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Home Interviews and Features Behind the lines: Laura C. Harris talks about seeing stars in 'Silent...
Behind the lines: Laura C. Harris talks about seeing stars in 'Silent Sky' at Ford's
DC actor muses about feminism and science in Lauren Gunderson's love story about astronomy.
Ravelle Brickman
When Laura C. Harris bursts onto the stage in Silent Sky at Ford's Theatre, she is Henrietta Leavitt—hoop skirt and all—fresh out of college, brimming with confidence, and determined to find her place in the universe.
Laura C. Harris as Henrietta Leavitt in 'Silent Sky' at Ford's Theatre. Photo by Scott Suchman.
Never mind that it's 1892, and that a woman's place, as her family reminds her, is at home or in church. Nothing can keep Henrietta down on the farm—especially a farm in rural Wisconsin—when the world's most powerful observatory, newly built at Harvard, has offered her an unpaid position tracking the stars.
Henrietta could easily be the grown-up version of Wendy—meaning the modified Wendy, of the recently-produced Peter Pan and Wendy at the Shakespeare Theater last month—and that's not surprising.
Both plays were written by Lauren Gunderson, the prolific playwright known for pairing science and feminism on stage. In fact, seeing Silent Sky on the heels of Peter Pan and Wendy is like watching Never Never Land turn into the Milky Way.
Curious about the connection, I picked up the phone and called Laura C. Harris, the actor who plays Henrietta, to find out if she agreed.
"Absolutely," she laughed, as we settled in for a long conversation about the role. "To begin with, both women are feminists. And both are budding scientists. And while one is a make-believe character"—Wendy is the invention, in 1904, of J. M. Barrie—"the other is an actual historical figure."
Harris thinks it likely that both characters were inspired by the success of Marie Curie, who won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1903. (Gunderson's newest play, now playing in New York, is about the Madame herself.)
Laura C. Harris (center) with Emily Kester, Jonathan David Martin, Holly Twyford, and Nora Achrati in 'Silent Sky' at Ford's Theatre. Photo by Scott Suchman.
Like Curie, Henrietta Leavitt really existed, though most people—myself included—had never heard of her. She found 2,400 stars of varying brightness, measured them all, and proved that there were galaxies beyond our own. But she never won a Nobel, having had the misfortune to die, at age 53, four years before it was offered.
"I knew very little about science before this role," Harris admitted. "But part of the fun of working on the play has been having my mind blown—on a regular basis—by the sheer magnitude of space."
Learning the role meant coming to understand some of the thinking that underlies science. "I did a lot of research on the Internet," she said. And Seema Sueko, the director, was a tremendous help.
"Henrietta started out not knowing what she was looking for," Harris said, describing the process. "She picked a subject and studied it. Her instinct led her to believe that she was heading toward something important, but she didn't know what it was. It was only after enough time and data that she finally had her Aha! moment.
"It's a notion that's foreign to me, but it's part of the day-to-day work of scientific research," she said, pointing out that the pursuit of answers, often without the questions, has led to many scientific discoveries.
Silent Sky spans nearly 30 years, and all the characters in the play undergo tremendous change. Apart from Henrietta, there are four, beginning with her sister (Emily Kester), a gifted musician who stays in Wisconsin and plays the organ at church.
Jonathan David Martin as Peter and Laura C. Harris as Henrietta in 'Silent Sky' at Ford's Theatre. Photo by Scott Suchman.
Then there is Peter (Jonathan David Martin), the pompous but adoring male scientist, who is, at times, the voice of Harvard. Most delicious are the women with whom Henrietta works (Holly Twyford and Nora Achrati). Both are gloriously funny and totally supportive.
"The thing I love most about Silent Sky is the way it makes science accessible," Harris said. "The scope of Henrietta's work is translated into terms that anyone can understand."
There are moments of sheer radiance in the role. One is when Harris, as Henrietta, realizes that the brightness of the stars is like music, and that the universe itself is a symphony of light.
Another is when she is vindicated. There is a moment of almost cosmic joy when—toward the end of her life— Henrietta is acknowledged as a great astronomer.
Although this is her first performance at Ford's Theatre, Harris is a familiar sight in the DC theater world, where she recently appeared in the title role of The Heiress at Arena Stage. She and her husband, the actor Eric Messner, moved here in 2007. They met at Second City, where both studied improv. She is originally from Evanston, Illinois, and has a BA in theatre from Middlebury College in Vermont.
Silent Sky is a lovely tribute to women. Much of the credit, according to Harris, belongs to the playwright who has resurrected so many unsung achievements. As Nicole Hertvik put it in an interview in DCMTA a few months ago, "America can't get enough of Gunderson's feminist historical retellings." (Click here for the interview with the playwright and here for a review of Silent Sky.)
Running Time: Two hours, including one 15-minute intermission.
Silent Sky plays through February 23, 2020, at Ford's Theatre, 511 10th St NW, Washington, DC. For tickets, go online.
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Ravelle Brickman is a former New Yorker who loves DC theatre. Before moving to the Washington area, she taught writing at New York University and conducted workshops for corporate, nonprofit and government groups. She is a graduate of Smith College, where she won the Shakespeare Award. She spent most of her career in corporate communications and public affairs and is proud to be a reviewer and feature writer for DC Metro Theater Arts.
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'The Disabled Must Also Benefit from Development'
Ma Ba Tha Embraces Political Fray, Risking Election Year Sanction
Kyat Continues to Drop Amid Cash Shortages
'NC Show' in Rangoon Celebrates Four Burmese Painters
Human Rights Film Festival Returns to Rangoon for a Third Year
Mongton Dam Consultations a 'Rubber Stamp': Community Groups
Suu Kyi's Mission to China: It's Complicated
The Kachin Conflict: A Timeline
'When Will We Go Home?'
India's Modi Draws Flak for 'Despite Being a Woman' Comment About Bangladeshi PM
Chea Sim, Leader in Post-Khmer Rouge Cambodia, Dies at 82
Indonesian Nationalists Challenge Plans to Scrap Fuel Subsidies
Local Youth Mark 4th Anniversary of War in Kachin State
Shwe Mann to Facebook Users: I Would 'Like' Your Input
Behind the Ban: What is Parliament Afraid of?
UEC Says Voter List Errors Expected, Remediable
Students Rebuffed on Union Demands in Suu Kyi Meeting
Seeking Blessings from Boe Boe Gyi
Burma Deports 150 Boat People, Hundreds Soon to Follow
Rebel Armies Reconsider NCCT Resignation After Summit Olive Branch
British, Burma Chambers of Commerce Push for Increased Trade
Veteran Student Activist Named as Citizen of Burma Award Winner
Burma's SEA Games Footballers Thrash Philippines 5-1, Advance to Semis
China Cruise Ship Death Toll Exceeds 400, Victims Mourned
App Empowers Civilians to Capture Evidence of War Crimes on Smartphones
Thailand Scrambles to Boost Image on Human Trafficking
Closed for Business: Asia's Human Smugglers Go to Ground
'China is Fundamentally Very Sensitive About its Sovereignty'
Yep, It's Cool
The Irrawaddy Business Roundup (June 6, 2015)
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Investors Sought for Major Facelift of Kyimyindaing Rail Station
Life Goes On in Kachin Camps, But the Future Is Bleak
Examine 'Entire Spectrum' of Boatpeople Exodus: Bangladeshi Envoy
Media Advocates Slam Parliament Press Restrictions
Suu Kyi to Make First Visit to China
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China Controls Info, Isolates Boat Victims' Relatives
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Beauty of Arakan
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Interview with Rev. Thein Lwin, cofounder of the Myanmar Christian Fellowship for the Blind, on the challenges faced by disabled students in Burma.
By Aung Thet Htwe 10 June 2015
In the final days of eleventh grade, just a month before the matriculation exam, a life-threatening accident changed the course of Reverend Thein Lwin's life forever. While conducting an experiment in the school's laboratory, a chemical mixture exploded in his grasp, severing his left hand and blinding him in both eyes. He spent 18 months recuperating in hospital.
Despite his disabilities, he went back to school and graduated with a B.A. in philosophy in 1974, and the reverend now heads the Myanmar Christian Fellowship of the Blind, one of the eight formally recognized education institutions for the disabled in the country. The fellowship has two officially recognized schools, one in Rangoon and the other Myitkyina, with three smaller schools also operating across the two cities. The fellowship admits students of all faiths from across the country, last year admitting 149 students at its flagship school in Rangoon.
According to the 2014 census, 4.6 percent of the country's population are afflicted with various disabilities. The Irrawaddy recent paid a visit to Thein Lwin to ask about the challenges facing the fellowship and its students.
How did you come up with the idea of founding this organization?
While attending university for my master's degree. In August 1975, me and 13 others founded the organization. I was supposed to finish my thesis in 1979 but decided to turn a blind eye to it and work full-time at the organization. We started teaching six middle school students in 1979. The government schools did not allow the disabled students to continue their education after the elementary level prior to that academic year.
What difficulties did you face in the beginning?
When we founded the school, we did not have enough money to fund the full-time teachers. So we had to find volunteers. We did not have a classroom of our own. We had to teach the students in the living room of someone else's house. Sometimes when guests visited the house, we'd have to teach under the shade of a tree. That's how we went.
In the beginning, although we had a place, we had to buy rice, oil, salt, onion—just about everything, including kerosene, at the outside price. During that period, there were two prices, the cooperative price designated by the socialist government] and the outside price [the more expensive, unofficial price on goods]. We got nothing with the cooperative price because the government did not recognize us.
The government recognized the school in 1991 and our organization in 1992. After that they started providing annual funding and this year we received 109 lakh (US$10,000). It costs us around 25 lakh ($2,300) per month for food alone, excluding healthcare, clothing, learning aids and salaries for the teachers, so it's really difficult.
What difficulties are the students themselves facing?
The students face problems in coming to school because they have to travel from so far away. The teachers have to work for this job for a meager salary. The school gives them training for teaching. For students, even riding a bus is a problem. It's worse in the rain. Some people push past blind people to get on the bus and conductors jostle them when they are getting off.
What type of improvements do you think are needed in your school?
We still need the involvement of other people to help solve the problems our students face when they go to school, and to help them find employment after school. We have not been able to give necessary pre-training for their careers. We still need to work on getting the students to become more knowledgeable and educated. We only have a small library. Although we have an online library, it has not been able to achieve its potential due to the slow internet connection.
Will it be difficult for the blind to cast the vote in this year's elections?
The Union Election Commission (UEC) now understands that they will have to arrange for the disabled to be able to vote, after disability rights groups met and negotiated with them. We have prepared to go to the polling stations, show our identity cards and take anyone we like inside the station to vote on our behalf, which is legal according to the law. We no longer need the permission of the head of the polling station like before. For other members of the disabled community, the UEC will have to make plans to help them come to polling stations with wheelchairs.
Do you have any message for the government and the people of Burma?
Now that we know the number of disabled people from the census, it's important to not leave behind the disabled as we try to develop our society. We, the disabled, must also be the ones that benefit from development. The government needs to lend a hand to us and the disabled must also work for the country. That's all I would like to say.
Aung Thet Htwe The Irrawaddy


For more than a century Rosedale has been considered Toronto's most fashionable neighbourhood. It is home to many of Toronto's most prominent and wealthiest residents. Rosedale is blessed with an outstanding location. While just minutes from the major business, shopping and entertainment sections of Toronto, it is a green enclave of hills and ravines, with winding streets and towering trees.
Rosedale mansions were built between 1860 and 1930, in styles ranging from Victorian and Georgian to Tudor and Edwardian. The ageing of these homes results in some grand renovation that have been undertaken in the recent years. One fine example of such project will be a Tudor mansion at 136 Glen Road, called Glenedgar, which has been extensively renovated to the highest standards. Rosedale's estate residences sell for millions of dollars - the highest sale in 2011 was $6,725,000, but it is not unusual to see a listing with an asking price exceeding ten million.
South Rosedale is also home to a number of condominium, co-operative and co-ownership buildings. Some of the apartments in these buildings are quite affordable, and many have outstanding views. Co-operative and co-ownership buildings often don't allow dogs, and typically have only common laundry facilities, so this should be kept in mind when contemplating a purchase.
Rosedale is blessed with many ravines, with trails running through, and numerous access points throughout the neighbourhood. Rosedale Park, located off Sholfield Avenue, has a sports field, eight tennis courts, a wading pool and artificial ice rink. Community centre at 146 Crescent Road offers, for a small annual fee, sports, fitness, arts and music programs for children and adults.
Many of Rosedale houses are listed on the Toronto Historical Board's Inventory of Heritage Properties. South Rosedale and North Rosedale are Toronto's heritage conservation districts.
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De COSL Innovator is een Noors halfafzinkbaar boorplatform dat in 2011 werd gebouwd door Yantai Raffles Shipyard voor COSL. Het is gebouwd naar het GM4000-ontwerp dat bestaat uit twee pontons met elk twee kolommen met daarop het werkdek. De boortoren is gebouwd door National Oilwell Varco en Nymo. In 2015 werd de COSL Innovator getroffen door een hoge golf in de Noordzee. Er vielen enkele gewonden en een dode.

Geschiedenis

Eerste contract (2010-2015)
In 2010 verkreeg COSL een contract om met de COSL Innovator te gaan boren op het Noorse continentaal plat voor een periode van acht jaar. Op 21 oktober 2011 werd de COSL Innovator opgeleverd door de Chinese scheepsbouwer Yantai Raffles Shipyard. Op 6 juni 2012 verleende de Petroleum Safety Authority Norway toestemming om te gaan boren in het olie- en gasveld Troll. In september 2014 werd er opnieuw toestemming verleend om met de COSL Innovator te gaan boren. De reeds eerder verleende toestemming werd uitgebreid voor het aanboren van Troll put 31/2-L-22 volgens de zogenaamde controlled mud level-methode. Deze methode wordt door de Noorse oliemaatschappij Equinor in een pilotproject getest en moet leiden tot het produceren van olie uit uitgeputte bronnen.

Ongeval op de Noordzee (2015-2018)
Op 30 december 2015 werd het booreiland getroffen door een 30 meter hoge golf tijdens een storm. Er vielen drie gewonden van wie later een overleed. Voordat de golf het booreiland bereikte, was het al van de put losgekoppeld. In mei 2016 werd COSL door Noorse autoriteiten beschuldigd van het niet naleven van veiligheidsvoorschriften. In juli 2016 kwam men daarop terug nadat vraagtekens waren gezet bij de interpretatie van de voorschriften.

Na het ongeval annuleerde Equinor, toen nog Statoil geheten, het contract met COSL. Er volgde een rechtszaak die Statoil in 2018 verloor. Het bedrijf moest COSL een bedrag betalen dat kon oplopen tot kr 4 mld.

Boren op de Noordzee en de Keltische Zee (2018-heden)
Het eerste contract dat gesloten werd na het ongeval was met Lundin Norway AS, dat de COSL Innovator inhuurde voor het aanboren van put 16/4-11 in het olieveld Solveig nabij de kust van Noorwegen. Het contract werd in juli 2017 gesloten maar het duurde tot maart 2018 voordat de Noorse autoriteiten toestemming gaven. Het betrof een testboring die 110 dagen zou duren.

In 2019 werd de COSL Innovator ingehuurd om het olie- en gasveld Barryroe in de Keltische Zee aan te boren. Volgens een persbericht op 1 februari 2019 zou het boren aanvangen in het derde kwartaal van 2019.

Externe links
  COSL Innovator op de website van COSL
  COSL Innovator op MarineTraffic

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New Denial of Service Attacks Worry Security Industry
There is a new kind of denial-of-service (DoS) attack hitting the Internet these days, and it has the internet security industry very worried.
The unusually powerful attacks strike at the basic structure of the Net, exploiting the computers that manage online traffic and using them to overwhelm Web sites. The effects are similar to more traditional DoS attacks, but the newer technique by hackers is far more potent because it launches using fewer hacked computers and the ensuing attack is easily amplified to be far more overwhelming.
The new form of attacks emerged at the end of December 2005 and accelerated in January before settling down about mid-February, said VeriSign Chief Security Officer Ken Silva.
He said some 1,500 separate Internet domains have been attacked using the new method. Comparing the attacks to those in October 2002 when nine of the 13 computer "root" servers used to manage all Internet traffic were the object of a massive attack, Silva said that the new attacks were "significantly larger than what we saw in 2002, by an order of magnitude."
DNS Servers "Made to do the Attacking"
Before this new threat emerged, DoS attacks relied on a network of computers that were used to swamp servers with a deluge of seemingly legitimate network traffic. When successful, these attacks caused the victim's server to crash as it frantically tried to respond to the overwhelming number of requests. Recent DoS attacks have been used to disrupt the sites of large corporations and extort money from Web site owners.
The latest series of DoS attacks use a set of compromised computers that send out a torrent or queries; however, the difference is that those queries are sent to the domain name system (DNS) servers with a forged return address that ends up directing responses to the intended victim's servers.
Instead of the bots causing havoc, it is the DNS servers themselves that end up attacking the targeted Web sites. The DNS servers are performing their normal function as the directory service for the Internet and ensuring that requests for data are routed to the correct site. The resulting attacks, according to Silva, are therefore stronger and more difficult to stop.
Sites Swamped with Apparently Valid Traffic
Because the returned results contain significantly more information, often up to seventy three times more, than the original request, the victim's network receives thousands of fraudulent messages that amount to gigabytes of information, thus making it far more powerful than a standard DoS attack.
Although it is possible to prevent or stop DoS attacks by blocking the Internet addresses from which the attacks originate, it is not a simple process to block these new DNS attacks, said Frost & Sullivan analyst Rob Ayoub. For the most part, he said, all a business can do is carefully monitor its traffic, have benchmarks in place, check out any spikes, and limit traffic or block specific requests if it needs to.
"These are very difficult to defend against because of the unique method of attack," he said. "Attacking the basic infrastructure we all rely upon is what has made the attacks more effective." However, Ayoub suggested, companies responsible for the DNS servers can reconfigure them to circumvent some of the issues that give rise to the new breed of attack.
"This solution is done manually and is very time-consuming," Ayoub pointed out. "DNS servers are something people don't want to mess with because they control whether people can get to sites on the internet."
A DNS Server in lay terms takes your request to visit (eg) complianceandprivacy.com, and points it at the IP address where that site resides. It's pretty much like an automated, interactive phone book. Without them the internet would be a set of unmemorable numbers, not memorable (or otherwise!) domain names.
Internet users and business owners will see more of these types of attacks, Ayoub predicted, due to the relative ease with which they can be executed. But Ayoub did point out that the attacks might end up having a positive effect on the Internet by forcing engineers to go back and look at some of the basic elements of the Net. The recent spate of attacks, said Ayoub, highlight the fact that the Internet was not designed with security in mind.
Internet Was Never Designed for Security
"We rely on the Internet for so many things and it really wasn't designed for security," Ayoub said. "We will have to get people smarter than us together to change things, and, unfortunately, that probably won't happen until there are more attacks and things get much worse."


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Q: MongoDB Nesting or Splitting Best Practices I wanted to know if anyone knew if you can over use embedding on MongoDB. Not saying something like 100 levels deep, in my application my average document size can get pretty large, simple tests have shown documents of 177kb.
The application is for logging, so for example I take the Apache access log and get lots of things from it like a list of all the pages that were called, a lit of all the IP address and so on. And these are done by minute.
It is unlikely that that I would ever have a document that was at the MongoDB document size limit, but wanted to know if I keep each of the sub lists as there own document, would that make for better performance regarding, returning subset information (querying for all the IP addresses that took place over 5 minutes).
When I run the query I filter to only show the IP addresses, am I wasting the databases performance if I group each minute into one document, or am I wasting it if I split each list into its own document?

A: You want to structure your collections and documents in a way that reflects how you intend to use the data. If you're going to do a lot of complex queries, especially with subdocuments, you might find it easier to split your documents up into separate collections. An example of this would be splitting comments from blog posts.
Your comments could be stored as an array of subdocuments:
# Example post document with comment subdocuments
{
    title: 'How to Mongo!'
    content: 'So I want to talk about MongoDB.',
    comments: [
        {
            author: 'Renold',
            content: 'This post, it's amazing.'
        },
        ...
    ]
}

This might cause problems, though, if you want to do complex queries on just comments (e.g. picking the most recent comments from all posts or getting all comments by one author.) If you plan on making these complex queries, you'd be better off creating two collections: one for comments and the other for posts.
# Example post document with "ForeignKeys" to comment documents
{
    _id: ObjectId("50c21579c5f2c80000000000"),
    title: 'How to Mongo!',
    content: 'So I want to talk about MongoDB.',
    comments: [
        ObjectId("50c21579c5f2c80000000001"),
        ObjectId("50c21579c5f2c80000000002"),
        ...
    ]
}

# Example comment document with a "ForeignKey" to a post document
{
    _id: ObjectId("50c21579c5f2c80000000001"),
    post_id: ObjectId("50c21579c5f2c80000000000"),
    title: 'Renold',
    content: 'This post, it's amazing.'
}

This is similar to how you'd store "ForeignKeys" in a relational database. Normalizing your documents like this makes for querying both comments and posts easy. Also, since you're breaking up your documents, each document will take up less memory. The trade-off, though, is you have to maintain the ObjectId references whenever there's a change to either document (e.g. when you insert/update/delete a comment or post.) And since there are no event hooks in Mongo, you have to do all this maintenance in your application.
On the other-hand, if you don't plan on doing any complex queries on a document's subdocuments, you might benefit from storing monolithic objects. For instance, a user's preferences isn't something you're likely to make queries for:
# Example user document with address subdocument
{
    ObjectId("50c21579c5f2c800000000421"),
    name: 'Howard',
    password: 'naughtysecret',
    address: {
        state: 'FL',
        city: 'Gainesville',
        zip: 32608
    }
}

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The Circus – piąty album brytyjskiej formacji Take That wydany 1 grudnia 2008.

Lista utworów
 "The Garden" – 5:08 Śpiew : Mark Owen, Jason Orange, Howard Donald
 "Greatest Day" : Gary Barlow (Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, Jason Orange, Mark Owen) – 4:01
 "Hello" – 3:31 : Mark Owen
 "Said It All" – 4:16 : Gary Barlow, Mark Owen (częściowo)
 "Julie" – 3:53 : Mark Owen
 "The Circus" – 3:34 : Gary Barlow
 "How Did It Come to This" – 3:11 : Jason Orange, Howard Donald (częściowo)
 "Up All Night" – 3:25 : Mark Owen
 "What Is Love" – 3:28 : Howard Donald
 "You" – 4:13 : Gary Barlow
 "Hold Up A Light" – 4.17 : Mark Owen
 "Here" – 4:27 : Howard Donald
 "She Said" (ukryty utwór) – 2.33 : Gary Barlow

Single
1. "Greatest Day"
 Wydany 24 listopada 2008
2. "Up all night"

 Wydany 2 marca 2009

3. "The Garden"

 Wydany 20 marca 2009

4. "Said it all"

 Wydany 15 czerwca 2009

Sprzedaż oraz listy przebojów
Na rynku Wielkiej Brytanii album znalazł 306,000 nabywców (platynowa płyta) już w pierwszych czterech dniach sprzedaży, co czyni album The Circus najszybciej sprzedającym się albumem roku i jednym z najszybszych w historii brytyjskich notowań. Album już w pierwszym tygodniu po premierze osiągnął pozycję nr. 1 na brytyjskiej UK Singles Chart, dnia 7 grudnia 2008 roku wraz z ogólną sprzedażą sięgającą 3 miejsca w historii UK – 432,490 kopii.

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Man killed after pleading with teen gunman, 'I'm with my kids'
Posted 3:45 PM, June 9, 2017, by Tribune Media Wire, Updated at 04:13PM, June 9, 2017
CHICAGO — "I'm with my kids."
Those were a man's last words before being shot in the head by two teens Thursday afternoon in the Brighton Park neighborhood of Chicago.
The Chicago Tribune reports that the 25 year-old man was talking to his girlfriend and kids through a van window when two teens strolled up beside the vehicle. Police and multiple witnesses said the teens asked the man what he was "about" or what gang he belonged to.
After telling the two, "I'm with my kids," one teen turned to the other ordering him to shoot.
The man again implored, "I'm with my kids," his girlfriend echoing the same plea, "He's with his kids."
The teen took out a pistol and shot the man in the forehead. After the man dropped to the ground the teen stood over him and shot him twice more in the chest, according to police.
A neighbor ran outside to see what had happened, and after finding the man unresponsive, walked back home.
The man's two kids, a 2-year-old and a 5-month-old, were rushed inside by their aunt. According to the aunt, the 2-year-old screamed and cried for over an hour.
The girlfriend was crying at her boyfriend's side when paramedics came and rushed the man to the hospital, where he later died.
This shooting adds to the increasing violence that Chicago neighborhoods like this one have become accustomed to. Many neighbors shared their concerns with the Tribune.
"Everybody is scared," said the man who first attended to the victim, "Nobody on this block is going to let their kids go outside unless they're outside with them, and they're not going to let them out of their sight."
"Either you have your kid in the house, or you let them go outside and they join a gang," neighbor Olivia said. "We kept ours in the house."
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Home Achievers Students, Professor Receive Nominations for Nashville Technology Council Awards
Students, Professor Receive Nominations for Nashville Technology Council Awards
Seniors Michelle Ward and Trevor Hinesley were among three finalists for the Nashville Technology Council's Technology Student of the Year at the NTC's Technology Awards Gala on Oct. 23. The Technology Student of the Year Award is given to an outstanding college student who embraces new technologies both inside and outside of the classroom.
For the past three years, Belmont University students have won the NTC Tech Student of the Year award. This year's winner, a Vanderbilt student, received a custom Gibson guitar along with a cash prize and a brand new laptop courtesy of the award sponsor, Hewlett-Packard.
"It was a really fun event and it felt great to represent Belmont," said Michelle Ward. "Trevor and I were still honored and we both received new laptops."
Ward has held a number of jobs and internships and become involved in several organizations since coming to Belmont. She manages blogs Student FYI and Life Under the Tower, works in the Fitness and Recreation Center and is involved the Public Relations Student Society of America, all while maintaining a GPA that has kept her on the Dean's List since her freshman year. Ward said she would like to "use technology to make a difference in the lives of others."
Hinesley is a Computer Science and Audio Engineering double major who has landed some great internships while playing in a band and serving as president of his fraternity, Phi Delta Theta. He has recently worked as a Ruby on Rails Developer at Intero. His employers offered the following about his work at Intero, "Trevor adapted to the work, the process and the environment at Intero so well that he transitioned into one of our main assets in the development department in record time. There is no challenge that he has not overcome with both speed and grace. Trevor brings a level of excellence with him far beyond his years and we will be seeing many wonderful things from him in the years to come."
Glenn Acree, mathematics professor and director of Pathways to Science, Technology and Mathematics at Belmont University, was a finalist for the Nashville Technology Council (NTC) Tech Educator of the Year award also presented at the NTC 2012 Technology Awards Gala. Acree has served as a member of the Executive Committee of the Board of Directors of Nashville Technology Council for six years.
Belmont Hosts Women in Workplace Breakfast, Forum
Paul Chenoweth - September 7, 2012
Belmont University's Office of Community Relations and Center for Executive Education (CEE) hosted the Middle Tennessee Diversity Forum's Women in the Workplace Awards and...
Alumna Lutz Joins Bone McAllester Norton's Nashville Office
Brown-Gaines Receives Nashville Emerging Leader's Education Award
Three Graduates Inducted into National Physical Therapy Student Honor Society
Alumna Wins National Flute Association Competition


This is an important time to have visited Mexico and to have visited one of its highly regarded universities, Tecnológico de Monterrey. Tec & Yale have had a long healthy relationship. Both universities host student exchanges, Tec administrators have participated in YaleGALE @ Yale, and education & research collaboration continues to be part of the two universities relationship.
This exchange has been unique due to the focus on sessions with current students, who shared the volunteering programs they have been developing for their communities. Their students were very excited to present and have discussion with our delegation of Yale Alumni Volunteer Leaders.
We visited three UNESCO World Heritage Sites, and other places of interest documenting the rich and diverse cultural heritage of the country – and were also able so sample a variety of traditional Mexican cuisine which UNESCO has also designated as a cultural treasure. YaleGALE participants found these experiences marvelous and entrancing, enriching our understanding of the country and our university exchanges.
It was an interesting time to be in Mexico. Our hosts were gracious, as well as diplomatic, and we can't thank them enough. But we are most appreciative of the dedication and spirit of adventure among our volunteers. The people we encounter abroad are always both astounded and inspired by their commitment.


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Have you ever met this situation: you sent her the sweetest and smoothest line but she still did not reply or reply not much? So, what's wrong with you?
Sometimes the behaviors of a girl in real life could be dramatically different from how she behaves via texts. Even when she seems to like you, she may go completely silent through text. This could be frustrating for some guys if they do not understand the real reasons behind those behaviors.
Some of the reasons might mean that she does not like you back, and others might be entirely unrelated to how she really feels about you. So, if you are wondering what are possible reasons why she doesn't respond to your texts, then do not skip the following check list. This article made by Wikiyeah.com will show you some reasons why she hasn't been answering you. Take a look!
Well, this might be among the most common reasons why she doesn't respond to your texts. Some girls often intentionally play hard to get with guys, especially in the first stages of their relationship. They do so because they do not want to come across too easily. They want men to show off some attempt or they may want you to not give up easily. In such case, you had better send her at least one text which is really clever and sweet every day, and add a polite and subtle invitation for an upcoming date. You should give enough effort to merit at least one short response from her, right?
Well, this reason might not be possible much, but in my opinions, it still counts the case. It can really be that she dropped her mobile phone and does not have any other one available to respond to your text messages. To solve this problem, you can send her a Facebook message or ask her friends to help her receive the messages.
This may be not the reason you want to think of in regard to reasons why she doesn't respond to your texts. But, be realistic she may not be the girl for you. Maybe, she likes someone else or you did not make her fall for you. Even when you had an interesting conversation with her, it does not necessarily mean that you are her choice.
In this case, it might be wise to wait several days and see what will happen; perhaps, she will text you more. But, if not, you should move on. Remember, there are plenty of fish in the sea.
She is a girl, but it does not mean that she is not busy with her work. Even when a girl likes to go to the bar and flirt with guys, it still does not mean that they are really ready for a new relationship, or that they want to text with you frequently.
To make sure that if you are in such case or not, a good idea is to keep looking and not spend a large amount of time on waiting her.


Animal testing can be defined as the process of using animals in experiments.
The author of the second article, "Of Mice Or Men, The Problems with Animal Testing" believes that there is no problem with animal testing, but the only problem is the result which is not applicable to humans. He gives an example from an experiment done on some men. In the experiment, they are injected with tiny doses of TGN1412; the same doses given to some animals. Those animals do not have any ill effects but for the men, they writhe on the floor after a couple of minutes being injected. Some of them suffered permanent organ damage, and one man's head swelled up so horribly that British tabloids refer to the case as the "elephant man trial." This shows that animal testing does not necessarily bring benefit to humans. Moreover, the writer also suggests that new design in animal testing is needed such as the scientists can use transgenic mice with genes knocked out, inserted, or imported from the human genome. Instead of making more animal to suffer because of the unknown result or effect, this way can helps to give a better result since human genome is used. In addition, the writers also include many examples and data to support his argument in this article. He brings them from the Health and Environmental Science Institute, Frederick Banting and Charles Best's diabetic dogs, and Bureau of Mines' George A. Burrell. Those data and examples are able to support and explain more upon the issues presented.


Wednesday I took my mom to the California Poppy Reserve and the surrounding area. It was cold and windy. Poppies tend to not open up when is cold and windy so while there were many fields of poppies, and the sun was unobstructed by clouds; not too many poppies were open. I did take several pictures anyway (I drove all that way) and posted a few here.
While I was appreciating all the flowers, two C-130's flew over.
Hey John...I didn't see any of this when I was in California.


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The English Common Reader: A Social History of the Mass Reading Public, 1800-1900 (second edition; Columbus, OH: Ohio State University Press, c1998), by Richard D. Altick, contrib. by Jonathan Rose (PDF at Ohio State)
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Pegasus in Harness: Victorian Publishing and W. M. Thackeray (1992), by Peter L. Shillingsburg (HTML at Victorian Web)
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Annals of a Publishing House: William Blackwood and His Sons, Their Magazine and Friends (3 volumes; Edinburgh and London: W. Blackwood and Sons, 1897-1898), by Mrs. Oliphant and Gerald Porter
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Literary Coteries and the Making of Modern Print Culture, 1740-1790 (Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press, c2016), by Betty A. Schellenberg
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Passages of a Working Life During Half a Century (based on the 1864-1865 Bradbury and Evans edition, with annotated names; 2012), by Charles Knight, ed. by David Hill Radcliffe (HTML at vt.edu)
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A Transcript of the Registers of the Company of Stationers of London, 1554-1640, A. D. (5 volumes; London (last volume Birmingham): Privately printed, 1875-1894), by Stationers' Company (London, England), ed. by Edward Arber
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The History of England During the Thirty Years' Peace, 1816-1846 (2 volumes; London: Charles Knight, 1849-1850), by Harriet Martineau
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The History of England From the Commencement of the XIXth Century to the Crimean War (4 volumes; Philadelphia: Porter and Coates, c1864), by Harriet Martineau
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History of the Peace: Being a History of England from 1816 to 1854, With an Introduction, 1800 to 1815 (4 volumes; 1865-1866), by Harriet Martineau
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Memories of Forty-Eight Years' Service (New York: E. P. Dutton and Co., 1925), by Horace Smith-Dorrien (page images at HathiTrust)
Kitchener in His Own Words (London: T. F. Unwin, c1917), by Lord Kitchener, ed. by James Bacon Rye and Horace George Groser (multiple formats at archive.org)
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The Naval History of Great Britain, From the Declaration of War by France in 1793 to the Accession of George IV (new edition with additions and notes bringing the work down to 1827; 6 volumes; London: R. Bentley and Son, 1886), by William James
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The Life of Nelson, the Embodiment of the Sea Power of Great Britain (2 volumes; London: Sampson Low, Marston and Company, 1897), by A. T. Mahan
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Prisoners of War in France: Being the Adventures of John Tregerthen Short and Thomas Williams, of St. Ives, Cornwall (London: Duckworth and Co., 1914), by John Tregerthen Short and Thomas Williams, ed. by Edward Hain (multiple formats at archive.org)
Selections From the Correspondence of Admiral John Markham During the Years 1801-4 and 1806-7 (London: Printed for the Navy Records Society, 1904), by John Markham, ed. by Clements R. Markham (multiple formats at archive.org)
Types of Naval Officers, Drawn from the History of the British Navy , by A. T. Mahan (Gutenberg text and illustrated HTML)
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Victorian Freaks: The Social Context of Freakery in Britain (Columbus, OH: Ohio State University Press, 2008), ed. by Marlene Tromp (PDF at Ohio State)
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The Sanitary Arts: Aesthetic Culture and the Victorian Cleanliness Campaigns (Columbus, OH: Ohio State University Press, c2014), by Eileen Cleere (PDF with commentary at Ohio State)
The Woman Painter in Victorian Literature (Columbus, OH: Ohio State University Press, c2008), by Antonia Jacqueline Losano (PDF at Ohio State)
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Victorian Art Criticism and the Woman Writer (Columbus, OH: Ohio State University Press, c2013), by John Paul M. Kanwit (PDF at Ohio State)
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Scenes of Sympathy: Identity and Representation in Victorian Fiction (Ithaca, NY and London: Cornell University Press, c2000), by Audrey Jaffe (PDF and EPub with commentary at Cornell Open)
The Orphaned Imagination: Melancholy and Commodity Culture in English Romanticism (Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 1998), by Guinn Batten (page images at HathiTrust)
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Masked Atheism: Catholicism and the Secular Victorian Home (Columbus, OH: Ohio State University Press, c2008), by Maria LaMonaca (PDF at Ohio State)
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The Lion and the Cross: Early Christianity in Victorian Novels (Columbus, OH: Ohio State University Press, c2009), by Royal W. Rhodes (PDF at Ohio State)
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Crime in Verse: the Poetics of Murder in the Victorian Era (Columbus, OH: Ohio State University Press, c2008), by Ellen L. O'Brien (PDF at Ohio State)
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Certain Other Countries: Homicide, Gender, and National Identity in Late Nineteenth-Century England, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales (Columbus, OH: Ohio State University Press, c2007), by Carolyn Conley (PDF at Ohio State)
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Toward a Working-Class Canon: Literary Criticism in British Working-Class Periodicals, 1816-1858 (Columbus, OH: Ohio State University Press, c1994), by Paul Thomas Murphy (PDF files with commentary at Ohio State Press)
Coleridge's Biographia Literaria: Text and Meaning (Columbus, OH: Ohio State University Press, c1989), by Frederick Burwick (PDF at Ohio State)
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I graduated from Ohio Northern University in 2004 with a BSME. I started my career in Aerospace, designing heat exchangers, pumps, and liquid cooling systems for commercial and military aircraft. After several years of management, I came to Marathon for a new experience. My background in fluid dynamics, heat transfer, and computational analysis is a perfect fit for managing pipeline leak detection models.
Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with my three children, Aubrey (7), Zachary (5), and Carter (1), and my beautiful wife of 14 years, Andrea.


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SPENCERPORT, N.Y. (WHEC) — In the late 90's, the Rochester Rhinos won cup after cup, beating MLS teams along the way and capturing the sports scene in Rochester.
At the front of that team was leading scorer Doug Miller, who seemed to have a flare for the dramatic. But these days he's going from player to coach, because next fall Doug Miller will become the head coach of a new men's soccer program at Bryant & Stratton.
"They always say if you're not learning, you're not living, and this will be a learning experience for me," said Miller.
Right now the former star on the field is hitting the recruiting trail, looking for kids from the Rochester area to join his team- his alma mater in fact. Miller earned a degree from Bryant & Stratton in 2000.
"I provide that opportunity, that pathway for kids to understand this is an option for them to be really successful," said Miller.
While he fully intends to compete and win on the field, the once-fiery player is presenting a well-rounded approach to his goals for his future team.
"We offer a lot at our facility, but it's an opportunity that opens kids' eyes, that Bryant & Stratton can give them an education."
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Doug Miller is currently building his recruiting class and will start play in the fall of 2020. The team will play and practice at Glacier Ridge Sports Park in Spencerport and those interested in joining Miller's team are invited to apply on the school's website.
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Shockingly, half of all kids are bullied. And at least half of all kids should bear the name "Bully." We know that bullying goes on all the time among students, thanks to the media, but what's happening on the home front? A far bigger story is to be told.
For example, the child who refuses to get ready in the morning and constantly makes her siblings anxious and late for school is involved in bullying behavior. Likewise is the child who goes into her sister's room and simply helps herself to whatever article of clothing she chooses, despite the fact that she's been told repeatedly to stop.
Then there's 11-year-old Dan, who hides his sister's hair dryer and toothbrush to get a reaction out of her. And whenever he walks by his younger brother, he gives him a punch in the arm. And he forever is grabbing the remote and switching channels on his siblings.
Parents may be annoyed regarding these behaviors because of the ruckus they create in the family. Rarely however do parents think of these behaviors as bullying. But they are!
What I tell parents: if one child constantly reacts negatively to another child's actions, instead of focusing your attention on the child who is reacting, take a look at what she's reacting to. She may be prey to a bully as opposed to falling into the category of, "kids will be kids" or "he's just kidding" or "he's younger than you." These statements rescue the bully and are excuses for bad behavior. Worse, such excuses contribute to encouraging one of your children to bully another.
Parents also fall prey to children who bully. A child who simply can't accept the answer "No" and keeps pushing and nagging, twenty, thirty forty times until the parent caves is a bully.
If 14-year-old Jessica is reprimanded for anything, she punishes her parents by refusing to talk with them. She's been known to carry on this behavior for several days. She also decides when she's ready for bed. No amount of telling her to go to bed has an effect. You might say, "This kid does what she damn well pleases." Once when told she couldn't go out with friends, she jumped out of the second story window and joined them.
Anytime a child repeatedly intimidates, threatens, scares, frightens, browbeats, coerces, terrorizes, or tries to lord their power over another family member, be it a parent or a younger or older sibling, they are bullying. Or calling like it is, that child is a bully. Other bullying behaviors in families: name-calling, hitting, pushing, refusing to let another pass, purposely embarrassing, making faces, and taking and breaking other family members' things.
So how do you get a bullying child to stop?
The first step is to name it. Call it like it is. Most kids do not think of themselves or their behavior as bullying. Example, "You are being a bully. Stop." (Don't tell him he is acting like a bully. This sugar coats his behavior. He is a bully).
The second step is to isolate the bully from the rest of the family. For example, if at a restaurant and your 9-year old keeps kicking his sister under the table after you've told him to cease, tell him he is a bully and take him to the car. No offering dinner afterward. Bummer for a parent but it's imperative that parents protect all of their children. You protect the child who is being kicked and you help the bully to stop this behavior.
If you have a child that constantly badgers you, never ever give in because if you do, you reinforce this behavior. You as a parent have to show more grit than your child. I once had one of our boys stand in the corner. I think he was about nine at the time. He told me he was going to stand all night. In my head I thought, Well, I will sit at the table all night knowing that he would get more tired standing than me sitting. In the end he caved and apologized. Translated: we were both winners.
Do keep in mind. Bullies are not born. Bullies are made because their behavior is not checked. Some kids are more difficult than others (heaven help those parents) but no child should be permitted to intimidate or be allowed to grow into a bully.
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