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- Writing queries
- Creating and updating databases and tables
- Using MySQL built-in functions
- Sorting and filtering data
- Updating tables with triggers
- Working with subselects and views
- Creating and using a stored function
Skill Level Beginner
In this movie I'm going to show you how to set up the MySQL users you'll need for this course. MySQL is a server, even though you have it running on your Desktop machine, it's still server Software. MySQL maintains it's own security system that involves usernames, passwords and permissions. This is separate and distinct from the usernames and passwords on your computer, so it needs to be managed separately. This movie applies to both Mac and Windows systems. The process is identical, there's one small detail that's different and I'll show you that on both platforms.
Here we the default xant page up in the browser and I'm using the Chrome browser, you can use whatever browser you like. And you notice it says local host XAMPP for the address and we're on the little welcome screen. If I select the one that says security, you'll notice that you have some red bullets that say insecure, insecure, insecure. We're not going to fix all of these problems. It's important to understand that this is a developer tool and it contains inherent risks. Development tools are often insecure. They need to be in order to allow developers the power and access to do their job.
It's important that you run this Software behind a Firewall, most consumer level internet routers include a firewall, be sure that you understand how it works and that's it's turned on and functioning. Now we're going to come down here to PHP My Admin and I'm going to click on that and you'll see that it opens in a new tab here. And I'm going to come over and select users. Now you'll notice that there are a few users here, most of them were not using. I just want to talk a little bit about how users and privileges work in.
MySQL, you notice that for each user there's a User Name and a Host. And you notice that for example the root user, there's two versions of the root user, one for local host and one for a host named Linux. These are completely different. If I change the Password and Privileges for the one from local host, if you have a machine named Linux and you log in as root from that machine, it will still have no password. So first thing I'm going to do here is I'm going to select the ones that say Linux, and I'm going to go ahead and delete them.
So I checked the box next to both of those and under Remove selected users I'm going to press Go. And those selected users have been deleted, now I'm just going to close, I'm not sure why that would generate an error but if I press Reload, we'll see that those. Users are gone. Now our root at local host user, I'm going to go ahead and edit the privileges. That's the user that is being used for the phpMyAdmin software.
So if I say Edit Privileges. You'll notice that all of the privileges here are checked. And if we go back to that user screen, you'll see it says all privileges. This is the power user. This is the root user. You need this in order to manage the database. Which is why phpMyAdmin uses it. And it has lots of privileges. So you want to make it as secure as you possibly can. Now again you're behind a firewall. This is on your personal machine. You know, you could argue that it's not important, but at least you do need to know how to do it, so global privileges, check all is checked.
All privileges are available for this user, and if we scroll down here change password, you'll notice that there's no password now. So we're going to type password in here, and I'm going to type a password. And, I'm going to retype it in the Retype box. And I suggest that you pick a relatively good password for this. You're just going to need to enter it in one or two places. So, it doesn't necessarily even need to be something that you remember. But you will want to remember it long enough or write it down or copy and paste it to a file or something so that you can remember it long enough to enter it into the software that we're going to need to use it for in a little bit.
So, here under change password, I've typed in the new password and I'm going to press Go and you'll notice that. PhpMyAdmin no longer works. So, if I come over here and I click on Users, we get this Access Denied. And if I close this and I come back over here to our XAMPP home page and click on phpMyAdmin I get Access Denied and that's the way that it should be. Now, we need to enter that password in the php. Script for phpMyAdmin, and that's going to work like this.
On a Mac, this is how to have the root password to phpMyAdmin. So, I'm going to come over here to Finder and press Cmd+N to open a new Finder window. And under Applications, and XAMPP. And then I'm going to come into XAMMP files and I'm going to find phpMyAdmin right there. And config.ink.php now first thing I'm going to do here is I'm going to Ctrl+Click and bring up the get info because we don't have permission to open this file.
You notice down here that. Everyone has Read-only permission. So I can open it in my editor, look at it, but I can't change it. So the first thing I need to do is give myself permission to edit this file. So I'm going to click on this little lock here, and type in my system password. And now, all of this opens up and my plus button is available. So that I can Add a user, so I'm going to press Plus and I'm going to add myself here, Bill Wiseman, select. And I'm going to give myself read, write permission and I'll press the lock again.
And type my password again and now for this file, which is this config.inc.php, I now have read write permission, so I'm going to right click on this and Open With and I'm going to select Text Wrangler. Down here it says default for me, it might not say that for you. You might need to click other and select it. I've got it set up on my system to open php files with Text Wrangler. I'm going to click on Text Wrangler here and it opens this file in my Text Editor and I'm going to scroll down here until right around line 31, has a place for a root password and I'm going to type in the password that I typed in before, now you're going to see my password.
Do not type the same password that I'm typing. And obviously this is not a password that I use for anything else, this is a throw away password that I use for demonstrating in videos and things. I'm going to press Cmd+S to save that and I'm going to close text regular with Cmd+Q and we're going to come back out here to phpMyAdmin and I'm going to close this info screen there too. Close my Finder window, and when I come back out here, and press Reload, our phpMyAdmin now works. And it's now secure because we come out here, and our root password has a password.
And so that is all working. On a PC, this is how to add the root password to phpMyAdmin. First we're going to run Notepad++ and if you haven't already pinned this to your Taskbar, now may be a good time. So, I'm going to come up here to the Local Disk. And in program files, Notepad++ find the XE file and Right Click and pin this to the Taskbar. And so now I can run it any time I want to, and now we're going to go ahead and open the configuration file for phpMyAdmin.
And we'll find that here so you can see the path up here local c disc zamp phpMyAdmin. And we're going to find the file called config.ink.php right there. So I'll just Double Click on that and it opens here in notepad plus plus and right here around line 21 you see this space for the root password. I'm just going to type in the password that I entered in phpMyAdmin. And press Ctrl+S to save it and go ahead and close this and close Notepad++, close our Explorer window there and press Reload and now phpMyAdmin is working.
If we come over here to users we see that it now says yes under password for root local host. We're going to create a couple more users, now, for a couple of other purposes. First we're going to create a web user for use with various web applications. And you'll want to know how to do this because whenever you create a web application that uses a php server, you're going to want to have a user with the minimum permissions for that. So over here I'm going to select Add user. And we're going to give it a user name, I'm going to type web.
Any any host, I'm just going to say local host. In the case of creating users for your use, you're going to need to know the architecture of your system. You're usually going to put in a host name here for the host of the web server that's going to be connected to the data base so. Where our connections will come from is localhost. And I'm going to type in a Password. And I'm going to type the same Password in again. And this web user does not need to be able to create databases. It does not need to be able to grant privileges. It really just needs this stuff here: SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE.
Now, if your web application also needs to create or alter tables or indexes or drop tables or anything like that, then you might want to put that in here. And if it needs to grant any of these other permissions or have any of these other permissions, then you'll want to put those in here. But for most web applications, you're just going to need these ones over here on the left so I selected FILE as well. All of these are pretty safe for any user and then I'll press Go and we now have a web user. We're going to use that a little bit later on in the course.
We have one more that we need to create and this is for SID and I'm going to call this SID so I'm going to select Add user again and. I'm going to type in the name SID, S-I-D and again this is local host. Now SID is going to need to do everything. I'll type in a Password here. SID is going to need to be able to do everything. So I'm going to select Check All and just like root it has all of these permissions because we're going to be doing all of these things from within SID. So when we press go, now you might ask well why don't I just use the root password.
You don't want to use that for anything, in fact. If I were setting up a phpMyAdmin, for production use, I wouldn't even use root for that. I'm just using root because that's the way this one came. You notice up here at the top you get the SQL that's generated for this user that you just added. In fact, everything in MySQL is done through SQL, even creating users. So now we've set up all of the users that we need. We have our SID user for SID, we have our web user that we're going to use for another application later on in the course.
Now that you have these users set up, we'll finish the installation in the next movie by installing the SID application.


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A WEEK FROM NOW WHILE WE'RE ALL SITTING AROUND THE DINNER TABLE, TWO STUDENTS FROM SOUTH PORTLAND WILL BE MARCHING DOWN NEW YORK CITY STREETS IN THE MACY'S DAY PARADE. SENIORS CALVIN STANLY AND ELIZABETH SMALL WERE SELECTED TO BE A PART OF MACY'S GREAT AMERICAN MARCHING BAND. THE BAND IS MADE UP OF STUDENTS FROM ALL 50 STATES WHO WILL REHEARSE TOGETHER FOR LESS THAN ONE WEEK BEFORE THE BIG DAY. CALVIN AND ELIZABETH HAD TO SEND IN AUDITION TAPES TO BE SELECTED. "I just sent in an audition tape that was like three minutes, three or four minutes long and I guess they liked it enough to let me go down." "I really did it to encourage my other color guard girls to try and like do something big like this because I'm hoping it's starts them to try-out for this kind of thing and do something great like that." THE GREAT AMERICAN MARCHING BAND IS SECOND IN LINE BEHIND THE NEW YORK POLICE
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Businesses in Erie region feel pinch as robberies spike
Customers who walk through the entry door of the Dollar General store in the 700 block of East Avenue are greeted by a recorded voice that welcomes them, then informs them that they are being monitored.
A similar message is printed on yellow signs that hang on the north side of the building and on the glass entry door.
"This location is being monitored live and recorded," the signs read.
The security measures have been in place for some time, an employee said.
But they weren't enough to prevent a gunman from robbing an employee of $30 and the store of a few hundred dollars on Sept. 29. And they didn't stop two men with a silver handgun from stealing a few hundred dollars of the store's money 13 days earlier, according to information provided by the Erie Bureau of Police.
Denae Randolph, the owner of Southgate Pizza in Millcreek Township, can relate. She said she put "good money" into a security system after the business was robbed in 2009.
"It didn't matter," Randolph said, after the pizzeria on East Grandview Boulevard was robbed again on Sept. 15.
"I couldn't believe we were robbed twice. I'm wondering why they're targeting such small businesses. Why do they think we have all the money?" she said.
Business owners throughout the Erie region are feeling the pinch.
At least 57 businesses were robbed in Erie County so far this year as of Friday, with a gun or a knife used in at least 47 of the crimes. There were at least 20 business robberies at this point in 2012, according to Erie Times-News data.
Sixteen of the robberies have happened since Aug. 20, with seven occurring in the past week.
The robbery numbers don't include business employees who were victimized while out on the road. At least eight pizza delivery drivers and two cabdrivers were robbed in the Erie region so far this year, according to the Times-News data.
The numbers stand out because known robbery offenses of all types, as reported by law enforcement agencies in Erie County and charted in the Pennsylvania State Police Uniform Crime Reporting System, were up only slightly over the first eight months of 2013 compared with the same time period in 2012. There were 140 reported armed and unarmed robberies in the county through August, compared with 135 in 2012, according to UCR data.
Erie police reported 116 robberies for the year through August, up almost 15 percent over the first eight months of 2012. Reported robberies involving a firearm were up more than 44 percent, according to UCR data.
Of the 47 armed business robberies so far this year, 39 happened in the city, according to Times-News data.
City police put some special details in place to try to curb a rash of armed robberies that primarily targeted gas stations and convenience stores in March and April. They've also taken special steps to try to stop the current string of robberies that have hit pizzerias, restaurants and other small businesses over the past few months.
"We've made some adjustments to work schedules, focusing on attempts to make some apprehensions in these robberies, and we have a couple of investigators devoting all of their time to it," Erie Police Chief Randy Bowers said.
The work has paid off. City police on Thursday charged Eric A. Akins, 23, and Michael T. Toran Jr., 20, with committing the armed robbery of Barbato's Italian Restaurant, 1164. W. Sixth St., on Oct. 5.
Bowers said Friday that police are going to continue to focus on the robberies over the weekend.
"We feel we're making some progress on solving some more," he said.
Security measures that can help protect businesses from robberies include video surveillance systems and drop boxes with limited access, Erie police Capt. Frank Kwitowski said.
Employees of businesses that are closing for the night should lock the doors and keep them locked, even if someone knocks on the door, Bowers said.
Mike McMillen, 45, of Hilltop Beer Distributor in Harborcreek Township, said he spent thousands of dollars on a new security system, and is keeping a weapon handy, after his business at 4535 Buffalo Road was robbed Aug. 24.
Randolph, of Southgate Pizza, wonders if she is going to have to add security when the business moves into larger space next to the current location.
"Something has to be done because they have the power right now," she said. "As a business owner, you'll see me here every day. I'm being held prisoner in my business just to safeguard my money."
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I proceeded with buying the house, and a window replacement contractor came out to measure the windows, and immediately said 'you have active termites'. We pulled the sheetrock off of the wall, and they had eaten all around the large window area up to the large wooden 10 x 2 over the window.
I called another termite company to come out and treat the house, and they found active termites under the house, and 6 floor joists and a seal that were badly damaged and had to be replaced. So, $2000 later, I had to fix the termite damage.
I wouldn't have bought the house knowing that it had an active termite problem, and don't understand how Killingsworth spent almost an hour under the house and missed the active termites and damage to the structure.
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That's gorgeous! And crochet does seem to go faster than knitting sometimes.
That is gorgeous!! Love the spring-y colors!
The pattern is the South Bay Shawlette from Lion Brand - it's marked Advanced Intermediate, but since was my first crochet project I'm pretty sure that's incorrect ;o)
The yarn is a hand-spun, hand-dyed rayon I got in my recent swap. I really liked working with it since I'd never used rayon before. It's very soft and smooth and cool to the touch.
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That's beautiful, Evan! :muah: I have heard that crocheting is faster than knitting but I'm all thumbs with a hook.
That's really pretty, Evan, and I do hope we get enough sun today that you can get your picture.
I find crocheting much faster, but did that for more than thirty years before learning to knit anything recognizable.
Very nice, Evan! The yarn certainly went well with the pattern design! Congrats! Another milestone! Well done!
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MSO finds power in less-played works
Familiarity does not equal power in the world of orchestral repertoire.
Friday evening's Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra concert, led by guest conductor Michael Francis, featured two strikingly powerful works that somehow don't make the list of "most frequently performed" orchestral works. »Read Full Article
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Here's some of what was learned from talking with Harlem Globetrotters' player Kevin "Special K" Daley.
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Notables in arts, entertainment who died in 2012
A singing diva on the verge of a possible comeback, an Oscar winner who loved to clown around in Milwaukee, everybody's favorite small-town sheriff and everyone's favorite oilman they loved to hate - of them left the stage in 2012.
The deaths of Whitney Houston, Ernest Borgnine, Andy Griffith and Larry Hagman garnered our attention, as we remembered their impact with their passing. But there were many more. »Read Full Article
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The Times Cinema reopens Friday with floodlight hitting the skies and "Django Unchained" on the screen. »Read Full Article
Duane Dudek's top 10 movies for 2012
If there were two of me and one of us did nothing but go to film festivals, this 2012 top 10 list might be completely different.
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I wonder how many people on chess.com are from where they say they are,if anyone knows how to find out could they please tell me.
I sometimes wonder how many of them are even from Earth. Certainly, some of the opponents that I've played seem to be from outer space.
I think you are discouraged from using your real name (unless you are a titled player) so an angry opponent doesn't come looking for you. Likewise, I would assume there is no way for you to find out where people are really at. Another chess site I know of, there is a player who lists Antartica as his home. While it's possible that he is a bored researcher, I doubt it. Of course you CAN use your real name. Perhaps discouraged is too strong a word. Perhaps they just give you that option because of the internet being what it is.
You mean you don't think there are 135 people on St Pierre & Miquelon who are members of chess.com?!
Far out!
One guy was from Elenin, but he got banned.
I want to play a Klingon, Vulcan and Gallifreyan.
Yeah. Let's use your IP. Then I will grab TOR or a proxy and be from Memphis on Monday, Manila on Tuesday, Oslo on Wednesday, Shanghai on Thursday, Timbuktu on Friday, Capetown on Saturday and Bogota on Sunday.
Using the IP adress is actually a good idea.
I am allowed to be from seven different countries in a week?
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I highly doubt ivandh is from Galicia although I wonder if the oil rig prince Andrew of England got to be a country is on here?
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NEW YORK - Danica Patrick's first Indianapolis 500 made for great television. ABC's broadcast on Sunday drew a 6.6 overnight rating and a 17 share, up 40 percent from last year and the highest since 1997.
Patrick, who became the first woman to hold the lead at the Indy 500, led several of the final laps before settling for fourth. The ratings during the last 15 minutes of the race spiked to 8.8/21.
Dan Wheldon passed the 23-year-old rookie with seven laps to go and coasted to his first victory at the Brickyard.
Last year's race, won by Patrick's Rahal-Letterman teammate Buddy Rice, drew a 4.7/11.
Arie Luyendyk's victory in the 1997 race, which finished on a Tuesday because of rain, drew a 7.6/19.
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she should be home baking cookies and cleaning house gezzz
Watch the She-DEVIL, who's name will not be mentioned, become a SUDDEN Indy 500 race car fan...MARK MY WORDS!! You'll be seeing her in every darn race that's televised! Sad thing about the whole thing will be watching the drivers of those cars extend a warm welcome to the Beast, of course them being gentlemen and all...uughh! Can't stand the *itch!!
She ran a good race. A few mistakes but she handled her car well. Fuel pressure eventually killed her run. She will get a win eventually. Coming in fourth as a rookie is not easy by any means. IRL needed this, and her, badly.
Yup, they got exactly what they wanted.
What's going to happen in the near future is Indy race teams are going to develop young women who weigh about 100 lbs and basically give the drivers instructions over the com.
I would not be surprise to see Paris Hilton as a Indy race driver.
She did great...better than black flagged leaker Robbie Gordon at the Coke600.
Although, she needed more than a yellow to win the race in the end....
It was the most competitive race in recent memory.
(And please boot anyone with the Foyt name out next year...they take too many other drivers out with their bad driving )
If Paris Hilton keeps eating those hamburgers from the commercial she won't weigh 100 lbs. anymore. But then, she can take lessons from Roseanne on how to sing the anthem.
Did you watch the race?
You do know i was kidding. I was yelling and jumping up and down hoping she would win. Letterman would have had a great top ten list, still might. I say go Danica
Are you being series?
I saw about half of it. I saw the beginning and the ending, I missed from about lap 90 to 180.
The TV ratings would go up so much that *all* of the Indy Teams would become profitable, especially if Paris Hilton won and there was a pay-per-view for the winner's circle traditional kiss from the trophy girls.
...And lets face it, without sexy women in the hunt for the checkered flag, the sport is too mundane to attract a big TV audience (live attendence is a different beast, though).
Besides, racing has so many rules in it now that mandate so much evenness between cars and teams, that relatively inexperienced female drivers really can win now.
It was only a matter of time before the teams figured that much out, too.
Head Cheerleader, Todd "Brown Nose" Harris, who called the race for ABC was insufferable. Danica this. Will Danica do that? Danica, oh Danica, wherefore art thou, oh Danica.
Not her fault he was such an obsequious, fawning ba*tard. Had his order from the brass, though. Play it up big.
She did well. Next thing you know there will be a copier named after her.
No wonder Bill thought Monica was shapely and svelte.
Well, for a rookie to have the presence of mind to get over to the rapidly approaching pits after losing her nose cone in that mishap was amazing to me. Most drivers would have been to stunned to make that decision that quickly.
Racing for 13 years is inexperienced?
she did well yes indeed
Next year the Indy 500 will be on the "Lifetime" channel. /s
Ashley Judd should be in the cockpit, perhaps even on Dario Franchitti's lap.
One more thing for all us NASCAR fans.....
She tested a Busch car in June of 2002.
Beth Ann Morgenthau, the car owner for Ken Schrader's No. 49 Dodge, was among those watching Danica Patrick's efforts in the Indianapolis 500 Sunday afternoon.
"I guess it's just natural for a female to pull for the female driver, but it was incredibly exciting to see how well she did," Morgenthau said after watching Patrick's fourth-place finish.
"It was impressive, not just to see her finish so well but to overcome so much adversity. Any driver doing that well would be admirable but the fact she did it as an Indianapolis 500 rookie is very, very impressive."
Morgenthau said she would like to see more women involved in all aspects of motorsports, not only as drivers but as owners, crew members and officials as well.
"Someone running as well as Danica Patrick did today in front of an international television audience is great for the sport," Morgenthau said. "I'm hoping there were thousands of little girls all across the country watching, rooting for her and dreaming of the day they will run in the Indianapolis 500 or the Coca-Cola 600."
The worm has turned...
maybe bewcause some of us wanted to hear about danica, and not as much about the other drivers. duh.
I'll tell you one thing, if she doesn't win a race, that pseudosapphic columnist Christine Brennan at USA Today will make her out to be the next Anna K.
I have to agree. That was the most sycophantic and pathetic *ss-kissing by a sportscaster since Ahmad Rashad was licking Jordan and Pippin's Nikes during the 90s.
Oh no . . .
Oh, I think she will win...
Plus, I didnt see her running her teammate off the road like others yesterday...
Having a 50-60 pound weight advantage for 500 miles is a big deal in these cars. Put some weight under the seat and lets see the big deal then.
In regards to NASCAR- she will not make it. Not because she is a woman either.
This fawning over a "rookie" status is crap also. I remember one I500 when the new driver took a tour on the track bus and the old tour driver showed the best line of the track. The kid won the race.
Here is the formula for winning at racing. Money, money, money, luck, skill, and more money.
It's too bad she wasn't an illegal alien too-- think how good for the ratings that would've been.
I am a lifelong Indy 500 and Indy car fan. I applaud her for doing so well. I know it must be tough to drive that fast for that long and not get dead. On the other hand, if ABC or ESPN said "Danica" one more time I was going to scream! By the end of the race I prayed for her to finish antwhere but 1st just so they would shut up about her. Kind of like John Tesh at the summer olympic games a number of years ago he was obbsessed with sonme Russian Gymnast.
Un freeking believable! She's so green, she hasn't even been taught to leave the toilet seat up, and somebody's given her an Indy ride.
(BTW, I was rooting for her too)
Even given the "weight" issue, I still think it took guts to drive as fast as she did. What if one guy is 210 and another is 180. Are they going to complain about that? I for one, applaud anyone that can drive that fast no matter what they weigh. And by the way, I was thrilled that Carl Edwards won the Busch and Nascar the same weekend. That is quite an incentive for rookies.
I R who ?
Oh,that 3rd tear open racing ? yeah,heard of it,don`t watch it.
CART / F1 Rules.
* Tier.
Fruedian slip there
Jeff Gordon has a bigger chest.
She's very cute but her hands look kind of masculine.
Dictionaries are available in most good bookstores. Try one out. You might be amazed at how some words are actually spelled. Not sure either "duh" and "bewcause" are in there, but, hey, it's worth a shot.
Smart move for the Indianapolis 500.
she is gorgeous isn't she?
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The Civil Wars' much-anticipated self-titled sophomore album will be released Tuesday, but fans can take a free advance listen via iTunes at this link now. One of the most buzz-generating new groups of the past few years, Joy Williams and John Paul White dazzled critics and audiences alike with the stark, haunting and beautiful vocal harmonies from their 2011 debut, "Barton Hollow." Two Grammy Awards and a high-profile spot on the "Hunger Games" soundtrack later and the duo seemed on top of the music world. But it all seemed to crash down with the abrupt cancellation of a European tour and a quickly announced extended hiatus due to "internal discord and irreconcilable differences of ambition."
White and Williams still aren't talking to each other, but they did manage to harness the emotion from the split as they created this new album. We'll have a full review on Tap Milwaukee Tuesday afternoon. But, for now, you can explore the beautiful, yet heartbreaking results of The Civil Wars' own internal discord that is discussed by Williams in this extended NPR interview from today and also captured in the short behind-the-scenes video below from the making of the album's song, "The One That Got Away." »Read Full Blog Post
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When we first meet Nick in Carlos Murillo's "Dark Play," now on stage at Pink Banana Theatre Company in a production that opened over the weekend, he's a blandly attractive, seemingly wholesome collegian — "pretty much indistinguishable," as he'll later tell us, "from any other college kid."
But there's more here than initially meets the eye, as we learn when the woman sharing Nick's dorm-room bed begins asking about the web of scars along his waistline. Does Nick tell Molly the truth about these now-healed wounds? Or should he do as he's always done and make "stuff" — Nick uses a different word — up? »Read Full Article(1)
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Many of the artists who have won this year's Mary L. Nohl Fellowships for individual artists, the most prestigious local award for artists, are particularly strong in the areas of film and new media.
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By Kari Hawkins, USAG Redstone January 15, 2014
REDSTONE ARSENAL, Ala. -- Maj. Gen. Tim Crosby has made a name for himself as a general who leads the Army's aviation programs with the passion of a Soldier in war.
Known for his straightforward approach to leadership, for his confidence in the Soldiers and civilians who lead the Army's aviation programs, and for his love of anything that flies, Crosby is a general officer who has been given the unique, long-term opportunity to spearhead the Army's growing and expanding aviation portfolio as the program executive officer for aviation.
But now, with Army aviation well-established as a maximizing influencer and mission changer on the battlefield, Crosby will be stepping back from his own Army story when he retires on Jan. 24 in a 1 p.m. ceremony at Bob Jones Auditorium. The retirement ceremony, which will also include a change of charter ceremony that will name the then newly promoted Brig. Gen. Bob Marion as the new program executive officer for aviation, will be officiated by Heidi Shyu, assistant secretary of the Army for Acquisition, Logistics and Technology.
"I love the Army and I love serving Army aviation. But at some point, you have to realize the need to get out of the way and let the younger guys come in with fresh ideas," Crosby said.
"During my flight testing days in the late '80s, I realized that the things we did everyday affected the Soldiers in the field and that sparked my passion, if you will, to try to make a difference for Soldiers, for Army aviators. It takes strong-willed people in acquisition to work through issues. It takes people with a passion for Soldiers to reduce the burden on the Soldier. And that's who I wanted to be."
Crosby will leave behind a legacy of providing the right kind of leadership during a time of both expansion and budget cutbacks in Army aviation.
"We have grown while I've been here," he said. "We have expanded to meet the Army's changing roles, to meet what the Army expected aviation to do. In the past 10 years, Army aviation has established a bond with commanders on the ground through being a critical enabler on the battlefield."
A Chinook pilot by training, Crosby's 34-year Army career started out very much on the ground when he commissioned as a field artillery officer after graduating from The Citadel in 1979. He was assigned to the 24th Infantry Division, where he served as the Fire Support Team chief, Battalion Fire Direction officer, Special Weapons officer and Battery executive officer.
"My father was an infantryman in the Army. He fought in World War II at the Battle of the Bulge, and in North Africa and at D-Day (in France). He was a lieutenant colonel at the end of World War II. He had 27 years in the Army and was the commandant at Clemson University before he retired as a colonel," Crosby said.
"I grew up a military brat and I wanted to be like my dad. My father was never pushy, but he was my best friend. I lived by his example, so I became an artilleryman. I also have a brother who became an armored officer and another brother who was an artilleryman in the Reserves."
Although he enjoyed his artillery assignments, Crosby was the type of Soldier who was always looking for the next challenge. Several of his buddies took the test for flight school and Crosby decided to join them.
"Dad wanted to be a pilot in World War II, but he was already on the boat to Europe when he found out he was accepted into flight school. So, he deployed instead," Crosby said.
Crosby did make it to flight school at Fort Rucker, graduating with his aviator wings in May 1982. He was trained as a CH-47 Chinook helicopter pilot and was assigned to the 205th Aviation Company in Mainz Finthen, West Germany, where he served as a flight platoon leader, executive officer and operations officer. He then returned to Fort Rucker for the Aviation Officer Advanced Course, and was subsequently assigned to the Army Aviation Development Test Activity in 1986 to conduct developmental flight testing on CH-47, UH-60, and fixed-wing aircraft.
"I loved Chinooks, but I learned enough about the other aircraft to be dangerous," Crosby joked.
In 1990, Crosby returned to Europe to command the VIIth Corps CH-47 unit. He deployed his unit to Southwest Asia to participate in Operations Desert Shield/Storm. He commanded the unit for just under two years, followed by an assignment as a battalion executive officer.
And then Crosby's career came to a crossroads.
"It was a tough call for me," he said. "It's a lot more fun as a leader to be commanding troops. But I knew there was more opportunity to change the future of Army aviation as an acquisition officer. I wanted to work to get things done in spite of the process. As a dual and fixed wing master aviator, I wanted to make a difference for the Soldiers who were flying Army aircraft."
Following staff college, Crosby was assigned to the Comanche Project Office in 1993, where he held the positions of Logistics Management officer, and assistant program manager for Training and Simulation, for MANPRINT, and for Test and Evaluation.
In 1996, he went on to serve as a Weapons System program evaluator in the Office of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. After a two-year tour on the Joint Staff, he was assigned to serve as the first product manager for the Improved Cargo Helicopter Program, now known as the CH-47F, at Redstone Arsenal.
He then went on to attend the Air War College at Maxwell Air Force Base, and earn a master's degree in international and strategic studies. It was while Crosby was at the war college that his career took a turn that brought him to where he is today.
"Everything really fell into place. I was selected for colonel. I was selected as the project manager for the Army's Cargo Helicopter Program. And I was slated to be assigned to Redstone. I stayed in that job for five years," Crosby said.
In 2006, Crosby was assigned to serve as the interim project manager for the newly formed Armed Scout Helicopter Project Office, serving in that position for two months until the command-slated Armed Scout Helicopter project manager arrived. He then served as the project manager for Reset, charged with integrating the effort to preset and reset the aircraft going to and returning from combat deployment. In 2007, Crosby became the deputy program executive officer for aviation and became the program executive officer for aviation in late 2008.
Today, Crosby oversees an $8 billion aviation budget, which is the largest procurement budget in the Army. He provides executive level management for eight aviation project offices and more than 2,250 military, government civilian and contractor employees. Its operations are located primarily at the PEO Aviation campus on Redstone as well as at the Sparkman Center.
PEO Aviation's project offices include Apache Attack Helicopter, Armed Scout Helicopter, Aviation Systems, Cargo Helicopter, Fixed Wing Aircraft, Non-Standard Rotary Wing Aircraft, Unmanned Aircraft Systems and Utility Helicopter. Two of those -- Fixed Wing Aircraft and Non-Standard Rotary Wing Aircraft -- were established under Crosby's leadership.
Even while leading the PEO during a time of tremendous demand for aviation assets, and aviation modifications and upgrades, Crosby still managed to address and introduce new technologies within the Army aviation fleet. One such technical innovation involved the first teaming of manned and unmanned aircraft in a real-time experiment at Dugway Proving Ground in Utah in 2011.
Crosby is also credited as the pioneer for Soldier Focused Logistics, which fully integrates elements from all the stakeholders and streamlines the acquisition process. Soldier Focused Logistics works because it allows the project manager to be the true life cycle manager, establishing a single point of oversight and responsibility, while presenting one face to the Soldier. Soldier Focused Logistics eventually evolved into what is now Life Cycle Management within the Army.
"The biggest change we've made in the PEO is shifting from a cost-schedule-performance mentality to a life cycle-focused mentality, and becoming a one-stop shop for the Soldier," Crosby said. "That's a change and evolution across the entire PEO. Now, Soldiers don't need to search out sustainment resources. We are a fleet management cell that Soldiers can use as their conduit to the answers and resources they need."
Although growth in support has been the driving force of the Program Executive Office for Aviation throughout Crosby's time at its helm, the last few years have been overshadowed by budget cuts that threaten the Army's aviation capabilities.
"It's not about taking a salami slice and cutting off a certain percentage from each project office," he said. "We have had to go back time and time again to look strictly at the implications and impacts of cuts. We need to ensure we have the best combat power, that we are keeping our highly trained and knowledgeable people, and that we have the best strategy for the future."
Crosby worries that budget constraints will erode the relationship between aviators and battlefield commanders, that they will force units to think of their own requirements rather than working together for the betterment of the whole Army.
"We've got to maintain the trust and bond we've built. Even in our own offices, we've placed all the responsibility on the project manager to be the cradle-to-grave life cycle manager. But we don't have cost control managers or quality managers in that process. We need to have a more collaborative environment between these people," the major general said.
"As money gets tighter, people throw up silos and defend their zones. We are challenged as leaders to knock down those silos, and continue to collaborate and work together. If we don't do this, we will become a hollow Army."
Crosby has been known for his hands-off leadership style, for giving his project managers and employees the freedoms they need to perform in their jobs at the highest level.
"I'm not a technical person. I'm not a detail person," he said. "What I do boils down to leadership and providing resources. I look to my project managers to bring together the technical expertise and focus on the common goal of supporting the Soldier on the battlefield," he said.
"I want the people of this PEO to be the experts in their fields. And I will recognize that expertise and reward it. I believe in decentralized execution, in allowing people to make mistakes and to learn. You learn from your mistakes as well as your successes. I've never seen a good idea come from the top."
Enabling, encouraging and challenging are the duties of a leader who wants his people to evolve and develop their skills and expertise, Crosby said. He has especially enjoyed the opportunity to work with others to make a difference in Army aviation.
"I hope I'm remembered as somebody people could trust and rely on, that they always knew I had their back. To me, I owe them that," he said. "I like to think I continued what was started here at the PEO in terms of life cycle management and the strategic view of Army aviation."
Always an aviator first, Crosby is the only active duty aviator in the Army to have flown all the Army Chinook models from the A to the F model. But with retirement looming, Crosby is focused on bringing his legacy to a close at the Program Executive Office for Aviation as he becomes more family focused, with plans to spend more time with his wife Janice and three grown children, Sara, Rebecca and Will. He also hopes to have more time to enjoy hunting, fishing, golfing and carpentry, and to spend more time in his hometown of Charleston, S.C.
"I'm an old Southern boy," he said, smiling. "If I'm not around family, it's not right. There's no place I'd rather be than with family."
Crosby said he owes the successes in his career to his wife, who has always supported him and defended the home front with his children.
"My wife sometimes thinks she hasn't done that much to support the Army. But my family has never hiccupped at the sacrifices they've had to make. What my wife doesn't realize is, she is all of it. She has allowed me to fulfill my passion. She has served the Army and our country just as much as I have," he said.
Although he is retiring after a long Army aviation career, Crosby plans to continue to work in support of the Army and its aviators.
"I have some years left to me and I want to continue my passion," he said. "My passion will always be with Army aviation. I'll be serving, but just in a different capacity. I don't think you can get Army aviation out of your blood. I want to be challenged and I want to contribute and, although we love Huntsville, I am willing to move to continue to serve in a challenging leadership position."


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Reviled by many Pakistanis for temporarily suspending the constitution last fall and throwing hundreds or possibly thousands of lawyers and political opponents in jail, Pervez Musharraf nevertheless felt free to offer human-rights advice to a fellow regional leader in Davos.
His message to Bangladeshi Prime Minister Fakhruddin Ahmed: Don't worry about it.
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Fairview Baptist Church, Kelat, at the intersection of Hwy. 1032 and Hwy. 1744, will be having their annual fall revival. There will be a cacophony of various speakers and special music. The revival will be Aug. 25-27 beginning at 7 p.m. each night.
•Thursday, Aug. 25 the speaker will be Bro. Damian Kindle with special music by Mr. and Mrs. Danny Brannock and Cindy Hill.
•Friday, Aug. 26, we will here a message from Bro. Rick Lockhart with special music by The New Zion Baptist Choir and Mike Cummins.
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Historical Book for the month of August will be Coop: A Year of Poultry, Pigs and Parenting by Michael Perry. Will meet Thursday, Aug. 25 at 5:30 p.m. Copies of the book are available at the front desk at the Cynthiana-Harrison County Public Library.
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Kay Brown, wife of former Cynthiana mayor Jim Brown, has dismissed a civil suit filed against her husband's legal guardian, Edwin Culbertson, which she had filed in Johnson County Circuit Court.
The suit alleged that Culbertson acted "wrongful and contemptible" in his capacity as temporary limited guardian to Mr. Brown.
For the complete story, see this week's Cynthiana Democrat, which will be on newsstands Wednesday afternoon.
A pit bull dog was shot in Antioch Friday morning after it allegedly jumped on a child who was waiting for the school bus.
Harrison County Animal Control officer Alan Fryman said the dog was a stray that the Snake Lick Road property owner said had been hanging around for a few days. It had never exhibited any aggressive tendencies until Friday morning.
Fryman said the bus driver helped the children onto the bus and the property owner pulled the dog away.
The night got off to a late start with West Jessamine 30 minutes late for the first game and it never got any better for the Thorobreds as they fell 4-0 to Newport Central Catholic.
The first match of the Thorobred Classic was won by West Jessamine, 1-0, over Bourbon County in an affair marred with red and yellow cards throughout.
Bourbon County had one player dismissed for intentionally stepping on a West Jessamine player and with 49 seconds left in the game, playing one short caught up with them as they lost 1-0.
The youthful Harrison County Fillies started the new season Monday night with a hard-fought 3-0 loss to northern Kentucky power house Dixie Heights.
The 5A Lady Colonels were too powerful for the Fillies to hold out of the net.
The Fillies played well overall, but youth and inexperience at many positions led to their eventual downfall.
Franklin County showed why it is the eighth rated team in 5A football on Friday night as they scored six times in the scrimmage in Frankfort against the Harrison County Thorobreds.
The Thorobreds had the ball first and ran some running plays with good results before changing gears and working on the passing game.
Using the scrimmage to find areas that needed work was the plan for the Thorobreds, and Coach Mark Carroll was satisfied that they have things to work on before the season starts on Saturday.
The Harrison County Thorobred golfers got into the win column for the first time this year at Mason County last Wednesday as they edged the Royals 167 to 171.
Shalyn Barnes was the medalist for the Breds with a 39 followed by Anthony Shirley with a 41, Stephen Lemons, 43 and Zach Schneider, 44.
The Fillies dropped their match 163 to 182.
Seventh grader Sara Holland led the Fillies with a 54, Katelin Martin with 60 and Katherine Chumley 68 rounded out the scoring.
Mason County's Jordan Fordge was the medalist with a 47.
The Harrison County Fillies volleyball team began the 2011 season like Coach Bill Faulkner hoped they would by sweeping to three straight wins.
The Fillies traveled to Montgomery County (1-2) on Thursday and defeated the Indians 2-0, (25-14, 25-13) and dominated play in most aspects of the game.
The junior varsity dropped its opener in two straight 2-0. The freshman squad won in its first outing by taking two of three games.
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