í Naw-Rúz, started at sunset on March 20. The end of the 19-day sunrise-to-sunset fast. (Bahá'í Faith)
Chunfen (China)
Earth Day, during its first celebration in 1971. Now celebrated on April 22.
New Year (Thelema)
Nowruz (Iranian diaspora, Kurdish diaspora, Zoroastrians)
Ostara in the northern hemisphere, Mabon in the southern hemisphere. (Neopagan Wheel of the Year)
International Astrology Day (astrologers and astrology enthusiasts)
Shunbun no Hi, a national holiday in Japan.
World Storytelling Day, a global celebration of the art of oral storytelling.
Earliest day on which Good Friday can fall, while April 23 is the latest; celebrated on Friday before Easter. (Christianity)
Independence Day, celebrates the independence of Tunisia from France in 1956.
International Day of the Francophonie (International Organization of the Francophonie)
March 20th is also the usual date of the vernal equinox in the Northern Hemisphere, and the autumnal equinox in the Southern Hemisphere when both day and night are of equal length, therefore it is frequently the date of traditional Iranian holiday Norouz in many countries.


What is Pizza School, and why did you start the program?
Pizza School is an education initiative with area schools in which classes come into our restaurant to learn various aspects of running a small business. We think learning should be fun, and we believe participating in the education of our community children by showing them the joy of DoubleDave's and the pizza industry is WELL worth our time.
What do you feel is the most important aspect of programs like this?
Teaching young people about the ins and outs of running a small business and the value of using the highest quality products.
You hold Pizza School classes for everyone from kindergarten to High School students. How do you customize the curriculum for different age groups?
I tailor the information based on their age and school curriculum with help from the class teachers. For young kids, we start with tours of the kitchen and finish up with how a pizza is made. For middle school, we focus on the science behind cooking (like how dough rises) and how our products get from market to table. For high school, it's all about the business behind running a restaurant (like budgeting and management) with an emphasis on the importance of giving back to the community.
Do you have any particular anecdotes or favorite responses from students?
I've had some fun questions like, "Do you know the other pizza guys, like Papa John?" (some, but not John), "Do you pick the tomatoes yourself?" (only at home) and my favorite, "Are you really rich?" (depends on how you define rich). The most fulfilling response from students is always the request for a job application at the end of the lecture. If they want to work for us after they've finished, then we did well indeed.
What do the students seem to enjoy the most?
It's different for every age group. The young ones love standing in the Walk-In Cooler, and sling'n dough is always a hit. The older students really get into management role-playing and practicing selling products to another student. Of course, eating the pizza at the end of class is fun for everyone!
What do you get out of the program personally?
Honestly, working in the service industry as a Pizza Guy is not the sexiest of job titles in life. However, after sharing our business and passions with young people, I see the career of Pizza Guy becoming real possibilities for many students, and it validates my belief that what we do on a day-to-day basis is pretty darn cool. If so many kids want to own a pizza restaurant when they grow up, then how lucky am I do be doing it?
Public speaking is one of the most difficult things for some people to do, and public speaking to kids can be a nightmare at times. I truly respect our teachers for their service. That being said, I look forward to teaching these classes every year because of the energy that the room generates during our talks. It's one thing to read about the DoubleDave's culture on a poster. It's another thing to live and breathe it. Anyone who takes the opportunity to really be a part of the community will find that it isn't just a monetarily rewarding event for the restaurant, but also a deeply fulfilling experience for the person giving the lecture. I challenge everyone to try it once and see!
DoubleDave's Pizzaworks is proud of franchisees like Joey, who are giving back to the community by passing on DoubleDave's knowledge and culture! Here's to you, Professor Pizza!
Shelby is the Shift Leader in San Angelo and he's probably a bigger Arizona Cardinals fan than anyone here in Texas!
The General Manager of the Bastrop store sat down with us to answer some questions!
Read our interview with the General Manager of the Rayford Rd. store!


The Summits Montessori program provides a positive, stimulating introduction to classroom education for students at age two, in the half-day Toddler Program and students from age three to five, who are offered both full- and half-day sessions. Children learn the Montessori philosophy of order, independence, concentration, and coordination, gradually moving from the concrete to the abstract. Emphasis is placed on developing nascent skills in areas such as language, math, computers, science, geography, and music. Students also participate in physical education, sensorial development, and spiritual growth. The Montessori program at The Summit gives each child a framework that helps ensure continued academic success in grades one through four and beyond.


Glorious morning! Feeling extremely Blessed!
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We are so very grateful for the healing of my husband, my "ROCK", our supportive family & friends, to be able to go forth, now and share many forms of enlightenment to like minded growth seekers and individuals looking to raise the bar of their consciousness level to the miracle of enlightenment in all areas of life.
"The Mastery of L.I.F.E." which is OUR mastery of L.I.F.E. has resonated in many areas of Love, Inspiration, Forgiveness and Enlightenment, through our personal experience, tidbits of conversation with others,in times when we least expect it, sometimes in just a simple smile or hug, or random act of kindness to another. We've discovered Gods treasures and gifts, in ourselves and it is time to allow them to continue grow, like a single tree in the woods to grow like a forest. Our daily mantra to this, is "Dance L.I.F.E.!
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Breda, Netherlands
The Grote Kerk (Church of Our Lady) is the most important monument and a landmark of Breda. The first notice of a stone church in Breda is from 1269. In 1410, the construction of the church started with the choir. In 1468, the church was ready but in 1457 the old tower collapsed and between 1468 and 1509 the current tower was built. They continued building until 1547 when the church was finished in its current shape.
In 1566, the Reformation took place and the church was no longer Catholic. In 1637, the church became Protestant. The tower spire burned in 1694 and the current spire was built in 1702. From 1843 onwards many restorations took place, the last big restoration took place from 1993 until 1998.
The organ in the Grote Kerk of Breda is one of the largest organs in the Netherlands and its history goes back to the 16th century. At that time, the organ only possessed 16 stops. After being displaced several times, the organ arrived at its present location in the church in 1712. After restoration of the church between 1904 and 1956, a new organ was ordered from D.A. Flentrop in Zaandam.
The Prinsenkapel (Prince chapel) north of the choir is the old mausoleum of the House of Orange-Nassau, ancestors of the Dutch Royal Family. The chapel was built from 1520 until 1525 on orders of the Lord of Breda, Henry III of Nassau-Breda. Seventeen family members are buried in the chapel.
When William of Orange died the plan was to bury him also in the chapel, but Breda was at that time occupied by the Spanish. William of Orange and most of his descendants were buried in the mausoleum in the New Church in Delft.
A special part of the chapel are the vault paintings from 1533. The frescos are made by the Italian painter Tommaso di Andrea Vincidor (a student of Raphael).
Medieval churches in Netherlands
Religious sites in Netherlands
Kerkplein 2A, Breda, Netherlands
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Category: Religious sites in Netherlands
www.grotekerkbreda.nl
Breda Béguinage (0,3 km)
Breda Castle (0,3 km)
Antwerp City Hall (48,5 km)
Cathedral of Our Lady (48,5 km)
Vermeer Center (55,1 km)
Binnenhof (63,1 km)
Delft City Hall (55 km)
Mauritshuis (63,1 km)
Nieuwe Kerk (55 km)
Rubenshuis (48,5 km)
Gevangenpoort (63,2 km)
Olga ş (3 months ago)
You couldn't visit without 8€ fee for the photo exhibition.
Sjonnie Sjonnie (5 months ago)
Beautiful place, sadly most of the ornaments have perished.
Roxana Stratulat (5 months ago)
Beautiful grandiose place of worship :) and a historical piece of western civilization
Marianne Visser (6 months ago)
Awesome view of the neighborhood and further. We visited on a clear day and could see into Belgium.
Henry Edvard (2 years ago)
Beautiful old historic church. Free to visit, although a small donation is suggested. Several important Dutch historic leaders are buried here. Restauration is being done in a tasteful way, explanations in Dutch, but also some in English are given. Well worth a visit.

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CORRECTIVE: Mario Cuomo Bridge story
Posted: Aug 15, 2019 / 05:16 PM EDT / Updated: Aug 19, 2019 / 06:19 PM EDT
FILE – In this Sept. 7, 2018, file image made from video provided by the New York Governor's Office, state officials and workers gather to celebrate the official opening of the second span, right, of the Gov. Mario M. Cuomo Bridge in Nyack, N.Y. The New York State Department of Transportation said Thursday, Aug. 15, 2019, that roughly year-old signs for the suburban bridge named after the former governor are being patched over because his middle initial is missing. (Kevin Coughlin/New York Governor's Office via AP, File)
NEW YORK (AP) — In a story Aug. 15, The Associated Press, relying on information from state officials, erroneously reported which New York agencies were involved in fixing signs for the Gov. Mario M. Cuomo Bridge to add the governor's middle initial. State officials now say only the Thruway Authority has been doing work to add the initial, not the Department of Transportation, which changed signs for other reasons.
A corrected version of the story is below:
Governor's initial is missing, so new bridge signs need fix
Roughly year-old signs for the new Gov. Mario M. Cuomo Bridge are being patched over because his middle initial is missing
By JENNIFER PELTZ
NEW YORK (AP) — What's in a name? Or in the case of New York's new Gov. Mario M. Cuomo Bridge, what's not in it?
Roughly year-old signs for the long suburban bridge are being patched over or replaced by the state Thruway Authority because they don't bear the former governor's middle initial, state officials said.
"The goal is to ensure uniformity across the system," Thruway spokeswoman Jennifer Givner said, noting that the work is done in-house with "existing state resources."
The state Department of Transportation also patched over its seven signs last fall, but only to reflect the replacement of the former Gov. Malcolm Wilson Tappan Zee Bridge, state Transportation Department spokesman Joseph Morrissey said.
The Journal News first reported the sign tweaks.
The nearly $4 billion bridge over the Hudson River opened last year. Connecting Westchester and Rockland counties north of New York City, the span replaced the former Tappan Zee.
Lawmakers and current Gov. Andrew Cuomo agreed to name the new span after his late father, who held the state's highest office from 1983 through 1994. Mario Cuomo, who died in 2015, was Democrat, as is his son.
In a twist, Mario Cuomo had formally renamed the bridge to honor Wilson, a Republican. It had been the Tappan Zee Bridge since 1956, and many residents of the region kept calling it just that. (And many still do.)
The Cuomo change irked Wilson's daughter, and it spurred an online petition urging that the name revert to Tappan Zee, which harkened to the area's Native American history and Dutch colonists. Andrew Cuomo called the renaming-reversal campaign "vindictive" and personally hurtful.
The missing "M." fixes come as a state agency is also correcting a misspelling of the name of the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge in New York City. For over 50 years, one "Z" was missing.
In that dropped-letter matter, the state Metropolitan Transportation Authority argued for years that it could cost millions of dollars to correct road signs, brochures and maps referring to the nation's longest suspension bridge.
Lawmakers and Cuomo agreed last year to fix the signs and materials only as they wore out or were reprinted.
The span honors Italian explorer Giovanni da Verrazzano, who sailed into what is now New York harbor in 1524.
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Vehicles have been banned since 2013 to protect the cultural dignity of the vast site and its hundreds of historic buildings, according to the official Xinhua News Agency. The palace was home to the Qing and Ming emperors, who ruled China for nearly five centuries.
by DAN JOLING, Associated Press / Jan 17, 2020
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A Ring home security camera captured Curtis Phelps trapped inside the shed while the moose, with just one antler, tried to push his way inside. The moose eventually moved on and Phelps escaped after calling his wife, Amy, with his cellphone.


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The House of Parliament will sit in a Plenary Public session on Thursday, December 6, 2018.
The Public session is scheduled for 14.00 – 15.00 hrs. in the General Assembly Chamber of the House at Wilhelminastraat #1 in Philipsburg. The Minister of Tourism, Economic Affairs, Transport and Telecommunication will be present.


Jay Gruden On Defense Against Packers: "It Was an Impressive Performance"
"Trent Williams is having a minor bursa sac cleanup in his knee. He should be OK for the Saints game. Adrian Peterson has an ankle sprain. Josh Norman hamstring and Morgan Moses was put in the concussion protocol yesterday, and he'll be obviously going through the process."
"This has been an issue for the last couple of weeks. We had this actually scheduled for this week, since it's a bye week. It's something he could play through but something he wants to get cleaned up because it's irritating him quite a bit."
"No, I think he's going to be fine. I think this bye week is a good time for him, so he gets two weeks to recover."
"No. Not at this time. No."
"He's still continuing to progress. He's getting a lot of work in on scout team and doing some good things. Hopefully he will continue that role and we don't have to put him in the lineup. I think Morgan [Moses] will be fine, and Trent [Williams] will be fine, but if not, Geron will be ready to roll."
"Well, fourth quarter I think we only had five plays, or third quarter. We took a knee there in the red zone, chose to kick a field goal. That was pretty conservative when we were up by 11 and we played good defense, I guess. We do have to try and do a better job of trying to get some points there in the second half."
"Well we made plays offensively. We put 28 points on the board in the first half and started fast."
"Well, we had more opportunities, had some good looks and Adrian made some quality runs. Anytime you get a couple … I think he had a couple 10-plus [yards] runs and one 40-yard run, those help a lot. But to see opportunities, and converting on third down like I mentioned before, was big. I think the line did a good job blocking and Adrian did a good job finding the holes."
"Well, I know we are talented. We are going to have to play extremely hard to win every week. Every team has their talent, but I feel good about where we are with skill. I think we are going to continue to be in a process each week of finding out what we like on offense, what we're good at, and we're starting to feel pretty good about the balance that we have. Defensively, we are starting to get the key pieces in there more, playing more playing time, getting guys out there. I think it's just – continue too gel. It's a process of getting guys to play together and communicate together."
"I think that takes time. It's about consistency and production and the identity will come. Obviously, what we want our identity to be is a physical football team on both sides of the ball and a team that's mentally tough. We had some great flashes of that yesterday – them scoring a long-bomb touchdown to make it 21-10 and us coming right back to score on a two-minute drill to make it 28-10. In the second half, them scoring – we go three and out – and our defense is getting quality stops there to seal the deal. Some great situational work, some great signs of mental toughness and some great signs of hustle all across the board from our defensive line, linebackers, safeties, so it was an impressive performance."
"No, I think there is a mandatory amount of time that they have off, so they will take time off. The big thing is for the injured guys to make sure they get their treatment, and take care of their bodies, and come back with a fresh mind, focus ready to go, because it's going to be a 13-week grind for everybody. It's important for them to take a couple of days, relax, get away from it for a little while, but also take care of their bodies, come back refreshed and ready to go."
"Veterans are key to I think all football teams in the type of guys they are, the veteran leadership they provide, the veteran ways they go about their business on a daily routine – the routines they display for the younger players showing why they have been in the league for so long and how they are still so productive. With the work habits they have, their eating habits, the sleep habits, all that rubs off on the younger players. It's great to have them and then to watch them still produce at the high level that they do, it's good for everybody."
"It's good for us now. Brandon (Scherff) needs the bye week, obviously Trent (Williams) needs the bye week, Morgan (Moses) needs the bye week. We're a little bit beat up on the offensive line. Shawn Lavauo needs the bye week. Obviously, AP needs the bye week, so offensively it really came at a pretty good time. Defensively I think we probably could have used it a little bit later, but we're in good shape right now on defense, but offensively it came at a good time."
"Yeah, I have a great appreciation for Trent. He is the best in business, I have said it many, many times. It's a great luxury to have that blindside protected as well as he can protect it, also in the running game as productive as he is. It's not an easy task that he has. He's a very smart player, very productive, very strong, very quick footed. He's just an all-around great football player and it's a great luxury to have like you say. When he's healthy and even when he's not healthy he's the best in the business."
"Yeah, that was big. It was big in a lot of ways – to show that we can bounce back after a tough loss. They're all tough, whoever it's against, but playing at home the way we played was disappointing for a lot of people – coaches, players, fans, everybody. This game was definitely necessary for hopefully our success in the future, for us to be able to bounce back from a tough loss like that."
"They did good. I think Tony did a good job and obviously Chase did some good things at guard. There are some things that we have to fix up, but I think that for the first time playing together, those two positions, I think was very good, very positive moving forward. When Shawn [Lauvao] gets back we will address it then, but right now, those two are etched in the lineup. We will see how Shawn is when we get back from the bye."
"We wanted to get them going. The first couple games we had a rotation going and trying to get their feet wet together, especially Daron, but I think he showed that he can handle the reps and we want to get him out there. We didn't draft him in the first round to sit by me. We wanted him to play as much as possible and I was impressed with the way that he and Jonathan played, not only at the start of the game, but at the end of the game. They were flying to the football. They were making plays downfield, in the pocket, in the running game. Those two guys together, the vision that we had when we drafted them getting Jonathan and Daron together came to fruition yesterday."
On if Payne and Allen will continue to play the majority of the game through the season.
"I hope so and we're not down on anybody else, but I think those two guys are special guys and they need to be on the field. We have some other guys that can play without a doubt, but those two guys are first rounders and very talented, so the more they play the better they get. We'll still work in a rotation from time to time, but for the most part, those two guys will be out there when they are healthy."
"We have three good games, especially for self-scout that is a good time to get that done. But you're right, we don't have a lot of data on that, just three games maybe our third preseason game we will throw in there. But just make sure we're aware of the tendencies that we have. Also start to get some work on New Orleans and Carolina because Carolina will be a short week, so maybe we get a little ahead on Carolina. We have a lot of work to do, make sure we keep in touch with our trainer and make sure that these guys are progressing like we think and getting ready for the game and address personnel if we need to. But really, it's about trying to get ahead and study what other teams are doing and continue to add to our playbook."


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Q: How to disable pasting words into a number-only edit control? I am writing in C WinAPI a 'Go To Line' dialog of the notepad. I created a number only edit control. But I can still paste words into the edit control! The dialog in the windows notepad does stop this kind of pasting. So how can I do the same thing as it in the notepad?

A: Subclass the edit control, and when WM_PASTE is received:
OpenClipboard
GetClipboardData
GlobalLock

Now use the returned pointer from GlobalLock to check for non numeric characters.  If a non number is found, inform user then:
GlobalUnlock
CloseClipboard

and return 0 from the callback to prevent pasting the data into the edit control.
If it is all numbers, then GlobalUnlock and CLoseClipboard and pass message on with CallWindowProc to allow paste.

A: The documentation for ES_NUMBER (which is what I presume you're using) says:

Allows only digits to be entered into the edit control. Note that, even with this set, it is still possible to paste non-digits into the edit control.

To prevent pasting non-digits, you'll need to scan through the data in the clipboard and prevent pasting if it contains a non-digit.

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Isbell married the former Laura Lou Eanes on Oct. 19, 1950 in Texon.
They have previously resided in Salt Lake City and Denver. They have lived in Amarillo for 53 years.
Isbell is a retired geologist. Mrs. Isbell is a homemaker. The couple belongs to First Christian Church, American Association of Petroleum Geologists and the Panhandle Geological Society.
The couple's children are Janice Hoelting of Amarillo and Karen Prodahl of Rockwall.
The couple has five grandchildren: Matt Hanks, Brad Hanks, Jamie Stewart, Nathan Stewart and Kyle Pliska.


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El caso del falso monje shaolín es el nombre con el que se le conoce a los delitos cometidos por Juan Carlos Aguilar (también conocido como "el falso monje 'shaolin'" o autodenominado "único maestro shaolín occidental") en Bilbao, entre mayo y junio de 2013.

Dos años después, el 30 de abril de 2015, sería condenado a 38 años (dos años menos de la propuesta del fiscal) por el asesinato de Yenny Sofía Rebollo, de 40 años de edad, y Maureen Ada Otuya, de 29.

Antecedentes
Juan Carlos Aguilar nació en Baracaldo en 1965, en una familia de cinco hijos, cuyos padres habían sido pastores. Su pasión por las artes marciales le vino de mano de su hermano mayor, José Luis, a la temprana edad de 10 años, de quien sufría maltratos tanto psicológicos como físicos. El gimnasio donde se cometerían tanto los maltratos y asesinatos de Yenny y Maureen, lo fundarían ambos, hasta que, en 1992, su hermano moriría al ser seccionado en dos por un montacargas, cuando decide viajar a China.

A la vuelta de este viaje, aseguró haberse convertido en el único monje 'shaolín' occidental, lo que años después se conocería que era mentira, puesto que hacía más de 300 años que no había existencia de monjes 'shaolin' en el país asiático. Al mismo tiempo, se prodigó en programas de televisión, como su aparición en el programa de TV Redes el 24 de diciembre de 2001, presentando por Eduardo Punset. En 2003, reabre el gimnasio y lo convierte en el "Monasterio Budista Océano de la Tranquilidad", junto a su esposa y un discípulo, que pasaría a ser su socio. Un año después, su socio abandonaría el proyecto y su mujer le pediría el divorcio, lo que le dejaría una amplia libertad para poder desarrollar los delitos que cometería después, además de maltratos y abusos a decenas de sus discípulas.

Hechos

Asesinato de Yenny Sofía Rebollo
El caso en sí daría comienzo el 25 de mayo de 2013. Juan Carlos, que se aprovechaba de las debilidades tanto físicas y mentales como económicas de sus víctimas, decidió hacerlo también de Yenny Sofía Rebollo, una mujer colombiana de 40 años madre de dos hijos y que, además de pasar por un momento económico delicado, luchaba con la muerte de un hijo. En aquel momento, Rebollo, para conseguir dinero, se prostituía y, por ese motivo decidió acceder al gimnasio de Aguilar. Sin embargo, aquel día Yenny sería maniatada, fotografiada de forma sexualmente explícita y diseccionada, además de asesinada.

El cadáver de la mujer, sería repartido por diferentes escondites: en el gimnasio, en un falso techo además de las duchas del mismo, donde quemó parte del cuerpo; gran porcentaje del mismo fue arrojado a la ría de Bilbao y, lo restante, resultó estar escondido en su domicilio, situado en la calle Iturriza número 5. También fue encontrada una prótesis mamaria de la víctima, relacionada con la víctima por el número de serie del implante. Antes y después del crimen, el asesino la fotografió en diferentes posturas.

Asesinato de Maureen Ada Otuya
Solamente ocho días después del asesinato de Yenny, Aguilar volvería a atacar de nuevo, esta vez a Maureen Ada Otuya, una joven nigeriana de 29 años, el sustento único de su familia en su país natal.

Después de practicar sexo, Juan Carlos decidió golpear, asfixiar y maltratar a la joven, la cual pudo zafarse y pedir socorro aprovechando un despiste del asesino. En ese momento, una vecina, que declararía en el juicio, llamada Verónica, se alertó y decidió llamar a la Ertzaintza.

A la llegada de los servicios de emergencia, se encontraron a la joven en coma, escondida detrás de unos colchones y tapada con una tela, con la ropa desgarrada, ensangrentada y con las extremidades atadas, además del cuello envuelto doblemente con cinta americana, en una habitación repleta de bolsas de basura que contenía restos humanos y armas, como cuchillos y sables, además de fotografías y videos de mujeres de índole sexual, de las que se incluían las dos víctimas.

Finalmente, Maureen fallecería dos días después debido a las múltiples lesiones que el falso 'shaolin' le causó.

Juicio

En un primer momento, Juan Carlos Aguilar, justificó sus actos con el "tumor" que tenía en la cabeza, sin embargo, tiempo después se supo que, en realidad no era un tumor, si no un quiste, y que no perjudica a sus actos mentales, si no a algunos físicos que pudiera tener.

El juicio daría comienzo el 17 de abril de 2015, dos años después de los hechos, por el asesinato de dos mujeres, previamente maltratadas y una de ellas, descuartizada. Antes de la declaración del acusado, él ya se había declarado culpable y reconoció todos los hechos, exceptuando el ensañamiento de la primera, alegando que "Actué de forma súbita, imprevisible e inesperada".

Tras la declaración y las preguntas del fiscal, se llegó a la conclusión de que "disfrutaba manteniendo prácticas sexuales de dominación con mujeres sometidas a él e indefensas, incluso desmayadas o privadas del sentido".

Durante el juicio, hubo un gran número de declaraciones, entra las que se destacan las de las discípulas de Juan Carlos, especialmente la de María Eva, quien, sin saberlo, estuvo junto al cadáver de Yenny durante una relación sexual con Aguilar. La mujer, explicó cómo sufrió maltrato asegurando que la golpeaba los pechos, el trasero, la tiraba del pelo y demás vejaciones.

Sentencia
Después de siete días de juicio, el jurado fue unánime: le declaró culpable de dos asesinatos con alevosía, pero sin ensañamiento y fue condenado a 38 años de cárcel, dos menos de lo que la fiscalía pedía.

Referencias

Bibliografía
 Agencia (2013). Juan Carlos Aguilar: De maestro shaolín a presunto asesino (VÍDEO). El Huffington Post.
 Álvarez, M. G. (2019). El 'falso' Maestro Shaolín que torturaba a sus víctimas en orgías de sangre. La Vanguardia.
 Arrizabalaga, M. (2013). La crueldad del falso monje shaolín no se justifica por un tumor cerebral. ABC.
 EFE (2015). Un agente declara que en el gimnasio del 'falso shaolín' había fotos violentas de otras mujeres. 20minutos.
 EFE. (30 abril 2015). El falso shaolín, condenado a 38 años de prisión [vídeo]. Youtube.
 EP (2015). Juan Carlos Aguilar, 'el falso monje shaolín', condenado a 38 años de cárcel por doble asesinato. El Huffington Post.
 Merino, E. (2022). Elena en el País de los Horrores: Juan Carlos Aguilar, el falso shaolín de la sí violencia [audio de podcast]
 Segovia, M. (2015). Maureen Ada Otuya sufrió estrangulamiento, pero dudan si existió ensañamiento. El Mundo.

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España en 2015

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Why cybercriminals love users of outdated, unsupported software suites
By CybersecAsia editors | Thursday, August 18, 2022, 8:57 AM Asia/Singapore
Old vulnerabilities lay dormant and unpatched, leaving the gate wide open for attack, as Q2 telemetry from one cybersecurity firm shows
According to the telemetry of one cybersecurity firm, the number of attacks exploiting Microsoft Office vulnerabilities had increased in Q2 2022, accounting for 82% of the total number of exploits for different platforms and software such as Adobe Flash, Android, Java, and so on, in the user base.
Two vulnerabilities—CVE-2018-0802 and CVE-2017-11882 affected almost 487,000 users via older versions of Microsoft Office suite programs, which remain quite popular and are still a highly attractive target for criminals. Exploiting these vulnerabilities, attackers typically distributed malicious documents to damage the memory of the Equation Editor component and then run malicious code.
Next in attack volume was CVE-2017-0199, which witnessed a 59% growth in exploitation to reach more than 60,000 victims. When exploited, this vulnerability enables attackers to control a victims' devices and view, change, or delete data without their knowledge.
Finally, CVE-2021-40444 had been used to attack around 5,000 people in Q2—696% more than in the previous quarter. First reported in Sep 2021, this vulnerability in the Internet Explorer MSHTML layout engine, when exploited, enables remote code execution on victims' computers. It was previously exploited during attacks on research and development, financial, medical technology, energy, telecommunications, IT and industrial sectors.
According to Alexander Kolesnikov, malware analyst, Kaspersky, which supplied the telemetry findings: "Through social engineering techniques cybercriminals craft malicious documents and convince their victims to open them, causing the main application to download and executes a malicious script." Users of old versions of Microsoft Office should keep up to date on security patches, employ security solutions capable of detecting vulnerability exploitation, and spread awareness to all teams about modern cyber threats. Macros from the Internet will be blocked by default (except on Android, Mac or web-based implementations) on a specified timeline.
Victims in Q2 2022
Percentage increase over Q1 2022
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CVE-2017-0199 60,132 59%
CVE-2017-11882 140,623 5%
CVE-2018-0802 345,827 3%
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After a nervous travel to Cardiff by car, I have stayed for the first time in Cardiff, with Yanna, in her flat by the bay.
Some mishaps have occurred (including having to drive back to the shop to buy the main part of our meals, breaking a part of Yannas furniture when loading it into the car, spilling my rice and korma onto the floor, and walking into an ajar door! – all in one day -.-), but it has been a nice weekend.
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Q: why am I not able to load a file by using load command? This is the error I am getting even though the directory is set correctly it still shows the above error
load(file="1st pro.Rdata")
Error in readChar(con, 5L, useBytes = TRUE) : cannot open the connection
In addition: Warning message:
In readChar(con, 5L, useBytes = TRUE) :
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Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and forest Degradation (REDD+)
We have 78 items tagged with 'Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and forest Degradation (REDD+)'.
Archive of completed locally-controlled forestry projects
Forests and livelihoods have been the focus of pioneering work by IIED since the 1980s. This archive page links to past forest projects managed by IIED
22 February 2019 | Article | Forests
How much can the eyes in the sky really tell us about deforestation?
A recent study by the University of Edinburgh and IIED reveals the limitations of remote sensing technology to monitor the impacts of agriculture expansion on forests in Sub-Saharan Africa
11 January 2017 | Blog | Food and agriculture
IIED at the IUCN World Conservation Congress
IIED and its partners will be at this year's World Conservation Congress in Hawai'i from 1-10 September 2016
23 August 2016 | Article | Biodiversity
Seeds of the post-capitalist forest?
Could innovative local organisations working with forests, together with the Paris climate agreement, the Sustainable Development Goals and global financial crisis help deliver us into a post-capitalist era
11 February 2016 | Blog | Forests
The Paris Agreement, SDGs and simple local monitoring
How can we minimise monitoring costs and make sure that money intended for local "development" ends up with the people who need it?
7 January 2016 | Blog | Forests
REDD+: missionaries, conservation fortresses and the politics of carbon landscapes in Africa
As a new book warns that carbon forestry in Africa is heading for failure, representing little more than "green grabbing", Isilda Nhantumbo argues that we need to urgently learn the lessons about what works and what doesn't when it comes to forest (and carbon) management
23 December 2015 | Blog | Forests
Tackling deforestation as part of climate action
While world leaders worked towards a new global climate change agreement at COP21 in Paris, 51 practitioners, policymakers and researchers met at a two-day IIED workshop about REDD+ to discuss the key role forests can play in climate change mitigation
17 December 2015 | Blog | Climate change
REDD+ in Paris – what could be in it for people and forests?
Curbing climate emissions means managing and using existing forests, and land sustainably. An IIED workshop in Paris will look at how the programme to reduce emissions from deforestation and forest degradation (REDD+) can be made more effective, while also supporting local communities
27 November 2015 | Blog | Climate change
Zero deforestation supply chains: promoting sustainable chocolate
How can we make chocolate more sustainable? This was one of the questions addressed by IIED researchers in a presentation at the World Forestry Congress in Durban.
16 September 2015 | Blog | Food and agriculture
IIED at the XIV World Forestry Congress
IIED and its partners will be at this year's World Forestry Congress in Durban, South Africa, from 7-11 September 2015
11 August 2015 | Article | Forests
Equity, justice and ecosystem services: what do we mean?
Conservation efforts are increasingly supposed to achieve equity – but what does this mean and how can it be assessed? Phil Franks shares some ideas that may help
11 May 2015 | Blog | Natural resource management
Integration: will the UN Forum on Forests lead the way?
Ahead of the UN Forum on Forests meeting in New York, IIED's Jonathan Reeves argues that achieving the Sustainable Development Goals – particularly for forests – depends upon integration and compromise and asks whether the political will exists to lay aside egos and break down institutional barriers
1 May 2015 | Blog | Forests
Mozambique's forest theatre – how will the play end?
Conscious that speaking at a training event for Mozambican Simple License loggers required some theatrical flourish to hold attention in the sub-tropical heat, Duncan Macqueen took to the stage
4 March 2015 | Blog | Forests
Why the private sector must be included in efforts to curb deforestation
Making the links between green supplies chains, zero deforestation and the private sector at COP20 in Lima
5 December 2014 | Blog | Climate change
IIED at the UN Climate Change Conference (COP20)
The full programme of IIED activity at COP20 in December 2014, including video blog updates and round ups of the coverage from each day
25 November 2014 | Article | Climate change
Making gender equality a global and local reality
The UNFCCC has taken significant steps to promote women's increased participation in the global climate change negotiations process. It's a gain for gender equality, but gaps remain
21 May 2014 | Blog | Climate change
What's next for REDD+?
After several years of negotiations, a framework has been agreed to compensate developing nations for avoiding deforestation. IIED hosted a conference to examine what happens now
29 April 2014 | Blog | Economics
2014: the International Year of Family Farming
See how IIED's work during the International Year of Family Farming helped to raise the profile of family and smallholder farming and its contribution to eradicating hunger, reducing rural poverty and more
22 April 2014 | Article | Food and agriculture
Making REDD+ work for communities and forests: three shared lessons for project designers
The challenge of bringing a business-like approach to forest conservation, using REDD+ schemes, is complex and daunting. But three lessons learnt by a project in southeastern Tanzania can help ensure success
10 April 2014 | Article | Climate change
Risky business: assessing potential impacts of REDD+ in Nepal
Nepal has begun to assess the potential harm and benefits of the compensation scheme for protecting forests
9 April 2014 | Blog | Forests
Coverage of Moving ahead with REDD+: Prospects and challenges workshop
From 9-10 April, IIED hosted a workshop that aims to explore the latest thinking on Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and forest Degradation (REDD+) — see the highlights here
7 April 2014 | Article | Forests
How to assess what people want from REDD+
Focus groups, choice experiments and votes in villages reveal big difference in how communities wish to be rewarded for avoiding deforestation
31 March 2014 | Blog | Climate change
Forest and Farm Facility: Getting resources to those who matter
Improving the participation of rural people has been in vogue for years, often with limited success. Here's one scheme that lives up to the hype by involving forest and farm producers on their own terms
24 March 2014 | Blog | Forests
Gender and Environmental Change Workshop: highlights
From 17-18 March, IIED hosted a workshop to identify a future agenda for research action on gender and environmental change. Here are some of the highlights
18 March 2014 | Article | Gender
Are "alternative livelihoods" projects effective?
Considerable sums have been spent on projects designed to provide people with alternative ways to make a living in and around protected or biodiverse areas. But do such projects work?
4 February 2014 | Blog | Biodiversity
What's missing from private-sector REDD+?
Weak engagement with businesses that operate in forest landscapes and a lack of clarity about who has rights to the carbon in trees are among the problems facing private-sector REDD+
29 January 2014 | Blog | Climate change
The full programme of IIED activity at COP19 this November, including video blog updates.
20 December 2013 | Article | Climate change
REDD+: 3 things to consider so men and women share the benefits
Linking commodities that drive deforestation with gender offers great opportunities that capitalise on the advantages of different actors
Testing REDD+ in Mozambique
IIED has been helping to facilitate the REDD+ process, a process which aims to reduce emissions and conserve forests, in Mozambique since 2009.
1 October 2013 | Project | Forests
Designing REDD+ to promote sustainable development and reduce poverty
From 2009-13 this IIED project looked at how REDD+ could be designed to promote sustainable development and reduce poverty, as well as reduce deforestation and forest degradation
12 September 2013 | Project | Forests
Gender and REDD+
Women from poor, forest-dependent communities play a key role in the management of forests, and yet they are frequently marginalised from decision-making in communities. This is a problem as gender equity is essential for tackling more sustainable forest management, and to achieving the aims of REDD+, which aims to reduce emissions and conserve forests in specific countries
Private sector involvement with REDD+
IIED worked with partners to understand and document the scale of private sector engagement with REDD+, which aimed to reduce emissions and conserve forests in specific countries.This was achieved by developing a series of national-level case studies, research into opportunities for further private sector engagement and commitments towards zero-deforestation supply chains
Inclusive environmental investments
Inclusive environmental investments — from both public and private sector finance — are essential if local forest people are to benefit from deals that are both fair and support climate change adaptation and mitigation measures.
7 September 2013 | Project | Forests
The Forests Dialogue
IIED is active in The Forests Dialogue, which is an international multi-stakeholder programme designed to spur collaborative action on high-priority issues facing the world's forests
What does low-carbon resilience look like in Latin America?
Many Latin American countries are showing how the pursuit of low-carbon strategies can create 'win-win' scenarios for economic growth and forest protection.
4 April 2013 | Blog | Climate change
IIED at the COP18 UN climate summit
Qatar hosted the 18th UN climate summit. IIED researchers attended the talks and supported negotiators from the Least Developed Countries
Investing in sustainable productivity could secure REDD+ schemes long term
Putting less emphasis on carbon payments and more on supporting sustainable enterprise could give REDD+ projects longer-term financial security.
REDD+: What is needed to make it work for the poor?
While REDD+ is aimed at reducing emissions from forests, its effectiveness will depend on how much the benefits trickle down to those living closest to the forest.
6 December 2012 | Blog | Forests
We need more integrity between the treatment of forests at home and abroad
Does the treatment of forests at home influence what different donor nations prioritise and support abroad?
2 October 2012 | Blog | Forests
The value of valuing ecosystem services
Economists continually fail to get the message across. Nowhere is this more evident than in dealing with ecosystem services.
28 September 2012 | Blog | Economics
When pigs fly: Why is including women in managing forests still so unusual?
Women are routinely excluded from REDD decision-making processes, but if they're excluded then they can't benefit equally from its work.
Free, prior and informed consent in REDD+: going beyond the right to say 'no'
How could obtaining the free prior, and informed consent of communities be applied to REDD+, a scheme that aims to compensate communities for keeping their forests standing?
27 July 2012 | Blog | Forests
Report calls for REDD+ to Invest in Forest Communities
Income generated from REDD+ should be given to forest communities to invest in their future, recommends a new report by The Forests Dialogue (TFD). Investing locally in this way should be part of understanding REDD+ as integral to broader development among forest-dependent communities.
16 May 2012 | News | Climate change
Good forest governance is key to reducing climate change and poverty
World Forest Day last week focused international attention on the urgency of better managing forests for food, fuel, climate change and natural disaster responses at a time when the stakes have never been higher
26 March 2012 | News | Forests
Needed: Local farmers and communities to plant trees in Indonesia
Forests cover almost half of Indonesia's surface but, because growing new tree plantations and sustainably managing forests has historically not kept pace with the country's extensive timber proces
REDD+ project design: 10 points to consider so the poor don't lose out
REDD+ aims to reward or compensate tropical developing countries for keeping their forests intact or for reducing the scale of deforestation. It's predicted that financial flows to these countries from REDD+ could reach up to US$30 billion a year. So getting the issue of REDD+ benefit distribution right is crucial, not only to ensure that it is benefiting the poorest of the poor (or at least not harming them), but for building REDD+'s legitimacy both at the national and international level, which in turn will help preserve forest ecosystems.
30 January 2012 | Blog | Forests
Green Economy Coalition gives Rio 2012 text a Grade B
Twenty years on from the first summit on sustainable development, yesterday the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development Bureau released th
13 January 2012 | Blog | Green economy
United Nations climate change negotiations: IIED at COP17
IIED was the summit in Durban, sharing learning from our research, training journalists and providing analysis of the unfolding events
UN climate negotiations video update: Forest day
James Mayers, the head of IIED's natural resources group, discusses key themes being discussed at the UN Climate Negotiations' forest day in Durban, South Africa.
Louder this time, 'Turn REDD on its head!'
A year ago, 'Turn REDD on its head!' seemed like a good title for a blog. Now it seems like an essential way forward if REDD is going to work.
30 November 2011 | Blog | Forests
REDD+: a win-win deal is possible!
With the dusk of the International Year of Forests fast approaching, reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation, sustainable forest management, conservation and enhancement of carbon stocks (REDD+) has the potential to bring positive changes to the lives of people who are dependent on forests for their livelihoods. But this can only happen if REDD+ is implemented in a way that ensures their participation in the process.
REDD+: Learning from participatory forest management
As policymakers prepare to discuss REDD+ at UN climate talks in Durban, they should heed the lessons learned from years of experience in participatory forest management across the developing world.
Making REDD+ deliver for everyone
With deforestation and forest degradation being the third largest global contributor to greenhouse gas emissions, forests have an enormous role to play in any attempts to combat climate change. An international scheme called REDD+ (Reduction of Emissions from Deforestation and Forest degradation, conservation, sustainable forest mangement and enhancement of carbon stocks) offers a financial incentive to keep trees standing and reduce global greenhouse emissions. Our workshop on 27 November shared perspectives on how we can make REDD+ deliver for people who depend on the forests.
11 October 2011 | Article | Climate change
Development and Climate days at COP17
The 2011 Development and Climate (D&C) Days event focused on "evidence-based adaptation planning".
6 October 2011 | News | Climate change
Defining fairness: the experiences of a Richard Sandbrook scholar at IIED
My being at IIED is rather fortuitous. I completely missed the first advertisement to apply for this position when it went round on the college mailing list, but luckily I was saved when the deadline for applications was pushed back a week to accommodate late applicants. I was one of those late applicants. In the space of a few short weeks I was notified that I had been shortlisted and that I was invited to interview for the Richard Sandbrook Scholarship. I was just thrilled to have been offered an interview so you can imagine my joy when I was told hours later that I had been selected for the position.
REDD+ in Mozambique: new opportunity for land grabbers?
Land is cheap and is perceived to be abundant in Africa. A scramble for its land, following the food and fuel crisis three years ago, is on. European and North American companies have been acquiring land to grow export and biofuel crops and to supply their need for pulp and paper. Now they're being joined by newly emerging economies – in particular Brazil, India and China – which are also increasingly acquiring large tracts of land and searching for other natural resources, in particular water and minerals.
15 September 2011 | Blog | Forests
Plans to protect forests could do more harm than good unless power is in local hands
Tropical countries that seek a share of billions of dollars of climate finance in return for protecting their forests risk creating strategies that fail to bring social and environmental benefits, according to a report released today by IIED
25 August 2011 | News | Forests
Sanity in REDD governance shock!
When it comes to forest governance — who gets to decide what about forests — REDD is a pleasant dream for some, a nightmare for others. I think it is depends on how you see the money and the leverage.
24 August 2011 | Blog | Forests
Biomass in the red – but can we put biomass into REDD+?
Commercial forest rights that create incentives for Malawians to plant trees on farm for food and fuel are essential for REDD+ and climate change adaptation.
Delivering REDD+: can past lessons help in tempering optimism and making headway?
The International Year of Forests is celebrating the importance of forests and raising the profile of challenges and opportunities. The perceived value of forests has been raised by the recognition of their role in mitigating climate change. But the International Year of Forests is a momentous reminder that there are still unresolved issues.
Making Gender and Generation Matter
The gender and generation programme of work brings together the work of IIED and its partners to analyse and integrate gender and generation issues in all its activites, and to engage and contribute to the emerging debates.
26 April 2011 | Project | Gender
If a tree falls - a short film from the Mozambican forests
Video: short film by Mike and Sam Goldwater offers a tantalising glimpse into the everyday lives of those whose existence and livelihoods are, in one way or another, dependent on the forests.
11 March 2011 | Article | Forests
Forest Connect: championing local forest enterprises
Last week (16–18 February), I joined the Forest Connect alliance at a meeting in Ethiopia to learn from the country's experience in locally controlled forestry and reaffirm our vision that poverty reduction and forest conservation can go hand in hand if locally controlled forest enterprises can be made profitable and sustainable.
Why REDD matters in Mozambique - a story in pictures
Lumbering illegality: how to make timber sustainable and pro-poor
The European Union is closing its doors to illegal timber exports. But unless we tackle unsustainable logging to satisfy domestic timber markets, their actions will little benefit forests, or the millions of poor people that live within them. Making timber sustainable requires the use of both trade and climate strategies in unison to bring about locally controlled forestry.
Tick tock — it's the year of forests
The UN has declared 2011 as the international year of forests — although more than a billion forest-dependent poor will probably not see it that way. Spiralling global demand for food, energy, fibre and water spell trouble for these people's forests.Schemes for reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation (REDD) may have been agreed at last month's climate talks in Cancun, Mexico, but without locally controlled forestry this, in itself, will not stop the pressure on our forests. If you listen carefully you can still hear the forest clock ticking down…
A pinch of salt from Namaacha
Strengthening local communities' rights to and capacity for sustainable forest management is critical to making REDD work in developing countries.
Turn REDD on its head
National REDD strategies must be based on local, not government, control, say opinion leaders from ten countries in the IIED-facilitated Forest Governance Learning Group.
Moving climate talks forward: new parliamentary group consider the options
Last week (Tuesday 23 November), the Development and Environment Group of Bond launched a new All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for international development and the environment.
30 November 2010 | News | Climate change
Storm watch for Cancun climate talks
Striking a deal at this month's UN climate talks in Cancun, Mexico will largely depend on negotiators' ability to settle stormy disputes, particularly between the developed and developing world, over six key issues.
REDD: does governance really matter?
With concerns over climate change rising, there have been several initiatives aimed at reducing the impacts and contributing factors of climate change. But with millions and potentially billions of dollars at stake, how successful will these initiatives be in mitigating climate change?Reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation - REDD (and REDD+, which includes conservation, sustainable forest management and enhancing forests' carbon stocks) is an international initiative that seeks to reduce CO2 emissions. The United Nations REDD collaborative programme that has generated $8.7 million for the carbon stored in forests.
16 July 2010 | Blog | Climate change
COP 15 - Review and analysis
Review and analysis of the aspirations and outcomes of the conference - What were the results? What comes next?
21 January 2010 | Article | Climate change
Innovations in biomass energy for renewable local energy provision and legitimate income generation
This project explores how to optimise the contribution of woody biomass to renewable energy provision and legitimate commercial income generation – given its comparative advantages as the predomina
15 January 2010 | Project | Forests
South-South REDD: A Brazil-Mozambique Initiative
This project helped to create the conditions for Mozambique to embark upon the implementation of a REDD+ initiative
16 December 2009 | Project | Forests
The World Forestry Congress, held every six years, is the largest and most significant gathering of the world's forestry sector. Here are some articles on the most important issues for 2009.
17 October 2009 | Article | Forests
Green Shoots and REDD herrings
Forests continue to be trashed in many places. One recent estimate, admittedly 'on the back-of-an- envelope', indicates a global natural capital loss of US$2.5 trillion a year, of which forests represent a substantial part. We have all recently become used to hearing about trillions of dollars being wiped off the world's 'virtual economy', but this natural capital is real, and its loss is permanent.
REDD: Protecting climate, forests and livelihoods
Deforestation is a global issue. Beyond its destructive impacts on biodiversity and the livelihoods of forest-dependent people, it is a major driver of climate change and accounts for roughly a fifth of global greenhouse gas emissions. REDD — 'reducing emissions from deforestation and degradation' — could offer a way forward, as IIED's growing body of REDD research and reports reflects.
14 May 2009 | Article | Forests
Keeping the forests we've got
The conservation of forests in countries like Suriname with high forest cover and low deforestation rates is not a priority for the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). Yet forest people suffer enormously from the effects of climate change.
30 April 2009 | Blog | Climate change
REDD+ publications
FGLG Malawi Policy Brief 4: Channelling REDD+ finance toward sustainable rural livelihoods in Malawi
Carbon righteousness: how to lever pro-poor benefits from REDD+
Just forest governance - for REDD, for sanity
REDD+: Ready to engage private investors?
Options for promoting high-biodiversity REDD+
Beyond rhetoric: South-South collaboration for REDD+
More REDD+ publications
REDD: key terms
REDD The acronym stands for 'reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation'. This issue was first placed on the agenda of the 2005 international climate change negotiations. At that point the agenda item was called 'reducing emissions from deforestation in developing countries and approaches to stimulate action'. As a result, this is the name of the decision on REDD agreed at the 2007 UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) in Bali, Indonesia (decision 2/CP.13). Decision 2/CP.13 acknowledges that forest degradation also leads to emissions and needs to be addressed when reducing emissions from deforestation. The 'DD' in REDD now stands for degradation and deforestation.
REDD + Along with the separate decision on REDD (see above), REDD is included in the Bali Action Plan (decision 1/CP.13) as a component of enhanced action on mitigation (curbing emissions). Parties to the UNFCCC have agreed to consider policy approaches and positive incentives on issues relating to REDD in developing countries and the role of conservation, sustainable management of forests and enhancement of forest carbon stocks in developing countries. It is this last clause on the role of conservation and sustainable management that has added the '+' to the REDD discussion.
REDD baseline An expected, or business-as-usual, emission of carbon dioxide from deforestation and forest degradation in the absence of additional efforts to curb such emissions — used as a benchmark against which emissions reductions can be measured.
REDD conditions To deliver real reductions in carbon dioxide emissions, REDD must satisfy the following conditions:
Additionality: Proof that any reduction in emissions from a REDD project is genuinely additional to reductions that would occur if that project were not in place.
No leakage: Leakage is a reduction in carbon emissions in one area that results in increased emissions in another. A classic example is where curbing clearfelling in one region of forest drives farmers to clearfell in another.
Permanence: The long-term viability of reduced emissions from a REDD project. This is heavily dependent on the forested area's vulnerability to deforestation and/or degradation.


The Owls would stay atop Conference USA's east division with a victory.
After facing one of the most lopsided defeats in program history, FAU Football looks to capitalize on the changes it has made.
FAU Football had four rushing touchdowns from an unlikely source in its 58-28 win over Old Dominion. It wasn't one of their more streaky running backs though, but instead redshirt junior quarterback Jason Driskel.
The Owls look to win the second straight conference game versus Old Dominion.


Micro Finance and Financial Inclusion Department under the chairmanship of Sh. R.K Chhibberis conductingGovt of India campaignon the theme of "Gram Swaraj Abhiyaan" w.e.f. 14th of April to 5th of May 2018 in theremote unbanked villages of District Jammu, Rajouri, Kathua, Samba & Kishtwar.
Vipan Gupta, Senior Manager, MF&FI Department, J&K Grameen Bank, reviewing the Gram Swaraj Abhiyaana special multi-departmental and multi-sectoral initiative for reaching out to the poorhouseholds in villages of Districts Jammu, Rajouri, Kathua, Samba & Kishtwar.The special initiative will intensively focus on saturation of villages under these programmes vizPradhan MantriJan DhanYojana (PMJDY), Ujala Scheme, PradhanMantri Jeevan JyotiBimaYojana (PMJJBY) and Pradhan Mantri Suraksha BimaYojana (PMSBY).The activitiesscheduled to be carried during the mission period include Samajik Nyaya Diwas(Social Justice Day) on April14th to commemorate the birth anniversary of Dr BR Ambedkar,Swachh Bharat Diwas on April 18th, UjjwalaDiwas on April 20th,Rashtriya Panchayat Raj Diwas on April 24th, Gram Swaraj Diwason April 28th, Ayushmaan Bharat Diwas on April 30th, KisanKalyanDiwas on May 2nd and AajeevikaDiwas on May 5th,2018. The initiative also plans to spread awareness regarding the various schemes of the bank with special rate of interests including Car Loan@8.95%, Housing Loan@8.35% and Transport Loan@9%. The masses will be about technological innovations in banking industry including NEFT/RTGS, Online Banking, IMPS, SMS Banking, Rupay Card, Aadhaar Enabled Payment System & Direct Benefit Transfer etc. to promote the digital banking and move towards the less-cash economy.
The customers of the bank already hailed the initiative of the banks for conducting362 awareness programmes on the theme of "GOING DIGITAL" and Village Level Programmes in remote unbanked villages in the month of February &March 2018 throughout the J&K State.


Why are listening skills important? – Employees discuss why good listening skills are so important.
Hearing and Listening – We consider the difference between hearing and listening.
Sweet Tasty Orange – Employees take part in a lively activity to help demonstrate some of the key reasons why we can fail to listen effectively.
Simple Listening Technique – Employees are provided with a simple and effective approach to effective listening.
Types of Information – This builds on the simple listening technique by considering the three types of information we will hear if we listen effectively.
Listening Activity – Employees pair up and are given the opportunity to practice the simple listening technique and receive and provide feedback to each other.


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I just this evening had a BOIIIING moment. I'm done with writing for 2018. And you know what? That's perfectly fine. It's been a great year for me. A Night at the Rabbit Hole was published in the Alice Unbound Beyond Wonderland anthology, and I got to hang with some awesome authors. The Hilltop Gathering will be published … More Okay, I'm done. But don't worry—I'm happy about it.
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Big Brain Club > Nerdy Content > News and Views > Books and Brains!
We are excited to announce that The Big Brain Club is once again partnering with Barnes & Noble to raise money for our School Partner programs!
From December 8-14, every purchase made with this voucher ? BIG BRAIN HOLIDAY VOUCHER 9-11-2 ? at Barnes & Noble will send proceeds back to The Big Brain Club. The promotion is good at any store (or online at bn.com), but you must use the voucher. Otherwise it never happened.
We'll kick things off with a special event for our Denver-area Big Brain Clubbers on Sunday, December 8. Our founder and CEO Dom Testa — also the author of the Galahad series and The Mindbender Books) — will be on hand at the Glendale B&N from 11:00 – 1:00 to sign books and chat with fans. We'll also have coffee and goodies to share! Here's the address: 960 S. Colorado Blvd.
Barnes & Noble has a long record of giving back to their communities, and you may recall that earlier this year they hosted a Big Brain Club event with Dr. Andrew Aldrin from the United Launch Alliance. We even launched paper rockets from the parking lot, courtesy of the Denver Museum of Nature and Science!
No rockets this time, but plenty of good deals and great books — plus an opportunity to visit with Dom. Come join us, won't you?
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Connection

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sen::Connection Class Reference

Public Types

enum  	Mode { None,
Client,
Server
 }

Public Member Functions

 	Connection (unsigned int protocolId, float timeout, int port=NULL)

bool 	Start (int port)

void 	Stop ()

bool 	IsRunning ()

void 	Listen ()

void 	Connect (const Address &address)

bool 	IsConnecting ()

bool 	ConnectFailed ()

bool 	IsConnected ()

bool 	IsListening ()

Mode 	GetMode ()

virtual void 	Update (float deltaTime)

virtual bool 	SendPacket (const unsigned char data[], int size, Address laddress=Address(NULL, NULL))

virtual int 	ReceivePacket (unsigned char data[], int size)

int 	GetHeaderSize ()

Friends

class 	Address

The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

C:/Users/17galbany/Desktop/SpartanEngine/SpartanEngine/engine/Connection.h

C:/Users/17galbany/Desktop/SpartanEngine/SpartanEngine/engine/Connection.cpp

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