41. Preface states and in other states, cities were nearly state policies, therefore, seemedmore important than Imhoff, executive director of the virginia Commission on http://www.people.virginia.edu/~dlp/book/preface.htm

Confronting Suburban Decline Cover Page Introduction Overview Preface Order Form Preface Alan Campbell, as Dean of the Maxwell School of Syracuse University, told colleagues and students that if academics want to be listened to by public officials they need to count things. If they come up with some useful numbers, public officials also might tolerate hearing some theory and policy proposals, he counseled. Here we offer some numbers, because we would like to be listened to. Which numbers matter is illuminated by theories and concepts—theories and concepts here about strategic planning and the evolution of metropolitan areas. We bring three public policy themes to the table for discussion—sprawl, reinvestment, and disparities. Each theme is important in its own right. Each theme also illuminates the others. The reasons for too much sprawl in outer suburbia and exurbia are illuminated by the reasons for too little reinvestment in cities and older suburbs and large income disparities among local governments. Conversely, disparities are large and reinvestments are scarce, because sprawl is excessive. These problems and explanations are intertwined. The numbers presented here have emerged in analyses conducted since 1988. The theories began to emerge in the early 1970s and first appeared in a journal in 1975 (Lucy 1975), which was ignored, appropriately perhaps, because it emphasized theories and concepts and contained no numbers. In 1988, we began analyzing city and suburban income trends for 1960, 1970, and 1980. We tried to explain as well as describe. It was a national study of 147 metropolitan areas, in which the overwhelming presence of cities declining in income relative to their suburbs was confirmed.

42. The Virginia Way Killed Statewide Banks (Pilot Online/HamptonRoads.com) in any of 15 North Carolina cities could obtain recently as 1994, 100 percent of Virginiabank deposits were in banks headquartered within the state. http://www.pilotonline.com/opinion/op0201ban.html

Apartments AutoPilot CareerConnection Classifieds ... More... SEARCH Local Search Net Search News Search Yellow Pages CHANNELS: Opinion TalkNet boards Recent articles Columnists Dave Addis Roger Chesley Bronwyn Lance Chester Kerry Dougherty ... Weather LOCAL GUIDES Ask an Expert Best of HR City Guides Contests ... Site Map Opinion Email This Page Print This Page The Virginia way killed statewide banks The Virginian-Pilot And then there were none. Over a number of decades, Virginia legislators, bound to their hometown bankers by social and political relationships, never took seriously the changing trends in finance until it was too late. They failed to understand that Virginia is not an island. Believing that the old banking ways were good for Virginia and themselves, legislators tried to preserve them. But they couldn't hold back change forever. In the mid-'90s, banks from states with more forward-looking banking laws, such as North Carolina, began feasting on Virginia fare. First Virginia was the last big meal. Email this Page Print this Page Newsletter Sign-up Get Wireless ... Pilot Subscriptions The Eastern Virginia Medical School was not born through the efforts of executives working for out-of-state banks and businesses. It was a local labor of love, and such projects become more difficult whenever another headquarters departs.

43. Va. Beach Among Best For Babies' Well-being (Pilot Online/HamptonRoads.com) virginia Beach was the only city in the state included in Those cities tend to havebetterfunded community services which can be helpful to those in http://www.pilotonline.com/news/nw0123bab.html

Apartments AutoPilot CareerConnection Classifieds ... Yellow Pages SEARCH Local Search Net Search News Search Yellow Pages Submit your Site Link to our Site Advertise with Us CHANNELS Health Men's Health Women's Health Children's Health ... Weather LOCAL GUIDES Ask an Expert Best of HR City Guides Contests ... Print This Page Va. Beach among best for babies' well-being By ELIZABETH SIMPSON, The Virginian-Pilot A new report ranks Virginia Beach tops in the nation on two measures for giving children a good start in life. Among the largest 50 U.S. cities, the Beach had the lowest percentage of births to mothers with no or late prenatal care. It also had the lowest percentage of births to mothers with less than 12 years of education. Those are two of eight indicators tracked by the Annie E. Casey Foundation and Child Trends in a survey called ``The Right Start for America's Newborns.'' The most recent numbers, which reflect the year 2000, were released Wednesday. Megan Reynolds, a research associate for the Casey Foundation, said cities with relatively high median incomes, such as Virginia Beach, tend to do better than cities with large pockets of poverty. Not only are higher-income families more able to get health care and other services, but more affluent cities also tend to have better-funded health departments and community programs that link low-income women with prenatal care.

44. Floodplain Mgt. Program Elements routinely visit or contact all virginia cities, towns and serves as a liaison betweenvirginia communities and the floodplain through several state and federal http://www.dcr.state.va.us/sw/fpelemnz.htm

Quick links New stuff Intro, Overview NPS pollution Adopt-a-Stream ... Expanded Program Listing Floodplain Management Program major elements The Floodplain Management Program was begun to manage Virginia's flood hazards. In particular, it aims to prevent loss of life, reduce property damage, and conserve the natural and beneficial values of state rivers and coastal floodplains. The program's five functional elements are the National Flood Insurance Program , hazard mitigation, community education, coordination of flood protection programs, and the Flood Prevention and Protection Assistance Fund. National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) - Flood insurance is available to Virginia residential and commercial properties owners predominantly through this program, which is administered through the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) in cooperation with DCR's Floodplain Management Program. Insurance policies directly through FEMA or through state-sanctioned independent insurance agencies are available only when the given locality is actively protecting its floodplain resources. The 268 Virginia communities that participate in NFIP have adopted and enforce special floodplain management ordinances covering local riverine and coastal areas prone to flooding. Communities remain eligible for their residents and businesses to purchase flood insurance through enforcement of floodplain ordinance and uniform state building code requirements that ensure safe and proper use of designated floodplain areas.

45. WVU Libraries: Downtown Library General information, collection overview, and virtual tour.Category Reference Maps Libraries...... $4.00 each from the West virginia Geological Maps, Hydrologic Investigation Atlases,and state Geologic Maps and important place names such as capital cities. http://www.libraries.wvu.edu/downtown/maps.htm

Map Room topographic aeronautical and nautical global web sites Located on the Lower Level Contains about 77,000 sheet maps stored in flat cases Most maps can be circulated for two weeks Most are received through the Federal Depository Library Program (FDLP) and are produced by three federal agencies: the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), the National Ocean Service (NOS), and the National Imagery and Mapping Agency (NIMA) The collection includes political maps of foreign countries from the Central Intelligence Agency and a small collection of commercially published map sheets which the Library purchases WVU has 53,700 map sheets in a series of 7.5 minute scale topographic maps for the entire United States Maps that are not in the collection can be requested through Interlibrary Loan Should you have any questions regarding the Map Collection, please contact: Christine Chang Coordinator, Government Documents and Reference Librarian

46. PLAC 572 - Other Interesting Internet Links Edge cities. Transportation Resources (Princeton University); Washington state DOTHome Page. Transit Systems Blacksburg Transit; virginia Railway Express; Potomac http://urban.arch.virginia.edu/~plac572/links572.htm

Other Interesting Transportation Links on the Internet Organizations with an Interest in Transportation and Land Use Planning University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Center for Urban Transportation Studies (CUTS) Home Page Surface Transportation Policy Project The Cascade Network The Public Involvement Network ... The Florida Internet Center for Understanding Sustainability Edge Cities WIRED 3.12: - Edgier Cities by Joel Garreau Edge City Presentation Beyond Edge Cities: The Dynamism of Postsuburban Regions Calif. Edge Cities Reports, Studies and Other Resources of Interest Highway Aggravation:the Case for Privatizing the Highways The City in Disciplinary Perspective Visions for a Sustainable City: Owings Mills, MD Transportation Resources (Princeton University) ... Washington State DOT Home Page Transit Systems Blacksburg Transit Virginia Railway Express Potomac Rappahannock Transportation Commission Washington Metro (Unofficial) ... Seattle Riderlink Home Page Virginia Transportation Agencies Virginia Department of Rail and Public Transportation(DRPT) Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) Transportation Research Council Virginia Institute of Government ... Virginia General Assembly Transportation Organizations and Agencies U.S. Department of Transportation

47. EasyFunSchool - Virginia -- A State Unit Study - Article Archives - Free Unit St 3. Show important cities situated near these resources on your http//www.zoomschool.com/usa/states/virginia/. member,the travel guides for each state hold a http://www.easyfunschool.com/article2177.html

Virginia – A State Unit Study This mini unit on VIRGINIA uses the cross curricular approach to education. There are several activities from different academics subjects for you to choose from. One of the most important things is to have fun! Below are some activities to help you study VIRGINIA. You may choose to do all, some, or none of the activities. You can also alter the activities to better suit your individual child’s needs. Some of these activities overlap each other, choose the one you think that you and the children will enjoy most. The main point of this unit is to make learning about VIRGINIA and enjoyable for all who are participating. Virginia’s State Flag A deep blue field contains the seal of Virginia with the Latin motto " Sic Semper Tyrannis" - "Thus Always to Tyrants". Adopted in 1776. The two figures are acting out the meaning of the motto. Both are dressed as warriors. The woman, Virtue, represents Virginia. The man holding a scourge and chain shows that he is a tyrant. His fallen crown is nearby. Create a State “Infodesk”: Before you begin this unit you may want to set up a research area. Place a desk or table in front of a bulletin board area. This will be where you can place relevant books, magazines, photographs, posters, newspaper articles, maps, scrapbooks, games, puzzles, computer software, task cards, travel brochures, etc. that you collect.

48. Meetings.html s view John Knapp, Ph.D., Professor, University of virginia Important stateLocalGovernment Presentation from the virginia First cities Group Connie http://www2.institute.virginia.edu/taxstudy/meetings.html

DATE: Tuesday, October 26, 1999 TIME: 10:00 a.m. LOCATION: House Room C, General Assembly Building AGENDA DATE: Tuesday, December 14, 1999 TIME: 2:00 p.m. LOCATION: House Room C, General Assembly Building AGENDA DATE: Thursday, February 17 and Friday, February 18, 2000 TIMES: 1:00 p.m., Public Hearing 7:00 p.m., Regular Meeting of the Commission LOCATION: Lobby Conference Room of the American Type Culture Collection DATE: Thursday, March 16, 2000 Public Hearing TIME: 2:00 p.m. LOCATION: City Hall, Council Chambers Regular Meeting of the Commission TIME: 7:00 p.m. LOCATION: City Hall, Lawson Room Public Hearing DATE: Thursday, April 27 TIME : 2:00 p.m. LOCATION: Van Dyke Center, Board of Visitors Lounge Campus of Emory and Henry College, Emory, Virginia Regular Meeting of the Commission TIME : 7:00 p.m. LOCATION: Van Dyke Center, Board of Visitors Lounge Campus of Emory and Henry College, Emory, Virginia Public Hearing DATE: Tuesday, May 23

49. The Journalist's Toolbox: State/Local Government Metroscope.com More cities information. Stateserv Health Policy Source for statelegislative information on The virginia Public Access Project A searchable http://www.journaliststoolbox.com/newswriting/state.html

Site Index BEATS REPORTING TOOLS EDITING TOOLS ... OTHER RESOURCES Toolbox Customers Order your books, CDs, etc. by clicking on this online advertising. Save money and help The Journalist's Toolbox: SPECIAL REPORT Terrorist Attacks More than 450 links to reliable information and sources. STATE/LOCAL GOVERNMENT Last Update: Friday, April 11, 2003 Note: Most pages will launch into a new browser. Recent Additions to This Section (This section features sites added to the page in the last few weeks. Each link is cross-referenced on the page in its proper category.) All Law Search engine and legal directory that has state resources. National League of Cities Studies, stats and stories on trends in urban and rural cities and towns. Lewis Mumford Center: Census Research This site lists some census research analysis that is used by many reporters, especially those covering census information. It is run by Merci Miglino of the Lewis Mumford Center at the Research University at Albany, SUNY. Follow the Money Track who is giving money to state candidates. From the National Institute on Money in State Politics. Stateline.org

50. USDOT:Federal Railroad Administration:Virginia to the southeast; Raleigh, NC, and cities to the The Commonwealth of virginia isresponding to these developments The state of virginia has been working with http://www.fra.dot.gov/rdv/hsgt/states/VA2.htm

Back to Table of States and Corridors Federal Railroad Administration VIRGINIA Virginia's Role in High-Speed Rail High-Speed Ground Transportation for America, particularly Chapter 8, which ascribes an exceptional degree of partnership potential to the Southeast Corridor due to its synergies with the Northeast Corridor.) Furthermore, the Richmond–Washington line has recently seen traffic increases due to the institution of Virginia Railway Express (VRE) commuter service between Fredericksburg and Washington (a second VRE line, between Manassas and Washington, joins the Southeast Corridor at Alexandria). In addition, freight service patterns are changing as a result of the CSX/Norfolk Southern/Conrail transaction, consummated June 1, 1999. Clearly, the situation in Virginia's portion of the Southeast Corridor is dynamic today and replete with potential for the future. The Commonwealth of Virginia is responding to these developments, and initiating its own programs, in a proactive manner. Amtrak's Report to Congress: Potential Washington–Richmond Improvements With the assistance of the Commonwealth, the railroads, and other interested parties, Amtrak and FRA recently collaborated on a detailed investigation of the fixed plant improvements that would provide reliable, 2-hour service between Union Station, Washington, and a revitalized and reopened Main Street Station in the heart of Richmond. (Richmond is currently served by a suburban station north of town, which does not allow Amtrak to capitalize on perhaps the foremost inherent advantage of rail passenger service: its ability to provide direct service to both suburbs and city centers.)

51. School Reports - Research Reports And Papers On Urban Studies - 248-003 Urban Problems in virginia Public Housing send me available through federal andstate governments for providing lowincome housing, cities increasingly are http://www.essays-termpapers2go.com/categories/248-003.html

school reports Yes!! We DO Have Essays On Your Topic!! All essays listed below are $ /page with SAME DAY DELIVERY!! Bibliography pages are FREE!! Papers On Urban Studies Page 4 of 22 Urban Enterprise Zones send me this paper A 19 page overview of urban enterprise zones. Outlines the successes and failures of these zones presenting empirical evidence from several. Concludes that although these zones often result in jobs, too few of those jobs are filled by disadvantaged zone residents. Suggests requiring the hiring of specific target groups in order for a business to reap the tax and regulatory incentives offered in these areas. Bibliography lists 10 sources. Filename: PPentZon.wps Urban Growth Boundaries send me this paper This 5 page paper addresses the concept of urban growth boundaries and the practice is supported. Oregon is highlighted. Bibliography lists 4 sources. Filename: Urbgrow.wps Urban Problems in Virginia Public Housing send me this paper A 9 page paper discussing trends in public housing and their effects on urban problems. With the ongoing reductions in funds available through federal and state governments for use in providing low-income housing, cities increasingly are finding it necessary to turn to the private sector and nonprofit groups to aid in providing affordable housing. In the case of Richmond, the city was able to use public housing funds to upgrade decaying urban infrastructure while turning to private sources to provide actual housing in the area the city upgraded with the funds. The new creativity results in more units being made available for habitation while also contributing to a wider sense of community not possessed by those still adhering to the standard method of requiring full public funding. Bibliography lists 8 sources.

52. History Of IMCL Conferences Ph.D.(Arch.), Director, International Making cities Livable Council Provost, Professor,virginia Polytechnic Institute state University, Blacksburg http://www.livablecities.org/history/Charles2000.htm

26th International Conference on MAKING CITIES LIVABLE February 13-17, 2000 Charleston, South Carolina Plenary and Panel Sessions: st Century Charleston in the 21 st Century Identity, Urbanity, Community: Social Sustainability Case Study: Santa Fe Making Cities Livable For Children: Cities for the Well-Being of Children Including Children in City Planning: Case Studies Compact Land Use New Possibilities for Sustainability Balanced Transportation Planning for the 21 st Century: Balanced Transportation Policy Greenway Transit: Fort Pierce Case Study Ecological Train Station: a Focal Point Charlotte Trolley Vision Plan Urban Fabric: Faces on the Street The Shop/House: Building Block of a Sustainable City Visions of the City: A Tale of Two Towns: From Castiglion Fiorentino, Italy, to Kingman, Kansas The Historic City in the 21 st Century: Improving Public Spaces: Recreating the Urban Fabric: Rebuilding Neighborhood Scale. Commercial Nodes In the Inner City Teaching Urbanism in the Era Of Sprawl Reshaping Communities from a Regional Planning Perspective Controlling Sprawl: Why Cities Need Squares: The Forgotten Places in Our Cities: Do We Still Need Squares?

53. Are We Overdiagnosing ADHD In Our Kids? Medicine Department of Louisiana state University Medical Unfortunately, populationstudies that report on the 9% found in two virginia cities appears excessive http://www.aboutourkids.org/articles/overdiagnose.html

document.write("") Are We Overdiagnosing ADHD In Our Kids? Introduction A scientific point of view About the author References ... AboutOurKids related articles by Rachel Klein, Ph.D. Introduction The question is not trivial. Parents, educational administrators, teachers and physicians are called upon to make important decisions that profoundly affect the educational and emotional of more than a million school children. Although there is a substantial body of research on the diagnosis and treatment of Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), the media are quick to produce headlines, soundbites and interpretations of research findings designed to attract attention rather than to accurately transmit scientific facts. Some examples of media coverage: LIFE IN OVERDRIVE - Doctors say huge numbers of kids and adults have attention deficit disorder. Is it real?

54. UVa Library: Government Information Resources Affairs Online VIVA Only cities and Counties Federal Regulations Code of VirginiaSearchable Database Country Offices Contact List (state Department) Country http://www.lib.virginia.edu/govdocs/mstrndx.html

GIR Home About GIR Select Web Resources Master Index of Web Resources ... Contact Us Master Index of Web Resources Jump to entries beginning with A B C D ... Y-Z Browse Other Sites: Browse Government Resources from Library of Congress U.S. Blue Pages from the General Services Administration Commonwealth of Virginia from VipNET Virginia Cities, Counties, Towns from VipNET from Library of Congress International Governmental Organizations from Northwestern University Library Governments of Other Countries from Northwestern University Library GPO Access Finding Aids from the US Government Printing Office Government Catalogs, Indexes, and Databases

55. State And Local Taxes Do Matter: Equilibrium Specification with Evidence from Four US cities,” NBER Working 4In constructing its STAMP model for the state of virginia, BHI experimented http://www.beaconhill.org/BHIStudies/StateTaxNotes902/STaxNotes90902HTMLBHI.htm

State and Local Taxes Do Matter: A Rejoinder to the Skeptics This article appeared in the September 9, 2002 issue of State Tax Notes David G. Tuerck, Suffolk University Jonathan Haughton, Suffolk University The following relates to the article in the December 2002 issue of State Tax Notes The second, Tax Changes in New York City: The New York Tax Analysis Modeling Program (NYC-STAMP) , was issued in September 2001 by the Manhattan Institute for Policy Research. Contrary to what FPI implies, neither the Manhattan Institute report nor the Haughwout study asserted that changes in tax policy had been the sole Both studies indicate that tax policy played an important, but not exclusive, role in determining changes in city employment. The Manhattan Institute's NYC-STAMP model indicated that tax cuts had generated 80,000 jobs, or about one-fourth of the city`s private sector employment growth since 1997. The Haughwout study suggested that 16 percent of the decline in New York City's share of national employment from 1970 through 1997 could be attributed to the rise in the city's income tax rate. The FPI authors identify a number of explanatory variables that, they argue, the Haughwout and Manhattan Institute studies should have included. We contend that the variables they identify are not patently better than those already those included in the studies and may not even be relevant to the time period of interest.

56. Quantitative Historical Data Online Also contains a chart with the number and percentage of votes each candidate receivedin each state in the 2000 Maps of virginia show cities and counties http://historymatters.gmu.edu/mse/numbers/online.html

Quantitative history encompasses many things, from basic statistical skills to analyzing available data to collecting data. As the guide to quantitative history tries to address these various aspects, so too does this guide to online sources. Some of these resources offer individual level data; others offer aggregate data. In addition, some sites provide raw data that must be downloaded and analyzed with statistical software while other sites offer data that are available for online manipulation. This list is intended as a brief overview of the multitude of sources, data, and guides available online, providing links to some of the largest collections and most comprehensive resources on quantitative evidence. Statistical Guides American Family Immigration History Center, Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island Foundation http://www.ellisisland.org/ Created by a non-profit organization to fund preservation of the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, this site provides a searchable database containing records on more than 22 million passengers and ship crewmembers who passed through Ellis Island between 1892 and 1924. In addition to a basic passenger record (name, ethnicity, place of residence, date of arrival, age, marital status, ship of travel, and place of departure), users may view a copy of the original ship manifest (a text version is also available), and a picture of the ship. If no match occurs, the site provides information for names with close or alternate spellings.

57. GUIDE TO LAW ONLINE: United States - Virginia virginia Board of Elections; virginia Secretary of state; Executive Branch Agencies(VIPNET). Counties, cities, and Towns With Charters (virginia Division of http://www.loc.gov/law/guide/us-va.html

Law Library of Congress GLIN Century of Lawmaking Library of Congress ... Index Virginia Commonwealth of Virginia Constitution Executive Judicial Legislative ... General Sources CONSTITUTION Virginia Constitution (Virginia General Assembly) Historical Documents (Yale Avalon Project) First Charter of Virginia, 1606 Second Charter of Virginia, 1609 Third Charter of Virginia, 1611 Ordinances for Virginia, 1921 ... Constitution of Virginia, 1776 - also known as the Virginia Bill of Rights Virginia Bill of Rights, 1776 (National Archives and Records Administration) EXECUTIVE Virginia Administrative Code Cumulative Table of Sections Adopted, Amended or Repealed Virginia Register of Regulations Vol. 14, no. 20 (June 22, 1998- Virginia Executive Orders No. 1 (2002- Virginia Attorney General Opinions Virginia Governor Virginia Attorney General Virginia Board of Elections ... Executive Branch Agencies (VIPNET) [return to top JUDICIARY Virginia Supreme Court Opinions: Virginia Courts FindLaw Virginia Lawyers Weekly Virginia Court of Appeals Opinions: Virginia Courts FindLaw (published and unpublished) Virginia Lawyers Weekly Virginia Workers' Compensation Commission Opinions ... U.S. Court of Appeals, 4th Circuit

58. Virginia Peninsula Chamber Of Commerce and impact port operations have on host cities. supports the goals of the VirginiaBusiness Higher Education Council to obtain additional state funding to http://www.vpcc.org/secondary/leg_pkg_02.html

Membership Chamber Events Business Enterprise Center ... Healthcare 2003 Legislative Package "THE ARTS" Museum and arts organizations - The VPCC asks the General Assembly to retroactively fund at the same level as FY 2001 the Peninsula Fine Arts Center and Mariners' Museum and other arts and cultural organizations. The VPCC asks that the General Assembly support the concepts embodied in HB 1308, Disbursements to Nonstate Agencies, (carried over from the 2002 General Assembly Session) to provide more equitable funding for arts and cultural organizations. TRANSPORTATION The Virginia Peninsula Chamber of Commerce supports the following mix of initiatives aimed at improving the area's transportation system and encourages the General Assembly to develop a funding solution: Interstate 64 - Route 199 to I-664 A Third Crossing for Hampton Roads Regional Rail/Transit - High Speed Rail Route 460 - limited access highway from Sussex County to Suffolk By-Pass Southeastern Parkway - 4 lane plus 2 HOV lanes between I-264 in Virginia Beach and Rt. 168 in Chesapeake Midtown Tunnel/MLK Freeway Extension/Pinners Point Connector In addition, accelerated renovation of Rt.60 from Newport News West through James City County, due to the increased industrial development on the Virginia Peninsula, is needed. The Hampton Roads Transportation Plan has been developed with federal and state oversight and approval by Hampton Roads' Chief Administrative Officers and local governing bodies and the Metropolitan Planning Organization.

59. Urbanicity.org Institute of Transportation at virginia Tech, USA. Environmental Strategiesfor cities at MIT, USA. Centre for Urban Affairs at Michigan state, USA. http://www.urbanicity.org/ViewAll.asp?SID=22

60. Disease Category Listing: Healthy Patient Studies New York; New York state Psychiatric Institute Healthy subjects needed for WestVirginia. Various cities; Centagenetix The Genetics of Human Longevity Study. http://www.centerwatch.com/patient/studies/phasei.html

Healthy Patient Studies Arizona Mesa; Pivotal Research Centers, LLC Investigational AIDS Vaccine Peoria; Pivotal Research Centers, LLC Investigational AIDS Vaccine Phoenix; Lovelace Scientific Resources - AZ Nutrition California Beverly Hills; California Clinical Trials Medical Group, Inc. Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) and Healthy Normal Volunteer (HNV) Beverly Hills; California Clinical Trials Medical Group, Inc. This is a study for healthy male volunteers, either Caucasian or Japanese, who are between the ages of 20-60 years old. Duarte; City of Hope National Medical Center A Phase I Dose Escalation Study of Lipopeptide Vaccines With Activity Against Human Cytomegalovirus Duarte; City of Hope National Medical Center SWOG S0000: Selenium and Vitamin E Cancer Prevention Trial (SELECT) Los Angeles; UCLA Medical Center Research Study of Selenium and Vitamin E Cancer Prevention Trial (the SELECT study) Los Angeles; UCLA Medical Center Research Study of Tamoxifen and Raloxifene (STAR) Los Angeles; UCLA Medical Center National Lung Screening Trial Los Angeles; UCLA Medical Center

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