I am a Software Business: I have installed a programme in a convent the inmates being full of nuns.  Help me?
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You have a very active imagination and fantasy going on here. I assume you think that someone here is stupid enough to believe this nonsense? Hey, whatever turns you on, but sometimes less information is kinder.
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The sisters of Calcutta, India.  The nuns that worked with Mother Theresa.
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I suggest contacting your software vendor for the names of other clients, or they may know of a user group.  Also, try Googling the name of the program and "user group" and you may get a hit.
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Well, There are a lot of people finding programs. The best way would be to speak to a privet investagator they have access to some used databases.
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It sounds as if this is a tenant issue.  The prison, somehow, owns the building which the social club utilizes.  It comes down to the facts that the owner can give reasonable notice and then expect to evict (or change) the use of their building.\n\nThat you have been functioning happily for such a long time would tend to make me think there is a moral obligation but I do not see the point for a legal one.\n\nI agree with you about not bothering with court for another reason than the little money you have.  At court, really no one wins.  I wonder if there is a way for mediation.  As another suggestion, contact a local civil official like a representative or something, someone who might speak or write a letter on your behalf.\n\nThat you do service for prison officers is noble and if you can suggest that a local community official act on your behalf may be the way to go.
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Another answer here says to take away the source. How are you going to do that? Put her in a convent until she's 21? Please. \n\nThe world is full of potty mouths and racists and thieves and worse. You can't keep her from encountering the bad people in this world. All you can do is teach her right from wrong. Rather than punish her, explain to her WHY it isn't accceptable to use those words. Explain respect. Explain that she should treat people the way she wants to be treated. You'll do fine, mom!
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1.  Yes, a few other denominations have nuns.  Namely, Eastern Orthodox, as well as some Anglicans and Lutherans.\n2.  In general, when a person enters a convent she first undergoes an initial period of testing the life, known as postulancy, for a period of six months to a year. If she, and the order, determine that she may have a vocation to the life, she receives the habit of the order and undertakes novitiate, a period of living the life of a nun that lasts one to two years. After, she may take her initial, temporary vows, which may last for several years.  This is the last chance to get out, if she wants to.  Finally, she will ask for permission to make her "perpetual profession," taking permanent, lifelong vows.\n3.  Yes.  The Church says that being homosexual is not a sin, only practicing (which is why I think they will eventually remove that restriction on the priesthood.).\n4.  First of all, talk to your priest.  Do some research to find out what orders you might be interested in.  Once you've decided, talk to the vocation director.  You should be able to find contact information online.\n5.  Yes, going to college is frequently helpful.  Many religious women in the past have been great theologians and scholars, so you might look towards a religion or philosophy degree.  Alternatively, (and especially if you're looking at a non-cloistered order) you might look at something with professional merit.  For instance, a degree in education, counseling, language, even pre-med.  This will help you in your minestry.  Some orders will on their own send sisters to get degrees, but this isn't always the case.\n6.  Yes, nuns in the technical sense of the word, live in contents.  Look online, and you'll find there are still orders today like this, though they are dwindling.  Sisters, on the other hand, are un-cloistered, and these orders are much more prevelant.
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http://prisonactivist.org/pipermail/prisonact-list/2004-March/008873.html
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Sorry Inmates but I feel That prisoners are in jail for crimes committed: Why is it that we have to keep them entertained by using computers that have access to cause more harm.This also gives way to much access to outside connections from the lives that they affected before going into correctional facilities. I'm sure that there are a lot of other people can benefit from use of computers that just can't afford them. That is why we have JAILS right;;;
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By encouraging others to make a difference as well, live as you want people to live, and give as you want people to give!\n\nI'm not a Catholic, but I saw part of a doco on Mother Theresa the other day, and OMG she did so many good things for people - people no one else would touch with a barge pole, and when she did these good things, others followed!\n\nMaybe you could read up on Mother Theresa, I'm not trying to push religion on you by any means, but read about her life and her works, and perhaps try to emulate some of that!
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This is the best one that I've found:\n\nhttp://catholic.archives.nd.edu/cgi-bin/words.exe\n\nyou can use it both online as well as download the program
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sure, that is a great idea. why stop there? send one to her parents too.  I just hope for your sake that your cellmate doesn't tape what he is going to do to your retarded ass.
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Visit http://www.prisontalk.com and go to the appropriate state forum. Someone there will be able to assist you in finding the most effective channel for complaining about inappropriate conduct by staff.\nGood luck.
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Although I don't agree with the idea of you aiding this guy, you may want to call social services (or whatever they call it in your state) at the prison.  They will be able to answer all your questions and guide you in the right direction.  Good luck and make sure you keep those daughters safe whatever you do with him.
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Use a google search for images for prisoners in cells \n\nhttp://images.google.com/images?q=prisoners+in+cells&hl=en&btnG=Search+Images
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Go to prison for awhile.  I'm sure there are lots of them in there who could teach you their "art"
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I don't think it's super common, but it DOES happen. I work with a woman who was a full-fledged nun for a while. She eventually left -- said she was always getting in trouble for not being meek enough. I think some people WANT to be a nun or a priest but wind up not being able to make it work.