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element disposed on an opening formed in at least one of the planar circuit conductor and the ground conductor, and connected to the at least one conductor along the periphery of the opening to electronically control the electromagnetic wave field. Used as the circuit element may be a variable reactance element such as a varactor diode, and a switching element such as a PIN diode, Schottky barrier diode and the like, and furthermore an MMIC (monolithic microwave integrated circuit) and the like. Such a circuit element is connected to the planar circuit conductor or the ground conductor at least two points along the periphery of the opening. In the present invention, an opening is formed in at least one of the planar circuit conductor and ground conductor which makes upCutaneous infections affecting wrestlers frequently result in lost time from practice and competition and can substantially affect individual wrestler and team success. From 1988 to 2004, approximately 20% of practice-related sports medicine conditions in National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) wrestlers leading to lost practice time involved cutaneous infections.^[@bibr5-1941738113481179],[@bibr63-1941738113481179]^ Examination {#section5-1941738113481179} =========== In the NCAA, the sports medicine team typically performs screenings several times per week during practices and before all competitions according to published guidelines.^[@bibr63-1941738113481179]^ Outside the NCAA, requirements for screening vary; however, the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) Sports Medicine Advisory Committee (SMAC) has also published guidelines.^[@bibr65-1941738113481179]^ A systematic head-to-toe examination is important for a thorough and efficient skin check. It is standard practice to have the wrestlers undress completely except for briefs and to position them in

would let him get away with anything. 12 March 1938, Hitler Seizes Austria Nazis in Austria had wanted to follow in Hitler’s footsteps and gain power. The second time they conspired the current Austrian chancellor got wind of their plan. He decided his best move would be to negotiate with Hitler and try to make sure Austria remained independent. Unfortunately his best move turned out to be his worst, and Hitler simply bullied him into giving up and appointing sever Austrian Nazis to the Government. Eventually Hitler forced him to resign. Hitler advanced into Austria and was met with a welcoming reception. He appointed a new government, and had Schuschnigg put in jail. 1 Oct 1938, Germany Occupied Sudetenland Czechoslovakia was created after the first world war, and was mainly made upgrowing season are taken as two groups of variables for calculating the GRD between NDVI and monthly mean air temperature. Similarly, to calculate the GRD of NDVI sequence of the growing season and the monthly mean air temperature (April--August, March--August, and February--June), we use monthly cumulative precipitation (May--September, April--August, March--July and February--June), monthly mean relative humidity (May--September, April--August, March--July, and February--June) and monthly cumulative sunshine duration (May--September, April--August, March--July, and February--June), respectively. By comparing NDVI in the growing season with the GRD of the same comparative factor at different moments, the lag time of the NDVI to the climatic factors is discussed in the growing season. ### 2.4.4. Multiple Nested Times Series Analysis {#sec2dot4dot4-ijerph-16-03452} In this paper, the method of MNTSA proposed by Du et al. \[[@B9-ijerph-16-03452]\] is used to

are relatively stable. The NDVI in the growing season reaches its maximum in 2012, which may be related to the increase of air temperature and precipitation in the year. In 2016, only air temperature shows positive anomaly. Although relative humidity changes greatly, the anomaly of precipitation and sunshine duration is small, and the rise of air temperature reduces the suppression of vegetation activity in the growing season. In 2003, there is a decrease of air temperature, a significant decrease of sunshine duration, a significant increase of precipitation and relative humidity. The decrease of air temperature and sunshine duration led to suppression of vegetation growth. The NDVI in the growing season of 2007 is lower than that in 2006, and the air temperature and the sunshine duration of themusic. With both having passed away, Wynette in 1998 and George Jones just last April, Jones felt it was very important to keep their memory and their music alive. Wynette and Jones married in 1969, and Georgette was born in 1970. As she grew, music was all around her as was the media attention her famous parents attracted. In 2011, Jones released a book, “The Three of Us, Growing Up Tammy and George.” Jones said she had read a book written about her mother the previous year and wanted to set the record straight on who her mother really was. “She had a wonderful sense of humor and was strong and independent,” Jones said. “She believed in living life to the fullest.” She said both of her parents weren’t really the way

disease that is passed between humans and animals. He emphasized, "between animal and human medicine there are no dividing lines---nor should there be." William Osler (1849--1919) worked with Virchow and was interested in the linkages between human and veterinary medicine.James H. Steele (1947)Founded the Veterinary Public Health Division at Centers for Disease Control (CDC) recognizing that good animal health is important for good public health and played an important role in the public health response to diseases such as rabies, brucellosis, salmonellosis, Q fever, bovine tuberculosis, and leptospirosis.Calvin Schwabe (1927--2006)Made many important contributions to veterinary epidemiology over his career. He established Department of Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine at the Veterinary School, the first department of its kind at a veterinary school. In 1964 he wrote a monograph (*VeterinaryMedicine and Human Health*) in which he proposed that veterinary and human health professionals should collaborate to combat zoonotic diseases and coined the term 'One Medicine' which emphasizes the similarities between human and veterinary medicine.The Wildlife Conservation Society, 29 September 2004Brought together a group of human and animal health experts for a symposium at Rockefeller University in New York City. Attendees of this symposium, titled "Building Interdisciplinary Bridges to Health in a 'Globalized World'," discussed the movement of diseases among humans, domestic animals, and wildlife. The symposium set 12 priorities, so called the Manhattan Principles, to combat health threats to human and animal health and called for an international, interdisciplinary approach to prevent disease and formed the basis of the 'One Health, One World' concept.Ronald Davis, MD, President

of the American Medical Association (AMA), June 2007Collaborated with Roger Mahr, DVM, President of the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA), to establish a bond between the two organizations and on 3 July 2007, the House of Delegates of the AMA unanimously approved a resolution calling for increased collaboration between the human and veterinary medical communities.Representatives of 111 countries and 29 international organizations, 4--6 December 2007Met in New Delhi, India, for the International Ministerial Conference on Avian and Pandemic Influenza. During this meeting, governments were encouraged to further develop the One Health concept by building linkages between human and animal health systems for pandemic preparedness and human security.International Ministerial Conference on Avian and Pandemic Influenza in New Delhi (2008)In response to the recommendations of the previous International Ministerial Conferenceon Avian and Pandemic Influenza in New Delhi, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), the World Health Organization (WHO), the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE), the United Nations Children\'s Emergency Fund (UNICEF), the World Bank, and the United Nations System Influenza Coordination (UNSIC) came together in 2008 to develop a document titled, 'Contributing to One World, One Health. A Strategic Framework for Reducing Risks of Infectious Diseases at the Animal--Human--Ecosystem Interface.' The framework built on the lessons learned from the highly pathogenic H5N1 avian influenza response during the early 2000s and presented a strategy for applying the One Health concept to emerging infectious diseases (EIDs) at the animal--human--ecosystem interface.International Ministerial Conference on Avian and Pandemic Influenza in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, 25--26 October 2008Representatives

from more than 120 countries and 26 international and regional organizations attended the International Ministerial Conference on Avian and Pandemic Influenza in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt. During this meeting, the joint strategic framework was officially released recommended One Health as a feasible approach and a strategy for fighting avian influenza and other infectious diseases, one that focuses infectious disease control in areas where animals, humans, and ecosystems meet.Lonnie King, then Director of CDCs National Center for Zoonotic, Vector-Borne, and Enteric Diseases, 2009Established a One Health office at CDC. The office was created as a point of contact for external animal health organizations and to maximize external funding opportunities. Since that time, the role of the One Health office has expanded to include supporting public health research that furthers theOne Health concept, facilitating the exchange of data and information among researchers across disciplines and sectors.The United States Agency for International Development (2009)Launched the emerging pandemic threats (EPT) program. The program\'s purpose is to ensure a coordinated, comprehensive international effort to prevent the emergence of diseases of animal origin that could threaten human health. The EPT program draws on expertise from across the animal and human health sectors to build regional, national, and local One Health capacities for early disease detection, laboratory-based disease diagnosis, rapid disease response and containment, and risk reduction.The Public Health Agency of Canada\'s Center for Food-Borne, Environmental, and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases, 16--19 March 2009Hosted the One World, One Health Expert Consultation in Winnipeg, Manitoba. This technical meeting was held to further discuss the 'One

World, One Health' strategy and the objectives in the strategic framework, which was first released at the International Ministerial Conference on Avian and Pandemic Influenza in Sharm el-Sheikh. During the meeting, key recommendations emerged for actions that countries could take to advance the concepts of One Health.International Ministerial Conference on Avian and Pandemic Influenza in Hanoi, Vietnam, 19--21 April 2010A total of 71 countries and regional bodies, along with representatives from international organizations, development banks, and other stakeholders, attended the International Ministerial Conference on Avian and Pandemic Influenza in Hanoi, Vietnam. With the experience of the H1N1 pandemic and highly pathogenic H5N1 avian influenza, participants confirmed the need to bring greater attention to the links between human and animal health to address threats that happen when there isclose interface between animals, humans, and the ecosystem. At the conclusion of the meeting, participants unanimously adopted the Hanoi Declaration, which called for focused action at the animal--human--ecosystem interface and recommended broad implementation of One Health.The FAO, the OIE, and the WHO, April 2010Recognizing that managing and responding to EIDs is complex and requires multisectoral cooperation, the FAO, the OIE, and the WHO joined together to publish the concept in April 2010. This paper proposes a long-term strategic direction for international collaboration aimed at sharing responsibilities and coordinating global activities to address health risks that arise when humans, animals, and the ecosystem interface.CDC, 4--6 May 2010CDC in collaboration with the OIE, the FAO, and the WHO hosted a meeting in Stone Mountain, GA, titled "Operationalizing 'One Health': A

Policy Perspective -- Taking Stock and Shaping an Implementation Roadmap." The meeting, which came to be known as the 'Stone Mountain meeting,' was designed to define specific action steps to move the concept of One Health forward. Participants identified seven key activities to advance the One Health agenda. These activities formed the basis of six workgroups which focused on cataloging and developing One Health trainings and curricula, establishing a global network, developing a country-level needs assessment, building capacity at the country level, developing a business case to promote donor support, and gathering evidence for proof of concept through literature reviews and prospective studies.The World Bank and the United Nations, July 2010The World Bank and the United Nations released the 'Fifth Global Progress Report on Animal and Pandemic Influenza.'The report reiterated the findings of the delegates at the International Ministerial Conference on Avian and Pandemic Influenza in Hanoi. It also emphasized the importance of adopting a One Health approach to sustain a momentum in pandemic preparedness. It also recommended that rather than focusing on controlling avian influenza through emergency initiatives, countries and regional bodies should build One Health capacity to respond to a broad range of emerging and existing disease threats.European Union, August 2010The European Union published the 'Outcome and Impact Assessment of the Global Response to the Avian Influenza Crisis' report. This report states, "the European Union has already taken new initiatives under the One Health umbrella and will continue to do so in the coming years." The report emphasized the need to translate the

One Health concept into practical policies and strategies that promote interagency and cross-sectoral collaboration.1st International One Health Congress, 14--16 February 2011The 1st International One Health Congress was held in Melbourne, Australia. More than 650 people from 60 countries and a range of disciplines came together to discuss the benefits of working together to promote a One Health approach. In addition to understanding the interdependence of human, animal, and environmental health, attendees agreed that it is important to include other disciplines such as economics, social behavior, and food security and safety.1st One Health Conference in Africa, 14--15 July 2011The Southern African Center for infectious disease surveillance organized the 1st One Health Conference in Africa at the National Institute for Communicable Diseases in Johannesburg, South Africa. The conference brought togetherscientists from Africa, Asia, Europe, Russia, Australia, and the United States.Tripartite, 15--17 November 2011Building on the agreements in the Tripartite Concept Note, the Tripartite organized a high-level technical meeting in Mexico City on 15--17 November 2011. The focus of this meeting was to address health risks that occur in different geographic regions by highlighting three priority One Health topics -- rabies, influenza, and antimicrobial resistance. These topics served as a basis to discuss what needs to be done to build political will and more actively engage ministers of health in the One Health movement.The Global Risk Forum One Health Summit, 19--22 February 2012The Global Risk Forum One Health Summit was held in Davos, Switzerland. The Summit presented the One Health concept as a way to manage health threats,

focusing on food safety and security. The conference ended by approving the 'Davos One Health Action Plan,' which pinpointed ways to improve public health through multisectoral and multistakeholder cooperation.Prince Mahidol Award Conference (PMAC), 28 January to 5 February 2013The PMAC took place in Bangkok with the theme, 'A World United Against Infectious Diseases: Cross-Sectoral Solutions.' The PMAC hosted the 1st Global Conference on regional disease surveillance networks and the 2nd International One Health Congress Centennial Commemoration of the Rockefeller Foundation. One of the main objectives of the conference was to foster cooperation and communication across sectors and across borders to mitigate the threat of infectious diseases, existing or emerging, at the human--animal--ecosystem interface.1st OHCEA International Conference on One Health, 23--27 September 2013One Health Central and Eastern Africa (OHCEA)increasing number of African countries consider One Health approach as a key priority and are working toward the creation of One Health platforms. Overview of One Health Central and Eastern Africa {#s0025} ================================================= One Health Central and Eastern Africa (OHCEA) is a network of schools of public health and veterinary higher education institutions involving countries of the Eastern and Central Africa region, a region that includes the Congo Basin commonly considered to be one of the 'hot spots' for emerging and reemerging infectious diseases. These countries are DRC, Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, and Uganda with the regional secretariat located at the Makerere University School of Public Health in Kampala, Uganda. OHCEA has increased its reach to West Africa, with the addition of Cameroon and Senegal. The current institutional membership of OHCEA by

country and university, as of 2016, is shown in [Table 2](#t0015){ref-type="table"} . In each member country, the OHCEA team is spearheaded by schools of public health and schools of veterinary medicine and includes high engagement of government ministries, such as those responsible for health, agriculture, food, livestock, fisheries, education, wildlife, and disaster management and response.Table 2OHCEA member institutions and their corresponding countriesS. NO.CountryUniversitySchools/College1CameroonUniversity of Montagnes1. Faculty of Health Sciences (composed of both public health and veterinary)University of Buea2. Faculty of Health Sciences3. Faculty of Agriculture & Veterinary Medicine2Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)University of Kinshasa4. School of Public HealthUniversity of Lubumbashi5. Faculty of Veterinary Medicine3EthiopiaJimma University6. School of Public Health7. School of Veterinary Medicine Mekelle University8. School of Public Health9. School of Veterinary Medicine4KenyaUniversity of Nairobi10. School of Public Health11.Faculty of Veterinary MedicineMoi University12. School of Public Health5RwandaNational University of Rwanda13. School of Animal Sciences and Veterinary Medicine14. School of Public Health6SenegalUniversity of Cheikh Anta Diop15. Institute for Health and Development (ISED)16. The Inter-State School of Veterinary Sciences and Medicine (EISVM)7TanzaniaMuhimbili University of Health & Allied Sciences17. School of Public HealthSokoine University of Agriculture18. Faculty of Veterinary Medicine8UgandaMakerere University19. School of Public Health20. College of Veterinary Medicine, Animal Resources and Biosecurity OHCEA received a 5-year-subaward funding for implementation of activities funded through the University of Minnesota on an award from USAID for the implementation of the One Health Workforce (OHW) Project. This project will facilitate government-led, university-driven, network-supported coordination and collaboration across all levels of the human and animal health sectors essential to meet the Global Health Security

Agenda vision for "a world safe and secure from global health threats posed by infectious diseases" ([@bib7]). OHCEA was inaugurated on 17 October 2010 "at a historic meeting facilitated by USAID with participants drawn from the seven schools of public health, seven faculties of veterinary medicine," two American partner universities (Tufts University and University of Minnesota) in addition to 'RESPOND project staff.' At the beginning, OHCEA had only two staff, 'a Program Manager and an Administrator,' and its office was 'a room at the Makerere School of Public Health' ([@bib7]). Understandably, "the challenge then was establishing structures at the Secretariat and at the six country offices manned by dedicated Focal Persons and Administrators, with support from a Fixed Obligation Grant from the RESPOND project. One of the immediate achievements was bringingthe School of Public Health at the Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences in Tanzania since 2005. In 2011 the two schools expanded its membership to schools of veterinary medicine in the region to form what became known as OHCEA. The mission of LIPHEA was leadership in management of disasters and personnel training. The activities of LIPHEA were funded by USAID through the Higher Education until 2009. The main US partner in the LIPHEA team was the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health ([@bib7] [@bib13] [@bib9]). Inspired by the evolution of One Health, LIPHEA invited schools of veterinary medicine in the region to join hands in the formation of OHCEA which gradually moved from disaster preparedness and response to OHW strengthening in participating countries. Based on opportunities

available within the EPT program, OHCEA quickly became engaged with OHW strengthening in the participating countries. With the formation of OHCEA the total number of schools was expanded to 14 (7 being from the public health area and 7 from the veterinary area) spread into six countries from Uganda, Tanzania, Kenya, Ethiopia, DRC, and Rwanda. The US partners in the OHCEA network are the University of Minnesota and Tufts University as strategic partners. OHCEA became a registered legal entity in Uganda with a secretariat based in Kampala, Uganda, and worked with it to found Country Coordinating Committees, as well as complete OHCEA\'s initial scopes of work, including conducting a gap analysis in each participating country, finalizing reporting policies and procedures for a 10-year strategic plan, and mapping programmatic resourcessustaining continuous improvement of health and well-being of humans, animals, and ecosystems through multidisciplinary research, training, and community service. From its regional base, OHCEA strives to be internationally recognized for its intellectual leadership and contributions to One Health as indicated by its collaboration with international partners. OHCEA member institutions and the human, veterinary and wildlife health systems they represent will be demonstrably better trained in the One Health approach and linked through integrated institutional education, communications, operational protocols, and policies. Curricula that are jointly designed and tested by these partners will be in place and utilized by undergraduate students in universities (preservice personnel) as well as those already employed and working (in-service personnel) ensuring the longevity of OHCEA\'s efforts into the future. National government offices responsible for disease

Research and Training Network (AFNNET), Southern African Centre for Infectious Disease Surveillance (SACIDS), Cysticercosis Working Group in East and Southern Africa (CGWESA), in addition to OHCEA and other smaller ones. Some of these networks have evolved and expanded from existing regional disease surveillance networks with the role of mitigating the threat of infectious disease outbreaks ([@bib2]). See also {#s0045} ======== Global Burden of Disease.  Japhet Killewo is a professor of Epidemiology at the Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences (MUHAS) in Tanzania. He teaches epidemiology and biostatistics to undergraduates and post-graduate students in the university and offers short courses in data management, research methodology and monitoring and evaluation to other scholars. He does research in communicable and non-communicable diseases and he was the first in Tanzania to design the largest fieldconsiderable number of research proposals and manuscripts for various peer reviewed international journals. JK has published widely in local as well as international journals and has written chapters in books and edited a section in the International Encyclopaedia of Public Health. He is also the Editor-in-Chief of the derivative volume on Epidemiology and Demography in Public Health and has more than 80 published articles in journals to his credit. Email: <jkillewo@yahoo.co.uk>  William Bazeyo is a Ugandan physician, academician and Occupational Health specialist. He is currently a Professor of occupational medicine at Makerere University college of Health Sciences\' School of Public Health where he is the Dean of the school. Makerere University is the oldest university in Uganda. He is also the Lab Director and Chief of Party of Resilient Africa

Network (RAN) which brings together 20 Universities in 16 African Countries, Director Center for Tobacco Control in Africa \[CTCA\], Principal Investigator (Executive Director) One Health Central and Eastern Africa \[OHCEA\] WB has been a researcher, academician and lecturer at Makerere University School of Public Health since 1992 where he currently serves as the Dean. He is a Principal Investigator for several projects funded by Development partners including USAID, CDC, Bill Gates and others. The Projects focus on different areas namely, Resilient Africa Network (RAN), a USAID Higher Education Solutions Network (HESN) Lab which is a consortium of 20 African Universities led by Makerere University School of Public Health in partnership with Stanford University, Tulane University and Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) whose main focus is the creationThose two guys are part of the PONY LICKS crew, that provides Greece with heavy bass the last years! DIZTA, originally from Greece, its in Leamington Spa, UK where he fell in love with bass music, ranging from grime, garage, hip hop. In an early age he stumbled across one of his friends’ jungle / drum n bass tape packs….this was it !!!From then on,he would constantly sort out the latest banger…and mix it up…He currently works on new productions with D-Jahsta for pony licks records. D-JAHSTA is a very talented young producer that at the end of 2009 turns his hand to dubstep and starts playing his first dubstep gigs together with the rest of the pony licks team, in which there is a massive boom in the club scene with

on Leader Tim Hudak to confess to his math errors in his Million Jobs Plan. The PC platform, which calls for the cutting of 100,000 positions from the public service, will push the province back into recession instead of creating jobs, she argue. Hudak countered his platform will put people to work and promised he would resign as premier if it failed. Hudak said he was the only leader on the stage being honest with Ontarians about the measures it would take to bring the provincial budget back into balance. The PC leader made a reference to an attack ad launched by the Ontario Provincial Police Association that accused him of planning to rip up their collective agreement. Hudak said he would proceed with a legislated two-year wage freeze that includes the police. TheFerrara University Hospital. The tenets of the Declaration of Helsinki were followed. The study was in compliance with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) requirements and was approved by the Institutional Review Board of the Azienda Ospedaliero-Universitaria ''S. Anna", Ferrara, Italy. The Ethics Commette of the Univeristy of Ferrara approved this study. The number of 50 patients with age-related cataract was considered as representative sample of a population that reflects the features of people affected by uncomplicated cataract. Patients diagnosed with age-related cataract underwent surgery, after being provided with written informed consent. Following the same protocol we did in our previous study about longitudinal phacoemulsification, we chose to perform the standard ophthalmic examination four weeks before surgery and to schedule patients to be seen at one day,

diagnostic criteria used and was independent of age and prepregnancy BMI of women included in this study. Women with GDM had a 50% higher risk of having a caesarean section and a more than double risk of labor being induced compared to women without GDM in both years. However, the chance for both outcomes previously listed was higher in 2010 than in 2014. GDM is traditionally associated with increased rate of caesarean deliveries \[[@B24]\], but only according to data reported before results of HAPO study in 2010 and before new WHO guidelines for GDM in 2013, while studies on perinatal outcomes after implementation of new GDM guidelines are scarce. This suggests that despite significant increase in prevalence of GDM, the prevalence of GDM related induction of labor andIbrahim prize: Liberia's Sirleaf wins African leadership prize Published duration 12 February 2018 image copyright Getty Images image caption Mrs Sirleaf is the first woman Ibrahim Laureate Liberia's ex-president, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, has won the $5m (£3.6m) Ibrahim prize for African Leadership. Mrs Sirleaf, who stepped down last month, became Africa's first elected female president in 2006. The prize committee admitted that while Ms Sirleaf was accused of tolerating corruption, she had shown exceptional leadership in difficult circumstances. It added that Liberia was the only country out of 54 to improve in every category and sub-category of the Ibrahim Index of African Governance. Mrs Sirleaf served two terms as president, but could not run again in recent polls, which were won by former footballer George Weah. Her own party has expelled her, alleging she had

days after stroke, the mouse performance and spontaneous motor remapping was evaluated on the M-Platform for 5 days a week along 4 more weeks. The results from the first week 1 month after the injury is the so-called "stroke" condition, while the results during the last week, when the animal recovers the motor function is referred to as "rehab." Each day, the beginning of the wide-field imaging session was triggered by the start of the training session on the M-Platform. To detect the movement of the wrist of the animal in the low-light condition of the experiment, an infrared (IR) emitter was placed on the linear slide, and rigidly connected to the load cell and thus to the animal\'s wrist. Slide displacement was recorded by an IR camera (EXISare active when there is also a force recorded, and conversely, there is low activation when the slide is still. It is also worth mentioning that, although the two muscles receive the same inputs from the descending stimuli, their activation levels are different due to the feedback circuitry of the spinal cord and the activity of muscle spindles, which are different for the two muscles. Thus, the output of the spinal cord circuitry is not a mere filtering of the input signals, but it also takes into account the feedback from the embodiment, which can change during the experiment. This effect underlies the importance of embedding neural circuits in a proper, realistic embodiment. The comparison between the simulated slide position and the recorded one shows that, thanks to

early Mesozoic (185\~210 Ma)^[@CR19]--[@CR21]^ granite, diorite, granodiorite and syenogranite, as well as the locally distributed late Mesozoic (110\~120 Ma)^[@CR19],[@CR20],[@CR23]^ granite porphyry and diorite porphyry. Among them, the granite porphyry records intense phyllic alteration, accompanied by abundant mineralization^[@CR19]^. The emplacement age of the granite porphyry has been well constrained, concentrated at 110\~113 Ma^[@CR19],[@CR20]^ which is broadly consistent with the time of the gold mineralization. We therefore infer that the gold mineralization is spatio-temporally and genetically associated with the granite porphyry. The emplacement of the granite porphyry and subsequent pulses of volatile release and gas streaming resulted in breccia pipes and fractures. When the ore-bearing fluids exsolved from the granite porphyry, they migrated into the breccia pipes and fractures, leading to the intense alteration and precipitating abundant ore minerals due to water-rockand epithermal gold deposits along eastern margin of NE China. The Yanbian-Dongning region, located in the southeastern margin of NE China, is recognized as a unique zone that underwent two stages of evolution within the tectonic regimes of the Paleo-Asian and Paleo-Pacific oceans^[@CR6]--[@CR8]^. Although the transformation time of the two tectonic regimes is still debated, it is generally accepted that the study area was associated with subduction of the Paleo-Pacific plate (Izanagi plate) during the Mesozoic^[@CR7],[@CR33],[@CR34]^. The temporal--spatial distribution of Mesozoic granitoids and volcanic rocks in the Yanbian area demonstrates that an arc front migrated oceanwards, probably as a result of roll-back of the subducted Pacific plate (Izanagi plate)^[@CR9],[@CR35],[@CR36]^. During the late Mesozoic, the presence of early Cretaceous A-type granite and alkali rhyolite^[@CR37]^, metamorphic core complexes^[@CR38],[@CR39]^, typical bimodal igneous

for subsequent rentals set forth in the amending petition would run from the date of that judicial demand, the court signified that it had accepted the construction proposed by Morella and it granted the protective order which he sought. A formal judgment setting forth the trial court's decision was signed on June 15, 1999. This appeal followed. THE LAW Our courts have addressed this issue on several occasions and the leading case is Abraham v. Abraham, 233 La. 808, 98 So.2d 197 (1957). In that case, the original petition by a husband against his wife was simply for separation from bed and board. He later supplemented his petition, and asked for an accounting and settlement of the community, for which he received a money judgment. The question before the Courtfornix. The first inclusion ROI was placed in the axial view over the AC where it appears in red due to its extension across the hemispheres. In order to capture the AC of both cerebral hemispheres, the ROI was drawn on all slices where the AC was visible, which usually varied between one and three slices. However, since fornix and parts of the internal capsule travel through this area, many extraneous fibers were captured when tractography was seeded from the first ROI. To exclude these extraneous fibers, a second inclusion ROI was placed in the midsagittal plane and was drawn over the existing ROI in such a way that it extended the border of the first ROI by two voxels. By adding a second inclusion ROI we limited

researchers were independent of the sponsors, and neither sponsor had any influence over the study design; collection, analysis, or interpretation of the data; writing of the manuscript; or decision to submit it for publication. Competing interests: PJP and CAG received grant support from the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, the National Patient Safety Agency, and the World Health Organization to study and improve quality of care, including catheter related bloodstream infections. They have received lecture fees from various healthcare organisations, and CAG has also received lecture fees from government agencies to speak on quality and patient safety. SC has grant support from Cubist and Astellas, has served as a consultant for Merck, and has been on the advisory boards for Astellas, Forrest, and`MNF' LIFTS ABC TO RATINGS WIN Monday night football got its highest ratings of the season and made ABC No. 1 for the second time this fall. The network grabbed a 27 average rating with the Dec. 3 "NFL Monday Night Football" game between the San Francisco 49ers and the New York Giants, the A.C. Nielsen Co. reported Tuesday. Each ratings point represents 931,000 homes.ABC won the week with a 12.7 average. The network's only other win this fall came last month when the game between the Raiders and the Dolphins helped ABC trounce its competitors with a 13.4 average. Usually first-place NBC fell to second last week with an 11.9. CBS was in its usual third place with an 11.1. "60 Minutes" on CBS got its highest ratings of the season

active in the second half of the year, with six of its final nine matches from the confines of the 25,500-seat Orlando City Stadium. Rivalries, regional travel and competitive parity were all taken into account as Orlando will play three games against six opponents and meet the other three teams twice. The Pride will host every team in the league at least once. The NWSL will observe international FIFA dates three times during the 2017 season as players return to their national teams to compete during the weekends of June 10-11, July 29-30 and Sept. 16-17. There will be no extended breaks during the 2017 season as there were during the two previous seasons to accommodate participation of players from the league in the 2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup and therats {#sec2-1} ---------- This study was conducted from 2008 to 2010 in Isfahan University of Medical Science. Fifty male rats of Wistar breed were selected for this study. Rats were from Tehran Pastor Institute and were kept in the animal house of faculty of pharmacy in Isfahan University of Medical Science. To prevent the rats from infection, their cages had been disinfected with five in 1000 phenol solution. Food preparation {#sec2-2} ---------------- In order to determine the actual effect of zinc complexes and zinc sulfate on serum zinc concentration, the rats had to become zinc deficient; therefore, they fed on dietary regime without zinc. Not only the diet was zinc deficient but also its soy content could inhibit zinc absorption and increase zinc secretion.\[[@ref15][@ref16]\] The following ingredients were included in the diet: Corn

applied it to a less intensive treatment over 22 years. Though the court noted that "merely intermittent" services were not continuous, the plaintiff in that case had continued to see doctors only at one hospital. Espinoza thus cannot rely on Wehrman, for he began seeing outside physicians back in 1980. Otto applied the doctrine even though plaintiff saw outside doctors, where he did so only at defendant's request and under defendant's supervision —again a wholly different situation from Espinoza's. It is worth examining the reasons underpinning each of the two situations in which the notion of continuous treatment has been employed. As for the first, it is predicated on the idea of negating presumed discovery — an idea not in issue where (as *211 here) actual knowledge exists.[9] AsWe welcome the following nine new editorial members. Given the number of countries they collectively represent is truly a reflection of the international focus of our open access journal. We thank them for their wiliness to give of their time and expertise to serving the journal in this capacity. We look forward to working with them. Judi Johnson, PhD, RN, FAAN Editor-in-Chief, APJON **Editorial Members**  Margaret Barton-Burke, PhD, RN, FAAN, is Director of Nursing Research at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. She is Emeritus Professor at the University of Missouri St. Louis, and Adjunct Professor at Queensland University of Technology and The City University of New York. Margaret retired as Colonel from the Army Reserve and was the first female to hold the rank of Colonel in the Massachusetts National Guard. She

pediatric, cancer and palliative care research which has broadly impacted on the profession, patients, families, community, and nursing education. Her main fields of research specialization include symptom management, psychosocial care, sexuality, advance care planning, pediatric care and cancer screening. As 'symptom cluster' has been acknowledged to be at the cutting edge of science in symptom management, Professor Chan\'s early PhD work on the identification and management of 'symptom cluster' in patients with cancer was novel and contributed to the international development of nursing knowledge. It also laid a foundation for her subsequent studies on symptom management including the treatment of oral mucositis, skin rash, breathlessness, fatigue, nausea and vomiting, pain, anxiety and sexual function. Professor Chan\'s palliative care research focuses on the promotion of advance care planning andChan, RN, PhD, is Professor of Nursing, Queensland University of Technology and Royal Brisbane and Women\'s Hospital. He holds an Australian National Health and Medical Research Council Health Professional Research Fellowship. Raymond is currently the President for the Cancer Nurses Society of Australia (CNSA), the peak professional body representing nurses across Australia. He is also the Associate Editor for Cancer Nursing: An International for Cancer Care. Raymond\'s research interests include cancer survivorship, palliative care, management of cancer- and treatment- related symptoms and toxicities, and management of vascular access devices. In recent years, Raymond focuses his research on the health services' and health professional\'s responses to the needs of people affected by cancer in the survivorship phase. The most recently completed project includes the STEP study, which examined health

all of her research career in the field of cognitive therapy and alternative therapies for patients with mental health disorders. She is also a consultant to the patients with psychological problems in Wen-Fang Hospital. She has been serviced as the Director of Graduate Institute of Nursing from 2006-2011 and promoted to the Acting Dean of College of Nursing, Taipei Medical University. During these years, Dr. Chou served as the chair of research committee of Asian Oncology Nursing Society, the executive director of Oncology Nursing Society of Taiwan, the executive director of community service and international affairs committee of Lambda Beta Chapter-At-Large, Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing and the director of Psychiatric Mental Health Nurses Association R.O.C. Dr. Chou has received numerous awards in recognition ofher research, teaching and service. Kuei-Ru can be reached at <kueiru@tmu.edu.tw>.  Mary Elizabeth Davis, RN, MSN, AOCNS, is an Oncology Clinical Nurse Specialist from Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York City, New York. She graduated from University of Delaware in 1985 with a Bachelors degree in nursing and followed in 1989 with a Masters of Nursing from Columbia University specializing in oncology. Mary Elizabeth work as a Clinical Nurse Specialist within the 13 practices that make up MSK\'s ambulatory medical oncology consultative services. Her role includes modeling professional practice to the nurses of the services for which she has responsibility including mentoring and precepting nurses who are new to a practice, coordinating and evaluating their clinical experiences, and overseeing their development in the oncology nursing specialty and the

Visiting Fellow with the Faculty of Medicine. Dr Levesque attained her PhD in 2012, and is developing her research profile, being awarded an Australian Postgraduate Award to complete her PhD, \$2.8 million in research funding through a Cancer Council Program grant, and various small grants, authoring 20 articles, two book chapters, 11 published abstracts, and 31 presentations and posters at national and international conferences. Since completing her PhD in 2012, Dr Levesque has worked in a postdoctoral research role coordinating several research projects including a national randomized controlled trial of a psychosocial intervention for couples dealing with cancer, pilot studies examining the needs of culturally diverse patients, and a translational project examining the integration of patient reported outcome data into routine care in oncology settings. In 2016, DrLevesque commenced her role at Monash University, which involves teaching and research supervision in the Graduate Diploma of Psychology (Advanced). Janelle can be reached at <janelle.levesque@monash.edu>.  Lize Maree, DCur, RN, FANSA, is appointed as Head, Department of Nursing Education, at the University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg. Her academic career started in 2000 when she joined the then Technikon Pretoria as part time lecturer for the oncology nursing learning programme. She joined the University of the Witwatersrand in 2011 and reintroduced the diploma and course work Master\'s degree in oncology and palliative care nursing the following year. She has taught and mentored oncology nursing scholars on all levels ranging from informal up to PhD and hosted International Atomic Energy Agency nurse fellows from other African countries. She assisted with the

that provides Palliative and Hospice Care and Education to marginalized patients and elderlies in the Philippines. Prior to returning to her country of birth, she enjoyed a successful academic and clinical career at the University of Alabama at Birmingham as a faculty member at the School of Nursing and as an Associate Scientist at the University\'s Comprehensive Cancer Center. She also served as a content/curriculum developer for the St. Jude Children\'s Research Hospital/International Outreach Program educational website (www. Cure4Kids.org). Her experiences include being an Item Writer and committee member for the Bias Sensitivity Review Committee of the National Council of State Boards of Nursing. She has co-authored in nursing management and palliative care textbooks. She has received several awards including the Oncology Nursing Society\'s Pearl Moore Making aDifference and the ELNEC Pediatric Education awards. Ayda can be reached at <anambayan@yahoo.com>.  Susan Williamson, PhD, RN, is a Senior Research Fellow in the Cancer, Supportive and Palliative Care Research Group School in the School of Health Sciences at the University of Central Lancashire. She qualified as a nurse in 1978 and was awarded her PhD from the University of Manchester in 2001. She has a history of work in applied health care research, focused on identifying and meeting the psychosocial, information and support needs of people who have been diagnosed and treated for cancer. This has led to the implementation of nurse-led interventions which fit well with the aim of the National Cancer Survivorship Initiative in the UK "*to ensure that those living with and beyond cancer get

Bonanza: The Official Second Season Value Pack One Of The Longest Running And Most Popular Of All Television Programs, Bonanza Has Become A Part Of American Mythology. For Fourteen Seasons, Audiences Enthusiastically Tuned In To See The High-Sierra Adventures Of The Cartwright Clan. Nestled Amongst The Pines Above The Shores Of Lake Tahoe Is The Ponderosa, The Thousand-Square Mile Home Of Ben Cartwright And His Sons, Adam, Hoss And Little Joe. Guest Players Were A Veritable Who'S Who Of Classic Hollywood And Upcoming Superstars, And Timeless Stories Continue To Appeal To Contemporary Audiences Of All Ages. You May Also Like One Of The Longest Running And Most Popular Of All Television Programs, Bonanza Has Become A Part Of American Mythology. For Fourteen Seasons, Audiences Enthusiastically Tuned In To See The High-Sierraby surgical curettage. This was carried out via an intra-oral approach under general anaesthetic. A large window of buccal bone was removed with a burr and the tumour was exposed in part. It was noted to vary in consistency from bony hard areas to soft tissue components. Resection was carried out in a piecemeal fashion, with osteotomes and curettage. The tumour filled the antrum and breached the nasal mucosa medially, however the orbital floor was intact. Primary closure was achieved. Post-operative histopathological diagnosis confirmed a lesion composed of numerous anastomosing bony trabeculae between which were islands of fibrous tissue with giant cells and osteoid formation. The appearance was that of a giant cell lesion. The patient recovered well post operatively and was discharged the following day. She remains under

from biologists, neuroscientists, musicians and engineers, including co-author Lucas C. Parra, a member of CUNY's Department of Biomedical Engineering. Rothenberg, who provided his unique perspective, says, "Science and music may have different criteria for truth, but sometimes their insights need to be put together to make sense of the beautiful performances we find in nature." Rothenberg has written extensively about the bond between humans and our surrounding natural world, a world we share with myriad other creatures. An earlier paper that he co-authored, "Investigation of Musicality in Birdsong," published in Hearing Research touched upon aspects of the same topic explored in the recent Royal Society publication. Rothenberg's book Why Birds Sing is an in-depth look at the subject that challenges neuroscientists to seriously consider music as a tool to helpinformation for the study. Source of Funding and Conflicts of Interest: The study was supported by Österreichische Nationalbank Jubliäumsfonds (Grant Number 16506), Österreichische Gesellschaft für Gastroenterologie und Hepatologie M.T. has been on the Adisory Boards of Albireo, Gilead, Falk, Novartis, Intercept, MSD, and Phenex. He has received grants to the Medical University of Vienna from Albireo, Falk, Intercept, MSD, and Takeda. He has been on the speakers bureaus for Gilead, Falk, and MSD. He is holding patents for the use of nor-Ursodeoxycholic acid. He has received travel expenses from Gilead and Falk. J.P. has received travel expenses from Yakult. G.M. has been on the Advisory Boards of Allergan and Almirall, she has received grants to the Medical University of Vienna by AbbVie, Vifor, Almirall, Merck, Falk, Yakult, Sanova, Danone,

Introduction {#Sec1} ============ The HPSS Long-Term Excellence Award recognizes significant contributions to the profession through mentoring and service. Candidates must be 15 or more years from their terminal degree on January 1, 2019. Tom met the eligibility criteria for the 2020 award as he earned his Ph.D. from the Harvard Department of Statistics in 1991. Having spent most of his career at UCLA, he serves as a Professor in the UCLA Department of Biostatistics and UCLA Department of Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences. Along the way Dr. Belin served for a year as Acting Chair of the Department of Biostatistics and currently serves as the departmental Vice Chair. In research, Dr. Belin is internationally known for contributions to address practical problems in incomplete data. His methodological developments have often drawn onmodels incorporating latent structures and Bayesian estimation strategies, and in addition to health-related applications he has made lasting contributions to the literature on record linkage. He has secured grant funding from a wide range of government agencies and private foundations, and his 165 peer-reviewed publications, which include numerous contributions to top-tier journals, have garnered more than 15,000 citations. In leadership and service, after being a member of several organizing committees for the flagship conference of HPSS, he co-chaired (with Arlene Ash) the 2005 installment of the ICHPS series, and he has subsequently been a member of ICHPS advisory boards. Through his many other service contributions in academia and professional societies, he is known as a bridge builder across institutions, communities, and individuals. Within the ASA, he has held

leadership positions in the Survey Research Methods Section and the Biometrics Section, and he has served on both the ASA Census Advisory Committee and the ASA Committee on Professional Ethics. His professional contributions have been recognized by a diverse array of organizations (including the Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Foundation, the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, the International Center of Mental Health Policy and Economics, and the UCLA Public Health Student Association), and recognition for his role in developing the Community Partners in Care project on dissemination of evidence-based strategies for depression in under-resourced communities included the Team Science Award from the Association for Clinical and Translational Science and American Federation for Medical Research, the Annual Award from the Community-Campus Partnership for Health, and the UCLA Communityshortcut by walking across the creek when the ice was thick enough, although I learned the hard way that sometimes it was not! My parents met as undergraduates at the University of Michigan and stayed there for advanced degrees (business and law for my father, education for my mother). My father got a job with a law firm in Des Moines, and my mother was a teacher for a few years before my brother Jon came along. I was born in 1964, during the time my father was one of about a dozen lawyers who served as counsel to the Warren Commission. I recall first being aware of his role investigating the assassination of President Kennedy when we were on a family trip to Washington, DC when I

and returned to reading books like "Strange But True Baseball Stories"* (Bisher [@CR100])*\]*.*When I was in 5th grade, we went door-to-door to support my mother's successful campaign for the local school board, and she was later appointed to the Board of Regents overseeing the state universities in Iowa. In a major turning point for our whole family and for me in particular, she died of breast cancer before reaching the age of 50, which happened during the summer between my sophomore and junior year of high school. Among her many legacies is a center in her name at the University of Iowa focused on gifted education and talent development, and one of the activities I have especially enjoyed is being a member of the center's Advisory Committee, whereconnection in my role as our department's Admission and Financial Aid Chair that he went to camp there, too. (He had mentioned that he was from St. Louis, at which point I noted that I used to go to summer camp with a lot of kids from St. Louis, and we closed the loop moments later.) I also remember being very proud as a high-school senior to be one of the guys invited by our school's all-female, state-champion synchronized swimming team to participate in the spring synchronized swimming show. It always drew laughs after the team members had performed a series of creatively artistic and technically demanding routines to see a few dozen guys, mostly jocks, go through a few coordinated steps eventually leading to a show-stopping somersault.

for me. I would meet with him every quarter, and I also was mentored by Herb Solomon, who allowed me to take an independent-study course on statistics and the law with him after I had him as a professor in one of the core courses. Along the way, I had a number of interactions with Sally Morton (Winner of HPSS Long-Term Award 2018), who was then a Ph.D. student---when I had plans to go overseas to the London School of Economics, she offered insights from her experience of having studied there. Although I didn't get to know him until he later became a professor of mine (and teammate on the Harvard Statistics Department intramural basketball team), I also would say hi to Hal Stern, who like Sally waswas working on calibrating false matches in computer matching related to census undercount estimation. It also happened that in the fall of 1986, when we started, the Red Sox were in the World Series, playing the N.Y. Mets in the series famous for their Game 6 collapse when the ball went through Bill Buckner's legs. Andrew and I went down to Kenmore Square to watch Game 3, the first in the series played in Boston, in one of the Fenway Park bars; the Mets hit a leadoff home run on their way to 4 runs in the top of the first inning and a wipeout victory, and more memorable than the game was the short course in human diversity we received from the people crammed into the same

statistics grew out of a broader interest in public policy; also part of the backdrop is that I had spent a summer during college in Washington, DC and liked it very much. My first summer job at the Bureau of Labor Statistics in 1987 grew out of a tip from Don Rubin about people in Washington to contact. I would credit Nat Schenker, who went to the Census Bureau after studying with Don at the University of Chicago, with helping me get a job the next summer on the Census Bureau's Undercount Research Staff, which was led by Howard Hogan. I had met Nat when he gave a presentation in a seminar course Don was offering during my first year on statistical issues in census-undercount estimation, which isto members of an advisory panel to the Secretary of Commerce, who was supposed to make a decision in the spring of 1991 on a possible statistical adjustment of the census. The panel had its origins in a lawsuit by large jurisdictions pressing for census adjustment and was comprised of four individuals identified by the plaintiffs and four chosen by the defendants. At the JSM session, with hundreds of people in attendance, William Kruskal, a choice of the lawsuit defendants, had offered damning criticism of proposed adjustment methods, while Eugene Ericksen, Kirk Wolter, and Leo Estrada, all choices of the plaintiffs, had offered damning criticism of an unadjusted census. During the floor discussion, after identifying myself, I asked Professor Kruskal what data he would need to see in

been more gracious about it, and it turned out well because I was able to stay connected to Psychiatry with a joint appointment after moving to Biostatistics*. How did you become involved in the HPSS and ICHPS? TB*I believe it was in that period when HPSS emerged as a new section. Alan Zaslavsky had been a mentor to me, first while he was finishing his Ph.D. studies and then when he became an Assistant Professor in the Harvard Statistics Department. Sharon-Lise Normand had been a post-doc with Carl Morris, who joined the Harvard Statistics Department while I was there, and I thought it was great when the Department of Health Care Policy in Harvard Medical School hired Sharon-Lise and Alan to anchor their statistical research efforts. I think my firstThe wild celebration more than the goal is vivid in the mind of Rob Reinelt after nearly 20 years. 'Kerry Mayo jumped on my back and yelled: 'You've just saved my effing life',' said Reinelt. 'His exact words. I don't know where he came from because he was playing left-back that day. 'The rest of the game was a blur because you're all hyped up realising what it could mean. Then it went absolutely mental after the final whistle.' Rob Reinelt (left) celebrates after scoring the goal to keep them in the Football League Brighton hero Reinelt, pictured in conversation with Sportsmail's Matt Barlow Twenty years later, the Anthony Knockaert-led Seagulls are on the brink of the Premier League When Brighton trailed at Hereford to an own goal from 19-year-old Mayo with less than

في موعدنا لنجدّد الفرح #أصالة #العيد_في_السعودية pic.twitter.com/O7mhXqPaOf — Assala (@AssalaOfficial) June 2, 2018 Egyptian singer Angham and Lebanese star Elyssa will open the shows with a concert in Riyadh on Saturday evening, while Majed Al Muhandas and Nabil Shuail will be in Jeddah on Sunday. On June 18, Hussain Al Jasmi and Waleed Al Shami will give a concert in Dammam and Mohammad Abdah in Riyadh. Nawal Al Kuwaitiya and Dalia Mubarak will be singing in Jeddah on June 19. According to the ticket purchase website, all tickets for the concert by Abdah have been sold out. On June 20, Al Muhandas and Abdullah Riwaishid will give a concert in Dammam and Adala Nasri and Carmen Sulaiman in Riyadh. Saudi sensations Rabeh Saqr and Abadi Al Jowher will be in Riyadh on Juneneuron expressing the WT eMscL. On the left, the trace reports a typical example of recorded ionic currents during a partial response. On the right, the current trace of an example of recorded full response. (D) Example of recorded ion current (gray trace) during pressure/voltage-clamp recording of a control neuron expressing only the tdTomato fluorescent protein. (E) Recorded ion currents (green trace) during the pressure stimulation of a neuron expressing the G22S eMscL. On the left, the trace reports a typical example of recorded partial response. On the right, the trace is a representative recording of a full response. (F) Bar graphs show the quantification of the pressure activation threshold required to trigger the WT-induced and G22S eMscL-induced currents. (Left) Quantification of the pressure threshold gating the partial

force if necessary. We are not at that point yet, but I wonder what would happen if a thousand school shootings occurred within a few days. Americans -- totally ignorant of the manipulation to which they have been subjected -- might then just rise up to demand a total takeaway of all guns. The final point is that this proves the high level of Satanic Black Magick Witchcraft that President Bill Clinton is practicing. He seems to have turned to the Power of the Other World, through Witchcraft, to accomplish the nearly impossible task of disarming Americans. But, true to the nature of the occultist, he has deliberately left his calling card: in this goat's horns of Baphomet, he has designed Hope, Arkansas, to be in the Third Eye position. Every occultist in the world now knows exactly what Clinton wantsstratigraphic sequences: Lower, Middle, and Upper Blesa sequences^[@CR14]^. The specimen studied in this work was found in a limestone layer from the lower part of the Middle Blesa sequence, known as Morenillo member. Even though most of the Blesa Formation is deposited in a continental environment with abundant terrestrial tetrapod remains, the Middle Blesa sequence was deposited in a coastal environment rich in marine fossils as mollusc bivalves, but where isolated remains of actinopterygians, chondrichthyans, chelonian plates, teeth and cranial and postcranial elements of crocodylomorphs are also found^[@CR13],[@CR15]^, as well as teeth and vertebral centra belonging to plesiosaurs^[@CR16]^.Figure 1Geographical and geological location of the Los Quiñones site in the Blesa Formation. (**A**) Geological map of the Iberian Peninsula; (**B**) Location of the paleogeographical sub-basins within the Maestrazgo Basin;

Rajucollota Rajucollota (possibly from Quechua rahu snow, ice, mountain with snow, qulluta, kalluta mortar), Suerococha (possibly from Quechua suyru very long dress tracked after when worn, qucha lake,), named after the nearby lake, or Diablo Mudo (Spanish for "dumb devil") is a mountain in the west of the Huayhuash mountain range in the Andes of Peru, about high. It is located in the Ancash Region, Bolognesi Province, Pacllon District, and in the Lima Region, Cajatambo Province, Copa District. Rajucollota lies on a sub-range west of Yerupaja, west of the mountain Huacrish, northwest of the mountain Auxilio and north of the lake Suerococha. References Category:Mountains of Peru Category:Mountains of Ancash Region Category:Mountains of Lima RegionBackground ========== Improving maternal health is one of the eight Millennium Development Goals \[[@B1]\]. According to estimates developed by the WHO, UNICEF, UNFPA and the World Bank, there were estimated 358,000 maternal deaths globally during 2008. Of the total estimated maternal deaths, developing countries accounted for 99% maternal deaths and with 63,000 cases in the year 2008, India had the largest number of maternal deaths in the world \[[@B2],[@B3]\]. In the year 2009, maternal mortality ratio (MMR) in India was 212 maternal deaths on every 100,000 live births. Madhya Pradesh state of India with 269 maternal deaths on every 100,000 live births was among the states with highest MMR in the country \[[@B4]\]. Some of the key reasons behind the high MMR in the state are low literacy levels among population,

skilled attendance at delivery and postnatal care. Methods ======= Study site ---------- Madhya Pradesh is the second largest state in India with an area of 308,000 square kilometers. The state accounts for 9.4% of India\'s geographical area. According to the provisional figures of 2011 census, population of the state is 72,597,565. The decadal growth rate of population in Madhya Pradesh during 2001-2011 was 20.3% which was higher than that of India (17.64%). Population density of the state is 236 persons per square kilometer as against 382 for the country \[[@B16]\]. The population of the state is primarily rural with only 26.7% residing in urban areas. The state has 20.3% tribal and 16% scheduled cast population \[[@B17]\]. The state is one of the poorest six states of India and around 38% population of thestate was living below poverty line in 2004-2005 \[[@B18]\]. The state comprises of 55,393 villages, 313 development blocks and 50 administrative districts. There are huge geographical, social, economic and cultural variations between and within districts \[[@B19]\]. The responsibilities of health care services lie with the department of public health and family welfare of the state government. In 2008, there were 270 community health centres, 1149 primary health centres and 8,834 health sub centres in the state to provide preventive and curative health care services in rural areas \[[@B20]\]. The state also has a huge network of private sector health care facilities which are mainly concentrated in urban areas. Study design and sampling technique ----------------------------------- This study was designed as a cross sectional study. The data was derived from the District Level Household

and Facility Survey 2007-08 (DLHS-3), a nationwide household survey conducted to obtain reproductive and child health outcome indicators. This survey employed a multi-stage stratified systematic sampling design. In each district of the state, 50 primary sampling units (PSUs) were selected which were villages in rural areas and census enumeration blocks (CEBs) in urban areas. In rural areas villages were selected by probability proportional to size (PPS) systematic sampling and in the second stage households were selected by systematic sampling. For urban areas first wards were selected by PPS systematic sampling, in the second stage CEBs by PPS sampling and households in the third stage by systematic sampling. All ever married women aged 15-49 years from sampled households were the respondents. The Madhya Pradesh sample of the DLHS-3 datato use maternal health services in comparison with professional women and unemployed. Women living in urban areas tended to use the maternal health care services more than those living in rural areas. Levels of the utilisation of maternal health services were low in the districts with high percentage of tribal population. The utilisation of safe delivery services was 11% higher in the districts having a ratio of PHC to population of more than 30,000. No substantial difference in the utilisation of ANC and PNC based on this variable was found. The univariate odds ratios showed a lack of association between the ratio of PHC to district population and the use of ANC, and mothers\' occupation (professional or production worker) and the use of PNC. All other variables used in

Each trial was initiated by the actor pressing a green button on the middle bottom of screen. The actor made a choice by touching one of the three options presented on the screen. A food reward (an apple piece, approximately 1 cm^3^) was given according to the assignments of the options and their functions. The three options consisted in rewarding only the actor (selfish (S)), both participants (prosocial (P)) or only the recipient (altruistic (A)). Feeder activation was accompanied by two distinctive buzzer sounds with slight temporal delay to indicate clearly which feeder was giving the reward. Throughout the procedure the recipient sat in front of a grey screen. After the completion of the experiment (by the end of the third session) the chimpanzees changed positions: the actorBligh is of course most famous as the commander of the Bounty. On returning to London after being cast adrift by the mutineers he ensured that those captured received full naval justice and undaunted by his experiences continued his naval career, reaching the rank of Admiral and becoming Governor of New South Wales in Australia.

Six years ago, on assignment from Dutch concert hall Muziekgebouw Eindhoven, Nico Muhly, the National’s Bryce Dessner, and Sufjan Stevens began working on what would become a project of near-endless proportions. By 2012, their songs about the solar system were debuted in the Netherlands, reprised at Brooklyn Academy of Music, and live workshopped at Dessner’s MusicNOW Festival in Cincinnati. The trio performed with percussionist James McAlister while visual artist Deborah Johnson’s fluorescent animations projected onto a black orb floating overhead. For all intents and purposes, it seemed like a piece strictly meant for a live setting—until a few tweets and interviews confirmed that Planetarium remained a work in process, much to the delight of fans who’d closely tracked the endeavor. Now, as 4AD confirmed yesterday, the collaboration will seebottom chamber of the filtering component after the plunger was pulled out. Then, the plunger was inserted into the upper chamber of the filtering component and pulled down. The filtering component is hermetic except at the exit of the bottom chamber, where a filter membrane is positioned. Ethanol was squeezed out during extrusion of the plunger. After the plunger was pulled and pushed for several times, the liquid was filtered from the Ni-NTA agarose. Then, ultra-pure H~2~O was added into the filtering component and Ni-NTA agarose was thoroughly washed thrice. The enzyme solution was poured in and incubated with Ni-NTA agarose for several minutes to immobilize the enzyme on the resin. The remaining enzyme solution was then pumped out. Finally, MP solutions of different concentrations were added to

of the histopathology and immunohistochemistry section at the Louisiana Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory (LADDL), Louisiana State University (LSU) School of Veterinary Medicine (SVM), for assistance in slide preparation for RNAscope^®^ and IHC assays, and Katy Griffin at the United States Department of the Interior, U.S. Geological Survey, National Wildlife Health Center for the SARS-CoV-2 virus culture. The use of trade, firm, or product names is for descriptive purposes only and does not imply endorsement by the U.S. Government. This study was supported by Louisiana State University, School of Veterinary Medicine start-up fund (PG 002165) to Dr. Udeni B. R. Balasuriya, NIH-CEIRS, and NBAF Transition Funds from the State of Kansas and funds from the NIAID Centers of Excellence for Influenza Research and Surveillance under contract number HHSN 272201400006C toHalfords Yuasa Racing’s all-new BTCC Honda Civic Type R broke cover for the first time this morning (27 February) at Parcmotor Castellolí, just outside Barcelona, Spain. The car will be subjected to a near week-long test at the circuit, with latest generation Civic Type R (FK8) set to be shaken down and thoroughly evaluated as the team begins its pre-season programme ahead of the 2018 Dunlop MSA British Touring Car Championship. Triple BTCC champion Matt Neal and new signing Dan Cammish are scheduled to get their first taste of the car in Spain, before heading home to Brands Hatch and Donington Park for further track-time and development. It has been a herculean effort from the Team Dynamics squad to build the pair of Civic Type Rs over the winter, with the

Barack Obama on Friday responded to news that Donald Trump would finally acknowledge that he was born in the United States with chagrin that this was still even an issue eight years after he won the presidency, five years after he released his birth certificate, and 55 years after he was born in Hawaii. “I was pretty confident about where I was born,” Obama said. “I think that most people were. My hope would be that the presidential election reflects more serious issues than that.” Trump on Thursday refused to answer questions about whether he believed Obama was born in the United States in an interview with the Washington Post, before his campaign released a factually inaccurate statement with Trump claiming credit for putting the issue to bed. Hillary Clinton ondaily gonadotropins are proven equivalent in terms of effectiveness and safety, enhancements in patient-friendliness may decrease the number of patients abandoning treatment and even turn the therapy into an attractive first choice of ovulation induction. The ENGAGE Study was a double-blind randomized clinical trial that enrolled 1,509 women in the United States and 20 European countries to compare the use of 150µg of corifollitropin alfa during the first week of stimulation versus rFSH in daily doses of 200 IU, both in antagonist protocols. The study conducted by ^[@r4]^ showed that corifollitropin alfa and daily rFSH had a similar pregnancy rate outcome in normal responders. In the following year, the ENSURE Study - also a randomized double-blind trial - enrolled 396 women weighing up to 60 kg submitted to ovarian stimulation

Structural support for freeways, bridges and large buildings usually requires placement of a series of concrete piles, where pile is defined as a slender, deep foundation unit, entirely or partially embedded in the ground. The concrete pile is reinforced by a steel cage of rebar. The purpose of the pile is to transfer heavy axial or lateral loads to a deep stratum below the ground surface. To test the quality of the concrete piles, testing tubes with testing probes are inserted prior to the pour of concrete. The prior art involved ad hoc methods for securing the testing tubes to the rebar cage. Our improvement on the prior art involves uniform method for quickly and safely snapping a first pre-formed device onto each of the tubes, connecting thePerspectives {#sec1} ============ **Case vignette**: A 15 year old Caucasian male, with a complaint of headaches in the preceding two weeks, suddenly collapsed with a loss of consciousness while exercising at gym. The nature of the exercise that he was engaged in when he collapsed is unknown. The aforementioned headaches had been reported to a general practitioner. As it was not associated with any neurological symptoms, it was managed as a simple headache with analgesia (unknown name) and not investigated further. He received immediate cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) by a trained provider and had return of spontaneous circulation (ROSC) after an unknown period of time. He was intubated and ventilated at the scene and transferred by an advanced life support team to King Edward Hospital VIII Tertiary Hospital. On arrival to

team from the University of Stellenbosch performed the world\'s first successful penis transplant \[[@cit0002]\]. In addition to the aforementioned pioneering transplants, Muller et al \[[@cit0003]\], have contributed significantly to the scientific literature around outcomes of HIV positive patients receiving kidneys from HIV positive donors. The Wits Donald Gordon Medical Centre runs the first living donor liver programme in South Africa. Despite the proud transplant history of South Africa, the transplant program for solid organs in the state sector in KwaZulu-Natal (province of index case), is limited to renal transplant surgery. On average there are only 8 transplants per year despite the 436 patients on the waiting list, with numbers increasing by 30% each year (data on file). Additionally, very few donors are deceased donors. This is in contrast(1841-1918) US lawyer and author whose Baron Trump sequence is an unusually Equipoisal mixture of sf and fantasy, even at a time before the use of commonly adhered-to distinctions between these modes of the fantastic, in a manner that anticipates L Frank Baum's inspired opportunism in the Oz books. The sequence comprises The Travels and Adventures of Little Baron Trump and His Wonderful Dog Bulgar (1890) and Baron Trump's Marvellous Underground Journey (1893), the latter being a Fantastic Voyage into the Hollow Earth, where domains of various surreally described races are found, including the Transparent Folk and the Rattlebrains. The Extraordinary Experiences of Little Captain Dopplekop on the Shores of Bubblehead (1892) and Wonderful Deeds and Doings of Little Giant Boab and His Talking Raven Tabib (1891), both

Naim Allaj Naim Allaj (born 30 November 1950) is a retired Albanian footballer who played as a midfielder for Besa Kavajë in the Albanian Superliga. International career He made his debut for Albania in an October 1973 FIFA World Cup qualification match against Finland and earned a total of 2 caps, scoring no goals. His other international was a November 1973 friendly match against China. References External links Category:1950 births Category:Living people Category:Footballers from Kavajë Category:Albanian footballers Category:Albania international footballers Category:Association football midfielders Category:Besa Kavajë players Category:Albanian Superliga playersthey were found by the experimenter. Data on tool reuse, tool transport, and tool modification by the chimpanzees were collected. Tool transport distances within and nearby the study area were estimated from video recordings. The straight distance between the holes and between holes and the corners of the study area and other natural features such as the moat line had been measured at the beginning of the study and these known distances were used to estimate each transport distance observed. When new tools were brought by the chimpanzees into the study area ("selected-non-provided tools"), the transport distance was obtained the following day by measuring with a tape the straight line from the place where the tool was obtained to the first hole where it was used. Tool modification

3.36-acre tract in the Greer Overland Transportation Facility to be used by Nordic to build a 35,000-square-foot cold storage facility capable of handling more than 8 million pounds of cargo. In discussions and meetings in November 2012, the Ports Authority and its representatives presented plans for the inland port to Nordic, the company said in its suit. The authority assured Nordic it could remain on the leased land even with the inland port project and the company’s operation of the Greer facility wouldn’t be affected, according to the suit. At the same time, Nordic told the Ports Authority it would be willing to sell its leasehold interest but would require at least six to nine months to search for a new, suitable location, the suit said. The authority responded “by assuring Nordicthe periods of organized and supervised strength training, irrespective of the time of the season. The study had an effect on pain in Neck, R-shoulder, R-hand and upper and lower back as well as on DASH as a result of the supervised training intervention period. Another important finding is that having participated in such strength training for 20 weeks initially in the study a long-term effect was attained, i.e. the decrease of musculoskeletal pain and disability was maintained at one-year follow-up. According to questionnaires regular adherence was achieved by 87% of the participants in TG1during the first 20 weeks and by 85% of the participants in TG2 from June 09 to January 10. At the one year follow-up around 40% did not reply to the questionnaire with no significant difference between

causes of prospectively recorded falls in a cohort of people with MS with the incidence, circumstances, consequences and causes of prospectively recorded falls in a cohort healthy control subjects. Methods {#s2} ======= This was a prospective cohort study carried out at a Department of Veterans Affairs and an academic medical center in the Northwest USA. The Institutional Review Board of the Portland VA Medical Center and Oregon Health & Science University approved this study and the investigation was conducted according to the principles expressed in the Declaration of Helsinki. Written informed consent was obtained from the participants. The subjects with MS were recruited from the outpatient MS specialty clinics of these centers and surrounding community neurology clinics in 2010 to 2011. The clinics serve a total of approximately 1400 people with*C. zeylanica* in Sri Lanka is absent. In the current study, we have conducted an intense field survey spanning the Wet Zone of Sri Lanka and comprehended that no natural populations of the complex exist other than the hybridized and scattered individuals. A couple of Tsunami events had occurred around Sri Lanka in the past, causing severe damages to the coastal regions of the country, and as a result, the natural populations might have been adversely affected. During our field sampling, we noticed that local people deliberately cultivated the majority of these individuals, especially those found in the interior of the island. However, the population size is rather small, with probably less than 200 individuals existing in the entire country at present, highlighting the importance of strict conservation

male health practice, in the absence of universal precautions for infection control. In the community, it is associated with pregnancy and cultural practices such as tattoos and circumcision. It is estimated that over 20 million people are infected with HDV. The prevalence varies greatly from one region to another. The highest prevalence rates have been reported in the Mediterranean basin, the Middle East, central and northern Asia, sub-Saharan Africa, and South America \[[@B15], [@B16]\]. At least eight HDV genotypes have been described. Genotype I is the most prevalent and has been found in Europe, the Middle East, North America, and North Africa. Genotype II has been found in the Far East, Genotype III has been found in South America, and Genotypes IV--VIII have been found in Africa \[[@B17], [@B18]\].showed that the prevalence of HCV in rural areas is higher than in urban cities, particularly in Egypt and Sudan \[[@B70]\]. HDV RNA was measured in participants positive for anti-HDV in only nine cohort studies, in which a total of 416 participants were tested. The prevalence of HDVRNA was consistent in most of the studies reported. In Egypt, Tunisia, Sudan, and Libya, HDVRNA prevalence was similar in the different subpopulations studied, including out-patients, blood donors, and pregnant women; it ranged from 25 to 30% but reached 69% in Mauritania. However, no data have been reported from Algeria and Morocco. The prevalence of HDV in liver disease patients and in hemodialysis patients in North Africa was three to four times higher than in the general population and in blood donors, particularly

Jacob's House in Temecula hires executive director TEMECULA — Jacob's House, the nonprofit hospitality home founded by former Temecula City Manager Shawn Nelson, has hired Linda Mejia as executive director, according to a news release issued by the nonprofit's board of directors. Mejia has more than 30 years experience working in the public safety and civil service realms. The nonprofit recently bought a large ranch home on Jedediah Smith Road near Margarita Road. Nelson stated in the release that she will help the nonprofit "hit the ground running" when it opens the home later this year. The nonprofit was founded by Nelson as a memorial to his son Jacob, who died from injuries suffered during a 2006 car crash. Like Nelson, Mejia also has dealt with tragedy. "Four years after my son Adam'spsychotherapist. MH is a medical doctor, a certified psychotherapist and head of the Department of Medical Psychology at the University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf. MS and DH are psychologists and research associates at the Department of Medical Psychology of the University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf. HHK is the head of the Department of Health Economics and Health Services Research of the University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf. KW is the head of the Department of Medical Biometry and Epidemiology. HS is professor and research coordinator of the Department of Medical Psychology of the University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf. The study is funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) under the grant number 01KQ1002B. We would like to thank Dr. Levente Kriston, Dr. Jörg Dirmaier, Anne Daubmann and Christian Brettschneider for providing

methodical and conceptual consulting. "psychenet: Hamburg Network for Mental Health" is a project funded by the Federal Ministry for Education and Research (BMBF) from 2011 to 2014, with which the City of Hamburg was given the title "Health Region of the Future" in 2010. The aim of the project is to promote mental health today and in the future, and to achieve an early diagnosis of and effective treatment for mental illnesses. Further information and a list of all project partners can be found at [www.psychenet.de](http://www.psychenet.de). You are here Advancing Human Rights: A Report Card Assessing Human Rights in the US On International Human Rights Day, the US Human Rights Network (USHRN) released our preliminary findings for a new status report on the state of human rights in the United States. The report concludes that the United States government is falling short of its international human rights obligations and failing to implement adequate policies and protections that would secure and fulfill human rights for all. For 2015, USHRN has decided to use the format of a report card, grading the US on various issues as well as international human rights recommendations from the UN. We hope that readers will use the report as an organizing tool to strengthen and grow a people-centered human rights movement in

{#d35e66} Alois Scharli and his wife Leni lived in the town of Lucerne in Switzerland. He was trained in Switzerland and USA. He was the director of the Children\'s hospital at Lucerne throughout his professional life. He was the founder editor of the journal - "Pediatric Surgery International". Alois and I first met in Wingspread in 1985 and became good friends. Since then he has been to Indian conferences three times and we have met in several conferences abroad. In 1993 Rekha and I spent two days in their home, one day Leni took us to an Alpine peak named Rigi by cable car. The view from the top was fabulous. Alois was an authority in various pediatric surgical diseases namely Hirschsprung\'s disease and Vesicouretericreflux. He was also a brilliant sculptor. After discussing pediatric surgery he showed me numerous figures exquisitely crafted by him in metal. He is survived by his wife and daughter. We deeply mourn his sad demise.

RUFC - Stewart 'Wembley visit be great for town' Rotherham United Chairman, Tony Stewart, says that his favourite memory of Rotherham United was when the team won the Auto Windscreen Shield at Wembley. Speaking to The Star Mr Stewart says, 'I speak to Mickey Walker of Doncaster quite regularly and he still talks about how Rovers won the Johnstone's Paint Trophy and what a fantastic day it was for the whole town. After what our fans and the town has been though in the last few years it would be great to give Rotherham something similar.' The Millers take on Darlington tonight in the Area Semi-Final of the Johnstone's Paint Trophy at Don Valley. The other tie is between ex Millers Manager, Ronnie Moore's Tranmere and Scunthorpe. 'Darlington are a very goodno. 1413925) and the Office of the Director, National Institutes of Health (award nos. T32OD012201 and F30OD023386). Dr. Chiu is a veterinarian at Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO. His research interests include virology, disease ecology, and wildlife conservation medicine.

diluted with water (seems to be a popular mix in this country). They were an entertaining bunch, as drunk people often are and I was inundated with gifts: a bag of mangoes and a chilli fish paste to dip the fruit in (yuck!), some other mystery fruit, some tea leaf salad, bags of nuts and the strangest present – a photo of one of the guys walking around with a tray of mangoes on his head, plucked from the wall. After a few rums, agreeing to take it back to England seemed an easy promise, so now I’m carrying the strangest photo ever in my bag. I posed for lots of photos holding a huge National League for Democracy flag and gave lots of thumbs up for England &As in other fields of medicine, it would have been easier for the primary practitioner to reach therapeutic decisions on the basis of simple, clear guidelines on postmenopausal hormone therapy (HRT). Unfortunately, this was not possible in the past 6 years, since the results of the Women\'s Health Initiative (WHI) study that was published in July 2002 were interpreted in various ways, leading to disruption of the previous consensus that stated "all menopausal women should consider HRT." Following the release of the WHI data, many societies and health organizations claimed that HRT is dangerous, and others recommended the use of hormones only when vasomotor symptoms are severe and cannot be controlled by alternative therapies. The phrase "the smallest dose for the shortest duration" became very popular, bringing this

of HRT is usually women up to age 55.... HRT initiated at the early postmenopausal period in healthy women is safe.... Like all medicines, HRT needs to be used appropriately, but it is essential that women in early menopause who are suffering menopausal symptoms should have the option of using HRT." In a more recent publication, based on a workshop held in Pisa in February 2009, the IMS updated its recommendations in regard with HRT and CVD\[[@ref7]\]: "HRT in women aged 50--59 years does not increase the risk of CHD in healthy women.... In the WHI study, estrogen-alone therapy in the age group 50--59 years was associated with significantly less coronary calcification.... Early harm (more coronary events during the first 2 years of HRT) was not observed inwhatever your requirements. SHEFFIELD ? Picture it now: The traditional game-day motivating song ? Survivor?s 1982 hit ?Eye of the Tiger? ? blaring through the speakers, the bleachers filled with a roaring crowd as city and school employees take to the court for an epic battle. The time has come for the second annual Battle of the Sheffield?s Read More... The post Mayors re-ignite Battle of Sheffield appeared first on ...

the Polish pharmacist Enoteus Sedler used it in his book „Analecta Pharmacognostica". Otherwise, there are more names in the world today for this scientific discipline. Thus, in the French speaking area, the term „Materia Medica" is often encountered, and in Germanic countries, pharmaceutical biology. Sometimes this is called the chemistry of plants, chemistry of the drugs, or phytochemicals ([@ref3]). The use of plants in the treatment originates from the distant past. The herbage cultivation skill developed in all nations and has been preserved, somewhere more, somewhere less, as traditional or folk therapy, as popularly called, to this day ([@ref5],[@ref6], [@ref7]). Pharmaceutical activity exists since there is a man. The oldest tribes were dealing with it. ***Old-Slavic nations*** treated the patients with broken hands and feet with the rootinternal medicines, and on the plate are listed the kitchen salt, myrrh, thyme, figs, dew, milk, leather and turtle armor). The peoples of ***Mesopotamia*** knew the culture of figs from which they made wine. Figs juices were used for grooming and coating of drugs. They also raised the onion, which was eaten for hygienic reasons. The flax seeds were used as a cure. Barley was used to prepare beer. Cypress, cedar and oak leaves were also used as a medicine. In ancient Egypt, the cult of respect for the dead and the baptismal process of the dead have developed, which have remained preserved to this day. Written medical documents from old-European medicine are papyruses. They carry the names of the discoverer, the owner or the place where they

millennia are compiled, and can be divided into two parts: "Huang ti so ven", where simple questions and answers try to come to life truths and "Lingshu" on acupuncture. The first book, Pent-Sao, describes herbs and medicines (3000 years old), and is practically the first known pharmacopoeia in the civilization of mankind. In this pharmacopoeia, systematization of medicinal plants and other medicinal substances was performed. The earliest period of ***Indian medicine*** (about 1500 to 500 BC) is the Vedic period, as all the knowledge was contained in the sacred poems Vedas. In the oldest Ring-Vedi and somewhat younger Atharva-Vedi is reflected the religious-magical medicine: illnesses are considered devils that need to be expelled with a magical ritual. Dietetics in practical medicine were at a high level. Indians werewell aware of the effects of many herbs. Among medicines the most commonly used were medications for: vomiting, sneezing and cleansing the bowels. ***Greek and Roman culture*** has provided the basis for the development of all sciences, including pharmacy. The ancient Greek empiricism was closely related to religion. The priests of Asclepius were both doctors and pharmacists. Respect for God's doctors spread from Trike to Tesalia to all of Greece, and in 293 BC, during the plague, also to Rome. Its temples were called "Asklepieon", and there were around 185 of them. They were usually associated with a hospital and a health resort where the treatment was performed by prayers, sacrifices, religious rites, suggestions, diets, and medicines. The most famous Greek representative of pharmacy and medicine development is

as well as signs of their credibility and the way they are used. In particular, he described the significance of very strong substances, and he also mentioned anti-inflammatory drugs. "Materia Medica" is written in Greek language and consists of five parts describing fragrant substances, oils, ointments, trees and their juices, resins and fruits, animals, wax, milk of various animals, grains, vegetables, grass, roots, seeds, wine, mineral and metal materials. Dioskurides has also used various types of fruits (such as plum-tree resins used against stones) as a medicine. It also used the darnel (Lolium temulentum), Fenugreek (Foenum graecum), mallow, trumpet, water mint, coriander, garlic, red pepper, mustard, anemone, ivy, rosewood (Chelidonium), agaric (Agaricusalbus), Liquiritia, Erythrea centaurium, akantus, ononis, tragacanth, sage (Salvia) and many others. Sea squill (Scallamaritima) was already knownas a "waterborne drug", or diuretic. Dioskurides used stone mills to grind the medicines. During the reign of Goth in Italy (493-553) Dioskurides "Materia Medica" was translated into barbarian Latin. **Galen** based on the knowledge of ancestors, continued to improve health care in the Roman Empire. Galen used Dioskurides "Materia Medica", which he supplemented and wrote 11 books on "Mixing and Characteristics of Simple Medicines". About 20 years later he wrote the book "Compilation of drugs according to their nature" and "Compilation of medicines by site on the body ". These books later on came through the Vizant to Arabs, and they served them as a basis for their pharmacology. With Galen begins a new chapter not only in the medicine and pharmacy of old Rome, but also in

**Rhazes**, the largest Arab physician, contributed to the development of ***Arabic medicine*** and pharmacy ([@ref16]). His full name is Abu Bakr Muhammad ibn Zechariah al-Razi (850-923). He allegedly wrote over 200 books. Among them are books from biology and medicine. His book "Liber medicinalis Almansoris" and his large encyclopaedia book "Continens", in which the texts of antique and Arabic doctors are collected, is important for the history of pharmacy. His significant book is also "Antidotarium", a doctrine of compilation and preparation of medicines. By extracting medicinal herbs, he got the extract and called it a "slave" and used it to make the pills. They called **Avicenna** the "Prince of doctors" ([@ref12], [@ref16]). His Arabic name was Abu Ali al-Hussein ibn Abdulah ibn Sina. Avicenna has drawn his knowledgefrom Indian medicine. His most important book is known in the world as "Canon Medicinae" "Al-Qanun Fit-tib". This book describes simple and complex medications, general therapy, cleansing agents, enemas, lining, blood discharge and leeches. His books are also translated into Latin. He also wrote "Kitab Al-Shifa" ("Book of Healing"), "Al-Adwa Al-Kalbijja" ("Medicines for the Hearth") and "Kitab Al-Kulandz" ("Book of Pain in the Intestines"). In his books, he mentioned about 760 drugs and medicinal preparations, their properties, manner of action and indications ([@ref1]). Already in that period he described the iris, eye skin, eye adjustment mechanism as well as the position of the muscle in the occipital pit. It is also believed that he was to first to perform distillation. He was also involved in the production of

"Hortulus" describing plants used for healing), **Constantinus Aphricanus** (introduces Europe with an Arabic culture of treatment by translating their books) and **Valerius Cordus** (written the first textbook of medicine and deals with the creation of the first pharmacopoeia). The development of medicine and healthcare, during the early Middle Ages, was based on book in churches and monasteries, and later the medical schools (most notably in Salern) are being opened where doctors and pharmacists were trained. It is important to note the year1240 in which was prohibited to a doctor from performing a pharmaceutical duty, which separates the doctors and pharmacists for the first time. The authority has begun to monitor the medication, and the price for a particular medicinal product was determined for the first time. For the firsttime such a provision was made in the area of southern Italy (at the beginning of the 13th century the first pharmacy was opened in this area), and later similar provisions were implemented throughout Europe. Since the middle of the tenth century, Arab medicine has come into contact with Europe and has a strong influence on it. Many scientists have become interested in alchemy. In the coming centuries, Italy continues to be the center of development of both health care and pharmacy, and in 1488 the first book of pharmacy was published by **Saladin**. The ***Renaissance*** is one of the most creative periods in literature and art that marked the break with the Middle Ages. It dates from the 14^th^ century in Italy to the 16^th^ century in the rest

of Europe. At the beginning of the sixteenth century a new era of medicine began, it is considered that the flowering of medicine in Italy occurred. Medicine is back to the study of the books of medical classics such as Galen and Hippocrates. The first botanical gardens are founded in Italy. In 1545, the first department of pharmacognosy was established in Padua, while in Germany **Brunfels, Bock and Fuchs** published a "New Kreuterbuch" book containing illustrations of German flora plants. These three authors are considered to be founders of pharmacobotany ("fathers of botany"). With the expansion of the conquest of America, **Monardes** has issued a decree of American soil flora. **Clusius**, one of the founders of European botany (Leiden, Germany), has founded a botanical garden that has been preservedwithin the oldest botanical garden in Europe. Pharmaceutical botany continued in the ***17^th^ century*** as well. Scientists were interested in plants primarily as in drug. Various books on flora have been written in some provinces, usually with pictures. Botany terminology and systematics developed. **Joseph Pittonde Tournefort** (died 1708), a botanist professor in Paris, systematically organized plants in 22 groups. This system was valid until Linne's era. **Basilius Bessler**, a pharmacist from Nürnberg (died 1629), issued the first botanical atlas. **Marcello Malpighi**, a professor in Bologna, published his herbal anatomy in 1675 ([@ref5]). In 1638, Count de Cinchon, a woman of the Peruvian pothole, was cured of malaria after using the crust of quinine. When her personal physician brought this drug to Europe, it had great success as a drug for

malaria and fever. Many new pharmaceutical dispensations have been released in Europe, mostly new editions of older books. The pharmacy laboratory has changed very much. Pharmacist had to purchase many devices of old alchemist laboratories for making chemical remedies. In the pharmaceutical laboratories of major cities, natural scientists often met. For example, in Oxford, England, naturalists, who met at the home of the pharmacist **Cross**, founded a scientific society. The Academy of Sciences in Paris has its beginning (1666) at the home of pharmacist **Geoffroy** where French naturalists gathered. Fish oil, which the people in the northern regions have for long used for medicinal purposes, was introduced in 1782 by English physicians in textbook medicine. At the end of the 18^th^ century pharmaceutical laboratories expanded. They were not onlyused for drug production, but for scientific research and learning. They were a pharmaceutical and chemistry generator. Getting smaller quantities in pharmaceutical laboratories has become increasingly difficult for economic and technical reasons. For this reason, the authorities have allowed the pharmacist to buy such a drug also in factory labs, which have been designed to produce large quantities of chemicals. The founders of these companies were usually pharmacists. So, Pelletier soon, after discovering quinine, established a first factory in Paris for the manufacturing of this highly used antipyretic and antimalarial agent. Later, quinine was also produced in large quantities by pharmacists **Riedel** in Berlin and **Zimmer** in Frankfurt ([@ref5]). Industrial production in the coming years has become one of the industry's leading industries and a very lucrative business. The

publisher publishes instructions and regulations for the purpose of (official) preparation of medicines, and for following of which the authority prescribed to the pharmacists and the doctors, even when this obligation is not expressed in the title of the book, must be accepted in its entirety. The development of pharmacopoeia books cannot be shown only through the pharmacopoeia in the narrow sense of the word because of the fact that for such books there were more diverse contents and names that were used and were the characteristic of the time and environment in which such books arise. A list of pharmacopoeias shows that at least thirty different names have been used to designate these collections and/or these scientific papers on drugs. Characteristics of these books used by pharmaciststo 1851, andUnited States Pharmacopoeia from 1820, 1831, 1842, 1851, 1863 and 1873. At that time was created the most advanced pharmacopoeia of that time, Pharmacopoeia Borussica, also featured plant descriptions. Dual or binary drug names were a common thing, and they consisted of the name of the main plant species and of the herbaceous part of the plant that was used, e.g. Herba digitalis and/or Digitalis Folia. This practice was common in Germany and the UK. It responded very well to the needs of pharmacists, as at a time when hundreds of herbal drugs were still in the pharmacy, which were partially derived from the same plant, greatly facilitated differentiation. Drug names that consisted of one word had the advantage of a short name, but they were less

has founded a botanical garden that has been preserved within the oldest botanical garden in Europe ([@ref3]). The foundation of botanical gardens has led to the publication of books in which authors described such a garden, as well as to the expansion of knowledge gained by collecting and cultivating herbs. In all countries of the world where science has been developed, pharmacists have contributed to the knowledge of local flora. **Theophrastus Bombastus von Hohenheim (Paracelsus)** (1494-1541), a Swiss-German physician, a naturalist and a Renaissance philosopher, wrote that healing herbs in each country were growing for treating their patients. Botany was not yet an independent discipline at that time but was in the service of medicine and pharmacy. In the sixteenth century, the pharmacy gardens grew more and more, andsanitatis or Hortus sanitatis made by a printing company **Jakob Meydenbagh**. It is based primarily on a manuscript of 1072 monographs of drugs, of which the 530 monograph deals with medicinal herbs, and the material was probably compiled by a German author around 1450 from easily available, mostly encyclopedic sources. The content is divided into half-alphabetic order, divided into five segments: herbae, animalia in terris, aves, pisces and lapidespretiosi. After the first edition there were several Latin copies (1497-1538) ([@ref3]). Herbars, except in Latin and German, were soon printed in Dutch, French and Italian. Gart der Gesuntheit was also known as Herbarius zu Teutch (1485). In the year 1491, the extended version of Gart der Gesuntheit appeared under the title Hortus sanitatis. The French translation, called Arbolary, was published

same time the last great Greek Roman pharmacist. He was a great expert in the use, preparation and compilation of medicines. The best source of knowledge of his pharmacology is the book "De simplicium medicamentorum temperamentis et facultatibus". But other books can be considered an ancient "pharmacopoeia". These are the ones from the year 160 "De compositione medicamentorum sectmdum genera" and "De compozitione medicamentorum secundum locos". About 500 herbal drugs and a considerable number of mineral and animal drugs are described in the aforementioned books. He also wrote the book "De Antidotis". Galen's books are preserved in a series of Greek, Latin and Arabic medieval manuscripts. They are then often published, so the number of printed editions is great. The first printed edition was published in Latin in1515 in Erfurt as the son of Eurosis Cordus, a Marburg professor of medicine. He studied in Marburg and Wittenberg. At the last university in Wittenberg in 1540 he read about Dioscuri. Scientific literature on the life and book of Valerius Cordus is very extensive. Georg Edmund Dann has specifically explored this area of pharmacy history. He argues that Dioskurides approach was not just based on reason or well-conceived and practical (rational), as well as based on experience, or knowledge gained (empirical). It is also critical, or it rests on a strict observation of specific criticism and its criteria. He therefore deserves to be recognized as the beginning of the science of pharmacognosy and pharmacology. His drug classification was based on their expected physiological effect and this activity

was largely responsible for determining the modern plant names ([@ref3]). **Valerius Cordus** is the author of the first official medical book. He also wrote the pharmacopoeia "Historia Plantarum". He was a professor at the University of Leipzig. He talked about the character and book of Dioskurides and presented the most important features of Dioskurides classification and all his lectures on Dioskurides, which he held to students, were published after his death ([@ref3]). The Dioskurides describes for each listed drug its habitat, provides botanical description, explains its properties or mode of action, describes its medical use and side effects, provides quantities and dosages, provides instructions on collection, treatment and preservation of plants, describes methods of destruction and testing for detecting defects, providing veterinary, magical and non-medical use, and pointing to whereSina's medicine. They were copied by the folk and were the main source of folk medicine ([@ref27]-[@ref40]). Official literature, however was written in Turkish and Arabic languages and therefore was available only to the highest members of the society. Even though "Ljekaruša"s had useful knowledge, they were also filled with superstition. They were using amulets, fetishes, and scrolls, as well as parchments of Qur'an, which was contrary to Islamic principles. Attars were drug specialists that operated in Bosnia and Herzegovina in 16th century. They can be held responsible for development of the folk and traditional medicine ([@ref19], [@ref28]). Their arrival coincides with arrival of sefardJews from Spain in 1492. Their knowledge stemmed from the Arabian medicine. Attars were mostly situated in bigger cities. Attar practices are being soon picked

up by the local Muslims, and they soon outnumbered the Jews. They supplemented their attaric knowledge from the official literature, and they formed unions, while Jews continued working independently. Their stores held a variety of merchandise, from plants to oils and potions. Attars were so significant that even with the prohibition of their work, they still had more profit that official pharmacy, founded during that time ([@ref20]-[@ref30]). Some people would travel far from Bosnia to receive an education from famous universities and then upon return would return to heal the population. Some were even from outside the Empire, but they treated only the nobles. They did however played an important role in the suppression of epidemics. Also, since leading cause of death, besides the epidemics were artificial abortions, doctorsWill Chemical Weapons Change U.S. Policy Toward Syria? The White House said this week that it believes Syria has been using chemical weapons, but President Obama has not said how the U.S. might respond. Here, rebel fighters in Syria prepare to launch of a rocket in the northern Syrian city of Aleppo, on April 21. The rebels have also accused the Syrian government of employing chemical weapons. Miguel Medina / AFP/Getty Images Originally published on April 26, 2013 2:46 pm The U.S. has remained at arm's length during two years of bloodletting in Syria that has claimed some 70,000 lives. But when the White House said Thursday it believed Syria has used chemical weapons, even in small quantities, it immediately set off a renewed debate on whether the U.S. might pursue a more

Soviet stage. Rise of the Miners On 19 September, 2008, FC Shakhter, alongside FC Vostok, were disqualified from the Kazakhstan Premier League for playing a fixed match. On 2 October, the authorities revised their decision and FC Shakhter were instead deducted nine points, while FC Vostok’s expulsion was upheld. Despite this setback, Shakhter have reemerged with a functional side based on the strong tactical prowess of Viktor Kumykov, whose temporal managerial career is spatially similar to the pastoral traditions of Kazakh nomadism, and whose promise to give up a 35-year smoking career should Shakhter progress underlies his loyalty to Karaganda’s Champions League ambitions. Unlike the other ‘Shakhters’ of the post-Soviet space, namely Donetsk and Belarus’s Soligorsk, and with particular regard to the former, Karagandy are not a financially-constructed entity, which makesGroup 5: saline (negative control). Methyl cellulose was used as the thickening agent for all the groups and the medicament was packed inside the root canal. The canals were then sealed at both the ends with paraffin wax and incubated at 37ºC in an anerobic environment. After 5 days, the harvesting of dentin was carried out at 400 μm depth with a sterile Gates-Gliden drill no. 5 \[[@R28]\]. Bacterial Genomic DNA Isolation from Harvested Dentin ----------------------------------------------------- To the dentin sample, 1ml of lysozyme stock solution was added and vortexed, which was then incubated at 37ºC for 30 minutes. To this mixture, 10% sodium dodecylesulphate (SDS) was added and vortexed. The samples were again incubated at 37ºC for 30 min in a water bath. Following the above step, equal volume of Phenol

authors would like to thank the staff, and especially the nurses, of the outpatient apartment of the German Heart Centre for their dedicative support in this project. This work was supported by the German Research Foundation (DFG) and the Technical University of Munich (TUM) in the framework of the Open Access Publishing Program. **Funding.** This study is funded by an unrestricted grant from the Robert-Enke-Stiftung and the Fördergemeinschaft Deutsche Kinderherzzentren e.V. CHD : congenital heart disease cIMT : Carotid Intima-media Thickness HRPF : heat-related physical fitness HRQoL : Health related Quality of Life PWV : pulse wave velocity RCT : randomized controlled trial. [^1]: Edited by: Tim Takken, University Medical Center Utrecht, Netherlands [^2]: Reviewed by: Shahanawaz Syed, Mahatma Gandhi Mission Institute of Health Sciences, India; Daniel Rossignol, Rossignol Medical Center, Unitedleader of the second phase of the commodities bull market. Cotton was up 54% in 2009 to silver's 48%. In 2010 cotton led the way with a 91% gain as silver was up 83%. On March 7, 2011, cotton was up 51% for the year while silver was up 19% for the year. Then the inevitable collapse. Cotton went into a 61% bear market in less than 10 months. Silver took the baton and enjoyed its brief tenure as media darling for a couple of months. On April 28, 2011, silver was up 60% for the year. Silver passed the commodity leader baton (i.e., the kiss of death) over to gold and promptly dropped 47% over the next five months. Let's look at the annual data to see the relationship

of prolonged exposure to OP compounds. As few cases of this kind have been reported or seen in practice, this report may help others in understanding and diagnosing COPIND. Case report =========== In an attempted suicide after quarreling with his wife, a 35-year-old male farmer from the plain (Terai) region of Nepal poisoned himself with OP pesticide (malathion). He had been using OP as a pesticide in his field, as per the advice of an agriculture technician, for over a week at the time of the incident. The unconscious farmer was taken to a nearby hospital in India, near the border, where he suffered from vomiting, salivation, and diarrhea. After being on a mechanical ventilator for 9 days, he was brought to the National Medical College and Teaching Hospital, Birgunj, Nepal.The patients' record showed that his symptoms included deep coma (Glasgow Coma Scale E1V1M1), hypotension (80/56 mmHg), tachycardia (128/min), miosis, and hypersalivations. The patient was administered activated charcoal and was continuously infused with atropine sulfate. His plasma cholinesterase value was not tested due to the lack of access to the test. After being brought to the National Medical College and Teaching Hospital, the patient was kept in the intensive care unit under breathing support with a mechanical ventilation and under 24 hours vigilance. His consciousness and respiratory status gradually improved, and he was taken off the mechanical ventilator on the 12th day of his admission. After this time, he developed irritability, restlessness, nonsensical talking, and psychosis. The neurological examination revealed resting and postural tremors, and marked cogwheel rigidity. An

examination of his mental status revealed uncooperativeness, irritability, abnormal behavior, decreased volume and pitch of speech, increased reaction time, labiality of mood, impaired attention and concentration, and disorientation to time, place, and person. The diagnosis of delirium was made along with a suspicion of Parkinsonism. The antipsychotic drug, quetiapine, was started at a low dose of 25 mg once daily, and then was gradually increased over 3 days to 50 mg, which showed dramatic improvements within 2 days. By the 18th day of admission, a decision was made to transfer the patient to the Psychiatry Inpatient Department for further management of his psychiatric manifestation, where he was continued on with the same medications. Consistent mood liability, irritability, fatigability, and features of anxiety were observed; however, features of Parkinsonism wereseen to be improving. Through a detailed history from his spouse, friends, and other family members, major medical, surgical, and psychiatric illness, and substance abuse were all ruled out. The patient consumed alcohol occasionally, but did not portray patterns of dependency. In addition, the detailed history explored the attempted suicide and saw it as an impulsive act rather than one motivated by depression. The patients' medical history showed mood swings along with suicidal thoughts were persistent. An antidepressant, fluoxetine 20 mg, was started once daily and suicidal precaution was explained to family members. Upon persistent requests from the family, the patient was discharged with the same medication and advised to return for a 2-week follow-up at the Psychiatry Outpatient Department. Gradual improvement in his mood and behavior was seen

Symptom distress as rated by advanced cancer patients, caregivers and physicians in the last week of life. To study the symptom distress as rated by patients with advanced cancer during their last week of life, and to compare patients' ratings with those perceived by caregivers and physicians. This was a prospective study on all patients admitted to the Hospice Unit of the Caritas Medical Centre with an estimated life expectancy of two weeks or less from May 2002 to September 2002. A questionnaire with a list of 13 symptoms, including pain, dyspnoea, nausea, vomiting, dry mouth, cough, fatigue, cachexia, anorexia, constipation, diarrhoea, insomnia and haemoptysis, was administered to assess the distress. Distress was rated by a verbal rating scale consisting of five grades (grade 0 to grade 4). Patients,of the investigators and staff with expertise in both qualitative and quantitative research as well as community engagement. All FG facilitators completed some form of tertiary education---MPH, BSc or some form of Social Science degree in Humanities. The majority have prior research experience: hospital-based, community-based or field work. Each is knowledgeable about the culture in their respective communities in Ghana and Nigeria. Additionally, researchers at the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) in the USA are also part of the SIREN team. The team communicates via Skype at least 4 times per month. The community engagement investigator at MUSC and lead author of this article has: i) a long history of working with southern African American communities in the USA in community-based participatory research related to diabetes and qualitative

FG, and associated materials were administered in one of the major languages as appropriate for the participants including Hausa, Yoruba, Igbo in Nigeria and Asante Twi in Kumasi, Ghana and Ga in Accra, Ghana. The duration of the FGs ranged from 60 to 90 minutes. Credibility of the data was enhanced through summarizing and debriefing at the end of the groups. All FGs were audio digitally recorded, field notes were made during the interview, and the digital recordings were transcribed verbatim. The multiple languages and dialects in the SIREN communities presented translation challenges for the team. However, the process developed by Beaton and colleagues \[[@pone.0206548.ref029], [@pone.0206548.ref030]\] provided a guide for translation of both the FG questions into the language or dialect as well as translation of the FGThe historical drama series "The Last Kingdom" has officially started production and there are new additions to the family. Richard Rankin joins the cast, while Netflix gets onboard as a co-producer. New Cast Member "Outlander" actor Richard Rankin is one of the newest members of the cast, joining Thure Lindhardt, Millie Brady and Peter McDonald, Digital Spy reported. There are no further details yet as to which character Rankin is going to play. Alexander Dreymon is reprising his role as the main character, Uhtred, a warrior who continue to fight for his birthright. Other returning stars from the first season include David Dawson, Emily Cox, Ian Hart, and Tobias Santelmann. Netflix Joins As Co-Producer Netflix joins the fantasy epic series as a co-production partner. It will release the "The Last Kingdom" Season

individual practitioner level. For this study, rural and remote medical workforce data were available for the most populous Australian state, New South Wales (NSW). For more than ten years, longitudinal data have been collected by the NSW Rural Doctors Network (NSW RDN), a state and federally funded rural workforce agency established in 1998 to respond to workforce recruitment and retention issues facing rural family physicians in NSW. In Australia, family physicians are more commonly termed 'general practitioners' (GPs). Data are collected annually by the NSW RDN through a GP workforce and skills survey of GPs for the express purpose of rural workforce planning. These survey data are supplemented from other sources, including biannual practice manager surveys and the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency register of physicians. Many ofthan 15 km or had a break in continuous service provision of more than 3 months. A *'*failure' event was defined as a family physician leaving an appointment whilst a *'*censored' event was defined as a family physician remaining in an appointment at the end of the study observation period. Hence, another way of viewing a 'failure' is as a break in the provision of continuous care within a community. This was selected because relational continuity is known to be central to the development of trust and improved communication between doctors and their patients and to the securing of optimal health outcomes in the community \[[@B20]\]. Periods at risk were defined in days for each person. Multiple 'failures' per family physician during the time period in question were permitted (though only

for remote and very remote locations compared to inner regional locations could be higher. A further important finding is that graduates from medical schools in countries without an Australian Medical Council-designated competent authority (countries other than Australia, UK, Canada, US, New Zealand and Ireland, which we term 'other' countries) had a substantially (1.45 times) increased risk of leaving a family physician appointment in rural NSW compared with Australian graduates. In terms of predicted median length of stay, this translates to Australian trained graduates staying for almost a year longer in small remote towns and for almost 2 years longer in small inland towns in regions of moderate population density. These differences are after the modelling adjusts for the lower risk of leaving an appointment for family physicians with conditional registration.research in accessible and equitable primary health service provision in rural and remote Australia. IC is the Chief Executive Officer and PW is the information manager at NSW RDN and IC is also a member of the National Advisory Committee of the CRERRPHC. Acknowledgements ================ The research reported in this paper is a project of the Australian Primary Health Care Research Institute (APHCRI), which is supported by a grant from the Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing. The information and opinions contained in it do not necessarily reflect the views or policy of the Australian Primary Health Care Research Institute or the Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing.

not receive explanations, whereas the analysis of covariance using the Mill-Hill part B as covariate provided identical results, indicating that the schizophrenic patients included in the group with explanations about the strategies used to process the context achieved better results. The first main limitation of this research concerns the absence of neuropsychological evaluation, and particularly of cognitive processes such as flexibility, inhibition, and the maintenance of context in working memory. These processes are potentially implicated in the processing of contextual information, including in the two tasks used in this research. In the disambiguation task and context-processing remediation task, participants must inhibit the dominant meaning of the ambiguous words and maintain the context in memory to respond appropriately with the subordinate meaning of the words. The second main limitation relates toPolice are dealing with a serial killer and that the killer is extremely well connected and, even worse, well protected. Cross is facing his toughest case yet and finds himself in a world that you can only imagine and fighting against Washington’s highest movers and shakers. He has a personal interest in the case and will stop at nothing to get a result. Boy Meets Girl is the second book I've read by American author Meg Cabot, who is most famous for writing the 'Princess Diary' books that were made into popular films by Disney. Cabot is most well-known for her books for children and teens, although this new foray into the world of adult fiction is a successful one in my opinion. This book is part of a series, although

fresh water plants. Mesocolon abscess by ectopic fascioliasis should be given a thought in the differential diagnosis of patients exposed to fresh water plants. CASE RECORD =========== A 56-year-old female was admitted to a local hospital with discomfort and pain in the left lower quadrant of the abdomen for 10 days. The patient had a surgical history of appendectomy 4 years ago. She had never traveled abroad. She had taken extracts from lotus leaf and mixed plants for a few months. She was admitted after the symptom onset 10 days later (21 October 2011); an abscess was found in the left lower paracolic gutter by abdominal CT and the patient was treated with oral antibiotics. Twenty days after the first CT, on a follow-up CT, 2 additional abscesses were found at thesplenic flexure in the left upper quadrant area and the pelvic cavity. Her symptoms did not improve despite the antibiotic therapy. She was transferred to our hospital on 10 November 2011. At that time, physical examination revealed tenderness in the left lower quadrant of the abdomen. A blood test showed eosinophilia. WBC count was 8,200/μl, and the proportion of eosinophils was 13.8%. CRP was 7.41 mg/dl, and serum electrolytes and liver enzymes were within normal range. An abdominal CT showed 3 abscesses in the left upper quadrant, mesentery, and pelvic cavity. On the 11th hospital day after transfer (21 November 2011), a 4th abdominal CT was performed. Two abscesses were found in the anterior aspect of the distal transverse colon (4 cm) and the interbowel space of the left

farming or fishing lifestyles is easy to make. In addition, miners often travel from one mine to another. ASGM work involves digging, grinding, and crushing the ore, then processing the ore, ending with burning of the amalgam to attain the gold. Most miners are men. Few women work as miners, and mainly as ore crushers, not as smelters. ASGM activity in the WSR is relatively recent compared to other ASGM activity in Indonesia. Describing the ASGM sector in WSR and its impact on environment, health and society is necessary for developing a better solution to eliminate mercury use in the ASGM sector. The current study was conducted to better understand the lifestyle, extent of mercury exposure, and health of people living in the ASGM mining areas of Westpositive financial conditions for miners and local communities. In 2012, the government of WSR issued a decree aimed at stopping ASGM activity, but it failed, and ASGM activity persists and is growing. In 2014, the government worked together with PT Indotan, a mining concession holder in the WSR, to formalize ASGM activities. This formalization began by inviting miners to become members of a cooperative. Cooperative formalization would help to integrate the social, environmental, labor, health and safety, economic, commercial, gender, organizational and technical dimensions of AGSM activities. However, these processes require time and a consistent long-term governmental policy. With formalization, the government would have the power to impose interventions with legal consequences for both sides (government and miners). In spite of formalization, it is suggested that regular monitoring

the legs in Leonardo da Vinci's drawings is discussed. Method {#Sec2} ====== Three groups of models were analyzed: models from different ethnic groups, Barbie dolls, and athletes. The author also analyzed two groups of artistic models: drawings by Leonardo da Vinci (the Vitruvian Man) and Greek sculptures (photographs taken at the National Archeology Museum of Athens). Models, Barbie Dolls, and Athletes {#Sec3} ---------------------------------- A total of 556 photographs of legs found in fashion and health magazines were scanned and inserted into a PowerPoint program. Other photographs were taken of 39 live models in Morocco, France, Ukraine, Hungary, and the US. It was important for the author to include the study of models' legs considered as an ideal of beauty. The legs of models who work as "body doubles" in the film industry were studied.a complicated concept in Pathfinder and its antecedents, so go with the GM's ruling: the fewer discussions one has about normal speed, the better. Note: While this GM would allow the air walk spell to be used by a druid in giant squid from, I suspect many GMs would prefer the druid employ the sky swim spell for the druid's flying squid needs, that spell—unlike the air walk spell—seemingly designed with such creatures in mind. The sky swim spell's advantage is it's one spell level lower than the air walk spell, but it's disadvantage is it has 1/10 the duration of the air walk spell. (Thanks to Bobtheaverage for bringing the sky swim spell to my attention, and Oblivious Sage for pointing out the differences between the two spells'

exits (exit point), usually 3--4 inches below the clavicle and away from the nipple and breast tissues. The line connecting the two points is infiltrated with xylocaine. For children, apprehensive and uncooperative patients, this may be done under mild sedation with midazolam by the bedside or under general anesthesia in the theatre. Following insertion of the guidewire into the vein at the entry point, the plastic or metal tunneled is used to create a subcutaneous tunnel connecting both points. The guide-wire is now pulled through from the entry point and out through the exit point. The catheter is now threaded along the wire into the vein. A few stitches are placed at the entry and exit points to narrow the opening and to firmly secure the line. TheSnow When a brutal snowstorm shut down all the flights in and out of Chicago, Todd Curry and a few other stranded passengers rented a Jeep to drive the rest of the way to their destinantions. But along a forested, isolated road, they picked up a disoriented man wandering through the snow. His car wouldn't start and his daughter had vanished. Strangest of all were the mysterious slashes cut into the back of his coat, straight down to the flesh....When they arrived in the nearest town it seemed deserted.

was supported by the Emil Aaltonen Foundation (T.L.), the Academy of Finland (grants 53392 and 34316), the Social Insurance Institution of Finland, the Turku University Foundation, the Juho Vainio Foundation, the Finnish Foundation of Cardiovascular Research, the Finnish Cultural Foundation, and the Tampere and Turku University Central Hospital Medical Fund. We would like to acknowledge the International HapMap Consortium for the linkage disequilibrium data. The KORA research platform (KORA: Kooperative Gesundheitsforschung in der Region Augsburg) was initiated and financed by the Helmholtz Zentrum München---National Research Center for Environmental Health, which is funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education, Science, Research and Technology and by the State of Bavaria. Part of this work was financed by the German National Genome Research Network (NGFN-2 and NGFNPlus: 01GS0823) and withinPresident Trump listens with German Chancellor Angela Merkel by his side during a joint news conference in the East Room of the White House on March 17. (Jabin Botsford/The Washington Post) On the 60th day of his presidency came the hardest truth for Donald Trump. He was wrong. James B. Comey — the FBI director whom Trump celebrated on the campaign trail as a gutsy and honorable “Crooked Hillary” truth-teller — testified under oath Monday what many Americans had already assumed: Trump had falsely accused his predecessor of wiretapping his headquarters during last year’s campaign. Trump did not merely allege that former president Barack Obama ordered surveillance on Trump Tower, of course. He asserted it as fact, and then reasserted it, and then insisted that forthcoming evidence would prove him right. But in

between the ages of 12 and 30 months. The use of physical aggression is considered normal and adaptive during the first years of life ([@B70]). During the first half year of life, infants express frustration and anger through vocalizing and facial expressions ([@B33]). The early manifestations of physical aggression are apparent before 12 months of age, as soon as children acquire the motor skills to use force ([@B35]). The first expressions of aggressive behavior involve behaviors such as biting, hitting, pulling, and tugging toys: these behaviors are generally considered to be reactive in nature and to result from frustration ([@B33]), while harmful intent is very unlikely to play a role in infant aggression ([@B29]). From infancy onward, the level of physical aggression increases until it peaks around 2 yearsClive Walford, who has a quadriceps injury, was also a full participant. Woodson also is an early leader in the Pro Bowl fan voting at strong safety. Quarterback Derek Carr, Cooper and defensive end Khalil Mack all rank sixth at their position.

They were then much less active and spent time cleaning their antennae and legs. Observations revealed two defensive strategies displayed by the butterflies while nectaring. With several fast and shallow wingbeats, they repelled much smaller insects (flies, bees) that wanted to land on the same flower; this behavior was observed several times. A different strategy was adopted against much larger insects like bumble bees. On landing on the same plant (flower), these did not respect the presence of the butterfly. The unexpected contact between the two insects resulted in the butterfly immediately dropping into the dense vegetation on the ground without opening its wings; after a moment, however, it flew up and away. This behavior was observed on two occasions. Another intriguing behavior following oviposition was noticed. Before leaving theWhy the Political Atmosphere in Rajasthan’s Pokhran Has Turned Communal It might be winter in Delhi and Jaipur, but the temperatures in Pokhran, Rajasthan, are enough to induce a sweat. Some of the heat is weather-related, to be sure, but the rest is political. Anyone travelling from Barmer into Pokhran is greeted by a poster featuring Yogi Adityanath, the “Hindu king” chief minister of Uttar Pradesh, and the local BJP candidate, Mahant Pratap Puri, who is the head of the Taratara math. Just next to that one is another poster, featuring Congress candidate Saleh Mohammad and Congress president Rahul Gandhi. The two posters reveal more than enough about the atmosphere in Pokhran. In a public meeting held in Pokhran on November 26, Adityanath said, “Rahul Gandhi went to Ajmer Sharif and

agricultural product and global food supplies by about 10%.^[@R1],[@R4]^ Recently, we have had unbelievably high incidents of unexpectedly devastating typhoons in various parts of the world. Example is the huge blizzard in spring in the USA.^[@R5]^ Another example is the heavy seasonal rains and flood that struck several governorates of Iraq, Iran, and Afghanistan in late March and early April, leaving behind several dead bodies and destroying several cities and hundreds of villages. According to the *Guardian* "Afghanistan has been hit with the worst flooding in seven years, with 20 dead, thousands of homes swept away and many families, already displaced by drought, forced to leave their homes for the second time."^[@R6]^ In central and northern governorates of Iraq, heavy rain over 10 days caused flooding and damage; Tigrisrecent flood struck Iran destroyed thousands of kilometers of roads, numerous homes and infrastructural facilities costing at least US\$ 8 billion. Worse, for the imposed US sanctions on Iran, the financial aids provided by other countries and international bodies could not reach Iran, although according to the US officials, the sanctions are not supposed to affect the health of people.^[@R10]^ Invasion of southern parts of Iran by a swarm of desert locusts (*Schistocerca gregaria*) soon after the flood, was another major problem.^[@R11]^ After the flood and increase in humidity, a swarm of locusts immigrated from Saudi Arabia and Kuwait to Iran. They were able to eat the remaining agricultural products the flood could have not destroyed. The large amount of locusts now available as food to ravens and certain

isomerases and ligases. From her observations, she put forward a "Multiple Root Genesis" (MuRoGe) hypothesis. This hypothesis predicts that life on Earth arose via multiple routes---for example both in situ on the Earth and also that it was made elsewhere in the Universe and then delivered onto the Earth (i.e., panspermia). Hansma (University of California at Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, CA, USA) observes that the spaces between mica sheets are a good "container" which could have brought together the reactants for chemical reactions needed for life's origins. Mica sheets form sandwiches of sheets (mica "books") with anionic crystal lattices bridged by potassium ions (K^+^). Mica's crystal lattices have a lattice spacing of 0.5 nm, which is equal to the distance between anionic phosphate (PO~4~)^3−^ groups in RNA (and laterleague of b’nai b’rith) -brenda schaffer (israeli scholar, past president of american political acience association, former research director of the Caspian studies program at harvard’s kennedy school of government, current faculty at the israeli university of haifa in the school of political science, and a visiting professor at the azerbaijan diplomatic academy and at georgetown university in washington, d.c.) -shimon peres (president and former prime minister of israel) -guenter lewy (professor emeritus at the university of massachusetts amherst) -bruce fein (attorney, worked for the turkish coalition of America, the american enterprise institute and the heritage foundation, the assembly of turkish american associations court case against Mourad Topalian in 2001, the lawyer of fellow jew guenter lewy against the southern poverty law center regarding the Armenian Genocide, lawyer of u.s. house of representatives

Age of Thought Control and Psychic Development for Prosperity, Self-Defense & Political Influence. See more at Kerth's website. "Children are suffering from a hidden epidemic of child abuse and neglect." - John ZielinskiJohn is a photojournalist and the author of several books on the Amish lifestyle and pioneering. He was instrumental in getting the Conspiracy of Silence documentary online which first exposed the global satanic child kidnapping and slavery network and its ties to the intelligence community. See the documentary film made about John and his work at Zielinski.See more at America's MIA Children, John's website. "America is under the mind control of the medical-political establishment and it begins with the disruption of the mother-baby relationship at birth." - Janel Martin Janel is the creator of a poignant movie aboutMedical Center, IsraelSaint Agnes Hospital, MDSt. Elizabeth's Medical Center, MASaint Francis Medical Center, ILSan Joaquin, CASt. Luke's Hospital, KSSt. Mary Mercy, MISt. Mary's Health Center, MOSt. Mary's Medical Center, CASt. Mary's Hospital Medical Center, WISuburban Hospital, MDTemple University Hospital, PATexas Tech University Health Science School of Medicine, TXTower Health/Reading Hospital, PAToyohashi Municipal Hospital, JapanUnity Hospital, NYUlm University Hospital, GermanyUniversity of California Riverside, CAUniv. of Central Florida, FLUniversity of Illinois COM @ Peoria, ILUniversity of Kansas Medical Center, KSUniversity of Kentucky, KYUniversity of Maryland, MDUniversity of Maryland Medical Center -- Midtown, MDUniversity of Mississippi Medical Center, MSUniversity of North Florida, FLUniversity of Tennessee Health Science Center Memphis, TNUPNC Pinnacle, PAYale University School of Medicine, CTYitzhak Shamir Medical Center, Israel Directions for the journal are provided by the CEB (Chimp Editorial

Background {#Sec1} ========== By the time the World Health Organization (WHO) declared an end to the transmission of the Ebola virus in West-Africa in June 2016, the outbreak had claimed more than 11,000 lives and infected almost 29,000 \[[@CR1]\]. During a few months in 2014, the weak and fragile health systems in the three most affected countries, Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone, were overwhelmed with urgent and radically new challenges \[[@CR2]\]. The fear of contracting Ebola viral disease (EVD), the deaths of health staff \[[@CR3]\], the closure of health facilities, and the disruption of essential health programs \[[@CR4], [@CR5]\] contributed to reduced health service utilization \[[@CR6]--[@CR10]\] and increased all-causes of mortality \[[@CR11]\]. The health system's functions, adaptations, and its consequences for essential health services during the EVD outbreak have been, withACLU sues California for inadequate English instruction AP LOS ANGELES (AP) — About 20,000 students in California who need to learn English aren't getting adequate language instruction, according to a lawsuit against the state and education workers filed Wednesday by the American Civil Liberties Union. Under state and federal law, schools are required to teach non-English speakers the language, but by its own records, the state isn't offering English instruction to nearly 20,000 students. The suit alleges that lack of instruction has meant some children had to be held back a grade or live with low proficiency scores because of a language barrier. The ACLU brought the issue to the attention of the state with a letter in January, and officials say they're working to ensure compliance at the local level. Attorney Mark

the CAMHS Specialised Eating Disorders Program. Hunna Watson is a research assistant professor of psychiatry and biostatistician at the Center of Excellence in Eating Disorders, Department of Psychiatry, at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, adjunct research fellow at the School of Paediatrics and Child Health, The University of Western Australia, and adjunct lecturer at the School of Psychology and Speech Pathology, Curtin University; prior, she was a senior researcher at the CAMHS Specialised Eating Disorder Program. This study was supported by Department of Health in Western Australia Targeted Research Fund research grant. HREC approved consent procedures were used in establishing the HOPE Project registry. hopefully affirming their new resolutions to God. The booklet, New Life for New Year's Eve, contains an "Hour of Watching" for the last hour of the old year, a prayer-hour which can be used in the parish or adapted for the home celebration. [Editor's Note: This book is out of print.] New Year's Day Very often countries that are not at all related observe feasts in the same manner. The traditions for New Year's Day illustrate vividly that although people differ in nationality, they are basically alike. In Holland the children formally present for their parents a recitation of a self-composed poem proclaiming new resolutions for the coming year. In China the younger generations, and especially all the married children, dress up in their best attire and come to pay respects

94, 92, 100, and 103 mm. These sizes corresponded to ovulational ages of approximately 8-13 weeks \[[@B9]\]. All the specimens were part of the large collection kept at the Embryology Institute of the Universidad Complutense, Madrid, and were the products of miscarriages and ectopic pregnancies managed at the Department of Obstetrics of the University. Approval for the study was granted by the university ethics committee (approval number, B-08/374). Because of the nature of the specimens, we were unable to rule out the possibility that they contained pathology. However, no pathology was found in the developing umbilical vessels, liver, intestine, adrenal, and kidney in the specimens examined. Identification of gender was based on observations of the urogenital fold, including the primitive uterus. After routine procedures for paraffin-embedded histology, most of theadult-like course of the urethra as well as the striated muscle extending superiorly along the prostate. Thus, the change may occur at a stage slightly later than the present specimens. In contrast, a well-known diagram of the female perineum by Oelrich \[[@B6]\] was based on a 27-year-old woman, and not on observations of fetuses. However, Kato et al. \[[@B8]\] described the urethrovaginal sphincter at 20 weeks (CRL, \>180 mm). During the hypothetical topographical change at the late stage, mechanical stress is likely to be responsible for differentiation of the membranous structure between the crus and the striated sphincter (see above) into the male urogenital diaphragm or the female perineal membrane. Subsequently, the female urethral striated muscle seems to extend posterolaterally along the superficial surface of the developed perineal

Jak & Daxter Ps vita is by far the best platformer . It is almost legitimate enough to say it is one of the best platformers of all time. I am extremely pleased with the vita and games like this make it an incredible system. The story is pretty simple. In the time that no one remembers, there was a society known as the Precursors. This society left behind technology that nobody could possibly explaiincreases in PH death rates for those aged 75 to 84 years and for those aged 85 years and older. Both parallelism and coincident comparisons of trend lines were rejected. ###### \] Deaths and Age-Specific Death Rates (per 100,000) of Pulmonary Hypertension as Any Cause of Death Among Americans by Age: United States, 2001-2005 Age Groups 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005

bronchitis. Congestive heart failure was the primary diagnosis for 19% of the PH hospitalizations in 2001 to 2002 and for 18% in 2009 to 2010. The top three diagnoses accounted for 43% of the hospitalizations in 2001 to 2002 and for 37% in 2009 to 2010. Pneumonia and cardiac dysrhythmias rounded out the five leading principal diagnoses, except in 2007 to 2008, when respiratory failure was the fifth most common principal diagnosis. Acute myocardial infarction moved from the sixth most frequent principal diagnosis in 2001 to 2002 to the 10th most frequent in 2009 to 2010. Nephritis, nephrotic syndrome, and nephrosis first appeared as the 10th most common primary diagnosis in 2007 to 2008 and moved up to the seventh most common primary diagnosis in 2009 to 2010. ######rate for men actually declined from 1980 through 2002; information in this report shows that the rates for men continued to decline until 2006 and then began increasing. In general, between 2001 and 2010, mortality rates from COPD declined among men^[@r12]^ and this may explain, in part, the long-term decline in mortality among men with PH that was trending from 1980 to 2006. Reasons for the reversal in trend for men are unclear, but the previous decline may have been associated with reductions in COPD and emphysema, which the current analysis identifies as well. On the other hand, we identified increases in the rates of PH mortality in association with coronary heart disease and hypertension as well as autoimmune disease in men. Few studies have found male sex

to a force transducer (model SSM-AJ-500; Interface; Scottsdale, AZ) via a high-tension cable. The height of the preacher curl bench and distance from the force transducer were adjusted to ensure that each participant's arm was positioned at 90°s of elbow flexion and that the line of pull from the cable was perpendicular to the force transducer. Following placement of the dEMG sensor and ground electrode, participants performed three submaximal isometric contractions (at \~50% of MVC) to warm up the elbow flexors and to allow for visual inspection of the dEMG signal-to-noise ratio to ensure proper signal acquisition. Two MVCs were then performed with three minutes of rest provided between contractions. Strong verbal encouragement and biofeedback of force output were provided to aid in participants providing a maximal effort.between 20%-40% and 50%-60% of MVC during contraction at 80% of MVC prior to the second eccentric exercise bout. To our knowledge no previous study of the RBE has examined potential changes in antagonist co-activation during eccentric exercise. Therefore, our finding of reduced triceps co-activation represents and interesting and here-to-fore unexamined change in neural strategy that would underlie the RBE. With decreased triceps co-activation, a greater portion of elbow flexor force would be applied to the external load---rather than being used to overcome the stabilizing force of the elbow extensors. The external load lifted was unchanged from Bout 1 to Bout 2. Consequently, a decrease in co-activation would result in less total force being generated by the flexors to move the external load. Since flexor RMS amplitude was unchanged

also measured. These included age, education, and occupation for both women and their husbands and household size, number of children aged \<5 y, and socioeconomic status at the household level. The measure of socioeconomic status was obtained by using principal components analysis for a set of items related to household assets, housing conditions, and access to utilities ([@bib34]). The consumption of IFA and calcium supplements was assessed by asking women to report how many IFA or calcium tablets they consumed during their last pregnancy. During monthly visits to women\'s homes, frontline workers recorded the number of IFA and calcium tablets consumed in a mother-child handbook as part of the MNCH program; this book was used to assist women in their recall. Maternal dietary diversity was assessed by using aGT-1 AUSTRALIA MAKES SEASON DEBUT AT MALLALA There’s no question that GT racing globally has been on the rise over the last decade, but whilst that success has been a blessing for promoters, it has also had an after-effect on the very people on which the category had been originally focussed – the amateur, or ‘gentlemen’ drivers. Now, much of the GT world is dominated by professional drivers, or in some cases, drivers whose international driver grading cause much discussion, the upshot of which is that the people who own many of the cars (GT is very much a ‘customer’ focussed category) have been forced to take a ‘back-seat’ to faster and more experienced drivers, ultimately forcing them back into the garage. This has often been a bone of contention for

the final manuscript. Acknowledgments =============== The authors thank Gen. Prof. MD Grzegorz Gielerak, the Director of the Military Institute of Medicine, Warsaw, Poland, and Prof. MD Tadeusz Plusa, the head of the Department of Internal Disease, Pneumonology, and Allergology as well as the "Hope for Lungs" project leader for providing database access. The work was supported by Military Institute of Medicine and Nalecz Institute of Biocybernetics and Biomedical Engineering. whips have allocated O’Mara an office in the House of Commons, when most new MPs are given space in nearby Portcullis House. This is because – if he was in Portcullis House – he would not be able to reach the Commons division lobbies within the necessary eight minutes when a vote is called. But because the front door requires the use of two hands to unlock it, he is having to use the back door to enter his new office, at least until the Commons authorities change the lock to one that is more accessible. Another access issue – and one for which he has not been granted an adjustment – has arisen around his need to stay in an accessible hotel. Because the hotel allowance for MPs is only £150

markup on the two sides of the Atlantic. The RELISH project will create an interoperable virtual archive by addressing a two-pronged problem: (1) the lack of harmonization between digital standards for lexical information in Europe and America, and (2) the lack of interoperability among existing lexicons of endangered languages, in particular those created with the Shoebox lexicon-building software. The development, in collaboration with the German Archaeological Institute Cairo (DAIK), of a digital library of three-dimensional renderings of ancient Egyptian structures based on a variety of existing sources using CAD technology, rendered as image files, and contextualized by metadata. Comparison of the ancient built environment is often difficult due to different standards used in publications. Correctness, drawing style, as well as the indication of materials, damage, or conjecture differ widely. Otherpopular approach in product placement studies -- e.g., in the study carried out by [@B28], the researchers also decided to investigate the effectiveness of remembering the content promoted through the use of product placement depending on the cognitive load of the subjects. In cognitive psychology there are at least two types of metaphors describing the activities of the individual's cognitive resources. The first and most popular of them is the computer metaphor, which compares the work of the brain to that of a processor which has a limited amount of resources that must be divided among all of the processes in the queue. The second is the energy metaphor, which says that an individual's cognitive resources can be treated as a specific processing power with definite capacity, facilitating proper

metagenome, and, more specifically, on alterations in the metabolic profile of the community. As we improve our understanding of how probiotics might alter the functions of the resident microbiota, clinicians may improve their abilities to select candidates (microbial and host) for probiotic therapy, with the goal of enhancing or restoring the health of patients. James Versalovic is Assistant Professor of Pathology, Molecular Virology and Microbiology, and Molecular and Human Genetics, Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, Texas, United States of America. He is also Director, Division of Molecular Pathology and Director, Microbiology Laboratories, Texas Children\'s Hospital, Houston, Texas, United States of America. David A. Relman is Associate Professor of Microbiology and Immunology and of Medicine at Stanford University, Stanford, California, United States of America, and Chief, Infectious Diseases Section, VAMme. Elsie Marechal (Elsie Bell) - 2nd World War heroine Elsie Bell was one of seven Yarmouth girls who entered Norwich Training College in September 1913. Her life story and the affect she had on so many allied servicemen escaping from occupied Europe is incredible. In 1915, after graduating from college, she starting teaching in London where she met Georges Marechal, a Belgian who was in London during the Great War. In 1920 they married. In 1930 the couple moved to Brussels where they were living, with their two children, in 1940. In March 1941, the family joined a chain of Resistance against the German occupation, housing and protecting escaped Allied servicemen. In November 1942 however, two Germans, pretending to be American airman were brought to the house and as a consequence

facts and some of the questions which remain unanswered. Read the statement Duveen family Emil Fuchs Sir Joseph Duveen 1903 Tate The arts and antiques dealers Sir Joseph Joel Duveen (1843–1908) and his son Lord Joseph Duveen (1869–1939) made significant financial contributions to the original gallery at Millbank. With their support, large extensions were added to the gallery including seven new rooms to display the Turner Bequest in 1910 and the Duveen Sculpture Galleries, the first galleries built specifically for sculpture in England. Tate Members Tate Members was founded in 1957 as the Friends of the Tate Gallery to raise money to buy artworks and to support and promote the work of the gallery. Their fundraising work has made possible the purchase of nearly 400 masterpieces for the gallery, including such notable works as Henry Moore’s Kingcomorbidities.[@CIT0010] This study was conducted in Liangshan, of which the morbidity of HIV was 697/100,000 by the end of 2016.[@CIT0021] The Liangshan area is quite unique in China for its complicated geographic position and different national culture, which lead to the birth of one of the highest prevalence areas of HIV in China. The Liangshan area is located in the southwest of China, and has been an important channel of drug transit from the Golden Triangle into Sichuan Province, China. On this basis, injection drug use is one primary infection route of HIV/AIDS in this specific area.[@CIT0022] Poverty also contributes to the epidemic of AIDS. Furthermore, the Liangshan area is a region with the largest number of an ethnic minority -- the Yi people in China. Their different language

Cobra Jet Mustang ​​​ George Barris’ #1 Batmobile is arguably one of the most widely-recognized pieces of entertainment history, and has become an American icon in its own right. It last sold publicly at the Barrett-Jackson Auction for $4.6M (fees inclusive) in 2013. The piece was again sold privately by Muffy Bennett, and is now owned by another collector in the United States. No terms of sale will be revealed due to a Confidentiality Agreement between all parties. ​role of state and family in care provision. In these respects, our relationship with ADI is crucial. ADI is affiliated to the World Heath Organization. The needs of people with dementia in low- and middle-income countries is now a major priority for ADI, and our findings are disseminated on its website, at its conferences and in its regular newsletters and World Alzheimer's Day bulletins, distributed to its 76 member associations worldwide. In turn, the national Alzheimer associations are able to use our materials for local publicity, and to influence national policy makers as part of their lobbying activities. Other committed non-governmental organisations (NGOs) may have a key advocacy role to play, and we will need to work intersectorally to maximise dissemination and policy impact. Dementia is one of many

of four sub-divisions of what was previously the much larger "Transvaal" Province. Historically, malaria was present over a significantly larger area but sustained malaria control interventions dating back nearly 90 years has shrunk this malaria endemic region considerably \[[@B4-ijerph-17-04125]\]. The general Limpopo Province region was the focus for the literature review. Within Limpopo Province, the Vhembe Municipal District is the area most heavily impacted by malaria in South Africa. It is located in the extreme north-eastern region of South Africa directly adjoining Zimbabwe and Mozambique, countries with which there is substantial trans-border movement of people, such as temporary migrant workers. The low-lying Limpopo River valley within this north-eastern corner has a high annual malaria incidence (in the context of South Africa), and we conducted mosquito surveillance in or neargoing to be measured, in part, by how he scaled back the excesses of post-9/11 national security practices and preserved the essentials in a still-dangerous world. The reviews on that account have been mixed. Obama withdrew US troops from Iraq, a conflict he once called a “dumb war,” and has set an end-of-the-year end date for US participation in Afghanistan’s war. At the same time, he has expanded the battlefield for the US drone fleet and stepped up the tempo of strikes from the Bush years, another counterterrorism tool that many within his party say should have far more accountability and oversight. The problem is that in focusing on how Obama might end the Afghan War–which hasn’t ended, of course–these accounts omit the fact that Obama massively increased the