The big picture: There are no historical analogs for Florence.
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Never fill your freezer with those hideous meat analogs again.
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A lot of your work was focused on psychedelic analogs.
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Some of the analogs are even more potent than fentanyl itself.
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OK, so how do modern analogs of the Babylonian ephemerides actually work?
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The big picture: There are no historical analogs to compare Florence to.
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There are analogs similar to these stories that apply to trans people.
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In recent years, the DEA has really been cracking down on analogs.
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I think that there are important analogs that we can consider there.
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There are no exact historical analogs to today's politicians — jackasses or saviors.
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And that's done by assigning musical analogs to variables in the climate system.
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Researchers analyzed death certificate information that included mentions of fentanyl and fentanyl analogs.
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Distributors in China produce the precursor chemicals used to manufacture fentanyl and its analogs.
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Over time, drug users moved to other opioids, including heroin, fentanyl, and fentanyl analogs.
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Unlike heroin, fentanyl and its analogs can be made fairly easily in a lab.
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"We wouldn't characterize this as 'the ones without legal analogs need legislation,'" Smith told Gizmodo.
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Well, there are a lot more analogs out there than people are aware of now.
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Eventually, some painkiller users moved on to other opioids, like heroin or fentanyl and its analogs.
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Does law enforcement succeed in stopping supplies of the deadly synthetic opioid fentanyl and its analogs?
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He had a few minor historical analogs, but he was pretty much just Shakespeare's original creation.
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The region's new anti-graft bodies are investigating with voracity, taking notes from their Brazilian analogs.
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No. Illicit fentanyl and analogs have been around in isolated incidents as far back as 1980.
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And if you go after fentanyl, they might resort to some of its analogs, like carfentanil.
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The robots as designed by the computer at top, with their real-life analogs at bottom.
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The analogs to market manipulation would be fake news, suspicious accounts, and episodes of malicious activity.
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Were pharmaceutical companies showing any interest in psychedelic analogs when you were working in the lab?
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Eventually, some people using painkillers moved on to other opioids, like heroin or fentanyl and its analogs.
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But federal data shows that fentanyl and its analogs have also increasingly appeared in cocaine overdose deaths.
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The controllers take some getting used to as analogs for real-world actions like picking up objects.
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Find these analogs, and we'd once again be able to outwit Mycobacterium tuberculosis and effectively treat TB. Within six months, Brady convincingly demonstrated that he could find rif analogs as well as variants of the antibiotics vancomycin and daptomycin, which have also become increasingly ineffective because of bacterial resistance.
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Synthetic opioids like fentanyl and its analogs have now become responsible for the lion's share of overdose deaths.
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But fentanyl, its analogs, and other synthetic opioids are much more potent than heroin, making an overdose likelier.
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But because fentanyl and its analogs are more potent than heroin, the risk of overdose is significantly higher.
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The pharmaceutical industry is really looking to create synthetic analogs of THC or CBD and hit those receptors.
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Unlike their more fantastical Infowars analogs, these vigilante investigators steer clear of explicit allegations, hewing instead to grave insinuations.
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It should be noted, however, that all fentanyl analogs are already banned, even those that don't currently exist yet.
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Emanuel Sferios: When people say "fentanyl," they may be referring to fentanyl itself or one of its many analogs.
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I rotated and flicked the analogs around; they have a good amount of resistance without a lot of stiffness.
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Still, should the president style himself a turnaround artist, he is fortunate to have many corporate analogs to study.
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"We do feel like there are interesting analogs in applying market constructs to fantasy-sports-type things," he said.
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It's also analogs like carfentanil, which has also drawn media attention as it's appeared in the illicit drug market.
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A key problem in the opioid crisis is that these fentanyl analogs are often added to heroin outside the country.
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I only played with a prototype, but the dual analogs, ABXY buttons, D-pad, and shoulder buttons felt pretty solid.
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All of the above have likely been in the works for a while — some before the announcements of their analogs.
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Fentanyl and chemically similar variations, known as analogs, have been sold on the black market and can be extremely potent.
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For example, starting March 1, China banned the manufacture and sale of fentanyl and some of its analogs, including carfentanil.
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Over time, opioid users began moving to other kinds of opioids, particularly heroin and the synthetic fentanyl and its analogs.
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David Nichols: I started in this field in 1969 as a graduate student, doing my PhD on mescaline analogs, basically.
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Just imagine accounting for all the movements and interactions of the 750,000 particle analogs in this simulation of a colloidal gel!
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A few analogs would show up in markets, and nobody would know what was going on until they tested the drugs.
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It's just wrapped a week of testing in the Spanish desert, just one of many Mars analogs the space program uses.
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Over time, opioid users began moving to more potent kinds of opioids, particularly heroin and illicitly obtained fentanyl and its analogs.
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Over the past few years, fentanyl and its analogs have appeared in the streets, often laced into the illicit heroin supply.
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Beyond causing a spike in overdose deaths, fentanyl and its analogs also help show the problems with typical anti-drug strategies.
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It sounds wonky on paper, but in person, it results in one of the most elegant, discreet hybrid analogs out there.
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While also potentially dangerous, this problem isn't covered by any current laws or related "legal analogs"—and Smith isn't sure it should.
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The DEA reported seizures of 76 different fentanyl analogs in the Northeastern states alone in 2017, according to DEA chemist Jill Head.
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Mitchell Gomez: Fentanyl, and some of its even more potent analogs, are deadly in incredibly small doses and difficult to test for.
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We hope to slowly, piece by piece, work CASE into one or more analogs to determine its value for future space expeditions.
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Fentanyl analogs are constantly changing—and the next analog could bring a new surge in deaths, turning this entire map upside down.
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" Lizzie Skurnick mourns the lack of good sex in modern Y.A., wanting analogs of Judy Blume's "Forever" and Norma Klein's "Domestic Arrangements.
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The thinking is simple: At the very least, drug users will know these drugs are not laced with fentanyl or its analogs.
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One of the world's newest space analogs is inside a white ziggurat on top of a former nuclear bunker in Pila, Poland.
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It's not plausible, though, that privacy violations inflict such extreme harms, so those probably aren't the best places to look for analogs.
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There is little doubt that fentanyl, a highly potent opioid, and it analogs are extremely dangerous drugs when introduced into the body.
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Recently, writers and pundits have been on a quest to find historical analogs for people, parties, and movements in our own times.
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And in November, the DEA temporarily changed all fentanyl analogs into Schedule I narcotics — dangerous drugs without any medical use, equivalent to heroin.
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But fentanyl — and particularly its analogs, such as carfentanil — is much more potent than heroin, so it also carries a higher overdose risk.
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It's actually cheaper to get physical cards than it is their digital analogs, at $4.99 for booster packs and $9.99 for battle packs.
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But most of Nichols' career was spent researching psychedelic analogs, molecules which have similar structures or effects to their well-known controlled relatives.
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Nor can you find nonprofit analogs to A&P, Blockbuster Video, Sears, or Bear Stearns — big outfits that failed when they lost customers.
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He said the notes are debt market analogs to products that bet on or against equity market swings based on the CBOE Volatility Index.
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The ease with which similar chemical analogs can be developed far outpaces the ability for health agencies to effectively study and regulate them, Hunt said.
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Actually, the phone, smoke, and sunlight are good analogs for what is in Greene's paintings: weighty, curving shapes, dissolving outlines, and diaphanous layers of colors.
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Although pharmaceutical fentanyl can be misused, most fentanyl deaths are linked to illicitly manufactured fentanyl and versions of chemically similar compounds known as fentanyl analogs.
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Astronomers can't study these stars up close—the nearest one observed is around 400 light-years away—so they need to create analogs in the lab.
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So you've got kind of two -- if I am just looking for historic analogs, I've got -- ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: Which one are you betting on though?
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That's led to a cat-and-mouse game between the DEA and drug dealers, with new analogs appearing as soon as the old ones are outlawed.
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The DEA claims these processes aren't designed to address an entire class of drugs, such as all of the fentanyl analogs in the illicit drug market.
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There are few real analogs in the CE space, but we can look at the rise of 3DTV, another niche tech, over the past few years.
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Fentanyl and fentanyl analogs, for example, were the most common other substances, appearing as a cause of death in 65.1 percent of the kratom-positive deaths.
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Ozempic, Trulicity and Victoza are all so-called glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) analogs, which imitate an intestinal hormone that stimulates the production of insulin.
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Then the buyer will use the drugs and overdose, because the fentanyl analogs make the heroin much more potent than even a hardened heroin user can handle.
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In addition to being more potent, fentanyl and its analogs are often cheaper than heroin, making them a popular choice to cut or replace other drugs with.
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By having these two characters function as Wolverine analogs and relying on their connections to the real, original Wolverine, Marvel almost cheated the character's death a bit.
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This category of drugs has recently appeared in the black market, where fentanyl and its analogs are often laced into other drugs or misleadingly sold as heroin.
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Yet only one of 56 recommendations gets close to traditionally "tough on crime": a proposal to increase penalties for the deadly synthetic opioid fentanyl and its analogs.
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But last winter, Singh and his team published research showing that the synthetic analogs they created could kill bacteria in a petri dish as effectively as natural teixobactin.
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Back then, everything I tried came from the "gray market"—unregulated online shops where you could buy all sorts of chemicals designed to be analogs of illegal drugs.
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As fentanyl and its analogs are involved in more and more overdose deaths, the drugs are getting a lot of attention as new, terrifying, and deadly illicit substances.
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This increase in overdoses tied to illicit fentanyl and its analogs mirrors an increase in drugs submitted to the Drug Enforcement Administration that have tested positive for fentanyl.
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It would compete with others in a class known as glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) analogs, which imitate an intestinal hormone that stimulates the production of insulin.
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City officials estimate that more than 225 percent of the heroin bought in the streets is now contaminated with deadlier, more potent opioids like fentanyl and its analogs.
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The change could be particularly problematic in the West, where the study shows that the average distance between cities' future climate and current "climate analogs" might be shorter.
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The drugs, either derived from opium or synthetic analogs of those narcotics, now kill more Americans than homicide, and are approaching traffic accidents as a cause of death.
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Several professional organizations and governmental agencies, along with individual medical experts such as medical toxicologists, have underscored the limited risk of occupational exposure to fentanyl and its analogs.
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In 2017, fentanyl and similar opioid analogs accounted for nearly half of all opioid overdose deaths, helping make it the deadliest year for overdoses in the U.S. so far.
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And as the heroin in the illicit drug market is increasingly replaced by fentanyl, the heroin in the popular mix is also being replaced by fentanyl and its analogs.
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There seems to be a genuine fondness for Santa Fe and its inhabitants, who are portrayed less as exaggerated grotesques and more often like characters with real-life analogs.
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That's a major reason why Big Pharma started exiting antibiotic research in the 1980s, and why most investment today goes toward developing drugs that are analogs of old ones.
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To understand that, let's first pull back to what fentanyl and its analogs are, where they came from, and what they can teach us about the opioid epidemic's trajectory.
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This has been reported more and more in the past few years as more powerful strains of illicit opioids, such as fentanyl and its analogs, have become more common.
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An opioid 30 to 50 times more potent than heroin — with analogs such as carfentanil that are hundreds of times stronger than fentanyl itself — entered the illicit drug supply.
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The most immediate analogs may be QVC and HSN (both founded in the '80s), on which smiling hosts try on and hold up garments and tout comfort and fit.
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Since that data was collected, there are signs that the epidemic has gotten worse with the introduction of the potent fentanyl and its analogs to the illicit opioid market.
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"The most important discovery in this work is that we have detected the weakest signal and are reaching the limit of detecting Earth analogs using radial velocity method," Feng said.
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"The sharp increase in fentanyl and fentanyl analogs indicates there is abuse of access to this drug class," Ebied said, noting that fentanyl is 100 times more potent than morphine.
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The firearms industry, as you probably know, is broadly shielded from victims' claims under the federal Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act of 2005 and its state-law analogs.
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Emmet and the first movie's President Business (Will Ferrell) were excellent analogs for the boy and his father in the real world, because they had a similarly push-and-pull relationship.
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And analogs of fentanyl, such as carfentanil — used to tranquilize large animals — were increasingly implicated in overdose deaths, particularly in Eastern states, according to the CDC's Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report.
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And at this stage, we have to consider that all the possible weather outcomes for this season are still on the table, regardless of what El Nino-Southern Oscillation analogs say.
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The report documents the rise of the synthetic opioid fentanyl and its analogs, which have increasingly been mixed with — or outright replaced — heroin and opioid painkillers in the illicit drug market.
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And regarding a universal translator like C-3PO, our current analogs resemble machine learning-based services such as Google Translate and language modeling software like GPT2 that can create believable text.
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Nearby analogs abound: In Venezuela, queso de bola relleno is a ball of Edam also stuffed with spiced meat, and a dish called queso relleno is prominent in Mexico's Yucatán peninsula.
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No one old or sick should take rapamycin lightly, because it suppresses the immune system, but safer therapies based on analogs of rapamycin, or rapalogs, could be the first real antiaging medicines.
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In particular, death rates from fentanyl and its analogs — which now show up in illicit heroin and cocaine as well — rose 8003% from 2800 to 21.6, contributing to more than 28255,000 deaths.
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These projections are based on a suite of climate models aggregated in the Localized Constructed Analogs data set developed by the Scripps Institution of Oceanography at the University of California San Diego.
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I also love how, a decade earlier, Hugh Grant and Alan Rickman played their love-interest analogs exactly as air-headed (Ferrars / Bingley) and solemn (Brandon / Darcy) as the later film's stars.
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Morino came to realize that giving is uniquely challenging, that his business acumen didn't necessarily guarantee success as a philanthropist, and that analogs like venture capital didn't translate so easily to giving.
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"The Kepler data set is unique, as it is the only one containing a population of these near-Earth analogs: planets with roughly the same size and orbit as Earth," he said.
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Ozempic, known generically as semaglutide, will compete with others in a class known as glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) analogs, which imitate an intestinal hormone that stimulates the production of insulin.
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In urban counties, the rate of overdose deaths from synthetic opioids such as fentanyl, fentanyl analogs and tramadol was 9.3 per 100,000; and in rural counties that rate was 7 per 100,000.
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The bill includes a provision to help stop the flow of illicit opioids into the country by mail, especially synthetic fentanyl and its analogs, which are fueling the rise in overdose deaths.
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By contrast, overdose deaths involving fentanyl, fentanyl analogs and other synthetic opioids (other than methadone) increased by 45% between 2016 and 2017, rising from about 6 deaths per 100,000 to 9 per 100,0003.
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The idea of a games developer literally killing their playtesters and shrugging it off feels a it farfetched, but if you squint hard enough, you can see some real world analogs, I think.
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The newer insulins, known as analogs, appear to be more effective at preventing dangerous blood sugar swings in people with Type 21 diabetes or those at a higher risk for severe low blood sugar.
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Usually, video games use fictional analogs to avoid offending people who were hurt by the real thing, and when a video game does call out a terrorist organization by name, it's a big deal.
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Some preliminary U.S. summer analogs based on the recent and expected course of ENSO might include 1984, 1996, 2008 and 23, all of which on average recorded moderately below-trend corn and soybean yields.
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Dallas software developer Jeff Carter grew up playing escape room Flash games and was elated to find out in 2016 that thousands of their real-life analogs were out there waiting to be experienced.
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But a new study…Read more ReadBut the startling rise in overdose deaths in recent years, beginning around the 2010s, has largely involved heroin and its more potent synthetic cousins, fentanyl and similar analogs.
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With help from researchers at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory and the Scripps Institution of Oceanography, we built our analysis on the Localized Constructed Analogs data set, which draws on 32 different global climate models.
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The first wave began in the 1990s and primarily involved prescription painkillers, the second began around 2010 and was driven by heroin use, and the third wave, driven by fentanyl analogs, started up around 2013.
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The contemporary works range from subtle to campy, which makes them good analogs to silver from different time periods — colonial silver looks positively minimalist when compared with the flamboyant spectacle of a Victorian presentation vase.
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It may also serve to attract people to the Darwin's Dogs project, which is of use both in studying dogs and in studying human health problems like Obsessive Compulsive Disease that have analogs in dogs.
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But as fentanyl analogs — whose chemical structure is slightly different and can be more lethal — started entering the drug supply in Dayton, it became harder to revive overdose victims with the standard dose of naloxone.
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The Stop the Importation and Trafficking of Synthetic Analogues Act is aimed at prohibiting analogs of drugs such as fentanyl from entering the US. Fentanyl is an opioid whose many cousins, like carfentanil, dominate overdose deaths.
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"Fentanyl defies detection at our borders, as the small quantities involved for psychoactivity of fentanyl and fentanyl analogs challenge Customs and Border Protection, USPS, and express consignment carriers' ability to detect and interdict," the report states.
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Zach "Yank" Sokol: Allie's right, though people did fuck with salvia in high school, and I know a lot of kids who messed around with Silk Road to obtain research chemicals and synthetic analogs in college.
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Ozempic will compete with Trulicity as well as AstraZeneca Plc's once-weekly Bydureon in a class known as glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) analogs, which imitate an intestinal hormone that stimulates the production of insulin.
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But the overall conclusion remains true: Overdoses caused by all categories of drugs (alcohol-related deaths are counted separately) rose from 2015 to 22010, with the largest gains seen among synthetic opioids like fentanyl and its analogs.
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And that's not counting all the various toys and plug-ins there are to choose from: synths designed to mimic both analogs of the past and digitals of the future, simulators of electric guitar and Rhodes organ.
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I did not, however, include laws that merely added opioid painkillers or fentanyl and its analogs to drug scheduling lists or existing drug laws, since those measures merely brought the drugs in-line with other controlled substances.
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Per the National Institute on Drug Abuse, there were over 22018,8003 drug overdose deaths in 2800 — and the "sharpest increase" occurred in deaths related to "fentanyl and fentanyl analogs (synthetic opioids)", with a staggering 2662,201857 overdose deaths.
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There were so many analogs for my early spiritual life waiting for me on the dancefloor, including the simple, gentle act of turning to your neighbor and hugging them simply because you're having the same beautiful experience.
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There are no analogs for this storm in Texas, or possibly even the entire U.S. Meteorologists Jeff Masters and Bob Henson of Weather Underground wrote on Friday that this storm has few, if any, precedent in hurricane history.
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Optometrist Dr. Jennifer Lyerly, of Triangle Visions Optometry, said in a 2017 blog post that Rodan + Fields claims Lash Boost contains "no active medical ingredient," but has the same side effects as any other drug containing prostaglandin analogs.
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So far, it has tried to make opioids less accessible — by, for example, pushing doctors to prescribe fewer pills and going after clandestine labs, many of which are overseas, that produce the synthetic opioid fentanyl and its analogs.
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"Beyond the solar system, exo-Venus analogs are likely common types of planets, and we likely have already discovered many of Venus' sisters orbiting other stars," wrote Arney and Kane, who do research at NASA and UC Riverside, respectively.
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That's because dermatologists and other specialists are three times more likely than primary care providers to prescribe brand name versions of drugs known as topical immunomodulators, which includes treatments such as corticosteroids, calcineurin inhibitors and vitamin D analogs, the study found.
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"The increased mixing or co-use of fentanyl, heroin, cocaine, and varying fentanyl analogs might contribute to increased risk for overdose because persons misusing opioids and other drugs are exposed to drug products with substantially varied potency," the report authors wrote.
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It's also hard not to see how the degeneracy of the Whig Party under his combative leadership, followed by the rapid rise and fall of the Know-Nothings with him as their nominee doesn't contain some analogs for today's national politics.
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On Thursday, the Government Accountability Office released a new report that assessed how major federal agencies, including the Department of Homeland Security and the Drug Enforcement Administration, have responded to the explosive rise of illicit synthetic opioids like fentanyl and its analogs.
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Mixer's subscriptions are a little like their analogs over at Twitch: after you buy a subscription to a channel, you get custom emotes from the broadcaster to use in chat, and a badge by your name that alerts people to your subscriber status.
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To be clear, the "crew members" participating in this experiment aren't actually astronauts, they're volunteers who "mimic or emulate the type of people that [NASA] select for astronauts," according to Human Research Program's Flight Analogs Project Manager Lisa Spence in a statement.
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According to the team, ultracool dwarf star systems like TRAPPIST-1 make up about 15 percent of the stars in the vicinity of our solar system, so they are a particularly promising population to sift through in the search for proximate Earth analogs.
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One of the things that makes these drugs so deadly is very often drug users don't seek them out, instead buying drugs marketed as heroin that turn out to be fentanyl or at least laced with fentanyl or one of its analogs.
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What happened: OK, everyone, you can all relax; we've discovered the "Hendrix supporting the Monkees" moment of today, as long as you can allow for the fact that neither of the analogs really work that well if you think about it too hard.
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"This trend in illicit opioid trafficking is as frightening as it was predictable—we saw the drug trade attempt to decrease import weights while increasing overall supply... Now they've turned their attention to other known fentanyl analogs that produce effects in infinitesimal quantities," Virani said.
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Fentanyl and its analogs are thought to have sparked the ongoing and largest wave of deaths seen during the crisis starting around 2013, aided by the fact that fentanyl is often much cheaper and up to 100 times more potent than opioids like morphine.
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Greeks were opening diners across the country at the time—mom-and-pop analogs to the McDonald's, Carl's Jr., and Kentucky Fried Chicken chains that were multiplying in the postwar sprawl—and Angelo hopped off at the port and started looking for a job.
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And that's just live streaming — a form of video that has analogs in old-school TV. When we turn to more novel forms of video content, like VR and AR, there are no household names in apps, even in the homes of Silicon Valley.
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Chuck Grassley (R-IA) and Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) — is working on a bill that would create harsher prison sentences for selling synthetic opioids like fentanyl analogs, which have become more common as people have moved from painkillers to other opioids in the course of the crisis.
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While the CDC data doesn't delve into the type of opioids used in these cases, other research has found that the driver of opioid overdose deaths, while initially prescription painkillers, now seem to be illicit opioids, particularly more potent synthetic drugs like fentanyl and its analogs.
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But many of the deaths were related to prescription painkillers and a growing number involve one of the many analogs of fentanyl, an extremely powerful and dangerous class of narcotic that is often sold on the black market in lieu of prescription painkillers or mixed with heroin.
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Intrigued by Brady's "science fiction approach," Mundel asked Brady if he could come up with a couple of new molecules that would be effective against TB. Brady is focused on finding analogs, which are slight tweaks or modifications to the chemical structure of drugs that already exist.
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The trend has led to a steep increase in overdose deaths, because fentanyl and its analogs are far more potent than other illicit opioids, and they're a less-known quantity than heroin, making it hard for people who use opioids to properly calculate a safe dose.
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It is not clear what the legal ramifications are for the prosecution or defense of a drug-related case, but the recent decision of the Massachusetts state court to ban fentanyl and its analogs, such as carfentanil, from the courtroom reflects unfounded fear and misguided science.
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Not only was the increased potency of fentanyl dangerous, but the variability it introduced into the heroin market proved deadly, both because various analogs came in bewildering strengths, and because the difference between a safe dose and a fatal one was now only a milligram or less.
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"The Kepler data set is unique, as it is the only one containing a population of these near Earth-analogs–planets with roughly the same size and orbit as Earth," Mario Perez, Kepler program scientist in the Astrophysics Division of NASA's Science Mission Directorate, said in a statement.
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China had pledged that from May 1 it would expand the list of narcotics subject to state control to include the more than 1,400 known fentanyl analogs, which have a slightly different chemical makeup but are addictive and potentially deadly, as well as any new ones developed in the future.
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"The historical record of U.S. hurricanes gives us few, if any, analogs for a major hurricane landfall that transitions into a multi-day rainfall event as prolonged, extensive, and intense as the scenario painted by multiple forecast models for Harvey," Meteorologists Jeff Masters and Bob Henson of Weather Underground wrote on Friday.
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This risk is even higher if a user doesn't know that the "heroin" is actually fentanyl; if someone tries to use the same amount of powder they would use if it were heroin, for example, that might end up being a much, much stronger dose of fentanyl or one of its analogs.
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The authors also said measures should be taken to address the growing number of opioid overdose deaths involving fentanyl and fentanyl analogs, including increasing access to medication-assisted treatment — a move also endorsed this week by Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Scott Gottlieb — and increasing availability of the overdose-reversal drug naloxone.
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Traditional cigarettes are sometimes called "analogs"; the difference between an e-cigarette and a vaporizer is negligible (an e-cig looks like an "analog" and is generally disposable), though many vapers will tell you that e-cigs are not serious and you should really upgrade to a vape like a fucking adult.
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Other highlights included a massive dance party courtesy Hot Chip and the visceral joy that was Wolf Parade, two acts often relegated to second-tier greatness in the shadow of their respective mid-00s analogs LCD Soundsystem and Arcade Fire; they proved at FYF that they've always been just as good—if not better.
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I discussed analogs to this current market to a fascinating investor who has watched the rise and rise of the Internet and she equated the current crypto market to the Internet in 1993 – it was there, it wasn't popular, and it would take a few short years to enter our lives and change it permanently.
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Lee Doig, a senior reality camera operator for the show, told me that the crew is constantly looking for natural analogs to the cast: villains become snakes sliding through the grass or spiders spinning their webs, weak characters become mice, rats, or, worst of all, just a dessicated carcass hanging in the spider's web.
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"If we think that we have now a kind of virtual self and a physical self, and that our virtual and physical selves are much more closely intertwined than they used to be, then I think that's also a compelling reason to think more broadly about what sexual assault actually means," Franks said, "and to think about offline analogs."
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Around the perimeter, smaller ceramic works with the recognizable steep-stepped silhouette of a ziggurat are shown with ancient analogs: an architectural vessel made between 10003 and 600 AD from Moche culture in Peru, a metal reliquary in the shape of a Stupa from the kingdom of Kashmir in 7th–9th century India, and dozens of others.
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With parallel elements like Fred Trump's KKK arrest and his market in Queens (and probably not helped by Donald Trump's later instances of racism, including his words describing the 2017 white supremacist march at Charlottesville), it's not difficult to see how "Fred" and F.T. & Sons could be analogs for the real Fred Trump and his family.
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Operation SOS In an attempt to stem the tide of overdoses tied to illicit fentanyl, US Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced on Thursday an aggressive campaign from the Department of Justice to "prosecute every readily provable case involving the distribution of fentanyl, fentanyl analogs, and other synthetic opioids, regardless of drug quantity" in the 25.9 districts with the highest overdose rates in the country.
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This particular story, as well as "Altogether Everywhere, Vast Herds of Reindeer," are sort of structural analogs to a stark, short sketch called "Memories of My Mother," in which a mother cheats death and time by electing to see her child only in slices, like a two-dimensional person might experience a three-dimenional person, once every seven years through a time-dilatory trick that swells the heart and ultimately reverses their roles.
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It should be noted, however, that the facts described in the petition have analogs in federal tax law, where the same transgressions that are outlined in the petition could trigger civil tax penalty excise taxes, revocation of tax-exempt status and potentially the application of the "termination tax" under section 507 of the Internal Revenue Code which authorizes the IRS in cases of repeated, flagrant violation of the rules for foundation behavior, to levy a tax equivalent to 100% of the assets of the foundation.
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