As for step 2 I would encounter two types of errors/notifications. Either the command had loaded but the entry point DllRegisterServer was not found (ex. The module “mshtml.dll”, there were others like this) OR a module failed to load (ex. “gpkcsp.dll” “make sure binary is stored at specified path or debug it to check for problems with the binary or dependent .DLL file” there were several commands that had this same problem)


Ran it twice and the numbers after the T changed. From what I could find out is seems to be a corrupt registry but I don’t know the best way to fix it. Help?


Ok, have you tried our 8 steps which is given above? If not tried so please try it once and let us know.


Pleas provide the whole error message if you get during update your windows so that we can help you exactly. Thanks<|endoftext|>My next question is: Could anybody have a look at the topic define shutdown and give me your opinion many thanks ...


Thanks for reply .i was all set to go on first course getting as much info as poss then ragz posted me a reply saying that using deca and tamoxifen dont go well together .just wanted everything in place before starting ...


Decca is suppose to be good for the joints so maybe it's for this reason. As it's no good on it's own to build serious muscle...


Thanks for all your replys.the reason I was going to do deca on it's own was because I was lead to believe it was a safe bet for a first time user (i have trainedfor 20 years naturally age 35 now)mick hart forums and gym talk, any advice?..


Lots of people when they first start gear look to what will cause teh least sides...... sides go part and parcel with gear use... if your not prepared to accept that and look into dealing with the sides then really you should not be taking gear!..


That's so true LeeB, the problem is though, like young ian, you read so much about steroid use and what type of gear to take, that it becomes a bit confussing.... and like ian I thought taking deca on it's own - after reading up on the web - was O.K. the least side effects for the most gains.... and everythitng said deca on it's own was good..


It wasn't until I stumbled on to this forum - half way through my cycle - that the truth and correct way of taking gear was spelt out to me... and believe me i'm grateful to you guys!! LeeB and psCarbs!.


I took 4ml a week for ten weeks, then 6 tabs a day of


1257093  above ground level, across the middle we have a large office building, one side of this has quality homes and the other a parkland. Both islands are nearly identical, although where on one we have the health club, pool and halls, the other has a school.


The office block has very large windows overlooking the park, and decent sized windows set in such a way on the other side that you cannot look into the houses around them. They are just slightly higher than normal slope slightly in towards the top and each has a sun shield that also limits the view downwards from the one above. The housing in the other wall around these homes have similar arrangements making it a very private housing area for quality homes. The wall homes on the other half of the island are slightly larger and have picture windows looking over the park, but alternately angled slightly to the left or right and slightly mirrored so that people from the offices cannot look into them.


By this means we have a wide range of homes suiting all budgets, from lower wall units that have outer windows only, to smaller higher wall units with a restricted view to large apartments in the other end overlooking the park to designer select homes on the surface within their own enclosed community.


Within the island with a school we have just below a lot of facilities for teenagers, its like a sub village, with all sorts of club and other facilities, and in the same place on the other island is a nursery, mother and toddler and similar facilities.


We as a community own a number of homes that are fully fitted up and let out as guest accommodation for our families who visit from our old countries.


What we thought would be the hardest part getting funding was in fact the easiest, as we set the whole operation up in a similar way to a self build group, where we all were involved in the projects and got funding under one of the schemes that is normally available for self build groups. We brought in some external people, a person who was a manager for an estate agency to help set the prices for the relevant units, an architect to produce the drawings and a build manager to get prices from different sub contractors. Joanne and I undertook the overall management, and the group agreed that as a reward we would be given one of the luxury surface homes, however we also bought two of the better of the wall units, which we will let out for the time being, and give to our two children as wedding presents when they get older. The cost of these was about the same as the value we we got for our existing home.


The only slight change we made after the initial idea was announced was to add two small office units, one on each island within the parks, one was for our own administration and has a link down to the school area allowing the schools access easily to the park, an area of which has been set aside as sports grounds, and a matching unit on the other island that we gave to the kingdom, and they have chosen to use it as as a small unit where people can get together to discuss problems and overcome conflict.


The offices and other spaces was let very quickly, and although there is a turnover of some of the smaller shop units we have found the majority are occupied at any time.


I now manage the islands, with the help of Joanne and a few other mothers who work hours around their children and family, and we have managed similarly to persuade some of the firms occupying the offices to have a part of their staff who work a lower number of flexible hours, and the kingdom people were very supportive in this allowing us to vary the office rents for space, allowing incentives for firms to do this. Overall of course they did not loose out as we just increased the overall slightly so as to be able to subsidize some parts.


The community very much has an owner feel, and we now have a waiting list for people who are looking to get the opportunity to move in, and this has greatly inflated property values encouraging some to move to later developments and the development of some new similar developments. Most of us however are so happy here that we will be staying. In the longer term too many being happy could become a problem in that we will not have the younger families and children, as we all grow older together, and for this reason we have recently set up a joint group with a number of other islands, so that we have more social contact and more flow of people across the islands. This group is now looking at getting into the development of new community islands, and will be extremely profitable for our existing residents, who will get the chance to sell and move to new developments that will quickly become very similar, and opening up more homes for younger couples to come in. Some of the profitability from these developments we hope to be able to offer as a form of very long interest free loan to help younger couples with only one working partner to be able to afford to move in.


Being a sealed community we have no crime, and although all communities have occasional problems, and families do occasionally break up here as they do everywhere, we help each other out and work together to help all of our families.


Today now the floating kingdom has become so well known and demand is so high, there are still many opportunities, however I feel we were very lucky to have been able to have got in so early, and the job satisfaction we have had in establishing this community is far greater than we would have been able to have got where we were.


One visitor recently from our old country asked us would we move back to where we were before. What do you think. From my viewpoint I would no more want to do that than take my family to live in a mud hut in Africa.


Ford, Chrysler, General Motors, Honda and Toyota all back a new trade crossing over the Detroit River, but call it the New International Trade Crossing project, not the Detroit River International Crossing, according to a press release issued by Governor Rick Snyder on Thursday.


“To compete as a world-class community, we strongly support the construction of any new crossings to improve traffic flow and reduce or eliminate congestion. We also need this crossing to be built expeditiously. For these reasons we support Michigan’s New International Trade Crossing,” said Bill Ford, executive chairman of Ford Motor Company.


“Greater traffic flow and border crossing capacity gives our U.S. and Canadian manufacturing operations more flexibility to meet the needs of U.S. consumers,” said Mark Reuss, president of GM North America.


The release highlighted Mr. Snyder’s agreement with the federal government to use the $550 million the Canadian government has offered the state for DRIC as part of its federal match for transportation infrastructure funding<|endoftext|>city tour: visit Painting school, Textile Museum, Memorial Chorten, BBS tower and/or other sights as requested.


When weather is clear: walk from Dochu La to Lungchuzekha Goemba (3-4 hours) (in that case: visit Dzong next day)


walk from Jampey to Tamshing, possibly including Dorji Bi Lhakhang and Pema Sambhava Lhakhang (2-5 hours)<|endoftext|>Okay, I want to know why LJ won't let me post any pics. Everytime I try, it asks me if I want to stay on this page! Not for much longer, if LJ doesn't start behaving!<|endoftext|>ARIES March 21 – April 20 Balancing your emotional/instinctive responses on one hand with common sense decision making on the other is your challenge this week. Before you can truly commit to others, you first have to be able to commit to your own destiny. You may discover that your biggest opposition is yourself. A crisis mid-week provides an unexpected opportunity to release the negativity and make that leap of faith.


TAURUS April 21 – May 21 This week will find you putting all out kinds of emotional fires, especially where issues of money or romance are concerned. Care must be taken in order to avoid going to extremes that could make things worse. There is a sense of finality (or fate) near week’s end that finally answers a long-standing question that has troubled you. Change is here-lead, follow, or get out of the way, the choice is totally yours.


GEMINI May 22 – June 21 There are lessons to be learned this week that will both that will both expand your view of reality and provide new challenges although not quite in the way you envisioned. Consider whether reviving existing plans might be better then starting from scratch. This is not the time for shortcuts as they just won’t work. Take the measured path to growth and remember that you cannot be where you have not yet begun.


CANCER June 22 – July 23 Your words and actions are being closely watched this week by someone whose position and influence could impact your future in ways that you might not be aware of. In this instance perception certainly is reality and what you project now, particularly at the beginning of the week, will also have long term karmic implications as well. Follow your heart and the rest will fall into place.


LEO July 24 – August 23 Romantic endeavors are definitely favored this week. Making a passionate connection at a social function late in the week could lead to something much more than a one night stand. Importantly you may discover that there is a need that was waiting to be fulfilled and now the opportunity is there to do just that. Keeping a balance between emotional and rational perceptions will be challenging but necessary at this time. .


VIRGO August 24 – September 23 This week finds you being confronted with an inconvenient truth about a relationship that you would rather not face. Trying to ignore the situation by repressing the anxieties you feel could leave you both emotionally and psychically drained by week’s end. Rather than drawing down the curtain and pretending nothing has changed, face the reality before you and allow yourself the chance to begin healing.


LIB


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The obvious comparison is to United Airline’s Economy Plus. United flies Economy Plus on international and domestic flights and it has been a great way to create loyalty for their passengers.


There is strong competition between the world’s two largest airlines and it looks like Delta has just played their hand. United… it is your move.


A city hipster is shocked when he sees a baby version of himself in a store window in the new Evian ad. (BETC / Evian / YouTube)


In 2009 Evian’s Live Young advertising campaign made a big splash with a YouTube video of babies on roll skates dancing to Sugar Hill Gang’s “Rappers Delight.” The roller babes got over 170 million views and skated their way into the Guinness Book of World Records.


Now those booty-shaking babies are back on the scene in a new video called Baby & Me that already has over 30 million views. The video shows adults looking at their reflection in a store mirror on a city street and they’re surprised when they see a baby version of themselves doing complicated dance movies while a remix of Ini Kamoze’s bumping “Here Comes the Hotstepper” plays. The video is pretty clever although I was waiting for that moment when the babies and adults take over the sidewalk and do a choreographed group dance. Take a look below!


Why’s Evian using babies to hustle its water? The brand’s connection with young kids goes back to 1935 when the brand was recommended as the best water to give to babies because of “its pH-neutral mineral composition,” according to AdWeek. Today more mothers give their babies Evian than any other brand of water.


The world-renowned French ad agency BETC had the idea to take the baby connection a step farther and communicate the idea that Evian is a symbol of youth. In 1998 BETC created a French spot known as “Water Babies,” featuring babies doing a synchronized swimming routine in a pool of Evian water. Then came the international Live Young ad in 2009, and now BETC is refreshing the concept with Baby & Me, according to a href=”http://www.adweek.com/news/advertising-branding/ad-day-evian-148706″>AdWeek.


Picnik, the Seattle online photo editing service, continues to attract new users even as Adobe ramps up a competing offering with PhotoShop Express. For the period May 24 to June 23, Picnik attracted 8.6 million visits and 2.6 million unique visitors. That compares to 6.5 million visits and two million uniques for the period from April 23 to May 23. In a press release, Picnik Chief Executive Jonathan Sposato says the service is primarily spreading via word of mouth. (Note, the numbers have been changed to visits from page views.)


Speaking of metrics from Seattle Internet companies, Wetpaint plans to surpass one million wikis on its platform in the coming weeks. To celebrate, it plans to offset the carbon emissions for one year (in the home and car) of the person who creates site number one million on Wetpaint.


NetMotion Wireless, the Seattle spin out from WRQ that makes wireless networks more secure and stable, has named Pam Cory to the position of vice president of marketing. She spent the past 15 years in various jobs at Intermec Corporation, most recently serving as vice president of marketing.


You don’t have to be a leading economist to know the IPO market is in bad shape. But The Wall Street Journal provides more evidence, reporting that more IPO filings have been pulled than priced this year. It notes that 41 companies have pulled offerings, while just 23 have made the plunge.


That’s bad news for venture capitalists, who typically cash out of their holdings after IPOs, and startup entrepreneurs, who use the capital markets to pay off debt, make acquisitions and expand into other business areas. In Washington state, a number of companies have called off IPOs, most recently software provider Varolii. Others that have canceled due to poor market conditions include Imperium Renewables, Classmates.com, Symetra and Light Sciences Oncology. Meanwhile, two Seattle area companies are waiting to get out: Omeros and Intelius.


The P-I’s Joe Tartakoff is asking for suggestions on the most influential people in Seattle biotech.


Google isn’t just expanding in Seattle and Kirkland. The New York Times reports on the search giant’s ribbon cutting ceremony on a new 50,000 square foot office in New York’s Chelsea Market neighborhood. That’s enough room for about 300 new workers, with Google already employing about 1,600 in New York. That makes Google’s New York office the biggest outside of Silicon Valley, according to the Times.


What is Bill Gates’ legacy? And how will the software billionaire spend his time now that he is stepping down from Microsoft? The P-I’s Todd Bishop has a special report on Gates, who is leaving Microsoft this week after 33 years.


The report is complete with photo gallery, timeline, Q&A interview and audio clips. (You even get to hear Gates utter a swear word.)<|endoftext|>Our scene opens to an Amphitheater.


1257095  descended from Thomas Jefferson or from some other man. The rhetoric around proof shifts between discourses: Most historians now think that the preponderance of evidence is that yes, Jefferson fathered children with Hemings. But there's enough room for doubt on the scientific—and also technically legal—level about whether there was some other Jefferson man with that exact marker that those that wish to deny it are able to. In fact, many people in my family do deny this—and others are simply content to say, “It can’t be proven.”


It may be possible to say this, surely. But to me, this seemingly pat answer felt like a convenient evasion of the larger question at hand. My history is written down, each generation. Yet the Hemings’ history was not. And the histories and lives of people who were enslaved for generations by my family were not. What struck me as a writer—a keeper of records—was encountering the historic violence implied by not writing people down—a legacy of absence that sends its tendrils into life today. I was in contact with direct evidence of that violence.


As someone who grew up in the South, I find it almost impossible to imagine being able to consider a public antebellum figure like Thomas Jefferson without the context of his identity as a slave owner. Do you think that the original understanding you mentioned was symptomatic of your geography (of living away from the relationship between race and slavery that is explicit in the South) or of other, more unquantifiable variables?


I did grow up in California, and as a kid I didn’t visit Virginia all that often. It impressed me as an almost foreign country when I did. When I went, I really only accessed the South through visits to a space deeply within my own family, where slavery wasn’t discussed, but where there were a great many stories and rituals which I was called on to decode.


Yes, of course, I was aware that Jefferson was a slaveholder, but it wasn’t something I thought about much or knew what to make of or knew how to relate to me. I do remember being discouraged in subtle and sometimes more open ways from asking questions about it. I knew “about slavery” of course, but what, really, did I know? I didn’t know much of what was beyond that painful word. I knew nothing about anyone's names, any deeds, any relationships. Perhaps because I felt discouraged from asking more, or perhaps because people genuinely didn’t know—I really didn't think about slavery in the context of our much longer family. There are eight generations between William Randolph, who arrived in 1670, and Bennett Taylor, who fought in the Civil War and owned 49 slaves up until emancipation. There are only five generations from Bennett Taylor to me. That’s a rather enormous history not to know very much about.


But as for my not-thinking, not-seeing, not-knowing: it’s also true that the stories the wider culture keeps telling have also been in dramatic flux. The Monticello I visited when I was a child in the early and late 1980s is a very different place than Monticello now. It tells the story of Jefferson much differently. When I was a child it was almost a sacred shrine to a great man, and there was no mention of slavery, or enslaved people, or even the lives of the many women—Jefferson’s daughters and granddaughters—who functionally managed the life of the household and plantation. Part of what has been intriguing is watching the context of the story shift. As a culture we are changing and I hope [we’ll] keep changing. It’s impossible to go to Monticello now without talking about slavery, and in fact without learning the names of many enslaved people who worked at Monticello. We now have a sense of this densely populated network of activities—of daughters, of granddaughters, of overseers, of enslaved workers. We begin to see all the work on which Jefferson's many enterprises depended.


While you were researching at Monticello, you worked alongside archaeologists who were unearthing the minutiae and physical details of the everyday world of that plantation. How did the fragments they unearthed work their way into the poems? Did they become narrative details?


During those summers when I was working at Monticello, I still had a notion that somehow this material was going to work its way into a nonfiction book. I had just graduated from journalism school, and even though I’d published a chapbook of poems with the Poetry Society of America, I wasn’t yet committed to writing this material as poems. But when I got to Monticello, I was so near the materials—the first materials—out of which historians or archaeologists (or journalists for that matter) assemble stories. I kept encountering the fragmentary nature of the past, the oddness of how we need to construct what we know. I met a curator who was working with a commonplace book—or daily notebook—kept by Jefferson’s daughter Martha as she managed the plantation. I got to see the oddly cataloged trays of buttons and pipes that came out of a dig at the site of former slave cabins, and to look into the red clay pits out of which they were coming. I stood on a grassy site by a stream where no one had dug yet, but where they believed a great many slave dwellings had been; it was a quiet day and it felt like an almost ordinary landscape. I felt the absolute strangeness of those objects—emissaries of the past—making their way into our hands for interpretation. I felt the enormous absences around them. Sometimes when I wrote about shards I was writing quickly, jotting fast, and what felt like a poem would come out. Sometimes what I captured that way felt more resonant than prose I kept trying to capture later. The prose I wrote tried to fill in the story. The poems made use of the absence.


Literary figures traipse through this collection in addition to the more prominent historical ones who appear. In what ways did you seek to broaden the scope of inheritance past literal ancestry?


Yes, you’re right—there are references to Jefferson reading Virgil, and to me reading Virgil, and to Hopkins, Auden, Ginsberg, Lowell, Akhmatova, Melville, Zbigniew Herbert, Thoreau. One of the poems, “Reading Walden in the Air,” is literally about reading Thoreau’s wildly imperfect call for local attention on an airplane over the Salt Flats and the Sierras—over the place where members of the Donner expedition resorted to cannibalism in an attempt to get west. What we inherit is mysterious. The book itself is about trying to read or decode artifacts, and of course the literature we encounter, treasure and struggle with is perhaps one of our richest and most flawed hand-me-downs. Indeed encountering literature—books we both adore and struggle with—can provoke similar kinds of questions. What do we make of the links between so-called noble human endeavors and great cruelty? What do we make of Thoreau’s virulent anti-Irish sentiment? It lies right next to his fascinating attempt to create New World metaphor by calling the mosquito a siren. We can hardly merely dispose of Thoreau, so how do we grapple with his work in the face of its flaws?


Some people have called my book “confessional”—a term I don't feel is quite apt because it seems to assume the self in the poems is transparent. I hope to deploy and shape the self in order to dramatize urgent questions, which, though rooted through intimacy, also point elsewhere. How do we sort the cultural attic? I see this discussion about what to do with the jumble of inheritance (grandmother's lore, the painful and fragmented legacy of slavery, a love of books, Pyrex, teaspoons, the stories your parents told you, the whole spectrum of curios and left-behinds)—as a kind of proxy discussion for what it means to inherit—the problematic, sticky, imperfect work of engaging predecessors. These are all questions of what and who get valued and why. After all, literary history is itself full of omissions, and what gets saved is partial—hauntingly so. What gets left out is political, as well as mundane and accidental.


I’m interested in the physical structure of this collection, specifically the way it moves from a starting point of history, through your investigations at Monticello, and then ends in California, at quite a physical and emotional distance and remove from these issues of race. How did you come to structure the book in these four sections? Is there an overarching principle that governed its arrangement?


Over the years I was writing these poems, I played with structure a great deal—I struggled with it. Although I had an instinct that these poems fit together, I didn't know by what means they would hang together tightly, which collage would frame their motion. The book now moves roughly east and past to west and present, as you note. But it also dips and eddies and jumps between history and lore, between looking back at places and forward towards others, between oral histories and historical documents. It is full of trade routes and longings. I don’t think I always knew how to weave this material, but I kept thinking of the crazy quilt, the collage, the cairn.


An early reader, an editor who declined the book, basically said, “I don’t get why you’re talking about Thomas Jefferson and your dying grandmother.” But to me, each was equally valuable, each mode of knowing pushed against the other to form the canon of knowledge,


1257096  and during one “vacation” where I did not have internet access, I wrote the first version of “Wonderful World of Linux 2.2” from memory and posted it on the kernel mailing lists. It had many errors and gaps, but filling them allowed me to learn dozens of parts of Linux that I had never heard of and had no reason to use. There was little public information about changes at the time, so it was a research project.


The limited exposure from this work led to writing for Linux Journal and Linux Today, two book offers (which I declined for lack of time), an invitation to be a Keynote speaker in an comedic online conference, and plenty of fun.


Over the years, I wrote several updated versions (and one parody) of the original. Please enjoy these for their history, though perhaps not their content:<|endoftext|>Even though Students are seriously affected by your action, the truth of the matter is that people need to appreciate the content of the complaint that the union is making and the issues involved in this. We can’t continue to pretend that all is well. If Nigeria were to be a poor country, we would endure the situation of things in the education sector but we all know that Nigeria is not a poor country as I had earlier said. This strike is for the good of everyone. It is not about ASUU alone. If there is good and conducive learning and hostel environment, students will be the most beneficiaries.


He insisted that the strike is not a warning strike, but total, comprehensive and indefinite. It will remain like this until the government meets our demands.<|endoftext|>With the Java classes defined and implemented in some form (maybe just prototypes initially), the page author can get to work.


The page author is the person who is responsible for developing the pages that make up the application's user interface, typically as templates that interleave static content (text, graphics, tables for layout, and so on) with dynamically generated content. A page is represented by a set of UI component instances bound to the application's data and methods. The static content and the dynamic content generated by the components is combined and sent to the browser. When the user clicks a link or a button in the page, the request is processed by the methods bound to the UI components. Depending on the outcome, the same page may be rendered again or the application may select a new page to send back to the user.


As I mentioned earlier, JSF can be combined with different presentation layer technologies, so the details of what the template looks like may vary depending on the options supported by the JSF implementation. For better or for worse, JSF 1.0 requires all implementations to support JSP as one of the possible presentation layer technologies. On one hand, JSP is familiar to many developers, so it lowers the barrier of entry to JSF. On the other hand, JSP has its own mechanism for adding dynamic content to a static template; when mixed with JSF UI components, there's a risk for confusion and clashes between the two technologies. I use JSP for the newsletter application and for most of the other examples in this book, but you should be aware that it's not the only option. Don't worry too much about the potential clashes between JSP and JSF. I'll explain the issues and show you how to steer clear of the potential problems as we encounter them.


At the beginning of Example 2-1, you find two JSP custom tag library declarations. If you're not familiar with JSP, don't worry. I'll explain what you need to know in Chapter 4. For now, just accept that these declarations identify all elements with the specified prefixes as special JSF elements. Elements with the prefix h (short for HTML) represents the standard JSF UI components combined with HTML renderers; elements with the prefix f (short for Faces) represent validators, event listeners, etc. that can be attached to the UI components.


Following the custom tag library declarations, there are HTML elements for layout and JSF elements corresponding to the JSF UI components. Ignoring the <f:view> element for now, the first JSF element of interest is the <h:form> element, representing a JSF form component. The same as in HTML, JSF input components must always be nested within a form component.


The email address input component is represented by the <h:inputText> element. The value attribute contains a value binding expression that binds the component to the emailAddr property of an application bean named subscr. As you may recall, this is the name assigned to the Subscriber bean in the JSF configuration file. The list of newsletter choices is represented by an <h:selectManyCheckbox> element with a nested <f:selectItem> element for each choice. The <h:selectManyCheckbox> element value attribute is set to a value expression that binds the component to the subscriptionIds property of the Subscriber bean available through the subscr variable.


Figure 2-3 illustrates what happens when a user requests the JSP page for the first time, and how the value and method binding expressions for the JSF elements in the JSP page combined with the bean declarations in the faces-config.xml file ties the whole thing together.


When the <h:textInput> element is processed, the corresponding UIInput component is created and bound to the bean property specified by the value binding expression. The component is then asked to render itself. It evaluates the value binding expression and, if the bean doesn't already exist, JSF creates it based on the information in the faces-config.xml file. The input component pulls its value from the property of the bean specified by the rest of the value binding expression and uses it as the value of the HTML <input> element it renders. The other JSF elements are processed in the same way, and the combination of static content and the content generated by the JSF components is sent to the browser.


When the user enters values in the form and clicks the Submit button, JSF processes the request by asking each component to get its value from the request. Each input component sets the bean property it's bound to, and the command component fires an event that causes the method it's bound to be invoked. The method typically saves the new values to a database or does some other backend processing, but in this simple example, as you may recall, it just writes the values to the console.


JSF then creates a response by processing the same or another JSP page (depending on the event processing method's return value and configuration-options we haven't talked about yet). If the same page is used, the component and application objects already exist, so no new objects are created. Other than that, the JSP page is processed exactly as for the first request.


This is a very simplified description of what really occurs at runtime. As you will learn, there's a lot more that may happen when a form is submitted, such as input value conversion and validation, error message queuing, forced redisplay of the same page without updating any bean properties, and more. But I've tried to keep it simple in this chapter to help you understand the basics of how the application code and the JSF components fit together. If you're still feeling dazed and confused after this whirlwind tour through the JSF architecture and the request processing, that's okay. Things will clear up when we go through all of this again, step-by-step and in more detail in the following chapters.<|endoftext|>In the great state of California and, more specifically, in the city of Fowler, Funds4Claims is the best choice as your lawsuit funding source for all of your litigation finance needs. Funds4Claims offers quick and easy, low cost settlement loans to Fowler and all of its surrounding areas. Funds4Claims is a lawsuit funding company that offers low-cost lawsuit loans to residents of Fowler and surrounding cities. With Funds4Claims it is easy for residents of Fowler to qualify for lawsuit funding, we do not require personal or business credit. The only requirement for a lawsuit cash advance is that you have a valid lawsuit. Our lawsuit financing can help you pay for the cost of litigation or for any other expenses you need money for, we do not carry restrictions on how you use your lawsuit money. Funds4Claims is a highly respected lawsuit funding company that cares about their clients. We strive to provide financial stability for people living in Fowler going through the extensive court processes associated with a lawsuit. In addition, Funds4Claims provides litigation funding in Fowler, California for: Pre Settlement Funding, Post Settlement Funding, Structured Settlement Funding, Commercial Lawsuit Funding, and Law Firm Funding.


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1257098  penlight torch was held at 3 m, and the patient was asked whether the red line is to the right or left of the spotlight and accordingly prisms were placed. After complete measurement of phoria, accommodative convergence/accommodation ratio was calculated using heterophoria method. For measuring near the point of convergence (NPC) and near point of accommodation (NPA) the royal air force rule was used. For negative relative accommodation plus lenses and for positive relative accommodation minus lenses were added until the patient reported first sustained blur. Fusional vergence measurement was done with the help of prism bar and accommodative target for distance and near. Base-out prism used for assessment of positive fusional vergence (PFV) and Base-in prism for negative fusional vergence (NFV). Prism bar was placed in front of one eye and power was gradually increased till the target became a blur (Blur), double (Break), and then the power of prism was decreased till the patient reported the target single again (Recovery). All three values were noted down distance and near. Accommodative facility measurement was done using ± 1.00DS, ± 1.50DS, and ± 2.00 DS Flippers. The patient was asked to call out the word after each flip and continue this for 1 min and cycles per minute were calculated by the number of flips.


All data were entered into a Microsoft Excel database (Microsoft, version 2015). Analyses were conducted, followed by frequencies, percentage, and correlation using SPSS (version 21.0 for Windows; SPSS Inc., Chicago, IL, USA).


The findings of each patient were analyzed, and the diagnosis was made on the basis of flowchart given below [Figure 1].[4]


A total of 131 patients were evaluated after selection on the basis of selection criteria. The mean age was 21.71 ± 7.85 years. The number of patients was 62 in the 10–20 years of age group, 49 in 21–30 years of age group, and 20 in 31–40 years of age group.


Of the 131 patients, 81 were female and 50 were male. There were 69.35% female patients and 30.65% male patients in 10–20-year group, 53.06% female patients and 46.94% male patients in 21–30-year group and 60% female patients and 40% male patients in 31–40-year group of patients.


The prevalence of NSBVA in the age group 10–20 years was 69.35%, 21–30 years was 67.35%, and 31–40 years was 50.00% [Table 1].


It was observed that the most common NSBVA was convergence insufficiency (CI) across all age groups followed by accommodative insufficiency (AI) and convergence excess (CE). In 10–20 years of age group, the most common NSBVA was CI followed by accommodative infacility (A. Inf). Similarly, in 21–30 years of age group, the most prevalent NSBVA was CI followed by AI and in 31–40 years of age group, it was CI followed by CE [Table 2].


This is the first prospective hospital-based study using a complete binocular vision and orthoptic evaluation to find out the prevalence of nonstrabismic binocular vision disorder with asthenopia in patients of pediatric and nonpediatric age groups presenting to a tertiary eye care center in North-East India.


The age group included in this study ranges from 10 to 40 years. In the present study, the percentage of females was higher than that of males. Out of 131 patients, there were 61.83% (n = 81) female and 38.17% (n = 50) male patients. A similar study conducted by Rao [5] reported male ratio to be higher than the females, where out of 182 patients, 64 were female and 118 were male. The study population was subdivided into three age groups, i.e., 10–20 years, 21–30 years, and 31–40 years owing to different forms of working pattern in these age groups. In the age group 10–20 years, out of 62 patients 69.35% (n = 43) were female and 30.65% (n = 19) were male. In the age group 21–30 years, of 49 patients, 53.06% (n = 26) were female and 46.94% (n = 23) were male. Similarly, in the age group 31–40 years, of 20 patients, 60% (n = 12) were female and 40% (n = 8) were male. There are only a few other studies which determined the sex distribution among NSBVA. Most of the previous studies were conducted in pediatric age group and only one study shows the similarity in age groups enrolled.[5],[6],[7],[8],[9],[10]. Besides this, the differentiation of the patients according to their age is important when considering prevalence values. It must be taken into account that responses of young children to several tests may not be as reliable as those of the adults.


A number of accommodative and vergence anomalies are confronted in clinical care, and a number of classification systems are available to help categorize these disorders. The most common is Duane's [11] classification which was later extended to NSBVA by Tait.[12] Moreover, a normative data analysis of the NSBVA was made by Scheimann and Wick [4] in 1944 which had an advantage of flexibility and ease of use compared to the complexity and rigidity associated with graphical and analytical analyses. In our study, 67.35% (n = 87) of the patients had NSBVA, 22.45% (n = 28) were emmetropes and 10.20% (n = 16) had refractive errors only. The previous study conducted by Rao [5] also found 142 out of 182 patients to have NSBVA.


The prevalence of CI in 10–20 years of age group was 37.10%, in 21–30 years of age group was 38.77%, and in 31–40 years of age group was 20.00%. Hence, CI was found to be the most common NSBVA in all age groups which is in line with the results of the study conducted by Rouse et al.[13] Similarly, Letourneau and Ducic [14] and Hoseini-Yazdi et al.[15] found the prevalence to be 8.3% and 19.3%, respectively. Although the numbers vary considerably between studies, it is important to note that CI accounts for a significant percentage of NSBVA in pediatric population. However, in this study, CI was found to be highly prevalent in nonpediatric age group too.


AI was also found to have the highest prevalence in some studies. García et al.[16] in their study aimed at evaluating the relative accommodations in general binocular dysfunctions and found that 45% of the population studied had accommodative dysfunction. Paniccia [7] conducted a study in Puerto Rico, using a random selection of 593 existing health records of patients between the ages of 5–20 years and found the prevalence of AI (39%) to be more than rest of the nonstrabismic binocular vision disorders. In contrast to the previous studies, the AI percentage in our study was 8.06% in 10–20 years of age group, 10.20% in 21–30 years of age group and 10.00% in 31–40 years of age group, which is comparatively less.


Moreover, in this study, the prevalence of CE was found to be 15% in 31–40 years of age group. Lara et al.[17] who found CE (4.5%) to be more prevalent than CI (0.8%) in a nonpediatric population. Hokoda [18] found a prevalence rate of 5.9% CE in a population of symptomatic individuals seeking vision care. Similarly, Scheiman et al.[1] found a higher prevalence of CE (8.2%) than CI.


Furthermore, the results of this study show a prevalence of 37.10% CI and 8.06% (n = 4) AI in 10–20 years of age group. These outcomes are important as numerous studies have correlated AI and CI as factors affecting the academic performance of school-age children.[8],[19]


In contrast to the study conducted by Paniccia [7] and Lara et al.[17] [Table 3]. Our study shows differences in the prevalence rate of the dysfunctions. This may be due to different diagnostic criteria used in different studies or may be due to the difference in the targets used. Some authors diagnosed CI simply on the basis of low NPC values with accommodative target while some used different orthoptic parameters correlating with convergence to attain the final diagnosis. The higher prevalence rate in 10–20 years of age group in our study may be due to the symptoms which tend to occur when persons use their eyes in a two-dimensional reading environment for extended periods of time which tend to increase during teenage years and continue to increase during their early twenties.


Limitations of our study are small sample size and shorter duration of the study. The efficacy and outcomes of vision therapy in NSBVA patient could not be demonstrated because of the short duration of the study.


To conclude, efforts should be made for early detection of NSBVA as some of these deviations may decompensate without treatment and become strabismic resulting in loss of stereopsis and development of suppression. Early detection and treatment provide the best opportunity for academic success in school going age group.


Shin HS, Park SC, Park CM. Relationship between accommodative and vergence dysfunctions and academic achievement for primary school children. Ophthalmic Physiol Opt 2009;29:615-24.


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Paul’s First and Second Letters to Timothy and his Letter to Titus have been called “Pastoral Letters” since the eighteenth century. Thomas Aquinas had given this name to Paul’s First Letter to Timothy already in the thirteenth century.


These letters are called “Pastoral Letters” because in them Paul reveals his concern for the future of the church and its ministry. In them he addresses a wide range of issues pertaining to the life and ministry of the church. He instructs his co-workers Timothy and Titus to provide the churches with qualified pastors and lay leaders. Paul informs them what are the qualifications of those servants in the church. He instructs them in the worship life of the church. He teaches them how to care for the souls in their congregation--men and women, young and old, rich and poor. Paul urges them repeatedly to be on their guard against false doctrine and to teach the Word of God faithfully as well as to exhibit a godly life.


Paul’s three pastoral letters, unlike his other ten letters, do not blend into the historical framework of Paul’s missionary journeys recorded in the Book Of Acts. The Book of Acts concludes with Paul’s first imprisonment in Rome prior to the time he wrote his three pastoral letters. Thus the order of events in Paul’s life and ministry, as well as the dates of those events, from the time of his release from his first imprisonment in Rome to the time of his second imprisonment in Rome and his execution remain uncertain.


Upon his release from his first imprisonment Paul appears to have revisited the churches in the Roman province of Asia (Minor) in what is now the country of Turkey and in Macedonia that was the northern Roman province in Greece. Paul had intended to do this (see Philemon 22; Philippians 2:24). It seems he traveled southeast from Rome to the island of Crete. There he left Titus to organize the church and to have pastors appointed (see Titus 1:5). He then possibly set sail and traveled northeast to Ephesus on the west coast of Asia Minor. He left Timothy in Ephesus to take charge of the affairs of the church there. From Ephesus he traveled west to Macedonia, where he revisited Philippi. In Philippi it is thought he wrote his First Letter to Timothy and his Letter to Titus in the fall of A.D. 63.


It appears that Paul may have then spent the winter in Nicopolis where Titus was to join him after being relieved in Crete by Artemas or Tychicus (see Titus 3:12). The Nicopolis Paul referred to is thought to be the city in the Roman province of Epirus, which was located on the western coast of Greece by the Ionian Sea. There is the possibility that in the spring of A.D. 64 Paul traveled to Spain to do mission work, as he had hoped to do (see Romans 15:23, 24). Some scholars have thought that if Paul did indeed go to Spain, he did so immediately upon his release from imprisonment in Rome in A.D. 61-62. There is no scriptural evidence to verify that Paul did journey to Spain. The Letter of Clement of Rome to the Corinthians, however, which was written in A.D. 96, states Paul did travel to Spain. If Paul did go to Spain around the spring of A.D. 64 and remained there to A.D. 65, he would have been there at the time of the burning of Rome, a fiery tragedy that Nero blamed on the Christians and used as an excuse to begin persecuting them.


In his Second Letter to Timothy Paul wrote that he had been to Troas (see 2 Timothy 4:13) and to Corinth in southern Greece and to Miletus in Asia Minor (see 2 Timothy 4:20). If Paul did go to Spain in the spring of A.D. 64, then it appears he made a second trip to the East after his release before his second imprisonment in Rome.


Where and when Paul was arrested is unknown. In any case, he was again imprisoned in Rome (see 2 Timothy 1:15-17). During his second imprisonment he was treated harshly, unlike the better treatment he had received during his first imprisonment when he was held under house arrest in his own rented quarters. In 2 Timothy 2:9 Paul wrote that he was chained up like a criminal. He anticipated that his martyrdom was near, as he stated in 2 Timothy 4:6. According to Christian tradition Paul suffered martyrdom in Rome in A.D. 68. It is therefore thought that Paul wrote his Second Letter to Timothy shortly before his death in A.D. 67.


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The prosecution must prove criminal intent beyond a reasonable doubt, and it is our job to question the evidence and identify weaknesses in the prosecution’s case in order to secure an acquittal or dropped charges. In many murder cases, there is a lack of criminal intent, including accidental death and other noncriminal situations. At Brennan Law Offices, we are skilled at developing the best defense for your individual situation and are proud of the difference we’ve made in the lives of clients who might otherwise have faced years behind bars or even the death penalty.


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Here’s a great spray butter gadget that makes slathering butter over everything, as we like to do, that little bit easier.


Pop a butter stick in the top of the Biēm (pronounced “beam”) butter sprayer and the churned gold is turned into a fine spray butter mist to coast pans, vegetables or to get that all over deep colour to your grilled cheese sandwich.


The idea is to use less butter, but we can see ourselves spraying it on pretty much everything now – or perhaps directly into our mouths like some sort of buttery breath freshener?


The butter is heated inside the device, creating roughly a quarter of a teaspoon of butter per spray. You can also fill it with oil or, whisper it, margarine too.


The first run of the Biēm has sold out (at $129.99). No word on new stock yet, but take a look at it in action below and head on over to the website for more info.<|endoftext|>As you may have heard, our ticketing provider, Ticketfly, was the target of a malicious cyber-attack last week. No ticket buyer credit card numbers or passwords were accessed as part of this cyber incident. However, information including names, addresses, email addresses and phone numbers connected to approximately 27 million national Ticketfly accounts was accessed.


Upon first learning about this incident Ticketfly took swift action to secure the data of its clients, including taking all their systems offline to do a full audit of the situation. They have posted a full update on their FAQ page about the incident.


Ticketfly and The Cedar’s website thecedar.org are now back up and running, and it is safe to buy tickets through these sites. Ticketfly engaged leading third-party forensic and cybersecurity experts to investigate and support their investigation, and brought their system back online with the security of clients and fans as their primary priority.


As a precautionary measure, Ticketfly has forced a reset of all ticket buyer passwords. Any previously purchased tickets for Cedar shows are still valid. Once you have reset your Ticketfly account password, you will have access to all of your previously purchased tickets and will be able to get into shows, just as you always have. To log into your Ticketfly account, please go here. In addition, we recommend that you reset any other account that uses any of your Ticketfly credentials.


The Cedar takes our patrons privacy and security seriously. Our top priorities remain ensuring your security and maintaining your trust. We will continue to monitor this situation and continue to update you as we learn more. Thank you for your support and patience.


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1257101 . There are a few books that have been written on GDPR, but... Personally, the handful of books I have read on the topic reminded me of the early PCI DSS books that were not much more helpful than reading the standard itself. Most books are out of date before they even hit the virtual book shelves. I've found online articles, following the news feed from IAPP, and the guidance from the Article 29 Working Party advisory board and the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) out of the UK to be more helpful.


3. There are many other online resources and tools that are very helpful. If you are unsure if you need a data protection officer, there are flow charts online to help you step through the requirements to determine if you need to appoint or hire a resource. Also available with a quick online search are checklists and templates. Nymity has a very nice GDPR Compliance Toolkit available for download.


Augmenting your knowledge with tools to assist in executing on some of the more daunting tasks for GDPR is a great way to help your organization meet the requirements. If you don't have processes and tools in place to address tasks such as process mapping performing privacy impact assessments (PIAs) and data protection impact assessments (DPIAs), vendor tools may be a solution. I joke that for Christmas I got the TrustArc Data Flow Manager and Assessment Manager Modules from our chief security officer and our VP of finance. These tools have proven invaluable to me. We decided to go with TrustArc for several reasons. However, I evaluated the solutions from OneTrust and Nymity as well. I highly recommend evaluating the solutions that best meet your needs.


4. If you're not an attorney, identify your limits in terms of knowledge and ability. I have a very strong information security and compliance background and, before my training for GDPR, some privacy training; however, I'm not an attorney and have not gone to law school. I'm well aware of the boundaries of my knowledge and do not hesitate to work with our senior management to engage our outside counsel when necessary. For example, one instance where we deferred to our attorneys is when we had to write a data processing addendum (DPA), which is a formal legal contract required under GDPR that outlines the roles and responsibilities of data controllers and processors.


5. Last but not least, reach out to your peers. Many of us are working through the onslaught of requests for information on how our companies will meet the requirements of GDPR as well as reaching out to all our vendors to ask the dreaded question, "What are you doing to meet the requirements of GDPR?" Seek support from peers to discuss your questions, worries, confusion, and frustration.


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Jen Brown is Sumo Logic's compliance and data protection officer (DPO) and is responsible for leading compliance, risk, and privacy efforts for the company, including GDPR, PCI DSS, ISO 27001, HIPAA, SOC2, and FedRAMP, as well as several other regulations. Prior to Sumo ... View Full Bio<|endoftext|>Boris are a beguiling contradiction of a band, and one it's tough to form a coherent opinion on. On the one hand they play their roles with deadpan seriousness, collaborating with Sunn0))) for the fantastic Altar and writing surprisingly affecting records like the longform beatific drift of 2003's Feedbacker. Then they repeatedly subvert any ounce of sensitivity with balls-to-the-wall blasts of rock & roll, double-necked guitars and a knowing sense of high-strung drama – often seesawing several times within the same album.


But then that forms the basis for a great deal of the group's appeal. One of Boris' defining features is their subtly self-referential, self-mythologising nature, and the resulting ability to riff on the tension between seriousness and theatre. When, as a band, your entire raison d'etre can be neatly encapsulated by any number of your own album titles (Feedbacker; Amplifier Worship; even Pink, with its oversexualised, guitar-as-organ connotations), it would be foolish to operate without a knowing nod to the grandiose, almost Spinal Tap-esque drama of it all. As if to emphasise that point, the group's latest statement is a pair of albums released on the same day, a pretty rock & roll move at the best of times. And adding an exclamation mark for extra weight, they've elected to name Heavy Rocks after one of their earlier albums, furthering that circular internal logic.


As its title suggests, Heavy Rocks largely finds the group in straight-up rock mode, with a few exceptions, but largely lacking the heady sense of lysergic wonder that marks out many of their heavier records. Instead it's fast-paced and with a delicious saccharine twist – 'Window Shopping' pairs female guitarist Wata's power-pop melodies with a thick dose of fuzz, and both 'Tu, La La' and 'Leak – Truth, Yesnoyesnoyes' are both driven by Dinosaur Jr-esque pyromaniac fretwork and dreamily sung vocals. Only ninth track 'Aileron' heads fully outward into scorched stoner territory, a startling shift after an album consisting mostly of thrashy pop songs. And it's quite brilliant, the group's sludgy guitar work in line with one of the album's contributors, Isis' Aaron Turner, gradually ascending to a choral climax worthy of that band's career-defining Oceanic album.


That said, its companion Attention Please proves the better of the two – perhaps offering proof that there's nothing wrong with breaking from the established mode to head off in (somewhat) new directions. An unusually soothing listen, it finds female guitarist Wata's vocals occupying centre stage for a full ten tracks of subtly psychedelic, shoegaze-tinted fuzz-rock. First impressions are solid, if not apparently groundbreaking: the opening title track moves with all the poise of Murray Street/Sonic Nurse-era Sonic Youth, its sparing and metronomic beat neatly countering distinctive Moore-esque guitar flourishes, and 'Hope' finds the group in Kevin Shields mode, Wata's vocals half drowned in a stormy sea of effected guitar. It's a great deal of fun hearing Boris being someone else so effectively: both tracks are infectious and hook-driven, a far cry from much of their back catalogue. They also offer proof, if the group's shapeshifting nature hadn't already provided ample of it, that they're as capable of writing fantastic slices of almost-pop as they are heaving walls of distortion. It's here that both Attention Please and Heavy Rocks display a great deal of common ground. Despite being billed as two distinct sides of a band given to veering between styles, both share the same tendency to wander away from their own allotted territory and bleed into the other.


But for all its stylistic variation, Attention Please is at its best when Boris sound most like themselves – or at the very least pass its more obvious influences through their own lens. 'See You Next Week' and 'Tokyo Wonder Land' are both excellent, slow-burning mood pieces, all static crackle, muted guitar and breathy vocal, allowing the group's natural flair for atmosphere to drift to the fore. The former is particularly affecting, its sweetly sung central melody bringing to mind Yo La Tengo at their most vulnerable, even as the quasi-industrial thrum in the background lends it a hollow and haunted feel. Then, of course, it would be impossible to get through the album without the requisite reference back to the power of rock – in this case, the neatly titled 'Les Paul Custom '86'.


It's difficult to describe Boris' career trajectory as fitting into any sort of overarching narrative. Rather than making conscious directional shifts, each record appears to approach the process of being Boris from a slightly different angle. As a result their back catalogue isn't what you might expect of a long-running rock band – rather than becoming ever more expansive in scope, or tightening their original guise into a finely honed, microcosmic point and remaining there, churning out album after album, it sprawls outward with pleasing asymmetry. That, in 2011, it's as possible to hear a contemporary Boris in (fairly) straightforward pop mode as it to hear them in fire and brimstone mode is pleasing and confounding in equal measure. However, if this pair of albums does offer any clues as to possible future incarnations – a difficult thing to determine, as ever – it would be exciting to hear the group travel further down the route they've started to explore with Attention Please.<|endoftext|>Associate Software Engineer-822200 At Franklin Templeton Investments, we are dedicated to delivering strong results and exceptional service to clients, team…


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1257102 .penet.fi Reply-To: an62794anon.penet.fi Date: Sun, 29 Jan 1995 06:49:02 UTC Subject: Master Chris CollectionSTORY.59 The Master Chris Collection KIM'S ADVENTURE ___________________________ She was brought in blindfolded, naked, her hands bound before her. Her clothes had long since been stripped away and removed. When Kim had arrived at the house for her 'training', she had been led to a small room by a pretty woman in a maid's uniform. The woman had instructed Kim to remove all her clothing including any jewelry and had waited until she had done so. She had then left with all of Kim's belongings leaving Kim with instructions to remain in the room. The room had been sparsely furnished with a small couch, two chairs and a corner table. Kim felt very vulnerable sitting there completely naked. Her thoughts wandered back to how she got herself into this predicament. Meeting her current boyfriend Craig had been a dream come true...literally. Kim had long had fantasies of a submissive nature but had never had someone she could trust enough to tell them to. In Craig, Kim found not only someone who understood her secret desires but also someone who was ready to bring them to reality. For the first time, Kim found herself submitting herself to a man sexually. The past few months had been the most exciting of Kim's 26 year old life. She was a very pretty Toplist Lolita girl, standing 5'7" tall with short swept back blond hair. Her athletic 34-24-35 figure stayed in shape thanks to regular trips to aerobics. Craig told her often that he couldn't decide if her firm ass or her breasts and their long dark nipples were her best feature. It had been a week ago that Kim had finally confessed the on submissive fantasy that they had yet to realize. Kim's voice had been trembling with nervousness when she had asked Craig if he would consider peeing on her. He had chuckled as he looked at her with an appraising eye. Bit by bit he had her tell him all about her long-time fantasy of receiving this particular humiliation. Finally he had Toplist Lolita taken both Kim's hands in his own. "Kim if you want this, you shall have it, but I'll have it done my way and I promise you it will be the most erotic experience ever." Craig's instructions had arrived by messenger two days later. They would be going to someone's home on Friday night where Kim's training would expand to include the realization of her submissive watersport fantasy. Kim was also to be put "on display" for the first time. The note both terrified and excited Kim who spent the balance of the week in Toplist Lolita a Toplist Lolita constant state of arousal. Craig had picked her up promptly at 6pm and had driven her out of town to an old victorian house. At the front door he had kissed her and told her to ring the bell and enter. Someone would tell her what to do next. "Don't worry Kim, I'll be seeing you soon enough. All you have to do is obey the instructions they give you." Kim couldn't stop trembling as she reached for the bell. Now, here she was, sitting in a small room, naked as the day she was born. Kim jumped as the sound of the door knob turning reached her ears. A tall man walked in. Kim blushed a deep red and her hands automatically tried to cover both her breasts and pussy at the same time. "Stand up Kim." he said in a firm voice. Kim rose to her feet and stood facing the stranger. "Let's take a look at you. Hands clasped behind your back if you please." Kim hesitated a moment and then followed her instructions. Her blush now covered her whole face and worked its way down toward her upthrust breasts. The man smiled at the sight. "Mmmmm, you're very pretty." he said as his eyes travelled up and down. "The maid will be in here shortly and will be preparing you for tonight's activities. She'll be shaving that pubic hair at the same time. Kim's eyes opened a little wider at this news. "You are to follow all your instructions." With that, the strange man turned and left, leaving Kim standing in the middle of the room completely exposed. She didn't know if she was expected to stay in that position or not and while she was trying to make up her mind the maid returned into the room. The woman smiled as she saw Kim in the same exposing position. She walked right over to the nude girl and before Kim had a chance to think about it, she found her wrists fastened together before her, bound in leather wrist cuffs. There was a short leash attached to the link between the two cuffs and Ellen, the maid took hold of the end of it. "Come with me." she said with a sly smile on her face. Kim gasped as Ellen pulled her along toward and then right out of the room and into the corridor. Kim's blush returned again in spades as she looked around wildly hoping that no one would be there to see. Ellen chuckled at her embarrassment as she pulled her along. Thankfully the hallway was deserted. A few doors down, Ellen pulled Kim into a huge bathroom. Kim looked around in amazement, the bathroom was larger than her bedroom at home and was filled with thing she wouldn't have expected. In the middle of the room was what looked like a massage table covered in black leather. Ellen led the younger girl over to it. "Up here." she said patting the leather table. Kim sat on the table. Ellen handed Kim a large bottle of juice, "You're not going to get a chance to drink anything for awhile, so drink all of this now." Kim drank the apple juice all down. "Good girl." said Ellen, "Now lie back." Ellen guided her to lying on her back then pulled the leash over her head and fastened it to the head of the table stretching Kim out. Ellen moved down the table and attached straps to Kim's thighs just above her knees. Kim strained to see what Ellen was doing as she moved down to the end of the table and then reached under it. Ellen swung a silver bar of some kind from under the end of the table and clicked it into place. It took Kim a moment to recognize it but finally she realized. This table wasn't a massage table, it was a doctor's examining table and that silver bar was one of two stirrups for her feet! Sure enough, Ellen pulled the other stirrup on the left side and fastened it into place. Kim was trembling now. She always felt embarrassed when she went for a doctor's visit but this was worse. At least that was a quick, sterile visit. This promised to be much more intimate. Ellen gently took each of Kim's feet and spread her open to fit into the stirrups. A strap over the ankle held the foot firmly in place. The straps on Kim's thighs now came into play as Ellen used them to pull her thighs even further apart. There was no way that Kim could move now and Ellen moved slowly about the room, preparing for Kim knew not what. Finally Ellen pulled a chair between Kim's bent thighs and sat down. Kim strained to see what she was doing but the angle made it virtually impossible. She felt Ellen's gentle hands on her thighs stroking upward toward Kim's pussy and Kim realized that she was soaking wet and that Ellen could obviously see everything. Kim felt a tugging at her pussy and wondered what Ellen was doing. It took her a moment and finally the sound of scissors snipping gave it away. Ellen was trimming Kim's pubic hair! Ellen was slow and gentle and the pretty blond hair quickly disappeared. When it was finally down to a stubble, Kim gasped when Ellen put a warm wet cloth over Kim's pubic area. The cloth stayed there several minutes and then Ellen went back to work. Kim knew what was coming now and as Ellen efficiently shaved away the last of Kim's curly hair, she could do nothing but lie back and blush at the humiliation. Ellen was thorough, catching even the tiny hairs between Kim's spread open buttocks. When she had at last completed the job, she held up a mirror so that Kim could see herself. 'I look just like I did when I was 10 years old.' thought Kim as she looked at the smoothly shaved pubis. She had never felt so naked, so exposed, so vulnerable. Ellen smiled at Kim's expression. "I think it looks wonderful... very submissive." she said. Ellen moved back down between Kim's legs and Kim wondered what might be next. The sensation of Ellen's finger at the opening of her anus was a surprise however. Kim gasped as the finger, completely covered in cool lubricant eased itself into Kim's tiny opening. Ellen was slow but firm as she moved first just the tip then more and more of finger in and out of Kim's rectum. Kim couldn't help squirming and tugging at her bonds as Ellen teased her sensitive opening. Ellen added more lubricant and started to slide her finger all the way in then all the way out of Kim. "We want you to be very slippery." she smiled. Kim's pussy was soaking wet, she felt a trickle of her own juices slide down toward her anus to add themselves to the lubrication she was getting. Kim was getting more and more excited now. 'If Ellen keeps this up,' she thought, 'I'm going to come.' Just when Kim thought she couldn't bear it any more, Ellen's finger slid from her bottom leaving Kim gasping for breath. Ellen let her calm down for a moment then started removing unfastening the bonds from the table. Finally she helped Kim from the table and onto her feet. The straps were left hanging from Kim's wrists, ankles and thighs. "Follow me Kim." she said and again took hold of the


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(ISMRM 2013) Distinct Cerebral Tissue Alterations in Diabetic and Hereditary Neuropathic Pain as Revealed by Voxel-Based Morphometry and Tract-Based Spatial Statistics


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1National Magnetic Resonance Research Centre (UMRAM), Bilkent University, ANKARA, Turkey; 2Department of neurology, Ankara Numune Education and Research Hospital, ANKARA, Turkey; 3Department of Neurology, Faculty of Medicine, and Institute of Neurological Sciences and Psychiatry, Hacettepe University, ANKARA, Turkey; 4Department of Radiology and National Magnetic Resonance Research Centre (UMRAM), Hacettepe University and Bilkent University, ANKARA, Turkey


Neuropathic pain is caused by a lesion or a disease of the somatosensory system itself. Its usually more prominent in acquired pathologies of nerve fibers like diabetic neuropathy (DNP) despite less severe degeneration than hereditary neuropathies (HNP). On the basis of differences in etiopathogenetic mechanisms, we hypothesized that grey and white matter alterations would reveal distinct patterns in patients with DNP and HNP.


Recent neuroimaging research has demonstrated great interest in resting brain function. However, the exact function of brain default mode network (DMN) remains largely unknown. The present study used arterial spin labeling (ASL) perfusion MRI to non-invasively measure resting cerebral blood flow (CBF) in a large cohort of normal subjects (n=81) and examined the relationship between default brain function and self-esteem, a core component of the self. The results showed that self-esteem is positively correlated with regional CBF in the posterior DMN regions, supporting the view that self-introspective processes is associated with default brain function.


A Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals has ruled in favor of American Indian tribes seeking to hunt deer at night in the ceded territory of northern Wisconsin.


The decision, released Thursday afternoon by the Seventh Circuit Court in Chicago, sends the case back to District Court in Madison.


"We see this as an affirmation of the tribes' rights to meet the needs of their community," said Jim Zorn, executive director of the Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission. "We believe we have a safe plan in place for night deer hunting and look forward to the chance to execute it."


Department of Natural Resources' spokesman Bill Cosh said the agency was reviewing the decision and meeting with the Wisconsin Department of Justice to discuss options.


Courts in the 1980s upheld many treaty rights of Chippewa tribes to hunt, fish and gather in the ceded territory (about the northern one-third of Wisconsin). But the tribes were prohibited from off-reservation night deer hunting under a 1991 decision.


At least four states — Michigan, Minnesota, Oregon and Washington —allow night deer hunting by tribal members.


Wisconsin Chippewa tribes sought to regain the right in a 2012 lawsuit against the state, but Judge Barbara Crabb ruled against it, citing a threat to public safety.


The appeals court saw things differently in the case of the Lac Courte Oreilles band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians against the State of Wisconsin.


In the decision, Appeals Judge Richard Posner found little evidence of a threat to public safety in plans put forth by the tribes.


In their justification for night deer hunting, the tribes cited the state's use of sharpshooters at night and the Legislature's 2012 approval of night deer hunting for wolves. The DNR has utilized night deer hunting, for example, to curb deer populations in areas of high density and in efforts to reduce the spread of chronic wasting disease.