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Signalling by insulin and IGF receptors: supporting acts and new players
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The signalling pathways utilised by insulin receptor (IR) and IGF receptor to transduce their diverse effects on cellular metabolism, growth and survival are well established in broad outline, but many details remain to be elucidated. Tyrosine phosphorylation of IR substrates and Shc initiates signalling via canonical phosphoinositide 3-kinase/Akt and Ras/MAP kinase pathways, which together mediate many of the actions of insulin and IGFs. However, a variety of additional substrates and scaffolds have been described that may play roles in modulating the canonical pathways or in specific biological responses. This review will focus on recent studies that have extended our understanding of insulin/IGF signalling pathways, and the elements that may contribute to specificity.
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Avengers: Endgame Is By Far The Best Film In The Entire Marvel Cinematic Un...
Avengers: Endgame Is By Far The Best Film In The Entire Marvel Cinematic Universe
By : Tom Percival On : 23 Apr 2019 23:21
Holy f*cking, sh*t I just got out of Avengers: Endgame and I have absolutely no idea what to say about the film.
I'm not going to lie this poses a little bit of a problem, considering I'm being paid to write about it, but I'm hoping as I type inspiration will strike.
Perhaps the best place to start will be the plot. Except of course I can't talk about the plot because I promised Disney that I wouldn't 'Spoil The Endgame' which again presents a little bit of a conundrum.
What I will say is, if you can, avoid all spoilers for this film. I was lucky enough to remain spoiler free, despite my work involving googling Endgame at least three times a day, and I was blown away by how truly bonkers the plot was.
In fact that's it! The best way to review Avengers: Endgame isn't to bore you with a plot synopsis like some weird parody of the BBFC it's just to tell you how I feel about this film.
As it stands Avengers: Endgame is the best film in the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe, and yes I'm including Captain America: The Winter Soldier in that.
Endgame was so good in fact that despite it clocking in at three hours long, all I want to do right now is go back and watch it all again.
Endgame is the perfect ending to what's been recently titled the Infinity Saga, balancing humour and drama while also delivering on the promise of Infinity War's bleak closing minutes.
In fact I loved this film so much there were several times when I broke my own strict code of silence in the cinema, cheering and clapping like a trained seal.
Seriously, Endgame starts off good and just keeps getting better and better. Each and every time you think it can't better itself it somehow does.
I put it down to the Russo brothers, who thanks to their incredible film-making chops and confidence, have pulled off the most ambitious crossover ever attempted on the big screen.
I honestly think you'd have to have put the blue aliens from Avatar on the Titanic to have a crossover as brave as this.
Of course I'm a proud Marvel fanboy, I've literally bought the t-shirt so to speak. So to tell you dear reader that I laughed and cried throughout the film probably won't come as much of a surprise.
However I was far from the only one affected. My lovely partner, who accompanied me to the film, was in floods of tears come the end of the film and could only communicate through sobs and gulps.
Needless to say once she calmed down she agreed, telling me: 'I cried because it was perfect.'
And it was perfect, oh sure people will complain there was too much fan service, or that it was a bit all over the place tonally but those people have missed the point of the film.
It's a love letter to the fans who've stuck with this franchise over the last decade.
It might be because I've been up since 5am and that makes me emotional, but if we still did star ratings on our film reviews I wouldn't give this film five, I'd give it six.
Avengers: Endgame is released on 25/04/2019
Tom Percival
More of a concept than a journalist, Tom Percival was forged in the bowels of Salford University from which he emerged grasping a Masters in journalism.
Since then his rise has been described by himself as 'meteoric' rising to the esteemed rank of Social Editor at UNILAD as well as working at the BBC, Manchester Evening News, and ITV.
He credits his success to three core techniques, name repetition, personality mirroring, and never breaking off a handshake.
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UEA's experts react to the General Election 2015 result
May 14, 2015 May 14, 2015 by Editor
UEA's experts respond to the 2015 General Election result and what it means for the next parliament. Do you agree? Add your comments below. The 2015 Election Campaign Alan Finlayson on the speeches and arguments made in the campaign: 'The rhetoric - the speeches and arguments - of the General…
The 2015 General Election: FutureRadio/ UEA Mashup
May 14, 2015 February 8, 2016 by Editor
There was a shocked reaction in the UEA TV studio at on the night of the 8th May 2015 as news of the general election exit polls came out, predicting a surprise victory for the Conservatives. Lecturers and students from the Politics department had gathered for a special 'election fallout' radio programme which was broadcast on Future Radio between…
Labour's immediate leadership challenges after defeat
Charles Clarke outlines Labour's immediate leadership challenges after defeat in the 2015 general election. Harriet Harman has six months to set Labour on the right course. The leadership election, which will doubtless fixate the media and which she will manage, is only one of the challenges she faces. In 2010 for…
General Election 2015: Running Smoothly?
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Toby James provides updates on some of the problems that voters have experienced casting their ballot at the 2015 UK General Election (the blog will be updated during the day). The general election is underway and the polls are open. It is predicted to be a tightly fought contest. But…
Incumbency matters in government formation
Chris Hanretty considers how the Fixed Term Parliament Act affects the government formation process after general elections. Suppose that the forecasts are right, and that the Conservatives will be the largest party in the next parliament, but that parties opposed to the Conservatives will have a majorityplurality. If you want specific…
'Everybody's talkin' at me': Popular music, politics and the general election
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Adam Behr considers the history of politicians' attempts to fraternise with the pop glitterati for electoral gain. The Last Party, John Harris's book about Britpop, opens with an account of Damon Albarn and Alex James of Blur visiting Tony Blair in 1995, as he was gearing up for his 1997…
The Costs of Immigration (or, things to note before falling for a foreigner)
April 29, 2015 May 5, 2015 by Editor
Dr Alexandria Innes responds to John Turnpenny's recent post about immigration, arguing that the debate about immigration is one sided. She put straight some of the myths about the costs of immigration. When people start talking about immigration I feel the need to weigh in – that has gotten me into…
To Vote or Not to Vote: political parties, disability, and the politics of the personal
As the 2015 general election approaches, Peter Handley considers whether the main parties' position on disability policy have done enough to warrant his vote. I guess I should say right at the outset this piece is not an entreaty to those who may read it either to vote or not…
This year's election soundtracks won't win many votes
April 27, 2015 March 1, 2016 by Editor
Bill Clinton had Fleetwood Mac. New Labour had Britpop. Professor John Street considers what the campaign soundtrack for Ed Miliband, David Cameron or any of the other parties vying for victory on May 7 might be. As with shopping malls, so it is with election campaigns. Somewhere in the background,…
Why should I vote for you? Reason and Rhetoric in the general election campaign
UEA's Professor Alan Finlayson (School of Politics, Philosophy, Language and Communication Studies) spoke in London in April 2015, ahead of the UK general election on 'Why should I vote for you? Reason and Rhetoric in the general election campaign'. He was joined in discussion by Lord Glasman (Labour peer)…


Information Assurance is the exercise conducted to assure information i.e. make it available to the right users at the right time. It is related to managing risks associated with the usage, processing, warehousing and passing over of information through systems and processes devoted for such activities. Information Assurance is concerned with the safeguarding of user data integrity, availability, authenticity, secrecy and non-repudiation. Such tasks are accomplished by deployment of physical, technical and administrative checks. Information Assurance is primarily concerned with digital information, and can be extended to cover analogous or physical form too. The protection holds good for information being transmitted over heterogeneous networks and at rest stored in various electronic storage media.
Information Assurance is more focused on strategic risk mitigation pertaining to information infrastructures, rather than creating and applying security controls. The scope includes defense against malicious users, scripts and providing privacy, complying with regulations and standards, audit, business continuity and disaster recovery for corporate governance. Information Assurance is basically interdisciplinary with system administrators required to possess skills relating to computer forensics, fraud detection, accounting, management science, systems and security engineering, computer science and criminology.
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GateWay Community College has a total student body of 5,087 students, of which 57 percent are women and 43 percent are men. Of these students, 52 men and 41 women represented the school by participating in one or more of the sports with teams at the school.
The sports at GateWay Community College with participants are soccer (43), baseball (28) and softball (22).
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A milestone for our forests turns 20
Twenty years ago the conservation movement earned a huge victory. In January 2001, federal protections designating nearly 60 million acres of our national forests as roadless areas went into effect.
Mason Neck National Wildlife Refuge, VA. Credit: USFWS
Ellen Montgomery
Director, Public Lands Campaign, Environment America
Twenty years ago the conservation movement earned a huge victory. In January 2001, federal protections designating nearly 60 million acres of our national forests as roadless areas went into effect. By being designated "roadless" these wild spaces are off limits for road building and commercial logging, allowing ecosystems and the wildlife to thrive. This wouldn't have happened with countless hours of work from organizers and volunteers from dozens of environmental groups over several years.
To celebrate our wild forests and tell the story of the massive on-the-ground effort it took to win these protections, staff and alumni from The Public Interest Network's organizations, including Environment America, U.S. PIRG and the Student PIRGs, produced this video.
I was there during some of the key early days of this campaign as a student activist at Oberlin College. I was drawn to this effort because I not only wanted to save the trees but also yearned for an opportunity to be part of something much bigger than myself. As a volunteer with Ohio PIRG, a state-based student group that was connected to a national coalition of environmental groups, I worked with so many others to convince the Clinton administration to protect 58.5 million acres of national forests from road-building and commercial logging.
I collected petitions in front of the student union, inside the mailroom, in front of the grocery stores. I also trained other volunteers to collect petitions, which were on postcard-sized pieces of cardstock. Every 100 you collected could be piled into a satisfyingly thick pile and wrapped with a rubber band. We shipped them to the D.C. office by the thousands.
In the end, environmental organizers and activists collected and delivered 1.6 million public comments. We gathered around a radio listening to NPR in early January 2001, listening to the announcement that the Roadless Rule had been enacted. And notably, we did it old school. With online petitions barely in use at the time, we made our impact without a digital program.
Motivated by early success, I have spent the last 20 years organizing. I've worked to register voters, pass 100% renewable energy resolutions, lobby for clean cars standards and built support for bans on single-use plastics. I have worked on very local campaigns, state-level initiatives and on national efforts. It's a great feeling to look back on those 20 years and know that one of my first victories was lasting and significant.
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This article explores the Nuffield Council on Bioethics' recent report about non-invasive prenatal testing. Given that such testing is likely to become the norm, it is important to question whether there should be some ethical parameters regarding its use. The article engages with the viewpoints of Jeff McMahan, Julian Savulescu, Stephen Wilkinson and other commentators on prenatal ethics. The authors argue that there are a variety of moral considerations that legitimately play a significant role with regard to (prospective) parental decision-making in the context of NIPT, for example, views on the morality of abortion and understandings of the impact of disability on quality of life. The variable nature of such considerations, both singularly and combined, suggests that any approach to NIPT should be sensitive to and understanding of similarly variable parental assessments and decisions. The implications of the approach developed for current and future policies in this area are explored, along with the impact of such arguments on ideas about procreative beneficence.


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Kenobi Trailer Released
Lauren D'Ambra
Entertainment, Television
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By Lauren D'Ambra
Star Wars fans thought it was too good to be true when the official twitter account for the new Obi Wan Kenobi series tweeted "Hello there." early last Wednesday. They were absolutely right, it was better than too good to be true! A little while later, Star Wars released the full length trailer for their newest Disney Plus series Obi Wan Kenobi, much to the excitement of their passionate fan base.
The trailer, which quickly collected 8.5 million views in less than twenty four hours, has brought fans of the saga's prequels out in full force. It's no secret that prequels fans have been clamoring for a Disney Plus spinoff featuring Kenobi for years, and it certainly looks like they're about to get their wish. The trailer looks promising in every way, from epic lightsaber duels to high inquisitors to the fact that the majority of the trailer was set to John William's iconic "Duel of the Fates". Fans of Obi Wan Kenobi look to be in for a treat!
Disney and Star Wars are doing their best to keep the details of the show underwraps until the series premiere on May 25th, but we already know a little bit about the show. We know that the series takes place somewhere between Revenge of the Sith and A New Hope (though it is currently unclear where the series fits in relation to The Mandalorian and The Book of Boba Fett) and that we will finally get to see what "Ben" of Tatoonie was up to for all those years. The trailer also offered us a quick glimpse of Kenobi watching a young Luke Skywalker from afar, confirming that he kept his promise to keep an eye on half of the Skywalker twins. The trailer also dropped some surprises, including shots of the Grand Inquisitor previously seen in Star Wars Rebels, a look at a new female Inquisitor, and some shots of what may turn out to be a new planet.
Fans are also excited because the series promises to reunite Ewan McGregor and Hayden Christensen as Obi Wan Kenobi and Darth Vader respectively. Curiously, the trailer did not offer any glimpses of Christensen as the infamous Vader, but all in good time. Obi Wan Kenobi looks like it may be shaping up to be one of the best Star Wars series of all time. Be sure to catch the series premiere on Disney Plus on May 25th!
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Dream On: Cultivating Happiness through Fulfilled Dreams
2 Comments	/ Analytical Psychology, Balance and Happiness, Dream / By Dr. Thomas Maples
Happiness is a Result of Fulfilled Dreams.
What do you dream of? Are they in service to you, or a hinderance to your life? If they are a hindrance, what steps can you take to transition them to serve you in a manner that cultivates happiness?
People have long been fascinated by dreams. The symbols, the themes, the meanings, and even the absurdities created by the production company located in our head can be a source of amusement for some, or a source of horror for others. Their themes can foretell bitter sweet endings, or can show us the road to new beginnings. They can remind us of events, loved ones, or memories long since forgotten, or they can come in the form of predictive premonitions that help us move forward in life. Whatever the feeling state behind the dream's message, one thing is for certain, dreaming sets the tone for the deep psychological work needed to cultivate a life fulfilled by happiness.
In order to understand the power dreams have on our life, we must first understand the the way dreams effect our psychological growth.Sigmund Freud (1900) identified the dream as the royal road to the unconscious. In psychoanalysis and analytical traditions of psychology, the dream is viewed as the catalyst from which we can engage problematic themes of the past, allowing us to develop intimate knowledge of our current circumstances in a manner that allows for emotional healing. By developing a new and accepting relationship to the past, we can move on to the present moment, free of our past baggage, and pursue a means to an end we wish to create. The power of dreams within this context frees us to explore new ways to relate with ourselves and others in a manner that promotes deep psychological growth through catharsis of the problematic themes that formerly afflicted our lives.
Freud knew the power dreams have to unlock inner dynamics of growth through self-understanding. He created psychoanalysis based upon understanding how dreams affect our everyday emotional states. This work was continued in the works of Carl Jung, who believed that dreams have the power to unlock themes of deep unconscious growth, allowing us to realize Self, a supra ordinate from of identity that exists beyond the bounds of ego identity most commonly associated with adult life.
Carl Jung showed that dreams help us overcome the tensions caused by the paradoxical themes the psyche produces. By looking at the dream as a function of Self development, Jung moved beyond Freud's tendency towards reductive science, viewed the symbol within the dream as a single representation of a psychological indicator, and developed a dynamic view of the psyche as growing through a process of mending the inner tension present within the psyche. Jung (1966) writes "I realized that the dreams were not just fantasies, but self-representations of unconscious developments which allowed the psyche of the patient gradually to grow out of the pointless personal tie" (p. 134). By removing the "pointless personal tie" from the emotional conflict present within the dream, we can move beyond the idea of the dream as being a fantasy and engage the symbolic aspects of dream symbol as a catalyst for psychological change and emotional growth. In this example, dreams are a starting point for emotional and psychological growth.
With a basic idea of how dreams work to promote psychological balance and growth within our life, lets now turn our focus to the ways we can harness the power of dreams to achieve the results we want.
When most people think of dreams, they think of the nighttime production that plays out as a movie in their head. While these dreams have many uses for our everyday life, including their ability to clue us in on areas where we may be stuck psychologically, there are other dreams that are equally as powerful when it comes to their potential for Self growth. These dreams occur in relationship to the perspective we assume towards our personal development, and are dependent on whether we are more past focused, present focused, or future oriented.
From a psychological standpoint, dreams act as parallel perspective from which we can engage life. If we are focused primarily on the past, dreams can act as a catalyst from which past experiences can be given a present voice, so that emotional health can be attained by changing our relationship to past events that plague our current circumstances. In this circumstance, dreams clue us in to areas that are emotionally repressed and allow us inroads into the problematic areas that afflict our life. This brings us to the present moment, where a world of Self possibility can find its place, and action in the here and now can lead to a life of fulfilled happiness.
The secondary aspect of dreaming encapsulates being in the heart of the moment. It is in this state of being, where the past no longer acts as baggage, because we have changed our relationship to it, a place where the future can be filled with possibilities. By being in the here and the now, we can free up time, which in turn will affect our capacity to focus on the steps needed to fulfill the dreams we seek. Major self-introspection movements, including Buddhism, contemplative meditation philosophies, and major religious traditions all prescribe to practices of self inquiry within the present moment to help us make sense of what was, so that we can move onto what will become. As the author's of best selling book The Secret report, "Ask, Dream, and Receive." However, the receipt has to be in the present moment, and we must feel the necessary feelings of gratitude needed to realize dreams we seek.
The final perspective from which dreams work is to provide us a glimpse for our future. Dreams are a gateway to worlds of possibility not yet lived. This is where the world of possibility meets the world of lived action. By dreaming life forward, we engage Self-development through realizing the aspirations we once sought. This is where future meets the present tense, and what was once only envisioned, becomes the reality of the life we create.
When engaging dreams, it is imperative to utilize them as a service for the life you envision and not a hinderance. Freud knew the power of dreams, and created an entire psychology around understanding the powers they unlock for self-development. Jung, in turn, developed analytical psychology around the power dreams have to help people unlock their hidden conflicts, overcome personal barriers, and develop deep, and insightful understanding of the psychological growth possible within life. By changing our relationship to the past, we can focus energies on the present, which can make those dreams one day become a reality.
What are your dreams? Have you used them lately to realize the aspirations you seek?
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The moment I took time to read is that same
moment I began to live with understanding.
My past is what it was, now my future is knowledge
Accountability of it, so that I will move on!
Dr.Tom
Beautifully Said. When we can let the past remain where it is, we become oriented to the present, allowing us to be accountable for the future we wish to create.


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We received this submission from an anonymous senior (whoever you are, we love you), and thought it was too good to pass up. So as finals season starts to wrap up, take a look at this game and decide whether you want to gamble your liver on it. May the odds be ever in your favor, Class of 2012.
Our time on the Hilltop is drawing to a close and like many of my fellow seniors, I'm reflecting on my time at Georgetown, which has included many celebrations from Homecoming to Georgetown Day. While I will be moving into adulthood and plan on taking the spirit of Georgetown with me, I won't be able to dedicate my Tuesday… and Wednesday… and Thursday nights to shameless behavior at the Tombs. With a bit of creativity, I've decided that graduation calls for a moment to toast to our time at Georgetown. Hoya Saxa and Georgetown Forever!
This game is called "Georgetown Forever" and it is not for the weak of heart or those with a low alcohol tolerance. The rules of the game are simple and it starts from the end of your last final and continues until you walk across the stage to shake John DeGioia's hand and show your parents what they got for a $220,000 investment.
1. Start the game on the day of your last final and end the game when you graduate. DON'T drink everything one the same day… this is 120+ shots Hoyas, so pace yourself!
2. Count every credit that you have taken, including summer school. Transfers must count the other credits they took at another college.
3. Get an official copy of your transcript if you can (it's the least that Georgetown can do for all that tuition money) and make a shopping list. Its study day so study up on what you will need.
4. The higher rules outrank the lower ones, for example if the credit was in your major that would outrank a credit for in the school it was taught.
5. Each credit only gets one shot. If a credit was in your major and in the College, don't double count the shots! We're not looking to give GERMS more practice during Senior Week then they had all four years of your life in college… you do want to walk and get that diploma, right?
6. If you do the shots in the order of the classes which you took, then you get bonus points. If you took "Problem of God" freshman year and your thesis class senior year, then drink in that order.
Click through for the Hierarchy of Shots.
Hoya Saxa and Congratulations Georgetown Class of 2012!
This game reminds me of King of the Quad's AU drinking game.
Maybe because that's what it actually originated from.
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bren Ranked top ten songs from twenty one pilots' second album, "Regional at Best".
The best on the album. It's so amazing and deep.
How was this not #1? Someone who hasn't heard this doesn't deserve to vote on this list.
In my top five favorite twenty one pilots songs.
This is one of the most beautiful songs I have ever heard on one of the best albums I've ever heard (only self-titled is better) by the best band I've ever heard. After all, nobody tops TØP.
It's a beautiful song. My favorite on the album probably.
In my opinion, best tøp song in general.
WHAT IS THIS DOING SO FAR DOWN HERE It's A LOVELY SONG (no pun intended, its just the only fitting word) and I don't know what it is about this song but itll forever be a favourite of mine. Although it was never clarified who this was written about (regardless its beautiful) and the 2013 japanese remastered version is a little less pretty on the instrumentation side, the RAB version is gorgeous.
"Won't you stay alive? Ill take you on a ride...i will make you believe you are lovely,"
Whoa damn this song is underrated. Its just about struggling with your beliefs, and its (i believe) twenty one pilots' only song with a feature in it. Still one of my favourites.
Why is this so far down?!
I love this song how is it not higher?


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Digital Commons @ USF > College of Medicine > Internal Medicine > INTMED_FACPUB > 248
Internal Medicine Faculty Publications
Physician-directed Smoking Cessation Using Patient "opt-out" Approach in the Emergency Department: A Pilot Program
Marna Rayl Greenberg, University of South FloridaFollow
Natalie M. Greco, University of South Florida
Timothy J. Batchelor, University of South Florida
Andrew H.F. Miller, University of South Florida
Theodore Doherty, University of South Florida
Ali S. Aziz, University of South Florida
Stephanie Z. Yee, University of South Florida
Faiza Arif, University of South Florida
Lauren M. Crowley, University of South Florida
Edward W. Casey, Pfizer Inc
Robert J. Kruklitis, University of South Florida
opt-out, emergency department, motivational interviewing, referral and consultation, screening, treatment initiation, referral, smoking cessation agents, smoking cessation
https://doi.org/10.1002/emp2.12176
Objective: Using a physician-directed, patient "opt-out" approach to prescriptive smoking cessation in the emergency department (ED) setting, we set out to describe patient actions as they related to smoking cessation behaviors.
Methods: A convenience sample of smokers at 2 Pennsylvania hospital EDs who met inclusion/exclusion criteria were approached to participate in a brief intervention known as screening, treatment initiation, and referral (STIR) counseling that included phone follow-up. Demographic information, current smoking status, and specific physician prescription and follow-up recommendations were collected. Approximately 3 months later, patients were contacted to determine current smoking status and actions taken since their ED visit.
Results: One hundred six patients were approached and 7 (6.6%) opted out of the intervention. Patients who did not opt out were evaluated for appropriate use of smoking cessation-related medications; 35 (35.4%) opted out of the prescription(s) and 6 (6.1%) were not indicated. Twenty-one (21.2%) patients opted out of ambulatory referral follow-ups with primary care and/or tobacco treatment program; one (1.0%) was not indicated for referral. Nineteen (32.8%) patients who received prescription(s) for smoking cessation-related medications initially also followed the prescription(s). Seventeen (22.1%) patients participated in referral follow-up.
Conclusion: In this small ED pilot, using the STIR concepts in an opt-out method, few smokers opted out of the smoking cessation intervention. About one-third of the patients declined prescriptions for smoking cessation-related medications and less than one-quarter declined ambulatory referrals for follow-up. These findings support a willingness of patients to participate in STIR and the benefits of intervention in this setting.
Journal of the American College of Emergency Physicians Open, v. 1, issue 5, p. 782-789
Greenberg, Marna Rayl; Greco, Natalie M.; Batchelor, Timothy J.; Miller, Andrew H.F.; Doherty, Theodore; Aziz, Ali S.; Yee, Stephanie Z.; Arif, Faiza; Crowley, Lauren M.; Casey, Edward W.; and Kruklitis, Robert J., "Physician-directed Smoking Cessation Using Patient "opt-out" Approach in the Emergency Department: A Pilot Program" (2020). Internal Medicine Faculty Publications. 248.
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Sana Khan On Ex Melvin Louis' "Men Are Victims Too" Post: "This Is Blackmailing"
Sana Khan shared this photo. (Image courtesy: sanakhaan21)HighlightsSana Khan reacted to ex Melvin Louis' latest post "I was there standing right in front of him," she said "He thought he's going to brainwash me," Sana addedNew Delhi: A day after Sana Khan's ex-boyfriend Melvin Louis shared an uncensored audio clip of his conversation with her…
Sana Khan shared this photo. (Image courtesy: sanakhaan21)
Sana Khan reacted to ex Melvin Louis' latest post
"I was there standing right in front of him," she said
"He thought he's going to brainwash me," Sana added
A day after Sana Khan's ex-boyfriend Melvin Louis shared an uncensored audio clip of his conversation with her and allegedly accused her of "mocking" him and his race, the actress, in an exclusive interview to Pinkvilla reacted to his post and called it "blackmailing." In the audio clip shared by Melvin, Sana can be heard saying in the starting: "I have to humiliate you. The point is, to feel better, publicly." Talking about her statement, Sana told the publication: "This is blackmailing… A lot of people felt that it was a phone conversation that was recorded but it was not. I was there standing right in front of him while I was breaking up with him…It went for two hours because he was still trying to console me and say, 'I love you' and all. He thought he's going to brainwash me but I was in no mood to take that s***.
"So I just told him that I am going to make all this things public and I am gonna make sure that people know what you have done to me. That is the line I am saying there," she added.
Sana Khan also alleged that she can be heard crying in the clip because Melvin allegedly hit her and she has pictures to prove that. "This man hit me. I have these pictures of him hitting me, of my broken head and there are bruises on my face and I have still not posted those pictures. This guy was abusive, domestic violence was there and he's beaten me up. I was crying at that point of time. I got to know and I was like, 'I am gonna show the world who you are' and that's when he started recording."
Sharing the audio clip on Friday night, Melvin Louis accused Sana of "mocking" his "colour, skin, family and race." He wrote, "You mocked me ! You mocked my race and my skin color! You mocked my family! You mocked my most favourite people with disgusting allegations! You did your best! I hope you feel better now publicly!"
After dating for almost a year, Sana Khan, last month, confirmed that she and Melvin have parted ways. She shared a lengthy note about her breakup with Melvin, in which she called him "a compulsive cheater and a compulsive liar." An excerpt from her post read: "This man is dirt and he is disgusting unfortunately it took me a year to find out coz I believed in him blindly. I have taken a stand for myself coz if I won't, no one will. He is a compulsive cheater and a compulsive liar and this is his regular thing to do with everyone for his fame and popularity."
Sana Khan is an ex-Bigg Boss contestant and recently appeared on Bigg Boss 13. In Bollywood, she has featured in films such as Halla Bol, Jai ho and Wajah Tum Ho.
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Murphy confirms 4 more cases
by Morgan Howard | Aug 7, 2020 | Latest
Collin County has confirmed the deaths of a 60-year-old Plano woman on Aug. 5 and a 59-year-old Plano man on Aug. 4. Both had underlying health conditions and passed away at local hospitals.
Garland Health Department, which handles all Sachse cases regardless of county, also confirmed the death of an 84-year-old Sachse man in Collin County. He had underlying conditions and passed away at a hospice.
State health officials listed 195 new cases of COVID-19 today, Aug. 7, in Collin County. Officials reported an adjusted total of 7,268 confirmed cases.
There are 2,114 active cases and a total of 5,065 have recovered.
There are 138 cases hospitalized and 89 have died from COVID-19 related illness.
Today, hospitalizations throughout the state were reported at 8,065 and 1,397 cases were reported hospitalized in North Texas.
New cases in eastern Collin County include three in Farmersville, four in Murphy, four in Princeton, three in Sachse including the death (plus one in the Dallas County portion of the city) and 11 in Wylie.
An updated breakdown of all cases is available at: https://apps.collincountytx.gov/reports/COVID19/Daily%20Report%20by%20City.xlsx
When you click this link an Excel spreadsheet will be created with all reported Collin County cases by city.
As of 12:00 AM June 1, 2020, the Department of State Health Services will perform all COVID-19 case investigation and contact tracing activities for Collin County's local health authority. Collin County will be able to access the state system to obtain data and reports for its jurisdiction, but details on the extent of the data and how reports will be distributed will be announced as soon as they are available.
Due to the large number of new cases each day, the state is not necessarily reporting individual cases by age, gender or city.
Individual cases may be removed if the place of residence is outside of Collin County.
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The Cushwa Center sponsors conferences, seminars, and other events that seek to foster scholarly enrichment and support among those working in American Catholic studies and related fields. All events held from fall 2010 to the present may be viewed at cushwa.nd.edu/events//archives/. Events hosted between 1974 and spring 2010 include:
Atlantic Catholicism: The French-American Connection
Cosponsored by Notre Dame's Nanovic Institute for European Studies and the Institute for Scholarship in the Liberal Arts in the College of Arts and Letters
Camino a Emaus: The Word of God and Latino Catholics
Presented with the American Bible Society
Camino a Emaus Conference Preview
Catholics in the Movies
Catholicism in the American Century
A Great Cloud of Witnesses: Saints in the Catholic Tradition
On January 18–19, the Cushwa Center co-sponsored this conference that explored the development of the canonization process and the significance of Catholic sainthood. More than 250 participants took part in the conference. Other sponsors included the Department of Theology, the Office of the President, the Office of Campus Ministry, and the Beatification Committee for Blessed Basil Moreau, C.S.C.
History of Women Religious (HWR) Conference
From June 24–27, the Cushwa Center hosted HWR's Seventh Triennial Conference. More than 200 participants gathered to explore the theme, "Local Cultures/Global Church: Challenge and Missio in the History of Women Religious."
David J. O'Brien Conference
Scholars, Catholic Workers, religious and lay activists, and several bishops congregated at the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, Mass., on April 13–14 to explore the major themes in the life and work of David J. O'Brien, the Loyola Professor of Roman Catholic Studies at Holy Cross.
Guadalupe, Madre de America
Presented with the Institute for Latino Studies
Catholic in the Movies
The Cushwa Center hosted a meeting April 7–9 for scholars contributing to Catholics in the Movies, which was edited by Colleen McDannell and published by Oxford University Press.
The Future of American Catholic History: A Conference in Honor of Christopher Kauffman
Uncommon Faithfulness: The Witness of African American Catholics
Rethinking U.S. Catholicism: International and Comparative Frameworks
Recovering the U.S. Hispanic Catholic Heritage
Interpreting the American Catholic Experience: The Achievement of Jay P. Dolan
Catholicism in Twentieth-Century America
This conference was the culmination of a three-year research initiative.
Understandings of America: Ethnicity, Intellectual History, and American Catholicism
Presented with the Notre Dame Department of History
Pew Young Scholars in American Religion Session
On March 6-9, the Cushwa Center hosted the historians' session of the Pew Young Scholar in American Religion Program, the first of three such seminars to convene on the Notre Dame campus.Philip Gleason, professor emeritus of history, led the seminars, which explored the relationship between research and teaching.
Engendering American Catholic Studies
This was a joint meeting of the American Society of Church History and the American Catholic Historical Association to commemorate the sesquicentennial of the University of Notre Dame.
American Catholicism in the Twentieth Century
Colloquium on Hispanic Catholicism in the United States
The Comision Para el Estudio de 10 Historiadela Iglesia Latino Americana (known as CEHlLA) held its annual meeting at Notre Dame in March 1989 at the invitation of the Cushwa Center. Papers presented at this meeting were published in the U.S.Catholic Historian, Vol. 9, Nos. 1 and 2 (Winter/Spring 1990).
American Catholics and the Holy Land
Ireland and the United States: The Transatlantic Connection, 1800–1980
Colloquium on the History of Women Religious
This meeting became the catalyst for the founding of the Conference on the History of Women Religious
The Culture of American Catholicism
Presented with the Great Lakes American Studies Association
Perspectives on American Catholicism
Reinterpretation of American Catholic History
This conference predated the founding of the Center for the Study of American Catholicism, but it was a critical moment in the development of the idea of a center. Many historians of American Catholicism attended this conference, and it became the occasion to discuss the idea of a newsletter, a seminar, and other activities that would eventually become the agenda of the Center.
The Cushwa Center Lecture
The Hibernian Lecture
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Plea for the planet Plea for the planet He helped save the ozone; he's still making his plea for the planet
Tenacity led Jim Anderson, '66, the 2019 Alumnus Summa Laude Dignatus, to help save the ozone; he's not about to give up.
By Deborah Halber | Photo by Jackie Riccardi | September 2019
Inside a historic granite building in Harvard Yard, Jim Anderson stood before a group of fellow faculty members who constitute the core group pressing the Harvard administration to divest from fossil fuels. Laser pointer in hand, Anderson reviewed the key arguments behind the case underscoring the imperative for Harvard's divestment from fossil fuels—the scientific case underpinning irreversible climate change, the economic costs, the resulting instability in global financial structures that trigger social instability, as well as the ethical issues with respect to emerging generations for which the University is directly responsible. The planet, he noted to his colleagues, is running out of time.
Anderson, '66, has spent his career searching for minuscule traces of chemicals that have damaged Earth's climate system. His research moved the U.S. to join a worldwide ban on industrial gas chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) that thinned the ozone layer.
Now, he's taking on fossil fuels. "We inherited this gorgeous system—delicate ice in the Northern and Southern hemispheres—that keeps the amount of water vapor in the atmosphere controlled," he explained. His tone is almost reverential. But that system is in peril. He notes that Greenland has lost 6,000 billion tons of ice. "That delicate system we inherited," he says, "is the one we need to return to."
For his life's work, Anderson received the 2019 Alumnus Summa Laude Dignatus, the highest honor presented to an alumnus.
The son of a WSU physicist, Anderson loved stars and planets. After graduating from the UW in 1966 with a bachelor's degree in physics, his next stop was the Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics at the University of Colorado. He set his sights on unstable and highly reactive atoms called free radicals that cause chemical reactions, including those that destroy ozone.
What was obliterating the ozone? Anderson led the effort that found the answer.
Anderson developed the first instruments capable of detecting minuscule quantities—less than one part per trillion—of free radicals in the stratosphere. His timing was perfect since the ozone crisis burst on the scene in the early 1970s. In 1978, Anderson joined the Harvard faculty and continued to send increasingly sophisticated instrumentation into the stratosphere. Most recently, he has used a solar-powered strategic aircraft named Odysseus that can fly continuously for 12 months to altitudes of 90,000 feet. He believes Odysseus will launch a new era of affordable experimentation, allowing students around the world to use tools such as ice-penetrating radar to forecast the rate of sea-level rise, measure the breakup of Greenland's ice mass, forecast drought conditions and wildfire risk, and track the trajectories of severe storms.
In 1986, researchers first noticed that the Antarctic's ozone layer seemed to be thinning, exposing the Earth to intense levels of ultraviolet radiation tied to skin cancer, cataracts, and damage to crops and ocean life. What was obliterating the ozone? Anderson led the effort that found the answer. In 1987, he used a U-2 spy plane from Punta Arenas, Chile, to establish that the CIO radical from the breakdown of CFCs in the stratosphere caused the Antarctic Ozone Hole. That discovery ultimately led the U.S. government to sign the Montreal Protocol in 1992.
That leads us to that meeting inside University Hall on the Harvard campus. Anderson held up a three-inch stack of pages—a new textbook he'd written for students who sign up for an introduction to physical science—as he explained that it was imperative that the university get out of fossil fuels.
"I see these wedges going in," Anderson says of those who gather and disseminate the facts of climate change. "Each of these arguments strengthens the case that we have an irreversible, profound crisis on our hands." He clasps his hands. He hopes it's not too late to save the planet.
Deborah Halber is a Boston-based science writer.


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Book Review - The Six Secrets of Intelligence
Sometimes you come across a book which isn't a book you would write, but says a lot about topics on your mind. This is one of those books for me. It particularly touches on a lot of issues that motivated the Mind Atelier project. I first read the book early in the pandemic, so this is in part an exploration of those issues through the exploration of the content of the book as much as a traditional review.
Craig Adams is a former publisher and teacher, which was interesting to discover because in this book he is very much a campaigner for philosophy as a subject. I am not a philosopher and people have asked me - aren't philosophers already thinking about thinking? What more is there to say?
For me, the first answer is an analogy with science and engineering. Philosophers have articulated many key principles with regard to thinking and continue to work on new ones - but most of them are not so interested in how they are applied in daily life. This is an area that I (and indeed Adams in this book) think there is something to add to. The second is that like much like another academic discipline often related to thinking, Decision Science, the preferences of Philosophy mean some areas of thinking get much more attention than others - and I would hope at some points Mind Atelier helps widen all our horizons a little.
On to the book! Starting with the title, I do think something feels not quite right. Intelligence is a word that in common usage has a lot of overtones of "innate talent." Most obviously in the realm of debates about IQ (Intelligence Quotient) testing. By contrast, when we look at the introduction of the book Adams wants to define it as "how you think." Implicitly then for Adams this is not something innate (as in IQ). He's talking about something that we do and we can learn to do better. He says explicitly it's not about knowledge. He also says: "We describe intelligent people in different ways: 'perceptive', 'subtle', 'critical', 'logical', 'rational', 'analytical' or 'creative' – but what exactly do these words mean and how are they supposed to help us?"
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Salon - The Pleasures and Perils of the Autodidact
In the event I recently hosted on Tuesday 27th July a small but diverse group came together to explore the Pleasures and Perils of the Autodidact. As an interintellect Salon conversation was not recorded so that everyone could speak freely. The format encourages participants to let each other speak in the knowledge that there is plenty of time for everyone to have their turn, but I thought I would make a few notes here:
The conversation began with the joy of a learning journey that you have control over. As a self-learner you choose the pace and the direction. Of course the immediate counterpoint came up - once it's all up to you, it's all up to you, including choosing the direction and finding the motivation to keep going.
On the question of direction, it was felt that exploring without a map created a fundamentally different kind of journey, one less linear and often richer for it. Yet at the same time it can be frustrating to end up in an area marked "Here Be Dragons" and possibly not achieving a goal. It was acknowledged in that context that there is a difference between learning out of curiosity and learning to achieve knowledge for a particular use. In that vein it was admitted that sometimes, it's useful to get a credential, even if it means putting up with a formal system.
The history of autodidacticity (and it was questioned if this was even a word!) was touched on and the sheer volume of resources in the modern era was much appreciated - books, videos, online courses and subject guides - but the other side of this was a sense of information overload and possibly so many choices that it can create distraction. On distraction, the role of "talismans" (books, equipment, stationery, etc) was discussed as having a motivational effect but also sometimes being a very particular failure mode, where spending the money sates the desire for progress.
The conversation wound to a close after 3 hours with remarks on the importance of conversations. This could be with authors who have passed on via marginalia or with other learners, the conversation is what can help the autodidact avoid the pitfalls of Dunning-Kruger and intellectual cul-de-sacs.
Artefact Cards - Tools For Thought Review
I wrote a brief review of John Willshire's Artefact cards, which you can read here.
The quick summary? I like them a lot, they make getting and overview of and sorting ideas, making outlines or storyboards into a physical process. This works for me better than a lot of digital systems and I'm not short of digital equipment. I plan to write more about the affordances of paper in the next edition.
Today - 29th July at 1900 London Time (BST), London Review Bookshop will host an online discussion between Wired magazine features Editor Victoria Turk and author Jeanette Winterson about her new book 12 Bytes. (Ticketed, £5)
Friday, 30th July, 1630 BST, Dhrupad Karwa, founder and CEO of Inspo – a search engine for inspiration will host an interintellect salon: Can Machines Help Us Find Inspiration? (Ticketed, $15)
Monday, 2nd August, 1830 BST - The Neuroscience of Meditation and Consciousness - Buddhist monk Matthieu Ricard chats with neuroscientist Steven Laureys (how to Academy, £15)
Wednesday, 11th August, 1830 BST - The Social Instinct – How Cooperation Shaped the World sees evolutionary biologist Nichola Raihani In Conversation With Robin Ince (how to Academy, £10 - £15)
Also, Wednesday, 11th August, 1900 BST, in interintellect Salon, Enlightenment to Entanglement: How to Think About Technological Complexity, writer and scientist Samuel Arbesman leads a discussion around how to think about and live with the complex technologies around us. (Ticketed, $20)
And of course, Edition #005 of this newsletter will be out on Thursday 12th August afternoon London time - feel free to share this Edition with a friend before then. ;-)
Indy Neogy is the main author of Mind Atelier. He is a coach, consultant and thinker about better thinking using tools, spaces and principles for thought.
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Edition #015 - 2022 Begins
2022 Is HereWe all hope that 2022 is better than 2021, but so far in lots of places it isn't looking like a good start. On a personal note, Christmas did not turn out as expected with some family visits cancelled because of virus related issues. However, Edition #015 is
Edition #013 - Risk-O-micron
The O-micron MomentSide note: I only learned recently that the two Greek letters Omicron and Omega can be thought of in relation to the words micron and mega. This piece by the author Steven Johnson along with the reporting of a possibly important new strain of the coronavirus (Omicron) got
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    @XmlElement(required = true, type = org.openprovenance.prov.xml.IDRef.class)
    protected org.openprovenance.prov.model.QualifiedName activity;

    @XmlElement(type = org.openprovenance.prov.xml.InternationalizedString.class)
    protected List<org.openprovenance.prov.model.LangString> label;

    transient protected List<org.openprovenance.prov.model.Type> type;
    transient protected List<org.openprovenance.prov.model.Other> others;

    @XmlAnyElement
    protected List<Attribute> all;

    @XmlAttribute(name = "id", namespace = "http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#")
    @javax.xml.bind.annotation.adapters.XmlJavaTypeAdapter(QualifiedNameAdapter.class)
    protected org.openprovenance.prov.model.QualifiedName id;

    /**
     * Gets the value of the delegate property.
     *
     * @return
     *     possible object is
     *     {@link org.openprovenance.prov.xml.QualifiedName }
     *
     */
    public org.openprovenance.prov.model.QualifiedName getDelegate() {
        return delegate;
    }

    /**
     * Sets the value of the delegate property.
     *
     * @param value
     *     allowed object is
     *     {@link org.openprovenance.prov.xml.QualifiedName }
     *
     */
    public void setDelegate(org.openprovenance.prov.model.QualifiedName value) {
        this.delegate = value;
    }

    /**
     * Gets the value of the responsible property.
     *
     * @return
     *     possible object is
     *     {@link org.openprovenance.prov.xml.QualifiedName }
     *
     */
    public org.openprovenance.prov.model.QualifiedName getResponsible() {
        return responsible;
    }

    /**
     * Sets the value of the responsible property.
     *
     * @param value
     *     allowed object is
     *     {@link org.openprovenance.prov.xml.QualifiedName }
     *
     */
    public void setResponsible(org.openprovenance.prov.model.QualifiedName value) {
        this.responsible = value;
    }

    /**
     * Gets the value of the activity property.
     *
     * @return
     *     possible object is
     *     {@link org.openprovenance.prov.xml.QualifiedName }
     *
     */
    public org.openprovenance.prov.model.QualifiedName getActivity() {
        return activity;
    }

    /**
     * Sets the value of the activity property.
     *
     * @param value
     *     allowed object is
     *     {@link org.openprovenance.prov.xml.QualifiedName }
     *
     */
    public void setActivity(org.openprovenance.prov.model.QualifiedName value) {
        this.activity = value;
    }

    /**
     * Gets the value of the label property.
     *
     *

     * This accessor method returns a reference to the live list,
     * not a snapshot. Therefore any modification you make to the
     * returned list will be present inside the JAXB object.
     * This is why there is not a set method for the label property.
     *
     *

     * For example, to add a new item, do as follows:
     *

     *    getLabel().add(newItem);
     *

     *
     *
     *

     * Objects of the following type(s) are allowed in the list
     * {@link org.openprovenance.prov.xml.InternationalizedString }
     *
     *
     */
    public List<org.openprovenance.prov.model.LangString> getLabel() {
        if (label == null) {
            label = new ArrayList<org.openprovenance.prov.model.LangString>();
        }
        return this.label;
    }

    /**
     * Gets the value of the type property.
     *
     *

     * This accessor method returns a reference to the live list,
     * not a snapshot. Therefore any modification you make to the
     * returned list will be present inside the JAXB object.
     * This is why there is not a set method for the type property.
     *
     *

     * For example, to add a new item, do as follows:
     *

     *    getType().add(newItem);
     *

     *
     *
     *

     * Objects of the following type(s) are allowed in the list
     * {@link org.openprovenance.prov.xml.Type }
     *
     *
     */

    public List<org.openprovenance.prov.model.Type> getType() {
        if (type == null) {
            type=AttributeList.populateKnownAttributes(this,all, org.openprovenance.prov.model.Type.class);
        }
        return this.type;
    }

    public List<org.openprovenance.prov.model.Other> getOther() {
	if (others == null) {
	    others=AttributeList.populateKnownAttributes(this,all, org.openprovenance.prov.model.Other.class);
	}
	return this.others;
    }

    /** Gets the List of all attributes
     * @see org.openprovenance.prov.xml.HasAllAttributes#getAllAttributes()
     */
    @Override
    public List<Attribute> getAllAttributes() {
        if (all == null) {
            all = new SortedAttributeList<Attribute>();
        }
        return this.all;
    }

    /**
     * Gets the value of the id property.
     *
     * @return
     *     possible object is
     *     {@link org.openprovenance.prov.model.QualifiedName }
     *
     */
    public org.openprovenance.prov.model.QualifiedName getId() {
        return id;
    }

    /**
     * Sets the value of the id property.
     *
     * @param value
     *     allowed object is
     *     {@link org.openprovenance.prov.model.QualifiedName }
     *
     */
    public void setId(org.openprovenance.prov.model.QualifiedName value) {
        this.id = value;
    }

    public void equals(Object object, EqualsBuilder equalsBuilder) {
        if (!(object instanceof ActedOnBehalfOf)) {
            equalsBuilder.appendSuper(false);
            return ;
        }
        if (this == object) {
            return ;
        }
        final ActedOnBehalfOf that = ((ActedOnBehalfOf) object);
        equalsBuilder.append(this.getDelegate(), that.getDelegate());
        equalsBuilder.append(this.getResponsible(), that.getResponsible());
        equalsBuilder.append(this.getActivity(), that.getActivity());
        equalsBuilder.append(this.getLabel(), that.getLabel());
        equalsBuilder.append(this.getType(), that.getType());
        equalsBuilder.append(this.getOther(), that.getOther());
        equalsBuilder.append(this.getId(), that.getId());
    }

    public boolean equals(Object object) {
        if (!(object instanceof ActedOnBehalfOf)) {
            return false;
        }
        if (this == object) {
            return true;
        }
        final EqualsBuilder equalsBuilder = new JAXBEqualsBuilder();
        equals(object, equalsBuilder);
        return equalsBuilder.isEquals();
    }

    public void hashCode(HashCodeBuilder hashCodeBuilder) {
        hashCodeBuilder.append(this.getDelegate());
        hashCodeBuilder.append(this.getResponsible());
        hashCodeBuilder.append(this.getActivity());
        hashCodeBuilder.append(this.getLabel());
        hashCodeBuilder.append(this.getType());
        hashCodeBuilder.append(this.getOther());
        hashCodeBuilder.append(this.getId());
    }

    public int hashCode() {
        final HashCodeBuilder hashCodeBuilder = new JAXBHashCodeBuilder();
        hashCode(hashCodeBuilder);
        return hashCodeBuilder.toHashCode();
    }

    public void toString(ToStringBuilder toStringBuilder) {
        {
            org.openprovenance.prov.model.QualifiedName theDelegate;
            theDelegate = this.getDelegate();
            toStringBuilder.append("delegate", theDelegate);
        }
        {
            org.openprovenance.prov.model.QualifiedName theResponsible;
            theResponsible = this.getResponsible();
            toStringBuilder.append("responsible", theResponsible);
        }
        {
            org.openprovenance.prov.model.QualifiedName theActivity;
            theActivity = this.getActivity();
            toStringBuilder.append("activity", theActivity);
        }
        {
            List<org.openprovenance.prov.model.LangString> theLabel;
            theLabel = this.getLabel();
            toStringBuilder.append("label", theLabel);
        }
        {
            List<org.openprovenance.prov.model.Type> theType;
            theType = this.getType();
            toStringBuilder.append("type", theType);
        }
        {
            List<org.openprovenance.prov.model.Other> theOthers;
            theOthers = this.getOther();
            toStringBuilder.append("others", theOthers);
        }
        {
            org.openprovenance.prov.model.QualifiedName theId;
            theId = this.getId();
            toStringBuilder.append("id", theId);
        }
    }

    public String toString() {
        final ToStringBuilder toStringBuilder = new JAXBToStringBuilder(this);
        toString(toStringBuilder);
        return toStringBuilder.toString();
    }

    public Kind getKind() {
 	return org.openprovenance.prov.model.StatementOrBundle.Kind.PROV_DELEGATION;
     }

}

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The Aeronca L-3 group of observation and liaison aircraft were used by the United States Army Air Corps in World War II.  The L-3 series were adapted from Aeronca's pre-war Tandem Trainer and Chief models.

Design and development
In 1941, the United States Army Air Corps ordered four examples of the Aeronca 65 TC Defender, designated YO-58, for evaluation of the suitability of light aircraft for observation and liaison purposes. (It also placed similar orders with Piper and Taylorcraft Aircraft). Service tests during the US Army's annual maneuvers proved successful, and resulted in large orders being placed. In 1942, the O-58 was redesignated L-3.

When American forces went into combat after Pearl Harbor, the Army Air Force used the L-3 in much the same manner as observation balloons were used during World War I—spotting activities and directing artillery fire. It was also used for liaison and transport duties and short-range reconnaissance which required airplanes to land and take off in short distances from unprepared landing strips. Liaison pilots would train on L-3s before moving on to front-line aircraft like the Piper L-4 or the Stinson L-5. Some L-3s were shipped to North Africa, and subsequently given to the Free French Forces in the area at the time. At least one of the aircraft served with US forces in Italy.And minimally one other did service in Normandy, as reported by the Detroit Free Press on 25 June 1944, with a photograph indicating transport of medical supplies to the advancing front-line regiments.

The TG-5 was a three-seat training glider of 1942 based upon the O-58 design. This aircraft retained the O-58's rear fuselage, wings, and tail while adding a new front fuselage in place of the engine. In all, Aeronca built 250 TG-5 gliders for the Army. The Navy received three as the LNR-1.

Variants

O-58 designation replaced by L-3 designation in April 1942
YO-58 – Four aircraft with a  Continental YO-170-3 engine.
O-58 / L-3 – production order of 50, most used for training in the US.
O-58A / L-3A – Fuselage widened four inches and extended greenhouse canopy. 20 built.
O-58B / L-3B – Modified canopy and additional radio equipment. 875 built.
O-58C / L-3C – As O-58B/L-3B but with radio equipment removed for use as trainer. 490 built.
L-3D – Aeronca 65TF Defender. 11 aircraft impressed.
L-3E – Aeronca 65TC Defender. 12 aircraft impressed. Continental engine.
L-3F – Aeronca 65CA Defender. 19 aircraft impressed.
L-3G – Aeronca 65L Super Chief with side by side seating. 4 aircraft impressed. Lycoming engine.
L-3H – Aeronca 65TL Defender. 1 aircraft impressed) Lycoming engine.
L-3J – Aeronca 65TC Defender 1 additional aircraft impressed. Continental engine.
JR-1 – Three L-3Cs supplied to the US Navy.
TG-5 – 250 were built as training gliders for the USAAC.
TG-33 – TG-5 converted for prone pilot.
LNR – Three TG-5s supplied to the US Navy.

Operators

 Brazilian Air Force L-3C

 Cuban Air Force - received 11 L-3Bs under Lend-Lease.

 Chilean Air Force
30 L-3B delivered to Chile via Lend-Lease program in 1943, all delivered to civil aero clubs. 4 Survivors (CC-KGA at La Ligua, CC-SHA at Chile's Aviation Museum. Two examples in the hands of restorers at Tobalaba airfield, Santiago, and Los Angeles.)

 Dominican Air Force - received 3 L-3Bs in 1943.

 United States Army Air Forces
 United States Navy

 Aviación Militar – received three L-3Bs.

Surviving aircraft

Aside from 15 L-3s (2 L-3, 7 L-3B, and 6 L-3C) that remain on the US civil registry as of June 2016, a number have also found their way into museums

 42-7796 - O-58A airworthy with Mark A. Henry of Dickinson, Texas

42-7798 – O-58A airworthy with Blake W. Henderson of Westmoreland, Tennessee.
 42-14773 – L-3 airworthy with Audie L. Hollon of Milan, Missouri.
 42-36152 – O-58B airworthy with Lee H. Montgomery in Corsicana, Texas. Previously with the Alamo Liaison Squadron in San Antonio, Texas.
 42-36200 – L-3B on static display at the National Museum of the United States Air Force at Wright-Patterson AFB near Dayton, Ohio.
 42-36639 – L-3D on static display at the Silent Wings Museum at Lubbock Preston Smith International Airport in Lubbock, Texas
 43-1844 – O-58B airworthy at the Port Townsend Aero Museum in Port Townsend, Washington.
 43-26772 – L-3B on static display at the Air Zoo in Kalamazoo, Michigan.
 43-26819 – L-3B on static display at the Museo Nacional Aeronáutico y del Espacio in Santiago, Chile.
 43-27184 - L3-B Being restored in Sturgis, Mi. 058B-13213 NC 47262
 Unknown – L-3B on static display at the Museum of Flight in Seattle, Washington.
 Unknown – L-3B airworthy at the Cavanaugh Flight Museum in Addison, Texas.
 Unknown – L-3 airworthy at the Wings of Eagles Discovery Center in Elmira, New York.
 Unknown – L-3 on display at the Vintage Flying Museum in Fort Worth, Texas.
 Unknown – L-3B airworthy at the Western Antique Aeroplane & Automobile Museum in Hood River, Oregon.
 Unknown – L-3E airworthy with Air Group One of the Commemorative Air Force in El Cajon, California.
 Unknown – L-3E under restoration with the Spirit of Tulsa of the Commemorative Air Force in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
 Unknown – L-3E airworthy with the Missouri Wing of the Commemorative Air Force in Portage Des Sioux, Missouri.
 Unknown – O-58B airworthy with Nicholas S. Kapotes of Pompton Plains, New Jersey.
 43-26861 – O-58B airworthy with James S. Tate of Nashville, Tennessee.
 Unknown – L-3 on static display at the National D-Day Memorial in Bedford, Virginia.
 058B2692 – L-3B airworthy with Air1 Aircraft of Westfield, Massachusetts.
 058B6212 – O-58B airworthy with Bruce Gapstur of Belle Plaine, Iowa.
 058B-8272 – O-58B airworthy with Todd H. Dickens of Charlotte, North Carolina.
 31316 – 65-TAC-L3 airworthy at La Victoria de Chacabuco Airport in Chile. Registered as CC-AVO.

Specifications (L-3C)

See also

Aeronca Chief family

Notes

References

External links

 L-3 page at the National Museum of the United States Air Force
 L-3 page at Warbird Alley
 L-3 page at Museo Nacional Aeronáutico y del Espacio de Chile

L-03, Aeronca
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High-wing aircraft
Single-engined tractor aircraft
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