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CHSE Overview
Higher Education and Student Affairs Spotlight
RISE in the News
The University of Maryland, College Park and Bowie State University's Research Institute for Scholars in Education program provides under represented or disadvantaged undergraduates with one year of paid research and career development training in language or literacy.
To be eligible for this program, you must be an undergraduate at the University of Maryland College Park, or Bowie State University. The overall aim is to increase diversity in the pool of individuals who pursue doctoral studies in fields such as Education, Cognitive Psychology, Educational Psychology, Human Development, Speech Language Pathology, Special Education, Linguistics, or Audiology to broaden the focus of existing research related to language and literacy.
Project RISE is funded by the US Department of Education's Institute for Education Sciences (IES) for 5 years. The program admits 12 new Fellows each year and provides research-skills training and career development mentoring for students.
The elements of the yearlong fellowship experience include: (1) paid full-time, 8-week summer research seminar at UMCP; (2) paid full-time, 2 week winter seminar at BSU; (3) immersion in high-quality quantitative, qualitative, and mixed methods language or literacy research conducted by Education and Hearing and Speech faculty at UMCP; (4) Sustained academic and career development support by Education and Counseling faculty at BSU (5) assistance in applying for graduate programs; and, (6) Peer mentoring from graduate students at both campuses.
Applications for 2020-21 RISE Fellowships - priority deadline December 2019, open until filled.
The Specific Aims of the RISE Program are to:
Increase knowledge of innovative research on language and literacy
Enhance research skills and experience necessary to be competitive graduate school applicants in education-related disciplines
Enhance awareness of the process, practice, and ethics underlying scientific research
Prepare trainees for graduate school and a research career in education-related disciplines
Provide high-quality mentoring
Rise application instructions
RISE application document
The University of Maryland College of Education and Bowie State University received a $1.1 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education's Institute of Education Sciences to train undergraduate students from underrepresented populations for doctoral study. Designed to increase diversity in education research, students in the Research Institute for Scholars in Education (RISE) training program will receive research mentoring on language and literacy topics from UMD faculty, while receiving academic mentoring from BSU faculty.
The program is led by Shenika Hankerson, a University of Maryland education professor, and William Drakeford, a Bowie State University education professor. It will allow 48 undergraduate student fellows over the next five years to work on research related to language and literacy alongside faculty mentors. Undergraduate juniors from underrepresented backgrounds, including racial minorities, students with financial needs and students with disabilities, will be selected for RISE.
Photo of RISE students 2019 at the completion of RISE Summer Academy
RISE Directors
Dr. Shenika Hankerson
sdhanker@umd.edu
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Dr. William Drakeford
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RISE Coordinators
Dr. Carolyn Fink
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Dr. Sean Coleman
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The Denton criminal offense rate has gradually increased over the last a number of years. In 2010, it was taped that the violent crime rate was 10% higher than he nationwide average, and the poverty criminal activity rate was about 25% higher than the national average. In 2013, Denton had a state population of about 2,900,000, and a year-to-date combined total of 124,424 violent and property criminal offenses committed. This comes out to an average of 42 criminal offenses per 1,000 citizens. For this reason, proficient 911 dispatchers are always in need.
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"Tarantula" / "Fasten Your Seatbelt" is the fourth single by Australian drum and bass band Pendulum. It was released on 27 June 2005 by independent label Breakbeat Kaos and was their second release with the label. While "Fasten Your Seatbelt" features production from The Freestylers, "Tarantula" features production from Fresh and vocals from $pyda, together with Tenor Fly from The Freestylers. It peaked number 60 on the UK Singles Chart. Both songs were included on the CD release of Hold Your Colour a month later. "Fasten Your Seatbelt" samples a line from Spider-Man 2 where Doctor Octopus is firing up the fusion reactor for the first time ("Ladies and gentlemen, fasten your seatbelts"), as well as the sound the reactor made when it was being primed.

Background
The song sampled a segment from the Discovery Channel series The World's Most Feared Animals. This sample was reused in Centipede.

Track listing
These are the major formats and associated track listings of single releases of "Tarantula" / "Fasten Your Seatbelts". Both tracks were written and produced by Rob Swire.

12-inch vinyl single, picture disc

A. "Tarantula" – 5:31
AA. "Fasten Your Seatbelt" – 6:38

CD single

 "Tarantula"  – 3:25
 "Fasten Your Seatbelt" – 6:38
 "Tarantula"  – 3:53

Personnel
The following people contributed to "Tarantula" / "Fasten Your Seatbelt".

Pendulum

 Rob Swire – songwriting, production, synthesiser
 Gareth McGrillen – songwriting and production on "Tarantula"

Other contributors
 Dan "Fresh" Stein – songwriting and production on "Tarantula"
 Colin "$pyda" Griffith – vocals on "Tarantula"
 Jack Adams – mastering

The Freestylers
 Matt Cantor – songwriting and additional production on "Fasten Your Seatbelt"
 Aston Harvey – songwriting and additional production on "Fasten Your Seatbelt"
 Jonathan "Tenor Fly" Sutter – vocals on "Tarantula"

Charts
"Tarantula" / "Fasten Your Seatbelt" entered the UK Singles Chart on week 27, 2005. It peaked at number 60 before dropping out a week later.

In other media
"Tarantula" can be heard in the episode seven, series two of Skins when Effy, Tony and Pandora enter to the club followed by Sid's artistic scene. It is also featured in the soundtrack for the 2008 PS3 Racing game, MotorStorm: Pacific Rift. "Fasten Your Seatbelts" was played during Season 2 Episode 6 of Ideal during Moz's party.

References

2005 singles
Songs written by Rob Swire
Pendulum (drum and bass band) songs
2005 songs
Song recordings produced by DJ Fresh
Songs written by DJ Fresh

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Q: Cosmos DB query for null array like [null] object is present I need to query from CosmosDB for items that has a null array of data like a [null].
I tried query like this query SELECT TOP 1 c.id from c where ARRAY_CONTAINS(c.data1, [[null]], true). My intent is to query something like this.
SELECT TOP 1 c.id from c where ARRAY_CONTAINS(c.data1, [[null]], true)
NO result is returned for the above query.

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            "TypeC": "C",
            "Id": 378,
            "R": false,
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            "KVal": "2",
            "IsGreen": false
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            "R": "",
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A: I think i get your intention. Let us say, your data maybe like this:
{
    "id": "48259",
    "data": [
        [
            {
                "Elements": [
                    {
                        "QS": "",
                        "TypeC": "C",
                        "Id": 378,
                        "R": false,
                        "KTime": "0",
                        "AllKVal": "",
                        "KVal": "2",
                        "IsGreen": false
                    }
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            }
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                "Elements": [
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                        "QS": "",
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data array has element is entire null array:

or has element contains null value and other values.

If so,you could use join in your sql to deal with both of them.
SELECT distinct c.id from c
join data in c.data
where ARRAY_CONTAINS(c.data,[null],true)
or ARRAY_CONTAINS(data,[null],true)

Output:

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"Tell Lord Tywin winter is coming for him. Twenty thousand northerners marching south to find out if he really does sh*t gold."
It's pretty striking at this point, given how the show has spoiled us with powerful endings, that we have one that ends on the very benign note of Sansa promising her father to confess, especially since this was one of the more eventful episodes of the series so far. Whereas in the novels I found Sansa annoyingly stupid and couldn't wait for her chapters to end (unless the Hound was lingering; I liked the Hound), I'm actually feeling slightly sympathetic towards her on the screen.
Back in the North, Robb finally gets some screen time! Granted he really hasn't had much to do up until this point. And they finally show Rickon Stark... I'm pretty sure this is the first time the character has been on screen. Even further North, the Jon Snow finally gets interesting. Ned getting captured has really woken up the entire Stark family, and I hadn't even gotten to Arya.
Although when you think of Arya in this episode, in this case you end up going back to Syrio, the first painful-to-the-viewer death in the series. Syrio was not at all what I would have pictured... I think he was probably cast for his charm; I think he was successful in making you instantly like and trust the character, and that's important when you only have a few minutes of screentime before a death that you want to mean something.
The character of Khal Drogo has become more and more relateable with each episode. It occurred to me that they've succeeded in making me, the viewer, relate to Drogo much in the same way Dany did... kind of strange and scary at first, but becoming more and more comfortable with him as time goes on.
I liked this episode best so far, & I think the fact George R R Martin wrote it made it shine. Have you seen Ep 9, Baelor, yet?
@wpb: did indeed, should have a post up for it tomorrow morning!


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While the topic of climate change and protection of the natural environment has been on the world agenda for years, it had never raised much more than a ripple in the Church.
HONG KONG (UCAN): Four pastors and two lawyers, who were arrested and jailed for opposing the government campaign to demolish or remove crosses from Church buildings in Wenzhou, China.
The most recent one to have been picked up, Pastor Wang Yunxian, from the Longwan Church in coastal Zhejiang province, was released on December 11 by authorities in Wenzhou.
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However, the United States of America (US) holds most of the keys to the doors that can lock, monitor and block, as it possesses the 13 facilities that allocate IP address, which gives it a head start in the manipulation game.
LONDON (Agencies): What is religious freedom? This is the question posed in a documentary recently posted on Facebook, which includes interviews with members of the public, as well as religious leaders, lawyers and rights advocates.
Remarkably, the video was made in Vietnam, a country that continues to restrict freedom of expression and freedom of religion or belief.
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I recently attended the Social Media Marketing World conference in San Diego. One of the most fun and informative sessions was one on Snapchat Marketing Campaigns, presented by an early Snapchat influencer, @Shonduras.
The Federal Trade Commission requires clear and conspicuous disclosures when a post or campaign is sponsored by a brand.
Sometimes, that can be tricky to do on platforms like Snapchat, or when a campaign spans multiple platforms. Shonduras gave an example of a pizza company campaign that might start on Snapchat, then shift over to Facebook and Twitter, and loop in videos on YouTube.
As a media lawyer, I couldn't resist the opportunity to ask him how he manages his disclosures in a way that feels both organic to HIS brand, and complies with FTC requirements.
He had a great answer – instead of hiding from the idea that you are doing a sponsored post, his advice was to "Make The Brand The Hero." He went on to explain what he means by that.
He came up with an example on the spot: Imagine a pizza company wants to work with him. Shonduras said he'd kick it off on a Friday evening by engaging with his audience, asking them to come up with crazy ideas for pizza toppings. Then he'd chime in and announce that Pizza Company had offered to give free pizzas to the winner of the crazy topping idea, so now, the whole pizza discussion acknowledges the brand's role. As his imaginary campaign rolled on, Shonduras came up with more ways to make it clear that the brand was actively participating in the discussion – so his disclosure of the relationship was throughout the whole process – not simply hidden in a #ad mention.
This is a smart way to be authentic with your audience AND make it clear that a brand is sponsoring the conversation.