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By Kathryn L. Braun and Cynthia LaCounte
Prior to the arrival of Europeans, an estimated 5 million to 10 million individuals inhabited the land that now comprises the United States. They were organized in hundreds of communities, each with their own languages, cultures, economies, social institutions, and governance structures. Today, these groups are known as American Indians, Alaska Natives, and Native Hawaiians. In this article, we will refer to them collectively as Native Americans and, when talking about older Native Americans, as native elders.
Today, about 5.2 million U.S. residents are full or part American Indian or Alaska Natives (AIAN), and another 527,077 are full or part Native Hawaiian (U.S. Census Bureau, 2012, 2013). Taken together, Native Americans of the United States now make up about 2 percent of the nation's population.
With population aging, the number and proportion of native elders have grown. Yet, native peoples experience continued disparities in health, disability, and longevity (Anderson, Bulatao, and Cohen, 2004). This article presents data on demographic and health indicators of Native Americans, discusses possible reasons for relatively poor health outcomes, and makes recommendations for research and practice.
Demographics and Health Indicators
Although there are limitations in existing data on native elder health, the available data suggest that they rank lower in socioeconomic and health indicators than their white counterparts.
Data sources
There are several national sources of demographic and health data on Native Americans. Foremost are the decennial census and the American Community Survey (ACS), both administered by the U.S. Census Bureau. ACS data are collected annually, and small populations, such as AIANs and Native Hawaiians, are purposefully oversampled. Most often in data reported by the U.S. Census Bureau, Native Hawaiians are combined with other residents from the Pacific under the label of Native Hawaiians and other Pacific Islanders (NHOPI), and all AIAN tribes are combined under the AIAN label. For some indicators, the Census presents data for individuals that report AIAN or NHOPI as their only race, but for other indicators it presents data for individuals choosing AIAN or NHOPI alone, or in combination with other races.
Other national databases (e.g., the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System and Medicare) have been used to examine AIAN and NHOPI, although native samples are usually small. The most comprehensive reports about Native Hawaiians are produced in Hawai'i, but data often are limited to Native Hawaiians living in Hawai'i. Small sample sizes and merging of tribes and ethnic groups into AIAN and NHOPI groupings limit our understanding of native elders.
Tribal organization
AIANs are organized by tribe, and the United States recognizes 566 AIAN tribes. According to the 2010 U.S. Census, the largest American Indian tribes are the Cherokee, Navajo, Choctaw, Mexican American Indian, Chippewa, Sioux, Apache, Blackfeet, Creek, and Iroquois tribes. The largest Alaska Native groups are Yup'ik, Inupiat, Tlingit-Haida, Alaskan Athabascan, Aleut, and Tsimshian. Native Hawaiians are not organized as a tribe. Rather, Hawai'i was a sovereign nation recognized by many foreign powers when it was illegally overthrown in 1893 and annexed by the United States in 1898 (Apology Bill, 1993). Native Hawaiian groups continue to work to gain recognition for the Hawaiian nation.
Population distribution
More than half of the AIAN population lives in eleven states—California, Oklahoma, Arizona, Texas, New York, New Mexico, Washington, North Carolina, Florida, Michigan, and Alaska (U.S. Census Bureau, 2013). Only about 22 percent of AIAN in 2010 lived in the 681 designated American Indian areas (reservations) or Alaska Native Village Statistical Areas (U.S. Census Bureau, 2013). About 45 percent of AIAN elders (ages 65 and older) live in the Western United States, and another 33.5 percent live in the South; 80.3 percent of AIAN elders live in micro- and metropolitan areas (see Table 1, below).
Similar to AIAN, Native Hawaiians live in every state. Most Native Hawaiians are concentrated in Hawai'i and California. Only 9 percent of Native Hawaiians live on Hawaiian Home Lands—lands held in trust for eligible Native Hawaiians by the state of Hawai'i (U.S. Census Bureau, 2012). Almost 82 percent of NHOPI elders (ages 65 and older) live in the Western United States, and almost 99 percent live in micro or metropolitan areas (see Table 1).
Socioeconomic status
Native Americans experience socioeconomic disparities. Only about half of AIAN householders nationwide and Native Hawaiian householders in Hawai'i own their own homes, compared with about 64 percent of the overall population (U.S. Census Bureau, 2013). Nationally, only 17 percent of AIAN and 18 percent of Native Hawaiians ages 25 and older have a bachelor's degree, in comparison to 33 percent of whites (Office of Hawaiian Affairs, 2013; Office of Minority Health, 2014). In 2012, the median household income was $37,353 for AIAN and $51,322 for Native Hawaiians, compared to $56,565 for whites. Also, about 26 percent of AIAN and 31 percent of NHOPI live below the poverty level, as compared to only 11 percent of whites (Office of Minority Health, 2014).
Living arrangements
The U.S. Census estimated that 37.1 percent of AIAN and 26.7 percent of NHOPI elders were living alone in 2010, compared to 43.0 percent of white elders. Urban-dwelling AIAN elders are more likely to live alone than their reservation counterparts, but less likely to live in poverty, and about 6.2 percent of AIAN grandparents live with grandchildren (Office of Minority Health, 2014). In Hawai'i, 48 percent of all grandparent householders living with grandchildren under age 18 are Native Hawaiian, whereas only 22 percent of the general population is Native Hawaiian (Office of Hawaiian Affairs, 2013).
Life expectancy
Although the number of native elders is growing, life expectancy of AIAN and Native Hawaiians continues to lag three to four years behind that of the general U.S. population (Indian Health Service, 2014; Ka'opua et al., 2011). Thus, while adults ages 65 and older represent 14.4 percent of the white population in the United States, they only comprise 7.1 percent of the AIAN population and 5.2 percent of NHOPI population (U.S. Census Bureau, 2014; see Table 2, page 62). In Hawai'i, about 7.3 percent of Native Hawaiians are ages 65 and older (Office of Hawaiian Affairs, 2013).
Mortality and chronic conditions
AIAN have higher mortality rates than other Americans for a number of conditions, including chronic liver disease and cirrhosis (368 percent higher), diabetes mellitus (177 percent higher), unintentional injuries (138 percent higher), assault and homicide (82 percent higher), intentional self-harm and suicide (65 percent higher), and chronic lower respiratory diseases (59 percent higher) (Indian Health Service, 2014). In Hawai'i, Native Hawaiians are more than five times as likely to experience diabetes between the ages of 19 and 35 (11 percent versus 2 percent) as non-Hawaiians. Native Hawaiians also have the highest cancer mortality rates of the five largest ethnic groups in the state (Office of Hawaiian Affairs, 2011).
On a national level, Ng and colleagues (2014) examined racial differences in physical and mental health, health symptoms, sensory and functional limitations, and risk factors among 236,289 older Medicare Managed Care members. They found significant racial differences, with all non-white racial groups (except Asians) doing worse than whites on most health indicators. For example, about 22 percent of AIAN and NHOPI elders reported depressed mood much of the time in the last year, compared to 11.7 percent of white elders. Even after controlling for key socio-demographic factors (like education), Ng and colleagues still found that AIAN and NHOPI elders were significantly more likely than white elders to report chest pain, shortness of breath, or foot symptoms in the last four weeks, depressed mood much of the time in the last year, and vision and hearing problems. AIAN elders also were more likely than white elders to be obese and report more than one activities of daily living (ADL) impairment (see Table 2).
Cancer screening
AIANs report lower levels of cancer screening than whites, especially for colorectal cancer. Based on 2010 data, only 49.5 percent of AIAN ages 50 and older were in compliance with colorectal cancer screening recommendations in 2010, compared to 59.8 percent of whites (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2012). Only 55.8 percent of Native Hawaiians ages 50 and older were in compliance with colorectal cancer screening recommendations, compared to 64.2 percent of whites (Hawai'i Health Matters, 2014).
Health insurance
All federally recognized AIANs are entitled to healthcare. This is provided by the Indian Health Service (IHS) through IHS-run facilities, which serve any registered AIAN, or by tribal contractors, which give priority to tribal members. However, only 40 percent of AIAN access IHS facilities and contractors (Morton et al., 2008). When asked about insurance coverage in 2012, about 48 percent of AIAN reported they had private insurance, about 38 percent reported using Medicaid, and about 23 percent said they lacked health insurance coverage (Office of Minority Health, 2014).
There is nothing equivalent to the IHS for Native Hawaiians. However, the Native Hawaiian Health Improvement Act of 1998 established five Native Hawaiian Health Care Systems, which help Native Hawaiians in Hawai'i access health insurance and healthcare, while providing health education and some primary care services. About 6 percent of Native Hawaiians reported lacking health insurance coverage in 2010 (Office of Hawaiian Affairs, 2011).
Reasons for Disparities
Numerous reasons have been proposed to explain the disparities experienced by Native Americans and native elders. In this section, we will discuss three reasons—historical trauma, social determinants of health, and access to care.
Historical trauma
Colonizers of lands that now comprise the United States often used guns and steel to secure that land, killing native peoples if they resisted. Westerners also brought infectious diseases, to which native peoples had no immunity, including measles, chicken pox, scarlet fever, influenza, cholera, and malaria. Many Native Americans died from these diseases, especially adults and elders, decreasing access of the tribe to reliable sources of information about its history and traditions (Osorio, 2002; Young, 1994). Laws like the Indian Removal Act were enacted to support the White Man's claims on the land. For example, Congress passed the Act in 1830 to relocate Indian tribes from the Eastern United States to west of the Mississippi River (Hendrix, 2001), and Congress supported the illegal overthrow of the sovereign nation of Hawaii in 1893 (Apology Bill, 1993).
Beginning in 1819, the U.S. Congress appropriated funds to pay missionaries or people of "good moral character" to "civilize" American Indians and suppress native traditional practices (Hendrix, 2001). In 1895, the Alaska territory was partitioned into regions, with each region targeted by a religious group to spread Christianity and establish trade schools for Alaska Natives (La Bell et al., 2005). In Hawai'i, missionaries from the United Church of Christ first arrived in 1820. Members of missionary families married Native Hawaiians, and their progeny gained control of the land and economy within two to three generations (Osorio, 2002).
Churches and government worked together to establish schools designed to integrate native peoples into Western society. For AIAN, orphanages and day schools gave way to large boarding schools run by the Bureau of Indian Affairs, starting in 1878 for Native Americans and in the 1930s for Alaska Natives. Children were relocated a great distance from home, and resistant parents were threatened with incarceration. Because the purpose of these schools was to assimilate native children, their native clothes were burned, their hair was cut short, and they were routinely punished for speaking their own language (Hendrix, 2001; La Bell et al., 2005). Although boarding schools were rarer in Hawai'i, school children also were punished for speaking their native language after an 1896 law requiring schools to teach only in English (Lucas, 2000). Today, only about 22 percent of AIAN and less than 5 percent of Native Hawaiians speak their native tongues.
Sotero (2006) describes how historical trauma links to present-day health disparities. The colonized generations directly suffer from the introduction of new diseases, weapons, and rules. Younger generations watch as older generations grieve, prematurely die, and lose land and power. Progeny of the colonized generations may assimilate feelings of inferiority and shame about their heritage, and have decreasing access to elders who can transmit native language and culture. At the same time, the dominant culture establishes laws and social structures that reflect their own worldview and are advantageous to their progeny. As colonizers take over the land and the economy, native peoples have decreasing access to their indigenous livelihoods, while being disallowed, ill-prepared, or uninterested in participating in livelihoods that enrich the colonizers.
Social determinants of health
There is a growing body of research that links lower life expectancy and disproportionate disease burden to social factors, such as having low educational attainment, growing up in poverty, and living in resource-poor or dangerous neighborhoods. These circumstances are shaped by the (mis)distribution of money, power, and resources (World Health Organization, 2012). On an individual level, this means the "place people occupy on the social hierarchy affects their level of exposure to health-damaging factors, their vulnerability to ill health, and the consequences of ill health" (Marmot, 2007).
Because of historical relocation from traditional lands and livelihoods and, in some cases, continued marginalization from mainstream society, native people may experience a cumulative disadvantage. This means that fewer opportunities for education lead to fewer opportunities for living-wage jobs, which lead to lower family incomes, and so on across generations. As noted earlier, Native Americans have a lower socioeconomic position compared to whites in the United States.
Access-to-care issues
One's neighborhood, as well as one's position in the social hierarchy, can affect access to care. Towne and colleagues (2014) examined countylevel data to understand cancer-screening disparities among Medicare beneficiaries in areas with high concentrations of AIAN populations. Using data from 3,225 counties, the authors examined the presence of healthcare facilities in the county, the average distance in miles to the closest provider of mammography and colonoscopy screenings, and the percentage of adults ages 65 and older screened. After controlling for socioeconomic factors, rurality, and age distribution, the authors found that areas with higher levels of AIAN individuals had lower utilization of mammography and colonoscopy, but also were more distant from services. Research in Hawai'i has yielded similar findings, as Native Hawaiians who must drive long distances or fly to another island for care are less likely than those in Honolulu to receive timely cancer screening and treatment (Braun et al., 2002).
Native peoples also may have limited access to care because they feel that facilities and practitioners are unfriendly or discriminatory. Facility waiting and exam rooms may be unwelcoming, and providers can have negative attitudes toward patients from different ethnic or racial groups (Shavers et al., 2012). Native peoples also may be reluctant to access services because of historic mistrust in government-supported providers and researchers (James et al., 2013).
We offer the following three recommendations to improve the health and well-being of native elders: expand our knowledge of Native American groups; increase access to care (and increase its cultural competence); and, support social policy that reduces health disparities. Expanding our knowledge Much of our information about AIAN and NHOPI elders is derived from national datasets, like the Census and the ACS, which may include limited numbers of Native Americans and native elders. Also, in the past, Pacific Islander groups were combined with Asians, which masked significant differences between Asians and NHOPI, as well as differences across Asian groups and differences across NHOPI populations (Braun et al., in press). Because small samples limit the inferences that can be drawn from data, future research should support the oversampling of AIAN and NHOPI populations (Empowering Pacific Islander Communities, 2014).
Another approach is to focus studies on native populations, and U.S. federal funding has supported some such data collection in AIAN populations. Examples include the Education and Research Towards Health (EARTH) study (focused on the Sioux, Pima, and Maricopa tribes, and Alaska Natives); the Native Elder Care Study (focused on the Eastern Band of Cherokee), and the Strong Heart Study (Goins et al., 2011; Lanier, Redwood, and Kelly, 2012; Rhoades et al., 2007; Slattery et al., 2007). Much also is being learned from studies conducted by the three National Resource Centers on Native American, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian Elders, funded by the Administration on Aging (see article in this issue by Browne and colleagues, page 70).
Along with focused data collection, researchers interested in learning more about AIAN and NHOPI elders should consider using communityengaged methods to adopt research instruments to indigenous populations (Braun et al., 2014). An example is the Native Elder Life Scale (NELS), a culturally tailored version of the Hwalek-Sengstock Elder Abuse Screening Tool, developed to assess elder mistreatment in AIAN populations (Jervis et al., 2014).
Researchers also need to gather and disseminate more information on indigenous points of view. Qualitative methods have proven useful in examining traditional roles of native elders, and their perceptions of aging, dementia, caregiving, and cancer screening (Griffin-Pierce et al., 2008; Hennessey and John, 1995; Hopkins et al., 2007; James et al., 2013; Jervis, Boland, and Fickenscher, 2010; Red Horse, 1980).
Increasing access to care
In addition to expanding services to underserved areas, enhancing the cultural competence of providers can increase access to care. Hendrix (2001) provides a comprehensive guide for geriatric care providers working with AIAN elders in a monograph prepared for Stanford's Geriatric Education Center. She recommends learning if AIAN elders grew up on a reservation, their experience with boarding school, their exposure to traditional Indian beliefs and practices, and the status of their healthcare benefits (IHS, tribal contract/compact, Medicare, Medicaid, etc.).
It is wise to establish rapport and build trust before asking direct questions about health, and to seek permission to perform a physical examination. Avoid references to health concerns as "problems," as this implies a power differential between the provider (usually a member of the dominant society) and the patient, and may be seen as patronizing. Patients showing symptoms related to depression may refer to depression as a "heavy heart," "an esteem problem," "lack of balance or harmony," or a "part of life." Asking questions, rather than making assumptions, is recommended. Examples of possible questions include: What do you think caused this? Why do you think it started when it did? What do you think your sickness does to your body? What kinds of things usually are done in this circumstance? Mau (2010) makes similar observations and recommendations for NHOPI elders in another monograph from the Standard Geriatric Education Center.
If native populations are engaged in developing interventions and accompanying health education materials, health interventions will be more relevant and attractive. A related approach is to train individuals from the native community as community health outreach workers and navigators, empowering them to help other community members learn about health and access needed services. For example, interventions employing lay navigators have been very successful in increasing AIAN and Native Hawaiian participation in cancer screening (Braun et al., 2012).
Supporting social policy
Reducing health disparities requires creating and enforcing policies that help reduce disparities in socioeconomic status and access to care (Adler and Newman, 2002). The Affordable Care Act of 2010 is an example of a social policy that aims to equalize citizen access to quality healthcare in the United States (U.S. Congress, 2010). Policies and programs that expand access for Native Americans to higher education and careers in the health professions also are recommended.
This article has outlined some disparities experienced by Native Americans and discussed reasons behind them. Reducing disparities will require more knowledge about native histories, cultures, and values—knowledge that can help us increase the cultural competence of providers and services, and tailor relevant programs. Such knowledge also can support social policy that expands services and facilitates economic parity for native populations.
Kathryn L. Braun, Dr.PH., is professor of public health, co-principal investigator of 'Imi Hale Native Hawaiian Cancer Network, and co-principal investigator of H¯a K¯upuna National Resource Center for Native Hawaiian Elders at the University of Hawai'i, Honolulu, Hawaii. She can be contacted at email@example.com. Cynthia LaCounte directs the Administration on Aging's Office for American Indian, Alaskan Native, and Native Hawaiian Programs, in the Administration for Community Living, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Washington, D.C. She can be contacted at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Very delayed with blog posts and I decided this post shall be picture heavy of what I did the past week =)
Went to my friend's 21st and I wore my black "mullet" dress, as people like to keep calling it T__T
She had a pretty pink and white theme happening. Won't post up many because she's a private person.
As her birthday present, she requested I became her personal photographer that night =)
Went to my first Mad Dance House Hip Hop class last Friday and it was the bomb!!!
So.hard.to.keep.up D= but despite that it was super fun!!! I'm sad tonight that I couldn't attend due to assessments =(
And what is a post without some selcas? lol =P


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To state why these people dodged a bullet is an understatement…
A s if relationship had beenn't difficult enough (it's not all rainbows, butterflies, and free dinners), we've found that some dating horror tales happen even before the very first date.
Is such a thing safe anymore?
Since interacting via text or a relationship software could be the favored way of interaction before conference face-to-face, a whole lot that may get wrong. You will be confirming which sushi restaurant is the best for lunch, whenever out of the blue, your suitor that is potential veers conversation into Red Flag City.
Whether you've had a negative date recently and have to feel just a little less alone or you're just within the mood for a great laugh, these dating horror stories that happened ahead of the very first date must do the secret.
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The re-introduction that is awkward.
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2015's most popular humorous way to suggest a girl coming over to your place to hook up has been the phrase 'Netflix and chill', mostly used to joke about hooking up online, like so:
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The Gegar Colombiano (Colombian Gegar) It is a breed of dog created by the deceased Germán García y García, recognized breeder of dogs in Colombia where the race is named.
Research for the creation of this race begins in 1975, This is practically a new race, created with the intention that Colombia had a national dog with standard, as the Inca of Peru, the Dogo Argentino, the Fila Brasileiro or the Chihuahua Mexican.
It is still a race in training, at around 200 copies located in Bogotá, Ibagué and los Llanos.
He is a descendant of the Basenji, the Canaan Dog and a primitive race of the Colombian countryside, that currently is considered extinct. However it is common to see similarities between the "Gegar" and the wild dogs or "Creole" also called "Gozques", you roam the streets of the Colombian cities.
The research for the development of the breed, led by Germán García y García starts with an extensive tour of the Colombian Atlantic coast, García y García realized that there were similar "races" in the peoples of this region, similar to a European race, exactly in Spain and were brought to Colombia in times of the conquest, According to García y García in this part of the research he did not have to make one investment in the acquisition of these specimens, that on average one hundred pesos of the time paid by animal.
The second part of the research developed in Bogotá where Germán García y García reunited 20 Creole dogs or "Gozques" as they are known in the country, in order to establish that the wild dogs (Gozques) they are the product of a mixture which began with the Ca Eivissenc, native of Ibiza, race brought by the Spaniards to America.
This race, very popular in Mallorca, He joined the Basenji, He arrived aboard negreros ships from Africa and whose characteristic is a rarity among the canines: not ladra, as dogs, but it maúlla, as cats.
The crossing of the Spanish dog with this African was resulting in this particular "Creole" race, or "Gozque", with that shortly after the conquest were populated coastal areas of the Magdalena, like Dominican Republic, Honduras, Guatemala, Panama and the other countries where landed Spaniards and Africans with their pets.
Within the research García y García also warned of the resemblance with the Colombian copies with the Cirneco dell'Etna breed, very popular in the region of Sicily, Italy. That's when the first obstacle of the investigation would be presented, that not any copy of this race could bring to the country. He decides then to bring a Basenji, but the crosses with the Colombian trees are a failure. Although it achieved three generations, the expected result was not achieved. Ears not stopped and even barked.
García y García continues with research in Mexico where as a juror in a world dogshow lies, not only with the breeds known, If not with a totally new for him, Canaan Dog, It is identical in many ways the Colombian native dog. García y García performed with these ancient dogs and finally crosses, achieved what I wanted, a higher than the "criollo" animal, almost with the same measures to the Basenji, zealous guardian, with tail boom and with other unique characteristics of this breed.
Special features include, his extreme loyalty to the master, distrust to strangers, excellent Hunter, vigilant and hustle and great economy, because it does not require a special diet.
It is a small breed due to crossings which comes from, but it is a heavy-duty sniffer, excellent sense of smell and good habits of cleanliness, Constitution solid, its head is triangular skull measured the same as the snout, ears large in proportion to the head, upright, almond-shaped eyes, with scissor bite, not very short neck, dorsal line level balanced long body. Their front legs are straight, the later ones with low angle, queue in the form of sickle on the back.
The male measures of 38 a 43 cm and female 35,5 a 40,5 cm to the cross, and the weight of the males is of 10 a 14 kilos and the female 8 a 12 Kg.
Is chestnut pure and striped, in light shades to dark and can have these freckles of the same base color and white spots.
His temperament is of nobility to their masters, but rather distrustful with strangers, Intelligent, easy to educate, lively, good relationship with children and other pets including other breeds of dog depending on their education.
Great instinct for hunting, especially of animals such as hares and rabbits, and even rats, great physical activity, He likes to work and activities with his master. His longevity varies between the 10 and 15 years of life.


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Stage is Set: Playoffs Kick Off on Semi-Final Sunday
After a week of preparation, the Eskimos, Alouettes, Stampeders and Blue Bombers are set to kickoff the 2019 Grey Cup Playoffs. At 1pm ET Montreal hosts crossover visitors Edmonton while in the West, Winnipeg visits Calgary for a 4:30pm ET kickoff.
CFL.ca has sideline-to-sideline coverage with news, analysis, stats and much more below.
PREVIEW: Als, Esks clash in Eastern Semi
ANALYSIS: Setting up the Eastern Semi-Final
PREVIEW: Foes to settle score in Western Semi
ANALYSIS: Setting up the Western Semi-Final
Setting the Scene
Head to Head: Who has the edge in the Eastern Semi-Final?
For the fourth straight season, the Eastern Semi-Final will feature a cross-division matchup as the Eskimos and Alouettes meet in Montreal. Who has the edge at each position?
Which X-factors can change Semi-Final Sunday?
TORONTO — Who can change a game in a single play? There are a select few of those guys around the CFL and on Sunday, with seasons on the line, these are the players to keep an eye on. We know that when it comes to the Calgary Stampeders, Bo Levi Mitchell, Reggie Begelton and Tre Roberson are going to have a major say in the outcome of the football game. Ditto for Willie Jefferson for the Bombers, Vernon Adams Jr. for the Als and CJ Gable for the Eskimos. But who are the X-factors in ...
Into the Spotlight: 30 players to watch in the Grey Cup Playoffs
CFL.ca reveals the top 30 players to watch over the next three weeks, a list that considers factors including position, pressure to win, popularity, overall ability, and other various storylines.
Cold weather not a factor for Harris, Bombers' run game
The threat of cold weather doesn't change much for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers offensive strategy heading into the Western Semi-Final on Sunday.
O'Leary: Maas, Jones reflect on brief time as teammates
Before becoming coaches, Jason Maas and Khari Jones were teammates – though it was short lived. CFL.ca's Chris O'Leary writes.fl
WSF Analysis: Bombers set for third straight tilt with Stamps
Brodie Lawson and Ed Tait break down the Bombers' first day of practice and the questions remaining ahead of their Western Semi-Final matchup against Calgary.
ESF Analysis: Alouettes need to feed off of hometown energy
Marshall Ferguson and Chris O'Leary discuss the impact of the Als fans, Khari Jones and the highly anticipated matchup between C.J Gable and Henoc Muamba.
Stats That Tell the Story
Numbers Don't Lie: 3 stats that will define the Eastern Semi
They may not be considered Grey Cup favourites, but there's no reason one of the Montreal Alouettes and Edmonton Eskimos can't make a deep playoff run this November.
Numbers Don't Lie: 3 stats that will define the Western Semi
Set for their third meeting in four weeks, the Stamps and Bombers have had little separation in 2019. What could be the different in Sunday's Western Semi-Final?
Podcasts to prime you for Sunday
The Waggle, Ep.183: The Eastern Semi-Final preview show
Why has the crossover been so difficult in the past and will the trend continue? And which team is better built to take down the Ticats? Plus, Matthieu Proulx joins the pod to tee up this weekend's showdown.
The Waggle, Ep.184: Western Final preview show
Let's look to the West — these teams have seen plenty from each other in the past month. How will it play out in an elimination game? Plus, Danny Austin drops in to give the lowdown on the Western Semi-Final.


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One of the family members who admitted to neglecting 16-year-old Sabrina Ray attempted to escape prison in early May, according to court records.
64-year-old Carla Bousman, Sabrina Ray's adoptive grandmother, pleaded guilty to false imprisonment and child endangerment in April 2018. Bousman received a 20-year prison sentence.
Sabrina Ray was found dead inside her family's Perry home in May 2017, weighing only 56 pounds. The Iowa State Medical Examiner attributed her death to severe malnutrition.
According to a criminal complaint in Polk County, staff at the Iowa Correctional Institution for Women in Mitchellville reported that Bousman left the facility's grounds around 7:45 a.m. on May 2.
Bousman was allegedly heading east into Mitchellville before being apprehended approximately a half-mile away from the institution, the complaint reads.
The Polk County Attorney's Office has charged Bousman with a felony count of Escape from Custody – Felon.
Bousman was transported and booked into the Polk County Jail this week.
Sabrina Ray's adoptive parents, Marc and Misty Ray, were sentenced in January for their role in Sabrina's death.
Other members of the family—including adoptive brother Justin Ray and cousin Josie Bousman—also pleaded guilty in the case and have been sentenced to prison.
"On May 2nd, 2019, Bousman was witnessed walking away from the "minimum live-out" unit that she had been placed in.
These units are outside the prison fence, and allow for incarcerated people to work jobs outside of the institution under supervision during the day, and return to the facility at night.
Once staff noticed her walking away from the facility, they communicated the incident via radio, and she was picked up by staff within minutes without further incident.
The department treats these incidents very seriously, hence the pressing of escape charges in Polk County."


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This chapter reviews the diachronic processes affecting indefinites in the scope of negation and other nominal elements that enter the negation system as strengtheners of the sentential negative marker. Changes involving indefinites interweave with Jespersen's Cycle because changes in the syntactic nature of the negative marker may lead to the creation of syntactic dependencies between negative items in the clause. In turn, indefinites themselves are subject to diachronic clines and cyclical processes of change modifying their pragmatic and semantic properties and renewing their form and their featural content. A particularly intriguing systematic phenomenon leads originally positive elements to become more 'negative', in ways that will be explored in this chapter by means of examples from the diachrony of various languages.
Keywords: indefinites, Negative Concord, Negative Concord items, Negative Polarity items, emphatic negation, cyclical development, diachronic clines
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Jihosoft Phone Transfer
When upgrade to new phone or switch to another phone carrier, you will need to get all the stuff on your old phone to the new one. Jihosoft Phone Transfer provides a one-click solution to transfer contacts, text messages, call logs, photos, videos, music, calendar, apps, and more between all Android and iOS Devices. Highlights of Jihosoft Phone Transfer - Transfer everything including contacts, text messages, call logs, calendar, photos, videos, music, apps, and more between Android & iOS devices. - Fully support transfer data between devices from different carries, such as AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, T-Mobile, and so forth. - Multiple OS supported, from Android 2.1 to Android 5.0 (Lollipop), iOS 5 to iOS 8.4, etc. - With two USB cables to connect your devices to computer, you can complete the data transfer within few simple clicks. - Everything you transfer with Jihosoft Phone Transfer is 100% same as your original data, no data damage and no personal info leakage. Support 3,000+ Devices from Apple, Samsung, HTC, LG, Sony, Motorola, etc. Apple: iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone 5S, iPhone 5C, iPhone 5, iPhone 4S, iPhone 4, iPad Air 2, iPad Air, iPad mini 3, iPad mini with Retina Display, iPad mini, the new iPad, iPod touch 5, iPod touch 4, etc. Samsung: Galaxy S6, Galaxy S6 Edge, Galaxy S5, Galaxy S5 mini, Galaxy S4, Galaxy S3, Galaxy Note 4, Galaxy Note 3, Galaxy Note 2, Galaxy Note Edge, etc. HTC : HTC One M9, HTC One M8, HTC One M7, HTC One X, HTC One S, HTC One V, HTC Desire, HTC Wildfire, etc. LG: LG G4, LG G3, LG G2, LG G Pro, LG Nexus 5, LG Nexus 4, etc. Sony: Sony Xperia Z3, Sony Xperia Z2, Sony Xperia Z, etc. Motorola: Motorola Moto X, Motorola Moto G, Motorola Moto E, Motorola Droid Razr, etc.


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The Volusia County Sheriff Department acts as a law enforcement agency at the county level in Volusia County, Florida. Volusia County Sheriffs protect the community and maintain public order by investigating crimes, making arrests, and helping courts prosecute criminals. The Sheriff Department maintains Volusia County public records on all its arrests and investigations, including misdemeanor and felony charges. These records contain personal information about criminals and suspected criminals, including their complete criminal history, all arrests and jail bookings, and any incarcerations. These Volusia County Sheriff Department records are an important source of Volusia County background check information, and they list whether someone is on the Florida sex offender registry. The county Sheriff Department may provide online access to their Volusia County criminal records.
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Type: New Feature
Status: Closed
Priority: Critical
Resolution: Fixed
Affects Version/s: None
Fix Version/s: 3.1.9
Component/s: None
A Sampling Round Templates (SRTs) are created as a collection of AR Templates, each set up earlier for the Sample Points to be included in the Template and from where the eventual Round's ARs and Sample records will be constructed.
Sampling Round Template fields:
- Title. A short name that describes the Round for it to be easily identified on forms and drop-down menus.
- Description. This text is also displayed upon a mouse-over of the Title field.
- Sampler. Referenced field. The default Sampler for these Rounds, selected from a drop-down menu of all Samplers in the system.
- Department. Referenced field. the lab department responsible for the sampling round.
- Sampling Frequency. Integer field. The number of days between recurring field trips. Public holiday and other non-working days are not considered. Sampling Scheduling will be the subject of future development
- Sampling Instructions. Text field.
- AR Templates. MultiReference field. AR Templates to be included in the Sampling Round Template.
Use case. Creating a SR Template
Role players: Lab manager, Client Contact, Lab Clerk
- The lab manager logs in and navigates to 'Sampling Round Templates' in the LIMS setup area, or...
- if the SRT is applicable to a certain Client only, the SRT is create in the Client's folder, like their own Sample Points and Profiles at the moment. Client Contacts are allowed to create these too
- He/she clicks "Add" to create a new template, or on an existing one to edit it
- The user edits the general Sampling Round Template fields: Title, Description, Sampler, Department, Sampling Frequency, Sampling Instructions. The fields entered can still be overwritten when the eventual Sample Rounds will be created from the SRT
- The user sequentially selects the AR Templates to be included in the SRT. If a SRT is required that do not fully correspond to the AR templates selected, only 2 options exist:
- Edit the AR Templates (create new ones if necesseray), or
- Edit the eventual AR Rounds created from the SRT
- When done, the users Saves the SRT
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The step 5 could be omitted: after the SRT begin saved, redirect the user to the AR Templates Tab described on
LIMS-1547. The user could then select the AR Templates to be included from there.
Jordi (Inactive) added a comment - The step 5 could be omitted: after the SRT begin saved, redirect the user to the AR Templates Tab described on LIMS-1547 . The user could then select the AR Templates to be included from there.


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Gun control advocates ignore data
So much of the gun control debate is about things that might go wrong. Democrats, who just took control of the Virginia state legislature, are about to pass a law that will dramatically limit the ability of people with concealed handgun permits from other states to carry in Virginia. There haven't been any problems with these permit holders, but that doesn't matter for gun control advocates.
Currently, Virginia recognizes concealed handgun permits issued by all other states. Out-of-state permit holders can carry in Virginia as long as they follow local laws and carry photo identification.
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Global Advanced Research Journal of Agricultural Science (GARJAS) ISSN: 2315-5094
May 2016 Vol. 5(5): pp. 149-158
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Genetic Diversity of Jatropha curcas L. in Veracruz State, Mexico, and its Relationships with the Content of Phorbol Esters
Ivan Zavala del Angel1 · Eliseo García-Pérez*1, Dolores González Hernández2 · Arturo Pérez-Vázquez1 · Catarino Ávila Reséndiz1
1Colegio de Postgraduados-Campus Veracruz, Km. 88.5 Carretera Federal Xalapa – Veracruz, Veracruz, México.
2Red de Biodiversidad y Sistemática, Instituto de Ecología, A.C. Carretera Antigua a Coatepec No. 351, El Haya, Veracruz, México.
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There is growing interest worldwide for Jatropha curcas because of the high oil content in the seeds, which can be used as base material for biodiesel production. This plant is native to Mexico (Mesoamerica) and can be found as toxic and non-toxic. However, there is little information on the genetic diversity of J. curcas. The purpose of this study was to analyze the genetic diversity of 64 accessions of J. curcas in the state of Veracruz, Mexico, and its relationship with the contents of phorbol esters. We used 12 microsatellites designed previously for this species. Loci were amplified using the polymerase chain reaction and alleles were separated on polyacrylamide gels. From all loci amplified, six were selected according to the clarity of the alleles and the polymorphisms generated. Heterozygous individuals were detected in only two of the six loci used. The accessions collected from northern Veracruz state were clustered together. Phorbol ester analysis confirmed the presence of toxic and non-toxic J. curcas. At the genetic level, none of the microsatellites employed were able to distinguish between toxic and non-toxic samples. Toxic plants were found in the central and southern parts of the state with phorbol ester contents ranging from 0.12 to 0.66 mg g-1, while non-toxic plants were distributed throughout the state. Given the importance of J. curcas as a biofuel, and the diversity of this plant species in the state of Veracruz, molecular techniques are helpful in locating and selecting individuals for breeding programs.
Keywords: Genetic diversity, Phorbol esters, Jatropha curcas, Microsatellites, Veracruz
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