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“The [Japanese] government was trying to support the economy,” Smith said, stimulating things as much as possible, “but it couldn’t do it.” I don’t know if the government could have done more, or if it just didn’t think it was necessary. After all, stimulus had worked before. The economy had been growing and growing. Japan was taking over the world, remember?

Vansice said he took the polygraph test at the request of police. "I was offended at first, but now I understand. I’m glad I did this because it proves I had nothing to do with it," he said.

Lung on a Leaf. Scientists at the UA College of Medicine in Phoenix are studying pulmonary diseases like never before. Due to lungs and leaves possessing similar "branching" structures, researchers found a way to study lung diseases on laboratory plants instead of testing on animals. Scientists are studying inflammation caused by lung diseases such as Valley Fever, and can now do so in a controlled and harmless environment. The process provides a 3D tissue constructed by treating a leaf with detergents to remove all traces of plant cells and DNA, leaving only its skeleton. Next, different types of cells are repopulated on the skeleton of the leaf. The stem can be populated with the appropriate cell types, which resemble blood vessels. The team hopes to use human patient cells by the third year of their research.

While the future is uncertain, it seems likely that our future will be increasingly digitally connected. That’s where Control4 comes in: It’s a leading provider of networking systems for homes and businesses that offers a unified solution to control anything — lighting, video, security, communications, music, and other smart-home devices. As the volume of connected devices increases in our homes and surrounding lives, Control4 seems well-positioned to thrive over the next decade.

The transportation companies can utilize the cloud-based back office system to access their data securely from the cloud from anywhere and anytime. The system features KPI, wallboard and profitability report as well as live tracking, routing, and automated notifications. The companies can also access accounts, drivers and fleet management options.

"The warrant application did not tell the magistrate judge that the officers had already installed the GPS device earlier that day."

The findings, first published in September 2017 and later re-published in February 2018, suggest that despite a user’s best efforts, their device’s location, and most likely their location, can be tracked. For people who are trying to conceal their physical location, whether for personal or professional reasons, this could be a problem.

Kopczynski points out that it’s a good deal for the money, especially because his ankle monitors allows parents to define inclusion and exclusion zones, during certain hours, just like the systems used in cars.

Lisa Damour is a psychologist in Shaker Heights, Ohio, and the author of “Untangled: Guiding Teenage Girls Through the Seven Transitions Into Adulthood” and the forthcoming “Under Pressure: Confronting the Epidemic of Stress and Anxiety in Girls.” @LDamour • Facebook

I took a drive over to the Key Apartments. There, what had at first seemed merely to be a bit of mystery took on a serious tone.

That’s the stark reaction of Mason City Police Chief Jeff Brinkley concerning the disappearance of KIMT morning anchor Jodi Huisentruit.

I like your reasoning. Of course it would be hard to get a court to rule on this ‘play by the rules, damnit, or don’t play" basis. One of the underlying principles open which the courts rule is that lawn forcement MUST be allowed to function at some level, and one gets very little action by asking "why?".