Environmental Inspections conducted by the Lubbock Environment Health Department during the week that ended Jan. 12.

Although these assays have an irreversible response, time-dependent changes in sweat composition can be captured by using fluidic designs that enable time-sequential sampling (chrono-sampling) of sweat using passive valve constructs (40, 45). The example in fig. S8A uses collections of CBVs to enable sequential filling of a series of independent microreservoirs, each pre-impregnated with a colorimetric reagent. Briefly, CBV #1 has the smallest bursting pressure (BP) due to its wide channel width (200 μm) and small diverging outlet angle (21°). CBV #2 has the second smallest BP due to its larger diverging angle (90°) with a width that is the same as that of CBV #1. When sweat encounters the intersection between CBV #1 and CBV #2, it flows through CBV #1 due to its smaller BP. After filling the chamber, the sweat flows to CBV #2 because CBV #3 has the highest BP due to its small width (50 μm). The sweat gland generates fluidic pressure through osmotic effects associated with the concentration difference between sweat and plasma. The microfluidic platform contains CBVs specially designed to open within the physiological range of sweat pressures. Hence, the pressure generated by the glands themselves is sufficient to open each chamber (39, 45). Using this process, the device collects and stores sweat in time sequence in separate chambers. The left and right sides of the device provide chrono-sampling analysis of pH and chloride, respectively.

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• Starbucks, 2414 Mac Davis Lane: observed improper storage of toxic items. Observed hoses being stored below waterline in three-compartment sink when not in use. Observed no covered trashcan in either restroom. Corrected by next routine inspection. Observed facility employees with expired food handler certifications at the time of inspection. Observed water source not reaching adequate temperatures at the time of inspection. Corrected by 01/20/19.

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• Chimy's Cerveceria (Food Service), 2417 Broadway: observed possible cross-contamination. Corrected on site. Observed improper handwashing. Observed heavy ice buildup in reach-in freezers. Observed missing light cover over dry-storage area. Observed no covered trashcan in employee restroom and no hand-washing advisories in restrooms. Corrected by next routine inspection.

There was visible physical evidence of rodent activity in the Infant Room, rear stairwell, and Activity Room next to the food prep area; handwash sinks in the restrooms on the 1st and 2nd floor were not adequately sealed to the wall; the person in charge did not have access to the basement to observe the hot water heater, water meter and backflow prevention device; the food safety certified person was not present at the food facility during all hours of operation; there was static dust on the back of the microwave; The trash cans in the side area were uncovered; the light above the handsink in the upstairs bathroom was not working.

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There was expired baby juice on retail area shelving; the bacon in the deli-case was not covered or re-wrapped after use; there was uncovered steak meat in the chest freezer; the slicer had an accumulation of food residue on the food contact surfaces and is not being washed, rinsed and sanitized at least every four hours; commercially processed ready-to-eat deli meats, located in the display case, were not marked with the date they were opened; the food safety certified person was not present; soap was not available at the handwash sink in the rear prep area; the handwash sinks in the rear prep and toilet room areas did not have single use towels, continuous towels, or air drying device; food employees were not wearing or wearing ineffective hair restraints, such as nets, hats, or beard restraints; cutting boards had deep scratches and scoring that did not allowing for effective cleaning and sanitizing; there was ice accumulation on the chest freezer in the retail area and the chest freezer and reach-in freezer in the food prep area; the refrigeration unit condensation lines was draining onto the basement floor.

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