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Physician-Targeted Marketing Is Associated with Increase in Opioid Overdose Deaths
Many individuals cite prescription opioids as their gateway to illicit opioid use. However, while prescription opioids are involved in more than one-third of all opioid overdose deaths in the U.S., examining any correlation between prescription opioid overdose deaths and pharmaceutical industry marketing has been limited — until now.
New research from NYU School of Medicine and Boston Medical Center published online January 18 in JAMA Network Open shows that increased marketing of opioid products to physicians — from consulting fees to free meals — is associated with higher opioid prescribing rates and elevated overdose deaths in the U.S.
"Prescription opioids contribute to more than 17,000 overdose deaths annually in the U.S. Our findings suggest an urgent need to examine the role the pharmaceutical industry marketing plays in the national opioid crisis," said Magdalena Cerdá, DrPH, associate professor of Population Health and director of the Center for Opioid Epidemiology and Policy at NYU School of Medicine, and the study's senior author. "Data suggest that when physicians are targeted in opioid marketing, they prescribe more opioids. This, consequently, impacts on opioid overdose deaths."
Cerdá and her co-investigators determined that $39.7 million in opioid marketing was distributed to almost 68,000 physicians in 2,208 U.S. counties. Direct-to-physician marketing includes a pharmaceutical company paying for physicians' meals, travel costs, speaking fees, honoraria, or consulting fees.
Counties that received more industry marketing saw an increase in opioid prescribing — and experienced higher opioid overdose deaths. The researchers also found that the number of marketing interactions with physicians was more strongly associated with overdose deaths than the amount spent. In fact, for every three additional payments made to physicians per 100,000 people in a county, opioid overdose deaths were 18 percent higher.
The study linked information from 2013 to 2016 across three national databases: the Open Payments database, which includes all payments made by pharmaceutical companies to physicians; Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) data drug overdose data from all 50 states and DC; and CDC data on opioid prescriptions dispensed at pharmacies. It also measured opioid marketing in three different ways: the total dollar value of marketing received by physicians; the number of payments made by the pharmaceutical industry; and the number of physicians receiving any marketing.
Results suggest that the greatest influence of pharmaceutical companies may be more subtle and widespread — such as payments of low monetary value occurring on a very large scale. For example, the team's findings indicate that the provision of inexpensive yet multiple meals for marketing purposes may be influencing a physician's prescribing pattern more than single high-value speaking fees, resulting in more numerous overdose deaths in the future.
"We already know that one in 12 U.S. physicians received marketing for opioids, and this proportion was even higher for family physicians, among whom one in five received opioid marketing," said Scott Hadland, MD, MPH, pediatrician and addiction researcher at Boston Medical Center's Grayken Center for Addiction and lead author of the study. "Our findings suggest that direct-to-physician opioid marketing may run counter to national efforts to reduce overdose deaths, and that policymakers should consider limits on marketing as part of a robust, evidence-based response to the U.S. overdose crisis."
While opioid prescribing rates in the U.S. have fallen since 2010, current prescribing rates remain three times higher than they were in 1999, and counties in states experiencing high opioid-related overdose rates, such as Kentucky, Tennessee and West Virginia, also have some of the highest rates of opioid prescribing.
How the Study Was Conducted
Researchers analyzed pharmaceutical industry marketing information from the Open Payments database (as mandated by the recent Physician Payments Sunshine Act) and linked this information with county-level opioid prescribing and overdose mortality data from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention databases. All U.S. counties with overdose data from August 2014 to December 2016 were linked to marketing data from August 2013 to December 2015 using a one-year lag to ensure that marketing interactions happened prior to observed overdose deaths.
Overall, the mean overdose mortality rate was 6.5 per 100,000 person-years across counties. During the study period, mean marketing per county was valued at $732 monthly dollars, and accounted for a mean of 7.6 monthly payments distributed to a mean of two physicians monthly.
The research included additional notable findings related to geographic patterning of opioid marketing. For example, the Northeast had the greatest concentration of opioid marketing while the Midwest had the lowest. Marketing dollars were most highly concentrated in counties with mixed racial and ethnic composition, and a lower percentage of individuals younger than 65. Payments were also concentrated in counties where more residents completed high school, lower poverty, higher median household income, lower income inequality, and greater unemployment.
Cerdá and her colleagues also identify their study's limitations. Although they examine the outcome of prescription opioid-related overdose deaths, many of these deaths also include involvement of heroin, fentanyl, or other highly potent opioids, as well as other substances such as alcohol, benzodiazepines, or cocaine. In addition, the data sources used do not allow differentiation between prescribed opioids and those that are acquired illicitly. The Open Payments database that tracks marketing payments also does not account for the nature of industry-physician interactions; it is possible that some payments resulted in improved knowledge around safe prescribing practices.
In addition to Cerdá and Hadland, study co-authors include Ariadne Rivera-Aguirre, MPP, Department of Population Health, NYU School of Medicine, and Brandon D. L. Marshall, PhD, Department of Epidemiology, Brown University School of Public Health.
Funding support for the study was provided by National Institutes of Health (NIH) and National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA).
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Hadland, S. E., Rivera-Aguirre, A., Marshall, B. D., & Cerdá, M. (2019). Association of Pharmaceutical Industry Marketing of Opioid Products With Mortality From Opioid-Related Overdoses. JAMA Network Open, 2(1), e186007-e186007. DOI: 10.1001/jamanetworkopen.2018.6007


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I continually have the pleasure of sampling so many awesome Vermont craft beers, but sometimes I face the daunting challenge of where to find and sample a new beer from an established brewer or a beer from a new brewery altogether. Luckily, I have my friends at Stowe Public House and Bottle Shop, located right on Main Street in Stowe village, to guide me.
Proprietor John Decker, along with Tori and Zach, curate the best beers (and ciders) available and will guide you through the selection process. Stowe Public House and Bottle Shop features selections from Stowe/Vermont breweries, as well as some "imports" from the US and Canada (e.g., Collective Arts Brewing).
Cicerone: Beer preferences are evolving … what buying trends do you see from the customers who come to Stowe Public House and Bottle Shop?
John Decker: The major trend that is sweeping the nation … New England-style IPA. So many people come in and just ask me for the haziest or juiciest IPA. I've renamed these IPAs as "manmosas" … a mimosa with beer instead of champagne. I have also been seeing a tend towards the sour and Gose beers … fruit forward is what's preferred.
C: Where do customers go wrong when buying beer and how do you expertly guide them?
JD: I don't see them as buying the wrong beer. People have different flavor profiles of what they enjoy. Most like the juicy IPA, but some come in asking for a more balanced or a malt-forward, "West Coast" IPA. As they are checking out, I like to briefly explain what they have picked out if they don't already know. Sometimes they will ask me to substitute based upon the description of what I give them. The only way they can go "wrong" is to pick out a can for its artwork.
C: How is Stowe Public House and Bottle Shop evolving? Any future plans?
JD: We are continually bringing in what's new and exciting, as well as keeping the traditional or as I like to call it, the "OG"s! We've added a bar where we do pours of cans and bottles. I like having the ability to bring new beers up to the bar for people to enjoy. We don't yet have any taps, but might move towards it in the future.
JD: The beer world is fascinating and fun. People are being very creative when making beer. I've had beer made with chicken wings (Veil Brewing), pixie sticks and Cap'n Crunch (Breaker Brewing), dill and pineapple (Bent Hill Brewing), and sriracha (Rogue Ales) … the list goes on. What may be a a turn-off to one is a delight to another!
I personally love the Farmhouse/ Saison style … a lot of complexity and taste with a little lower ABV, allowing me to drink more than a couple!
The Cicerone says: I've been working through my baker's dozen beers from Stowe Public House and Bottle Shop this past week and will continue through the whole holiday weekend … check out stowebeer on Instagram for pictures and ratings!


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Bob Dylan has a 'gift' for AARP members: Free copy of his new album
by Gregory Wallace @gregorywallace January 25, 2015: 11:47 AM ET
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Attention, Bono: Here's an old-school way to give away a free album.
Bob Dylan is sending seniors free copies of his latest album, tucking 50,000 copies into the next edition of "AARP The Magazine," according to the retirement group.
It's likely to go over much better than U2's attempt at passing out free music. Last year, Bono's band gave every iTunes customer a free download of its "Songs of Innocence," but drew backlash because the download started automatically.
Dylan's "Shadows in the Night" is a "gift" arriving by mail to recipients randomly selected from AARP's 35 million subscribers, the group said.
"A lot of those readers are going to like this record," the 73-year-old Dylan told AARP. "If it was up to me, I'd give you the records for nothing and you give them to every [reader of your] magazine."
The giveaway is part of a PR push for the album, his first since 2012, that included a rare interview with AARP's magazine.
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Dylan is known for his songwriting, but this album is his take on hits from the 1920s through the 1950s -- the work of Rogers and Hammerstein, Frank Sinatra and the like. If the late Sinatra were to hear the album, Dylan said, "he'd be proud in a certain way."
He offered a few words of advice for his generation.
"Young people can be passionate. Older people gotta be more wise," he said. "I mean, you're around awhile, you leave certain things to the young. Don't try to act like you're young. You could really hurt yourself."
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Late last night I stopped in an odd little motel simply called "Budget Inn" on the way back from a simple gig at a Frat party for an 80's cover band. I came across a strip of hotels on a small highway in the middle of VA at around 3:30am and figured I should stop rather than risk an all night drive home. I checked in and blacked out after posting a photo of the room to YWO. This motel is the kind of motel you would start a meth lab in, or discover a weird murder in, or hide from the police. It's the sort of place that you would imagine affairs took place and roaches secretly infest somewhere just out of sight. The skunk like stink from too many cigarettes burning through. But, it is what it is, and I for one am thankful for it because it was the only place around without a "NO" in front of the neon vacancy sign so here I am, well(isn) rested and ready to get out of here.
20 minutes later… Well, judge not… said someone, somewhere. I leave the room and realized that I actually slept quite well and remembered waking up noticing how firm the mattress was where as most of these types of motels are notorious for having the worst mattresses you could imagine. Ones which leave you sinking down to the floor and waking up with a curved spine. Anyway, as I walk toward reception to check out I have a flashback of the messy haired man who checked me in through a tiny plexiglass window late last night after ringing his bell a couple of times. Clearly I woke him and I remembered feeling a bit guilty about it. I step into the office and immediately get a kick back to my time spent in India. The room smells of Indian Spices, subtle but there, stuck to the walls like the stale cigarette smoke from the room the night before yet clearly a much more favorable experience. The same man walks out well composed this time and I recognize he is an older Indian man. Easier to recognize without jaded, sleep deprived eyes and a desperation to find a bed to sleep in.
With a little smile and a tilted head he asks if everything was ok and if I was checking out. "Yes, and yes, time to head back home," I said with a smile. I thanked him and left the room. On the way out of the office to the van a cleaning man speaks up and asks, "did you sleep well?." "Yep, sure did!," I replied. He then goes on to tell me that many of the rooms had brand new mattresses in them. Which explains the more comfortable than I expected night of sleep I managed to get as well as the old mattresses leaning up against the outside of the motel which I had hastily assumed were ruined from a night gone wrong.
I have no idea why my mind was wading in such pessimism late last night. This constant stream of work and time away from home must have been getting to me. I am thankful though, to have had a reminder that even in shady places in the middle of nowhere USA, there is kindness and a certain level of acceptance that comes with the territory. Not all of us travel, not all of us have lofty ambitions and websites and iPads. Sometimes a slowly eroding motel in the middle of nowhere is more than enough and I for one am thankful I stopped through last night. Oddly enough, it has left me with a renewed sense of creativity and purpose. It's so easy to loose sight of the simple pleasures and misstep in your assumption of others around you.
So, sitting here outside at a picnic table on this cool fall morning, watching locals mumble through their late morning at a gas station nearby, I'm sipping on bad coffee and watching a steady stream of large pickup trucks and boots with suits fresh from church filter in and out. There is a real beauty hiding here in the honesty of this moment and I plan on taking full advantage of it.
The history of my love for electronic music started with Aphex Twin, and a couple of local record shops that would carry the latest albums from Warp, NinjaTune, Merck, and others. A friend of mine and I would dig and dig to find the weirdest, most interesting electronic music that did not have the four on the floor house beat that we pushed so hard against at the time. In the early days we also came across Boards Of Canada's album Music Has The Right To Children, an album many BOC fans consider to be their favorite.
It was the followup that grabbed me personally though. Unlike the repetitive groove of Music Has The Right Geogaddi was lush, a bit darker, and a lot more interesting to me. Something in the faked nostalgia of the melodies and samples paired with the gritty yet somehow soothing textures in the sound design had me hooked and I have always considered it to be one of my all time favorites. I was not into vinyl when it was originally released so I missed out on the first run of it being pressed years ago. I was overjoyed to discover Warp was re-issuing the classic early BOC records for the first time in forever so I could finally have the early classics in my collection without paying horribly high prices wanted by collectors for over played old copies.
These re-issues are a definite must in anyones collection should you be into electronic music of any kind. Even if your not usually a fan of the genre you should at least give their old records (and new one for that matter) a spin. Timeless and worth checking into if you are not already familiar. Oh, and check out the etching on side F, I love records with etchings.
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Castelrosso (Kastelorizo)
(relief in the fortress of Bodrum)
Castelrosso is a very small island located 72 miles to the east of Rhodes and only two miles off the Turkish coast. In ancient times it was called Megisti (Greatest) with reference to a group of islets next to it. Its current name derives from the castle built by the Knights of St John who occupied the island in 1306 as a useful base prior to landing on Rhodes.
The only valuable resource of the island was its very well repaired bay on the route between Rhodes and Cyprus.
View of the fortress and of the Asian coast with the town of Kas (ancient Antiphellos)
The island belongs to Greece and is the most eastern point of the country; due to tense relations between Greece and Turkey a large part of it is under military control. Hopefully since the 1990s the two countries are on a "building trust" path: the Greek sentinels who from the old castle are in charge of checking with binoculars the enemy's move, spend their day fiddling with cellular phones.
(left) The red rocks below the fortress; (right) Lycian tomb
Castelrosso in Italian means red castle and it is generally thought that the name is a reference to its red rocks; in some old maps however it was called Castel d'Orizzo or Castel Ruggio which some believe to be a reference to Grand Master Juan Fernando Heredia (1377-96) who strengthened the castle. It is not to be confused with Castelrosso di Negroponte.
Ancient Megisti was part of Lycia, a region of today's Turkey known for its rock cut tombs, one of which is located on the cliff below the castle.
Southern (left) and northern (right) sides of the remaining tower
The Grand Masters of Rhodes considered Castelrosso as an exile location and they sent there the knights who breached the rules of the Order. In 1440 the island was raided by the Mameluke Sultan of Egypt and the castle was greatly damaged; the Ottomans briefly seized the island in 1479; in 1522, during the war which led to the capitulation of Rhodes, they occupied it on a permanent basis.
(left) Morosini attacking Castelrosso; (right) 1904 view of the town
In 1570 the Ottomans landed on Cyprus (at the time a Venetian possession); they easily conquered Nicosia and Kyrenia. The Venetian navy moved out of Crete in order to bring supplies to Famagusta, the main town of Cyprus which the Ottomans had not yet managed to conquer. The Venetians occupied Castelrosso and used it as an advanced base for their navy; with the fall of Famagusta in 1571, the island returned to Ottoman hands.
The Venetians led by Morosini raided the island again in 1658 and dismantled the castle: the raid was carried out to create a diversion during the siege of Candia.
In the XIXth century Castelrosso knew a period of great prosperity as an intermediate call on the route between the Aegean Sea and the Near East. Apart from a small Ottoman garrison, the governor and a few civil servants, the inhabitants were all Greek: in 1912, during the Italo-Turkish War, there was a rebellion against the Ottoman rule: this started a long period of trouble which worsened during WWI when Castelrosso was occupied by French troops and the Ottomans shelled it from the mainland. Eventually the island was assigned to Italy and included in the Dodecanese possession; its good days however were gone forever. A survey made by Italian authorities found that half of the houses were abandoned: in addition the bay was too small for modern ships and maritime routes no longer followed the coast.
(left) Remaining part of the town; (right) the waterfront.
WWII brought even greater damage than WWI: the bay was used by the Italians for their raids against Alexandria; in 1941 it was taken by the British forces and retaken by the Italians two days later; in 1943 it was again occupied by the British who declared it a military zone and transferred the civilians to Cyprus; a fire destroyed most of the town; then the Germans dislodged the British.
Today the island is a charming place not yet changed by an excessive number of tourists. It was chosen by Italian Director Gabriele Salvatores as the set for his movie Mediterraneo, winner of the 1991 Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film.
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What is happening in the final section of the Hamilton Ring Road project?
Heading south from Cambridge Rd, Wairere Dr will be four lanes (two in each direction), and Cobham Dr will be raised on an embankment to allow Wairere Dr to pass underneath (see plan). This means pedestrian and cycle access on the shared paths of Wairere Dr will be on the same level, and removes the need for a separate pedestrian overbridge across Cobham Dr. The works are broadly planned to be completed in two stages and are funded in partnership with the NZ Transport Agency.
This will provide good connectivity between Wairere Drive and Cobham Drive, and also allow the future access needed to enable significant development in the Peacocke area via a future new bridge across the Waikato River.
What is the aim of the Ring Road project?
The Hamilton Ring Road major arterial transport network is a key component of the Access Hamilton strategy. The extension of Wairere Drive from Crosby Road through to Cobham Drive has been underway since 2011, with over five kilometres now completed along the Eastern side of the city. Once complete it will provide a major arterial corridor designed to take significant traffic flows and enable more people moving around Hamilton and in the future, whether in cars, walking, or on their bikes.
Now that Council is building the traffic overbridge instead of the roundabout, is any more land required?
The footprint is larger, however all the land we need is already owned by the Council.
Dey St service lane work was finished last year. Does this need changing?
No, Dey St and property driveways should stay the same. The white wooden sight rail is only temporary and will be replaced with a noise fence toward the end of the project, but that's about it.
Will any large trees be removed?
Yes, there are unfortunately some nice old and large trees within the project footprint that must be removed. We will be working closely to leave as many as we can because we like them too! We're also planning a major planting and landscaping project designed by ecological experts.
Will these works affect traffic?
The first stage is away from existing roads, but once the main construction begins next summer, there will be traffic management in place, particularly on Cobham Dr. This is a little way off yet and we plan on giving plenty of notice and communicating our plans and what to expect before we start.
How will traffic on Cambridge Rd be affected during construction?
Existing roads, especially Cambridge Rd, will continue to cater for traffic for longer than originally planned. Our traffic counts show current levels are manageable, but the city is still growing fast. We are monitoring this throughout the city and we've planned some safety improvement work on Cambridge Rd. Once Wairere Dr is connected to Cobham Dr, and other smaller projects are underway/completed, we anticipate that traffic volumes, especially trucks, will reduce. This is because they will have an alternative route in place via Wairere Dr and Cobham Dr.
How has community feedback been captured and used in developing this project?
What pedestrian and cycling facilities are being provided as part of the final section of Wairere Drive?
A new 3 metre wide share path has been constructed along the whole Wairere Drive thus far, and this will be continued through this section also.
Pedestrian and cycling facilities included within the traffic overbridge, and specifically at this location are an appropriate extension of the very popular network already delivered through previous sections of Wairere Drive. The change to a traffic overbridge means that a separate pedestrian only bridge across Cobham Drive is now not required.
Plans we have available are only indicative at this stage, but show the general arrangement and intent with respect to connectivity.
Grade and specifications intend to allow all modes access.
When will the rest of Southern Links project be built?
Southern Links is the transport network connecting to and extending through the Peacocke growth area. The whole Southern Links network will be required when growth pressures are sufficient to require the release of that land for development.
Given the rapid growth within Hamilton and the sub-region, components of the Southern Link transport network may be developed earlier than previously anticipated. Just how much earlier is not clear yet.
It is because of this rapid growth and potential for Southern Links beginning early that Council is now constructing thi final section of the Ring Road with Cobham Drive. This will make it easier to respond to growth because we know a connection and a new bridge across the Waikato River in this location is likely to be the first step.
What other works are being done in the area?
The Hamilton Section of the Waikato Expressway has now been awarded with enabling works underway.
HCC are planning to make some improvements along Cambridge Road between Cobham Drive and Wairere Drive. This will be planned to happen after the current works, and will aim to reinforce the road hierarchy in the area through various traffic calming and accessibility works. Separate consultation will take place for what these works will look like at a later stage.
How will footpath connectivity be affected during the works?
The new shared path already open along Wairere Drive won't be impacted and will remain open.
The informal gravel path running from Hungerford Cres up to Howell Ave will likely be rerouted and we would also like to make some improvements to it. We are building a new path that connects to it, so it would be nice to make it a bit better where we can as well. This will likely involve easing the grade of some of the steep bits and sealing it.
Signage will be used to inform pedestrians where to expect anything out of the ordinary.
Where can I find out the latest information?
Contact the City Development Unit at Hamilton City Council on (07) 838 6699 or email city.development@hcc.govt.nz.


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Q: Limit items on external list using BCS Filter I have an external list which I want to filter without user input but try as I might I cannot see a solution??
In my list I have a series of names and an archive flag, I want to show the names in a picker where the archive flag is set to false which I thought would be simply a case of setting a default value on a filter but no matter what I do. The filter will not work unless there is a user added value
grateful for some advice as I am slowly going cuckoo
I am using on prem SP2013 with the BCS set to a SQL 2012 database

A: If you are creating the External Content Type from SharePoint designer you can assign a default static value and even create a more complex filter with variables. Be aware that if you are creating filters they can be wrong and you need to manually edit the *.ect file. I have an article in my blog about that, unfortunately it is in Swedish and about ODATA as the datasource, but the principle is the same. Perhaps Goog... translate is able to help you a bit on your way: https://itgeneralisten.wordpress.com/2015/03/10/sharepoint-hosted-app-odata-och-filter/

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How many of them could've did it with finesse?
As I learned more about her career, I was even more impressed. She stood up to murderous motorcycle gangs and cartels, shut down organized crime, nailed RICO murderers, uncovered the largest money laundering and cybercrime rings, and stopped white collar crime and public corruption. Through it all, her prosecutorial record was whatever and 0. She never lost a case. Not once. Not ever.
So when Katie left the government and began working in our world teaching a cryptocurrency class at Stanford, joining the board of HackerOne, investing in companies ranging from seed to Series C, and advising crypto companies like Chia and Chain, we paid extra close attention. We learned that the same qualities that enabled her to graduate from Stanford Law with honors, clerk for U.S. Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy, and testify before Congress were in full effect in the hyper competitive startup world. A big challenge, we thought, would be for an outsider to network in Silicon Valley or quickly come up to speed on the dizzying array of technologies required to do so. We were wrong. Nearly every crypto entrepreneur we saw already knew and liked Katie. Anyone who was learning about crypto knew who she was and had great things to say. She was relentless, she was pervasive, and most of all, she was effective.
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Todd Hummel is an underwater photographer and member of Wyland's prestigious Ocean Artists Society. Todd's mission is to cultivate an understanding and appreciation for marine conservation by showcasing his work in a variety of public forums and private collections. Todd's work has been featured at Bellagio Las Vegas, Maui Ocean Center, California Mainstreet Alliance Statewide Conference, Oceanside Art Walk, Oceanside Public Library and more.
Todd began diving as a teen living in Southern California and became a certified diver at age 16 in St. Maarten. He has since traveled the world searching for the best dive spots and has visited locations such as Aruba, Australia, Bali, Cozumel, Grand Cayman, Maui, Kauai, Oahu, Riviera Maya, St. John, St. Thomas and more. He earned his Advanced Open Water Diver Certification in St. Thomas.
Todd's greatest passion is capturing moments in time where nature and beauty coexist. Todd's portfolio includes both underwater and landscape imagery from around the world. Hope you enjoy checking out the beauty of nature from above and below the surface.
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County Household Income Still Recovering from the Great Recession
Posted: February 16, 2017 by Pamela Zorich
For the past eight years, the median household income in Montgomery County has remained below the level during the Great Recession. Moreover, median household incomes have yet to recover to the 1999 benchmark of $101,824 after the precipitous drop in 2010 to $96,913 (illustrated in Figure 1). The median household income – the income at which half of the households are above and half are below – adjusted for inflation, dropped 5.8 percent (-$6,063) from its peak in 2007 to $98,917 in 2015.[1] The latest estimate is 2.9 percent lower than the adjusted 1999 median household income of $101,824.
Figure 1. Montgomery County Median Household Income 1999-2015 (constant 2015 dollars)
Still considered one of the wealthiest counties in … Continue reading
The Future of Self-Driving Cars
Posted: February 7, 2017 by Atul Sharma
Will they make urban communities more livable or extinct?
As you read this blog, a nondescript Toyota Prius is logging mile after mile on highways across California. And while it looks and travels like any other car, this vehicle is without a driver.
The autonomous Prius represents the relentless pursuit by researchers and corporations to realize the dream of self-driving cars. Google has clocked upwards of 1.5 million self-driven car miles. The 2017 Detroit auto show focused on test drives of self-driven vehicles and introduced the VW autonomous minivan of the future. It is only a matter of time before driverless vehicles become ready for mass adoption.
As is the case with most new technologies, various claims are being … Continue reading
Study of rental housing in Montgomery County reveals shortage of affordable dwellings
Posted: January 27, 2017 by Lisa Govoni
Initial findings show that Montgomery County's housing market is unbalanced, particularly for low-income residents
Low income residents in Montgomery County face a shortage of rental units matching their ability to pay, according to an ongoing study of rental housing. So far, the study has found that the existing rental housing market in the county is unbalanced at both the lowest and highest ends of the market. The market is short 20,000 units priced appropriately for households earning less than 30 percent of area median income (AMI) or $28,900. In addition, it is short 13,000 units priced to target households earning more than 120 percent of the area median income or $115,560.
Figure 1.) Supply/Demand Equilibrium for All … Continue reading
Shaping Up the Suburbs
Posted: January 17, 2017 by Deborah Dietsch
New plans for suburban communities focus on health
The suburbs have been blamed for a host of health problems, from depression to obesity. Certainly, the social isolation, dependence on the car and lack of exercise that are often a part of suburban living aren't good for our mental and physical well-being.
But today's suburbs – particularly established communities in Montgomery County– are becoming healthier as we plan and build neighborhoods where exercise is part of people's daily routine. Health is not just a byproduct of how we live. It's also related to where we live.
A healthy environment makes it easier for residents to adopt a healthy lifestyle, whether it is achieved by providing more public parks and bike … Continue reading
Montgomery County Employment Trends: Federal Government Plays Key Role
Posted: January 11, 2017 by Rick Liu
The Great Recession had a profound impact on industry and labor conditions throughout the United States. The ensuing recovery has been uneven – both geographically and across time – and today, many places have not recovered or have economies that differ from the pre-recessionary period.
Montgomery County's economy was also affected by the Great Recession, however, its employment shrank less than those of other jurisdictions during the height of the recession. Our research shows that employment in the county declined 1.8 percent between 2008 and 2011, compared to 3.9 percent nationwide.
The reason for this tempered loss is the role played by the federal government in the county's economy. Industries such as finance, construction, retail and others were supported … Continue reading
Placemaking Presentation Focuses on the Details
Posted: December 7, 2016 by Deborah Dietsch
Seattle-based consultant Paula Rees shares her experiences in enriching real estate developments with art and design
"It's all in the combination of great details," said Paula Rees, principal of the Seattle-based firm Foreseer, while revealing her secrets to placemaking to a large audience at the Montgomery County Planning Department. Rees showed image after image of public artworks, quirky signage, "tattooed" facades and inviting storefronts to demonstrate her points.
Her lively projects at Pike and Rose in North Bethesda, Santana Row in San Jose, Assembly Row in Boston and other locations were part of an inspiring presentation that drew a standing-room-only crowd to the Planning Department's auditorium on December 2.
Rees started her talk with a basic definition of place … Continue reading
Heroic Architecture: a new look at Brutalism
Posted: November 18, 2016 by Clare Lise Kelly
A new trend was the design of concrete buildings which expressed the natural character of this building material. Starting in the 1960s, Montgomery County business districts were punctuated by statement buildings that celebrate the raw nature of concrete. The design of monumental buildings constructed with unfinished concrete cladding were influenced by the work of pioneering modernist Le Corbusier and his use of béton brut, or raw concrete. The name was anglicized as Brutalism, a term which has acquired negative connotations. More recently, the style has been dubbed Heroic architecture, as more people have come to appreciate these buildings for their honest expression and as a product of their time.
An early local example of Brutalism was the award-winning National … Continue reading
New Forecast for Montgomery County
Posted: November 4, 2016 by Robert Ruiz
The Montgomery County Planning Department, in cooperation with the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments (MWCOG), recently developed a new forecast of population, households and employment from 2010 to 2045. These data-based forecasts are used by government entities and the private sector for various uses, including transportation, water and air quality modeling, and analyzing commercial and residential markets. This latest forecast, known as Round 9.0, is a major reassessment of assumptions made about people, households and jobs in the county.
The draft Round 9.0 forecast anticipates that Montgomery County households, defined as occupied housing units with related or unrelated persons, are expected to increase from about 374,800 in 2015 to 461,900 in 2045, an increase of 87,100 households or 23 … Continue reading
Back to the Future: New Suburbanism
Posted: November 3, 2016 by Gwen Wright
Reimagining suburbs in the 21st century draws on the best of the past
The communities that started the trend of 20th-century suburbanism shared a number of common traits. Many of them were focused on rail or trolley lines. Most had some retail uses in close proximity – corner stores or small retail blocks. They connected to nature through tree-lined curvilinear streets and small neighborhood parks and open spaces. Montgomery County's earliest suburbs – Chevy Chase, Kensington and Takoma Park — all exhibit these features.
As suburbs grew and the areas between the rail and trolley lines filled in with auto-centric swaths of single-family homes, some of the essential traits of the older, original suburbs were lost.
Now, in the … Continue reading
Posted: November 1, 2016 by Deborah Dietsch
Winning county projects set high standards for developers to follow
The dynamic image of the Purple Line speeding through the Silver Spring Library site convinced an independent jury to choose that building for the Montgomery County Planning Department's 2016 Design Excellence Award. "The design makes a statement about the importance of public transportation. It's a great gift to the community," said jury chair Yolanda Cole during the awards ceremony on October 20.
This year's Celebrate Design event, co-sponsored with the Potomac Valley AIA, was held at the Silver Spring Civic Building, just down the street from the new library with its ground-level space reserved for the future light rail station. The first part of the evening program showcased … Continue reading
In planning, the third place is the social realm separate from home and the workplace. It provides an inclusive forum for dialogue crucial for civic engagement and community building.
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Calligraphy is defined as the art of handwriting. Calligraphy can be used in different forms today. We mostly see calligraphy handwriting on wedding invitations, formal letters, graphic design, documents and even on body tattoos. This form of art has been around for over thousands of years. If you enjoy art and you have a skillful hand, this is one art form that you will definitely enjoy.
Purchase a calligraphy kit. A calligraphy kit is something that you need in order for you to start practicing your skills. Calligraphy kits can be purchased from any art supply store. You can also purchase one by going to the website misterart.com. On this website, you can choose from different types of calligraphy kits that are available. Calligraphy kits normally come with calligraphy pens, ink bottles, instructions and a booklet containing some samples.
Practice your art. No one can dictate art. You can practice doing calligraphy so that you can be good at it. Purchasing calligraphy books and aids will help you in this process. Take your time and figure out how you work best.
Training and lessons. Another thing you can do is to enroll in calligraphy training or lessons. You can ask your local arts and crafts store if they conduct calligraphy classes. By enrolling in calligraphy classes, you will be able to learn some new techniques that you can use to improve your calligraphy style.
Have patience. Calligraphy is not an easy art form to master. You have to be patient and allow yourself to work slowly and understand the process that you are going through. If you put in too much effort, you might just end up being frustrated. It is better to take things as they come. With a lot of practice, you will surely be able to master this art.
Create items. Once you have already had enough practice, you can turn your activity into different art forms. You can do calligraphy for posters, invitations and other items. You can even work with your local tattoo artist so that you can come up with artistic designs together. There are a lot of things that you can do with this skill.
Apply for a job. If you want to do this professionally, you can apply for a job in different companies. Some graphic design companies can hire you. You can also work for greeting card companies or printing companies. You just have to find these opportunities.
These are the steps on how you can become a calligraphy artist. This skill is very rare nowadays. If you want, you set up your own business as a calligraphy artist. You can sell the items that you have art on or you can teach calligraphy classes to other people who are interested in learning this type of art. The possibilities are endless. All you need is a little imagination and you will go a long way.


Further topics included are: biotechnological production of monomers for chemical polymer synthesis, conversion of raw materials, corrosion, composting, environmental impacts, health issues, legal, ecological and economic aspects.
Alexander Steinbuchel has been Full Professor of Microbiology and Director of the Institute for Microbiology at the University of Munster since 1994. After his PhD in 1983 he spent one year at the Rockefeller University New York and in 1992 he received the Philip Morris Research Award. Alexander Steinbuchel has over 250 publications to his name and has organized several symposia focusing on biopolymers.
Applications of Natural Fiber Composites for Constructive Parts in Aerospace, Automobiles, and Other Areas (U. Riedel & J. Nickel).
Applications of Biopolymers in Construction Engineering (J. Plank).
Microbial Deterioration of Synthetic and Biological Polymers Used in Engineering and Construction (J. Gu).
Applications of Polyphosphate and other Biopolymers in Wastewater Treatment (A. Kuroda & H. Ohtake).
Mater-Bi: Biodegradable Material for Various Applications (C. Bastioli).
Chemical Modification of Synthetic and Biosynthetic Polyesters (B. Hazer).
Biofilms (H. Flemming & J. Wingender).
Health Issues of Biopolymers: Polyhydroxybutyrate (T. Freier, et al.).
Biotechnological Processes for the Production of Monomers for Subsequent Chemical Polymer Synthesis (S. Lee, et al.).
Economic Aspects of Biopolymer Production (S. Lee, et al.).
Sustainability, Agro-resources and Technology in the Polymer Industry (S. Vellema, et al.).
Biodegradability of Polymers: Regulations and Methods for Testing (R. M 2;ller).
Evaluation and Certification of Compostable Polymeric Materials and Products (M. van der Zee).
Life-cycle Assessment of Bio-based Polymers and Natural Fiber Composites (M. Patel, et al.).
Biodegradable Plastics in the Social and Political Environment (I. Sartorius).
Evaluating the Environmental Impact of Biopolymers (S. Slater, et al.).


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Trump lashes out at impeachment effort, claims it's 'causing tremendous anger'
He told reporters his Wednesday speech has been called "totally appropriate."
ByBen Gittleson
Trump makes 1st public appearance since supporters attacked the Capitol
President Donald Trump barely addressed the riot last Wednesday and showed no remorse. Democrats are trying to pass a resolution to evoke the 25th Amendment and remove Trump from office.
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President Donald Trump on Tuesday lashed out at the impeachment effort by House Democrats, claiming "it's causing tremendous anger" and "danger to our country."
"As far as this is concerned, we want no violence -- never violence," Trump said outside the White House before departing for Texas, facing reporters for the first time since his supporters rioted last Wednesday after he urged them to march on the Capitol. "On the impeachment, it's really a continuation of the greatest witch hunt in the history of politics. It's ridiculous. It's absolutely ridiculous. This impeachment is causing tremendous anger, and you're doing it, and it's really a terrible thing that they're doing."
But days before, the president himself encouraged his supporters to head to the Capitol and "fight like hell," and once they were ransacking the building and threatening lawmakers' lives, he even praised them.
During a visit to the U.S.-Mexico border later Tuesday, the president had a threat for President-elect Joe Biden, warning that Democratic threats to use the 25th Amendment will "come back to haunt" him.
"Free speech is under assault like never before. The 25th Amendment is of zero risk to me, but will come back to haunt Joe Biden and the Biden administration. As the expression goes, 'Be careful what you wish for,'" he said. "The impeachment hoax is a continuation of the greatest and most vicious witch hunt in the history of our country, and is causing tremendous anger and division and pain, far greater than most people will ever understand, which is very dangerous for the U.S.A., especially at this very tender time."
Trump has also tried to shift the blame for more potential violent protests, saying it was Democrats -- like House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer -- who were "causing tremendous danger to our country," with their attempt to impeach him over his role in Wednesday's insurrection. In his brief remarks, he stopped short of issuing any sort of condemnation of his own supporters' actions.
"For Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer to continue on this path, I think it's causing tremendous danger to our country, and it's causing tremendous anger," Trump said. "I want no violence."
Schumer responded, "What President Trump said this morning shows how despicable a president he is. He blamed the violence that he helped cause -- on others. ... What Trump did today blaming others for what he caused is a pathological technique used by the worst of dictators."
President Donald Trump talks to the media before boarding Marine One on the South Lawn of the White House, Jan. 12, 2021, in Washington.
The president spoke to reporters again before boarding Air Force One at Joint Base Andrews, falsely saying that "everybody" said his speech at Wednesday's rally "was totally appropriate."
In reality, his remarks were widely criticized by those across the political spectrum, including those in his own party. His role in Wednesday's assault prompted House Democrats to push toward impeaching him for an unprecedented second time.
And the day before, House Minority Kevin McCarthy told his colleagues during a conference call that he and Trump spoke that day and that the president had privately acknowledged that he bore some responsibility for the riot, according to a Republican familiar with the comments.
On that same call, though, McCarthy said Trump baselessly blamed the insurrection on far-left antifa sympathizers rather than his own supporters, despite no evidence of any antifa involvement. The president himself encouraged his supporters to march on the Capitol, and once they were attacking the building, called them "great patriots."
When a reporter asked, "What is your role in what happened at the Capitol? What is your personal responsibility?" he responded, "So, if you read my speech -- and many people have done it and I've seen it, both in the papers and in the media on television. It's been analyzed, and people thought that what I said was totally appropriate.
"And if you look at what other people have said, politicians at a high level, about the riots during the summer, the horrible riots in Portland and Seattle and various other--other places, that was a real problem, what they said. But they've analyzed my speech and my words and my final paragraph, my final sentence. And everybody, to the tee, thought it was totally appropriate."
President Donald Trump walks to board Marine One on the South Lawn of the White House, Jan. 12, 2021, in Washington.
He began his brief remarks to reporters by attacking "Big Tech" for being "dividing and divisive" after he was banned from their platforms.
"I think that Big Tech is doing a horrible thing for our country and to our country," he said. "And I believe it's going to be a catastrophic mistake for them. They're dividing and divisive, and they're showing something that I've been predicting for a long time. I've been predicting it for a long time, and people didn't act on it. But I think Big Tech has made a terrible mistake, and very very bad for our country."
He said the tech industry's approach "causes a lot of problems and a lot of danger" and "there's always a counter-move when they do that." He did not elaborate.
"And that's leading others to do the same thing," he said. "And it causes a lot of problems and a lot of danger. Big mistake, they shouldn't be doing it. But there's always a counter-move when they do that. I've never seen such anger as I see right now, and that's a terrible thing. Terrible thing."
ABC News' Benjamin Siegel, Mariam Khan and Katherine Faulders contributed to this report.
This report was featured in the Wednesday, Jan. 13, 2020, episode of "Start Here," ABC News' daily news podcast.
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I've identified as a feminist since I was twenty-three and took my first women's studies course. Shortly thereafter, my oldest sister, Lauri J Owen, and I developed a PowerPoint presentation that highlighted ads' pernicious effects on women's body image and senses of self. We presented it everywhere anyone let us in hopes of encouraging women to regain their right to define themselves.
Several murmurs and head nods splashed into the silence.
You don't get it, I thought, but never said. You just don't get it.
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Q: How to obfuscate variable names in JavaScript? I'm an artist that's written a simple game in Javascript. Yah! But go easy on me because I bruise like a peach!
I'm looking into difficult to cheat at the game. So code obfuscation will make it difficult to cheat, right? Difficult, not impossible. I realise that, and could accidentally open a can of worms here...
Essentially, I'm Looking for an online tool that renames variables; and don't say search and replace in textpad :).
For example using http://packer.50x.eu/ on one line of code
var loopCounter = 0;

we get the result:
eval(function(p,a,c,k,e,d){e=function(c){return c};if(!''.replace(/^/,String)){while(c--){d[c]=k[c]||c}k=[function(e){return d[e]}];e=function(){return'\\w+'};c=1};while(c--){if(k[c]){p=p.replace(new RegExp('\\b'+e(c)+'\\b','g'),k[c])}}return p}('1 2=0;',3,3,'|var|loopCounter'.split('|'),0,{}))

The above looks like a mess, which is great; but it's quite easy to pick out English words like loopCounter. I would have expected it to make variable names obscure (single letter? words without nouns? look very similar?? Or should have that been my task anyway as part of writing the code. Or is this a waste of time trying to make variable names since a variable declaration is preceded by var and therefore there's no point to disguise it?

A: After a lot of searching (and links to the above) I found this which allows obfuscated string variables. And that is what I was after.

A: there are a few online tools available for this: javascript compressor and then theres javascript minifier that you can use for large images also. otherwise you could just google some offline tools, pretty sure they're easy to find

A: You could use the Javascript Obfuscator... your code will be very difficult to decode!
Hope it helps! ^_^


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The Georgian Uprising
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In April 1945, the 822nd Wehrmacht-infantry battalion was stationed on Texel. The battalion consisted of 800 Georgian volunteers and 400 German soldiers. German commander Klaus Breitner and volunteer commander Sjalwa Loladze are in charge. On 5 April 1945, Breitner announced that the battalion must prepare to leave early the next day to head east and join the fight against the Allied troops. At the time, Breitner had no idea that many of his German soldiers would not make it through the night.
In the early hours of 6 April, the Georgian soldiers revolted against their German colleagues. They called the operation 'The Day of Birth'. Many Georgians were assigned a German from the Battalion to kill. That notorious night 180 Germans soldiers died. They were killed in their sleep with knives and bayonets. The moment of the uprising was more or less chosen by the Germans themselves. A large part of the battalion was to be transferred to the east of the Netherlands to stop the allies. This announcement was why Commander Loladze could not wait any longer and felt the need for the Georgians to redeem themselves for their service in the German army.
There are several reasons why the Georgians revolted against the Germans. In 1942 they were taken prisoner of war on the Soviet Eastern Front and housed in camps in Poland. The suffering that took place there is too monstrous to put in writing. Hunger, exhaustion, injuries and deaths occurred daily. To escape these inhumane situations, many Georgians voluntarily joined the German army. But the desire for revenge never left them.
Another reason for the uprising was the imminent liberation. The Allied troops were steadily pushing north from Normandy, and the war was seemingly coming to an end. To clear their name, the Georgians felt they needed to show their loyalty.
The uprising of the Georgians cost the lives of 120 men from Texel, at least 565 Georgians, and approximately 812 German soldiers. Dozens of farms on Texel went up in flames. Although the German occupier has surrendered unconditionally on 5 May, the war on Texel lasted until 20 May. The Georgian Uprising is also called 'Europe's final battlefield.'
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Q: run python module without the pyc extension I have a compiled Python 2.6 program on Linux called abc.pyc. If I run
./abc.pyc

it runs fine. However if I rename it to abc (i.e, without the pyc extension) it fails to run. It gives the error message:
ImportError: No module named abc

How can I run my program without the .pyc extension?
UPDATED:
I want to run the compiled (pyc) version not the py version
Alternatively, I know I can compile modules to .so files using Cython, but can I compile my main Python program to something I can execute on a Linux platform? If so, a Cython command line example would be appreciated.
UPDATED
I've raised the Cython question as a separate question.

A: Create a file named 'abc' which contains:
#!/bin/sh
/usr/bin/env python -m abc

or is that giving away too much valuable source code if they can read that?
Note also that .pyc files aren't portable between different versions of Python. Redistributing the source really would be best for that reason quite apart from causing less annoyance to your users and less cost to yourself (in support time if nothing else).

A: Don't rename the .pyc file - that is just a shortcut for the interpreter, so that it doesn't have to recompile already compiled code.
Instead, rename the .py file to abc, chmod +x ./abc and make sure the first line reads:
#!/usr/bin/python

or even
#!/usr/bin/env python

From your explanation of the problem, I guess the .pyc file contains some linux loadable code that lets it be run as a binary, providing it can check the .py file for newer versions - and probably just starts the python interpreter to load itself or the source file (whichever is newer) and then go on with that. Who knows? Maybe the os specific docs will tell you. Maybe they won't.

A: If you're looking to obfuscate your code, see this discussion on protecting Python code. Basically, you can't wantonly distribute the Python bytecode which comprises the .pyc file, and there's no way to prevent people from peeking into your code.


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Seven Phoenix-Area Parents Arrested on Child-Abuse Charges Over the Weekend
Matthew Hendley April 8, 2014 12:21PM
Seven parents were arrested this weekend on felony child-abuse charges in the Phoenix area, which is an unusually high number of arrests.
Based on county booking records, there were 13 child-abuse arrests in the entire month of February, and 18 in March, an average of roughly one child-abuse arrest every other day. Read on for more information about this weekend's cases:
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Police went to the home of 30-year-old Victor Adams and 23-year-old Carolyn Walker on Sunday evening in response to a neighbor's call about a fight.
According to court documents, the responding officer saw inside the home, near 69th and Glendale avenues, when Walker answered the door, and he and other officers went inside to check the welfare of everyone, including three children.
". . . Myself and other officers immediately smelled the pungent odor of rotten food, human feces, human urine, and dog feces and urine," the arresting officer writes in a probable-cause statement. "Upon clearing the entire home, there was mud, tomato sauce, and feces scattered on the tile flooring . . . Human feces was also scattered on the home's drywall in the master bedroom and hallway . . . The master bedroom toilet had been defecated in and not flushed with the toilet itself being completely brown with no white porcelain to be seen, as if it had not been cleaned in months."
Police also found garbage throughout the home, and nothing edible for the children. According to court documents, dirt was the only thing in the refrigerator.
Officers found Adams hiding under a pile of clothes in the master bedroom. Child Protective Services workers responded to the home, and immediately took custody of the children after going inside the home.
Adams and Walker were arrested on child-abuse and neglect charges. According to court documents, the couple had been investigated by CPS on three separate occasions in 2012 and 2013 for deplorable living conditions.
The parents of a 1-year-old Phoenix girl were arrested after police discovered the girl's father allegedly had bitten her and ripped out her hair.
The parents of the 18-year-old mother, Sandy Aranda, called police on Saturday after not seeing their granddaughter for a while.
According to court documents, police went to check the child's welfare at the home, near 39th Avenue and Buckeye Road. Police immediately noticed the child's injuries, including the bite marks, and sought medical treatment.
Court documents indicate Zuniga admitted to abusing the girl. According to the documents, Zuniga admitted to pulling out her hair, biting her on the face and legs, and slapping her on the mouth because she was crying. He also admitted to hiding the girl from other family members so they didn't see the injuries.
Additionally, the arresting officer wrote the following in a probable-cause statement: "During the interview with [Zuniga], while describing to police when he was biting the victim, [Zuniga] began to laugh."
Aranda admitted knowing about the abuse, but told police that she didn't call anyone for help because she didn't want her daughter "to be without a father," court documents state. She also was scared that she might be jailed over an incident in which she hit Zuniga with a glass bottle, she told police.
Both parents, Zuniga and Aranda, were booked into jail on child-abuse charges.
An employee of a shopping center near 43rd Avenue and Cactus Road called Phoenix police on Friday to report that a woman and small child were panhandling in the parking lot of a Fry's grocery store.
According to court documents, 28-year-old Caltalin Marin admitted to using his wife and 5-year-old child "as sympathy" to beg for money and food. Turns out, police had been called to this exact situation last month, and another employee of the shopping center said they're out there all the time.
Police noted that the shopping center is very close to a main intersection, and there have been calls of fights, car accidents, and violations of orders of protection in this parking lot, leading them to believe a 5-year-old shouldn't be out there by himself begging for money for his father.
Marin was arrested on a felony count of child neglect, while his wife was not arrested, although she's considered a suspect. Police believe Marin is in the country illegally from Romania.
On Friday, police in Mesa were called to some sort of a disturbance at an apartment near University Drive and Power Road, for the second time that day.
The first time, 39-year-old Kendra Drake and her 13-year-old daughter told police told police everything was fine. During the second visit from police, a few hours later, the 13-year-old girl "broke down crying and told me that her mother had hit her in the face with the leather belt but did not want to get her mother in trouble," according to court documents.
Police say the girl had bruises and marks on her face and chest.
Drake told police it was an accident, that she'd been hitting her on the backside with the belt when she fell, and accidentally struck her in the face.
Drake was booked into jail on a felony count of child abuse.
A school principal in Mesa called police to report a 6-year-old student with bruises on his neck and back.
The boy, who asked the school nurse for ice and was in pain, told police his mother had hit him with a belt, according to court documents.
Court documents state that the mother, 26-year-old Tayah Jones, admitted to hitting the boy with a purse strap, and said she probably did it fewer than 20 times.
The boy said she held him down by the head while hitting him, and didn't know how many times she did it, but said it was "a lot," according to court documents.
Jones was booked into jail on a child-abuse charge.
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Vechigen (toponimo tedesco) è un comune svizzero di 5 242 abitanti del Canton Berna, nella regione di Berna-Altipiano svizzero (circondario di Berna-Altipiano svizzero).

Geografia fisica

Storia
Il comune di Vechigen fu istituito nel 1834; nel 1881 la località di Wiler, fino ad allora frazione di Worb, fu assegnata a Vechigen.

Monumenti e luoghi d'interesse

 Chiesa riformata (già di San Martino), attestata dal 1275 e ricostruita nel 1513-1514;
 Castello di Utzigen, eretto nel 1669 da Samuel Jenner.

Società

Evoluzione demografica
L'evoluzione demografica è riportata nella seguente tabella:

Geografia antropica

Frazioni
 Sinneringen
 Boll
 Dentenberg
 Utzigen
 Birchi
 Lindental
 Wuhl
 Vechigen
 Littewil
 Radelfingen
 Wiler

Infrastrutture e trasporti
Vechigen è servito dalla stazione di Boll-Utzigen sulla ferrovia Berna-Worb.

Amministrazione
Ogni famiglia originaria del luogo fa parte del cosiddetto comune patriziale e ha la responsabilità della manutenzione di ogni bene ricadente all'interno dei confini del comune.

Note

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

Comuni del circondario di Berna-Altipiano svizzero


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