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- Package Quantity: 16 oz (454 g)
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For over 25 years we've been hand crafting our rich melt-in-your mouth nut butters. MaraNatha Organic Almond Butters are made with only the finest heart-healthy almonds hand selected from a few California orchards to ensure superior quality. Our Organic raw almond butter is the next best thing to eating almonds straight from the Orchard. We simply single grind fresh almonds for an unrefined hand ground texture and pure almond flavor. Almond purist can't get enough of this naturally delicious butter. Spread the Great Taste of Almonds!
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Article: [Cloning and expression analysis of differentially expressed genes in Chinese fir stems treated by different concentrations of exogenous IAA].[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: To reveal the potential genetic mechanisms of indole-3-acetic acid (IAA) that regulate Chinese fir wood formation, cloned the differentially expressed genes via suppress subtractive hybridization (SSH) using the truncated stems treated by 0 and 3 mg IAA/g lanolin as the driver and tester, respectively. A total of 332 unigenes that were involved in cell organization and biosynthesis, developmental processes control, electron transport, stress response, and signal transduction. To further test the results from SSH, we selected those unigenes, whose putative encoding proteins showed significantly homologous with HIRA, PGY1, SMP1, TCT, TRN2, and ARF4, and analyzed their expressed specificity in the wood formative tissues and their response to the secondary developmental changes of vascular cambium stimulated by 0, 1, and 3 mg.IAA/g.lanolin treatment. The results showed that ClHIRA, ClPGY1, and ClARF4, which were specifically expressed in the adaxial zone of stem, were positively response to the activities of cell division and tracheid differentiation stimulated by exogenous IAA treatment. However, ClSMP1, ClTCTP1, and ClTRN2, which were mainly expressed in the abaxial zones of stems, showed negative correlation with the treated levels of exogenous IAA and activities of vascular cambium secondary development at the transcriptional level. This result showed that the differential response of developmental regulatory genes located in different vascular tissues to the level changes of edogenous IAA in stems is likely to be an important molecular mechanism of auxin regulating wood formation.
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ABSTRACT: Wood is an important raw material for the global industry with rapidly increasing demand. To isolate the differentially expressed genes in xylogenesis of Chinese fir [Cunninghamia lanceolata (Lamb.) Hook], a forward subtractive cDNA library was constructed using suppression subtractive hybridization (SSH) method, which was performed using the cDNA from the mutant Dugansha clone as the tester and the cDNA from the normal Jurong 0 clone as the driver. Six hundred and eighteen clones were obtained. Recombinants were identified using PCR with universal T7 and SP6 primers and using EcoR digestion. To further eliminate false positive, dot hybridization was used with four DIG-labeled probes (FSP, RSP, UTP, and UDP). Real-time PCR was performed to confirm the results. A total of 260 unique ESTs were obtained, 60% of the ESTs exhibiting homologies with proteins of known function fell into 4 major classes: metabolism, cell wall biogenesis and remodeling, signal transduction and stress. The systematic analysis of genes involved in wood formation in Chinese fir provides valuable insights into the molecular mechanisms involved in xylem differentiation, is important resources for forest research directed toward understanding the genetic control of wood formation and future endeavors to modify wood and fiber properties for industrial use.
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I am happy to announce that I finally finished the lua version of the BASICK interpreter and have released BASICK-1.0. This project contains a simple integer BASIC interpreter (no strings, floats, files, or graphics) that has a syntax similar to old-style ROM BASIC implementations. What is special is that you get 4 versions of the interpreter. These are written in Python3.3.x, PHP5.5.x, ruby2.x, and lua5.2.x. The lua version was very difficult to debug and unpleasant to work on, but at last it is done.
I am happy to announce that version 1.0 of the ECMA-55 MinimalBASIC compiler has been released.
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Stephen P. Halbrook on the Tom Woods Radio Show to Discuss Gun Control
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Research Fellow Stephen P. Halbrook, author of Gun Control in the Third Reich, talks with radio host Tom Woods about the events in Germany in the 1920s and 1930s that led to the disarming of Jews and other so-called "Enemies of the State" beginning with gun registration policies of the Weimar Republic, to the Nazis use of that information to disarm and eliminate any opposition.
Experts: Stephen P. HalbrookType: RadioIssues: Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Constitutional Law, Crime, Criminal Justice/ Prisons, Culture/ Society, Freedom, Government Power, Gun Control, History (International), Law Enforcement, Nationalism, Political Ideology and Philosophy, Privatization, Religion, Terrorism and National Crises
Can the U.S. Withdraw from Afghanistan and Iraq?
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Civil strife in Iraq continues and instability may only increase after the January elections. U.S. withdrawal has become an acceptable strategy in Washington, but will it be tenable if violence escalates and Iraq unravels again?
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Small-stream flood investigations in Minnesota, October 1958 to September 1977
Open-File Report 79-1061
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AbstractAn investigation of flood flows from small drainage basins in Minnesota is being made to aid in the design of bridges, culverts and other highway drainage structures. Results of the investigation provide peak-flow data on streams generally with drainage areas less than 50 square miles, placing particular emphasis on those with drainage areas less than 10 square miles. Basin parameters being investigated for their effect on floods are drainage area, length of main stream, slope of main channel, basin altitude, forest cover, and storage area. All the 163 gaging stations included in the report are equipped with crest-stage gages, and 10 stations are equipped to record stage and precipitation continuously. The relative magnitude of flood flows for different hydrologic regions is shown in graphs that relate maximum discharge to drainage area. Station records contain location, drainage area, records available, type of gage , on-site structure elevations, bankfull stage, and annual maximum stage and discharge data. The data form the basis for statewide flood-frequency studies. (Woodard-USGS)
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Favorite Dish: The Brooklyn pastrami sandwich. If you have a big appatite the pastrami sandwich will be perfect. The next time I go there, I will pick up a menu and update this mouth watering sandwich.
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As a long time waitress at Canters, I gotta say that you can and mostly do get good service there.I have even been accused of being "too nice" Just avoid any of the waitresses that look older than our really cool vintage interior
Favorite Dish: Pastrami, cuz it is always tasty, not overly fatty or so lean that its dry. You can't go wrong with it
Canter's Fairfax Delicatessen and Restaurant: A place of Character, Flavor, and Great Service!
My friend suggest this place since it was recommended to her by her sister. Her sister had been coming here since she was a young adult in college. So after our adventure in Malibu, we were ready for a great meal and was not disappointed. Had to drive thru some hectic LA traffic, and find parking which was quirky:)
As you enter the door we had to walk thru the folks who were awaiting their Deli orders. We were seated right away in a dinning room from the 50's. Our service was prompt and polite. After our order of food was delivered to our table, the wonderful waitress checked on us frequently. It is a place we want to return to enjoy once again.
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Canter's is best for great Jewish comfort food, and lots of it. The interior is like your standard garrish diner- flat lighting, pink and gold decor (as I remember), but everything that comes out of the kitchen is delicious and hearty. This diner is just one of those quintessential places that you should visit if you go to LA, because it is steeped in history and is a long time establishment. Bottom line, it is not your average diner, it is far better.
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Autumn Vegetable Beef Stew Recipe
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THIS RECIPE was given to me by a dear friend many years ago. Served with homemade bread and a green salad, it makes a wonderful meal. Even people who don't like turnips find they enjoy their distinctive flavor in this stew. -Martha Tonnies, Ft. Michell, Kentucky
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1/4 teaspoon paprika
- 1 pound round steak, cut into 1-inch cubes
- 1 tablespoon canola oil
- 1 tablespoon all-purpose flour
- 1-1/2 cups water
- 1 medium onion, chopped
- 1/2 cup tomato sauce
- 2 beef bouillon cubes
- 1/2 teaspoon caraway seeds
- 1 bay leaf
- 2 medium potatoes, peeled and cut into 1-inch cubes
- 2 medium turnips, peeled and cut into 1-inch cubes
- 2 medium carrots, cut into 1-inch slices
- Combine salt, pepper and paprika; toss with beef. In a large saucepan over medium heat, brown beef in oil. Sprinkle with flour; stir well. Add water, onion, tomato sauce, bouillon, caraway seeds and bay leaf. Cover and simmer for 1 hour.
- Add potatoes, turnips and carrots; cover and simmer 45 minutes or until meat and vegetables are tender. Discard bay leaf. Yield: 4 servings.
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To impact reform and to leverage their skills, physicians need organizations with appeal, reach, and clout.
Among other things, these organizations must make themselves indispensable to payers, consumers, and hospitals; they must be economically efficient, clinically effective, and sustainable; they must satisfy and empower physician cultures who may insist on a degree of autonomy; and they must be situated so they offer convenient access with predictable and affordable prices.
These characteristics are not easy to achieve and require physician leadership, or non-physician leaders who doctors trust. The structure of the organization or practice is also important and must operate within the framework of existing laws and regulations. By 2015, the IBM Center for Healthcare Management foresees four functional generic models for physicians:
Here are a dozen specific examples of innovative physician-based organizations that fall into these categories.
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Essence Nail Polish
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Price: $
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
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The colour is decent, but sheer, so you'll need a couple coats, which is normal. However, the brush is horrendous. It's splayed so the polish application is a horrid one. The polish is slightly streaky and it's difficult to apply an even coat.
Age: 18 & Under
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It dries super fast, and it last long. All their colors are fantastic. At first I thought they would suck but it turns out I really like them. I do recommend.
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Wow. These were soooo impressive. I got a bottle each for 1.29 euro. As the bottle says it provides a "gel shine" effect and lasts. It didn't break its promise for sure. I got a gorgeous glam shine effect. I bought these polishes in 3 shades, "129 The Boy Next Door", "Off To Miami" and a deep red one I can't think of the name. I would have thought this was a high end product if I saw it on someone else hand. The price is so amazing! Package wise, these are travel cute and they have a nice brush too. Yeah, good quality good price. Have recommended and would buy again. Yay!
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
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it's goopy, streaky, too thick. looks blotchy when applied to the nail. only $2, but a waste of time to use.
It goes on so thick that five hours or so after applying, it was dented. But it dries while I apply it to the nail...
Age: 36-43
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Where has this polish been all my life? For some reason I never tried them even though I love Essence's cheapie mascaras and face powders. Three days ago I picked up Colour 'n Go in "do you speak love?", a deep rich red. Color me shocked when it went on almost opaque and streak-free in one coat. Two coats is ridiculously shiny even with no top coat. I usually use Essie or Sally Hansen quick-dry topcoats but it isn't necessary with these--they dry quickly WITH SHINE. I always thought that high-shine and quick-drying were mutually exclusive, and you had to give one up for the other. Not with this polish. Now three days on and it is lasting nicely with just mild tip wear. I will be stalking Priceline and Target for each new collection of these budget gems. (Pro-tip: Essence's Studio Nails 24/7 Nail Base is a terrific dupe of NailTek for a fraction of the price, if you're in the market for a smoothing/ridgefilling basecoat.)
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I am crazy about nail polishes - and with these color and price; I am sold! I own almost all of the colors and only the lightest shades need two coats to show, the others give their color almost immediately. I wear a different nail polish every day, but I can say that no chipping in the first day. Dries faster than most of other brands. Even if you don't use a color for months, it doesn't get as bad as you'd think. Overall, great buy.
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I LOVE Essence nail polishes,especially the new Colour n Go line. They're really matte, quick drying and smell relatively good. I have bought almost 20 of their nail polishes and I love them! They last for about a week on my nails,with very small retouches. Very affordable too. Only downside is that they don't contain a great amount of product,but I guess that's okay since you can easily buy them again at that price.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Warm
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I LOVE almost everything about this nail polish. Completely opaque and streak free after two coats (with the colour sunset paradise) and dried reasonably fast. It has my favourite thick flat brush that is slightly rounded at the tip which makes for a accurate and easy application. The bottle also has a nice click to it when the lid is screwed on all the way. I have always been an Essie girl, but they have met their match. Unbeatable price! (I paid $1.50).
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Love their nailpolishes, color is amazing and covers very well two (when used two layers).
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Age: 25-29
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Hair: Black, Other, Other
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Based on all the fantastic reviews on MUA, I went to the nearest beauty counter and got one of the nude glam polishes to try. Was very tempted by their huge range, but I'm very glad I didn't buy more than one!
The brush is too wide for my small nails, and the formula was streaky and gloopy when applied. It was a nightmare trying to get even, opaque nails. I did 3 coats.... And they NEVER dried. Kept smudging whenever I knock against them for up to 2.5 hrs after application. That was the longest I had them on before giving up and removing the polish. I tried everything, from nail dry sprays to dipping them in ice cold water. But the inner coats were still soft.
With only 7 ml of product, I have used up 1/5 of the bottle with 3 attempted applications. Nothing to show for it, just wasted hours!
Anyway, was at daiso and got a $1.50 polish from their heart-shaped bottle range. it applied like a dream, had good color intensity and dried fast. Also get almost 2x (12 ml) of product for 2/3 of the price!
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Okay so firstly I want to apologize for my lack of organization and foresight. I've been floundering around and slapping my artwork around like a fishing flapping about trying to find water. I have no idea what I am doing so I thank you for your patience while I try to work things out and will stop bombarding your inbox!
Someday I will figure out how to make, fund and maintain my own website but with my terrible lack of patience with anything remotely resembling a script, it will be awhile. Until then I will be using tumblr as my daily hub. I'll be posting links to whatever I happened to have updated on that site, as well as my silly doodles and random thoughts. I'll place them at the top so you can skip the crap if you like. If I post anything on DA, I will provide a link from my tumblr.
I've decided that I find SmackJeeves the best place to upload Witch's Quarry. It's now current, as well as queued to update daily. I'll be providing a link to the most current page from my tumblr as well. I won't be updated it here anymore. I'm going to keep DA a place for my illustrations ONLY. Since I can share my random thoughts and mini updates on tumblr, DA journal will not be active unless I have a major update.
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I actually haven't been on dA much recently. And today I noticed your comic update on Smackjeeves. It showed up on the first page when I was... uh, stalking someone. I had to do a double-take to make sure it was you. I'm very happy you've decided to branch out to both Smackjeeves and Tumblr... although, you did finally make me break down and make a tumblr. I had been resisting it for so long but... you finally got me. It finally happened.
You win this time, tumblr.
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Hehee, did I provoke something?
It's good that you've cut out the duplication, even if you don't have a site of your own for now.
One more thing - the comics that you're uploading to SmackJeeves are being labeled strangely. The titles are coming up similar to "jen_lee_Quick_witch_007" rather than "Page 7". You should see to getting that altered, it looks messy right now.
It's good that you've cut out the duplication, even if you don't have a site of your own for now.
One more thing - the comics that you're uploading to SmackJeeves are being labeled strangely. The titles are coming up similar to "jen_lee_Quick_witch_007" rather than "Page 7". You should see to getting that altered, it looks messy right now.
wow nice websites! that's so sweet of you to offer! i know they are tons of work though! i will look in to things. eventually XD;
Believe me, that eventually is a killer. xDD But, hey, I'm here if you need my services, or just want to learn some websites that may help you in the future of web designery.
Haha! I'll have to keep track of you on tumblr from now on, it seems.
Well I;ll be using that sight a lot more now. I was planning on cruely neglecting it like I do FACEBOOK. xD
ahaha..for some reason i still shy away from facebook like the plague
I wish I knew anythig about web design I'd offer my services for free
Cool, I like this idea.
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One day while crushing a hard plastic bottle the crushing blade inside the machine became stuck. Its blade was horribly damaged and needs replacement but he does not have enough money to buy a new crushing blade. Therefore, Rubina requested a loan from Kiva's field partner BRAC Pakistan. Through the loan amount her husband will be able to buy a new crushing blade easily.
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Xbox Live Packets
Posted 29 September 2005 - 07:10 PM
i have an request for everyone who wants an alternative live server
maybe it's possible too fake a live server, but to do that, i need packets of an xbox signing in too xbox live.
namely the kerberos packets on port 88.
if we can fake an Live! kerberos server, the xbox can login to it.
then we can decode the packets send by any game, too find out what they are sending in plain tekst ( not encrypted ).
so... if anyone has any ethereal packets where the kerberos signin is in ( unbanned ).
i love too get them.
you will all be greatly rewarded
Posted 02 October 2005 - 12:46 PM
Posted 15 October 2005 - 07:18 AM
Xbox games use a series of cryptography techniques to encrypty and decrypt data. First off, all packets are signed with what appears to be DES encryption. Which is basically 54bit encrypted data, the only useful way to aquire the key for cracking the encryption would be to retrieve it from what I am calling a handshake packet.
This handshake packet is sending out various bits of data about each xbox using what looks like a custom algorithm developed by MS.
The problem we face is the lack of network source. The XDK isn't good enough for this, the XDK provides libraries to interface with this functionality, but will not allow us to replicate any encryption keys due to the fact that we have no way of knowing what an idividual program is sending.
I'm not saying it is impossible, but the complexity of Xbox Live is way past any reasonable work.
Posted 15 October 2005 - 09:25 AM
if we can get the handshake packets you can figure out the way it's hand shaked and decrypt/encrypt packets
Posted 15 October 2005 - 06:07 PM
I read the xdk docs awhile ago so this might not be 100%, but from what I remember, there are two forms of encryption going on. The first is the session key created during the first packet exchange between client and host xboxes. You can tell which of these are encryption handshaking packets because of a flag set in the packet (this is in the SDK whitepapers on the topic).
IIRC (which I probably don't), the other encryption used is to make a signed checksum of every packet so that they cannot be modified. The question I used to have was.. how does each xbox know the secret key used in this checksum procedure? I think I figured it out, though. It's the LANKey stored in the XBE header for the game.
So, one has to figure out how to take a message M, and compute the signed hash h(M, LANKey) that matches a signed packet. Some options:
single-block DES encrypted CRC
carryover of the last round of CBC DES encryption on packet
variants of above.
With this in mind I'll re-read the xdk docs and see if anything else comes to mind.
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Posted 20 October 2005 - 03:02 PM
And the other is called a Live key. I intercepted Halo 2 packets. The first packet it sends is the key telling Xbox Live that Xbox's signature. After that every other packet is signed using this key.
I hope this research helps.
Posted 20 October 2005 - 03:40 PM
...so do we know the decryption scheme? or does it uses another key system...
if it only uses the Live! key we can decrypt (and encrypt) packages to/from Live! servers...
Posted 20 October 2005 - 06:12 PM
Posted 20 October 2005 - 06:15 PM
Posted 20 October 2005 - 08:50 PM
This has nothing to do with Mimesis. Mimesis is simply a modded content provider for which you need their app to use. It doesn't integrate or emulate Live in any way.
As you put it so well:
Posted 20 October 2005 - 09:27 PM
And the other is called a Live key. I intercepted Halo 2 packets. The first packet it sends is the key telling Xbox Live that Xbox's signature. After that every other packet is signed using this key.
I hope this research helps.
Not quite.
The first packet sent by a client to a server in a syslink connection contains nothing more than a nonce (a random unique ID). The server (who receives the nonce) generates the public parameters for the DH authentication and sends that to the client. I have to look at this again, but I'm pretty sure that is the order.
Definitely true:
The key is generated using diffie hellman algorithm between the two xboxes. It's different every session. If we could modify these packets, then we could set up a man in the middle attack on system link. live is a whole other story.
However, the first thing we need to do is figure out how every packet is authenticated. The last 10 bytes of every packet is the XHash of the packet, which is a cryptographically signed hash. Who knows what it is.
As well, when the client and server agree on a key with DH, they use it to generate a table of keys (not just one), and then in the header of each packet it gives an index to the table for which key to use for encrypting the packets. Who knows how they generate these keys, it might be something as simple as, given key1, key2 = des(key1), key3 = des(key2).. etc.
Posted 21 October 2005 - 12:25 AM
Why would I ask the team I'm on about something like this? I'm pretty sure everything we know has nothing to do with Xbox Live! besides the DLC format.
Posted 21 October 2005 - 02:50 AM
These are not a subjects you can handle by reading tutorials, you need to have been in the business for years in a row.
Posted 21 October 2005 - 10:32 AM
i'll get an extra network card very soon so i can capture packets myself.
but on that x86, that you must code in assembly x86... why?
you need to know something about encryption
and i thought i read in the xdk docs that they use an kerberos encryption thingy
and you don't get banned for capturing Live! packets
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Ted MouwUniversity of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Presented at the NICHD panel,"Visions of the Future: A Town Meeting on New Directions in Population Research"Annual Meeting of the Population Association of AmericaMarch, 2000
In this presentation, I want to address two questions. First, what is demography? Second, given a working definition of demography, what are some promising fields of demographic research?
The reason I think this question is relevant to a discussion of new directions in demographic research is that I wonder what happens as we follow these "new directions". If these new demographic research areas lead us outside of traditional demographic areas, are we still demographers? To begin with, the very fact that we are having this town meeting suggests to me both a sense of optimism in the field about the expanding possibilities and new directions of demographic research and a sense of unease about what the identity of the field will be as a result of those developments. In a sense, the question of the identity of demography is already pertinent. It is impossible, for instance, to read the titles of the paper presentations for this year's PAA and not wonder about the authors' common connection as demographers. As a sociologist, I have always dealt with this question of disciplinary identity in relative terms—the thought of demography having an identity problem has always paled (in my mind) next to the perennial crisis of identity, ideological rifts, schisms, and fragmentation among sociologists. To claim to be a demographer at a cocktail party has often been easier and less anxiety provoking for me than to claim to be a sociologist. However, let me try to be more specific.
I will frame my answer to this question of demography's identity as a response to a comment in the Summer 1999 newsletter of the American Sociological Association's Sociology of Population Section. In this article, Dan Lichter claims that there is a generational shift going on in population research and training. Simply put, he argues there is a division between pre-1980 trained demographers who worry that the field is losing its intellectual core and post-1990 trained social demographers who are less interested in the traditional subjects of demography—fertility, mortality, and migration—than in a diverse set of population related issues (of which he mentions a few: welfare reform, aging, child development, teen pregnancy, economic inequality, and the spatial concentration of poor minorities). His focus on demographic training programs suggests the image of "barbarians at the gates"—young graduate students who would invigorate inter-disciplinary research topics but who would risk blurring or even losing the notion of demography as a distinct field of inquiry. Lichter asks: what is demography? "Is it simply a bag of tools? Or is there an intellectual core that must be reinforced in the current crop of students, lest it is lost forever? Or is demography defined simply by what (self-identified) demographers do?"
Personally, as a 1999-trained social demographer, I can say honestly that I do feel like a barbarian who made it through the gates. What attracted me to demography was not a formal training in fertility, mortality, and migration, and while in graduate school I did my best to evade being trained in these areas. However, at the conclusion of my graduate training I did feel like a demographer. But it was not a formal training in the core areas of traditional demography that made me feel that way. In addition, and forgive me for being irreverent, I do not believe that there is a common intellectual core to demography that connects all of the various corners of the field. However, I also believe that demography is more than a bag of tools or whatever demographers happen to be doing. Instead, I think that what connects us as demographers is a "demographic perspective" to doing social research. Let me call it a "reflex" to emphasize the distinction from a conscious intellectual commonality. I do not claim to be original here, but let me list the aspects of this "reflex":
When we look at the various sub-fields of demography supported by Demographic and Behavioral Sciences Branch of the NICHD (family and household demography, fertility, HIV and STD's, mortality and health, population composition and change, and population movement and distribution), the difficulty of defining demography on the basis of either a shared intellectual core or "just what demographers do" is evident—aside from the fact that all the research is population related. Even within the final subfield, Population Movement and Distribution, the connection between them, as listed on the DBSB web page, is rather broad: "the determinants and consequences of international and internal migration, economic and social mobility, spatial demography, and the relationship of population change to the physical environment." What connects these fields to each other is not a shared set of intellectual interests but a common way of approaching research questions: begin with an empirical description of the population/s being studied and end with a careful analysis that hesitates to elide complexity of the data in the pursuit of theoretical simplicity.
I will now move on to talk about a few promising directions in population research. In each of these areas, an important question is whether or not the best research on the topic—in other words the research that will answer the big questions—will be considered "demographic." In each of these topics I think there is a tension between demography as an intellectual core or a set of clearly defined subject areas, and demography as a way (or reflex) of doing social research.
We can divide promising future research topics into 2 categories: those that are important and interesting because they represent emerging social trends that are in need of an explanation and those questions that become empirically interesting as the result of changes in research technologies or methodological innovations. I will not try to be comprehensive by pretending to be scholarly on things I am just guessing about, but I will touch on four areas that have some experience or interest in.
1) Population size & the environment. As world population growth rates have fallen, it is tempting to think of the population bomb—the primary motivation behind the expansion of demographic research 3 decades ago—as having been defused. Does the fall in growth rates really mean that demography has entered into a new post-Malthusian phase? It is tempting, as researchers, to hedge our bets and to turn our attention to new "crisis" topics such as population aging and below-replacement fertility. (After all, the population-environment problem could turn out to be the 21st century's Y2K bug). Nonetheless, even medium range population projections suggest that the world's population will come close to doubling again before it stabilizes, and the inherent uncertainty of these projections means we must put very wide confidence intervals on these estimates—tiny changes in the trajectory of total fertility rates result in large fluctuations around these projections. I would argue that the impact of large populations on local and global ecosystems is an important demographic topic if we base our interest on some sort of utilitarian "social problems" framework. What can demographers contribute to this topic?
As opposed to the question of population growth rates, the question of the environmental impact of population size is an interdisciplinary question. PhD-trained demographers feel out of place in the biological and physical scientific literature on the environment. It is tempting to leave the effects of population size to others, and concentrate on refining estimates of the confidence intervals on population projections. Moreover, reading the literature on global warming, erosion, acid rain, desertification, food production etc., one often gets the impression that population projections—with all of their lack of accuracy—may just be the most predictable aspect of the whole debate on global environmental change. Would a demographer with the necessary interdisciplinary training and interest to understand this problem still be considered a demographer?
2) Rising income inequality. Twenty-five years of rising income inequality in the United States is another population topic that is in need of an explanation. The importance of the demographic reflex in this case is that one should begin a conversation about inequality with the facts first: inequality has increased, but while this is worrisome, the overall impact may be similar to previous 20th century fluctuations in the wage structure (i.e., wealth and income inequality were probably higher in the first three decades of the 20th century than they are now 1). We should be careful about projecting current trends into the future until we understand the underlying causes at work. Demographers have already played key roles in documenting rising inequality and attempting to determine whether it can be explained by demographic factors (changes in family structure, rising female labor force participation, marriage markets etc.). However, after these trends in inequality have been carefully documented and population-level explanations have been dismissed, the question of why inequality is rising (which is important in the same sort of utilitarian way as population and environment) becomes more complicated as a demographic research agenda. What are the underlying causes? I would argue that—if trends in inequality continue—a central question in this literature should be whether or not rising inequality is due to the effects of technological change. At the moment, technological change is the default explanation in the economics literature, not because it has been empirically tested, but only because the empirically verifiable explanations have come up short. The usual data sets demographers use to measure changes in inequality—i.e. the Current Population Survey—provide a good means of tracking changes in inequality, but cannot really get at the question of why. I do not have perfect insight here, but my intuition is that actually getting a handle on the impact of technological change on the wage distribution would involve a return to some of the methods of classic industrial sociology—firm-level observation of the social dynamics of workplace interaction. Just like the question of the impact of population size on the environment, this poses the need for interdisciplinary research and also raises the question of whether the resulting research still falls under the rubric of demography.
Let me now turn to two areas for demographic research that are promising not so much because of salient trends but because of innovations in research methods or data.
3) Geographic Information Systems. The growth of GIS software now makes it possible to easily map demographic data and look at spatial relationships. GIS software allows us to exercise our demographic reflex by looking at descriptive population statistics spatially. Mapping descriptive population characteristics—quickly and easily with the new GIS software—demonstrates the importance of physical space in local social systems—such as urban areas. For example, looking at a map of the percentage of black or white households by census tracts provides insight into patterns of residential segregation that you cannot get otherwise. This may lead to new innovations in the measurement of residential segregation that explicitly incorporate spatial patterns not readily visible with unmapped, tabular data. However, while GIS is an important descriptive tool in demographic research, it is more difficult to actually take the step of incorporating space into the analysis. This is for two reasons: First, the lack of population level behavioral models in which space plays a causal role means that in many cases it is difficult to argue why space should be an explanatory factor—despite descriptive evidence of spatial heterogeneity. Second, even in cases where it seems like geography should matter, the voluntary sorting of households into different neighborhoods across space makes it difficult to argue that location itself is causing geographic differences in the outcome variable. For example, in the literature on neighborhood effects—the effect of living in a good or bad neighborhood on socioeconomic outcomes—it is always reasonable to ask whether living in a good neighborhood helped you get a good job or whether having a good job helped you live in a good neighborhood. This sort of question underscores the difficulty of going from population maps as a descriptive tool for demographers, and geographic variation as an explanation for demographic outcomes. So again we must ask ourselves what is the aim of demographic research. Is it to provide numerical descriptions of population patterns? If so, then it is easy to recognize the power of GIS to facilitate demographic research. However, if the purpose is to understand causal processes, then I would argue that, at the moment anyway, GIS poses as many questions as it answers. Let me ask this question about GIS research: As in the case of income inequality, after the interesting descriptive questions have been carefully answered and the demographer turns towards the more difficult causal and analytical questions, is he/she still doing demographic research?
4) Social Networks. Research using social network data is similar to GIS in the promise and difficulties it brings to the field. Again, like GIS, social network research is not so much a separate research topic as it is a tool for adding to the realism of the data that we use—only in this case incorporating social structure (i.e. "who knows who" represented by network ties) rather than physical space. In descriptive analyses, social network data seems easy to incorporate within demographic research. For example, social network data can be combined with residential location data to look at the relationship between geographic segregation by race and social segregation by race. For the demographer, this provides insight on another dimension of segregation and at the same time suggests a potential critique of using census-tract defined neighborhoods as a meaningful social category. If the purpose of network data is to provide richer descriptions of populations, then, like GIS, its importance is clear. On the other hand, however, when demographers incorporate social network data into statistical models as independent variables, it difficult to argue that the coefficient on network variables represents a causal relationship. Network data may be systematically associated with unobserved individual characteristics. After all, we all acquire friendships in very non-random ways—this is the notion of social homophily (we acquire friends that are like ourselves). The cautiousness of the demographer in making causal statements makes it difficult to incorporate cross-sectional network data into statistical models. If we wish to go beyond this, then the type of data that we would need to collect (quasi-experimental) and the interdisciplinary nature of the resultant research brings up the question of whether the project would still be demographic.
In conclusion, I would like to stress that despite my criticisms of the new directions for research that I myself have proposed, I am very optimistic about the future of demography. However, I do feel that there is a tension (perhaps not really a crisis) about what demography really is, and whether the promising research areas of the future will reinforce or dilute our common identity as demographers. Ultimately, I believe (and I do not expect everyone to agree with me) that if we think of demography as a way of doing social research rather than a fixed list of topics, we have no reason to worry about the future health or vitality of the field as a whole.
1 Plotnick, Smolensky, Evenhouse, and Reilly. 1998. "The Twentieth Century Record of Inequality and Poverty in the United States." Institute for Research on Poverty Discussion Paper no. 1166-98. University of Wisconsin.


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I am 4 weeks pregnant and have been experiencing mild to moderate cramping throughout the day. Tender breasts and slight quesy feeling occasionally. Slight brownish bleeding. First doctors appointment tomorrow! Best of luck to everyone. Your responses have made me feel much more at ease. Lots of baby dust!posted 09/21/2011 by shopgirl2939
Hey. I'm 7 weeks pregnant. Just found out yesterday. Cramping is totally normal. I cramp constantly lol I wouldn't worry too much unless you start bleeding. I cramp the most when I'm hungry or have to pee. No worries. I'm sure you will be fineposted 09/19/2011 by savanna_martin10
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I am 4 weeks along and am also having mild to moderate cramps. It worries me too, specially since we've been trying for 6 months, but the doctor says it's normal. And from what I see here, it is. Feels good not to be alone. Good luck to all you ladies.posted 08/02/2011 by bethany155
Thanks for the posting. I had the same concern and I am trying not to stress. I have gotten so many negatives in the past I am just cautious this time before getting super excited. I am 4 wks and was scared the cramping was a sign that my cycle may come on. So glad I read everyone's answer.posted 07/09/2011 by teddybunz
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