Tony Stockman had 23 points, including three 3-pointers in the stretch in which Ohio State regained the lead, leading the Buckeyes to a 77-71 win over Texas Tech. Stockman then hit four free throws in the final 28 seconds to seal the game for the Buckeyes. Texas Tech, which trailed by 13 in the first half, didn't lead until Curtis Marshall's 3-pointer with 9:45 left made it 56-55. The teams then traded baskets before Ohio State had four straight 3-pointers, three by Stockton and one by Matt Sylvester, to lead 69-64 with just over five minutes left. The Red Raiders managed to tie the game at 71 after five straight points by Martin Zeno. But Texas Tech didn't score again in the final three minutes. Sylvester tipped in Stockman's missed 3-pointer for the go-ahead basket with 2:43 left. The Red Raiders missed five shots and had a turnover their last six possessions. Terence Dials had 17 points and 10 rebounds for the Buckeyes. Brandon Fuss-Cheatham had 12 points – all before halftime. Stockman had five of Ohio State's nine 3-pointers.
Morehead State visits Value City Arena with four Ohio natives on its roster. Senior forward Chad McKnight is a native of Lancaster, sophomore guard Josh Reed is from East Liverpool and freshmen Kevin McDonald, a 6-10 center, and Bryan Robinson, a 6-7 forward, are from Harrison and London, respectively.
Morehead State took its break for finals after a 62-45 win over Maryland-Eastern Shore Dec. 11 on the road. The Eagles opened the season with an overtime victory over Mount St. Mary's (66-65) at the Columbia (N.Y.) Classic but then fell to the event host, Columbia, 76-58. Morehead State then won three in a row at home over Kentucky Christian, Asbury and Indiana-Purdue at Fort Wayne. The Eagles' other loss was at Kentucky Dec. 8 (71-40).
Ohio State has an overall record of 10-9 on this date but have dropped three of the last four games, including its last home game, a 62-55 loss to Pittsburgh in 2001. The last win for OSU was a 72-40 victory over Eastern Kentucky in 2000.
Ohio State and Morehead State have met twice previously with the Buckeyes winning both meetings. The series began four years on Dec. 16, 2000 when the Eagles dropped a 93-62 contest in Columbus. The teams met again Dec. 14, 2002 with the Buckeyes coming away with a 74-60 victory in Columbus.
Ohio Valley Conference teams are looking for win No. 1 vs. Ohio State. The Buckeyes are 15-0 all time vs. OVC squads. Eastern Kentucky and Tennessee Tech are both 0-3 against the Buckeyes. Eastern Illinois, Morehead State and Tennessee State are all 0-2 with Murray State, Samford and Tennessee Martin all 0-1. The Buckeyes have never met Austin Peay, Jacksonville State or Southeast Missouri State.
Ohio State set the school record with 17 made and 35 attempted 3-point field goals against Chattanooga Nov. 27. In the next game against Clemson (Dec. 1), the Buckeyes knocked down 15 of 25 3-pointers. The 15 made is the second most on record while the 25 attempts is tied for seventh all-time. The team's .431 shooting percentage (81-188) from long range is best in the Big Ten. The 9.00 made 3-pointers a game trails Illinois (9.33) among league schools. Two of Ohio State's players rate among the Top 10 Big Ten players in 3-point shooting percentage. Je'Kel Foster is No. 2 (.474/18-38). Ivan Harris is No. 8 (.433/13-30) and Tony Stockman is No. 12 (.450/27-61). Stockman is No. 4 in 3-pointers made per game with an average of 3.0 per contest. Foster is No. 9 with 2.00 made a game.
The win over the Raiders was the first for Ohio State againstTexas Tech…the series is even at one win apiece. Ohio State hasled at the half in each of the squad's nine games this season.Terence Dials scored 17 points and grabbed 10 rebounds for his andthe team's first double-double of the season. Dials has four careerdouble-doubles. Tony Stockman's five made 3-pointers give him 100for his Ohio State career. The win is the first for Ohio State awayfrom Columbus against a current member of the Big 12 Conferencesince a 72-63 win at Nebraska (12/5/87) in the NebraskaInvitational. The last neutral-site win for Ohio State was againstVillanova (67-66) at the Maui Invitational (11/26/04). Ohio Statefinished the game with just eight turnovers with only two committedin the second half. Junior Je'Kel Foster grabbed a career-highseven rebounds in win. Texas tied the game at 71 with 3:13 to playbut the Buckeyes did not allow another score the remainder of thegame.
As a team, Ohio State is scoring on 50 percent of its shots taken from the field this year. The top four scorers all are making better than 50 percent of their shots after nine games. J.J. Sullinger leads the starters, making 64 percent of his shots (38-59). He is followed by Terence Dials (.568/46-81), Ivan Harris (.515/34-66) and Tony Stockman (.505/54-107). Reserve, freshman Matt Terwilliger (.533/8-15), also has been consistent.
Brandon Fuss-Cheatham's 3.3/1 assist to turnover ratio (36/11) is best among all Big Ten players. Fuss-Cheatham averages 4.0 assists a game and just over one turnover a contest. As a team, the Buckeyes have a +5.00 turnover margin over opponents (11.2-16.2), good for the No. 1 spot in the league. The team's assist to turnover ratio (+1.42) is second among league schools. The Buckeyes are No. 2 in field goal percentage defense (.395), No. 1 in 3-point field goal percentage defense (.292) and in 3-point field goal shooting (.431). Overall, Ohio State is No. 2 in shooting percentage (.505), 3-pointers made (9.0 pg.) and No. 3 in scoring defense (61.1 ppg.) and third in scoring margin (+14.8 ppg.).
The four first-year Buckeyes on the 2004-05 roster have just 11 turnovers and as a team Ohio State has 101 on the year in nine games and 1,825-combined minutes played by the team. Freshmen Jamar Butler (156 minutes), Matt Terwilliger (59) and Jermyl Jackson-Wilson (18) have played a combined 233 minutes with six total turnovers. Je'Kel Foster, a junior college transfer, has played 202 minutes without six miscues. The newcomers average just one turnover for every 36.3 minutes played. Senior Brandon Fuss-Cheatham leads the Buckeyes with 36 assists and has just 11 turnovers on the year.
Junior J.J. Sullinger has connected on 64 percent of his shots from the field (38-59) in nine games this season. He has scored in double figures in five of the nine games. He trails Terence Dials (7.3 rpg.) for the team rebounding lead with 4.9 rpg. after a 10-rebound effort vs. Portland State (12/11). Sullinger's five blocks also leads the team. He has upped his career scoring average to 10.0 points a game with 678 career points in 68 career games. Against Chattanooga Nov. 27, Sullinger tied a career high with four made 3-pointers in five attempts. He is making 70 percent of his long range shots this season (7-10). Sullinger has at least one assist eight games this year while recording at least one steal in eight of nine contests.
Senior Brandon Fuss-Cheatham owns the team lead with 36 assists against just 11 turnovers from the point guard position. His assist to turnover ratio of 3.3/1 is the best of his career and rates No. 2 the Big Ten. In 212 minutes, he has averaged one turnover in 19.3 minutes played. He is playing 23.6 minutes a contest to date. He set a career high with four made 3-pointers at Clemson while scoring a season-high 14 points against the Tigers. He needs five points to reach 300 as a Buckeye.
Sophomore Ivan Harris has started nine games this year after making two all of his freshman season. He scored a career high 19 points in the semifinals of the Guardians Classic against Houston and then added 11 points in the overtime loss to Creighton, earning him a spot on the all-tournament team alongside teammate J.J. Sullinger. Harris is connecting on 52 percent of his shots (34-66) from the field as a sophomore. He scored five 3-pointers in seven attempts against Chattanooga and then made 5 of 9 treys at Clemson. He made all five attempts in the second half from long range vs. Chattanooga and 4 of 7 in the final 20 minutes at Clemson. He has scored in double digits four of the last six games and has reached 10 or more points six times in his career.
Senior Tony Stockman averages 15.6 points a game this season in 28.9 minutes a game. He tallied 13.6 points a game a year ago in 33.5 minutes a contest. Against Delaware (11/19) he scored 26 points, his career-high effort as a Buckeye. He also knocked down six 3-pointers against the Blue Hens. Stockman has connected on six or more 3-pointers three times as a Buckeye. He led Ohio State to a win over Texas Tech in Dallas (Dec. 16) with 23 points. Stockman leads Ohio State with 18 steals. His shooting percentage of .505 (54-107) is the best of his career. He has made at least one 3-pointer in each of the last 23 games as a Buckeye. His one made 3-pointer vs. Portland State was his 250th of his career. His five made treys vs. Texas Tech him 100 as a Buckeye and 255 for his career.
Freshman Jamar Butler has played the most minutes of the freshman class to date (156/17.3 per game). He has just four turnovers to go with 20 assists. Butler has gone to the line eight times and has yet to miss a charity toss. Butler has at least one assist in eight games. He has scored in eight of nine games this year.
Junior Je'Kel Foster has made the most of his court time off the bench this season. In nine games he has averaged 7.8 points a game in 22.4 minutes a contest. He is second on the team with 17 steals. His 14 assists are fourth on the squad. Foster has made a 3-pointer in eight games and as many as three in four contests. Foster has a steal in every game this year.
Junior Terence Dials is shooting 57 percent from the field (46-81), helping the team to a 50 percent shooting percentage on the year. Dials has made 55 percent of his shots for his career (258-471). With a 12.8 points per game scoring average, he is No. 2 this season behind Stockman (15.6 ppg.). Dials has made 26 of his last 44 shots from the field (.591). He has scored in double digits six times this year and in 31 career games. His 17 points and 10 rebounds vs. Texas Tech (12/16) gave him his fourth career double-double.
Junior Matt Sylvester has made 60 percent of his 3-point attempts this year in eight games (6-10). He has made four of his last six long range shots and has at least one assist in eight of nine contests this year. His tip-in basket late vs. Texas Tech (12/16) broke a 71-all tie and helped the Buckeyes hold off the Red Raiders for a 77-71 win in Dallas.
Ohio State closes out the non-conference portion of the 2004-05 schedule with four-consecutive home games before the start of the Big Ten Conference season at Illinois Jan. 5. Ohio State plays host to Morehead State (12/19), Mercer (12/22), New Hampshire (12/28) and St. Joseph's (12/31) to close out 2004.
Ohio State's record in the first decade of the 21st century is shaping up to be one of the best in the history of the program. Ohio State is 105-59 (.640) since the beginning of the 1999-2000 season. The winning percentage is the second highest since 1910-19. The Buckeyes were 188-69 (.732) from 1960-69.
The Buckeyes began season No. 7 at Value City Arena Nov. 15 against Towson in the opening round of the Guardians Classic. The facility opened for the start of the 1998-99 season and since the Buckeyes have built a record of 81-20 in 101 home games. The Buckeyes have not had a home losing season in the VCA's existence and have 11 or more wins in five of the six years to date, including 15 victories in 1999-2000 and 2001-02 and 14 wins in both 1998-99 and 2000-01.


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Pandemic drinking habits -
Alcohol sales shot up during the first year of the coronavirus pandemic, with many people drinking more than usual to alleviate stress, anxiety, and even boredom. Without the early mornings of school runs and work commutes, drinking was an option much of the time.
Increased drinking among Americans -
The trend has continued with the lifting of restrictions. An August 2021 study by mindful drinking program Cutback Coach showed that 80% of Americans reported drinking as much or more as three months previously, and 25% said they were drinking more.
A desire to cut back -
The Fall 2021 State of Drinking in the US study showed that, while people were drinking more frequently and in greater volume, almost half of all drinkers wanted to cut back.
A mindful approach -
Traditional attitudes towards drinking have often involved an 'all or nothing' approach. Mindful drinking encourages people to make sure they enjoy each drink, are aware of their habits, and stick within limits that make drinking a pleasure and not a problem.
Party season -
Party season brings with it a whole host of opportunities to raise a glass with friends, family, and colleagues. But while letting your hair down feels particularly sweet in the wake of pandemic restrictions, good times can go bad quickly after a few too many.
Know your limits -
A mindful drinking approach involves setting limits, and sticking to them. Establishing dry days each week is a key component of mindful drinking, too.
Enjoy every sip -
Just as practicing mindfulness meditation encourages people to appreciate the present moment, mindful drinking encourages people to savor every sip.
Drinking for stress relief -
Many people surveyed for the Cutback Coach study cited stress and anxiety as the main reason for drinking, with 70% of respondents saying they drank to unwind.
Anxious after-effects -
But while drinking can relieve stress in the short term, it can significantly increase anxiety once the effects have worn off. From a racing heart and unfocused mind the 'morning after' to concerns about blackouts and inappropriate behavior, post-drinking anxiety can feel oppressive—and lead to a spiraling drinking habit.
Alternate with soft drinks -
Mindful drinking programs such as Cutback Coach recommend alternating alcoholic drinks with soft drinks or water on a night out. If peer pressure is an issue, consider this: most people won't even know there's no alcohol in your mixer!
Less stress at home -
The payoff for this moderated approach can be significant. Family time can feel more relaxed and less stressful, and nights out will be memorable for all the right reasons.
More free time -
Another major payoff is that, with no mornings lost to hangovers, you'll feel like you have more time to enjoy life. Increased energy, a boosted immune system and more inclination to exercise are all positive effects of a mindful drinking approach.
Drinking alone? -
Drinking alone was once considered a warning sign of a drinking problem, but has now become almost the norm. More than 80% of people interviewed by Cutback Coach said most of their drinking happened at home, and nearly 35% said they have been drinking alone more frequently than before the pandemic.
Enjoying a drink -
Many proponents of mindful drinking recommend a move away from automatically reaching for a glass of wine to unwind, and instead keeping it as something to appreciate on a special occasion.
Healthier approach -
Research shows that establishing a more mindful approach to drinking can lead to better sleep, reduced anxiety, and an improved sense of well-being.
Track drinks like calories -
Apps for tracking calories burned and consumed have been popular for years! And while there are different ways to approach mindful drinking, many apps and programs provide tools for tracking each drink.
Alcohol accountability -
Just as fitness watches help keep people accountable for their exercise goals, the simple act of recording each drink can cut the urge to automatically reach for another once your glass is empty.
A clear head -
Without the blurry head that can come during and after drinking, there's more time to switch off, relax, and enjoy spare moments to think clearly about any issues that may have led to stress-related drinking in the first place.
Increased focus -
Cutting back on drinking can lead to a more productive work life, with increased focus, better memory, and increased concentration all positive side effects of reducing your alcohol intake.
Financial benefits -
If you regularly hit the bar for big nights out, cutting down on drinking is going to help you reap a whole lot of financial rewards. There's no shame in calling it a night after a couple of drinks rather than getting another round in at midnight!
A unified approach -
Taking a unified approach to mindful drinking can be key to making it a success. Tell your partner, best friend, or family members about your healthy new direction, and encourage them to join you.
Fewer arguments -
The inhibition-lowering effect of alcohol can be part of its appeal. But the same substance that encourages shy types onto the dancefloor can also lead to arguments. If you and your partner both drink, cutting back could make for a more harmonious home life.
Alcohol-free drinks -
If cocktail-making became a pleasure during the pandemic, try mixing up a few mocktails. By splashing out on some fancy mixers and playing around with flavors, you can get a similar sense of enjoyment without the booze.
A growing movement -
The mindful drinking movement had been steadily gaining traction even before the pandemic upended people's drinking habits. Club Soda, a UK-based mindful drinking organization, was founded in 2015 and began running increasingly popular mindful drinking festivals in 2015.
Club Soda encourages people to reach for low-alcohol or alcohol-free drinks at social events, reducing the sometimes automatic assumption that having a good time means consuming alcohol.
Low-ABV drinks -
The market for low-ABV (alcohol by volume) drinks is a booming one, with new craft beers, infusions, and low-alcohol spirits cropping up all the time. Mindful drinkers don't need to stick to water!
Mix up your socializing -
If meeting up with friends usually involves a glass, or bottle, of wine, don't be afraid to suggest something different. Shaking up your socializing habits can be a good thing!
Coffee conversation -
If you normally meet friends at a bar, or bring a bottle to each others' houses, try something as simple as arranging to meet at a coffee shop instead. If people around you are sipping lattes rather than margaritas, the instinct to grab a boozy drink is much less likely to kick in.
You're not a party pooper -
Drinking mindfully doesn't mean being a party pooper. Quite the opposite—by remaining in control of your drinking at social events, you can enjoy the buzz and curb your intake before it descends into messiness and morning after regret.
A fresh approach -
Ultimately, mindful drinking is about taking a fresh approach to your alcohol consumption. Instead of a reductive 'all or nothing' approach, it's about making sure each drink is an enjoyable experience, and that drinking doesn't impact your life in a negative way. Cheers to that!
Sources: (Cutback Coach) (Club Soda) (Healthline)
See also: The best steps towards ultimate self-care
What is mindful drinking, and what are its benefits?
Adopting the practice could save you a heavy head this party season!
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For many years, alcohol consumption has been reduced to an 'all or nothing' approach. But with drinking habits reaching new highs during the pandemic and its aftermath, many people are looking to cut down without cutting alcohol out of their lives entirely. 'Mindful drinking', essentially moderating how much and how often you drink, is an increasingly popular option with the many people who feel they ought to cut down. But what does it involve, and how do you get started? Click through this gallery to find out about mindful drinking and its benefits.

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Jerusalem is Israel's Capital
Jerusalem is Israel's Capital Petition
As the ancestral homeland of the Jewish people, Jerusalem has always been the capital of Israel. Forces seeking to delegitimize the state of Israel cannot change this fact.
The Mozuud Freedom Foundation supports President Trump's decision to act on the U.S. Congress' long-standing bipartisan support of Israel and direct the State Department to locate the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem.
Rather than continue to provide legitimacy to the forces who seek to delegitimize Israel and threaten its existence, moral clarity is needed to support our ally and demonstrate leadership on the world stage.
We petitioners call on the Government of Canada to officially recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital and commit to locating Canada's embassy in Jerusalem.
"I call on the Government of Canada to support Israel and locate its embassy in Jerusalem."


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The forerunner for the Republican presidential nomination, Mitt Romney, says he would not eliminate the Department of Education as a cabinet-level department, if elected in November. He might, however, merge it with another agency, the Christian Science Monitor reported. In the past, Romney has supported cutting the department, which was created in 1980.
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Mormon Emigrant Trail starts at Hwy 88 and goes down to Jenkinson Lake near Hwy 50 and Placerville. This section is also knows as Iron Mountain Rd. Typically you would start from Jenkinson Lake and climb up, I just happened to come from Silver Lake via Hwy 88.
From Hwy 88, you start with a few rollers, before you settle for a steady downhill. After a few kilomters you pass Silver Fork Rd.
Traffic is light to moderate (if you hit the weekend rush hour) and the pavement is good which makes the downhill fun.


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Q: How can I deploy a graphql server in lambda linking with a websocket apigateway in go I am trying to deploy a graphql server in AWS over websocket connection. I have deployed a websocket apigateway which has two routes, $connect and $default. Each route points to a lambda implemented in golang. I am using LAMBDA_PROXY.
I am using github.com/graph-gophers/graphql-go library to support resolvers in the lambda side. Since the apigateway provides websocket connection, I don't need any websocket transport inside my lambda.
What I am trying to do is to receive the subscribe request from clients and parse the request body and save the connection and subscribed topic in a database.
But I can't figure out how to make it work without a real ws grahpql transport in the lambda.
Below is the code in lambda for $connect route,
func (h *Handler) GraphqlSubscriptionHandler(ctx context.Context, event events.APIGatewayWebsocketProxyRequest) (events.APIGatewayProxyResponse, error) {
    log.Println("event.RequestContext ConnectionID:", event.RequestContext.ConnectionID)
    log.Println("body", event.Body)
    log.Println("PathParameters", event.PathParameters)
    log.Println("QueryStringParameters", event.QueryStringParameters)
    return events.APIGatewayProxyResponse{Body: "", StatusCode: 200}, nil
}

func main() {
   lambda.Start(GraphqlSubscriptionHandler)
}

when the client sends a subscription request like below:
subscription event {
    event(on:"xxxx") {
      message
    }
  }

I can see below logs in $connect lambda but the $default route lambda is not triggered.
event.RequestContext ConnectionID: dbmemc7FywMCEpQ=
body
PathParameters map[]
QueryStringParameters map[]

In above log, I can only get connectionId from the client but the body is empty. I think it is correct because this is $connect route which only handle connection.
The problem is more about why $default route doesn't receive any requests. Below is the client side which is using apollo client:
const { ApolloClient } = require('apollo-client');
const { InMemoryCache } = require('apollo-cache-inmemory');
const { WebSocketLink } = require('apollo-link-ws');
const { SubscriptionClient } = require('subscriptions-transport-ws');
const ws = require('ws');
const gql = require('graphql-tag');

const wsLink = new WebSocketLink(
  new SubscriptionClient(
    'wss://xxxx.execute-api.ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/dev',
    {
      reconnect: true,
    },
    ws
  )
);

const client = new ApolloClient({
  link: wsLink,
  cache: new InMemoryCache(),
});

const s = client.subscribe({
  query: gql`
  subscription event {
    event(on:"xxxx") {
      message
    }
  }
  `,
});

s.subscribe({
  next: ({ data }) => console.log(data),
  error: (err) => console.error(err),
});

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Q: how can I bust out of a PHP class initialization if the user isn't logged in? I'm writing an admin section to a site using CodeIgniter. I am writing an Admin class that extends the Controller class, and then controllers for admin pages will extend Admin. I do this because I want the Admin class to check the user's session to make sure he is logged in -- and if not, to show the login page and abort initialization of the class.
To me, that seems like a nice abstraction -- not worrying about the user being logged in for any of the administration pages and functions, just writing them and letting the super class worry about it. But how should I do this?
If I throw an exception from the Admin constructor, will that stop the sub class extending it from being created? is there a better way to do this? @anyone who has used MVC before, have you dealt with something like this before?

A: show_error() words similarly to die() in native PHP. It will immediately halt execution and display the error string, no matter where it's called: a view, a model, or (more commonly) a controller. Keep in mind though that any state manipulation that occurs up to the call won't be reversed.
As for best practice to perform rights checking, other folks here have and will recommend other solutions, but I can give you the approach I usually take.
If the admin is going to be just another non-comp savvy end user in a site with multiple non-admin users, I would just create a flag in the users database table, and the user's row is loaded in a custom controller MY_Controller. Then, I'd just attach a check on each function in a controller class if different functions have different rights restrictions. If they all have the same rights restrictions, I'd put it in the controller, as @Lukman suggests.
If the admin is going to be completely separate from the user experience, you might consider creating an admin subdomain and installing CI on it. That way you don't have to worry about anything other than setting up a global custom controller that manages rights.
In your case, the approach I'd take is a bit different. I'd create a custom controller and extend EVERY controller on the site from it (this is just good practice in my opinion since there almost always winds up stuff that is best done in one place). In that controller, I would run:
if(strcasecmp($this->uri->segment(1) , 'admin') === 0)
    if($this->session->userdata('admin') !== 1)
        show_error('Access Prohibited');

A: In the constructor of your Admin class, check if the user is logged in and redirect to the login page if not.
public function __construct() {
  // assuming you have your user authentication handled by UserLogin class
  if (!UserLogin::is_logged_in()) {
    redirect("/uri/to/login/page");
    die;
  }

  // do normal stuff
  parent::__construct();
}

A: I would suggest that you apply the "is a" test here. "Is a(n)" admin a controller? I would say no. Rather, a controller providing access to administrative pages might have the property of "requires admin authentication". Therefore, it seems like you should use a decorator on the controller class to do access control. For the admin sections you can set an "Admin access controller" and for non-admin sections you can set it to null or a base class that has a default action of doing nothing.
Your way probably will work fine, I'm just kind of approaching it more from the "how should the design look" kind of angle.


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Moving Day is the first in Meg Cabot's hilarious series for younger readers, Allie Finkle's Rules for Girls.
Allie Finkle is ten years old. She's got two annoying little brothers and a dog called Marvin. She's also got a bunch of rules – most of them, like 'Don't get a pet that poops in your hand', having been discovered through bitter experience. In this funny, fast-moving series, Allie makes (and breaks) rules all over the place as she deals with everything that life can throw at her.
In Moving Day Allie absolutely does not want to move house. Moving means leaving behind her pretty pink room and her best friend, Mary Kay. The new house is cold, old, dark and creepy, and there is almost definitely a zombie hand living in the attic! Listening to your parents is a golden rule, but how can Allie convince her family that moving is a very bad idea?


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Test ID SCERG Saccharomyces cerevisiae Antibody, IgG, Serum
Measurement of IgG anti-Saccharomyces cerevisiae antibodies as a part of a profile to aid in distinguishing between ulcerative colitis and Crohn disease in patients for whom the specific diagnosis is unclear based on endoscopic, pathologic, and imaging evaluations
This test is not useful for determining the extent of disease in patients with inflammatory bowel disease or determining the response to disease-specific therapy including surgical resection of diseased intestine.
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Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) refers to 2 diseases, ulcerative colitis (UC) and Crohn disease (CD, regional enteritis), both of which result from chronic inflammation in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract.(1) CD is characterized by chronic diarrhea, abdominal pain, and fatigue.(2) In comparison, UC frequently presents with bloody diarrhea that is of an urgent nature.(3) Inflammation in UC most frequently affects the rectum and proximal colon, and presents with continue mucosal involvement. In CD, inflammation can affect almost any area of the GI tract, and is usually evidenced as patchy, transmural lesions.
Diagnosis of IBD is primarily based on clinical evaluation, endoscopy with biopsy, and imaging studies.(4) Because CD and UC are characterized by GI inflammation, fecal calprotectin can be used to differentiate IBD from non-inflammatory conditions such as irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). Fecal calprotectin is useful in excluding IBD as a diagnosis and avoiding unnecessary endoscopic or imaging procedures.
CD and UC are associated with the presence of various anti-microbial and autoantibodies.(5) Patients with UC often have measurable antineutrophil cytoplasmic antibodies (ANCA), which react with as yet uncharacterized target antigens in human neutrophils; in contrast, patients with CD often have measurable IgA and/or IgG antibodies which react with cell wall mannan of Saccharomyces cerevisiae. Despite these associations, current guidelines indicate that testing for these antibodies is not sufficiently sensitive for use in the diagnosis of IBD.(2,3) Rather, these antibodies should be limited to distinguishing between CD and UC in cases where the specific diagnosis is unclear based on pathologic and imaging studies.
The presence of antineutrophil cytoplasmic antibodies (ANCA) in the absence of IgA and IgG anti-Saccharomyces cerevisiae antibodies (ASCA) is consistent with the diagnosis of ulcerative colitis; the presence of IgA and IgG ASCA in the absence of ANCA is consistent with Crohn disease.
2. Lichtenstein GR, Loftus EV, Isaacs KL, Regueiro MD, Gerson LB, Sands BE: ACG Clinical Guideline: Management of Crohn's disease in adults. Am J Gastroenterol. 2018 Apr;113(4):481-517
SCERG Saccharomyces cerevisiae Ab, IgG, S 47321-5


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import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Set;

public class ViewSpecificAttributeMap {

	public static final ViewSpecificAttributeMap EMPTYMAP = new ViewSpecificAttributeMap();

	private final Map<AttributeMapOwner, AttributeMap> maps = new HashMap<AttributeMapOwner, AttributeMap>();

	public Object get(AttributeMapOwner owner, String key) {
		AttributeMap map = maps.get(owner);
		if ((map == null) || !map.containsKey(key)) {
			map = owner.getAttributeMap();
		}
		return map.get(key);

	}

	@SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
	public <T> T get(AttributeMapOwner owner, String key, T defaultValue) {
		AttributeMap map = maps.get(owner);
		if (map != null) {
			if (map.containsKey(key)) {
				Object o = map.get(key);
				if (o == null) {
					return null;
				}
				return (T) map.get(key);
			}
		}
		map = owner.getAttributeMap();
		if (map.containsKey(key)) {
			Object o = map.get(key);
			if (o == null) {
				return null;
			}
			return (T) map.get(key);
		} else {
			return defaultValue;
		}
	}

	public void clearViewSpecific(AttributeMapOwner owner) {
		AttributeMap map = maps.get(owner);
		if (map != null) {
			for (String key : map.keySet()) {
				putViewSpecific(owner, key, null);
			}
		}
		maps.remove(owner);
	}

	public Set<String> keySet(AttributeMapOwner owner) {
		Set<String> result = new HashSet<String>(owner.getAttributeMap().keySet());
		AttributeMap map = maps.get(owner);
		if (map != null) {
			result.addAll(map.keySet());
		}
		return result;
	}

	/**
	 * This method updates the map and signals the owner. The origin is passed
	 * in this update, to make sure that no unnecessary updates are performed
	 *
	 * @param key
	 * @param value
	 * @param origin
	 * @return
	 */
	public boolean putViewSpecific(AttributeMapOwner owner, String key, Object value) {
		AttributeMap map = getMapFor(owner);
		Object old = map.get(key);
		map.put(key, value);
		if (value == old) {
			return false;
		}
		if ((value == null) || (old == null) || !value.equals(old)) {
			return true;
		}
		return false;
	}

	public void removeViewSpecific(AttributeMapOwner owner, String key) {
		AttributeMap map = maps.get(owner);
		if (map == null) {
			return;
		}
		map.remove(key);
	}

	public Set<AttributeMapOwner> keySet() {
		return maps.keySet();
	}

	public AttributeMap getMapFor(AttributeMapOwner node) {
		AttributeMap m = maps.get(node);
		if (m == null) {
			m = new AttributeMap();
			maps.put(node, m);
		}
		return m;
	}

	public ViewSpecificAttributeMap createClone() {
		ViewSpecificAttributeMap map = new ViewSpecificAttributeMap();
		for (AttributeMapOwner owner : maps.keySet()) {
			for (String key : maps.get(owner).keySet()) {
				map.putViewSpecific(owner, key, maps.get(owner).get(key));
			}
		}
		return map;
	}
}

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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Windows.Forms;

namespace SmashForge
{
    public partial class BoneRiggingSelector : Form
    {
        public string currentValue = "";
        public Bone CurrentBone = null;
        public short boneIndex = -1;

        public List<ModelContainer> ModelContainers = new List<ModelContainer>();

        public bool Cancelled = false;
        public bool SelectedNone = false;

        public BoneRiggingSelector()
        {
            InitializeComponent();
        }
        public BoneRiggingSelector(string s) : this()
        {
            currentValue = String.Copy(s);
        }
        public BoneRiggingSelector(short i) : this()
        {
            boneIndex = i;
        }

        private void BoneRiggingSelector_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            treeView1.Nodes.Clear();
            List<VBN> alreadyUsedVbns = new List<VBN>();
            foreach (ModelContainer model in ModelContainers)
            {
                if (model.VBN == null || alreadyUsedVbns.Contains(model.VBN))
                    continue;

                alreadyUsedVbns.Add(model.VBN);
                foreach (Bone b in model.VBN.bones)
                {
                    object[] objs = { model.VBN, b };
                    TreeNode temp = new TreeNode(b.Text) {Tag = objs};
                    treeView1.Nodes.Add(temp);
                }
            }

            //Set the initial selection based on if bone index, bone name, or neither, was provided and matches one in the list.
            //I'd like to have no node selected if neither was provided or matches one in the list,
            //but the treeview automatically selects the first node on initialization if the selection is null and the list of nodes isn't empty.
            treeView1.SelectedNode = null;
            textBox1.Text = "";
            if (boneIndex > -1 && boneIndex < treeView1.Nodes.Count)
                treeView1.SelectedNode = treeView1.Nodes[boneIndex];
            else if (!String.IsNullOrEmpty(currentValue))
            {
                foreach (TreeNode node in treeView1.Nodes)
                {
                    if (node.Text == currentValue)
                    {
                        treeView1.SelectedNode = node;
                        break;
                    }
                }
                if (treeView1.SelectedNode == null)
                {
                    textBox1.Text = String.Copy(currentValue);
                }
            }
        }

        private void treeView1_AfterSelect(object sender, TreeViewEventArgs e)
        {
            currentValue = String.Copy(e.Node.Text);
            textBox1.Text = String.Copy(currentValue);
            CurrentBone = (Bone) ((object[]) e.Node.Tag)[1];
            boneIndex = (short)((VBN)((object[]) e.Node.Tag)[0]).bones.IndexOf(CurrentBone);
        }

        private void textBox1_TextChanged(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            if (currentValue == textBox1.Text)
                return;
            currentValue = String.Copy(textBox1.Text);
            CurrentBone = null;
            boneIndex = -1;

            treeView1.SelectedNode = null;
            foreach (TreeNode node in treeView1.Nodes)
            {
                if (node.Text == currentValue)
                {
                    //This will trigger AfterSelect
                    treeView1.SelectedNode = node;
                    break;
                }
            }
        }

        //Button: Cancel
        private void button3_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            Cancelled = true;
            Close();
        }

        //Button: Select Bone
        private void button2_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            if (currentValue.Length > 0x40)
                throw new IndexOutOfRangeException("Wrong number of characters in bone name\nSomething must have gone terribly wrong");
            currentValue = currentValue.PadRight(0x40, (char)0);
            Close();
        }

        //Button: No Bone
        private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            currentValue = new string(new char[0x40]);
            CurrentBone = null;
            boneIndex = -1;

            SelectedNone = true;
            Close();
        }

    }
}


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The latest Manresa protest has Staten Islanders dancing to the tune of nature (with photos, video)
Updated Dec 3, 2013 ; Posted Dec 3, 2013
Staten Island committe to save Mount Manresa protest after judges ruling
Gallery: Staten Island committe to save Mount Manresa protest after judges ruling
By Maura Grunlund | mauragrunlund@siadvance.com
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- The noise and traffic of Staten Island were in sharp contrast to the contemplative nature of the "Art Intervention to Save Mount Manresa" held on Tuesday in support of the effort to preserve the century old spiritual refuge in Fort Wadsworth.
As the sounds of traffic echoed from the nearby Staten Island Expressway, Islanders sped past in their cars on busy Fingerboard Road at lunchtime as the artists displayed their creative talents on the sidewalk in front of the retreat center in support of the Committee to Save Mount Manresa.
Acting Supreme Court Justice Charles Troia dealt a blow to the committee
with his ruling--pending various motions and appeals-- that permits the sale of the property to Savo Brothers private developers of Prince's Bay for $15 million in cash and the removal of old growth trees and buildings from the property.
"For those of us who love Mount Manresa, this is a significant step in the long and difficult path towards closure that began in the Summer of 2012," said Rich Nolan, chairman of the Manresa Board, regarding the judge's ruling. "Frankly, it's a very sad moment, but we've known this was coming."
"People are outraged, upset and disappointed," said Barbara Sanchez, secretary of the
, about the ruling. But she added that supporters are regaining momentum and protests are vital to the cause.
"It's really important at this time to keep the noise up and not fade into the background," Ms. Sanchez said.
"We're not going to quit," said Joseph Bilotti, a committee member and leader of a
that was displaced from Manresa. "There are a lot of dedicated people who are concerned and love Mount Manresa."
Melissa West of New Dorp danced on the sidewalk in front of Mount Manresa on Tuesday as the organizer of the artists' protest.
"Dancing and choreography are the best ways that I can express myself," said the New York University student who is involved in Second Saturday Staten Island and the Curiosity Team. Musical accompaniment was provided by
Phoebe Blue & the make baleaves
band members and Stapleton residents, Tom (Bones) Bonelli on the djembe and Phoebe Blue on percussion.
Bonelli, who attended retreats at Manresa when he was a junior and senior at Xavier High School in Manhattan and also has taken mediation and Tai Chi courses at the site, described the scenery as "really beautiful" and the atmosphere as "very serene, very calming."
Armand Crispino of Prince's Bay, a member of the Protectors of Pine Oak Woods who is a senior studying toward a bachelor's degree in sustainability science from Kean University in New Jersey, held an Earth sign to "bring attention to the reason why we're here: the communities of people and wildlife all deserve the same respect."
"I'm praying for a Christmas miracle," said committee member Beth Malone, a retired police detective who lives so close that she describes Manresa as "like my backyard."
In an email to the Advance, Nolan encouraged all to focus on the transition to the "Jesuit Collaborative, and the many ways in which our ministry will continue to serve Staten Island for another century" through community based retreats.
"Some have said that the Jesuits are abandoning Staten Island," Nolan said. "Some have been fiercely critical of the Jesuits."
But Nolan praised the Jesuit Collaborative, particularly for its work at the parish where it is headquartered, St. Mary of the Assumption R.C. Church in Port Richmond, and its sister parish and school, Our Lady of Mount Carmel - St. Benedicta R.C. Church. Both largely immigrant parishes are headed by the Rev. Mark Hallinan, who responded to critics of the Jesuits in a letter published in the Advance. Borough President- elect James Oddo had a dust-up about the letter.
"They've made a very significant commitment to Staten Island," Nolan said. "They do good and important work here."


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by Cody Kuiper May 20, 20183:02 pm May 20, 2018
5/28 USMNT Roster Notes
It's a youth movement.
Today, USMNT head coach Dave Sarachan announced the 22-man roster set to take on Boliva in Chester, PA on 5/28. 22 represents a pretty common number for asquad size, but it still sticks out. The average age of the team is 22 years, too, highlighting the massive injection of youth that fans have been pleading for since the team failed to qualify for the World Cup last fall. Let's take a look at what this new-look squad means.
If you're still looking for evidence that a youth movement is in full effect, look no further than the fact that arguably the squad's most experienced player is 19-year old Christian Pulisic, who leads the team with 20 caps to his name along with midfielder Joe Corona. Fifteen of the players are under the age of 22, and seven of them are looking for their first cap, including Alex Bono, Matthew Olosunde, Erik Palmer-Brown, Antonee Robinson, Alejandro Guido, Keaton Parks and Josh Sargent.
#HereForTheFuture
Apart from the age of the fellas, it's worth noting that their youth represents a fresh start. Pulisic is also the only player to feature regularly in the World Cup qualifying disaster. With the loss in Trinidad still feeling like a fresh wound, it's important to remember that these players are not responsible for it.
This is a new team. Rather than let the understandable feelings of frustration and anger we all have rub off on a new crop of talent, this is the opportune time to lift these young guys up and show the support they have behind them.
Big names
Although some of the player's names might be new, you'll notice the roster is stacked with some of the biggest clubs in the world. Players coming through the setup of giants like Manchester City, Paris Saint-Germain, Manchester United, Chelsea, Benfica, Tottenham, Borussia Dortmund and Schalke highlight yet another reason to look toward the future with this team.
Reason for Celebration
This game marks Pulisic's return to the team for the first time since last October, and a return to his home state. But it also presents an opportunity to present him with his AO member-voted 2017 Player of the Year trophy. We'll be giving him his honor after the game, so be sure to stick around to show the kid what he means to us all.
Overall, this game presents an opportunity to everyone, on and off the field. Here's a chance for young, exciting players to get senior team experience. Here's a chance for them to establish themselves as staples of the setup going into the 2019 Gold Cup, 2020 Olympic qualification and beyond. Here's a chance for us as fans to be a part of their development and show that we're behind the players on the field 100 percent.
The future is here. And we're here for the future.
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Timothy Olyphant talks about his love for Chicago, and the Justified series
Timothy Olyphant (credit: Chuch Hodes/FX)
From the Television Critics Association winter press event, an interview with Timothy Olyphant, and the showrunners and executive producers of Justified: City Primeval gave us some inside information about Olyphant's commitment to the Justified series and his love for Chicago.
A screening of the trailer (which is expected to drop soon) was followed by a conversation with a panel on stage including Olyphant and Executive Producers Graham Yost, Peter Leonard and Sarah Timberman, and the showrunners Michael Dinner and Dave Andron.
When Olyphant was asked if he had concerns about returning to the series he responded with, "My biggest concern was that I'd only make a pile of money." He then added, "I didn't have any concerns. I love these guys (motioning to the panel) I thought as long as we were still in the Elmore Leonard world and the Graham Yost world that the two of them created, I just thought I'd be there for it."
Timothy Olyphant (credit: FX Networks)
Sarah Timberman commented that Justified: City Primeval was an extension of Justified the original series, "It's an extension of the show in a storytelling mode, even if it's Detroit. I think this show repeats what Justified did so well, which is create these really detailed universes, people who aren't good guys or bad guys, but grey guys."
Olyphant commented about his final day of filming on the original Justified, "I felt a very deep sadness when we ended the show, but not because of the character — because of the people I had been working with. I cried like a baby on that last day."
When Olyphant was then asked if he'd be up for more "extensions" he said, "I'd show up."
He was asked about the shooting incident that occurred on set — two cars that were engaged in a high speed shootout drove through the barriers of the set while filming. It was said that when the incident occurred, Olyphant shielded a production assistant.
Olyphant replied, "Not true. I shielded numerous people."
When asked if he would ever film again in Chicago he responded, "In terms of shooting in Chicago, I love that town. Apparently a hundred rounds or so is not enough to fall out of love with Chicago."
Michael Dinner added, "I joke if it weren't for the weather, I'd be living there. It's such a great place, great people to work with." He continued, "We live in dangerous times. Any urban environment. We just live in a different world than it was twenty or thirty years ago. Chicago is a great place to live, it's a great place to work. What happened that night was terrible. It was also an aberration."
The original Justified ran for six seasons on FX from 2010-2015 and won two out of the eight Emmy Award nominations the show received, and also won a Peabody Award. The series was based on Elmore Leonard's novella Fire in the Hole, with Leonard consulting with the producers until his death in 2013.
The new 8-episode limited spinoff series is titled Justified: City Primeval and is inspired by Leonard's novel City Primeval: High Noon in Detroit. The series picks up seven years following the end of FX's critically-acclaimed Justified, returning to U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens' (played by original series star Timothy Olyphant) story after he left Kentucky for his new home base in Miami. Viewers can expect to find Raylan balancing life as a marshal and part-time father of 14-year-old Willa, who will be played by Olyphant's real-life daughter Vivian Olyphant. Aunjanue Ellis, Boyd Holbrook, Adelaide Clemens, Marin Ireland, Norbert Leo Butz, Victor Williams, and Vondie Curtis Hall co-star in the series.
A chance encounter on a desolate Florida highway sends Givens to Detroit. There he crosses paths with Clement Mansell, deemed The Oklahoma Wildman, a violent, sociopathic desperado who's already once slipped through the fingers of Detroit's finest once and is set out to do so again.
Justified: City Primeval was filmed on location in Chicago and on the stages at Chicago Studio City. The series is expected to air on FX this summer.


Notoriously liberal California is the last place one might expect to erupt in a CBD-related fuss. Nevertheless, a new official stance has touched off a veritable storm of controversy. According to an FAQ distributed by the California Department of Public Health, Food and Drug Branch, food and beverages containing hemp-derived CBD oils and isolates may not be sold in the state. The reason? Unlike hemp seeds and hemp hearts, CBD extracts have not been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for human or animal consumption.
• Manufacturing and sale of non-food CBD products requires a commercial cannabis license.
• Cannabis edibles are not considered a food but may contain only marijuana-derived CBD.
• Licensed retailers may sell only marijuana-derived CBD products.
The FAQ has been difficult for businesses to process.
"The state's decision not to allow sales of any food, beverage, or animal product that contains hemp-derived CBD took many by surprise," said Bryce Berryessa, president of edibles manufacturer La Vida Verde. "It seems the only CBD products that will be legal are those manufactured by state-licensed cannabis companies and sold through state-licensed cannabis retailers and delivery services.
In addition to his role as a longtime cannabis entrepreneur, Berryessa is an activist who sits on the California Growers Association's board of directors and policy committee as well as the board of directors for the Association for Standardized Cannabis. He serves on the manufacturing committee for the California Cannabis Industry Association and is a founding board member of the California Cannabis Manufacturers Association.
Orange-County-based attorney Dana Cisneros was among the first to call attention to the change in policy and potential problems with due process…or lack thereof.
Cisneros said cannabis's hazy legal landscape does not exempt state agencies from staying within the boundaries of their authority.
"The thing is, they shortcut the process," she said. "I think this is clearly a regulation in terms of the definition under California law. But what they've said is CBD derived from industrial hemp, if not from the stalk or seeds, is unlawful in the state of California as a food, food additive, or dietary supplement.
"They get that from the FDA, claiming the FDA has concluded CBD derived from hemp is a Schedule I narcotic. [Therefore,] it is not allowed to be added to a food, and it can't be a dietary supplement," she explained. "In fact, what the FDA says about CBD has nothing to do with hemp or cannabis. It has to do with the molecule itself.
"Even emergency regulations have a public comment period and a time where the public can put in its two cents," Cisneros pointed out. "Because the Department of Public Health just decided to, on its own, make this up, they completely shortcut the process. They're not the legislature; they don't get to make law. They're not the judicial branch; they don't get to say what the law is. They're an administrative agency, which is a department of the executive branch.
At global cannabis law firm Hoban Law Group, Bay-Area-based attorney Patrick Goggin specializes in California hemp law. He also emphasized what Cisneros stressed: The FAQ is an interpretation of law, not law on its face and, therefore, arguable in court if necessary.
"This position—it's a position. It's not law," he said. "It's an interpretation of the law, and it's echoing and mirroring the FDA's position on CBD. And the position is fundamentally flawed because it is, in part, based upon the assumption CBD is scheduled. It's misinformation the Drug Enforcement Administration has been spouting and putting out there for a long time. CBD is scheduled [under the federal] Controlled Substances Act when it's sourced from marijuana, but it is not when it's sourced from industrial hemp.
Number two, Goggin explained, exists at the state level. "The State of California, under the health and safety code, has defined industrial hemp as separate and apart from marijuana and cannabis for all purposes," he said. "The definition of industrial hemp includes resins extracted from all parts of the plant. We don't have a restriction on extract. It's clearly included within the definition.
Goggin said he believes, given enough pushback, the department will "walk back" from the FAQ. Until it does, however, the situation could become a bit tense. "That's kind of the $64,000 question right now: What level of enforcement will come as a result of the FAQ being issued?" he said. "It really depends upon the local jurisdictions and departments of public health and how on top of the issue [they are] and how energized they are to enforce against it. We say be very cautious with that, because this is not an opinion that's based in statute or is on solid ground at all.
Officials in U.S. states continue hashing out CBD oil and infused product regulations while federal agencies wait on each other to render decisions without which nothing can proceed on a national level. Lacking clear federal guidance, states are on their own to manage individual marketplaces. Some are handling the task better than others.
IN MAY 2018, the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs announced hemp-derived CBD oil and infused products would be regulated under medical marijuana laws. CBD products in Michigan may be purchased only at licensed dispensaries.
IN JULY, the California Department of Public Health, Food and Drug Division, issued a set of FAQs that prohibit the sale of hemp-derived CBD dietary supplements in addition to foods and beverages infused with hemp-derived CBD. Marijuana- derived CBD products, including edibles, may be sold in licensed dispensaries.
IN SEPTEMBER, Ohio state officials joined Michigan and California in regulating hemp-infused products under medical marijuana laws. CBD products in Ohio must be purchased at licensed cannabis dispensaries.
THE FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION in late June approved cannabis-derived epilepsy medication Epidiolex, developed by UK-based GW Pharmaceuticals. Approval of the drug forced the Drug Enforcement Administration to consider rescheduling cannabis, making an exception for CBD as a compound, or scheduling Epidiolex independently. The agency went with the latter option, placing Epidiolex on Schedule V.
THE UNITED STATES is the world's largest importer of raw hemp and hemp products. U. S. companies purchase $300 million of hemp annually from countries like France, China, and the Netherlands. The 2018 Farm Bill legalized hemp farming but left the federal status of CBD unclear.


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Энгус Уолл (, род. ) — американский монтажёр и дизайнер титров, двукратный лауреат премий «Оскар» и BAFTA.

Окончил Боудин-колледж в 1988 году. В 1992 году он и Линда Карлсон основали фирму Rock Paper Scissors, работающую в сфере монтажа и создании титров для рекламных кампаний. В числе их клиентов были BMW, HP и Nike. Первой работой Уолла в большом кино стала разработка титров в фильме Дэвида Финчера «Семь». Стоит отметить, что он и раньше работал с Энгусом, который занимался монтажом финчеровских рекламных роликов и клипов. При создании фильмов «Бойцовский клуб» и «Комната страха» Финчер отдал Уоллу должность консультанта по монтажу. К концу 2003 года подписал контракт на работу с сериалами телеканала HBO. Ему принадлежит оформление титров телесериала «Карнавал», за которое он удостоился премии «Эмми». Впоследствии Уолл поддерживал работу с HBO, создавая титры к сериалам «Рим» и «Игра престолов». В картине «Зодиак» предложил использовать цифровые камеры, которые помогли создать необычный монтаж. За работу над фильмом «Загадочная история Бенджамина Баттона» получил номинации на премии гильдии монтажёров, BAFTA, «Оскар».

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\section{Introduction}                         \label{sec:introduction}

Neutrino astronomy and oscillation physics both began with the
pioneering Homestake observations of solar
neutrinos~\cite{Cleveland:1998nv}. For a long time the now common
interpretation of the solar neutrino deficit in terms of flavor
oscillations was not unique and indeed the apparent time variation
of the early data suggested magnetic spin or spin-flavor
oscillations as an intriguing possibility in which Lev Okun took a
keen interest~\cite{Okun:1986hi, Okun:1986na}. It was only the
KamLAND measurements of reactor neutrino
oscillations~\cite{Eguchi:2002dm} that proved beyond doubt that such
effects could not play a dominant role.

Today the frontiers of neutrino physics have shifted. The upcoming
generation of flavor oscillation experiments involves long-baseline
laboratory setups using reactors or high-energy beams as sources
whereas one frontier of neutrino astronomy relies on high-energy
neutrino telescopes. The new low-energy frontier includes solar
neutrino spectroscopy and the search for supernova (SN)
neutrinos~\cite{Autiero:2007zj}. While a high-statistics neutrino
light curve from the next galactic SN would be a dream come true, in
the meantime one may plausibly search for the cosmic diffuse SN
neutrino background (DSNB) that is provided by all past
SNe~\cite{Guseinov, Hartmann:1997qe, Ando:2004hc, Lunardini:2005jf,
Horiuchi:2008jz, Lunardini:2009ya}.  In the energy range $10~{\rm
MeV}\alt E\alt30~{\rm MeV}$ the DSNB, with a total flux of order
$10~{\rm cm}^{-2}~{\rm s}^{-1}$, exceeds the atmospheric neutrino
flux and other backgrounds and could provide interesting information
on the stellar core-collapse rate and the corresponding neutrino
spectra.

Cosmic redshift implies that the expected DSNB peaks at low energies
and the largest number of events is expected in the lowest
accessible energy bin. The only realistic detection process is
inverse beta decay, $\bar\nu_e+p\to n+e^+$, so reactor $\bar\nu_e$
fluxes are an unsurmountable background below about 10~MeV.

We here study another background that can be important below about
15~MeV, the $\nu_e\to\bar\nu_e$ conversion of solar
neutrinos~\cite{Hartmann:1997qe}. In particular, we consider
spin-flavor conversions that are induced by solar magnetic fields if
neutrinos are Majorana particles and have sizeable electric or
magnetic transition moments~\cite{Schechter:1981hw, Akhmedov:1988uk,
Lim:1987tk, Miranda:2003yh, Miranda:2004nz, Friedland:2005xh}. While
the old spin-flavor interpretation of the solar neutrino deficit
would have required a conversion rate of order unity, here a
subdominant effect of order $10^{-6}$ is enough to mimic the DSNB
for $E\alt15$~MeV. Such a conversion rate can be achieved without
extreme assumptions about solar magnetic fields and within the
allowed range of neutrino electromagnetic transition moments. The
latter, of course, must be much larger than suggested by
standard-model physics. If one takes this possibility seriously, the
first events observed in the low-energy range can not be uniquely
attributed to the DSNB unless there is enough statistics to
reconstruct reliable spectral information.

To illustrate our point we begin in Sec.~\ref{sec:dsnb} with a brief
review of the DSNB and its detection possibilities.  In
Sec.~\ref{sec:sun} we turn to the Sun as a source of antineutrinos
due to the spin-flavor conversion mechanism.  We discuss our
findings in Sec.~\ref{sec:discussion}.

\section{The diffuse supernova neutrino background}    \label{sec:dsnb}

The $\bar\nu_e$ component of the diffuse supernova neutrino background
(DSNB) can be expressed as~\cite{Ando:2004hc}
\begin{equation}
\label{eq:dsn}
\frac{d\phi_{\bar\nu_e}^{\rm DSNB}}{dE}=
\frac{1}{H_0}
\int\limits_0^{\infty}
\frac{dN(E_z)}{dE_z}R_{\rm SN}(z)
\frac{dz}{\sqrt{(z+1)^3\Omega_{\rm M}+\Omega_\Lambda}}\,,
\end{equation}
where $E_z=(1+z)\,E$ is the neutrino energy at redshift $z$, $E$ is
the present-day neutrino energy, $N(E_z)$ is the $\bar\nu_e$
spectrum of an individual SN, $R_{\rm SN}(z)$ the cosmic SN
rate at redshift $z$, and
$H_0=73\,\mbox{km}~\mbox{s}^{-1}~\mbox{Mpc}^{-1}$ the Hubble
constant. $\Omega_{\rm M}=0.27$ and $\Omega_\Lambda=0.73$ are the matter
and dark energy density, respectively~\cite{Amsler:2008zzb}.

To be specific we parametrize the cosmic SN rate in the
form~\cite{Ando:2004hc}
\begin{eqnarray}
R_{\rm SN}(z)&=&4.1\times10^{-3}\,\mbox{yr}^{-1}~\mbox{Mpc}^{-3}
\,f_{\rm SN}\,h_{73}\nonumber\\*
&\times&\frac{e^{3.4z}}{e^{3.8z}+45}
\left[\Omega_{\rm M}+\frac{\Omega_\Lambda}{(z+1)^{3}}\right]^{1/2}\,,
\end{eqnarray}
where $f_{\rm SN}$ is a normalization factor of order of unity and
$h_{73}$ is $H_0$ in units of
$73\,\mbox{km}~\mbox{s}^{-1}~\mbox{Mpc}^{-1}$.

The average $\bar\nu_e$ spectrum emitted by a SN is expressed in the
quasi-thermal form~\cite{Keil:2002in}
\begin{equation}
\frac{dN(E)}{dE}=\frac{(1+\alpha)^{1+\alpha}E_{\rm tot}}
{\Gamma(1+\alpha)\bar E^2}
\left(\frac{E}{\bar E}\right)^{\alpha}e^{-(1+\alpha)E/\bar E}\,,
\end{equation}
where we use $\bar E=15$~MeV for the average energy, $\alpha=4$ for
the pinching parameter, and $E_{\rm tot}=5\times10^{52}$~erg for the
total amount of energy emitted in $\bar\nu_e$. The emitted spectrum
is understood after all oscillation effects. The flavor-dependent
differences of the antineutrino spectra emitted at the neutrino
sphere are not large~\cite{Keil:2002in}, so oscillation effects are
not a major concern.

\begin{figure}[b]
\includegraphics[width=.9\columnwidth]{fig1.eps}
\includegraphics[width=.9\columnwidth]{fig2.eps}
\caption{$\bar\nu_e$ fluxes at the Super-Kamiokande site (upper
  panel) and positron event spectra (lower panel).
  The DSNB is an estimate for typical parameters (see
  text). The solar $\bar\nu_e$ fluxes correspond to the effective
  $\nu_e\to\bar\nu_e$ conversion probability of Eq.~(\ref{eq:flux}),
  i.e.\ $10^{-5}$ at $E=10$~MeV. \label{fig:dsn}}
\end{figure}

The $\bar\nu_e$ component of the DSNB calculated with these
assumptions serves as our benchmark case and is shown in
Fig.~\ref{fig:dsn}. The uncertainty in amplitude and spectral shape
are considerable and we refer to the literature for a
discussion~\cite{Ando:2004hc, Lunardini:2005jf, Horiuchi:2008jz,
Lunardini:2009ya}.

At low energies, the DSNB is overwhelmed by the background
$\bar\nu_e$ flux from reactors. In Fig.~\ref{fig:dsn} we show an
estimate for the Super-Kamiokande site using an approximate
analytical expression~\cite{Clemens}. This flux significantly
exceeds those expected at other possible locations that have been
discussed, for example, by the LENA
collaboration~\cite{Wurm:2007cy}.
At high energies, the limiting factor is the atmospheric neutrino
flux. The estimate shown in Fig.~\ref{fig:dsn} is based on
Ref.~\cite{Gaisser:1988ar}.

The only realistic reaction for detecting the DSNB is inverse beta
decay $\bar\nu_e+p\to n+e^+$. Therefore, we show in the lower panel
of Fig.~\ref{fig:dsn} the same fluxes modulated with the cross section
of this reaction, i.e., the expected event spectra. The largest number
of events is expected in the lowest useful energy bin above the
reactor background.

The most stringent upper limit is $1.08\,{\rm cm}^{-2}~{\rm s}^{-1}$
at 90\% CL for $E>19.3$~MeV, obtained by the Super-Kamiokande
experiment \cite{Malek:2002ns}. An actual detection requires tagging
the final-state neutrons. In a large future scintillator detector
such as the proposed LENA~\cite{Wurm:2007cy} neutron tagging is part
of the detection signature. In water Cherenkov detectors, neutron
tagging requires gadolinium loading~\cite{Beacom:2003nk}, a
possibility that is being investigated for Super-Kamiokande. Both
detector types probably can lower the energy threshold all the way
to the reactor background.

\section{Solar Antineutrinos}                           \label{sec:sun}

If the detection threshold indeed can be lowered to the energy where
the reactor background begins to dominate, the first DSNB events would
be expected in the lowest energy bin above this boundary. In this
range the solar $\nu_e$ flux from the ${}^8$B reaction is more than
five orders of magnitude above the baseline DSNB flux shown in
Fig.~\ref{fig:dsn}. Therefore, even a $\nu_e\to\bar\nu_e$ conversion
efficiency as small as $10^{-6}$ is enough to provide a significant
background.

If neutrinos are Majorana particles and have non-zero transition
magnetic moments, then solar electron neutrinos can oscillate to
antineutrinos in the solar magnetic field~\cite{Schechter:1981hw,
  Akhmedov:1988uk, Lim:1987tk}. Little is known about the interior
$B$-field distribution in the Sun.  We assume turbulent fields in the
convective zone because they are well motivated and lead to the
strongest conversion effect~\cite{Miranda:2003yh, Miranda:2004nz}.

For turbulent fields, a simple analytic expression for the
$\nu_e\to\bar\nu_e$ conversion probability is~\cite{Miranda:2003yh,
Miranda:2004nz, Friedland:2005xh}
\begin{eqnarray}
\label{eq:flux}
P&\approx&
10^{-5}S^2 \mu_{11}^2
\left(\frac{B}{20~\mbox{kG}}\right)^2
\left(\frac{3\times10^4~\mbox{km}}{L_{\rm max}}\right)^{p-1}
\nonumber\\*
&\times&
\left(\frac{8\times10^{-5}\,\mbox{eV}^2}{\Delta
m_\odot^2}\right)^{p} \left(\frac{E}{10\,\mbox{MeV}}\right)^{p}
\left(\frac{\cos^2\theta_\odot}{0.7}\right).
\end{eqnarray}
Here $\mu_{11}=\mu_\nu/10^{-11}\mu_{\rm B}$ (Bohr magneton $\mu_{\rm
  B}=e/2m_e$) is the neutrino transition moment in a two-flavor
scenario, whereas $\Delta m_\odot^2$ and $\cos^2\theta_\odot$ are the
solar neutrino mixing parameters. $S$ is a factor of order unity
describing the spatial configuration of the magnetic field, $B$ is the
average strength of the magnetic field at spatial scale $L_{\rm max}$
(the size of the largest eddies at which energy is pumped to generate
turbulent motion), and $p$ is the power of the turbulence scaling. A
typical case is $p=\frac{5}{3}$ (Kolmogorov turbulence) whereas
conservative values for the other field parameters are $B=20$~kG and
$L_{\rm max}=3\times10^4$~km \cite{Miranda:2004nz, Friedland:2005xh}.

Neutrinos with nonvanishing masses and mixings inevitably have
nonvanishing electric and/or magnetic transition
moments~\cite{Pal:1981rm}, which are however proportional to the
neutrino masses and therefore extremely small.  The best experimental
limit on a neutrino transition moment connected to $\nu_e$ was found
by the Borexino collaboration to be $\mu_\nu<5.4 \times
10^{-11}\,\mu_{\rm B}$ at 90\% CL \cite{Arpesella:2008mt}, while the
best reactor limit is $\mu_\nu<5.8 \times 10^{-11}\,\mu_{\rm B}$ at
90\% CL obtained by the GEMMA experiment~\cite{Beda:2007hf}. An
astrophysical constraint to avoid excessive energy losses by
globular-cluster stars is $\mu_\nu<3 \times 10^{-12}\mu_{\rm
  B}$~\cite{Raffelt:1990pj, Raffelt:1992pi}.

Using the benchmark values for all parameters as in
Eq.~(\ref{eq:flux}) we show the expected solar $\bar\nu_e$ flux in
Fig.~\ref{fig:dsn}. It is much smaller than the direct KamLAND limit
on a possible solar $\bar\nu_e$ flux~\cite{Eguchi:2003gg}. In the
energy range above the reactor background and below the upper end of
the solar ${}^8$B spectrum, the solar $\bar\nu_e$ flux exceeds the
DSNB by about an order of magnitude. A $\mu_\nu$ on the level of the
globular-cluster limit still provides a flux comparable to the
DSNB. The true DSNB can be smaller than our benchmark by perhaps a
factor of ten whereas the solar $B$-field parameters can be more
favorable for spin-flavor oscillations. Therefore, it is clear that a
first $\bar\nu_e$ detection in this energy bin can be caused by the
Sun as a source instead of the DSNB.

In this case spin-flavor oscillations would also operate in the SN
environment and thus affect the DSNB in that the neutrino and
antineutrino source spectra would be partially swapped.  This effect
introduces an additional uncertainty in the DSNB prediction.

\section{Discussion}                             \label{sec:discussion}

Measuring the expected DSNB is a considerable challenge even with
the next generation of low-energy $\bar\nu_e$ detectors such as a
Gd-loaded version of Super-Kamiokande or a large-scale scintillator
detector like the proposed LENA. Our benchmark DSNB shown in
Fig.~\ref{fig:dsn} provides only a few events per year in a
Super-Kamiokande sized detector, and the true flux can be even
smaller. The expected spectrum decreases quickly with energy, so the
largest event rate is expected in the lowest accessible energy bin,
the reactor $\bar\nu_e$ background providing a hard lower boundary
near 10~MeV.

Therefore, it is tempting to focus on the energy range directly
above the reactor background. In this range, up to about 15~MeV, the
solar $\nu_e$ flux is huge, about six orders of magnitude larger
than the DSNB. Therefore, a small $\nu_e\to\bar\nu_e$ conversion
rate is enough to mimic the DSNB in this energy bin. While such a
conversion process violates lepton number, neutrinos with mass are
usually thought to be Majorana particles and lepton-number violation
is naturally present. A conversion probability on the $10^{-6}$ level
is naturally found in the framework of spin-flavor oscillations if
one assumes the presence of neutrino electric or magnetic transition
moments on the level of existing limits and middle-of-the-road
assumptions about solar turbulent $B$-field distributions.

Detecting a signature for lepton-number violation in the form of
solar $\nu_e\to\bar\nu_e$ conversions arguably would be a more
fundamental discovery than the DSNB itself. In this sense our
arguments can be turned around and the DSNB can be viewed as a
background to such a search.

Either way, disentangling the DSNB and a signature of solar
$\nu_e\to\bar\nu_e$ conversion is extremely difficult except by
enough statistics to provide spectral information above the endpoint
of the solar neutrino spectrum. Directional information based on the
neutron forward displacement in inverse $\beta$ decay requires even
larger event rates~\cite{Apollonio:1999jg, Hochmuth:2007gv}.

The uncertainties of the interior solar $B$-fields are large and
significant improvements on neutrino magnetic moment limits are not
foreseeable. Therefore, a clear detection of the DSNB likely will have
to depend on the energy range above the solar neutrino spectrum.

\section*{Acknowledgments}

TR thanks Cecilia Lunardini, Omar Miranda and Stan Woosley for
valuable and stimulating discussions.  TR was supported by a Marie
Curie International Incoming Fellowship of the European Community,
Contract No.~MIF1-CT-2005-008553. GR acknowledges partial support by
the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) under grant TR27
``Neutrinos and Beyond'' and the Cluster of Excellence ``Origin and
Structure of the Universe.''

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Which molecule below has hydrogen bonding
Which molecule has hydrogen bonding?
Hydrogen bonding between two water (H2O) molecules. Note that the O atom in one molecule is attracted to a H atom in the second molecule. Hydrogen bonding between a water molecule and an ammonia (NH3) molecule.
electronegativity value
H 2.1
N 3.0
O 3.5
Which molecule below has hydrogen bonding as one of its intermolecular forces?
The answer is b. H2O H 2 O . Water is capable to perform Hydrogen Bonding with other water molecules. Hydrogen Bonding requires a Hydrogen atom…
Does ch4 have hydrogen bonding?
Because methane is a non-polar molecule it is not capable of hydrogen bonding or dipole-dipole intermolecular forces. … The only intermolecular forces in methane are London dispersion forces. The major intermolecular forces would be dipole-dipole forces and London dispersion forces.
Where is hydrogen bonding found?
Hydrogen bonds occur in inorganic molecules, such as water, and organic molecules, such as DNA and proteins. The two complementary strands of DNA are held together by hydrogen bonds between complementary nucleotides (A&T, C&G).
Is H2 a hydrogen bond?
H2 is not a hydrogen bond but is a molecule in which hydrogen is bonded to itself.
Does HBr have hydrogen bonding?
Cl, Br, and I are all so big that they form very poor bonds to hydrogen that is why HCl, HBr and HI are strong acids. HF is a weak acid, which means the H-F bond is stronger than for the other halides.
Does CH3CH2OH have hydrogen bonding?
Both molecules possess dipole moments but CH3CH2OH contains hydrogen bonded to an electronegative element so H-bonding is possible.
Is H2S a hydrogen bond?
For example, consider hydrogen sulfide, H2S, a molecule that has the same shape as water but does not contain hydrogen bonds. … Although N–H or O–H groups can form hydrogen bonds with other molecules, S–H groups are unable to do so.
Does PH3 have hydrogen bonding?
The molecule PH3 does not have hydrogen bonding as it does not qualify for hydrogen bonding since the hydrogens are not attached to either fluorine,…
Is ethane a hydrogen bond?
No, ethane will not form a hydrogen bond, or ionic bond with water or any other polar molecule because it is nonpolar. Ethane does not have any partial positive or negative charges.
Does geh4 have hydrogen bonding?
Although this molecule does not experience hydrogen bonding, the Lewis electron dot diagram and VSEPR indicate that it is bent, so it has a permanent dipole. Therefore, SiH4 will have the highest vapor pressure of the compounds in your list.
Is there hydrogen bonding in HF?
In HF each molecule has one hydrogen atom which can form a hydrogen bond, and there are three lone pairs of electrons on the fluorine atom. The total number of hydrogen bonds is limited by the number of hydrogen atoms and on average each HF molecule will be involved in two hydrogen bonds.
Does no2 have hydrogen bonding?
In scenario III, diamond only has weak van der Waals interactions whereas nitric oxide can participate in dipole-dipole interactions as well (note that nitric oxide doesn't have hydrogen atom and, therefore, cannot participate in hydrogen bonds).
Can nh4 form hydrogen bonds?
can form hydrogen bonds — just not to itself, because it can only donate hydrogen bonds, not accept them. Note: a hydrogen bond donor is one that has hydrogen atoms that are Lewis acids; a hydrogen bond acceptor is a Lewis base. Ammonium ion is not a Lewis base; it has no available electron pairs to function that way.
Does n CH3 3 have hydrogen bonding?
In (CH3)3N ( C H 3 ) 3 N , the hydrogen atoms are bonded to carbon atoms. Carbon is not a very electronegative atom so it cannot act as a hydrogen donor. Although nitrogen is very electronegative and can act as a hydrogen acceptor, there are no hydrogens to accept.
Does h2o2 have hydrogen bonding?
Each oxygen molecule will form two hydrogen bonds with two molecules of ${H_2}{O_2}$ which will result in the formation of four hydrogen bonds in a structure of hydrogen peroxide.
Does CO2 have hydrogen bonding?
CO2 can form hydrogen bonds with water, but its linear shape makes it a nonpolar molecule. This means that carbon dioxide is less soluble in water than polar molecules are.
Does CH3NH3 have hydrogen bonding?
Arising from many recent reports, it is now a common belief that the I···H–N interaction formed between the inorganic framework and the ammonium group of CH3NH3 + is the only hydrogen bonded interaction responsible for all temperature- dependent geometrical polymorphs of the system, including the most stable one that …
Is Ch3oh a hydrogen bond?
Ch3oh intermolecular forces has hydrogen bonding, dipole dipole attraction and London dispersion forces.
Which compound has no hydrogen bonding?
Phenol – contains Oxygen, hence shows H-bonding. Liquid ammonia – contains Nitrogen, hence shows H-bonding. Water – contains Oxygen, hence shows H-bonding. Hydrochloric acid – does not contain Oxygen, Nitrogen or Fluorine, does not show hydrogen bonding.
Does ch3 NH2 have hydrogen bond?
CH3NH2 is able to form hydrogen bonds because hydrogen atoms are bound to a more electronegative atom, nitrogen.
Does NH2 have hydrogen bonding?
Most often, hydrogen bonding occurs on molecules containing amino groups (NH2) and hydroxy groups (OH). Since the hydrogens are connected to highly electronegative atoms, their electron density is pulled away from them. This leaves them with a partially positive charge.
Does CH3CH2NH2 have hydrogen bonding?
CH3CH2NH2 is connected with covalent bonds, but can form hydrogen bonds with other atoms.


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Q: ActiveX control (XMetal XMax) in AvalonDock generates error message I have an ActiveX control, which is an XML Editor (XMetal XMax). I have included this as a COM component (WindowsFormsHost) in my WPF project. The editor's content model, such as XML Schema, CSS, XML elements, XML attributes, etc., are pre-configured by an XMetal Developer utility, and assigned to the XML editor in the WPF implementation as a single file with the suffix ".xac".
Step 1 - Works:
When I add the XML Editor to a grid (this.grid1.Children.Add (host)), everything works great. The XML Editor and all XML content is displayed.
Now I go one step further and have integrated XCeed AvalonDock as a layout base.
Step 2 - Does Not Work:
The prerequisites are the same as in step 1. If I assign the XML Editor to the "x: Name" property of an "xcad: LayoutDocument", I get an error message.
Although the symbol of the XML Editor is visible in the "xcad: LayoutDocument", the XML basic configuration .xac file will not be loaded. An error message appears.
As I said, when assigning to a Grid.Row everything works fine.
I have tried a lot, but unfortunately without success. Can someone give me some help please. Many Thanks.
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RTTI_DEFINE_TYPE(Poly::AssetsPathConfig)

namespace Poly
{
	static const String DEFAULT_ENGINE_ASSETS_PATH = String("../Engine/Res/");
	static const String DEFAULT_GAME_ASSETS_PATH = String("../Games/SGJGame/Res/");

	AssetsPathConfig gAssetsPathConfig;

	// Location needs to be set to eResourceSource::NONE, as this config prepares all required source paths
	AssetsPathConfig::AssetsPathConfig() : ConfigBase("Assets Path Config", eResourceSource::NONE)
	{
		EngineAssetsPath = DEFAULT_ENGINE_ASSETS_PATH;
		GameAssetsPath = DEFAULT_GAME_ASSETS_PATH;
	}

	const String& AssetsPathConfig::GetAssetsPath(eResourceSource source) const
	{
		switch (source)
		{
		case eResourceSource::ENGINE:
			return EngineAssetsPath;
		case eResourceSource::GAME:
			return GameAssetsPath;
		case eResourceSource::NONE:
		case eResourceSource::USR_LOCAL: //TODO implement usr local directory
			return String::EMPTY;
		default:
			ASSERTE(false, "Invalid resource source!");
			return String::EMPTY;
		}
	}
}


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Home > Small Changes > Food > What Does Organic Mean?
2021's Dirty Dozen and Clean Fifteen Are Here, With New Pesticide-Laden Veg (Exclusive)
Mar. 17 2021, Updated 9:10 a.m. ET
Just in time for the spring harvest, the Environmental Working Group (EWG) has released its annual Shopper's Guide to Pesticides in Produce, aka the 2021 Dirty Dozen and Clean Fifteen. Every year, there are a few changes to the lists, which advise U.S. shoppers on which fruits and vegetables they should buy organically, to avoid high levels of pesticide exposure through their diet.
To learn more about this year's lists, which dropped on March 17, we interviewed EWG toxicologists Thomas Galligan and Alexis Temkin. Keep reading to check out the 2021 Dirty Dozen and Clean Fifteen, and to hear the experts' best advice on avoiding pesticide exposure.
The 2021 Clean Fifteen contain low pesticide residue.
Avocados retain their No. 1 spot on the Clean Fifteen.
The Clean Fifteen is a list of fruits and vegetables that contain the lowest concentration of pesticides in the U.S., even when they are grown with pesticides (aka conventionally). The EWG finds the produce on the Clean Fifteen to be the 15 safest fruits and veggies to purchase conventionally, since pesticide residue is least likely to remain by the time you wash and eat them.
The 2021 Clean Fifteen actually contains the same 15 crops as the 2020 Clean Fifteen — but a few of the items in the back half of the list have shifted in order. So, feel free to buy the following items, aka the 2021 Clean Fifteen, conventionally:
Sweet peas (frozen)
The 2021 Dirty Dozen welcomes a few new veggies.
Source: Kristi Olberding/Green Matters
Mustard greens join the 2021 Dirty Dozen.
Conversely, the Dirty Dozen is a list of fruit and vegetable varieties on which EWG experts detected the highest pesticide levels — even after being washed. Therefore, the EWG recommends U.S. shoppers buy organic versions of these items whenever possible.
But why is it important to avoid conventional-grown fruits and veggies that are on the Dirty Dozen? "Pesticide exposures have been linked to a wide variety of different health harms — cancer, hormone disruption, and harm to the developing brain and nervous system for children," Thomas Galligan explains to Green Matters over the phone, ahead of the EWG publicly announcing this year's guide.
The 2021 Dirty Dozen is pretty close to 2020 and 2019's Dirty Dozens, but with a few notable changes. The full 2021 Dirty Dozen is as follows:
Kale, collard greens, and mustard greens
Bell and hot peppers
Joining kale in this year's No. 3 slot are two other kinds of leafy greens: collard greens and mustard greens. These three leafy greens "have a really similar pesticide profile. The most frequently-detected pesticides on each of those three leafy greens was a pesticide called DCPA, or Dacthal, that is a possible carcinogen that's banned in the EU," Galligan says.
In 2020, peppers were a bonus item on the Dirty Dozen — but this year, bell peppers and hot peppers were crowned the Dirty Dozen's No. 10, edging potatoes off the list. "The other big change this year is bell and hot peppers coming in at the No. 10 slot on the Dirty Dozen," Galligan adds. "The USDA found 115 different pesticides on peppers, which was by far the most on any particular crop."
Additionally, the EWG is advising shoppers to try and buy organic citrus fruits — namely, oranges and tangerines — even though they are not officially on the list.
"Citrus are not typically a Dirty Dozen fruit, but they do have a really high detection frequency of [the] pesticide imazalil," Alexis Temkin tells Green Matters. "It is a pesticide that has been linked to hormone disruption and is also classified as a likely human carcinogen. And we found it on nearly 90 percent of all citrus samples that we tested in 2020."
The EWG is particularly concerned about the effects of conventionally-grown citrus fruits on the health of babies and children. "The average level of imazalil that we found on oranges is about 20 times higher than the level that we would recommend is protected for children's increased cancer risk [in terms of those] eating citrus consistently every day for a long period of time," she says.
The EWG recommends buying organic whenever possible — among other advice.
If you'd prefer not to memorize the entire Dirty Dozen and Clean Fifteen, that's understandable — so Galligan's top three pieces of advice are: "Buy organic whenever possible, buy lots of fresh fruits and vegetables, and stick to the Clean Fifteen if you can't afford organic."
The EWG recommends "that people eat lots and lots of fresh fruits and vegetables, regardless of whether they're conventional or organic, because fruits and vegetables are a really critical part of a healthy diet, and eating fruits and vegetables outweighs the risks of consuming pesticides," Galligan adds. "If organic is not accessible or affordable, then you can refer to our Clean 15 list [and] buy those items conventionally without too much concern about consuming pesticides."
Temkin points out that the top five items on the list are strawberries and four kinds of leafy greens — so if you are only able to afford a few organic purchases, make them those items. Temkin adds that the EWG found that locally-sourced (and even domestically-grown) produce may have less fungicides than imported, so consider that when shopping, too.
Additionally, Temkin notes that pregnancy and childhood are the most important times to splurge on organic food. "These really sensitive windows of development where increased exposure to pesticides could potentially have harmful effects later in life, so that's something to consider," she says.
Pesticides hurt the environment in addition to human health.
In addition to the potential impacts on human health, there are many environmental and ethical reasons to buy organic produce over conventional whenever possible. Galligan notes that "by choosing organic whenever possible and voting with your dollar, you're sending a message to the agricultural producers that you support practices that protect the environment and workers as well as yourself and your family."
Temkin points out the apparent development of fungicide resistance, which "could become a growing problem." For more on this, you can look to Rachel Carson's 1962 book Silent Spring, which exposes how pesticides harm the environment.
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