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Social Work and Child Advocacy
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4564 Citations
A Meta-Analysis of Group Interventions for Trauma and Depression Among Immigrant and Refugee Children
Rafieifar, M. & Macgowan, M. J., Jan 2022, In: Research on Social Work Practice. 32, 1, p. 13-31 19 p.
Refugees 100%
trauma 70%
refugee 68%
Meta-Analysis 60%
immigrant 57%
Authenticity, Vulnerability, and Shame in Peer Relationships among Marginalized Youth Living with Mood and Anxiety Disorders
Sapiro, B. & Quiroz, S. R., 2022, (Accepted/In press) In: Journal of Child and Family Studies.
Shame 100%
shame 80%
authenticity 76%
Anxiety Disorders 75%
Mood Disorders 74%
Black women's experiences of gendered racial sexual objectification, body image, and depressive symptoms
Stanton, A. G., Avery, L. R., Matsuzaka, S. & Espinel, S., Jun 2022, In: Body Image. 41, p. 443-452 10 p.
objectification 100%
body image 93%
African Continental Ancestry Group 80%
Depression 53%
COVID-19 Vaccination Perspectives Among Young Parents with Foster Care Backgrounds
Aparicio, E. M., Shpiegel, S., Martinez-García, G., Ventola, M., Jasczynski, M., Channell Doig, A., Van Wert, S., Sanchez, A. & Smith, R., 2022, (Accepted/In press) In: Child and Adolescent Social Work Journal.
vaccination 100%
alumni 33%
people of color 18%
communicator 16%
guarantee 12%
Early fatherhood and socioeconomic outcomes among young men transitioning from foster care in the United States
Shpiegel, S., Aparicio, E. M., Smith, R., Grinnell-Davis, C. & King, B., Feb 2022, In: Children and Youth Services Review. 133, 106346.
fatherhood 100%
Foster Children 64%
Homeless Persons 55%
homelessness 24%
Education of Afghan refugee children in Iran: A structured review of policies
Seddighi, H., Naseh, M., Rafieifar, M. & Ilea, P., 2022, (Accepted/In press) In: Children and Society.
Experiences of young parents with foster care backgrounds during the COVID-19 pandemic
Shpiegel, S., Aparicio, E. M., Ventola, M., Channell Doig, A., Jasczynski, M., Martínez-García, G., Smith, R., Sanchez, A. & Robinson, J. L., 2022, (Accepted/In press) In: Child Abuse and Neglect. 105527.
Pandemics 100%
experience 29%
Indigenous Peoples 26%
Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing to Reduce Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Related Symptoms among Forcibly Displaced People: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis
Macgowan, M. J., Naseh, M. & Rafieifar, M., 2022, (Accepted/In press) In: Research on Social Work Practice.
Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing 100%
reprocessing 88%
posttraumatic stress disorder 74%
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorders 63%
psychotherapy 59%
Gendered Racial Microaggressions Scale: Measurement Invariance Across Sexual Orientation
Matsuzaka, S., Jamison, L., Avery, L. R., Schmidt, K. M., Stanton, A. G. & Debnam, K., 2022, (Accepted/In press) In: Psychology of Women Quarterly.
Sexual Orientation 100%
Sexual and Gender Minorities 82%
sexual orientation 79%
Sexual Behavior 77%
Honoring liminality: teaching critical and race-gendered approaches in doctoral social work education
Joyce, P. A., Quiros, L. & Waller, B., 2022, In: Social Work Education. 41, 5, p. 993-1005 13 p.
social work 100%
moral philosophy 23%
Intersectional Antiracist Advocacy Practice in Health Care Organizations
Hudson, K. D., Matsuzaka, S. & Mehrotra, G., 2022, (Accepted/In press) In: Health Promotion Practice.
Organizations 100%
health care 85%
Social Justice 74%
Delivery of Health Care 72%
Economic justice 65%
Is the child welfare system prepared for an increase in children with type 1 diabetes?
Shpiegel, S. & Findley, P., Dec 2022, In: Children and Youth Services Review. 143, 106657.
Online Victimization, Womanism, and Body Esteem among Young Black Women: A Structural Equation Modeling Approach
Matsuzaka, S., Avery, L. R., Stanton, A. G. & Espinel, S., Jun 2022, In: Sex Roles. 86, 11-12, p. 681-694 14 p.
Crime Victims 100%
Latent Class Analysis 86%
victimization 66%
Interpersonal Relations 14%
Predicting Retention for a Diverse and Inclusive Child Welfare Workforce
Zeitlin, W., Lawrence, C. K., Armendariz, S. & Chontow, K., 2022, (Accepted/In press) In: Human Service Organizations Management, Leadership and Governance.
Child Welfare 100%
child welfare 65%
Workforce 64%
Workers 48%
Occupational Groups 47%
Promoting Postsecondary Educational Success Among Young Parents in and Aging Out of Foster Care
Schelbe, L., Dworsky, A., Shpiegel, S., Eastman, A. L., Geiger, J. M., Garrido, M. & Desiderio, G., 2022, (Accepted/In press) In: Child and Adolescent Social Work Journal.
educational success 100%
Model Strategies 11%
education 4%
Relationship between childbirth and access to postsecondary education among young women ageing out of foster care
Shpiegel, S., Dworsky, A., Day, A., Ludeke, R. & Ventola, M., 2022, (Accepted/In press) In: Child and Family Social Work.
Parturition 100%
Prenatal Education 54%
Solution-Focused Brief Therapy in Iran: A Scoping Review of the Outcome Literature
Reddy, S. M., Naseh, M., Panisch, L. S., Rafieifar, M., O'Gara, J. L. & Cervantez, C., 2022, In: Journal of Evidence-Based Social Work (United States). 19, 4, p. 493-508 16 p.
Brief Psychotherapy 100%
literature 28%
Health Care Outcome Assessment 11%
The Importance of Resources and Relationships: An Introduction to the Special Issue on Expectant and Parenting Youth in Foster Care
King, B., Shpiegel, S., Grinnell-Davis, C. & Smith, R., 2022, (Accepted/In press) In: Child and Adolescent Social Work Journal.
"Trying to be positive in the face of the storm": The experiences of independent college students during the COVID-19 pandemic
Sapiro, B., Shpiegel, S., Ventola, M., Quiroz, S. R., Nwankwo, O. H. & Munyereyi, T., 2022, (Accepted/In press) In: Child and Family Social Work.
Minors 16%
An Exploratory Study of the Prosecution of Fatal Child Maltreatment: Criminal Charges Filed Against Presumed Perpetrators in the United States in 2017
Lee, K. A. & Douglas, E. M., 2021, In: Violence and Victims. 36, 5, p. 638-650 13 p.
Criminal charges 100%
maltreatment of children 89%
Homicide 89%
Child Abuse 85%
prosecution 72%
A theoretical and empirical assessment of authoritarianism's effects on behavior, attendance, and performance in urban school systems
Gawley, M. P., Cuellar, M. J. & Coyle, S., 2021, (Accepted/In press) In: Contemporary Justice Review: Issues in Criminal, Social, and Restorative Justice.
school system 100%
authoritarianism 39%
racial group 10%
Better late than never? Maternal biopsychosocial predictors of late follow-up from new Jersey's early hearing detection and intervention program
Zeitlin, W., McInerney, M. R., Aveni, K., Scheperle, R. & Chontow, K., Jun 2021, In: International Journal of Pediatric Otorhinolaryngology. 145, 110708.
Hearing 100%
Mothers 70%
Hearing Tests 64%
Hearing Loss 63%
Postpartum Depression 56%
Coping Methods Used by College Undergraduate and Graduate Students while Experiencing Childhood Adversities and Traumas
Perry, Y. & Cuellar, M. J., 2021, (Accepted/In press) In: Journal of Child and Adolescent Trauma.
Students 100%
Emotions 75%
Emotional Regulation 54%
Social Work 54%
Dealing with the day-to-day: Harnessing school climate to address the effects of student victimization on academic performance
Cuellar, M. J., Coyle, S. & Weinreb, K. S., 2021, (Accepted/In press) In: Psychology in the Schools.
Academic Performance 100%
Crime Victims 98%
school climate 90%
Climate 87%
Examining a Child Welfare Parenting Intervention for Parents With Intellectual Disabilities
Augsberger, A., Zeitlin, W., Rao, T., Weisberg, D. & Toraif, N., Jan 2021, In: Research on Social Work Practice. 31, 1, p. 65-74 10 p.
Parenting 83%
intellectual disability 74%
Factors associated with first and repeat births among females emancipating from foster care
Shpiegel, S., Fleming, T., Mishraky, L., VanWert, S., Goetz, B., Aparicio, E. M. & King, B., Jun 2021, In: Children and Youth Services Review. 125, 105977.
Birth Order 100%
Parturition 56%
reporting system 16%
financial assistance 16%
Impacts of COVID-19 on refugees and immigrants in the United States: A call for action
Rafieifar, M., Naseh, M., Potocky, M., Zajicek-Farber, M. L., Kim, W., Padilla, B., Reina Ortiz, M. & Lopez, J. A., Sep 2021, In: International Social Work. 64, 5, p. 771-776 6 p.
refugee 100%
migrant 86%
social discrimination 54%
racism 34%
Maternal Factors Predicting Loss to Follow-Up from Newborn Hearing Screenings in New Jersey
Zeitlin, W., Mcinerney, M. R., Aveni, K., Scheperle, R. & Decristofano, A., 1 May 2021, In: Health and Social Work. 46, 2, p. 115-124 10 p.
Neonatal Screening 100%
baby 23%
Missed Connections: Examining the Link between Exposure to School Security and Students' Sense of Connectedness to School
Fisher, B. W. & Cuellar, M. J., 2021, (Accepted/In press) In: Journal of School Violence.
quantitative research 13%
Operationalizing Intersectionality in Social Work Research: Approaches and Limitations
Matsuzaka, S., Hudson, K. D. & Ross, A. M., 1 Sep 2021, In: Social Work Research. 45, 3, p. 155-168 14 p.
work research 100%
intersectionality 87%
research approach 75%
teaching research 16%
Relationships Matter: The Protective Role of Teacher and Peer Support in Understanding School Climate for Victimized Youth
Coyle, S., Weinreb, K. S., Davila, G. & Cuellar, M., 2021, (Accepted/In press) In: Child and Youth Care Forum.
school climate 100%
social support 43%
equity 16%
Resilient Outcomes among Youth Aging-Out of Foster Care: Findings from the National Youth in Transition Database
Shpiegel, S., Simmel, C., Sapiro, B. & Ramirez Quiroz, S., 2021, (Accepted/In press) In: Journal of Public Child Welfare.
Foster Children 100%
resilience 55%
Transitional Care 46%
School Social Workers Perceptions of the Use of Functional Behavior Assessments
Elswick, S. E. & Cuellar, M. J., 2021, (Accepted/In press) In: Research on Social Work Practice.
Social Perception 100%
Social Workers 85%
social worker 60%
inferential statistics 10%
linear model 9%
Shifting from receiver to provider: Aging out of semi-institutional child welfare settings with serious mental health diagnoses
Klodnick, V. V., Johnson, R. P., Morris, C., Cohen, D. A., Sapiro, B., Schneider, A. & Fagan, M. A., Aug 2021, In: Children and Youth Services Review. 127, 106120.
emancipation 82%
recipient 62%
Mental Health 58%
Social Determinants of Health and COVID-19 Behaviors and Beliefs Toward Immunizations Among Latinxs
Cuellar, N. G., Cuellar, M. J., McDiarmid, A., Bautista, N., Crespo-Fierro, M., Infante, G., La Torre, D., Mautner, L., Perez, M., Perry, J., Pistolessi, I., Quintana, A., Rangel, P. & Valdez, S., Dec 2021, In: Hispanic Health Care International. 19, 4, p. 221-229 9 p.
Social Determinants of Health 100%
Immunization 62%
Protective Factors 40%
Vaccines 27%
Exposure to Violence 25%
Tele-forensic interviewing can be a reasonable alternative to face-to-face interviewing of child witnesses
Dickinson, J. J., Lytle, N. E. & Poole, D. A., 1 Apr 2021, In: Law and human behavior. 45, 2, p. 97-111 15 p.
Interviewing 100%
witness 86%
Interviews 33%
Using Technology to Conduct Focus Groups With a Hard-to-Reach Population: A Methodological Approach Concerning Male Victims of Partner Abuse in Four English-Speaking Countries
Douglas, E. M., Hines, D. A., Dixon, L., Celi, E. M. & Lysova, A. V., May 2021, In: Journal of Interpersonal Violence. 36, 9-10, p. NP5257-NP5280
Spouse Abuse 100%
Focus Groups 59%
speaking 46%
abuse 46%
Technology 40%
Adherence to follow-up recommendations for babies at risk for pediatric hearing loss
McInerney, M., Scheperle, R., Zeitlin, W., Bodkin, K. & Uhl, B., May 2020, In: International Journal of Pediatric Otorhinolaryngology. 132, 109900.
Hearing Loss 100%
Neonatal Screening 49%
Hyperbilirubinemia 25%
An Exploratory Analysis of Seven Child Welfare Workers who Confused SIDS with Child Maltreatment Fatalities: A Brief Research Report
Douglas, E. M. & Gushwa, M. K., 3 Mar 2020, In: Journal of Social Service Research. 46, 2, p. 236-240 5 p.
welfare worker 100%
maltreatment 78%
death 54%
Anti-racism and substance use treatment: Addiction does not discriminate, but do we?
Matsuzaka, S. & Knapp, M., 2 Nov 2020, In: Journal of Ethnicity in Substance Abuse. 19, 4, p. 567-593 27 p.
Racism 100%
anti-racism 93%
addiction 65%
A Qualitative Study of the Male Victims' Experiences With the Criminal Justice Response to Intimate Partner Abuse in Four English-Speaking Countries
Lysova, A., Hanson, K., Hines, D. A., Dixon, L., Douglas, E. M. & Celi, E. M., 1 Oct 2020, In: Criminal Justice and Behavior. 47, 10, p. 1264-1281 18 p.
Criminal Law 100%
Intimate Partner Violence 90%
Criminal Justice 66%
Assessing disparities in school safety: implications for promoting equality in current efforts to keep kids safe
Cuellar, M. J. & Coyle, S., 2020, (Accepted/In press) In: Security Journal.
Equality 100%
equality 83%
Ethnic Groups 16%
Assessing trustworthiness: Marginalized youth and the central relational paradox in treatment
Sapiro, B., Sep 2020, In: Children and Youth Services Review. 116, 105178.
trustworthiness 100%
service provider 32%
family social worker 29%
Beyond the neighborhood: Defining membership in diverse community contexts
Forenza, B., Dashew, B., Cedeno, D. & Lardier, D. T., 2020, In: Journal of Sociology and Social Welfare. 47, 4, p. 37-62 26 p., 3.
system of action 100%
social benefits 73%
qualitative interview 62%
Both insider and outsider: On conducting social work research in mental health settings
Sapiro, B. & Matthews, E. B., 1 Sep 2020, In: Advances in Social Work. 20, 3, p. 655-674 20 p.
realism 16%
earning a doctorate 16%
Challenges in Determining Child Maltreatment Fatalities: What Do We Really Know?
Douglas, E. M. & Lee, K. A., 1 Nov 2020, In: Child Abuse Review. 29, 6, p. 505-517 13 p.
Child Abuse 100%
neglect 72%
Physical Abuse 33%
Child welfare workers' knowledge of risk factors for child maltreatment fatalities: a second multi-state assessment
Douglas, E. M. & Gushwa, M. K., 26 May 2020, In: Journal of Public Child Welfare. 14, 3, p. 296-319 24 p.
welfare worker 99%
Education, training, case, and cause: A descriptive study of school social work
Forenza, B. & Eckhardt, B., 2020, In: Children and Schools. 42, 2, p. 99-109 11 p.
cause 51%
Examining Men's Experiences of Abuse From a Female Intimate Partner in Four English-Speaking Countries
Dixon, L., Treharne, G. J., Celi, E. M., Hines, D. A., Lysova, A. V. & Douglas, E. M., 2020, (Accepted/In press) In: Journal of Interpersonal Violence.
speaking 100%
Explaining Chronic Illness and Self-Rated Health Among Immigrants of Five Hispanic Ethnicities
Lo, C. C., Adame, J. L. & Cheng, T. C., 1 Feb 2020, In: Journal of Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities. 7, 1, p. 177-191 15 p.
chronic illness 100%
ethnicity 75%
Chronic Disease 74%


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Planetmosh gets up close and personal in the Chalet with Firebrand Super Rock , a bit too up close and personal haha. These guys were by far the most hilarious band I have ever interviewed, so get a good listen as to what really goes on behind the scenes of real metal festivals.
Previous Amon Amarth Live At Hammerfest, review.


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Offense was in short supply during the New England Patriots' hard-fought 13-3 victory over the Los Angeles Rams in Super Bowl LIII on Sunday. While many found the defensive battle "boring" – note the many "Maroon 5, Rams 3" memes – the same cannot be said for the commercials, which delivered more memorable moments than the game had touchdowns (one).
As always, it's just as fun to dissect what transpired off-the-field than what happened between the lines. While the ads certainly sparked a lot of discussion, other morning-after topics include the shirtless Adam Levine fronting Maroon 5 in a widely panned halftime show, the glaring lack of African-American drummers during the halftime drum line show, Big Boi's fur coat, and the Rams' male cheerleaders, to name a few. Social media weighed in on all of the above and more, if you were too engrossed in the game to notice.
Personally, one of my favorite ads was the NFL's two-minute spot to promote its 100th anniversary, featuring a who's who of past and present NFL stars tackling each other in a ballroom – prompting many internet jokes about Rams' running back Todd Gurley rushing for more yards in the commercial than he did in the game.
WalMart's "Famous Cars" ad that featured famous fictional cars – the "Scooby Doo" van, the "Back to the Future" DeLorean, and the "Knight Rider" Firebird, among others – to promote its buy online, pick-up curbside grocery service, an offshoot of the popular buy online, pay in-store (BOPIS) model. An awed customer, impressed by the reserved pick-up lanes, white glove service – and the flying DeLorean – asks "what's happening" and is told by Knight Rider's Kitt "It's the future, Michael." It was a clever way to let more than 100 million viewers know that WalMart is betting big on next-level customer experience as a differentiator.
The Pringles "Sad Device" ad promoted the brand's many varieties with a voice-controlled smart speaker upset that it (she?) has no hands or mouth to build or taste the "flavor stacks". The ad was one of many that highlighted AI not as a futuristic, nebulous concept but as part of our everyday lives.
SimpliSafe's "Fear is Everywhere" ad falls into the same category. Yet rather than a "sad" device, the commercial for the company's home security system featured a "spying" device as one of the modern fears we as consumers have. It poked fun at our fears, real or imagined, about porch pirates, delivery drones, and robots coming to take our jobs. SimpliSafe is telling us that it understands the "creep factor" is real in how brands interact with us, and the ad is meant to reassure us that its product has our best interests in mind.
Microsoft's "We All Win" commercial for the Xbox Adaptive Controller, designed to help gamers with limited mobility. Children spoke openly and honestly about overcoming their physical disabilities and the importance of being treated as equals. While comedy seems to be the default genre for creating memorable Super Bowl ads, Microsoft took a gamble by showing us our own humanity, betting that by making us feel good about ourselves we'll feel good about the product. It also showed us the power of technology for helping to better our lives.
I would argue that these commercials were well worth the estimated $5.2 million cost (for a 30-second ad) that brands willingly pay to reach more than 100 million Super Bowl viewers, more than double some of the highest-rated sitcom finales of all time. (Last year's game averaged about 108 million viewers). There is also ample evidence that the ads are effective.
According to a National Retail Federation (NRF) survey that spanned 10 years of Super Bowl viewing, last year 19.3 percent of respondents said that Super Bowl ads made them more aware of advertiser brands, up almost 3 percent since 2008. It was about the same increase for respondents who said that the ads influenced them to search online for more info (up 3.4 percent) and influenced the viewer to buy more products from the advertisers (up 4.3 percent).
An effective ad, as measured by share of digital voice, social impressions, and online views, is one that is talked about, analyzed, and dissected as much or more than a game-changing play, and that's why we are now seeing brands coming up with innovative new ways to engage with the audience. Methods include cross-over promotions, personalization, and integrated marketing campaigns with strong social media tie-ins.
Bud Light and HBO teamed up for "Joust" that featured the Bud Light Knight doing battle with The Mountain from "Game of Thrones" to promote the HBO program's upcoming final season. If you're a Bud Light drinker who also watches "Game of Thrones" – and it's a safe bet that the brands wouldn't have shelled out $10 million for the 60-second spot without knowing precisely who their target audience is – then you probably viewed the commercial akin to a personalized invitation. The ad was an example of brands targeting consumers based on preferences – the more a brand knows about its customers, the more effective it can be in delivering a relevant experience.
T-Mobile crossed off the personalization and the cross-over boxes with a series of ads – one each quarter – in its #AreYouWithUs campaign. The commercials featured text message exchanges that people can relate to – a conversation about dinner plans, a daughter confounded by her technology-challenged dad – that the mobile carrier tied into its long-standing T-Mobile Tuesdays promotions. After the dinner exchange – Sushi? Tacos? – the commercial revealed a Taco Bell giveaway. Another commercial ended with an offer of a $10 Lyft discount. Of course, to redeem the freebies customers must download the app. With the offers, T-Mobile is actually putting a price tag on what it's willing to spend in exchange for your personal data.
Early results of Super Bowl LIII ad effectiveness are in, and one of the biggest winners was Audi, whose "Cashew" ad used the Heimlich maneuver to promote its e-tron GT electric sedan. The ad boosted traffic to the e-tron GT site by 13,678 percent according to Drive Time, with a 116 percent spike in traffic growth. Toyota's "Wizard" ad (featuring the Who's "Pinball Wizard") to promote the new Supra saw traffic to the Supra website jump 13,000 percent. Among car manufacturers who advertised during the game, the commercial garnered the highest percentage of online activity following its ad.
Maybe the low-scoring defensive slugfest between the Patriots and the Rams drove viewers to the Internet, more excited to conduct digital research than to watch punt after punt after punt. Not every Super Bowl is going to be an offensive juggernaut with teams trading touchdowns, but those tend to be the ones that live on in our collective memories. We measure the success of Super Bowl ads the same way – if it's remembered, it worked.
I'd love to hear what you thought of the Super Bowl ads. What struck a chord? What flopped? Are you now in the market for an Audi e-tron GT? Leave us a comment below to keep the conversation going.


The Patios at The Rail is a new development being planned on Main Street in Frisco.
A developer is planning a three-story building in old downtown Frisco that will include two rooftop patios, a rooftop park, restaurants, and an event center as well as retail and office space.
Nack Development has submitted plans for The Patios at The Rail, which is under design for the southeast corner of S. County Road and Main Street, which is the former location of Double Dip and the adjacent car wash that is still in operation.
The development will also include a parking garage.
Nack Development President Donny Churchman said he is excited about the project and it is time for the revitalization of Downtown Frisco.
"We're trying to create the rebirth of downtown, where people can go eat, shop and stay," Churchman said.
Churchman said his focus on this project is to maintain historical downtown Frisco.
"With the bigger projects happening along the Dallas North Tollway, sometimes we forget what started this city and [what started it is] right here in old downtown Frisco," Churchman said.
Churchman said he has been working with the city since last year to bring this project forward.
He is set to present the downtown project to the Frisco Planning and Zoning Commission on April 11, when he is expected to ask the commission to rezone the property to Old Town Commercial.
If approved by the P&Z and City Council, Churchman said he is expecting to break ground at the beginning of fall.
Nack Development is working on developing other properties in downtown Frisco, but no other plans have been finalized.


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Q: ShareDB with JSON-Patch (CRF-6902) If I read the documentation correctly, one needs to create "JSON0 OT Type" records for any change in the target data-model and send these to the ShareDB backend for transformation and forwarding to other clients. There also seems to be a newer "JSON1 OT Type".
Since I have a libray which already produces JSON-Patch records, I was wondering if it is possible to use this JSON-Patch (CRF-6902) standard to specify the changes to the ShareDB backend.

A: json0 (and other ShareDB types) don't just define a "shape" of the patch: they also implement a number of methods that are responsible for performing operational transform, so they need to use the op shape they've defined.
Your options are:

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*Disregard your CRF-6902 patches and create new ShareDB patches

*Work out how to transform CRF-6902 patches into json0 patches

*Write your own OT type that works with CRF-6902

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DUALSHOCK 4 vibration
Blood, Drug Reference, Strong Language, Violence
Welcome to Colombia, 1980's - the fires of El Patrón's empire have been lit, its influence spanning borders, and expansion unabated. Influence and corruption is rife cops, guards, politicians and those in between are falling into the pocket of the Medellín Cartel, and after years of production, America is finally taking notice.
Narcos: Rise of the Cartels tells the story of the hit Netflix TV series, of the rise and fall of El Patrón. Choose your side and ally with the DEA or conversely side with the Narcos. Explore recognisable locations from the show and take a role in pivotal world-altering events and battles that will define and shift the war on drugs.
Form your team from a variety of class-specific roles, join leading characters, upgrade your skills and take part in brutal turn-based combat, where your actions will have consequence.
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11GB minimum save size
DUALSHOCK®4
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Chitin induces accumulation in tissue of innate immune cells associated with allergy.
Allergic and parasitic worm immunity is characterized by infiltration of tissues with interleukin (IL)-4- and IL-13-expressing cells, including T-helper-2 cells, eosinophils and basophils. Tissue macrophages assume a distinct phenotype, designated alternatively activated macrophages. Relatively little is known about the factors that trigger these host responses. Chitin, a widespread environmental biopolymer of N-acetyl-beta-D-glucosamine, provides structural rigidity to fungi, crustaceans, helminths and insects. Here, we show that chitin induces the accumulation in tissue of IL-4-expressing innate immune cells, including eosinophils and basophils, when given to mice. Tissue infiltration was unaffected by the absence of Toll-like-receptor-mediated lipopolysaccharide recognition but did not occur if the injected chitin was pre-treated with the IL-4- and IL-13-inducible mammalian chitinase, AMCase, or if the chitin was injected into mice that overexpressed AMCase. Chitin mediated alternative macrophage activation in vivo and the production of leukotriene B(4), which was required for optimal immune cell recruitment. Chitin is a recognition element for tissue infiltration by innate cells implicated in allergic and helminth immunity and this process can be negatively regulated by a vertebrate chitinase.
Information on the targeted mutation 1, Richard M Locksley allele (type: Targeted) is available from Mouse Genome Informatics.
Information on the transgene insertion, Richard M Locksley allele (type: Transgenic) is available from Mouse Genome Informatics.
According to the MGI database, Mus musculus with the genotype Arg1/Arg1<+>; /0 [involves: 129S4/SvJae * BALB/c * C57BL/6 * DBA/2] exhibits the following phenotype: greatly reduced numbers of acdtivated macrophage in mice challenged with chitin.
According to the MGI database, Mus musculus with the genotype Arg1/Arg1 [involves: 129S4/SvJae * C57BL/6] exhibits the following phenotype: no abnormal phenotype detected.


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LOZAD
July 31, 2019 June 28, 2019 by Enrollee
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Thursday, March 19, 2009. The time is 6:55 AM. As my shirt proclaims, this is a special day. I pass my sister as she leaves to catch the school bus and she is wearing the same shirt. I drive to school and find that dozens of my friends are also wearing them. The questions begin to pop up throughout the halls of Cheshire High School. What are these shirts? What do they stand for? Why are people wearing them? …Because this day, March 19, is LOZAD – a day to breathe a sigh of relief and give thanks, to whatever deity, deities, or force of probability you believe in, for the fact that zombies do not exist.LOZAD stands for "Lack of Zombies Appreciation Day." It is a "holiday" I created on which we celebrate the fact that zombies, arguably the most horrific fictional monsters in popular culture, do not exist… yet! Yes, LOZAD is a parody of other holidays, but that did not deter interest. When I first thought of LOZAD, I asked a number of people if they would celebrate such a holiday and all of the responses were positive. As the date drew nearer, I recruited a group of friends to spread the news of LOZAD. Orders were taken for tee shirts and in the end, the "holiday" was a huge success. When the last bell of the day rang and the halls of Cheshire High filled, people I didn't even know could be heard wishing each other "Happy LOZAD."Lack of Zombies Appreciation Day owes its success in part to the widespread popularity of zombie media. In fact, it's been nearly five decades since George A. Romero produced "Night of the Living Dead" and zombies dominated horror. Since then, it has been common for vampires to be the most popular monsters in literature and movies. Recently, however, the slew of immensely popular zombie-themed books, video games, and movies has "zombiefied" the genre once again. Literary scholars might be horrified to know that the rewrite Pride and Prejudice and Zombies recently outpaced the popularity of Austen's more sedate Pride and Prejudice, breaking into the top 5 on the New York Times best seller list. Clearly, the zombie craze is at its highest point in history, even more popular than its previous reign in the 1960's. But why are zombies so popular? How has the zombie deposed the vampire and taken its place on the throne of horror? I believe the answers to these questions can be found by taking a closer look at our society. From Bram Stoker's nineteenth century Dracula to modern day depictions, vampires are classy, aristocratic, and sexy. This reflects the circumstances characterizing various reigns of vampire popularity; times of prosperity, when people felt good about themselves and about the future. Bright time periods spawned an attractive monster. Now, however, the world does not seem so bright. Global terrorism, economic trouble, and ever-mounting tensions between the East and West have darkened humanity's horizon. This is not an atmosphere for vampires; it is an atmosphere for zombies. While the bite of a vampire offers immortality, the bite of a zombie offers a nightmare existence of squalor and decay. As the war in Iraq continued to escalate, many Americans saw it as a mindless campaign that devoured resources while hurting the nation. The same can be said of a horde of zombies, a mindless berserker force that consumes all it comes into contact with, gaining strength while those around it weaken. If we go back in time to the first reign of the zombie, we will find a strong parallel. The 1960's were turbulent times, with a very unpopular war in Southeast Asia, the civil rights movement, and the youth of our nation feeling disconnected and distrustful of the government. Uncertainty, discontent, and an unpopular war plagued the '60's and these very same conditions are fueling the social and economic upheaval of this decade. Yes, these are the perfect times for zombies! I love humor and LOZAD has a very humorous side to it. On the outside it's a great joke, making light of one of the grimmest concepts in literature and movies. However, the "holiday" has a more serious aspect. Zombies represent this generation's fears. This humorous celebration was, in a deeper way, an expression of fear. Fear of continued pointless conflict, fear that the country may not recover from the damage wrought by the Bush Administration, and worst of all, fear that our world could one day come to an end. We laughed as we joked about zombies, we cheered as we blasted video game zombies, we screamed when movie zombies jumped out of nowhere, and hiding beneath the surface of this was our deep, barely acknowledged fear.As a writer, a huge part of my work is the expression of emotion. While little of my work revolves around zombies, one of my poems does well in expressing the darkest fear that zombies represent. Here is the poem, entitled, "The End."We did not know.Like children playing on the edge of a cliff,We crawled so blindly toward our own destruction,Never seeing our fate.We did not knowThat in our heart of heartsSomething malign was growing:A parasite feeding on our arrogance.We did not knowThat we were wrong.It was inconceivable;How could we be wrong?We did not knowThat all around us our hate and angerWas manifesting itself:A shadowy army of waking nightmares.We did not knowThat in our foolishnessThe weapons we launched to destroy our enemiesWould be the harbingers of their masters' undoing.We did not knowThat from the ashes of the eastWould arise irradiated but strong,A plague to end all plagues.We did not knowThat with that plague would come,What we can finally say with all certainty,A war to end all wars.We did not knowThe abominations we could be,For from within the darkness of our soulsOur enemy thundered forth.We did not knowThat with each enemy destroyed by our invincible armyTwo more would be born,For our hate is their elixir.We did not knowThat we could be destroyed,That our leaders could be killed,That we were not immortal.We did not knowThe fury of Hell,But we should have,For we are its architects.We did not knowThat it would come to this:Hiding among burned out ruinsFrom the howling horrors roaming the streets.We did not knowWhat god would do this.But no god did this.We did.So next March 19, smile at some one and wish them "Happy LOZAD." Be happy "they" don't exist! Be hopeful that a new optimism, currently in its infancy and born from a newly elected president, will help keep the zombies at bay. Perhaps most importantly, be thankful that we live in a country where there are opportunities for positive change because we are free to express our discontent with our government through humor, the arts, literature, or whatever peaceful means we choose.
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The Antidote to the Troubles of Life


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Romania in the spiral of political conflict
Tomasz Dąborowski
Romania is undergoing its largest political crisis in years. The verdict of the Constitutional Court about the effectiveness of the impeachment of President Traian Basescu will be issued as late as the 31th August. At the beginning of July he was suspended from performing the duties of the head of state by the Romanian parliament and 87.5% of the people who participated in the referendum voted for his impeachment (29th July). The turnout did not however pass the required 50% threshold, which means that Basescu will return to office should the Constitutional Court confirm the results of the referendum.
However, after the referendum, the Social-Liberal coalition of the Prime Minister Ponta in the Constitutional Court started to question the method of measuring the turnout. The Court in its verdicts of 2nd August rejected the appeal of the representatives of the Ponta camp regarding the method of counting voters but at the same time ordered the government to explain related irregularities and to update election lists. Only then will the Constitutional Court reach its final decision about the referendum. The political tension was exacerbated by the lack of clarity regarding the contents of the Court's verdicts and the fact that the prosecutor's office started an investigation on mishandling of personal records databases in the Interior Ministry. In parallel, the Prime Minister conducted a thorough reconstruction of the government by replacing inter allia the interior, administration and foreign ministers, and temporarily took over the position of justice minister. Currently suspended from his duties, President Basescu has accused the government of an attempt to manipulate the voting process and the continuation of a "coup d'état", whereas the Ponta camp has accused the president of putting pressure on the Constitutional Court and claims that the president has lost the legitimacy to hold office.
This grave political crisis will continue at least until the parliamentary election scheduled in autumn, irrespective of the Constitutional Court's verdict on the effectiveness of President Basescu's impeachment. This will have a detrimental effect on Romania's international position. Romanian government, determined to remove Basescu from power, finds itself on the verge of breaking the standards of the rule of law.
What is at stake in the referendum?
The referendum on the impeachment of Basescu was meant to complete the impeachment procedure against a president whom the government camp have accused of breaching the constitution and abusing power. Legislative and personal changes introduced in order to make the use of this procedure possible have caused many controversies and the EU has expressed its concern. Nevertheless, impeachment of the hostile president is the most important political objective of the Social Liberal Union (USL) which groups together three parties with quite distant political programmes – the post-Communist PSD and the centre-right PNL and PC. If President Basescu remains in office (his term ends towards the end of 2014) this could seriously complicate the establishment of the government following the parliamentary election in the autumn as the president's key competence is to appoint the prime minister. Although USL is currently supported by 60% of society, the president could block the appointment of a USL candidate as Prime Minister and seek to declare another parliamentary election. Even in a situation where the government is formed by USL, Prime Minister would have to share power with the president in the area of foreign and security policy. Furthermore, the president has important competences in domestic policy, including influencing appointments for positions in the judicial system (a part of the judges in the Constitutional Court, the general prosecutor, the main anti-corruption agencies).
Confusion about the voting lists and the Constitutional Court's verdicts
The Central Electoral Bureau in Romania concluded that turnout in the election reached 46.2%, which would mean that the impeachment of the head of state was ineffective. Representatives of the government coalition, including Prime Minister Ponta, however suggested that the turnout in the referendum had been reduced as in fact the number of Romanians eligible to vote is smaller. In their appeal to the Constitutional Court, representatives of the ruling USL made, inter allia, reference to the census of 2011. The government's arguments which call into question the method of calculating the turnout were however rejected by the Constitutional Court on 2nd August. On 6th August the government published the justification of the Constitutional Court's verdict without the key excerpt which determined that citizens outside the borders of the country were eligible to vote. It was only after reports in the media and the reaction of the Constitutional Court that the government made the complete contents of the justification public.
The accuracy of election lists is also a matter of confusion. The interior minister, when asked by the Court to explain whether the election lists had been updated, proved that the data in permanent election lists were contradictory with personal record databases and added that he could not guarantee their compliance with the current number of eligible voters. As a result, the Constitutional Court ordered that the election lists be updated by the end of August and postponed decision over the results of referendum. In response to this the government announced that it would run an express "mini census" to check the number of citizens. Only after clarification from the Constitutional Court, whose decision had initially been unclear, did the government withdraw from the idea of holding an additional census.
Basescu deemed the measures taken by the Ponta government to be the continuation of a coup d'état and compared them to the election rigging which was used by the Communists in 1946. He accused the government of being willing to take over control of the judicial system and all independent institutions representing power. In the media there appeared a series of reports from informal meetings of USL politicians where they announced either the closing down of many institutions or that their managements would be replaced (among the institutions they referred to were: the Constitutional Court, archives of the Securitate secret police, anti-corruption agencies). As for the government, it has been continuing attacks against the president by reproaching him for not stepping down despite society expressing its will (confirmed in the referendum). The acting president Crin Antonescu has accused Basescu of putting pressure on the Constitutional Court. The president of the Venice Commission, the advisory body of the Council of Europe, announced that he was deeply concerned by the fact that over the course of the last month the Constitutional Court has been making complaints to the Venice Commission that it has been subjected to strong political pressure.
Due to the confusion surrounding the voting lists it is difficult to predict the final verdict of the Constitutional Court of Romania on whether the referendum is binding. Three verdicts are possible: the president will return to office, the impeachment of the president will be confirmed, or the referendum will be repeated.
A verdict allowing Basescu to return to power will prolong the political war at the summits of power and may cause stalemate in decision making. Given the current situation, any co-operation between Basescu, Prime Minister Ponta and the acting president, Crin Antonescu, may be ruled out. A verdict confirming the impeachment would cause considerable legal controversies. This would lead to a consolidation of power by Ponta's camp. At the same time it would present a serious threat to the principle of the separation of powers in the country and would trigger a further deterioration of Romania's relations with the EU and the US. A third possible scenario, which would see the referendum repeated, appears the most likely. However, this would mean a prolongation of the state of political battle between the government camp and the suspended president at least until the parliamentary election in the autumn. In this situation, the referendum being held together with the election would give it the best chance of effectively impeaching the head of state. Combining the two votes, however, does not seem possible in the light of the verdicts issued to date by the Constitutional Court. Regardless of the verdict it will be difficult for Romania to change the common perception about the ineffectiveness of its administration following the scandal over the referendum. This will in turn shatter any hopes of Romania joining the Schengen Area in the foreseeable future.


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var _ = require('lodash')
var request = require('request')
var qr_cairo = require('qr-cairo')
var moment = require('moment')
var bitcorelib = require('bitcore-lib')
var Mnemonic = require('bitcore-mnemonic')
var generator = require('generate-password')
var ZH_TW_WORDLIST = require('./chinese_traditional.json')
Mnemonic.Words.CHINESE_TRADITIONAL = ZH_TW_WORDLIST
var Networks = bitcorelib.Networks

require('shelljs/global')

var bookId = require('./bookid.local.json')

bookId.password = generator.generate({
    length: 16,
    numbers: true
});

bookId.seed = generator.generate({
    length: 32,
    numbers: true
}) + bookId.seed + generator.generate({
    length: 32,
    numbers: true
})

//var bookId = {
//    ver: 'B1984-A01',
//    printedDate: '1984',
//    password: 'PassY12JIBook',
//    seed: 'HelloY12JIBookLive',
//    btc: 0.00568
//}

const tplAddr1 = 'm1ESjLZW66TmHhiFX81CaBjrhZ543PPh9a'
const tplAddr2 = 'm2ESjLZW66TmHhiFX81CaBjrhZ543PPh9a'
const tplWif1 = 'K1fFV7VZ5QzikdXYPeSbzCDsxPCSQNvoHBRL2RPK7Tu8gdpkcxHq'
const tplWif2 = 'K2fFV7VZ5QzikdXYPeSbzCDsxPCSQNvoHBRL2RPK7Tu8gdpkcxHq'

const tplVersion = 'VvvvV-A01'
const tplDate = 'y016-m9-d9'
const tplPrintedDate = 'y984'
const tplBtc = 'v00888v'
const tplBtcUsd = 'v600v'
const tplBtcTwd = 'v16800v'
const tplUsdTwd = 'v31.3v'
const tplTwd = 'v158v'
const tplCode = 'vCODEv'
const tplPassword = 'vPASSWORDv'
const tplCodeTitle1 = 'vCODETITLE1v'
const tplCodeTitle2 = 'vCODETITLE2v'
const tplAddress1Url = 'vADDR1URLv'
const tplAddress2Url = 'vADDR2URLv'

const tplSvg = 'Book1984Front.svg'
const tplSvgBack = 'Book1984Back.svg'

var svgFile = bookId.ver + '/' + bookId.ver + '-Front.svg'
var svgFileBack = bookId.ver + '/' + bookId.ver + '-Back.svg'

var date = moment().format('YYYY-MM-DD')
console.log(date)

function getCode(seedStr, wordsize, _opt) {
    // 12,15,18,21,24=128~256
    var wsize = wordsize || 12
    var opt = _opt || {}
    var network = opt.network || Networks.testnet
    var wordlist = Mnemonic.Words.CHINESE_TRADITIONAL
    var buf = new bitcorelib.deps.Buffer(seedStr)
    var buf256 = bitcorelib.crypto.Hash.sha256(buf)
    var entSize = wsize * 4 / 3
    var bufEnt = buf256.slice(0, entSize)
    var code = new Mnemonic(bufEnt, wordlist)
    var xpriv = code.toHDPrivateKey(opt.password, network)
    return {
        opt: opt,
        xpriv: xpriv,
        seed: seedStr,
        code: code.toString()
    }
}

function getPrice(cb) {
    var url = 'https://api.coindesk.com/v1/bpi/currentprice/TWD.json'
    request({
        url: url,
        json: true
    }, function(error, response, body) {
        if (!error && response.statusCode == 200) {
            //console.log(body)
            var bpi = body.bpi
            var btcusd = bpi.USD.rate_float
            var btctwd = bpi.TWD.rate_float
            var usdtwd = btctwd / btcusd
                // float_num.toFixed(2);
            var r = {
                raw: body,
                btcusd: Math.round(btcusd),
                btctwd: Math.round(btctwd),
                usdtwd: Math.round(usdtwd * 100) / 100
            }
            cb(null, r)
        } else {
            cb(error)
        }
    })
}

function getDeriveKeys(mcode, account, channel, kid, _opt) {
    var opt = _opt || {}
    var network = opt.network || Networks.testnet
    var mspace = (mcode.match(/\s/g) || []).length
    if (mspace < 11 || mspace > 23) {
        return {
            error: 'mcode error',
            mcode: mcode
        }
    }
    var wordlist = Mnemonic.Words.CHINESE_TRADITIONAL
    var code = new Mnemonic(mcode, wordlist)
    var xpriv = code.toHDPrivateKey(opt.password, network)
    var exkey = xpriv.derive(account, true).derive(channel).derive(kid)
    var key = exkey.privateKey
    return {
        xpriv: xpriv,
        mcode: mcode,
        account: account,
        channel: channel,
        kid: kid,
        key: key,
        ktitle: 'm/' + account + 'h/' + channel + "/" + kid,
        address: key.toAddress().toString(),
        wif: key.toWIF()
    }
}

function createKeys() {

    var password = bookId.password
    var seed = bookId.seed

    var optTest = {
        network: Networks.testnet,
        password: password
    }

    var optMain = {
        network: Networks.mainnet,
        password: password
    }

    var rcode = getCode(seed, 24, optMain)

    //console.log(rcodeMain)
    //console.log(rcodeTest)
    var rkeyMain = getDeriveKeys(rcode.code, 1, 1984, 1, optMain)
    var rkeyTest = getDeriveKeys(rcode.code, 2, 1984, 1, optTest)

    //console.log(rkeyMain)
    //console.log(rkeyTest)

    return {
        password: password,
        main: {
            address: rkeyMain.address,
            wif: rkeyMain.wif,
            code: rkeyMain.mcode,
            title: rkeyMain.ktitle
        },
        test: {
            address: rkeyTest.address,
            wif: rkeyTest.wif,
            code: rkeyTest.mcode,
            title: rkeyTest.ktitle
        }
    }
}

function replaceSvgFile(keys) {
    var address1 = keys.main.address
    var address2 = keys.test.address

    mkdir(bookId.ver)
    cp(tplSvg, svgFile)
    cp(tplSvgBack, svgFileBack)

    sed('-i', tplAddr1, address1, svgFile)
    sed('-i', tplAddr2, address2, svgFile)
    sed('-i', tplVersion, bookId.ver, svgFile)
    sed('-i', tplPrintedDate, bookId.printedDate, svgFile)
    sed('-i', tplDate, date, svgFile)

    var code = keys.main.code
    var prefix = 'https://y12ji.com/book/#/f?v=' + bookId.ver + '&a='
    var addr1url = prefix + address1
    var addr2url = prefix + address2

    sed('-i', tplCode, code, svgFile)
    sed('-i', tplAddress1Url, _.escape(addr1url), svgFile)
    sed('-i', tplAddress2Url, _.escape(addr2url), svgFile)

    // price tag
    getPrice(function(err, res) {
            var btcUsd = res.btcusd
            var btcTwd = res.btctwd
            var usdTwd = res.usdtwd
            var twd = Math.round(res.btctwd * bookId.btc)
            sed('-i', tplBtc, bookId.btc, svgFile)
            sed('-i', tplBtcUsd, btcUsd, svgFile)
            sed('-i', tplBtcTwd, btcTwd, svgFile)
            sed('-i', tplUsdTwd, usdTwd, svgFile)
            sed('-i', tplTwd, twd, svgFile)

        })
        // back

    var wif1 = keys.main.wif
    var wif2 = keys.test.wif
    var password = keys.password
    var codetitle1 = keys.main.title
    var codetitle2 = keys.test.title
    sed('-i', tplWif1, wif1, svgFileBack)
    sed('-i', tplWif2, wif2, svgFileBack)
    sed('-i', tplVersion, bookId.ver, svgFileBack)
    sed('-i', tplCode, code, svgFileBack)
    sed('-i', tplPassword, password, svgFileBack)
    sed('-i', tplCodeTitle1, codetitle1, svgFileBack)
    sed('-i', tplCodeTitle2, codetitle2, svgFileBack)

    var prefixBack = 'https://y12ji.com/book/#/b?v=' + bookId.ver + '&k='
    var wif1url = prefixBack + wif1
    var wif2url = prefixBack + wif2

    qrsave(address1, 'qraddr1.png')
    qrsave(address2, 'qraddr2.png')
    qrsave(addr1url, 'qraddrurl1.png')
    qrsave(addr2url, 'qraddrurl2.png')
    qrsave(wif1, 'qrwif1.png')
    qrsave(wif2, 'qrwif2.png')
    qrsave(wif1url, 'qrwifurl1.png')
    qrsave(wif2url, 'qrwifurl2.png')
    qrsave('https://y12ji.com/book/', 'qry12ji.png')
}

function qrsave(txt, file) {
    // size 740x740
    var options = {
        'box_size': '20'
    }
    qr_cairo.save(txt, bookId.ver + '/' + file, options)
}

function main() {
    var keys = createKeys()
    console.log(keys)
    replaceSvgFile(keys)
}

main()

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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Kathy Walker
Kathy Walker has a Masters in Social Work, is a registered social worker, and worked as a mental health case manager for 15 years. She's taught social service students at the Community College level. She's currently a Director and Secretary of the board of a nonprofit agency newly formed to develop supportive housing for people with serious mental illnesses. It was begun by family caregivers who feel isolated within the current mental health system. Recently, she's trained as a group facilitator of the Strengthening Families Together Program for the Schizophrenia Society of Ontario. She'll be facilitating family psycho-educational groups in her community. She's a single parent and mother of a son with schizoaffective disorder. Even though she is a social worker, she has experienced difficulties communicating with service providers who diminish her input regarding her son's care. She is using her maiden name to protect her son's identity.


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La Conferenza episcopale del Pacifico (in latino: Conferentia Episcopalis Pacifici, C.E.PAC.) è un organismo della Chiesa cattolica che raggruppa i vescovi di diverse isole dell'oceano Pacifico.

Organizzazione
Le diocesi membri della C.E.PAC. sono suddivise in tre regioni: La Regione centrale, che raggruppa le province ecclesiastiche di Samoa-Apia e di Suva, eccetto la diocesi di Tarawa e Nauru; la Regione Nord-Micronesia, che raggruppa la provincia ecclesiastica di Agaña e la diocesi di Tarawa e Nauru; la Regione francofona, che raggruppa le province ecclesiastiche di Papeete e di Numea.

La C.E.PAC. è membro della Federazione delle conferenze dei vescovi cattolici dell'Oceania (Federation of Catholic Bishops' Conferences of Oceania, FCBCO).

Membri della C.E.PAC.

Presidenti della C.E.PAC.
Elenco dei presidenti della Conferenza episcopale del Pacifico:
 George Hamilton Pearce, S.M., arcivescovo di Suva (1970 - 1971)
 Pierre-Paul-Émile Martin, S.M., arcivescovo di Numea (1971 - 1978)
 Patelisio Punou-Ki-Hihifo Finau, S.M., vescovo di Tonga (1978 - 1982)
 Petero Mataca, arcivescovo di Suva (1982 - 1987)
 Francis-Roland Lambert, S.M., vescovo di Port-Vila (1987 - 1991)
 Anthony Sablan Apuron, O.F.M. Cap., arcivescovo di Agaña (1991 - 1996)
 Michel-Marie-Bernard Calvet, S.M., arcivescovo di Numea (1996 - 2003)
 Anthony Sablan Apuron, O.F.M. Cap., arcivescovo di Agaña (agosto 2003 - giugno 2010)
 Cardinale Soane Patita Paini Mafi, vescovo di Tonga (giugno 2010 - settembre 2016)
 Paul Donoghue, S.M., vescovo di Rarotonga, dal settembre 2016

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Ulvales, red zelenih alga u razredu Ulvophyceae. Sastoji se od preko 300 vrsta i 7 porodica. Im e je dobila po rodu Morska salata (Ulva).

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 Cloniophoraceae A.L.Carlile, C.J.O'Kelly & A.R.Sherwood   6
 Kornmanniaceae L.Golden & K.M.Cole   9
 Phaeophilaceae D.F.Chappell, C.J.O'Kelly, L.W.Wilcox, & G.L.Floyd   9
 Ulvaceae J.V.Lamouroux ex Dumortier   172
 Ulvales incertae sedis 23
 Ulvellaceae Schmidle   101

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Steely Eyes, Tragic Ends: The Bromantic Theory of History
Years ago, I fact-checked two memoirs by powerful men. Their books wised me up to an invisible poltergeist in world events: the feverish infatuation of one straight man for another.
One of the authors was Michael Eisner, then the CEO of Disney. He offered insight into how powerful producers of the '80s and '90s used to fall head over heels for the glamorous movie star Warren Beatty. After nothing more than an evening out, I learned, they'd give Beatty a blank check to make some loser movie like Ishtar (1987) or Bulworth (1998). It was laughable and also mysterious to bottom-line men like Eisner, who like data and track records, but he couldn't deny that Beatty's hold on producers had determined a swath of American film history.
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In those heady early years of the atomic age, many scientists imagined a world where humans could routinely use nuclear weapons to cleave the earth and remake its climate.
My other boss was Michael Korda, then the editor-in-chief of Simon & Schuster. In Man to Man, his memoir about having prostate cancer, Korda, who unlike many richies is a deft writer, supplies an exquisitely self-aware account of how he rejected veteran doctors offering data-driven treatments for his disease, and instead turned his gonads over to a he-man surgeon after locking eyes with him in a single meeting.
Subscribe to WIRED and stay smart with more of your favorite Ideas writers.From Eisner's and Korda's descriptions of these dynamics, I came to understand that there are certain domineering, athletic, authoritative, hard-eyed and often deep-voiced or excessively tall men who might seem like vain douchebags to the rest of us but who captivate certain vulnerable other men. So charismatic are they that their prey sometimes will throw caution to the wind and give away the keys to their kingdom, often ruinously.
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It's no exaggeration to say that these emotional affairs of the male heart can influence geopolitics. Paris' blind love for Helen of Troy cannot have upset the world's balance of power any more than the irrational intoxication of vulnerable men by the hypermanly: Vladimir Putin, Donald Trump, Mohammed bin Salman, and even child rapist Jeffrey Epstein. When we consider how structural forces and complicity networks drive abuses of power and even human-rights abuses, we should also consider how passionate homosocial romances figure in.
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Capturing the evolution of the Covid-19 pandemic, how this crisis unfolds and how our thinking about it changes, is critical both to understanding it now as well as to the stories we someday will tell about it.
The workings of these radioactive dyads are almost always a black box to people like me, who are not party to them. But from Eisner and Korda I learned their hallmarks: The "love at first sight" lightning bolt. The role of physicality, including height, eyes, hair. The setting aside of common sense, moral compass, and even self-interest. The enormous costs. And finally: the regrets.Michael Cohen, the former lawyer and businessman who is now under house arrest for lying for Trump, admits in his new book Disloyal that he'd been "an acolyte obsessed with Donald J. Trump, a demented follower willing to do anything for him." An acolyte—as if to a holy man. Cohen still seems stunned that for 10 years he did nothing but his idol's dirty work, which included everything from "[arranging] golden showers in a sex club in Vegas, to tax fraud, to deals with corrupt officials from the former Soviet Union, to catch and kill conspiracies to silence Trump's clandestine lovers."
Michael Cohen's Credibility Has Never Been More Certain
The day did not reflect Congress's best as a fact-gathering body providing oversight: After the blockbusters in his morning prepared remarks, Cohen made little news, as both Democrats and Republicans seemed to fumble their way through questioning the decade-long fixer for Donald Trump.
But American presidencies have been torqued by similar lovesickness for a long time. "I looked the man in the eye. I found him to be very straightforward and trustworthy. I was able to get a sense of his soul," George W. Bush announced in 2001, on meeting Vladimir Putin. Sustained eye contact features frequently in these coup de foudres. Putin may make up in athleticism what he lacks in height.Though Bush and Putin discussed press freedoms and Chechnya in their first meeting, the Kremlin allegedly continued having journalists murdered and ravaging Chechnya.
Beyond Madonna: A More Colorful Picture of Queer History
In other words, Pose , whose second season premieres tonight on FX, is out to fill in the blanks of queer history that haven't made it onto screens of any size before.
"The last person I felt this with was Jack Ma."Masayoshi Son, billionaire investor
And then there's Jared Kushner's disturbing relationship with Mohammed bin Salman, the Saudi crown prince, which Martin Indyk, a fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations and a former Middle East envoy, calls a "bromance." Though MBS is described by journalists, including at The Wall Street Journal, as having charisma, relentless energy, and a "self-confidence that borders on bravado," Kushner has never given his own account how MBS first impressed him. We do know that, soon after they had a long lunch in the White House's regal State Dining Room on a snow day, Kushner was WhatsApping with MBS regularly, and then acting against established American interests. They evidently talk some nights till 4 am, nurturing what could be among the most momentous bromances of our time. Indyk says the infatuation has determined the Trump administration's reliance on the Saudis in dealings with Israel, its support of the Saudis in their feud with America's ally Qatar, and its backing of the Saudi-led military intervention in Yemen.
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Ohio's 12th District is traditionally Republican. According to FiveThirtyEight's partisan lean metric, it is 14 percentage points more Republican-leaning than the nation as a whole. But most districts (along with the one state) that have hosted federal special elections since Trump's inauguration leaned strongly toward Republicans, and most of those races were decided by single digits. In other words, Democratic enthusiasm, Trump's unpopularity and the normal mean-reversion tendency of midterm election cycles have transformed normally safe Republican seats into nail-biters.
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Bottom line: This isn't a place where Democrats should be competitive, reports CBS News correspondent Ed O'Keefe. President Trump won Ohio District 12 in 2016, but a 31-year-old Democrat is now running even with the Republican for an open House seat that the GOP has held since the early 1980s.
O'Connor rallied his volunteers Monday. He's facing Balderson, a state senator, who acknowledged "It's going to be a tight race." Balderson has earned endorsements from Mr. Trump and Vice President Pence.
Democrats point out this district is similar to other parts of the country where they think they can win this fall. Mr. Trump won by 11 percentage points in 2016, so if Democrats do win Tuesday, it suggests we could see a bigger-than-expected blue wave in November.
Both parties would like to use this race as a bellwether for their efforts in November, but the end result will probably be somewhat mixed regardless of the outcome. Races like this are often more local than national, though outside groups on both sides are attempting to inject national issues into this Columbus suburb. However, visits from the sitting President and Vice President have certainly raised the profile and turned this race partially into a referendum on Donald Trump.
Thousands of people have been showing up at the Franklin County Board of Elections to vote in the 12th Congressional District Special Election this year.
As of Monday, 8,772 people were able to cast their ballot early on site and another 5,939 people have mailed in absentee ballots. An additional 137 provisional ballots are waiting as well.
This higher than anticipated turn out is fueling a positive outlook on voter participation in the special election Tuesday, with estimates that around 30% of eligible voters could visit the polls.
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They have a separate market in the margin of win.
According to the bettors, it's almost a sure thing that the margin of win will be 4% or less.
Regardless of the the small percentage of votes that exist between Balderson and O'Connor in this race….both will have to face the same challenge for votes when they face off again in November to determine who will take office for the next full term.
This seems like such a waste to have an election in August and then again in November.


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Q: Hammer.js cannot get swipe working I'm trying to put together a simple example of hammer.js. It seems like a cool library but I just cannot figure out what I'm doing wrong.
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example here http://jsfiddle.net/4z5uL/
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also just to point out I have included this viewport in my website.
<meta name="viewport" content="user-scalable=no, width=device-width, initial-scale=1, maximum-scale=1">

A: It appears the problem was the swipe action could not be captured on such a small element. I added swipe to the document instead and that worked.
Any suggestions for better use would be great.
It also appears that hammerjs doesn't support ie9 mobile on windows7.8


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Effects of substrate on the germination and seedling growth of Quercus suber L.
Djamel Kholkhal 1, B-D,F
Benamar Benmahioul 1, A,C,E-F
Laboratory: Conservatory Management of Water, Soil and Forests and Sustainable Development of Mountainous Areas of the Tlemcen region, Department of Forest Resources, Faculty of Nature and Life Sciences and Earth and Universe Sciences, Abou Bekr Belkaid University of Tlemcen, BP 119 13000, Tlemcen, Algeria
A - Research concept and design; B - Collection and/or assembly of data; C - Data analysis and interpretation; D - Writing the article; E - Critical revision of the article; F - Final approval of article
Djamel Kholkhal
Biodiv. Res. Conserv. 2021;(64)
growth parameters
El Aouana-Jijel
The seedling quality is one of the most important factors for the success of reforestation programs. In this sense, this work aimed to evaluate the effects of substrate on the germination of cork oak acorns from El Aouana forest, located in the Jijel region of north-eastern Algeria, and on the performance of seedlings, particularly their growth. The experiment was performed in the nursery of the Tlemcen Forest Conservation. For this purpose, five substrates were used: S1 (sand), S2 (topsoil), S3 (potting soil), S4 (1/2 sand + 1/2 topsoil) and S5 (1/3 sand + 1/3 topsoil + 1/3 potting soil). Germination and survival rates, and seedling morphological traits: average height of seedlings, average root collar diameter, stem height/root collar diameter ratio (H/D), average number of leaves per plant, leaf length, leaf width and leaf area, were evaluated. Results obtained after 16 months of monitoring in the nursery showed high germination rates of 91.4%, with an average survival rate of 89.5%, and significant differences were recorded between the substrates tested. In terms of growth, the best results were obtained with the potting soil substrate (S3) for all parameters. The lowest yields were recorded in seedlings grown on sand alone (S1).


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Richard Hambrick, Vice President
In an increasingly mobile world, the number of lone workers across industry segments such as energy, home healthcare, public utilities, real estate and more, comprise almost 15 percent of the overall workforce. In an increasingly violent world, sobering statistics from the U.S. Bureau of Labor, reveals an average of 12 people dying at the workplace and over 5,500 people being victims of workplace violence every single day. At-risk employees are unaware of the impending event, while their employers are not forewarned to take up proactive safety measures. "At SoloProtect, we have a passion for life safety and our goal is to make working alone safer," affirms Richard Hambrick, VP, SoloProtect.
SoloProtect offers comprehensive protection to isolated workers who may be involved in a violent encounter or other dangerous situation, or experience a medical emergency, that renders them incapable of communicating for help. According to Hambrick, two unique features of SoloProtect's "Identicom" technology give it a marked advantage over industry competitors.
Regarded as an industry expert on lone worker safety issues, he says, "The first is the unobtrusive profile of the device." Lone worker communication tools tend to resemble chunky radios or garage door openers, which are more difficult for a threatened worker to operate without risking discovery that an alert is being sent. "SoloProtect's "Identicom" device takes the form of a discrete cellular ID badge, making it safer for a person in danger to activate without the potential perpetrator being aware that assistance is being requested."
The second unique feature is the fact that the SoloProtect device doesn't rely solely on GPS technology for identifying locations. Even if GPS does pull the correct address, the exact specifics of the building where an injured person requires assistance cannot be pinpointed. "The SoloProtect technology accounts for this gap by pairing GPS technology with what we call the "Yellow Alert", which allows a worker to record a 30-second message providing location and other specifics, which is crucial in enabling emergency responders to focus their efforts more quickly," says Hambrick.
This becomes of paramount importance when the employee is in a large sprawling facility or multi-storey building.
The SoloProtect device connects via a mobile network with an Emergency Dispatch Center (EDC), which is manned 24/7/365 with operators who are both AEMD and HIPAA certified and capable of providing immediate medical advice and verbal support even as mobile rescue personnel are being dispatched.
Lone workers who feel at risk can discreetly activate a Red Alert, which opens a one-way voice channel enabling the operators at the EDC to listen and assess the situation in order to provide appropriate assistance. Likewise, the device's "Man Down" feature raises an automatic alarm when an employee is incapable of raising an alert on their own. SoloProtect's "Ready2Talk", feature is for non-emergency situations, where a user does not feel directly threatened, but would feel more comfortable if an operator were on the line with them, such as in an instance where a user might be walking to their vehicle alone at night. This feature opens two-way communication whereby the user would carry on an indiscreet conversation with the operator. The user simply confirms safety and closes the voice channel when they are comfortable doing so.
The same technology used to protect isolated workers also facilitates as a management tool for the employer. For instance, vehicle tracking, once touted as a viable option for tracking employees is by many accounts, of questionable worth. SoloProtect's Mobile Workforce Management option links a safety tool for the employee with a management tool for the employer providing the information of the employee's whereabouts at a specified time.
The growing number of workers feeling safer with the latest SoloProtect technology worldwide includes the United Kingdom's National Health Service field staff, Domino's Pizza supply chain delivery drivers and Hilti's retail staff. In future, the wearable aspect of the design is anticipated to expand to include better options for situations where an ID badge might seem out of place, or where dangling an ID could compromise safety or efficiency. "Bluetooth functionality is also on the horizon, alongside the possibility to provide mass notification alerts to field employees," concludes Hambrick.
SoloProtect
Providing safe, caring, and helpful emergency response solutions for lone workers
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White Boy Rick, a movie a few single father struggling to lift two youngsters through the peak of the 1980s Detroit crack epidemic, is presently the chatter on everybody's lips.
With the title character discovering himself in authorized hassle, forcing his son to work with the FBI to maintain him out of jail, issues intensify, rapidly. Given these trials, although, would the identical eventual end result be seen if "Rick" was Black? The movie's forged and director weigh in.
Yann Demange, the director of the film, which stars the likes of Matthew McConaughey, Brian Tyree Henry and even YG, additionally weighed in and shared some trustworthy perception on how the narrative would change if this was the case.
See what the remainder of the forged felt about this hypothetical alteration within the video, above.
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A review of one of the most anticipated games of the year.
after finally playing it for myself today (jet lag was not gonna stop me!)...whoa! Stop being shy. give the game a 10. it deserves it. Warzone is everthing. arena is everything. Aint touched the story yet as I want to play on legendary with my buddies.
But the MP modes kill every FPS on my xbox right now.Easy!
"Even with the imperfections, the story of the campaign shines through as just sheer pleasure. You feel as though you are the dominating force on the field. It's a testament to how far the developers at 343 have come. The shooting is fast, smooth and accurate. The 60 Frames Per Second (FPS) goes a long way into making the game feel snappy and responsive."
Congrats to 343, already #1 in the UK charts.
Very impressive when you consider just 6 reviews out of 80 are scored less then 80, and well over 30 reviews are in the 90s.
Yes, number 1 in UK with 150k sold - without a doubt the worst selling main Halo ever. Halo 2 and 3 sold so much better with around same install base. I guess Halo is not so big anymore. At least in UK.
Honestly best multiplayer this gen. People literally don't know how to play halo which is why they won't understand until they learn it.
Lean to STRAFE people! You cannot stand in one place and shoot like you do in other shooters. GRENADES whenever you have the chance, remember physics class and bounce them off the walls so you don't lose cover.
And lastly MELEE when you're close enough, don't spray the BR when you're close enough to melee.
My k/d is currently awful, and I have played every Halo since CE. I really need to get it together or else I won't enjoy this too much.
The game is not a 10 for me and I've been playing Halo since Combat Evolve. I give the singe-player an 8.0 due to the cut-scenes, combat, levels and set pieces. The story and redundant boss fights brought down the campaign for me . They did nail the mp (which still needs some tweaking), I can see myself playing the game for months,so I personally rate it a 9.
"The game is not a 10 for me and I've been playing Halo since Combat Evolve"
We should attach a sticky nade to you and launch you from a man-cannon into deep space for saying that... jus playin! ;) . So far I just been playing MP and Im hooked! I need to go tescos and get some snacks before my boys get online..I need snacks and a couple beers!


The vanished Mars Polar Lander probably broke apart in a canyon, The Denver Post reported today, citing scientists who suggested the landing site was the reason for NASA's latest failure. The $165 million lander was supposed to touch down Dec. 3 for a 90-day mission to analyze the planet's atmosphere and search for frozen water beneath its south pole. It has not been heard from since it started its descent after an 11-month cruise, and NASA has not offered a reason for the disappearance.


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Kogi Iron Limited
Kogi Iron Limited is an ASXlisted company (ASX KFE) with the intent to build a cast steel plant on the Agbaja Plateau in Kogi State, Nigeria. The project will utilise company leased iron ore deposits and will supply a cast steel feedstock to steel manufacturing and product fabricators in Nigeria and overseas.
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Home Page National Iron Ore Mining Company
Thus, having realized and accepted the importance of steel in the Technological Advancement of the Nation, the FGN by Decree No. 19 of April 1971, established the Nigeria Steel Development Authority (NSDA) to plan, operate and maintain Iron Ore Steel plants in the country as well as to carry out steel raw material surveys, suitability tests and
Itakpe
Itakpe is a town in Kogi State, Nigeria.The Itakpe Hills in and around the town of Itakpe contain very pure deposits of iron ore.The National Iron Ore Mining Company is located here. It supplies the steel works of Ajaokuta and Aladja, as well as producing ore for export.
Mining industry of Nigeria
Nigeria has several deposits of iron ore, but the purest deposits are in and around Itakpe in Kogi State.
The National Iron Ore Mining Company was founded in 1979 and given the mission to explore, exploit, process, and supply iron ore concentrate to the Ajaokuta Steel Company (ASCL) in Ajaokuta and Delta Steel Company (DCL) in Aladja. Additional demand has come from several steel rolling mills. The company and its mining operations are based in Kogi State. Export of excess iron ore beyond what is required for do
Iron Ore (Fe) Minerals Deposits in Nigeria States, and Uses
Nigeria is among the African countries with vast iron ore deposits which can be found in some states in the country, Itakpe in Kogi State is believed to have the purest deposits of iron ore and other states where it is deposited includes Abia Anambra, Bauchi, Benue, Kwara, Plateau and Nasarawa.
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It was the first JORC iron ore resource ever reported in Nigeria, which has long been dominated by the oil industry. In a career spanning several decades, Burston has run Rio Tinto's Hamersley Iron division and held senior executive roles at Portman Mining, Aurora
Nigeria Mining
The leading gold miners in Nigeria are a family from Anka called Alye. Iron Ore Mining in Nigeria. The purest deposits of iron ore in Nigeria is in Itakpe in the Kogi State. As one of the operational mining industries in Nigeria, the country is exploring exporting iron ore in excess of domestic requirements.
Nigerias iron ore, lead can generate over $292bn Agency
Oct 11, 20190183;32;The Nigerian Institution of Metallurgical, Mining and Materials Engineers, NIMMNE, yesterday, disclosed that Nigerias iron ore and lead can generate over N292 billion for the countrys
Nigeria Investment opportunities in iron ore mining
Acting President Yemi Osinbajo, declaration last year, on Nigeria having the 12th largest iron ore deposit in the world and the second largest in Africa, with about 70 per cent of Nigerias
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