← MLA 2014—Announcing Our Sessions!
Besides the four events—the three panels and the cash bar—sponsored or co-sponsored by our Discussion Group, MLA 2014 in Chicago will host two other sessions devoted comics or graphic narratives, as well as a number of individual papers that, as far as we are able to tell from the program, connect to the comics studies field. While the amount of comics-themed programming this time around does not appear to match the record high set in 2012, work on comics remains an important part of the MLA—and of course our Group is doing all it can to encourage that trend!
Unfortunately, the MLA's searchable online program does not include the search term comics or graphic narratives in its drop-down menus, and, while it is possible to type those words, or any words, into the search box, not every panel or paper related to comics studies is necessarily labeled as such. We've found the search results to be, er, inexact. Hence skimming through the entire program remains the surest way to find all the comics-themed events at the convention. We've done that—and, as part of our continual effort to spread the word about comics studies at MLA, we offer the following information.
"Self-Construction of a Transnational Feminine Identity in an Andean Context: Power Paola's Virus Tropical," Felipe Gómez, Carnegie Mellon Univ.
"A Slave Is Being Beaten: Word, Image, and the Subject of The Life and Adventures of Henry Bibb," Laura Ruth Saltz, Colby Coll.
"Geography and Tactile Graphics for the Blind," David Weimer, Harvard Univ.
"'The Girl Who Inked Herself': The Graphic Design of Female Literacy in Picture-Book Form," Elizabeth Pope, American Antiquarian Soc.
Secondly, following is a list of panels that include individual papers related (or potentially related) to comics studies. These are papers that appear to focus on cartooning, comics, or graphic narratives, or material adapted from same, but that occur in the context of sessions organized around other topics. We've listed the entire panels here, with the possibly comics-related papers printed in red.
We hope we haven't missed any comics-related sessions or papers. If you think we have (or if we've misrepresented your work), please drop us a comment here so that we can correct our mistake. Thanks! We hope these lists prove helpful as you plan out your MLA experience.
"Speaking Freedom's Language: United States Multicultural Literature and Human Rights Talk in an Emerging Democracy," Amy K. Levin, Northern Illinois Univ.
"Beyond Revolution: The Fiction of Individual Sovereignty in Persepolis," Belinda Walzer, Wake Forest Univ.
Although the need for graduate education reform in the humanities is widely discussed, the traditional role of the dissertation as a capstone protomonograph has only begun to be questioned. This panel features six Pecha Kucha presentations (20 slides x 20 seconds) from graduate students developing radically new models of the dissertation, followed by ample discussion.
"Shocking Media: The Abu Ghraib Photographs and Zero Dark Thirty," Liz Maynes-Aminzade, Harvard Univ.
"Sites of Pain: The Expressive Work of Spaces of Torture in Video Games," Mark Sample, George Mason Univ.
"Volcanic Eruption and Peninsular Politics: Representations of Mount Baekdu in Contemporary South Korea," Adrian Thieret, Stanford Univ.
Presiding: Lee B. Abraham, Columbia Univ.
"The Use of the Demonstratives This/These and That/Those in Conversational English Narratives," Paul J. Hopper, Carnegie Mellon Univ.
"Framing Narrative Genres: From Words to Worldview," Michael Sinding, Vrije Univ.
"Constructing the Self: Pocket Diaries as Discipline in Nineteenth-Century America," Martha L. Sledge, Marymount Manhattan Coll.
"'Okay! Fine! You Can Read It!': Memory, Adolescence, and Belonging in Lauren Weinstein's Girl Stories," Tahneer Oksman, Marymount Manhattan Coll.
"Scheherazadean Cyborgs: Arab Women Diarists in the Digital Age," Nadine Sinno, Georgia State Univ.
"Illustrated War: Lamia Ziadé's Bye Bye Babylon, the Art of Remembering, and the Lebanese Civil War," Salah D. Hassan, Michigan State Univ.
Presiding: Sergio Waisman, George Washington Univ.
"The Manipulation of Translator Involvement in Fansubbing," Chia-hui Liao, National Formosa Univ.
"The Brief Wild Days of Anime Fansubbing," Samuel Malissa, Yale Univ.
Program arranged by the Division on Comparative Studies in Twentieth-Century Literature.
Presiding: Olakunle George, Brown Univ.
"Odd Jobs: Malinky Robot and Malay Precarity in Singapore," Aimee Bahng, Dartmouth Coll.
"Letters from the Dead: Incendies and the Legacies of the Lebanese Civil War," Salah D. Hassan, Michigan State Univ.
Presiding: Rachel Adams, Columbia Univ.
"Recoding Silence: Teresa de Cartagena, Medieval Sign Lexicons, and Deaf Life Writing," Jonathan H. Hsy, George Washington Univ.
"'My Worry Now Accumulates': Sensorial and Emotional Contagion in Autistic Life Writing," Ralph James Savarese, Grinnell Coll.
For papers or abstracts, write to rea15@columbia.edu after 1 Jan.
Presiding: Joseph Litvak, Tufts Univ.
Kafka's works as historical documents, pointing to contemporary issues, replete with allusions to them, offering "alternative realities" at the intersection of the human-animal (dogs, horses, mice) and human-object world (Odradek) and other transient moments (alienating "imaginary" America, Russia). Utopia, the obscure language, the comic; novel and educational theories; Bohemia.
"When the Daughters of the Republic Became Terrorists: Kemalist Women in Turkish Popular Media," Rustem Ertug Altinay, New York Univ.
"Why Is the Future So Young? Gender and Age in Elizabeth Moon's Remnant Population," Christy Tidwell, South Dakota School of Mines and Tech.
For abstracts, write to egregory@uh.edu.
"The Killing Tele-presence: Realizing Targets in Drone Warfare," Jan Claas van Treeck, Yale Univ.
"Drone Art: Disturbances and Disorientations," Jennifer Rhee, Virginia Commonwealth Univ.
Responding: Jan Mieszkowski, Reed Coll.
For session description, abstracts, and biographies, visit warmediamla.blogspot.com/.


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Tigbauan (Filipino: Bayan ng Tigbauan, Hiligaynon: Sangguniang Bayan Tigbauan) ist eine Großraumgemeinde in der Provinz Iloilo auf der Insel Panay auf den Philippinen. Sie hat  Einwohner (Zensus ), die in 52 Barangays leben. Sie gehört zur zweiten Einkommensklasse der Gemeinden auf den Philippinen und wird als teilweise urban beschrieben.

Tigbauan liegt an der Südküste der Insel Panay, am Golf von Panay. Die Hauptstadt der Provinz, Iloilo City, liegt ca. 30 km südöstlich der Gemeinde und ist von dort mit dem Bus oder Jeepney zu erreichen. Die Nachbargemeinden sind Guimbal und Tubungan im Westen, Oton im Osten, Leon im Norden.

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Viral Reservoirs: How Low Must We Go?
Published Wednesday, October 15, 2014
Dr. Robert SilicianoA key obstacle to an AIDS cure is the latent reservoir of virus that persists in memory CD4+ T cells and is impervious to standard anti-HIV drugs. It has been a target of numerous research teams—many supported by amfAR. Two such recent studies shed new light on the issue, and offer potential solutions.
First, to evaluate the magnitude of the task at hand, amfAR-funded scientist Dr. Robert Siliciano of Johns Hopkins University—working with colleagues at Harvard and Columbia Universities, and ETH Zürich in Switzerland—examined data from patient studies and test tube models of drugs being tested as "latency-reversing agents." Such interventions are designed to purge T cell reservoirs of latent HIV. Writing in the September issue of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, they sought to quantify the degree of reservoir suppression that might need to be obtained to effect a cure.
Their calculations, derived from a mathematical model they developed to predict HIV treatment outcomes, suggest this will be a major technological challenge. Based on the time between elimination of all detectable virus and its reappearance weeks to years later in recent transplant patients, the Mississippi child, and others, a 2000-fold decrease in reservoir size will be needed to stave off virus return for one year off antiretroviral medications. And a 10,000-fold decrease will be required to stop viral rebound altogether, thereby permitting potential cures.
Dr. Mathias LichterfeldHow realistic is this? amfAR grantee Dr. Mathias Lichterfeld of Harvard University, with associates from China Medical University in Shenyang, Penn State University, the University of Delaware, the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, ICREA and the IrsiCaixa Institute for AIDS Research in Spain, and the Institute of Microbiology of the University Hospital Center in Switzerland, sought such an answer by evaluating the long-term effects of early HIV treatment initiation. The researchers compared the reservoir sizes of nine HIV-positive individuals who started antiretroviral therapy (ART) during acute infection and remained on treatment for at least 10 years to patients with similar treatment durations, but who began ART much later after infection.
Writing in the Journal of Virology, they report that for both groups the decline in latent virus among memory CD4+ T cells occurred within the first three to four years of drug therapy, but was more rapid and of greater magnitude in those receiving prompt viral suppression. Despite smaller reservoir sizes, these individuals were not cured after long-term antiretroviral treatment. Dr. Lichterfeld's study confirms other reports that, regardless of how quickly treatment is started and its duration, ART alone is "unlikely to lead to viral eradication."
The authors conclude that while long-term ART initiated during early infection cannot eliminate HIV, the resultant "low viral reservoirs…may make such patients good candidates for future interventional studies aiming at HIV-1 eradication and cure."

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Marcus Johansson
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Q: The Schrodinger representation on the space of sections of a general  $(1,3)$-polarized abelian surface This question arose while I was studying some finite covers of abelian surfaces.
Let $(A, \mathscr{L})$ be a $(1,3)$-polarized abelian surface over the complex numbers and consider the vector space $H^0(A, \mathscr{L})\cong \mathbb{C}^3$. If $A$ is simple, then the linear system $|\mathscr{L}|$ is base-point-free, hence its general element is smooth by Bertini theorem.
Let us consider now the Heisenberg group
$$\mathscr{H}_3:=\{(k, \, t, \, l) \mid k \in \mathbb{C}^* , \, t \in
\mathbb{Z}/3 , \, l \in \widehat{\mathbb{Z}/3} \}$$
whose group law is
$$(k,  t,  l)\cdot (k',  t',  l')=(kk'l'(t),  t+t',
l+l').$$
By [Birkenhake-Lange, Complex Abelian Varieties, Chapter 6] there exists a canonical representation,
known as the Schrodinger representation, of $\mathscr{H}_3$ on
$H^0(A, \mathscr{L})$, where the latter space is identified with the
vector space $V:=\mathbb{C}(\mathbb{Z}/3)$ of all complex valued functions $f \colon \mathbb{Z}/3 \longrightarrow \mathbb{C}$.
Such an action is given by
$$ (k, t, l)f(x)=kl(x)f(t+x).$$
Finally, let $X,  Y, Z$ be the elements in $H^0(A, \mathscr{L})$
corresponding to the characteristic functions of $0,  1,  2$
in $V$, respectively.

Question. Is it true that if $(A, \mathscr{L})$ is general then the three distinguished sections $X$, $Y$, $Z \in H^0(A, \mathscr{L})$ correspond to smooth curves in $|\mathscr{L}|$ which intersect transversally?

This seems to me reasonable, but so far I could neither find any reference nor prove it.
If possible, I would also be pleased to see any explicit example where $X$, $Y$, $Z$ are smooth and intersect transversally.
This question can be generalized in a straightforward way to the case where $\mathscr{L}$ is a polarization of type $(1,d)$, but let us consider only $d=3$ for simplicity.

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https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/why-this-disaster-relief-bill-is-stuck-on-a-debate-over-puerto-rico-food-stamps
Why this disaster relief bill is stuck on a debate over Puerto Rico food stamps
Politics Mar 28, 2019 5:54 PM EST
A debate over food assistance funding for Puerto Rico has stalled a massive disaster relief bill in the Senate, as Democrats demand President Donald Trump agree to spend more to help the island recover from two hurricanes in 2017.
Caught in the middle are more than 1 million Puerto Ricans who rely on a federal food subsidy program that's slated to run out of money at the end of the month unless Congress intervenes.
The disaster relief bill the Senate advanced on Tuesday included an additional $600 million in funding for Puerto Rico's Nutritional Assistance Program, or NAP, the island's version of the federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program — known as food stamps — that provides food assistance for low-income Americans on the mainland. But in a meeting Tuesday with Senate Republicans, Trump reportedly complained about Puerto Rico receiving too much aid and said he opposes additional funding for the island — remarks that angered Democrats, and made the fate of the final bill uncertain.
Puerto Rican officials and several lawmakers — largely Democrats — have pushed for more funding to help the U.S. territory rebuild from Hurricanes Irma and Maria. Hurricane Maria devastated the island's infrastructure, and after it hit in September 2017, the government said 64 people had died in the storm — a number that has been disputed in studies since, including a George Washington University study last summer that there were at least another 2,975 deaths in the six months following the storm. An internal assessment by the Federal Emergency Management Agency found the government was unprepared to handle a storm the size of Maria. FEMA's response, marked by a lack of personnel, supplies and local preparation, among other flaws, was inadequate, according to the report.
After the House passed its version of the aid package in January, the White House said the Puerto Rico funding in the bill was "excessive and unnecessary." President Donald Trump eventually agreed to back the bill, but his complaints Tuesday gave some senators pause.
While the fight plays out in Washington, Puerto Rico is facing a food stamp crisis. The $600 million in disaster relief included in the Senate bill would help Puerto Rico fund its food assistance program through the end of the fiscal year in September. But officials and advocates in Puerto Rico say, it still wouldn't provide a long-term solution for the island's nutritional assistance funding, which is significantly underfunded compared to the food stamps program in the rest of the U.S.
How NAP works
The Nutritional Assistance Program receives a fixed amount of $2 billion from Congress each fiscal year, starting in October. The funds are administered by Puerto Rico's Department of Family Affairs, which uses eligibility criteria — including income, household size, and expenses — to determine who qualifies for the program.
Currently, 1.35 million people, or roughly one-third of Puerto Rico's population, are enrolled in the program. Of those, 337,865 are children, and 334,449 are older adults, according to the department's data.
But unlike SNAP, whose annual spending isn't capped and accepts anyone who qualifies for the benefits, Puerto Rico's nutrition assistance program does not expand or contract according to the needs of the population. If more money is needed, Puerto Rico has to go to Congress to secure the funding.
In 2017, Congress approved an additional $1.27 billion on top of the NAP program's regular annual funding to address the island's nutritional needs after Hurricane Maria and Irma. Puerto Rico's government used the extra funding to increase benefits for individuals already enrolled in the program and enrolled more than 100,000 new participants, said Javier Balmaceda, senior analyst for the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.
"It was almost as if Puerto Rico, for the first time, had benefits like the rest of the nation," Balmaceda said.
But last November, Puerto Rico Gov. Ricardo Roselló said the additional funds would run out by March 2019, and requested $600 million to keep the expanded program afloat through the end of the fiscal year.
With the added funding running out — and uncertainty over the final amount and timing of the disaster bill moving through Congress — the Department of Family Affairs has already started cutting Puerto Rico's nutritional assistance program by 25 percent. A family of four receiving a monthly amount of $649 saw its benefits cut down to $410 this March, said Frances Rodríguez, spokesperson for the Department of Family Affairs. The agency is planning to use reserve funds to keep the program running through September if Congress doesn't approve additional resources, Rodríguez said.
Why is the program is underfunded?
Approximately 33 percent of Puerto Ricans are enrolled in NAP, but the program's standard annual funding still doesn't cover all the people who need nutritional assistance on the island, officials said. Puerto Rico has a poverty rate of 43 percent, but many people who are low-income but don't live under the poverty level aren't eligible for NAP. The eligibility criteria is also stricter than SNAP guidelines in the U.S., where more low-income people qualify for food assistance compared to Puerto Rico.
In Puerto Rico, a family of four cannot have an annual income level above $24,396 — or $2,033 a month — in order to receive benefits, Rodríguez said. In Florida and Connecticut, states that have the highest populations of Puerto Ricans, the maximum annual income level for a family of four applying for SNAP benefits is $49,200 and $31,590, respectively.
"There is a percentage of the population that is under the poverty level that we can't serve because we don't have the money to cover all the needs of our people," said Glorimar Andújar, the secretary of Puerto Rico's Department of Family Affairs, the agency that administers the program, in an interview with PBS NewsHour.
The food assistance program in Puerto Rico "is underfunded," said Hector Cordero, a professor and researcher at Baruch College in New York who studies the demographics of NAP recipients in Puerto Rico.. Disaster relief "supplemental funds make it fairer but still does not provide enough support on a monthly basis to support the full nutritional needs of low income families in Puerto Rico."
According to Cordero, 42 percent of people enrolled in NAP are looking for work, and 15 percent of recipients are currently employed. Puerto Rico's economy, which was crippled by the hurricanes, has not generated enough jobs for all the NAP recipients looking for work, Cordero said.
Food security and economic stability are deeply interconnected, Andújar added. "If people have food security, they can dedicate their resources to their families and break the cycles of poverty."
It's unclear what will happen with the Senate disaster relief bill, which is currently stalled after the upper chamber voted 90-10 on Tuesday to advance it for final passage. The bill's prospects in the House are also uncertain. House Democrats are pushing for additional aid disaster relief for Puerto Rico and other U.S. territories — funding that was originally proposed in the House earlier this year but could now be dead on arrival if Trump does change positions.
If the Senate bill passes as written now, it would likely face opposition when both chambers meet to hammer out a final version of the legislation.
"House Democrats oppose this bill because it does not adequately address disaster relief and recovery in Puerto Rico and the territories," Evan Hollander, the House Appropriations Committee communications director, in a statement. "If the Senate passes this bill, we will insist on going to conference to ensure that we meet the needs of all Americans."
But some Republican lawmakers argue that holding up the disaster bill over Puerto Rico would affect other states that also suffered extreme damage from natural disasters — the Senate bill would also give nutritional and medical assistance to Florida, Georgia and North Carolina, which were hit by Hurricanes Florence and Georgia in the fall. And it would only make the NAP issue worse.
"I support further funding for Puerto Rico. But it would be a mistake to hold up the current disaster relief bill over it," Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla, said in a tweet. "The bill not only helps Florida and many other states,it has badly needed funds for islands SNAP program."
Advocates said congressional lawmakers should keep Puerto Rico's population in mind as they debate the issue on Capitol Hill. "This is isn't money for a shiny new project," said Balmaceda, of the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities. "This is money for the poorest families in Puerto Rico, to help them feed themselves."
Left: Women serve food to be shared with other residents of the El Salto neighborhood during New Year's Eve 2017 after Hurricane Maria hit the island in September. Photo by REUTERS/Alvin Baez


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How Townsquare Is Dominating Digital
In the most recent issue of Radio Ink Magazine, Townsquare CEO Bill Wilson is our cover story. Wilson has been part of Townsquare since its founding in 2010. He became co-CEO in 2017 and was named sole CEO this year.
Wilson is racking up one digital success after another. And in our interview we got into specifics about the Townsquare digital strategy. Here's an excerpt from that interview.
Radio Ink: How have you have gotten the company so successful at digital?
Wilson: First step is building a great team. The assets and brands were always there. We had great talent on the air, and the best sales team in every one of our markets in terms of size and quality. We have great local leadership. We have a great strategy, but that means nothing if your teams are not executing. The execution is coming from all of our local market leaders, division leaders, and their teams. One of our core tenets is "Continue to train until you can't get it wrong." A lot of repetition. We are purposefully not operating in the top 50 markets because of the strong connection our on-air talent has to the community, as well as the lack of competition on the digital front in particular with our solutions.
When we have solutions like Townsquare Interactive, which is our marketing solutions company on the digital front, and Townsquare Ignite, which is our digital programmatic offering, combined with the strength of our own websites and social channels, we're generating strong digital results. I haven't seen any competition actually operate with in-house solutions in the markets we operate in to offer those digital solutions to clients. Rather, I have only seen local competitors in radio, TV, and print leveraging third-party solutions — which creates customer service challenges, as well as less powerful solutions since they are not part of one ecosystem for clients. A combination of our in-house solutions set, our assets, our training, and most importantly, our people is driving our success.
Radio Ink: You get digital nailed, then social media comes along. Was it a big transition?
Wilson: We were fortunate. It was a more natural evolution at that point. If we had not started aggressively with digital as we did in 2010, it might have been more disruptive. As social media exploded, we were able to take advantage of that and harness it. We get a tremendous amount of traffic from social media as well as from search engines. We have our on-air talent creating content across all those platforms. On a weekly basis as measured by Nielsen (about 70 percent of our stations are measured by them), we reach over 12 million radio listeners. Our owned-and operated local media websites, which are companions to our radio station brands, reach more consumers than our AM/FM broadcasts. Given that fact, you get the benefit of positive reinforcement for the on-air talent. We're asking them to do all this additional work, but the great thing is they instantly saw the benefit of the communities interacting with them via digital. They were surprised that people in the community cared so much about what they had to say online. It's a great proof point that we now have more people coming to our local radio station websites than listen to our AM/FM broadcast. At the same time, our latest rating period, the fall of '18, we had half a million more people listening to our AM/ FM broadcasts than have listened over the past two years. In the face of Pandora, Spotify, and all of this media competition, we actually had more listeners to our broadcasts. That speaks to the power of the content our on-air talent is creating over the air and online.
Radio Ink: You have said your digital business will be a $200 million business. How big can that be over time, and will it surpass spot revenue?
Wilson: There is no doubt digital will surpass spot revenue. That is a "when," not "if" question. Our last earnings call, which was for Q1, we shared that a third of our revenue was digital — about $120 million and growing over 20 percent year-overyear. We have Townsquare Interactive, our digital marketing solutions company — we create a Web presence for small and medium-sized businesses doing reputation management, directory listings, SEO, all of those important things for a business. We started Townsquare Interactive in 2012 organically, from the ground up, with an amazing team and world-class technology platform built in-house. We now have 16,200 subscribers who pay us, on a monthly basis, roughly $300. That is currently on an annualized run rate at the end of Q1 of $58 million. That business on its own will be $100 million in revenue within three to five years. We broke out the business as its own segment so that investors external to the company can see the profit profile of that business. I have always shared that it is about a 30 percent profit margin business, and we now show that in our external financials.
The third segment is called Townsquare Ignite, which is our in-house technology platform for digital programmatic advertising business. That is our fastest-growing business from a revenue standpoint as well as a profit standpoint. On its own, Townsquare Ignite will also be $100 million in revenue in three to five years. Those two businesses will be $200 million, but we also have our owned-and-operated websites, and platform all of the client solutions around that. Thus we will be well north of $200 million of digital revenue in three to five years. That will clearly surpass our spot revenue. Radio is growing in low single digits, while digital is growing double digits. It's clear those lines will pass each other, not because radio is receding, but more importantly, because digital is exploding. Radio gets 7-8 cents of every dollar now in the U.S. Digital gets about 52 cents of every advertising marketing spend.
For Townsquare, we're fortunate that we're competing for 60 percent of the spend, where a traditional broadcaster for radio, without a digital platform, you're competing for less than 10 percent. We feel confident we will continue to capture a large share of broadcast and digital while also eating into print and direct mail spends, and continue to have strong growth as a result.
Our interview with Wilson will not be posted online. It is for magazine subscribers only. To subscribe to Radio Ink in time to receive this issue which includes our interview with Bill Wilson and out 10-page special report on Podcasting, CLICK HERE for a print subscription and HERE for a digital subscription.
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Sadlier, C and O'Connell, Sarah and Kelleher, M and Bergin, C (2019) Incidence and risk factors for invasive pneumococcal disease in HIV-positive individuals in the era of highly active antiretroviral therapy. International Journal of STD & AIDS , 30 , (5) , pp. 472-478.
Invasive pneumococcal diseases (IPDs) remain a significant cause of morbidity and mortality in human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)-positive individuals despite the widespread use of highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) and availability of pneumococcal vaccines. The aim of this study was to measure temporal trends in incidence and risk factors for IPD (defined as culture of Streptococcus pneumoniae from blood, cerebrospinal fluid or both) in a cohort of HIV-positive patients attending an ambulatory HIV care centre in Dublin, Ireland over a 10-year period 2006-2015. Incidence of IPD was determined as events per 100,000 person-years' follow-up. Poisson regression was used to assess linear trend in incidence over time.
A nested case-control study (four controls per case) was undertaken to assess risk factors for IPD. Forty-seven episodes of IPD were identified in 42 HIV-positive individuals (median [IQR] age 38 years [33-43], 69% male, 86% injecting drug users (IDUs), median CD4 T-cell count 213 cells/mm) over 16,008 person-years' follow-up (overall incidence rate 293/100,000 person-years). Three patients had two episodes and one patient had three episodes of IPD during the study period. The overall case fatality rate was 15% (95% confidence interval [CI] 4-24%). The incidence of IPD per 100,000 person-years decreased from 728 (95% CI, 455-1002), to 242 (95% CI, 120-365) to 82 (95% CI, 40-154) in calendar periods 2006-2008, 2009-2012 and 2013-2015, respectively (p < 0.01 for linear trend). Older age (p = 0.02), male gender (p = 0.05), detectable HIV viral load (p < 0.01) and non-receipt of pneumococcal vaccine (p = 0.03) were associated with IPD while IDU as risk of acquisition of HIV was of borderline significance (p = 0.06). HIV-positive individuals remain at greater risk of IPD compared to the general population. Pneumococcal vaccine should be seen as a priority to ensure optimal protection for HIV-positive patients.
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J Health care, prevention and rehabilitation > Health care delivery
T Demographic characteristics > Person who injects drugs (Intravenous / injecting)
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Костните риби (Osteichthyes) са надклас риби, включващ класовете Двойнодишащи, Лъчеперки (Actinopterygii) и Ръкоперки (Sarcopterygii). Имат голямо стопанско значение, главно като храна (около 98% от риболова). Много от видовете, особено морските представители, имат значение като риболовни обекти.

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Този клас обединяват повечето от живеещите днес риби. Те населяват както моретата, така и сладките води.

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Съществуват над 22 000 вида (около 90% от рибите) костни риби. В България са известни над 177 вида.

 Костни риби (Osteichthyes)
 Лъчеперки (Actinopterygii)
 Ръкоперки (Sarcopterygii)

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Формата на тялото им може да бъде вретеновидна, змиевидна и гръбно-коремно сплескана с дължина от 0,8 cm до 5 m.

Костните риби имат частично или изцяло костен скелет в зависимост от местообитанието и начина им на живот. Люспите им са тънки, подредени керемидообразно. Притежават хрилни капачета.

В гръбната част на телесната кухина е разположен плавателен мехур, който изпълнява двигателна функция. Мехурът е изпълнен с газ и при промяна на неговото количество рибите се потапят на различна дълбочина.

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Костните риби са разделно полови. Оплождането е външно. Многобройните хайверни зърна се развиват във водата. Рядко са яйцеживородни.

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The notion of papal infallibility enjoys an unhappy distinction. One of the most widely known memes of the last one-hundred-and-fifty years, it is also one of the most utterly misunderstood. The media's reporting of two recent events illustrates the issue.
First, consider the retirement of Pope Benedict XVI. After Benedict's dramatic announcement, serious and respected commentators raised such questions as "Will a resigned pope continue to be infallible?" and "What will happen if an infallible Benedict is contradicted by an infallible successor?" Questions like that may sell papers, but they show no evidence that the writers made the effort even to Google the term, "papal infallibility." More recently, take the commentary on Pope Francis's Synod on the Family. At the close of the synod's initial sessions, a columnist for the New York Times—an educated Catholic—blankly depicted the policy of denying Communion to civilly divorced-and-remarried Catholics as an unavoidable implication of infallible papal teaching on the indissolubility of marriage.
Note that the decree never uses the phrase "papal infallibility." Its language, while dense, is quite specific and explicit: under certain very limited circumstances, the pope enjoys the protection of a divine gift that belongs in the first instance to the church as a whole. Nowhere is it decreed that the pope is infallible; indeed, the Catholic Church has never taught that any pope is infallible. Such a formulation would make the pope a sort of Superman, irrevocably inoculated against error. But the promise of infallibility is best imagined as a transient quality attributed not to the person, but only to one very narrowly circumscribed kind of action. And the promise of protection from error is made, moreover, to the whole church; the papacy is never presented as being imbued with such a power in isolation from the rest of the body of Christ. When a pope defines a doctrine, the faithful can trust they are not being led into error not because of any inherent quality of his, but rather by a prerogative conferred on the community of the faithful by its divine Redeemer. And so, to return to the sensational questions about Benedict's retirement, the answer is that a pope can't lose what he never possessed. Benedict was no less infallible the moment he resigned than he had been the moment before—because he wasn't infallible then, either.
The catechesis concerning the doctrine of inerrancy has always emphasized the limited scope of the promise; the faithful were assured that it only applied in matters of faith and morals. But there exists a further, frequently overlooked limit: namely, that the promise applies to "defining doctrine"—a limiting phrase that occurs twice in the 1869 decree. This means that papal decisions of a merely practical or pastoral nature—even within the areas of faith and morals—enjoy no special divine protection. A similar distinction must be made concerning any pastoral decisions that may be taken by the pope as a consequence of last October's Synod on the Family.
Those synod participants who oppose the leadership of Pope Francis are attempting to cast the event as doctrinal. Francis, by contrast, has stressed that it is a pastoral effort. The basic question is not "What will the church teach the body of the faithful?" but rather "How will the church respond pastorally to individual members who experience pain and exclusion as a result of prior pastoral responses by church leaders?" In other words, nothing that transpired in the pastoral discussions at the synod comes close to falling within the realm of papal infallibility. If Francis decides that some customary practices (such as the policy of denying Communion to the divorced-and-remarried) need to be changed, his decision will be no more "infallible" than are the practices he will be revising. They will be the fallible effort not of a teacher of doctrine, but of a caring pastor trying his best to balance justice with compassion. Whether they prove effective or not will be revealed only by the quality of Christian hope and living they engender.
As for the phrase in the decree separating papal doctrinal definitions from "the consent of the church," it reflects the ecclesial realities of 1870, and must be understood in that context. Ending the decree with the earlier language situating the whole church as the primary object of the promise of inerrancy could have led an incautious reader to conclude that papal definitions lack authority unless and until they are endorsed by the body of the church. As a matter of fact, the Conciliarist movement and its stepchild Gallicanism—the belief that popular civil authority over the Catholic Church parallels that of the pope's—were grounded in the assumption that ecumenical councils were, to use the shorthand phrase of the day, "over" the pope. The fathers of Vatican I were intent on eliminating any vestige of that mentality. The definition of a pope acting in accord with the prescribed conditions enjoys, by itself, the promise of inerrancy. It needs no further authentication by a council.
The issuing of a conciliar definition does not, of course, end the story. Far from it. The actual effect of such a decree on the life of the church lies not in the language of the formal decree itself, but in what the faith community hears—in the minds and hearts, that is, of those who receive it. To appreciate that subsequent history we need to return to the debate during Vatican I.
AMONG THE BISHOPS at the council three groups emerged. The positions of the first two are easily summarized: for and against. In the end, most of the opposition group abstained from voting, reluctant to go on record against a teaching that clearly was going to be adopted, and the result was an overwhelming vote of 451 to 2 in favor of the definition. But it is the third position, and the rationale presented by the bishops who took it, that we need to reflect on. It points directly to the current muddle.
A sizable group of bishops believed in the essential truth of the teaching but was opposed to its dogmatic proclamation. Their argument was based on pastoral rather than doctrinal considerations. Their question was not "Is the teaching reliable?" but "What will be the result if we proclaim it formally?" Was it wise, they wondered, to issue a definition? They foresaw a worrisome outcome of the issuance of a solemn declaration—namely, that once you declared that a pope's teaching enjoyed the protection of infallibility, even under severely restricted conditions, it wouldn't be long before people began saying that he is infallible. At which point all those careful restrictions would evaporate, and anything a pope said—does he endorse Verdi or Puccini, oatmeal or Cheerios?—would be considered infallible.
How prescient they were. The phenomenon they had foreseen came to enjoy its own picturesque designation: "creeping infallibility." And despite the limits laid out in the decree, the trickle-down process moved swiftly from the pope to the whole system. Once the pope was viewed as infallible, it didn't take long before the faithful began to see every bishop—even every country pastor—as infallible, too. (An opinion many of those pastors were all too happy to promote.) Contributing to this muddying was the decree's failure to specify the mechanism by which the promise of inerrancy that belongs to the whole church is fulfilled in the action of a pope. Does he benefit from some special revelation not accorded to others in the church? If not, how does the promise actually work?
In the absence of a conciliar answer to that question, we need to examine the theological tradition on the question. This was essentially what the council fathers did; many of the major theologians they relied on had reflected quite consciously on the question. Unfortunately, most bishops, when they intervened on the council floor, simply listed theologians' names in a sort of florilegium of supporters: "Did X hold the doctrine of papal infallibility? Add him to the list!" Little attention was paid to the way such a theologian understood what he was affirming. And of course that makes all the difference. What were supporters really supporting? In fact, the line of theologians cited by the bishops as advocates of papal infallibility rejected the notion that the promise of inerrancy was due to any sort of personal revelation or illumination granted to the pope. Which leaves the question: In the absence of such an illumination, how is the promise fulfilled? What happens within a pope to trigger this fulfillment?
To be precise: nothing. The theological tradition posed the question differently. The writers asked, what steps must the pope take to arrive at an inerrant conclusion? And their answer was that he must do the same kind of research any person would have to do to determine that a doctrine had in fact always been taught by the church: pray over the Scriptures, the great Fathers, and orthodox theologians of the church. Instead of appealing to some sort of personal revelation, the theological tradition subsumed the promise of infallibility within a broader theology of general divine providence. God guides creation not through extraordinary measures, but by respecting the nature of each creature. By promising inerrancy, God is promising equally that appropriate means will be taken to achieve it. To make this point, the writers often used the analogy of farming. God may promise a farmer a fine harvest; but that doesn't absolve the farmer of the responsibility to do the work of planting, fertilizing, and watering the crop. In similar fashion, the pope must marshal evidence that a particular doctrine has already existed within the "deposit" of faith. His declaration—after adequate study—puts a seal on a process already at work, under the guidance of the Spirit, across the centuries of church life.
While analysis by a long line of esteemed theologians does not enjoy the exact same binding character as the formal definition itself, it is nonetheless a significant part of the history of the church's rumination on what it is really teaching. In the cases of the Immaculate Conception and the Assumption of Mary, the only two doctrines defined since 1870, the official declaration appeals to the evidence of history, announcing that it is "Following upon the constant teaching embodied in Holy Scripture and Tradition." What we are really promised in a papal definition is the reliable assumption that the pope's immersion in the long life of the church—his prayer and study—is adequate to the task. Such theologizing has the salutary effect of taking a free-floating phantasm of papal inerrancy and anchoring it in our faith in God's protection of the church itself—and ultimately in our trust of the Spirit of Jesus.
It would be irresponsible to end this reflection without confronting a final question: What allowed the muddling of a very precisely crafted definition? How did the syndrome of creeping infallibility come to work its mischief in secular society and indeed within the consciousness of the faithful?
To blame it all on power-hungry hierarchs would be too easy; nor can we lay responsibility solely at the feet of poor catechesis. That lets you and me off the hook. The truth is that the church is a single co-creating body of teachers and the taught; even the most effective catechesis comes up against the collective psyche of those being instructed. The caricature of papal infallibility clearly has exerted a certain attraction on the minds of the faithful, appealing to an understandable but spiritually unhealthy susceptibility at work in every last one of us. We allow the boundaries of the definition to be extended—and thus perpetuate the travesty—because we lust for a kind of certitude that is unavailable to us as finite creatures. We all want to see as God sees. And yet the one infallibly true thing is that we walk not by sight, but by faith.
George Wilson, SJ, is a retired ecclesiologist living in Cincinnati.


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Addition operation uses the image concept of the living environment to combine numbers and add the numbers to get the addition. And by the length represents the size of the number, the addition of the number and the number will make the number larger and the length longer, which is easy to understand.It is also easier to understand and absorb rather than just reciting.
By arranging numbers, step by step, 1,2,3,4,5,...step by step, from small to large, children can learn mathematical operations step by step and construct the sense of mathematical numbers.
Welcome to click here all the contents of the interactive function of addition operation, and the application will teach children to learn mathematics in a simple way.
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Subtraction is the opposite of addition. If children have a good foundation of addition and proficient in addition, they are fully prepared for subtraction. In some others, the crosses,... crosses are used on subtraction. The crosses represent the subtracted numbers. The subtraction operation here uses the image color to gradually fade. children feels like a pigeon flying away, a fish swimming away, and the number becomes smaller. Now, children have different feeling. By arranging numbers, step by step,1,2,3,4,5,... step by step, from small to large, children can learn mathematical operations step by step and construct the children sense of mathematical numbers.
The multiplication operation makes the children feel that multiplication is the same numbers increased, cumulative addition, cumulative change to get the multiplication. The combination of the same numbers, the addition of the same number, stacking up the same number becomes a multiplication operation. When reciting the multiplications, it is easy to get the help of images to deepen the impression. It's like playing with jigsaw puzzles or building blocks, stacking layers of numbers on top of each other will produce changes in numbers, which are easier to understand and absorb, rather than mere recitation. By arranging numbers, step by step, 1,2,3,4,5,...step by step, from small to large, children can learn mathematical operations step by step and construct the sense of mathematical numbers.
Similarly, division is the opposite of multiplication. The operation of division must be based on multiplication. If children are proficient in multiplication, the operation of division can be handy. A number is allocated to the same amount, and the image is used to let students understand that the numbers are evenly allocated, and the division operation is obtained. By arranging numbers, step by step, 1,2,3,4,5,...step by step, from small to large, children can learn mathematical operations step by step and construct the children sense of mathematical numbers.
Arrange the numbers from small to large, and the content is simple and easy to understand. It is not difficult for the instructor who is skilled in addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.
Smoothly guide learners into the learning situation, we bless all teachers and learners.
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If you order online, there will be interactive functions, questions to guide learning, and constructive calculation exercises.
By arranging numbers, step by step, 1,2,3,4,5,...step by step, from small to large, children can learn mathematical operations step by step and construct the children sense of mathematical numbers.
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Een dode taal is een  taal die in het dagelijks leven door niemand meer als voertaal wordt gebruikt, anders gezegd een taal die niemand meer beschouwt als zijn of haar moedertaal, in tegenstelling tot levende talen. Dit soort talen wordt soms nog onderwezen in het voortgezet onderwijs en het hoger onderwijs, maar vaak ligt de nadruk dan op het vertalen van oude teksten die geschreven zijn in de betreffende taal, en niet zozeer op de actieve beheersing ervan. In België en Nederland bijvoorbeeld staat het kunnen vertalen van Nederlands naar Latijn niet meer in de eindtermen van de taal Latijn uit het middelbaar onderwijs.

Over de vraag of een taal echt "dood" is, bestaat verschil van mening. Zo zijn velen van mening dat het Latijn weliswaar geen moedertaalsprekers meer heeft, maar als voertaal volop voortleeft in de liturgie en/of in de talen die er rechtstreeks uit zijn voortgekomen, dat wil zeggen de moderne Romaanse talen. Het Latijn zou dan eerder als een historische dan als een dode taal moeten worden beschouwd. Hetzelfde geldt voor het Oudgrieks, waar het Nieuwgrieks rechtstreeks van afstamt.

"Reanimatie" van een dode taal
Sommige dode talen zijn kunstmatig "gereanimeerd", bijvoorbeeld het in de 18e eeuw uitgestorven Cornisch. Ook het Hebreeuws is heel lang niet als voertaal in het dagelijks leven (wel in de liturgie) gebruikt, zodat het in die zin een dode taal was. Sinds de 19e eeuw is het Hebreeuws ook weer de moedertaal van een aantal overwegend joodse sprekers. In 1914 werd het Hebreeuws weer de taal van het joodse deel van Palestina. Dat was onder meer vrucht van het werk van Eliëzer Ben-Jehoeda, die onder meer een woordenboek had geproduceerd. Dit is een van de zeldzame voorbeelden van een dode taal die weer tot leven is gewekt, ook al is het natuurlijk onmogelijk om de gesproken taal nog precies zo te laten zijn als duizenden jaren geleden.

Er bestaan onder taalkundigen twijfels of het echt mogelijk is een dode taal opnieuw tot leven te wekken. Vooral in gevallen waarin tussen de dood van de laatste spreker en de eerste "reanimatiepogingen" meerdere jaren of zelfs eeuwen liggen, is het onwaarschijnlijk dat de oorspronkelijke accenten, intonaties en idiomatische bijzonderheden dezelfde zijn als in de oude, uitgestorven taal, hetgeen hoogstwaarschijnlijk ook voor het Hebreeuws geldt. Het argument is dat hier in feite, op basis van oude bronnen, een nieuwe taal wordt gecreëerd. David Crystal beweert dat een taal uitsterft, zodra er nog één spreker overblijft; taal is immers een communicatieproces, en bestaat slechts in zoverre twee mensen ze gebruiken om met elkaar te communiceren. Een dode taal blijft in die zin dus voor altijd dood; mensen die zich een oude taal eigen maken, leren in feite in een vreemde taal met elkaar spreken, die nooit meer de oude taal als dusdanig kan zijn.

Voorbeelden
Enkele voorbeelden van dode talen zijn:
 Latijn
 Oudgrieks
 Gotisch
 Oudkerkslavisch
 Oudpruisisch
 Egyptisch
 Eyak
 Guanche

Externe link
 Desloover, Jan (22 juni 2010). "Latijn als tweede moedertaal". De Standaard.

Zie ook
 Bedreigde taal


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Q: Maximum of summed sin functions to keep values between -1 and +1 In addition to the accepted answer down below, this is the result in C-esque pseudocode, for those who are using it for a similar purpose:
        sum = 0;

        for (int k = 1; k <= n; k++)
        {
            sum += 1d / k * sin(k * PI / (n + 1));
        }

        return sum;

Original post down below:
mathematics really is not my strong suit. I am a software developer and don't know the terminology, which is probably why I can't find an answer online on my own, apologies in advance.
I am working on a software oscillator at this moment. It consists of a set amount of sin functions, where the frequency of each is an integer multiple of the first. Sin #2 is 2x the frequency of sin #1, sin #N is Nx of sin #1 and so on.
The output of each is multiplied by 1/n to create a sawtooth shape, getting closer the more sin functions I add.
What I am struggling with is to find the relation between how many sin functions I have and the maximum value a single cycle would give me, as I need to fit the values within a range of -1 and +1.
As I need to sample in discrete time and process one step at a time, I can't wait to accumulate every possible value within a cycle to find out the maximum. How would I go about finding the maximum value based on how many sin functions are used?
Many thanks in advance, and apologies for the inconvenience!
This is a visualization of what I mean:
https://www.desmos.com/calculator/iwit0a4wzj

A: So you have some functions
$$
g_n(x) = \sum_{k=1}^n \frac{1}{k}\sin (kx)
$$
and you want to find the maximum of each of these, for every $n$. Skipping a few steps, the maximum of a given $g_n(x)$ is achieved at $x=\frac{\pi}{n+1}$, giving the result
$$
f(n) = \max_{x \in \mathbb R} g_n(x) = \sum_{k=1}^n \frac{1}{k} \sin \frac{k\pi}{n+1}
$$
This is a bit awkward expression to calculate, but at least it's a single line. The first few values of this "series" are the following:

*

*$n=1 \Rightarrow \max = 1$

*$n=2 \Rightarrow \max \approx 1.299~038$

*$n=3 \Rightarrow \max \approx 1.442~809$

*$n=4 \Rightarrow \max \approx 1.527~279$

*$n=5 \Rightarrow \max \approx 1.582~853$


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Snowden: US and Israel did create Stuxnet attack code
UK is 'radioactive' and 'Queen's selfies to the pool boy' slurped
By Iain Thomson in San Francisco 8 Jul 2013 at 18:11
NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden has confirmed that the Stuxnet malware used to attack Iranian nuclear facilities was created as part of a joint operation between the Israelis and the NSA's Foreign Affairs Directorate (FAD).
"The NSA and Israel cowrote it," he told Der Spiegel in an email interview conducted before he publicly outed himself as the NSA mole. Snowden is currently in Russia and a "free man" according to Vladimir Putin – as long as there are no further NSA leaks.
The Stuxnet code, which has been deployed since 2005, is thought to be the first malware aimed specifically at damaging specific physical infrastructure*, and was inserted into the computer networks of the Iranian nuclear fuel factory in Natanz shortly after it opened.
Early variants attempted to contaminate uranium supplies by interfering with the flow of gas to the fuel being processed, potentially causing explosive results in the processing factory. Later a more advanced variant attacked the centrifuges themselves, burning out motors by rapidly starting and stopping the units and contaminating fuel production, although it may actually have encouraged the Iranians.
Last year an unnamed US official said that Stuxnet was part of a program called Operation Olympic Games, started under President Bush and continued under the current administration, aimed at slowing down the Iranian nuclear effort without having to resort to risky airstrikes. General James Cartwright, a former vice-chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, is currently under investigation by the US government for allegedly leaking details of Operation Olympic Games.
Don't trust Europe or multinationals
Such international efforts are coordinated by the NSA's Foreign Affairs Directorate (FAD), Snowden said.
The FAD has full cooperation with its so-called "Five Eye partners," in the UK, Australia, New Zealand, and Canada, and these agencies are even better or worse (depending on your viewpoint) at collecting data. Typically, these countries practice "full take," Snowden said, scooping every bit of data and storing it for later perusal.
"As a general rule, so long as you have any choice at all, you should never route through or peer with the UK under any circumstances," he said. "Their fibers are radioactive, and even the Queen's selfies to the pool boy get logged."
Other European countries also work closely with the NSA, he said, describing the organization as "in bed together with the Germans." Other countries don't ask where the NSA's data comes from, and the US returns that favor, to give politicians plausible deniability in the event of source disclosure, he explained.
Multinational companies also play the game, Snowden said, and cooperate with the NSA to enable the slurping of their customer's data, although a few (unnamed) firms don't submit their data to NSA inspection. "The NSA considers the identities of telecom collaborators to be the jewels in their crown of omniscience," he said
"As a general rule, US-based multinationals should not be trusted until they prove otherwise," he said. "This is sad, because they have the capability to provide the best and most trusted services in the world if they actually desire to do so."
*Bootnote
There are unconfirmed reports that the CIA was using dodgy software as far back as the 1980s to cause problems with its then–enemy number one, the Soviet Union.
According to National Security Council staffer Thomas Reed, the CIA got wind that the Soviets were trying to steal industrial-control software for a new gas pipeline from a Canadian supplier. He claims the CIA installed a trojan into the Canadian firm's software and allowed it to be purloined by the KGB.
"The pipeline software that was to run the pumps, turbines and valves was programmed to go haywire, to reset pump speeds and valve settings to produce pressures far beyond those acceptable to the pipeline joints and welds," he said. "The result was the most monumental non-nuclear explosion and fire ever seen from space."
The report has never been officially confirmed, although the CIA has said that it introduced numerous dodgy technologies to the Soviets, including "flawed turbines [that] were installed on a gas pipeline."
Stuxnet
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Unearthing St. Augustine's Colonial Heritage seeks to bring the study of the past into the modern research environment. St. Augustine has been a research mecca for archaeologists, historians, and other scholars seeking to understand the complex legacies of the Spanish borderlands and the American Southeast. For half a century, the city has also been a focal point of work in historic preservation. As Florida moves towards its 500th anniversary (2013) and St. Augustine looks ahead to the celebration of the 450th anniversary of its founding (2015), researchers need 21st century Web access to materials that have traditionally been available only in paper and often for on-site use only.
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The City of St. Augustine's Archaeology Program preserves St. Augustine's archaeological heritage, which is unparalleled in the quantity and diversity of remains buried beneath its buildings, streets, and backyards. These deposits not only reflect the City's European origins since 1565, but also a rich and varied Native American heritage that has been in existence for thousands of years. The intent of the City's archaeology program is not to stop or limit development, as St. Augustine is a vibrant and evolving urban community, but to preserve the information of those buried remains subject to potential destruction through documentation. The City of St. Augustine's Archaeology Program is contributing materials to the Unearthing St. Augustine's Colonial Heritage Digital Collection. City of St. Augustine : Archaeology Program
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Question: Does Chance The Rapper Have A Daughter?
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Does Chance The Rapper have a baby?
Chance the Rapper and his wife, Kirsten Corley, welcomed Kensli Bennett on Sept. 20, 2015. Chance's firstborn daughter is the spitting image of him and loves to show off — and he loves to show her off!
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Chance's parents Ken and Lisa Bennett worked various government jobs throughout his childhood.
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Chance The Rapper and his sister-in-law Krystal Corley dance in the New Year with a fun impromptu video. Chance has made it known in the past that he used to take dancing very seriously, but I think his sister-in-law Krystal might've got him in this video.
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In the same interview, Chance the Rapper explained the "3" hats, saying they represent his third mixtape, Coloring Book. "I wanted to switch from the White Sox hat. I wanted to put something else on the hat. And so I decided to do '3,'" he explained.
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What is Cardi B's net worth? The rapper, born Belcalis Almanzar in the Bronx, is said to have a fortune of $24 million according to Celebrity Net Worth.
How old is Drake now?
Taylor Bennett (rapper) – Wikipedia.
Who is chance the rapper's wife?
In 2015, Ahmad Givens, better known as "Real", one of the stars of VH1's Real Chance of Love died after a long battle with cancer. He was only 33 years old.
Who died from I Love New York?
Real's brother Chance aka Kamal Givens was also one of the contestants of the show, and he became the runner up of the show's first season. After the show, Real, unfortunately, passed away in 2015 after suffering from a long battle with colon cancer.
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On Acid Rap, Chance's breakthrough project, which he released in 2013, the then-20-year-old's mouth seemed uncontainable.
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Police Save Man Who Intended to Kill his Family & Himself
Paragraph three reads: "The man had lost his job, was on medication for depression, was having marital problems and was depressed about not being able to support his newborn baby."
Paragraph five reads: "The man, who eventually put down the weapon and was taken into custody, later said he had intended to kill his wife and his child and have a shootout with police to end his own life, officers said."
http://www.vindy.com/news/2009/aug/29/liberty-officer-honored-for-preventing-suicide/?newswatch
Published: Sat, August 29, 2009 @ 12:00 a.m.
LIBERTY  Capt. Toby Meloro of the Liberty Police Department was named Ohio's 2009 Crisis Intervention Team Officer of the Year at the annual convention of the Ohio Chapter of the National Alliance on Mental Illness in May.
Meloro was recognized for his handling of an incident June 10, 2008, in Liberty Township in which a man had locked himself in his garage with the intention of killing himself, according to a NAMI newsletter.
The man had lost his job, was on medication for depression, was having marital problems and was depressed about not being able to support his newborn baby.
Meloro, a negotiator for the Violent Crimes Task Force, began talking with the man, who held a shotgun under his chin for more than 90 minutes in his garage as Meloro talked to him.
The man, who eventually put down the weapon and was taken into custody, la- ter said he had intended to kill his wife and his child and have a shootout with police to end his own life, officers said.
The man has gotten mental-health treatment, is back with his wife and family and says he owes his life to the Liberty Police Department, the newsletter said.
CIT is an effort between law enforcement and the mental-health community to help law- enforcement officers handle incidents involving people with mental illness.
In Trumbull County, 95 police officers and 11 other professionals have received CIT training since February 2006.
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