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|Title:||Comparison of hard tissue density changes around implants assessed in digitized conventional radiographs and subtraction images|
|Abstract:||Objectives: The aim of this in vivo study was to compare peri-implant bone density assessed by the mean gray value of the histogram in digitized conventional radiographs and two digital subtraction images (DSI) methods: linear and logarithmic. Material and methods: Thirty-four patients were monitored by standardized periapical radiographs 1 week after surgery and 4 months later. The radiographs were digitized and manipulated by means of EMAGO (R) software. Linear and logarithmic DSI were obtained, and a filter was added to the logarithmic image. Control and test regions were selected and the mean value of the gray level of the histogram of these selected areas was obtained. This process was carried out in the digitized conventional radiographs (DCR) and the two methods of DSI. After that, the images were divided into two groups, with and without bone loss, and statistical analysis was performed. Results: The results indicate that differences between the jaws did not reach significance, in all the images and in the two groups with and without bone loss. Furthermore, there was no statistically significant difference between the radiographic density assessed in the DCR and the two methods of subtraction images. Conclusions: Monitoring of peri-implant bone density by the mean gray value of the histogram in a selected area can be assessed either by linear and logarithmic DSI or by DCR.|
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United States District Court, D. Nevada
M. NAVARRO, CHIEF JUDGE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
before the Court is Defendant Todd C. Engel's
(“Defendant's”) Motion for Release Pending
Sentence or Appeal, (ECF No. 3180). The Government filed a
Response, (ECF No. 3198), and Defendant filed a Reply, (ECF
No. 3204). For the following reasons, the Court
DENIES Defendant's Motion.
March 2, 2016, a federal grand jury sitting in the District
of Nevada returned a Superseding Indictment charging nineteen
defendants with sixteen counts related to a confrontation on
April 12, 2014, with Bureau of Land Management
(“BLM”) Officers in Bunkerville, Nevada. (ECF No.
27). Defendant was grouped with tier three defendants and was
part of the first group of defendants that went to trial.
(Order, ECF No. 1098). At the conclusion of Defendant's
trial, the jury found Defendant guilty of Count Twelve,
obstruction of justice, and Count Sixteen, interstate travel
in aid of extortion. (Jury Verdict, ECF No. 1903).
to Defendant's trial, the tier one defendants proceeded
to trial. (Order, ECF No. 1098). On December 20, 2017, the
Court declared a mistrial for the tier one defendants,
finding that the Government's failure to disclose
evidence to the tier one defendants resulted in numerous
Brady violations. (Mins. of Proceedings, ECF No.
3041). Following the Court's declaration of mistrial, the
Court found that dismissal with prejudice was necessary.
(Mins. of Proceedings, ECF No. 3116). In the instant Motion,
Defendant argues that it is likely he will be granted a new
trial, and based on this reasoning he should be released
pending sentencing or appeal. (Mot. for Release 9:9-10, ECF
Release Pending Sentence
to 18 U.S.C. § 3143, the Court is required to order a
convicted defendant detained pending sentencing so long as
the guideline range recommends a term of imprisonment.
However, the Court may release a defendant awaiting
imposition of a sentence if (1) there is a substantial
likelihood that a motion for acquittal or new trial will be
granted; and (2) the judicial officer finds by clear and
convincing evidence that the person is not likely to flee or
pose a danger to any other person or the community. 18 U.S.C.
burden of establishing that the defendant will not flee or
pose a danger to any other person or to the community rests
with the defendant.” Fed. R. Crim. P. 46(c). This is a
high burden to satisfy. See United States v.
Masters, No. 2:12-cr-00145-MMD-GWF, 2013 WL 5308204, at
*2 (D. Nev. Sept. 18, 2013).
Release Pending Appeal
18 U.S.C. § 3143(b)(1), a defendant may not be granted
bond pending appeal unless (1) the defendant proves by
“clear and convincing evidence that [he] is not likely
to flee or pose a danger to the safety of any other person or
the community if released, ” and (2) the
defendant's appeal is not brought for the purpose of
delay and raises
a substantial question of law or fact likely to result in (i)
reversal, (ii) an order for a new trial, (iii) a sentence
that does not include a term of imprisonment, or (iv) a
reduced sentence to a term of imprisonment less than the
total of the time already served plus the expected duration
of the appeal process.”
18 U.S.C. 3143(b)(1). This statute creates a presumption
against post-conviction release and places the burden of
meeting the criteria squarely on the Defendant, United
States v. Wheeler, 795 F.2d 839, 840 (9th Cir. 1986),
and it is a heavy burden. United States v. Gerald
N., 900 F.2d 189, 191 (9th Cir. 1990); see United
States v. Handy, 761 F.2d 1279, 1283 (9th Cir. 1985);
see also United States v. Montoya, 908 F.2d 450, 451
(9th Cir. 1990).

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text: NICOLSON, O. 2001 Melbourne Airport Rail Link: Aboriginal and Non-Aboriginal Archaeology: Panel Presentation. Unpublished report to the Department of Infrastructure.NICOLSON, O., R. Sim and D. West 2001 Pieman River State Reserve - Corinna Tourism Development Zone Cultural Heritage Values - Survey, Recording and Conservation Plan, Tasmania. Unpublished report to Department of Primary Industries, Water and Environment and Tasmanian Parks and Wildlife Service.Predavec, M., O. NICOLSON, M. Richardson, R. Riddett, S. Reeves and K. Paterson 2001 Cultural and Natural Heritage Values of Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport. Unpublished report to Salomon Smith Barney Australia Securities Pty Ltd.Debney, T., O. NICOLSON, M. Sheehan and L. Amorosi 2000 Goulburn Valley Highway - Shepparton Bypass Review of Western Route Planning Study: Archaeology and Cultural Heritage. Unpublished report to Ove Arup and Partners Pty Ltd.Muir, S., O. NICOLSON and J. Tulloch 2000 An Archaeological Survey of Melbourne Airport Rail Link, Victoria. Unpublished report to Allom Lovell and Associates and the Department of Infrastructure.NICOLSON, O. 1999 An Archaeological and Heritage Survey of Land East of Epping Road, Epping North, Victoria. Unpublished report to Coomes Consulting Group.NICOLSON, O. 1999 Test Pit Excavation and Monitoring of Site H7924-0005, the Hughes Creek Hotel Site, Goulburn Valley Highway, Victoria. Unpublished report to VicRoads.NICOLSON, O. 1999 A Photographic Record of Rockbank Middle Road (H7822/0188), Caroline Springs, Victoria. Unpublished report to Delfin Property Group Ltd.NICOLSON, O. 1996 A Fish Called Condah: An Analysis of Archaeological Interpretations of the Cultural Landscapes of the Lake Condah Region in Southestern Victoria, Australia. Unpublished BA (Hons) thesis, Department of Archaeology, Flinders University, Adelaide.

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Approximately 140 countries have committed to achieving net zero emissions by the middle of the century under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. To attain this target, local governments can play a pivotal role in coordinating decarbonisation efforts across multiple sectors, in collaboration with citizens, companies, and other stakeholders. This Discussion Paper aims to highlight key policies and approaches for developing a city's decarbonisation plan, using Da Nang city in Vietnam as an example. To this end, strategies and plans for decarbonising three cities in Yokohama and Kitakyushu City in Japan, and Kuala Lumpur city in ASEAN region are reviewed as good examples. The following actions have been recommended for Da Nang city, based on our investigations, including: (1) increase the ambition of the city’s targets for energy savings to align with the updated national commitments; (2) setting ambitious targets for solar PV would significantly speed up decarbonisation in the city; (3) setting ambitious targets for electric vehicles would help steer the greening of the transport sector; (4) increase and contribute to the country’s carbon sequestration via forest and marine protection; (5) develop the necessary expertise related to GHG inventories, and it is suggested that Da Nang city should consider to establish a ‘local government operations (LGO) for GHG inventory’. Furthermore, Da Nang should also consider to set a target to become a leading city in designing and implementing net zero emission initiatives at the city level, not only in Vietnam but also across the ASEAN region.
Da Nang City Climate Action Plan - A conceptual framework for sectoral climate actions, 2nd Edition
Da Nang City Climate Action Plan - A conceptual framework for sectoral climate actions
Encourage involvement for the Climate Actions! Stakeholder engagement and formulating a comprehensive sectoral climate action plan for Da Nang City
Assessment of alternative land resource utilisation towards Net-Zero and regional revitalisation through the circulating and ecological sphere in depopulated city regions in Japan: a case study of Hachinohe City Region


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LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — The top leader of Nebraska’s Legislature is warning that he will end the special session convened to draw new congressional and legislative maps if lawmakers fail to advance both measures by Saturday, a move that would likely delay the state’s May 2022 primary election.
Speaker of the Legislature Mike Hilgers says he’d prefer to approve all of the redistricting maps in the current session, but he adds that he’s not going to continue if lawmakers keep failing to reach an agreement.
Lawmakers remained at an impasse on Tuesday over how to redraw Nebraska’s congressional and legislative maps to adjust for population losses in rural areas and gains around Omaha and Lincoln.


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Dr. Diane di Mauro has worked over 20 years in the field of human sexuality, specializing in the areas of sexuality research and education. She is the author/co-editor/contributor to a number of publications on the topic of sexuality research and methodology. Dr. di Mauro previously worked as the program director of the Sexuality Information and Education Council of the U.S., and currently serves as the director of the Sexuality Research Fellowship Program at the Social Science Research Council.
PhD, 1986, The State University of New York
MA, 1981, The State University of New York
MA, 1977, Montclair State College
Board Member, Center for the Advancement of Women
Advisory Board Member, National Sexuality Resource Center, SFSU
Areas of Expertise
Adolescent Health, Violence, Global Health, Human Rights, HIV/AIDS, Sexually Transmitted Infections, Lesbian / Gay / Bisexual / Transgender Health, Sexuality, Reproductive Health, Sex Education and Safe Sex
Select Global Activities
International Working Group on Sexuality and Social Policy, Mauritius: The International Working Group on Sexuality and Social Policy (IWGSSP) is constituted as a global forum composed of researchers and activists from a wide range of countries and regions of the world. Its mandate is to promote policy dialogue on a global level focused on sexuality and related issues, such as sexuality education, sexual health, sexual rights, and diversity.
Bancroft J (editor) Sexual Development Indiana University Press US 2003
International Encyclopedia of the Social and Behavioral Sciences Elsevier Science Publishers US 2001
Bancroft J Sexual Behavior Research Indiana University Press US 1997
di Mauro D, Anderson P, Noonan R Does anyone still remember when sex was fun? Kendall Hunt Publications US 1991
di Mauro D A review of state sexuality and AIDS education curricula SIECUS Report 18(2) 1990

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