chemosensory antennae tissue. The male-dominant expression of OBPs might function in the detection and discrimination of sex pheromones, while the female-dominant expressions of OBPs might have the preferential function of locating the host plant and detecting egg-laying substrates. Surprisingly, less sex bias was observed for almost all AlucOBPs in non-antennal tissues.

The antennal-specific protein (LAP) of the tarnished plant bug *L*. *lineolaris* was the first OBP identified in Hemipteran \[[@pone.0140562.ref059]\], and this protein was only detected in male and female antennae through immunoblotting \[[@pone.0140562.ref060]\] and in situ hybridization \[[@pone.0140562.ref054]\]. Subsequent studies have reported increasing evidence that OBPs not only show antennae-specific expression, but are also expressed in other tissues, such as heads, stylets, legs and wings \[[@pone.0140562.ref025], [@pone.0140562.ref026], [@pone.0140562.ref029]\]. In the present study, three OBP genes showed significantly higherproboscis, potentially acting as a carrier for bitter tastants \[[@pone.0140562.ref019]\]. OBP49a was highly enriched in gustatory sensilla on the main taste organ, the labellum, with an unexpected role in taste and as a molecular player involved in the integration of opposing attractive and aversive gustatory inputs \[[@pone.0140562.ref021]\]. Similar to the gustatory aspects of the proboscis and potential gustatory organs on the head, OBP transcript expression in legs and wings may be indicative of gustatory function. In our research, some AlucOBPs were highly expressed in the legs or wings, suggesting that these genes might participate in taste functions. *D*. *melanogaster* OBPs were also expressed in gustatory organs on the wings and legs \[[@pone.0140562.ref018], [@pone.0140562.ref019]\]. In previous studies of AlucOBPs, three putative OBP genes (AlucOBP36, 37 and 38) were primarily


subsequently total energy, from which the mass is finally obtained as second order term in collective momentum, altogether

$$\begin{aligned}
  &&
  \hat{P}_{20}:\qquad
  \hat{P}_{20}|\Phi_q\rangle
  \propto
  \mathrm{i}\partial_q|\Phi_q\rangle
  \quad,
\\
  &&
  \big[\hat{h}-\lambda\hat{Q}_{20}-\mu\hat{P}_{20}\big]
  |\Phi_{qp}\rangle
  =
  \mathcal{E}|\Phi_{qp}\rangle
  \quad,
\\
  &&
  B_{20}
  =
  \frac{1}{2}\partial_{p_{20}}^2E(\rho_{qp},...)\big|_{p=0}
  \quad.\end{aligned}$$

Analogously, the momentum of inertia $\Theta_x$ for rotations about the $x$- and $y$-axis is computed by self-consistent cranking. The potential $\mathcal{V}$ as given in eq. (\[eq:rawpot\]) has to be augmented by quantum corrections to account for angular-momentum projection and spurious zero-point quadrupole motion [@Rei87aR] yielding the net potential $$\begin{aligned}
  \mathcal{V}
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  V
  &=&
  \mathcal{V}
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  B_{20}\langle\hat{P}_{20}^2\rangle
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  \frac{1}{8\langle\hat{P}_{20}^2\rangle}\partial_q^2\mathcal{V}
  -
  \frac{\langle\hat{J}_x^2+\hat{J}_y^2\rangle}{2\Theta_x}
  \quad.
\label{eq:zpecor}\end{aligned}$$

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U.S. Pat. No. 6,593,655 to Loboda et al. discloses a semiconductor device having thereon a film produced by introducing a reactive gas mixture comprising a methyl-containing silane and an oxygen providing gas into a deposition chamber containing a semiconductor device and inducing a reaction between the methyl-containing silane and oxygen providing gas at a temperature of 25° C. to 500° C.; wherein there is a controlled amount of oxygen present during the reaction to provide a film comprising hydrogen, silicon, carbon and oxygen having a dielectric constant of 3.6 or less on the semiconductor device.
U.S. Pat. No. 6,667,553 to Cerny et al. discloses a substrate selected from a liquid crystal device, a light emitting diode display device, and anfor this update. Geraghty reports that plenty of good seats remain available for Herseth Sandlin events (video below).

For the purposes of the election, Herseth Sandlin holds herself out as an independent moderate. In the first of her ads to run in the race on South Dakota television, Herseth Sandlin touted her supposed opposition to “a trillion-dollar health care plan,” i.e., Obamacare. “A trillion-dollar health care plan,” she seems to be saying, is an insupportable monstrosity.
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measured on the same samples. Mean TNF levels significantly increased during the myocardial infarction, with a peak within the first 24 hours (p < 0.01). They remained significantly elevated until day 4 (p < 0.05). The rise in TNF was positively correlated with creatinine kinase levels. ANP was also significantly increased with a delayed peak after that of TNF (p < 0.01). Even though limited to a small number of cases, this study shows that acute myocardial infarction is associated with increased TNF secretion. Because of its capacity of stimulating leukocyte infiltration in myocardial tissue, the increased levels of TNF might potentially have a negative prognostic significance.The proposed hybrid method was compared to conventional post-reconstruction Gaussian and edge preserving bilateral filters. Computer simulations of a thorax phantom containing three small lesions, experimental measurements using the Jaszczak phantom and clinical whole-body PET/CT studies were used to evaluate the performance of the proposed PET denoising technique. The proposed hybrid filter increased the SNR from 8.0 (non-filtered PET image) to 39.3 for small lesions in the computerized thorax phantom, while Gaussian and bilateral filtering led to SNRs of 23.3 and 24.4, respectively. For the experimental Jaszczak phantom, the contrast-to-noise ratio (CNR) improved from 10.84 when using Gaussian smoothing to 14.02 and 19.39 using the bilateral and the proposed hybrid filters, respectively. The clinical studies further demonstrated the superior performance of the hybrid method, yielding a quantification change


(the original noisy OSEM image was used as reference in the absence of ground truth) in malignant lesions of -2.4% compared to -11.9% and -6.6% achieved using Gaussian and bilateral filters, respectively. In some cases, the visual difference between the bilateral and hybrid filtered images is not substantial; however the improved CNR score from 11.3 by OSEM to 17.1 and 21.8 by bilateral to the hybrid filtering, respectively, demonstrates the overall gain achieved by the hybrid approach. The proposed hybrid algorithm improved the contrast, SNR and quantitative accuracy compared to Gaussian and bilateral approaches, and can be utilized as an alternative post-reconstruction filter in clinical PET/CT imaging.Q:

How to change options on Android GoogleMap from Java?

I'm trying to add options to my xml-defined google map in my (first!) Android App. From Java I now want to change some options. I try to do this as follows:
GoogleMap mMap = null;
if (mMap == null) {
    mMap = ((MapFragment) getFragmentManager().findFragmentById(R.id.map)).getMap();
    if (mMap != null) {
        Log.wtf("DE MAP IS", "GECREEERD!!!");
        GoogleMapOptions options = new GoogleMapOptions();
        options.mapType(GoogleMap.MAP_TYPE_SATELLITE)
                .compassEnabled(false)
                .rotateGesturesEnabled(false)


            .tiltGesturesEnabled(false);
        mMap.newInstance(options);
    }
}

Unfortunately I get an error at mMap.newInstance(options); saying "The method newInstance(GoogleMapOptions) is undefined for the type GoogleMap".
Does anybody know how I can fix this? All tips are welcome!

A:

use this to select options
int mapType =  GoogleMap.MAP_TYPE_SATELLITE;

FragmentManager manager = getSupportFragmentManager();
SupportMapFragment mapFragment = (SupportMapFragment) manager.findFragmentById(R.id.map);
map = mapFragment.getMap();
map.setMapType(mapType);

the registration. Eventually we were four people who are busy with that task. We divided the range of countries alphabetically into 4 ranges of 25 countries and had one desk for each country. However, it remained tedious: Guiding pupils to the desk for their country, looking up countries and times, when one list became full, looking up, in which of two lists one should enter the time.

So I developed a computer program that managed this task on the second day. The program prompts you for identifiers of team members. If the entered identifier belongs to a pupil, who is already on toilet, then it is checked out. If the identifier belongs to a different member of the same team/country, then the program alerts the user, that this is


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Mouthfeel  This one lacked the good carbonation of an authentic BSPA, but that may have just been the bottle. There was some noticeable dryness to this medium-bodied ale and the flavors really melded together as it warmed.

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Isolated limbal epithelial stem cells (LESCs) were cultured with or without a 3T3 murine fibroblast feeder-layer (FL) in 4 different culture media on culture plates or on denuded human amniotic membrane (AM) support and fibrin gel support: (1) control medium supplemented with fetal bovine serum; (2) control medium supplemented with the synthetic serum "XerumFree™ XF205" (XF); (3) CnT-20 medium supplemented with "XerumFree™ XF205" (CnT-XF) and (4) CnT-20 medium supplemented with human AB serum (CnT-AB). The three xenogeneic media were compared to standard condition (control + FL) and parameters assessed included cell morphology, proliferative potential, number of passages, assessment of clonogenic and abortive colonies, life span, ∆Np63α expression and epithelial morphology on AM. During serial cultivation of LESCs,


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there 65535 ports for the localhost and other 65535 ports for the eth0 network-interface?

Yes, and no. A connection consists of the tuple local port, remote port, remote IP and possibly local IP. You can have different services listening on the same port on two different IP's.

Unmarried woman living with parents who provide ill-gotten funds and provisions

My question is regarding income. My father works full-time but does not tell the government about this, in order to receive certain state welfare. This is obviously wrong and haram. My mother knows about this and is fine with it. I’ve tried to talk to them about moving away from such things, but to no avail.

However, though they receive some welfare through their deception, they also receive some welfare that they are genuinely eligible for, regardless of work (though they still lie about their income on this form too). So my parents’ income comprises of my father’s wages (halal) plus the benefits they can genuinely receive (though still lied for but do truly meet the criteria for it);


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Wasalam.

Answer

Bismillahir Rahmaanir Raheem

Respected questioner,

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- Lewin Boehnke
- Frank Lechermann
bibliography:
- 'bibextra.bib'
title: 'Competing orders in Na$_x$CoO$_2$ from strong correlations on a two-particle level'
---

The investigation of finite-temperature phase diagrams of realistic strongly correlated systems is a quite formidable task due to the often tight competition between various low-energy ordering instabilities. In this respect the quasi-twodimensional (2D) sodium cobaltate system Na$_x$CoO$_2$ serves as a notably challenging case [@foo04; @lan08]. Here $x$$\in$\[0,1\] nominally mediates between the Co$^{4+}$($3d^5$,$\,S$=1/2) and Co$^{3+}$($3d^6$,$\,S$=0) low-spin states. Thus the Na ions provide the electron doping for the nearly filled $t_{2g}$ states of the triangular CoO$_2$ layers up to the band-insulating limit $x$=1. Coulomb correlations with a Hubbard $U$ up to 5 eV for the $t_{2g}$ manifold of bandwidth $W$$\sim$1.5 eV [@sin00] are revealed from photoemission [@has04]. Hence with $U$/$W$$\gg$1 the frustrated metallic system is


especially for lower temperatures in the experimentally verified in-plane FM region. The main panel of Fig. \[doptd\] additionally shows for $x$=0.82 the spin susceptibility at the $A$-point (i.e., at $k_z$=(0,0,1/2) in the BZ), which denotes the A-type AFM order. While $\Gamma$ and $A$ show CW behavior, the extrapolated transition temperature however is $\sim$7$\%$ higher at $A$ than at $\Gamma$, verifying the experimental findings of A-type order [@sug03; @boo04; @bay05; @men05]. In the temperature scan we additionally introduced a nearest-layer inter-plane hopping $t_{\perp}$=13 meV [@fou73; @bay05; @pie10], however the previous in-plane results are qualitatively not affected by this model extension. Due to known charge disproportionation the inclusion of long-range Coulomb interactions, e.g., via an inter-site $V$ [@pie10; @pei11], seems reasonable. This was abandoned in the present single-site DMFT approach, resulting generally in reducedregime probably originate from the smaller temperatures studied in experiment. The difference at $x$=0.58 might be of the same origin, but since charge ordering occours for $x$$>$0.5 which was not included explicitly here, neglecting the ${\mathbf{q}}$-dependence of $A({\mathbf{q}})$ might be also questionable.[^2] One can see that the bubble-only calculation yields a nearly flat Korringa ratio with doping, thus fails completely in explaining the experimental findings. In particular it does not reflect the strong FM correlations for high doping. This further proves the importance of strong correlations on the two-particle level, asking for substantial vertex contributions. [@yus09] Note that the recently suggested lower-energy effective kagom[é]{} model [@pei11] including the affect of charge ordering is not contradicting the present modeling. Since here the effective kagom[é]{} lattice naturally shows up and also the


Q:

Can Azure Functions be deployed to IIS?

I've been trying out Azure Functions and have deployed them successfully to Azure. As their name suggests, Azure Functions are intended to be deployed to Azure. However, now I have the need to deploy those functions to local IIS.
I'm aware that I can adapt the code and create a regular WebAPI project instead, but was wondering if the Azure Function project can be deployed to IIS as-is or with minimal changes.
In Visual Studio there doesn't seem to be an option to publish to local IIS. I tried the option to publish to a Folder (bin/Release). I tried to deploy those files to IIS but it doesn't seem to work.

A:

If you need to run Functions on your own infrastructure, you should use Azuresamples of filtrate obtained during the same PE. In comparison with controls, patients with ANCA had higher serum levels of IL-1ra, IL-8, ICAM-1 and VCAM-1 before the 1st PE. Serum levels of IL-6, IL-8, ICAM-1 and VCAM-1 were increased in patients with MPA, and the serum levels of all the cytokines and adhesion molecules measured in patients with WG were increased. At the end of the PE course there were decreases in the serum levels of IL-1ra and VCAM-1 in ANCA patients and IL-1ra and ICAM-1 in WG patients. Single PE in ANCA patients led only to a decrease in serum levels of ICAM-1 and VCAM-1. On the other hand, there was no change in serum levels of IL-1beta and IL-8, and the serum levels of IL-1ra and


Differences in body composition and physical function related to pure sarcopenia and sarcopenic obesity: A study of community-dwelling older adults in Japan.
We compared skeletal muscle mass and physical function between older adults with sarcopenia and those with sarcopenic obesity. Body composition and physical and cognitive function were measured for 1283 community-dwelling older adults. Participants responded to questionnaires about pain and exercise. The pure sarcopenia group (PS) included individuals with sarcopenia only. The sarcopenic obesity group (SO) included individuals with both sarcopenia and obesity. Groups were compared after adjusting for sex, age and height through propensity score matching. The PS and SO included 129 and 105 individuals, respectively. Comorbidities were more frequent in the SO (P < 0.001). The SO had higher upper limb muscle mass (P < 0.001),another motion by which it revolves round a grand center called Vishnunabhi, which is the seat of the creative power, Brahma, the universal magnetism. Brahma regulates dharma, the mental virtue of the internal world.

Yukteswar goes on to explain that the sun's 24,000 year revolution around its companion star takes the sun progressively closer, and then progressively further away from the mystic center Vishnunabhi. In his system, dharma increases as we approach Vishnunabhi and decreases as we draw away from it.

Blue Star Kachina. An ancient Hopi Indian prophecy states, "When the Blue Star Kachina makes its appearance in the heavens, the Fifth World will emerge". The Hopi name for the star Sirius is Blue Star Kachina’

"The solar system shall become a binary sun system; when the Blue Star returns


during the day it will appear as a silvery light, one hundred times brighter than the Morning Star. During the evening, it will appear as a moon. The Blue Star is a companion to Sirius B."

Readers of Robert Temple's The Sirius Mystery may recall that the Dogon tribe of Mali, West Africa, have known for centuries that Sirius (the Dog Star), is a binary star system, and that Sirius B is a white dwarf - facts they say were given to their ancestors by visitors from Sirius. What you may not have heard, if you haven't read the new edition, (1998), is that astronomers have recently discovered Sirius C! Temple told us in 1976, in the first edition, that the Dogon knew of a third star, and that3,600 years to complete its orbit. Sirius C was already known by the ancient Dogan tribe in Africa because this star (our Sirius C is the star I feel is actually Nibru. The Annunaki on this world are Sirians.

Our dark twin has a realy long orbit of 3,600 years and it travels is a highly acute eclipitical orbit and swings near our sun and the Sirius system.

Sirius B is not a dark companion star, it is small star, it is not a dark companion at all. It's a white dwarf now. Sirius C is a red star, darker than our own and smaller. It’s Nibru.

The name 'Sothis' seems to naturally fit the intents and the magical inclinations of the Lodge: Sothis/Sirius B is the dark star of Set,


and of humanity. Typhon’s self begotten son was Sut the ancient Egyptian god which was Sothis or Sirius. Which in later reckonings Sut was then named after the planet Saturn which was called in earlier times in history concerning Christianity Satan, or Lucifer.

There are three forms of Suns known in esoteric literature. There is a term called the Sun behind the Sun, which may be termed as the Sun behind our local Sun called Sirius. There are three Sirius suns A, B, and C which also cosmically allude to the existence of three Suns. The third Sun is called the galactic Sun which is a black hole in the depths of our solar system.

The solar system's formative planetary order has been changed by a disturbance caused by anto their former dimness. The first such nova was reported by the Greek astronomer Hipparchos in 134 B.C.; the second in A.D. 123; third in the year 1230; the one called Kepler's Star in 1604; and the fifth in 1848.

According to Raymond Mardyks, the genuine Maya Calendar and the astrology that it is based on remains a closely guarded secret as does the true contents of the Dresden Codex, the source book for the Mayanist interpretation. He suggests distinguishing the Maya Calendar from the Mayanist version of the calendar.

Galactic astrologer Raymond Mardyks suggests distinguishing the modern Mayanist version of the Mayan calendar, including the Long-Count, from the authentic Maya Calendar based on Venus cycles.

Patrick Geryl writes in Chapter 17 of his book "The World Cataclysm in 2012", "Venus,


Earth with all other entities in the universe. It was these vibrations that became corrupted when humans were genetically created by the alien Nummo.

The Dogon believed these seven vibrations were both the soul and the life force of the universe. In Hidden Meanings, Laird Scranton relates these Dogon vibrations to what is known in physics as the theory of superstrings.

In Dogon mythology, the musical octave was a metaphor for the third and final Nummo experiment. The octave is eight notes on a scale over a space of seven intervals. The Dogon believed the seven intervals, or notes, symbolized the seven vibrations, which in turn created the eighth ancestor identified with the eighth note. The Master of Speech, or seventh ancestor, who was the perfect combination of Nummo andWe might recall that Master Hilarion refers to the Sun viewed outside our atmosphere as a "black hole" perhaps we might, for a time, consider it as a "dark indigo blue - midnight blue".

My dream-coincidence path led me to speculate about the symbolism of the film, "2001:Space Odyssey."

It begins with a solar eclipse showing the Diamond Ring (the marriage of Heaven and Earth). An unknown intelligence, the obelisk, helps the ape use tools, setting the evolution of man in motion. The intelligence departs, and waits until the apes develop the intelligence to reach the moon, and find the obelisk that was left there long ago. When it is uncovered, it sends out a signal to space, and the Odyssey begins. Dave Wilcock informed me that in the original


there are many astronomical reports of "perturbations" that appear to be altering the outer planets' (Pluto, Neptune) orbits and also reports and calculated orbits of an "invisible" planet called Vulcan which passes close to the sun causing predictable solar flare eruptions and resulting "mutations" on Earth.

If Sun thou can'st not be, then be the humble planet. Aye, if thou art debarred from flaming like the noon-day Sun upon the snow-capped mount of purity eternal, then choose, O Neophyte, a humbler course.

Point out the "Way" -- however dimly, and lost among the host -- as does the evening star to those who tread their path in darkness.

Behold Migmar (Mars) as in his crimson veils his "Eye" sweeps over slumbering Earth. Behold the fiery aura of the "Hand" of Lhagpafrom newspaper articles to ancient artifacts and even to postulated communications with extraterrestrial aliens have cited support this thesis. Our investigations have even lead to Vulcan's orbital parameters and modeled comet swarms forming with a 3:2 resonate period. Now, the computation of giant comet 2000 CR105's average orbital period has made it statistically certain that it is in just such a resonance with Vulcan. This is tantamount to the discovery of Vulcan itself.

Vulcan's theoretical period is 4969 years implying a corresponding resonate comet swarm period of 3312.7 years. Including Vulcan's mass and orbit in the solar system, CR105's period - averaged over two Vulcan periods - is 3319.3 years. Thus Vulcan's period is implied to be 4979.0 years. There are at least three other Vulcan related (Scatter Disc)


2.7 times as far as Pluto's farthest point.

Our online paper entitled "Vulcan, Comets and the Impending Catastrophe" indicates that Earth is vulnerable to quasi-periodic comet bombardment. These giant comets sometimes fragment while rounding the Sun and form comet swarms that pass through the inner solar system, some impacting Earth. We find that four (or more) comet swarms have formed at two distant (444 AU) locations separated by 13 degrees in Vulcan's elliptical orbit. (AU=Astronomical Unit, Sun to Earth)

Long-period comets may have struck Earth approximately 5,200 and 11,600 years ago, causing Noah's flood and our current warm interglacial period, respectively. The latter date coincides with Plato's date for the destruction of Atlantis. Sir Fred Hoyle, Britain's recently deceased royal astronomer, postulated that meteor strikes averaging 10,000 years apart arespots" (four objects, one broken in two, totaling five) called "grapeshot" are depictions of meteors or comets. The "missing" Earth (its orbit is still depicted) signifies its devastation by the anticipated strikes. The relative locations of the planets and the precise location of their perihelion (closest orbital point to the Sun) define the date of this future event to within a few days.

A second source of impending comet strike data has been found in a new and unusual interpretation of the Hebrew Pentateuch called the "Bible Code."

The Bible Code's 2006 event is proximate in time to the Crop Circle T367 event of February 2007. The T367 crop circle image shown here is believed to suggest the range and the date when the next threatening comet swarm first becomes


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purpose and an immediate
          prospect of execution of the threat”; (4) the threat
          “caused the victim to be in sustained fear for his or her
          own safety or for his or her immediate family’s safety”;
          and (5) the “victim’s fear was reasonable under the
          circumstances.”

Latter-Singh, 668 F.3d at 1160 (citation omitted).
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    Indeed, the differences between the statutes are stark.
Underdoes not require that
the victim experience any fear at all, merely that the
perpetrator intend apprehension or fear. Cal. Penal Code
§ 417.26.

    Third, Latter-Singh noted that § 422 required an “intent
to instill great fear of seriously bodily injury or death” and
equated such intent with “the purpose to terrorize.” 668 F.3d
at 1163 (internal quotation marks omitted). In contrast,
§ 417.26 requires only the intent to place the victim in
“apprehension or fear of bodily harm.” Cal. Penal Code
§ 417.26. This is not equivalent to the intent to “terrorize”
that was of “the requisite depravity . . . to satisfy the moral
turpitude standard” in Latter-Singh. See 668 F.3d at 1163
(internal quotation marks omitted).4

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   Our precedent casts doubt on whether an intent to cause “apprehension
or fear,” rather than intent


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The two then shared a hug.

"I hope it can be the start of accepting responsibility, of forgiving yourself and moving on," she told him.

Both families now will begin that process of moving on after a Boulder County judge sentenced Loven to 120 days of electronic home monitoring nearly two years after he struck and killed 73-year-old Eugene "Phil" Howrey in Lefthand Canyon.

Loven, 47, was convicted in March of careless driving resulting in death by Boulder County jury.

According to an investigation by the Colorado StatePatrol, Loven was driving a Kenworth W900 dump truck hauling a trailer with construction equipment west on Lefthand Canyon Drive on June 17, 2011, with his daughter in the passenger seat when the accident occurred. Loven turned left to go south on Olde Stage Road and collided with Howrey, who was headed east on Lefthand Canyon Drive.

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He said


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Once the darling of Democratic political heavyweights — he campaigned in 2000 as the vice presidential running mate of then-Vice President Al Gore — the Connecticut senator now appears to enjoying sparring his his former party at every opportunity.

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Since then, Lieberman has nettled those in his former party for his continual overtures to Republicans. Recently, he said he wouldn’t rule out running as a Republican in his 2012 Senate race.

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Our previously published results on the *in vitro* effects of doxycycline on *B. burgdorferi* showed that different morphological forms have unique sensitivities to antimicrobial agents \[[@ref7]\]. A recent study by J. Feng et al. showed that doxycycline was effective in reducing the spirochetes but not the persisters of *B. burgdorferi* \[[@ref30], [@ref31]\]. Studies have also showed that doxycycline and amoxicillin could eliminate the spirochetal form of *B. burgdorferi*, but the dormant persisters/biofilm-like aggregates/microcolonies were not susceptible to these antibiotics \[[@ref7], [@ref31]\]. Therefore, there is an urgent need to find effective agents, which can target/eliminate all the morphological forms of *Borrelia*.

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μl of BSK-H media in 96-well tissue culture plates (BD Falcon, Franklin Lakes, NJ), which were incubated for 5 days at 33 °C with 5% CO~2~. The cells were treated with antimicrobial agents for 3 days after a twoday incubation period. Likewise, for the stationary phase, 1 × 10^5^ cells/ml were seeded in glass tubes and allowed to grow for 7 days. The effectiveness of the antimicrobial agents was tested by inoculating 1× 10^6^ spirochetes/ml in 90 μl of BSK-H media in a 96-well tissue culture plate, which was incubated for 8 days at 33 °C with 5% CO~2~. The persister cells in stationary phase were treated with antimicrobial agents for 3 days after 5 days of incubation. Biofilms were generated by inoculating 5 × 10^6^ cells/ml ofand collagen surfaces* {#sec2-16}
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Multiple morphological forms of *B. burgdorferi*, i.e, spirochetal form, round bodies, and biofilms have been observed to have different antimicrobial susceptibilities \[[@ref7]\]. In our previous publication, we characterized the antibiotics sensitivity of the biofilm form of *B. burgdorferi* and found that it is the most resistant form \[[@ref7]\]. In this study, to evaluate the effect of antimicrobial agents on *Borrelia* biofilms grown on plastic and collagen surfaces, we stained the antimicrobial treated biofilms with crystal violet to quantify the effectiveness of the different antimicrobial agents.

Biofilms grown on plastic surface and treated with negative controls, 1× PBS or 25% alcohol, did not show reduction in the biofilm masses compared to the untreated biofilm control *([Fig. 4](#fig004){ref-type="fig"})*. Biofilms treated with doxycycline, cefoperazone, daptomycin, and the three-antibiotic combination


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==========

In this study, we evaluated the antimicrobial potential of whole leaf Stevia extracts against the Lyme disease causing pathogen, *B. burgdorferi*. We compared the antimicrobial effect of Stevia with antibiotics (doxycycline, cefoperazone, daptomycin) and their combination, which were recently found effective against *Borrelia* persisters \[[@ref31]\]*.* For this study, we have chosen to utilize a novel quantitative method developed by J. Feng et al. combined with our previously reported direct counting method \[[@ref7], [@ref30], [@ref31], [@ref46]\]. Findings from this study show that Stevia whole leaf extract, as an individual agent, was effective against all known morphological forms of *B. burgdorferi.*

In the preliminary screening experiment using different extracts of Stevia, we demonstrated a significant variation in the effectiveness of the alcohol extracts of Stevia (Stevia A, Stevia B,that doxycycline was effective in eliminating the spirochetes but not the persisters of *Borrelia* \[[@ref7], [@ref16], [@ref17], [@ref30], [@ref31]\]. However, J. Feng et al. also showed that the three-antibiotic combination (doxycycline, cefoperazone, and daptomycin) was very potent in eliminating the stationary phase rich persisters of *Borrelia* \[[@ref30]\]. In this study, we provided evidence that Stevia A, as an individual agent, was capable of eliminating the spirochetes and the persisters of *Borrelia* similar to the reported three-drug combination treatment. Our data also showed that the antibiotics in combination on the persisters of *Borrelia* was indeed consistent with the previous study \[[@ref30]\]; this result further confirms the effectiveness of Stevia A.

In our previous studies, we characterized the biofilm form of *B. burgdorferi in vitro*, and showed that it represents the


[@ref45]\]. It was also observed that one of the clinical studies used a whole leaf preparation, which contained 91% stevioside, 4% rebaudioside A, and 5% of other derivatives of stevio-side \[[@ref45]\]. The outcome from these clinical studies demonstrates that the patients did not encounter any adverse effects from the use of stevioside \[[@ref44], [@ref45]\]. Although the safeness of Stevia is widely studied, more *in vivo* studies are warranted before Stevia could be used as an antimicrobial agent for any infectious diseases.

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============

People living with HIV (PLWH) in sub-Saharan Africa who consistently receive antiretroviral therapy (ART) can achieve a life expectancy similar to that of the general population.^[@R1],[@R2]^ South Africa is home to nearly 7 million PLWH, leading to more than 180,000 deaths annually.^[@R3]^ Despite having the largest ART program in the world, 58% of South Africans with HIV are not on treatment.^[@R4]^ Those diagnosed with HIV but not yet on ART experience high mortality rates, as do those initiated on ART but who are inconsistently in care.^[@R4]--[@R9]^

We and others have documented high rates of loss to follow-up and mortality after HIV or tuberculosis (TB) diagnosis but before treatment initiation.^[@R5],[@R10]--[@R17]^ Accurate ascertainment of mortality, particularly among those classified as lost to follow-up, is critical for evaluating the success of


South Africa: 2 outpatient departments at McCord and St. Mary\'s Hospitals and 2 primary health clinics. The McCord Hospital had a President\'s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR)--funded ART clinic, Sinikithemba, which closed on June 15, 2012, because of loss of PEPFAR funding; enrollment stopped at McCord\'s outpatient department on August 6, 2012.^[@R22]^ St. Mary\'s Hospital served a poorer peri-urban population 20 km west of Durban; it similarly had a PEPFAR-funded ART clinic. Participants were also enrolled at Tshelimnyama and Mariannhill, 2 nurse-driven municipal primary health clinics within the service area of St. Mary\'s Hospital. At the beginning of this study, these municipal clinics offered HIV testing and referral to St. Mary\'s Hospital for ART initiation. As a part of South Africa\'s decentralization of HIV care, starting Octoberassumption on the final adjusted model by creating a time-dependent covariate. An interaction term between number of self-perceived barriers to care and a function of survival time was included in the model. The time-dependent covariate was not significant (*P* = 0.54) supporting the proportionality assumption. We used an alpha of 0.05 to define the threshold for statistical significance. Analyses were performed using SAS software (version 9.3; SAS Institute, Cary, NC).

Role of the Funding Source {#s2-6}
--------------------------

The funding source had no impact on the design and implementation of the study or data interpretation. The Data Coordinating Center investigators (S.M.C. and C.E.C.) and lead biostatistician (E.L.) had full data access.

RESULTS {#s3}
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Cohort Characteristics {#s3-1}
----------------------

Among 6536 people screened for the study, 4954 (76%) were eligible for enrollment and 4903 (99%) were enrolled (Fig.


inconvenient clinic hours.^[@R30],[@R40]--[@R45]^ Suboptimal adherence to HIV care is directly linked to poor virologic outcomes and mortality.^[@R46],[@R47]^ Thus, it is possible that participants who reported barriers did not adhere to HIV care, as a mechanism leading to increased risk of death. Although we had previously found poor emotional health to be associated with late presentation with HIV and failure to obtain a CD4 count after diagnosis,^[@R27],[@R48]^ we did not find an association between emotional health or social support and mortality in the current study. Although social support has been associated with reduced distress in PLWH,^[@R49]^ its impact on ART adherence has been mixed^[@R50]--[@R53]^; poor emotional health has more frequently been associated with nonadherence and accelerated disease progression, although not uniformly.^[@R54]--[@R56]^ Because barriers were identified before knowledge of HIVdo not necessarily represent the official views of the US National Institute of Mental Health.

Presented in part at the 16th Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections, February 22--25, 2016, Boston, MA.

The authors have no conflicts of interest to disclose.


Equine lysozyme: the molecular basis of folding, self-assembly and innate amyloid toxicity.
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Some individual objects warrant more discussion. The SMC observations had numerous difficulties. These observations occurred during a period of time after FUSE lost one of its reaction wheels, affecting its pointing, but before jitter correction had been introduced into the FUSE calibration pipeline to account for such effects. For [SMC-SMP 1]{}, it appears only the LiF1 was aligned with the central star with any reliability (the fine error sensor camera, used for guiding, is part of the LiF1 channel, so the location of the source is always aligned in the LiF1 apertures). Other detectors seemed to have gathered nebular emission lines with little or no stellar continuum


[LMC-SMP 83]{}, see Table \[tab:neb\]). The utilized FOS dispersers include G130H (${\mbox{\,$\Delta\lambda$}}\sim1$ Å), G190H (${\mbox{\,$\Delta\lambda$}}\sim1.5$ Å), G270H (${\mbox{\,$\Delta\lambda$}}\sim2$Å) and G400H (${\mbox{\,$\Delta\lambda$}}\sim3$ Å). For [LMC-SMP 83]{}, medium-resolution STIS data is available, taken through the 52x0.2 aperture with the G140L (${\mbox{\,$\Delta\lambda$}}\sim1.3$ Å), G230L (${\mbox{\,$\Delta\lambda$}}\sim1.5$ Å), G430L (${\mbox{\,$\Delta\lambda$}}\sim1.6$ Å) and G750L ${\mbox{\,$\Delta\lambda$}}\sim1.6$ Å) gratings.

Generally, the flux levels of the FUSE and FOS/STIS data in the region of overlap are in good agreement for the LMC observations, except for [LMC-SMP 83]{}, which is known to be variable (§ \[sec:results\]). The SMC sample contains more discrepancies, however. For [SMC-SMP 22]{}, the UV flux level is much higher than that of the far-UV (discussed more in § \[sec:results\_smc\]). For [SMC-SMP 3]{} and [SMC-SMP 1]{}, the FUSE flux levels are higher by about a factor of 2 and 1.5 (respectively) than the FOS data. *International Ultraviolet Explorer* (IUE) spectra of these objects displaywavelengths. The nebular continuum flux level is further constrained not to exceed the P-Cygni troughs in the UV range. Our combined stellar and nebular models, along with the observations, are shown in Fig. \[fig:neb\].

The Central Stars {#sec:cs}
-----------------

To model the spectra of the central stars, we used CMFGEN [@hillier:98; @hillier:99b; @hillier:03], a line-blanketed code suitable for an extended, spherically-symmetric expanding atmosphere. We also used the hydrostatic structures from [TLUSTY]{}[@hubeny:95] models as input to the CMFGEN models. [TLUSTY]{}calculates the atmospheric structure assuming a plane-parallel geometry. The detailed workings of the code are explained in the references above, here we give a brief descriptions of the salient features.

For [CMFGEN]{} models, the fundamental photospheric/wind parameters include , , the mass loss rate , the elemental abundances, the velocity law and the wind terminal velocity,


UV spectra of this object are rich in wind features:  [$\lambda\lambda$]{}933,44,  [$\lambda$]{}977 & 1175, [$\lambda\lambda$]{}1118,28,  [$\lambda\lambda$]{}1032,38,  [$\lambda\lambda$]{}1238,43, [$\lambda$]{}1371, and  [$\lambda\lambda$]{}1548,51. The  doublet has particularly strong absorption (but some of the emission seen includes  airglow lines).

The strong carbon and oxygen spectrum exhibited by this object are best fit by models from our H-deficient grid (implying He-burning). In the model shown (${\mbox{\,$T_{eff}$}}= 50$ kK, ${\mbox{\,$\dot{M}$}}=3.15{\mbox{\,$\rm x 10^{-8}$}}$ ) most of the features mentioned above are fit adequately, except [ [$\lambda\lambda$]{}1118,28]{} (which is weak) and [ [$\lambda$]{}1175]{} (which is strong). Adjusting the temperature/mass-loss rate within the quoted uncertainties alleviate these problems, at the expense of degrading the fits of some of the other diagnostics. In cooler models the  features becomes too strong, unobserved  [$\lambda\lambda$]{}1394,1402 appears, and  [$\lambda\lambda$]{} 1238-43 disappears. Hotter models (${\mbox{\,$T_{eff}$}}\gtrsim 60$ kK) lose the  lines. Models failnebular carbon abundance for this object, which is consistent with our findings that the wind is carbon-enriched. @bianchi:97 determined ${\mbox{\,$T_{eff}$}}= 52$ kK, ${\mbox{\,v$_{\infty}$}}= 1500$  for this object by modeling its UV and optical spectra, basically confirmed by our analysis.

The FUSE spectra of this star show the signature of hot molecular hydrogen, which severely attenuates the stellar flux. We have fit the absorption pattern with circumstellar  component having a temperature of $T\simeq 3000$ K.

As mentioned above, our models failed to fit the [ [$\lambda\lambda$]{}1032,38]{} line simultaneously with the other, lower-ionization diagnostics. It is known that X-rays, arising from shocks believed to develop from instabilities in the radiationally-driven wind, are needed to explain observed  line profiles in O and early B-stars [@bianchi:02; @garcia:04; @bianchi:06iau2]. We thus calculated some models which include X-rays in the wind.


the first case of a similar phenomena in CSPN winds.

-   These FUSE observations add two cases ([LMC-SMP 83]{} and [SMC-SMP 22]{}) to the small number of CSPN displaying nebular [ [$\lambda\lambda$]{}1032,38]{} (the first case, LMC-SMP 62, was reported by HB04).

By virtue of their membership of the Magellanic Clouds, the uncertainties in their distances is small, which carries over to the derived stellar parameters. This is a great advantage over Galactic CSPN, where the distance is the largest source of uncertainty in the analysis.

Our FUSE observations have allowed us to derive a set of stellar and wind parameters for CSPN of the Magellanic Clouds that are unhampered by the distance uncertainties that plague equivalent Galactic studies. In addition to revealing the flux of the hot star (which is obscured at longer wavelengths bythe Opacity Project [@seaton:87; @opacity:95; @opacity:97], the Iron Project [@pradhan:96; @hummer:93], @kurucz:95[^2] and the Atomic Spectra Database at NIST Physical Laboratory being the principal sources. Much of the Kurucz atomic data were obtained directly from CfA [@kurucz:88; @kurucz:02]. Individual sources of atomic data include the following: @zhang:97, @bautista:97, @becker:95b, @butler:93, @fuhr:88, @luo:89a, @luo:89b, Mendoza (1983, 1995, private communication), @mendoza:95, @nussbaumer:83 [@nussbaumer:84], @peach:88, Storey (1988, private communication), @tully:90, and @wiese:66 [@wiese:69]. Unpublished data taken from the Opacity Project include:  data (Butler, K.)  data (Saraph and Storey) and C. Mendoza (, ).

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[^2]: See http://cfa-www.harvard.edu/amdata/ampdata/amdata.shtml
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A reminder of the good old days hangs on the wall of the Arsieni family’s olive-oil shop in the market square of Cellino San Marco. The aerial photo of the groves in 2017 shows a healthy green sea of trees. That year production was close to 100% of the normal amount, explains Eugenio. Last year it was down by 40%. This year the loss will be more like 70%, he estimates. On a hike around the family’s land he points to one avenue of skeletal trees: “Last year these were all


enough to weaken the trees, but not cold enough to kill the spittlebug populations. Riccardo Valentine of the Euro-Mediterranean Centre on Climate Change has argued that these extreme events have made the olive trees vulnerable to the bacterium. Climate change also helps to explain Xylella’s northward spread: Martin Godefroid of the French National Institute for Agricultural Research and others have shown that “climate change may strongly impact the distribution” of Xylella, with milder winters making this tropical bacterium viable far north of its natural habitat.

The story in Puglia is not untypical. Climate change is destroying, or contributing to the destruction of, ancient olive groves across southern Europe. Unusually hot summers and heavy rains in Greece have produced surges in the olive-fly populations; the harvest there is expected toDavid Duchovny is gearing up to become Mulder once again with “The X-Files” revival going into production this summer, and he admits he’s always wanted the show to return.

“We always wanted to keep it going,” Duchovny told Variety on Thursday at NBC’s Summer Press Day in Pasadena, Calif., where he was on site to promote his upcoming drama “Aquarius,” which premieres May 28. “We always envisioned a movie franchise when we stopped the TV show, and we did two — the second one did well, but I guess not well enough to do a third, and we were all kind of disappointed that didn’t happen that way.”

“The X-Files” reboot will return to Fox with original creator Chris Carter for six episodes, which Duchovny says was appealing to him.


look at philanthropic dollars. One way is charity. The other one’s change. And, it was my view in the early years of the foundation, we were funding too much charity and not enough change.

Charity is a lot easier to fund. It’s easier to give 5 million dollars to a children’s hospital to get your name on the wing. (For example) the California Endowment Emergency Room … the ribbon cutting is nice, the photo op is nice. Funding is not as glorious.

LAWT: How do you go about determining who gets what (among those underserved communities)? We live in a community with a lot of other ethnicities but the core African American community usually feels slighted, like we’re always left out.

RR: Fact number one is that we’re a $3 billiondefensive shortstop with a thin frame, that wasn’t a surprise. Building on his 2015 campaign, though, Urena has grown his OPS each month this season. And don’t forget: he’s very new to switch-hitting.

Stretching back to the beginning of June with the Dunedin Blue Jays, Urena is hitting .352 in 176 plate appearances. Shorten that to the month of July, and Urena has hit .412 with a 1.025 OPS in his last 72 plate appearances.

Perhaps the most impressive factor involved is Urena’s age. Turning 20 this past February, he has made just four plate appearances against pitchers that are younger than him.

This also represents a calming of the waters for Urena, who last year was bumped from Lansing up to Dunedin and eventually back down after his first stint


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4 / THINK AHEAD

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"Cuba imports around $4 billion in goods per year from countries other than the United States," Skorburg points out. "Of this amount, 20 to 25 percent is agricultural commodities approaching $1 billion in value. Prior to the 1960s embargo, the U.S. had 75 to 80 percent of this market."

Moreover, according to a recent study entitled Economic Impacts of U.S. Agricultural Exports to Cuba, if the U.S. pursues expanded trade, investment and tourism with Cuba, it is reasonable to expect that, under optimum conditions, U.S. ag exports could approach $500 million to $1.2 billion annually. Published in October 2001, the 52-page research report was prepared by Texas A&M University ag economists Parr Rosson and Flynn Adcock, under contract


with a group of Georgia agribusiness leaders in October 2000, Irvin sent his key international trade staff to the island last September, and he was a featured speaker at the January 2002 U.S.-Cuba Business Conference in Cancun, Mexico. Irvin and some 15 Georgia agribusinesses are scheduled participants in the U.S. Food & Agribusiness Exposition.

"Cubans are friendly toward Americans, and their government leaders are anxious to do business with the U.S," Irvin says. "Agricultural trade can do more to cement our relationship with Cuba than any other tools we have." AMThe first in a four-concert series showcasing the works of composer Antonin Dvořák, this performance will feature 16 musicians and works including Serenade in D Minor, op. 44; Piano Quartet in E-Flat Major, op. 87; and Sonata in F Major for Violin and Piano, op. 57.

Duquesne University

Founded in 1878, Duquesne is consistently ranked among the nation's top Catholic research universities for its award-winning faculty and tradition of academic excellence. The University is nationally ranked by U.S. News and World Report and the Princeton Review for its rich academic programs in nine schools of study for nearly 10,000 graduate and undergraduate students, and by the Washington Monthly for service and contributing to students' social mobility. Duquesne is a member of the U.S. President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll


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[^1]: This work is done while the author is a Post Doctoral Fellow at Harish-Chandra Research Institute, Prayagraj(Allahabad).


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project. Suggestions included having more frequent gatherings, having online meetings alongside gatherings, and having the opportunity to work with material from home. The researchers expressed ideas on how to engage PRPs in other ways and in other tasks. For example, having PRPs work part-time in the project, and giving them the chance to freely come up with ideas on how the research project should evolve. The participants mentioned that a potential drawback of long-term collaborations is the risk that members will become less objective and less critical over time. Furthermore, the participants described how distance to the meeting venue was an obstacle, and suggested that the time for meetings should be prolonged since some travelled quite far for the half-day meetings."*"Now it may be included somehow in thisphase of the collaboration, since we believe that this is a key factor for successful patient involvement. Furthermore, such discussions can be a good illustration of a working relationship on equal grounds. This in turn can inspire both PRPs and researchers, and open up for development of both the content of the research as well as suitable and feasible forms and structure of the collaboration.

The participants in the study described various positive impacts of patient involvement on the research project. The involvement of the PRPs was perceived to contribute to creating a more thought-through research process, constantly reminding the researchers of the end-goal of the collaborative work. In line with what has been shown in the literature on PPI in a range of health and social care research


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2. Discussion of the Related Art
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For a real sea change, a national climate and energy literacy initiative is needed so that humans and the ecosystems that sustain us can survive and thrive in the 21st Century. --Mark McCaffrey

Mark McCaffrey is a programs and policy director at the National Center for Science Education, www.ncse.com


will be to take on the winner of Game 1, either Sacred City or Arizona, and while ACDG didn’t play Sacred City in a sanctioned game at Pac Destruction this year, they both took on the same opponent there. The Hollywood Scarlets first beat Terminal City by 183 points, and then Terminal beat Sacred by 134, making it seem like an uphill battle for the Sacrificers. But if the team to beat is Arizona, we have far fewer predictors of what that play may look like this season, but Angel City did beat Arizona last year by 256 points.

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citizens are selected to shadow officers on every shift, maybe require a
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By this logic, what speed DOESN'T justify a police officer stopping a driver?
Under is somehow suspicious according to your thinking, over is obviously
illegal, and who can travel at precisely the speed limit all the time so they
never go over or under?

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> Under is somehow suspicious according to your thinking

Read my comment, where did I say this was suspicious? What I said in regards
to the stop is:

> there are hundreds of thousands of stops everyday, many like this one are
> ridiculous

>shouldn’t have made the stop to begin with

The lawunusual, some
of the statutes are unfortunately subjective...for example I think in NC they
prohibit “driving to slowly in the passing lane on a highway” so potentially
an officer might pull someone over for going the Actual speed limit in the
passing lane (presuming they weren’t passing).

Anyway I think you might be missing the point where the poster stated:

>”under is suspicious according to your thinking...”

I never said driving under the speed limit is suspicious, and I specifically
said I think this stop was ridiculous...still I don’t think we can say he was
stopped for being black (it’s possible) but more likely due to being a rental
car driving under the speed limit.

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exists...

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a sub-committee on constitutional rights under Senator Sam Ervin to investigate government's role in behavior modification. Senator Ervin's 650-page report was published in November 1974 under the title "Individual Rights and the Federal Role in Behavior Modification." [viii]

The US Congress previously examined problems in The SEED [ix] [x] [xi] and then in later residential treatment programs. These later substance abuse treatment programs were modeled on the Synanon program, [xii] [xiii] [xiv] [xv] [xvi] [xvii] the SEED and Straight Inc. Each time, the offending substance abuse treatment program was shut down. However, new programs rapidly emerged with new legal identities to start the same kind of operation. There are now even more programs reported to be abusive, despite numerous local, state and federal investigations. Those who have been victimizedcamps, has given rise to allegations of inhumane treatment of youth, and exploitation of families who are desperately seeking help for their teenagers. This topic, previously the subject of two hearings in Congress and two special reports by the GAO, was examined further on Feb. 19th 2009, at a meeting sponsored by the Alliance for the Safe, Therapeutic, and Appropriate Use of Residential Treatment on (ASTART) and co-sponsored by the Community Alliance for the Ethical Treatment of Youth (CAFETY), on Capitol Hill. CAFETY is a youth-driven, grassroots organization dedicated to the protection of the human rights of youth placed in residential programs. ASTART, Bob Friedman, Ph.D., A START Coordinator, http://astart.fmhi.usf.edu/. http://www.cafety.org/testimonies/732-us-house-testimonies

http://www.cafety.org/testimonies/733-us-house-of-representatives-testimonies

http://www.cafety.org/events/archives-conferences-and-events/725-astartcafety-capitol-hill-briefing-dc-february-19-2009.

[ii] Final GAO Report on Residential Facilities (Full Report) (May 2008) Residential Facilities: Improved data and enhanced oversight


FREDERICTON -- You're not going to find the latest recipe for avocado toast, but a new collection of recipes is offering an insight into early colonial life in the Maritimes, including advice for making your own medicine, desserts, and even how to catch a rat.

"People had to figure out how to live -- not just what to eat, but how to stay dry, get well, grow food and build and maintain houses. Recipes helped with all of that," said Edith Snook, an English professor at the University of New Brunswick.

Snook and Lyn Bennett, an associate professor of English at Dalhousie University and a team of research assistants have spent the last three years digging through archives to find recipes written in the Maritimes before 1800.

"In the settler societyfield data were collected using Personal Digital Assistants, also known as palm computers, with software applications developed by the Central American Population Center for this study.

A field team of five interviewers, two phlebotomists, and a supervisor collected the information and the blood and urine specimens using a continuous fieldwork design over a period of nearly 2 years. The field team received a 2-week training course that included standardized anthropometric measures. Several Costa Rican laboratories analyzed the blood and urine specimens, depending on the type of biomarker. All laboratories were certified by a national reference center of clinical chemistry, an agency under the Ministry of Health. In addition to the internal reliability tests that these laboratories must conduct as part of their quality control procedures, we conducted reliability analyses


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The expected SES gradient ([Figure 4](#fig4){ref-type="fig"}) occurs in five of our seven health outcomes (SRH; cognitive, functional, and physical disability; and depression), as well as in just two biomarkers (norepinephrine and grip strength) and two behavioral conditions (smoking and lack of exercise).

Counterbalancing the aforementioned health indicators, there are 10 conditions in which low-SES individuals do significantly