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DamagingOstrich Atlanta, GA
December 2014 in Art of Podcasting
What are some of your favorite(non Bald Move) podcasts?
My job keeps me on the road from long periods of time and like most of my generation I rarely listen to terrestrial radio. I keep my brain busy by listening to podcasts. To assist each other on the never ending quest for additional quality podcasts please share your favorites. I'm not talking about all the podcasts you listen to, only the cream of the crop. You may forget what day your trash is collected but you know when the next podcast comes out.
Here is my list in alphabetical order:
How Did This Get Made - Paul Scheer, Jason Mantzoukas, and June Diane Raphael discuss bad moves in more time than it takes to watch the movie in question and hilarity ensues.
Judge John Hodgman - Author and humorist John Hodgman presides over his court of fake Internet law.
Radio Free Skaro - Doctor Who podcast without the curmudgeons.
Tim Conway Jr -Daily radio show based in LA. News without the heavy lifting.
What is on your list?
The Joe Rogan Experience got me started on podcasts, but at this point I only listen if he has someone on I like (which is frequent). Still though, it's what sent me down the podcast rabbit hole and I've logged more hours with Rogan than any other caster, so I have to mention it first. Other than that here is my cream of the crop:
Dan Carlin - Hardcore History and Common Sense. Hardcore History is an educational podcast that explores various periods of history in an objective manner with astonishing detail, and in all honesty it should be required listening in high school history classes. Common Sense is Dan Carlin's almost bi-weekly political commentary podcast. It's merit comes from the fact the Carlin might be the most non biased voice out there when it comes to modern politics. I really can't stress this enough: America would be a better country (or maybe way worse...) if every voter listened to Dan Carlin's Common Sense podcast.
The Cracked Podcast - cracked.com's bi-weekly podcast that deals with a variety of topics ranging from the subtle nuances of human behavior to movie plot holes you probably missed. It's smart, funny, well paced, and if David Wong is on, you're going to humbled a little bit.
The Champs with Neal Brennan + Moshe Kasher - Two white comedians interview a black celebrity (well, mostly black; if not black then they are at the very least black culture associated) about their career, and discuss the black race and it's place in American society. If you're unfamiliar with Neal Brennan, he is the co-creator of the Chapelle Show, and was Dave Chapelle's protege for the better part of a decade. I'd never heard of Moshe Kasher before this podcast, and while I can't say I'm a fan of any of his work, he certainly doesn't take anything away from quality. This one doesn't have a set schedule, and they only put out an episode if they have a guest. Speaking of guests, these guys aren't just interviewing guys from your local chuckle hut in order to create content; guests in the past have included Too Short, Chris Rock, Hannibal Burrus, Blake Griffin, and multiple members of the Wayans family.
A_Ron_Hubbard Cincinnati, OH
Second the motion for Dan Carlin. I think anybody would like his History podcasts, but his politics are not for everybody. He's a liberal in the classical sense, not quite Libertarian, kind of hard to pin down except he's very pro-freedom in the sense of first, fourth and fifth amendment sort of way, and an almost but not quite isolationist foreign policy.
I love Bill Simmon's podcasts on Grantland if you like sports and pop culture. I enjoy whatever podcast Molly Lambert is doing over at Grantland as well.
Alan Sepinwall's Firewall and Iceberg podcast is good, though you have to really build up a tolerance for the... personality quirks and senses of humor of Alan and his co-host Dan Feinberg.
I got bit by the Serial bug recently, which is a long form and in depth reporting on a 15 year old murder case where the man serving a life sentence claims he is innocent. I'm not sure of how I feel about the ethics of listening to the cast, but it's undeniably fascinating and entertaining.
hypergenesb Atlanta
After Serial sucked me into the rabbit hole, I've listed to Criminal, Sword and Scale, Love + Radio, TAL back eps that I missed, and I've really enjoyed the snot out of RadioLab.
On the TV front, you might want to check out Mo Ryan's cast. Talking TV with Ryan and Ryan.
http://talkingtvwithryanandryan.libsyn.com/
I also like Chris and Andy's podcast, Hollywood Prospectus, on Grantland. They a little too hard to impress each other sometimes, but I find their opinions interesting because mine often differ from them.
broomperson the Iron Islands
Mohr Stories by Jay Mohr is the funniest podcast I've ever listened to. He's an unbelievable story teller.
Sloan_Kettering 718
Weird Medicine, Lust for Life, Channel Surfing, The HourTime Podcast (a watch podcast), and a bunch of college football and football podcasts
Travis CA
I was a big fan of Low Budget FM which was three guys basically shooting the shit and doing bits. It's been over for a while, but there are still 75 episodes in the iTunes store. For a good taste, their Yahoo Answers bits were always really funny. The Love Robot stuff was good. I would recommend starting with the earliest stuff and moving forward.
I agree with A. Ron about Firewall and Iceberg. They're really great. I also agree with Hypergenesb about Talkin TV with Ryan and Ryan. I like them a lot.
I also second the BS Report (Bill Simmons).
When Kevin Pollak has a good guest I enjoy his show a lot.
If you like talking music Sound Opinions is really good when they are on a good topic. I've gotten a lot of good tips from their Buried Treasures episodes and I like the whole concept of their Rock Doctors thing. Good hosts.
I just downloaded a few How Did This Get Made episodes. I'm looking forward to giving them a listen.
Andrew New York
The Dave Dameshek Football podcast is pretty good. For those of you who don't know Dameshek, he's bounced around from ESPN to the NFL network and has appeared on the B.S. Report and Carolla's show several times.
Which leads me to recommendation #2....
Ed Miller, or The Ed, is a 60 something year old man from Las Vegas who began by semi-trolling Dameshek when he was on ESPN radio. He hosts a semi-regular show that he does through blogtalk radio (so the quality is faily meh,) but he's consistently one of the funniest people I've ever heard. You have to be able to tolerate racist/sexist talk, but he has a co-host who usually reigns him in. Also, it's super hard to find his show, as he shares a network with several other shows, but whatevs.
@Andrew I really like Dameshek, but I'm not a huge football guy so I kind of got lost from more and more as he went further and further in that direction. Now that he's on the NFL network I barely listen, but it's just because the content is largely lost on me. Anyway, I really like him. Daves of Thunder was a lot of fun too (particularly the first 2/3s or so of the run) and I really liked his 710 ESPN general sports podcast as well as his old show in L.A. (short lived as it was). He had a twitter game called Hypothetical Horatio where they would present a crime scene scenario and you would have to come up with the best Horatio Caine line to do with the sunglasses and tag the opening credit sequence. Great, great bit.
Since you listen to the Ed, do you do the LCS Hockey show at all? I haven't listened to much of it (they're a little too long and my podcast load is just too high), but I've had fun with what I've heard. They seem like good/funny guys. I've never tried the Ed's show, but he's been pretty funny doing bits with Dameshek.
TravisSmith said:
Yeah, LCS is great too. (I just figured that it would be too hard to explain for new listeners, and the whole Shek/LCS world is a rabbit hole.) But they're probably slightly better than the Ed as the Ed can get a little redundant after a while. LCS basically does a combo of the Bald Move TV Cast and Lunch with J-Ron every week, and if you're already inured with their world, it's worth listening to. (Especially any episode featuring a conspiracy theory.)
Hypothetical Horatio is fantastic. I still play along by myself every now and then. Even if you're not a huge football fan, Shek's stuff still translates. And the 710 show had some of his best stuff.
Ed's show has tailed off recently, since he never plans for it, but if you start from the beginning, I'm sure you'll be sucked in. If I recall correctly, his first show features him trying to pick up a hooker.
tvisgreat NC
Besides Bald Move of course I listen to:
Firewall + Iceberg
Grantland Hollywood Prospectus (although they've severely declined recently)
BnL Rope of Silicon Podcast (favorite non-Bald Move pod, you'll enjoy if you like movies)
/Filmcast (another great film podcast)
IGN Channel Surfing (IGN's take on TV, mostly geek-related TV news)
IGN Keepin' It Reel (IGN's take on movies, mostly geek-related movie news)
Talking TV with Ryan & Ryan
@AndrewTobey I'll give them a shot for some more normal episodes. I like Brandon's year end music mixes and I've listened to the episodes where they go over them (Larry has always been pretty funny on those). They seem like good, funny guys. I'll try out the Ed too. Good to hear a stamp of approval. I wasn't sure he could carry an hour + per episode without getting stale. I did always like his guest appearances with Dave though. Definitely worth a shot. Thanks!
I've listened to the NFL Network Dave podcast a few times and I do enjoy it, and I still come back to it if I'm feeling like a podcast but I'm caught up on everything (I'm still technically a subscriber) I just wish I was more into the content. As to his 710 show, you're right. That was great. I instantly knew I was going to like him when tuning in and hearing Built To Spill as his intro music. That song is so good, and they did it up perfectly. I noticed that Jonah Carey uses his Dick Banks theme song on his grantland podcast which made me happy.
Actually, if you know Dameshek to that degree, do you know Low Budget FM? One of the main guys from that show is "Jacuzzi Cioffi" from Daves of Thunder.
Dee Adelaide
Answer Me This - a British podcast where they answer questions and whatnot.
Fruitless Pursuits - an Australian pop culture podcast.
I kind of hate-listen to Firewall and Iceberg and Talking TV. Dan Fienberg's mannered affectations drive me mental but Sepinwall knows his stuff (even though I rarely agree with his opinions). Mo Ryan barely lets Ryan McGee get a word in and never seems to finish a complete sentence. Her discussion is just a rambling stream of consciousness. Occasionally Ryan gets to speak and that's interesting.
And of course How Did This Get Made, Stuff You Missed In History Class, the occasional Joe Rogan if he's got someone interesting on.
@Dee It's funny. I'm listening to Ryan and Ryan right now and Mo has cut Ryan McGee off about 3 times in the last minute and a half or so. I never really noticed it before. I do like Mo though. I can see what you're saying, but I think she is/her takes are interesting. Speaking of McGee (who I do like quite a bit) I know it will be a competing podcast, but I intend on listening to both because I love Justified and can definitely handle the volume of 2 casts on the subject. I like his podcast with Joanna Robinson "Holler Back." I actually wish they did more work together. They compliment each other really well.
At one point I've had over 200 podcasts in my playlist, I have severe insomnia and sleeping pills do not work. They keep me entertained and are better for me to listen to as it usually takes me about 4 hours to get some sleep with only 3 hours OF sleeping, on good days...
AntManBee
Carlin and Rogan are big on my must listens.
I'm also a big fan of David Choe and Asa Akira's DVDASA. Also, I love Jim Florentine, Greg Proops, Cris Ryan, Cara Santa Maria's Talk Nerdy, Under the Comic Covers (they do a great job covering TWD comics), Neil DeGrasse Tyson's Star Talk, and a couple Twin Peaks podcasts.
Oh and thanks to the Jesse on PA, I've also been enjoying The History of Rome podcast.
AntMan, What Twin Peaks podcasts? Are they taking about the upcoming series?
I have listened to The Twin Peaks Podcast and The Black Lodgecast, but surprisingly neither have released episodes about the new season yet.
FriggingNutCase Oswego, ny
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IGN game scoop
Married to the games
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FlashGordon Leeds, UK
I'm sure most people are hear would consider themselves 'podcast enthusiasts', in my attempts to get more people to listen to the medium I normally recommend these shows, it generally snags them somewhere in their interests.. unlisted but obviously always included is BaldMove
The Empire magazine podcast is my favourite for new Movie news, great access to directors/actors, lots of inside inside info & just funny
http://www.empireonline.com/podcast/
For History
Revolutions By Mike Duncan , its 15 episodes per revolutions , he's done the English, American and half way through the French revolution now. The same guy did a 'The History of Rome' which is like ancient Rome till about 450AD, both are great.
http://www.revolutionspodcast.com/
https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-history-of-rome/id261654474
British History Podcast is similar style also good.
http://thebritishhistorypodcast.com/
In Our Time is a BBC radio 4 show, which gets 4 top academics from a certain field , could be anything from science, history to religion, sit them down & chew the fat for a while
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/articles/37pR8YxRMhVwwZvX93r0RZm/in-our-time-downloads
Also totally endorse everyone's recommendation of Dan Carlin
For Science
Neil deGrasse Tyson just an awesome scientist and person
http://www.startalkradio.net/
The Infinite Monkey Cage a British physicist Brian Cox, funny & informative
http://www.bbc.co.uk/podcasts/series/timc
For Current affairs /Politics
The New Yorker Political Scene & comment podcast are both great
https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/new-yorker-political-scene/id268213039?mt=2
https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/new-yorker-comment/id259755059?mt=2
The economist is IMO the best publication out there & so their content is pretty good
https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-economist-all-audio/id151230264?mt=2
A couple of British political commentary ones from both sides of the spectrum (Spectator right, Guardian left)
http://blogs.spectator.co.uk/the-view-from-22/
http://www.theguardian.com/politics/series/politicsweekly
Documentaries?
l started the Serial discussion on here so yeh I'm a little bit into that too,
http://serialpodcast.org/
http://www.thisamericanlife.org/podcast
The yearly Reith Lectures are generally great, I've linked one from a couple of years ago when the former head of MI5 gave a series of lectures
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0145x77
This is a fiction podcast following a zombie survival story, I really like it, if you like The walking dead you might enjoy
https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/were-alive-zombie-story-survival/id313300476?mt=2
Finally if you like Doug Stanhope you'll like his podcast
http://www.dougstanhope.com/mypodcast/
Edit: Sorry for so many recs didn't mean to fill the page
Elisa Los Angeles
Wow thanks for the suggestions. I will start with the science and history related ones.
Frakkin T Currently Offline
Joe Rogan? Dee, I am surprised; he is such a misogynist!
Are there no Trekkies out there listening to Mission Log? missionlogpodcast.com--every episode and every movie, in order, 1 per week. They just started season 1 of TNG.
FrakkinToaster said:
Oh man, I'm going to check this one out. Watched TNG with my brother for years, and the Shatner movies are comedy gold.
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Video Game Podcasts:
The Indoor Kids
IGN's Game Scoop
The Crab Feast
Adam Carolla (When I can stand him)
Dave Dameshek Football Program
FUCK THE CRABFEAST!!! @alex
Fuck the Crabfeast! Five stars!
Ha ha, glad to see we've got some fellow Feasters in the house. I didn't list them since I miss episodes here and there, but I've caught more than 90% of them. You guys fans of the original Feast with Matt Fulchiron? It was worlds better than the current one. Not that the current one is bad or anything; it just felt like the original was capturing lightning in a bottle.
Fulchiron is a funny dude, those EPs were hilarious. I may go back and listen to those again. I'm a big Mohr Stories guy, especially when Jay has his comedian friends on. The early episodes are the greatest podcasts I've ever heard, but lately his guests are hit and miss. @DoctorBell
@FrakkinToaster Yeah, I'm not a fan of Joe Rogan in the least - he's such an overgrown frat boy. But occasionally he has some interesting guests on. The Bobcat Goldthwait one, for example.
@DoctorBell I downloaded a random Cracked podcast episode (Disney Orphans) and it was really interesting. Thanks for the reco!
Fulchiron is solid, and he's one of my favorite guests on other podcasts. Unfortunately, The Full Charge Power Hour wore out it's welcome pretty quickly. I wanted to like it, but it just didn't keep my attention and it seemed like they were always complaining about something. He also did a short lived movie/pop culture podcast called Last Exit to Brooklyn, but I missed every episode when they were released and haven't gone back to listen to any of them. That being said, he was a stud on the original Crab Feast. He and Ryan Sickler complimented each other perfectly. @broomperson


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Sikhs and members of the community attend a vigil in Oak Creek, Wisconsin, August 7, 2012.
MILWAUKEE — The white supremacist gunman who killed six people at a Sikh temple in Wisconsin died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head, the FBI said yesterday.
A police officer shot and wounded the gunman, Wade Page, 40, in the stomach outside the temple in Oak Creek on Sunday, said Teresa Carlson, an FBI special agent in charge.
"Subsequent to that wound, it appears that Page died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head," she told a news conference.
Police had said Page had been shot to death by an officer responding to the attack at the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin in suburban Milwaukee.
Carlson said she had seen a video of the police officer wounding Page with a squad rifle.
"It's an amazing shot, and thank goodness," she said.
Federal authorities have said they are treating the attack as a possible act of domestic terrorism. Page, an Army veteran, was a musician who played in white power punk-metal bands. He was armed with a 9mm handgun during the attack.
Turban-wearing Sikhs are often mistaken for Muslims in the United States. The Sikh faith was founded in the Punjab area of India and Pakistan and has an estimated 500,000 or more adherents in the United States.
President Barack Obama called Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to express his condolences over the temple shooting.
Carlson said investigators had not found any motive for the attack, which also wounded four people, including a police officer shot eight or nine times after responding to a 911 call.
The wounded officer, Lieutenant Brian Murphy, is up and walking, Carlson said.
Investigators have conducted more than 100 interviews with Page's relatives, employers and associates, Carlson said. They are also following 101 leads worldwide and have issued 180 federal grand jury subpoenas.
Police have arrested Page's former girlfriend, Misty Cook, on a weapons charge. Carlson said the arrest took place at Cook's Milwaukee home late on Sunday and was unrelated to the shooting investigation.
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Гетто в Моля́тичах (лето 1941 — ноябрь 1941) — еврейское гетто, место принудительного переселения евреев деревни Молятичи (Малятичи) Кричевского района Могилёвской области и близлежащих населённых пунктов в процессе преследования и уничтожения евреев во время оккупации территории Белоруссии войсками нацистской Германии в период Второй мировой войны.

Оккупация Молятичей и создание гетто
Деревня Молятичи была захвачена немецкими войсками в июле 1941 года, и оккупация продлилась до 1 октября 1943 года.

После оккупации немцы, реализуя нацистскую программу уничтожения евреев, организовали в деревне гетто и под угрозой смерти запретили евреям появляться без нашитых на верхней одежде желтых шестиконечных звезд.

У евреев забрали все продовольственные запасы, домашнюю птицу и скот.

Местных нееврев предупредили, что за помощь евреям полагается смерть. Несколько человек попытались сбежать в лес, но их поймали и расстреляли.

Уничтожение гетто
3 ноября 1941 года полицейские привезли в Молятичи из соседней деревни Антоновка еврейку с двумя детьми (семь лет и два года). Их отвели к мосту и расстреляли. Старший ребёнок попытался убежать, но его поймали, положили около убитой матери и застрелили. Также в ноябре 1941 года в Молятичах убивали и ещё евреев из Антоновки.

Однажды утром в ноябре 1941 года в Молятичи приехали немцы на трех машинах и приказали собраться всем жителям деревни. Затем белорусов вывели на окраину и приказали стоять на пригорке. Потом туда, к большому, бывшему помещичьему винному погребу привели евреев — около 100 (122, 70) человек — в основном, старики, женщины и дети, в том числе и грудные у матерей на руках. Сопротивляющихся идти на расстрел избивали прикладами. Обречённым людям объявили, что они будут убиты, а белорусам напомнили, что за помощь евреям полагается смерть. Потом евреев подводили к краю погреба, стреляли и тела падали вниз. Когда яма наполнилась убитыми, следующие тела закидывали наверх. После расстрела яму присыпали землей, а часть тел осталась не закопанная. Два дня место расстрела охранялось и никому не разрешали подходить. Беспомощную старушку Шуман один из немцев нашёл в доме, лежащую на печке, застрелил её, и её тело оттащили и бросили к остальным евреям в яму.

На следующий день немцы провели ещё одну «акцию» (таким эвфемизмом нацисты называли организованные ими массовые убийства). Они схватили 15-20 евреев — женщин и детей, — отвели их к мосту около деревни и  Антон Кучук их расстрелял.

Память
Опубликованы неполные списки жертв геноцида евреев в Молятичах.

Один десяти-одиннадцатилетний мальчик смог убежать в лес во время расстрела и выжил. После войны он приехал из Ленинграда и за свой счёт поставил на бывшем еврейском кладбище памятник евреям Молятичей.

В 1975 году в центре Молятичей установили скульптуру «Воин с ребёнком» в честь освободителей деревни с именами погибших мирных жителей — в том числе, и евреев.

В 2004 году педагоги и ученики молятичской средней школы установили новый памятник на братской могиле молятичских евреев.

В 2017 году в Молятичах недалеко от здания сельсовета был установлен памятник евреям Антоновки, убитым 14 ноября 1941 года.

Примечания

Источники
Книги и статьи

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Дополнительная литература

 Ицхак Арад. Уничтожение евреев СССР в годы немецкой оккупации (1941—1944). Сборник документов и материалов, Иерусалим, издательство Яд ва-Шем, 1991, ISBN 9653080105

См. также
 Гетто в Кричевском районе

Гетто в Белоруссии
Кричевский район
Гетто, созданные в 1941 году
Гетто, ликвидированные в 1941 году

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Epsilon Ophiuchi (ε Oph, ε Ophiuchi) è una stella della costellazione di Ofiuco, di magnitudine apparente +3,23, distante 106 anni luce dal sistema solare. È conosciuta anche con il nome tradizionale di Yed Posterior, che ha origine mista: la parola Yed proviene dall'arabo e significa "mano", mentre posterior in latino significa dietro, in quanto la stella segue Yed Prior () nel suo movimento in cielo.

Osservazione
Si tratta di una stella situata nell'emisfero australe, ma molto in prossimità dell'equatore celeste; ciò comporta che possa essere osservata da tutte le regioni abitate della Terra senza alcuna difficoltà e che sia invisibile soltanto molto oltre il circolo polare artico.

La sua magnitudine pari a +3,23 le consente di essere scorta con facilità anche dalle aree urbane di moderate dimensioni.

Caratteristiche fisiche
Epsilon Ophiuchi è una gigante gialla di tipo spettrale G9.5III; possiede una massa 1,85 volte quella del Sole, rispetto al quale ha un raggio oltre 10 volte superiore.

Ha una compagna, una nana rossa di dodicesima magnitudine, a circa 2 minuti d'arco che potrebbe essere legata gravitazionalmente a essa; se così fosse, la secondaria disterebbe 3600 UA dalla principale e impiegherebbe almeno 125.000 anni per orbitarle attorno.

Note

Voci correlate
Stelle principali della costellazione dell'Ofiuco

Collegamenti esterni

* eps Oph -- Star in double system SIMBAD

Giganti gialle
Stelle di classe spettrale G


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The Ongoing Crisis in Myanmar
29. 11. 2019 Douglas Radcliff
Two years ago, in 2017, the Rohingya refugee crisis in Myanmar engendered international attention. The crisis was all over the news and social media, and for a moment, the entire world seemed to be coming together to attempt to resolve the crisis and alleviate the human rights violations. Today, although the crisis is no longer anywhere near as prevalent in the media, the Rohingya are still facing extreme persecution from those in charge.
The Contemporary Problem
Today, approximately 600,000 Rohingya are still living in reprehensible conditions in Myanmar according to the United Nations' (UN) new report released to the public in September 2019. Additionally, although genocide has not been officially named, numerous UN officials from their recent fact-finding mission and report on Myanmar have stated that the Rohingya still living in Myanmar face the "threat of genocide."
The Rohingya face threats from the government to "erase their identity and remove them from the country." Others, which include over 730,000 Rohingya, fled the Rakhine state to Bangladesh during the height of the crisis in August, 2017, facing fears for their life and persecution from the state, in particularly from the security forces of Myanmar.
The security forces have been accused of gang rape, arson, torture, ill-treatment, killings, as well as gender-based and sexual violence, which served as the catalyst for the Rohingya to begin fleeing in 2017. Furthermore, the Rohingya face restrictions on their movement, which ultimately impact close to every aspect of their life. The UN report states that these persecutions remain prevalent and that they remain "a prominent feature of conflicts in Shan and Kachin states" (other states within Myanmar).
Another component of the ongoing human rights violations in Myanmar is that, combined, over the two-year time span, nearly one million Rohingya have fled Myanmar as refugees. The Rohingya abandoned their houses, villages and normal life in fear of their life, and even though two years have passed since they gained international attention, they are still unable to return as the perpetrators have faced no trial or punishment.
The UN report stated that certain "military officers carried out the campaign against the Rohingya with 'genocidal intent' and should stand trial." More specifically, there is a strong desire for Min Aung Hlaing, the army chief, to face trial for gang rape, killings and arson during the initial crackdown on the Rohingya. The report is extensive (nearly 200 pages) and includes approximately 1,300 interviews of those who have witnessed the violations of the Rohingya.
Due to the lack of accountability for the crimes and the failure of Myanmar to investigate the possibility of genocide or pass effective legislation punishing and criminalizing genocide, the problems persist. More so, the problems are increasing and "the evidence that infers genocidal intent on the part of the state…has strengthened." Furthermore, there is a strong risk that the actions of genocide may occur or perhaps recur.
The report established that Myanmar, ultimately, has done nothing to deconstruct the systematic persecution and violence existent in the Myanmar government and security forces. The government of Myanmar claimed that the destroyed villages had been rebuilt, however, the UN report calls this into question as multiple military bases have been constructed in the place of many of the destroyed villages. Of approximately 400 destroyed Rohingya villages, 320 of them have seen no attempt to be rebuilt.
The Response of Myanmar
Initially, the military and the Myanmar government rejected and dismissed almost all of the accusations. When a government spokesman and two military spokesmen were contacted in relation to the report and the ongoing violations of human rights, all declined to respond, comment or even answer the phone. However, as some time passed, the officials in Myanmar began to release certain statements.
For example, the delegation in Myanmar admitted that the country faced both, human rights challenges and developmental challenges, but felt that these are "one and the same thing" and that the problems of human rights are simply an aspect of development. However, Ambassador Kyaw Moe Tun stated that the crisis in Myanmar was abused for political purposes and he ultimately rejected any sort of attempt by the UN or international community to prosecute military figures.
What can Happen?
The report states that currently, Myanmar remains unsafe for the Rohingya living there, or for those that have fled to return. Although the report asserts that the abuses currently faced by the Rohingya are not as extreme as the ones faced during the "clearance operations," the Rohingya remain a target of the government, the persecutors of the human rights violations against them continue to be unpunished and Myanmar is still "a State that commits ongoing gross violations of international law."
The UN is calling for immediate international action, with the desire for the prosecutors to face trial in international courts. According to Christopher Sidoti, a member of the panel that released the report and a human rights lawyer in Australia, "the scandal of international inaction has to end… Unless the United Nations and the international community take effective action this time, this sad history is destined to be repeated."
"600,000 Rohingya in Myanmar face 'serious risk of genocide': UN." Al Jazeera. September 16, 2019. Accessed September 18, 2019. https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2019/09/600000-rohingya-myanmar-face-risk-genocide-190916143753819.html.
"Permanent Mission of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar." Myanmar Geneva. Accessed August 20, 2019. https://www.myanmargeneva.org/biography-of-permanent-representative/.
Reuters. "Rohingya still in Myanmar face 'threat of genocide:' United Nations." NBC News. September 16, 2019. Accessed September 18, 2019. https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/rohingya-still-myanmar-face-threat-genocide-united-nations-n1054761.
"UN report on Myanmar alarming." The Daily Star. September 18, 2019. Accessed September 18, 2019. https://www.thedailystar.net/editorial/news/un-report-myanmar-alarming-1801309.
United Nations. "Genocide threat for Myanmar's Rohingya greater than ever, investigators warn Human Rights Council." UN News. September 16, 2019. Accessed September 18, 2019. https://news.un.org/en/story/2019/09/1046442.
United Nations. "Myanmar's Rohingya Persecuted, Living under Threat of Genocide, UN Experts Say." OHCHR. September 16, 2019. Accessed September 18, 2019. https://www.thedailystar.net/editorial/news/un-report-myanmar-alarming-1801309.
Map of Rakhine State (Arakan) with Maungdaw District containing Buthidaung and Maungdaw Townships highlighted in red, author: General Admiral Aladeen, source: Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0.
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Juan Félix Gutiérrez Puerta (ur. 8 listopada 1943 w Meksyku) – meksykański aktor.

Wystąpił jako Franco Colluciego w telenoweli Zbuntowani. Był mężem meksykańskiej aktorki, Heleny Rojo. Ma dwóch synów.

Wybrana filmografia

Telenowele
 El Espejismo Brillaba (1966)
 Los Inconformes (1968)
 Lo que no Fue (1969)
 Del Altar a la Tumba (1969)
 Concierto de Almas (1969)
 Yesenia (1970)
 La Gata (1970)
 Viviana (1978) jako Julio Montesinos
 Ladronzuela (1978)
 El Hogar que yo Robe (1981) jako Carlos Valentin Velarde
 Gabriel y Gabriela (1982)
 Amanda Guzman, Culpable! (1983)
 Tanairi (1985)
 Destino (1989)
 Valeria y Maximiliano (1991) jako Maximiliano Riva
 Valentina (1993)
 Desencuentro (1997) jako Andrés
 Płonąca pochodnia (1997) jako Don Pedro de Soto
 Infierno en el Paraíso (1999) jako Alejandro Valdivia
 Tu historia de amor (2003) jako Ernesto
 Zbuntowani (2004) jako Franco Colucci
 Sidła namiętności (2007) jako Jorge Mancera
 Verano de amor (2009)
 Morze miłości (2009) jako Guillermo Briceno
 Miłość i przeznaczenie (2011) jako Juan Jaime Mondragón

Filmy
 Tajimara (1965)
 Tirando a Gol (1965)
 La Muerte es Puntual (1965)
 Los Angeles de Puebla (1966)
 Esclava del Deseo (1968)
 No hay Cruces en el Mar (1968)
 Corona de Lagrimas, (1968)
 5 de Chocolate y 1 de Fresa) (1968)
 El Club de los Suicidas (1968)
 Los Problemas de Mama (1970)
 Mision Cumplida (1970)
 La Montaña Sagrada (1973)
 El Manantial del Molagro (1974)
 Ven Conmigo (1975)
 De Todos Modos, Juan te Llamas! (1978)
 Noche de Juerga (1979)
 Misterio (1980)
 Dos y Dos, Cinco (1980)
 Mentiras (1986)
 Victoria (1987) jako Jose Eduardo

Linki zewnętrzne

Ludzie urodzeni w mieście Meksyk
Meksykańscy aktorzy filmowi
Meksykańscy aktorzy telewizyjni
Meksykanie pochodzenia hiszpańskiego
Urodzeni w 1943


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<?php

namespace Oro\Bundle\EmailBundle\Controller\Api\Rest;

use FOS\RestBundle\Controller\Annotations\NamePrefix;
use FOS\RestBundle\Controller\Annotations\RouteResource;
use FOS\RestBundle\Controller\Annotations\QueryParam;
use FOS\RestBundle\Controller\Annotations\Get;
use FOS\RestBundle\Util\Codes;

use Nelmio\ApiDocBundle\Annotation\ApiDoc;

use Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\Response;

use Oro\Bundle\SoapBundle\Request\Parameters\Filter\StringToArrayParameterFilter;
use Oro\Bundle\SoapBundle\Controller\Api\Rest\RestGetController;
use Oro\Bundle\EmailBundle\Entity\EmailRecipient;
use Oro\Bundle\EmailBundle\Entity\Manager\EmailActivityApiEntityManager;

/**
 * @RouteResource("email_activity_relation")
 * @NamePrefix("oro_api_")
 */
class EmailActivityController extends RestGetController
{
    /**
     * Returns the list of entities where an email found by specified filters is an activity.
     *
     * @Get("/activities/emails/relations", name="")
     *
     * @QueryParam(
     *      name="page",
     *      requirements="\d+",
     *      nullable=true,
     *      description="Page number, starting from 1. Defaults to 1."
     * )
     * @QueryParam(
     *      name="limit",
     *      requirements="\d+",
     *      nullable=true,
     *      description="Number of items per page. Defaults to 10."
     * )
     * @QueryParam(
     *     name="messageId",
     *     requirements=".+",
     *     nullable=true,
     *     description="The email 'Message-ID' attribute. One or several message ids separated by comma."
     * )
     * @QueryParam(
     *      name="from",
     *      requirements=".+",
     *      nullable=true,
     *      description="The email sender address. One or several addresses separated by comma."
     * )
     * @QueryParam(
     *      name="to",
     *      requirements=".+",
     *      nullable=true,
     *      description="The email recipient address. One or several addresses separated by comma."
     * )
     * @QueryParam(
     *      name="cc",
     *      requirements=".+",
     *      nullable=true,
     *      description="The email address of carbon copy recipient. One or several addresses separated by comma."
     * )
     * @QueryParam(
     *      name="bcc",
     *      requirements=".+",
     *      nullable=true,
     *      description="The email address of blind carbon copy recipient. One or several addresses separated by comma."
     * )
     * @QueryParam(
     *      name="subject",
     *      requirements=".+",
     *      nullable=true,
     *      description="The email subject."
     * )
     * @ApiDoc(
     *      description="Returns the list of entities where an email found by specified filters is an activity",
     *      resource=true
     * )
     *
     * @return Response
     */
    public function cgetByFiltersAction()
    {
        $manager = $this->getManager();

        $emailId = $manager->findEmailId(
            $this->getFilterCriteria(
                array_diff($this->getSupportedQueryParameters(__FUNCTION__), ['emailId']),
                [
                    'messageId' => new StringToArrayParameterFilter(),
                    'from'      => new StringToArrayParameterFilter(),
                    'to'        => new StringToArrayParameterFilter(),
                    'cc'        => new StringToArrayParameterFilter(),
                    'bcc'       => new StringToArrayParameterFilter()
                ],
                [
                    'from' => 'fromEmailAddress.email',
                    'to'   => 'toAddress.email',
                    'cc'   => 'ccAddress.email',
                    'bcc'  => 'bccAddress.email'
                ]
            ),
            [
                'fromEmailAddress' => null,
                'toRecipients'     => [
                    'join' => 'recipients'
                ],
                'toAddress'        => [
                    'join' => 'toRecipients.emailAddress'
                ],
                'ccRecipients'     => [
                    'join'      => 'recipients',
                    'condition' => 'ccRecipients.type = \'' . EmailRecipient::CC . '\''
                ],
                'ccAddress'        => [
                    'join' => 'ccRecipients.emailAddress'
                ],
                'bccRecipients'    => [
                    'join'      => 'recipients',
                    'condition' => 'bccRecipients.type = \'' . EmailRecipient::BCC . '\''
                ],
                'bccAddress'       => [
                    'join' => 'bccRecipients.emailAddress'
                ]
            ]
        );

        if ($emailId === null) {
            return $this->buildResponse('', self::ACTION_READ, ['result' => null], Codes::HTTP_NOT_FOUND);
        }

        $page     = (int)$this->getRequest()->get('page', 1);
        $limit    = (int)$this->getRequest()->get('limit', self::ITEMS_PER_PAGE);
        $criteria = $this->buildFilterCriteria(['id' => ['=', $emailId]]);

        return $this->handleGetListRequest($page, $limit, $criteria);
    }

    /**
     * Get entity manager
     *
     * @return EmailActivityApiEntityManager
     */
    public function getManager()
    {
        return $this->container->get('oro_email.manager.email_activity.api');
    }
}

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Hear Carrie Underwood's Duet With Gospel Great CeCe Winans, 'Great Is Thy Faithfulness'
Carrie Underwood's forthcoming gospel album, My Savior, includes a duet with a legend in the genre. The country star teams with gospel icon CeCe Winans for "Great Is Thy Faithfulness," released ahead of the record on Friday (Feb. 26).
Underwood and Winans trade verses in this collaboration, their voices and the accompanying piano building throughout to a crescendo as they swap lines in the final verse: "Great is Thy faithfulness! / Great is Thy faithfulness! / Morning by morning, new mercies I see / All I have needed, Thy hand hath provided / Great is Thy faithfulness! / Great is Thy faithfulness! / Great is Thy faithfulness, Lord unto me!"
Thomas O. Chisholm originally wrote "Great Is Thy Faithfulness" as a poem, in 1923. William M. Runyan composed the song's melody, after Chisholm sent him his words.
"Great Is Thy Faithfulness" is one of 13 songs Underwood recorded for her new gospel album, My Savior. Previously, Underwood shared the record's rendition of "Softly and Tenderly."
The country singer's second-straight side project -- following her 2020 Christmas album My Gift -- My Savior will begin with an instrumental. It also includes songs such as "How Great Thou Art," "The Old Rugged Cross" and "Amazing Grace." David Garcia produced the album.
My Savior is due out on March 26, in time for Easter 2021. It's Underwood's eighth studio album.
It's been three years since Underwood last released a country album, and many fans expect news of that project to come in 2021 as well, although the singer has only teased that that may be the case.
See the Top 50 Carrie Underwood Songs — Who Should Be No. 1?
Source: Hear Carrie Underwood's Duet With Gospel Great CeCe Winans, 'Great Is Thy Faithfulness'
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Here's Why Luke Combs Won the CMA for Entertainer of the Year


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//---------------------------------------------------------------------------//
//!
//! \file   MonteCarlo_DetailedAtomicRelaxationModel.cpp
//! \author Alex Robinson
//! \brief  Detailed atomic relaxation model class definition.
//!
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------//

// FRENSIE Includes
#include "MonteCarlo_DetailedAtomicRelaxationModel.hpp"
#include "Utility_ContractException.hpp"

namespace MonteCarlo{

// Default constructor
/*! \details Use this constructor with elements that do not have relaxation
 * info
 */
DetailedAtomicRelaxationModel::DetailedAtomicRelaxationModel()
{ /* ... */ }

// Constructor
DetailedAtomicRelaxationModel::DetailedAtomicRelaxationModel(
            const Teuchos::Array<Teuchos::RCP<const SubshellRelaxationModel> >&
	    subshell_relaxation_models )
{
  // Make sure that the array is valid
  //testPrecondition( subshell_reaction_models.size() > 0 );

  for( unsigned i = 0; i < subshell_relaxation_models.size(); ++i )
  {
    const Teuchos::RCP<const SubshellRelaxationModel>& model =
      subshell_relaxation_models[i];

    // Neglect duplicate models
    if( d_subshell_relaxation_models.find( model->getVacancySubshell() ) ==
	d_subshell_relaxation_models.end() )
      d_subshell_relaxation_models[model->getVacancySubshell()] = model;
  }
}

// Relax the atom
void
DetailedAtomicRelaxationModel::relaxAtom( const SubshellType vacancy_shell,
					  const ParticleState& particle,
					  ParticleBank& bank ) const
{
  // Check if the vacancy shell has relaxation data
  if( d_subshell_relaxation_models.find( vacancy_shell ) !=
      d_subshell_relaxation_models.end() )
  {
    // Recursively relax subshells
    SubshellType primary_vacancy_shell, secondary_vacancy_shell;

    const Teuchos::RCP<const SubshellRelaxationModel>& model =
      d_subshell_relaxation_models.find( vacancy_shell )->second;

    model->relaxSubshell( particle,
			  bank,
			  primary_vacancy_shell,
			  secondary_vacancy_shell );

    // Relax the new vacancy
    this->relaxAtom( primary_vacancy_shell, particle, bank );

    // Relax the secondary vacancy
    this->relaxAtom( secondary_vacancy_shell, particle, bank );
  }
}

} // end MonteCarlo namespace

//---------------------------------------------------------------------------//
// end MonteCarlo_DetailedAtomicRelaxationModel.cpp
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------//


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Technology Scan: Several technologies, while nascent, are likely to play growing roles in payments, including tokenization, EMV, NFC, beacons, and even cryptocurrencies. Also watch the progress of in-app purchases, expedited/same-day ACH, and the battle between open and closed systems (e.g. Android vs. iOS).


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Home ATP John Isner leaves competition in Auckland
John Isner leaves competition in Auckland
The tenth racket of the world, American John Isner, lost to his compatriot Taylor Fritz, who occupies the 50th line of the ATP rating, with a score of 6/7 (3), 6/7 (5) in the second round of the ASB Classic tournament.
The meeting lasted 1 hour 39 minutes. During this time, the 33-year-old Isner performed 26 aces, made a mistake four times in filing and realized one break point, and the 21-year-old Fritz filed a full twist, made two double mistakes and made one break.
Earlier in personal meetings was 2-0 in favor of John. In the quarterfinals of the competition in Auckland, Fritz will fight with Briton Cameron Norrie, who took over the Portuguese Joao Sousa with a score of 7/6 (5), 6/4.
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Andy Murray: Meeting with Sinner will be a big test for me
Hubert Hurkacz will play in the quarterfinals of the Rolex Paris Masters
Felix Auger continues to fight for the Rolex Paris Masters trophy
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Home > Inside Blog > Beeghly Campus Expansion > Akron Children's breaks ground on Beeghly campus expansion
Akron Children's breaks ground on Beeghly campus expansion
Annie Sofran, Senior Marketing & PR Specialist
Groundbreaking ceremony of the Beeghly campus expansion.
On Dec. 14, 2015, Akron Children's Hospital broke ground for an $18.6 million construction project to expand our Beeghly campus in Boardman by more than 51,000 square feet. This is the first of a 4-phase project that will span the next several years.
"When we opened the doors to Mahoning Valley's only children's hospital in 2008, we fulfilled our promise to bring high quality pediatric care closer to home. And now we are building on that promise with this expansion," said Bill Considine, Akron Children's president and CEO.
The expansion will be divided into 4 phases. It will include a 2-story addition to Building A, renovations to portions of the current building and creation of a new entrance for the Beeghly campus that will improve how families access our services at the hospital.
The first phase will add 47 exam rooms for pediatric specialty and primary care services. The services that will relocate to the new building include allergy, cardiology, gastroenterology, general surgery, genetics, neonatology, nephrology, neurology, orthopedics, physiatry, plastic and reconstructive surgery, pulmonology, sports medicine and urology. Akron Children'swill also offer a new service: sports rehabilitation.
"We are excited to begin expanding our offerings for patients," said Sharon Hrina, vice president of Akron Children's Mahoning Valley. "The goals of this expansion are to improve access for families, increase our primary care capacity, relocate specialty services from the Boardman Medical Pavilion to our Beeghly campus, build our capacity for growth, and consolidate our clinics. We have been in this community for a long time and we are happy to invest and show that Akron Children's will be here for many years to come."
Staying true to the roots of the Mahoning Valley, the interior of the building will incorporate local heritage into the design.
Funding for the project will come from the hospital's capital budget as well as philanthropic support from the community. The project is part of the Building on the Promise: Vision for our Valley's Children campaign, which gives donors the opportunity to create a legacy of caring for the children of the area's children.
To learn more about how you can contribute to Akron Children's efforts, contact JoAnn Stock at 330-746-9122.
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The BSN Healthcare Heroes Scholarship is an institutional scholarship given to students wishing to pursue a Bachelor's degree in Nursing (BSN) at Trocaire College. The scholarship awards students a lower tuition rate of $410 per credit hour for coursework prescribed within the BSN program. Students must hold their Associate's in Registered Nurse (RN) and be a licensed RN or have their license pending. Students must maintain continuous enrollment (fall/spring semesters) until the completion of the BSN degree at Trocaire College.
May not be combined with any other Trocaire College merit scholarship or discount.
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Award Amount/Year GPA Band
Board of Trustee Scholarship $2,000.00 3.00 – 4.00
Presidential Scholarship $1,500.00 2.50 – 2.99
Opportunity Scholarship $750.00 2.00 – 2.49
Undergraduate Transfer/Readmit Scholarships
Board of Trustees Scholarship
The Board of Trustees Scholarship is awarded to undergraduate students entering Trocaire College. The scholarship is based on a cumulative GPA (high school or college, whichever is most recent) of 3.0 or higher. Beginning in Fall of 2023, new freshman recipients will be awarded $2,000 annually and transfer and readmitted students will be awarded $1,750 annually. The scholarship will be awarded annually for the entirety of the recipient's selected program so long as the student maintains a GPA of 2.5 or higher and continuous enrollment. The award is prorated for part-time enrollment.
Presidential Scholarship
The Presidential Scholarship is awarded to undergraduate students entering Trocaire College. The scholarship is based on a cumulative GPA (high school or college, whichever is most recent) between 2.5 and 2.99. Beginning in Fall of 2023, new freshman recipients will be awarded $1,500 annually and transfer and readmitted students will be awarded $1,250 annually. The scholarship will be awarded annually for the entirety of the recipient's selected program so long as the student maintains a GPA of 2.5 or higher and continuous enrollment. The award is prorated for part-time enrollment.
Opportunity Scholarship
The Opportunity Scholarship is awarded to undergraduate students entering Trocaire College. The scholarship is based on a cumulative GPA (high school or college, whichever is most recent) between 2.0 and 2.49. Beginning in Fall of 2023, new freshman recipients will be awarded $750 annually and transfer and readmitted students will be awarded $500 annually. The scholarship will be awarded annually for the entirety of the recipient's selected program so long as the student maintains a GPA of 2.5 or higher and continuous enrollment. The award is prorated for part-time enrollment.
Nicholas Patterson Fund
The academic scholarships provided by the Nicholas Patterson Perpetual Fund were established under the Last Will and Testament of the late Nicholas D. Patterson. Mr. Patterson, who lived to the age of 103, was a self-educated man who during the course of his lifetime developed an admiration as well as an appreciation for those who studied hard and worked to try and achieve their goals through education and citizenship. The Patterson Fund scholarships are not intended to pay a student's entire tuition but to help lessen their financial burden. Tuition assistance may include help reducing educational costs such as purchase of books, computers, supplies etc.
Community Foundation for Greater Buffalo
Since 1924, the Community Foundation for Greater Buffalo has been awarding scholarships to students from Western New York. In 2017, the Community Foundation was one of the region's largest scholarship providers, awarding scholarships totaling $2.91 million to Western New York students.
Beginning January 1, applications are available online. Between January and March, you can submit the form online along with your grades. By April 1, all grades, submissions and financial information must be uploaded to our site. In late June, award recipients be notified.
To take advantage of our scholarships, you must be a resident of one of the eight counties of Western New York, have at least a C (2.0) average GPA and be accepted to a nonprofit accredited school for full-time, undergraduate study.
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NOTE: We advise students who want to do a heavy scholarship search to create a new email address used solely for scholarship searching since sometime these websites can send you multiple emails.
Say Yes to Education Scholarship Program
Trocaire College is pleased to participate in the Say Yes to Education Scholarship Program. The college provides a total of 12 openings for CIty of Buffalo or Charter School students to receive a tuition scholarship at the college if they meet the following conditions of the Say Yes To Education Program:
A resident in the City of Buffalo.
Continuously enrolled in a Buffalo public or charter high school from at least grades 9-12. (Or be legally designated as having refugee status on an Arrival-Departure Record (I-94) from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) or be an otherwise eligible noncitizen).
A graduate from a Buffalo public or charter school in June 2013 or later.
Enrolled as a full-time student (12 credits per semester) within one academic year after graduation.
Maintain an academic GPA of 2.0 or better.
Apply and remain eligible for financial aid each year by not defaulting on a student aid program, refusing to register for Selective Service as required by law, or are ineligible non-citizen.
Apply for the Say Yes Scholarship
Students applying to Trocaire College must complete the requirements found below by May 1, 2023 to be considered for admission under the Say Yes program:
Apply to the college using the online application found on our Apply Page (Be sure to check application box indicating your desire to be considered for the Say Yes program).
Contact Joanne Warren, Director of the Palisano Learning Center and Trocaire Opportunity Program at warrenj@trocaire.edu or at 716.827.2440.
Send high school transcripts to the College Admissions Office.
Create a Federal Student Aid ID (FSA ID). You will need to create a Federal Student Aid (FSA) ID before you will be able to access the websites for the FAFSA.
Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Ensure that you have Trocaire College's school code: 002812.
Additional Information Regarding the Say Yes to Education Program at Trocaire College
Though the Say Yes to Education Program provides tuition assistance to Buffalo Public City/Charter School graduates, it does not provide this financial assistance at private colleges like Trocaire. The Say Yes program is designed primarily for students attending public college and universities. However, Buffalo Public/ Charter School students who wish to attend a private college can receive tuition assistance based on a student's economic need and academic ability. The Say Yes to Education program verifies to the college that a student has attended a Buffalo City Public/Charter school for four academic years and graduated. Based on verification, up to 12 students can receive tuition assistance at Trocaire College. This tuition assistance is provided by the college and not by the Say Yes program. As an urban college located in the City of Buffalo, Trocaire College is committed to assisting city students and helping to build a strong community through education.
Say Yes to Education does provide a Choice Grant to those students wishing to attend a private college like Trocaire. The Choice Grant is available for those students whose family income exceeds $75,000 annually. Say Yes To Education matches up to 12 grants for the college. Choice Grants can be up to $5,000 per year based on the difference between other financial aid awards and the cost of full-time tuition. Choice grants and all other federal/state or institutional aid cannot exceed the cost of full-time undergraduate tuition.
Whether you are applying for a Say Yes to Education Tuition Assistance Scholarship or a Say Yes To Education Choice grant the process of application is the same-start at Say Yes.


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Research Area: Water systems
Prakash Kripakaran
Prakash is academic lead for the civil and structures research group at Exeter. His research interests are broadly in the design and management of civil infrastructures, such as bridges. He has significant experience in: the experimental and numerical modelling of flow and scour (erosion) around hydraulic structures such as bridge piers; the use of applied computing techniques including Building Information Modelling (BIM) for construction automation and design; the development of finite element modelling-based and data-driven strategies for interpreting measurements from bridge structural health monitoring; and the application of optimization methods for structural design problems (e.g. design of trusses and moment-resisting steel frames).
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Gemma coxon
I am a Lecturer in Hydrology within the Hydrology Group in the School of Geographical Sciences. My research focusses on understanding and predicting hydro-climatic extremes (floods and droughts) in changing environments. My expertise centres on building, applying and evaluating hydrological models for the improved simulation of water systems from local to continental scales across large samples of catchments.
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Kelly thornber
Kelly's research focuses on the global threat of antimicrobial resistance and developing more sustainable aquaculture practices, both in the UK and globally.
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Valentina Noacco
Valentina's research interests include the development of tools and workflows to transfer sensitivity analysis methods and knowledge to industrial practitioners. This knowledge transfer aims at improving the consideration of uncertainty in mathematical models used in industry. Her current project aims to transfer methods, tools and expertise on sensitivity analysis to the (re)insurance sector in order to facilitate more informed decisions about the risks being underwritten.
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Susan Conlon
Susan's research covers interdisciplinary links relating to glacial retreat and impacts on local communities in the Andes, water quality, water infrastructure, storage and conservation and natural flood management.
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Yacine Rezgui
Yacine specialises in modelling, data analytics, informatics (semantics), knowledge management; catchment and urban water management; resilience of the built environment to natural disasters; smart cities.
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Paul is a hydrologist by background, a Fellow of the American Geophysical Union and a Royal Society Wolfson Research Merit Award holder. He has widespread research interests in risk, resilience, uncertainty, governance and decision-making in relation to natural hazards and global water issues.
Benedek Plosz
Benedek's research interests include assessing the fate of trace organic chemicals in urban water systems (pharma, drug biomarkers), computational fluid dynamics of bioengineered water systems, and biogeochemical used-water resource recovery.
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Guy Howard
Guy's research interests cover the resilience of sanitation systems to climate change, decentralised treatment systems, barriers to disease transmission and burden costs, cryptosporidium genomics, water and environmental health, focus on smaller rural communities in UK and nationally, politics around transboundary rivers, and hydropower.
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Francesca Pianosi
Francesca's research interests include the application of mathematical modelling to advance the understanding and support the sustainable management of human-environment systems, and in particular water resource systems.
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Dawei Han
Dawei's research interests include real-time flood forecasting, flood risk assessment, water resources management, GIS and remote sensing, natural hazards and environmental engineering.
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Kemi Adeyeye
Kemi researches risks, opportunities and trade-offs in the urban and rural environments. Kemi's work considers a holistic view of problems and identifies best solutions to issues in terms of technology, cost, management and adaptability. Kemi's research interests include integrated design and planning, architectural technology, sustainability and resource efficiency (water) and resilience in modern and heritage contexts.
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Body ID's as woman who left hospital against medical advice
VALPARAISO, Ind. (AP) — A coroner says a body found in northwestern Indiana is that of a 42-year-old woman who had left a nearby hospital months earlier against medical advice.
Porter County Coroner Chuck Harris says there's no indication of a crime in Tammy R. Brewer's death and it's believed she died of natural causes.
The Portage woman's remains were found in September by Enbridge Pipeline employees several hundred yards from Porter Regional Hospital.
The (Northwest Indiana) Times reports that Brewer had left the Valparaiso hospital on July 3 against medical advice.
Sgt. Jamie Erow of the Porter County Sheriff's Office says no foul play is believed to be involved in Brewer's death.
Porter Regional Hospital says in a statement that federal patient privacy laws prevent it from disclosing information about a patient's care.


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by Walter Allread
Vets with a mission
This video was created in collaboration with the Community Films Foundation for Vets With a Mission. It highlights the humanitarian work they are doing in Vietnam.
Vietnam vet Chuck Ward, the group's executive director, pauses at the memorial to Newberry County war dead near VWAM's downtown headquarters. Veterans who go on missions, he says, "never expect to be appreciated like they are by the Vietnamese."
Photo by Walter Allread
Heart surgery candidate Nguyen Hoang Vinh in 2009 with Dr. David Jester. VWAM's medical director, Jester says the surgeries often give a child, teen or young adult "a chance at life, because without the operation, the individual would die."
Photo courtesy of VWAM
Dr. Timothy Stafford, Newberry optometrist, examines a patient in Vietnam.
Next year, when the 50th anniversary of the Vietnam War rolls around, a milestone of mercy and kindness will likely occur as well: Vets With A Mission will fund its 60th heart operation for Vietnamese children in 15 years. The Newberry-based international humanitarian organization is this year marking its 25th year of service to Vietnam veterans, carrying out programs and projects in Vietnam since 1989.
Executive director Chuck Ward says, "We've built over 30 medical clinics, a couple of orphanages and other facilities." The Newberry Electric Cooperative member praises local residents, including about 30 people from Newberry County who have gone to Vietnam on VWAM missions. Medical professionals, Rotary Club members and church groups have participated, he notes.
They've been joined by scores of Vietnam veterans from across America. Their experiences helping impoverished Vietnamese fill the group's website, but Ward says the untold story is how the veterans' good deeds are often repaid: "They find out that this is one of the most positive, life-changing experiences of their life. They never expected that. They expected to serve, to help the Vietnamese. They end up getting helped themselves." Some find closure, he says, or relief from troubling wartime memories.
Over its quarter century, VWAM has brought medical aid to the communist Southeast Asian nation and something else, reconciliation — "soldier to soldier, people to people, country to country," as Ward says.
Reconciliation Dinners on the trips bring together former American and Viet Cong and North Vietnamese soldiers. "Every once in a while we find out two guys were in the same place, the same day – they may have fought against one another," Ward says. "It's remarkable because you find out soldiers are the same everywhere. They're just doing their job. They just hated that they had to kill people. Sometimes people break down and cry." The warriors-turned-friends sometimes stay in touch via social media, he adds.
While it's against Vietnamese law for foreigners to proselytize citizens, Ward reminds visiting veterans that actions speak loudest: "Sometimes the only Bible people ever read is you. They'll watch you. They see how you act, what you say."
Thanks to Vets With A Mission, a message of love and peace is winning in a place of death, destruction and defeat. Ward notes that young Vietnamese eagerly vie to serve as translators and later keep in touch, curious about democracy and a better life.
"It's a great experience," he says.
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Unknown territory - On 'China Beach,' a chance encounter is prelude to VWAM trip to North Vietnam


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Unlike many of his contemporaries and forbears in the classical music world, Benjamin Britten loved writing pieces for children and amateur performers.
Saint Nicolas and A Ceremony of Carols beautifully represent this area of the composer's interest.
That a polished new recording of these works from the Hyperion label emphasizes adult and highly-trained performers over the ones championed by the composer impacts how we experience this music.
While adults continue to perform the work regularly (it has been arranged for SATB chorus by Julius Harrison) younger voices imbue it with an irresistible lightness. Accompanied by Sally Pryce's limpid-sparkling harp playing, the women of The Choir of Trinity College Cambridge sing with warmth and passion. But the heavier, vibrato-laced quality of the mature female voices fills out the filigree texture of Britten's music.
Saint Nicolas also makes use of children's voices – alongside a mixed adult chorus, a chamber orchestra and a tenor soloist. The work, which dramatically recounts legends from the titular holy man's life, was commissioned in 1948 for a school's centennial celebration and Britten scored it specifically for the resources on hand. As such, only the tenor soloist and lead instrumentalists require a high level of expertise.
The ultra professionalism of the forces involved in this recording's version of Saint Nicolas — which also include the Holst Singers, the City of London Sinfonia, the Boys of the Temple Church Choir, tenor Allan Clayton and conductor Stephen Layton — captures the work's harmonic and melodic ingenuity and narrative power.
That being said, in our increasingly fractured, specialized world, cultural events that bring performers of diverse capabilities together can play a crucial role in forging human connections. With catchy tunes that render it easy and fun for amateur singers to digest, and shifting tonalities and chromaticisms that provide plenty for professionals to chew on, Saint Nicolas represents "community music making" in its highest form. The "all-pro" recording is sonically vibrant even if it lacks this compelling ideological core.
I sang in a serious boy choir in the 60s, and I sang the Balulalow solo. My clearest memories of the choir are singing the Cermony of Carols. These days, I'm singing classic pop jazz song with ukulele and Hawaiian steel guitar.


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HANNITY: Christopher Steele Hated Trump and Was Paid 'A Ton of Money' for His Lies
Speaking during his opening monologue on 'Hannity' Tuesday night, Sean weighed-in on recent revelations that Christopher Steele was grilled by DOJ lawyers in June; facing tough questions over his debunked Trump Dossier.
"The investigation into the Deep State's abuse of power has now come full circle. Christopher Steele -who created the Russian dossier- was grilled by federal prosecutors in June. The interview lasted more than 15 hours and was conducted by lawyers that were working for the DOJ's Inspector General," said Hannity.
"Make no mistake about it, a crucial development in the IG's investigation into FISA abuse… We know for a fact that Steele's dirty dossier was unverified as a matter of fact, it was unverifiable. Even Steele admitted under oath he had no idea if any of the content was true or not," he added.
"Christopher Steele hated Donald Trump and he was being paid a ton of money," said Hannity.
Despite Congressional Democrats' non-stop efforts to ignore Robert Mueller's "No Collusion" conclusion in recent weeks; far-left legislators and members of the Deep State are still refusing to acknowledge the Steele Dossier's role in obtaining FISA warrants against US citizens.
The debunked dossier -used to surveil Trump campaign insiders during the 2016 presidential election- was deployed by top FBI officials and the Department of Justice to mislead the nation's top-secret FISA courts.
Buzzfeed first published the material back in January 2017; kick-starting a two-year obsession by the mainstream media.
"A dossier, compiled by a person who has claimed to be a former British intelligence official, alleges Russia has compromising information on Trump," posted Buzzfeed.
"The dossier, which is a collection of memos written over a period of months, includes specific, unverified, and potentially unverifiable allegations of contact between Trump aides and Russian operatives, and graphic claims of sexual acts documented by the Russians. BuzzFeed News reporters in the US and Europe have been investigating various alleged facts in the dossier but have not verified or falsified them. CNN reported Tuesday that a two-page synopsis of the report was given to President Obama and Trump," added the author.
Read the full Steele Dossier here.
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'THE ANSWER IS NO': Hannity's Reality Check for CNN's Jimmy Acosta
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Initiated by the project team and the Ministry of Culture, an open competition will be launched in Lebanon in February which aims to select 4 winners who will spend a few weeks in Venice before the opening and thus help construct the Lebanese pavilion.
A call for project, under the theme « Violence and Creation » will be open to young people between 18 and 30 years old. Whether students in Art schools or working in the art sector (music or graphic arts), they will be able to submit their creative projects. The 4 most promising projects will be selected and their authors will be able to spend 3 weeks in Venice, before the opening of the Biennale.
The jury, presided by Zad Moultaka, will announce the winners end of March.


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On our last few days in San Pedro de Atacama, we booked a couple more tours of the surrounding area. One of the tours we ended up doing was el Valle de la Luna tour, which means valley of the moon. The reason it's called that? You guessed it, it looks similar to the surface of the moon! It was just a couple kilometers away from town.
The rough terrain, sand dunes and multiple colors of the rock give the impression that you are actually on the moon. The only reason you know you are not on the moon is due to the hoards of people and tour buses all around you. Nonetheless it had some of the most interesting landscapes we had ever seen.
It's incredible how the earth almost designs itself over time. What we see now are as a result of earthquakes, volcanoes, shifting plates and even just wind! Check out these formations!
We stopped at the famous Coyote Rock to watch the sunset and get some great pics. It was both breathtaking and scary sitting on the tip of the rock overlooking the deep gorge below. It was the perfect finish to the day!
Here we are, teetering on the tip Coyote Rock. Yes, that's a giant fracture line in the rock.
The next day we had an early morning tour booked. We were told to be outside of our hostel and dressed warmly by 4:30 am. The company didn't put enough emphasis on "dress warmly" (I'll get back to that). Our van picked us up and there were a few people inside, half asleep. We eventually picked up a few more people and started the ascent to the Geysers del Tatio.
This geyser field is located at a staggering 4320 meters above sea level, amongst the highest in the world. It also has over 80 active geysers, some just tiny little boiling spurts of water coming from the ground and others up to 18 ft tall. These boiling temperatures can reach up to 185 degrees F – water boils at much lower temperatures at these high altitudes! There were rocks strategically placed around the geysers forming a path that we needed to follow. Around some of the larger geysers, a rock wall had been built for protection of the tourists. Sadly, within the last 6 months, a tourist accidentally fell into one of the larger ones (before the rock wall went up) and didn't survive.
We made sure we were really careful walking around the geysers, especially since it was just below freezing and we could not feel our extremities! We were ill prepared in our clothing choice but we had to ignore the cold and enjoy the experience. We were only freezing until the sun came up and when it did, we almost instantly felt better.
Posing in front of the "Gringo Eater" geyser – gringos are known to jump in!
Check out the rest of our pics and vids and see the variety of wildlife at these altitudes. There were also some hot springs, which by the way we did not go in… We just couldn't brave the cold!!
Llama skewers… Delicious!! Does this count as wildlife?
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Hello true Believers! We were at Tate's Comics in Ft. Lauderdale for this podcast! It's basically the hub of nerdiness in south Florida. We had a ton of fun & covered every possible topic under the yellow sun. We had a ton of fun, hope you enjoy the listen! Follow us @CosplayFame on most social media. Be sure to comment & hit whatever like button is near by. Send your cosplay to CosplayFame@gmail.com to be featured. Find out more info. on Tate's comics at: TatesComics.com @tatescomics Our Panelists today: Diana = @Krazybuthatsok Parker = @TheGabriel_Parker Alex = @Jester2539 Our Guests: Toshi = @alien_4_life Josh = @TheEpicGuy56 the Cosplay Crudes on FaceBook Intro & outro music by 8-bit Ninjas "Shiny Starship"


We are a Gas Safe registered plumbing and heating company based in Twickenham. We cover all areas within a 30 mile radius of London including Hampton, Richmond and Teddington.
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We are based in Twickenham and work throughout London and parts of Surrey.
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Ben Stark is an experienced and versatile plumbing and heating engineer with more than 15 years industry experience.
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Fancy climbing the highest peaks in Wales – Snowdon (1085m), England – Scafell Pike (978m) and Scotland – Ben Nevis (1344m) in just 24hrs! Climb around ten thousand feet and walk almost 26 miles, not to mention travelling 460 miles between the peaks! Meet incredible people along the way and gain a real sense of achievement. This is not an adventure for the faint hearted but definitely one which will impress your family and friends as well as raise money for a good cause. Please register and receive your fundraising pack or contact linda@noahsarkcharity.org for more details.
And there are many other ways you can challenge yourself. Read the inspirational story about Adrian Coles and the Cardiff to Utrecht Boys . They came up with their own challenge, so why don't you!


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More Schools Go Green: Iowa Joins the Growing List of States Moving to Green Cleaning in Public Spaces
July 17th, 2013 • BY Green Cleaning Magazine
By Grace Bell
On April 23, 2010, Chet Culver, the governor of Iowa, signed legislation that requires the state's public schools, institutions, agencies, and community colleges to follow "an environmentally preferable" cleaning program and policy. House File 823 specifies that, beginning July 12 of this year, the above state-managed institutions purchase only those cleaning products that meet the new green standards.
The first two states to pass green cleaning legislation for schools were New York in 2006 and Illinois in 2007. Two more states, Maine and Missouri, mandated green school guidelines in 2008. The movement continued to gain momentum in 2009, when four additional states passed cleaning green school bills. Those four—Conn., Hawaii, Maryland, and Nev.—have now been joined by Iowa, the first state to mandate green schools so far in 2010.


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Q: Chef: database migration not run in application recipe I am using application and application_ruby recipes. And I am defining my app like this with migrate 'true':
application 'railsapp' do
  owner 'vagrant'
  group 'vagrant'
  path '/home/vagrant/railsapp'
  revision 'master'
  repository 'git@github.com:rohshall/railsreadings.git'
  migrate true
  rails do
    bundler true
    database do
      host 'localhost'
      username mysql_connection_info[:username]
      password mysql_connection_info[:password]
      database 'railsreadings_production'
      adapter 'mysql2'
      encoding 'utf8'
    end
  end
  unicorn do
    worker_processes 2
  end
end

However, I don't see any migration running. I think it is because application_ruby removes it once it is run. However, in my case, there was a problem in database user credentials and the migration was not successful. Apart from running the migration manually, is there any way I can make it run?
ruby_block "remove_run_migrations" do
    block do
      if node.role?("#{new_resource.name}_run_migrations")
        Chef::Log.info("Migrations were run, removing role[#{new_resource.name}_run_migrations]")
        node.run_list.remove("role[#{new_resource.name}_run_migrations]")
      end
    end
end

A: I think I ran into the same issue, after declaring the migration command, it did work. So like this:
application 'railsapp' do
  owner 'vagrant'
  group 'vagrant'
  path '/home/vagrant/railsapp'
  revision 'master'
  repository 'git@github.com:rohshall/railsreadings.git'
  migrate true
  migration_command "bundle exec rake db:migrate"
  rails do
    bundler true
    database do
       host 'localhost'
       username mysql_connection_info[:username]
       password mysql_connection_info[:password]
       database 'railsreadings_production'
       adapter 'mysql2'
       encoding 'utf8'
    end
   end
  unicorn do
    worker_processes 2
  end
end

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