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Hempfield woman says father's WWII story stands for all veterans
When the bullets from a German machine gun ripped through his legs just below the knees, Army Pfc. Robert "Chub" Burchell said he stuffed his mouth with mud to keep from screaming and alerting the Germans he was still alive.
His entire unit lay dead before him.
"You will never know what a feeling it is laying out there, shot, where no one can get to you," a 1945 letter from Burchell to his father reads.
"My dad walked in pain all his life," said Burchell's only daughter, Carol Lovelace, 64, of Hempfield, reading from the letter that details the pact between her father and his father. The pact kept the wounds of battle secret from their wives.
Lovelace is revisiting the letter mailed 69 years ago as the nation pauses today to remember its veterans. She found a copy of it years ago behind an oil painting of her father, who died 13 years ago.
"I feel that this is timeless and relevant. ... These stories are our history, our present and our future," she said. "The kid who was so far from family, loved ones and everything he had known, and lying injured on a battlefield ... is the same kid in Afghanistan, and the same kid in any future conflicts."
The story, she said, "goes to show this country was built on sacrifice."
Charles Burchell, a foreman at the McKee Glass Co. in Jeannette, didn't tell his wife, or his son's wife, that his son was serving in the infantry on the front lines so they wouldn't worry.
Robert Burchell was part of the D-Day invasion, landing in Normandy, France. Lovelace said her father didn't talk much about that day, except to say "the carnage was terrible."
D-Day marked a turning point in the war. Allied forces crossed the English Channel on June 6, 1944, landing on the beaches of Normandy, to begin liberating Western Europe from Nazi control. Within three months, they had freed northern France and turned toward Germany, where Burchell was wounded.
The letter, between father and son, is unusual, said Michael Kraus, curator at Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hall and Museum in Oakland, which has many letters from soldiers in its archives.
"He was obviously close to his father. ... People in those days didn't reveal themselves like that," Kraus said.
After learning his son received blood at an Army hospital, Charles Burchell visited a local blood bank to replace it.
"They were best friends," Lovelace said.
"Dad, I want to thank you for keeping my secret and sweating this out with me," writes Robert Burchell, who said he often "talked" to his father when things got rough.
"I suppose this all sounds a little whacky to you, Dad, but it's the truth," the letter reads. "When things got extra hot, I used to talk to you. I'd ask you if you thought we would make (it out of) this one and you always used to say, 'Hell yes.' "
The war took its toll on her father, Lovelace said.
"From the time he was 21 until he passed away, he had to live with these horrific images," she said. "Anytime he fell asleep, he was in a foxhole. We had to (prod him with) a broom handle to wake him. He would jump off the couch."
After the war, Robert Burchell became a welder at the Elliott Co. and retired at age 55. Later in life he was a Sunday school teacher.
"My father was a humble, understated man who didn't ever feel that he had done anything extraordinary," Lovelace said. "He just thought that he acted as anyone would in the same situation. I guess this is the definition of a soldier."
Craig Smith is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. He can be reached at 412-380-5646 or firstname.lastname@example.com.

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The 'Green' Above Conserves Energy
by Sharon Coral
It may seem odd to some, but owning a living roof is one of the greatest ways to give back to the environment. (Not to mention, one of the coolest things to have on your dwelling).
There are more and more buildings going up across the country where the architect and designer have mapped out the perfect partial or complete cover of roof vegetation. Not only does the living roof come in handy with lowering the electric bills and helps increase the property value because of built-in waterproofing, but the esthetic of the home or building increases dramatically.
Many layers can be added to these living roofs, including a root barrier and drainage and irrigation system. More and more homeowners are requesting to have container gardens on rooftops, as well as rooftop ponds which are essential in treating greywater.
When it comes to conserving energy for a building or home, green roofs come in extremely handy for absorbing rainwater in order to provide a break in water bills and problems; they also provide that extra insulation that will cut electric bills for the residents. But the benefits do not stop there. By building a green roof, you literally create a perfect habitat for wildlife, and help lower urban air temperatures that can reach sweltering status in the big city.
And like all other aspects of the architectural design process, there are types of green roofs that a buyer can choose from in order to get the very best look for their building or home. Intensive roofs are used in the more urban areas because they are thicker. Being able to support a huge variety of plants is amazing, but because they are heavier, that willing and reliable maintenance man/woman becomes a necessity. For a more suburban area, extensive roofs are usually chosen because of the light layer of vegetation that won't cause harm from pressure.
With geothermal heating and cooling systems now being on every homeowner's 'must-have' list when it comes to updating their home to save major amounts of money, green roofs are also being chosen to reduce heat loss and increase energy consumption when Old Man Winter starts to blow.
And, again, just like geothermal, green roofs can reduce cooling energy that can make the utility bill skyrocket, by fifty to ninety percent. Many owners have even gone one step further and encased the garden roof in glass, creating a solar heat reservoir that, when combined with other green roofs in the city, can reduce the entire city's average temperatures during the summer.
Knowing that you have a green roof above your head offers an even bigger sigh of relief, because these roofs filter pollutants and carbon dioxide out of the air, easing the pain of asthma and other breathing issues.
When it comes to the water-wise out there, the green roof retains rainwater and moderates the water temperature. And when it comes to money saved by the owner, because of the installation of these green roofs, the lifespan of the actual roof increases greatly.
The entire building as a real estate package increases in value while offering only good things to the area. And when it comes to the initial investment, owners are now able to cash in with federal and local tax incentives.
As energy savings becomes more and more important, the green roof will rise in popularity along with the geothermal heating and cooling systems that millions of people are installing into their homes.
This is most definitely a great way (not to mention a scenic way) to 'go green!'
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UPDATE, 2:05 p.m.: The game is underway and Ollie Perez has a seven-pitch first inning behind him. The Mets couldn't hope for anything better there.
As for tickets to tomorrow's play-in game, they will go on sale at Mets.com at some point after today's game. There will be no phone nor walk-up ticket sales.
The Mets have yet to announce a time for tomorrow's game. However, the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel website says it will be a 7:37 p.m. first pitch.
It figures the game will be a night game no matter what the exact start time is. The White Sox-Tigers game is scheduled for 2, according to MLB.com.
UPDATE, 2:20 p.m.: Manuel said he would burn through other guys before turning to Mike Pelfrey, but Pelfrey was among those up in a hurry once Oliver Perez hurt his finger trying to barehand that ground ball by Dan Uggla.
Anyway, it looks like Perez is fine. He threw a couple warmup pitches and appears ready to continue. In fact, he already retired Josh Willingham on a pop up.
UPDATE, 2:26 p.m.: Perez escaped a two-on, two-out situation. He has thrown just 25 pitches through two, 18 for strikes.
Meanwhile, the Mets didn't get very far in the first, but they did work Olsen pretty hard. He's already thrown 25 pitches.
UPDATE, 2:42 p.m.: Perez may be the guy who decides the Mets' fate today. He must pitch deep into the game to spare Manuel from using his 'pen, and he's done well so far: 3 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 2 BB, 3 K, 36 pitches, 24 strikes.
The fans burst into an uproar before when they posted the Cubs' run. In case you're too afraid to follow along what's happening in Mikwaukee, the Cubs lead 1-0 in the top of the third.
UPDATE, 2:50 p.m.: There was example No. 469 why you can never forget about the other team on the field, even if you're in a pennant race and they have nothing to play for. Marlins catcher John Baker made a great play on Perez's squeeze bunt attempt to cut down Ramon Castro at second base. Baker pounced on it and played the ball decisively. It probably prevented Olsen from facing a much more daunting situation.
The score is 0-0 through three innings.
UPDATE, 2:55 p.m.: Perez is now at 50 pitches through four innings, 34 for strikes. 4 IP, 1 H, 0 R.
UPDATE, 3 p.m.: Hey, maybe I was wrong about Perez being the No. 1 factor. The offense now has three runs in its 21 innings this series.
UPDATE, 3:02 p.m.: Oh, the rewards of clinching early! Carlos Zambrano may not have pitched today, but he pinch hit for Angel Guzman earlier today. Guzman was lifted in favor of Chad Gaudin, the same Gaudin who is expected to be left off the postseason roster.
And the Brewers complained early this week the Cubs didn't play enough regulars against the Mets. Sheesh.
UPDATE, 3:07 p.m.: Perez has now retired eight straight. The fifth was probably his best inning yet, as he struck out Almezega and Olsen back-to-back to finish his second straight perfect frame.
UPDATE, 3:11 p.m.: Lou P's game of revolving pitchers continues in Milwaukee. Neal Cotts just tossed a scoreless fourth, so three guys are working on a one-hitter right now, spring-training style.
UPDATE, 3:18 p.m.: C.C. Sabathia's line through five: 5 IP, 1 H, 1 R, 1 BB, 4 K, 72 pitches, 48 strikes. He still trails 1-0.
UPDATE, 3:19 p.m.: Bad luck there for Ollie. John Baker tried to sac bunt, failed, and fell behind 1-2. Then he lofted a lazy (possibly broken-bat) single to center that scored Cameron Maybin, who smoked a double to lead off the inning. Marlins 1, Mets 0, top 6
UPDATE, 3:25 p.m.: Perez is out with the bases loaded and one out in the sixth. He gave up three straight hits to start the inning, and a pair of runners moved up on the only out, a fly ball to Nick Evans in left. Joe Smith is on, charged with escaping the most daunting jam of the season.
One thing on Evans: Yeah, he made the wrong throw to third, but I don't think he would've gotten Jorge Cantu tagging from first to second anyway.
UPDATE, 3:34 p.m.: The tension at Shea is palpable. Smith clearly felt it, as he came in and issued a brutal bases-loaded walk to Josh Willingham to push home a run. Still, Smith got out of it at 2-0, inducing a popup by Cody Ross and a comebacker by Almezega.
This is on the offense now. No doubt.
Here's the line on Perez: 5 1/3 IP, 4 H, 2 R, 2 ER, 3 BB, 6 K. Not bad on three-days rest, but not good enough with the Mets being two-hit by Scott Olsen.
Marlins 2, Mets 0, bottom 6th
UPDATE, 3:43 p.m.: Carlos Beltran = $$$
That's a money homer by Beltran, who hit a 1-0 pitch 395 feet off Olsen for a two-run home run, easily his biggest home run as a Met.
The situation was set up by Robinson Cancel, who fell behind 1-2 and worked a leadoff walk. One out later, Beltran drove him home and tied the score.
Meanwhile, C.C. is through seven in Milwaukee. He has a three-hitter going — and nearly tied it with a homer in the sixth that just sailed foul.
Mets 2, Marlins 2, end of 6th
Cubs 1, Brewers 0, middle of 7
UPDATE, 3:51 p.m.: The Cubs turned to Sean Marshall in the seventh. He's their fifth pitcher. The other four have combined on a one-hitter so far.
UPDATE, 3:52 p.m.: Scott Olsen's day is done. His line: 6 IP, 3 H, 2 R, 2 ER, 1 BB, 4 K.
UPDATE, 4:02 p.m.: Let's see this time if they can make it stand up.
Make what stand up, you ask? Try another terrific catch by Endy Chavez, who was fooled on a line drive to left by Cantu by recovered in time to leap and snatch a sure RBI double out of the air. The fans cheered Chavez's name as he left the field, and teammates waited for him in front of the dugout to congratulate him.
Want drama? Chavez is up right now to lead off the seventh.
Meanwhile, the Brewers just tied it in Milwaukee. Michael Wuertz, the sixth pitcher of the game, just issued a bases-loaded walk to 2001 World Series hero Craig Counsell. The inning is over: Brewers 1, Cubs 1, top 8.
What a day of baseball so far. Up here in the press box we're watching both games like we're sitting center court at Wimbledon, eyes darting back and forth, back and forth…
UPDATE, 4:17 p.m.: It took just three pitches for Scott Schoeneweis to turn Wes Helms into the next Yadier Molina. He grooved a pitch, and Helms smacked it for a solo homer, giving the Marlins a 3-2 lead.
Why Schoeneweis, of all people, was entrusted to get a righty out I'll never understand. Right-handed hitters were batting .327 vs. Schoeneweis.
Of course, who do you argue for? Luis Ayala was warmed up, too, and he just came in and served up a solo shot to Dan Uggla, who gave the Marlins a 4-2 lead.
The Achilles' heel rears its ugly head again.
UPDATE, 4:23 p.m.: A terrible few minutes for the Mets. Ryan Braun just launched a two-run homer to left off Bob Howry, the seventh pitcher of the game for the Cubs. Sabathia is still in, having hit for himself earlier in the eighth.
What looked so bright a little while ago has turned dark, dark, dark here at old Shea.
Marlins 4, Mets 2, Bot 8
Brewers 3, Cubs 1, Top 9
UPDATE, 4:33 p.m.: Sabathia pulled a Santana, throwing a complete game in a 3-1 Brewers victory. They assured themselves of at least a play-in game here tomorrow.
Now to the Mets. The venerable Arthur Rhodes, who has pitched great with the Marlins, is set to face Delgado with two out, runners at first and second. This, folks, could be your season.
UPDATE, 4:42 p.m.: The Mets are down to their final three outs. Delgado hit a pitch hard off Rhodes, but it died near the warning track in left field.
This place will be a ghost town during the postgame ceremony if they can't rally. I just saw Willie Mays taken down in the elevator before the top of the ninth. Not many people will care about the greatest living ballplayer if the Mets fail to come through on the last day of the season for the second year in a row.
UPDATE, 4:53 p.m.: If you're David Wright — after a year's worth of questions about collapsing — the pressure must be overwhelming here to lead off the ninth.
UPDATE, 5:06 p.m.: That's it. Season over. Marlins 4, Mets 2.
Ryan Church looked like he had it for a moment, but the ball landed just short of the warning track.
If you're in a Met uniform, or a member of the front office, it'll be another miserable year. They are 365 days away from even having a chance to escape from yet another collapse. They will be labeled as chokers until they make the playoffs again.
This postgame ceremony was a bad idea. It's going to be ugly.


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Police have released images of a baseball-capped suspect after an elderly man was conned on his doorstep in north Watford.
The incident occurred at around 1.10pm on Monday February 4 in the Callowland area when the suspect knocked on the victim's door and claimed he owed him money for decoration work.
The victim handed over money and the man made off.
Hertfordshire Constabulary has also released CCTV footage of a similar incident that also happened in Watford.
Detective Constable Rachael Gallagher said: "This is the second time the victim had been targeted in this way. The previous incident occurred on January 13 and it is believed the same offender has targeted the elderly victim.
"I would like to speak with this man pictured in the photo about the incident. It may be that he witnessed the crime or can offer assistance in the investigation. If you can help identify him I would urge you to contact me as soon as possible."
Anyone with information about these incidents is asked to call Hertfordshire Constabulary on its 101 non emergency phone number quoting crime reference C4/13/276. Alternatively call Crimestoppers can be contacted anonymously on 0800 555111.


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JUDY WOODRUFF: College campuses across the country are increasingly in the spotlight for sexual assaults on students and how many schools have chosen to pursue charges. Ways to combat the problem are being pushed on multiple fronts.
VICE PRESIDENT JOSEPH BIDEN: Colleges and universities can no longer turn a blind eye or pretend rape and sexual assault don't occur on their campus.
JUDY WOODRUFF: Today's White House event featuring Vice President Joe Biden came amid a growing campaign to focus attention on sexual assaults at American colleges.
VICE PRESIDENT JOSEPH BIDEN: We need to provide survivors with more support, and we need to bring the perpetrators to justice. And we need the college and university to step up and learn the lessons which we have learned in the implementation of the Violence Against Women Act on the criminal side.
JUDY WOODRUFF: A White House task force with its own Web site, NotAlone.gov, recommended that schools conduct surveys to gauge the scope of sexual violence on their campuses and identify trained victims' advocates to help survivors. The Web site will post enforcement actions in a bid to make the process more transparent.
It's still up to colleges themselves to make changes, but they're under mounting pressure. In 2007, the National Institute of Justice found one in five collegiate women falls victim to sexual assault.
In recent months, cases have been spring up everywhere, from Ivy League schools, to smaller liberal arts institutions and large state universities.
Democratic U.S. Senators Kirsten Gillibrand and Claire McCaskill want to set aside more federal money to enforce sexual assault laws. McCaskill appeared Sunday on CBS, comparing student rape cases in colleges to those in the military.
SEN. CLAIRE MCCASKILL, D, Missouri: I see a lot of similarities on college campuses in terms of a closed cultural environment, where victims are so worried about how they're going to be viewed if they come out of the shadows.
JUDY WOODRUFF: Meanwhile, women are increasingly filing cases under the federal Title IX law that requires schools to prevent assaults and protect victims. More than 50 campuses have ongoing investigations into whether they are complying.
And we're joined now by three people at today's event at the White House who have all taken leading roles in dealing with this problem. Carolyn "Biddy" Martin is president of Amherst College. The school came under scrutiny when students filed federal complaints about the campus' handling of sexual assault reports. Alison Kiss is executive director of the Clery Center for Security on Campus, which works directly with schools. And Andrea Pino is a student at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She is an assault survivor herself and co-founder of the group End Rape on Campus, which helps students file federal complaints when they feel their case has been mishandled.
And we thank you all for being with us.
So, President Martin, let me start with you. Does this mean that the burden, more than ever now, is on colleges and college officials to prevent these assaults and then deal with them once they — if they have happened?
CAROLYN "BIDDY" MARTIN, President, Amherst College: I think it does.
I think colleges need to be accountable, are beginning to hold themselves accountable. And what we got today was a set of guidelines, a comprehensive description of the nature and the scope of the problem, a reiteration of what Title IX requires, and then a very clear set of guidelines about how colleges and universities need to implement the requirements.
JUDY WOODRUFF: Alison Kiss, how different then will this be from the way things have been handled until now?
ALISON KISS, Executive Director, Clery Center for Security on Campus: Something that this today did was, it really continued the conversation. And we need to talk about this on campuses. And the conversation has started this year.
There have been a group of students who have been instrumental in beginning that conversation. And when we talk about this, more students are going to come forward and report, and that needs to be what campuses recognize, is that, if you're talking about this, if you're putting resources out there, students are going to come forward, and they're going to want help, and they're going to seek help, and they're going to report.
JUDY WOODRUFF: Andrea Pino, as somebody who has been involved yourself in reporting and advocating for students, how much difference do you think these guidelines will make?
ANDREA PINO, Co-Founder, End Rape on Campus: I think, honestly, in these past few years, that's kind of been the year that Jane Doe had a name.
And it's definitely been monumental change in terms of how many people we now know are being affected by this issue. And I think this guideline really puts the jurisdiction around what sexual assault is, because, oftentimes, it was kind of misunderstood, in the fact that sexual assault is very clear and concise.
It's when there's a no, when there is not a yes. Sexual assault is sexual assault. And like Vice President Joe Biden said today, if there isn't consent, that is sexual assault.
JUDY WOODRUFF: So, is that — but how is that different from what was the case before?
ANDREA PINO: Well, for a very long time, it was very vague in terms of what exactly the issue was. It was more on the lines that sexual assault is a violation of Title IX.
But the jurisdiction over…
JUDY WOODRUFF: Which is the federal law about…
ANDREA PINO: Yes. That's Title XI, the federal policy.
JUDY WOODRUFF: Right.
ANDREA PINO: And really now it's a conversation about the Clery Act and Title IX and how they both work together and how it's really up to every college campus to enforce those laws, because if sexual assaults happen on college campuses, the students don't have an equal right to education. That's a very important concern that what we're enforcing right now.
JUDY WOODRUFF: President Martin, why have colleges been reluctant to deal, to fully grapple with the problem?
CAROLYN "BIDDY" MARTIN: It's a very good question, and I don't have a great answer to it.
I think what I would say, going back to Andrea's point, is the past two years have seen the students become the teachers of colleges and universities. I think what we got today is going to be enormously helpful, but the credit for making this the issue that it has become and for holding colleges and universities accountable, that credit goes to young people such as Andrea Pino.
And that is why I think colleges and universities have begun to take notice and have started putting the resources that are required into prevention and into addressing problems when they occur.
JUDY WOODRUFF: Alison Kiss, pick up on that, because you do work with different schools.
ALISON KISS: Sure.
JUDY WOODRUFF: What do you think is holding schools back in their — being aggressive about dealing with this problem?
ALISON KISS: I think institutions of higher education, much like other organizations, often operate in silence, and one hand is not talking to another, and there's not collaboration.
And one thing that needs to happen are more conversations like this, where you have students sitting at the table with college presidents, with advocates talking about the issue, because you often have people who care about the issue, but coming at it from so many different directions. So coming at it if you have been a survivor is different than coming at it if you're the institution's leader.
So bringing all these people to the table and sharing different viewpoints and solutions, so really having a solutions-based approach to how we make this campus, how we make the college campus environment in general better for future generations.
JUDY WOODRUFF: Andrea Pino, is it the problem is much worse than it used to be or that it's getting more reported than it used to be? How do you see that?
ANDREA PINO: Well, I think it's very underreported. The fact that we have one in five, that's a grossly — you know, it's an underestimated — that's not exactly what it is at all.
JUDY WOODRUFF: You think it's more than that?
ANDREA PINO: Oh, absolutely. It's definitely much more than that.
And we estimate it's just so much more. And I think it's even just my college experience. Most of my friends have been impacted at some point. I think just at UNC, it's not that there is really a deterrence from actually doing something about it. It's just that, for a very long time, there really wasn't a face to the issue.
So, really, these policies were written without us in mind, in the sense that they were responding very aggressively, just like any school, like Amherst, is responding to federal guidelines, but there wasn't really a face that was actually showing to you what the impact of the problem is.
And oftentimes it's not just one incident itself, but it's our entire educational experience that is impacted by the issue.
JUDY WOODRUFF: President Martin, back to you. Amherst had its own incident. How is it now going to be different for you as the president of Amherst or for the leader of any school to address this? What's going to change?
CAROLYN "BIDDY" MARTIN: Well, as I said, it started to be different a couple of years ago, and I think Andrea is right to say, when students begin to give a face to the problem.
In 2012, the fall of 2012, we completely revamped our policies, our procedures, our protocols, and changed the way the cases are adjudicated. We no longer have faculty and students, for example, sitting on disciplinary boards or hearing boards.
JUDY WOODRUFF: Why not?
CAROLYN "BIDDY" MARTIN: Well, our students pointed out — and, by the way, I really think what we have learned, at least at Amherst, we have learned by virtue of the interaction, close interaction and collaboration with students and staff.
But students pointed out that, especially in a small institution, they didn't want people on hearing boards, whether they were the complainant or the respondent, with whom they could potentially be friends or a faculty member whose class they might take in the next semester who would have heard the intimate details of their lives.
JUDY WOODRUFF: Relationships…
CAROLYN "BIDDY" MARTIN: They also want people with expertise and training. And they deserve that.
So, it's about professionalizing the entire set of people and practices that we use in demanding excellence from everybody involved. And that professionalization is critical.
JUDY WOODRUFF: What more needs to be done, Alison and Andrea? What else has to happen now?
ALISON KISS: On campuses, around policies, policies are important to have to be in compliance with federal laws.
But then they have to make sense to students. So there has to be a concerted effort to get out in front and talk about this. From a prevention standpoint, the public health model works. There's evidence behind that model. So, we need to look at changing behaviors and how we can do that.
JUDY WOODRUFF: What's an example of that?
ALISON KISS: An example is from the CDC. So, we have seen this kind of three-tiered approach to prevention — a three-tiered approach to prevention.
JUDY WOODRUFF: Federal Centers for Disease Control.
ALISON KISS: Yes, Centers for Disease Control. Thank you.
And this kind of approach that looks at a community-based approach, so changing behaviors within the community. And, quite honestly, it's not all on higher education. It needs to start early. We need to start talking to children when they're young. I'm talking to my 7-year-old about this issue now. And you need to start at an age-appropriate level and continue that conversation.
JUDY WOODRUFF: And we should point out, it's women, but it's also men on campus who can be the victim of sexual assault.
ANDREA PINO: And jumping on that, I think it's also to move beyond compliance, but every institution has its own difficulties.
And one of the things that I experienced after recovering from sexual assault — I'm still recovering from it now — it's just the amazing support that I had from specific faculty that were able to accommodate me. But I had to find it on my own. I wasn't offered PTSD resources, even though — after I was diagnosed. I was never offered any type of housing accommodations. I was never offered extensions.
I had to go and fight for that. Students that are diagnosed with PTSD are also guaranteed rights by disability services. They should be under Title II.
JUDY WOODRUFF: And is this — are those kinds of services going to be more available now?
ANDREA PINO: Well, they should be.
And that's the thing, is if you follow basic compliance, oftentimes you miss those gaps. You miss the gaps of disability services, of mental health. And as it is at UNC, it's really one therapist for 1,800 students, and oftentimes students are kind of shoehorned into that. And they don't really get the help that they need.
JUDY WOODRUFF: But it sounds as if you're saying some of this is changing.
CAROLYN "BIDDY" MARTIN: Oh, it's definitely changing. It's changing significantly.
But I think everyone who is speaking here has the same message, in that the approach has to be comprehensive and it can't just be focused on how to comply with laws. It's has to be how you solve the problem of sexual assault and rape, not only on campuses, but in the society as a whole.
JUDY WOODRUFF: President Biddy Martin from Amherst, Alison Kiss with the Clery Center, Andrea Pino, we thank you all.


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VATICAN CITY -- Surprised when an ultra-traditionalist bishop whom he had welcomed back into the Catholic Church turned out to have been a fervent and public Holocaust-denier, Pope Benedict XVI declared in March that he had "learned the lesson" that the Vatican would have to "pay greater attention" to the Internet.
Eight months later, the Vatican has been doing just that, with a four-day conference, Nov. 12-15, on the "Internet culture and church communication" -- or how to evangelize in the information age.
In his message to the gathering, sponsored by an umbrella group of European bishops' conferences, Benedict likened the "new technological culture" to the "pagan milieu of the Greek and Roman world" through which St. Paul spread the Christian message in the first century.
French Bishop Jean-Michel di Falco Leandri stressed the need for quicker communication by recalling the controversy over the Holocaust-denying bishop, Richard Williamson, and another that broke out in March, after the pope told reporters accompanying him to Africa that the distribution of condoms aggravates the spread of HIV/AIDS.
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Archbishop Claudio Celli, head of the Vatican's communications office, lamented that the vast majority of Catholic sites have not yet embraced the interactive applications collectively known as "Web 2.0."
To help address that and other deficiencies, the bishops have also been hearing from outside experts, including executives from Facebook, Wikipedia and YouTube.
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Another reason to consider the cloud is to take advantage of point solutions offered as a service. Many of these, despite the perceived fragility of cloud resources, are aimed at ensuring uptime and business continuity, to provide greater levels of regulatory compliance, to increase your protection against malware and spam, and so on.
Yes, it means spending more money. But the cloud offers a meaningful service: the ability to purchase a la carte from a variety of vendors to mix and match complementary solutions, without having to do the hard work of integration yourself. For example, you might purchase Office 365 licenses for email but forgo the personal archiving solution in favor of a third-party service that provides additional features (we're currently considering Mimecast's Unified Email Management) -- and it may end up costing you less in the end to pick and choose.
Before you discount the cloud because of the latest headline-grabbing outage, consider the easy versatility services bring. By combining solutions, you may be able to achieve greater control and more stable results blending cloud-based services than you could integrating them yourself. Rather than writing off the cloud and going with first impressions (or second or third), I suggest keeping an open mind and looking for ways to utilize the cloud where possible.
What are your thoughts? What position has your organization taken with regard to cloud-based storage and services?
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As the chart shows, America's debt is currently $15.1 trillion, while the Eurozone (which includes France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Spain, the U.K., and others) has a combined debt of $12.7 trillion. (All dollar amounts are in U.S. dollars, and the data refers to closing 2011 numbers.)Tim Geithner should be concerned, but he isn't.
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Grandma elder cousin told me that my grandma's father was one of seven very tall brothers who came from a place called Evil island which I feel may be the gullah/geechie mispronunciation for Ibo (Africa). The Family name was Malachi taken from the bible and all first names as well. The Story was that 7 unusually tall male siblings came to the Carolinas and then to Georgia where five settled and raised families. Two other brothers who were close went on to Mississippi, married sisters and raised families of which one was my grandma's father Lot Malachi, (Georgia Fussell), 5 girls 3 boys all with Biblical first name or named for uncles or aunts. One of them was in a book called "The Last Lynching in Mississsippi", Grandma's brother Norman Malachi aka (Rainbow) accused of raping a white woman in Lumberton or Hattisburg area. Grandma Maggie Malachi (deceased) cousin Hannah Knight (deceased) family did have some research done but since we (my mother and I) never knew my grandma's parents who both died when my mother was a still a baby and my grandma was only 16 we have very little info. Hannah has family in Philadelphia and they know more but we don't know how to contact them. I have a family rich in history both on my mom's & father's side. My father's mother Hester Holder 104 now deceased, and my dads grandma Carrie Little 99 now deceased and grandpa John C. Herron deceased all have interesting stories that space does not allow. After seeing the first series, I began to fill in the family tree for my grandchildren, and now after seeing part two, I am even more intrigued about my family's history. Who are we, if we were from Igbo/yoruba/nigeria, where Great grandma Hesters mother Creek/father White, and was granddad Herron Irish name given to him by a white man as he stated in a book he wrote about his life in gullah/geechie which is very hard for us to translate? So many Questions, no answers, but I have this burning desire to know because of the poetry that come to me in my dreams so vividly I have to get up and write them down. I have observed from your research that DNA is so ingrained in our being that nothing in life is accidental, and that we are predestined to be who we are, barring some occasional detours of our own making/and or others interference, as we witnessed in several cases in your research proved what manifest destiny truly is. How ironic that Mr. Joyner family decendants lives parallel his in so many areas. I traveled with his Foundation on the cruise in "07" on a ship called the Freedom of the Seas which he joked about the irony of more than 3000 African /Americans passengers on the largest cruise ship in the world with that name. How else do you explain Mr. Cheadle family of Freedmen in an all Black Town, and his acting role in the movie Rosewood about essentially the exact same senario and the other movie about the hutus, or Oprah's burning desire to teach probably came from her ancestors same DNA desire of the gift of education? Coincidental? I think not. I too want so badly to know more about my family also but like most African Americans don't have a clue where to start. Thank You,
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It's kind of a scary thought, i'm not a kid anymore. I'm never gonna play legos again (At least I won't tell anyone when I do... ), so may things that have already changed are now "official". Over the next year i'm gonna learn to drive, i'm gonna go to the french equivalent of high school, i'm gonna be taking important exams in 3 months... dat's some scary shit. But it also marks the beginning of a lot of cool stuff, I can now legally buy 16+ games... yeah that's bullshit. Ever since I was a young child, 16 was always the Bday that was so very far away and that was gonna be so epic... yeah sh*t changes. Still, tomorrow'll be fun: Bday, Paris-Roubaix, The Masters and a large amount of chocolate.
And now lets stop the whining.
A month ago, I wrote a blog stating that I wanted to start a blog series" "My music" where each post would just be a quick blog 'bout an artist on my Ipod who I like... well Ladies, Gentlemen, Ponies, the time is now.
Introducing... My Music Number 1: ... David Fuckin' Bowie.
The man's a living legend, music for the gods!
The first album I ever bought was "Bowie's greatest hits" when I was 7, haven't looked back since. I'll admit I stopped listening to his music for a while, but I've started listening to him a lot more recently.
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COLUMBUS — Redshirt freshman Mimmo Lytle's 3-2 victory in the final match gave Kent State a 19-16 win over No. 17 Iowa State Sunday inside St. John Arena during the opening round of the NWCA National Duals.
Following the first program win over the Cyclones, the Golden Flashes fell to host Ohio State 32-4 in the quarterfinals.
"Our goal has been to be like the Iowa States," KSU coach Jim Andrassy said. "So this is just another step. We're really looking forward to tomorrow and next week to continue to prove what we can do against top competition."
Kent State won despite wrestling without one of its top wrestlers, sophomore Sam Wheeler (184 pounds), who was suspended indefinitely after Tweeting derogatory remarks toward gays early last week.
The Flashes and Cyclones each won five matches, but bonus points from sophomore Mack McGuire and junior Tyler Small provided the three-point difference for Kent State. McGuire gave the Flashes a 4-3 lead with a 9-0 major decision over Shayden Terukina. All of McGuire's points came after a scoreless first period.
Small followed with a second-period pin of Gabe Moreno. Scoreless after the first period, Small started the second with a takedown and carefully set up his far-side cradle to give the Flashes a 10-3 lead and seal his 95th career win.
Sophomore Ian Miller made his return Sunday with a 10-4 decision over John Nicholson. Miller jumped out to a 6-2 first-period lead behind three takedowns.
A major decision by the Cyclones at 165 cut the KSU lead to 13-10, with the biggest upset of the day about to occur.
Junior Caleb Marsh put together three takedowns in the first two periods on the way to an 8-7 victory over No. 9 Michael Moreno. Marsh hit a fireman's carry late in the second, and a pair of escapes in the third helped him hang on for the one-point win.
"Caleb really got his offense going," Andrassy said. "He's getting closer to where he was last year. I think it just took him some time to get used to the weight class.
Iowa State took the next two weights to tie the match 16-16, despite strong efforts from the Flashes. In his first career dual, sophomore Cory Campbell led 4-2 late in the second before dropping a 6-5 decision. Sophomore Cole Baxter fell to No. 1 Kyvon Gadson 7-3, but held a 2-0 lead late in the first.
Lytle's second-period takedown of Quean Smith made the difference in his one-point win at heavyweight. Heading toward the edge of the mat, Lytle worked an underhook with a trip and had the presence of mind to keep one foot on the line as both wrestlers came crashing down. The takedown was awarded following the official's consultation with his assistant.
Marsh was the only Kent State wrestler to go 2-0 on the day, earning a 12-1 major decision over Ohio State's Jacob Bresciani. The Flashes wrestled backups at three weight classes against the No. 13 Buckeyes.
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Enjoy the wonderful traditions around the holidays, play lots of holiday music and use it as a time for reminiscence. What did the person enjoy most this time of year?
Modify your events somewhat—smaller groups are better than big crowds. If you are religious, go to a service that isn't quite so busy if possible. Use this as a time also for forgiveness and healing if you've had some family conflict.
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How to reproduce:
1. install Drupal 6.16
2. enable the taxonomy module and create a vocabulary
3. disable the taxonomy module
4. upgrade to Drupal 7
Fatal error: Call to undefined function taxonomy_get_vocabularies() in /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/d7git/modules/taxonomy/taxonomy.install on line 263
(similar problem with the contact module)
If we want to upgrade all the modules in one go (including the disabled modules) we need to include their files during the upgrade process.
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Comment #2jbrown CreditAttribution: jbrown commented
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Comment #3ericduran CreditAttribution: ericduran commented
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I'm assuming the updates are supposed to run even if the module is disable.
The attached patch checks if the module is enable before running the update functions for the module.
This might not be the greatest approach to it. I'll wait for feedback (it's pretty hackish).
Also I'm sure this can be written to be more efficient, since right now is enabling and disabling a module multiple time if the module is disable and it has multiple updates to run on. I'll see if I can make this better.
Comment #4ericduran CreditAttribution: ericduran commented
minor style clean-up
Comment #5KarenS CreditAttribution: KarenS commented
We ran into this in the D6 cycle too. The recommended solution was that install functions should never include anything but core functions that would always be available, if you needed other functions you had to reproduce all the necessary code in the install file. So that would say that all the code needed by the missing taxonomy_get_vocabularies() function should be replicated in the install file.
When we did the D5 -> D6 CCK updates we ran into this because the content module had to create some tables and the field module could not be upgraded before those tables existed. And the code to create the tables was complex. Plus some of the field modules could not be updated if they were not enabled because they needed to use some complex functions from their own code.
The solution ended up using the #abort option #211182: Updates run in unpredictable order, which let us test if the module was enabled and abort the update if it was not. Later, when the module is enabled, the admin has to come back and run update.php again to process the update. That was what we ended up using for the CCK upgrade path -- lots and lots of updates that started with some testing that everything was in place for the update to work correctly and a switch to abort the update if not.
So that is one option here, to use #abort on these updates if the module is disabled. The disadvantage of this is that we need to be sure the admin does come back and run the update later, but that's true of all updates. The advantage is that it does not auto-enable anything that was presumably turned off for a reason.
We had a long discussion in another thread about force-enabling modules that were disabled and there were mixed feelings about doing it. For contrib modules you had no way to be sure they were available to be enabled. For core modules that isn't a problem. The question is what will happen when you enable that module during the update, will it do anything we don't really want done? I'm not sure, just something to consider and test.
Comment #6KarenS CreditAttribution: KarenS commented
Oh, and we also used module_load_include() in some updates rather than enabling the module to make the functions available. That will work if the functions are self-contained and doesn't involve actually enabling the module.
Doing module_enable() during an update starts a whole chain reaction of other things that maybe shouldn't happen in the middle of an update. Even if this doesn't create problems in our simple testing, it could have other consequences that will only appear later. See #228860: Upgrading a module with a newly added dependencies breaks things badly for some of the discussion about problems enabling modules during updates.
Comment #7David_Rothstein CreditAttribution: David_Rothstein commented
Oh, and we also used module_load_include() in some updates rather than enabling the module to make the functions available. That will work if the functions are self-contained and doesn't involve actually enabling the module.
Yeah, just including the .module file is the best option when it works, but unfortunately there are situations where it doesn't :( I haven't checked, but I'm guessing the taxonomy_get_vocabularies() situation mentioned here might be one of them, since it uses the entity system, and taxonomy module has an implementation of hook_entity_info() which needs to get called but won't if the module is disabled, etc.
See also #734710: API functions that invoke hooks don't work as expected when a disabled module is being uninstalled
@scor, you mentioned contact.module fails too - how is that one failing? I'm guessing it might be this:
* Enable the 'access user contact forms' for registered users by default.
function contact_update_7002() {
user_role_grant_permissions(DRUPAL_AUTHENTICATED_RID, array('access user contact forms'));
If so, see #737816: user_role_grant_permissions() throws PDOException when used with non-existent permissions (e.g. a permission for a disabled/uninstalled module)
Comment #8ericduran CreditAttribution: ericduran commented
I used module_enable() because taxonomy_vocabulary_load_multiple() which calls entity_load() fails unless the module is enable. I try almost every function (drupal_load(), module_load_include()) before resorting to module_enable().
Also I called module_enable with out enabling dependents module in order to keep it to a minimum. I'm not sure any module would call dependents function during the updates.
My first attempt was to ignored any modules that was disable but then I realized there's no guarantee the admin would re-run the update after enabling the module and I assume we wanted to run all the updates.
It seems that #734710: API functions that invoke hooks don't work as expected when a disabled module is being uninstalled is related to this and it might actually fix this problem that's happening here.
Comment #10catch CreditAttribution: catch commented
On phone so can't review code but it shouln't be difficult to replace taxonomy_get_vocabularies() with a direct query. Don't think this can be solved generically, at least nott
this release.
Comment #12KarenS CreditAttribution: KarenS commented
So instead of checking in every individual update hook whether modules are enabled and temporarily enabling if not, another way to approach this would be to take care of this all at once before doing any updates. So the first step of the update would be to collect a list of modules that have updates and see which of them are not currently enabled. Temporarily enable them all, run all the updates, and then disable the ones that were not previously enabled.
The reason I think this is a better approach is that enabling a module involves some system work to update and cache the list of available modules. Doing that over and over as the updates are processed will involve more work, and you have to keep flushing the module list to correct it. Fixing this all one time before running the updates seems like it should be much more performant.
I'm still wondering if there will be problems created from enabling modules that were disabled and I guess that depends on what things each of them is doing in hook_enable. But whatever it is, doing all the enables one time at the beginning is likely to create fewer problems than interrupting the update numerous times to enable and later disable specific modules.
Comment #13KarenS CreditAttribution: KarenS commented
There is another critical issue at #228860: Upgrading a module with a newly added dependencies breaks things badly which is discussing the problems that happen if an enabled module has a dependency and the module it is dependent on is disabled. So one example of the problem of auto-enabling modules that are disabled during the update is that they might have been disabled because they have missing dependencies. If you auto enable them during the update, you could create havoc.
Comment #14catch CreditAttribution: catch commented
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@scor: the generic solution is never to use API functions in hook_update_N(), it's a documented limitation, albeit easy to forget. I opened #788370: taxonomy_update_7002() fails when taxonomy module is disabled for the taxonomy update, downgrading this to normal otherwise.
Comment #15jbrown CreditAttribution: jbrown commented
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@catch: this is a definitely critical issue as D7 can't be released until it is fixed. Why create another issue for this bug? Its not just taxonomy that is affected.
Modules should not be updated when they are not fully enabled. A module's update functions should assume that the module is enabled.
A module should either fully enabled or not at all. Just including a module file should never be attempted.
Enabling all modules that need updating could potentially enable a considerable number of modules and hit the memory limit.
Ideally what we would do is change update_get_update_list() to only update modules that are currently enabled - other modules could be updated when they are re-enabled. This would remove a lot of problems.
However, this is not possible due to hook_update_dependencies(). The notion that a module is not dependant on another, except at update time is ridiculous.
hook_update_dependencies() should only be implemented for core modules that are required.
So - I recommend
- hook_update_dependencies() not be implemented for comment, contact and taxonomy. Some other solution should be found
- Only run update hooks for modules that are enabled.
Comment #16catch CreditAttribution: catch commented
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jbrown, please see #194310: Check / run updates of disabled modules. There is a reason for the current situation, the limitations are documented, current behaviour is exactly the same as D6, hence, not a release blocker. I don't like either the status quo or reverting back to D5 behaviour much, but at the moment, any improvement in one direction makes this worse in another.
Comment #17David_Rothstein CreditAttribution: David_Rothstein commented
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@jbrown, for hook_update_dependencies() see #717834: The dependencies declared in core's hook_update_dependencies() implementations aren't actually correct. I'm not sure it has much to do with this issue, though. I think we do need to avoid having required core modules updates depend on optional core module updates (since that makes no sense), but the other way around there's nothing wrong with. The whole point is for optional modules (e.g. contrib modules) to use that hook.
I think this issue needs to stay critical until (at least) there is a critical spinoff for the contact.module issue, which I don't think there is yet (#737816: user_role_grant_permissions() throws PDOException when used with non-existent permissions (e.g. a permission for a disabled/uninstalled module) or some other one). I guess that one could be fixed via a direct database query also if it had to, but it's getting pretty ugly.
Comment #18jbrown CreditAttribution: jbrown commented
Yeah - I suspect this will just get fixed on a case-by-case basis to get D7 out the door.
The module system needs to be totally refactored for D8.
Comment #19catch CreditAttribution: catch commented
Yep, I agree it's crap, I just don't think it can be fixed without a complete refactoring, I'll stop playing priority pong too.
Comment #20KarenS CreditAttribution: KarenS commented
I still think that auto-enabling modules to run the update is going to lead to another set of problems. The more I think about it the more I worry that it will lead to serious problems.
For instance, I have some modules that I disabled because they have fatal errors caused by some bug or interaction with other modules. I plan to re-enable them once the bug is fixed, but I would NOT want core auto-enabling them during an update because that will break the update with fatal errors.
Ditto if core tries to enable modules that have missing dependencies.
I just do not think it is a good idea for core to start enabling modules that have been disabled.
The only safe path forward is that modules should make every attempt to write update code that will work even if the module is disabled. If that is not possible, they should abort their updates until the module is enabled.
This is what we did in D6, we can also do it in D7, and then hopefully someone can figure out a better system for D8.
Comment #21webchick CreditAttribution: webchick commented
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Yeeeaahh. This sounds like a huge can of worms that we do not need to be getting into this late in the release cycle. Folks found ways to work around in D6, they'll do so in D7 as well. Let's try again in D8. I committed #788370: taxonomy_update_7002() fails when taxonomy module is disabled instead.
But it would definitely be good to document somewhere (I guess hook_update_N()) that these hooks will run even for disabled modules, and so you should take care to not call module API functions unless you do an explicit module_load first. Would someone be able to open a separate documentation issue for that? I don't want to derail this one, which has some good information on the problem and associated challenges.
Comment #22David_Rothstein CreditAttribution: David_Rothstein commented
OK, but moving this to D8 means we need a critical D7 issue for the contact module as well - I created one here:
#794184: contact_update_7002() fails when the contact module is not enabled
I also created a D7 issue for better hook_update_N() documentation, but it's not going to be so simple to document.... Explicitly loading the .module file only makes some of your module's functions work correctly, not all of them, and there are a number of standard Drupal API functions that won't work correctly either no matter what you do. Anyway, here's the issue:
#794192: Documentation of hook_update_N() should explain that certain functions cannot be called from there
Comment #23beejeebus CreditAttribution: beejeebus commented
this is absolutely $%#!@* crazy. putting working on this mess in the D8 cycle on my list.
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Comment #25bjaspan CreditAttribution: bjaspan commented
Comment #26Bojhan CreditAttribution: Bojhan commented
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Comment #27Damien Tournoud CreditAttribution: Damien Tournoud commented
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Bugs cannot target D8, as the tree is not open yet.
Comment #28webchick CreditAttribution: webchick commented
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Comment #29catch CreditAttribution: catch commented
|update system
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Comment #30catch CreditAttribution: catch commented
|ajax system
|» database update system
Comment #31tim.plunkett CreditAttribution: tim.plunkett commented
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#1199946: Disabled modules are broken beyond repair so the "disable" functionality needs to be removed seems like a parent or blocker for this issue, and they don't both need to be major.
Comment #32David_Rothstein CreditAttribution: David_Rothstein commented
Is there anything to do here that wasn't already covered by #2001310: Disallow firing hooks during update and #794192: Documentation of hook_update_N() should explain that certain functions cannot be called from there?
Comment #33catch CreditAttribution: catch commented
#2055605: Disallow use of plugins during update is still open. This might be a duplicate of that now though.


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