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Sex, Lies and Audiotape: The Jodi Arias Trial
Aired March 3, 2013 - 21:00 ET
ANDERSON COOPER, CNN ANCHOR: Good evening and welcome to this 360 special report, "Sex, Lies and Audiotape: The Jodi Arias Trial." A capital murder trial unlike any we have seen in years. For nearly two weeks now, people have been watching her on the stand, watching, safe to say with slack-jawed amazement at the courtroom drama and the explicit testimony. We now know the things that she and her boyfriend did right up to the moment that she shot, stabbed and slashed him to death. What no one knows, what the jury will decide is this, just who is this woman? Is she a murderer? Tonight, you can watch the testimony and decide for yourself. Reporting tonight for us is 360's Randi Kaye -- Randi. RANDI KAYE, CNN ANCHOR: Thank you, Anderson. Jodi Arias, cold-blooded killer or long-suffering victim? We have been mesmerized by the twists and turn of this tragic tale of fatal attraction. Tonight, a killer in her own words as Jodi Arias fights to avoid paying the ultimate price. We have to warn you, the testimony is graphic, both the images and the language, and may be too explicit for younger viewers. (BEGIN VIDEOTAPE) KAYE (voice-over): Jodi Arias has sung a lot of different tunes since this picture of bliss turned into a bloodbath. It's a grisly tale of passion gone wrong, of sex, lies, and a life brutally cut short. VINNIE POLITAN, HLN HOST: This is a case, this is a story, this is a criminal defendant unlike any other we have ever met before. Jodi Arias, beautiful young woman, accused of brutally murdering her ex-boyfriend, Travis Alexander. As a matter of fact, the day that she admittedly killed him, they had sex, they took pictures, but then she stabbed him 29 times, almost decapitates him, shoots him in the head and she says it's self-defense. But the prosecutor has a whole different theory here, that it was premeditated cold-blooded murder, because she was obsessed with Travis Alexander. KAYE: The end for Jodi and Travis was foul and heinous. But their courtship actually began quite innocently, in of all places, Sin City. DAVID HUGHES, FRIEND OF TRAVIS ALEXANDER: We were there for a convention. Our company had had a big event there. I was there in Las Vegas with him. KAYE: Travis Alexander was a motivational speaker and close friend and co-worker of David Hughes in the fall of 2006. HUGHES: And I knew that he was single and he was always looking for Ms. Alexander. KAYE: Enter saleswoman and aspiring photographer Jodi Arias. HUGHES: And I told Travis, hey, there is this cute girl that I work with. You should meet her. And he goes, introduce me. So, I introduced them and then they were able to develop a relationship pretty quickly from there. POLITAN: They met in Vegas. The night they met, it seemed that things heated up very quickly, because Jodi Arias has said within a week or so, they are having sex in a car. KAYE: Jodi and Travis had an instant physical connection, a whirlwind romance, but a long-distance one with her in Palm Desert, California, and him five hours away in Mesa, Arizona. Still, that wouldn't slow them down. Shanna Hogan, the author of "Picture Perfect," about the Jodi Arias case: SHANNA HOGAN, AUTHOR, "PICTURE PERFECT": From the very beginning, Travis and Jodi were almost in constant communication. They talked every day. They exchanged thousands of e-mails and text messages. KAYE: Jodi was so attracted to Travis, that she converted to the Church of Latter Day Saints because Travis was a Mormon. HUGHES: She started to inquire more about the LDS faith, and ended up joining the church, which I'm sure that brought their relationship -- made it even stronger. KAYE: To outsiders, Travis and Jodi appeared devout, a pure Mormon couple, but appearances, as was often the case with these two, would prove deceiving. HOGAN: Secretly, behind the scenes, Travis and Jodi's relationship was not pure, it was not chaste. They had this intense sexual relationship that they kept hidden from everyone. KAYE: But Jodi couldn't keep everything hidden, especially from Travis' longtime friends, many of whom found his new love a bit odd and a bit troubling. HUGHES: We don't like Jodi coming over to our home. We feel very uncomfortable with her in our home. KAYE: David Hughes recalls a chilling encounter between his brother, his sister-in-law and Jodi Arias. HUGHES: Well, they are having this conversation trying to convince Travis to break up with her, she is right outside the upstairs door listening to the whole conversation. And she walked in and she just had this face on like she was the devil, and she was going to commit a murder right then and there. HOGAN: It was clear that she liked him a lot more than he liked her. Travis wanted a normal life. Jodi wanted to be with him more than anything. And it was an extremely unhealthy bond that they shared. KAYE: And a normal healthy life was something Travis had wanted desperately since growing up in Riverside, California. HOGAN: Travis' childhood was full of poverty, neglect, physical violence. HUGHES: His parents were both addicted to drugs. And so he wasn't raised by his parents. He was eventually -- his grandmother is the one that raised him. But, yes, it was a tough upbringing. KAYE: Jodi, too, has said she didn't have it easy growing up, that she was no stranger to abuse. HOGAN: She grew up being very artistic. She played the flute. She had a lot of brothers and sisters and very close with them all. So Jodi's childhood was fairly ideal compared to Travis', but she does describe like incidences of physical violence. KAYE: Though they had only known each other less than a year, Jodi and Travis had burned red-hot, at least for a while. By the summer of 2007, however, their relationship had cooled, in part because of Jodi's increasing jealousy over Travis' interest in other women. HOGAN: Jodi went through his phone and discovered these flirty messages to other women, and she decided to end the relationship at that point. But ,at the same time, Travis was looking to end the relationship. KAYE: Jodi and Travis did break up. But that didn't mean they weren't still friends with benefits. HOGAN: Clearly, Jodi enjoyed her sexual life with Travis. But it must have been tormenting. In her diary, Jodi writes about how she loves Travis so fully and completely that she doesn't know any other way to be, that he was just her entire focus, and she was extremely obsessed with him. KAYE: So obsessed, apparently, that Jodi never took her eye off of Travis, no matter how far apart they were. HUGHES: I absolutely know that she was stalking him many times. Just like when she went in through the back door when he was kissing another girl on his couch, and she's spying on him. That's what is really happening there. HOGAN: She slashed his tires. She broke into his e-mail account. She hacked into his Facebook page. She broke into his house and stole his journals. She read his diary. She just did these crazy stalking behaviors. KAYE: Jodi has long denied stalking Travis, but there is no denying that their troubled relationship came to an abrupt end on June 4, 2008, when Jodi made her last visit to her estranged lover's home in the wee hours of the morning. POLITAN: Travis is there, according to her, and he's online, and they go to sleep. But when they wake up, then they get back to what Travis and Jodi always do, which is engage in sex. And they didn't just engage in sex. They brought cameras into play, Travis taking pictures of Jodi, Jodi taking pictures of Travis, neither one of them wearing any clothes. But it's what they do. It's what they have always done since they met. KAYE: Coming up, a sex-fueled afternoon explodes into an orgy of violence. (END VIDEOTAPE) (COMMERCIAL BREAK) (BEGIN VIDEOTAPE) KAYE (voice-over): Monday, June 9, 2008, 90 minutes until midnight in a Mesa, Arizona, community called Mountain Ranch. Nobody has heard from Travis Alexander in five days. HOGAN: These friends meet at the house to try and determine Travis' whereabouts. Through another friend, they get the code to the garage. They go inside the house. It smells. There is a foul odor hanging in the air. Travis' roommate and his friend go inside the bedroom. UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Oh, my God. 911 OPERATOR: Nine-one-one emergency. UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: A friend of ours is dead in his bedroom. We hadn't heard from him for a while. His roommates just went in there and said there's lots of blood. HOGAN: There's one light shining in that room, and it's coming from the master bathroom, and they see this horrific sight, this dead body and they see that it's Travis. His body was pale. His face marbled by discoloration and it was clear that he was dead and that Travis had been dead quite some time. UNIDENTIFIED MALE: He's dead in the shower. 911 OPERATOR: OK. KAYE: There is a massive amount of flood in Travis Alexander's master suite, soaked into the bedroom carpet and splattered all over the bathroom, the sink, the mirror, the floor. 911 OPERATOR: Has he been threatened by anyone recently? UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Yes, he has. He has an ex-girlfriend that's been bothering him and following him and slashing tires and things like that. Her name is Jodi. HUGHES: As soon as we knew that Travis was murdered, we immediately knew it was Jodi. There was no -- no questions in our minds. KAYE: Hours later, Jodi speaks with lead detective Esteban Flores on the telephone. And she does something that would become common in this case. She lies. ESTEBAN FLORES, DETECTIVE: That was around April that you last saw him, right? JODI ARIAS, DEFENDANT: Early April. FLORES: You haven't been back in town since then? ARIAS: No, I haven't at all. KAYE: This is the first version of her story. She claims she's on a road trip to see a potential love interest in Utah when Travis is murdered. HUGHES: The day after she had murdered Travis city, she's in Salt Lake City. I see her there in the parking lot. And we're talking and then she ends up hooking up with a guy who I work with as well, Ryan Burns, and like nothing ever happened. KAYE: But investigators are able to place Jodi at the crime scene, thanks to a handprint, hair, and Travis' camera discovered in his washing machine. BETH KARAS, TRUTV: Can you imagine when the police found the camera? And they said, oh, the camera is destroyed. It's been through the washing machine. But they take that little memory card and they find these photos. And Detective Flores got the call, you're not going to believe this, what we have got. KAYE (on camera): The memory card survived the wash? KARAS: The memory car card survived the wash. KAYE (voice-over): Those photos lay out a timeline. At 5:30 p.m., Jodi uses the camera to take the last picture of Travis alive. He's in the shower. KARAS: She's taking pictures of him, and probably said to him, oh, let me get a picture of you seated, because she needed to level the playing field. She's able to stab him in the heart. KAYE: Investigators say there is a struggle in the bathroom and then Jodi follows Travis into his bedroom. KARAS: He falls. Maybe he's on his hands and knees, and that's when she did the coup de grace across his neck and then turned him over and turned him around and dragged him down the hall. KAYE: This is at 5:32 p.m. It is one of three accidental photos taken after the last shower picture. Prosecutors will later claim it's Jodi's leg over Travis' upper body as she prepares to drag him back to the shower. Travis' body has a total of 29 stab marks, including the slash across his neck, which is six inches and runs from ear to ear, and there is a .25-caliber gunshot wound over his right eyebrow. KARAS: She mutilated him. That's why they are seeking death, not just premeditation, but the aggravating factor is cruelty, mental and physical anguish. This man suffered. He knew he was going to die. KAYE (on camera): If he wasn't shot first, and he was stabbed, it took him some time to die? KARAS: Yes, it took him some time to die. KAYE: Which speaks to the cruelty. KARAS: Which speaks to the cruelty. KAYE (voice-over): A cruelty which Jodi continues to cover up three weeks after the murder. FLORES: You never got to see the camera or anything? ARIAS: No. KAYE: That's another lie in support of version one, that she hadn't visited Travis since April, that she hadn't seen or used his new camera. It's the same story she repeatedly tells Detective Flores after being indicted for first-degree murder. FLORES: You were at Travis' house. You guys had a sexual encounter which -- there's pictures. ARIAS: Are you sure those pictures aren't from another time? FLORES: Positive, absolutely positive. ARIAS: The truth is, I did not hurt Travis. OK? So we're... FLORES: Jodi, you can it continue to do this, OK? A records check shows you have reported a gun stolen, .25 auto. Just happens to be the same caliber as the weapon used to kill him. ARIAS: A .25 auto was used to kill Travis? KAYE: During that same interview, there is this. (on camera): What do you make of Jodi Arias doing yoga moves in her interrogation room? KARAS: I couldn't believe it, because she is charged with first- degree murder, she's being interrogated and she is stretching like, oh, I just need to get a little more relaxed here. POLITAN: I believe it tells that you Jodi Arias is trying to get comfortable in that room, and she's not able to get comfortable because she has to change her story, because investigators have more evidence than she thought they were going to have. KAYE (voice-over): She would change her story to version two the very next day. KARAS: She talked about two intruders coming into the house, and that they attacked Travis, and they're attacking her, and she gets wounded in the incident, and he's being stabbed and he's yelling and he's screaming and telling her go to the neighbors and get help. ARIAS: They didn't discuss much. They just argued. FLORES: About what? ARIAS: About whether or not to kill me. FLORES: For what reason? ARIAS: Because I'm a witness. FLORES: A witness to what? ARIAS: Him, of Travis. FLORES: Of Travis' murder? KAYE: She takes version two to the court of public opinion a couple of months after her arrest on the nationally syndicated show "Inside Edition." ARIAS: I witnessed Travis being attacked by two other individuals. QUESTION: Who? ARIAS: I don't know who they were. I couldn't pick them out in a police lineup. KAYE: And then on the CBS show "48 Hours." ARIAS: They kept arguing back and forth whether or not to kill me. He pulled the trigger and nothing happened with the gun, and so I just grabbed my purse, which was on the floor at that point and I ran downstairs and out of there. KAYE: And once she goes public with version two, she makes this bold prediction. ARIAS: No jury is going to convict me. QUESTION: Why not? ARIAS: Because I'm innocent, and you can mark my words on that one. KAYE: She says that before the world ever hears version three. HOGAN: She sits in jail for a year-and-a-half, and now she changes her story once again. KAYE: In 2010, two years after the murder, Jodi's lawyer files a court document indicating Jodi will finally admit to killing Travis. HOGAN: She killed Travis, but it was in self-defense. And he came after her, and she defended herself and she had to kill Travis or she would have been killed. KAYE: That same year, the one where she admits stabbing Travis Alexander multiple times, there is this angelic performance. (on camera): Tell me what you know about this Christmas carol inmate idol? KARAS: She participated and won the contest. It's just -- it's kind of surreal, because she Purports to be so religious and so godly, and she's singing this wonderful Christmas carol hymn, and then I think, wow. You know, she almost cut this guy's head off. KAYE (voice-over): Ahead, sex, lies and all the sordid details. (END VIDEOTAPE) (COMMERCIAL BREAK) (BEGIN VIDEOTAPE) UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: The state of Arizona vs. Jodi Ann Arias, indictment, count one, first-degree murder, premeditated murder. KAYE (voice-over): January 2, a trial more than four years in the making finally begins. UNIDENTIFIED MALE: This is not a case of whodunit. The person who done it, the person who committed this killing sits in court today. It's the defendant, Jodi Ann Arias. KARAS: Jodi Arias was very confident that first day. KAYE: "In Session"'s Beth Karas has been in the courtroom every day of the trial. (on camera): What was the forensic evidence that the prosecution said linked Jodi Arias to the crime scene? KARAS: Blood, fingerprints, palm print, and hair. UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Jodi loved Travis. And so what would have forced her to have to take Travis' life on that awful day? KAYE (voice-over): The defense team argued that a lifetime of physical and mental abuse by family and boyfriends had reached a tipping point for Jodi Arias. UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: And on June 4, 2008, it had reached a point of no return. And, sadly, Travis left Jodi no other option but to defend herself. On that horrible day, Jodi believed that Travis was going to kill her. UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Can you speak to how much contact you have had with Ms. Arias? KAYE: The defense began with a friend of Jodi's. GUS SEARCY, FRIEND OF JODI: Probably a minimum of once a week, we would touch base with each other. She was always very well-spoken, a bit little timid, a little bit shy. KAYE: A former boyfriend. UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I know Jodi because we were in love. KAYE: And even friends of Travis. UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: How did Travis treat Jodi when it was just the four of you? UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Very well. UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: And what do you mean by very well? What did he do? UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: They just seemed happy to be with each other, like very cuddly and very much a couple. UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Please be seated. The record will show the presence of the jury, defendant and all counsel. KAYE: Then, on the trial's 14th day, a deceptive routinely order from the judge. UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Ladies and gentlemen, I'm going to ask that you go back to the jury room for approximately three minutes and then return. Ms. Arias, can you come forward and take a seat please? KARAS: All of a sudden, I see Jodi Arias walking across the courtroom to the witness stand. KAYE: Minutes later, as they file back in, an extraordinary moment for jurors, seeing without warning the accused gazing at them from the witness stand. KARAS: Well, jurors filed in, and are used to seeing her sitting over at counsel table, and it took a second to realize she is in the witness box. She's going to be telling her story. UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Do you solemnly swear the testimony you are going to give will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you God? ARIAS: Yes, I do. I'm not guilty. I didn't hurt Travis. I turned around and there are two people there. One was a guy, one was a girl. KAYE: After having told investigators two different stories of her innocence, now Jodi admitted under oath she was a killer. UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Did you kill Travis Alexander on June 4, 2008? ARIAS: Yes, I did. UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Why? ARIAS: The simple answer is that he attacked me, and I defended myself. KAYE: Jodi testified that while Travis made her fear for her life, he wasn't the first to abuse her. KARAS: It appears their strategy was that everything happened in her life from her childhood and through all of the relationships with men culminated in this killing. UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Your life was pretty ideal up until about age 7. Was something different after age 7 or... ARIAS: I think that is the first year my dad started using a belt. KAYE: Jodi told the court that her brawny father inflicted great pain and so did her mother. ARIAS: My mom began to carry a wooden spoon in her purse. If we were misbehaving, she would use it on us. UNIDENTIFIED MALE: What do you mean by use it on you? ARIAS: She would hit us with it. UNIDENTIFIED MALE: She hit you hard? ARIAS: It felt pretty hard, yes. KAYE: She said those spankings by her mother and father left welts and painful memories. UNIDENTIFIED MALE: How did you feel when your own mother was beating you? ARIAS: When I was younger, I remember feeling -- I didn't have a word for it then, but I can describe it as betrayed and confused. And as I got a little bit older, it would just really make me bad, because I just -- I didn't get why. POLITAN: The part of her life that we learned a lot about from her testimony was her teenage years, and apparently a troubled teenager. She has got some problems with her he parents. Whose fault is it? Do we know? But the result of that is that she gets punished, and instead of being grounded for three months at age 17, she decides to move out. She decides to drop out, and she decides to move in with her boyfriend. KAYE: Jodi portrayed herself as someone who made a string of bad choices when it came to men. Describing one abusive relationship after another, especially Travis Alexander, admitting that she loved him, despite his being what she described as being demeaning, physically abusive and controlling. Even when she converted to his Mormon faith. POLITAN: At the beginning of her experience in the Mormon religion, it's been a real sordid double life. KAYE: A somber Jodi recalled that the day Travis baptized her, what was supposed to be a new beginning turned out to be more of the same. ARIAS: I was in my church clothes. He was in his church clothes. The kissing got more passionate and more intense, and then he spun me around. And he bent me over the bed, and he was just on top of me. I didn't think anything -- I thought he was going to keep kissing me. He began to have anal sex with me, and... NURMI: After this encounter, on this spiritual day, how did you feel about yourself? ARIAS: After he left -- shortly after he left, I felt -- I didn't feel very good. I kind of felt like a used piece of toilet paper. KAYE: For Travis's sister and other relatives, Jodi's explicit testimony was difficult to hear. Family and friends have maintained that much of it is lies, that Travis never mistreated her. DAVID HUGHES, FRIEND OF TRAVIS: Travis was a great guy. He was very nice, very kind, very considerate. What the defense is portraying is absolutely not accurate. NURMI: Do me a favor and take a look at this exhibit and see if you recognize it. KAYE: But her attorney presented text messages from Travis, appearing to treat Jodi as his sex slave. NURMI: He says that this photo shoot is going to be one of the best experiences of your life and his. And he talks about all the pictures he's going to take of you. And he says, "the progressiveness of it from the very clean to the very dirty and everything in between." He also says, "You'll rejoice in being a whore that's sole purpose in life is to be mine to have animal sex with and to please me in any way I desire." POLITAN: Secretly, they're having this life that is very sexual. I mean, it is the basis and really almost the entire part of what their relationship is about. ARIAS: He wanted me to put Pop Rocks in my mouth while he -- while I gave him oral sex. NURMI: And did you do that? ARIAS: Yes. NURMI: And the Tootsie Pops, what did they turn out to be needed for? ARIAS: He wanted to put the Tootsie Pop inside of me. KAYE: The jurors even heard Travis' voice as he had phone sex with Jodi. TRAVIS ALEXANDER, MURDER VICTIM (via phone): That was so hot. That actually, so like the way you moan, it's sounds like -- sounds like you're a 12-year-old girl having her first orgasm. That's so hot. KAYE: They also took very explicit nude photos. Including this, the last one of Travis Alexander alive. Next, murder and a memory lapse. ARIAS: What I finally came to, I saw there was blood on my hands. (COMMERCIAL BREAK) ARIAS: I kind of felt like -- like a prostitute sort of. KAYE: Day after day... ARIAS: He pulled down my underwear. KAYE: ... detail after graphic detail. ARIAS: Called me a bitch and kicked me in the ribs. KAYE: But on the 7th day, Jodi Arias' testimony wasn't just sex and violence; it was finally what everyone had waited for. Her killing of Travis Alexander. NURMI: Do you remember about what time you arrived in Mesa? ARIAS: It was still dark, but it was early morning, maybe around 4-ish. KAYE: She took the jury through her memory of the rest of that fateful day. How Travis snapped photos of her, provocative and intimate. NURMI: What do you think about when you see that picture? ARIAS: What a stupid idiot I was. NURMI: Why did you participate? ARIAS: He got a new camera, and he was excited about it and wanted to play around with it. KAYE: Jodi said later that afternoon, they were in Travis's home office when he asked for copies of their vacation photos that she had on CDs. ARIAS: I got the CDs out. They looked pretty scratched, which he noticed and got upset about, because it was my fault that they were scratched. So now he was able to bring up the CD on his screen, and most of the images came up as little gray squares instead of photos. And I went to walk over to him to rub his back or something, to make sure he was OK, and let him know that I still had the pictures on my other drive. I was going to apologize, and he stood up, and the chair got pushed to the side. And he spun me around and bent me over the desk and pressed up against me. NURMI: At that point in time, did you want to have sex with Mr. Alexander? ARIAS: Well, yes, actually I did. It was better than him getting mad. I was actually relieved. POLITAN: Well, she is claiming that, No. 1, she just wanted to please him. "I keep him happy and then he's not mad. If he gets mad at me, then he slashes out and gets really, really angry. And then if Travis didn't get angry, I would have sex with him, and then he would turn back into the nice Travis." KAYE: After having sex, Jodi said that she agreed to take photos of Travis in the shower with his new camera. According to Jodi, it would lead to a fatal altercation. ARIAS: As I moved the camera, it slipped out of my hand, and it landed on the mat. And then it rolled onto its side. NURMI: So what happens after you drop the camera? ARIAS: At that point, Travis flipped out again. He stood up, and he stepped out of the shower and he picked me up as he was screaming that I was a stupid idiot. And he body-slammed me again on the tile. He told me that a 5-year-old can hold a camera better than I can. When I hit the tile, I rolled over on the side and started running down the hallway. So I ran into the closet, and I slammed the door. And as soon as I got in there, I began to run, I remembered where he kept the gun. POLITAN: There is zero evidence, independent evidence, evidence other than words out of Jodi Arias' mouth, that established Travis Alexander as a gun owner. There is none. ARIAS: I grabbed the gun. I ran out of the closet. He was chasing me. I turned around. We were in the middle of the bathroom, pointed it at him with both of my hands. I thought that would stop him. If someone were pointing a gun at me, I would stop. But he just kept running. He got like a linebacker. He got kind of low and grabbed my waist. But before that, as he was lunging at me, the gun went off. BETH KARAS, CORRESPONDENT, TRUTV'S "IN SESSION": And the angle of the wound, the bullet, is from here, and it lodges in his left check. It might have bounced around in his head. It might have gone down straight. It doesn't exit. So she's over him. ARIAS: And I didn't know that I shot him. It just went off, and he was -- he lunged at me and we fell really hard against the tile toward the other wall. So he's grabbing at my clothes, and I got up, and he's just screaming and angry. POLITAN: The medical examiners testified that the gunshot wound would have debilitated Travis Alexander if it happened first. But he believes it happened after he was already dead. So if it happened first, according to the expert, the medical examiner, Travis Alexander wouldn't have been able to do anything, let alone chase Jodi Arias around the house like she claims. KAYE: When Travis's body was found in the shower, there was only one gunshot wound, but almost 30 knife wounds, and he'd nearly been decapitated. An unforgettable scene that Jodi claims she doesn't remember. NURMI: Do you remember stabbing Travis Alexander? ARIAS: I have no memory of stabbing him. I was in the bathroom, and I remember dropping the knife, and it clanged to the tile. It made a big noise, and I just remember screaming. I don't remember anything after that. There's a lot of that day I don't remember. There are a lot of gaps. Like I don't know if I blacked out or what. There's a huge gap. KARAS: Wow. Next thing you know, she's in the desert driving, and she's got blood on her hands. It is her blood or is it Travis's blood? Does she know what she did? She thinks she knows what she did. She throws the gun away in the desert. She doesn't say where. And then she stops to clean up her hands, and she realizes she did something wrong and her life is probably over. And she starts covering her tracks. This is her story. JUAN MARTINEZ, PROSECUTOR: You said that many times. KAYE: Coming up, the prosecutor goes on the attack. MARTINEZ: Can you imagine how much you must have hurt Mr. Alexander when you stuck that knife right into his chest? That really must have hurt, right? UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Objection. Argumentative. UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Sustained. (COMMERCIAL BREAK) MARTINEZ: Are you a medical doctor? UNIDENTIFIED MALE: No, I'm not. KAYE: This is Maricopa County prosecutor Juan Martinez. MARTINEZ: You could tell us what you thought Dr. Horn (ph) said, right? UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Yes. MARTINEZ: And you told us what you thought he said, right? UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I did. MARTINEZ: Were you correct? UNIDENTIFIED MALE: No, I was not. KAYE: Martinez is known for his ferocity in court. POLITAN: He's got one speed, and it's pedal to the metal. KARAS: He doesn't take any B.S. from any witness, even his own. He started going after some of his own witnesses. KAYE: Like the lead detective in the Jodi Arias trial. MARTINEZ: Did you talk to her in anticipation of that hearing? UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Yes. MARTINEZ: And did she give you anything that you incorporated? UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Yes, a few. MARTINEZ: And still you went ahead with what you thought was your opinion, right? UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Yes. KAYE: So it came as no surprise... UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Mr. Martinez, you may cross-examine the witness. KAYE: ... that he was on the attack from the very beginning of his questioning of Jodi Arias. ARIAS (via phone): She's freaking messed up. KAYE: Using her own hurtful words from earlier in the trial. ARIAS (via phone): She's still so innocent. I think she's just stupid. I love the girl. She's my sister, but honestly, like she's a little bit dumb. KAYE: Throwing those words back in Jodi's face. MARTINEZ: And that's a picture of you, correct? Right here. And the other one is a picture of your dumb sister, Angela, correct? ARIAS: That's my sister. She's not dumb. KAYE: What do you think Juan Martinez thinks of Jodi Arias? KARAS: I think that Juan Martinez thinks Jodi Arias is an evil woman, sociopath, psychopath. I'm not sure what the diagnosis is. But this is a woman who should never walk the streets again. MARTINEZ: You said that, right? What right do you have to do that? You seem to have a double standard here. KAYE: Martinez has been relentless in trying to unravel the story of Jodi, the story of an abuse victim that the defense had presented to the jury. KARAS: She claims that her disfigured ring finger on her left hand was caused by Travis Alexander in a domestic violence incident. NURMI: Could you hold up your hand for us so we can see? KAYE: She'd shone her still-crooked finger to the jury. But Martinez confronted her with this picture, no bent finger, taken months after the alleged incident. MARTINEZ: You don't have a bent finger here in exhibit 453, do you? ARIAS: My finger is bent there. MARTINEZ: You're saying that your finger is bent there? ARIAS: Yes. KAYE: Martinez was on a mission to expose what he presented as Jodi's litany of lies to friends, family and police. MARTINEZ: So you were thinking more of yourself when you made this statement to this detective, right? ARIAS: I'm not sure about that. MARTINEZ: Well, other than you, who would be sure about your statements? ARIAS: God. MARTINEZ: Well, God's not here. We can't subpoena him, right? ARIAS: I don't think so. MARTINEZ: You don't think so. Are you sure that we can't, because it seems like are you leaving the door open for that? NURMI: Objection, relevance. POLITAN: So now it's almost like a dad having an argument with his teenage daughter, and the teenage daughter just -- just won't answer the question, won't admit what dad knows. ARIAS: That's not correct. MARTINEZ: Well, that's what you said, though, right? ARIAS: No, that's what you said. POLITAN: And that's the dynamic in the courtroom. It's absolutely fascinating. MARTINEZ: Is that what you were doing when you were lying? KARAS: One of the things Juan Martinez wants to do is ask her questions about details. And she's afraid to give him details, because she doesn't know what he has to contradict her. So we're hearing a lot of "I don't know, I don't remember, I'm not sure, I don't know." Over and over again. MARTINEZ: Did you or did you not indicate that you loved your mother? I'm not asking you if you loved your mother. I'm asking you if you indicated it. ARIAS: I don't remember. MARTINEZ: Do you have problems with your memory, ma'am? ARIAS: Sometimes. MARTINEZ: You can tell us, for example, what type of sex you had with Mr. Alexander many years ago, but you're having trouble telling us what you said a couple of days ago? ARIAS: When I'm under stress, yes, it affects my memory. MARTINEZ: I thought you said your relationship with Mr. Alexander was very stressful. ARIAS: Some of the sex wasn't. KAYE: Jodi pushed back and even blamed Martinez's in-your-face cross-examination for confusing her. MARTINEZ: What factors influence your having a memory problem? ARIAS: Usually when men like you are screaming at me or grilling me or someone like Travis doing the same. MARTINEZ: So that affects your memory? Right? ARIAS: It does. It makes my brain scramble. KAYE (on camera): She didn't fall apart on the stand. She didn't crumble. KARAS: No. KAYE (voice-over): Until... MARTINEZ: Take a look at this, please. Where were you taking the photographs when this happened? I want to see it on this exhibit. ARIAS: Outside the shower. MARTINEZ: Pardon? ARIAS: Outside the shower. MARTINEZ: Well, why don't you put a mark on there. Ma'am, were you crying while you were shooting him? ARIAS: I don't remember. MARTINEZ: Were you crying when you were stabbing him? ARIAS: I don't remember. MARTINEZ: How about when you cut his throat? Were you crying then? ARIAS: I don't know. MARTINEZ: So take a look, then. And you're the one that did this, right? ARIAS: Yes. MARTINEZ: And you're the same individual that lied about all of this, right? ARIAS: Yes. POLITAN: I think Martinez has her right where he wants her. He's got her on the witness stand. I mean, that's where he wants her. An opportunity to ask her anything he wants and get in front of the jury: "Jodi Arias, can you believe what she's saying? Can you believe what she's saying?" He has her in a position where she can't be protected anymore. She has to answer his questions. MARTINEZ: Isn't it true that the statements are different? All I'm asking. ARIAS: Yes, they are different. MARTINEZ: I don't have anything else. Thank you. KAYE: And with that, prosecutor Juan Martinez abruptly ended his grilling and gripping cross-examination of Jodi Arias. But she's not done testifying. (COMMERCIAL BREAK) KAYE: This coming week, Jodi Arias is expected to be back on the witness stand, answering questions from her attorneys as they try to repair any damage they think was caused by the prosecutor's withering cross-examination. Then it's the jury's turn, because in Arizona, jurors are given the chance to question witnesses. Thanks for watching this AC 360 special report. More on the trial ahead on AC 360 -- Anderson.


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Key Activities and Accomplishments of Healthy Yolo
In 2013 the Yolo County Community Health Branch staff initiated a Community Health Assessment that led to the identification of three priority areas: Mental Health, Chronic Disease Prevention, and Healthy Aging. Work groups, comprised of County and community partners, convened around each of these priorities and developed the Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP). The CHIP has since been used by the community and the Healthy Yolo work groups to implement a collective impact approach to guide efforts to improve health outcomes through practices that reinforce the guiding principles of health equity, the social determinants of health, a life course perspective, and upstream investments.
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Opening this weekend is writer-director Paul W.S. Anderson's Resident Evil: Retribution. In the series' fifth installment, we find Milla Jovovich waking up in the heart of the Umbrella Corporation's most clandestine operations facility. She continues to hunt those responsible for the deadly T-virus outbreak with the help of both newfound allies and familiar friends. The film also stars Michelle Rodriguez, Sienna Guillory, Kevin Durand, Shawn Roberts, Colin Salmon, Johann Urb, Boris Kodjoe, and Li Bingbing. For more on RE5, here's the trailer, 25 things to know about the movie from my set visit, some new images, and our Comic-Con panel recap.
The other day I spoke to Michelle Rodriguez. We talked about how much fun she had playing two versions of the same character, when she first found out about the sequel, filming the action scenes, and more. In addition, Rodriguez also talked about Robert Rodriguez' Machete Kills and director Justin Lin's Fast and the Furious 6 (which she's filming now). Hit the jump to watch.
Michelle Rodriguez:
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Swiss Travel System
Swiss Federal Railways (SBB in German, CFF in French and FFS in Italian) is Switzerland's biggest travel and transport company.
It's also Europe's most punctual railway and reaches 824 stations and covers 3,011km of Switzerland's 24,500km network track.
Every year SBB/CFF/FFS transports around 322 million passengers on its InterCity and commuter networks and 54 million net tonnes of freight.
The rail network of the Swiss Federal Railways is almost totally electrified. The company aim to maintain and build on this, and continue to work on the ecological efficiency and performance in the central areas, and particularly on noise abatement, energy efficiency and air pollution.


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On Day 2 of their car trip from CA to TX, Mom and daddy Len left Holbrook, Arizona and they saw all sorts of fake dinosaurs everywhere! It seemed that this was the mascot of the area with the ancient Petrified Forest nearby.
These birdies looked like they might have been EATING, my friends, the rabbit or chipmunk! They kept swooping down in this dried brush, and came up with pieces of "something" in their mouths.
That is it for animals here. Not much lives in the Petrified Forest, or so it seems!
I was a bit disappointed that I had hardly any animal friends here.....


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Maryland's health exchange board has voted to end the role of Noridian Healthcare Solutions as the prime information technology contractor for the defective exchange.
State officials made the announcement Monday as a legislative panel convened to hear an update on efforts to fix the exchange.
Exchange officials say they will transition the role of prime IT contractor to Optum/QSSI. That's the general contractor that the exchange hired in December.
The exchange says Optum/QSSI will bring additional IT expertise to the project. Exchange officials say the company will contract with key existing subcontractors to improve and maintain the current technology in the short term.
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Holy shit, I left you hanging on the busiest gallery weekend ogfthe year! Well, I made about a thousand maps, all of which were posted over at Chicago Art Magazine, and between those, working on the annual Renaissance Society benefit auction, teaching, art making, blah blah blah, I totally missed my weekend picks. Stupid me! Oh well, I'm back. This weekend, I'm actually going to be out of town, shooting out in Ohio (both kinds, to answer the inevitable question), but there are some great shows ya'll should hit while I'm gone, I sure as shit want to hit 'em when I get back. That is all…
1. To Peach at Donald Young Gallery
Work by Laura Letinsky
Donald Young Gallery is located at 224 S. Michigan Ave., suite 266. Reception Friday 5-7pm.
2. It's Good to See You at Rotofugi Gallery
Work by Steve Seely
Rotofugi Gallery is located at 2780 N. Lincoln Ave. Reception Friday 7-10pm.
3. The Blanket Paintings at iceberg
Work by Bernard Williams
iceberg projects is located at 7714 N Sheridan Rd. Reception Saturday 6-9pm.
4. GroupSOLO: The Sequel at Swimming Pool Project Space
Work by Matthew Schlagbaum, Chris Bradley, Clare Rosean, and Shannon Goff
Swimming Pool Project Space is located at 2858 W. Montrose Ave. Reception Saturday 6-10pm.
Work by Will Goss & Jessica Bardsley, Daniel Eatock, Clint Enns, Justin Kemp, Je Je Jiyeon Lim, Andrew Norman Wilson, Jon Rafman
LVL3 is located at 1452 N Milwaukee Ave, 3. Reception is Sunday at 6pm.
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Baseball is a funny game, it's also infuriating and thrilling, today had a little bit of everything. Carlos Villanueva battled Matt Cain today, and got the best of him as he was brilliant all afternoon. Villanueva left in the seventh inning with a 2-0 lead, things looked great! Then the ninth inning rolled around, and that clearly has been a problem this year, and it's not just Marmol either. Kyuji Fujikawa struggled with his command and got hit pretty hard as he gave up three runs to blow the save and put himself and the Cubs in line for the loss. That's when for the fourth straight game the Cubs showed some fight. Dioner Navarro tied the game at three with a pinch hit home run off Sergio Romo, David DeJesus came up with a two-out single then Starlin Castro played hero. Castro drove a 2-1 pitch off the center field wall for a walk-off double, just like that the Cubs were winners, as I said infuriating and thrilling all in one game, gotta love baseball. My head hurts.
At The Plate – Top of the order magic again for the Cubs. David DeJesus was 3-for-5 with a home run, a double, an RBI, and two runs scored. Starlin Castro was the hero, he finished the day 2-for-5 with a double, a home run, two RBI's, and a run scored. Welington Castillo continued his torrid start to the season going 2-for-4. Dioner Navarro came up large off the bench in the ninth delivering a game-tying solo home run, he finished 1-for-1.
On The Mound – What can be said about Carlos Villanueva? He was absolutely outstanding today, and unfortunately for the second straight game he had to settle for a no decision. Villanueva tossed 7.1 scoreless innings, he gave up three hits while walking one and striking out three. James Russell worked tow-thirds of an inning and only allowed one hit. Kyuji Fujikawa really struggled, he worked one inning giving up three runs on three hits, he earned the blown save, and the win, go figure.
Up Next – Game three of the series and it's a good one. Jeff Samardzija takes on Madison Bumgarner at 12:05 PM CST on Fox.
Game Highlights:
Castro's solo shot
DeJesus goes deep
Navarro ties the game in the ninth
Castro wins it!
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Flames dominate Seawolves in near shutout
December 8, 2012 | Lynchburg, Va.
The Liberty University Division I men's hockey team lit the lamps early and kept the fire burning strong as the Flames bested Stony Brook at home Saturday night 3-1.
Liberty continued its Friday night scoring run — when the Flames put in six unanswered goals after falling 1-0 — and goalie Blair Bennett nearly posted a shutout. Bennett, displaying unbelievable maneuvering around the net, held the hungry Seawolves at bay for 59.55 minutes — and then Andrew Belzafiore found the back of the net on a power play, a bittersweet ending to an otherwise solid performance.
Riding its momentum from the night before, Liberty was all over the ice — and Stony Brook — early on. Andrew McCombe led a charge for the Flames which opened up an unassisted Paul Ingles goal just one-and-a-half minutes into the game. Liberty continued to skate all over the Seawolves, showing unmatched energy on the ice as the Flames outshot Stony Brook 16-10 in the opening period.
Flames points leader Rick Turner led the way for the home team in the second period. On a Liberty penalty kill, Turner stormed out of the box, receiving a Paul Ingles pass, and fired at the net, setting himself up for a rebound goal six minutes into the second. Then, with time winding down in the period, Turner broke loose and beat Seawolves netminder Brendan Jones stick side to give Liberty a 3-0 lead and extend its scoring streak in the series to nine goals.
Stony Brook outshot Liberty 15-8 in the third period, but Bennett and the Flames D staved off the attack and looked prime for a shutout. But Belzafiore managed to send one through as the final seconds began to tick away, spoiling it for the home crowd.
The win puts Liberty at 14-9-1 heading into the New Year and gives the Flames a 3-1 advantage in the season series with Stony Brook. The No. 10 Flames will begin 2013 with a much-anticipated road trip out West to face Arizona and the American Collegiate Hockey Association's No. 1 team, Arizona State. Liberty will face the top-ranked Sun Devils first on Jan. 10 at 10 p.m. (EST) followed by two games with the Wildcats in Tuscon, Ariz., Jan 11-12.


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B. J. Hickert
B. J. Hickert is a partner at Newbery Ungerer & Hickert LLP in Topeka. He received an undergraduate degree from Benedictine College, a J.D. from the University of Kansas School of Law, and an LL.M. in Taxation from the University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law. Before joining the firm in 1997, Hickert litigated business disputes for 15 years, including five years as a senior attorney in the FDIC Professional Liability Section. He has been elected a fellow of The American College of Trust and Estate Counsel. He focuses his legal practice in the areas of business and estate planning, probate, trust administration, and tax disputes. In addition to his active legal practice, Hickert serves as an adjunct professor at the Washburn University School of Law, where he teaches Estate and Gift Tax, and is a frequent lecturer for professional and community organizations.
- Estate Planning: Principles
LL.M., Taxation, University of Missouri-Kansas City, 1995; J.D., Kansas, 1980; B.A., Benedictine, 1977
Estate Planning: Principles
Practice Areas
Estate and gift taxation; taxation; trusts and estates; probate; wills; business law; corporate law; partnership law; property tax appeals; commercial real estate
U.S. Tax Court, 1997; Kansas and U.S. District Court, District of Kansas, 1980; U.S. Court of Appeals, 10th Circuit, 1981
Career History
Associate, Gott, Young & Bogle, 1980-1983; Associate/Partner, Morrison, Hecker, Curtis, Kuder & Parrish, 1983-1989; Senior Attorney, FDIC Professional Liability Section, 1990-1995; Berger & Carmody, PA, 1996-1997; Associate/Partner, Newbery, Ungerer & Hickert LLP (and predecessor firms), 1997-present; Adjunct Professor, Washburn University School of Law, 2006-present.
Selected Publications
"Health Care: A Simple Prescription," Tax Notes (Feb. 20, 1995)


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When Greg Schiano became the head coach in Tampa, he talked a lot about establishing a new culture around the Buccaneers.
That culture included a lot of new rules and regulations for the players, leading to some reports of chafing from players as the year progressed. Schiano said Friday that there will still be discipline around the Bucs in his second year, but that he will back off on some of the ways he went "overboard" in his first year while he was making sure that the culture he wanted took root on the team.
"Oh, just some mandatory things I don't think grown men need," Schiano said, via Rick Stroud of the Tampa Bay Times. "Take mandatory meals. If a guy is meeting his weight — we have goal weights a guy has to meet each week — if a guy is meeting his weight, I don't think they need any of our staff making sure they check in for breakfast and for lunch. They're grown men, they're professional athletes. But again, we had to establish a culture of accountability. But now they understand. And if your weight isn't where it's supposed to be, you will get checked in."
Schiano talked about the players from last year's team helping to instill Schiano's values on newcomers to the roster, allowing him to be less draconian in his measures while still making sure that things are being done the way he prefers. The Bucs improved by three wins last season despite having the league's worst pass defense. If Schiano can pull off a similar jump in 2013, there will probably be a lot fewer questions about the effectiveness of his methods.


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Many of you know that I served as a National Beef Ambassador in 2006. For those of you that aren't familiar with this program, the NBAP is a youth organization that works to promote beef to our nation's consumers, working with the media and traveling to fairs across the country. I truly believe this program makes a difference for producers, increasing the demand for beef and keeping cattlemen in business. Who better to tell our story than enthusiastic young people? It's no secret that I'm deeply disappointed in the Beef Initiatives Operating Committee for cancelling funding of the NBAP. The ambassadors need your help, and I know just the way to do it. Read this column by Kelli Loos, a Nebraska cattlewoman and proud supporter of the NBAP. She will challenge you to step up and make a difference for the beef industry in a huge way.
As producers we may lay awake at night worrying about the markets or the weather or maybe even whether or not the neighbor's peaked-rumped bull will jump the fence and get in with our heifers. But perhaps what we should be worrying about is what we will do if consumers decide to listen to the well-funded vocal minority and cut meat out of their diets. Now that is something worth considering and even more importantly something worth taking action on.
For the past nineteen years, representatives of the National Beef Ambassador Program (NBAP) have worked in urban areas and convinced literally millions of soccer moms and college coeds that beef is a vital and important part of a healthy diet. The teams have gone to places we would just as soon steer clear of, where traffic jams don't mean a herd of cattle plodding down a gravel road, just to get out the good word about beef and to help us sell our product. For whether you believe that you raise beef or you raise cattle, without a market for beef we would all be in trouble.
In the past, the NBAP has been funded by check-off dollars and run by the American National Cattlewomen (ANCW). In 2007 alone, working on a bare-bones budget of just over $100,000, this program made over 115,000 direct consumer contacts, 24,000 student interactions and over 20 million media impressions using print, television and web-based communications. Despite the success and longevity of the program, ANCW was denied the use of check-off funds for the 2009 fiscal year.
In light of this new development, ANCW is reaching out to the beef producers of the United States that benefit most from the work of this energetic and enthusiastic bunch of beef lovers. If every beef producer in this country were to donate just $1, the program would be adequately funded for the next five years. You already send your dollars, one per head, to the Cattlemen's Beef Board every time you sell an animal. We are requesting just one dollar be sent to the ANCW Foundation, PO Box 3881 Englewood, CO 80155 or soon you can donate on the web at www.ancw.org(we are in the process of getting this set up). Of course, larger (tax-deductible) donations will not be turned away!
After seeing these passionate young leaders in action, I personally guarantee that this donation will be a wise investment for the future of our industry and you will certainly get the most bang for your buck that you have ever gotten in regard to the promotion of beef!


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INSPECTION AND CLAIMS PROCEDURE: Follow the steps below to eliminate any questions about who is responsible for visible or concealed damage that may have occurred in shipping. Examine the shipping box for signs of damage or mishandling, i.e. staples pulled loose, flaps unglued, punches to the box, severe indentations, or crushed corners. If the box is damaged, the delivery person and receiving person / Consignee must note the damage to the box on delivery paperwork before opening the box. Open the box and inspect the tub for damage. If damage is found, call WaterTech Whirlpools at 1-800-289-8827 before accepting tub. Minor defects such as scuffs, scratches, etc… can be easily taken care of by one of our service people. All issues need to be resolved before signing delivery paperwork.
CONCEALED DAMAGE: WaterTech Whirlpools allows the consignee / owner no more than 48 hours from time of receipt to inspect and report any concealed damage (i.e. leaks, broken pipes, etc…) or shortages of merchandise ordered (i.e. heater, drain, jet trim, etc…). Report concealed damage and shortage to Americas Best Whirlpools 1-800-289-8827.
PRE-TEST YOUR TUB: You must pretest your tub for leaks within 48 hours of receipt. WaterTech Whirlpools tubs go through rigorous testing for plumbing leaks and proper operation prior to shipping, but as a secondary precaution, the tub must be re-tested for leaks and proper operation within the allotted 48 hours and before installation. Test your tub in a location that will not be damaged by spilled water such as a basement, driveway, or a garage. Pre-testing your tub allows you to find any plumbing connections that might have worked loose during shipping.
HOW TO PRE-TEST YOUR TUB: Place your tub on a firm flat surface, make sure top of tub is level in all directions. Tape over the drain. Fill with water to 1 or 2 inches above the highest jet. Plug the motor into a GFCI protected outlet, and with the pump running, check all pipes and fittings for moisture. If no leaks are found, remove tape over drain and check for proper drainage. If all is correct, you may continue the Installation process.


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Of the dozens of state agencies that Gov. Jerry Brown is proposing to eliminate or consolidate, to further the cause of "making government more efficient" (in the words of his 2012-13 budget), the Commission on the Status of Women is far from the most prominent. Others facing the ax include the Unemployment Insurance Appeals Board, a noted haven for former legislators; the Fair Employment and Housing Commission, the San Francisco-based civil rights agency that has struggled for survival under two governors; and the Departments of Mental Health and Alcohol and Drug Programs, whose considerable duties would be shifted to other health agencies.
Lopping off the women's commission's current $265,000 budget, which is due to run out in mid-April, won't have nearly the impact of Brown's proposed cuts of $1.4 billion in welfare and child care, reductions that are already stirring protest among advocates for the poor. And, of course, there's much more to come if voters turn down the governor's five-year, $35 billion package of sales and income taxes in November.
Still, a commission that's been around since 1965, and is the only official body designated to advise California's government about the impact of its actions on more than half the population, seems entitled to at least some words of farewell.
"The need for women's voices to be heard has never been greater in the state of California, and the Commission on the Status of Women gives women that voice," said state Sen. Noreen Evans, the Santa Rosa Democrat who is one of six legislative members of the commission and also chairs the Legislature's 34-member Women's Caucus. She said the caucus is sending Brown a letter urging him to change his mind — and pointing out, Evans said, that the overall budget cuts "are falling most heavily on the women and children of this state."
Beth McGovern, the commission's executive director and one of its two paid staffers (the other is a policy analyst who also answers the office phone), ticked off the hardest-hit state programs: welfare, Medi-Cal, in-home care, child care, aid to the elderly and disabled.
"When you look at the faces of the people who are affected, it turns out to be mostly poor women," she said. And most of the workers providing state-subsidized child care and in-home care are female, so "women will get hit from both sides."
Without the commission, McGovern said, there will be no one in state government to speak up for women and girls. The other boards, commissions and departments that Brown is proposing to eliminate would have their duties reassigned, she said, but "there's no plan for the work of the commission to continue."
Brown sees it differently.
"While the statutory goals of the commission are worthy, I continue to believe there are other formal and informal venues for policy development and advocacy that do not require general fund expenditures," he said in July, when he cut the Legislature's appropriation for the commission from $465,000 to $265,000, less than it needed to keep its doors open for a full year. In light of the state's budget crunch, he said, the government must "focus on its core functions."
Brown's new budget plan, which would abolish the commission, stated tersely that "numerous alternative and effective forums address these important issues."
One way to translate that exemplar of government-speak is, I've got enough critics on the streets and in the boardrooms, so why should I spend the state's money on in-house fault-finders?
"The governor has tried to make budget reductions, and the commission has been a thorn in his side," said Jean Ross, executive director of the nonprofit California Budget Project. "The policy question here is, is that role something that the state should fund, or should it come from outside of the government?"
The commission currently has a dozen members — actress and feminist Geena Davis is the biggest name — who are appointed by the governor, legislative leaders and other state officials. They've held public hearings around the state every couple of years, on issues like the problems of women veterans and sexual assaults in immigration lockups, but with the travel budget gone, they mostly meet by phone these days, analyzing legislation and program cuts and sharing their views with lawmakers. This year's commission-backed bills included requiring maternity coverage in insurance policies, which Brown signed, and prohibiting the shackling of pregnant inmates in most circumstances, which he vetoed.
The skeleton staff, meanwhile, is looking for private funds to last out the fiscal year, which runs through June. McGovern said the commission would have had to shut down in February, but the retirement of longtime Executive Director Mary Wiberg last month freed up enough money to stay open until mid-April.
Long-term survival seems doubtful, with Brown having the last word. But the commission has been raised as an issue by at least one candidate in this year's legislative elections.
"Women still make less money than men for the same work and are drastically underrepresented in the Legislature," Kathy Neal, an Oakland Democrat running to replace termed-out Assemblyman Sandre Swanson, said in a press release. "We cannot afford to shut down an important organization that gives a voice to women across the state."


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Release notes for WeBWorK 2.13
WeBWorK Online Homework Delivery System Version 2.13 Copyright 2000-2017, The WeBWorK Project All rights reserved. Details ------- Prerelease date: July 8, 2017 -- the advanced beta version of 2.13 is currently on github Release date: July 25, 2017 Github repository: https://github.com/openwebwork Modules: webwork2 pg ww_install
- 1 Cautions
- 2 Upgrade Instructions
- 3 Upgrade course databases
- 4 Basic tests
- 5 Features
- 6 Installer
- 7 What could possibly go wrong?
- 8 Installation Notes
- 9 references
WARNING: It is likely that new modules will be required since the release 2.12. There are also changes to the configuration files which will need to be integrated into your existing configurations.
In particular we have switched the CPAN module for sending mail from
Mail::Sender to
Email::Sender since the former has been deprecated
for some time and the latter is the recommended perl module to use for this purpose.
This will be an invisible change for the end user, and in many cases, except for
an easy configuration change in
site.conf, it will be invisible to the installer as well. In some cases some fiddling with configuration parameters may be required
to get the local SMTP site and the WeBWorK site to talk to each other.
The process for upgrading to 2.13 is described below. This assumes that you have been
using release 2.12 or some other recent release that you installed using
git from
the github.com repository.
If you are setting up WeBWorK for the very first time you will probably want help with directory structure, permissions (always a hassle) and installing infrastructure tools. If you are installing webwork on a fresh OS install such as Ubuntu or Debian, try using the ww_install script. [1] This will save you lots of time. As of this writing the install script does not include the new CPAN modules Email/* and you will need to install them by hand as described below.
If you prefer to have more control and to install all of the modules by hand there is a collection of installation manuals of which I recommend Installation_Manual_for_2.12_on_Ubuntu_16.04 as the most up-to-date. There are only slight differences between the instructions for the recent releases of WeBWorK and the directions are quite similar for the different flavors of unix. The directory names may sometimes be different but a google search can help clarify how to translate instructions from one OS to another.
Once you get to the section in the manual where the WeBWorK and PG software is being installed you can refer to the instructions below. Let's get started:
Upgrade Instructions[edit]
1) Go to
>git branch * develop master >sudo git branch -t rel2.13 origin/master Branch rel2.13 set up to track remote branch master from origin. >sudo git checkout rel2.13 error: You have local changes to 'lib/WeBWorK/ContentGenerator/Feedback.pm'; cannot switch branches. #### this means that you have made local changes you might want to save. Use `git stash` or `git commit` or just move the file to a safe place. >sudo git checkout -f rel2.13 # the `f` forces the change and overwrites the file if you didn't move it. Switched to branch 'rel2.13' >sudo git pull .... long list of updated files
2) Now go to
/opt/webwork/pg and run
>git branch * develop master >sudo git branch -t rel2.13 origin/master Branch rel2.13 set up to track remote branch master from origin. >sudo git checkout rel2.13 Switched to branch 'rel2.13' >sudo git pull .... long list of updated files
-t flag has your branch "track" the version of master at the origin site. If there are updates
on github.com/webwork2 to the master branch a simple
sudo git pull will update your local directory.
3) Depending on your system there may be new perl modules which have been added since 2.12. Run
check_modules.pl and look for missing modules. They may include:
cd /opt/webwork/webwork2/bin ./check_modules.pl ** Digest::SHA not found in @INC ** Email::Sender not found in @INC ** Data::Dump not found in @INC cpan HTML::Scrubber found and loaded ** Statistics::R::IO not found in @INC
In this case the first three modules are missing. You will need to install them with
sudo cpan Digest::SHA sudo cpan Email::Sender sudo cpan Data::Dump sudo cpan Statistics:R::IO
and so forth.
You should also run
cd /opt/webwork/webwork2/bin pdflatex check_latex.tex
and look for missing latex packages. They may include:
- fullpage.sty
- preview.sty
If you are missing fullpage it is in the texlive-latex-extra package in apt based distributions and texlive-preprint in yum/dnf distributions.
Configuration file update[edit]
4) (new in 2.13 ) IMPORTANT
site.conf.dist and transfer new configuration options over to
site.conf. In particular the section which configures
the mail features of WeBWorK have changed.
$tls_allow=1; should be commented out and replaced by
$mail{tls_allow}=0;. There
are more detailed instructions in the new
site.conf.dist file
cd /opt/webwork/webwork2/conf diff site.conf site.conf.dist | less
Most of the differences occur when you have filled in local site urls and path ways. These do not
need to be changed. You want to look in the mail section where the configuration
$tls_allowed=1 has been removed and replaced by
$mail{tls_allowed}=0. The zero setting means that ssl (or tls) is not used and
this is usually the best configuration to start with. If the local smtp server requires ssl then you
will need to set this variable to 1. Consult with your local IT people or whoever runs the mail server for help on this.
< $tls_allowed = 0; --- > $mail{tls_allowed} = 0; > #$tls_alowed=0; #old method -- this variable no longer works. > > # errors of the form > # unable to establish SMTP connection to smtp-gw.rochester.edu port 465 > # indicate that there is a mismatch between the port number and the use of ssl > # use port 25 when ssl is off and use port 465 when ssl is on (tls_allowed=1) > > > # Set the SMTP port manually. Typically this does not need to be done. > # port 25 is used if no SSL is on and 465 if ssl is on > > #$mail{smtpPort} = 25;
5) Check localOverrides.conf.dist and look for changes to add to the existing localOverrides.conf.
- (new in 2.12) Library Statistics - This is a new feature (see below). There are variables which control whether or not global and local problem statistics are shown in the library browser.
# These flags control if statistics on opl problems are shown in the library # browser. If you want to include local statistics you will need to # run webwork2/bin/update-OPL-statistics on a regular basis. $problemLibrary{showLibraryLocalStats} = 1; # This flag controls whether global statistics will be displayed $problemLibrary{showLibraryGlobalStats} = 1;
- (new in 2.12) Problem Re-Randomization - The problem rerandomization feature (see below) has default options which need to be set.
# The default prPeriod value (re-randomization period) to use for the newly created problem. # It is suggested to use the value of -1, which means that the course-wide setting would be used # Setting this to -1 defaults to the use of course-wide settings (suggested) # Setting this to 0 disables periodic randomization regardless of the course-wide setting # Setting this to a positive value will override the course-wide setting $problemDefaults{prPeriod} = -1; ################################################################################ # Periodic re-randomization ################################################################################ # switch to enable periodic re-randomization $pg{options}{enablePeriodicRandomization} = 0; # course-wide default period for re-randomization, should be an integer # the value of 0 disables re-randomization $pg{options}{periodicRandomizationPeriod} = 5;
6) (new in 2.12 and 2.13) Check your apache configuration file (e.g.
webwork.apache24-config)and look for changes to
add to your existing configuration file. If you are updating from 2.12 you probably will not need to make any changes. If you are updating from an older version you may need to add the following:
- Code to set the location of the pg directory as an environment variable
$WeBWorK::Constants::PG_DIRECTORY = $pg_dir; $ENV{PG_ROOT} = $pg_dir;
- A line to set the server admin email
$ENV{WEBWORK_SERVER_ADMIN} = $webwork_server_admin_email;
- There are additional print statements and a "warn" statement in that will report information about your settings.
It will warn you if you have a mismatch between the correct port and the chosen protocol (whether to use
ssl (a.k.a tls) to contact the smtp server). To begin assume that ssl will not be needed and will
not be used in contacting the smtp server.
Update course files from courses.dist[edit]
7) Check your courses.dist/modelCourse/course.conf and look for changes against your course.conf files. They may include:
- Removing a number of outdated settings.
- Commented out settings for controlling which instructors can see which students.
# The following hashes control which users are allowed to see students from which # sections. This is typically used for large multi-section classes with many students, ta's and # professors. When set users will only be allowed to see students from the appropriate section in the following: # - Instructor Tools # - Student Progress # - Email # - Problem Grader # - Show Answers # They will be able to see students from other sections on other pages. # These variables generally should be set here and not in defaults.conf. # $viewable_sections = { user_id1 => [1 ,2 ,3] , # list of viewable sections for user_id1 # user_id2 => [1], # }; # $viewable_recitations = { user_id1 => [1 ,2 ,3] , # list of viewable recitations for user_id1 # user_id2 => [1], # };
Restart the apache server[edit]
8) Restart the webserver.
sudo apachectl restart
Upgrade the admin course, MathJax and the OPL[edit]
9) Run the upgrade admin database script. You will not be able to access your admin course until this is done, and you will need to do that to upgrade the course databases.
upgrade_admin_db.pl #(if this doesn't work use) perl upgrade_admin_db.pl
Next, log into the admin course and upgrade the databases for all of your courses. Your server will not be functional until you perform this step.
10) Download the latest version of the OPL. Note: If you have library statistics enabled this will also update your statistics tables.
cd /opt/webwork/libraries/webwork-open-problem-library git pull origin /opt/webwork/webwork2/bin/OPL-update
11) Download the latest version of MathJax.
cd /opt/webwork/MathJax git pull
Upgrade course databases[edit]
If you are upgrading from release 2.12 you will not have to upgrade any course databases -- there have been no changes. If you are upgrading from an older version, or if you have courses which were created under older versions and not updated then you will need to upgrade the courses from the web.
1. Login in to the admin course
2. Choose the "Upgrade Courses" tab.
3. Follow instructions, choosing which courses you want to upgrade.
4. There will be an intermediate report telling what changes will be made -- click "continue"
5. There will be a final report on the changes successfully completed -- click "done"
Basic tests[edit]
Because the underlying mechanisms for sending email have changed it is important to run two tests to check that WeBWorK is still communicating with the SMTP (the post office) which you have designated (in site.conf) to handle mail.
1. Create a new course
test_course</course> from the admin page
2. You should be listed in this new course as an
3. Add a student to the course
4. Login as the student and from the front page use the "email the instructor" button to send a feedback notice
5. Check that you receive this feedback (at your admin email address in the course). Remember the subject starts with [WWfeedback] and you may be shunting
such messages off to another mailbox.
6. Login as a professor or admin and from the email page send email to your self (and perhaps to the student you have added).
7. Check that this mail comes through.
New Features in release 2.13[edit]
- R server
- Version 2.13 of WeBWorK has the built-in capability of running R code. One can write problems in PG that calls R to be run on a rserve (R server).
- To learn how to set this up see R_in_WeBWorK. This will also get you started writing statistics problems that call R.
- (XXXXX links to OPL problems that use R) -- need to construct a page lilnking to problems that use R
- Localization features
- With release 2.13 it is now possible to use maketext(english phrase) in PG (as well as in WeBWorK2) to enable the creation of a dictionary that will translate
phrases into other languages. (https://github.com/openwebwork/webwork2/pull/704) and numerous maketext() pull requests following that which add additional maketext() entries.
** We hope to have full multilingual compatibility, including the ability to use alphabets outside the standard English alphabet, for release 2.14
- CodeMirror -- color highlights for editing in the PGProblemEditor (https://github.com/openwebwork/webwork2/pull/724)
- Color highlighting is only implemented for editing within the PGProblemEditor.
- $options{PGCodeMirror}=1; enables the use of CodeMirror instead of a plain text editor.
- $options{PGMathView} = 0; disables the use of PGMathView as a minimal LaTeX editor for entering equations in PG code.
- See http://webworkgoehle.blogspot.com/2016/08/codemirror-and-pg.html for more details.
- Some people use the FileManager editor for editing PG problems, but it can also be used for editing other files. CodeMirror
has not yet been adapted for this editor.
- LTI -- The LTI connection between Canvas, Blackboard, Moodle and WeBWorK was introduced in release 2.12 but best practices for configuring the connection are emerging.
- Here are the quick instructions that enable LTI "homework" connections for a single course.
- Make a copy authen_LTI.conf from authen_LTI.conf.dist
- In defaults.config make sure that authen_LTI.conf is enabled and set global settings for the grading mode and debugging:
$debug_lti_parameters = 0;
- At the end of course.conf for the course using LTI place these statements:
# Settings to connect this course to Canvas via LTI.
$LTIGradeOnSubmit = 1;
$debug_lti_parameters = 0;
$LTIBasicConsumerSecret = "XXXsecretXXX";
$LTIGradeMode = "homework";
$external_auth = 0; # this allows both LTI and direct authorization to work together (use carefully, LTI registered students who try to
# login directly will be told they have an incorrect password since LTI creates a random practice that is never used.
- For more details read Goeff Goehle's blog posts (links are below) and the comments in authen_LTI.conf.dist, and LTIAdvanced.pm
Features from release 2.12[edit]
(These features were introduced in release 2.12 but are only beginning to be widely used. There have been minor fixes introduced in release 2.13)
- LTI Grade Passback: This is a complete rewrite of the LTI authentication module including upgrades to allow grades to be passed back from WeBWorK to the LMS (e.g. Blackboard, Moodle, etc...). The authentication feature includes the ability to automatically create students logging into WeBWorK for the first time. The grading feature has two modes. You can either have WeBWorK pass back a single "homework" grade for the entire course, or you can set it up on a set by set basis. You can read more about this module at the following links. Note: The new LTIAdvanced module is not a strict upgrade from the older LTI authentication module LTIBasic. The older module still works, but should be considered legacy code. The older module can serve as a useful model for customizing the new module for local institutional needs.
- http://webworkgoehle.blogspot.com/2016/03/webwork-lti-authentication.html - This contains information about how to set up the new module and use it for authentication. See also LTI-Advanced Authentication
- http://webworkgoehle.blogspot.com/2016/03/webwork-lti-grading.html - This contains information about how to use the grade passback features of the module. See also LTI-Advanced Grading
- https://github.com/openwebwork/webwork2/pull/687 - This is the github pull request.
- Hardcopy Themes: This adds support for different hardcopy themes. Instructors will set the theme that students have access to on the Course Configuration page, and can also select the different themes on the instructor download handouts page. Right now there are two themes: the traditional two column WeBWorK theme and a new "one column" theme which the full page width. The system is also set up so that universities can add their own themes for tests or with branding. Note: You will need to make sure the fullpage latex package is available on your server to use this feature.
- http://webworkgoehle.blogspot.com/2016/02/hardcopy-themes.html - This contains information about how to use the hardcopy themes feature, and also how to set up your own themes.
- https://github.com/openwebwork/webwork2/pull/682 - This is the github pull request.
- Past Answer Refactor: This is a rewrite of the existing Past Answer's page. First, it replaces the old "wildcard/regex" feature in Past Answers with multiselect lists. Now instructors will explicitly select which sets, users and problems they would like to search for past answers. It also adds the ability to download answers from the Past Answer page as a CSV.
- https://github.com/openwebwork/webwork2/pull/677 - This is the github pull request.
- OPL Statistics: This adds problem usage statistics to the Library Browser. When enabled and configured you should see both local and 'global' statistics on how many times problems have been assigned, students average scores and, average attempt numbers. Here local statistics are generated from the data on your WeBWorK server and reflects how your courses use problems. Global statistics are generated from over a dozen different universities and includes information on 23000 problems.
- You can donate data from your school by running
update-OPL-statistics and then
- http://webworkgoehle.blogspot.com/2016/01/opl-statistics.html - This page contains more information about the statistics feature.
- https://github.com/openwebwork/webwork2/pull/665 - This is the github pull request.
- Translator Refactor: This is an extensive under the hood revamping of how PG tracks problem resources, aliases, answer blanks and evaluators. In general the new approach uses less "dead reckoning" and is smarter about treating answer blanks and evaluators as different components of the same "object". You should not see any changes in functionality.
- https://github.com/openwebwork/webwork2/pull/653 - This is the github pull request.
- https://github.com/openwebwork/webwork2/pull/656 - This is the github pull request.
- https://github.com/openwebwork/webwork2/pull/657 - This is the github pull request.
- https://github.com/openwebwork/webwork2/pull/672 - This is the github pull request.
- (new in rel2.13) The bug which caused past answer recording to fail for multiAnswer problems has been fixed. (https://github.com/openwebwork/pg/pull/302, https://github.com/openwebwork/webwork2/pull/767)
- Advanced Problem Debugging: Users with admin privileges will have the ability to see detailed debugging information about problems. There are four options available. AnswerGroupInfo shows information about answer "groups". This is most helpful for multianswer style problems. Show Auxiliary Resources shows information about auxiliary files used by the problem. AnswerHashInfo shows information about the answer hash, including answers, filters and evaluators. PGInfo prints the PG environment, including all available variables.
- https://github.com/openwebwork/webwork2/pull/654 - This is the github pull request.
- Periodic Randomization: This feature allows you to force problems to generate a new seed after a fixed number of attempts. It is sort of "max attempts lite" in that students can keep trying, but they have to start over. The feature is enabled via the Course Configuration page (in the Optional Modules section). Instructors can set the default number of attempts before re-randomization. The number of attempts before re-randomization can also be set on a per problem basis.
- Periodic Randomization: This is a wiki resource for this feature.
- https://github.com/openwebwork/webwork2/pull/626 - This is the github pull request.
- parserWordCompletion: This new macro allows authors to ask free response fill in the blank questions with interactive help. As a student types their answer into the answer blank, jQuery's autocomplete feature generates a drop-down list of allowable answers that match what has already been typed.
- https://github.com/openwebwork/pg/blob/master/macros/parserWordCompletion.pl - As with many macro files, the best documentation is actually contained at the beginning of the macro itself.
- https://github.com/openwebwork/pg/pull/258 - This is the github pull request.
- Grades: The Grades page was overhauled with a number of small modifications. The total percentage score for homework is now shown and the "C" has been replaced by a 100. There is also a course homework grade at the bottom of the Grades table. This score is generated from the total number of points earned divided by the total number of points available and should match the score generated by selecting all sets on the Scoring Tools page. (This can be turned off on the Course Configuration page if WeBWorK's grading scheme doesn't match with what you use.)
- http://webworkgoehle.blogspot.com/2016/03/grades-external-grades-and-email.html - You can read more about the changes here.
- https://github.com/openwebwork/webwork2/pull/678
(rel 2.13) Smaller Changes and bug fixes[edit]
see also updates in rel 2.12 -- Release_notes_for_WeBWorK_2.12#Smaller_Changes
- (hotfix added after initial release) fix error in draggableProofs macro <https://github.com/openwebwork/webwork-open-problem-library/pull/343>
- Numerous
maketext() calls added in preparation for allowing full utf8/unicode (multi-language) compatibility in rel 2.14.
- URLS for seeking help on PGProblemEditor page have been updated and are now configured in
defaults.conf for easy maintenance.
- fix closing markers for inequalities in MathObjects <https://github.com/openwebwork/pg/pull/322>
- fix closing markers for inequalities in MathObjects <https://github.com/openwebwork/pg/pull/322>
- fix parentheses about vectors in IJK mode <https://github.com/openwebwork/pg/pull/321>
- fix problem using identity matrix as a constant <https://github.com/openwebwork/pg/pull/320>
- Make Unions report more uncombined sets. Fix error for uncombined sets.<https://github.com/openwebwork/pg/pull/315> <https://github.com/openwebwork/pg/pull/306>
- * Convert vectors to column matrices for some matrix operations <https://github.com/openwebwork/pg/pull/307>
- Add differentiation to fractions and add cmp_defaults
- Allow omission of height from image subroutine and preserve aspect ratio
- Fix crash caused by loading too many problems and their library tags into a library page. https://github.com/openwebwork/webwork2/pull/707
- Fix bug in "skip archiving this course" https://github.com/openwebwork/webwork2/pull/711
- Fix bug with "force renumber"
- MYSQL update to quote passwords
- OPL statistics bug fixed. https://github.com/openwebwork/webwork2/pull/723
- D2L LTI grade passback fixed https://github.com/openwebwork/webwork2/pull/726
- Defenses added to prevent XSS (cross-site scripting) https://github.com/openwebwork/webwork2/pull/739
- Prevent SQL exploit from scoring page: https://github.com/openwebwork/webwork2/pull/774
- configure PGProblemEditor help buttons in default.config https://github.com/openwebwork/webwork2/pull/775
- Prevent SQL injection exploit by instituting queries using parameters for all database calls: https://github.com/openwebwork/webwork2/pull/779
- updated directories searched for macros to include OpenProblemLibrary/macros/MC and OpenProblemLibrary/macros/UniSiegen
The ww_install installer has been updated to support version 2.12. It has been tested on all of the distributions listed below. The installer has also been refactored to be more modular when it comes to different distributions. If you are interested in modifying the installer to work with your distribution post an issue on the ww_install github. You can read more about it at WeBWorK Installer Guide
The ww_install installer has not yet been updated to release 2.13. This means that you will need to manually install some cpan modules -- notably Email::Sender
sudo cpan Email::Sender
Supported Distributions[edit]
The following are the distributions and features that are officially still supported. They have all been tested with the webwork installer. You still can use WeBWorK on whatever you like, of course. In particular if you install WeBWorK on a very recent version of Ubuntu or Fedora and have problems let us know.
- Ubuntu 15.10
- Ubuntu 16.04 (LTS)
- Debian 8
- CentOS 7
- Fedora 22
- Fedora 23
What could possibly go wrong?[edit]
- I cannot access the admin course. This could be because you have not run
upgrade_admin_db.pl yet.
- I cannot generate a "one column" hardcopy. You may be missing the fullpage latex package. In apt based systems its part of the package texlive-latex-extra and in yum/dnf based systems its part of texlive-preprint
- I see little vertical lines next to MathJax rendered formulas. This is caused by an incompatibility between older versions of MathJax and Chrome. Update MathJax with
cd /opt/webwork/MathJax and
git pull to fix the problem.
- I do not see links to some of the editors in the Main Menu, including the links to Problem Set Detail 2, or I get an error about "SimplePGEditor". To fix this remove the definition of the
%showeditors from localOverrides.conf. This hash should be defined in defaults.config and if you want to change things in localOverrides.conf you should set hash elements individually.
- I can't get LTI to work. First make sure that you are using the new version of LTI. (Make a fresh copy of authen_LTI.conf from the distribution file.) Also enable the
$debug_lti_parameters flag. For security reasons the default error messages from the LTI module are very vague.
- I dont see the Library Statistics. Make sure that you have enable the appropriate flags in localOverrides.conf (see the first section of this page) and run OPL-update
Installation Notes[edit]
(Please add additional suggestions on how to solve installation problems you have encountered.
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