1. The base surface, to which the profile is supposed to be installed, must be even, smooth, free of any contaminants. After the surface is cleaned, the profile installation location needs to be primed (binding layer must be applied).
2. In order to even out the surface, it is necessary to create a base layer using epoxy resin (on both sides of the expansion joint) or using modified cement mortar, with a width of approx. 20-30 mm more than the support arms of the aluminium profiles.
3. The aluminium surfaces adhering directly to the floor level must be thoroughly cleaned, with the removal of any oils or fats, before installation.
Lay out the profiles on the initially prepared epoxy resin or modified cement mortar layer, making sure that no air bubbles are created. Gently press the profile in with a rubber hammer until it is flush with the floor finish top surface.
4. After the epoxy resin or modified cement mortar dries, anchor the profile and remove the installation 'beams'. Use anchors appropriate for the load values and surface type for the installation. Adhere to the recommendations of the installation anchor manufacturer. The profiles must be anchored at a spacing of approx. 300 mm, and not closer than 50 mm and no farther than 150 mm from the edge of the aluminium profile.
In order to install four running metres of profile, one needs approx. 30 anchors, which gives a use of 7,5 anchors for a running metre of expansion joint.
5. After profile installation, one may commence with the execution of the floor finish surfaces.


executive producers Adam Horowitz and Edward Kitsis to get some answers.
] No, we kind of went in knowing, but I'll be honest, about a month before, Ginny [Goodwin] kept saying, "Oh, I can't sing, I can't sing," and then when we heard her voice, we were like, "Why did you lie to us?" So I went in thinking, "Well, every time she sings happy birthday, it sounds great," but she kept saying she couldn't sing, and then when we heard her, it was phenomenal. I was only surprised in the sense that she told us she couldn't and she could, so we have to call her out as a liar here at EW. She can sing!
Read our postmortem with Rebecca Mader on Zelena's sacrifice here.
I vote that Gina's gonna be the first to question why they are singing.
Pilot Pirate: "Once Upon a Time," "Prime Suspect"
Once Upon a Time Spoiler Game: Whose Big Death Won't toi See Coming?


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Q: Function called from custom hook in React Native returns is not a function Hello I am getting a error with my code in React Native.
I am trying to make a custom hook which retrieves the display name from Firebase but currently React Native is saying "_readDb.useDisplayName is not a function"
Custom hook (readDb)

import { db } from "../model/config"; // import the db config
import { get, ref, set, child } from "firebase/database";
import useAuth from "./useAuth";
import { React, useState, useEffect } from "react";
import { Text, View } from "react-native";

function useDisplayName() {
  const [displayName, setDisplayName] = useState("");
  const { user } = useAuth();
  const userId = user.uid;

  useEffect(() => {
    get(child(ref(db), "users/" + userId)).then((snapshot) => {
      if (snapshot.exists()) {
        setDisplayName(snapshot.val().username);
      } else {
        console.log("No data available");
      }
    });
  }, []);
  return displayName;
}

export default useDisplayName;

HomeScreen
import { Button, Text, View } from "react-native";
import { getAuth } from "firebase/auth";
import useAuth from "../../hooks/useAuth";
import { writeUserName } from "../../hooks/useWriteDb";
import { useDisplayName } from "../../hooks/readDb";

export default function HomeScreen(props) {
  const { signOut, user } = useAuth();
  const name = useDisplayName();

  return (
    <View>
      <Text>{name}</Text>
    </View>
  );
}

A: You're destructuring the import:
import { useDisplayName } from "../../hooks/readDb";
So you have to export as an object:
export { useDisplayName };
Or, export as written in the question, and import without destructuring:
import useDisplayName from "../../hooks/readDb";

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ONES TO WATCH - 2021
We have finally said goodbye to 2020 and although most are glad to see the back of it, the last 12 months have still offered us some great moments. There has been plenty of new music that has hit our ears so we've compiled our top 5 artists that we enjoyed in 2020 that you should certainly keep an eye out for this year!
1. Kid Kapichi
It isn't just the angst filled energy that is so infectious with Kid Kapichi. They manage to bring so much force an aggression into each song while also building a song that is melodic and catchy from start to finish. When you hear each track you couldn't think of a single change you would make. The verses often bring in a fast-paced vocal delivery that begs to be sung along to whilst the instrumentals play off each other producing a swirling dance-worthy beat. However, it is the chorus' of the foursome that fully display their quality. Soaring vocal lines that reverberate around your head long after the final note is gone. They use the two voices of Jack and Ben to create an ansgty harmony that rides atop the grizzly sonic underbelly and leaves you craving their next track. They've been our ARTIST OF THE YEAR and we can't wait for their debut record out February 5th. Read our interview here.
2. Baby Strange
4 years on from their debut album 'Want It Need It', Glasgow's Baby Strange are returning just in time, riding the new Punk wave that has seen acts like IDLES and Fontaines D.C. enter the mainstream. However, there is a unique edge to the Scottish trio that sets them apart from the host of underground Punk acts that are beginning to stake a name for themselves. Whether it is their almost relentless angst that pours from their music or perhaps the teeth-gritting swagger of the vocal delivery, their music is instantly recognisable as Baby Strange. As they gear up for their biggest tour to date as well as their second record, they are certainly one to watch out for in 2021! Read our interview here.
3. Pixey
It may be in the early days of her career but Lizzie Hillesdon aka Pixey can already be described with an array of different attributes and titles, having been able to create her very own branch in the indie pop world with her dreamy Colours EP in 2019. Her latest single 'Just Move' highlights that she is constantly evolving and honing her sound, showing us that she isn't just another bedroom pop dreamer. Her tracks have edge and display a satisfyingly crisp and active tone that makes you wanna...well, just move! Check out our interview with her here.
4. Dylan Cartlidge
For those who haven't come across Dylan's music before, it's pretty hard not enjoy. Whether it's the smooth hip-hop phrasing, the funk grooves or the indie festival chorus' his songs drift in and out of genres offering something for all music lovers. Following his Yellow Brick Road EP this year we are hoping there is more to come in 2021. Take a look at our interview here.
5. Sarpa Salpa
Hailing from Northampton, five-piece Sarpa Salpa have been bringing a new unique dance sensibility to the Indie scene. Over the past year and a half they have been quickly picking up a lot of attention for their undeniably attractive Indie-Dance concoction and don't look like they'll be slowing down anytime soon.
Their debut EP 'Say Something' made a real statement; packed with a series of synth-laden singles.

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Nike will not only releasing a "Bright Citron" iteration of the Cortez, but they'll also be launching the Huarache Zip in the eye-catching colorway.
This Nike Air Huarache features a full Yellow upper with Black detaining atop a White rubber sole. Highlighting the shoe is its guessed tongue that unzips to reveal hidden branding. It's meant to be worn zipped, laced or totally undone. Bold branding adds to this irreverent take on a Nike icon.
Look for the Nike Air Huarache Run PRM Zip "Bright Citron" to release on December 13th at select Nike Sportswear retailers and Nike.com. The retail price tag is set at $130 USD.


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RFI for Medicare payments system delayed as Hunt finds his feet
Written by Kate McDonald on 07 February 2017 .
A promised request for information (RFI) for a new Medicare and aged care payments IT system has been delayed slightly as the new Minister for Health, Greg Hunt, comes to grips with the complex portfolio.
The Department of Health (DoH) announced in January that it would release an initial RFI late that month or in early February, to be followed by a full procurement phase later in the year.
Under the department's Modernising Health and Aged Care Payments Services Program, a new platform will be selected from a commercial vendor to replace the 200 applications and 90 databases underpinning the 30-year-old Medicare system.
The Department of Human Services (DHS), which processes the payments and has built much of the infrastructure itself over the years, is not tendering for the contract.
DoH told interested parties in market briefing material that with Mr Hunt taking over as Minister for Health from Sussan Ley on January 24 – Ms Ley was forced to resign over a travel expenses scandal – the RFI will not be released as early as intended.
"Given the importance of the Modernising Health and Aged Care Payments Services Program, the Minister is being briefed on the program, including the request for information," the department said.
"The Department of Health expects to issue the RFI to identify solutions for an innovative, cost effective digital payments platform to support health and aged care payments in the coming weeks."
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← NEWS DAY | T-Paw's values / Bachmann's values / Vang Pao charges dropped
NEWS DAY | Unemployment running out / U of M vs. LRT / Flu shots / Honduras update →
NEWS DAY | Essential reading: The McChrystal report / Grocery wars in Twin Cities / Police notes
Essential reading: The McChrystal Report General Stanley McChrystal has delivered his initial assessment of the war in Afghanistan, and it is grim. McChrystal sets out an overall strategy of allied forces (ISAF) providing security to prop up the Afghan government (GIRoA) and security forces while they become stronger, more credible, less corrupt and capable of both supporting and protecting the population and winning the support of the population. But there's no indication that the Afghan government or security forces are moving in that direction, and no reason given to believe that they will.
McChrystal advocates focusing on what is under ISAF control: a change of ISAF direction and practices, supported by greatly expanded military and civilian resources from the United States. It is clear that, even from a military perspective that accepts war as the answer, the increased resources McChrystal requests will not be enough to "win" Afghanistan. The crucial element — an Afghan government that is responsible to and supported by the people — is not achievable through U.S. military efforts. Excerpts from the document show the depth of the disaster-in-progress.
The 66-page document, leaked to the Washington Post, is essential reading. About half of the document is text, with the balance consisting of more technical appendices. It is, at best, an ambiguous call for more money, U.S. soldiers and civilians:
The greater resources will not be sufficient to achieve success, but will enable implementation of the new strategy. Conversely, inadequate resources will likely result in failure. However, without a new strategy, the mission should not be resourced.
McChrystal clearly describes the current shortcomings of the U.S. effort:
As formidable as the threat may be, we make the problem harder. ISAF is a conventional force that is poorly configured for COIN [counter-insurgency], inexperienced in local languages and culture, and struggling with challenges inherent to coalition warfare. These intrinsic disadvantages are exacerbated by our current operational culture and how we operate.
Pre-occupied with protection of our own forces, we have operated in a manner that distances us — physically and psychologically — from the people we seek to protect. In addition, we run the risk of strategic defeat by pursuing tactical wins that cause civilian casualties or unnecessary collateral damage. The insurgents cannot defeat us militarily; but we can defeat ourselves. …
The weakness of state institutions, malign actions of power-brokers, widespread corruption and abuse of power by fvarious officials, and ISAF's own errors, have given Afghans little reason to support their government. These problems have alienated large segments of the Afghan population. They do not trust GIRoA to provide their essential needs, such as security, justice, and basic services. This crisis of cofidence, coupled with a distinct lack of economic and educational opportunity, has created fertile ground for the insurgency.
ISAF's center of gravity is the will and ability to provide for the needs of the population "by, with, and through" the Afghan government. A foreign army alone cannot beat an insurgency; the insurgency in Afghanistan requires an Afghan solution. This is their war and, in the end, ISAF's competency will prove less decisive than GIRoA's; eventual success requires capable Afghan governance capabilities and security forces. While these institutions are still developing, ISF and the international community must provide substantial assistance to Afghanistan until the Afghan people make the decision to support their government and are capable of providing for their own security….
McChrystal describes three Taliban organizations. QST is the largest of the organizations.
The QST has a governing structure in Afghanistan under the rubric of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan. They appoint shadow governors for most provinces, review their performance, and replace them periodically. They established a body to receive complaints against their own "officials" and to act on them. They install "shari'a" courts to deliver swift and enforced justice in contested and controlled areas. They levy taxes and conscript fighters and laborers. They claim to provide security against a corrupt government, ISAF forces, criminality, and local power brokers. They also claim to protect Afghan and Muslim identity against foreign encroachment. In short, the QST provides major elements of governance and a national and religious narrative. HQN and HIG co-exist with, but do not necessarily accept, the QST governing framework and have yet to develop competing governing structures.
In sharp contrast, the government has been plagued by corruption unlikely to be remedied by the just-concluded election, with its widespread evidence of massive fraud.
Tolerance of Corruption and Abuse of Power. Widespread corruption and abuse of power exacerbate the popular crisis of confidence in the government and reinforce a culture of impunity. Local Afghan communities are unable jto hold local officials accountable through either direct elections or judicial processes, especially when those individuals are protected by senior government officials. Further, the public perceives that ISAF is complicit in these matters, and that there is no appetite or capacity — either among the internationals or within the GIRoA — to correct the situation. the resulting public anger and alienation undermine ISAF's ability to accomplish its mission. The QST's establishment of ombudsmen to investigate abuse of pwoer in its own cadres and remove those found guilty capitalizes on this GIRoA weakness and attracts popular support for their shadow government….
In summary, the absence of personal and economic security, along with the erosion of public confidence in the government, and a perceived lack of respect for Afghan culture pose as great a challenge to ISAF's success as the insurgent threat. Protecting the population is more than preventing insurgent violence and intimidation. It also means that ISAF can no longer ignore or tacitly accept abuse of power, corruption, or marginalization.
The recommendations made by McChrystal focus on a change to a new operational culture for ISAF — first, a "population-centric COIN" that puts the people first, and second, a more unified command for ISAF. This would include "radically expanded and embedded partnering" with Afghan security forces, which must accelerate their growth and working with good government. McChrystal suggests that may mean working more with local governments, but has no real remedy for the corruption now pervasive in the Afghan government.
The weakness of state institutions, malign actions of power-brokers, widespread corruption and abuse of power by various officials, and ISAF's own errors, have given Afghans little reason to support their government.
Grocery wars "I could care less about a pretty store, employee wages, or any of the other complaints posted here," wrote a Pioneer Press reader. New entrants in the metro grocery scene are banking on lots of people not caring about employee wages, as non-union WalMart, Target and Aldi's muscle in on territory previously dominated by unionized Rainbow, Cub and Lunds grocery chains, reports the Pioneer Press. (Trader Joe's and Whole Foods are also non-union stores.)
"Pretty stores" may be debatable – I've never seen anything particularly ornate in either Cub or Rainbow – but the PiPress article says the three giant competitors offer lower prices. I haven't shopped at Aldis or WalMart, but on my few forays to Target, their grocery prices seemed higher than Cub or Rainbow. Since the Pioneer Press article didn't cite any statistics on comparative prices, it's hard to tell how much of the low-price rep of WalMart and Target is advertising and how much is reality. The TC Daily Planet grocery bag survey last spring found:
Lunds and Target were the most expensive stores for regular products, within a few cents of each other. Cub was the third most expensive store for regular products. Rainbow and Wal-Mart were quite a bit less expensive and ALDI was the least expensive, with the same bag of groceries costing almost $10 dollars less at ALDI than at Lunds and Target.
Today, with the price war in full swing, loss leaders are used by stores to tout their low prices, along with extensive advertising and coupon deals for gasoline discounts.
The casualties in the war may be the workers on the front lines. Unionized workers at Cub, Rainbow, Lunds, Byerly's, Kowalski's and Festival earn vacation pay, health insurance and a pension.
"These are contracts that have been built up since the '40s," said Hesse, the Twin Cities union official, who praised hometown supermarkets here as "honorable operators." …
At unionized stores, the workweek is 40 hours. At Trader Joe's, leaders work a 47.5-hour week, its Web site says.
At unionized grocers, the pay scale for a veteran cashier can reach $22 an hour….
A wage sheet from Target's West St. Paul store, provided by the union, shows that half the work force there earned about $8 an hour. Only one-fourth of its workers earned more than $10.60 an hour, the full-time equivalent of $22,000 a year…. the federal poverty level for a family of four.
Police beat What happens to all the money, TV sets, cars and other property seized by the now-disbanded Metro Gang Strike Force? The state is setting up a hotline, run by the League of Minnesota Cities Insurance Trust, to take calls from people who want their property back. When? "Soon," reports the Star Tribune.
Meanwhile, the legislature held a second hearing on the Metro Gang Strike Force Monday, and plans three or four more hearings, including questions for the state public safety commissioner about when and how he will be ready to continue funding for seven other metro-area drugs, gangs or violence-related police task forces. Campion's office said there might be too many task forces. Ya think?
Golden Valley police reached a settlement that will pay $200,000 to a woman they tased back in 2005. All charges against the woman and her husband were dropped – she was a passenger in the car he was driving when police made the traffic stop, reports the Star Tribune, and ended up "handcuffed, on the receiving end of a Taser shot and barefoot in a jail cell for at least three hours." There's the usual paragraph, which every news organization probably can pull out of its files by now:
As the use of Tasers has increased in recent years, so has debate about them. While officers consider them a safe, nonlethal form of controlling a suspect, others raise concerns about the danger of injury and possibly death from their use. The devices have been criticized by humanitarian and civil rights groups who contend that several hundred people have died since 2001 after being shot by Tasers and that Taser shocks have contributed to or caused at least 50 of the fatalities. Yet, police across the country increasingly are equipping themselves with Tasers, and supporters of the weapons say many more lives have been saved because officers avoided firing bullets.
The city, of course, "did not admit wrongdoing."
One final police note from Australia Members of an elite Special Emergency Response Team, used in situations involving explosives and hostage negotiation, were observed jumping out of their unmarked police van, naked, and running around the van at a stoplight in Brisbane. They were apparently on their way to a stag party. Their boss, who said they are considered on duty 24 hours a day and usually do not drink, reported that the two officers are "very remorseful."
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Scaring the seniors "Millions of seniors and disabled individuals could lose many of the important benefits and services" they now have under Medicare. Sound like another right-wing scare story? This one is told by Humana insurance company, on its website and in a mailer to seniors. False – the healthcare reform proposals do not include any benefit cuts. What they will cut are inflated prices charged by … Medicare Advantage insurance providers like Humana, which gets half its income from its Medicare Advantage program.
The Department of Health and Human Services ordered Humana to take down the notice from its website and stop mailing the propaganda to seniors, according to an AP report. HHS said the "information" and the way it was communicated were misleading because it looked like an official communication about Medicare benefits.
Zelaya returns Ousted President Manuel Zelaya returned to Honduras Monday, taking refuge in the Brazilian embassy, reports BBC. The country was tense, with the de facto government declaring a 15-hour curfew. The de facto governmenet has repeatedly said it will arrest Zelaya. In brief, summarizes BBC: "The crisis erupted after Mr Zelaya tried to hold a non-binding public consultation to ask people whether they supported moves to change the constitution."
Sudan Militia members attacked villages in southern Sudan, killing more than 100 people and burning 250 homes, reports BBC.
UN sources said thousands of armed men from the Lou Nuer ethnic group attacked civilians and security forces in the village of Duk Padiet in Jonglei state.
Last month about 185 Lou Nuers were killed by ethnic Murle fighters in an attack in the same state.
Some 2,000 people have died in similar clashes across the south this year.
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Brian Laundrie flew to Florida after Aug. 12 fight with Gabby Petito
Published: 20:21 BST, 5 October 2021 | Updated: 23:32 BST, 5 October 2021
Fugitive Brian Laundrie left to go 'for a hike' in Florida swampland a day earlier than his parents originally told police, Dailymail.com can reveal.
Dad Christopher, 62, and mom Roberta, 55, told detectives he vanished on the evening of Tuesday, September 14 – two weeks after he returned alone from the ill-fated cross-country road trip with girlfriend Gabby Petito, 22.
But the Laundrie lawyer Steve Bertolino says the parents have now corrected their version of events and say their son disappeared on Monday, September 13.
The Laundries did not report their son missing until the Thursday of that week.
Bertolino told Dailymail.com: 'The Laundries were basing the date Brian left on their recollection of certain events.
'Upon further communication with the FBI and confirmation of the Mustang being at the Laundrie residence on Wednesday, September 15, we now believe the day Brian left to hike in the preserve was Monday, September 13.
Brian Laundrie and Gabby Petito are pictured together. Laundrie is now believed to have gotten a four-day headstart on authorities
Police have previously said Laundrie's silver Ford Mustang convertible was given a police ticket at one of the entrances to the alligator-infested Carlton Reserve near his home in North Port, Florida, when left there on the Tuesday night.
Bertolino did not respond when asked at what time Brian left the house on the Monday.
However Dailymail.com arrived at the Laundrie home to cover the story of Gabby's disappearance at 1pm that day. The Mustang was not on the driveway, suggesting Brian had already vanished.
Officers had turned up at the Laundrie house on the night of Saturday, September 11 to speak with Brian. It was just hours after Gabby's frantic mom Nichole Schmidt reported her missing at around 7pm to her local sheriff's office near her own home on Long Island, New York.
However the Laundrie parents refused 'to make Brian available' at the doorstep, saying everything should be handled through Bertolino.
Dailymail.com has confirmed no officers actually saw Brian that night at the home. North Port police said: 'He was not seen.'
Spokesman Josh Taylor added: 'I would preface that by saying I cannot speak on if we saw him after that, for the integrity of the investigation.'
The Florida home of Brian Laundrie and his parents is seen at 1.09pm on Monday September 13
Chris and Roberta Laundrie pictured. Brian Laundrie's parents have now said they 'believe' he went on the run one day earlier than they first claimed - September 13 not 14
It is not clear why the Laundries did not alert authorities to their son's disappearance for four days.
Nor is it clear if authorities ever received proof of Laundrie being in the family home on September 11 or entering the Carlton Reserve - where they have focused much of the more than $1 million search based on the information from Laundrie's parents.
Laundrie's headstart on authorities has so far proved to be problematic for investigators who are yet to locate the 23-year-old after a more than two week manhunt.
Questions continue to mount about what Laundrie's parents know about the doomed cross-country trip and their son's current whereabouts.
When Petito was reported missing on September 11, Christopher and Roberta Laundrie refused to let authorities speak to their son.
They then didn't tell police he had vanished until three days after they allegedly last saw him on September 14, sparking a nationwide manhunt.
Rumors have also been circulating that both Laundrie and his mom have been using burner phones.
Petito's dad Joe Petito hit out at the Laundrie parents in a new Dr. Phil interview, which aired Tuesday, calling them 'cowards' who 'don't know how to stand up for their actions'.
The Laundrirs' attorney Steve Bertolino brushed off the inconsistency putting it down to 'recollection of certain events' in a text sent to WFLA
Joe and Petito's mom Nicole Schmidt said they had tried calling and texting the Laundries multiple times when they grew concerned about not hearing from their daughter in early September - but they never replied.
Laundrie's sister Cassie has also questioned her parents' involvement in her brother's disappearance, urging them to 'come clean' about what they know in an interview with ABC's GMA, which aired Tuesday.
While she insisted she had nothing to do with Laundrie's disappearance, she admitted she wasn't so sure about her parents Christopher and Roberta Laundrie who she urged to cooperate with investigators.
'I don't know if my parents are involved,' said Cassie. 'I think if they are, then they should come clean.'
Cassie said she would 'turn him in' if she knew where her brother was and said she doesn't know 'what to think' about what happened on the young couple's doomed cross-country trip.
Laundrie's sister has come under fire in recent days after it emerged she had seen her brother twice in the time between him returning home to Florida and going on the run - despite previously claiming she hadn't spoken to him.
Gabby Petito's family from L-R: step-mother Tara Petito, father Joe Petito, step-father James Schmidt, mother Nicole Schmidt on Dr Phil. Petito's dad called the Laundrie parents 'cowards'
The significant change in the timeline of Laundrie's disappearance was revealed the same day the attorney also admitted Laundrie took a round trip to Florida in the days leading up to Petito's disappearance.
Bertolino has claimed the fugitive flew home to Florida 'to empty a storage unit' five days after he and Gabby Petito got into a physical fight in Utah - before then rejoining his fiancee just two days before she made her final phone call to her family.
Attorney Steve Bertolino told Newsday Tuesday that Laundrie, 23, took a commercial flight from Salt Lake City, Utah to Tampa, Florida, on August 17.
Five days later, on August 23, Laundrie then took a return flight 'to rejoin Gabby' for the remainder of their trip.
Bertolino said the purpose of the fleeting visit was to pick up some items and close the storage unit because the young couple were thinking of 'extending the road trip' which was due to end in Oregon in October.
But the trip was in fact cut short, with Laundrie driving the couple's white campervan back to his family's home in North Port, Florida, on September 1 while Petito's body was discovered in a park in Wyoming over two weeks later on September 19.
Brian Laundrie's sister Cassie has urged her fugitive brother to 'come forward' and for her parents to 'come clean' if they know anything
Laundrie remains at large with a nationwide manhunt under way for the only person of interest in his fiancee's homicide.
The additional details of the couple's whereabouts - and the fact they separated for five days - raises more questions about what happened on the doomed cross-country trip.
Bertolino said he believed the couple shared the costs for Laundrie to make the detour.
'To my knowledge, Brian and Gabby paid for the flights as they were sharing expenses,' the attorney said.
'Brian flew home to obtain some items and empty and close the storage unit to save money as they contemplated extending the road trip.'
This revelation reiterates what Petito's mom Nicole Schmidt told DailyMail.com exclusively earlier on in the search.
DailyMail.com has reached out to the FBI Denver Office - which is leading the manhunt for Laundrie - to confirm the timeline detailed by Bertolino.
Laundrie's alleged flight back to Florida came just days after the couple were separated by police in Moab, Utah, following a domestic incident.
Bodycam footage from the August 12 encounter reveals a distraught Petito telling cops her fiance had hit her and cut her face by grabbing her 'with his nail' during a fight when he locked her out of their van.
'He like grabbed me with his nail, and I guess that's why it looks, I definitely have a cut right here. I can feel it, when I touch it it burns,' she tells the officer.
The 22-year-old is then seen defending Laundrie saying she 'hit him first', after an officer points out marks on her arms and face.
Police pulled over the couple's van in Moab, Utah, on August 12 following reports of a man hitting a woman
The new bodycam shows Petito telling the cop Laundrie hit her. According to attorney Steve Bertolino, Laundrie took a commercial flight from Salt Lake City, Utah to Tampa, Florida, five days later on August 17
Police had responded to a 911 call from a bystander who said he had seen a man slapping a woman outside the nearby Mayflower grocery store before driving off in a white van.
Cops determined Petito was the 'primary aggressor' and separated the couple for the night - meaning they are likely to have reunited on August 13.
Body camera video from one Moab officer was released two weeks ago, while Petito was still a missing person and the audio was unclear at times.
Footage from the second officer's body-worn camera was released last week, revealing Petito did admit to her fiancee hitting her.
According to the account given by Laundrie's attorney, it was five days after this police callout that Laundrie left his fiancee in Utah and flew to Florida.
It is not clear if Laundrie stayed at his parents' home in North Port or who he saw during that five-day period.
It is also not clear what Petito did during this timeframe as she stayed back in Utah with the couple's campervan.
In police bodycam footage on August 12, Petito tells the officer she does not usually drive the vehicle.
On August 19, Petito posted two photos on Instagram - an aerial view of the couple's campervan and a photo showing what appears to be the back of Laundrie's head sitting in front of her in the back of the van.
Laundrie is seen in bodycam from the August 12 incident where cops separated the couple for the night
'Almost immediately after telling @bizarre_design_ how happy it made me to see that people were truly respectful of the park, I watched some guy leave his processed pre-packaged plastic conglomerate of lunch garbage on the picnic table!' she captioned the post.
It is not clear when those photos were taken.
The timing of Laundrie's return on August 23 could also be significant as it comes just two days before Petito made her final phone call to her mom on August 25, where she told her she was in Grand Teton National Park.
She is thought to have last been seen alive on August 27 at the Merry Piglets Tex-mex restaurant in Jackson, Wyoming, where the manager said she witnessed an 'incident' involving the couple.
'Yes, we can confirm Gabby and Brian were in Merry Piglets … We have already notified the FBI and they are aware. We are letting them do their jobs and we are respecting Gabby's family and have nothing further to comment,' the restaurant said in an Instagram post last month.
Two witnesses in the restaurant - Nina Angelo and her boyfriend Matt England - described seeing a 'commotion' between the couple.
It is not clear what Laundrie and Petito did within the five-day period they were said to have separated. Petito posted this photo on Instagram appearing to show the back of Laundrie's head on August 19 - when he was reportedly in Florida
Angelo previously told CNN Petito was crying and Laundrie was visibly angry, going in and out of the restaurant several times and appearing angry with the staff.
The coroner has not released details on when Petito died.
A preliminary autopsy ruled her death a homicide but cause of death is still unknown.
On September 1, just nine days after Laundrie is said to have returned from Florida to Utah, he arrived back at his family's home in North Port without his fiancee but driving their van.
Petito was reported missing on September 11 by her mom after not hearing from her daughter for multiple days and coming up against a wall of silence from Laundrie and his parents.
Laundrie lawyered up and refused to speak to cops about his fiancee's whereabouts before going on the run.
His parents reported him as missing on September 17, telling authorities they had not seen him since September 14 when he went on a hike in the alligator-infested Carlton Reserve in North Port.
Local police and the FBI have now been searching for Laundrie for almost three weeks.
July 1: Gabby Petito and her boyfriend, Brian Laundrie left Blue Point, New York for a cross-country road trip
August 12: Police in Moab, Utah respond to a domestic incident involving the couple
Aug. 17: Laundrie allegedly flies back to Florida to 'clear out a storage unit'
Aug. 21: Petito's father, Joseph Petito, has his last FaceTime video call with his daughter who was in Salt Lake City, Utah
Aug. 23: Laundrie flies back to Utah to 'rejoin Gabby' on their trip
Aug. 24: Petito is last seen at a hotel in Salt Lake City with Laundrie
Aug. 25: Petito makes final call to her mother, Nicole Schmidt, saying she was in Grand Teton National Park
Aug. 25 or 26: The couple chats with the owner of a shop called 'Rustic Row' in Victor, Utah for about 20 minutes
Aug. 27: Video of Petito's van was taken by blogger Jenn Bethune, of Red White & Bethune, around 6.30 pm at the Spread Creek Campground; Witnesses say they saw a 'commotion' with the couple at Merry Piglets Tex-mex restaurant in Jackson, Wyoming
Aug. 29: The day that Wisconsin TikToker Miranda Baker claimed that she and her boyfriend were approached by Laundrie at Grand Teton National Park and asked them for a ride at 5.30pm; Schmidt says she is not entertaining this claim and believes it possibly factual
Aug. 30: Schmidt receives the last text from Petito: 'No service in Yosemite'
Sept. 1: Laundrie returns to his parents' home in North Port, Florida in a van without Petito
Sept. 6-7: Laundrie and his parents visit Fort De Soto campsite in Florida
Sept. 11: Schmidt reports Petito missing to authorities in New York; Petito and Laundrie's van was impounded by police in Florida that same day
Sept. 12: Grand Teton National Park rangers search for Petito
Sept. 13: Laundrie's lawyer says on October 5 that his parents now 'believe' this was the day they last saw him heading for a hike
Sept. 14: Laundrie issues a statement about Petito's disappearance through his lawyer; Laundrie's parents claim on September 17 that Laundrie left his parents' home for a hike and they hadn't seen from him since
Sept. 15: Laundrie is officially named a person of interest in Petito's case
Sept. 17: Laundrie family attorney confirms his whereabouts are unknown
Sept. 18: North Port police and the FBI start searching the Carlton Reserve in Sarasota County for missing Brian Laundrie
Sept. 19: Bethune realizes she has video of Petito's van around 12am and submits the FBI with the footage 10 minutes later; Officials announce a body was found near Grand Teton National Park that matched Petito's description in the afternoon
Sept. 21: Coroner confirms remains found in Grand Tetons belong to Petito. Her death is ruled a homicide but her cause of death is still under invesetigation
Sept. 20 - 22: FBI and North Port police continue search for Laundrie in Carton Reserve
Sept. 22: Neighbors say they saw the Laudrie family pack up their detached camper on the day Gabby was reported missing. DailyMail.com photos show the camper was back in the driveway two days later, on September 13
Sept. 23: FBI issues an arrest warrant for Laundrie for 'use of unauthorized access device' for fraudulently using a Capitol One Bank debit card that was not his between August 30 and September 1 to spend $1,000; A probe is launched into the police handling of the Utah police incident on Aug. 12; Laundrie's parents visit their attorney in Orlando
Sept. 25: Dog the Bounty Hunter joins the search for Laundrie
Sept. 26: A funeral is held for Petito in Holbrook, New York, and her family launch a charity to help parents find missing children
Sept. 27: Manhunt for Laundrie in the Carlton Reserve is scaled back after 10 day search doesn't find him. Dog the Bounty Hunter says Laundrie and his parents stayed at Fort De Soto Park from September 1-3 and September 6-8 - and that on the latter visit only the parents left
Sept. 28: Laundrie's mom is accused of using a burner phone to contact her son Sept. 29: Documents reveal Laundrie's mom canceled a reservation for the Fort De Soto Park campsite for two from September 1 to 3 and booked for three from September 6 to 8; FBI seizes surveillance footage from site; FBI investigates lead Laundrie bought a burner phone on September 14; Dog the Bounty Hunter searches the area near Fort De Soto finding a recently drunk can of Monster Energy at a makeshift campsite deep in the woods
Sept. 30: Bodycam footage from a second officer at the August 12 incident is released showing a distressed Petito admitting Laundrie hit her; FBI agents collect more evidence from the Laundrie home
Oct. 1: It emerges Laundrie's sister had contact with him after she said she did
Oct. 2: A hiker along the Appalachian Trail claims to have seen Laundrie near the border of Tennessee and North Carolina
Oct. 3: Investigators searched the area on the Appalachian trail for any signs that Laundrie had been there
Oct. 4: Laundrie's sister told protestors outside her home that her family has been ignoring her after they rebuked her story and that she does not know where her brother is
Oct 5: Laundrie's sister appeared on Good Morning America to say she would turn her brother in if she knew where he is; The Laundrie attorney says his parents now 'believe' he went on the run one day earlier than they first claimed (September 13 not 14) meaning he had a four-day headstart before they reported him missing to authorities; The attorney also says Laundrie flew from Utah to Florida on Aug. 17 without Petito to clear out a storage unit then returned on Aug. 23
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Kumho Tire's premium tire the Majesty 9 continues to turn in a strong sales performance, reflecting the market's positive response to its high quality and upgraded features, the company said Monday.
The tire maker said sales of the Majesty 9 SOLUS TA91 had increased 30 percent last year compared with the previous model in the same period in 2017.
The Majesty 9 employs technology that helps reduce noise on the road, for a much quieter and significantly upgraded riding experience. The secret is a chemical compound made of S-SBR and silica that offers a 20 percent improvement in cushioning and braking capabilities compared with the previous model.
The premium tire also boasts unique design elements, including a hologram decoration on the side and an attractive tread pattern.
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In October, Kumho Tire rolled out a Majesty 9 XRP, a premium tire designed to prolong the life of a tire even after it has sustained damage.
The latest model is available in two sizes, 17 and 18 inches. The new model enables a car with a punctured tire to travel at up to 80 kilometers per hour.
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State v. Young
STATE OF IDAHO, Plaintiff-Respondent,
COREY DALE YOUNG, Defendant-Appellant. STATE OF IDAHO, Plaintiff-Respondent,
MARCO ANTONIO RIOS-LOPEZ, Defendant-Appellant.
Appeal from the District Court of the Fourth Judicial District, State of Idaho, Ada County. Hon. Lynn G. Norton, District Judge.
District court order denying motion for credit for time served, affirmed.
Eric D. Fredericksen, Idaho State Appellate Public Defender, Boise, for appellant. Sally Cooley, Deputy Appellate Public Defender argued.
Hon. Lawrence G. Wasden, Idaho Attorney General, Boise, for respondent. Russell J. Spencer, Deputy Attorney General argued.
This consolidated appeal from the Ada and Blaine County district courts concerns credit for time served under Idaho Code section 18-309. Marco Antonio Rios-Lopez and Corey Dale Young (collectively, Appellants) seek credit for time served under the construction of section 18-309 pronounced in State v. Owens, 158 Idaho 1, 343 P.3d 30 (2015). The district courts denied Appellants' motions, and the Court of Appeals affirmed. This Court granted Appellants' timely petitions for review, and we now affirm the orders of the district courts.
A. State v. Rios-Lopez
In October 2001, Rios-Lopez was convicted of three counts of trafficking cocaine and three counts of failure to affix illegal drug tax stamps. On the three trafficking counts, the district court imposed a sentence of fourteen years, with seven years fixed. On the three drug tax stamps counts, the district court imposed a sentence of two years, with one year fixed. The district court ordered the sentences to run consecutively. The district court awarded 253 days of credit for time served under section 18-309 on the first trafficking count. Rios-Lopez timely appealed, "contending that there was error in the admission of evidence and prosecutorial misconduct during closing argument, and that the sentences are excessive, " but the Court of Appeals affirmed in an unpublished opinion in 2003. A remittitur was issued on October 29, 2003.
Some fifteen years later, Rios-Lopez moved for additional credit for time served. He filed a pro se motion under Idaho Criminal Rule 35, seeking 253 days of credit on each of the remaining seven[1] counts, for an additional credit of 1, 771 days. Rios-Lopez argued he was entitled to that credit under the construction of section 18-309 pronounced in Owens, even though his judgment of conviction had become final before Owens was decided. The district court concluded Owens did not apply retroactively and denied the motion. The Court of Appeals affirmed, and this Court granted Rios-Lopez' timely petition for review.
B. State v. Young
In March 2013, Young was convicted of two counts of burglary and two counts of grand theft. On the first burglary count, the district court imposed a sentence of one year fixed. On the second burglary count, the district court imposed a sentence of nine years, with one year fixed. On the first grand theft count, the district court imposed a sentence of eight years, with one year fixed. On the second grand theft count, the district court imposed a sentence of two years, with one year fixed. The district court ordered the sentences to run consecutively. The district court awarded 94 days of credit for time served on the first burglary count. Young did not directly appeal his conviction or sentence within 42 days of the district court's judgment.
         In December 2015, Young moved for additional credit for time served. He filed a pro se motion under Idaho Criminal Rule 35, seeking 94 days of credit on each of the remaining three counts, for an additional credit of 282 days. Young argued he was entitled to that credit under Owens, even though his judgment of conviction had become final before Owens was decided. The district court concluded Owens did not apply ...


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Integrated Optical Coherence and Multiphoton Microscopy for Biomedical Applications
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Cortical Reactivation of Related Stimuli and Its Association with Hippocampal Volume
Memory theories suggest that successful retrieval may depend on the ability to reactivate an item in the presence of related information. Research has shown that the presentation (or "preview") of an item from a previously studied pair immediately prior to a test display facilitates the identification of the whole pair. It has been suggested that this facilitation occurs because the preview of the item may induce the reactivation of the representation of the related item. In the first use of the brain imaging technique the event related optical signal (EROS) for the study of long-term memory, we examined relational or associative aspects of memory. We found that a brain region known to be involved in face processing (region STS) was active not only when viewing faces during the study phase but also when viewing scenes at test that, through prior learning, were associated with specific faces. In a second study we found that this relational reactivation was positively correlated with hippocampal size (an area associated with declarative memory), which in turn was predictive of behavioral performance. These findings reveal cortical substrates of the reactivation of relational memories and its association with the hippocampus.


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estos son los siguientes errores que aparecen en mi pantalla de navegador.
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