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01 Survivature
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Opioid agonist therapy (OAT) involves taking medications like oral buprenorphine/naloxone, methadone or injectable extended-release buprenorphine to treat opioid use disorder. These medications reduce cravings for opioids and help to manage withdrawal symptoms.
OAT can help improve stability and day-to-day functioning. For some people, OAT can be a long-term treatment and for others it may be shorter term.
OAT medications are prescribed to be taken on a daily basis like many other medications. However, they are often dispensed by a pharmacist on a daily basis, and are subject to additional dispensing fees.
This additional cost can be a barrier to accessing treatment for Albertans who do not have health benefits coverage.
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02 Reasons For Rain
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Différents modèles ont été élaborés pour mesurer l'IE. Le modèle des traits, développé par Konstantinos V. Petrides en 2001, se concentre sur l'auto-déclaration des dispositions comportementales et des capacités perçues7. Le modèle des aptitudes, développé par Peter Salovey et John Mayer en 2004, se concentre sur la capacité de l'individu à traiter les informations émotionnelles et à les utiliser pour naviguer dans l'environnement social8. Le modèle original de Goleman peut maintenant être considéré comme un modèle mixte qui combine ce qui a depuis été modélisé séparément comme l'IE des aptitudes et l'IE des traits. Des recherches plus récentes se sont concentrées sur la reconnaissance des émotions, c'est-à-dire l'attribution d'états émotionnels sur la base d'observations d'indices visuels et auditifs non verbaux9,10. En outre, des études neurologiques ont cherché à caractériser les mécanismes neuronaux de l'intelligence émotionnelle
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03 Clandestine Days
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To date, the earliest known case of HIV-1 infection in human blood is from a sample taken in 1959 from a man who’d died in Kinshasa in what was then the Belgian Congo.
It’s this fact which keeps me awake at night. Imagine, for a moment, that the HIV virus in that 1959 sample had been studied and identified. If, in the 1950s, the scientific community realized the potential harm this new virus could unleash. What could we have done? What therapies could we have developed before it became one of the deadliest pandemics in human history? Would we have a cure by now?
Imagine if we could travel back even further to be there when a hunter chopped into the flesh of a freshly killed chimpanzee and the virus slipped into our species for the first time.
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04 Actrosolz
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However, a fundamental quality of degenerate matter is that increases in temperature do not produce an increase in volume of the matter until the thermal pressure becomes so very high that it exceeds degeneracy pressure. In main sequence stars, thermal expansion regulates the core temperature, but in degenerate cores, this does not occur. Helium fusion increases the temperature, which increases the fusion rate, which further increases the temperature in a runaway reaction. This produces a flash of very intense helium fusion that lasts only a few thousand years (instantaneous on astronomical scales), but, in a matter of seconds, emits energy at a rate comparable to the entire Milky Way galaxy.
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Why do we hold onto faulty assumptions? Because the brain is wired to convince us we are right, even when we are wrong. A psychological phenomenon called confirmation bias causes us to ignore information that is inconsistent with our beliefs. Bad news and contradicting evidence are disregarded.
Why? According to research conducted by Bojana Kuzmanovic of the Max Planck Institute for Metabolism Research in Cologne, anytime we hear information that supports our assumptions, the brain activates two areas of the prefrontal cortex associated with other rewards, like food and money.
We look for information that supports our beliefs because we receive a reinforcing boost when we find it. Even when we are 99% wrong, the brain looks for the 1% so it can say, “Hey, you were right about this decision. Congratulations!” This is why beliefs are so difficult to shift—the brain loves to be correct. It will give us the equivalent of an adrenalin rush, even when we are wrong.
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06 Forked From Clouds
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Clouds are made up of tiny water droplets or ice crystals that form when water vapor in the atmosphere cools and condenses around a tiny particle of dust or salt floating in the atmosphere. Without these particles, known as condensation or ice nuclei, raindrops or snowflakes cannot form and precipitation will not occur.
Cloud seeding is a weather modification technique that improves a cloud’s ability to produce rain or snow by introducing tiny ice nuclei into certain types of subfreezing clouds. These nuclei provide a base for snowflakes to form. After cloud seeding takes place, the newly formed snowflakes quickly grow and fall from the clouds back to the surface of the Earth, increasing snowpack and streamflow.
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Ibrahim Toronto, Ontario
Various – Dugga Dugga Dugga
Label:
WMO – WMO 8CD
Format:
CD,
Compilation, Mixed
Country:
US
Released:
1998
–Band Of Susans
–Solex
–Legion Of Green Men
–Rehberg / Potuznik / Bauer
–Malka Spigel
–Electric Company
–Put Put
–Phthalocyanine
–Chris & Cosey
–Ibrahim
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