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Asking for Help
- I can't find the answer to my question here; what can I do now?
- The MinGW Project runs two mailing lists, to which you are encouraged to subscribe:
- The MinGW-Users List for questions related to using, installing or configuring the MinGW compiler suite.
- The MinGW-MSYS List for questions relating to MSYS.
- If you can't find an answer here, or by searching the archives of these lists, then please subscribe and ask.
- The MinGW Project runs two mailing lists, to which you are encouraged to subscribe:
- I notice there is also a MinGW-Dvlpr list; can I use this to pose questions directly to the MinGW Developers?
- NO! The MinGW-Dvlpr List is a private list, for discussion among bona-fide MinGW Developers only. The only way to join this list is to apply to become a MinGW Developer; we always refuse direct subscription requests to this list.
- What about the other lists you manage?
- These are mostly special purpose lists, of limited interest to general users. You are welcome to review their respective list information pages, if you think any may be of interest; however, you should consider these lists to be read-only, and never direct any mail to them.
- When I send mail to the MinGW mailing list, my posts are rejected.
- Have you subscribed to the list, to which you are trying to post? Are you posting from the address you subscribed?
- To avoid SPAM, the mailing list accepts incoming messages from subscribed users only, and only from the address which they have specified when they subscribe. Please read more here.
- When I look for information on the MinGW website, it appears to be hopelessly out of date.
This is particularly true of the downloads page.
- We used to have a website maintainer, but he is no longer active. We are exploring solutions, to hopefully improve the situation, but in the meantime, the website remains, regrettably, unmaintained. Much of the information presented there is stale.
- The downloads page is a particular case in point. That used to be automatically updated, by means of a script running at four hourly intervals; (it was never hourly, as the page mistakenly claims). The update script relied on information appearing in a particular format on the main SourceForge Download Page. SourceForge redesigned that page layout; we updated the script to suit. SourceForge immediately changed the design again. We got tired of chasing the moving target. The download page at http://www.mingw.org/download.shtml is no longer kept up to date; it may suggest otherwise, but it "speaks with forked tongue". Please ignore it, and go directly to the project download page at https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=2435 instead.
- We used to have a website maintainer, but he is no longer active. We are exploring solutions, to hopefully improve the situation, but in the meantime, the website remains, regrettably, unmaintained. Much of the information presented there is stale.
Usability issues
- The default rxvt font size is too small. How do I enlarge it?
- Open C:\MSYS\1.0\msys.bat with a text editor and search for a line containing "80x25". Then replace it with:
rem The following should be all one line.
start rxvt -backspacekey ^H -sl 2500 -fg grey90 -bg black -sr -fn "Courier-bold-20"
-tn msys -geometry 80x25 -e /bin/sh --login -i
- You can change the Courier font above with your favorite one. Note that using TrueType fonts (such as Courier New or Lucida Console) will result in sluggish performance under Windows XP.
- Why don't the Home and End keys work in rxvt and vim?
- This is because rxvt's terminal emulation uses different escape codes for these two keys. This sample ~~/.inputrc file solves this issue:
set completion-query-items 100 set completion-ignore-case on set show-all-if-ambiguous off set input-meta on set output-meta on set convert-meta off set bell-style none "\e[2~~": paste-from-clipboard "\e[3~~": delete-char "\e[5~~": beginning-of-history "\e[6~~": end-of-history "\e[7~~": beginning-of-line "\e[8~~": end-of-line
- Also, you need to set up your ~~/.vimrc to enable the Home/End keys in ViM:
set nocompatible set backspace=2 syntax on map <Esc>[7~~ <Home> map <Esc>[8~~ <End> imap <Esc>[7~~ <Home> imap <Esc>[8~~ <End>
- Using ~WinZip, the files contained in my tar file are converted from LF to CR/LF. How can I avoid this?
- Make sure that you first uncheck the "TAR file smart CR/LF conversion" checkbox found in the Configuration -> Miscellaneous tab of the Options menu of ~WinZip
- Can I use older versions?
- It's highly recommended that you use the latest version of MinGW. Older versions may have more bugs and can be more difficult to install or use than the latest version. Please be sure that you have downloaded and are working with the latest version, especially if you are having any difficulties with installation or use. If you are not sure of your version, you can type <i>gcc -v</i> to find out what you are using.
- Can I mix MSYS executables and other executables?
- NO! Avoid that at all costs.
- You may install the MinGW and MSYS packages anywhere on your filesystem, even nesting one within the other (creating a "mingw" subdirectory beneath your "msys" directory, for instance). However, it is important to remember that NO executables other than what ships with MSYS should be placed in the MSYS " bin" subdirectory. Therefore, do not attempt to "merge" the two packages.
- Notice that the order of subdirectories in your PATH becomes significant after you add MSYS to Windows. The MSYS "bin" subdirectory redefines DOS command line verbs such as "find", if you place it in your PATH ahead of the %windir%\system32\ subdirectory.
- NO! Avoid that at all costs.
- I'm told I can't edit these pages. Why is that?
- You must first choose a WikiWiki name for yourself, and sign in. Please read the section on how to edit [MinGWiki Pages].
- How and where do I report bugs?
- Please follow the guidelines on this page: ReportBugs
- How and where do I submit patches?
- Please follow the guidelines on this page: SubmitPatches
- I want to help! How do I join the party?
- The [Helping MinGW] page contains all the information to help us.
- How do I compile a Java program with gcj?
- See the [Compile with gcj] HOWTO.
- When compiling, the compiler doesn't seem to find the correct definitions for a specific Windows version or a specific Internet Explorer version. Why is that?
- You need to set defines _WIN32_WINDOWS, _WIN32_WINNT, WINVER and/or _WIN32_IE to the minimum platform you plan to support before including the windows.h header file. Possible values for these definitions can be found in the [w32api.h|header-w32api_h] file.
- My [executable is large|executables large] and bloated after compilation. How can I avoid this?
- The [executables large] page will teach you how to strip a binary and how to avoid large executables.
- My executable is sometimes different, when I compile and recompile the same source. Is this normal?
- Yes, by default, and by design, ~MinGW's GCC does not produce ConsistentOutput, unless you patch it.
- Why do I get [error messages] when building a simple program using MinGW?
- You might have partially installed MinGW: please read [error messages].
- Why does gcc give [internal compiler error|InternalCompilerErrors] messages?
- These might be [internal compiler errors|InternalCompilerErrors] that aren't consistently reproducible due to hardware problems.
- Why might compiling become [mysteriously deadlocked|MysteriousDeadlock]?
- Take a look at reports of [mysterious deadlocks|MysteriousDeadlock].
- Why do I get "[undefined reference|undefined references]" errors from the linker?
- To avoid [undefined references] you must specific libraries in the right order on your command line.
- How do I specify the libraries to be searched by the linker?
- MinGW supports libraries named according to the `<name>.lib' and `<name>.dll' conventions, in addition to the normal `lib<name>.a' convention common on *nix systems. To include any libraries named according to any of these conventions, simply add the `-l<name>' switch to the compiler command, ensuring it is placed _after_ the name of the module in which the reference appears.
- Note that, if the library is not found in any of the default library search paths, you may also need to insert a `-L<dir>' switch _before_ the `-l<name>' switch, to specify its location.
- Also note that the library names `lib<name>.a' and `lib<name>.lib' _are not_ equivalent; if you have a library named according to the aberrant `lib<name>.lib' convention, it will not be found by specifying the `-l<name>' switch -- you must use the form `-llib<name>' instead.
- Why don't [wide characters] work with libstdc++?
- The wide-character parts of the GCC Standard C++ Library (libstdc++) have not yet been fully ported to Windows. Alternatives and discussion on this can be found [here|wide characters].
- How do I correctly use [threads] in MinGW?
- You should use _beginthreadex instead of ~CreateThread for the reason cited on the [threads] page.
- Why can't I [mix objects|MixObjects] from different [compiler brands|CompilerBrands] or [mix objects|MixObjects] from different compiler versions of the same compiler brands?
- This issue is not specific to MinGW: many compilers are mutually incompatible.
- How do I remove DOS command windows?
- In the link step add a "-mwindows" switch to the command line.
- Why does _make_ often crash creating a sh.exe.stackdump file when I try to compile my source code?
- If you experience random crashes with _make_ as well as with the _msysinfo_ command (_i.e._, repeating the command often allows to compile the source code succesfully), the issue might be caused by the ~Logitech ~QuickCam software. Here is provided a solution to this issue:
- type the command _services.msc_ from a command prompt (you will need administrator privileges to do this), then find the ="Logitech Process Monitor"= service, and change the "Startup type" from "Auto" to "Manual". Do the same with the ="LVSrvLauncher"= service.
- type the command _regedit_ from the command prompt (you will need administrator privileges to do this), then find the key =~HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\~SOFTWARE\~Microsoft\~Windows\~CurrentVersion\~Run=. Among the other REG_SZ keys, there should be three of them related to the ~Logitech ~QuickCam, namely: ="~LogitechCommunicationsManager", "~LogitechQuickCamRibbon", "~LVCOMSX"=. Make a backup of the registry, then remove them.
- reboot your PC
- In this way the ~Logitech ~QuickCam deamon won't be available anymore. Nonetheless, the camera will keep working just ok with 3rd party software (_e.g._, ~Skype). If you want a less drastic solution, just kill the lvprcsrv.exe process whenever you want to use MSYS by typing at the command prompt:
- If you experience random crashes with _make_ as well as with the _msysinfo_ command (_i.e._, repeating the command often allows to compile the source code succesfully), the issue might be caused by the ~Logitech ~QuickCam software. Here is provided a solution to this issue:
_pskill -t lvprcsrv.exe_ (you will need [PsTools] and administrator privileges to do this). However, as soon as you will plug in the USB cable of your ~Logitech ~QuickCam, the deamon will be restarted, while with the first procedure it won't.
Cross Compiling
- How do I build a Win32 x-compiler for Linux?
- How do I build a MinGW hosted cross compiler?
!! Compiling Packages
- __ How do I build a source package I just downloaded? __ %%%
The [package guide|PackageGuide] contains a link of packages along with the description of the package and a tutorial for compiling it.
- __ I didn't modify any configure.in or makefile.in, but the build process still tries to regenerate these files. What should I do? __ %%%
You can install [automake] and [autoconf] (by installing the [msysDTK] package for example), or tell make not to regenerate these files by using this [timestamp hack|hack-make-timestamps].
- __ How do I create a [DLL|DLLs]? __ %%%
The [sample DLL] tutorial will teach you how to create and a use a [DLL|DLLs].
- __ How do I [create an import library|CreateImportLibraries] for the DLL I just created? __ %%%
- __ How do I create a [DLL|DLLs] for Visual Basic to use? __ %%%
The [Visual Basic DLL|VB-MinGW-DLL] tutorial will teach you how to create a DLL with MinGW and a use it with Visual Basic.
!! Debugging
- __ Where do I find a memory leak detector? __ %%%
Wu Yongwei's memory leak detector can be found here : [http://wyw.dcweb.cn/leakage.htm]
!! Documentation
- __ I've built an Open Source package, containing documentation in manpage format; how do I read it? __ %%%
Manpages are a documentation format prevalent on UNIX systems, where a special program called "man" is normally used to read them. There is currently no "man" program available for MinGW/MSYS, although one is under development; (you may [download|http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/mingw/man-1.6-mingw-beta-1-src.tar.gz?download] a DevelopmentSnapshot, if you are prepared to compile it yourself; see the [release notes|http://sourceforge.net/project/shownotes.php?release_id=403917&group_id=2435] for further information). In the meantime, you can use the "groff" program, available in [this mingwPORT|http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/mingw/groff-1.19.2-mingwPORT-1.tar.bz2?download], to read manpages. This program is actually used by the "man" program itself, running a command similar to:--%%%
groff -Tascii -pet -mandoc -P-c <manpage-file> | less -irs
To make it more convenient to view manpages, Wu Yongwei has provided these [scripts|ManScript], which implement a rudimentary version of a "man" program, for use with MSYS, or in a cmd.exe window. Note that you will still need to have "groff" installed, when the full "man" package becomes available, if you wish to use "man" for reading documentation in the manpage format.
!! Licensing
- __ How is MinGW licensed? __ %%%
When Colin Peters released the MinGW runtime he placed the source into the [public domain|PublicDomain]. No one owns a copyright (C) to the source because of this. You as a software manufacturer are free to use the MinGW runtime in your proprietary and [open source|OpenSource] software as you see fit. The only thing you can't do is to claim ownership of the source and use Colin Peters' name, the MinGW name or the name of any of it's contributors in endorsement of any product. %%% Please view [MinGW licensing|MinGWLicensing] for full details.
- __ How is MSYS licensed? __ %%%
From MSYS_LICENSE.rtf: %%% You may redistribute MSYS in part or in whole as long as you follow the guidelines of redistribution of each license contained within. To be certain that you are being legally compliant, always distribute the source. Distribution of source is your responsibility should you decide to redistribute MSYS. If you distribute MSYS via a web site then you must put a copy of the source for that version of MSYS on your web site as well. If you distribute MSYS via removable media then you must distribute that version of MSYS source with that same type of removable media. %%% Binaries created from the use of MSYS and of MinGW are not bound by any license found within this package unless you use a library that is itself covered by the GPL license. If you wish to create proprietary software then don't use libiberty.a or any other GPL licensed library. A library licensed with LGPL (Lesser GPL) may be used by proprietary software without GPL infection as special permission within the LGPL has given you this right. So essentially unless you end up explicitly linking against msys-1.0.dll, programs built in MSYS shell using MSYS tools are not infected with GPL. Compiling and linking inside MSYS shell or using MSYS tools alone does not automatically link against the dll. %%% Please view MSYS_LICENSE.rtf for full license text. %%%
!! MinGW related
- __ What Languages Are Supported? __ %%%
As of summer 2005, MinGW supports C, C++, ObjC, Fortran 77, Ada and Java. And last, but not least Pascal is available as a contributed package (GPC).
- __ How do I use MinGW with Cygwin? __ %%%
For those who would like to use the Cygwin environment for development, yet generate non-Cygwin-dependant executables, a much easier option to "-mno-cygwin" does exist. Simply install Cygwin and the MinGW distribution in separate directories (i.e. "C:\CYGWIN" and "C:\MINGW"), and make sure that the "/bin" subdirectory beneath your MinGW installation comes before Cygwin's "/bin" subdirectory in your PATH environment variable (i.e. "PATH=%PATH%;C:\MINGW\BIN;C:\CYGWIN\BIN"). This will allow you access to all the UNIX tools you want, while ensuring that the instance of GCC used is the MinGW version. %%% Bear in mind that within the "/etc/profile" file, Cygwin by default places "/usr/local/bin", "/usr/bin", and "/bin" ahead of your system-level PATH. Therefore, it is not enough to have the MinGW's "/bin" ahead of Cygwin in your Windows path... it must also be set to come first within the Cygwin environment (either by modifying "/etc/profile" or setting it manually).
- __ Is support provided for COM? __ %%%
MinGW has some support for COM programs. Programmers have had much better luck writing COM applications in C than C++. Work is in progress to improve support. Check the MinGW mailing list archives for more details on COM and more links to example files.
- __ What's the difference between gcc and mingw32-gcc? __ %%%
The mingw32-gcc, mingw32-g++, etc. binaries exist as an aid to cross development. They are created in a typical build of gcc. They are therefore distributed as the maintainers of GCC meant them to be. The gcc.exe indicates that the binary produces binaries for a target equal to the build, while the mingw32-gcc binary produces binaries to be executed on the mingw32 target.
- __ What's the difference between make and mingw32-make? __ %%%
The "native" (i.e.: [MSVCRT] dependent) port of make is lacking in some functionality and has modified functionality due to the lack of POSIX on Win32. There also exists a version of make in the MSYS distribution that is dependent on the MSYS runtime. This port operates more as make was intended to operate and gives less headaches during execution. Based on this, the MinGW developers/maintainers/packagers decided it would be best to rename the native version so that both the "native" version and the MSYS version could be present at the same time without file name collision.
- __ How can an MSVC program call a MinGW DLL, and vice versa? __ %%%
There exists two methods, both described in [MSVC-MinGW-DLL].
- __ How can a JNI DLL be created? __ %%%
A tutorial to create a Java Native Interface DLL can be found here: [JNI-MinGW-DLL]
!! MSYS related
- __ My programs don't print output; how do I fix this? __ %%%
This is a long standing issue. Page [programs not print in MSYS] holds information on bypassing this problem.
- __ How do I pass switches with forward slashes to programs under MSYS? __ %%%
Please view page [switches with forward slashes]
- __ How do I enter the [MSYS building environment|MsysBuildEnvironment]? __ %%%
Follow the instructions on [MSYS Shell|MsysShell] page
- __ How do I build an MSYS binary? __ %%%
You must be under a MSYS shell and tools environment to compile. Please refer to [MSYS dependent] for more information.
- __ How do I compile MSYS? __ %%%
Pages [MSYS], [Build MSYS] and [MSYS from scratch|MsysFromScratch] will get you started.
- __ Why will the MSYS shell not open on Windows XP Professional x64? __ %%%
Follow the instructions on [MSYS Shell|MsysShell] page
!! Other
- __ How do I create [Python extensions]? __ %%%
- __ How do I execute configure scripts? __ %%%
Applications using a UNIX-style build process will typically require a shell environment and set of POSIX tools, for executing configure scripts and building the application. The Cygwin environment was once the only choice available to fill this role, although now the MSYS environment offers MinGW developers a more lightweight alternative. The use of both these environments with MinGW is described in [MSYS Shell|MsysShell] and [MinGWShell]. [FIXME] - This is confusing and doesn't describe the question. __EarnieBoyd__ __2006-04-19__
- __ What is a [Makefile] and how do I create one? __ %%%
- __ How do I get [pkg-config] installed? __ %%%
!! Porting Issues
- __ Why doesn't %ll work with printf? How do I print a [long long] value? __ %%%
- __ Why can't I print a [long double] using printf using %Lf? __ %%%
- __ How do I use Windows [sockets], rather than Unix sockets? __ %%%
- __ How do I [ConvertVisualStudioWorkspace] and projects? __ %%%
- __ Why can I read/write text files but not [binary] files? __ %%%
- __ How do I convert build commands for the [MS resource compiler] into windres commands? __ %%%
- __ gcc supports [C99]; why is this support not completely implemented in MinGW? __ %%%


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Administrator Definition
The Administrator is the individual responsible for implementing and maintaining the email system for a campus organization. For example: creating e-mail account(s), removing, marinating mailbox quotas etc.
Unsolicited Commercial Email
Unsolicited Commercial Email (also known as SPAM) can cause a great deal of difficulty for any users of our email systems. It is the responsibility of the administrator to ensure that appropriate anti-spam precautions are taken and to deal with reports of spam originating within their domain.
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U.S. Embassy in New Delhi
lanning of the embassy complex began in the early 1950s, with the allocation of a 28-acre site in the Chanakyapuri area of New Delhi. The complex includes the Chancery, the Roosevelt House, office space, and living accommodations. Construction began on September 1, 1956, when the Chief Justice of the United States, Earl Warren, laid the corner stone and expressed the hope that the structure would become "a temple of peace." The building was formally opened on January 5, 1959 in the presence of Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru.
The two-story U.S. Embassy in New Delhi stands as an example of Indian-American collaboration in design and craftsmanship and is symbolic of the long friendship between India and the United States. In designing the Embassy complex, architect Edward Durell Stone combined elements of South Asian architecture with Western concepts. The overall design is reflective of a Greek or Indian temple. Rectangular in plan, the embassy rests atop a platform, under which is a parking garage and a service area. To its front, is a formal pool not unlike the one at the Taj Mahal. The embassy stands out as a smooth, white form against the water and sky. A ceremonial staircase is located directly in the center of the embassy and leads to an expansive marble colonnade. Slender, decorated steel columns (eight lengthwise and three widthwise) support the flat roof slab, which hangs over the structure to provide additional shade. Stone created a perforated screen with 6" cast blocks of white glazed terra cotta and/or concrete. The screen protects the double-hung glass from the blazing sun. The interior of the two-story building is open to an aquatic internal garden, which also acts as a means to further cool the building.
Living quarters for ambassadors and staff were built to the back of the embassy. The building is less ornate than the embassy, though borrows some of its central elements, such as an interior courtyard with pools, fountains, and perforated screens to protect from the blazing sun.
The U.S. Embassy was built by hand, and is the result of a combination of Eastern and Western skills. The builders moved to the site with their families where they built straw matting houses; at one time, as many as 1800 Indians lived there, and during the four years of construction, dozens of children were born on the site. Its structural support is a reinforced concrete frame. The roof is supported by the steel columns.
Occupying a prominent 28-acre site, the embassy was the first building of architectural distinction on Shantipath, the broad avenue that forms the central axis of New Delhi's diplomatic quarter, and remains an important landmark today.
Much work was done by hand; the grillwork was cast in foot-square molds of concrete and marble aggregate, then finished and polished by hand. U.S. manufacturing techniques were applied locally for other items, such as teak woodwork, aluminum window sash, hardware, lighting fixtures and concrete piping. The result is a merger of the aesthetic styles and construction techniques of the cultures of the two countries.
In the late 1950s and early 1960s, relations between India and the United States were at an all-time high, with leaders in both countries (Nehru in India and Kennedy in the U.S.) who had an idealistic vision for the future that included cooperation and mutual interchange. Stone's embassy complex sought to express the friendly relationship between the two countries, and ultimately stood as a symbol of the growing ties between the world's largest democracies. At the embassy's opening ceremony on January 5, 1959, Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker said, "To me, this building is symbolic of what can be achieved through the cooperation of our two countries. From beginning to end, it has been a joint venture."
he embassy blends elements of both Indian and Western architecture. The design for the chancery building was inspired by traditional Indian architecture. It was organized around a central courtyard and, like many major Mogul monuments, was designed as a pavilion on a raised podium using design strategies to protect the building from the harsh sun. Overhanging canopies were separated from the second-floor ceiling by an 18" gap that served as a breezeway to reduce air conditioning loads, and pierced screens were used to dissipate penetration of sunlight and reduce glare. At the dedication of the American Embassy on January 5, 1959, Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru declared himself "enchanted by the building and impressed by its combination of Indian motifs and modern techniques."
The American Embassy in New Delhi was the first project to be guided by a directive issued by the newly formed objective board, chosen by the Director of Foreign Building Operations to select architects for government buildings purely on the basis of performance. An excerpt from this directive said, "To the sensitive and imaginative designer it will be an invitation to give serious study to local conditions of climate and site, to understand and sympathize with local customs and people…yet he will not fear using new techniques or new materials should these constitute real advances in architectural thinking." According to Edward Durell Stone in 1959, this principle of "empowering objective professionals to choose architects for government projects successfully removed architecture from politics for the first time." Stone, one of the first Americans to "comprehend and practice in the modern movement of architecture," also had, "the pose to appreciate the past of another culture…" He also had the audacity to break away from the traditional style of U.S. embassies, introducing the United States government, architects, and citizens to "the possibility of a new government style." The embassy won the AIA's First Honor Award in 1961.
While Stone had faced criticism in the United States for his use of opulent materials and reintroducing ornamentation into modern architecture, the U.S. Embassy in New Delhi was embraced in India. However, this design captured the imagination of some of the most important cultural figures at the time, including Frank Lloyd Wright and Jacqueline Kennedy, the latter of which was so enamored with the building, that she selected him to design the Kennedy Center of Performing Arts in Washington, D.C.
Embassy of the United States – New Delhi, India. U.S. Department of State, Web. Mar. 2004.
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Lewis, Michael J. "The World: About Face; Glass Walls to Bunkers: The New Look of U.S.
Embassies." New York Times 27 July 2003.
"New public architecture; Edward Stone's U.S. embassy in New Delhi." Architectural Forum 110
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"U.S. Embassy for New Delhi." Architectural Forum 102 (June 1955): 115-119.
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(March 1959): 157-61.
Depicted item: "New US Embassy in New Delhi, India 1959/1/8", source: United States Department of State, retrieved from YouTube. January 1959, accessed August 2010.


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The Brotherhood in Action was a community improvement group that sought peace and involvement between different religions and social agencies. The group was headed by Justice George J. Beldock, Presiding Judge of the Appellate Division, Second Department who served as the honorary president and Charles H. Tuttle, former United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York. Little is known about the group today, only that they were dedicated to idea that peaceful exchange of ideas would drastically improve the lives of all Americans.
The Brotherhood bought the land at 560 Seventh Ave. in 1946 and proceeded to spend the next fifteen years privately raising enough money for a synagogue and cultural center to be built on site. Many people in New York City got involved with the project by donating their time. William Kaufman volunteered to head the real estate deal and be the construction supervisor. Kaufman was a well know building contractor and real estate agent who started his own company, The William Kaufman Organization, Ltd. in 1924, which still exists today as one of the major family owned real estate agencies in the nation.
Kaufman sought out William Lescaze as the architect for the building and in 1959 Lescaze presented the first design. Originally the building was supposed to be three stories. The first floor would have held a synagogue large enough to seat three hundred; the second floor was designed as a meeting room for four hundred people; and the other floors would have included seminar rooms, administrative offices and a library. In 1960, a building permit was filed in New York reflecting this three story design and lists the cost of the project at $750,000.
It is not known when the plans changed, but the final design was a six story building which included all the above facilities. This may be due to the fact that the Brotherhood in Action collected over $3,000,000 for construction and maintenance of their building and decided to expand the project to a six story building. As well as the four hundred seat auditorium, a three hundred seat synagogue, library, meeting rooms and offices, the building now included a radio-television studio. Construction began on September 12, 1962 and was finished by July 1963. The entrance to the Garment Center Synagogue was placed on the first floor in the north west corner of the building at 205 West 40th St.
The building is located in the relatively flat area of the Garment District in Manhattan. The small podium that the building rests on shows the slight slope to the south-east, as the entrance to the synagogue and the entrance to the school are on different elevations. The building is six stories, with a basement, in a rectangular shape approximately 74 feet by 106 feet. The entrance to the school has an unfinished granite covered porch three steps above street level that is used to access the main lobby. Bushes also surround the porch to provide privacy for those sitting on the benches outside the building. Laterally the building is broken up into sections, each approximately twenty-five feet wide, therefore including three sections on the front and five on the side. The steel frame of the building can be seen on the outside in between the first and second floor, above the sixth floor, along each corner, and between each of the buildings' sections. All of the sections from the second floor and up are covered with different sized cut limestone sections except the section above the school entrance. This section has six floor-to-ceiling windows on floors two, three, four and five with limestone sections covering the floor space in between. The sixth floor does not have any windows, only the same limestone sections that are found in between the floors, eighteen sections in all. On the first floor, all of the sections are covered with polished black granite except those that hold the entrances to the synagogue and the school. The school entrance has two glass double doors with bronze handles on either side of a center revolving door. The whole façade of this section of the building is glass. The entrance to the synagogue is located at street level but is recessed back about three feet into the building. There are two sets of two glass double doors on either side of floor-to-ceiling glass windows, between which a small atrium separates the space. A flat rectangular awning, which is tied back to the wall on both sides, covers the doorway even though it is already recessed.
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Parson's The New School for Design is located on the northwest corner of Seventh Avenue and 40th Street just south of Times Square. Technically the property lies in the neighborhoods of Times Square and Mid-town West, but it is most closely related to the Fashion District, also known as the Garment District. The Fashion District runs from north to south between 42th St. and 34nd St. and from east to west between Fifth and Ninth Avenues. Beginning in the late 1800s, when the sewing machine became of use, the Garment District took off as the country's leading clothing maker and by 1900 became the area of New York's largest industry. As a result most buildings in the area were built either as fashion showrooms, factories, studios, or shops. Along with the diversity of the clothing being produced, the styles of these buildings also varied. Some buildings in the area are Italian Renaissance, other neo-Grec or Art Deco. Now a wide variety of businesses, law offices, even architecture firms house the eclectic buildings of the Fashion District in Mid-town West.
In the late 50s and early 60s Lescaze was moving towards a more minimalist aesthetic. He put an increasing emphasis on the skeletal structure, volumetric simplicity and symmetry. Lescaze drew from his own PSFS Building, Mies van der Rohe and Le Corbusier for the Brotherhood House. The building was designed to show its straightforwardness in functional design and usable materials. This simplicity reflects the desired purpose of the building, to bring people of different religions and creed together in a place where they can "meet, exchange ideas and develop programs of social action without interference" (New York Times, 1962). As a cultural center, the Brotherhood House aimed to bring an end to the "social and racial tensions" that were hugely present in the mid-twentieth century. This idea of simplicity and calm bridges both Lescazes' design and the Brotherhood intended purpose.
Many aspects of this building show that it is clearly part of the Modernist Movement. Lescaze's use of shapes, most specifically rectangles, and skeletal structural framing are clearly a draw from modernism, as well as his use of curtain walls, a structural element regularly used in modernist buildings. The façade is unornamented; limestone, glass, granite and the steel frame are the only materials seen on the outside. Another clear element is the play on volumetric simplicity; the building seems light even though there are few windows on the façade.
The Brotherhood House did not exhibit any new architectural elements; it was a simple modernist design that was never really recognized as an extraordinary modernist building. In reality it was seen as a derivative from Lescaze's early work in the International style, specifically his PSFS Building in Philadelphia.
While the building may not have been seen as extraordinary, it was certainly seen as exemplary in the architecture trends of the time. All elements derive from Modernism and therefore should be preserved on the basis of its' representation of design, engineering, and social feelings of the time. Most of Lescaze's work was done on small office buildings and townhouses, most importantly the Lascaze House on West 48th St., and the variety of his work should not be lost.
Hubert, Christian and Lindsay Stamm. William Lescaze. New York: Rizzoli International Publications, Inc. 1982.
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Growing urban populations and economic growth are putting more pressure on the watersheds and infrastructure supplying water to cities. This is where IUCN and IWA have joined forces in pulling together their knowledge, networks and resources to strengthen nature-based solutions for water security in urban areas.
A workshop to develop the new 'Basins of the Future' initiative took place during the recent International Water Association - IWA Congress in Busan, South Korea from 16-21 September. At this Congress over 3000 water professionals gathered to meet and discuss water issues, particularly in the areas of water infrastructure and supply.
"Watersheds are also part of the infrastructure package for purifying, supplying, and storing water. Just like engineered filtration systems, pipes, and dams, natural infrastructure such as watersheds, wetlands, and floodplains perform these functions, at a much lower cost. This is why investments in natural infrastructure should be part and parcel of the solutions portfolio. Basins of the Future will do just this; promote the inclusion of nature-based solutions to ensure the provision of clean and secure water to cities", said Mark Smith, Director IUCN Global Water Programme, during the IWA Congress session.
With a continued increase in water demand for food production, water abstractions for energy, and more irregular patterns of water availability due to climate change, multiple challenges abound globally for ensuring water security in urban centres. For example, water withdrawals are predicted to increase by 50 percent by 2025 in developing countries, and by 18 percent in developed countries. Increased water use also means increased wastewater, impacting downstream landscapes and further posing water management challenges.
"IWA with its network of over 10,000 water professionals and through its 'Cities of the Future' programme supports this new initiative to help cities, utilities, and the consulting and research community to work together to create robust and resilient water responses to imminent changes. The responses that appear to be most appropriate will require new kinds of partnerships and interconnectivity between sectors, such as IWA partnering with IUCN, working to ensure healthy basins can continue to supply safe water for cities in the future", said Katharine Cross, IWA Programme Coordinator.
IUCN is already working in various watersheds across the world in assisting governments and Members to protect and manage their watersheds for safe and secure urban water supply. For example, the Miyun watershed in China supplies the capital city of Beijing with 70 percent of its water. IUCN is supporting the Chinese government and partners in land management practices to protect the Miyun watershed. In Ecuador, IUCN supported the key role played by its Member organisations TNC and FONAG, in safeguarding the healthy functioning of the paramo, an upland ecosystem of South America. Through an innovative finance scheme, the paramo was left intact, resulting in a more secure water supply for the 2 million inhabitants of downstream Quito.
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So, I can't say that after six years I've entirely warmed up to the cuisine. However, as a curious cook I'm always interested in experimenting with ethnic dishes and I thought that this tandoori chicken would be a nice way to ease in to Indian cooking.
Imagine my Indian-loving husband's delight when I said we were having this for lunch last weekend! He couldn't fire up the grill quickly enough.
The chicken, after marinating for 24 hours in a mixture of yogurt, garlic, fresh ginger, onion, lemon and spices, smelled incredible and I was so eager to try it with a side of warm, fragrant basmati rice. After grilling it for 15 minutes (if you must use an oven, bake at 400 degrees for 30 minutes), topping it with chopped cilantro and a squeeze of lemon juice, the moment of truth finally came. I can't say enough about how much I LOVED this chicken tandoori, and you will, too!
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Before I forget, there is Zazen tomorrow (May 30th) at Hill St. Center. I just updated the page about it & realized I had not listed that date. Sorry!
A funny thing happened. I looked at the comments to the most recent posting and it was a pleasant experience. The comments were mostly intelligent, even funny. Maybe I should look in there more often. So I thought I'd run with the whole gay marriage thing for just a bit longer.
In response to a couple of those who commented; I don't think Japan is free from anti-homosexual prejudice and I don't think gay marriage is a completely trivial issue.
I've never really studied Japan's attitude towards homosexuality. But I was surrounded by that nation's attitudes towards everything for 11 years. What I've gleaned is mostly through interested observation rather than study. The main thing I wanted to point out is that gay bashing is pretty well non-existent in Japan. Homosexuality has never been regarded as sinful behavior there. There is no history of people being burned alive for the crime as there is in Europe. There is no precedent for shunning homosexuals or beating them up.
Which is not to say everything is open and free either. It's just that what prejudice does exist (and it does exist) comes from a very different place, and is expressed far more mildly. But if you really want to know the details there are certainly better sources than me!
As far as the importance of the issue, I agree it is a civil rights matter. I heard one person here in California say that a good compromise would be to just make all marriage -- gay or straight -- illegal. It's an interesting proposition.
One argument you hear a lot in California is that homosexuals are already allowed to enter into legally recognized domestic unions with most (though not all) of the same rights and privileges as marriage. Again, I am a poor source of information on this. Still it seems the main thing that supporters of same-sex marriage want is for their unions to be recognized by the state as marriages.
It's certainly fine by me.
I don't know if I really understand the anti-same-sex-marriage argument. It certainly doesn't seem to be well presented in the media here. The stories I read in the LA Times over the past few days don't do much to explain the reasons anyone would want to keep same-sex marriage illegal.
The opponents of Proposition 8 (which made same-sex marriage unconstitutional) largely characterize the supporters of Prop 8 as being hateful. I don't think that's really fair. There must be something else...
Now here's where I'll get myself in trouble. Cuz I went to that pro-same-sex marriage rally the other day and, frankly, what I saw there made me sorta kinda maybe understand why people oppose same-sex marriage. Much of the rally seemed almost as if it were calculated to annoy anyone who would be opposed to same-sex marriage. I know it wasn't. But if it had been consciously designed to annoy them it could not have done a better job. Because, and may Jesus have mercy on my soul for admitting this, it sort of annoyed me. And I support same-sex marriages!
Dig. You had parents come up on stage with their children saying, "I want to teach my little girl that if she wants to marry a girl when she grows up, she can." You had a pair of 14 year old girls saying they wanted Prop 8 overturned so they could be married when they grew up. You had high school boys pledging their love for one-another and dancing together. And you had Jerry Rubin, for God's sake! Jerry Rubin!
All of this is exactly what scares the opponents of same-sex marriage. If they wanted to inflame the hearts and minds of their supporters they could just have video taped that rally and put it on YouTube without comment. Maybe they did!
Now, I believe everyone should have the right to live as they want to as long as it doesn't harm anyone else. But what these folks are fighting for is a to be recognized by the society as a whole as OK, safe, not threatening the established order. You can't win that kind of recognition by giving your opponents precisely what scares them the most.
This is an example of people being too idealistic. I'll say it again for anyone who can't read very well -- I support the rights of same-sex couples to legally wed. I want to see the law changed. But at the same time, the flaws in their approach are so glaringly obvious I can't comprehend how they cannot see them.
I don't have any suggestions, really. And even if I did, I don't think anyone's listening to me on this issue. But it was interesting to me to see the way an overly idealistic approach will always fail. These folks need to try and understand their opponents and make their opponents understand that they are not scary, freaky people (again, again, again, they are not scary or freaky to me, but it's not people like me they need to convince of that).
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Soon, you could make everything in your life smartphone-app-controllable—or at least the things that have wires. A California-based inventor has taken to Kickstarter to fund the launch of the latest evolution in "maker" technology—an Arduino-compatible microcontroller that's small, fast, and cheap, with built-in wireless communications. The RFduino has already exceeded its Kickstarter goal nearly 30 times over, with 10 days to go before its deadline.
Based on a Nordic Semiconductor 32-bit ARM system-on-chip that has built-in support for Bluetooth 4.0, the RFduino runs the same code as Arduino UNO and DUE boards, and it works with any type of sensor, servo, or other device that can communicate with an Arduino microcontroller. Bluetooth 4.0's Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) feature allows the microcontroller to run on power sources as small as a button-cell battery for some applications—and the team has developed a "shield" for the CR2032 battery, as well as single- and dual-AAA battery configurations. It can also run off a USB power source or can be wired directly to a 3-volt DC power source.
As a result, the RFduino could be used for a whole host of devices that interact with mobile devices, including remote controls, proximity-switch devices such as alarms, and home automation applications that control LED lighting. It could also allow devices programmed with Arduino "sketches" to interact with each other over Bluetooth 4.0—potentially allowing for the development of swarms of smart devices that can talk both to smartphones and notebook computers and their environments.
A number of open-source iOS applications have already been developed for the iPhone to interact with the RFduino, according to Armen Kazanchian, the man behind the company RF Digital, which developed the controller and a collection of accessory electronics to support it. In an e-mail exchange with Ars, Kazanchian said that all of the development so far on the Open RF project had been done by a team of four people, with Kazanchian as the project lead. The applications developed thus far will be open-sourced, as will the hardware (the electronics designs for the RFduino itself, and for the various electronics "shield" add-ons developed to support it). The team is currently looking for a channel to publish both through.
Kazanchian, an electrical engineer with experience in the cellular, consumer electronics, aerospace, and industrial systems industries, founded RF Digital as a wireless electronic component design firm in 1999. He said that in addition to the Kickstarter backers who have donated money to the project and the support from the Arduino "maker" community, there's already commercial interest in using the component. "We have quite a bit of interest from OEMs with mass-production volume uses and requirements for the RFduino and derivative implementations," he said.


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(CNN) — A Texas mother who super-glued her 2-year-old daughter's hands to a wall and beat her over potty training problems was sentenced Friday morning to 99 years in prison, a Dallas County felony records department district clerk said.
Elizabeth Escalona, 23, of Dallas pleaded guilty in July to a charge of first-degree injury to a child, a crime punishable by anywhere between probation and life in prison.
Escalona's attorney said that the sentence delivered by a judge Friday was excessive and that an appeal would be filed, CNN affiliate KTVT reported.
Escalona's daughter Jocelyn Cedillo was less than two months shy of her 3rd birthday in September 2011 when Escalona used a powerful adhesive to glue her hands to a wall and beat her because of potty training troubles, authorities said. Three other children belonging to Escalona, who was pregnant at the time, witnessed the abuse, according to Dallas County district attorney's office spokeswoman Debbie Denmon.
The child urinated on herself during the ordeal, during which she was hit in head and kicked in the groin, among other forms of abuse, Denmon said.
Oefelia Escalona, the defendant's mother, testified during her daughter's sentencing hearing this week that she found the girl and took her to a hospital. Once Jocelyn was there, medical authorities noticed severe bruises to her face and head, as well as a severe brain injury that led to her temporarily being in a coma.
At this week's court proceedings, prosecutors showed pictures of Jocelyn's hands and bruised body and forehead.
"The entire picture was very shocking," said Dr. Amy Barton, then a child abuse pediatrician at Children's Medical Center of Dallas, choking back tears on the stand on Monday. "I see a lot of children, and this was one of the most shocking cases that I have seen."
Elizabeth Escalona asked for leniency during her sentencing hearing this week, saying she behaved like a monster but deserved a second chance, KTVT reported. Her mother asked the judge to sentence Elizabeth to probation, according to KTVT.
Before this incident, Elizabeth Escalona had been investigated by Texas Child Protective Services but never arrested or charged, Denmon said.
The child welfare agency put all of her children in foster care after Jocelyn was taken to the hospital. All five of them, including Jocelyn, are now in the custody of their grandmother, Oefelia Escalona.
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NURSES at the Royal Children's Hospital are being asked to reduce their working hours as Victorian hospitals struggle with a $107 million funding cut over the next six months.
Hospital chief executive Christine Kilpatrick told staff by letter this week that she was considering ways to slash $3.6 million from the budget this financial year.
Professor Kilpatrick said staff wanting to reduce their working hours for six months, a year or permanently should apply by January 21.
Australian Nursing Federation state secretary Lisa Fitzpatrick said nurses were concerned about the development, the latest in a series of measures flagged by hospitals to meet funding cuts.
The Royal Melbourne Hospital said this week planned Christmas closures of an operating theatre and 45 beds would double from three to six weeks as a result of the cuts.
Other hospital chiefs have warned of bed closures and longer waits for elective surgery and emergency treatment.
The cuts follow a funding adjustment by the federal government based on new population data from last year's census. The federal government has said overall funding for Victorian hospitals is increasing despite the $107 million write-down, and accuses the state government of using the issue as a smokescreen to distract attention from its own budget cuts.
Ms Fitzpatrick said cuts to nursing hours would be ''appalling'' and her members were worried about the impact on their jobs and patient care.
Speaking after meeting 200 nurses at the Royal Melbourne Hospital, she said nurses wanted the state and federal governments to resolve urgently a dispute that threatened patient safety.
Ms Fitzpatrick said she would ask the Commonwealth and Victorian auditors-general to investigate which government was responsible for the cuts so it could be held to account.
''We have to get somebody independent who can actually look at the facts and figures [so] we can clearly say to people who's short-changing the Victorian people, and then put the money back in,'' she said.
The call came as Eastern Health announced it was closing five mental health beds for at least seven weeks from Monday due to staff shortages unconnected to the funding cuts.
In a letter to the Health and Community Services Union, Eastern Health mental health director Paul Leyden said five beds would be closed at the 25-bed Upton House psychiatric ward at Box Hill hospital due to a ''range of issues'', including staff leave and recruitment difficulties.
Union state secretary Lloyd Williams said the decision was ''an admission of total failure by Eastern Health in workforce planning and management and another example of the state government's failure to address the crisis in mental health''.
''The Christmas period is usually a high-risk time for Victorians with a mental illness and we cannot afford to have these beds closed,'' he said.


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In March 1993, fifty-nine teachers from the New Haven Public Schools became Fellows of the Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute to prepare new curricular materials for school courses. Established in 1978, the Institute is a partnership of Yale University and the New Haven Public Schools, designed to strengthen teaching and improve learning of the humanities and the sciences in our community's schools. Through the Institute, Yale faculty members and school teachers join in a collegial relationship. The Institute is also an interschool and interdisciplinary forum for teachers to work together on new curricula. The Institute has repeatedly received national recognition as a pioneering and successful model of university-school collaboration that integrates curriculum development with intellectual renewal for teachers.
Teachers had primary responsibility for identifying the subjects the Institute would address. Between October and December 1992, Institute Representatives canvassed teachers in each New Haven elementary, middle, and high school to determine the subjects they would like the Institute to treat. The Institute then circulated descriptions of seminars that addressed teachers' interests. In applying to the Institute, teachers described unit topics on which they proposed to work and the relationship of these topics to Institute seminars and to courses they would teach in the coming school year. Five seminars were organized, corresponding to the principal themes of the Fellows' proposals. The seminar entitled 'Environmental Science' was led by Antonio Lasaga, Professor of Geology and Geophysics. Between March and August, Fellows participated in seminar meetings, researched their topics, and attended a series of lectures by Yale faculty members.
The curriculum units fellows wrote are their own; they are presented in five volumes, one for each seminar. A list of the ninety-three volumes of Institute units published between 1978 and 1992 appears on the following pages. Guides to each year's units, a topical Index of all seven-hundred-ninety-five units written between 1978 and 1972, and reference lists showing the relationship of the units to school curricula are available from the Institute. The units that follow contain four elements: objectives, teaching strategies, sample lessons and classroom activities, and lists of resources for teachers and students. They are intended primarily for the use of Institute Fellows and their colleagues who teach in New Haven.
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