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require('proof')(60, async okay => {
    await require('./harness')(okay, 'transaction-abort-multiple-metadata-revert')
    await harness(async function () {
        'use strict';

        promise_test(testCase => {
            let store = null, index = null;
            let migrationTransaction = null, migrationDatabase = null;
            return createDatabase(testCase, (database, transaction) => {
                createBooksStore(testCase, database);
            }).then(database => {
                database.close();
            }).then(() => migrateDatabase(testCase, 2, (database, transaction) => {
                store = createNotBooksStore(testCase, database);
                migrationDatabase = database;
                migrationTransaction = transaction;
                assert_array_equals(
                    database.objectStoreNames, ['books', 'not_books'],
                    'IDBDatabase.objectStoreNames should include a newly created ' +
                    'store before the transaction is aborted');
                assert_array_equals(
                    transaction.objectStoreNames, ['books', 'not_books'],
                    'IDBTransaction.objectStoreNames should include a newly created ' +
                    'store before the transaction is aborted');

                index = store.index('not_by_author');
                store.deleteIndex('not_by_author');
                assert_throws_dom(
                    'InvalidStateError', () => index.get('query'),
                    'IDBIndex.get should throw InvalidStateError, indicating that ' +
                    'the index is marked for deletion, immediately after ' +
                    'IDBObjectStore.deleteIndex() returns');
                assert_array_equals(
                    store.indexNames, ['not_by_title'],
                    'IDBObjectStore.indexNames should not include the deleted index ' +
                    'immediately after IDBObjectStore.deleteIndex() returns');

                transaction.abort();
                assert_throws_dom(
                    'InvalidStateError', () => store.get('query'),
                    'IDBObjectStore.get should throw InvalidStateError, indicating ' +
                    'that the store is marked for deletion, immediately after ' +
                    'IDBTransaction.abort() returns');
                assert_throws_dom(
                    'InvalidStateError', () => index.get('query'),
                    'IDBIndex.get should throw InvalidStateError, indicating that ' +
                    'the index is still marked for deletion, immediately after ' +
                    'IDBTransaction.abort() returns');
                assert_array_equals(
                    transaction.objectStoreNames, ['books'],
                    'IDBTransaction.objectStoreNames should stop including the newly ' +
                    'created store immediately after IDBTransaction.abort() returns');
                assert_array_equals(
                    database.objectStoreNames, ['books'],
                    'IDBDatabase.objectStoreNames should stop including the newly ' +
                    'created store immediately after IDBTransaction.abort() returns');
                assert_array_equals(
                    store.indexNames, [],
                    'IDBObjectStore.indexNames for the newly created store should be ' +
                    'empty immediately after IDBTransaction.abort() returns');
            })).then(() => {
                assert_throws_dom(
                    'InvalidStateError', () => store.get('query'),
                    'IDBObjectStore.get should throw InvalidStateError, indicating ' +
                    'that the store is marked for deletion, after the transaction is ' +
                    'aborted');
                assert_throws_dom(
                    'InvalidStateError', () => index.get('query'),
                    'IDBIndex.get should throw InvalidStateError, indicating that ' +
                    'the index is still marked for deletion, after the transaction ' +
                    'is aborted');
                assert_array_equals(
                    migrationDatabase.objectStoreNames, ['books'],
                    'IDBDatabase.objectStoreNames should stop including the newly ' +
                    'created store after the transaction is aborted');
                assert_array_equals(
                    migrationTransaction.objectStoreNames, ['books'],
                    'IDBTransaction.objectStoreNames should stop including the newly ' +
                    'created store after the transaction is aborted');
                assert_array_equals(
                    store.indexNames, [],
                    'IDBObjectStore.indexNames for the newly created store should be ' +
                    'empty after the transaction is aborted');
            });
        }, 'Deleted indexes in newly created stores are still marked as deleted ' +
            'after the transaction aborts');

        promise_test(testCase => {
            let store = null, index = null;
            let migrationTransaction = null, migrationDatabase = null;
            return createDatabase(testCase, (database, transaction) => {
                createBooksStore(testCase, database);
                createNotBooksStore(testCase, database);
            }).then(database => {
                database.close();
            }).then(() => migrateDatabase(testCase, 2, (database, transaction) => {
                migrationDatabase = database;
                migrationTransaction = transaction;
                store = transaction.objectStore('not_books');
                index = store.index('not_by_author');
                store.deleteIndex('not_by_author');
                assert_throws_dom(
                    'InvalidStateError', () => index.get('query'),
                    'IDBIndex.get should throw InvalidStateError, indicating that ' +
                    'the index is marked for deletion, immediately after ' +
                    'IDBObjectStore.deleteIndex() returns');
                assert_array_equals(
                    store.indexNames, ['not_by_title'],
                    'IDBObjectStore.indexNames should not include the deleted index ' +
                    'immediately after IDBObjectStore.deleteIndex() returns');

                database.deleteObjectStore('not_books');
                assert_throws_dom(
                    'InvalidStateError', () => store.get('query'),
                    'IDBObjectStore.get should throw InvalidStateError, indicating ' +
                    'that the store is marked for deletion, immediately after ' +
                    'IDBDatabase.deleteObjectStore() returns');
                assert_throws_dom(
                    'InvalidStateError', () => index.get('query'),
                    'IDBIndex.get should throw InvalidStateError, indicating that ' +
                    'the index is still marked for deletion, immediately after ' +
                    'IDBObjectStore.deleteIndex() returns');
                assert_array_equals(
                    transaction.objectStoreNames, ['books'],
                    'IDBTransaction.objectStoreNames should stop including the ' +
                    'deleted store immediately after IDBDatabase.deleteObjectStore() ' +
                    'returns');
                assert_array_equals(
                    database.objectStoreNames, ['books'],
                    'IDBDatabase.objectStoreNames should stop including the newly ' +
                    'created store immediately after IDBDatabase.deleteObjectStore() ' +
                    'returns');
                assert_array_equals(
                    store.indexNames, [],
                    'IDBObjectStore.indexNames for the deleted store should be empty ' +
                    'immediately after IDBDatabase.deleteObjectStore() returns');

                transaction.abort();
                assert_throws_dom(
                    'TransactionInactiveError', () => store.get('query'),
                    'IDBObjectStore.get should throw TransactionInactiveError, ' +
                    'indicating that the store is no longer marked for deletion, ' +
                    'immediately after IDBTransaction.abort() returns');
                assert_throws_dom(
                    'TransactionInactiveError', () => index.get('query'),
                    'IDBIndex.get should throw TransactionInactiveError, indicating ' +
                    'that the index is no longer marked for deletion, immediately ' +
                    'after IDBObjectStore.deleteIndex() returns');
                assert_array_equals(
                    database.objectStoreNames, ['books', 'not_books'],
                    'IDBDatabase.objectStoreNames should include the deleted store ' +
                    'store immediately after IDBTransaction.abort() returns');
                assert_array_equals(
                    transaction.objectStoreNames, ['books', 'not_books'],
                    'IDBTransaction.objectStoreNames should include the deleted ' +
                    'store immediately after IDBTransaction.abort() returns');
                assert_array_equals(
                    store.indexNames, ['not_by_author', 'not_by_title'],
                    'IDBObjectStore.indexNames for the deleted store should not be ' +
                    'empty any more immediately after IDBTransaction.abort() returns');
            })).then(() => {
                assert_throws_dom(
                    'TransactionInactiveError', () => store.get('query'),
                    'IDBObjectStore.get should throw TransactionInactiveError, ' +
                    'indicating that the store is no longer marked for deletion, ' +
                    'after the transaction is aborted');
                assert_throws_dom(
                    'TransactionInactiveError', () => index.get('query'),
                    'IDBIndex.get should throw TransactionInactiveError, indicating ' +
                    'that the index is no longer marked for deletion, after the ' +
                    'transaction is aborted');
                assert_array_equals(
                    migrationDatabase.objectStoreNames, ['books', 'not_books'],
                    'IDBDatabase.objectStoreNames should include the previously ' +
                    'deleted store after the transaction is aborted');
                assert_array_equals(
                    migrationTransaction.objectStoreNames, ['books', 'not_books'],
                    'IDBTransaction.objectStoreNames should include the previously ' +
                    'deleted store after the transaction is aborted');
                assert_array_equals(
                    store.indexNames, ['not_by_author', 'not_by_title'],
                    'IDBObjectStore.indexNames for the deleted store should not be ' +
                    'empty after the transaction is aborted');
            });
        }, 'Deleted indexes in deleted stores are still marked as not-deleted after ' +
            'the transaction aborts');

        promise_test(testCase => {
            let store = null, index = null;
            let migrationTransaction = null, migrationDatabase = null;
            return createDatabase(testCase, (database, transaction) => {
                createBooksStore(testCase, database);
            }).then(database => {
                database.close();
            }).then(() => migrateDatabase(testCase, 2, (database, transaction) => {
                store = createNotBooksStore(testCase, database);
                migrationDatabase = database;
                migrationTransaction = transaction;
                index = store.index('not_by_author');
                store.deleteIndex('not_by_author');
                assert_throws_dom(
                    'InvalidStateError', () => index.get('query'),
                    'IDBIndex.get should throw InvalidStateError, indicating that ' +
                    'the index is marked for deletion, immediately after ' +
                    'IDBObjectStore.deleteIndex() returns');
                assert_array_equals(
                    store.indexNames, ['not_by_title'],
                    'IDBObjectStore.indexNames should not include the deleted index ' +
                    'immediately after IDBObjectStore.deleteIndex() returns');

                database.deleteObjectStore('not_books');
                assert_throws_dom(
                    'InvalidStateError', () => store.get('query'),
                    'IDBObjectStore.get should throw InvalidStateError, indicating ' +
                    'that the store is marked for deletion, immediately after ' +
                    'IDBDatabase.deleteObjectStore() returns');
                assert_throws_dom(
                    'InvalidStateError', () => index.get('query'),
                    'IDBIndex.get should throw InvalidStateError, indicating that ' +
                    'the index is still marked for deletion, immediately after ' +
                    'IDBDatabase.deleteObjectStore() returns');
                assert_array_equals(
                    transaction.objectStoreNames, ['books'],
                    'IDBTransaction.objectStoreNames should stop including the ' +
                    'deleted store immediately after IDBDatabase.deleteObjectStore() ' +
                    'returns');
                assert_array_equals(
                    database.objectStoreNames, ['books'],
                    'IDBDatabase.objectStoreNames should stop including the newly ' +
                    'created store immediately after IDBDatabase.deleteObjectStore() ' +
                    'returns');
                assert_array_equals(
                    store.indexNames, [],
                    'IDBObjectStore.indexNames should be empty immediately after ' +
                    'IDBDatabase.deleteObjectStore() returns');

                transaction.abort();
                assert_throws_dom(
                    'InvalidStateError', () => store.get('query'),
                    'IDBObjectStore.get should throw InvalidStateError, indicating ' +
                    'that the store is still marked for deletion, immediately after ' +
                    'IDBTransaction.abort() returns');
                assert_throws_dom(
                    'InvalidStateError', () => index.get('query'),
                    'IDBIndex.get should throw InvalidStateError, indicating that ' +
                    'the index is still marked for deletion, immediately after ' +
                    'IDBTransaction.abort() returns');
                assert_array_equals(
                    transaction.objectStoreNames, ['books'],
                    'IDBTransaction.objectStoreNames should not include the newly ' +
                    'created store immediately after IDBTransaction.abort() returns');
                assert_array_equals(
                    database.objectStoreNames, ['books'],
                    'IDBDatabase.objectStoreNames should not include the newly ' +
                    'created store immediately after IDBTransaction.abort() returns');
                assert_array_equals(
                    store.indexNames, [],
                    'IDBObjectStore.indexNames should be empty immediately after ' +
                    'IDBTransaction.abort() returns');
            })).then(() => {
                assert_throws_dom(
                    'InvalidStateError', () => store.get('query'),
                    'IDBObjectStore.get should throw InvalidStateError, indicating ' +
                    'that the store is still marked for deletion, after the ' +
                    'transaction is aborted');
                assert_throws_dom(
                    'InvalidStateError', () => index.get('query'),
                    'IDBIndex.get should throw InvalidStateError, indicating that ' +
                    'the index is still marked for deletion, after the transaction ' +
                    'is aborted');
                assert_array_equals(
                    migrationDatabase.objectStoreNames, ['books'],
                    'IDBDatabase.objectStoreNames should not include the newly ' +
                    'created store after the transaction is aborted');
                assert_array_equals(
                    migrationTransaction.objectStoreNames, ['books'],
                    'IDBTransaction.objectStoreNames should not include the newly ' +
                    'created store after the transaction is aborted');
                assert_array_equals(
                    store.indexNames, [],
                    'IDBObjectStore.indexNames should be empty after the transaction ' +
                    'is aborted');
            });
        }, 'Deleted indexes in created+deleted stores are still marked as deleted ' +
            'after their transaction aborts');

    })
})


MEGATRON delivers precise and failsafe technology for use in a very wide range of mobile machines. Whether you need robust and precise absolute encoders, accurate wire-wound potentiometers or anything in-between – we have the right technology for your application. Our robust metal rotary encoders are built for applications where the sensor needs to be protected from environmental stress, such as gravel impact. Grease or washers are used to ward off moisture and dust, as is the case with our rotary encoders, which have a plastic housing. In other solutions, the electronic components are completely surrounded by a moulded synthetic resin casing. This ensures compliance with the required IP protection class. Because our rotary encoders are so great at adapting to the required application, they reach their full potential when used in specialist applications or in devices with limited installation space. Our experts are happy to provide advice about which products are best suited to your application.
Dirt, snow and splashes of water are hazards that must be warded off by the electronics and the sensor components of a forklift's rear-wheel drive. The sensors located on the underbody of the forklift are particularly exposed to environmental influences. For this reason, the casing must meet a certain protection class to ensure that contact with the elements does not cause a failure of the sensors and thus of the steering. The series MAB40A absolute encoder used in the application features a sturdy metal sensor housing and wear-free Hall-effect technology, rendering it immune to environmental stress. The construction of the absolute encoder conforms with protection class IP67. Simple assembly is achieved by means of a customer-specific plug connector. This guarantees a proper central position of the forklift rear-wheel steering at all times and in any weather.
Dust, dirt and strong vibrations are particularly detrimental to the functionality of sensors. Despite these hazards, setting and operating the roadwork machine must be made as simple, precise and reliable as possible. Due to the vibrations and the fact that the machine operator wears gloves, the control unit needs to have a comfortable grip and the perfect level of rotational resistance, so that it is 'noticeable'. The wire-wound potentiometers, which are part of the RP19 product series, are particularly suitable for this task as they feature an excellent, customisable snap-in mechanism. This snap-in quality of the rotary knob is readily perceptible at the control unit, even through gloves. In order to protect the sensor array from intruding dust and moisture, we have equipped the wire-wound potentiometer with a washer. Vibrations are absorbed by a corrugated disk that we insert as an added precaution. The axis length of the wire-wound potentiometer has been adjusted to facilitate assembly with the control knob through the control panel. Thanks to this optimised MEGATRON rotary knob design, the machine is 'good to cut'. The cutting depth can then be set manually as required, in a precise and reliable manner.


BEAVERTON, OR--(Marketwire - August 6, 2008) - Software engineers at a maker of wireless metrology devices for wafer processing equipment, CyberOptics Semiconductor, Inc. (CSI), have recently developed companion applications that allow fab engineers to evaluate equipment acceleration and vibration via comparative analysis of log file data and real-time frequency and spec-limit readings in conjunction with the company's wafer-like accelerometer -- the WaferSense™ Auto Vibration System (AVS), according to Dennis J. Bonciolini, the company's CTO.
The amplitude and frequency of vibrations generated by fab process equipment and automated material handling systems, when tracked, effectively serve as predictors of robot and transfer-equipment failures and indicators of both wafer particle-contamination sources and inefficient movement by cassettes, SMIFs and FOUPs, according to Bonciolini.
Bonciolini said the company, a subsidiary of CyberOptics Corp. (NASDAQ: CYBE), developed the new software -- partly due to demand from fabs -- to help process engineers further review and analyze data generated by the wafer-like AVS. Engineers use the data to establish yield-based vibration standards for equipment and technicians, identify links between vibration frequency, such as isolated shocks versus steady humming, and likely sources and acceptable acceleration parameters for equipment.
"With the data, you can see that there's really a direct relationship between yield and the speed and vibration of equipment across the fab," Bonciolini said. "The more you optimize acceleration and limit vibration, you're going to encounter less downtime and contaminated wafers and improve your cycle time."
The company's new VibeReview™ 1.5 for AVS replays stored log file data for engineers to compare different run-times, tools and trigger values for acceleration during wafer transfer in x, y and z directions at a range of +/-2G. The improved VibeView™ 1.5 for AVS allows engineers to evaluate vibration frequency between 0 and 200 Hz and establish ongoing, real-time spec limits or go, no-go values, including RMS. Users can also pause and resume data recording, create log-file titles and export data to Excel and MATLAB.
Bonciolini added that CyberOptics Semiconductor also reduced the form factor of the AVS device's carbon fiber composite housing to develop a lighter, more flexible 300mm version. The light 300mm device now weighs 190 grams, down from 225 grams, and is primarily designed to enter slit valves and vacuum chambers without exposing process areas to the environment.
"The lighter device can access more equipment at 300mm fabs and essentially identify more wafer-damaging processes," Bonciolini said.
WaferSense AVS' key specifications and features include form factors of SEMI 200mm notch or flat and 300mm, range of +/-2G, resolution of +/-0.01G, operating pressure of 760 to less than 10 -6 Torr, operating temperature of 20 to 70 degrees Celsius, height of 6.3mm, weight of 150gm at 200mm and 190gm at 300mm (light), wireless Bluetooth link, four hour run-time per battery charge and use with Windows 2000, XP and Vista.
The WaferSense AVS package includes the vibration-sensing wafer, USB-compatible link, VibeView™ and VibeReview™ graphical software CD, charging case and suitcase.
The WaferSense family of products includes the Auto Vibration System (AVS), Auto Leveling System (ALS), Auto Teaching System (ATS) and Auto Gapping System (AGS). Each device follows the processing life of a wafer.
CyberOptics Semiconductor develops automated products that seamlessly measure critical parameters in semiconductor fabrication processes and equipment. The company's pioneering WaferSense™ line includes wireless metrology devices for vibration, leveling, gapping and teaching semiconductor process equipment. The company is the largest producer of reflective wafer-mapping sensors and a leading provider of frame grabber machine vision boards under its HAMA Sensors™ and Imagenation™ brands. CyberOptics Semiconductor is a subsidiary of CyberOptics Corp. (NASDAQ: CYBE), one of the world's leading providers of process yield and throughput improvement solutions for electronic assembly and semiconductor capital equipment companies. For information, visit http://www.cyberopticssemi.com/, e-mail CSsales@cyberoptics.com or call 800-366-9131.
"Safe Harbor" Statement under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995: Statements regarding the Company's anticipated performance are forward-looking and therefore involve risks and uncertainties, including but not limited to: market conditions in the global SMT and semiconductor capital equipment industries; increasing price competition and price pressure on our product sales, particularly our SMT systems; the level of orders from our OEM customers; the availability of parts required for meeting customer orders; the effect of world events on our sales, the majority of which are from foreign customers; product introductions and pricing by our competitors; unanticipated costs or delays associated with the transition of engineering and manufacturing for SMT Systems to Singapore and other factors set forth in the Company's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
About this company CyberOptics Semiconductor, Inc.


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Louis J. Micheels (6 June 1917 – 6 June 2008) was a Dutch Jewish physician (psychoanalyst), and survivor of the Auschwitz concentration camp and the Dachau concentration camp. Micheels survived three years as an inmate at Auschwitz and then survived a ten-day Death March to Dachau concentration camp. The Nazis tattooed him with the number 117641 in Auschwitz and in 1989 he wrote a book with that number in the title: Doctor 117641: A Holocaust Memoir.

Early life

He was born in near Amsterdam in the town of Bloemendaal on 6 June 1917 to parents Clara and Albert Micheels and a sister Elf, and brother Lex. He described his upbringing and lifestyle as privileged: his father was a successful broker in Amsterdam. Louis Micheels studied the French and German languages, he rode horse, and he played the cello. The family were Dutch Jewish. In 1938 Micheels began studying at the Utrecht University, and he joined a Zionist student group there. He met Nora at one of the Zionist meetings and fell in love.

World War II

When Germany invaded and occupied Holland in 1940 he was a medical student. His siblings has already moved out of Holland years earlier. At first the German occupation was easy and carefree, but by early 1941 times became tough for Jews. His father lost his business and then the family home was taken. The family moved to nearby Amsterdam to live in the city with other families. Louis' parents refused to leave Amsterdam, but Michaels and his girlfriend Nora decided to leave.

In 1942 Micheels made plans to emigrate to Switzerland where he thought he would be safe from the Nazis. They were captured after they were turned in by Dutch Nazis. He was arrested in Brussels and deported to Auschwitz concentration camp.

Micheels and his (now fiancée) Nora became inmates of the Auschwitz concentration camp in 1942. Micheels had some medical training so he worked as a nurse in the men's ward at the camp. He learned to survive by placating the Kapos and the SS troops. He tried to make himself invisible, and he stayed out of the way of and camp guards who he saw as sadistic. He was able to convince Nazi doctor Eduard Wirths that he was a doctor and that allowed him to get preferential treatment for himself and Nora. He was sent to Monowitz where he was shaved and tattooed number 117641. In the camp he was witness to the savagery of humans held in camp conditions. He saw Jewish prisoners become predatory and he stated, "The step from being human being to savage was a small one."

On 17 January 1945, when Russian troops were approaching the Auschwitz concentration camp, Micheels and the other prisoners were sent on Death March to Dachau concentration camp. Many prisoners were killed along the way and the journey took ten days.

According to his own testimony, he was involved in acts of resistance in the camp, such as concealing case records and hiding prisoners who would otherwise be selected for execution due to poor health. He was one of the prisoners assisted by the SS physician there, Hans Münch. One of Münch's last acts before the camp was abandoned was to provide him with a revolver to assist his escape. It was the testimony of prisoners like Micheels that resulted in Münch's acquittal by the Supreme National Tribunal at Auschwitz trials in Kraków in 1947. Münch was the only person acquitted by that tribunal.

Personal life

After the war Micheels moved to the United States and he met a woman named Ina. Louis and Ina were married and had two children: Elizabeth and Ron. He graduated from medical school and became a lecturer at Yale University, Yale School of Medicine. He became an Associate Clinical Professor at Yale and he operated a private practice. He became a psychoanalyst, a member and president of the Western New England Psychoanalytic Institute and Society, practiced psychiatry and psychoanalysis in Westport, Connecticut. He also wrote a memoir about his experiences in Auschwitz, Dr. 117641: A Holocaust Memoir, published by the Yale University Press and translated into at least three languages.

He had a home designed by Paul Rudolph, built in 1970 and demolished in 2007. His home referred to as the Louis Micheels House in Westport has gained recognition as a valuable example of Modernist architecture.

Micheels died on his 91st birthday in 2008 in his home in Newton, Massachusetts. His wife Ina died in 2011.

Works

References

Further reading

External links

 Stories of Auschwitz: Louis Micheels

1917 births
2008 deaths
Auschwitz concentration camp survivors
Dutch emigrants to the United States
Dutch psychiatrists
Dutch psychoanalysts
Jewish psychoanalysts
Yale School of Medicine faculty
Dutch Jews
Physicians from Amsterdam

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>> one place he won't be in a drunken stupor. more from an especially pick city council meeting courtesy of our friends north of the border. whitey bulger will be sentenced today. families of victims get a final chance to vent their anger at the now elderly convicted killer. let's end on a fun note or rather ap orgasmi maybe aporgas. the when harry met sally flash mob. this is way too early. what a way to start your day, right? listen, have actually a really great show today. i'm brian shactman. it is thursday, november 14. we have apon air engagement proposal from a friend of mine which will be very interesting. we'll have that for you. and also we know about the cult
status of the mcrib? wait up you see what it looks like before the barbecue sauce is added.up you see what it loo like before the barbecue sauce is added. just a warning, you might want to turn away in the cooler. but don't turn off the tv. we want to begin with obama care and the eye popping enrollment numbers. for supporters, the results are not only disappoint, but also politically troubling. with close to 850,000 applications completed, gijust over 106,000 people have actually selected insurance plans between october 1 and november 2. you go inside those numbers, you learn this. 79,000 were from state based exchanges. that accounts for 75% of all the signups. that means just over 26,000 people getting their health care coverage through the federal program. that breaks down to just 1% of the estimated 48 million americans without health insurance. the congressional budget office expected 7 million individuals to sign up for obama care in the
first year. in september, the white house said it expected 450,000 to sign up during the program's first month. so 450,000, 26,000. we want to get more on this from casey hunt from nbc news. i guess, first of all, if the site works great in a month, will this go away or now is this taking on a life of its own? >> well, it could, but the administration isn't even at this point promising that it will be done. that's what they have said, but girls testifying up on capitol hill yesterday wouldn't commit to meeting that deadline that they have set for themselves. and at a certain point you start to get into a place where it's not actually mixable, the numbers just don't add up. the risk pools they're trying to build to make the whole plan work would fall apart and right now we have no indication that the website is on its way to be able to ham the capacity that it will need to be able to handle. >> so the key yes, are democrats starting to bail on this. >> we're starting to see early
signs of that. and senator jeff merkley, who is not exactly a red state democrat from oregon, signed on to this plan that mary landrieu has been pushing that would essentially try to keep the promise that was made that americans would be able to keep their health insurance. senator fine tieinstein is also board with that. democrats just feel abandoned by the white house. they feel like they're not getting enough information, they feel like the white house has done a really poor job of this and that eventually they're the ones who will have to pay the price. after all, the president's approval rating, he may not be running for re-election again, but they certainly are. and it's going to hurt them if it keeps going this way. >> we'll see what kind of distance people start to makes a they gear toward 2014. casey, thanks so much for getting up early for us. now for the philippines where president obama is urging all americans to come contribute to relief efforts. the president says some of the
affected areas are islands that american and philippine forces helped liberate cduring world wr ii. hundreds are on the ground with aid and that number expected to triple. countries around the world also picking up the pace. united nations world food program says rice and canned foods have been delivered to 49,000 people, of course that's a fraction of those affected. but the mayor of tacloban says impassable roads and lack of vehicles are forcing officials to choose between delivering aid or clearing bodies. as dr. nancy snyderman reports, american doctors working around the round in areas that have so far escaped the world's attention. >> reporter: city hall, badly damaged and now functioning as the local hospital. inside, american froms and veterans from across the country are feverishly working. wooden desks serve as operating
room tables and flashlights as overhead lights. upstairs, dr. sarah may from seattle treats an #-year-old girl whose leg was cut by flying debris. >> unfortunately, we've been doing procedures like this every day. we dress the wound, give them the one day of antibiotics that we have. >> cutting our dressings into 24 dressings so that we have enough to get through. but we need supplies quickly. >> reporter: for those who have surviv survived, the challenges of putting life back together are just beginning. >> that was dr. nancy snyderman reporting. also brand new video of the hospital the super typhoon hit in the town of san juan. the images show upthe rooted trees, bending in the wind almost horizontal. the death toll this morning is up to 2300 people. a closed door briefing with secretary of state john kerry
and vice president joe biden left republican senators fuming about a possible deal with iran. in the words of two lawmakers, the meeting was anti-israel and unconvincing. the meeting was set up to try to stop congress from imposing a new round of economic sanctions, a possible death blow for diplomacy. but senator bob corker said there were precious few details on what any new deal would look like, adding he was very disappointed. senator marc kirk called the briefing fairly anti-israel. a senator aid told the "new york times" anytime he anybody would say anything about what would the israelis say, they would get cut off and kerry would say stop listening to the israelis on this. and while there is some support in the senate for cutting a deal with iran, several high profile republicans are simply shaking their heads. >> published reports are accurate, we owe our french allies a great deal of credit
for preventing the major powers in the negotiations to so-called p5 plus 1 from making a bad, bad, bad interim deal with iran. >> if the iranians insist upon enriching, they have the ability to at that time the you'uranium especially rich it in the future, that is a nonstarter and you'll wake up one day with a north korea in the mideast. >> meanwhile sus aprice says sus it's premature to criticize a deal. supervisors were removed from the secret service detail because of alleged misconduct. the investigation began after a woman called police from a washington hotel to say an agent was trying to force his way into her room. reports say the agent had accidently left a bullet there earlier in the day after unloading his weapon when the woman became uncomfortable being
around the gun. the investigation reportedly revealed he and another agent also september sexually explicit e-mails to a female colleague. the investigation of course comes 18 months after secret service agents were involved in a prostitution scandal in the cup of columbia before president obama visited that country. the secret service had no comment on the current investigation. let's go to toronto where the city council asking embattled mayor rob ford to step down after what can only be characterized as a heated meeting. the council voted wednesday, asked the matter to leave temporarily, though it has no actual power to force him from office. ford repeatedly declining to leave adding he is not addicted to alcohol or drugs. he said he didn't know the men in that picture were allegedly gang members when he took the photo at a house that court documents call a drug den. >> that is not a crack house. >> sorry? >> that is not a crack house. >> and what is it? >> it is a house with a family,
with a father and a mother and three sons and a daughter. have you been into that house shall. >> i have noed interest being in that house. i'm not a crack user. >> mayor ford also made a stunning admission. >> have you purchased illegal drugs in the last two years? >> be careful. >> yes, i have. >> thank you. >> new court documents came out later in the day. staffers reportedly accuse ford of a wild st. patrick's day in 2012. that's when ford allegedly took cocaine, oxycontin and partied with suspected escort, even produce the one of them to city hall. not really sure how to segue here, but i will to boston and a huge court case in just a few hour, boston mobster whitey bulger will learn his fate. a judge is expected to announce
his statements after hearing emotional statements in court yesterday from the victims' families. prosecutors asking for a life sentence. of course he's in his early 80s. bulger stared at a table without saying a word. they referred to him as a coward and domestic terrorist. one of the jurors exchanged letters with bulger and she regrets finding him guilty because 6 the deals the government made with mob witnesses. >> it doesn't mean he is guilty. it was not a fair trial. it was a circus, it was a sham and everybody is falling for it. >> bulger was convicted in august of 11 counts of murder, racketeering, money laup dnderi and extortion. all three indices closing in positive territory yesterday. let's go to geoff cutmore live for us in london. good morning, geoff.
>> good morning to you. a couple good stories for you here. oil independence a step closer for the united states. oil production has overtaken imported oil consumption. the other good news here, the gas price appears to be falling across the united states. elsewhere, markets turning around yesterday on the janet yellen comments. she goes into senate confirmation hearings today. they start at 10:00. but she sounded quite dovish about the position that the fed will take going forward under her helm. that helped turn away a losing day on the market, brian. >> i don't know how familiar you are with snap chat and its reputation, but i think a lot of people were pretty shocked not only that it got offered the amount of money it was offered, but also that it turned it down. >> it's incredible. apparently people who know about these things say the snap chat founders were offered billions by facebook. they turned it down.
these guys are in their early 20s. apparently they think they can can can make even more money going forward. and that reputation, brian, i understand some people sent quite racy pictures over snap chat because they disappear. >> that's what they say. they allegedly disappear and people supposedly do that. i don't have any grekt experiendirect experience with it. other business related news, crocs is considering going private. the company gained huge success in 2006 with the brightly colored clogs with the holes in them. the company's profit fell dramatically in the last quarter because of weaker sales in the u.s. and japan. people are polarized on crocs. so the company is in trouble. it went out of business. would it be a big loss or a fashion good rid answdancriddan? we'll have some of your answers
later. still ahead, the yankees need to shore up the bull pen with mariano rivera retiring. and you've never seen the popular mcrib sandwich before it's finished. neither the president nor the speaker nor senator dole will give. so tonight much of the government remains shut down. both sides are claiming this is a battle over principle. for a time, there were fapt signs a deal was in the works, but tonight nothing doing.
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cnbc had a life changing moment while she was thinking she was doing television. take a look. >> engagement rippings very big season during the christmas holidays. >> i can only imagine. what about the middle level jewelers, the ones like jared? >> will you marry me? >> yes. that be y thank you. >> that was courtney reagan and her fiance. and jared? of course, con drat lags congratulations. >> i i get choked up watching it. >> you're a cryer. first of all, it didn't make air. >> correct. it was never actually on air. jared wasn't really thrilled about the idea of that, but he
knew i would probably cherish the video to be able to have it myself. so this was just a tape and never made air up right now. i guess now it is. >> that's exactly right. so i guess did you think we would actually -- somebody would do what we're doing right now? >> no. it's very sweet that people have been really, really thighs about it. this actually happened on november 1st. so it's very sweet that people have been so kind to say such nice things. but i certainly didn't expect it. >> courtney reagan is one of the hardest working people on television. and it's well deserved. congratulations from all of us. >> thank you, brian. thanks, guys. >> she is a fantastic woman. let's get a check on your weather -- >> she's so nice. >> and honestly, like she was a producer at cnbc and worked so hard to get responsibilities on the air as a reporter. and so anything that is good for her is well deserved. >> congrats. as far as today goes, just like
yesterday, cold to start, but aways much better. we don't show you these often. this is called a roll cloud. like a long tube. almost looks like a parallel tornado up in the sky. there are two types, one called a shelf cloud like a thunderstorm and this is called the roll cloud. kind of just rolls right across the sky. >> is it moving? like if you go through that, is it -- >> it is spinning. leading edge of cold air just kind of starts to spin a couple hundred feet off the ground. just amazing. almost looks freaky, like the military is working on something. as far as the forecast, it's very cold out there. actually very cold all the way down to the deep south. atlanta at 31. pretty widespread. but today is going to be about ten degrees warmer than yesterday. so enjoy this. it should be a nice afternoon. winds will be lighter out there, too, especially in areas like d.c. should be about 57 today. 40s yesterday. 60 in dallas. so you get the picture here. we have about two quiet days in
a row and then we'll deal with rain over the weekend. it looks like best chance for the east coast is sunday with midwest saturday. >> we have our last under 6-year-old soccer game on saturday, so we want to get it in. >> you will. saturday will be nice for the east coast. let's go to sports. a rivalry brewing between oklahoma city and the l.a. clippers. thunder up six in the second. griffin surging and tapping gng going for the rebound and some pushing and shoving. despite 33 points from kevin durant, clippers take the victory 111-103. yankees are in the market for some bull pen help, but brian cashman saying cross brian will so that oson off the list. his agent told cash man the right hander has no intention of
shaving his beard. the yankees have a facial hair policy. needily groomed mustache only. he reportedly turned town eed d million bucks to shave his beard earlier in the year. what does it take to get people to come to a pre-season college hoops game? free beer. louisville women's coach buying beer for the first 2500 people who attend. he says a sich grgn of gratitud loyal fans and an invitation to people to check out the team. he's lucky, it is $2 beer night so it was cost him $5,000 and it is coming out of his own pocket. lose a coming up, live from d.c.. obama care numbers are out and they are ugly. what the pitiful totals mean for
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Roman Vishniac (August 19, 1897 – January 22, 1990) was a renowned Russian-American photographer of poor Jews in Eastern European ghettos in the 1930s.
These are the faces of children I embraced and kissed and loved. I cannot imagine that they are dead, that none would survive... A million and a half children among the six million... But this I knew... I wanted to save their faces, not their ashes.
Mitgang, Herbert (Oct. 2, 1983). Testament to a Lost People. New York Times Magazine. pg 47.
I read the first edition of 'Mein Kampf' when it came out in 1923 and even then I knew Hitler meant what he said. I knew the history of anti-Semitism going back for centuries, and I knew all about pogroms in Russia and Eastern Europe. When I grew up and whent to school in Moscow, I experienced anti-Semitism and the restrictions on where Jews could live and work. Hitler systemized anti-Semitism. Pogroms are my business... Oh yes, I could be a professor of anti-Semitism.
Testament to a Lost People
Even before the concentration camps, I felt it was my duty to my ancestors to preserve a world which might cease to exist.
Concentration camp money... It was a German sadism that invented it. Can you do anything with it? Yes, you can cry.
The Jews of the shtetls that Tolstoy remembered were saints... the people I photographed were saints. So now, in 1983, I tell the world: When you learn about Goethe, don't forget to study the Holocaust, too.
...can you call a farm with a dozen geese a farm? Still, it was a little better for the Jews in Czechoslovakia. There were only two pogroms there. What's two pogroms?
Nature, God, or whatever you want to call the creator of the universe comes through the microscope clearly and strongly
ICP Library of Photographers. Roman Vishniac. Grossman Publishers, New York. 1974. pg 42.
The purpose of photography is the transmission of a visualized sector of life through the medium of the camera into a mental process that starts with the photographer's thinking about the subject he photographs and is continued in the mind of the spectator.
Deschin, Jacob. "Nature as it is". New York Times (1857-Current file); Feb 3, 1952; Proquest Historical Newspapers The New York Times (1851 - 2002) pg. X14
You can't teach biology with a bottle containing dead animals and organisms.
Shepard, Richard F. "Roman Vishniac, 92, a Biologist And Photographer of Jews, Dies". New York Times (1859-Current file); Jan 23, 1990; ProQuest Historical Newspapers The New York Times (1951 - 2002) pg. D23.
Newhouse, Alana (2010-03-29). "A Closer Reading of Roman Vishniac". The New York Times Magazine. ISSN 0362-4331. Retrieved on 2010-04-13.
[The Jews who roamed through Moscow looking for work] had a special kind of face ... a special kind of whisper and a special kind of footstep ... They were like hunted animals.
My friends assured me that Hitler's talk was sheer bombast," Vishniac said in 1955. "But I replied that he would not hesitate to exterminate those people when he got around to it. And who was there to defend them? I knew I could be of little help, but I decided that, as a Jew, it was my duty to my ancestors, who grew up among the very people who were being threatened, to preserve — in pictures, at least — a world that might soon cease to exist.
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Vishniac came back from his trips... with a collection of photographs that has become an important historical document, for it gives us a last minute look at the human beings he photographed just before the fury of the Nazi brutality exterminated them. Vishniac took with him on this self-imposed assignment... a rare depth of understanding and a native son's warmth and love for his people. ~ Edward Steichen, ex-director of photography at the Museum of Modern Art, in the 1950s.
[his scientific accomplishments] were overshadowed by the photographs he took of Jews in prewar Eastern Europe and in Nazi Berlin. -- Shepard, Richard
"Roman Vishniac, 92, a Biologist And Photographer of Jews, Dies"
Those images have proved to be an extraordinary record, made with forebodings of misfortune, that bring alive the flavor of the shtetl, of a Jewish peasant tending geese in the Carpathian Mountains, of tumbledown shacks in the Jewish quarter of Lublin, Poland, of Jewish patriarchs, in long caftans and wearing the furry hat called a shtreimel, trudging through the snow. -- Shepard, Richard
I met him in 1966, and discovered how undiscovered he was. -- Cornell Capa
[His photography was a] guiding force for visual interpretation [of Schindler's List].
Loshitzky, Yosefa (1997). Spielberg's Holocaust. Indiana University Press. p. 166. ISBN 0253210984, 9780253210982 Invalid ISBN.
[Roman Vishniac is] the official mortuary photographer of Eastern European Jewry. -- Leon Wieseltier, editor of The New Republic
"No one who hasn't tried it can comprehend the careful planning, the diabolical perseverance and the incredible skill it takes to obtain the [photomicroscopic] results he gets," the magazine quoted Philippe Halsman, former president of the American Society of Magazine Photographers, as saying of Vishniac. "The man is a special kind of genius."
In addition to his charisma and obvious talents, he was also known to possess what Howard Greenberg, Vishniac's longtime gallerist, identified as "one of the bigger egos on the planet."
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Phantom Horse Brewery co-owner Skip Welsh checks on the latest batch of craft brew at Pie Slingers Pizzeria in Rock Spring. (Messenger photo/Josh O'Bryant)
Phantom Horse Brewery now has a crowler machine, which seals their craft beer into an aluminum take-home 32-ounce can. (Messenger photo/Josh O'Bryant)
"First is always best. If you can't be first, be different," Phantom Horse Brewery co-owner Skip Welsh said of being the first brewery in Walker County. "What we have done is created a 'first and different.'" (Messenger photo/Josh O'Bryant)
Phantom Horse Brewery crafting a first for Walker County
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Pie Slingers Pizzeria in Rock Spring has trotted out a first for Walker County, its very own craft brewery.
The name Phantom Horse Brewing Company is derived from the Chickamauga Battlefield Park and most of its crafted brews are named after ghost legends from that historic Civil War battle.
Ole Green Eyes IPA, Lady in White Pale Ale, 1891 Oatmeal Cream Stout, Working Girl Blonde and Double Barrel Cocked Ale are some of the brews currently on tap.
In addition to imbibing, some of these crafted brews currently are used in the foods — like a cheese dip and spicy brown Dijon mustard — with more expected in the future.
Skip Welsh, co-owner with Jason Randles and Jared Willerson of Pie Slingers and Phantom Horse Brewing, said the brewery was launched on June 13.
"We began the process last July," Welsh said. "It takes a long time."
His wife Jennifer's gift of a home brewing kit for Father's Day 2014 led Welsh to become a brewmaster.
Though reluctant at first, he said he became "a little obsessed" with making home brews after his first batch in September 2014.
"A year later, I brewed about 50 batches at home," Welsh said.
Welsh said customers loved it when he started bringing batches to the pizzeria to give away, and in the summer of 2015 decided that craft brews become part of the Pie Slingers' experience.
Pie Slingers Pizzeria, which includes Phantom Horse Brewery Co., is located at Fieldstone Village in Rock Spring. Hours are 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays , from 11 a.m. until 10 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays and from noon to 9 p.m. Sundays. To learn more about Pie Slingers, visit www.pieslingers.com, or their Facebook page. To keep up with Phantom Horse Brewing Company, visit their Facebook page.
Now, with a few exceptions, Pie Slingers is all craft brews.
"Craft beer drinkers are different," Welsh said. "They enjoy the process. They love the way it was made. They want to know all about it.
"They come in to really enjoy what you have created, not just what you threw into a can to have an alcohol content."
Phantom Horse brews are available both as a menu item and for purchase to take home.
Community response has been fantastic at what is still a family-oriented restaurant.
"We don't want to be a bar," Welsh said. "We are a hub of activity to gather with friends and family. We are still a family restaurant and always will be."
From how he describes it, Pie Slingers is beginning to resemble a British public house, a pub, where locals gather to socialize with friends and families.
"It becomes a place to go," Welsh said. "People are coming two to three times a week now that didn't come that often before. It is fantastic."
Regulars are finding membership in the "Mug Club" translates into savings, swag and special "members only" events — in addition to a personal 22-ounce custom mug that remains on premises.
Members, and there are already 50, will receive a fresh commemorative mug, one that hangs above the bar, each year, Welsh said.
Welsh said he learned a long time ago that there are two rules in marketing: be first and be different.
"First is always best. If you can't be first, be different," he said. "What we have done is create a 'first and different.'"
Welsh said he is very thankful to the community and wishes them "a big hearty, healthy cheers."
Josh O'Bryant is a general assignment reporter and covers the Walker-Catoosa County area. He can be reached at the Walker County Messenger office at 706-638-1859 and by email at jobryant@npco.com.
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Wendover is a splendid classic Victorian house which perfectly showcases the character and elegance of its era. Careful attention has been paid to restore and retain its wonderful period features including stripped wooden floorboards, cornicing, picture rails, original sash and arched sash windows and impressive stained glass. Guide price £1,950,000. View property.
Around half a mile from Altrincham Grammar School for Girls is Chatsworth House, Stanhope Road - a handsome five bedroom property, constructed in the Georgian vernacular.
The property has, in recent years, been transformed and now boasts a number of features worthy of particular note. These include a stunning newly fitted living kitchen with an extensive range of fitted units and electrical appliances which in turn opens into the garden room, creating a stunning family hub to the home. Guide price £2,250,000. View property.
Just 0.6 miles from the door of Altrincham, and 0.9 miles from Loreto Grammar School, Barry Rise is a four bedroom, extensively refurbished detached family house offering stylish living in Bowdon. In recent years this fine family home has been extensively remodelled and redesigned to form a stunning and stylish family house.
The house stands well back behind twin electric gates with railings and hedging with block paved driveway providing ample parking and access to the double garage. While to the rear the gardens are laid with artificial grass, a patio and mature trees. Guide price £1,795,000. View property.
4 Eyebrook Road is 0.7 miles from the North West State School of the Decade - a stunning, six bedroom detached house in a highly regarded location, standing in approximately 0.4 of an acre and enjoying a westerly rear aspect.
This family home offers outstanding accommodation, along with a self-contained annexe. The property is immaculately presented throughout and boasts a wealth of features including underfloor gas central heating, double-glazing, home audio system and intelligent lighting to mention just a few. Guide price £3,250,000. View property.
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Susana Martínez explores Hispanic heritage through Vincentian values
By Melania Toczko / January 5, 2022 / Posted in: CAMPUS AND COMMUNITY / Twitter / Facebook
Susana Martínez directed DePaul's Peace, Justice and Conflict Studies Program for three years. Here she is shown during 2019's student orientation. (Courtesy Susana Martínez)
DePaul's mission statement reads: "Through education and research, the university addresses the great questions of our day, promoting peaceful, just and equitable solutions to social and environmental challenges."
As a Latina professor who studies issues surrounding immigration, Susana S. Martínez contributes to this mission in several significant ways.
Martínez credits being a child of immigrants as the driving force that put her on a path to her current role as an associate professor across several departments in the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences.
"My father is from Mexico, and my mother is Guatemalan. They left their home countries very young and settled in Los Angeles, where I was born and raised," she says. "Their priority was to give their children everything they didn't have back home, which included access to education."
As an undergraduate student at UCLA, Martínez took a Spanish class after encouragement from friends. This course led Martínez to explore her heritage and to study in Spain, an experience that she cites as her first opportunity to leave home and travel the world. Her newfound freedom led her to pursue her Ph.D. at Yale University across the country from her California home.
Martínez has served DePaul for 22 years as a professor of Spanish in the Department of Modern Languages, three years directing the Peace, Justice and Conflict Studies Program, and one term on the Grace School of Applied Diplomacy's advisory board. All the while, she has looked for opportunities to expand and update her knowledge of Latin American culture.
The bulk of her coursework and research focuses on foreign affairs, such as unaccompanied child migrants crossing Mexican and U.S. borders. In 2014, Martínez traveled to Honduras as part of a human rights delegation sponsored by the Honduras Solidarity Network: Witness for Peace Southwest, U.S.-El Salvador Sister Cities and School of the Americas Watch.
"It opened the door for me to get hands-on experience after researching Central America for years," she says.
The experience left Martínez with a broader perspective toward global affairs and what can be done to mend social justice issues. Mission and Ministry winter-break service immersion trips to Colombia in 2016 and El Salvador in 2019 helped deepen her understanding of the power of nonviolence, community and social justice.
Martínez stands before a framed photo of Berta Cáceres in 2019, five years after meeting her in Honduras as part of a human rights delegation. Cáceres was assassinated in 2016. (Courtesy Susana Martínez)
In her classes, Martínez brings together these experiences in Latin America and her interest in the interdisciplinary field of Peace, Justice and Conflict Studies. Along with well-known works of literature, she introduces testimonies — firsthand, real-life narratives that are a call to action.
"Working at DePaul, I'm always learning," she says. "Being with students, I get to learn alongside them and ask really hard questions."
Martínez frequently assigns documentaries such as Which Way Home, a film that follows the stories of Central American children crossing Mexico to get to the United States.
"I try to expose my students to films that we don't know about here," she says. "They're no blockbusters, but they'll bust your heart open and teach you so much."
Martínez ties her work to Vincentian values by encouraging students to connect to one another through dialogues; in the same way, she seeks out collaborations with faculty in other departments.
Partnering with the Women's Center, the Center for Black Diaspora and the Center for Community Health Equity, the Peace, Justice and Conflict Program created the Healing Justice Dialogue Series at the start of COVID-19 to increase students' understanding and consciousness of structural racism and violence. Martínez contributed to this initiative by coordinating with her colleagues to invite speakers, such as restorative justice advocate Fania Davis and former white supremacist Christian Piccolini, to lead discussions. She also coordinated with instructors and alumni to host a conversation about restorative justice in higher education.
"Part of the mission that has spoken to me is knowing that I'm not alone and part of a community," she says.
In the weeks leading up to DePaul's Hispanic Heritage Month celebrations in October, Martínez served as a driving force behind event programming. She collaborated with guest speaker, poet laureate and peacemaker Luis Rodriguez, as well as with co-sponsors during the month-long holiday.
Martínez's impact on DePaul as well as on communities abroad are the exceptional results of one's efforts to recognize the struggles and experiences of others.
To read more about Martínez's experiences in Honduras, read her op-ed in the online publication Latino Rebels.
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Bomb discovered in grounds of US Capitol after protesters storm building
James HockadayWednesday 6 Jan 2021 9:09 pm
Police detain a person as Trump supporters storm the US Capitol (Picture: AFP/Getty Images)
At least one improvised explosive device has been found on the grounds of the US Capitol, law enforcement have confirmed.
It comes as Donald Trump supporters storm the building in an attempt to halt the certification of Joe Biden as the next President of the United States.
Federal and local law enforcement responded to reports of explosives in several locations across Washington DC, although it is unclear how many of these were hoaxes.
One pipe bomb was found at the Beltway headquarters of the Republican National Committee and another in the Capitol complex, both of which were safely detonated.
A suspicious package was also discovered at the Democratic National Committee headquarters although it was not immediately thought to be an explosive.
One woman is thought to have been shot by law enforcement as people flooded the building. Video footage shows a person covered in blood being wheeled out on a stretcher, although it has not been confirmed if this is the same person.
Republican Congresswoman Elaine Luria tweeted: 'I just had to evacuate my office because of a pipe bomb reported outside.
Trump supporters storm the building (Picture: AFP/Getty Images)
Clashes rump supporters clash with police and security forces (Picture: AFP/Getty Images)
'Supporters of the President are trying to force their way into the Capitol and I can hear what sounds like multiple gunshots.
'I don't recognize our country today and the members of Congress who have supported this anarchy do not deserve to represent their fellow Americans.'
A number of venues on site were evacuated, with those inside the Cannon buildings told to take Go Kits and escape hoods before making their way through an underground escape tunnel.
Other lawmakers unable to leave have been forced to find shelter in their offices. Republican rep for South Carolina Nancy Mace said: 'This is wrong. This is not who we are. I'm heartbroken for our nation today.'
Donald Trump initially vowed to join the protest as he stands by unsubstantiated claims that Biden stole the Presidential election thanks to widespread voter fraud.
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A woman has been shot by law enforcement inside the Capitol building (Picture: AFP/Getty Images)
But instead he headed back to the White House and send in the National Guard after the building was invaded.
The outgoing President took to Twitter to urge protesters to 'remain peaceful' and to support the police an then later told his 'very special' supporters to 'go home' as the chaos intensified.
Trump said: 'I know your pain, I know you're hurt, we had an election that was stolen from us, it was a landslide election and everyone knows it.
'But you have to go home now, we have to have peace.' We have to have law and order. We have to respect our great people in law and order. We don't want anybody hurt.
The Capitol building was overrun as Joe Biden's certification was halted (Picture: Getty Images)
'It's a very tough period of time. there's never been a time likle this where such a thing happened where they could take it away from all of us… 'This was a fraudulent election, but we can't play into the hands of these people. We have to have peace, so go home, we love you, you're very special.'
His daughter Ivanka was forced to backtrack after deleting a tweet calling on 'American patriots' to be peaceful.
White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany confirmed that Trump had green-lighted the National Guard to remove protesters from the Washington DC building.
It is formed of reservists from the US Army and Air Force, and is being sent to DC from neighboring states including Virginia and Maryland. Eyewitnesses have also reported seeing scores of police cars and Swat teams from Virginia rushing to the Capitol Building.
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Before the chaos unfolded, Trump addressed supporters at a 'Save America' march, and told them he would 'never concede' the election to Biden.
His fixer Rudy Giuliani also took to the stage and called for 'trial by combat' to contest the result of the 2020 election.
Biden, who is due to be inaugurated as the next President on January 20, called the rioting an 'unprecedented assault' on democracy.
He said: 'At this hour our democracy is under unprecedented assault unlike anything we've seen in modern times. An assault on the citadel of liberty, the Capitol itself. An assault of the people's representatives, and the Capitol Hill Police, sworn to protect them.
'This is not dissent, it's disorder, chaos, it borders on sedition. It must end now. I call on President Trump to go on national television now to fulfil his oath and defend the constitution and demand an end to this siege.'
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Whilst The Marvellous Mrs. Maisel sweeps the comedy categories.
Game of Thrones has won Outstanding Drama Series at last night's Emmy Awards.
The fantasy drama beat shows like The Crown, The Americans and The Handmaid's Tale to win its 3rd Best Drama award.
The ceremony saw awards handed out to a variety of shows and actors, with no one drama series sweeping the event as is normal.
Netflix shows received a number of plaudits, with Merritt Wever and Jeff Daniels winning Best Supporting Actress and Actor respectively for Godless and Charlie Brooker taking home Outstanding Writing for the Black Mirror episode USS Callister.
In terms of comedy, Amazon Original Series The Marvellous Mrs Maisel dominated the competition, with the series winning 5 awards.
Fans of shows like Twin Peaks and The Americans have claimed that the shows have been snubbed in favour of more populist options like Game of Thrones and Westworld.
Star of The Americans, Matthew Rhys, did, however, win Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series.
The second season of American Crime Story also enjoyed a few victories, with Darren Criss winning Best Lead Actor in A Limited Series, Ryan Murphy winning for directing and the show itself winning Best Limited Series.
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For this Syrian architect, lessons for future lay within city ruins
Architect Marwa al-Sabouni believes, amid the rubble of Homs, lay insights for building better communities
By Patrick Sisson Updated Nov 10, 2016, 1:55pm EST
Marwa al-Sabouni would be the first to tell you that architecture, and design, aren't the main concerns in her hometown of Homs, Syria. Bombarded throughout the ongoing Syrian conflict, Homs was once a thriving home for its more than 650,000 residents. It's easy to see it as just a tragic situation. Al-Sabouni asks outsiders to look past the media portrayal and see what she does; how this ancient city represents street-level urbanism, built up over centuries, filled with lessons on how to create stable communities.
But while day-to-day realities dominate her life—the architecture office she shared with her husband was bombed and destroyed— al-Sabouni isn't just focused on what her and her fellow Syrians have lost. She's also thinking about what comes next, and how the country can rebuild in a manner that helps restore this fractured nation. In her widely viewed TED Talk and her book, The Battle for Home, she advocates for streets and cities that respect their country's heritage. She believes architecture can influence how communities interact: while mass-produced, impersonal tower blocks and stratified developments can pull at the community fabric, and in the case of Syria, exaggerate sectarian divisions, more thoughtful design can help reverse the damage Homs and other such cities have suffered.
"This is my life approach, not just about architecture and design," she said during a Skype conversation. "I always think about doing the most that I can do, and doing all that I'm capable of in the moment."
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The population of cities such as Homs and Aleppo has been transformed by the war. While a ceasefire was signed in Homs in 2015, 60 percent of the city lays demolished, the population has been cut by two-thirds, and the old market is gone. Whole neighborhoods and communities have immigrated or were dislocated, leading to a displaced population that's grown used to playing musical chairs as they shuffle between settlements and safe spaces. Many have given their home to other friends or family, even renting from afar. Infrastructure is constantly being improvised; al-Sabouni's two children attend school in a former residential building. When the ability to impact your environment disappears, it becomes even more evident how important it is to use that power wisely and judiciously.
"Nobody is thinking of designing, or has the luxury for this process," she says. "People are finding emergency solutions. Most of them are struggling day-to-day. Even for bigger organizations, it's very difficult."
When moving forward, don't forget the past
Homs, an ancient city with a district of narrow, winding streets at its core, exemplifies close-knit community design honed over generations. One of its oldest nicknames, the mother of the poor, references how its dense, tree-filled streets and affordable housing helped bring together locals from across the cultural and economic spectrum. She pointed to the low doorways, which guests would pass through to enter homes or walk into courtyards, as a small detail that offered a sense of humbleness and respect.
"If you talk to someone who lived in the old city, you discover people who were excited about the walls, the souks, the smells," she says. "It's not just a physical environment, it's a social fabric."
That aesthetic and streetscape used to make people proud. Churches, souks, stores, mosques formed a beautiful tableau shared between Syrians. This was, and is, the kind of approachable architecture that needs to be replicated when the city begins the long task of rising from the rubble.
The quick solution isn't always the best
In the understandable rush to rebuild, Al-Sabouni fears the fast, easy, and cookie cutter solution will win out over a thoughtful, restrained approach. While refugees and displaced populations welcome a chance to return home, without thoughtful planning, it may not feel much like the city they left. Throwing up quickly constructed, impersonal tower blocks repeats the mistakes of the recent past, where populations were crammed into high-rises outside the city center, a move that didn't improve social cohesion or connections.
"The temptation to get big developers to get to work quickly doesn't always the right solution," she says. "If they start creating projects without a relationship to place, they'll ignore the details that can really build a place, a street, or a community. Even worse, people might be pushed back to the edge of town or in ghettos. By building that way, you destroy social life and ways of living, The experience of walking the street is destroyed."
Doing things quickly, she says, fosters a cycle that leads to rebuilding just a few years later. After waiting for years to return, she says, and suffering so much in the intervening years, it's important to remove returning residents from that cycle.
New solutions can reflect the social fabric
Al-Soubani has her own ideas on how to create new structures that reflect ancient lessons while adapting to new realities. As part of a UN design competition for new housing in the razed district of Baba Amr, she devised what she calls the Tree, a Safdie-like system of interconnected units that can "grow" and expand as the population rises. These small, stacked unit offer an organic model of growth, and can be clustered together to replicate the community aspects of the old city.
"Give people freedom instead of creating a big tower block," she says. "With this design, I tried to imagine what the people living there wanted."
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