Good Morning my name is Keith Turi and I'm FEMA's assistant administrator for
Recovery. I want to take a few minutes this morning to talk to you about FEMA's
Transitional Sheltering Assistance program.
FEMA's Transitional Sheltering Assistance for Texas and Puerto Rico
residents affected by last fall's hurricanes will be ending this Saturday.
The program is intended to provide emergency support to individuals and
families by providing hotel stays as a bridge to longer term housing. Over the
last 10 months, the TSA program has provided sheltering to more than 60,000
households in Puerto Rico and Texas, making it the longest emergency
sheltering mission in the history of the program. FEMA and our partner agencies
have been working closely with the families who are currently in the TSA
program to help connect them with the resources they need for longer-term more
stable housing options. These include rental assistance, home repair, money to
pay for repairs to damaged homes, FEMA direct lease of apartments and other
rental units, low-interest loans through Small Business Administration, and
transportation assistance back to Puerto Rico, so families can return home. Over
the past 10 months, 97 percent of those in the program have been able to repair
their homes or transition to other housing options. We recognize there are
still survivors that are in the program, and FEMA is committed to working today
with them and our partners at the state and local entities, and voluntary
agencies to help meet their needs. For Puerto Rico and Texas survivors today
we're giving the final notification of the ending of the TSA program. For those
in the program, we encourage you to work with your case managers to take
advantage of the resources that are provided to you. And for those of you
that may not be located in Puerto Rico, if you are interested FEMA will help
provide a flight home. Survivors can call 1-800-621-3362 to be
connected with a FEMA agent to provide assistance or referrals to state, local,
or voluntary agencies that may have resources to assist. We recognize that
this deadline will be a difficult time for some families, but know that FEMA
continues to work with our partners to provide continued help to find
longer-term housing options and to help those survivors from hurricanes Maria
and Harvey. Thank You
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Summer Means Snakes In North Texas - Duration: 2:00.
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Melania Trump Infuriates Liberals With What She Just Did At Texas Border - Duration: 11:02.
Melania Trump Infuriates Liberals With What She Just Did At Texas Border
Last week, First Lady Melania Trump enraged liberals when she headed to the U.S. border
with Mexico by wearing a jacket that read "I really don't care, do u?"
Now, Melania has infuriated liberals once again with what she did when she returned
to the Texas border.
Right Wing News reported that Melania wore simple white slacks and a black blouse as
she visited centers where children were housed after their parents were apprehended at the
U.S.-Mexican border.
She did not announce details of her visit, once again letting the media know that she
does not care what she thinks about their opinion.
This of course enraged the liberal media, as they like to think that everyone cares
about what they have to say.
This comes after Michelle Obama once again showed how classless she is by kicking Melania
while she was down as she bashed her "I really don't care, do you?"
jacket the same day the mainstream media was freaking out about it.
"I couldn't make those kinds of [fashion] mistakes, I was outstanding," said Michelle.
Of course, Michelle made this all about race.
"Barack and I knew very early that we would be measured by a different yardstick," Michelle
said.
"Making mistakes was not an option for us.
We had to be good — no, we had to be outstanding — at everything we did.
When you're the first, you're the one that's laying the red carpet down for others
to follow."
This was a clear dig at Melania, but it didn't take long for it to come back to bite Michelle.
She obviously forgot that during her own time as First Lady, she was anything but the fashion
icon that Melania has become.
Despite what Michelle and the mainstream media say, Americans everywhere have fallen in love
with Melania!
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Warning: Third party selling inflated tickets to Citgo Freedom Over Texas - Duration: 0:24.
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Air Force looks to Texas startups, universities for the future - Duration: 0:47.
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Texas Children's Hospital nurse fired after child pornography charges filed - Duration: 1:10.
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En Texas, sigue la liberación masiva de familias inmigrantes que fueron detenidas en la frontera - Duration: 1:52.
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Saharan dust arrives in South Texas - Duration: 1:12.
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Interest in program for armed teachers, employees exploding in Texas - Duration: 2:25.
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Larry Nassar charged with sexual assault in Texas - Duration: 1:42.
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North Texas Honda Dealers Father's Day BBQ :60 - Duration: 1:01.
Our dad, he is one of the hardest working men that we have ever seen in our life.
He will try to lend a hand whenever he can for anyone and I just felt like I wanted to try to do something
that was over the top.
Something that he would never expect.
Happy Father's Day!
I am with the North Texas Helpful Honda.
We are here to surprise you.
Your wife contacted us to let us know what an amazing father you are and we have for
you a Random Act of Helpfulness.
We have a barbecue for you with a smoker.
Which is what you wanted, right?
It's from the North Texas Honda Dealers.
We got everything for you to make a barbecue.
I didn't expect this to come and the Honda people brought me a grill and smoker and everything like
this is great.
I appreciate it very much.
When I was putting in my submission a lot of people were like, "that's not true, it's not true".
It's definitely true.
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4| Managing Permissions in the Texas Data Repository - Duration: 4:37.
This video is part of the tutorial series created for the Texas Digital Library's Texas
Data Repository and based on a similar video set created by the Odum Institute.
The Texas Data Repository is a platform for publishing and archiving datasets (and other
data products) created by faculty, staff, and students at Texas higher education institutions.
Special thanks to Texas A&M University Libraries for the use of their audiovisual suite.
This part of the series shows multiple ways to manage permissions and restrictions in
your dataverse.
I will first demonstrate how to set permissions at the dataverse level and then show restrictions
and permissions at the dataset and file levels.
If you want to set permissions within your dataverse, you would click on the Edit button
and then select Permissions.
The first type of permissions you can set up for your dataverse is defining who can
do what within the dataverse.
If you click on the Edit Access button, you will see the various options-- first you decide
who can add what to the dataverse from requiring everyone to be given access, or a "closed
dataverse", to a completely "open dataverse", in which anyone can add datasets and dataverses.
You then decide on the default role for individuals adding datasets -- either a Contributor who
can create datasets but they must be submitted for review and published by a dataverse administrator,
or a Curator who has full editing and publishing rights.
To assign specific roles to individuals or groups within your dataverse you would click
on the Users and Groups tab and click on Assign Roles to Users/Groups.
The roles you can assign to users or groups are outlined under the Roles tab, which details
the permissions each role has -- from an Administrator who can do pretty much everything to a Member
who can view unpublished dataverses and datasets and download files.
Now let's take a look at how you restrict and give permissions within a dataset.
I'm going to show this on the dataset that I created and published in the previous Publishing
Datasets video.
Within a dataset, if you want to add restrictions to files you would first select the files
you want to restrict and then click on Edit Files.
Now you can see all the ways you can edit a file from deleting the file to modifying
the file level metadata and restricting the files.
If you click on Restrict, you are prompted to add some terms of access so people know
what they need to do to gain access to these files.
You can also click the Enable Access Request button if you'd like users to be able to request
access through the dataverse.
We will enter our data use agreement and click the Enable Access Request button, and then continue.
Now you can see a lock appears beside the restricted files.
It is green if you are an admin of the dataverse, but everyone else will see a red lock.
In order for the restrictions to take place, you must publish your dataset.
To grant permissions for your dataset and files, you would go back up and click on the
Edit button and then mouse over Permissions.
At the dataset level, you can give individuals certain roles just like at the dataverse level.
If you want to give a user access to download all restricted files within a dataset, you
can give them the role of File Downloader.
To give access to individual restricted files, you would need to go back to Permissions and
select the file, then from this screen you can grant access to users and groups by adding
the user group name here and then selecting the file that you want to grant the user access
to.
Every time you create new restrictions, you have created a new version of the dataset
that also needs to be published.
Thanks so much for watching.
To learn more, check out our next video on Customizing Your Data.
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SOUTH TEXAS PRIDE: LGBTQ Advisory Committee works toward improving quality of life - Duration: 2:10.
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Video: Interest in program for armed teachers, employees exploding in Texas - Duration: 2:47.
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Inmate arrested after escaping North Texas prison - Duration: 0:34.
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Sparatoria Texas, il killer ha risparmiato le persone che gli piacevano: "Racconterete chi sono" - Duration: 3:49.
19 maggio 201815:29 Sparatoria Texas, il killer ha risparmiato le persone che gli piacevano: "Racconterete chi sono" Il sospetto è che il 17enne omicida fosse stato bullizzato
Le pagine dei suoi account social mostrano una sua foto con una t-shirt recante la scritta "Born to kill" leggi dopo commenta Dimitrios Pagourtzis, 17 anni, lo studente arrestato per la strage nel liceo texano, sarebbe stato bullizzato da compagni di classe e dai coach, secondo un suo conoscente
Lo riporta il Washington Post. Intanto in tribunale Il giudice gli ha negato la possibilità della cauzione
Il giovane è apparso calmo e tranquillo. Sparatoria a Santa Fe, il killer è uno studente di 17 anni Tgcom24 1 di 17 Afp 2 di 17 Afp 3 di 17 Afp 4 di 17 Afp 5 di 17 Afp 6 di 17 Afp 7 di 17 Afp 8 di 17 Afp 9 di 17 Afp 10 di 17 Afp 11 di 17 Twitter 12 di 17 Afp 13 di 17 Facebook 14 di 17 Facebook 15 di 17 Facebook 16 di 17 Facebook 17 di 17 condividi leggi dopo slideshow ingrandisci Potrebbe essere quindi questo il movente della strage, mentre resta da definire nei dettagli il piano generale dell'assalto
Trapelano però le prime indiscrezioni sul profilo del 17enne killer: le pagine dei suoi account social mostrano una sua foto con una t-shirt recante la scritta "Born to kill" (nato per uccidere) ed altre immagini di una lunga giacca verde con simboli nazisti
Il ragazzo giocava con il team di football della scuola ed era membro della squadra di danza della chiesa greca ortodossa
Nel suo diario Dimitrios Pagourtzis, pianificava di uccidere e di suicidarsi, ha reso noto in una conferenza stampa il governatore del Texas Greg Abbott, aggiungendo che nell'auto e nell'abitazione dello studente-killer sono state trovate molotov e altri ordigni
Risparmiato solo chi piaceva al killer - Dimitrios Pagourtzis ha risparmiato le persone che gli piacevano perché voleva che raccontassero la sua storia
Lo ha detto lui stesso agli investigatori, con cui sta collaborando, come riporta la Cnn
Lo stesso killer ha detto agli investigatori di avere agito da solo e i due studenti fermati dopo la strage si ritiene non siano coinvolti
Altra sparatoria nella notte ad Atlanta - Dopo quella di Santa Fe, in Texas, c'è stata un'altra sparatoria nelle ultime ore in Georgia, sempre negli Stati Uniti
Secondo quanto riferisce FoxNews, una donna è stata uccisa in un parcheggio di una 'high school' nella parte meridionale di Atlanta, mentre si teneva la cerimonia di diploma del 'Perry Learning Center'
La donna è morta per numerosi colpi d'arma da fuoco, mentre un'altra persona è stata ferita ad una gamba e una donna incinta è stata ricoverata per il trauma seguito all'aver assistito alla tragedia
Dimitrios Pagourtzissanta fetexas
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Nassar charged in Texas - Duration: 1:07.
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Texas Children's Hospital nurse fired after child pornography charges filed - Duration: 1:51.
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3| Publishing Datasets in the Texas Data Repository - Duration: 4:59.
This video is part of the tutorial series created for the Texas Digital Library's Texas
Data Repository and based on a similar video set created by the Odum Institute.
The Texas Data Repository is a platform for publishing and archiving datasets (and other
data products) created by faculty, staff, and students at Texas higher education institutions.
Special thanks to Texas A&M University Libraries for the use of their audiovisual suite.
This part of the series will demonstrate how to create and publish datasets within a TDR
Institutional Dataverse.
You can see that this dataverse currently has no datasets.
To create a new dataset I'll click on the Add Data button and select New Dataset from
the dropdown menu.
On this page you'll be prompted to enter some minimal citation metadata.
You can add a title, for instance.
Notice that the author name is pre-populated, but you can also add an author identifier
scheme such as an ORCID, a Description, choose a subject, add a keyword or two, and maybe
some related publications.
After you fill in this limited metadata you can upload your files.
You can either select files or drag and drop them.
I'll add some tabular data, code, and a readme file.
At this point you can also add tags to your files, so I'll add code tag to my code file
and a data tag to my data file.
You can also add more in-depth descriptions for individual files or go back and do that
later.
Once you finish uploading your files, you select Save Dataset.
Creating a dataset does not immediately publish the dataset, and the dataverse clearly shows
the status of a dataset through tags.
This as you can see is a draft and unpublished dataset.
After creating a dataset, you can go back in and edit it as needed by clicking on the
Edit button.
You can add more files and/or add more metadata to enhance discoverability and understandability--
If there are other metadata fields that you want to use but that you don't see here, you
can customize the metadata fields found within your dataverse.
Prior to publishing your dataset you will also want to review the terms for your dataset
by clicking on Terms.
All datasets within the TDR dataverse automatically have a CC0 license applied to support the
broadest reuse possible, but this is not always appropriate.
To remove the CC0 license you would click on Edit Terms Requirements and check "No, do
not apply CC0 Public Domain Dedication" and apply your own custom terms of use.
From this page you can also assign terms of access, enable access requests for restricted
files, and enable guest books.
When you are done editing your dataset and ready to publish you would simply click the
Publish button.
This message is telling me that I cannot publish this dataset because my dataverse isn't published.
I will go ahead and say yes publish both now.
If I go back to my dataverse I see my published dataset.
Remember that after a dataset is published you cannot unpublish it or delete it-- If
you need to remove a dataset you must deaccession it, which leaves a tombstone page.
If you edit your dataset, you'll also need to publish it again.
To learn more about managing your Dataverse and datasets, check out the next video on
Managing Permissions and Restrictions.
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