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Much of our daily lives would be dizzyingly unrecognizable to people living a hundred years ago: what we wear and what we eat, how we travel, how we communicate, how we while away our leisure time. But, surely, our occasional attempts to memorize a poem would feel familiar to them—those inhabitants of a heyday of verse memorization. Little has changed. They, too, in committing a poem to memory, underwent a predictable gamut of frustrations: the pursuit of stubbornly elusive phrases, the inner hammering of rote repetition, tantalizing tip-of-the-tongue stammerings, confident forward marches that finish in an abrupt amnesiac's cul-de-sac.
Actually, if the process has altered over the years, perhaps we feel the difficulties of the task more acutely than our ancestors did. As a college professor of writing and literature, I regularly impose memorization assignments, and I'm struck by how burdensome my students typically find them. Give them a full week to memorize any Shakespeare sonnet ("Hey," I tell them, "pick a really famous one—Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?—and you've already got the first line down"), and a number of them will painfully falter. They're not used to memorizing much of anything.
In what would have been my prime recitation years had I been born in an earlier era—junior high and high school—little memorization was required of me. But in early boyhood I did a fair amount of it. My mother, who had literary ambitions, paid me a penny a line to memorize poems. The first one I mastered was Tennyson's "The Eagle" ("He clasps the crag with crooked hands"), which brought in a haul of six cents. Opportunistically, I moved on to the longer "Casey at the Bat" ("It looked extremely rocky for the Mudville nine that day") and Byron's "The Destruction of Sennacherib" (whose title I mispronounced for decades), which netted me fifty-two cents and twenty-four cents respectively. Some Longfellow, some Frost. I straggled through Coleridge's "Kubla Khan" and enough of his "The Ancient Mariner" to purchase a couple of candy bars.
It sounds whimsical and entertaining now, but I suspect some dead-serious counsel lay behind my mother's beaming encouragement. I think she was tacitly saying, "Stick with poetry—that's where the money is."
It turned out to be levelheaded advice. Today, I pay my bills by talking to my students about poetry, and about stories and novels and essays—ultimately, about memorable cadences, about the music that occasionally lifts off of words carefully deployed on a page.
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It's tempting to sentimentalize an era in which poetry—memorized, recited poetry—held so prominent a place in the culture. But its once-substantial role turns out to be a mixed and complicated tale, as thoroughly chronicled in Catherine Robson's new "Heart Beats: Everyday Life and the Memorized Poem." Reared in England, now a professor at N.Y.U., Robson compares classroom procedures in Britain and the United States during the years when recitation held a sizeable and official slot in the curriculum (roughly 1875 to 1950). The rationales for verse recitation were many and sometimes mutually contradictory: to foster a lifelong love of literature; to preserve the finest accomplishments in the language down the generations; to boost self-confidence through a mastery of elocution; to help purge the idioms and accents of lower-class speech; to strengthen the brain through exercise; and so forth. And the construction of a canon—the choice of which poems ought to be assigned to students at various grade levels—grew out of a collision of nationalistic zeal, piety, commercial enterprise (the success or failure of various competitive "readers"—what we would call textbooks), thoughtless imitation, and a fair amount of what looks like happenstance.
Robson grounds her book with three "case studies." (She occasionally takes on a dry, clinical tone.) The first is Felicia Hemans's "Casabianca," a poem that survives today largely as a first line ("The boy stood on the burning deck"), with a vague suspicion that what follows has often been parodied. (Poor Tom Sawyer was afflicted by it in the classroom.) The second may be the most celebrated of eighteenth-century English poems, Thomas Gray's "Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard." The third is a poem previously unknown to me, Charles Wolfe's charming ballad "The Burial of Sir John Moore after Corunna." Each poem was at one time universally embraced, both by society and by educators.
"The Burial of Sir John Moore" has a likably homespun texture and offers, from a pedagogical standpoint, a salutary lesson about the triumph of courage over grandeur. (General Moore died, in 1809, in Spain, while leading his troops to a magnificent long-shot victory over the French, and his last words were, "I hope my country will do me justice." Military exigency did not allow time for a suitable burial—a lack for which the poem seeks to indemnify him.) But the other two poems look like extremely peculiar candidates for widespread memorization. The forty-line "Casabianca," which was put to memory by countless pre-adolescents, is grotesquely grisly: it tells the tale of a boy sailor who, while prudence is shouting at him to beat a hasty retreat, dutifully remains at his post ("he would not go / Without his Father's word; / That father, faint in death below, / His voice no longer heard"), and, as a consequence, is blown to smithereens. As for Gray's lovely, leisurely, dusky elegy, nothing much happens in its hundred and twenty-eight lines, and, as a result, his many scene-setting stanzas are easily confused and transposed by the would-be memorizer; to hold it all in one's head is a somewhat perverse feat, like those jigsaw-puzzle aficionados who, finding their task insufficiently challenging, put the puzzle together face-side-down.
Though "Casabianca" and "The Burial of Sir John Moore" are actually nineteenth-century poems, they partake of that misty, moss-and-granite melancholy one associates with those of Gray's contemporaries known as the Graveyard Poets (or the Boneyard Boys). These were a pallid bunch, for whom cemeteries were what bars and brothels would be for many French poets of the nineteenth century—a comfy home away from home. They were continually reminding us that we all have one foot in the grave. It's a weighty burden to drop on the scrawny shoulders of some ten-year-old boy or girl, standing hunched and terrified before a scowling, correction-bent teacher.
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My late colleague Joseph Brodsky, who died in 1996, used to appall his students by requiring them to memorize something like a thousand lines each semester. He felt he was preparing them for the future; they might need such verses later in life. His own biography provided a stirring example of the virtues of mental husbandry. He'd been grateful for every scrap of poetry he had in his head during his enforced exile in the Arctic, banished there by a Soviet government that did not know what to do with his genius and that, in a symbolic embrace of a national policy of brain drain, expelled him from the country in 1972.
Brodsky was a nonpareil in various ways, not least in being the only teacher I knew who continued to smoke during class as the air-purifying nineties rolled around. He loved to recite poetry. The words emerged through smoke, and a thick Russian accent, but the conviction and import were unmistakable: to take a poem to heart was to know it by heart.
I'm struck by how, in the seventeen years since his death, the meaning and justifications for verse memorization have shifted. The effort in its acquisition may be the same, but we'd be naïve to suppose the necessity behind it is unaltered.
Memorized poems are a sort of larder, laid up against the hungers of an extended period of solitude. But today we are far less solitary than we were even a few years ago. Anyone equipped with a smartphone—many of my friends would never step outdoors without one—commands a range of poetry that beggars anything the brain can store. Let's say it's a gorgeous afternoon in October. You're walking through a park, and you wish to recall—but can't quite summon—the opening lines of Keats' "To Autumn." With a quick tap-tap-tap, you have it on your screen. You're back in the nineteenth century, but you're also in the twenty-first, where machine memory regularly supplants and superannuates brain memory.
So why undergo the laborious process of memorizing a poem these days, when—tap, tap, tap—you have it at your fingertips? Has this become another outmoded practice? When I was a Boy Scout, in the sixties, I spent some hours trying to learn Morse code and even, on a couple of overly sunny, headachey afternoons, trying to communicate by flag semaphore. Some things were meant to disappear. (And many of my students wish that assignments to memorize poems would follow them.)
The best argument for verse memorization may be that it provides us with knowledge of a qualitatively and physiologically different variety: you take the poem inside you, into your brain chemistry if not your blood, and you know it at a deeper, bodily level than if you simply read it off a screen. Robson puts the point succinctly: "If we do not learn by heart, the heart does not feel the rhythms of poetry as echoes or variations of its own insistent beat."
After all this time, I still have every word of Tennyson's "Eagle." He's a literal part of me, which perhaps accounts for his splendid supremacy in my imagination. No other bird I've encountered in poems since—not Keats' nightingale, or Hardy's thrush, or Frost's oven bird, or Clampitt's kingfisher—can compete with him, roosting as he does in an aerie at the top of the world. Here's the poem in entirety:
He clasps the crag with crooked hands;
Close to the sun in lonely lands,
Ring'd with the azure world, he stands.
The wrinkled sea beneath him crawls;
He watches from his mountain walls,
And like a thunderbolt he falls.
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Brad Leithauser's most recent novel is "The Art Student's War." His new and selected poems, "The Oldest Word for Dawn," will appear in February. Read his pieces on "Peter Pan," "The Turn of the Screw," and two ways of looking at fiction.
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Chris Wojcik '96, the Frisbie Family Head Coach for Harvard Men's Lacrosse, enters his first season at the helm of the Crimson. Wojcik, who most recently served as an assistant coach at Penn, was an assistant for five seasons with the Crimson and was an All-American in lacrosse and All-Ivy selection in both lacrosse and soccer during his playing days at Harvard.
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Head coach Chris Wojcik welcomed the ninth best recruiting class in the nation to Cambridge this year, according to the Inside Lacrosse incoming class rankings. The class ranked second in the Ivy League and included four players listed in the publication's Power 100 newcomers from around the country.
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The Crimson was selected to finish sixth in the Ivy League in the Inside Lacrosse preseason conference poll. Dean Gibbons and junior midfielder Terry White garnered Inside Lacrosse preseason All-America honors and joined junior defenseman Daniel DiMaria and freshman midfielder John Rose on the NEILA preseason squad.
Last season, attackman Jeff Cohen paced the Crimson with 29 goals, while Alex White collected a team-best 35 ground balls. Harvard returns its top four point scorers from last year (Cohen, Gibbons, Kevin Vaughan and Terry White). In net, goalkeeper Harry Krieger made 100 saves and owned a 10.75 goals-against average and a .495 save percentage.
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The Griffs dropped their season opener, falling on the road at Bucknell, 17-2, Feb. 19. Mike Rautenstrauch and Jimmy Haney tallied a goal apiece for Canisius, while Justin Maderer won 6-of-14 faceoffs. Goalkeeper Sean Callahan recorded six stops, but Bucknell owned a sizable advantage in ground balls, 36-22, and shots, 42-16. Bucknell also scored eight goals in the second quarter and forced 24 Canisius turnovers.


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Perspective: Attracting Students to Engineering
By Dean Joseph Helble
Educators generally believe that the space race set in motion by the Soviet launch of the Sputnik satellite in 1957 and President Kennedy's 1961 call to land a man on the Moon triggered a surge of interest in technology this country has not seen since. But the data do not support this claim.
According to the Department of Education's National Center for Education Statistics, 38,000 students received degrees in engineering or engineering technology in 1960. This number can be considered a pre-Sputnik baseline, since these students had likely already selected their college major by the time the space race began. In 1970 the nation's graduates — who would have been 7 or 8 when Sputnik was launched and 11 or 12 when President Kennedy declared his goal — included approximately 45,000 engineers. By 1975, there were 47,000. These numbers indicate some growth in engineering enrollments in the 1960s and early 1970s, but hardly the peak that has become commonly accepted lore. Examined on a per capita basis, the lack of significant growth is even more striking: 209 engineering degrees per million U.S. citizens in 1960, 217 in 1970, and 218 in 1975.
Engineering enrollments did spike in this country, but not until a decade after the influence of Sputnik should have faded. In 1980, a time of energy shortages and environmental concerns, the U.S. graduated 303 engineers per million citizens. In 1985, the number was up to 403. It is therefore reasonable to ask whether it was Sputnik that inspired a surge in engineering interest, or rather the desire to address global issues such as energy, the environment, or health care through biotechnology. The numbers suggest the latter.
So where are we now? A two-decade decline in the per capita production of engineers has leveled out — but not reversed — in the past few years. In 2004, the nation produced 266 engineers or engineering technologists per million citizens, 30% fewer than in the mid-1980s. During that period the number of degrees in parks, recreation, and leisure studies per capita increased by nearly 300%. The country now graduates a third as many "leisure" majors as engineers. If we believe that technological advances drive our economic and social well-being and that many of our problems require engineering solutions, this is an alarming trend. We need to find a way to convey the relevance of engineering to prospective students — and the enrollment data of the past 40 years tell us how.
Thayer School is facing this challenge by building graduate research focuses, scholarly work, and innovation in a few key areas of broad service to society. One such area, the intersection between Engineering and Medicine, is the target of current and planned faculty hiring, new programs we are building with Dartmouth Medical School, and growing sponsored research activity. Our students, too, are devising new ways of aiding the world — from the innovative Formula Hybrid competition planned for May 2007, to the Big Green Bus, currently in the planning stages for next summer's journey, to "Humanitarian Engineering Leadership Projects Worldwide," a new Thayer School group dedicated to using their engineering skills to help solve basic infrastructure problems in the developing world.
This approach is not another race to the moon. But from the enthusiasm of the students involved in these efforts, I'm convinced it is what is needed to make engineering an attractive option once more.
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MyAgCentral Announces an End-to-End Variable Rate
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DN2K partners with Precision Cropping Technologies (PCT) as a VRI prescription provider, AgSense as a supplier of irrigation telematics solutions, and Prime Meridian as a MyAgCentral service provider, to deliver this fully integrated VRI workflow solution. MyAgCentral's online service makes it easy for growers and irrigation providers to order VRI agronomic related services and deliver irrigation prescriptions to pivots in the field.
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Quantum Touch is based on instructions rather than an attunement. I teach you to flow the energy based on simple steps and use my ability to see energy fields to tell you where it is flowing and where you can focus more awareness. During the class we keep our vibration and mood full of joy, which encourages the flow of energy even more.
My Background
At a young age I could See and Perceive Energy, and was lucky enough that it was encouraged in my family. I began training in emotional healing at the young age of 10 years old, for 6 hours a week, eventually focusing in on Unconditional Love and Pure Joy as the basis for emotional healing in adulthood. In 2007, I began continuous training in Chi, Qi, Prana, Mana, and Life Force Energy, which continues to this day. I am one with energy now and I enjoy directing its flows and using the energy to shift states and alter reality for healing, for personal upgrades, or even creating an entirely new life. It has been an interesting journey, yet one that anyone can take if they chose to. It's all a matter of learning the techniques and training.
So what do I use most?
I specialize in Quantum Touch and Core Transformation. In my first year of training, over a decade ago, I took Quantum Touch Level 1 ten times from 9 different instructors! It was a lot of fun and gave me a lot of perspective and detail on the modality. I began teaching it myself the very next year and over a period of years, trained in every advanced Quantum Touch course, most of them multiple times, and began teaching Advanced Quantum Touch courses. I have taught Quantum Touch for 10 years and it is my go-to modality when I do sessions. I am one of the most highly Trained and Experienced Quantum Touch Instructors in the world, having done over 1000 hours of private training with the greatest masters of our time and having done thousands of private sessions and taught hundreds of classes.
As an intuitive Energy Healer and Energy Healing Teacher practicing primarily in the Los Angeles and Bay Areas, as well as traveling and teaching in New York and also internationally, I have the ability to both SEE and SENSE energy in my clients and all around me. I use this ability to guide energy work and Intuitive Emotional Healing sessions in my private practice. I also use this ability to coach my students during Quantum Touch Classes, observing their energy fields and providing adjustments so they become very powerful and effective. I would be honored to do a session for you or have you in one of my classes.
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Here are some specific details of my background and specific training. Over 1000 hours of private training with the greatest Energy Healing Masters of our time. I have achieved Mastery in 5 different Energy Healing Modalities, and downloaded my own. Those include:
Quantum Touch,
Matrix Energetics,
Usui Reiki,
Karuna Reiki,
Quantum Core Transformation,
Pranic Healing,
and Pure Joy Healing of which I am the founder. Downloading from the Universe and creating my own form of Energy Upgrade work was an amazing experience that occurred spontaneously in 2016.
- I learned Quantum touch Level 1 - The Power to Heal and Level 2 - The New Human, directly from Richard Gordon. When Richard was developing the Level 2 class, I helped him refine the way to teach the breathing and as a result of my contribution to how to teach Level 2, I quickly became the Quantum Touch Level 2 Instructor for the state of California and New York.
Quantum Touch Supercharging is back, with a new way to use Colors and Enhanced Energy flows to Super Charge your power as a Quantum Touch Energy Worker. Join my upcoming 5-Day Quantum Touch intensives in New York City and Pasadena California.
In the last five years, I developed a new modality on emotional healing and Yin Energy Work.
Here are some of the Quantum Touch courses I have taken so you have all the details:
- Quantum touch Level I - with Richard Gordon in Los Angeles, Ca
- Quantum Touch Level II two times - with Richard Gordon in Santa Clara, Ca and Los Angeles
- Self Created Health - Live, in person with Richard Gordon in Los Angeles
- Quantum Touch - The Art Of Youthing - Richard Gordon in Los Angeles
- Quantum Touch Core Transformation - in Sydney Australia
- Quantum Touch Core Transformation II - in Sydney Australia
- Quantum Touch Supercharging - on the Big Island in Hawaii
- Quantum Touch Advanced Retreat - Three times in Kauai, Hawaii
- Seeing and perceiving Energy - Two times outside of Quantum Touch
- Quantum Touch Core Transformation - in Los Angles, California
- Quantum Touch Core Transformation - in Denver, Colorado
In addition to using and teaching Quantum Touch, I use and teach The Art of Awakening which is particularly powerful for emotional healing and manifestation. I am an Usui Reiki Master, a Karuna Reiki Master, and a Reiki instructor. I am also trained to level 3 in Matrix Energetics, as well as to the highest levels in several other Energy Healing modalities.
Currently teaching in both the Bay Area and near Los Angeles, California, just North East of Downtown Los Angeles. In my Bay Area location we have an amazing view of the water, with sailboats saling by, and in my studio space in Los Angeles, we have high ceilings, and a beautiful view of the mountains. There are couches and comfortable chair seating in the space. Breakout healing sessions during the class are on chairs and plush massage tables.
My private practice is also at my studio in Pasadena (Los Angeles) Ca where I do sessions in studio and remotely for client's nation-wide and world-wide by telephone or over Skype.
People also ask me
What is the Supercharging Class?
Supercharging is an Adanced Quantum Touch class that expands on what was learned in Quantum Touch Level 1. With additional awareness of our energy fields, we begin visualizing and using colors of energy designed to enhance specific areas of the body or of someone's life. The rainbow of colors used are based on a multi-layered color pattern of Ideal Health. We fill in the colors needed to increase our own vibration or that of our clients! Learn to make the beams of energy coming out your hands meet in the middle, enhancing your power and effectiveness. Learn the to work with all 12 Chakras, temporarily placing the 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th Chakras inside the body for incredible increased vibration and energy!
With many other amazing exercises, the cherry on top is the SuperCharging Manifestation Exercise, designed to draw anything into your life that you would like.
I'd be happy to talk to you on the phone to answer any questions about upcoming classes, private sessions or Quantum Touch in general, so feel free to give me a call at (909) 437-5288 or send me an email at firstname.lastname@example.com . I can also give you a call back if you send me your number to discuss any questions you might have.
Below I've included information on my teaching style and testimonials of people I have taught in my classes or worked with.
Thank you for reading!
Here is what some of my students and clients have to say about my Teaching Style:
Student Testimonials
"I have taken QT Level 1 twice and found both classes fun and informative. Every instructor brings their own touch to the class. However, I found Tyler's touch golden because he brings his special touch of being able to see energy to class which is invaluable. I found his presentation informative and well organized, his handouts great, and the class time well planned. I would love to attend any QT Circle he organizes."
Carol Ann Friedman, CHTP, HTCP
Here is what one of my students had to say after taking both Level I and 2 with me.
"It's incredible how much real, usable knowledge and experience you walk away with after a class from Tyler. He has a unique ability to meet each of his students where they are, whether they're super new or seasoned energy healers, and help them find ways to increase their effectiveness and raise their Life Force Energy levels. Rather than a one-size-fits-all approach, Tyler really helps you find what you need to progress in your energy work. His gift for seeing energy has proven invaluable to me, as I learn to work with my entire energy field, rather than just the parts that come naturally to me. And beyond all that, he's a joy to work with. I always look forward to a class with Tyler."
~Kari Clayton
Client Testimonials and healing stories:
Steve Trovato, legendary LA Guitarist came to me with low back pain and shoulder pain, which he had had for a few years following shoulder surgery. He rated both his back pain and shoulder pain at a 6 out of 10. After one session the pain went away completely in both areas. Over 4 years later, his should pain is still gone, zero pain, and his back pain only came back slightly which he now rates at a 1 or 2 out of 10. Here is what he left on my voicemail weeks after our session:
"Hey Tyler I just had to call you, man my shoulder and my back are still good to go. I can't feel any pain! I don't know what you did, you're like a magician, you're a wizard!"
-Steve Trovato
Alisa Ruby Bash celebrity PHD Therapist is an ongoing client who I work with primarily using guided manifestation sessions that are amplified by the Quantum Touch energy to manifest all the things in her life that she wants. I also teach this technique in my classes. In our sessions, we have quickly and specifically manifested her appearance as a celebrity therapist on television, finding the house of her dreams in Pacific Palisades near Santa Monica, overlooking the ocean, and signing her first book deal.
"Thank you so much Tyler, you're an amazing healer and a powerful manifestor. You bring miracles into my life with every single session."
-Alisa Ruby Bash.
As a Quantum Touch practitioner, I'm known for my work helping people manifest emotional healing, positive change in their lives, and lasting relief of chronic pain conditions. I also now work with a techniques derived from Quantum Touch to quickly release stored emotions in order to find the abundant joy underneath. I look forward to working with you or teaching you how to use this amazing energy.
Tyler Odysseus


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200 to 600 feet (60-180 meters)
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The apple anemone is a delicate pink—a color much like a spring flower. Anemones—sometimes called flowers of the sea—are ancient and successful animals. They lack definite heads, but have a ring of tentacles around a mouth that opens into a tubelike body cavity, where food is digested. The tentacles of the apple anemone are stubby rather than long, and number at least 160 in adults.
The apple anemone is also known as the "cowardly" or "swimming" anemone. When disturbed, it can detach itself and "swim" to safer (usually deeper) waters, or form a tight, apple-shaped ball—a position it also takes when digesting food.
Ninety percent of the living space on Earth is found in the ocean. Below the photic level (300 ft.)—which is too dark for photosynthesis—many, many animals depend on food that drifts down into the depths. If contaminants such as pesticides, used motor oil and paint solvents are dumped into storm drains, these harmful materials settle in the deep sea. To be stewards of the sea, we must dispose of harmful substances properly.
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Father charged in daughter's shooting death
Police: Woman shot, killed inside apartment
An Ankeny man was charged in connection with the shooting death of his 18-year-old daughter Friday.
Police said Scott Hazelbaker, 51, was charged with involuntary manslaughter and felony assault by intentionally pointing a weapon at his daughter, Emily Hazelbaker.
Authorities said early reports indicate that Hazelbaker did not know the gun was loaded when he aimed it at his daughter and pulled the trigger.
Police were called to the apartment the two shared at the Delaware Crossing Apartments and Townhomes at 903 S.E. Delaware Ave. at about 5:35 p.m. Friday on a report of someone being shot. Officers said they found the victim inside with a single gunshot would, and a weapon was found at the scene.
Ankeny Police Chief Gary Mikulec said three people were inside an apartment when one of the men picked up a handgun and it discharged.
"We came to this address and found a deceased female -- an adult female -- we believe to be 19 years of age," Mikulec said.
Friends said Emily graduated from Southeast Polk High School in 2012 and was enrolled in Des Moines Area Community College's dental hygiene program.
Police believe the shooting was accidental and Emily's friends who worked with her at an Altoona Dairy Queen said they don't believe Scott Hazelbaker would ever have intentionally harmed his daughter.
"Her mom passed away when she was young, so I mean, he was basically her everything because they were together all the time and they were just best friends," said friend Paige Brown.
Friends said Emily and her boyfriend had just moved in with her father earlier this spring and were saving money to move into their own apartment.
Neighbor Becky Neisen said she remembered the police pulling up.
"I saw the lights flashing through the window and I looked out the window and a cop ran up with his gun out," Neisen said. "So I knew something serious was going on."
Authorities said two men who were also in the apartment were in custody.
"One of the people we have in custody admitted squeezing the trigger," Mikulec said. "It was a handgun, squeezing the trigger--and we're trying to find out right now if it's accidental. We haven't started that process in the interview, but we're trying to determine if it's accidental or something else."
Police said one of the men in custody called 911. No one heard the gunshot, detectives said, because of severe thunderstorms in the area.
On Saturday, Scott Hazelbaker posted bond and has been released from the Polk County Jail.


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The plaintiffs -- eight registered Democrats, plus the Homeless Advocacy Project, the League of Women Voters of Pennsylvania and the Pennsylvania chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People -- had sought to block the law from taking effect in this year's election as part of a wider challenge to its constitutionality.
Some of the people who sued over the law had raised the claim that they might be unable to vote because they lacked the necessary documents, such as an official birth record, to get the law's ID card of last resort: A state nondriver photo ID that is subject to federal requirements because it can be used for non-voting purposes, such as boarding an airplane.
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