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Adults-only Columbus hotel with an outdoor pool
Situated near the airport, in Columbus, this hotel is close to Airport Golf Course and Franklin Park Conservatory. Area attractions also include Columbus Museum of Art and Columbus Crew Stadium.
Hotel Features
At Days Inn Columbus Airport, recreational amenities include an indoor pool and an outdoor pool. The hotel also features a roundtrip airport shuttle and a 24-hour business center.
Room Amenities
Televisions come with cable channels. Guestrooms also feature complimentary wireless Internet access, air conditioning, and coffee/tea makers.
Renovations & Closures
- Details
- The property is undergoing renovations. The following areas are affected:
- Select guestrooms
The following facilities are closed until further notice:- One of the dining venues
Every effort will be made to minimize noise and disturbance.
Hotel Amenities
- General
In addition to an indoor pool, Days Inn Columbus Airport provides an outdoor pool and a 24-hour fitness facility. This 3-star property offers access to a 24-hour business center and small meeting rooms. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. Event facilities include conference/meeting rooms, a ballroom, and banquet facilities. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary to guests during limited hours. This Columbus hotel also offers coffee/tea in the lobby, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and laundry facilities. Onsite self parking is complimentary. The property may provide extended parking privileges to guests after check-out (surcharge). A total renovation of this property was completed in December 2012.
- Airport transportation (complimentary)
- 24-hour front desk
- Air-conditioned public areas
- Ballroom(s)
- Banquet facilities
- Number of floors - 3
- Business services
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- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Free breakfast
- Elevator/lift
- Multiple large conference rooms
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Computer station
- Laundry facilities
- Multiple small meeting rooms
- Microwave in lobby
- Total number of rooms - 210
- Free self parking
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free RV, bus, truck parking
- Number of meeting/conference rooms - 5
- Year Built 1972
- 24-hour business center
- Swimming pool - outdoor
- Swimming pool - indoor
- Internet
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
- Parking
Free self parking, Free RV, bus, truck parking
- Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Complimentary weekday newspaper
- Phone
- Free long-distance calls
- Microwave (on request)
- Refrigerator (on request)
- Wake-up calls
- Television
- Clock radio
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Coffee/tea maker
- Desk
- Direct-dial phone
- Free local calls
- Hair dryer
- Daily housekeeping
- Iron/ironing board
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Speakerphone
- Cable TV service
- Free Wi-Fi
- Private bathroom
- Shower/tub combination
- Voice mail
- Free movie channels
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Dining
A complimentary continental breakfast is served each morning in the lobby.
- Recreation
An indoor pool and an outdoor pool are on site. Other recreational amenities include a 24-hour fitness facility.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Tennis nearby
- Accessibility
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
- Braille or raised signage
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
Policies & Fees
- Check-in
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
- Check-out
Check-out time is noon
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: Visa, American Express, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard
- Pets
Pets allowed, Maximum number of pets per room 1, Pet maximum weight in kg is 20, Pet maximum weight in lb is 20
- General
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- No onsite parking is available.
- The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
Minimum guest age is 21
Debit cards not accepted
Service animals exempt from fees/restrictions
Caters to adults only
Parking height restrictions apply
- Fees
- The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Pet deposit: USD 200 per stay
- Crib (infant bed) fee: USD 10 per night
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 10 per night
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Additional Details
This property offers transfers from the airport. Guests must contact the property with arrival details on arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Guests under 21 years old are not permitted at this adults-only property. The property allows pets in specific rooms only and has other pet restrictions. Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.


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Boris Frankel was born in Melbourne. His many books and articles on social theory, political economy and cultural criticism include Beyond the State? and The Post Industrial Utopias. He has been a commentator on radio and television and in the print media and has participated in numerous public forums.
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I've been told many times that life in Plumas County is magical. And who can deny that with all the beauty that surrounds us? The forests, rivers and lakes really are enchanting.
I believe that growing up in Plumas County is even more magical. Children already believe in magic, and supplementing that belief with Plumas County's environment just inflates the magic.
There is no doubt in many children's minds that Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny and the Tooth Fairy exist. These magical creatures coexist with the "real" world seamlessly. One magical component that really played a part of my childhood here in Quincy was monsters.
Monsters were real in my mind. Witches, vampires, werewolves and the lot would scurry about town just as much as I. My favorite monsters were always the lesser-known ones that were specific to Plumas County.
The Aboganog was a creature that resided in Spanish Creek. Every time I went swimming near Oakland Camp, I was scared stiff to swim out too deep. Similarly, Crystal Lake up on Mount Hough had a Nessy sort of monster.
My belief in monsters reached a whole new level in 1994 when reports started flowing in that Bigfoot was spotted here in Plumas County. I was 11 years old at the time, and felt like our town just had a celebrity pass by. Bigfoot! Here!
The whole town was in uproar with Sasquatch sightings. I remember the downtown bakery started making giant cookies in the shape of feet. The Bigfoot buzz was everywhere.
One morning around that time, the old gang and I decided we were going to put the rumors to rest and snap a photo of the infamous Sasquatch.
I packed my backpack with snacks, water and my parents' camera, and with Little Brad, Big Brad, Johnny and Brett in tow, made my way to Mill Creek.
We all lived in East Quincy, and would often make day trips up the creek. Is was far enough from home to feel like we were exploring, yet close enough to make sure we got home in time for dinner.
Once we reached the creek we got distracted by another monster, the fabled giant fish that lived in the creek. For years we had swapped stories about spotting this fish in the creek. The creek was only about 3 feet wide, yet this fish was rumored to be the size of a Volkswagen Beetle.
We eventually got back on track and started exploring our way up the creek. In the past, we wouldn't venture farther than the old mines, but this day served a higher purpose.
We went farther than we ever had and the reality of monsters seemed even more evident as we ventured into unknown territory. Then, the trip paid off.
In the distance, we saw this hairy beast bent over and grunting. It was a little hard to make out from as far back as we were, but it was definitely Bigfoot.
After daring each other back and forth to go closer, we decided it would be easier to all go together. Slowly but surely, we inched ourselves towards the monster.
The closer we got, the clearer we made out Bigfoot. He was leaning over something and mumbling to himself. Once we came within about 40 yards, Bigfoot turned around and looked straight at us.
"Hey! What are you kids doing here?" asked a crusty, bearded old man with a blackened dirty face.
With imaginations crushed, but having an even more imminent sense of danger, we quickly ran down along Mill Creek. We kept running for what seemed like an eternity until we knew we were out of reach of "Bigfoot."
After catching our breaths, we all looked at each other knowingly. We hadn't found Bigfoot. The idea of this magical monster seemed a little less real. We started making our way back home in silence when Little Brad finally piped up.
"Did you see that old guy's necklace? I think there was a human skull on it."
"Yeah!" Johnny responded. "I bet that guy just lives out in the woods and waits for little kids to come by so he can kill them and eat them!"
One by one we added to the list of horrible things this old man in the woods does to little kids that trespass on his property.
Just as quickly as it disappeared, our imaginations and belief in monsters reappeared. And thus the legend of the old, murderous hermit who lived up Mill Creek was born.
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Lets say I had some drives in Raid 0, and at some point formatted them, and sold them to a friend. Now...lets say the FBI confiscated that rig in relation to pirating and distributing movies. (Not from the drives, from distribution of copyrighted material) Since the drives were never used again do you think they can recover the data even though they dont know the drives were in raid, and if they do figure that out they don't know what controller it had? These are hypotheticals..
Yes they can get it back. At work we do data recovery and we can tell pretty darn quick if a drive was in software or hardware RAID and we then can try non destructive data recovery tools to get it back using hardware raid software emulation or other means. The FBI has even better methods. If the FBI comes snooping my way I'd blow up the drives or something. Formatting does nothing.
This wins for best thread because you know GSG is in trouble Best thing to do is drill out the platters...that's what I do
yeah always drill, i never sell hdd's if i sell a rig, i'll write zero's to a drive format it over and over, but in the end me and a carbide bit do the trick, it's how we did it in the navy, and it works really really well.
I dont have the drives, they were 2 80gigs I sold to a friend. He may have made a living selling/bootlegging copyrighted material. One of his confiscated rigs had said drives in it. I dont think they go back to me, hes probably in enough trouble as it is... Im not in trouble..yet...
Almost all data is retrievable from a hard drive unless it is physically damaged. So if the FBI is wanting to get data from it, and the drives are intact, they can get it.
Zero'ing out the drives is fine. The FBI wouldn't go to the trouble to use an electron microscope to recover the data. That is........... unless you are .... delving into things that are far worse than copyrighted materials.
Even if they do recover data I had on the drives (Windows XP Pro X64 Ed Trial, w/ lots of music and movies and games) I dont see it coming back to me, I just dont like it.
It's possible that someone could find files on the hard drive that point to your computer. Many programs record information about the computer on which they were created. That being said, I would not worry too much. The FBI does not get involved with copyright infringement. What it looks like, is they are going after him because he is copying and selling the material, most likely on an interstate level. The FBI rarely go after "small fish". If they are after this guy he is most likely involved in something much bigger that just a garage operation (think country or global network of illegal activity).
He generated enough revenue to buy a boat, not sure how much that is or what he did with it all, but im staying away from this one. I dont even have the same power supply as that rig. I could see them finding my old IP address, but I also have a different router than I had then.
the FBI itself uses a method thats name i have long since forgotten but it erases and writes over the data 54 times i would just use that and run it twice lol
Well, I can agree with you that the FBI shouldn't get involved with civil matters like copyright infringement, but in today's world, they sure as hell do (you can thank the massive RIAA/MPAA lobby for that). And GSG -- if you're this person's "friend," it really doesn't matter what data, if any, the FBI can glean from those drives -- you're already involved. Even if they didn't know your name before they nabbed him, they sure as hell do now that he's talked -- oh yeah, he's told 'em everything, down to what he had for supper four months ago. Doesn't matter if you're involved in anything he was doing or not -- I'd assume the FBI makes sure and interviews anyone who even had contact with a suspect, just as part of protocol. But, don't worry, just get a good lawyer -- because IANAL. Oh yeah, and if you've got anything legit you don't want the FBI to find (nude pics of your girl/boyfriend, subversive literature, nothing illegal), go get some TrueCrypt and start encrypting. (Don't worry, they can't legally make you give up your Truecrypt password, either.) Then buy some new drives and copy your protected stuff to them. And then zero write the old drives. And then burn them. And then burn down the house.
The FBI cannot investigate unless you are selling illegal material across interstate lines. They are the Federal Bureau of Investigation for a reason!
Yeah, I'm sure they totally can't put a wiretap on your house without a warrant, either. :shadedshu I'm quite certain they will investigate anything and everything they want to anytime they want to -- it's called "abusing National Security Letters." It's the reason why they're currently being investigated by the EFF.
The FBI can get involved in issues within one state, but it is usally something very serious (ie. murder, kidnapping, etc.). They would not become involved in an individual downloading something unless there was a "federal" reason. They have enought to do as it is.
man that would be scary if one of my buds got busted for doing a crime bad enough to get the feds in volved id put in deriks boot and nuke and gutman the F#$% out of my drives..and destroy all dvd back ups....
The only way I would surely get rid of the data on my drive would to have a thermite mixture on top, and when the feds open the door, to set it off and run away. Now it would burn through the HD... and the table... and the floor... but it would destroy the data is a very neat way.
man thats some bad luck.........well atleast you aint brown otherwise they would've been asking where the bomb is:shadedshu
Yeah that really sucks but at least you know better for next time. Dariks Nuke and Ban would have worked - http://dban.sourceforge.net/ As someone earlier said, get Truecrypt and use that to hide anything REALLY don't want people to find. But the FBI have much more important things to do than chase you for mp3s and a few movies. That said, I am 100% certain your name is already known to them because more than likely your friend will have told them where he got the drives.


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The competition between two pathogen strains during the course of a single epidemic represents a fundamental step in the early evolution of emerging diseases as well as in antigenic drift processes. The outcome however, depends not only on the epidemic properties of the two strains but also on the timing and size of the introduction, characteristics that are poorly captured by deterministic mean-field epidemic models.
I will present a framework that allows us to describe those aspects of the competition that can be determined from the mean-field models giving the range of possible outcomes that could be observed in an epidemic with two fully or partially cross-reacting strains.
One tool envisioned as part of the array of measures used in the fight against malaria takes advantage of a naturally occurring "resistance" of vectors to the parasite. This mechanism results in the disruption of the parasite's life cycle in vectors, rendering the bite of an infected vector harmless because the parasites have not reached the stage where they are infectious to hosts. However, this resistance is not transmitted through regular evolutionary mechanisms and requires the use of so-called transposons. I will present a naive model for the spread of this resistance in a population of vectors.
In models of disease transmission on contact networks, the probability of exposure is determined by the connectivity (degree) of the individual (node). Thus, the most highly connected individuals in a contact network have both a higher probability of spreading infection through the population and a higher rate of exposure (susceptibility) through social contacts. As an epidemic sweeps through a population, this heterogeneity leads to systematic structural changes in the active portion of the network, removing immunized individuals who no longer participate in the chains of transmission. While the impact of network structure on the progression of an epidemic has been well studied, there has been relatively little work on network evolution during the course of an epidemic. We analytically investigate the impact of epidemic dynamics on the underlying host population structure and find that the structural evolution of the network varies with the original topology of the network and the contagiousness of the disease. We identify the mechanisms acting on the network topology to make them sparser, consider questions about the patterns of immunity that arise during disease outbreaks, and explore their impact on future epidemics and key public health policies.
The basic reproduction number R0 is one of the most important quantities in epidemiology. However, for epidemic models with explicit social structure involving small mixing units such as households, its definition is not straightforward and a wealth of other threshold parameters has appeared in the literature. In this talk I use branching processes to define R0, apply this definition to models with households or other more complex social structures, provide a method for calculating R0 and show inequalities comparing R0 with previous threshold parameters. The comparisons imply that, if R0 > 1, vaccinating a fraction 1 - 1/R0 of the population, chosen uniformly at random, with a perfect vaccine is insufficient to be sure of preventing a large outbreak, and they lead to sharper, easily-computed bounds for the critical vaccination coverage than were previously available.
Based on work done jointly with Lorenzo Pellis (Imperial College London) and Pieter Trapman (Stockholm University).
In the talk we present a simple extension of the configuration model to weighted networks, and state some asymptotic properties of the network model. The weights may be used for some stochastic process taking place on the network; for example an epidemic where the probability of transmission between two individuals depends on the weight of the connected edge (the weight for example reflecting social distance). We also consider the case where individuals (nodes) are heterogeneous in he sense that the transmission probability depends on the infectivity of the infector and the susceptibility of the victim. We end with analysis of some empirical networks: movement of patients in hospitals in Stockholm (for mrsa), workplaces and households of the Swedish population (for influenza), and census of sex-contacts (for STDs).
We consider an stochastic, individual-based model of an evolving population with logistic density-dependence, where individuals are characterized by a quantitative phenotypic trait. Under appropriate parameters scalings of rare mutations and large populations, we obtain a stochastic jump process on the mutation time-scale, where evolution proceeds through successive invasions of mutants, followed by competition phases on shorter time scales, where disadvantaged traits are eliminated. Under an additional scaling of small mutations and on an appropriate time scales, the evolution can be described as ordinary differential equations on the trait space, known as "canonical equations of adaptive dynamics", followed by diversification phases where the number of traits present in the population may increase, a phenomenon known as "evolutionary branching".
This is joint work with Sylvie Méléard (Ecole Polytechnique).
Detailed surveillance data on the 2009 A/H1N1 influenza pandemic are crucial to quantify the spatial and temporal characteristics of pandemic influenza. We provide a quantitative description of the age-specific and regional 2009 A/H1N1 pandemic incidence patterns using data from Mexico and Peru. We used daily cases of influenza-like-illness, tests for A/H1N1 influenza virus infections, and laboratory-confirmed A/H1N1 influenza cases to analyze the geographic spread of the pandemic waves and their association with the winter school closing periods, demographic factors, and absolute humidity. We also estimated the reproduction number and quantified the association between school closing periods and the age distribution of cases. Our results indicate substantial regional variation in pandemic pattern, highlight the importance of school cycles on the transmission dynamics of this pandemic influenza strain, and suggests that school closure and other mitigation measures could be useful to mitigate future influenza pandemics.
I will provide a brief overview of multitype branching processes, with particular emphasis on their application in evolutionary epidemiology. I will then discuss some recent work on how such analyses can be used to understand the evolutionary emergence of diseases like pandemic influenza in humans and to evaluate the utility of different interventions. Time permitting I will also discuss how branching processes are being used to understand and control the emergence of drug resistance.
We consider a SIR epidemic model propagating on a random network generated by a configuration model, where the degree distribution of the vertices is given and where the edges are randomly matched. The evolution of the epidemics is summed up into three measure-valued equations that describe the degrees of the susceptible individuals and the number of edges from an infectious or removed individual to the set of susceptibles. These three degree distributions are sufficient to describe the course of the disease. The limit in large population is investigated. As a corollary, this provides a rigorous proof of equations obtained by Volz.
This is a joint work with Laurent Decreusefond, Pascal Moyal and Viet Chi Tran
Tuberculosis is one of the major global diseases in terms of both prevalance and mortality. In recent decades, strains of the disease have evolved that are resistant to several, or all, of the drugs used to treat the disease. Drug resistance is conferred by rare mutations, raising the question of how multiple mutations might have arisen in a single strain. Motivated by this question, we study models of branching processes with mutations which generalize the pioneering work of Luria and Delbruck. We look at the sizes of mutant populations in the limit of mutation rates decreasing to zero, and characterize their limiting distribution. The results show a transition between two regimes depending on the relative growth rate of the mutants: in the slow growth regime, the limiting distribution is Gaussian, while if the mutants reproduce quickly enough, it is heavy-tailed.
The first part of my talk will be an introduction to epidemic modelling aimed at those coming from a non-mathematical background. In it I will briefly review the historical background and describe some of the topics that have preoccupied researchers in recent years. I will concentrate on model structure and general modelling issues rather than on models for specific infections. The second part of the talk will focus on the effects of population structure and I will concentrate particularly on population networks. I will discuss the effect of different network structures on the transmission dynamics of epidemics and on thresholds for widespread transmission.
When modelling metapopulation dynamics, the influence of a single patch on the metapopulation depends on the number of individuals in the patch. Since there is usually no obvious natural upper limit on the number of individuals in a patch, this leads to systems in which there are countably infinitely many possible types of entity. Analogous considerations apply in the transmission of parasitic diseases. We prove central limit theorems for quite general systems of this kind, together with bounds on the rate of convergence in an appropriately chosen weighted $\ell_1$ norm.
This is joint work with Andrew Barbour.
Virulence evolution has a long history, including the now-classic paper of Gandon et al. 2001 on the impact of malaria vaccination on the virulence of the parasite. Gandon et al. found that a vaccine with the action of reducing the pathogen growth rate in the host selects for more virulent pathogens, while an infection-blocking vaccine selects for less virulent pathogens. We found that, in the context of mosquito transgenesis, that relaxing one assumption of Gandon et al. leads to an inability to predict the direction of selection on pathogen virulence. I will discuss these issues in the context of dengue vaccine.
Models for the evolution of virulence traditionally assume a trade-off between inverse disease-induced mortality rate and infectivity, resulting in intermediate virulence. The underlying intuition is that faster growing agent populations do both more damage and produce more infective particles. This intuition implicitly assumes a well-mixed host body. In reality both damage and infectivity depend mainly on the location in the body where the agents lodge. This is related i.a. to the surface proteins that allow agents to dock on and penetrate into different cell types. The typical example is respiratory diseases where more deeply seated ones are both less infective and more harmful. With the other standard assumption, full cross-immunity between disease strains, this would lead to evolution towards the tip of the nose. In reality cross-immunity depends on surface antigens and hence is at least in part connected to depth. In this talk I discuss a simple adaptive dynamics style model taking on board the aforementioned considerations. The inference is that disease diversity should decrease with depth.
(The reported work was done in collaboration with Kevin Kleine and Juan E. Keymer Vergara of Delft University of Technology.)
Parasite evolution is increasingly being recognized as one of the most important challenges in applied evolutionary biology. Understanding how parasites maximize fitness whilst facing the diverse challenges of living in cells, hosts, and vectors, is central to disease control and offers a novel testing ground for evolutionary theory. Along with Sam Brown, I recently hosted a symposium to address the question "How do parasites maximise fitness across a range of biological scales?". The symposium brought together researchers whose work looks across scales and environments to understand why and how parasites 'do what they do', tying together mechanism, evolutionary explanations, and public health implications. I will report on some of the fascinating research that suggests that understanding the evolution of parasite traits and the diseases they cause often requires an appreciation that parasite lives are complex and forces outwith focal host-parasite interactions can shape their traits. I will also highlight an existing theoretical framework for studying parasite evolution, which should provide a useful starting point for embracing this complexity.
Multi-drug resistant pathogens such as MRSA and VRE give rise to substantial morbidity and mortality, and impose a huge economic burden on healthcare systems. In this talk we describe a framework for analysing patient-level data from hosptials on such pathogens, employing stochastic transmission models and using Markov chain Monte Carlo methods witin a Bayesian statistical framework. The methods are illustrated with various data sets and used to address various clinically-relevant questions.
Our understanding of the ecological and evolutionary conditions that permit the establishment and persistence of different bacterial species in host-associated microbial communities is incomplete. Recent work done to characterize human vaginal bacterial communities by experimental and analytical approaches has shown that idiosyncratic changes in species composition and wide fluctuations in the relative abundances of the different species are undeniably associated with specific environmental drivers. An understanding of the mechanisms, ecological processes and evolutionary routes behind the genesis of such associations and fluctuations remain an important knowledge gap. If the structure and composition of a given ecological community often alternates between distinct, widely different states, then better predictions about the chances of a dramatic community shift can be achieved using mechanistic, stochastic population dynamics models. In human bacterial communities research, there is a strong need to confront problems of risk assessment and prediction using such modeling approach. In this work, we develop a modeling framework based on the multivariate Ornstein-Uhlenbeck stochastic process to predict the unfolding of complex microbial community dynamics. We derive a suite of stochastic models derived from first biological principles will be used to evaluate time-series data on the relative abundances of bacterial species in vaginal communities. The statistical inferences done with these models have broad implications to the understanding of the processes governing the composition, structure and function of bacterial communities associated to humans. Finally, our research opens the door to a better assessment of the risk to diseases associated with responses to disturbances of human-associated microbial ecosystems.
HIV has been introduced in Cuban in 1986. From the beginning of the epidemics, contact-tracing is used, in the purpose of detecting more HIV-positive individuals and of controlling the spread of the disease. The data generated from this contact-tracing program provide some partial information on the social networks underlying the propagation of HIV. In this talk, we present this big network (5389 nodes, with a giant component of 2386 nodes) together with some possible modelling of the phenomenon.
Mathematical and computational models are increasingly used in support decisions in public health, however the perception of their reliability and the criteria for their uses is contrasted among domain experts. We consider the Global Epidemic and Mobility model that generates stochastic realizations of epidemic evolution worldwide from which we can gather information such as prevalence, morbidity, number of secondary cases and number and date of imported cases for 3,360 subpopulation in 220 countries with a time resolution of 1 day. GLEaM has been used to anticipate the geographical spreading for the 2009 H1N1 pandemic by estimating the transmission potential and the relevant model parameters with a Monte Carlo likelihood analysis of the arrival time distribution generated by 1 million computationally simulated epidemics. We present an extensive validation analysis of the obtained results from surveillance and virological sources collected in 46 countries of the Northern Hemisphere during the course of the pandemic. We focus on discussing the challenges posed by the real-time estimation of parameters, the different levels of data-integration and the validation through high quality data sets. In particular, data gathered during and after the 2009 H1N1 influenza crisis represent an unprecedented opportunity to i) test the robustness of the prediction intervals with respect to additional parameters unknown concurrently or before the end of the pandemic; ii) test the sensitivity of prediction intervals to the different levels of data integration by considering progressively increasing knowledge of socio-demographic and human mobility data.
Transmission of HIV strains with drug-resistant mutations (DRMs) is a public health concern in resource rich countries. Fitness costs and genetic bottlenecks limit transmission of these DRMs. In this talk I will discuss how to assess this effect, using invitro data from viral competition experiments and stochastic HIV transmission models. I will also discuss, in light of the assay sensitivity for currently employed resistance tests, the potential for existence of hidden epidemics of transmitted resistance.
This work was done in collaboration with J. Gerardo Garcia-Lerma at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Sally Blower at the David Geffen School of Medicine, UCLA.
Influenza A is an RNA virus that infects tens of thousands of individuals every flu season. Although infections confer immunity to future same-strain infections, novel variants are constantly being produced by the rapidly-evolving virus. Counterintuitively, experiments show that these novel immune escape variants originate in partially immune hosts but not naïve hosts. We show how a minimalist model consisting of a system of differential equations and a stochastic process can be used to understand this phenomenon. Our results suggest that resource limitation and antibody response are the key mechanisms driving within-host viral dynamics, and that the probability of immune escape occurring in a particular host depends on the interaction of these two mechanisms.
Many researchers have been exploring the theory that the chronic activation of the immune system, not the virus, is mainly responsible for the reduction of Helper T cells during HIV infection. This poster will present systems of Ordinary Differential Equations used to help understand this theory. HIV primarily (although not exclusively) targets Helper T cells which recognize antigens and assist in signaling to others lymphocytes to start fighting the infection. All equations focus on Helper T cells. Killer T directly kill infected cells but have been found to kill healthy Helper T cells during HIV infection.
Host migration is an important factor in the spread of infectious diseases. Although many studies have included host migration in epidemiological modeling, they largely reside in the realm of simulation-based inference. The difficulty in incorporating migration gets compounded if hosts mingle heterogeneously according to a contact network rather than through full mixing. In this work, we introduce a bond percolation based approach (extending the previous dynamic population model introduced by Ball) to model the spread of infectious disease where hosts migrate between different population centers with Markovian dynamics and interact with other hosts as nodes in a random graph.
Human social contact patterns show marked day-of-week variations, with a higher frequency of contacts occurring during weekdays when children are in school, and adults are in contact with co-workers, than typically occur on week-ends. Our modeling studies reveal that weekday social contact patterns can produce substantial weekday variations in an influenza incidence curve, and the pattern of variation is sensitive to the influenza incubation period. Using 2009 A(H1N1) daily case data recorded by a large hospital in Santiago, Chile, we show that significant weekday incidence patterns are evident. To determine the influenza incubation period, we fit to the data an SEIR model with weekday variation in contacts. This method for determination of the influenza incubation period in a community setting is novel, and unique in its approach.


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Why Didn't Anybody Tell Me?: Incontinence
Incontinence – I never knew what the word meant until I was eight months pregnant. I sneezed while walking down the block and was shocked by the bodily fluid that came from between my legs — yikes!
Luckily, I was wearing a skirt so it wasn't obvious. I immediately rushed to my car (which wasn't an easy task) and drove home.
Ladies, incontinence doesn't just stop once you have your baby. A friend of mine went for a run two weeks after giving birth and nearly emptied her bladder. She's still thankful that her black jogging pants masked it.
Have no fear — you won't be peeing on yourself forever. After two months, I could sneeze, laugh, cough, and jog all at once without worrying.
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I'm 8 mos. and haven't had it... yet. Granted, its not guaranteed, but if I do, I'll make sure to have those pantyliners nearby AT ALL TIMES!!
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yeah, this is one of the things they need to be teaching those high school girls who think having a baby sounds so glamourous. my mom had to have surgery to tighten up her bladder area! how painful does that sound? i also have to very suddenly excuse myself lots of times and got a serious kidney infection last year because it started as a bladder infection that i couldn't feel. why do we get that anyway? is it the pressure of the baby on the bladder that causes loss of sensation and control or what?
Yeah, two years after having my twins, I do experience this with a particularly hard sneeze or coughing fit. It's not anything too common or problematic for me to worry about, but when it happens, it's still a bit of a surprise!
Yeah, I didn't realize I'd have this problem, either, until a particularly hard sneeze one day after I returned from maternity leave. It wasn't a terribly large amount of fluid but, yeah, panty liners are a good thing to wear!
ok, why did not one of my friends or family tell me about this..now that i read this ...it is the first time i now know i am not the only one..phew!!! THANKS!
Luckily I didn't have this problem in my two pregnancies. But I've had a lowering of my uterus which was pretty scary!!!After I gave birth, I went to my midwife and took the gymnastik course for the pelvic floor. It all is good now, but still, my body will never be the same, of course ;P
Luckily I didn't have this problem in my two pregnancies. But I've had a lowering of my uterus which was pretty scary!!!
After I gave birth, I went to my midwife and took the gymnastik course for the pelvic floor. It all is good now, but still, my body will never be the same, of course ;P
Yes..its scary because you never know when it is going to happen....when you sneeze, cough, get scared etc.
Yep...kegels definitely have helped me with this. Just one of those issues that comes with the MOM title. Oh well.
It doesn't always go away after the baby arrives - even with number 1. I gave birth to my first baby at age 35 and 16 months after I was still completely wetting myself when walking or trying to do gym and also at random times if I was stressed or going up stairs. Forget about drinking alcohol! I eventually had surgery a few months ago and now the problem is completely resolved. This problem is something people never talk about and I think it is far more common that most people think because when I was going through all the Drs visits, tests etc to determine what was causing the problem many women said to me that they also have incontinence or have a friend who does. I probably should have been better about doing kegels during my pregnancy but and OB Gyn (I switched to him when my original OB Gyn wanted me to do biofeedback instead of getting the surgery) said to me that you can do kegels until you're blue in the face and they won't fix an incontinence problem that already exists.
It happened with my second baby and still happens from time to time but I had tears with my deliveries- I think that doesn't work in my favor- Panty Liners are highly recommended.
It happened with my second baby and still happens from time to time but I had tears with my deliveries- I think that doesn't work in my favor- Panty Liners are highly recommended.
I don't recall this ever happening to me. I had to pee constantly, but it didn't happen when I sneezed, etc.
My first and only is almost 3 and it still happens to me - though only when I sneeze. (And yes - I, too, do a million kegles a day.) I HIGHLY RECOMMEND panty liners!
unfortunately for me, this still happens. and yes, i have done the kegels and everything else. i have spoke with my ob/gyn and he said that to correct it for me, since i have done everything else, i would have to have surgery :( and I am NOT having that done, atleast not anytime soon. my kids wrecked all kinds of havoc on my body, but they were so worth it!
Not after the first, but it was a problem after the 2nd. She's 22 months old and it has *mostly* gone away.
I've always had pretty good control, and mine only lasted about a week after I gave birth, thank goodness. Not sure if I'll be so lucky in the future, though! I'm one of three kids and I don't think my mom has any problems with it, but my mother-in-law had five and she certainly does.
"Have no fear — you won't be peeing on yourself forever."Oh I beg to differ. I've had it since being pregnant with my first, and no matter how many kegels I do, it's still there and always will be.Depends/Serenity pads are a lifesaver.


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"The year is," he chuckles a bit, "To be honest, I don't remember. The Reploid war went on for for a long time, and I... was destroyed, or so I thought. I knew my fight was over. My eyes started to dim and I could feel my processor started to shut down. I faded into the darkness where I rested for a long time. I was brought by online by a doctor named, Thomas Hutson. He recovered my system and repair my old body with some major upgrades. he could not delete all of my old programming, and it was starting to conflicts with new upgrade, Something he called Free Will. His Lab was attacked one night by Maverick hunters, I had just came online, and that's when saw him, Mega Man. He looked different. No matter it was time for payback."
"Well If it isn't Metal Man, I am going to make sure you don't walk out of here alive," mega man said holding up his X-buster. Metal man took a stance to get ready to dodge. Mega Man X fired rounds after rounds and Metal man was dodged them easily. 'This power, I've never felt to fast before' he thought to himself, thinking? that was something he never did before. To hear a voice in his head was all new to him. Mega Man dash in close with in striking distances, his X-buster swapped out to his hand and they locked at the hands with each other. They both struggled to over power each other or did they. Metal Man was not Struggling at all. As a matter of fact he tossed X like a doll, He looked down to his hands then looked over to X as he seemed to be having a hard time standing. Mega Man looked at him and Metal Man pulled out a saw blades, he looked at him. Mega Man knew it was over, but something happen, Metal Man dropped the Blade and Ran away.
"Whats going on?" Mega Man said and Metal Man was thinking the same thing, "I could had finished him, Why didn't I?" There was something more to Metal Man now, and he wanted to find out.
MegaMan! Yeah, and RP about Metal man! And he is being played by your truly. This is an Rp were lots of MegaMan old enemies have been revived but a few have been changed. Like MetalMan, he is learning that there is a Right and Wrong and he is now finding a way to cope with it. Something many of them never had before and thats Free Will.
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Primary Weapon: Metal Saw Blades
Special Details/Abilities: One thing that came with his upgrade is the ability like Mega man to take the powers from other robots. But His ability changes the way his Metal Saw Blade Traits.
History: After his defeat to Mega Man he was offline for many years. Originally a construction bot like guts man. He was to help people build. When he came online a few time to see the lab. Although he was unable to move or speak he did remember seeing something called the Free Will chip, and something else called Sigma Virus. He is unsure of what it all means but he know that someone is putting him back together to bring him online.
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Primary Weapon: Ice Slasher, a sharp ice blade launched from his mouth that can freeze anything with its temperature of 200 degrees below zero.
Secondary Weapon: Falling Stalactites, depending on the terrain he can make ice stalactites fall from above and impale his enemies.
Special Details/Abilities: He is impervious to chilling sub-zero temperatures, and cannot slip on icy surfaces.
History: He was built by Dr. Light to perform human-like tasks under extreme climate conditions, though after being taken over by Dr. Wily and defeated by Megaman in combat, it was awhile before he ever saw the snow again. He did, one day, awaken, and has since been trying to avoid others, considering he doesn't want to fight. Though, as sometimes people'll find frozen solid animals, or robbers, he obviously can fight, and will if threatened. He is sometimes discovered by those who wouldn't attack him on the spot, and usually he can have the small amount of social activity that he honestly cherishes. What happened in the past didn't matter to Iceman anymore, and he was officially moving on.


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It seems our own impermanence is concealed from us. The trees stand firm, the houses we live in are still there. We alone flow past it all, an exchange of air.
Everything conspires to silence us, partly with shame, partly with unspeakable hope.
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By Mae Anderson The Associated Press
NEW YORK - This holiday season, Burger King won't be the only place where you can have it your way.
It used to be enough for stores to promise discounts up to 70 percent to lure shoppers during the busy holiday period. But the ease of ordering online and the sluggish economy changed that. Americans are no longer impressed by discounts alone. Now, they want their shopping just like their fast food: not only cheap, but convenient, too.
That means they're no longer afraid to walk away from the cashmere sweater with the perfect fit if the store is crowded. They're unwilling to buy those suede pumps in just the right shade of blue if shipping costs extra. And they cringe at the prospect of carrying around paper coupons; they'd rather pull them up electronically on smartphones.
Retailers from Wal-Mart to Macy's are doing everything they can to make it easier for more finicky shoppers to spend during the holidays. Several are opening today. Some are offering free layaway and shipping. Many are matching in-store prices with cheaper online deals. Others are allowing shoppers to buy online and pick up their merchandise in stores.
The have-it-your-way approach is partly a response to fear. Merchants are concerned that shoppers will spend less freely this season because of worries about high unemployment and a package of tax increases and spending cuts known as the "fiscal cliff," which will take effect in January unless Congress passes a budget deal. The changes also come as the growth of smartphones and tablet computers has made it easier to browse and buy with the touch of a fingertip.
That puts pressure on brick-and-mortar retailers, which count on holiday shopping for up to 40 percent of their annual revenue, to get shoppers into stores. It's becoming an increasingly difficult feat: The National Retail Federation estimates that overall sales in November and December will rise 4.1 percent this year, below last year's 5.6 percent growth. But the online part of that is expected to rise 17 percent, according to research firm comScore.
"Retailers have to do a little more to grow sales this year," said Frank Badillo, a senior economist at consultancy Kantar Retail.
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House numbers, Dudley
by Chief Steven J. Wojnar
Dudley Police Department
The requirement for house numbering was the topic of a recent discussion. The person wished to know what house numbering requirements, if any, does Dudley have? This was a good opportunity to provide some information to residents to insure their properties can be identified in the event of an emergency.
Article 37 of the Town of Dudley By-laws is entitled "Street Numbering." According to this regulation, "Street numbers shall be attached to each dwelling, business, industry and other buildings, which are not accessory in nature in the Town of Dudley." There are several requirements to be in compliance with this section. "The numbers shall be made of permanent, weatherproof materials, shall be numeric Arabic numbers at least (3) three inches in height in a contrasting color, and shall be clearly visible from the public way upon which the structure fronts." If the building is not visible from the roadway, the number is to be posted "on a suitable support at the entrance to the driveway that services such structure." This can include a mailbox. The exact number of the property location will be assigned by the Town of Dudley Assessor's Office. Any property owner who fails to comply with this bylaw is subject to a fine of not more than Twenty-Five Dollars ($25.00) per day for each offense. Each day can be treated as a separate offense.
A by-law of this nature is not designed to be punitive. It is primarily for public safety officials who must quickly identify locations in the event of an emergency. When a critical situation occurs, time is of the essence. It is crucial to have the appropriate personnel and equipment respond as quickly as possible. Please take the time to check your homes and businesses for the presence of these numbers. Your cooperation and assistance with this by-law is greatly appreciated.
On Wednesday, February 13th, State Representative Ryan Fattman and I had the pleasure of serving as judges for the Boys and Girls Club of Webster and Dudley's Annual Youth of the Year competition. This is open to club participants between the ages of 14 and 18 who demonstrate service to the Club, the Community, and their Families. The Representative and I were extremely impressed with the three finalists. They are truly fine examples of the quality youth in our area. I wish to congratulate Andrew Nene of Webster for being selected to represent our local club at the state competition. If successful there, he has the opportunity to compete on a national level and represent all of the Boys and Girls Clubs from around the country. He faced tough competition from the other finalists, his brother Richard and Ms. Jailene Delgado of Webster. All three are great ambassadors of the club and the community. I wish to thank Club Director Mr. Tony Poti, CHOICES Program Director Ms. Laura Perry, and the entire staff at the club for their hard work and dedication. They truly make a difference in the lives of many young people from our area.
- Friday, 01 March 2013
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The dtownMARKET is an artistic community that convenes every last Saturday of the month at Motorco Music Hall in Durham, NC; where local designers, food connoisseurs, and artists gather to advertise their products. As a collector of vintage clothing, Founder and Creative Director Kala Wolfe became inspired to create a marketplace where entrepreneurs like her could showcase their merchandise. Kala started thrifting two years ago. Wolfe owns Retrospective Vintage, a mobile vintage boutique of clothing and accessories that she sells at dtownMARKET, private parties, and trunk sales. Traveling for her day job gives her the opportunity to acquire unique retro pieces for both men and women.
reFASHIONED 2013 is a platform for local designers in the Triangle, presented by dtownMARKET. This fashion event is illuminated in the Raleigh-Durham community because of its focus on eco-friendly clothing and supporting small businesses.
On Friday, January 11th at Motorco Music Hall in Durham, NC, seven local designers show cased their art on the runway. Each line told its own story that narrated to the audience tales of bohemian, urban, and mod movers and shakers of Raleigh-Durham, NC.
DeAnna Edwards by ANNA (Anna Edwards) was an eclectic line with floor length gowns, shorts, and accented leggings. Each look had its own style ranging from hip to glamour.
First Edition (Cady Childs) presented a very feminine and alluring concept. My favorite look was a deep blue and emerald satin romper. The long sleeves, cut-out back, and shorts are perfect for night out on the town.
Everyone loves apparel that represents where they are from or what group they belong to. Runaway Clothes' line (Gabriel Eng-Goetz) "DURM" that represents Durham, NC is hip, trendy, and urban. "DURM" has attire for both men and women. Runaway models walked the runway in crop tops, t-shirts, and fitted caps that illustrated heritage and hip hop roots. Checkout Runaway Clothes
As I watched the models for designer Belindabilly (Belinda Blakley) pose on the catwalk, my mind thought of the movie Pleasantville. The hoop skirts and beehive hair updos were absolutely amazing. Get more of Belindabilly here.
I am a huge thrift shopper, so I really enjoyed the vintage styling of Riverbasin Outfitters (River Takada-Capel). This eco-friendly designer inspired by music and gypsies brings new life to thrifted items, by remaking them into reflections of present day and past style trends. Find out more on Riverbasin Outfitters
Life Kit by Life Style Company is more than just a clothing line, it's a movement. I was introduced to the line about two years ago. Life Kit aspires to use accessories and clothing as a resource to generate knowledge and growth in individuals to bring about change in the global community. Learn how you can become a part of the movement at Life Kit Life Style
Marguerite Blakeney (Jakki Kalogridis) features vibrant and unique designs that could be seen during New York Fashion week. My favorite piece was an orange and black Convertible Hoodie Dress. The model started down the runway with the hood over her head, then unzipped the hood at the top and the hood dropped down into a large collar that appeared like an infinity scarf. See more from Marguerite Blakeney here
reFASHIONED 2013 was an amazing event. Kala Wolfe and the seven designers proved that you don't always have to think retail chain when it comes to fashion. Instead think about local designers and clothing companies' right here in Raleigh-Durham, NC. Re-energize your style and invest in the fashion community in which you live by shopping local fashion brands. Learn more about dtownMARKET here.
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Some psychiatrists, however, lambasted the proposed revisions as far too complex and burdensome, arguing that no clinician would ever use the new system. The work group continually revised the proposal, simplifying it as much as possible, and won approval from the DSM-5 Task Force. But the APA Board of Trustees ultimately voted against the proposed changes, according to Andrew Skodol of the University of Arizona College of Medicine, a member of the Personality Disorders Work Group. As a result, the DSM-5 chapter on personality disorders is more or less the same as the DSM-IV chapter. Skodol is not sure why the Board of Trustees rejected the proposal at the 11th hour, but "there was a lot of behind-the-scenes lobbying to keep things the way they were," he says. The work group's proposal has been relegated to a back section of the manual to "encourage further study."
Recognizing that grief can quickly precipitate depression
Symptoms of depression—such as low mood and energy, insomnia, feelings of worthlessness, loss of pleasure and change in weight—must persist for at least two weeks to meet the DSM-IV criteria for a major depressive episode. The DSM-IV stipulates, however, that someone who has recently lost a loved one should not receive a diagnosis of depression unless the relevant symptoms last longer than two months. The idea is that, in these cases, what looks like major depression is probably bereavement—more commonly known as grief—a typical and transient response to loss that does not require medication. The DSM-5 has eliminated this "bereavement exclusion" and replaced it with a few footnotes describing the differences between grief and depression. Now, someone can be diagnosed with depression, and ask their insurance company to cover the costs of antidepressants, as well as talk therapy or other treatment, in the first two months following the death of a loved one.
Richard Friedman of Weill Cornell Medical College and others have criticized this decision, worrying that it will encourage overdiagnosis and overmedication. According to the APA, however, the change reflects the new understanding that bereavement is a severe stressor that can precipitate a major depressive episode relatively quickly.
Some studies have shown, for instance, that symptoms of depression co-occurring with bereavement are similar to depression unrelated to bereavement in their severity and duration, response to antidepressants and long-term outcomes. Therefore, the reasoning goes, people who are grieving and clinically depressed within two months of a loss should have access to treatment. Similarly, some researchers have questioned why, when it comes to identifying depression, the DSM makes an exception of grief following the death of a loved one, but not of any other kinds of loss or psychosocial stress such as divorce, unemployment, financial failure or romantic rejection. The International Classification of Diseases, published by the World Health Organization, makes no such exceptions.
In an article published in Depression and Anxiety in May 2012, Sidney Zisook of the University of California, San Diego, and his co-authors examined the results of several review papers and studies and concluded that the available evidence supports the removal of the bereavement exclusion from DSM-5. "Acknowledging that bereavement can be a severe stressor that may trigger an MDE [major depressive episode] in a vulnerable person does NOT medicalize or pathologize grief!" they wrote (emphasis theirs). "Rather, it prevents MDE from being overlooked or ignored and facilitates the possibility of appropriate treatment. Furthermore, removing the BE [bereavement exclusion] does not imply that grief should end in two months. Indeed, for many individuals, grief lasts for months, years or even a lifetime in its various manifestations, whether or not it is accompanied by MDE."


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I am working with large images in Python and Gdal on a Windows machine and wondering if it is possible to directly access the specific smaller overviews I built into them using gdladdo. I am viewing them in python using Tkinter window. I thought I could keep the size down by accessing the smaller overviews first and then I could focus in by displaying a zoomed in region focused in a small rectangle of interest at successive zooms using higher resolution overviews.??
I modified Even Rouault file: http://svn.osgeo.org/gdal/trunk/gdal/swig/python/samples/gdalinfo.py in eclipse - PyDev to print out details on the type of file I am dealing with.
I can't seem to find a Python version of dumpoverviews utility that they discuss in some of the online discussions.
Is there a better way that I am not seeing?? Thanks Charlie Cole Retired PNNL geoscientist (2002) working on a groundwater modeling GUI, something I could never get funding to work on at PNNL..
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Martin Luther King Jr. by Mural
Photographer Camilo José Vergara captures varying portrayals of the civil rights leader in urban areas across the United States
- By Jess Righthand
- Smithsonian.com, January 12, 2011
(Camilo José Vergara)
Camilo José Vergara began photographing art in poor urban areas in the 1970s. He soon realized that one of the most prevalent figures in the artworks he documented was the civil rights leader. "You have a perfectly dressed man with a perfectly white shirt coming out of the sidewalk," says Vergara of this Martin Luther King Jr. mural he photographed in an industrial neighborhood between north and central Philadelphia.
Painted by an unknown artist, the mural features an iconic image of King. With the pillars of the Lincoln Memorial in the background and his hand outstretched to an implied audience, King is poised as he delivers his famous 1963 "I Have a Dream" speech.
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"King is pictured here between jazz pianist and bandleader Duke Ellington and a local politician."
Incorrect. King is on the right.
Posted by Stephanie on January 16,2012 | 01:22 AM
A beautiful selection of murals honoring Martin Luther King. Here is another one:
Posted by Lisa on January 16,2011 | 09:17 PM
On the upcoming occasion of the Martin Luther King Day of Service, one thing that can be done to honor Dr. King's legacy is ensuring that the Pentagon spend an adequate amount of money to recover the remains of our World War II missing in action, many of whom were African-Americans, such as the following MIA Tuskegee Airmen (courtesy of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch): Lt. Albert L. Young, F/O Carl J. Woods, Lt. William F. Williams Jr., Lt.Sherman H. White Jr., Lt. James R. Polkinghorne, F/O Leland H. Pennington, Lt. Andrew D. Marshall, Captain Andrew Maples Jr., Lt. Oscar D. Hutton Jr., Lt. Wellington G. Irving, Lt. Fred L. Brewer Jr., Lt. John H. Chavis, Capt. Alfonzo W. Davis, Capt. Lawrence E. Dickson, Lt. Maurice V. Esters, Lt. Samuel J. Foreman, Lt. Frederick D. Funderburg Jr., Lt. Samuel Jefferson, Lt. Charles B. Johnson, and Lt. Samuel G. Leftenant. The Defense Department has historically treated its MIA remains recovery program like a neglected stepchild, requesting a level of funding that is nowhere near the amount needed to recover the remains of the tens of thousands still missing. Please support substantially increased funding for location and recovery of the remains of our heroic missing Tuskegee Airmen, and all the other missing soldiers, sailors, and airmen. Their families deserve nothing less.
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