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Angela Hope Smith is an American stage and screen actress. She was born in New York, NY and grew up in New Hampshire, where she began her acting career. She earned her bachelor's degree in Theatre Arts from Plymouth State University.
She played Catherine Paine in Disney's The Finest Hours (2016) alongside Chris Pine, Holliday Grainger and Beau Knapp, directed by Craig Gillespie.
On stage she has performed for thousands on the Boston Common with Commonwealth Shakespeare Company, and toured the southeast United States with Chamber Theatre Productions. Regionally, Smith has played numerous classical stage roles including Juliet, Ophelia, Hermia and Cassius in "Julius Caesar."
Curtis Edward Jackson ('10) had a busy year in Chicago in 2015: playing Luke in Steep Theatre Company's US premier of Alistair McDowall's BRILLIANT ADVENTURES, playing Micah in Rivendell Ensemble's midwest premier of Catherine Trieschmann's HOW THE WORLD BEGAN (for which he received a BroadwayWorld Chicago Award nomination for "Best Actor in a Play"), and starring in TEACHER a short film directed by Adam Dick. He is currently playing Trip in OTHER DESERT CITIES at Farmer's Alley Theatre in Kalamazoo, MI, and will be returning to Chicago in the spring to play Harold in Alan Lester Brooks' A SPLINTERED SOUL.
Congratulations to Jenny Cooper ('08) who is doing incredible collaborative work at Lawrence Academy: The Making of "The Armed Man"
Bravo to Hannah Hammond who has just finished her MFA at VCU and now is a visiting assistant professor of theatre at Berry College in Rome, GA! She is teaching acting, musical theatre performance, and intro to theatre, as well as directing "The Nerd" and "Cabaret" in the spring.
BEN CESARE: Nashville Country Singer/Songwriter, Ben Cesare's In-Studio Music Video of "Radio Love Song" off his new Album of the same name! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oqyVubXMe_U
Curtis Jackson performed at Jeff Awards in Chicago on June 2, representing Griffin Theatre Company in their production of "Letters Home." Griffin Theatre Company received a special award for "its dedication to provocative and transformational theatre for Chicago audiences as well as its touring theater."
https://www.jeffawards.org/nominees/nominees.cfm?div=2
Congrats to Natalie Roy who was selected to be in the opening of a new Royal Caribbean ship alongside Kristin Chenoweth.
Natalie performed in an ABBA medley, as the ship prepared for the opening of MAMMA MIA.
Congratulations to alum Brent Baldwin, artistic director of the Texas Choral Consort, who production of "Mozart Requiem Undead" won an Austin Critics' Table Award.
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10152508777732915&id=632917914
Tom Stevens, BS Music Education: congratulations to Tom Stevens who was recently honored as the NH Teacher of the Year!!
Matt Wellmann, BS Music Education 2012:
"I've landed a new job teaching music in Dulce, New Mexico, home of the Jicarilla Apache Nation."
Adrienne Pollner, music ed 2009: I have just opened up my own music studio, and am teaching children and adults instrumental lessons around the county. It's so rewarding to be able to use what I learned at PSU to help those around me become closer to music. I am also the Wellness Coordinator at a Hospital, and am an intern/counselor at an addiction treatment center. I have recently completed classes for my certification as a drug and alcohol counselor, and will be sitting for my boards this year.
Kevin Asselin, MTDalum and former cast member of Montana Shakespeare in the Parks has been named executive artistic director of the company following a national search. BRAVO!!!https://www.montana.edu/news/12323/asselin-named-executive-artistic-director-for-montana-shakespeare-in-the-parks
Holly Erin McCarty, BA Theatre Arts 2006: Holly founded Theater Under the Stairs in 2010 and the company has since produced eight shows: three original family shows featuring a cast of children and adults, four small black box style productions and one full length original Holiday Musical. Now in their fourth season, TUTS is busy writing their next summer family show titled "The Kind of True Story of Mona Coyote." In addition to writing, producing and directing with TUTS, Holly also teaches after-school theater classes for teens, and performs regularly at area theaters. Recently, she performed in three back-to-back productions of "Avenue Q," including one run at the Geva Theatre Center in NY and totaling over 100 performances. Right after college, Holly toured the country for two years with The National Theatre for Arts and Education. In 2011, Holly was named a Cape Cod Times critic's pick for best performance in the role of Medea in Euripides' "Mede a" (Theater Under the Stairs) AND for her multiple roles in "Anton in Show Business" (Counter Productions). www.TheaterUnderTheStairs.com
MTD alumna Catherine Dwinal has been named the Teacher of the Year by the organization Technology in Music Education. Details at the link below!
https://ti-me.org/index.php?option=com_k2&view=item&id=2033%3Acatherine-dwinal-2014-mike-kovins-teacher-of-the-year-for-ti-me&Itemid=157
Upcoming event for 1996 alum Audrey Drake:
Exciting news from Katherine Robinson:
Michael Martinez is proud to announce An Evening of Music and Comedy XI at Don't Tell Mama on October 8, 2013. This showcase and variety show will feature singers Gabriella Marie Antonino, William Hartery ( Disney's Villains Tonight), Natasha Repass, Michelle Ricciardi and Katherine Robinson (Disney's Villains Tonight, Sesame Street Live! ). Producer Michael Martinez has previously presented showcases at Birdland, Don't Tell Mama and T. Schreiber Studio in New York City. These showcases feature emerging stars of comedy, music, and theatre. Michael has also promoted concerts and productions in venues across the country including B.B. Kings Blues Club, Carnegie Hall, Joe's Pub, La Mama Theatre, Le Poisson Rouge, The Paramount Theater in Asbury Park and Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall.Read more about AN EVENING OF MUSIC AND COMEDY XI Set for 10/8 at Don't Tell Mama – BWWComedyWorld by www.broadwayworld.com
Congratulations to Eric Bonnett who is leaving soon to teach at the American school in Kuwait, general music pre-K to five!!
Congratulations to Rob St. Cyr ('05) who has accepted a position as choral teacher at Hampstead Middle School! Rob will continue his work as chapel organist at Phillips Exeter Academy and has accepted a position as organist/choir director at Bethany Convenant Church in Bedford, NH. Rob and wife Natalie (Shaw, '05) welcomed their first baby, George, on July 20, 2013!
Curtis Jackson writes: I just got back home to Chicago after a 5 week national tour of a show called Letters Home with the Griffin Theatre Company. The show was a collection of letters written by military service men and women stationed in Iraq and Afghanistan from 2001 – 2005. It was a really amazing experience getting to perform for both veterans and school students as well as the general public. I also had the opportunity to see much of the country I had yet to experience including the Grand Canyon! This coming April I will be playing Brandon in the Chicago premier of the play Next Fall with the Aston Rep Theatre Company. I also just got a new bike and can often be seen zipping around the city.
Mervin Marvey ('12) writes:Mervin Marvey graduated this past spring with a BA in Musical Theatre and started working at New London Barn Playhouse performing Lead and supporting roles in Ragtime, Oklahoma, Legally Blonde and Hair. Mervin also performed an equity reading of "Inexperienced Love" a new musical that won numerous awards and recognition at the 2012 New York Music Theatre Festival produced by iLove Productions.Shortly after the summer season, he was hired by Boylin Musicals in Boston, to originate the leading role" Miles" in Miles to Amelia. He will continue in the new year playing the role alongside seasoned New York actors at the New York Theatre Festival, Eugene O'Neill Festival and Goodspeed Musicals.Mervin is now on a national tour, highlighting Las Vegas, TN and other states as a lead singer/dancer in Pigeon Forge, TN. Following this current contract, he will be moving to NYC to further pursue his career.Mervin thanks the music, theatre, and dance department specifically Beth Cox, Kathleen Arecchi, Dan Perkins, Lisa Travis and all the wonderful professors and students of PSU.
Allyson Smith Thorpe writes:I am currently working in education at Hesser College in Concord, but continue to feed my creative side by acting as the Artist in Residence for the Concord School District. Additionally, I am a Master Teacher of the following dance subjects: Tap, Jazz, Lyrical, Music Theater and Creative Movement. I am also a judge for the National Performing Arts Competition, Elite Dance Challenge.
Matt Posner is about to open in Fiddler as Lazar Wolf plus understudy of a couple of roles at an Equity Theatre in the Seattle area.
Chris Lukos is performing in NY in Voca People:
https://www.theawesomechristopherlukos.com/Site/HOME.html
John Lynes: https://johntlynes.weebly.com/index.html
NEWS from DANCE ALUMS!
Lindsay Jarvis is a new member of BoSoma Dance Company in Boston, MA
Kathleen Pantos is the Assistant Director of Urbanity Dance Company, Boston MA and has recently moved to NYC to perform as a freelance artist.
Erin McDonough has accepted a full-time dance teaching position in Lebanon, NH.
NEWS from MUSIC TECH GRADS!
Matt Berky
Matt's work as been acknowledged by the Silver Microphone Awards, the prestigious Telly Awards for his music scoring and the Communicator Awards for his radio production technique. His musiccan be heard around the world on radio, television, medical animations, corporate videos, films, and documentaries.
Matt's acclaimed music score for The Inner Life of a Cell produced byHarvard University has brought Massive Productions world-wide acclaim. Featured on ABC World News with Charlie Gibson, the video has circled the globe, helping teach biology students all of the world by pairing animation with Matt's innovative sound design and composition.
Visit Matt's website:
Massiveproductions.com
Derrick Cram
Derrick currently owns his own DJ Service titled Primary Instinct.Derrick has toured the world with his company providing a unique blend of music and sound design.
Visit Derrick's Website:
Jammanentertainment.com
Ryan McGonagle
Ryan is currently working at Rainbow Production Services, doing Sound Design and Shows throughout New England, the United States,
and Canada.
Dan Glynn
Since graduation Dan has played bass for Carnival Cruise Lines, a national tour of The Wedding Singer, and numerous musical theatre shows. Dan is currently playing bass full time for the Gold Unit of theRingling brothers and Barnum and Bailey touring Circus.
Carl Wishneusky
Carl is currently club pianist at the Commodore Club aboard theCunard Cruise Lines. Carl had also been a resident performing pianist for the Norwegian Cruise Lines.
Nick Antolini
Nick is currently living in Salmiya, Al 'Āşimah, Kuwait where he is performing and teaching music at a private international school.
Jon Barnes
Jon owns his own recording studio doing outside mixing and recording projects, writing, arranging, and composing music. Jon has also started his own website development company.
Molly Finkel ('12) who just graduated from PSU as a music major, has just started a Masters degree in bassoon performance at Miami University in Ohio. The Miami ensembles will be performing at Carnegie Hall this October, and Molly just wrote to tell me that she has been selected as first bassoon in both the Orchestra and Wind Ensemble at Miami for the Carnegie performances.
Rachel Carlson ('12) lands a teaching position in Berlin, NH! She writes:
I will be teaching general music classes 3-5 at Hillside Elementary School, chorus at Berlin Junior High School (grade 6-8), and Chorus at Berlin High School. I will also help run the a cappella group "Shockapella".
Stephen Colby ('11): Recently, I was offered, and have since accepted, a position as a Band Director at McClellan Magnet High School in Little Rock. There I will be co-teaching Marching Band, Jazz Band, Woodwind Class, Brass Class, and two sections of Concert Band. Thanks to my colleague, who was the director last year, the program has grown from 20 people at the end of last year, to 100 signed up for Band camp tomorrow. I'm honored and privileged to join such a fast-growing program in a community that has historically had limited resources. Mr. Dana McEwen and I will be working together as co-Band Directors this year due to the tremendous growth thanks to his dedication to the students, commitment to success, and passion for musical excellence.
Jake Josef (BA Theatre Design and Technology) – Recently was promoted to Technical Director for Glimmerglass Festival in Cooperstown, NY. Will begin his second year of Graduate studies in Technical Direction at Southern Illinois University Carbondale.
Emily Thorner ('10) has great news!
https://www.evanmeier.com/News/Entries/2012/8/26_Monodrama_Premiere_at_Opera_From_Scratch.html
Krystal Morin ('11) was hired as the choral music teacher at ConVal Regional High School beginning fall 2012.
Robert St. Cyr ('05) was just hired as choral director and chapel organist at Phillips Exeter Academy beginning fall 2012.
Bobby Salerno ('11) will begin a masters degree in trumpet performance this fall at the Boston Conservatory!!
John Lynes ('08):I have been fortunate enough to perform all over the country since graduating Plymouth. Based out of NYC, I'm currently starring as our 26th President, Teddy Roosevelt, in the musical Teddy and Alice at Seven Angels Theatre in Waterbury, CT. Once the run of the show ends, I'll be reprising my role at Shadow Lawn Theatre in New Jersey for the summer.
You can check my website at: www.johntlynes.weebly.com
John T. Lynes
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Erik Barry '09 just graduated from University of Wisconsin – Madison with the degree MFA – Lighting Design
Curtis Jackson, Theatre '10is up for a Jeff Award (Chicago's Tony award) EnsembleShakespeare's R & J – Idle Muse Theatre Company
EMILY THORNER ( '10) just completed a run as Mme. Silverpeal in Mozart's "The Impresario" with Florida State Opera Outreach.
JENNIFER COOPER ('08) has been accepted into the Master of Music (Choral) program at the University of Southern Maine. Jenny is currently in her third year teaching at Gould Academy in Bethel, Maine and also sings with and serves as VP for the NH Master Chorale. Congrats!
This was the weekend for the NATS-Boston Art Song and Aria Competition at Boston University. Four of Dr. Kathleen Arecchi's students entered (Laura Daigle, Mike Dodge, Hannah Judas, and Claire Kaiser), and Allan DiBiase was the pianist for all four. They were all in Div. 2, which had just over 30 entrants performing in the Preliminaries on Saturday.
MIKE DODGE was among 9 semi-finalists in that division, and was 1 of the 3 invited to sing in the Finals! He placed 3rd and received a $150 prize. The 1st and 2nd place winners were students at New England and Boston conservatories.
On Saturday, February 11, 2012, DANNY BREVIK (currently in the graduate program at New England Conservatory) performed in Offenbach's "La Perichole." He had a principal, comic role and did a great job! The review in Edgeboston.com was very positive:
" In sheer, vocal terms, Daniel Brevik, as Don Pedro, the mayor of Lima, was the real standout. His is a world-class voice, a massive, focused baritone with a rich, warm timbre. He can look forward to major career in opera."
CURTIS JACKSON has had a busy start to the new year beginning work with ChicSpeare Production Company. As an Actor/Educator he brings the magic of Shakespeare to high school students through workshops on scene study and stage combat. Curtis is also currently working on an all male adaptation of Romeo and Juliet with the Idle Muse Theatre Company in Chicago titled Shakespeare's R&J, in which he plays Student 1 (Romeo and others), which will run through the end of March. This summer he will join the Arkansas Shakespeare Theatre to play Sebastian in Twelfth Night and several roles in Richard III.
JOHN LYNES was seen on a CT Fox station promoting (speaking/singing) a production of "Smokey Joe's Cafe." Check out the link below.https://www.ctnow.com/videobeta/a7ff3d19-f3c6-443d-a0c0-417c0effdc06/News/Smokey-Joes-Cafe-At-Seven-Angels-Theatre-12-2
BRADY LYNCH https://artsandleisurenews.com/www.artsandleisurenews.com/off=broadway.html
A review in which PSU '11 Alum Brady Lynch's singing is reviewed (her NY Off-Broadway debut). See
3 Ghosts Scene
Brady Lynch
3 GHOSTS
Based on A CHRISTMAS CAROL, was certainly not acting like a scrooge at the Beckett Theatre– pouring out
the talent, creativity and bringing the true meaning of the holiday season to the stage. Come to see this true gift
presented by the Pipe Dream Theatre, running through 12/23.
Through original routines and a youthful energy that impressively adds spirit to the play, this 90 minute/no
intermission production is a pleasure to watch. Ebenezer is played to a"Dickenson would be proud" perfection
by Elio Lleo and hearing Brady Lynch sing her part, Belle, is worth the ticket alone. The song sequences
roll out quickly and flow as the cast ensures it is a festive time with no dragging parts.
Chains, The Nightmare Before Christmas and Not at All The Same — are dance acts carried out with a freshness
that had the audience smiling and engaged. While 3 GHOSTS may have a high school production feel to it– it
complements rather than hinders its essence.
Grab a ticket before the holidays are over and let this spectacular 40 person cast delight you with fun for the
holidays through their version of a true holiday classic.
Reviewed by Karen White
FYI: Brady has already signed a contract for a job with Disney Cruise Lines that will take her to South America,
Hawaii, et. al. for a number of months. She goes to Toronto for rehearsals in January.
Curtis Jackson ('10)
Since moving to Chicago in late 2010 Curtis Jackson has been involved in several productions around the city as well as in North West Indiana including Quake (Brian, Roger, Nice Man) at the Gorilla Tango Theater, Good Boys and True (Justin Simmons) at Theater Wit, as well as a summer of Guerrilla Spectacle performances with the Chicago institution Redmoon Theater. This fall Curtis will be understudying two roles in a production of The Heart is a Lonely Hunter at Steppenwolf Theatre Company, then closing out the year at Towle Theater in the musical A Fabulous 50s Christmas.
Kaela Raku is living and working in Cairns, Australia. She writes: "Things here are going really well! I'm teaching part time at an elementary school as their music teacher…. and also teaching voice at a dance studio as well as privately, which is wonderful!!! Performing as much as I can too! Singing in the choral society here in Cairns and doing their shows and such. I just got a gig as the female vocalist in a band here!!! So exciting!"
Jennifer Cooper is entering her third year as director of vocal studies at Gould Academy in Bethel, Maine. She serves as vice president on the board of the NH Master Chorale (nhmasterchorale.org), with whom she also sings. She also serves on the board of the Mahoosuc Arts Council. (mahoosucarts.org). She is webmaster for both of these organizations, and has designed other websites, including the Manchester Choral Society (mcsnh.org).
Jennifer Stevens Solari: "I teach elementary general music grades 1-3 full time at Biddeford Primary School in Biddeford, Maine. Close to finishing my master's degree in Literacy Education from USM where I have focused my research on the music-literacy learning connection. I also started my own very small business teaching Music Together- an early childhood music ed. program for kids ages birth-6 yrs and their caregivers.
Three of our May 2011 graduates begin graduate school this fall in Vocal Performance: Jennifer Fijal at North Carolina Greensboro, Heather Jacques at University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, and Danny Brevik at New England Conservatory.
Lauren Keefe Matava is teaching 4th grade at Broken Ground School in Concord, NH.
Christian Labnon is running a voice studio in northern New Hampshire. He was also a featured soloist in the 2011 Bach Fest in Gorham and Berlin New Hampshire.
Pam Prince Pedrick has just completed her masters degree in Integrated Arts at Lesley University (8/2011), and is entering her 11th year of teaching music in the Rochester (NH) public school district.
Kristen Bushway is teaching for a 5th year in Berlin, NH. Her HS chorus will be performing at Carnegie Hall in April 2012. Last year, her group performed for the NH charitable foundation and toured the UK performing in the capitol cities of England, Ireland, and Scotland (including Belfast).
Robyn Morse Langmead just received her masters degree in reading from Bridgewater State College in May 2011. She is beginning her 5th year of teaching 3rd grade in Falmouth, MA.
Derrick Landano is entering his 4th year of teaching general music and strings, grades 1-4 in Goffstown, NH. He also sings and serves on the board of the Manchester Choral Society (mcsnh.org).
Andrew Morrissey has one more year left to finish his masters degree in stage music composition from Catholic University in DC. "Trying to play for as much musical theatre as I can and working on my thesis, a one act musical!"
Emily Brennan just completed a one year ( leave of absence) instrumental teaching position at Colchester Middle School in VT. "The teacher I filled in for resigned, and now grades 6-8 band, jazz band, general music and school musical are all mine!"
Ken Dickerman previously worked sound board for The Wicked Smart Horn Band throughout New England area as well as backup vocals… "Currently working on my 4th year as a sound editor for a dance instructor in Concord, NH, who also happens to be an alum from PSU!"
Arron Capron was recently the tenor soloist for the Cape Cod Chorale: Felix Mendelssohn's Lauda Sion
Kyle Masterson has just been appointed Director of Music at the New Hampton School, after three years at the Tilton School. He completed a master's degree in vocal performance from New England Conservatory and currently is adjunct performance studies instructor at PSU, and sings with the NH Master Chorale and as a soloist throughout New England. He lives with his wife and two sons in Canterbury, NH.
Rob St. Cyr has completed his master's degree in choral conducting at Louisiana State University (May 2011). He and his wife, Natalie Shaw St. Cyr, have just returned to live and work in New Hampshire.
Royce McIntosh is currently performing in a national tour of South Pacific.
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Q: How to prevent queue system of processing more than one job from a queue at once? I have a lot of tasks, which should be processed in proper order. I would like to divide them by "type" to different queues. Queues should be created dynamically. Then I would like to start X workers, which will process the tasks from the queues. But there is one important rule – from each queue, only one task should be processed at once. The reason is – each task of the specified type can change the state of the application, so I can't start processing a new task of the same type if the last one hasn't finished.
I would like to use Laravel queue system with Redis driver, but I'm not sure it's able to do that. How to prevent the queue system from taking more than one job from each queue at once? Any ideas?
Thank you in advance for your help.

A: If you are using supervisor then this is what you can do in your .conf file.
[program:laravel-worker]
process_name=%(program_name)s_%(process_num)02d
command=php /var/www/html/****/artisan queue:work
autostart=true
autorestart=true
user=root
numprocs=1  <----- this is what you are looking for
redirect_stderr=true
stdout_logfile=/var/www/html/****/storage/logs/supervisord.log

numprocs directive will instruct Supervisor to run 1 queue:work processes and monitor it, automatically restarting it if it fails. (Laravel Queue Supervisor Doc)

A: Job chaining allows you to specify a list of queued jobs that should be run in sequence after the primary job has executed successfully. If one job in the sequence fails, the rest of the jobs will not be run. To execute a queued job chain, you may use the withChain method on any of your dispatchable jobs.
If you would like to specify the default connection and queue that should be used for the chained jobs, you may use the allOnConnection and allOnQueue methods.
ProcessPodcast::withChain([
    new OptimizePodcast,
    new ReleasePodcast
])->dispatch()->allOnConnection('redis')->allOnQueue('podcasts');

See Laravel docs for more info.

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Private equity firms considering takeover bid for Kansas City Southern - WSJ
Arundhati Sarkar Reuters
Jul 31, 2020 4:32PM EDT
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A group of buyout investors are considering a takeover bid for Kansas City Southern for a deal value of about $20 billion, the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday, citing people familiar with the matter.
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July 31 (Reuters) - A group of buyout investors are considering a takeover bid for Kansas City Southern KSU.N for a deal value of about $20 billion, the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday, citing people familiar with the matter.
Blackstone Group Inc's BX.N infrastructure arm and Global Infrastructure Partners are together exploring a deal and speaking to banks about financing, the report said.
Earlier this month, the cross-border railroad between the United States and Mexico said its network experienced a rapid decline in volumes followed by an unprecedented rebound that has forced the company to optimize its cost structure.
Kansas City had also announced several organizational changes effective July 1.
The WSJ report added that there is no guarantee the private equity companies will proceed with a formal offer or that Kansas City Southern would be receptive.
Kansas City Southern, which has a market value of more than $16 billion, was not immediately available for comment on the WSJ report.
(Reporting by Arundhati Sarkar in Bengaluru; Editing by Maju Samuel)
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Teacher Accounts in the E-Learning Platform is designed to share your premium account among multiple teachers so everyone under your account can manage the contents. "Teacher Accounts" is a cost-effective and powerful feature that allows you to have multiple teachers under your account to teach and collaborate online. You can restrict teacher access using "read-only" and "full access" permissions to manage your courses, tests, contents, and live classes created using virtual classroom.
Teachers can teach on your behalf such as creating questions for your test, schedule and launch a live class, upload tutorials, publish a course and so on.
Click on "Teacher Management" tab.
Type the email address of the teacher, and assign an appropriate role such as "Administrator" or "Read Only" to manage your tests, contents, courses, and virtual classroom. Click on Invite user button to finish the enrollment process. The system sends out notification email to the teacher.
You can Edit or Delete the teacher account anytime.
Teachers without a BrainCert user account will be in pending status, and it will change to complete status when the user creates a BrainCert user account. New teachers will be automatically added under your account upon account creation.
Make sure teacher has created a user account with BrainCert using the same e-mail address where you have sent the invitation. The email address must match.
When you invite teachers to collaborate under your account, their users accounts will not get upgraded. The idea is to have the teacher to do their work under your account such as creating a course, scheduling and launching a live class or uploading a content.
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Deloitte Luxembourg held the fifth edition of its annual Horizon conference on 11 June 2015. The conference gathered around 300 senior financial industry professionals at the Philharmonie in Luxembourg and was sponsored by Luxoft. Through an array of keynote speakers and panel discussions, the conference highlighted the importance of entrepreneurship, the role of women in the financial industry and the pace of change in financial services. Luxembourg Minister of Finance Pierre Gramegna gave the opening address.
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Cortez Marine Owner Sentenced for Illegal Smuggling
By Guest Writer on December 16, 2011 News
Steve Robinson, the owner of the fish importing company known as Cortez Marine International, learned his legal fate earlier this week when he received his sentence for illegally collecting and importing 52 Clipperton angelfish (Holacanthus limbaughi) back in 2009. The fish, which aren't illegal to import if all of the proper permits are attained, were captured and labeled as the much more commonly found blue passer angelfish (H. passer). The fish were then reportedly smuggled in through Mexico in an attempt to throw off customs officials, but obviously the agents eventually caught on.
Robinson plead guilty to the charges back in August, and for the crimes he is getting 45 days and a fine of $2000. This might seem harsh for fish smuggling, but Steve should be thanking his lucky stars that the sentence wasn't enforced to its fullest extent, which could have been a maximum penalty of one year in prison, a fine of $100,000 and another year of supervised release. Robinson is scheduled to begin serving his sentence on January 30, and we still have doubts that he'll ever see a day in prison given the overpopulation problems of the California penal system.
For the original story, please visit Kron 4 News. We also wanted to thank cephalopod guru Richard Ross for sharing this story on Facebook.
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Barbara Vaughn: Photographs
Vaughn's vibrant, large-scale photographs use the natural world to explore abstraction and the visual and cognitive phenomena of perspective. Through her unique approach, Vaughn is able to create images that appear almost wholly disconnected from her original subject matter—mainly the protected harbors of the Aegean, the Adriatic, and the East Coast. Because these waters are in constant motion, the reflections caught in a small fraction of a second are not readily discernible as distorted vessels, buildings, lampposts, and other manmade entities. By so dramatically detaching an image from its context—in this case, a continuous sequence of imperfect though readable impressions etched across the waters' surface—Vaughn prevents us from easily recreating the original subject. In so doing, she pushes us to engage our powers of imagination in unexpected ways.
Barbara Vaughn was born in Philadelphia, PA. After earning her BA from Princeton University she studied fine art photography at the International Center of Photography in New York City. A successful portrait photographer, Vaughn has photographed many luminaries in entertainment, business, and the arts. Her work has been published in numerous books, The New York Times, Time, Vanity Fair, Vogue, and Art in America, among other publications. She has previously exhibited her fine art in galleries in New York City; Sun Valley, Idaho; St. Barth's; and Sonoma County, California. This will be her first exhibition with the Dolby Chadwick Gallery.
This catalogue includes an essay by Frances Malcolm, Associate Editor at Stanford University Press and freelance arts writer.
42 pages. 22 color plates. Hardcover. 2013.


How Cell Phone Could Be Affecting Your Health?
Many people put their health at risk everyday with addictions. Some people smoke a pack of cigarettes each day, while others may indulge in a little too much alcohol, coffee, sugar, or even convenience foods.
All of these common vices, as you likely well know, can lead to detrimental health problems. But there's one more vice you may want to add to the list: your cell phone addiction.
It's a widely shared addiction. Cell phones are owned by 90% of adults in the U.S., according to Pew Research; of these individuals, 58% use a smartphone. There are many reasons people use cell phones, from simply keeping in touch with loved ones or work colleagues, to making appointments, or keeping on top of all those e-mails.
However, these habits could be increasing your risk of various health conditions and even cancer. How? Through electromagnetic frequencies (EMF), for one.
What EMF Radiation Is Harmful?
The problem with this addiction is the radiation and electromagnetic frequencies (EMFs) emitted from your cell phone and other wireless devices (such as tablet computers and Bluetooth pieces). Basically, any form of electronic has a high EMF frequency when plugged into an electrical outlet. Some examples include computers, stereos, or TVs; even fluorescent lights and electric shavers put your health at risk.
Many studies associate cell radiation to serious health concerns and diseases. You may not realize the problem when it is only affecting your sleep, giving you headaches, or making you dizzy; however, these frequencies can also lead to neurological disease, DNA damage, infertility, immunity issues, compromised adrenal function, and cancer. EMFs can be found in anything that uses electricity, and they can even harm animals and plants—or your food! Pretty hard to believe, isn't it?
Consider how 4G LTE (long-term evolution) wireless networks affect you. All the new smartphones are on the 4G LTE network. They are faster than 3G, but at what cost to your health?
In a double-blind, crossover, randomized, and counterbalanced study published early in 2014, researchers found that LTE radiofrequency electromagnetic field (RF-EMF) exposure altered low frequency fluctuations in some regions of a person's brain. There were 18 people in the study; each talked on their cell phone for a 30-minute timeframe.
How Do EMFs Affect Your Children?
It is also smart to keep your children and grandchildren in mind. Radiation exposure is considered a greater risk for children. Why? They have thinner skulls, and the brain contains a larger ion content and more water, which are reasons that enhance the penetration of EMF radiation. The EMF absorption for a child's head is two times greater and 10 times higher into the skull than for adults, according to a 2012 abstract published in the journal Electromagnetic Biology and Medicine.
How Do You Avoid EMF Radiation?
It might not be easy to avoid EMF radiation when it is everywhere, but the first step I would suggest is keeping your home phone with a cord (cordless phones emit EMFs, too). I also recommend unplugging all electronics before going to sleep, including your wifi—wifi frequencies are 2.4 to 5.0 billion hertz (high frequency radiation). Also, if possible, leave your electronics outside of your sleeping space. This will help you sleep without waking up throughout the night.
It is best to limit your cell phone time to emergencies only, and when you carry your phone with you, avoid anywhere on your body—a purse or bag is best.
What is the Best Way to Avoid EMF Exposure Completely?
I restrict my tablet or smartphone usage whenever possible and text instead of talking. Finally, being immersed in nature is a great way to unplug altogether from technology. I enjoy taking a walk in a forest, leaving my cell phone behind in a safe place, like in the car or at home. Forests are completely free of EMF exposure, and the fresh air will also help cleanse toxins from your body.
Gandhi, O.P., et al., "Exposure limits: the underestimation of absorbed cell phone radiation, especially in children," Electromagnetic Biology and Medicine March 2012; 31(1): 34–51, doi: 10.3109/15368378.2011.622827.
Lv, B., et al., "The alteration of spontaneous low frequency oscillations caused by acute electromagnetic fields exposure," Clinic Neurophysiology February 2014; 125(2): 27–286, doi: 10.1016/j.cliph.2013.07.018.
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Roosli, M., "[Health effects of electromagnetic fields]," Therapeutische Umschau December 2013; 70(12): 733–738, doi: 10.1024/0040-5930/a000472.
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Habakus, L., "Is Your Iphone/Ipad Frying Your Child?" GreenMedInfo web site, October 15, 2014; http://www.greenmedinfo.com/blog/cupertino-we-have-problem-wifi-kids-1.


Liposuction is no substitute for dieting when it comes to preventing diabetes, hypertension and heart disease, according to researchers at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis.
Reporting in the June 17 issue of The New England Journal of Medicine, the Washington University team found that removing abdominal fat by using modern liposuction techniques did not provide the metabolic benefits normally associated with similar amounts of fat loss induced by dieting.
Excess abdominal fat is associated with a defect in insulin's ability to regulate sugar and fat metabolism, which can lead to metabolic diseases such as type 2 diabetes, abnormal blood lipids, hypertension and heart disease.
Klein and colleagues studied 15 obese women with excessive abdominal fat — eight with normal glucose tolerance and seven with type 2 diabetes — before abdominal liposuction and again 10 to 12 weeks after surgery.
The sensitivity of the liver, muscle and fat tissue to insulin was measured by performing an insulin clamp procedure. The clamp technique allows scientists to measure insulin's major metabolic effects, such as how well insulin suppresses liver glucose production and fat breakdown and how well insulin stimulates glucose uptake by muscle tissue. The researchers also measured triglyceride and cholesterol levels, blood pressure and other risk factors for heart disease.
On the plus side, the study did demonstrate it was possible to safely remove large amounts of fat.
Although liposuction does not have beneficial medical effects, the study does provide important clues about how diet-induced weight loss improves health and lowers the risk of diabetes and heart disease.
"Liposuction surgery removes entire fat cells located under the skin but doesn't reduce the size of remaining fat cells or decrease the fat that accumulates in other tissues, such as muscle tissue, the liver and the heart," Klein says. "It may be necessary to shrink fat cells and reduce fat content in other key tissues.
Klein S, Fontana L, Young VL, Coggan AR, Kilo C, Patterson BW, Mohammed BS. Effect of liposuction on insulin action and risk factors for coronary heart disease. The New England Journal of Medicine, June 17, 2004.
The full-time and volunteer faculty of Washington University School of Medicine are the physicians and surgeons of Barnes-Jewish and St. Louis Children's hospitals. The School of Medicine is one of the leading medical research, teaching and patient care institutions in the nation, currently ranked second in the nation by U.S. News & World Report. Through its affiliations with Barnes-Jewish and St. Louis Children's hospitals, the School of Medicine is linked to BJC HealthCare.


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Thomas Falcon Hazell (ur. 7 sierpnia 1892 w Roundstone, zm. 4 września 1946 w Newport) – irlandzki as myśliwski z czasów I wojny światowej, służący w armii Imperium brytyjskiego. Należał do grona asów posiadających tytuł honorowy Balloon Buster.

Służba wojskowa podczas I wojny światowej
Thomas Falcon Hazell zgłosił się do służby na początku wojny i został przyjęty do 7. batalionu Królewskich Fizylierów z Inniskilling. W 1916 przeniósł się do Royal Flying Corps. W czerwcu przeżył wypadek lotniczy, a wkrótce potem, po ukończeniu szkolenia, został przydzielony do 1 Squadronu, w którym latał na Nieuporcie 17.

Po osiągnięciu 20 zwycięstw powietrznych i pewnym czasie udzielania instruktażu w Centralnej Szkole Latania, w czerwcu 1918 został przeniesiony do 24 Squadronu, używającego samolotów S.E.5a. Hazell stał się 60-tą ofiarą Ernsta Udeta, który zestrzelił go po długim pościgu nisko nad linią frontu. Hazellowi udało się jednak przeżyć przymusowe lądowanie.

W październiku, po uzyskaniu kolejnych 20 zwycięstw, został mianowany dowódcą 203 Squadronu.

Okres międzywojenny i II wojny światowej
W latach 20. Hazell był dowódcą szeregu jednostek na Bliskim Wschodzie, między innymi w Iraku.

W 1944 został dowódcą kompanii D 24. Batalionu (Tettenhall) South Staffordshire Home Guard.

Odznaczenia
 Distinguished Service Order
 Military Cross
 Distinguished Flying Cross – dwukrotnie

Linki zewnętrzne
 The Aerodrome – Tom Falcon Hazell.

Bibliografia

Asy myśliwskie Imperium Brytyjskiego I wojny światowej
Balloon Busters
Irlandzcy wojskowi
Oficerowie RAF
Odznaczeni Krzyżem Wybitnej Służby Lotniczej
Odznaczeni Orderem Wybitnej Służby
Odznaczeni Krzyżem Wojskowym (Wielka Brytania)
Urodzeni w 1892
Zmarli w 1946


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His background is in quantity surveying and he has been worked in industry for 15 years.
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Chaplin Estates is a Toronto neighborhood that reeks of exclusivity and wealth. The community lies within Yonge Street and Avenue Road, east and west, and Eglinton Avenue and Chaplin Crescent, north and south. The area is comprised of beautiful single family homes built on generous lots with private driveways, and is surrounded by the neighborhoods of Forest Hill, Deer Park, Davisville Village and Allenby. The community is home to mostly owner occupied properties with hardly any renters.
The area belonged to the Chaplin family who owned the land from 1860. In 1913, William John Chaplin and James D. Chaplin, a father and son team, subdivided the land but with strict zoning restrictions so as to maintain the high class status of the neighborhood. Restrictions called for no construction of semi-detached homes, and for all stucco not to exceed 50% of a property's exterior.
The neighborhood's architecture is comprised of Tudor, English Cottage, and Georgian styles with most of the homes featuring large 3-bedroom, 2 and 3-story floor plans. Most of the houses in Chaplin Estates were built during the 1920′s and 1930′s, and if you're wondering, prices at the time ranged from $5,000 to $9,000 per property.
Today, Chaplin Estates is one the most coveted residential locations in the city. With a quiet and peaceful setting as well as close proximity to an abundance of shopping locales, recreational facilities, outstanding restaurants, movie theaters, schools, professional offices, bars, pubs and cafes, the neighborhood is very popular and attractive to young couples and families.
The area hosts its share of recreational facilities such the North Toronto Memorial Community Center located at 200 Eglinton Avenue East, where residents can access an indoor and outdoor pool, a fitness center, water slides and a walking track. Next to the center is Eglinton Park with a baseball diamond, an artificial rink, and a wading pool. Residents can also access the Beltline trail for its jogging and biking paths or for walking the dog.
As for public transportation, a bus route runs up and down Chaplin Crescent, while the subway is available via 2 stations, Davisville and Eglinton which are within walking distances. And as for commuters, the Allen Expressway and the Don Valley Parkway are about 15 to 20 minutes away.
Chaplin Estates is a wonderful midtown Toronto enclave that combines charm, beautiful architecture, history and affluence. To live within its boundaries is to enjoy calm and serenity, as well as all the benefits that come from being a short distance away from a vibrant part of town.


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Worldwide Cancer Research. Gluten contributes to the development of a very rare blood cancer
With funding from Worldwide Cancer Research, scientists in The Netherlands have revealed how gluten plays a role in the development of a rare form of cancer, for a small group of people with celiac disease.
The scientists at Leiden University Medical Center (LUMC) have shown that immune system cells, which react to gluten, produce chemicals called cytokines that can contribute to the development of a rare form of lymphoma (cancer of the white blood cells). The findings were published recently in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS). LUMC researcher and Worldwide Cancer Research scientist, Dr Jeroen van Bergen, explained "the immune system is seen as an ally in the battle against cancer, but that isn't always the case." Read more . . .
Worldwide Cancer Research. Potential new drugs to help both cancer and diabetes patients. With Worldwide Cancer Research funding, scientists have created new molecules that they hope can become drugs for both cancer and diabetes. Their findings are published this week in the Journal of Medicinal Chemistry.
The chemical compounds reduce the growth and proliferation of colon (bowel) cancer cells, and increase glucose uptake into fat cells meaning they could also help diabetes patients manage their disease.
The research team from Cancer Research at Bath (CR@B), working with colleagues at the University of Oulu in Finland, designed and made two molecules to specifically stick to and switch off enzymes called tankyrases, which are involved in an important cellular process called Wnt/β-catenin signalling. Read more . . .
Worldwide Cancer Research. How tumors trick the immune system into helping them, rather than harming them.
Scientists funded by Worldwide Cancer Research at Trinity College Dublin have discovered how certain cancers hijack the immune system for their benefit, tricking it into helping rather than harming them.
The team from the Smurfit Institute of Genetics at TCD, led by professor of medical genetics, Seamus Martin, identified a molecule that sends a 'wound-healing' message from tumors.
"If we can disrupt this messaging system, we may be able to fight certain cancers," said Prof Martin. The wound-healing aspect of the immune response stimulates the growth of new cells within damaged tissue and brings extra nutrients and oxygen into the injured tissue. However, cancers frequently exploit the wound-healing side of the immune system for their own ends. They can masquerade as damaged tissue to receive help from the immune system. Read more . . .
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Q: How can I re-download games for Games for Windows Live? I have in the past purchased Street fighter 4 AE; I think I used to own a hard copy, but not anymore.
I logged into my Windows Live account on Xbox Live's website and I saw that I had Achievements in the game. Which means that my Windows Live account does have a Street Fighter 4 AE CD key attached to it.
How do I re-download the game if I haven't purchased it from the Windows live site?

A: The version you purchased was the retail Windows version not the on-demand version from Xbox.com. These are considered separate. Therefore, you have the following options:

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*Find the original disc

*Borrow one from someone you know

*Purchase from Xbox.com

*Purchase the retail version again

A: If you owned the game as a CD then you need a CD to play it.  You can't just download it for free.
You can check if you purchased the game online at http://www.xbox.com:

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*click on "My Account"

*click on "Billing History"

*enter your login credentials (you will end up at commerce.microsoft.com)

*click on "Transaction"

*adjust search criteria and click the "search" button.

There you should see something like "Street Fighter 4 AE: Xbox 360 Edition" as the description with a "Purchase" transaction type.
If it's there you should simply be able to download the game again either via xbox.com or directly from your Xbox.
I think this is the link to the game you're talking about:
http://marketplace.xbox.com/en-US/Product/SUPER-STREETFIGHTER-IV-ARCADE-EDITION/66acd000-77fe-1000-9115-d802434307fc
However, if it's not an online purchase then you need the CD to play it again.


During a particularly serious period in my history, I wanted to create a self portrait that mimicked the tone and mood of my personal life, for use in my online social media. I couldn't justify putting a smiling face pic on my Facebook profile, so I set out to create one that was reflected me at the time.
Created entirely on the computer, this was drawn directly in Painter using a Wacom tablet, then colored and finally cropped in Photoshop.
Full figure, fully colored in Photoshop, prior to cropping.


As shocking as this may sound, I felt that it was time for something healthy. I've been on sugar overload lately, and I think it's getting to me. I would throw open the cupboards looking for a bit of chocolate with the fervor and determination of a hungry lion on the hunt. Blood no longer flowed through my veins; they coursed with sugar and honey and chocolate.
I needed to counteract all of the indulgent, albeit incredible, eating I'd just done in New York with Lizzy, Alexis, and Blair. Soft boiled eggs with toast soldiers at the Standard Grill; salty fries with vietnamese pineapple mayo and curry ketchup at Pommes Frites; almond horns and black coffee at Ost; Thai beef salad, mango and green papaya salad, duck and pear salad, cornish hen with nahm jim sauce, and wok vegetables at Kittichai; a pole-caught tuna sandwich at 'Wichcraft; an inordinate amount of greasy Chinese food at Grand Sichuan Restaurant; a garlic bagel at Murray's Bagels; and organic beef hot dogs with pork belly and scallions and spicy ketchup, jalapeño mustard, and chips from Asian Dogs at the Brooklyn Flea Market.
So rather than give up baking for a few days (what a blasphemous thought!), I decided to bake something wholesome. Of course, it still had to be tasty. Because no one, and by that I mostly mean me, wants to eat rabbit food all the time. I turned to my go-to girl for healthy treats, Heidi Swanson at 101 Cookbooks, to find a recipe. As usual, I had a hard time picking just one. I have a few bookmarked for later, but this one fit the bill perfectly, as it would serve as a wonderful base for the tomato basil bruschetta I was making for dinner that night.
The seeds are speckled throughout the flatbreads, brightening each bite with a nice little crunch here and there. I opted for plain whole-wheat flour over white whole-wheat flour, as I didn't want to trek to the grocery store, and, the browner my bread is, the more angelic I feel. The cornmeal dusted on the baking sheets leaves a lovely sandy coating on the outside of the flatbreads, and an extra drizzle of olive oil on top halfway through baking really rounds out the flavors. These would be brilliant as the base for pizzas, but they're equally good on their own or spread heartily with hummus and baba ghanouj.
Whisk the flour, salt, yeast, seeds, and mustard seeds together in the bowl of a stand mixer. Stir oil and water in until the dough comes together. Attach the dough hook to the mixer and beat for about 7 minutes on medium speed, until the dough is smooth but still a little sticky. Place the dough on a floured countertop and divide into six equal balls. Coat each ball with olive oil (I used avocado here again) and place in a plastic bag. Refrigerate overnight or until you are ready to bake the flatbreads over the next few days. Preheat the oven to 450 degrees. Remove dough balls from the refrigerator an hour before you plan to bake them. Dust two baking sheets with cornmeal. On a floured surface, stretch the dough to the desired thickness and place on the baking sheets. Bake for about 10 minutes, drizzling the top of each flatbread with oil halfway through, until they are crisp and slightly golden on top.


Here are four must-see townhouse videos on TownhouseExperts.com. Whether you are looking to decrease your expenses or increase your home's aesthetic appeal, you should make time for these videos.
Paige Keck and Susan Welti of Foras Studios offer case histories and plenty of inspiration for your garden. This video is a perennial favorite: over 160,000 viewers have already enjoyed it!
Find out what every townhouse owner should know about the city's tax code, including how much the city can legally raise your real estate taxes, and whether or not you can be reassessed after buying a property.
Ellen Hamilton of Hamilton Design breaks down the basics about light and color. Learn how to use color to brighten every room in your townhouse. This video also features a gorgeous collection of portfolio pictures – get inspired!
Townhouses for Sale: What's on the market in the $5-7 million range?


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Bulleon is a Universal digital asset platform, which is also aimed at building a strong, concept-driven currency.
Bulleon is not just another digital asset service, it will be a product combination with a massive amount of high skilled labor input. Bulleon is a Universal digital asset platform, which is also aimed at building a strong, concept-driven currency that offers the chance to see profits and gains considerably snappier and can take benefits out more effortlessly. Bulleon will provide customer user-friendly tools to satisfy his all the digital resource needs and help comfortably navigate the crypto world. The customer only needs to focus on his own business, not its technical difficulties.
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"Nothing beats a mug of hot cider on a cold winter day. This recipe is great as it calls for fresh apple cider and pure maple syrup. Start with only 6 strips each of the orange and lemon peel, and adjust to taste."
Instead of going through all the trouble to buy cinnamon sticks, I used: 1 tsp. Cinnamon, 1/4 tsp. nutmeg, 1/4 tsp. cloves and put that in a bot and stirred until it was hot.
I put the spices and fruit peels in the ground tray of my coffee urn and brewed it that way. Worked great and was a big hit at my party.


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The Lanpro heritage team worked closely with the client and scheme architects to achieve a successful application for Listed Building Consent for this grade II* listed Elizabethan manor.
The manor house and its associated farm buildings, including stabling and a walled garden, formed the focus to a designed landscape by Humphry Repton, who, alongside his son, also undertook works to the farmyard buildings and main house.
Lanpro worked directly with the client and his architect in support of the development of this successful scheme. This included undertaking an assessment of the historical development of the site and its buildings, the provision of design advice and the production of the supporting heritage statement in order to justify and support Listed Building Consent.
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Sometimes you find yourself specifically going to a gig to see a band play a thirty minute support slot, with little interest in seeing the headline act. Sometimes you also go to a gig and are pleasantly surprised by an act that you originally thought you had little interest in. The paring of Tellison and Muncie Girls provided just this experience.
First time we've hit a gig Birmingham's Sunflower Lounge, it is completely unassuming (from the exterior) and we were there to finally see Exeter's finest Muncie Girls. The band are fresh off the release of debut album 'Capsize to Bedlam' and have been on our radar for sometime and boy did they live up to expectations. The young trio are a mix of driven punk rock chords and poetic and personal lyrics, covering everything from the NHS, education and feminism. As expected Muncie Girls are stars in the waiting, and with everyone touting them to break out in 2016 there is certainly no reason why they won't achieve this, with talent in abundance to back a clearly solid work ethic.
Going into the show to review both bands, but being there mainly for Muncie Girls; we were pleasantly surprised by headliners Tellison. To see Tellison in the street they don't exactly scream "we're a rock 'n' roll band", but when they walk onto stage something primal awakens and the band come alive. The bands Facebook page labels them as Indie Rock but in reality their live sound is heavy and loud, and sheds that soft Indie stigma.Their tunes and performance are passionate and emotive, you can feel the meaningful lyrical content as it hits you in the chest, and they guys are super chilled and totally cool as they bash them out. Tellison are without a doubt a band who can hold their own, and are deserving of the headline run they are on and they're pulling the crowds to prove it.
Vulture Hound are always first to put our hands up when we make a mistake, and underestimating Tellison is one of those times. Both bands on this tour are phenomenal talents, both bring something different and with the tour only just reaching the half way point there is still chance to check them out. DO IT!
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By Emmanuel Felton — August 22, 2016 5 min read
Putting an end to a vanguard lawsuit that sought to overhaul California teachers' job protections, the state's highest court, in a split decision, declined to hear the Vergara v. California case. In April, a state appeals court overturned a lower court decision that found that California's teacher-tenure laws deprived countless students of good teachers and thus a quality education. That appeals court decision will stand. The state's two primary teachers' unions issued a joint statement heralding the decision as not just a victory for teachers but also for students.
"The teacher shortage facing California has been stoked by the Vergara case, the expensive publicity machine surrounding it, and the constant attacks by so-called reformers on teachers and public education," said Joshua Pechthalt, the president of the California Federation of Teachers. "We can now turn closer attention to solving the actual problems we confront in our schools, such as securing adequate funding through Prop. 55, reducing class sizes, promoting and strengthening peer assistance and review, and reinforcing collaborative district practices with a proven record of success. These efforts will result in a more positive climate to address the teacher shortage crisis, bring young people to teaching and encourage experienced teachers to stay in the classroom."
Today's decision is being seen as a victory for teachers unions both in California and across the nation.
"It is now well past time that we move beyond damaging lawsuits like Vergara that demonize educators and begin to work with teachers to address the real issues caused by the massive underinvestment in public education in this country," said American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten. "The state of California, like many others, remains in the throes of a serious teacher shortage. We need to hire, support and retain the best teachers, not pit parents against educators in a pointless blame game that does nothing to help disadvantaged students pursue their dreams."
While the 2012 case solely concerned the Golden State's teacher-tenure laws, some of the most robust in the nation, it was widely seen as the forefront of a national movement to use the courts to bring down job protections that some in the education reform community contend keep bad teachers in the classroom. The plaintiffs in the Vergara case maintained that it was virtually impossible to get rid of bad teachers and that those vigorous protections were given to new teachers far too soon, often after they had just 18 months in the classroom. A timeline that challengers say simply doesn't give administrators enough time to properly evaluate new educators' teaching chops. Tenure opponents argue that this all has a disparate impact on poor and minority students, as bad teachers often land in the nation's toughest-to-staff schools, which disproportionately serve those kids. In Vergara, plaintiffs argued that tenure laws were effectively denying those children their rights, under the state constitution, to a quality education.
As Teacher Beat has reported, Vergara's initial success spawn copycat lawsuits like one filed by four Minnesota mothers just before Vergara was overturned on appeal in April. A similar lawsuit is still working its way through New York courts. Even if all those suits are ultimately unsuccessful, Joshua Dunn, associate professor of political science at the University of Colorado-Colorado Springs, argues the damage has already been done to teacher tenure.
"[E]ven if the lawsuits do not ultimately succeed, the discovery process is likely to create a public relations nightmare for unions," wrote Dunn in a recent piece for EducationNext, a journal that contends that "bold change is needed in American K-12 education."
"That process will allow the lawsuits' supporters to publicize embarrassing facts about incompetent teachers protected by tenure and generate momentum for reform in the legislature," Dunn continued. "Unions will, of course, object to the use of litigation for political purposes, but that has been the strategy of school-finance litigants for decades: use a lawsuit to pressure the legislature to cave in to your demands."
As for California, many say the battle now moves to the state's legislature.
"It is time for California lawmakers to focus on the inequities that rob our most vulnerable students from access to highly-effective teachers," said Mike Stryer, Teach Plus California Senior Executive Director. "The fact that substantive legislation wasn't addressed in the last term makes it even more incumbent on the legislature to develop sensible legislation that provides more equitable access to excellent teaching for California's lower-income students and students of color."
Teach Plus advocates for making job performance a more prominent factor in decisions over which teachers are fired. Under California's current laws, decisions about which teachers are laid off during budget cuts are largely driven by seniority. In a 2014 Teach Plus poll of 500 California educators, most said that tenure determinations shouldn't be made until teachers have at least five years on the job. That poll also found that 70 percent of educators wanted performance to be considered when there are layoffs.
While the appeals court confirmed that poor and non-white students were more likely to be taught by less competent teachers, the justices, in a 3-0 decision, blamed administrators for keeping bad teachers at those schools. The California School Boards Association, which supported the plaintiffs in Vergara, says they recognize that problem and plan to pursue a legislative fix.
"Most teachers do an outstanding job, but we must take every measure possible to ensure that underperforming teachers are not concentrated at schools where they are teaching our poorest and most vulnerable students," said California School Boards Association president Chris Ungar. "Although poor and minority students did not get relief through the courts today, CSBA will continue to advocate for students within the current legal framework and push for changes to existing law that will provide more equitable access to high-quality instruction."
But as Teacher Beat's Stephen Sawchuk reported back in April, there's little willingness in the legislature to come up with a compromise on this polarizing issue.
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Crime Writers On... (sometimes stylized as Crime Writers On or CWO) is a twice weekly podcast hosted by four American true crime authors: Rebecca Lavoie, Kevin Flynn, Toby Ball, and Lara Bricker. The podcast started on December 12, 2014, as a commentary on and review of the hit true crime podcast Serial. Crime Writers On grew to cover journalism and a variety of crime-related pop culture topics including other podcasts, films, and television shows. The panel often provides updates on the real life cases discussed in previous episodes as they develop.

In March 2018, Crime Writers On won the Discover Pod's Podcast Madness 2018, a March Madness style competition for podcasts.

Hosts
Rebecca Lavoie is the Director of On Demand Audio at New Hampshire Public Radio. Lavoie previously worked as a freelance journalist and has co-authored five true crime books with her husband Kevin Flynn. Lavoie also works as a producer, host, or co-host on several other podcasts. She has appeared as an expert on true crime shows, including on Investigation Discovery.

Kevin Flynn, Lavoie's husband and co-author, is a journalist and the author of additional books including American Sweepstakes and Wicked Intentions. Flynn regularly appears as an expert on true crime television programs, including, Deadly Sins, Unusual Suspects, and On the Case with Paula Zahn. He also co-hosts of the Law & Order podcast These Are Their Stories, with Lavoie.

Toby Ball is a crime noir novelist who has written three books. Ball is also the Program Director of the Crimes Against Children Research Center at the University of New Hampshire. He runs the Partners in Crime Media account on Patreon and hosts other podcasts including Radio Free Dystopia and Strange Arrivals.

Lara Bricker is a private detective and freelance author of three books Bricker hosts a Patreon-exclusive podcast called Leave it to Bricker and a podcast version of her newspaper column, Exeter Life.

Production
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Occasional shows feature a guest host or interview with an expert on the programming being covered. Recurring guests have included Colin Miller and Rabia Chaudry, co-hosts of Undisclosed, and JAG Lt. Col. James Weirick (ret), host of Talk and Purpose Radio and the Military Justice podcast.

The show's original theme song was by Rocksteady Freddie and the New York Ska-Jazz Ensemble. The new version is performed by Ty Gibbons.

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Crime Writers On has recorded multiple live episodes of the podcast, beginning in 2016. Respective co-hosts have also appeared at conventions and other events to discuss both true crime and their work in podcasting.

On December 5, 2017, the Crime Writers On podcast was parodied by Done Disappeared, a satirical crime podcast, in the "*BONUS EPISODE*".The fictional Crime Writers Off included Vanessa, Steven, Lauren, and Bobby Tall as versions of Lavoie, Flynn, Bricker, and Ball, respectively.

See also
 List of American crime podcasts

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