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Blood and gore. Intense violence. Strong sexual content. Use of drugs. These are just a few of the phrases that the Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB) uses to describe the content of several games in the Grand Theft Auto series, one of the most popular video game series among teenagers. The Pew Research Center reported in 2008 that 97% of youths ages 12 to 17 played some type of video game, and that two-thirds of them played action and adventure games that tend to contain violent content. (Other research suggests that boys are more likely to use violent video games, and play them more frequently, than girls.) A separate analysis found that more than half of all video games rated by the ESRB contained violence, including more than 90% of those rated as appropriate for children 10 years or older.
Video footage of an off-duty cop struggling with a teen in Anaheim, Calif., and eventually firing a gun has sparked outrage both locally and across the nation, spurring protesters to take to the streets Wednesday night.
Hundreds of protesters took to the streets of Anaheim, Calif., Wednesday to express their outrage after a video surfaced that appears to show a local police officer roughing a young teen and eventually firing his weapon.
The protest followed a Tuesday incident, in which an off-duty, white Los Angeles police officer allegedly fired shots in an altercation with a group of Latino teenagers who had walked across his lawn. Footage of the incident, which contains explicit language, shows the man struggling with a 13-year-old boy after he accused the man of cursing at a girl in the group.
\"The little kid said, 'I'm going to sue you,' and then the guy thought he said, 'I'm going to shoot you.' That's when he started grabbing the little kid,\" Gregory Perez, 16, told The Orange County Register.
The incident comes at a time when tensions between police officers and minority communities remain high following several years marked by high-profile police shootings of unarmed black men and teens, sometimes as young as the boy in the video. Generally, those shootings have occurred as on-duty police officers respond to reports of crimes that fall within the scope of their duty, rather than in-person altercations while off the clock.
The weekend cuteness didn't stop there: A few hours after Evans posted that sweet video, she snapped an adorable photo of all of her little ones. \"I promise forever and always you will have the best protectors on the planet my little angel\" she captioned the sweet snap of baby Ensley laying in between her older brothers while they looked over her.
If you're a Teen Mom fanatic like me, then we can all agree that it's really nice to see Evans doing well and looking so happy. And things really do seem like they're falling into place for her. For example, Evans told In Touch in 2015 she wished she could have a baby girl, and now she finally has a daughter. \"I definitely want to try one more time for a little girl. But of course, that's not any time soon.\"
When I read this story, I felt my blood run cold. It alerted me to my vulnerability as a high school teen. I realized that we are so susceptible to being manipulated, even by adults whom we learned to trust from a young age.
And I remember how excited I was at this idea, because this was the sort of thing I was very interested in. I was very interested in genes. Here was presumably a gene product. It looked much the same, as far as one could tell, in many of its properties, but there clearly had been some change. As a result of that article, when Vernon Ingram came to join us at the lab, he and I wanted to find out what happened when there was a mutation in a gene. Did it affect that particular protein which we believed was controlled by that gene We did not make any progress on that. We tried working on lysozymes and various other things, but Vernon received a specimen, I think through Perutz, of sickle cell anemia hemoglobin, and he was able to show that Linus was right. There was a change in a single amino acid. Here we had a very dramatic case of a disease where, if you have two bad copies of the gene, you probably at least in those days would not live much beyond your teens. And yet it is a change, as we know now, of just one base pair in the DNA, one amino acid in the protein.
You may ask \"how it is possible that a small molecular change can do something which will kill you\" But you realize that in the red cell, first of all, there are many copies made of the gene onto the messenger RNAs, so there is amplification there. But there is amplification before that, because from the fertilized egg there come many, many red cells. There are an enormous number of red cells being made by a stem cell, because the cell is dividing, so you have got a lot of red cells in your blood which carry the hemoglobin. Then the messenger RNAs produce many copies of the molecule. Thus, in fact, you get a large mass of not very good molecule, even though it is a very tiny change in the egg and the sperm. Just one or two atoms here and there is enough to make a change which is potentially lethal. 59ce067264