Below is a list of some of the frequently asked questions that we have received.
A: This is an unofficial term used to describe the actions of some members, typically men, who attend meetings largely to hit on women. It has become an issue at a number of meeting sites around the world. Groups that focus on alcoholism or chemical dependency are left to try and self-govern, but 12 step groups that deal with sexual compulsions will often screen new members and keep meeting places closely guarded secrets in order to discourage the practice..
Q: Is it true some people are addicted to 12 step meetings?
A: We think this is fallacious notion. Granted some members attend weekly meetings for years and years following their sobriety, others go to a handful of different meetings each week. This can be termed a lot of things, but certainly not 'addictive'.
Q: Does A.A. consider alcoholism and addiction a disease in the clinical sense?
Q: How do they assure members of their confidentiality?
A: They make no such assurances; they can't. they aren't bound by any legal confidentiality agreements. In short they operate on the honor system. Nothing is stopping anyone from divulging a variety of information, such as the names of those attending meetings.
Q: Aren't 12 Step programs basically cults?
A: This is a far more complex question than yes or no. Some experts see numerous similarities between 12 step programs and cults, but a closer look at all the official literature makes this a hard sell. There may be an intense amount of peer pressure, but to call it coercion would be to take it too far.
Granted, groups like AA sell materials such as the 'Big Book' but officially there is no requirement to make any such purchase. One need never surrender a shred of personal information. And there is no central figure around whom the organization congregates perse. Yes, cofounder Bill W is a central figure, but his relative anonymity largely prevents him from becoming a figure of worship. AA itself claims no political affiliation, they have no lobbying groups, and make no public statements.
Additionally, consider that as many as 9 in 10 new members stop attending meetings within the first year. Clearly nobody's keeping them. The 12 step program may dominate residential and outpatient treatment programs, but even noted anti-cult writer and speaker Rick Ross' definition of a cult fails to apply to 12 step programs: to Ross, a cult is "a group with an absolute authoritarian leader who is seen by members to have an exclusive position as a mediator between God or the higher power and all the world, an ascending hierarchical structure, beliefs in their own elite status and malevolence of all outsiders who oppose the group.
This isn't to suggest that certain meetings aren't run with cult-like qualities; lacking a central organization or hierarchical structure seems only to preclude any attempt to label 12 step programs en masse as a cult.


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"Oakland's Acta Non Verba brings farm to table"
By Isaac Smith, Oakland North
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As families prepare for a day of food and thankfulness, one Oakland resident is grateful for the simple act of harvest on a small community farm.
Amid glowing rows of rainbow chard and plump purple eggplants, Kelly Carlisle, founder of Acta Non Verba Farm, is celebrating her sixth community harvest. The farm, which sits on a quarter acre of Tassafaronga Park leased from Oakland's Parks and Recreation Department, offers local children a safe outdoor space to learn where food comes from and to earn a profit from its neighborhood produce stand.
Carlisle, a military veteran, surveys the meticulously arranged groups of raised planting beds. While she appreciates the orderliness of the art of farming, it is the magic of watching a seed transform into food that captivates her. "Seeds are amazing," she said. "Just keep me protected, keep the bugs away, and I can do my thing."
After six and a half years in the Navy, Carlisle, now age 36, came back home to Oakland concerned about the under-resourced condition of the schools. Long interested in farming, she set on the idea of an after-school program that would give kids a chance to get outside and see nature at work. Acta Non Verba—actions not words—is her response.
Acta Non Verba is a 501c3 non-profit operating under the umbrella group Social and Environmental Entrepreneurs. The farm is supported by major funders including the California Endowment, the Rose Foundation and the San Francisco Foundation, plus a number of small local donors.
Much of Carlisle's philosophy of farming is rooted in her time in the Navy, where discipline and organization are prized. "That's why farming is so great. You're put on a regimen. You know you have to water on these days and you know to plant on these days. You know that in order for this to happen, you have to do that. It's a good alternative to being in the military," she said.
As a child, Carlisle was amazed to find that food comes from plants. She discovered that lemons grew on trees and her "mind was blown." After successfully growing three small lemons, she was hooked. "I fell in love with it. I mean, it's really magic. You put a seed in there and you get food out," she said. "The idea that one could grow food to sustain their family was just, like, this was being on the side of angels."
The farm was founded by Carlisle in 2010. After numerous meetings with community leaders that only led to more meetings and more talking, she said she decided to make things happen on her own. "I'm about changing the life expectancy and health outcomes for those in the area by direct servicing—by actually doing something, not just talking about it," she said.
Based on a model of the garden-as-classroom, the farm teaches children how to grow produce and run a market stand. All of the profits go directly into the kids' savings accounts.
As many as 70 kids per day attend the farm's summer camps and over 300 of the neighborhood youth come to its afterschool programs. The youngest children are tasked with weeding and planting while the older kids learn to build greenhouses and take on the responsibility of managing the produce stand. "They're like little baby farmers. They give the tours and show their parents which flowers are edible and which aren't, and why we make compost and why that's important," she said.
After her very first harvest, she said people from the community started asking her about specific vegetables. She hadn't understood the cultural relevance of food until then. "Folks started coming around asking me if I had collard greens: 'Why don't you have collard greens? It's about to be Thanksgiving!'"
Carlisle said the farm allows for a learning experience not found in schools and offers a path toward more sustainable and healthy eating practices in a community where that can be difficult.
Pockets of East Oakland have been designated by the United States Department of Agriculture as "food deserts," areas where access to fresh fruit and vegetables and other nutritious foods is limited, especially for those without cars. The only alternatives for many residents are convenience stores that offer high-calorie and high-fat foods. Carlisle said she hopes to show kids the importance of whole foods and "to make sure they come up conscious about what they're eating and what they're putting in their bodies."
This is an important lesson for kids not often aware of the importance of healthful eating. A 2012 study by researchers at UC Los Angeles found that 42 percent of Oakland children were overweight or obese in 2010.
The City of Oakland is attempting to remedy this through a series of initiatives. The city has set a goal of producing 30 percent of its food needs from within the city. Also, as of 2014, the city has 16 community gardens and 23 gardening sites run by young people. A 2010 survey found 39 non-profits working on food access.
"For a while there, it was all about being in a food desert," Carlisle said. "But in reality, communities of color have always been solution-oriented, from the Black Panthers' free food programs to mothers making sandwiches to sell at the railroad cars. We've always been solution-oriented, but it's just now the national story has changed."
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Got an IRtemp and a display, How do I connect both?( I would like to show the temp on the screen) it is using the same pins. I have tried to change display pins but got no success. I have found the attached on the web but where are those pins on the LCD?
It should be possible to change the pin assignments for either the IRTemp module or your display so that they can work together. I don't know what type of display you have, so let's look at changing the IRTemp pins.
Those are the pin assignments used in the Getting Started tutorial for the sensor, but you can change them if necessary. Just move the conflicting connection on your IRTemp module to a different pin on the Arduino, and change the definition as shown above so it matches your new pin selection.


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After appearing in The Grotesque (1995), Devil's Advocate (1995 TV film), Loved Up (1995 TV film) and Face (1997), she played supporting roles in Mrs Dalloway (1997) and Onegin (1999). In 2000, Headey starred in Aberdeen (2000), a performance that showered plaudits and won her the Silver Iris Award for Best Actress in 2001 at the Brussels European Film Festival.
In 2005, Headey starred in The Cave and Imagine Me & You, and in The Brothers Grimm. She then starred in the successful war epic 300 (2006) reprising the role in the sequel 300: Rise of an Empire (2014), playing queen Gorgo of Sparta.
Her other film ventures include appearances in The Parole Officer (2001), Possession (2002), St. Trinian's (2007), The Red Baron (2008) and Tell-Tale (2008), and starring roles in The Broken (2008), Laid to Rest (2009), Dredd (2012), The Purge (2013), The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones (2013), The Adventurer: The Curse of the Midas Box (2014), Low Down (2014), Zipper (2015) and Pride and Prejudice and Zombies (2016).
Her claim to fame came with two Saturn Award nominations for Best Actress on Television for her title role in Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles (2008-2009), an off-shoot of the Terminator movies.
But Headey's real rise to renown began on HBO's Game of Thrones (2011), a series based on the series of books A Song of Ice and Fire by George R.R. Martin. Her performance earned her nominations for a Scream Award – Best Fantasy Actress (2011), two Emmys for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series (2014 and 2015) and four SAG Awards for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series (2011, 2013, 2014 and 2015). She won the 2012 EWwy Award for Best Supporting Actress (Drama) and the 2015 Empire Hero Award. Headey earns over £200,000 per episode.
She lent voice to The Super Hero Squad Show (2009-2011), Uncle Grandpa (2014-16) and Danger Mouse (2015), along with the video games Risen (2009), Dishonored (2012) and Game of Thrones (2014).
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James Rodwell was a builder who was very active in Williamsburgh and Bushwick from 1834 through the 1880s. In addition to his work as a builder, Rodwell was also a real estate speculator and served as Fire Commissioner for the City of Brooklyn and was a director for various banks and fire insurance companies in Williamsburgh.
Rodwell was born near London on 5 January 1823, the son of John and Frances (Hall) Rodwell. The family emigrated to New York in 1831, and then to the village of Williamsburgh in 1834. John Rodwell was a builder and his son apprenticed for him for about 10 years, setting out on his own as a builder at age 21.1
1Henry R. Stiles, ed., Civil, Political, Professional and Ecclesiastical History of the County of Kings and the City of Brooklyn from 1683 to 1884 (New York, N.Y., United States: W.W. Munsell, 1884), Volume 2, 841.
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Lately, there has been the move to electrify vintage cars, but Aston Martin is approaching something a bit more special with its reversible powertrain cassette, allowing the manufacturer to future-proof these increasingly precious machines.
Conceived as an integral part of the company's wider EV strategy, the Heritage electrification concept has been led by Aston Martin Works at Newport Pagnell, and developed around a so-called "cassette" EV powertrain. The objective is to mitigate any future legislation to restrict the use of classic cars by offering a zero emissions conversion, while jumping into the rather lucrative field of electrification.
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The National Democratic Party () was a Salvadoran political party that existed from 1913 to 1931. The party held power from 1913 to 1931 in a time period of El Salvador known as the Meléndez–Quiñónez dynasty. El Salvador was called a "coffee republic" during the reign of the PND due to the country's heavy reliance on coffee exports. The party ruled as the country's sole political party.

The party did not participate in the 1931 general election since President Pío Romero Bosque did not designate a successor like his predecessors had done. The party was dissolved following the 1931 coup d'état when all political parties where banned.

Electoral history

Presidential elections

Legislative Assembly elections

PND Presidents of El Salvador

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See also

Meléndez–Quiñónez dynasty
Fourteen Families
Coffee production in El Salvador

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1930s disestablishments in El Salvador
Parties of one-party systems
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Q: populate input fields based on drop-down selected option using JSON array jquery I am trying to get an input fields auto-populated, after a user selection an option from the drop down list, Using Jquery and JSON data received from a remote API call.
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Currently, the list loads and displays the customers name in the list.
I can then populate JUST the customers name into all of the text fields.
Edit: I can do this by making another call to the server or have the server render the page. But I only want my application to make 2 calls to the server, a GET to grab the JSON config file(s) for the app and then a PUT/ POST to update records. I am using Laravel 7.x for server side.
What I need is to be able to access the other Key/ Value pairs per customer.
This is my JSON output from the API call remove the first "data" top level remember, this seemed to allow me to sort them into the drop-down list otherwise it would all it just as one blank dropdown item.
 [
    {
        "CUID": 5,
        "can": "Acme",
        "pmfn": "Krillin",
        "pmln": "N/A",
        "pmpe": "test1@test.com",
        "pmpn": "7343253228",
        "cct": "subContract",
        "cgt": "unarmedGuard",
        "created_at": "2020-03-29T19:12:47.000000Z",
        "updated_at": "2020-03-29T19:12:47.000000Z"
    },
    {
        "CUID": 15,
        "can": "test",
        "pmfn": "john",
        "pmln": "wick",
        "pmpe": "djdja@jdjdjdj.com",
        "pmpn": "55555555556",
        "cct": "directContract",
        "cgt": "armedGuard",
        "created_at": "2020-03-30T18:14:52.000000Z",
        "updated_at": "2020-03-30T19:44:56.000000Z"
    },
    {
        "CUID": 16,
        "can": "test43",
        "pmfn": "Jay",
        "pmln": "silent bob",
        "pmpe": "hdhdhd@gmail.com",
        "pmpn": "7343253228",
        "cct": "directContract",
        "cgt": "unarmedGuard",
        "created_at": "2020-03-30T19:46:07.000000Z",
        "updated_at": "2020-04-02T01:29:10.000000Z"
    },

This is my current Jquery function
function populateCustomer (){
    let url = 'http://10.1.10.96:8080/api/customerList'; //sets the url of the JSON data

    let dropdown = $('#selectCustomerList'); // grabs the select element based on ID
    dropdown.empty();
    dropdown.append('<option selected="true" disabled>Customer</option>'); // adds a non-clickable default
    dropdown.prop('selectedIndex', 0);

// Populate dropdown with list of customers
    $.getJSON(url, function (data) {
          $.each(data, function (key, entry) {
            dropdown.append($('<option></option>').attr('value', entry.can).text(entry.can));
            if(data.Status=="Success") // checks if drop down list item was grabbed
                {
                  $("#can").attr('value', entry.can); //populates customer name inputer field from selected drop down item
                 $("#pmfn").attr('value', entry.pmfn);
                //  $("#pmln").attr('value', entry.pmln);
                }
          dropdown.change(function () {
            $('#can').val(this.options[this.selectedIndex].value);
            $('#pmfn').val(this.options[this.selectedIndex].value);
            //$('#pmln').val(this.options[this.selectedIndex].text);
        });

      })

    });
}

populateCustomer();

The basic html
 Company Name
<input type="text" name="customer_info" id="can" class="disabled" value="" readonly="readonly" />

Property Mangers First Name
<input type="text" name="customer_info" id="pmfn" value="" readonly="readonly" class="disabled" />

A: Okay finally figured it.
First - in my php route I removed my code that stripped the original "data" top level member of the JSON file.
My biggest mistake was assuming that $.getJSON automatically did the parsing to proper JS arrays for you. So once I figured it out, after that it was bouncing between makeArray and JSON.parse. Well first you need to make your JSON string a proper JavaScript string to use JSON.parse.
So I went ahead and used strigify, and then used JSON.parse.
After this I then was able re-add them to my drop-down list using proper JSON from the server.
Here is where .change and selectIndex come in. I've read you can use .bind, but .change seems to work good for my case.
The code then listens for the use to change the drop down list item
-it then assigns i to the selected drop down list items appropriate index number
-We need to subtract -1 from this number, because selectIndex starts the element index at 1 and not 0 like our JavaScript array of JSON data does.
From this point we can then populate the fields/elements with a regular JavaScript object / array identified.
Here is the Javascript function

function populateCustomer (){
 let url = 'http://10.1.10.96:8080/api/customerList'; //sets the url of the JSON data

 let dropdown = $('#selectCustomerList'); // grabs the select element based on ID
 dropdown.empty();
 dropdown.append('<option selected="true" disabled>Customer</option>'); // adds a non-clickable default
 dropdown.prop('selectedIndex', 0);

 var custObj = $.getJSON(url,
 function(data){ //grabs JSON data from URL and runs callback functions to change the data to JS format
  var x = JSON.stringify(data); //converts json data to string
  //console.log(x);
  x = JSON.parse(x); //parses proper json string to JS object

  //console.log(x); //logs all of the parsed data to console in proper JS format- SUCCESS
  //console.log(x.data[5].can); // checks to make sure that I can access the object properly -SUCCESS

  //populate dropdowns
  $.each(x.data, function (key, prop) {
      dropdown.append($('<option></option>').attr('value', prop.can).text(prop.can));
  });

  // grabs the selected dropdown list items index ID
  $('#selectCustomerList').change(function() { //functions listens for change on the dropdown box
      var i = this.selectedIndex; // sets i to the selected index value
      //console.log(i); // checks that we can grab the selected index int -SUCCESS!
      /*
      sets i to match the appropriaite array index.
      When using selectIndex the Index starts at 1 not 0 so we have to set it back -1
      */
      i = i - 1;
      // appends the property managers first name element with data stored within the array
       $('#can').attr('value', x.data[i].can).text( x.data[i].can); // can - customer account name
      $('#pmfn').attr('value', x.data[i].pmfn).text( x.data[i].pmfn); //pmfn - property managers first name
      $('#pmln').attr('value', x.data[i].pmln).text( x.data[i].pmln);// pmln - property managers last name
     });
 });
}
<!DOCTYPE html>

    <meta charset="UTF-8" />
    <title> test </title>

  <fieldset>
   <select id="selectCustomerList" name="selectCustomerList">
      <option value="">Customer / Property </option>
    </select>

  </fieldset>

  <fieldset>
     Company Name
    <input type="text" name="customer_info" id="can" class="disabled" value="" readonly="readonly" />

    Property Mangers First Name
    <input type="text" name="customer_info" id="pmfn" value="" readonly="readonly" class="disabled" />

    Property Mangers Last Name
    <input type="text" name="customer_info" id="pmln" value="" readonly="readonly" class="disabled" />
  </fieldset>

Hope this help anyone else!

A: Thank you very much for posting your code, it's clear, and it helped me for the same kind of exercice.
I also looked at this short tutorial and finaly, I managed to make it work. But strangly, I didn't need to parse the json code at all.
Here is my working code :
 // I define all my inputs as variables
let dropdown = $('#dci');
let input1 = $('#family');
let input2 = $('#interactions');
let input3 = $('#cat');

  // Here we append the options frOm the json data first field
dropdown.empty();
dropdown.append('<option selected="true" disabled>Choisir un médoc</option>');
const url = 'http://localhost/celderga/interaction.json';
  // I call my json file
$.getJSON(url, function(data) {
   // for each row I grab the key and value of my first field
    $.each(data, function (key, entry) {
    dropdown.append($('<option></option>').attr('value', entry.DCI).text(entry.DCI));
   });
   // and then at each select' change I add the value of the others fiels in my inputs
   $('#dci').change(function()  {
     var i = this.selectedIndex;
      i = i - 1;
      input1.addClass(data[i].Famille);
      input2.text(data[i].Interaction);
      input3.text(data[i].CAT);
   });
});

It looks to me simplier and shorter, and don't understand why you had to convert and parse json...maybe I'm doing wrong, but it works..
The json file looks like this
[{

"DCI": "Antidépresseurs tricyliques",
"Famille": "antidepresseurs",
"Interaction": "Sub. du CYP2D6",
"CAT": "Diminuer la dose du traitement concomitant"
},{
  ...
}]

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BankersOnline.com Forums Dodd-Frank Final Rules Discussions Ability to Repay/Qualified Mortgage Rule ATR Rule doesn't apply to successors-in-interest
#1938595 - 07/08/14 07:05 PM ATR Rule doesn't apply to successors-in-interest
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The sole owner of a home on which your bank holds the mortgage dies, and his son and only heir gets title to the real estate through his father's estate. The estate has been making payments to keep the loan current, but now Sam, the son, asks your bank to let him take over the loan. Is this an assumption under Regulation Z 1026.20(b)? Does Sam have to jump through the Ability to Repay hoops in section 1026.43?
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http://www.consumerfinance.gov/f/201407_cfpb_bulletin_mortgage-lending-rules_successors.pdf
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Ability to Repay/Qualified Mortgage Rule
#1938633 - 07/08/14 07:49 PM Re: ATR Rule doesn't apply to successors-in-interest John Burnett
NotDoneYet
But when Sam takes over the mortgage note, he's responsible for paying the debt, right? The creditor would effectively remove the father's name and replace it with his son's?
I found it interesting this applies to divorce situations as well.
Page 5 implies he doesn't have to assume the debt, but may choose to. So where does that leave the creditor?
There is nothing in this ruling that will require a creditor/servicer to accept the successor-in-interest, and a bank could refuse to release a spouse in a divorce if it doesn't have confidence that the remaining spouse (presumably the spouse who's been "awarded" the home in the settlement) can handle the payments. If the creditor won't accept the remaining spouse, either the two ex-spouses will have to continue paying the mortgage obligation, sell, or face foreclosure.
In the case in which an heir gets title to the family home but doesn't want to take over the loan obligation, the estate will remain liable. That could ultimately require the sale of the home, or the bank will have to foreclose.
Ninky
I got excited about this, but realized this only says that IF you accept a successor, you can add them to the note without qualifying them through the ATR rquirements. Is that right? Our Loan Policy does not allow us to add an obligor. Our Home Equity and Home Improvement loans have a due on sale clause. Isn't accepting a successor as an obligor a legal issue? Am I oversimplifying, that this basically allows you to accept an obligor without running the ATR drill IF you can legally accept an obligor. I really do hope I am wrong.
Mel in WA
At our bank, we ask the heir to refinance (bank policy) in order to remove the decedent. In the case of a refinance, all bank underwriting standards (including ATR) still apply. Does this CFPB guidance eliminate ATR from modifications only or refinances as well?
It appears we could process a modification to simply add Sam to the note, eliminating ATR requirements for Sam. Is this a common practice at other institutions?
If you step into the refinancing swamp, this ruling won't apply. The reason for the interpretation is to facilitate an heir's taking over the obligation in cases where it's agreed to by the heir and the creditor or assignee of the loan. But if you create a new note to replace the current one, that's a refinance, and you lose the ability to bypass ATR.
You may want to discuss this ruling with counsel with respect to your due-on-sale clauses. The ruling says that there's not a sale involved in inheriting real estate or transferring title into a family trust, etc.
SonomaCCO
I have read through this interpretation and have one question that is not directly adressed. It seems to assume your exact scenario. The SOLE person on the note dies. What is more common is that ONE of the two die and the remaining borrower wants to add their child. So this heir "doesn't already have an interest" as this interpretation points out.
Interested in your thoughts about the applicability of ATR in this scenario.
The interpretation says it could apply also "after a transfer from living parents to children," presumably on the theory that there's not an assumption (since the change would not involve a residential mortgage loan transaction) and, unless a refinancing is involved (presumably, it would not be involved as part of the adding of the child as an obligor), the ATR requirement would not be implicated.
Again, the creditor/assignee would not be obligated to accept the added obligor (for example, if he/she has a horrendous credit record).
Platinum Poster
The following question was asked of me: Does the party to which the property has been transferred ever have to qualify under ATR? Example: Jane Smith dies and Joe Smith inherits the property. The Bank rewrites the loan into Joe Smith's name at maturity of the original indebetedness to Jane Smtih. Does the new rewrite have to qualify under ATR?
I say yes because, as John said above, you have stepped into the refinancing swamp, but I want to make sure I am umnderstanding everything correctly. What is tripping me up is the definition of refinancing under 1026.20(a) - when an existing obligation is satisfied and replaced by a new obligation undertaken by the [/u]same[u] consumer. As successor-in-interest, would Joe Smith be considered the "same consumer?"
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#1954994 - 08/20/14 01:26 AM Re: ATR Rule doesn't apply to successors-in-interest John Burnett
rlcarey
Joe is not the same consumer. It is a brand new transaction.
The estate would be paying off the loan to the bank prior to the estate being closed out, the title would then be transferred to Joe and Joe could get a loan if he qualified to pay the estate back the cash if the estate did not have enough cash to pay off the bank and settle the rest of the estate equitably. This however does sometimes happens simultaneously.
This loan will not go to maturity unless the estate is still open and the loan is maintained current. If the loan matures prior to the distribution of assets, the estate would be required to renew the loan.
A heir does not just step into the shoes of the decedent. If the heir cannot afford the loan, the bank is under no obligation to loan Joe any money on the house. The ruling states that you may allow Joe to be added as an obligor on the existing credit, but you would be under no obligation to do so. I really don't think that the CFBP really thought through all the legal ramifications of their so called ruling. It is not how things work most of the time in the real world.
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Nybro IF ist ein schwedischer Fußballverein aus Nybro. Der Klub spielte insgesamt zwölf Jahre in der zweiten Liga.

Geschichte
Nybro IF gehörte 1928 zu den Gründungsmitgliedern der drittklassigen Division 3 Sydöstra. Dort etablierte sich die Mannschaft anfangs im Mittelfeld, ehe sie ab Mitte der 1930er Jahre mehrfach ins Aufstiegsrennen eingriff. Als Staffelsieger zog sie 1941 in die Aufstiegsspiele zur zweiten Liga ein, in denen Karlskrona BK geschlagen wurde. In der Division 2 Södra spielte der Klub auf Anhieb im vorderen Bereich mit, 1943 belegte die Mannschaft mit vier Punkten Rückstand auf Staffelsieger IS Halmia den dritten Rang. 1947 folgte der Einbruch, als die Mannschaft als Tabellenneunter zusammen mit Kalmar AIK, Olofströms IF, Malmö BI und Alets IK nach einer Ligareform in die Drittklassigkeit abstieg. Im Folgejahr folgte der Absturz in die Viertklassigkeit, dem der direkten Wiederaufstieg folgte.

Nybro IF etablierte sich erneut in der dritten Liga. In der Spielzeit 1953/54 verlor die Mannschaft nur ein Spiel und schaffte somit als Staffelsieger den Wiederaufstieg in die Zweitklassigkeit. Dort spielte sie gegen den Abstieg, der 1957 als Drittletzter zusammen mit BK Kenty und Gunnarstorps IF hingenommen wurde. Nach zwei Jahren im vorderen Ligabereich stieg der Klub 1960 erneut in die vierte Liga ab. In der Relegation gegen Visby IF Gute gelang zwei Jahre später die Rückkehr ins dritte Spielniveau, ehe nach dem erneuten Abstieg abermals der Wiederaufstieg gelang.

Als Aufsteiger setzte sich Nybro IF im vorderen Ligabereich fest und belegte 1966 hinter IFK Kristianstad den zweiten Rang in der Division 3 Sydöstra Götaland. Im folgenden Jahr gelang mit 15 Siegen aus 20 Spielen der Staffelsieg und damit der erneute Aufstieg in die zweite Liga. Mit einem Punkt Rückstand auf IFK Värnamo stieg der Klub als Drittletzter direkt wieder ab, schaffte aber im folgenden Jahr den erneuten Aufstieg. Als Tabellendritter der Spielzeit 1970 hinter Landskrona BoIS und Helsingborgs IF überraschte der Aufsteiger, stieg aber im folgenden Jahr wieder ab. Wiederum dauerte es nur kurze Zeit, bis der Klub in die Viertklassigkeit abrutschte.

1976 gelang Nybro IF der Wiederaufstieg ins dritte Spielniveau, dem der direkte Abstieg und zwei Jahre später der Rutsch in die Fünftklassigkeit folgte. 1984 meldete sich der Klub in der Drittklassigkeit zurück, wurde aber zwei Jahre später Opfer einer Ligareform und spielte erneut viertklassig. 1990 gelang der erneute Aufstieg und drei Jahre später verpasste die Mannschaft erst in der Relegation gegen IFK Västerås den erneuten Aufstieg in die Zweitklassigkeit. Nach dem Abstieg 1994 folgte zwei Jahre später die Rückkehr. Als Aufsteiger zog der Verein erneut in die Relegation zur zweiten Liga ein, dieses Mal scheiterte er an IS Halmia. Zunächst spielte er weiters um den Aufstieg, ehe er zu Beginn des neuen Jahrtausends in den Abstiegskampf rutschte. 2002 beendete die Mannschaft die Saison auf einem Relegationsplatz und musste nach einer Niederlage gegen Jonsereds IF absteigen.

Als Tabellenzweiter zog Nybro IF 2003 in die Aufstiegsrunde zur dritten Liga ein, zog aber gegen Karlskrona AIF nach zwei Niederlagen den Kürzeren. Mit 20 Siegen aus 22 Saisonspielen gewann die Mannschaft 2004 ihre Viertligastaffel, konnte aber als Vorletzter im Folgejahr die Klasse nicht halten und wurde als Opfer einer Ligareform von der dritten in die fünfte Spielklasse transferiert. Dort gelang 2007 der Staffelsieg, so dass der Klub in die vierte Liga aufstieg. Nach drei Jahren folgte jedoch Ende 2010 der Wiederabstieg.

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Q: Is this the right approach for a thread-safe Queue class? I'm wondering if this is the right approach to writing a thread-safe queue in C++?
template <class T>
class Queue
{
public:

Queue() {}

void Push(T& a)
{
    m_mutex.lock();
    m_q.push_back(a);
    m_mutex.unlock();
}

T& Pop()
{
    m_mutex.lock();
    T& temp = m_q.pop();
    m_mutex.unlock();
    return temp;
}

private:
    std::queue<t> m_q;
    boost::mutex m_mutex;
};

You get the idea... I'm just wondering if this is the best approach.  Thanks!
EDIT:
Because of the questions I'm getting, I wanted to clarify that the mutex is a boost::mutex

A: Herb Sutter wrote an excellent article last year in Dr. Dobbs Journal, covering all of the major concerns for a thread-safe, lock-free, single-producer, single-consumer queue implementation. (Which made corrections over an implementation published the previous month.)
His followup article in the next issue tackled a more generic approach for a multi-user concurrent queue, along with a full discussion of potential pitfalls and performance issues.
There are a few more articles on similar concurrency topics.
Enjoy.

A: From a threading-point of view, that looks about right for a simple, thread-safe queue.
You do have one problem, though:  std::queue's pop() does not return the element popped from the queue.  What you need to do is:
T Pop()
{
    m_mutex.lock();
    T temp = m_q.front();
    m_q.pop();
    m_mutex.unlock();
    return temp;
}

You don't want to return a reference in this case since the referenced element is being popped from the queue and destroyed.
You also need to have some public Size() function to tell you how many elements are in the queue (either that, or you'll need to gracefully handle the case where Pop() is called and there are no elements in the queue).
Edit:  Though, as Eli Courtwright points out, you do have to be careful with the queue operations throwing exceptions, and using Boost is a good idea.

A: I recommend using the Boost threading libraries to assist you with this.
Your code is fine, except that when you write code in C++ like
some_mutex.lock();
// do something
some_mutex.unlock();

then if the code in the // do something section throws an exception then the lock will never be released.  The Boost library solves this with its classes such as lock_guard in which you initialize an object which acquires a lock in its constructor, and whose destructor releases the lock.  That way you know that your lock will always be released.  Other languages accomplish this through try/finally statements, but C++ doesn't support this construct.
In particular, what happens when you try to read from a queue with no elements?  Does that throw an exception?  If so, then your code would run into problems.
When trying to get the first element, you probably want to check if something is there, then go to sleep if not and wait until something is.  This is a job for a condition object, also provided by the Boost library, though available at a lower level if you prefer.

A: Depends what are your goals. Crafted in this manner, you'll have your "reader" client blocking your "writer" client.  You might want to consider using a "condition" to avoid dead-locks etc.

A: The approach that your are trying to implement is a locking approach. It will work, except that if you use a plain system-provided "mutex" object, it's performance might turn out disappointing (its lock-unlock overhead is pretty high). It is hard to say whether it will be good or not, since we don't know what your performance requirements and expectations are.
Since the operations you perform in "locked" segments of your code are rather quick, it might make sense to use a spin-lock instead of a true mutex, or a combination of the two. This will give you much better performance. Then again, maybe your "mutex" already implements all that (no way to know, since you provided no details about what is actually hiding behind that name).
And finally, if you are happen to be looking for best performance, you might want to read up on lock-free synchronization approach, which is a completely different story. Lock-free methods are typically much more difficult to implement though.

A: As Jean-Lou Dupont pointed out, your current code is quite prone to deadlocks. When I've done this, I've used three locks: two counted semaphores and one mutex. The counted semaphores signal when:
*
*there's space available to insert an object
*There at least one object to retrieve from the queue
The mutex is used only while actually putting an item in the queue or retrieving an item from the queue -- but no attempt is ever made at locking the mutex until we know that the insertion or retrieval will be able to succeed immediately.


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