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Q: Integral of function
Find $\displaystyle\int {1\over s^2 (s-1)^2}\,ds$.

I'm not sure how to set the integral to something like $A/s^2+B/(s-1)^2$. I don't know when do we use $Ax$ and when do we use $Ax^2$ and when do we just use $A$.
Show thorough steps please?? Thanks.

A: How about
$$\begin{aligned}\frac{1}{s^2 (s-1)^2}&=\left(\frac{1}{s-1}-\frac{1}{s}\right)^2=\frac{1}{s^2}+\frac{1}{(s-1)^2}-\frac{2}{s(s-1)}\\&=\frac{1}{s^2}+\frac{1}{(s-1)^2}-2\left(\frac{1}{s-1}-\frac{1}{s}\right)\end{aligned}$$
This gives
$$\int\frac{1}{s^2 (s-1)^2}ds=-\frac{1}{s}-\frac{1}{s-1}-2\log\frac{|s-1|}{|s|}+C$$

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Boating upholstery has a hard life. Whether we are talking about the casting seat on a weekend fisher or the interior of a cabin cruiser just the atmosphere that this upholstery must endure is corrosive by nature.
Add the wear and tear that use brings and it is no wonder that it has a tendency fade away rather quickly.
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You will Watch Totally Spies Season 3 Episode 4 online for free episodes with HQ / high quality. Stream cartoons Totally Spies 304 Space Much? The spies are sent to investigate the unusual fall of very large, very fast meteorites around the world, which leads them to a villain who has the technology to "throw" meteorites down to Earth. The spies have to stop her and most importantly the "big one" - a huge meteorite launched at top speed toward L.A. In a b-story, Jerry, concerned about the spies' new found freedom, hires a WOOHP nanny Myrna Beesbottom to keep an eye on them much to the spies' dismay.


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We believe if a repair is possible via road service than that repair should be made correctly on that road service. Too many companies out there perform what we call "patch work" when they go on a road service. "Patch work" is when the repair is not finished correctly and the customer eventually pays again to get it fixed right! Just a temporary fix that won't last long. Now not only did you pay twice but you are absorbing down time and that's lost revenue. This is why we have set all of our road service units with proper equipment to handle most major jobs. Temporary is secondary. Let Progressive do it right the first time!
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Construction community concerned about revamped development charges
Karen Hansen from Pratt Homes says she's 'never seen a DC bylaw rushed through so quickly'; Developers ask for more time to review data
by: Raymond Bowe
As the city works toward an overhaul of its development charges, people in the construction community are hammering home concerns that the process is moving too quickly and mistakes could be made.
While massive growth is just over the horizon in Barrie, the public and city council got a look at the new list of development charges during a mandatory public meeting held Monday night at Barrie City Hall.
The municipal fees are charged to developers to recoup infrastructure costs associated with both residential and non-residential growth, such as internal roads, sewers, watermains, roads, sidewalks and streetlights.
"Those are deemed a local service and are the direct responsibility of the developing land owner," said Gary Scandlan, from Mississauga-based Watson and Associates, who made the presention during general committee.
Scandlan explained how the proposed development charges (DCs) were calculated, talked about the background study, which was released April 17, and provided an overview of the proposed new development charge bylaw.
The existing bylaw expires Aug. 26. A staff report is expected May 27 with council possibly considering the new bylaw June 17.
There's a minimum 60-day window between when the background study is made public and the first day that city council can consider the new bylaw, Scandlan said.
"The bottom line is the province wants to ensure that there's clarity in the charges and the costs that are borne directly by the developing landowners," he added.
A handful of people from the construction industry raised concerns on Monday night.
Karen Hansen, who, with her husband, owns and operates Pratt Homes, which has been building homes in Barrie for six generations, says council needs to slow down before implementing the new development charges.
"During my own generation, I've never seen a DC bylaw rushed through so quickly," said Hansen, who has asked for more time for the development community to crunch the numbers. "After all, mistakes can be made. … This will affect the purchase price on homes and the rent on rental projects for the next four years."
She said a preliminary review has revealed "many mistakes in the new bylaw, and we've only skimmed the surface."
Hansen, who's been an advocate for affordable housing in Barrie for several years, said the creation of affordable housing is "challenging" and there are "significant enemies," such as the price of land, construction costs, condominium fees and development charges.
"Affordable housing is a major problem in our city," she said. "This problem exists for all of our residents on many levels, and it ranges from emergency shelter housing to affordable rental projects to the hopes and dreams or everyone who wants to buy a home."
The development charges being proposed will only increase the cost of living in Barrie, Hansen said.
"This is an important bylaw and we need to get this right," she said.
Mayor Jeff Lehman asked Scandlan why the highest increase was proposed in areas such as townhouse build forms, which are most often used for affordable housing.
Scandlan said the calculations include factoring in the average occupancy. "That will be part of the increase," he said.
Simcoe County Home Builders' Association (SCHBA) president Peter Brewda also called for an extension to review the background study.
"Our industry is essential to Simcoe County's long-term economic strength and prosperity," he said.
With the "sheer magnitude" of the proposed development charges, Brewda said it's "disappointing" that the background information and estimated timeframe adoption is "inadequate and insufficient" to allow for a proper analysis.
"The dream of home ownership is slipping out of reach quickly for many Ontarians," Brewda said.
Robert Howe, representing the Salem Landowners' Group, also called for more time. They've hired a consultant to look more closely at the DCs. Some of their concerns relate to "very significant increases" in captial costs associated with water, sewer and road projects.
Howe said he'd like to see more information and dig futher into the numbers. He said he's "very concerned" there won't be enough time to receive and analyze the data. Howe asked that the public consulation period be extended.
City treasurer Craig Millar said he appreciates the challenges that come with "dissecting" the information, but added staff are available to work through it.
The population of Barrie is expected to reach over 230,000 in the coming years. By 2028, it's predicted that 48,000 additional people (in 22,000 new residential units) will call Barrie their home, growing to almost 60,000 people (or 27,000 units) by 2031, and 100,000 new residents (or 31,000 units) by 2041.
The number of low-density residences is expected to decease in favour of medium- and high-density developments up to 2040.
Most of that growth will take place in the south end, particularly the Salem and Hewitt's secondary plan areas. Under the Barrie-Innisfil Boundary Adjustment Act, the city took in almost 5,700 acres of land from the Town of Innisfil, effective Jan. 1, 2010.
The methodology behind determining the new development charges included identifying the amount, type and location of growth, as well as servicing needs to accommodate growth and capital costs to provide services to meet those needs.
The calculations include city-wide services related to a highway, public works facilities and fleet, transit, parking, parks and recreation, library, administration, paramedics, social housing, wastewater facilities and water services. New services added to the calculation include the airport, long-term care and waste diversion. There are also area-specific calculations, such as in the Salem and Hewitt areas, for water and wastewater services.
Under the current, it works out to about $42,000 for a single detached home. The majority of the costs include roads ($18,000), debt-related water services ($7,500), parks and recreation ($6,000), and wastewater services ($4,400). Homes located in the Salem and Hewitt's area have an additional $5,700 in charges for wastewater collection services and water distribution systems. The DC costs lessen with more dense residential types.
Under the proposed DC rates, those numbers increase to around $57,000 for a single detached home, as well as an additional $10,000 for water and wastewater in the Salem and Hewitt's areas to be developed in the south end.
There is also a set of proposed charges for non-residential uses, such as commercial and industrial.
School boards ready to increase development charges in Simcoe County
Barrie to spend $2.9 billion on infrastructure over the next two decades
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Physicists Send Particles Of Light Into The Past, Proving Time Travel Is Possible?
Single particles of light (photons) to simulate quantum particles travelling through time were just used by scientists from the University of Queensland, Australia. They showed that one photon can pass through a wormhole and then interact with its older self. Their findings were published in Nature Communications.
Closed timelike curves are a concept necessary to understand this experiment(CTC). CTCs are used to simulate powerful gravitational fields, like the ones produced by a spinning black hole, that could theoretically (based on Einstein's theory of general relativity), warp the fabric of existence so that spacetime bends back on itself. This creates a CTC, almost like a pathway to travel back through time.
"It's intriguing that you've got general relativity predicting these paradoxes, but then you consider them in quantum mechanical terms and the paradoxes go away." – University of Queensland physicist Tim Ralph (source)
Tim Ralph (quoted above) and his PhD student Martin Ringbauer simulated a Deutsch's model of CTCs, according to Scientific American, "testing and confirming many aspects of the two-decades-old theory." Although it's just a mathematical simulation, the researchers (and their team/colleagues) emphasize that their model is mathematically equivalent to a single photon traveling through a CTC. Nothing has actually been sent back through time though; to do that, scientists would have to find a real CTC, which has yet to happen as far as we know. Of course, there always remains the possibility that black budgetscience has.
Think in terms of the 'grandfather paradox,' a hypothetical scenario where someone uses a CTC to travel back through time to cause harm to their grandfather, thus preventing their later birth. Now imagine a particle going back in time to flip a switch on the particle-generating machine that created it – this is a possibility that these physicists say they have shown through their simulation.
You can read the specifics of the experiment here.
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NorthGoods – Petoskey, MI
Petoskey Handcrafted Gifts and Local Art
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Owned and operated by the same people behind Sturgeon River Pottery in the Bay Harbor area, NorthGoods is a Michigan icon seated in the heart of the Petoskey Downtown Gaslight District. Find us on the corner of Lake and Howard streets in Petoskey's transformed historic corner bank building. Petoskey is known for many things. This attractive section of Petoskey is historically known as an old haunt for artists and writers alike, even the famed Ernest Hemingway. That same inspired feeling and a love for art runs deep in Petoskey and allows us to source our products from an array of talented creatives. We are known locally for having an abundance of Petoskey Stones and Petoskey Stone products from Petoskey Stone wine glasses, to Petoskey Stone knives, to the stones themselves. Whatever brings you downtown, from the need for that perfect one-of-a-kind gift, to seeking inspiration, you'll find it here. Our location on the corner of Lake Street and Howard Street puts us in walking distance of many incredible artistic locales and galleries. With such esteemed locations as Stafford's Perry Hotel and Kilwin's Chocolates surrounding, NorthGoods is in the perfect place to become your new favorite gift shop. Make sure to stop in and say hi on your next trip Up North!
Local Artists and More
We carry the work of roughly 100 artists and craftspeople here at NorthGoods, including Gwen Frostic, Kalamazoo Candle Company, and Motawi Tile Company. Much of our success as a gift shop and fine art gallery is owed to the local creativity that permeates Northern Michigan. With such beautiful views of the bay, who can help but get painting? We currently stock a great range of Raku pottery, wooden sculpture, jewelry, glassware, and Petoskey Stones downstairs, while watercolor, oil, and acrylic paintings are located upstairs in our art gallery, and in our new expansion. We now feature a wide range of handmade furniture, from Amish rocking chairs to live edge burl tables, many of which are one of a kind.
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Here at NorthGoods, we strive to be more than just a gallery and gift shop. By connecting the local community with artists from Michigan and beyond, we hope to help visitors find what gets them excited about being up north. Whether you love pottery, painting, or jewelry, we're sure to have something that sparks happiness in your heart and home. Part of what allows for our continued success in the beautiful downtown district of Petoskey is people like you, with the commitment to shopping local. We're excited to continue bringing you the best and the coolest that northern Michigan has to offer. Look out for our upcoming events on our Facebook page, and get connected with some Michigan creativity. See you soon!
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Boston City skyline and The Charles River on Wednesday,May 03, 2017. Staff photo by Patrick Whittemore.
The City of Boston had revenues $55 million over budget and exceeded its spending appropriations by $34 million in the fiscal year 2018, according to a new report from the Boston Municipal Research Bureau.
In a statement to the Herald, Mayor Martin J. Walsh praised the city's financial responsibility.
"Thanks to the City's strong fiscal management and robust economic growth, driven in part by the City's economic development policies, we have been able to invest in key priorities and achieve cost savings opportunities through thoughtful reforms," Walsh said.
The city was also able to make a $12 million payment to its pension fund.
"This has resulted in budget surpluses for the past five years and this year we were able make a supplemental payment to the pension fund, keeping us on track to fully fund our liability by 2025, 15 years ahead of the state requirement and many other municipalities," Walsh added in the statement.
The extra cash was offset by some overages in city departments, which came mainly from the police and fire departments, which garnered a $15.3 million deficit due to overspending overtime budgets and purchasing equipment, according to the report, which also said 67 percent of the deficit was due to overtime, specifically adding that it was "primarily as a result of increased hours in general and for events like the Freedom Rally." The report also said that the growth in officer wages contributed to overtime expenses.
Walsh has previously announced that the city has maintained a perfect AAA bond rating. The report revealed that for a seventh consecutive year, the city's revenue surplus allowed it to "forego using revenues initially budgeted for operations" for other needs.


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A widely used question that many people that suffer from allergy attacks would like to know the answer. And the answer is not simple. In general, yes, an air purifier will help with allergies. Every air purifier has the power to remove allergens and other microparticles that may trigger your allergy attacks. But there is a huge difference between each air purifier. Let talk about common allergens before we go and dig deep into the topic of which is the best air purifier for allergies.
Many people are allergic to pet fur. These allergies can be pretty severe, and it is recommended that individuals who suffer from these allergies don't keep animals in the house. But we know that these rabbits love to sneak into our homes and then if you don't have a pretty decent air purifier you will be in allergy trouble. That is the reason why air purifiers are advised to people who suffer from pet fur allergies. But keep in mind that not all air purifiers will filter pet fur.
Adults, but especially kids are more prone to pollen allergy. The reason for this is somehow unknown. But some scientists believe that use of GMO plants and or hybrid plants created these allergies. Again, if you are buying air purifier against pollen, you should look at air purifier with true HEPA filter, because only true HEPA filter purifiers have the power to remove pollen from theroom.
Just by reading it you can get an allergy from these little things. But I have good news for you, a decent air purifier with true HEPA filters will remove 100% of them. But there is bad news as well in this story. Dust mite feces are so small that true HEPA filter is just not enough. Because of that, you need to use an air purifier that works on ionizing technology. A purifier that either works as a negative ionizer or like an Ozonator.
In this category fall all other little things that may or may not trigger allergies. Household dust is one of them, and over 70% of this dust can be removed with the true HEPA filter air purifier, for the rest you will need some ionization technology. Insecticide dust is another nasty thing you wish to remove from your house, and the good thing is that most air purifiers eliminate insecticide dust. Same thing goes for spores, coal dust, molds, and hair.
One of the best in the market. You buy this product, and you don't need to worry about any particles that are moving in your room. Rabbit MinusA2 uses several filters, and it has the primary filter which is true Hepa and with this system removes over 99.97% of particles. And not only it will clean all the air from possible allergens, but it will also remove smoke and odor with negative ion generator. Because of this mixed system, this purifier is one of the best.
Oransi Max HEPA has a true HEPA filter, and that means most of the allergy particles will be filtered. It claims to remove 98% of particles. This air purifier is intended for large rooms, but that does not mean you can't use it in smaller rooms. In fact, in smaller rooms, it will filter the air faster. Oransi gives ten-year warranty on this product, and this is just a guarantee that they believe in their air purifier.
In the end, I would like to say that above-mentioned air purifiers are not affordable for everyone and many people will seek alternatives to fight allergy-triggering particles. And I can give you advice on that too. If you are looking for cheapest option then go for a true HEPA filter air purifier, you can find them at an affordable price. And get negative ionizer or Ozonator. With combining these devices, you can remove most of the allergens from the air. Just be careful if you decide to go with Ozonator, Ozonator may create too much ozone in the room, and that is not healthy. If you use Ozonator, then open your windows.


The Conservatives enjoyed a stunning election night, with David Cameron returning to Downing Street with an overall majority, an outcome that defied the pollsters and has significant implications for farming.
David Cameron is heading back to Downing Street with an overall majority, after a stunning election night for the Conservatives.
In an outcome that confounded all the polls heading into the election predicting a close race and some sort of coalition Government, Mr Cameron's Conservatives made huge gains, winning enough seats to govern alone. By Friday lunch-time it was confirmed had reach the magic figure of 326 seats to secure and overall majority.
The Conservatives are expected to get a 37 per cent share of the national vote, Labour 31 per cent, UKIP 13 per cent, the Liberal Democrats 8 per cent, the SNP 5 per cent, the Green Party 4 per cent and Plaid Cymru 1 per cent.
Labour, and the Liberal Democrats, which was virtually wiped out after winning 56 seats in the last election, had dreadful nights, while the other big winner were the Scottish National Party, which virtually swept the board in Scotland, obliterating Labour in a former heartland.
The Greens and UKIP did not make the gains they were hoping for.
Labour leader Ed Miliband, Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg and UKIP leader Nigel Farage have all resigned. Labour's night was compounded by the loss of Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls' seat.
Nobody had predicted an outright victory for the Conservatives, after virtually all the polls in the immediate run up to the vote had Labour and Conservatives neck and neck. In his victory speech after returning from Buckingham Palace, Mr Cameron said the Conservatives would 'govern as a party of one nation' and promised to deliver devolution to Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
He said the Government, free from the compromise of coalition, would deliver all its manifesto pledges, including an in-out referendum on Europe.
Among the seats won by the Conservatives was that of Farming Minister George Eustice, who massively increased his wafer thin majority of 2010, while Defra Secretary Liz Truss retained her Norfolk seat.
But their former Defra colleague, Liberal Democrat, Dan Rogerson, lost his Cornwall seat, as did Andrew George, who campaigned for many years in Parliament to establish the Groceries Adjudicator, as the party lost all its seats in its former South West stronghold.
High profile Liberal Democrat Cumbrian MP Tim Farron, a vocal campaigner for farmers, was one of the few Liberal Democrats to retain their seat and is now a strong contender to lead the party.
Huw Irranca-Davies and Maria Eagle, part of the Shadow Defra team, won their seats.
What does it mean for farming?
A huge amount was riding on the outcome of this election as far as farming was concerned, with the main parties adopting fundamentally different stances on some key issues.
Bovine TB: For many farmers, the most significant policy difference between the two main parties ahead of the election was on bovine TB, with the Conservatives pledging to push ahead with its 25-year TB Eradication Strategy, including badger culling in areas where disease is rife.
The Conservative victory would appear to secure the continuation of the pilots culls in Somerset and Gloucestershire, which Labour had pledged to scrap, and the roll out of culling to new areas.
In an interview with Farmers Guardian prior to the election, Mrs Truss pledged the Conservatives would roll out badger culling to new areas as part of the Government's long-term TB eradication strategy, insisting the pilots showed culling to be 'effective, humane and safe'.
One immediate question, however, is whether there will be sufficient time to licence and prepare new areas to start later this year. It might also be significant that the Conservative will be governing alone, after Liberal Democrat MPs made much of their efforts to put a brake on Conservative plans for a badger during the last Parliament.
Red tape: The Conservatives have also pledged to continue the drive to cut red tape on farms, including the establishment of a single body to co-ordinate farm inspections. Mrs Truss said the Farm Inspection Task Force would help 'liberate farmers from red tape by coordinating all visits'.
"Rather than having to deal with Natural England, the RPA, APHA and local authorities, farmers will be dealing with a single agency that would them and make us more efficient as we will avoid duplication," she said.
British food and farming: The Conservative manifesto promised a 25-year plan to 'champion farmers and food producers' and enable the industry to produce more British food, including the establishment of a Great British Food Unit to help trademark and promote local foods at home and abroad. Mrs Truss said farming was central to the Conservatives' plans for economic and was seen as a 'major area for jobs and growth'.
Europe and CAP: But it is on Europe that potentially the biggest implications will be seen for farmers. Mr Cameron has pledged to try and re-negotiate the UK's relationship with Europe before holding a referendum in 2017 giving the UK public a say on the UK's membership of the UK.
While farmers might welcome any progress Mr Cameron could make on easing the regulatory burden from Europe, the prospect of a referendum raises profound questions for farmers, notably over the future of the Common Agricultural Policy and access to the single market.
As part of the UK's re-negotiation the UK would push for a reduction in red tape and a 'more scientific approach' to regulation on policy areas like GM and pesticides, with the UK having a greater say in these areas, Mrs Truss said.
But she refused to speculate on the implications for farmers of leaving the EU. "I don't want to leave. We want to stay in a reformed Europe," she said.
Mrs Truss said the Conservatives were keen to press for further simplification of the CAP and longer-term reform but stressed it did not want to disadvantage farmers in the process.
Defra and its budget: There is the stark prospect of further cuts to the Defra budget, as a Conservative Government committed to further austerity to bring down the deficits commences its second term. While Mrs Truss said further savings could be made from increased efficiency within the Department, this will raise further questions about funding in keys areas like animal health and Defra's ability to cope with emergencies like disease outbreaks.
There will also be questions about how the Department will be structured under the new Conservative Government and whether it will remain in its current form. "I am making all my plans on the basis Defra will continue as is. I think it's doable to make more savings from our budget," Mrs Truss said.
David Cameron is unlikely to wait for long to appoint his new Ministerial team. The industry will wait to see whether Liz Truss and George Eustice return in their current roles of Defra Secretary and Farming Minister.
BPS: Aside from the big policy issues, an immediate priority for the new Defra team will be to ensure the Basic Payment Scheme is delivered as smoothly as possible, after all the recent problems. NFU vice president Guy Smith said it was vital sufficient resource was provided to enable the Rural Payments Agency to process the applications, mainly delivered by paper, to facilitate timely delivery of payments.
NFU president Meurig Raymond said: "It looks as if there is going to be a stable Government and it will be important that we have a Secretary of State at Defra who will follow through their manifesto promises.
"We want that person to champion British food and farming because it is no better way to grow the rural economy. I look forward to meeting the new Secretary of State and Ministers at the earliest opportunity."
"The government must also ensure that focus is kept on fixing problems and issues surrounding BPS and its foot is kept on the pedal because with just weeks to go until the crucial June 15deadline, time is running out.
CLA President Henry Robinson said his organisation would seek to ensure the new Conservative Government was clear about the implications for the rural economy of its policy on Europe that is likely to culminate in a referendum on EU membership in 2017.
"Following five years in Government, we expect Ministers appointed with responsibility for rural affairs to demonstrate a strong understanding of the unique issues our members face.
"We will be pressing for the party to keep the promises it made to the countryside and to rural businesses during the election campaign, such as a major business rates review, boosting British food exports, and cutting farm inspection red tape."
"We have made good progress recently towards vital policy improvements such as reform of the compulsory purchase system and delivery of reliable and effective rural broadband. The Government must maintain momentum in these important policy areas."
NFU Scotland president Allan Bowie said the election has signalled a significant shift in politics in Scotland and claimed their is 'unfinished business' to resolve over Scotland's share of the CAP budget.
"With a majority Conservative vote, it will be important that the government is seen to listen and deliver on the needs of farmers in Scotland, and for MPs across the UK to come together and secure the best future for our industry.
"There remains unfinished business on the issue of budget convergence. There had been strong commitment from two former Defra ministers to address this issue after the election to ensure budget imbalance to Scotland is readdressed, and Single Farm Payment rates have parity across the UK.
"The discussion will now begin on when to have an EU referendum as set out in the party's manifesto. Clearly the issue of European Union membership is of huge importance to farmers in Scotland.
"Currently, the case is in favour of being part of the EU. Scottish farming currently receives millions of pounds in support from the EU each year via the CAP. Without this vital support, many Scottish farms would no longer be viable. In addition, the European export market is important for Scottish agriculture. If we were to exit the EU, Scottish producers would still have to comply with EU rules if we wanted to access these markets."
Chris Mallon, chief executive of the National Beef Association welcomed the return to power of a party prepared to control badgers to tackle bovine TB (bTB).
He said:"The Conservatives are the party that have brought in the cull to reduce the reservoir of TB in Wildlife. They have always been supporters of it, so let us hope that this continues.
Roger Kerr, chief executive of organic certifier OF&G, said: "We sincerely hope ministers in the new Conservative government will work hard to ensure the needs and concerns of our licensees are met.
"For the food and farming sectors as a whole we now expect the government to fulfil the pledges it made during the election campaign - such as cutting red tape and developing markets for British food and improving the natural environment, something which organic farming will help deliver.
"For the organic sector in particular, it is vital that our producers are given proper support so that consumers continue to have a choice when food shopping in the UK.
"To achieve this we will be pushing the government to think carefully about the implications of introducing GM crop technology into the UK to ensure adequate legal protection is given to British farmers who produce non-GM food."
How did some of the key seats for farming turn out?
Among the prominent farming MPs who did not contest seats and have left Parliament are: Former Farming Minister Sir Jim Paice, veteran Liberal Democrat farm spokesman, member of EFRA committee and farmer Roger Williams and Anne McIntosh, chair of the EFRA committee in the last Parliament.
There were a number of high profile defeats among party 'big beasts', including former Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls, Labour's leader in Scotland Jim Murphy, Shadow Foreign Secretary Douglas Alexander (Lab), Vince Cable, Liberal Democrat Business Secretary and fellow Liberal Democrat Shadow Ministers Ed Davey and Douglas Alexander, while Nigel Farage failed to won Thanet South for UKIP.
Among those coming into Parliament was London Mayor Boris Johnson, who will no doubt feature prominently in the next Parliament.
Before the election, we summarised where the main parties stand on the big issues affecting farming and the countryside.


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As universities offer more and more entrepreneurship courses in their curricula, their ambition to promote innovative thinking runs against one of the pillars of academic provision, namely the measurement of academic achievement. When its power as a signal of quality is too significant to ignore, it becomes an end in its own right. In the UK in particular, achieving less than an upper second class degree (2:1) can disqualify one from graduate jobs or further study. Students become invested in achieving a first class degree.
Measures of academic achievement are meant to signal relative standing based on the premise of their normal distribution. Their rigour is underpinned by quality-assurance processes that triple-certify the assessment and enforce its (normal) distribution through moderation, exam boards, and external examiners. In between the student fixation on grades and the imposition of the processes that produce them, innovation loses its punch.
For all the exciting activities that can be done in an entrepreneurship course to develop skills in creativity, experimentation, and design, if they are not graded students lose genuine interest to engage in them. If they are to be graded, two forces quickly deflate them. First, they have to be subject to certification, which makes the use of written or standardized assignments expedient for the transparency of their assessment. Second, these activities have uncertain outcomes and unscripted processes, which necessarily enshrines them in ambiguity and the risk of coming out empty handed. But such ambiguity is intolerable when students need a certain grade: they want to know what is to be done to achieve it. Model answers serve as anchors and effectively box in the outputs.
Norms and normal distribution around them work for basic knowledge and skills, where achievements have clear boundaries. But the power of innovative ideas and entrepreneurial initiatives lies in their unbounded nature, in the long tail of outliers that arise naturally from unrestrained social processes of interaction and experimentation, fueled by innate purpose and curiosity. When these processes are defined by external purpose and restrained from the start through the instruments that measure their outputs, that power is lost.


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Q: Runtime Error in Python code for reversing a number using a function I am getting a Runtime Error saying:

ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: 'intreverse(368)'

What could be the solution for this problem?
This is my code:
def intreverse(n):
    rev=0
    dig=0
    while(n>=0):
        dig=n%10
        rev=rev*10+dig
        n=n//10
n=int(input("enter the number:"))
rev=intreverse(n)
print("Reverse is",rev)

A: You want to reverse an integer (ex. intreverse(123) = 321)
Your function have two issues,

*

*No return value (your function always returns None)

*The while loop enters an infinite run (intreverse(123) returns 321000...0 because n=n//10 will never break the condition n>=0 for any positive n)

Hence, I would fix the above two problems by re-writing your function as per the following,
def intreverse(n):
    rev=0
    dig=0
    while(n > 0):
        dig = n%10
        rev = rev*10 + dig
        n = n//10
    return rev

n=int(input("enter the number:"))
rev=intreverse(n)
print("Reverse is",rev)

Limitations: Above code will fail to reverse a number with zeros in its least-significant place (as in case-2 below)

*

*intreverse(123001) will return 100321 which is OK

*intreverse(123000) will return 321

If case-2 (above) is of interest to you, then I would recommend to cast the integer into a string & reverse the string as per the following code.
def gen_intreverse(n):
    s = str(n)
    rev = ''
    for letter in s:
        rev = letter + rev
    return rev

Or you can simply use the [::-1] modifier as per the following
def gen_intreverse(n):
    s = str(n)
    return s[::-1]

A: def gen_intreverse(n):
    return str(n)[::-1]

will return reversed string. intreverse(123001) will return "100321"
if you want int value. just int() to output value.


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Photography is about the individual. We don't all see the same things. Much like opinions, a photographer's eye (and mind) is uniquely shaped by their personality, experiences, and influences. I hope to let you "into my head" a little bit and show you how I think…and why I clicked!
First, let me take a moment to tell you about my home area. Pembroke and Petawawa are twin communities in Ontario, Canada. One (Pembroke) is primarily civilian and other (Petawawa) is predominantly military, with one of Canada's largest military bases. Both have about 15,000 people in them. It is no cultural hotbed, but if you love the outdoors and are willing to get out in more adverse conditions, it's a pretty great place to live. We have lakes and rivers, forests and green fields (part of the year, at least).
I've got a favorite walking path (or three) through woods in my area. The section of the trail featured in this photo goes along the top of a promontory where the elevation rapidly falls off several hundred feet and there is lowlands for roughly a kilometer out to the Ottawa River (the patch of white). The far shoreline is the province of Quebec. A massive storm last year damaged many of our trees and caused a lot of property damage. One sad note for me is that many of my favorite walking trails were heavily damaged. So many trees were down that many of the trails were closed down.
But both forests and people are amazing things. We both have a great deal of resiliency. We attack damage and try to repair it, and, in time, the damage becomes either just a memory or a feature of the present….and often a little of both.
When you see this image, you may not see all of this, but when I see this scene…I do.
This shot tells the story of winter. Winters are long and hard here, but there is also an incredible amount of beauty to them. You can see the frosting of snow on the tree branches and the frozen river beyond. I have subtly played with the color tone on the image to emphasize the cold. The cooler color temperature makes the image feel colder.
I chose this broken tree as the primary element for several reasons. First, it tells the story of the brokenness that my community experienced in the storm. This tree has been damaged on many levels, and the splitting open of the bark and the broken branches tell the story of pain.
And yet it was not the pain that caught my eye.
It was the beauty. In the broken state, the exposed layers of the tree provided color and texture to a featureless winter world. The broken top and branches provided a beautiful frame for the vista beyond. It's sharp detail and defined edges gave me contrast.
I wanted this to stand out, so I included some out of focus area in the foreground. The bright snow allows the darker outline of the tree and branches to "pop" more, while the out of focus area both before and beyond the broken tree gives depth to the photo.
It is a very simple photo, and yet it tells a story. Brokenness can be beautiful. I can't tell you how many times God has taken something broken in my life and made something beautiful out of it.
It's the kind of photo that you could take.
And perhaps now you understand how and why I took the shot.
Finally, here's a 600mm look at that broken tree. The two different shots show the focal range of the lens that I was using.


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2048, and What Makes a Viral Game
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A new game has come to town. Following the trend of simple yet surprisingly frustrating is the web-based 2048, a math and puzzle game has kept many procrastinating web-surfers hooked for hours.
The idea is simple. Two blocks of the same number pushed together will create a new block, adding up to a bigger number. 2 and 2 is 4. 4 and 4 is 8. The list goes on until you reach your objective – creating the seemingly attainable but ultimately elusive 2048 tile.
It's simplicity and intuitiveness mimics that of the last viral game to make headlines – Flappy Bird – with the exception that by the power of math, the goal seems far more attainable (with seems being the key word).
The concept of 2048, however, is not original.
Developer Gabriele Cirulli has recently admitted that it was based on an app game called 1024!, which is an adaptation of an award-winning app game called Threes!. Cirulli's version has also been replicated in several forms, some adapting interesting forms such as the Doge2048 that flashes encouraging phrases like "very unstoppable" and "so amaze" (you have to love Doge), others simply replicating the game down to look and work exactly like it.
However, with it's plethora of predecessors and successors, Circulli's 2048 still stands as the 'original' and most viral of them all. According to Cirulli's twitter feed, the accumulative time spent on the 2048 website adds up to a total of 521 years, assuming each game lasts 8 minutes.
What makes Circulli's version so different and so much more popular
After playing through a few versions, it is instantly easy to feel why it is the more addictive version, yet the actual reason could possibly be difficult to pinpoint.
Playing the game creates a more satisfying 'oomph' as you progress, and in the deep recesses of your gut you feel somewhat satisfied. The colours are vibrant enough for you to be hooked, but not so gaudy that your eyes realizes that it needs a break. The speed is just fast enough to fill that craving for instant gratification, but not so fast that your brain hurts every time a number moves across the board. While the idea is simple, replicating it exactly appears to be a lot tougher than it looks.
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The success of 2048 exemplifies how online game virality relies not only on a great idea, but also on subtle nuances in game development. This goes for every viral game ever made, and its cousins that came before or after. Flappy Bird and Splashy Fish. Angry Birds and Crush the Castle. Candy Crush and Candy Swipe. Developers seem to be revamping the same game ideas until one of them strikes gold, or even stumbling over it by accident. From the trend of addictive web and app games, a large part of the formula for virality still seems to be luck.
This trend of redeveloping existing game ideas will not stop here, but most possibly will continue to create the most viral game of 2015, 2020, and so on. After all, there is no better money-making scheme than enslaving the minds and time of every living being. But when the formula to creating viral games is discovered, we, the hapless game players, will be in deep deep trouble.
Also read: If you haven't played 2048, you are losing out: The Internet is going crazy about it
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About Dr. AJ - rev. Dr. A. Jordan, NA.D., Ph.D.
VOLUNTEER: wellness speaker at many venues i.e. Shaw University, CUNY etc; 3rd grade & undergraduate tutor; grass roots organizations consultant i.e. Striver's Row; student government; created and published 'Poet's Collective' monthly journal; assisted in the development of on-campus clubs and a radio station.
GOAL: To create a healing farm-community where I can teach and practice my work, house my library, and bring to market my healing products (I am not attached to brands or names – I am seeking a true visionary who will work with me to make the products available to those who have well-being as their priority).
As third generation naturalist and cook (that is as far back as I am able to go in family history), my love for the land and well-being has brought me to my 6.5 acre farm in North Carolina where I develop healing foods & protocols, topical remedies and cosmetics, and children's wellness story books. My work has proven effective and is teachable.
Since childhood, I have been engaged in healing work. As an adult and after years of practicing healing as a hobby, I became a quadriplegic which then had me devote me life to healing as a promise to God for my Healing. I have developed methods to reduce the amount of time it takes to heal through the application of my effective products and protocols.
My work has eliminated schizophrenia, cancer, aids, hypertension, diabetes, IBS, parasites, gangrene, ADD, ADHD, depression, addictions having an 83% success rate, paralysis from stroke, and more, and has saved the lives of many people who were in crisis i.e. aneurism which was at stage 5 and ready to rupture; a torn colon caused by a colonoscopy; anaphylactic shock caused by fire ants; clogged artery ready to have heart attack caused by stress and diet; and many other issues that can often go undetected by medical and even wellness tests.
My work is based in Bio-Quantum Physics where an FDA approved device is used to test the electrical fields of the body identifying cause, effect and solutions for any sub-health condition i.e. deficiencies, excesses, pathogens, and psychological issues. It is accurate, safe and effective. My work also includes education, community, and clean living generating healthy individuals, communities, and organizations.
Atkins Center, New York, NY: (as well as case management consultant with client examinations and care).
Self-employed: Wall Street Private Banking, Import Export houses; Real Estate management firms; neighborhood food coops; grassroots economic development (Striver's Row in Harlem and other red-line districts in NYC); gold procurement from the bush, smelting and importing AU (gold) – proceeds invested in humanitarian projects; income tax practice for businesses and individuals such as the two diamond districts in NYC and artists including the medical arts. As an employee: U.S. Navy Auditor supervising 35 auditors; import / export houses; air and ocean freight lines.


Oatmeal Raisin Cookies is my choice for O and the history of these cookies dates back to Scotland, where it was fist made.
Though I am not a big fan of Oats and have tried my share of oats for breakfast, I always stock it and especially when Athamma is with us, I make sure I stock it fully. Only it keeps lying around, without being used at all. Since I have been seeing this ingredient around for a while, I never felt I was cooking with something new. It almost felt like a regular cookie being done.
As with many of the letters for this Challenge, I don't remember how I landed on Oatmeal. My initial choice was a bread that sounded complicated to be done on a workday. Ever since I decided I will be doing cookies to ease myself of the constant strain I seem to be under off late, I was happy I ended up with simple bakes.
I woke up early to get the next letters all done, and to my surprise, only this is done and rest again postponed. Anyway, these Oatmeal Raisin cookies are so delicious. It skipped my mind to chill the dough, which resulted in the cookies being spread like a thin disc. Which worked out good as well, because it is so crispy and delicious. I had to scale down the recipe from 1.5 cups of Oats to half its measurement. Which meant an entirely different story while this gets baked.
I ended up adapting a couple of recipes in this one, though if you are interested to read about the history, you can check out this site. Though these Oatmeal Raisin Cookies are popular in America, these originated from Scotland and became popular in the early 1900s when it appeared on the Quaker Oats boxes. Oatmeal cookies are the descendants of oat cakes made by the Scots and the British.
Cream the butter and then add sugar, cream again for 5 mins. Then add the oats, flour, raisins, baking powder, baking soda, vanilla essence, cinnamon powder and mix well.
Milk is used to bind the batter, so sprinkle as required. I used about 2 to 3 tsp.
Spoon onto the lined baking tray and bake for 15 mins.
If you chill the batter, the shape will be retained, else the cookies spread.
Oatmeal Raisin Cookies are crispy thin cookies made with oats and raisins. These cookies make a wonderful morning breakfast with milk.
Spoon on to the lined baking tray and bake for 15 mins.
Oatmeal cookies is my favourite though I am not too much of a fan of oats otherwise. I primarily use it to bake. These cookies look yum yum!
Oatmeal Raisin cookies are my next favorite after chocolate chip cookies. Baking mishaps do sometimes result in successful happy endings. Crispy cookies.. yum!
Somehow even when I get oats they are not much used , but making cookies with oats is something I like . Oats taste really good in them . Thin crisp cookies look good and are perfect as a healthy snack .
Crispy and delicious looking oatmeal raisin cookies.
I dont mind munching this fantastic crispy cookies with a cup of hot chocolate. Just fantastic.
One of my favorite cookie. Love these anytime. great share.
Oatmeal in cookies sounds very nice. Somehow my girls always guess it's presence in the cookies. Very crispy looking cookies.
oatmeal cookies sounds cool. They look crispy like vada.
I can eat these oatmeal raisin cookies anytime of the day! I love the nuttiness of oats and always look for an opportunity to bake with it. Lovely choice Valli!
My first try with Oatmeal was a big flop since then dint try any cookies with Oats but i loved it always.. Now im getting tempted seeing your lovely cookies!!


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CBC's Home Delivery highlights video on net
By Jim Regan csmonitor.com
A few years ago, we were expecting to be watching TV-quality video over the Internet by now. Some networks were even worried about websites "repeating" their signals without authorization and helping untold thousands of surfers bypass cable and satellite charges. Well, for the most part, the images are still no bigger than a playing card, and streaming feeds spend as much time buffering as streaming but help may be on the way. The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation has been running a little experiment in getting around bandwidth limitations and putting high quality "television" on your desktop. Welcome to CBC Home Delivery.
Home Delivery is an experiment in delivering content as a multimedia magazine that downloads to your hard drive in a single large file, rather than as smaller independent segments or streaming files. The trial project ends April 21. (The Home Delivery website estimates that each issue takes 30 minutes to download over a high speed modem, but 25-30 hours on a dial-up connection. You'll also need to have about 500 MB of free hard drive space.)
Using a piece of software developed by a company called BackWeb, Home Delivery subscribers "transparently" receive a package of weekly highlights from CBC's radio, television and new media productions.
"Transparently" in this case refers to the unique manner in which the magazine is delivered. The BackWeb application is smart enough to use your Internet connection when you're not - pausing the download while you're surfing or checking your e-mail, and starting up again whenever the connection is free. When the entire file has been collected onto your hard drive, the application lets you know, and you can then view the magazine at your convenience, without worries about connection speed or web traffic. Dated content remains available - via more traditional methods - in an onsite archive, and an archived sample issue is available for visitors curious about the kind of programs offered.
The sample issue (a collection of one radio and two video pieces from the broadcast networks, and four web interactives) effectively illustrates what the Web could do if bandwidth wasn't a limitation. Opening with animated introductions to the three feature pieces, the choice of "A Life Sentenced" (a documentary about a wrongful conviction) reveals a full-screen image and movie insert along with introductory text and music. Viewing the documentary itself (also full screen, though not television quality) should only be limited by the computer's graphics rendering speed. Clearly, audio-only features don't gain as much from the advantages of being downloaded ahead of time, but listening to a program online completely free of the interruptions caused by a slow feed definitely has its attractions.
As each week's magazine is replaced by a new issue, the previous content is placed into the archives. Contents of past editions are no longer available as a package download, but are accessed individually. (Due to the fact that BackWeb doesn't have a Macintosh version of its software, Mac users can only access Home Delivery's content piece by piece through the archives.)
The bad news is that, even though it's possible to download a weekly edition while you're not using the modem for more immediate requirements, each magazine is still a huge file, as mentioned above, so if your Internet account includes surcharges for exceeding certain hourly limits, it may still be beyond practical limits.
But my largest complaint is the lack of publicity about what must have been a major production. I only learned about Home Delivery by sheer chance a few days ago. With luck, the April 21 edition will be left in its single-download form indefinitely so latecomers can still try the all-in-one experiment for themselves. With more luck, the trial might be promoted to a permanent addition to CBC's online offerings.
CBC Home Delivery can be found at http://www.cbchomedelivery.com/index.cfm.
Jim Regan is a graphics artist and writer who lives in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
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About Women & Wealth Inc.
The International Women's Day Women & Wealth Gala is hosted by Women & Wealth Inc., a not-for-profit organization that holds events on International Women's Day to empower, inspire and support women across Canada who are, or are on their way to becoming, confident and passionate leaders of our businesses, organizations, governments, schools, and communities. Together, we seek to help close the gender gap and promote gender equality within our society.
Our mission is to provide a platform for women across the country to share their journey of success and inspire and empower others with their story. Through our International Women's Day Galas, we bring people together to celebrate the social, educational, economical, and political achievements of female leaders.
2019 marks the fourth annual International Women's Day Women & Wealth Gala. The event has been held exclusively in Edmonton up until 2019 and has featured amazing speakers including Rachel Mielke of Hillberg & Berk, Kate Ross LeBlanc of Saje Natural Wellness, Kendall and Justine Barber of Poppy Barley, Julie Daniluk, Teresa Spinelli of the Italian Centre Shop, and more.
Women & Wealth Inc. is a proud supporter and business partner of the Canadian Business Chicks and the Women of Inspiration Awards – Nominate someone here and buy tickets here.
Women make up just over half of the Canadian population yet continue to be underrepresented in political and professional leadership positions. Empowering and supporting more women to become leaders will influence high-level decision-making that will ultimately pave the way toward gender equality.
All net proceeds of the event, including silent auction sales, will be donated to the Canadian Women's Foundation.
The Canadian Women's Foundation is Canada's public foundation for women and girls. They fund programs across Canada, prioritizing the communities where the need is greatest. These programs address four urgent issues: prevention of gender-based violence, women's economic development, girls' empowerment, and inclusive leadership.
The Foundation works toward systemic change by bringing together community organizations across Canada to share knowledge and solutions. Their expertise has made them a revered hub comprised of national community grassroots leaders, issue experts, advocates, and donors that are raising awareness and keeping up the momentum toward gender equality. Since 1991, the Canadian Women's Foundation has raised more than $80 million, funded programs in more than 1,500 communities, and supported women's shelters across Canada.
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American Journal of Preventive Medicine
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Misinformation as a Misunderstood Challenge to Public Health.. 57:282-285. 2019
Wellness Committee Status and Local Wellness Policy Implementation Over Time. 56:e75-e83. 2019
Physical Activity, Sedentary Behavior, and Retirement: The Multi-Ethnic Study of Atherosclerosis.. 54:786-794. 2018
Broadening the Perspective on Gun Violence: An Examination of the Firearms Industry, 1990-2015.. 53:584-591. 2017
Comparative Effectiveness of Wellness Programs: Impact of Incentives on Healthcare Costs for Obese Enrollees. 52:347-352. 2017
Accelerometry-Assessed Latent Class Patterns of Physical Activity and Sedentary Behavior With Mortality.. 52:135-143. 2017
Acculturation and Dental Service Use Among Asian Immigrants in the U.S.. 51:939-946. 2016
Sedentary behavior and mortality in older women: the Women's Health Initiative.. 46:122-135. 2014
Daily self-weighing and adverse psychological outcomes: a randomized controlled trial.. 46:24-29. 2014
Mobile health technology evaluation: the mHealth evidence workshop.. 45:228-236. 2013
Redefining "child-directed advertising" to reduce unhealthy television food advertising.. 44:358-364. 2013
Connecting eHealth with 2-1-1 to reduce health disparities.. 43:S509-S511. 2012
Facts up front versus traffic light food labels: a randomized controlled trial.. 43:134-141. 2012
Obesity and severe obesity forecasts through 2030.. 42:563-570. 2012
Alcohol retail privatization: a commentary.. 42:430-432. 2012
Best practices in the Veterans Health Administration's MOVE! Weight management program.. 41:457-464. 2011
Prevalence of smoking in movies as perceived by teenagers longitudinal trends and predictors.. 41:167-173. 2011
Development of a health information technology-based data system in community-based hospice and palliative care.. 40:S217-S224. 2011
Mandatory menu labeling in one fast-food chain in King County, Washington.. 40:122-127. 2011
Does cost savings mean cost effective?. 39:489-490. 2010
Racial discrimination and physical activity among low-income-housing residents.. 37:541-545. 2009
Rationale and evidence for menu-labeling legislation.. 37:546-551. 2009
Public health literacy defined.. 36:446-451. 2009
Considerations for an obesity policy research agenda.. 36:351-357. 2009
Nutrition and physical activity in child care: results from an environmental intervention.. 35:352-356. 2008
A clinical practice guideline for treating tobacco use and dependence: 2008 update. A U.S. Public Health Service report.. 35:158-176. 2008
Weight loss during the intensive intervention phase of the weight-loss maintenance trial.. 35:118-126. 2008
Fruit and vegetable intake correlates during the transition to young adulthood.. 35:33-37. 2008
Pediatric obesity: the unique issues in Latino-American male youth.. 34:153-160. 2008
The childcare environment and children's physical activity.. 34:23-29. 2008
Changing smokeless tobacco products new tobacco-delivery systems.. 33:S368-S378. 2007
Shared risk and protective factors for overweight and disordered eating in adolescents.. 33:359-369. 2007
A research perspective on findings from Bridging the Gap.. 33:S169-S171. 2007
Nicotine replacement and behavioral therapy for smoking cessation in pregnancy.. 33:297-305. 2007
Prenatal immunization education - The pediatric prenatal visit and routine obstetric care. 33:211-213. 2007
Prenatal immunization education the pediatric prenatal visit and routine obstetric care.. 33:211-213. 2007
Medical costs and productivity losses due to interpersonal and self-directed violence in the United States.. 32:474-482. 2007
Research challenges for electronic health records.. 32:S104-S111. 2007
Trends in adolescent fruit and vegetable consumption, 1999-2004: project EAT.. 32:147-150. 2007
Employer and healthcare policy interventions aimed at adult obesity.. 32:44-51. 2007
Racial/ethnic differences in influenza vaccination in the Veterans Affairs Healthcare System.. 31:375-382. 2006
Racial/ethnic differences in influenza vaccination in the veterans affairs healthcare system. 31:375-382. 2006
Environment, obesity, and cardiovascular disease risk in low-income women.. 30:327-332. 2006
Building evidence for environmental and policy solutions to prevent childhood obesity: the healthy eating research program.. 30:96-97. 2006
Parent-child connectedness and behavioral and emotional health among adolescents.. 30:59-66. 2006
Obesity prevalence among veterans at Veterans Affairs medical facilities.. 28:291-294. 2005
Public perceptions of childhood obesity.. 28:26-32. 2005
Prenatal and postpartum smoking abstinence a partner-assisted approach.. 27:232-238. 2004
Pros and cons of proposed interventions to promote healthy eating.. 27:163-171. 2004
After more than 10 years of Gulf War veteran medical evaluations, what have we learned?. 26:443-452. 2004
Physical activity participation among persons with disabilities: barriers and facilitators.. 26:419-425. 2004
Community-Based multiple family groups to prevent and reduce violent and aggressive behavior: the GREAT Families Program.. 26:39-47. 2004
Evaluating the impact of interventions in the Multisite Violence Prevention Study: samples, procedures, and measures.. 26:48-61. 2004
Reminder letter, tailored stepped-care, and self-choice comparison for repeat mammography.. 25:308-314. 2003
Medical assessment for health advocacy and practical strategies for exercise initiation.. 25:204-208. 2003
Primary care cancer control interventions including Latinos: a review.. 25:264-271. 2003
Halting a pneumococcal pneumonia outbreak among United States Marine Corps trainees.. 25:107-111. 2003
Weight and smoking cessation among low-income African Americans.. 25:136-139. 2003
In response to the 2002, vol. 22, no. 4 article entitled "The rise and fall of occupational medicine in the United States".. 23:307-309. 2002
Vaccine storage practices in primary care physician offices: assessment and intervention.. 23:246-253. 2002
Estimating the cost of unmet HIV-prevention needs in the United States.. 23:7-12. 2002
Effects of a mammography decision-making intervention at 12 and 24 months.. 22:247-257. 2002
Development of an adaptive multimedia program to collect patient health data.. 21:320-324. 2001
An evidence-based review of patient-centered behavioral interventions for hypertension.. 21:221-232. 2001
Barriers to influenza immunization in a low-income urban population.. 20:21-25. 2001
The science of youth violence prevention. Progressing from developmental epidemiology to efficacy to effectiveness to public policy.. 20:63-70. 2001
Mandated coverage for cancer-screening services: whose guidelines do states follow?. 19:71-78. 2000
Effectiveness of interventions to prevent work-related eye injuries.. 18:27-32. 2000
The effect of audit and feedback on immunization delivery: a systematic review.. 18:343-350. 2000
Can tailored interventions increase mammography use among HMO women?. 18:1-10. 2000
Evaluation of a workplace hemochromatosis screening program.. 16:303-306. 1999
Challenges to Private Provider Participation in Immunization Registries. 13:66-70. 1997
Lessons Learned in Planning for Community Child Immunization Registries. 13:7-11. 1997
Psychosocial stressors and low birthweight in an urban population.. 12:459-466. 1996
Cancer screening practices among women in a community health center population.. 12:351-357. 1996
Teaching sensitivity to cultural issues in women's health care in a community hospital setting.. 12:69-70. 1996
Communitywide laboratory-based influenza surveillance focused on older persons, 1989-1992.. 11:149-155. 1995
Notes on the Availability and Prevalence of Firearms. 9:33-38. 1993
Firearm injuries: Public health recommendations. 9:52-56. 1993
Weight reduction diets and health promotion.. 8:154-158. 1992
The effect of duration of intervention and locus of control on dietary change.. 7:341-347. 1991
Variability in cholesterol measurements in a worksite cholesterol screening program.. 7:406-409. 1991
Demographic and health characteristics of elderly smokers: results from established populations for epidemiologic studies of the elderly.. 6:61-70. 1990
Hypertension control in a rural southern community: medical care process and dropping out.. 4:133-139. 1988
The Edgecombe County High Blood Pressure Control Program: the process of medical care and blood pressure control.. 2:278-284. 1986
Evaluating change in physical activity with the building of a multi-use trail. 2005