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Abstract Date Presented 03/28/20 This mixed-methods research examined the impact of sensory-based OT intervention on youth in a juvenile correctional facility through record review data analysis and interviews with incarcerated youth. Youth had a significantly lower rate of violence following OT intervention and other positive behavioral and emotional changes. The findings support the effectiveness of sensory-based OT and its significance for this underserved population. Primary Author and Speaker: Maria Linkugel Additional Authors and Speakers: Mikaila Dvornak, Joanne Estes Contributing Authors: Rachel Snodgrass, Kierra Klein, Ashlyn Williams

Abstract Morphology–property relationships for simultaneously biaxially stretched films and heatset with fixed dimensions in the temperature range of 100–240°C have been studied. The observed transition in various properties at 180°C can be explained on the basis of microstructural changes caused by competition among several processes, such as crystallization, solid‐state thickening, melting, and molecular relaxation as well as by melting and recrystallization. The resulting structures and, thereby, the properties are different in temperature Regime‐II (Tg to Tmax) and Regime‐III (Tmax to Tm). In Regime‐II, the high rate of crystallization compared to the rate of molecular relaxation develops a constrained amorphous phase, whereas the predominant melting and recrystallization process in Regime‐III generates the relaxed amorphous phase. The structural reorganization during heat treatment is almost the same for uniaxially oriented film, fibers, and biaxially oriented films prepared under similar processing conditions. © 1994 John Wiley & Sons, Inc.

Much more careful collecting and rearing needs to be done in this group before anything nearly complete can be presented for this area. The primary object of this paper is to lay a basis for the future by summarizing our limited knowledge of the psylliids of Puerto Rico and their relationship to the rest of the neotropical fauna. Other than accidental or incidental records there has been no effort to determine the fauna of the Caribbean region with the possible exception of Cuba and Puerto Rico. The recent records contained herein were acquired incidental to a survey by Caldwell and Martorell relative to bunchy-top disease of papaya, (Carica papaya). More nearly complete data from this survey for the auchenorhynchus Homoptera have been submitted for publication elsewhere.

Alaska, do not go far south in winter since the climate of our southwestern states and that of Mexico is such that food cannot be procured at that season.Their migratory flights are so much shorter than those of our eastern birds that they have generally poorer proportions for flight these conditions being particularly noticeable in the birds of the southwestern states, where so many are resident.This region then is the metropolis for long-tailed, short-winged, large-billed and large-legged birds.The Florida races are of the same sort but much fewer in numbers.