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Original Title : Aliens
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Year of movie : 1986
Genres of movie : Action, Horror, Science Fiction, Thriller,
Status of movie : Released
Release date of movie : 1986-07-18
Companies of movie : Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation, Brandywine Productions, SLM Production Group,
Countries of movie : United Kingdom, United States of America,
Language of movie : English,
Durationof movie : 137 Min
Average vote of movie : 7.4
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Actors of movie :
- Sigourney Weaver ( Lieutenant Ellen Ripley )
- Carrie Henn ( Rebecca "Newt" Jorden )
- Michael Biehn ( Corporal Dwayne Hicks )
- Lance Henriksen ( L. Bishop )
- Paul Reiser ( Carter J. Burke )
- Bill Paxton ( Private W. Hudson )
- William Hope ( Lieutenant S. Gorman )
- Jenette Goldstein ( Private J. Vasquez )
- Al Matthews ( Sergeant A. Apone )
- Mark Rolston ( Private M. Drake )
- Colette Hiller ( Corporal C. Ferro )
- Daniel Kash ( Private D. Spunkmeyer )
- Cynthia Dale Scott ( Corporal C. Dietrich )
- Ricco Ross ( Private R. Frost )
- Tip Tipping ( Private T. Crowe )
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Costume Supervisor : Tiny Nicholls, Casting : Jane Feinberg, Casting : Mike Fenton, Casting : Mary Selway, Casting : Judy Taylor, Director : James Cameron, Producer : Gale Anne Hurd, Original Music Composer : James Horner, Director of Photography : Adrian Biddle, Editor : Ray Lovejoy, Production Design : Peter Lamont, Art Direction : Ken Court, Art Direction : Bert Davey, Art Direction : Fred Hole, Art Direction : Michael Lamont, Set Decoration : Crispian Sallis, Costume Design : Emma Porteus, Makeup Artist : Peter Robb-King, Supervising Art Director : Terry Ackland-Snow, Music Editor : Robin Clarke, Music Editor : Michael Clifford, Special Effects : Norman Baillie, Stunt Coordinator : Paul Weston, Stunts : Elanor Bertram, Screenplay : James Cameron, Special Effects : Brian Johnson,
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Photos scans your library for significant people, places, holidays, and more, and presents them in curated collections called Memories. Day after day, you'll find new Memories ready for you to enjoy. You can also create your own Memories, view Memories as slideshows or as automatically edited movies, and share them with friends and family.
Before you begin
Make sure that your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch is running iOS 10 or later and your Mac is running macOS Sierra or later.
If you want to get the same Memories on all of your Apple devices, follow these steps:
- Set up iCloud on all of your devices.
- Sign in to iCloud with the same Apple ID on all of your devices.
- Turn on iCloud Photos on all of your devices that you want to use with Memories.
- Update your Apple TV HD to tvOS 10 or later.
Explore your Memories
You can see Memories on your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Mac, and Apple TV. Just open the Photos app and select the For You tab, then scroll down to Memories. On your Mac, you can find your Memories in the Photos sidebar. Tap or double-click a Memory to open it.
You'll see a summary of the Memory's contents, chosen from the very best photos and videos in your library. You can choose Show More or Show All to see every photo and video in the Memory. Scroll down to see the People included in the Memory, a map showing where the photos and videos were taken, and a list of related Memories for you to explore.
Tap to share the Memory with friends, add it to your Favorite Memories, or delete it. On your Mac, the options to Add to Favorite Memories or Delete Memory appear at the bottom of the Memory.
Select a person to see more photos of that person or group of people.
Tap or double-click the map to see more photos taken nearby. Then select a badge on the map to see the collection of photos at that location.
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Discover other Memories related to the one you're currently viewing. They're organized by people, places, scenes, or events — like the beach, mountains, or Thanksgiving Day.
Watch a Memory movie
What's even better than a collection of photos and videos from your vacation or event? A beautifully edited video featuring those photos! On your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch, you can watch a movie of your Memory, complete with transitions and music. And you can watch the Memory movie that your device creates from your Apple TV when you turn on iCloud Photos.
The Photos app automatically makes a movie for each Memory on your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. Tap the movie to play it. Then if you want to edit the movie, just tap the screen while it's playing. You can adjust the movie music, length, and content.
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Tap a different mood like Dreamy, Chill, or Epic to match your Memory's content. Your movie's music and title style will match the mood you choose.
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Depending on the number of photos in the Memory, you can set the duration of the movie to Short, Medium, or Long.
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Tap Edit or to customize the movie even further — you can change the title, title image, music, duration, and photos that appear in the Memory movie.
Memory movies only work on your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, and Apple TV. You won't see Memory movies on your Mac.
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Photos automatically creates Memories — but you're the best curator of your photos and the stories behind them. So you can make a Memory from any Moment, Collection, Year, or Album in your photo library.
On your Mac, open an Album and click Show as Memory in the header. If you're in the Moments or Collections tab, click the title of a group of photos to open them as a Memory.
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When you add a Memory to your Favorites, you preserve it and keep it from going away when Photos creates new Memories.
You can also share your unforgettable experiences with friends and family. On your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch, you can share Memory movies just like you would share any other video. Play a Memory movie, then tap on it to show the editing and sharing options. Tap and choose to share the movie through Messages, Mail, Shared Albums, and your favorite social media sites. On your Mac, you can share the photos and videos from your Memory when you click .

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The 50th anniversary of On the Road this week has inspired a flurry of Kerouac- and road-trip-related articles. Apparently Kerouac has quite a few fans in China as well. Eric Abrahamsen writes in the Chinese lit blog Paper Republic that "there are readers who wouldn't know Hemingway's beard if it turned up in their soup, but by god they could point out Vesuvio Café on a SF street map."
In an article last week in the WSJ on driving along the Silk Road, Gordon Fairclough writes about China's growing hunger for road trip literature. He mentions Liu Yilin's '"Go the Distance Now," a book chronicling five years spent traveling around China by car." Abrahamsen in Paper Republic adds:
Journey to the West aside, Ma Jian's Red Dust is probably the closest thing there is to a road-side portrait of China. But it's an awfully political book, and I wonder how many people actually read it inside the country. Xu Xing's You Can Have Whatever's Left, a picaresque about a couple of rogues wandering the country, definitely qualifies. I suppose even Gao Xingjian's Soul Mountain counts, although that struck me less as road literature and more as one man's tiresome journey through his own angst-ridden impotence (ahem).
I have no doubt that growing car ownership and domestic road travel in China will fuel a demand for road trip lit. But in the West, Chinese authors may have trouble finding an audience unless they are blantantly political (as in, critical of the government). Most travel lit we have on China have been written by Westerners, and however wonderful the writers may be, only give an outsider's perspective.
What is it like to journey far from home in a culture so grounded in the concept of home? Or to meet fellow countrymen who share a common written language, but have different dialects, ideals, and levels of prosperity? As the Chinese travel more on the open road, one hopes that some of those voices reach an international audience.


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In many ways, hard drives are the bane of our existence. Although they can store plenty of data, data access remain (relatively) slow. Furthermore, the moving parts make hard drives vulnerable to various types of failure. Nevertheless, in the past 40 years, they've been irreplaceable because it is very hard to make nonvolatile memory as cheaply as a hard drive. Now, some new research on nanowires may point the way towards a new kind of high-density, nonvolatile storage.
In the past few years, researchers have begun exploring phase changes as a method for storing data. Phase changes are currently used for rewritable CDs and DVDs, so this isn't exactly a new idea. In these storage media, discrete points in a crystalline material are heated and rapidly cooled to make the material amorphous. This change in the physical structure creates a sufficiently large change in reflectivity that ones and zeros can be distinguished by shining a laser beam onto the disk.
Using a superficially similar approach, researchers at the University of Pennsylvania have constructed a memory device based on a nanowire. The information is stored in the physical structure of the material, and the physical structure is altered by pulses of current. The research, published in Nature Nanotechnology, details the growth of single crystal wires made from a semiconductor alloy. It was found that a sufficiently short and intense burst of current caused the material to lose its crystalline structure, at which point the material became amorphous and highly resistant. A second, longer, lower amplitude burst of current would allow the crystalline structure to form again. The research demonstrates that these memory gates last for more than 105 operations and have read/write times between 50 to 100ns, which is certainly competitive with hard drives (though RAM is still much faster).
You won't find devices based on this tech in your store within the next year, though, or even in the next five years. The problem is that growing these wires is difficult, and growing them in a controlled manner is nearly impossible. Although the researchers suggest several ways through which more controlled growth and placement may be obtained, it is clear that simply making the raw material for these devices is the big unsolved problem. In fact, this is the big unsolved problem with almost everything associated with nanotechnology.
Nature Nanotechnology, 2007, DOI: 10.1038/nnano.2007.291


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Digital business is enabled and enhanced through high-speed, secure, low-latency communication among enterprise assets, cloud resources, and an ecosystem of service providers and peers. Architects and IT leaders must consider carrier-neutral data centre interconnection as a digital business enabler.
Gartner highlights key topics:
- Digital business will require the integration of a wide variety of applications and information sources. Some will be traditional customer-owned and on-premises, while others will involve new data types and sources, as well as third-party data feeds.
- It is unlikely that enterprises will be able to build rich digital business applications based solely on a traditional on-premises data centre, with a limited number of data sources and applications.
- The ability to integrate multiple applications, data types and data sources in a secure, predictable, lower-latency fashion will spell the difference between digital business success and failure.
In the near term, simple topology and physical interconnection via fibre optics will provide compelling reasons to use data centre interconnect as the integration point, or glue, for digital business. As data center interconnect fabrics become more prevalent, and their APIs standardised and written to, the dynamism and speed of these connections will foster the development of even more useful applications. Finally, as container orchestration systems develop affinity and capabilities in conjunction with data centre interconnect fabrics over the next three to five years, the advantages of a data-centre-centric model become overwhelming.
Source: Gartner Colocation-based Interconnection Will Serve as the 'Glue' for Advanced Digital Business Applications, Bob Gill, 10 August 2017.


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Someone may want to tell Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton as she globe-trots on behalf of President Obama's foreign policy that Americans pick her as one of their favorite first ladies.
Secretary Clinton ties with Nancy Reagan in a new national poll by Angus Reid Public Opinion in New York that asks Americans to name their favorite first lady since 1974. Clinton and Mrs. Reagan finish tied for first place at 19 percent each, with current first lady Michelle Obama coming in second at 15 percent. Laura Bush follows with 12 percent.
"The irony of this is that Hillary and Nancy were the two first ladies of modern times to be a political liability for their husbands," says Robert Watson, a scholar of US first ladies at Lynn University in Boca Raton, Fla. "They are the only two first ladies who were not more popular than their husbands when they were in office."
But first ladies Reagan and Clinton have both risen recently in the public's estimation, he adds, first as their respective husbands have gained in public stature, but then in their own right.
She ought to be an advocate
The online survey of 1,016 Americans, conducted in early May, did not ask respondents to explain their choices. But an accompanying finding of the poll –that Americans want first ladies who are strong advocates for certain causes during their time in the White House – may help explain the poll's results.
Nancy Reagan is remembered for the admonition to American kids to "Just say no" to drugs, while Clinton is associated with international women's and girls' issues (that is, once Americans get past the Clinton presidency's health-care debacle).
The other first ladies since 1974 – Betty Ford, Rosalynn Carter, and Barbara Bush – all came in under 10 percent.
Despite taking the red second-place ribbon, Mrs. Obama clocks a favorable 60 percent approval rating among Americans over all.
Often in such ratings the current "office holder" takes top prize, aided by current events and name recognition. "In any poll of the 'best' and 'worst' presidents, for example, the recent ones always come in at the top of the list," Professor Watson says.
Male voters shy away from Michelle
But the poll suggests that Obama may have been denied the blue first-place ribbon by American men, who give her considerably lower marks than women. While women overall give Obama the top prize at 20 percent, nearly a quarter (24 percent) of American men choose Nancy Reagan as their favorite first lady.
Obama, whose husband faced a deficit among male voters in the 2008 election, lags behind Reagan, Clinton, and Laura Bush with only 8 percent of the male vote.
"Part of the problem for Michelle Obama is that the folks who don't like her husband really don't like her husband, and so they are not about to like her, either," he says. But Obama's overall high marks reflect wide approval of how she has made herself "Mom in chief," as Watson says.
"Michele Obama has found the balance that all first ladies struggle to find," he says, noting that she makes clear she is a mother and her husband's helpmeet first, even as she takes on popular issues like nutrition, child obesity, and improving services for military families.
Watson says that in the most recent poll he conducted among presidential scholars of first ladies, nearly a decade ago, Clinton did OK – coming in at number 10 – while Reagan was near the bottom (Mary Todd Lincoln came in dead last).
But both first ladies have risen in the public's esteem since then, he says. Reagan – aka "Dragon Lady" during her White House years, Watson recalls – has a considerably different image now, fashioned by the way she stood by her ailing husband and protected him. "People now really see it as a love story," Watson says.
And Clinton? Americans, who still associate first ladies with their husband's presidencies, "are thinking the balanced budgets and years of relative peace during Bill Clinton look pretty good," Watson says. "And then to many of them," he adds, "Hillary has turned out to be a pretty solid secretary of State."


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Some people, it seems, never learn.
After the financial crisis exposed the flaws in many consumers' spending and saving habits, many tightened the reins significantly, pushing the savings rate up from 3.8 percent in August 2008 to as high as 8.7 percent in December 2012, according to U.S. Commerce Department data.
The savings rate did fluctuate as it climbed, but the trend was clear. For example, between 2010 and 2011, a growing proportion of consumers put away money for retirement both outside of work and through workplace programs, according to a study by the American Savings Education Council.
But as memories of the millions of layoffs and painful pay cuts brought on by the financial crisis recede, those savings habits appear to be going by the boards for many consumers as well.
(Read more: You're saving more for college...but not enough)
As of July of this year, the national consumer savings rate stood at 4.4 percent, the Commerce Department reported.
Even people who have signed up for a savings program are having a problem staying on the wagon, according to numbers released by SaveUp, a financial rewards program that makes members eligible for prizes when they take steps to save.
(Read more: One quarter of US has more card debt than savings)
SaveUp found that its customers' average invested assets rose by $370 in July, thanks to market strength. But rather than build on the gains, those consumers—who presumably had the wherewithal to make the choice to save—responded by paring their contributions to savings by an average of $52, and increasing their credit card spending so that their balances rose an average of $68.


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Vic mine owners 'obliged to manage risk'
The owners of a Victorian coalmine that caught fire cannot hide behind regulations to avoid their responsibilities, an inquiry has heard.
The state government told an inquiry into the blaze that owner GDF Suez was obliged to manage risk at the Hazelwood coalmine.
The mine caught fire on February 9 and burned for 45 days, shrouding the town of Morwell in toxic smoke and ash.
Dr Josh Wilson QC, representing the Victorian government solicitors office, said GDF Suez had the same risk obligations as any other business.
"Suez does not operate in a regulatory environment where it is only obliged to do - and only does - what others ask or tell it to do," Dr Wilson said in his closing submission to the inquiry on Wednesday.
"Duty holders cannot avoid their responsibilities by saying it is someone else's responsibility to tell them when they are doing things wrong."
The company has rejected claims a report into a 2008 fire at the mine might have produced recommendations that would have stopped or reduced the impact of the latest fire.
Rachel Doyle SC, representing GDF Suez, said there were no legal obligations to implement the recommendations of consultants' reports, and the 2008 fire was completely different to the 2014 fire.
"There is no requirement to implement every recommendation by an external consultant," Ms Doyle told the inquiry.
She also said the fire was the result of unforeseeable events, as two bushfires threatening the mine at the same time as the power and backup power went out was unexpected.
"It is this perfect storm of events which we submit was not readily foreseeable," Ms Doyle said.
The government did not submit its response to the evidence presented about the fire at the three-week inquiry before Wednesday's deadline, with a written submission to come on Monday.
Ms Doyle and counsel assisting the inquiry Melinda Richards SC said the deadline was well known and all other parties worked towards it.
Instead, Dr Wilson presented a list of changes to Victoria's emergency management responses that were already in place or were bring considered.
He said the government planned to introduce a joint assessment of sites across Victoria with "low likelihood, high consequence" disaster potential.
Dr Wilson also said the Department of Health and the Environment Protection Authority were working on a statewide smoke exposure protocol.
The inquiry's report is due to be handed to the government by August 31.
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Editor's Note: Readers are cautioned that some names may be the same as, or similar to, other members of the community.
May 11 — Christopher Shane Brown, 24, 207 Oak Ave., Rockwood: failure to appear. Bond $2,000; court date June 25.
• Oliver William Butler, 64, 1201 Eureka Road, Rockwood: failure to appear. Bond $5,000; court date July 16.
• Morgan Henderson Fisher, 58, 199 Williams Circle, Rockwood: serving time.
April 27 — Timothy Alan Brown, 44, 265 Clinton St., Harriman: theft $1,000 but less $10,000. Bond $2,000; court date June 25.
• Kimberly Jayne Doss, 37, DUI. Bond $1,000; court date Aug. 6.
• Ashley Barbara Dyer, 29, 188 Kring Hollow Road, Harriman: driving on revoked/suspended license. Bond $1,000; court date June 25.
Editor's Note: Readers are cautioned that some names may be the same as, or similar to, other members of the community.
April 16 — Megan Alice Hacker, 23, 250 Brown West Drive Apt. 606, Rockwood: conditions no contact with victim. Bond $950; court date April 30.
• Regina Mae Headrick, 38, 325 Leslie Drive, Harriman: simple possession or casual exchange. Bond $2,000; court date May 7.
April 13 — Greg Ray Satterfield, 46, 5606 Wolfenbarger Lane, Knoxville: DUI and violation implied consent law. Total bond $1,500; court date May 7.
• Scott Tyler Sims, 53, 632 Sedgley Drive, Knoxville: serving time.
• David Sizemore, 42, 114 Wh Russell Lane, Harriman: attachment. Bond $1,500; court date May 23.
April 9 — Savannah Paige Wallace, 18, 201 Sewanee St., Apt. 203, Harriman: domestic assault. No bond; court date April 30.
• Quinton Tamarc Wright, 28, 510 W. Strang St., Harriman: failure to appear. Bond $2,000; court date April 23.
The Tennessee Highway Patrol will be conducting driver license roadside safety checkpoints this month in Roane County.
The first checkpoint will be from 10 to 11 p.m. May 4 on Hwy. 70 at Poland Hollow Road, Midtown.
Another checkpoint is planned from 9 to 10 a.m. May 11 on Pansy Hill Road near Swan Pond Road, Harriman.
Recognizing the danger presented to the public by unqualified drivers, troopers will concentrate their efforts on vehicles being operated by drivers who would violate the driver license laws of `Tennessee.
April 6 — Albert Andrew York, 38, 2001 Airport Dr. S., Naples, Fla.: pubic intoxication. Bond $1,000; court date May 21.
April 7 — Joseph Jeffery Anderson, 45, Kingston: no charge listed. No bond or court date listed.
• Dustin James Bunch, 25, 416 Coal Hill Road, Coalfield: failure to appear. No bond; court date May 7.
Editor's Note: Readers are cautioned that some names may be the same as, or similar to, other members of the community.
March 30 — Keith Wayne Andrew, 38, 708 Paint Rock Ferry Road, Kingston: four counts simple possession or casual exchange, and violation of probation. Total bond $10,500; court date May 7.
• Christopher Shanno Carroll, 36, 168 Evan Heights Road, Kingston: manufacture/deliver/sell controlled substance. Bond $5,000; court date April 13.
Another Roane County registered sex offender is in trouble with the law.
Jasper Lee Russell, 186 Poplar Creek Road, Harriman, was arrested on April 17 on weapons charges.
His legal troubles may not end there.
According to court records, Russell is under investigation for an alleged child rape. The court records said an investigator with the Roane County Sheriff's Office became aware of the allegations against Russell on April 13.
Roane County Sheriff's Office Chief Deputy Tim Phillips and Deputy Wes Stooksbury traveled to Phoenix last week.
The two lawmen weren't there to sightsee, however. They went to pick up a prisoner from one of the jails in Maricopa County, Ariz.
James. A. Tiegs was wanted in Roane County for a sexual offender registration violation and aggravated sexual battery.
"We flew out Wednesday," Phillips said. "Stayed the night, got up and went and got our prisoner and flew back."
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Every two minutes, someone in the United States is sexually assaulted…eighty percent of sexual assault victims are under the age of 30…almost two-thirds of victims are assaulted by someone they know…victims are significantly more likely to suffer from depression, post-traumatic stress syndrome, abuse drugs and/or alcohol or to contemplate suicide.
These statistics underscore the seriousness of the crime of sexual assault, the need for awareness and the importance of sexual assault prevention. At Sonoma State University, there are many resources available to students who have been the victim of sexual assault. The resources below are available to victims of sexual assault or can be used by any member of our community to take an active role in sexual assault prevention or to support a friend or family member who has been the victim of sexual assault.
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- I've been sexually assaulted. What can I do?
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I've been sexually assaulted. What can I do?
If you are a victim of sexual assault, you have many options and resources available to you. Most importantly, know that what happened is not your fault.
- Get to a safe place as soon as possible. Your immediate safety is first.
- While it is your choice to report or not report the crime to the police, doing so protects your rights and ensures the timely collection of evidence should you decide to seek prosecution at any time.
- Call 911 or 707-664-4444 to report crimes to SSU Police at any time. Filing a Police report does not require you to seek prosecution unless you choose to do so. SSU Police will also help facilitate contact with the appropriate law enforcement agency if the crime occurs off-campus.
- Anywhere in the state of California, you can call 2-1-1 for assistance locating a law enforcement agency.
- All University employees must report any sexual assault information that they are aware of or that has been shared with them by a victim, perpetrator, or third party, that has occurred on campus or at a University sponsored event to Employee Relations and Compliance 707-664-4470, to include names of victims and perpetrators, if known. The only confidential sources victims may report sexual assault information to are CAPS, the Student Health Center, Confidential Campus Advocate Susan Pulido, and Police.
- Seek medical care as soon as possible. Even if you do not think you have any injuries, you should be examined for internal injuries and get treatment for possible sexually transmitted diseases.
- It is important that you speak to someone.
- Anywhere in Sonoma County for counseling and support call 707-545-7273 to speak confidentially to a Verity victim advocate on the 24/7 crisis line OR call 707-545-7270 during business hours or see http://ourverity.org/immediate-help/. Verity also provides trained in-person accompaniment to forensic medical exams and helps people navigate medical, counseling, reporting, court, and more.
- For on-campus confidential support and counseling call 707-664-2153 during University business hours to speak confidentially to a psychologist at SSU Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) and/or call or visit the Student Health Center 707-664-2921 to speak confidentially to a nurse or doctor. You may also contact Confidential Sexual Assault Victim's Advocate Susan Pulido at 707-664-2698.
How can I avoid becoming a victim of sexual assault?
There is no way to completely protect yourself from sexual assault, but the following actions can help reduce your risk of becoming a victim.
- Be aware of your surroundings. Knowing where you are and who is around you may help you to find a way to get out of a bad situation.
- Try to avoid isolated areas. It is more difficult to get help if no one is around.
- Walk with purpose. Even if you don't know where you are going, act like you do.
- Trust your instincts. If a situation or location feels unsafe or uncomfortable, it probably isn't the best place to be.
- Try not to load yourself down with packages or bags as this can make you appear more vulnerable.
- Make sure your cell phone is with you and charged and that you have cab money.
- Don't allow yourself to be isolated with someone you don't trust or someone you don't know.
- Avoid putting music headphones in both ears so that you can be more aware of your surroundings, especially if you are walking alone.
Social gatherings present a number of additional considerations for your safety. The following precautions should be taken at parties or other gatherings.
- When you go to a social gathering, go with a group of friends. Arrive together, check in with each other throughout the evening, and leave together. Knowing where you are and who is around you may help you to find a way out of a bad situation.
- Trust your instincts. If you feel unsafe in any situation, go with your gut. If you see something suspicious, contact police immediately.
- Don't leave your drink unattended while talking, dancing, using the restroom, or making a phone call. If you've left your drink alone, just get a new one.
- Don't accept drinks from people you don't know or trust. If you choose to accept a drink, go with the person to the bar to order it, watch it being poured, and carry it yourself. At parties, don't drink from the punch bowls or other large, common open containers.
- Watch out for your friends, and vice versa. If a friend seems out of it, is way too intoxicated for the amount of alcohol they've had, or is acting out of character, get him or her to a safe place and do not leave then unattended with others.
- If you suspect you or a friend has been drugged, contact law enforcement immediately (local authorities can be reached by calling 911 in most areas of the U.S.). Be explicit with doctors so they can give you the correct tests (you will need a urine test and possibly others).
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- Don't leave. If you remain at the scene and are a witness, the perpetrator is less likely to do anything.
- If you know the perpetrator, tell him or her that you do not approve of what he or she is doing. Ask him or her to leave the potential victim alone.
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- When you go to a party, go with a group of friends. Arrive together, check in with each other frequently and leave together.
- Have a buddy system. Don't be afraid to let a friend know if you are worried about her/his safety.
- If you see someone who is intoxicated, offer to call him or her a cab or find him or her a safe ride home.
If someone you know has been assaulted:
- Listen. Be there. Don't be judgmental.
- Be patient. Remember, it will take your friend time to heal both mentally and physically from the assault.
- Help to empower your friend. Sexual assault is a crime that takes away an individual's power, it is important not to compound this experience by putting pressure on your friend to do things that he or she is not ready to do yet.
- Encourage your friend to report the rape to law enforcement. Crimes must be reported to the police agency where the crime occurred.
- If you are unsure who to call, you can call Sonoma State University Police at (707) 664-4444 and we can help facilitate contact with the appropriate law enforcement agency.
- Verity is the sexual assault advocacy agency in Sonoma County. An advocate can be reached 24/7 by calling (707) 545-7273 and Verity will also help facilitate contact with the appropriate law enforcement agency if the victim wishes.
- The Confidential Campus Sexual Assault Advocate is Susan Pulido, 707-664-2698.
- Anywhere in the state of California, you can call 2-1-1 for assistance locating a law enforcement or advocacy agency.
- Help your friend locate additional support services. At Sonoma State University, assistance is available from Counseling and Psychological Services, the Student Health Center, the Multicultural Center, Student Affairs and Enrollment Management, Employee Relations and Compliance, Residential Life, Student Advocates for Education (SAFE) and others.
- Provide long-term support for your friend. Healing from sexual assault is not an overnight process. Encourage him or her to seek support and counseling from licensed medical and mental health professionals.


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Found via Romenesko, this longish article by Times-Picayune columnist Chris Rose is one of the best I've seen on the subject of depression and getting help for it. A sample:
There were other people pumping gas at the island I had pulled into and I didn't want them to see me, didn't want to see them, didn't want to nod hello, didn't want to interact in any fashion.
Outside the window, they looked like characters in a movie. But not my movie.
I tried to wait them out, but others would follow, get out of their cars and pump and pay and drive off, always followed by more cars, more people. How can they do this, like everything is normal, I wondered. Where do they go? What do they do?
It was early August and two minutes in my car with the windows up and the air conditioner off was insufferable. I was trapped, in my car and in my head.
So I drove off with an empty tank rather than face strangers at a gas station.
Before I continue this story, I should make a confession. For all of my adult life, when I gave it thought — which wasn't very often — I regarded the concepts of depression and anxiety as pretty much a load of hooey.
I never accorded any credibility to the idea that such conditions were medical in nature. Nothing scientific about it. You get sick, get fired, fall in love, get laid, buy a new pair of shoes, join a gym, get religion, seasons change — whatever; you go with the flow, dust yourself off, get back in the game. I thought anti-depressants were for desperate housewives and fragile poets.
I no longer feel that way. Not since I fell down the rabbit hole myself and enough hands reached down to pull me out.
One of those hands belonged to a psychiatrist holding a prescription for anti-depressants. I took it. And it changed my life.
I changed the message on my phone to say: "This is Chris Rose. I am emotionally unavailable at the moment. Please leave a message."
I thought this was hilarious. Most of my friends picked it up as a classic cry for help.
My editor, my wife, my dad, my friends and just strangers on the street who recognized me from my picture in the paper had been telling me for a long time: You need to get help.
I didn't want help. I didn't want medicine. And I sure as hell didn't want to sit on a couch and tell some guy with glasses, a beard and a psych degree from Dartmouth all about my troubles.


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It is NOT the place to post your question because it gets higher traffic, or because more experienced users frequent it. Doing this just annoys those who are working on the device, and drives them away. Developers don't want to wade through 20 threads of "Help me urgently" to find their threads for porting and fixing camera issues etc. Similarly, if a thread is designated as discussion for developers say, porting a camera fix, please do not post in there asking "When will it be ready?", "Can I flash this yet?" etc. This is both completely disrespectful to those working on the project (you evidently haven't read the important posts in the thread), and also is making it harder for developers to find comments from other developers or testers when required.
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If you are posting in development, you should have read every sticky and notice there, and should be actively developing or helping in the development of something. Developing isn't installing a ROM, or using a tweak, it's creating a ROM or other hack or tweak. If you haven't read for several days before starting out on XDA, you are likely about to ask something already solved. I registered on XDA when I first wanted to post, and that was to join in a discussion on something. Sure, join up and ask a question, but read the information available in General and Q&A first, as your question will have been asked before. Search is your friend here, become familiar with it.
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So remember... before you start a thread in development, ask yourself what you are developing. If you can't answer, then stop, step away from the post button, and think about where you are posting. Would it be better in General or Q&A, or is some more time with your best friend, search, required?


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Sometimes, a sweet comes along that makes you want to become their official ambassador and travel the globe spreading the sweet gospel, introducing everyone to this magical stuff.
One such sweet, and you'll know exactly what I am talking about if you've ever tasted it, is Ryba's Fudge from Mackinac Island in Michigan.
If you are in any way tempted to say "I don't like fudge," well, I urge you to silence your dirty, untrustworthy mouth with a piece of a fudge unlike any other you have tasted.
And while you let it melt in your mouth, let me tell you a little of the story of the late Mr. Ryba, who left a legacy as the "Fudge King" of Mackinac Island, and his fudge.
Mr. Ryba was born in Detroit on June 19, 1907 and grew up the eldest of five children in Utica, Michigan. He began working on the family farm, and in the mid 1930's rented a storefront in which he began selling caramel corn and popcorn near a Detroit movie theater. In 1950, he grew both amused and irritated with a twelve year old boy selling The Detroit News outside his store. The young man had such a loud voice that Mr. Ryba always claimed he would scare his customers away. He also admired the young man's drive, so he hired "Victor", his eventual partner and son-in-law. Together they started making fudge. They were so successful, they branched out to sell at state fairs and other events that brought large crowds.
In 1960, they rented their first Mackinac Island store and began selling their fudge. Since that time, Mr. Ryba and his son-in-law have been a major force in the competitive fudge trade and have helped put this originally small resort town on the map. Also know as "the man of ideas," Mr. Ryba helped transform this island into the place it is today. He was up at first light, a hands-on type person who was everywhere his many business ventures took him.
In March of 1996, he passed away at the age of 88. He left a major legacy in the generations that have followed in his footsteps. His son-in-law and grandchildren have continued in the fudge and candy trade, and today five stores are operated in the downtown area. Ryba's trademark pink stores and pink bags represent the past and present of the fudge and candy trade. "Victor's Caramel Corn" is the seed of the industry and what started the company so many years ago.
What started in Detroit, and moved to Mackinac Island may now be found at Chicago's McCormick Place and Navy Pier. His grandchildren happily continue the legacy of fresh, quality fudge cooked in copper kettles and creamed on marble slabs. "When you see it made you know it's fresh," and we make it fresh daily at two of our downtown locations. Like Mr. Ryba, we'd be happy to put on a show!
I need you to know that I love that story. I love the idea of such an enterprise--fudge as something that would please tourists and give them a unique sweet memory, as well as a treat to bring back home.
But more importantly, I need you to know how much I love this fudge. I, like some out there, am not the biggest-hugest fudge fan. Growing up with substandard "chocolate sand" varieties sold on the Jersey Shore, I have often found the stuff underwhelming.
But this Ryba's fudge is different. I think that the pictures at least slightly conveys it, but not completely. The texture is nothing like the gritty stuff that all too often passes as fudge. This is the absolute smoothest fudge I have ever had. It is like silk on the tongue. It melts like ganache. It's sweet, but not obnoxiously so. It begs you to have another bite. Although it's so smooth that it's not so much a bite as a gentle avalanche of sweetness in your mouth.
I had a sampler, so there were plenty of types to try--plain, Chocolate Pecan, Turtle, Cookies and Cream, Peanut Butter, Chocolate Peanut Butter. One after the other, the fudge varieties were simple and straightforward--I wouldn't call them a fancy food, exactly, but each one was just as smooth and as simply exquisite as my first bite.
But don't take my word for it--take a five year old's. I watch and do baking and art lessons for two sweet girls every now and again, and the younger one, upon tasting the Cookies and Cream variety, said "this is really good stuff."
It is really good stuff. And for me, an evocative food memory, and a telling one. It was like the taste of this fudge was good enough to match my idealized memories of growing up by the Jersey shore, but this treat needed no filter of time or memory--it was just excellent, plain and simple.
Ryba's Fudge; for more information or to buy, visit ryba.com.


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(a) Evaluation
Each recipient of funds under this subpart for a program shall annually conduct an evaluation of the program and submit to the Secretary a report concerning the evaluation, in the form prescribed by the Secretary.
(b) Use of evaluationSuch evaluation shall be used by the grant recipient—
(c) Evaluation report componentsIn preparing the evaluation reports, the recipient shall—
use the data provided in the application submitted by the recipient under section 6914 of this title as baseline data against which to report academic achievement and gains in English proficiency for children in the program;
disaggregate the results of the evaluation by gender, native languages spoken by children, socioeconomic status, and whether the children have disabilities;
(3) include data on the progress of the recipient in achieving the objectives of the program, including data demonstrating the extent to which children served by the program are meeting the challenging State academic content and student academic achievement standards, and including data comparing limited English proficient children with English proficient children with regard to school retention and academic achievement concerning—
include information on the extent that professional development activities carried out through the program have resulted in improved classroom practices and improved student academic achievement;
lude [1] a description of how the activities carried out through the program are coordinated and integrated with the other Federal, State, or local programs serving limited English proficient children; and
(Pub. L. 89–10, title III, § 3217, as added Pub. L. 107–110, title III, § 301, Jan. 8, 2002, 115 Stat. 1716.)
[1] So in original. Probably should be "(5) include".
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