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The Illinois Department of Transporation solicited comments and questions from the public in regards to I-290. IDOT came up with a list of responses to the most frequently asked questions:
"Comment: Will adding a lane to I-290 eliminate congestion?
In a region of 7 million people, there isn't a standalone project that can eliminate congestion completely. However, for the I-290 project, a combination of highway and transit improvements can move up to 40,000 more people through the corridor. It is also important to note that mobility is only one concern on I-290 - the I-290 corridor experiences thousands of crashes each year, has aging infrastructure, and outdated designs, including substandard bike and pedestrian accommodations (most of the crossings do not meet ADA requirements), and poor access to the CTA Blue Line. The overall goal is to improve safety, mobility and facility condition over the "no build" scenario for all modes, while also making the corridor an asset to the neighboring communities.
Comment: What is a Purpose and Need, and why aren't environmental factors included in the Purpose and Need?
The Purpose and Need is a concise summary of the transportation problems that should be addressed by a project, which is consistent with the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), and Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) policies and procedures. If an alternative cannot address the basic transportation needs, it is dropped from further consideration. The Purpose and Need evaluation is performed at a conceptual level of engineering detail, and for those alternatives that meet the Purpose and Need, a basic engineering design will be developed. This engineering design, as well as refined traffic volumes, allow for the consideration (and measurement of) social, environmental and economic factors.
Regardless of the content of the Purpose and Need, protection of the environment is required as part of the overall NEPA process. The I-290 study is in response to the current conditions in the corridor, which negatively impact local residents and communities each day in terms of mobility, safety, and facility condition/design.
Comment: Were alternatives considered that do not add a lane to I-290?
Yes, the Department studied "non widening" options, both in evaluation rounds 1 and 2, which would rely upon an extended Blue Line for any additional capacity. Our updated evaluation of round 2 alternatives included two new "non widening" alternatives (see Attachment 1) that were suggested by the Village of Oak Park (Village) and Citizens for Appropriate Transportation (CAT); these alternatives include features that would further restrict flow on I-290 (i.e., the Village plan calls for high toll rates on all lanes, the CAT plan calls for converting the existing inside lanes to managed lanes). The major effect of these strategies was a diversion of traffic from I-290 and a worsening of arterial congestion. As such, these alternatives did not perform well enough to be carried further. The same evaluation criterion was used for every alternative. We also rescored the round 2 alternatives using a methodology suggested by CAT, which confirmed our original findings (see Attachment 2). Our technical studies, which include the scoring of alternatives, as well as our Corridor Advisory Group (CAG) presentations, are documented on the project website.
Comment: Can the CTA Blue Line be extended instead of adding a lane to I-290?
A stand alone transit improvement would not address the transportation needs in the I-290 corridor. There is an abundance of existing travel choices in the study area, including an extensive transit network.
However, the market served by I-290 is much broader than the market served by transit (see Attachment 3). As such, the stand-alone transit improvements that we have studied, including a Blue Line extension to Oak Brook, have not demonstrated significant increased new transit ridership or would not address the mobility issues along the I‑290 corridor in any meaningful way. In addition, about 50% of the ridership for a Blue Line extension would be from other existing transit services. Rather than picking one mode over another, our goal is to improve all modes of travel for all users in the study area, including transit, bicycle, pedestrian, and vehicles. Every alternative we are considering for the next round of evaluation includes an extension of the CTA Blue Line.
Comment: Why are left side ramps a concern, and how will the community be impacted by a right side design?
The I-290 crash analysis has documented safety concerns associated with the left side ramps, and that report is posted on the project website (http://www.eisenhowerexpressway.com/pdfs/i-290%20crash%20addendum%201%202010-apr-19.pdf). The two highest concentrations of crashes in the westbound direction are along the sections of I-290 approaching the Austin Boulevard and Harlem Avenue interchanges, and the highest crash rate within the project limits is the westbound approach to Austin Boulevard (539 crashes per mile). This is substantially higher than the next highest location (390 crashes per mile) at the eastbound approach to the Ashland Avenue interchange. In addition, 74% of the crashes that had an identified lane position in the police reports were in the inner two lanes at Austin, and 47% of the crashes that had an identified lane position in the police reports were in the inside lane at Harlem. This crash experience can be attributed to the inside lanes on an expressway typically serving higher speed, longer distance travel; the inside ramps introduce merging and speed changes. As an additional reference, please see the attached excerpt from NCHRP 17-45 Safety Prediction Methodology and Analysis Tool for Freeways and Interchanges (Attachment 4), which is a more recent national study, and documents that left side entrances or exits ramps have up to 180% more crashes than right side entrance or exit ramps. This report is based on research sponsored by the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) in Cooperation with the FHWA and is being incorporated into an updated version of the Highway Safety Manual. As shown in Attachment 5, the proposed interchanges at Harlem Avenue and Austin Boulevard would have right side ramps for only a portion of their length - the proposed ramps would transition to the middle, similar to today's conditions, and stay within the existing right of way. Air and noise studies will be initiated this fall, when the engineering design and refined traffic information is further developed.
Comment: How were stakeholder comments from the initial round 2 evaluation in the spring of 2012 considered?
In response to comments received from stakeholders in 2012, the Department revisited the round 2 alternatives evaluation, adding two additional "non widening" alternatives. We also worked with the CTA to develop the scope, schedule and funding for the Blue Line Vision Study, which will enhance the transit planning aspects of the overall I-290 planning process. The past year was also spent gathering and analyzing additional information in the eastern 4 mile extension of the study area. This additional analysis was used to respond to many of the stakeholder comments that we received in 2012.
We appreciate the comments that were provided, and carefully considered them as we developed a revised Purpose and Need, round 2 alternatives evaluation, and an updated Alternatives Report. It is also important to note that the planning process is essentially at the same milestone as last summer – the end of round 2. Public Meeting 3, which was anticipated for last summer, will be scheduled for October of this year.
Comment: Has every way to manage lanes on I-290 been considered?
We have analyzed numerous types of managed lanes, including car pool lane variations, tolling variations, and combinations of both. Three of the top four alternatives emerging from the round 2 evaluation, and advanced for further study, include managed lanes (see Attachment 6). These alternatives represent a broad spectrum of ideas for managing flow on I-290, and will be refined as the planning process advances.
Comment: How is Context Sensitive Solutions (CSS) being applied to the I-290 study, and what role will an urban designer or landscape architect have on the project?
Community context has been an important consideration from the beginning, and we have utilized a Corridor Advisory Group (CAG) to define current and future conditions along the corridor. The CAG consists of community representatives and other stakeholders that have detailed knowledge of their communities.
The alternatives under consideration do not change the function of the corridor or the surrounding communities, and we are working with stakeholders to blend I-290 corridor improvements within the context of current and future land uses. The alternatives stay within the existing right-of-way in Oak Park, and in particular, within the existing walled section ("trench"), as shown on Attachment 7. As such, a decision on whether or not to add a lane to I‑290 would not be driven by urban design or architectural considerations. The interchange concepts at Harlem Avenue and Austin Boulevard are unique designs that were developed on the basis of stakeholder input, which placed a high priority on keeping the intersections in the middle; this design also provides an opportunity to cover a portion of the expressway as shown on Attachment 5. We are also partnering with the CTA regarding station concepts and upgrades to the overall Blue Line Corridor.
The alternatives are at a conceptual level of detail, and offer flexibility with regard to aesthetics and design. In this next round of alternatives development and evaluation, we will continue to blend community, environment, and engineering factors, with the ultimate objective of developing a preferred plan that best addresses the transportation needs, improves all modes, and creates an asset for the adjoining communities.
Comment: What if a weighted scoring system was used for evaluating alternatives in round 2?
Based upon stakeholder comments, we applied what's called a "ratio" based scoring system to the round 2 alternatives, and converted the scoring to a 0 to 100 scale (Attachment 2). A ratio scoring system gives more weight to individual criteria, depending on how well an alternative performs. The ratio scoring system yields the same top 4 alternatives, in a different order, and would justify moving forward with only 3 alternatives (Attachment 2). This confirms the soundness of our basic evaluation approach, and we will move into the next evaluation round with 4 alternatives, since they provide a broader spectrum of ideas.
Comment: Some of the round 2 evaluation results show relatively small percentage improvements regionally. Should those results be discarded?
In terms of percentage differences, it is important to recognize that the regional measures used in round 2 involve a comparison between an 8 mile section of I-290 and a 36,000 mile regional highway system. As such, major percentage differences should not be expected, given the size of the existing system. In addition, focusing on percentage differences does not account for the significance of individual performance results. For example the build alternatives reduce regional Vehicle Hours of Travel (VHT) by up to 28,000 hours, which equates to a daily productivity savings of approximately $685,000.
In addition, the relative (percentage) differences between alternatives, especially with regard to transit performance, can be small. Eliminating evaluation criteria on the basis of small percentage differences would eliminate an objective rationale for evaluating transit performance, and would not acknowledge the significance of individual results.
Comment: How will air quality be addressed?
In order to assess air quality, detailed engineering (including horizontal and vertical geometry) and design level traffic is needed, and is being pursued during this next evaluation round. We will be comparing the alternatives to USEPA standards, which were specifically developed to protect sensitive populations such as asthmatics, children, and the elderly.
Comment: What will be done for reducing traffic noise along I-290?
Similar to air quality studies, traffic noise studies require detailed engineering and design level traffic. As we move into this next evaluation round, noise monitoring, modeling, and abatement studies will be conducted. The noise study will investigate noise levels, noise increases and the effectiveness and cost of providing noise abatement (e.g., walls) in accordance with State and Federal policies and procedures.
We appreciate your continued involvement in the I-290 study. If you have any questions or need additional information, please contact Mark Peterson, Project Manager, at (847) 705-4569."


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Jerry Springer helped to bring our fine nation's credibility down a peg or two when "The Jerry Springer Show" hit big in the early 2000s. It showed America at its worst, and we couldn't get enough of it. It's still on the air, now in its 22nd season, and it's filmed in Stamford. But Springer is a pretty interesting guy, and he's done more in life than just play referee to crazy people. He was also a two-term mayor of Cincinnati, a lawyer, a game show host, a country-recording artist and he's performed on Broadway too. He'll be at the Ridgefield Playhouse Tuesday night to talk about his many successes and challenges.
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The Ridgefield Playhouse, 80 East Ridge, Ridgefield. Tue., April 23, 7:30 p.m. $55-$75. (203) 438-5795. ridgefieldplayhouse.org.

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§211.103 Administration of preference.
Authority: 5 U.S.C. 1302.
Source: 60 FR 3056, Jan. 13, 1995, unless otherwise noted.
§211.101 Purpose.
The purpose of this part is to define veterans' preference and the administration of preference in Federal employment. (5 U.S.C. 2108)
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(g) Discharged or released from active duty means with either an honorable or general discharge from active duty in the armed forces. The Department of Defense is responsible for administering and defining military discharges.
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Perhaps it's a stupid question, but how do I install my own SSL cert for a website?
Assuming my website is example.com and I have example.com.key (private key), example.com.crt (certificate), example.com.bundle (SSL vendor bundle), and I use a dedicated IP for it - if I go to Website -> Domain -> example.com and click SSL, I only have these options:
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So, it looks like there is no space to provide the private key - confusing.
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@gabo_el José Andrés esta basado en DC, ojo. Tiene 5 restaurantes.
Roca, Patron's New Tequila, Now Available in Miami
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But perhaps the richest, and most comforting, dish on the extensive menu is the black rossejat — a paella-style pasta of thin noodles boldly tinted by squid ink and topped with shrimp and an ivory aioli. Priced affordably at $22, the plate is one of the most generous portions on the menu and could certainly function as a main course for two. It's no surprise, then, that the parade of high-heeled ladies and suited men exiting the restaurant bore ebullient grins of ebony teeth and lips — a silent symbol of the black rossejat's undeniable popularity.
Desserts sustain the restaurant's focus on Miami, Latin America, the Caribbean, and Spain. The "pastel chocolate café con leche" — a short tower of dark-chocolate mousse cake topped with ganache — is flawlessly paired with not-too-sweet, potent Cuban-coffee ice cream. Key lime pie delicately finishes the meal in "José's way" with piped, zigzagged ribbons of key lime cream alongside dollops of toasted meringue, foam, and scattered bits of cracker. Other desserts include tembleque, tres leches, a traditional Spanish flan, and a banana mojito served atop a bowl of crushed ice.
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1701 Collins Ave.
Miami Beach, FL 33139
Category: Restaurant > Spanish
Region: South Beach
Overall, the service is cordial, even during lengthy rote tableside recitations of plate descriptions. Be sure to set aside a whole evening, though. A meal typically takes at least two hours to enjoy.
The dining experience is as grand as its price, and the average ticket reaches about $75 per person. But the greatest problem might not be the cost of the first visit, or the second, or the third. Instead, the issue with the Bazaar by José Andrés is the extensiveness of the exciting menu. It would likely take a dozen dinners to sample the entire offering. And for the chance at another entrancing adventure, I'll definitely keep going back.
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@gabo_el José Andrés esta basado en DC, ojo. Tiene 5 restaurantes.
@BazaarMiami $22? Rossejat inflation! (nice review, congrats) cc: @GC_Pagani @SteveBM
@SteveBM Agreed!!
@emilcDC yo estuve en el de Miami, increible
@frodnesor @GC_Pagani we overhyped the rossejat!
@gabo_el El pata la rompe. En DC sus restaurantes tienen el mismo efecto que los de Gastón. Paran llenos.


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|New York Mets starting pitcher Dillon Gee, center, smiles during a conference on the mound during the eighth inning of a baseball game against the Washington Nationals at Nationals Park, Friday, Aug. 30, 2013, in Washington. The Mets won 3-2. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)
WASHINGTON (AP) — Ike Davis hit a two-run homer, Daniel Murphy scored from second on a groundball, and Dillon Gee allowed two runs over 7 2-3 innings Friday night in the New York Mets' 3-2 win over the Washington Nationals.
Gee (10-9) allowed six hits, struck out three and walked one, outdueling Jordan Zimmermann as the Mets won for only the third time in nine games.
The Nationals, trying to work their way into the NL pennant race, lost for just the second time in 10. Washington began the day 6½ games behind the Cincinnati Reds for the second wild-card spot.
Gee's ERA had been just under 2.00 in his previous eight starts, and the Nationals rarely threatened him. He faced three batters above the minimum through seven innings. The only scoreboard damage came on Wilson Ramos' homer to lead off the third and pinch-hitter Steve Lombardozzi's two-out solo shot in the eighth.
Zimmermann (15-8), who remains tied with Adam Wainwright for the NL lead in wins, allowed three runs and six hits with one walk and six strikeouts over 7 2-3 innings. He didn't allow a hit until Murphy's single to lead off the fourth, but that was followed two batters later by Davis' opposite-field home run.
Murphy's hustle then gave the Mets a 3-1 lead in the eighth. On second after his two-out double, Murphy never stopped running after Andrew Brown hit a smash down the line. Third baseman Ryan Zimmerman made the stop, but he unwisely uncorked a no-hope throw to first on the run. Adam LaRoche couldn't field the short hop, allowing Murphy to score easily while Brown got credit for a single and an RBI.
Lombardozzi cut the lead to one with his home run in the bottom of the inning. Span followed with an infield hit, and Zimmerman singled to left to chase Gee. Scott Rice came on to face Bryce Harper, who fouled off a 3-0 pitch with hot-hitting Jayson Werth on deck and then grounded out to second.
LaTroy Hawkins pitched the ninth for his sixth save.
While scoring chances were few, the Mets wasted a couple of good ones, getting a runner on second with none out twice but failing to score. Eric Young walked and stole second in the first, while Travis d'Arnaud doubled to start the fifth.
Notes: Span stretched his hitting streak to a career-high 13 games, while Harper's 11-game hitting streak came to an end. ... Nationals manager Davey Johnson says Ross Ohlendorf will start Sunday's game. Johnson had considered giving Tanner Roark a debut major league start, but Roark pitched in relief Thursday night. ... Gee received a visit from the trainer when he flexed his arm after a pitch to Ian Desmond in the seventh inning. Gee waved off the trainer, then got Desmond to swing at a low pitch for strike three.
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Internet Explorer 6 has been removed from EERE's testing suite! What does that mean? Well, if you're a Web developer, you're probably already jumping for joy, because this will make it faster and easier to code websites in general.
What does it mean for everyone else? Well, whenever we make a new website, our developers are supposed to make sure the site looks right and works right in all of the browsers in the EERE testing suite.
So this doesn't mean anything for the live websites. If you use IE6, all the pages on EERE will continue to work for you. However, we won't be making sure that new sites, updates, and redesigns work in IE6. So new sites—and, eventually, most of EERE—may not work properly in your browser.
So if you still use IE6, it would probably be a good idea to upgrade. Even Microsoft is encouraging people to update their browsers, and is counting down how many people are still using it. So talk to your IT folks and learn how to upgrade!
How about IE 9 and Firefox 4? How about Safari for the PC?
These are more secure, are CSS3 compliant, have better javascript engines, are more w3c compliant than their predecessors.
Robert Sawyer | April 4. 2011 10:19
Robert Sawyer | April 4. 2011 10:20
I checked in with our head developer over here for the answer to this.
We decide which browsers should be on the EERE Testing Suite list based on the number of visitors who use those browsers. Typically, when more than 5% of our visitors use a certain browser, we add it to the Testing Suite.
Right now 1% of all visitors to EERE use IE9 and 2% use Firefox 4. But we check those numbers every month. Once those numbers go above 5%, we'll start testing on them!
(Removing IE6 was a special exception. It's not under 5% on EERE yet.)
Elizabeth Spencer | April 4. 2011 13:17
IE6 is outdated, just like any technology these days, it is moving and evolving, it will soon be under 5%.
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I Am Second? Really?Wednesday, April 29th, 2009
hmm...ok I like the whole I Am Second thing, it's a great way to put faith out there. But I was thinking...am I really second? When I study and teach about priorities, the order is not God first, me second. I strive to make my priorities in the following order: God Husband Home Children Private


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|The examples and perspective in this article may not represent a worldwide view of the subject. (July 2014)
A false accusation of rape is the intentional reporting of a rape by an alleged victim when no rape has occurred. Studies have found that police typically classify between 1.5 and 8% of rape accusations as unfounded, unproven or false, however researchers say those determinations are often dubious. The "conventional scholarly wisdom," according to American law professor Michelle J. Anderson, is that two percent of rape complaints made to the police are false. The United States Justice Department agrees, saying false accusations "are estimated to occur at the low rate of two percent -- similar to the rate of false accusations for other violent crimes." However, others say eight percent or more of rape accusations are false, and as a scientific matter the answer remains unknown.[1]
- 1 Estimates of prevalence
- 2 Profile
- 3 See also
- 4 References
- 5 Further reading
- 6 External links
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It is extremely difficult to assess the prevalence of false accusations. Not all jurisdictions have a distinct classification of false accusation, resulting in these cases being combined with other types of cases (e.g. where the accuser did not physically resist the suspect or sustain injuries) under headings such as "unfounded" or "unproved." There are many reasons other than falsity that can result in a rape case being closed as unfounded or unproven.[2][3]
Crown Prosecution Service report (2011–2012)[edit]
A report by the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) examined rape allegations in England and Wales over a 17-month period between January 2011 and May 2012. It showed that in 35 cases authorities prosecuted a person for making a false allegation, while they brought 5,651 prosecutions for rape. Keir Starmer, the head of the CPS, said that the "mere fact that someone did not pursue a complaint or retracted it, is not of itself evidence that it was false" and that it is a "misplaced belief" that false accusations of rape are commonplace.[4] He added that the report also showed that a significant number of false allegations of rape (and domestic violence) "involved young, often vulnerable people. About half of the cases involved people aged 21 years old and under, and some involved people with mental health difficulties. In some cases, the person alleged to have made the false report had undoubtedly been the victim of some kind of offence, even if not the one that he or she had reported."[5][6][7]
Lisak (2010)[edit]
David Lisak's study, published in 2010 in Violence Against Women, classified as false 8 out of the 136 (5.9%) reported rapes at an American university over a ten-year period.
- Applying IACP guidelines, a case was classified as a false report if there was evidence that a thorough investigation was pursued and that the investigation had yielded evidence that the reported sexual assault had in fact not occurred. A thorough investigation would involve, potentially, multiple interviews of the alleged perpetrator, the victim, and other witnesses, and where applicable, the collection of other forensic evidence (e.g., medical records, security camera records). For example, if key elements of a victim's account of an assault were internally inconsistent and directly contradicted by multiple witnesses and if the victim then altered those key elements of his or her account, investigators might conclude that the report was false. That conclusion would have been based not on a single interview, or on intuitions about the credibility of the victim, but on a "preponderance" of evidence gathered over the course of a thorough investigation."[8]
Police in Victoria, Australia (2006)[edit]
A study of 812 rape accusations made to police in Victoria Australia between 2000 and 2003 found that 2.1% were ultimately classified by police as false, with the complainants then charged or threatened with charges for filing a false police report.[9]
Rumney (2006)[edit]
|False reporting rate (%)
|Theilade and Thomsen (1986)
|1 out of 56
4 out of 39
|1.5% (minimum)
10% (maximum)
|New York Rape Squad (1974)
|Hursch and Selkin (1974)
|10 out of 545
|Kelly et al. (2005)
|67 out of 2,643
|3% ("possible" and "probable" false allegations)
22% (recorded by police as "no-crime")
|Geis (1978)
|3–31% (estimates given by police surgeons)
|Smith (1989)
|17 out of 447
|U.S. Department of Justice (1997)
|Clark and Lewis (1977)
|12 out of 116
|Harris and Grace (1999)
|53 out of 483
123 out of 483
|10.9% ("false/malicious" claims)
25% (recorded by police as "no-crime")
|Lea et al. (2003)
|42 out of 379
|164 out of 1,379
|McCahill et al. (1979)
|218 out of 1,198
|Philadelphia police study (1968)
|74 out of 370
|Chambers and Millar (1983)
|44 out of 196
|Grace et al. (1992)
|80 out of 335
|Jordan (2004)
|68 out of 164
62 out of 164
|41% ("false" claims)
38% (viewed by police as "possibly true/possibly false")
|Kanin (1994)
|45 out of 109
|Gregory and Lees (1996)
|49 out of 109
|Maclean (1979)
|16 out of 34
|Stewart (1981)
|16 out of 18
A 2006 paper by Philip N.S. Rumney in the Cambridge Law Journal offers a review of studies of false reporting in the US, New Zealand and the UK.[10] Rumney draws two conclusions from his review of literature. First, the police continue to misapply the "no-crime" or "unfounding" criteria. Studies by Kelly et al. (2005), Lea et al. (2003), HMCPSI/HMIC (2002), Harris and Grace (1999), Smith (1989), and others found that police decisions to no-crime were frequently dubious and based entirely on the officer's personal judgement. Rumney notes that some officers seem to "have fixed views and expectations about how genuine rape victims should react to their victimization." He adds that "qualitative research also suggests that some officers continue to exhibit an unjustified scepticism of rape complainants, while others interpret such things as lack of evidence or complaint withdrawal as 'proof' of a false allegation."
Rumney's second conclusion is that it is impossible to "discern with any degree of certainty the actual rate of false allegations" due to the fact that many of the studies of false allegations have adopted unreliable or untested research methodologies. He argues, for instance, that in addition to their small sample size the studies by Maclean (1979) and Stewart (1981) used questionable criteria to judge an allegation to be false. MacLean deemed reports "false" if, for instance, the victim did not appear "dishevelled" and Stewart, in one instance, considered a case disproved, stating that "it was totally impossible to have removed her extremely tight undergarments from her extremely large body against her will".[11]
British Home Office study (2005)[edit]
A 2005 study, "A gap or a chasm? Attrition in reported rape cases" was the largest and most rigorous study to date commissioned by the British Home Office on UK rape crime, from the initial reporting of a rape through to legal prosecutions. The study was based on 2,643 sexual assault cases (Kelly, Lovett, and Regan, 2005). Of these, police departments classified 8% as false reports.[12]
The researchers noted that some of these classifications were based simply on the personal judgments of the police investigators and were made in violation of official criteria for establishing a false allegation. Closer analysis of this category applying the Home Office counting rules for establishing a false allegation and excluding cases where the application of the cases where confirmation of the designation was uncertain reduced the percentage of false reports to 3%. The researchers concluded that "one cannot take all police designations at face value" and that "[t]here is an over-estimation of the scale of false allegations by both police officers and prosecutors." Moreover, they added:
The interviews with police officers and complainants' responses show that despite the focus on victim care, a culture of suspicion remains within the police, even amongst some of those who are specialists in rape investigations. There is also a tendency to conflate false allegations with retractions and withdrawals, as if in all such cases no sexual assault occurred. This reproduces an investigative culture in which elements that might permit a designation of a false complaint are emphasised (later sections reveal how this also feeds into withdrawals and designation of 'insufficient evidence'), at the expense of a careful investigation, in which the evidence collected is evaluated.[12][13][14]
FBI statistics[edit]
FBI reports from 1996 consistently put the number of "unfounded" rape accusations around 8%. In contrast, the average rate of unfounded reports for "Index crimes" tracked by the FBI is 2%.[15]
However, "unfounded" is not synonymous with false allegation. Bruce Gross of the Forensic Examiner says that:
This statistic is almost meaningless, as many of the jurisdictions from which the FBI collects data on crime use different definitions of, or criteria for, "unfounded." That is, a report of rape might be classified as unfounded (rather than as forcible rape) if the alleged victim did not try to fight off the suspect, if the alleged perpetrator did not use physical force or a weapon of some sort, if the alleged victim did not sustain any physical injuries, or if the alleged victim and the accused had a prior sexual relationship. Similarly, a report might be deemed unfounded if there is no physical evidence or too many inconsistencies between the accuser's statement and what evidence does exist. As such, although some unfounded cases of rape may be false or fabricated, not all unfounded cases are false.[3]
Kanin (1994)[edit]
In 1994, Eugene J. Kanin of Purdue University investigated the incidences of false rape allegations made to the police in one small urban community between 1978 and 1987. He states that unlike those in many larger jurisdictions, this police department had the resources to "seriously record and pursue to closure all rape complaints, regardless of their merits." He further states each investigation "always involves a serious offer to polygraph the complainants and the suspects" and "the complainant must admit that no rape had occurred. She is the sole agent who can say that the rape charge is false."
The number of false rape allegations in the studied period was 45; this was 41% of the 109 total complaints filed in this period.[16] The researchers verified, whenever possible, for all of the complainants who recanted their allegations, that their new account of the events matched the accused's version of events.
Critics of Kanin's report include David Lisak, an associate professor of psychology and director of the Men's Sexual Trauma Research Project at the University of Massachusetts Boston. He states, "Kanin's 1994 article on false allegations is a provocative opinion piece, but it is not a scientific study of the issue of false reporting of rape. It certainly should never be used to assert a scientific foundation for the frequency of false allegations."[17]
According to Lisak, Kanin's study lacked any kind of systematic methodology and did not independently define a false report, instead recording as false any report which the police department classified as false. The department classified reports as false which the complainant later said were false, but Lisak points out that Kanin's study did not scrutinize the police's processes or employ independent checkers to protect results from bias.[8]
Kanin, Lisak writes, took his data from a police department whose investigation procedures are condemned by the U.S. Justice Department and the International Association of Chiefs of Police. These procedures include the almost universal[17] threat, in this department, of polygraph testing of complainants, which is viewed as a tactic of intimidation that leads victims to avoid the justice process[8] and which, Lisak says, is "based on the misperception that a significant percentage of sexual assault reports are false."[17] The police department's "biases...were then echoed in Kanin's unchallenged reporting of their findings."[17]
Bruce Gross writes in the Forensic Examiner that Kanin's study is an example of the limitations of existing studies on false rape accusations. "Small sample sizes and non-representative samples preclude generalizability."[3] Philip N.S. Rumney questions the reliability of Kanin's study stating that it "must be approached with caution". He argues that the study's most significant problem is Kanin's assumption "that police officers abided by departmental policy in only labeling as false those cases where the complainant admitted to fabrication. He does not consider that actual police practice, as other studies have shown, might have departed from guidelines."[10]
Other studies[edit]
DiCanio (1993) states that while researchers and prosecutors do not agree on the exact percentage of false allegations, they generally agree on a range of 2% to 10%.[18] Edward Greer (2000) estimates a much higher percentage of false accusations. Writing in the Law Review of Loyola of Los Angeles, Greer writes:
"Despite the difficulties in measuring wrongful accusations, there is indirect data available that is highly suggestive that far more than two percent of rape accusations are false. In a significant fraction of instances, the accusers recant their charges; in others, where no formal recantation occurs but where rape may have occurred, there are good reasons to believe that the accusation must nevertheless be wrong about the identity of the assailant. One illustration of this phenomenon are the instances where DNA testing has determined that the man actually imprisoned for rape after trial was not the individual the victim claimed was the assailant."[19]
According to a survey of 20 American law enforcement officers done in 2004, officers believe that the typical person making a false accusation is "female (100%), Caucasian (100%), 15–20 years of age (10%), 31–45 years of age (25%), or 21–30 years of age (65%)".[2] A false accusation may be perpetrated out of a desire for attention or sympathy, anger or revenge, or to cover up behavior deemed "inappropriate" by their condemning surrounding culture.[2]
Statements by the Finnish Police estimate that false rape accusations have risen in like manner with female alcohol consumption in the country and that many false rape accusations are made when intoxicated. Many of the people falsely accused of rape are men of immigrant background.[20]
See also[edit]
- False allegation of child sexual abuse
- Recovered memory therapy
- Innocence Project — advocacy
- Centurion Ministries — advocacy
- Conor Oberst — a famous example of a false rape allegation in 2013
- Duke lacrosse case — an example from 2006
- Brian Banks — an example from 2002
- Tawana Brawley rape allegations — an example from 1987
- Scottsboro Boys — an example from 1931
- Racial hoax
- Treva Throneberry
- ^ Turvey, Brent E. (2013). Forensic Victimology: Examining Violent Crime Victims in Investigative and Legal Contexts. Academic Press. p. 265. ISBN 0124080847.
- ^ a b c Hazelwood, Robert R.; Burgess, Ann Wolbert, eds. (2008). Practical Aspects of Rape Investigation. CRC Press.
- ^ a b c Gross, Bruce (Spring 2009). "False Rape Allegations: An Assault On Justice". Forensic Examiner.
- ^ Bowcott, Owen (March 13, 2013). "Rape investigations 'undermined by belief that false accusations are rife'". The Guardian. Retrieved April 25, 2013.
- ^ Starmer, Keir (March 13, 2013). "False allegations of rape and domestic violence are few and far between". The Guardian. Archived from the original on 15 August 2013. Retrieved April 25, 2013.
- ^ "False Rape Allegations Rare, But 'Damaging Myths' Harm Real Rape Victims, Says CPS' Keir Starmer". The Huffington Post. 13 March 2013. Archived from the original on 15 August 2013. Retrieved 15 August 2013.
- ^ "Charging perverting the course of justice and wasting police time in cases involving allegedly false rape and domestic violence allegations". Joint report to the Director of Public Prosecutions by Alison Levitt QC, Principal Legal Advisor, and the Crown Prosecution Service Equality and Diversity Unit. March 2013. Archived from the original on 15 August 2013. Retrieved April 25, 2013.
This report is the product of the first ever study, by the Crown Prosecution Service, of the number and nature of cases involving allegedly false allegations of rape or domestic violence, or both. This is in many ways a trailblazing report, the first time we have clear evidence about the prosecution of this important issue. The report outlines the key findings of that review and the steps that we plan to take in response
- ^ a b c Lisak, David; Gardinier, Lori; Nicksa, Sarah C.; Cote, Ashley M. (2010). "False Allegations of Sexual Assualt: An Analysis of Ten Years of Reported Cases". Violence Against Women 16 (12): 1318–1334. doi:10.1177/1077801210387747.
- ^ Heenan, Melanie; Murray, Suellen (2006). "Study of Reported Rapes in Victoria 2000-2003, Summary Research Report". Abstracts Database – National Criminal Justice Reference Service.
- ^ a b Rumney, Philip N.S. (2006). "False Allegations of Rape". Cambridge Law Journal 65 (1): 128–158. doi:10.1017/S0008197306007069.
- ^ Stewart (1981) quoted in Rumney, Philip N.S. (2006). "False Allegations of Rape". Cambridge Law Journal 65 (1): 128–158
- ^ a b Kelly. L., Lovett, J., Regan, L. (2005). "A gap or a chasm? Attrition in reported rape cases". Home Office Research Study 293.
- ^ Lonsway, Kimberley A.; Aschambault, Joanne; Lisak, David (2009). "False Reports: Moving Beyond the Issue to Successfully Investigate and Prosecute Non-Stranger Sexual Assault". The Voice 3 (1): 1–11.
- ^ Cybulska B (July 2007). "Sexual assault: key issues". J R Soc Med 100 (7): 321–4. doi:10.1258/jrsm.100.7.321. PMC 1905867. PMID 17606752.
- ^ "Section II: Crime Index Offenses Reported". FBI, 1996.
- ^ Kanin, Eugene J., "False Rape Allegations", Archives of Sexual Behavior, Vol. 23, No. 1, Feb 1994, p. 81. (MS Word document at the Internet Archive)
- ^ a b c d Lisak, David (September–October 2007). "False allegations of rape: a critique of Kanin". Sexual Assault Report 11 (1).
- ^ DiCanio, M. (1993). The encyclopedia of violence: origins, attitudes, consequences. New York: Facts on File. ISBN 978-0-8160-2332-5.
- ^ Edward Greer, The Truth behind Legal Dominance Feminism's Two Percent False Rape Claim Figure, 33 Loy. L.A. L. Rev. 947 (2000).Available at: http://digitalcommons.lmu.edu/llr/vol33/iss3/3
- ^ "Raiskausilmoituksista yli viidennes perättömiä" (in Finnish). Turun Sanomat. 30 June 2010. Retrieved February 25, 2014.
Further reading[edit]
- Lisak, David; Gardinier, Lori; Nicksa, Sarah C.; Cote, Ashley M. (2010). "False Allegations of Sexual Assualt: An Analysis of Ten Years of Reported Cases". Violence Against Women 16 (12).
- Belknap, Joanne (December 2010). "Rape: Too Hard to Report and Too Easy to Discredit Victims". Violence Against Women 16 (12): 1335–1344. doi:10.1177/1077801210387749. PMID 21164211.
External links[edit]
- Dr. Carol Tavris' presentation at TAM 2014 Who's Lying, Who's Self-Justifying? Origins of the He Said/She Said Gap in Sexual Allegations (online video)


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Historical Note
Women's use of the G.I. Bill was scarcely considered by its planners. Although the G.I. Bill technically applied equally to both men and women, there were several things that showed this was not the case. First, while the virtues of the G.I. Bill were extolled to male veterans, the same effort at spreading the information was not made for women. Upwards of one-third of female veterans did not even know they were eligible for the G.I. Bill. There were also several provisions of the bill that discriminated against women, specifically the portions that dealt with the reception of benefits by widowers.
While WACs, SPARs, Women Marines, and WAVES were included from the beginning in the G.I. Bill, it was not until the end of the 1970's and the beginning of the 1980's that WAACs and WASPs were awarded benefits, most of which had expired. The discrimination against male dependents and survivors of female veterans lasted until 1972.
In studies of the G.I. Bill's significance, too, its importance to women has received far less attention than that given to use by male veterans. From 1994 to 1996, an organization of former WAVES, WAVES National, surveyed its members on their use of the G.I. Bill. The organization was established some 15 years earlier by Jeanne Palermo, a Sacramento, California Korean War veteran. She wanted to locate as many former WAVES as possible, with the goal of establishing a network for old shipmates to contact and keep in touch with each other. Palermo collected hundreds of names, addresses, phone numbers, maiden names, and home states of WAVES in an effort to locate all 80,000 former WAVES.
In July 1979, Palermo, with Treasurer Lila Mae Dobbins and Secretary Esther Gavorchin, created Articles of Incorporation for a Non-Profit organization in Sacramento, formally establishing WAVES National. The first convention was held in Sacramento from 26-30 July 1980. Two hundred former WAVES attended and drew up a charter for WAVES National Corporation. In 1988 there were 4,830 members of WAVES National and 57 chartered units and by September 1999 the organization had grown to 147 units throughout the United States.
Scope and Content Note
This collection contains letters responding to the survey questions published in WAVES National's newsletter, Whitecaps. The survey pertains to members of the Navy WAVES who used their G.I. Bill (Serviceman's Readjustment Act of 1944) benefits to secure a home or pursue higher education. All of the collection relates to World War II except one letter, which relates to the Korean War.
This collection is organized in two series. The first, Background Information, contains a copy of the survey distributed to WAVES National members, an interim report on the survey results prepared by Mrs. Bonnie Selb, and a copy of the article "Invisible Veterans: Women and the G.I. Bill" from the 13-19 March 1995 issue of The Stars and Stripes. This series is arranged alphabetically.
In the second series are responses to the survey submitted by members of WAVES National. The responses are arranged alphabetically and are filed, when possible, by maiden name. In cases where the respondent's maiden name was not given, responses were filed by surname at the time of enlistment or current surname.
Preferred Citation
This collection should be cited as WAVES National G.I. Bill Survey, Operational Archives Branch, Naval Historical Center, Washington, D.C.
Subject Headings (LCSH)
United States. Navy--History--Sources.
United States. Navy--Women.
United States--Naval Reserve--Women's Reserve.
Veterans--United States--Education.
Veterans--United States--Loans.
Women Veterans--United States.
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- 1 1/2 pounds lean ground turkey
- 6 tablespoons fresh breadcrumbs
- 3 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
- 2 teaspoons grated lemon peel
- 2 teaspoons dried thyme
- 1 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon ground black pepper
- 6 tablespoons soft fresh goat cheese (such as Montrachet)
- 6 whole wheat, hamburger buns
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
- 4 7-ounce jars roasted sweet red peppers, rinsed, drained, patted dry, chopped
- 1 1/2 cups chopped onions
- 3 teaspoons finely chopped garlic
- 4 1/2 tablespoons cider vinegar
- 3 tablespoons sugar
- 1/4 teaspoon dry mustard
- 1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper
For Burgers:
Combine turkey, breadcrumbs, lemon juice, lemon peel, thyme, salt and pepper in large bowl. Mix well. Divide turkey mixture into 6 equal portions. Form 1 portion into two 4-inch diameter patties. Place 1 tablespoon goat cheese atop 1 turkey patty; place second patty atop cheese. Seal patties at edges to enclose cheese. Repeat with remaining 5 portions. (Can be prepared 4 hours ahead. Cover and refrigerate.)
Prepare barbecue (medium-high heat). Grill burgers until cooked through, about 5 minutes per side. Grill hamburger buns, cut side down, until lightly toasted, about 1 minute. Place turkey burgers on bottom half of buns. Top burgers with Roasted Red Pepper Relish, then bun tops and serve.
For Relish:
Heat oil in heavy large skillet over medium-high heat. Add red peppers and sauté 2 minutes. Add onions and garlic. Cook until onions are tender, stirring frequently, about 5 minutes.
Mix vinegar and sugar in small bowl until sugar dissolves. Stir vinegar mixture into red peppers. Mix in mustard and cayenne pepper. Season with salt. Continue cooking relish until all liquid has evaporated, stirring frequently, about 6 minutes. Cool to room temperature. (Can be prepared 1 day ahead. Cover and refrigerate. Bring to room temperature before using.) Makes about 2 cups.
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- Calories481
- Carbohydrates44 g (15%)
- Fat22 g (34%)
- Protein30 g (60%)
- Saturated Fat6 g (29%)
- Sodium811 mg (34%)
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- Fiber4 g (17%)
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As mentioned in my previous post, former China defense minister Chi Haotian called for the use of WMD to annihilate the US population in an act of ethnic cleaning never before seen in human history.
One such method of WMD attack - and also comparatively low-cost - that is gaining wider attention is the use of EMP (or Electromagnetic Pulse). China could employ this method through a proxy power such as Iran or North Korea or a non-state actor, thereby concealing the return address (or China may decide as it examines its cost-to-benefit ratio that such an attack is worth losses suffered during the response).
Here's how it works: A single nuclear missile is detonated at apogee above the continental United States, Europe, Israel, India, Japan or other target sending out several waves of energy toward everything within line-of-sight. Power grids, unshielded electronics such as your computer, transportation (cars, delivery trucks, ambulances, aircraft, etc.), radios and TVs would all be fried. This would have devastating consequences, as you might well imagine.
I believe this is one of the most crucial issues facing the world from a security standpoint. In fact, an EMP has the potential to kill up to 90% of the affected population within a year after the event due to the natural die-off resulting from infrastructure collapse.* It normally takes about ten years to replace major power transformers - and that's under the most ideal conditions. During that time, there would be no way to get food, water, medicine, and other essentials to market; there would be no means of transporting the sick, no method for regulating the indoor climate in hospitals and nursery homes or disposing of waste. Disease, starvation, and the elements would take their toll. And many of the illnesses and accidents treatable today would also become fatal. Refugees would also swarm the countryside, overwhelming those who believed their isolation and self-sufficiency would sustain them.
If any regime deserves to be taken seriously in its threat to annihilate an entire population, that regime is surely CCP China, which has murdered over 70 million of its own people and counting, making it the most genocidal regime in human history. This is also a regime that makes no effort to diminish the cruelty of death, as we see from its harvesting of organs from living dissidents and the practice of filleting others alive. The regime has also built a vast network of mysterious and pristine cities across its country, which are completely uninhabited, as well as massive underground bunkers. It seems reasonable to assume these serve a strategic purpose and it is clear that it would be strategically useful for a regime intent on initiating - and winning - a nuclear confrontation with an enemy.
As is widely known, Iran has already tested the idea of detonating a missile at apogee and is presently acquiring both missile and nuclear technology from China, Russia, and others within that axis.
However, even if we were to eliminate all nuclear weapons and other man-made sources of EMP tomorrow, of grave concern also is the threat posed by solar events such as the Carrington event of 1859. Such an event - which occurs about every 100 years - would be global. Without hardened infrastructure from the electrical grid to transportation and communications, we are all literally sitting under the gun. That is why the best first strategy for ameliorating this unthinkable threat is to increase our survivability, as mentioned above. The next solar event is inevitable and is also arguably already overdue, and the reduced benefit of a first strike will also deter potential aggressors who seek to use a man-made event to score a quick win.
Without the will to develop new and more secure technologies, there is very little we can do to mitigate such an event, be it naturally-occurring or as the result of an attack from China directly or one of its proxies. So it is key that we understand that the moment to act is now. Otherwise, the inevitable will come. It will either be man-made or sun-caused, but at the point at which it occurs, civilization will suffer a severe downgrade and millions - possibly billions - of unique human beings with hopes, dreams, and aspirations will slowly and agonizingly vanish from the face of the earth.
*Forstchen, William R. One Second After. New York: Tom Doherty Associates, LLC, 2009.
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Assistant Professor of English, Arizona State University
Academic Positions
2014-Present Arizona State University, Assistant Professor of English (early modern literature and digital humanities)
2010-2014 Scripps College, Assistant Professor of English
2009-2010 Harvey Mudd College, Claremont Post-Doctoral Fellow and VAP
Spring 2009 Harvey Mudd College, Visiting Lecturer
2008-2009 Women Writers Project, Textbase Editor and Project Manager
2009 Brown University, Ph.D. in English Language and Literatures
2005 Brown University, M.A. in English Language and Literatures
2003 University of Iowa, B.A. in English Literature (with honors)
16th and 17th century British literature, technologies of possibility and commemoration, digital humanities, gender and technology, and history of science and mathematics
Collaborative Grant-funded Projects
- Mellon Foundation Planning Grant: Claremont Center for Digital Humanities 2012-13 (PI/ Grant Lead), $100,000
- NEH Advanced Institutes, "Taking TEI Further: Teaching with TEI," Women Writers Project, 2011-2014, (Invited Faculty Instructor)
- "Reception History" NEH Office of Digital Humanities Grant, Women Writers Project, 2011-2013 (collaborator)
- FemTechNet's "Dialogues in Feminism and Technology," a Distributed Online Collaborative Course (DOCC); awarded Brown University Pembroke Center Seed Grant ($10,000) and University of California Humanities Research Institute Grant, 2012-2013 (participant)
- Mellon Foundation Faculty Career Enhancement grant, "Digital Archives that Count" 2011-12 (Co-PI), $29,745.24
- Mellon Foundation Faculty Career Enhancement grant, "21st Century Shakespeare" 2011-12 (Co-PI) $55,900
- "Writing Across Borders" Mellon Foundation Interdisciplinary Faculty Enhancement grant, 2010-2011 (participant)
Individual Grants, Fellowships, and Awards
- Fellow, Early Modern Digital Agendas, Folger Shakespeare Library, Summer 2013
- Pacific Security Fellow, Huntington Library, Spring 2010
- Campus Action Grant for a science clinic program for minority women in local high schools, American Association of University Women, 2010
- New Venture Award, Mellon Career Enhancement Grant for work on gender and science, 2009-2010 (Co-PI: Anna Ahn, Associate Professor of Biology, Harvey Mudd College).
- "Mathematics and Narrative" Grant, Central European University, 2009
- Untermeyer Dissertation Fellowship, 2008-2009
- Mellon Foundation Grant, "Form and History," 2007-2008
- Folger Institute Grant, "Researching the Archive," 2007-2008
- Cogut Humanities Center Research Grant, "Women in the Archive," 2008
- Untermeyer Dissertation Fellowship, 2007-08 (awarded but declined)
- Chemical Heritage Foundation Research Grant, 2006
- Brown University Research Grant, 2006
- Cogut Humanities Center Research Grant, "Nature's Disciplines," 2007
- Folger Institute Grant, "Technologies of Writing," 2005
- Hamilton House Shakespeare Lecture Series Grant, 2006-07
- Early English Books Online Essay Grand Prize, 2003
"Whence Feminism? Locating critical sites in Digital Literary Archives" forthcoming in Digital Humanities Quarterly special issue on "The Literary," Spring 2013 (7.1).
"Feminism in the Age of Digital Archives: The Women Writers Project," with Julia Flanders, Tulsa Studies in Women's Literature, (Vol. 29, No. 2, Fall 2010).
"Reading for Rowdy Form/ Reading for Steady Form in Sir Philip Sidney's Defence of Poesie," with Corey McEleney, New Formalisms, Verena Theile and Linda Tredennick, eds. Palgrave Macmillan, April 2013.
"Discovery in The World: the case of Descartes," The Invention of Discovery, James Dougal Flemming, ed. Ashgate, 2010.
"New Scholarship, New Pedagogies: A View from the 'EEBO Generation'." Early Modern Literary Studies, Spring 2008 Special Edition, with Stefania Crowther, Ethan Jordan, and Hillary Nunn.
Digital Exhibits, Articles, and Projects
"Created Archives" An Omeka/Scalar project built by the Fall 2012 Core III: Creating Archives class.
Counting the Dead: Commemorative Technologies and the Plague (Poster presented at the 2012 NITLE Symposium), the digital project is currently in development.
"Mapping Digital Humanities in Claremont," for Building Capacity in Digital Humanities series published by the National Institute for Technology in Liberal Education, with Allegra Gonzalez Swift and Char Booth. August 26, 2012.
"Women and the Writing of Science: Jane Sharp's Midwives Book," Women Writers Project, www.wwp.brown.edu. (accepted, in development)
"Fictions of the Cosmos. By Aït-Touati, Frédérique, Translated from the French by Susan Emanuel. Chicago and London: Cambridge University Press, 2011. 261 pp. $00.00 ISBN 0-226-01122-4." Annals of Science, 2012, 1-3.
"Evolving Hamlet: Seventeenth-Century Tragedy and the Ethics of Natural Selection. Cognitive Studies in Literature and Performance. Angus Fletcher, New York: Palgrave Macmillian, 2010." Renaissance Quarterly, Winter 2011.
"Hysteria: The Biography. Andrew Scull, Oxford: Oxford UP, 2009." Women's Studies: An Interdisciplinary Journal, August 2011.
"The Word and the World: Biblical Exegesis and Early Modern Science. Kevin Kileen and Peter J. Forshaw, eds., New York: Palgrave Macmillan 2007." Ambix: Journal for the Society for the History of Alchemy and Chemistry, March 2009.
"The Alphabet of Nature. Francis Mercury van Helmont. Taylor Corse (Introduction), Allison P. Coudert (Translator), Brill Academic Publishers, 2007." Ambix: Journal for the Society for the History of Alchemy and Chemistry, March 2009.
Invited Talks
"Digital Humanities and Gender/Women's Studies" NITLE National Seminar, January 16, 2013.
"The Early Modern Transmission of Knowledge in 'Migrations of the Mind: Manuscripts from the Schoenberg Collection'" Getty Research Institute, Los Angeles, CA, April 2010
"Women as Public Intellectuals: the case of Margaret Cavendish" Women's Union, Pomona College, Claremont, CA, September, 2008
"Margaret Cavendish's Literary Mathematics" Chemical Heritage Foundation Lecture Series, Philadelphia, PA, September, 2007
"From Student to Teacher: Electronic Resources in the Classroom" Bringing the Text Alive: the Future of Scholarship, Pedagogy, and Electronic Publication EEBO/TCP Special Conference, Ann Arbor, MI, September, 2006
Presented Work and Responses
"'Compliant' Feminist Archives," Society for the Social Studies of Science 2012, Copenhagen, Denmark.
"Unruly Form: A Response to 'Defining Form'," Modern Language Association 2012, Seattle, WA.
"A Possible World in Math and Poetry: Descartes's Le Monde," Modern Language Association 2012, Seattle, WA.
"Possible Worlds: Authorial Markup and Digital Scholarship," with Julia Flanders, Digital Humanities 2011, Stanford, June 2011.
"Women Writers Online and The Orlando Project: A Case Study in Feminist Digital Archives" 4th Annual Women in the Archives Conference, Brown University, April 2011.
"Are digital archives feminist?" Renaissance Society of America Annual Meeting, Montreal, Canada, March 2011.
"Encoding Women: Are digital archives feminist?" Society for Textual Scholarship Annual Meeting, University Park, Pennsylvania, March 2011.
"Quantifying Sin: The Ethics of Number in Paradise Lost" Society for Literature, Science, and the Arts, Indianapolis, Id, October 2010
"Women in the Archives of Science: Posters and Teaching Feminist History of Science," 3rd Annual Women in the Archives Conference, Brown University, April 2010
"Digital History: Beyond Preservation in Women Writers Online" History of Science Society Annual Meeting: Phoenix, AZ, November, 2009
"Fictive Discovery: possibility and mathematics in the 17th century" Renaissance Society of America Annual Meeting: Chicago, IL, April, 2008
"Teaching with the Digital Archive: Context and Limit" Women in the Archive: Colloquium on Research and Pedagogy with Archival Materials: Brown University, Providence, RI, March, 2008
"A Bright New World vs. the Mathematical Phoenix: Reading Margaret Cavendish's The Blazing World against a narrative of mathematical triumph" History of Science Society Annual Meeting: Vancouver, BC, November, 2006
"Mathematics in the Flesh: strategies of authorization in mathematics" Renaissance Society of America Annual Meeting: San Francisco, CA, March, 2006
"Breaking the Divide between Public and Intellectual Work" (Comment) Intellectuals and the Academy in Public Life, Providence, RI, May, 2007
- National Institute for Technology in Liberal Education liaison to Scripps College 2011-2013
- Scripps College Employee of the Year Selection Committee, Spring 2013
- Intercollegiate Science, Technology, and Society Steering Committee, Fall 2010-present
- Intercollegiate Media Studies, Affiliated Faculty and Student Advisor, Fall 2010-present
- Claremont Consortium Digital Library Executive Committee, Fall 2011-present
- Project Editorial Board, Women Writers Project, 2012-2013
- NEH Office of Digital Humanities Project Review Panelist, Spring 2013
- Research Board Member, Women Writers Project, 2008-13
- History of Science Society Graduate/Early Career Caucus Ex Officio, 2009-10
- Co-Chair History of Science Society Graduate/Early Career Caucus, 2006-09
- History of Science Society Editorial Advisory Board, 2009-2010
- Renaissance and Early Modern Studies Graduate Council, 2005-08
Fall 2014
Core I: Histories of the Present: Violence
Eng 101.a Survey of British Literature (up to 1800)
Eng 121 John Milton: Nature, Knowledge, and Creation
2013 Thesis Students
Anne Dreschfield– Digital Communication/Writing (first reader)
Nicolas Rosa – English (first reader)
Laura Goforth – STS
Spring 2013
English 115 Junior Seminar in Literary Theory
One course release for CCDH Mellon grant
Fall 2012
Eng 129 Possible Worlds in Literature, Science, and New Media
Core III: Creating Archives (final projects: http://creatingarchives.omeka.net/)
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Victoria Tiller – Media Studies (second reader)
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Eng 101.a Survey of British Literature (up to 1800)
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Helen Huang — English/Media Studies
Tess Sadowsky — English/Political Science
Lindsey Cook — Theater
Andrianna Betts – Media Studies
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Spring 2011
Eng 107 The 'P-Word': Reclaiming Poetry
Core II The Roar of the Lion, the Lives and Deaths of Animals (with Ellen Finklepearl)
GWS 187 Women and the Writing of Science
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