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AS the day for the local elections draws near, political parties in Woking are canvassing and asking voters about the real issues that matter to them.
The Woking News & Mail spoke to the election agents and chairmen of the five main parties in the borough to discover what their main aims are and what they would do if they took control of the county council.
Rob Burberry, chairman of the UK Independence Party (UKIP) , said that road maintenance was a big issue along with looking into county councillors’ expenses .
He said: “In terms of roads, Surrey County Council is not going to invest in any major road repairs in the Woking area in the next year. It is absolutely disgraceful that Woking is not getting any.
“We would like to ensure that major work on road repairs is done in Woking every year. Walton Road in Maybury is in need of urgent work. We want to give value to the people.
“We want power for people to demand a local referendum. I also want county councillors’ expenses looked into. I am quite serious about that.”
“We want to protect and improve our environment while ensuring all Surrey’s residents enjoy excellent services. It is disgraceful that Surrey’s children’s services were judged inadequate, and Surrey is a one-star authority overall.
“We also want to see the county council giving value for money in everything that it does.
“In the last 12 years of Conservative control, badly managed contracts have led to botched or incomplete work.
“Stop-start recruitment and ineffective workforce planning mean vital posts can’t be filled and have to be covered by agency staff.”
Mrs McCrum said that other Lib Dem priorities were to repair roads and pavements and to provide more activities for young people.
Andrew Povey, leader of the Conservative group for Surrey County Council, said that protecting the green belt and road safety were two of his main aims.
He said: “The key priorities are obviously keeping council tax down. At the moment everybody is suffering with the economic climate.
“Environment is also a key priority. We do have a fantastic amount of green space in Surrey and other parties want to build on it, but we want to preserve the green belt.
“ Surrey schools are some of the best in the country and we want to make sure we maintain that.
“With road maintenance we have got to fight to get a bigger share of resources back from the government.”
Elizabeth Evans, election agent and chairman for Labour in Woking, said the party wanted the county council to stop blaming central government for its problems.
Labour is also calling for extra resources for schools which are struggling.
Ms Evans said: “The priority for us is to win back the seats we lost in 2007. We want to pressure the Tory county council to stop blaming the government when their residents feel the pinch during the next year for what is their own appalling one-star running.
“Labour costs you less. The average council tax for this year is £1,297 for Tories, £1,227 for Liberal Democrats and £1,093 for Labour.
“We will push for extra resources for schools that struggle, especially for literacy, and for pay schemes that encourage the best teachers to teach in the schools.”
Geoff Pay, election agent for The Peace Party , said: “We are about peace and justice and non-violence. We are against all war.
“Other parties are against some wars but not all. We believe in jaw not war. We are 100% peace.”
In Woking, The Peace Party wants to ensure that places and organised activities are provided for young people to gather so that they are not hanging around on the streets, plus improving access for disabled people.
For a full list of county council elections candidates in Woking, click here . | {
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After a busy few weeks, during which she performed at Madonna's Gucci benefit and In Style's Salute to Grammy Fashion, Rihanna took some well-deserved R&R at a surprise birthday party thrown in her honor. Fellow musician Kanye West even showed up to offer his best wishes at the bash, held at Hollywood hot spot Les Deux.
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Minnie Mouse was the first to welcome tween queen Miley Cyrus (in Kaufman Franco) to the Hannah Montana star's 16th birthday celebration at Disneyland in Anaheim, California. Famous friends like Tyra Banks, Jennifer Love Hewitt and Steve Carell shared in the fun, which included a parade, fireworks and a special performance by the birthday girl.
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Ed Westwick took a break from filming Gossip Girl in the Hamptons to celebrate his 21st birthday in-where else?-Sin City. "Apparently you sweat more when you turn 21," said an overheated Westwick when he arrived for his celebration at TAO Las Vegas inside the Venetian Hotel.
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In March, Fergie (in Dolce & Gabbana) hit the Beatles Revolution Lounge at the Mirage Hotel & Casino to blow out the candles on her cake, take in Love-the Cirque du Soleil show inspired by the music of the Beatles-and party into the wee hours at Jet nightclub. The pretty Pea shared her bash with Quentin Tarantino, who was in Sin City to mark his 45th birthday.
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After hosting friends for a private birthday celebration at her newly opened L.A. eatery Beso, Eva Longoria Parker continued the party in Miami, where she dove into a seven layer chocolate cake at DeVito's restaurant-owned by actor Danny DeVito-in South Beach.
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9. Jessica Simspon's 28th
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I'm trying to me make an SVG's color change when the button is hovered.
I tried using button:hover + svg, but that doesn't seem to work.
When I run the CSS, the SVG fills to white and it doesn't work when I hover over the button. The only way I see it working is if I don't set an initial fill to orange and let it be black.
What's going wrong?
.box-button {
border: 1px solid orange;
color: orange;
padding: 15px 0px;
text-align: center;
margin: 5px 5px;
width: 90%;
font-size: 1.2rem;
}
.box-button:hover {
background-color: orange;
color: white;
}
.box-button:hover+.icon-svg {
fill: white !important;
}
.icon-svg {
fill: orange;
}
<button class="box-button">
<div class="svg-container">
<svg class="icon-svg" enable-background="new 0 0 612 792" version="1.1" viewBox="0 0 612 792" xml:space="preserve" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg">
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Your Orders
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A:
+ is the CSS sibling selector. .icon-svg is not a sibling of your button, it is a child.
Also putting a div inside of a button isn't valid, but most browsers will render it fine. I changed it to a span here though.
Try .box-button:hover .icon-svg instead of .box-button:hover+.icon-svg.
.box-button {
border: 1px solid orange;
color: orange;
padding: 15px 0px;
text-align: center;
margin: 5px 5px;
width: 90%;
font-size: 1.2rem;
}
.box-button:hover {
background-color: orange;
color: white;
}
.box-button:hover .icon-svg {
fill: white !important;
}
.icon-svg {
fill: orange;
}
<button class="box-button">
<span class="svg-container">
<svg class="icon-svg" enable-background="new 0 0 612 792" version="1.1" viewBox="0 0 612 792" xml:space="preserve" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg">
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1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to optical disk drive systems, and more particularly, to a system which corrects for disturbances of a tracking error signal caused by pre-formatted sector information on a magneto-optical disk.
2. Description of the Related Art
Optical data drive systems, including compact audio disk players and computer data storage devices, employ collimated light, such as a laser beam, to write to and/or read from a rotating optical disk which is capable of storing great amounts of data. The data is accessed by focusing a laser beam onto the disk and then detecting the information encoded in the reflected light beam. Various kinds of optical systems are known, including read only memory (ROM), write once read many (WORM), and erasable. The erasable systems include magneto-optic (MO) and phase change recording media.
In an optical disk drive system, data is generally stored in either of two configurations. In one configuration, data is stored on a series of concentric tracks formed on an optical disk. Random access to a particular area of the disk (and thus to particular data), is accomplished by scanning the laser beam radially across the tracks on the disk so that the desired track is located, and then scanning along the track until a particular area or sector of interest on the disk may be interrogated by the laser beam. In the second configuration, data is stored on a single, spiral track. Random access to the spiral track is accomplished in a manner similar to that for circular tracks. The laser beam scans radially across the boundaries of adjacent spiral track revolutions to locate a desired revolution until the particular area, or sector of interest on the disk is reached.
The laser beam must be properly focused on the disk while simultaneously following the data tracks. The focus is maintained by moving an objective lens through which the laser beam is directed relative to the disk using a focus actuator. The tracking position is adjusted by moving an optical head over the rotating optical disk, from which the laser beam is generated, in a radial direction with respect to the tracks on the disk using a linear actuator. The optical head typically also contains the focus lens, a focus actuator and a beam bender mirror. Various focus and tracking servo schemes are known in the art.
One of the most widely used track servo schemes uses tracking grooves. The data track regions are also referred to as lands. The tracking grooves are molded into the disk on either side of each data track. Grooves may be V-shaped or trapezoidal shaped. The focused laser beam has a Gaussian diameter comparable to the land width and is directed to the grooved structure of the disk. Diffraction of the laser beam caused by the grooves produces different intensity distributions between the zero, and plus or minus first diffraction orders depending upon the radial position of the beam spot with respect to the grooves. Generally, more intensity is diffracted into the first orders as the beam moves away from a land section and toward the groove section. These light intensity distributions are imaged onto a servo controlled optical detector and are used to generate a tracking error signal (TES) which in turn controls the linear actuator that positions the optical head in order to keep the beam on track. The same optical detector is commonly also used to generate a focus error signal (FES). The FES is used to control the focus actuator to maintain the light beam in focus on the disk.
A problem develops when an optical disk drive performs a seeking operation in order to scan, or interrogate a specific sector of a particular track. Disturbances of the tracking error signal (TES) caused by pre-formatted sector information, or hard sectors can cause seeking errors. The internal electronic "seek" circuitry of the drive relies upon an accurate count of each track crossed as the objective lens scans across the rotating optical disk. The tracking error signal from an optical disk in the absence of pre-formatted sector information resembles a sine wave. Each zero crossing of the sine wave like TES signal represents a crossing of either the center of a land or groove area of the track feature. The electronic tracking circuitry relies upon the zero crossings to accurately determine the number of data tracks traversed during the time the tracking error loop is operating in the open loop mode. Similarly, when the "seek" operation is being completed and the tracking servo begins closed loop operation, the electronic tracking circuitry "locks"on the zero crossing of the TES signal. The TES signal is corrupted when the focused spot of the laser beam interrogates a hard sector region on the optical disk, causing the voltage amplitude of the TES signal to inappropriately go to zero. When the optical disk drive system is operating in a "seek" mode, such inappropriate zero value of the TES signal can cause the track counter to incorrectly count the number of tracks traversed, resulting in a "seek" error. The disturbance of the TES signal can also cause the seek circuitry to begin closed loop operations at the wrong time relative to the zero crossing, which may also result in a seek error. The net effect is a reduction in "seek" performance and reliability.
Therefore, a need exists for a system which can overcome the problem of seeking errors caused by disturbances of the tracking error signal resulting from detection of pre-formatted sector information in an optical disk drive system. | {
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Q:
Partition event log by source
Is there any way to limit the impact of one source on a log for Windows Event Log?
i.e. most systems report events to the application event log. One system is particularly vocal when there's an issue, logging thousands of errors in a few seconds as it continually retries and fails certain actions, without pausing between attempts. This means that not only does the offending system's event log only go back a few minutes, but the entire application log becomes flooded, losing useful information from other systems on the same server.
I can't do anything about the offending system (short of disabling it), but is there any way to either:
limit the number of records kept for a single source; i.e. so that it can't fill the entire log
move this source to a different log; so that the app believes it's reporting issues to the same place, but with them now being siloed elsewhere?
do anything else to protect my logs from this offender?
I've tried simply recreating the source under a different log (see PowerShell below), but with no joy (the new log shows up, but the app seems to be able to continue to report to the old log):
Remove-EventLog -Source 'OffendingAppSource'
New-EventLog -Source 'OffendingAppSource' -LogName 'OffendingAppLog'
A:
Is there any way to limit the impact of one source on a log for Windows Event Log?
I can think of four things you can do to limit the impact:
The system is hard-coded to write to this log. This is not going to change without access to the source code. Contact the system creator/vendor to request they write to a custom log only for that application.
You can change the frequency of the failure events by creating an event triggered task. Have your task trigger off the event that is flooding the log and run a custom script to stop the service and run some health checks before restarting the service once everything is healthy. This way you have some control over how often the system is logging failure events.
Increase the Application log file size and configure the log to auto backup instead of overwrite events.
Set up windows event forwarding to an event collector and suppress the events from this application source in the event subscription. This is great for getting all of your server events in one central location for review or ingesting into a SIEM (like Splunk).
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Trump: The Deep State Had A Program To 'Hijack' My Presidency
Trump says FBI and U.S. Department of Justice colluded to prevent presidency
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President Donald Trump has alleged that factions of the deep state, namely the FBI and U.S. Department of Justice, had a program to 'hijack' his presidency.
On Saturday Trump said his own attorney was “scared stiff and missing in action” as he continued to question whether officials in his administration acted appropriately during the Trump/Russia Allegations.
Trump tweeted:
“Seems like the Department of Justice (and FBI) had a program to keep Donald Trump from becoming President”. @DarrellIssa @foxandfriends If this had happened to the other side, everybody involved would be in jail. This is a Media coverup of the biggest story of our time."
Tweeting about former British spy Christopher Steele, Trump said: “The big story that the Fake News Media refuses to report is lowlife Christopher Steele’s many meetings with Deputy A.G. Bruce Ohr” and Ohr’s wife Nellie.
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According to NewsMax: Trump said Nellie Ohr -- whose name he misspelled as “Nelly” -- works for Fusion GPS, the research firm that hired Steele to compile the dossier.
“I have never seen anything so Rigged in my life. Our A.G. is scared stiff and Missing in Action. It is all starting to be revealed--not pretty,” the president said. “Witch Hunt!”
Trump has said repeatedly that Steele’s findings prompted the inquiry that led to Mueller’s investigation, but a congressional report found it began months earlier, following a tip about George Papadopoulos, one of Trump’s political advisers.
Scapegoating Sessions
Saturday’s comments by Trump appeared to be responding to a statement by the conservative watchdog group Judicial Watch, which said it was suing the Justice Department for records of communications involving Ohr, his wife, Steele and Fusion GPS.
Trump has repeatedly criticized Attorney General Jeff Sessions, a former Republican senator from Alabama, who recused himself from Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s probe into Russian meddling in the election.
“Sessions should stop this Rigged Witch Hunt now,” Trump tweeted on Aug. 1.
Earlier on Saturday, on a rainy day at his New Jersey golf course, Trump said he may intervene to force the Federal Bureau of Investigation to turn over to Judicial Watch text messages sent by former Deputy Director Andrew McCabe.
“Why isn’t the FBI giving Andrew McCabe text messages to Judicial Watch or appropriate governmental authorities,” Trump tweeted. “FBI said they won’t give up even one (I may have to get involved, DO NOT DESTROY). What are they hiding?”
“Seems like the Department of Justice (and FBI) had a program to keep Donald Trump from becoming President”. @DarrellIssa @foxandfriends If this had happened to the other side, everybody involved would be in jail. This is a Media coverup of the biggest story of our time. — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 12, 2018
.@JudgeJeanine “Bob Mueller, isn’t your whole investigation premised on a Fake Dossier, paid for by Hillary, created by a man who hates Donald Trump, & used to con a FISA Court Judge. Bob, I really think it’s time for you to give up your phony investigation.” No Collusion! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 12, 2018
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Clowns and Losers
Washington-based Judicial Watch has also filed a lawsuit seeking text messages and emails of McCabe relating to his wife, a pediatric emergency physician who ran unsuccessfully for the Virginia state Senate in 2015.
Conservative critics, including the president, have argued that because Jill McCabe accepted a campaign contribution from then-Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe’s political action committee, McCabe should have recused himself from the investigation into Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email server. McAuliffe is a longtime friend of Bill and Hillary Clinton.
“McCabe wife took big campaign dollars from Hillary people,” Trump tweeted on Saturday. The president went on to ask if the FBI would “ever recover it’s once stellar reputation.”
“So many of the great men and women of the FBI have been hurt by these clowns and losers!” Trump said of McCabe, former FBI Director James Comey, and other former bureau officials.
Trump’s Hobbyhorse
The actions of the former deputy director have become a frequent hobbyhorse for Trump, who’s said he believes that the Justice Department’s decision not to prosecute Clinton -- while continuing to investigate potential meddling between his campaign and Russia -- is evidence of institutional bias.
Saturday’s tweets came after Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton appeared on a Friday night episode of Fox News’s “Hannity” to promote the case.
“We’re fighting the FBI over text messages for the corrupt FBI official Andrew McCabe,” Fitton said. “The FBI doesn’t want to turn over one text message to us.”
The Justice Department initially denied the Freedom of Information Act request by arguing that the requested search parameters for McCabe’s communications, which included terms like “email,” “Democrat” and “campaign” -- were too broad, according to a filing by Judicial Watch. The government also said text messages related to McCabe’s wife would be shielded by personal privacy protections.
Sessions fired McCabe earlier this year, days before his scheduled retirement, following months of public criticism of the FBI official by the president.
Sessions said he took the action on the recommendation of FBI investigators who argued McCabe had been dishonest with Comey about his role in an October 2016 Wall Street Journal article on an FBI investigation into the Clinton Foundation.
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Sibylla (Sikelianos)
Sibylla is a tragedy written by Angelos Sikelianos. It was written in 1940, a few months before the Greco-Italian War and published in 1944, a few months before the liberation of Athens, in the journal Nea Estia.
Plot
One of the main scenes of the play is the visit of Nero at the oracle of Delphi to take the oracle by Sibylla, priestess of the Oracle, and the reactions of the latter. This work, unlike his first one, the Dithyramb of Rose, is a complete tragedy, in terms of genre and structure: with distinct and complete parts both in the dialogue and chorus parts as well as in the plot and characters. The messages of the time for resistance against the oncoming storm and the pursuit of freedom and human dignity through struggle that the work depicts are portrayed through a dense dramaturgical and finely processed storyline of symbolic relations, influences and elements of ancient drama. A vast number of structures and textual (vocative or expressive) sequences can be found in "Sibylla" all of which can be attributed to ancient tragedy (for instance the way that the landscape of Delphi is depicted is similar to certain tragedies on the same topic).
Sibylla (and the other characters) as a prophetess, also expresses and symbolizes the Greek spirit and conscience against the Roman roughness (during the time of the plot), as well as against the spirit of the conqueror in general (an allegorical approach, based on the historical circumstances at the time of writing of the play).
The play expresses personal ideas of Sikelianos, similar to the ideas of his time, expressed through the theatrical garb of ancient tragedy and the elements that are traditionally used in tragedies (religious, psychological and other). What is important for the understanding of the play are the concepts of the "mantosyni" (the art of oracle as an inner power, spiritually superior to the other inner powers of every man) a property that Sibylla has as a mythical figure and symbol and also the concept of the combination of the Apollonian and the Dionysian element (the individual, logic-wise, prophetic, cult of Apollo in connection with the collective, bacchic-frenzied, ecstatic, joyful worship of Dionysus, cults that were in stark contrast before the advent of Dionysus in Delphi).
References
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Urinary FOXP3 mRNA in patients with lupus nephritis--relation with disease activity and treatment response.
Regulatory T lymphocytes (Tregs) probably play an important role in the pathogenesis of SLE. We quantified messenger RNA (mRNA) expression of FOXP3, a critical regulator for the development and function of Tregs, in the urinary sediment of 25 subjects with active lupus nephritis (LN), 17 with inactive lupus and 7 healthy subjects. We found that the expression level of FOXP3 was significantly higher in urine from patients with active LN than from subjects with inactive lupus and healthy controls (24.5 +/- 45.8 vs 0.8 +/- 1.0 vs 0.6 +/- 0.8 copy; P < 0.001). In the active group, urinary FOXP3 mRNA expression level was higher in patients with proliferative LN than non-proliferative nephritis (34.6 +/- 56.3 vs 2.7 +/- 2.1 copy; P = 0.019). Urinary FOXP3 mRNA level significantly correlated with SLEDAI (r = 0.668; P < 0.001) and proteinuria (r = 0.414; P = 0.006). In the active group, urinary FOXP3 mRNA level also significantly correlated with histological activity index (r = 0.541; P = 0.009) and marginally with intra-renal FOXP3 mRNA level (r = 0.360; P = 0.08). Urinary FOXP3 mRNA in patients with no response to therapy was higher than those with partial response or complete response (57.6 +/- 69.8 vs 2.4 +/- 1.9 copies; P = 0.02). We concluded that urinary FOXP3 mRNA is markedly up-regulated in patients with active LN, and the level of expression is closely correlated with the clinical and histological disease activity. A high urinary FOXP3 mRNA in LN predicts a poor therapeutic response. Measurement of FOXP3 mRNA in urine sediment may be a non-invasive biomarker for assessing the severity and risk stratification in LN. | {
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The present invention relates generally to ride-on toys for children and, more specifically, to caster mounting arrangements for such toys.
Children's ride-on toys are available in a variety of configurations, including, but not limited to wagons, carts, tricycles, bicycles, scooters, cars, trucks and other toys. Ride-on toys generally have two or more wheels that support the toys on surfaces in a rolling fashion. Ride-on toys can be propelled in various ways, but are typically propelled either by an adult standing behind or beside the toy, or by a child sitting in or on the toy. One common manner of propelling a ride-on toy is via a child's foot power. Foot power can be supplied, for example, through the use of pedals, or by direct contact of feet on a surface such as pavement or grass (“foot-to-floor” toys). Ride-on toys also sometimes have a steering wheel or handle bars for the child to grip, some types of which are functional for steering the ride-on toy and some types of which are not.
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Caster assemblies for ride-on toys are often designed and intended to be mounted to a specific location on a ride-on toy, such as the right side or the left side. The function of a caster assembly can be impaired if a caster assembly is mounted in an incorrect manner. This can occur, for example, when a caster designed and intended to be mounted on the front right of a ride-on toy is instead mounted on the front left, or vice versa. The resulting impairment of the toy's function can be frustrating, as is the effort required to disassemble the toy and then reassemble it in the correct manner, if such disassembly is even possible. A need therefore exists for a caster mounting arrangement that discourages or prevents such incorrect assembly of the toy. | {
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Fine Arts
Collections at the Museum of the North
Mt. McKinley by Sydney Laurence
Welcome to the University of Alaska Museum of the North Fine Arts Collection. The Museum collects and exhibits works of art from across cultures and historical periods, and currently includes over 3,700 works of art. Connecting past and present views of life in Alaska, the collection represents an invaluable record of Alaska's cultural richness and aesthetic diversity.
The major focus of the collection is art from Alaska - historic through contemporary - and is composed of all major mediums of visual expression. The Museum's art collection offers excellent opportunities to explore the history of human impact on and relationship with Alaska's diverse landscape and environment. The art collection has particular strengths in historic and contemporary landscape painting, the largest museum collection of creative photography in Alaska, contemporary Alaska Native art, and prints and works on paper from historic to contemporary.
To make full use of the art collection's potential, the Museum offers several art exhibitions annually, as well as education programs and public events. Visit the Rose Berry Alaska Art Gallery on the Museum's upper level. The artistic legacy of Alaska is beautifully presented in a full-spectrum display of art from Alaska that balances the aesthetics of the gallery, the collections on display and the social impact of the museum experience. The collection also serves as an important resource for scholarly research in the art and history of Alaska, and is an excellent resource for classroom support in the study of drawing, painting, photography, printmaking, and sculpture.
Explore the Collection
Click on the links below to explore highlights from the Fine Arts Collection.
Artists in the Fine Arts Collection
Explore works in the collection by prominent Alaskan artists.
Collection Photography Project
Browse highlights from the photography collection.
The Dorothy and Herbert Vogel Collection
View works from The Dorothy and Herbert Vogel Collection: Fifty Works for Fifty States gift. | {
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SAN FRANCISCO, October 5, 2015– Stockton, California Mayor Anthony R. Silva, who was elected in November 2012, said in a statement that he was recently detained by the United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) at the San Francisco International airport on his way home from a trip to China.
Silva’s two laptops and mobile phone were reportedly confiscated, and he said he was not allowed to leave until he relinquished his personal passwords to the devices. According to Silva, officers provided no warrant or court documents at the scene.
“DHS agents confiscated all my electronic devices including my personal cell phone. Unfortunately, they were not willing or able to produce a search warrant or any court documents suggesting they had a legal right to take my property,” said Silva. “In addition, they were persistent about requiring my passwords for all devices.”
- Newsletter -
Silva’s attorney, Mark Reichel, claimed the confiscation of personal property and passwords was illegal.
Silva noted in a statement that “They indicated that this action to confiscate personal property at the airport was in fact routine and not unusual.” Silva said that he was also told he had “no right for a lawyer to be present” and that being a U.S. citizen did not “entitle me to rights that I probably thought.”
United States Customs and Immigration Enforcement spokesman James Schwab would not comment on why Silva was detained.
“We can’t control what the mayor or his representatives say … but that won’t dictate what we do or don’t release to the media,” Schwab said. “Our priority is assuring the integrity of the investigative process and generally speaking we don’t acknowledge that an investigation is underway … unless or until charges are filed, arrests are made, or documents are publicly filed with the court that confirm a probe is taking place.”
While Silva said he was willing to comply if the confiscation of his property was legal, he still had concerns.
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Posted By admin On February 18, 2012 @ 10:29 am In Financial District,In the Magazine | No Comments
The Chamber’s Agenda
An action plan for growth in 2012
As we begin 2012, American business is “improving,” says Tom Donohue president and CEO of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
”But it is doing so weakly, slowly, and insufficiently to put our nation back to work,” he says. To lower unemployment, the U.S. economy has to grow much faster than it is today, he says. “Unfortunately, we think the economy will actually slow down in the early months of the year. We expect growth to average about 2.5 percent in the first half and then work its way back to about 3 percent by the end of the year.”
Ominously, a new chamber survey of small business members found more than 80 percent are “very concerned” about the prospect of new regulations, mandates and higher taxes, and these concerns have put the brakes on new hiring, he says.
“2012 must not be a wasted year simply because it is an election year. There’s no justifiable reason why it should be.”
– Tom Donohue
The chamber is putting forward its American Jobs and Growth Agenda, “to put people back to work without raising taxes or adding to the deficit.” Highlights include:
Rebuilding the Infrastructure
SAFETEA-LU expires again on March. If Congress doesn’t act, says Donohue, the Highway Trust Fund would be cut a minimum of 35 percent by this fall, putting thousands out of work. “And let me make this clear — every piece of infrastructure legislation should include reforms to speed up projects and encourage public-private partnerships and the use of private capital. In fact, by knocking down the barriers, we can unlock up to $250 billion in private capital for infrastructure. Leverage this with public investments, and we could create 1.9 million jobs over 10 years.”
Producing American Energy
“Our nation is on the cusp of an energy boom that is already creating hundreds of thousands of jobs, revitalizing entire communities and reinvigorating American manufacturing,” says Donohue. “Energy is a game changer for the United States,” he says. “With the right policies, the oil and natural gas industry could create more than 1 million jobs by 2018.”
Expanding Trade, Investment and Tourism
Ninety-five percent of the people we want to sell something to, live outside the United States. The chamber wants to see the completion of a Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) Agreement, and has proposed a new Transatlantic Economic and Trade Pact with the European Union. And, says Donohue, it’s time to get moving on additional free trade deals. “To do this and the TPP, Congress must renew Trade Promotion Authority. Every president should have it. The executive branch must be able to negotiate agreements that won’t be picked apart by Congress but, instead, be subject to an up or down vote.”
Advancing Regulatory and Legal Reform
“To grow our economy and create jobs, we need significant regulatory and legal reform,” says Donohue. “The regulatory avalanche confronting our job creators is unprecedented. The Labor Department has 100 rulemakings in the pipeline. Dodd-Frank requires 447 rules, 63 reports and 59 studies. The health care law established 159 new agencies, panels, commissions and regulatory bodies. EPA has some 200 regulations in the works. And the business community must contend with a National Labor Relations Board that is clearly tilted toward the unions. This adds up to a big drag on our economy.”
Donohue says the chamber will aggressively take on regulations that are costing jobs. “We will go to Congress. We will go to the courts. And we’ll go to the court of public opinion to explain how a regulatory system run amok is needlessly driving American jobs out of the country or out of existence. Let me be clear: The chamber supports necessary, sensible and forward-looking regulations.” Donohue says the chamber’s Institute for Legal Reform will continue to fight the expansion of excessive litigation, “that is sucking the vitality out of American businesses.” And, he says, the chamber wants to stop “the alarming rise” of third-party litigation financing where outside investors fund lawsuits in exchange for a share of the award or settlement.
Encouraging Innovation
“Innovation depends on a rational, efficient and globally-competitive tax system. If we want to keep industries here and attract new investors to our shores, we cannot continue to maintain one of the highest corporate tax rates in the world. We need to lower that rate as part of comprehensive tax reform that broadens the tax base, and reduces the costs and burdens of compliance.”
Promoting Fiscal Responsibility and Entitlement Reform
“We must rein in government spending, and bring deficits and debt under control,” says Donohue. “And we can’t do that without serious entitlement reform.”
Financial District
Posted By admin On February 18, 2012 @ 10:29 am In Financial District,In the Magazine | No Comments
The Chamber’s Agenda
An action plan for growth in 2012
As we begin 2012, American business is “improving,” says Tom Donohue president and CEO of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
”But it is doing so weakly, slowly, and insufficiently to put our nation back to work,” he says. To lower unemployment, the U.S. economy has to grow much faster than it is today, he says. “Unfortunately, we think the economy will actually slow down in the early months of the year. We expect growth to average about 2.5 percent in the first half and then work its way back to about 3 percent by the end of the year.”
Ominously, a new chamber survey of small business members found more than 80 percent are “very concerned” about the prospect of new regulations, mandates and higher taxes, and these concerns have put the brakes on new hiring, he says.
“2012 must not be a wasted year simply because it is an election year. There’s no justifiable reason why it should be.”
– Tom Donohue
The chamber is putting forward its American Jobs and Growth Agenda, “to put people back to work without raising taxes or adding to the deficit.” Highlights include:
Rebuilding the Infrastructure
SAFETEA-LU expires again on March. If Congress doesn’t act, says Donohue, the Highway Trust Fund would be cut a minimum of 35 percent by this fall, putting thousands out of work. “And let me make this clear — every piece of infrastructure legislation should include reforms to speed up projects and encourage public-private partnerships and the use of private capital. In fact, by knocking down the barriers, we can unlock up to $250 billion in private capital for infrastructure. Leverage this with public investments, and we could create 1.9 million jobs over 10 years.”
Producing American Energy
“Our nation is on the cusp of an energy boom that is already creating hundreds of thousands of jobs, revitalizing entire communities and reinvigorating American manufacturing,” says Donohue. “Energy is a game changer for the United States,” he says. “With the right policies, the oil and natural gas industry could create more than 1 million jobs by 2018.”
Expanding Trade, Investment and Tourism
Ninety-five percent of the people we want to sell something to, live outside the United States. The chamber wants to see the completion of a Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) Agreement, and has proposed a new Transatlantic Economic and Trade Pact with the European Union. And, says Donohue, it’s time to get moving on additional free trade deals. “To do this and the TPP, Congress must renew Trade Promotion Authority. Every president should have it. The executive branch must be able to negotiate agreements that won’t be picked apart by Congress but, instead, be subject to an up or down vote.”
Advancing Regulatory and Legal Reform
“To grow our economy and create jobs, we need significant regulatory and legal reform,” says Donohue. “The regulatory avalanche confronting our job creators is unprecedented. The Labor Department has 100 rulemakings in the pipeline. Dodd-Frank requires 447 rules, 63 reports and 59 studies. The health care law established 159 new agencies, panels, commissions and regulatory bodies. EPA has some 200 regulations in the works. And the business community must contend with a National Labor Relations Board that is clearly tilted toward the unions. This adds up to a big drag on our economy.”
Donohue says the chamber will aggressively take on regulations that are costing jobs. “We will go to Congress. We will go to the courts. And we’ll go to the court of public opinion to explain how a regulatory system run amok is needlessly driving American jobs out of the country or out of existence. Let me be clear: The chamber supports necessary, sensible and forward-looking regulations.” Donohue says the chamber’s Institute for Legal Reform will continue to fight the expansion of excessive litigation, “that is sucking the vitality out of American businesses.” And, he says, the chamber wants to stop “the alarming rise” of third-party litigation financing where outside investors fund lawsuits in exchange for a share of the award or settlement.
Encouraging Innovation
“Innovation depends on a rational, efficient and globally-competitive tax system. If we want to keep industries here and attract new investors to our shores, we cannot continue to maintain one of the highest corporate tax rates in the world. We need to lower that rate as part of comprehensive tax reform that broadens the tax base, and reduces the costs and burdens of compliance.”
Promoting Fiscal Responsibility and Entitlement Reform
“We must rein in government spending, and bring deficits and debt under control,” says Donohue. “And we can’t do that without serious entitlement reform.”
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The Chamber’s Agenda
An action plan for growth in 2012
As we begin 2012, American business is “improving,” says Tom Donohue president and CEO of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
”But it is doing so weakly, slowly, and insufficiently to put our nation back to work,” he says. To lower unemployment, the U.S. economy has to grow much faster than it is today, he says. “Unfortunately, we think the economy will actually slow down in the early months of the year. We expect growth to average about 2.5 percent in the first half and then work its way back to about 3 percent by the end of the year.”
Ominously, a new chamber survey of small business members found more than 80 percent are “very concerned” about the prospect of new regulations, mandates and higher taxes, and these concerns have put the brakes on new hiring, he says.
“2012 must not be a wasted year simply because it is an election year. There’s no justifiable reason why it should be.”
– Tom Donohue
The chamber is putting forward its American Jobs and Growth Agenda, “to put people back to work without raising taxes or adding to the deficit.” Highlights include:
Rebuilding the Infrastructure
SAFETEA-LU expires again on March. If Congress doesn’t act, says Donohue, the Highway Trust Fund would be cut a minimum of 35 percent by this fall, putting thousands out of work. “And let me make this clear — every piece of infrastructure legislation should include reforms to speed up projects and encourage public-private partnerships and the use of private capital. In fact, by knocking down the barriers, we can unlock up to $250 billion in private capital for infrastructure. Leverage this with public investments, and we could create 1.9 million jobs over 10 years.”
Producing American Energy
“Our nation is on the cusp of an energy boom that is already creating hundreds of thousands of jobs, revitalizing entire communities and reinvigorating American manufacturing,” says Donohue. “Energy is a game changer for the United States,” he says. “With the right policies, the oil and natural gas industry could create more than 1 million jobs by 2018.”
Expanding Trade, Investment and Tourism
Ninety-five percent of the people we want to sell something to, live outside the United States. The chamber wants to see the completion of a Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) Agreement, and has proposed a new Transatlantic Economic and Trade Pact with the European Union. And, says Donohue, it’s time to get moving on additional free trade deals. “To do this and the TPP, Congress must renew Trade Promotion Authority. Every president should have it. The executive branch must be able to negotiate agreements that won’t be picked apart by Congress but, instead, be subject to an up or down vote.”
Advancing Regulatory and Legal Reform
“To grow our economy and create jobs, we need significant regulatory and legal reform,” says Donohue. “The regulatory avalanche confronting our job creators is unprecedented. The Labor Department has 100 rulemakings in the pipeline. Dodd-Frank requires 447 rules, 63 reports and 59 studies. The health care law established 159 new agencies, panels, commissions and regulatory bodies. EPA has some 200 regulations in the works. And the business community must contend with a National Labor Relations Board that is clearly tilted toward the unions. This adds up to a big drag on our economy.”
Donohue says the chamber will aggressively take on regulations that are costing jobs. “We will go to Congress. We will go to the courts. And we’ll go to the court of public opinion to explain how a regulatory system run amok is needlessly driving American jobs out of the country or out of existence. Let me be clear: The chamber supports necessary, sensible and forward-looking regulations.” Donohue says the chamber’s Institute for Legal Reform will continue to fight the expansion of excessive litigation, “that is sucking the vitality out of American businesses.” And, he says, the chamber wants to stop “the alarming rise” of third-party litigation financing where outside investors fund lawsuits in exchange for a share of the award or settlement.
Encouraging Innovation
“Innovation depends on a rational, efficient and globally-competitive tax system. If we want to keep industries here and attract new investors to our shores, we cannot continue to maintain one of the highest corporate tax rates in the world. We need to lower that rate as part of comprehensive tax reform that broadens the tax base, and reduces the costs and burdens of compliance.”
Promoting Fiscal Responsibility and Entitlement Reform
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1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to an emergency fire and smoke safety kit for use in hotels, apartments, high rise buildings, factories, cruise ships, at home or when traveling.
2. Description of the Prior Art
U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,895,625; 1,149,025; 3,254,756; 1,699,937; 3,371,771; 4,231,118 were examined in the patent search. None contain the quantity or variety of emergency equipment. U.S. Pat. No. 3,371,771 was the closest but is considered elementary when compared to this kit. | {
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The E. coli genome is a circular duplex DNA molecule containing a single replication origin, oriC. DNA replication that starts at this site is initiated by the binding of DnaA protein to specific sequences termed DnaA boxes. A series of discrete events follow to establish the protein machinery at each replication fork for bidirectional replication fork movement. This process to produce two progeny DNA molecules is coordinated to cell growth and is regulated at the step of initiation of chromosomal DNA replication. The long term objectives of this research are to understand the process of initiation of E. coli chromosomal DNA replication at the biochemical level, and to determine how this process is regulated. Our recent results indicate that DnaA protein interacts directly with DnaB in its entry at oriC. Furthermore, DnaA protein plays an active role in the loading of DnaB onto the DNA. In the next funding period, we will pursue several aims to establish how an intermediate of the initiation process termed the prepriming complex is assembled and how these proteins interact. Specific aims are: i) to determine the stoichiometry of DnaA, DnaB and DnaC in the prepriming complex formed at oriC and to investigate possible mechanisms that control the entry of DnaB, ii) to identify where DnaB enters at oriC, iii) to identify specific amino acids of DnaA that are important for binding to DnaB, iv) to determine of the physical form of DnaB protein that interacts with DnaA protein, v) to identify the regions of DnaA protein involved in self-aggregation, vi) to identify and characterize other proteins that bind to DnaA protein as an affinity ligand, and vii) to identify amino acids of DnaC that are important for interaction with DnaB. These studies will provide further insight on the role of DnaA protein in the initiation process. Furthermore, the biochemical events in the initiation process in this model system may have similarities to the mechanism of initiation of chromosomal replication in other organisms. | {
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Prosensa Natural History Study (Pro DMD Study)
What is this study about?
This study is to:
Determine the muscle strength and function of subjects with (DMD) and its evolution with time
Assess the quality of life of DMD patients
Measure biomarkers (some proteins found in the blood and urine that may be linked to disease progression)
There is no medication being tested in this study
What do we do in this study?
During a study visit, patients are asked to:
Perform some muscle testing with a physical therapist to see how well they can:
Walk, run, jump, climb stairs
Move their arms, legs, hands, fingers
Breathe in a machine
Answer surveys about quality of life and how they think they can perform daily tasks
Provide blood and urine samples
Who can participate?
DMD patient with any type of mutation (exon deletion, du-plication, stop codon…)
Age range at enrolment: between 3 and 18 years
It is acceptable to take medications during the study. Only investigational drug products are excluded
If a drug study becomes available, patients will be able to leave the natural history study and move into the drug study
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Q:
Перевод уведомления «непонятна суть вопроса»
Привет! Я модератор дружественного сайта «Русский язык», пришедший на эту замечательную Мету с мирным предложением: программисты — особая каста, с собственными понятиями, со своим жаргоном и т. д., и т. п.
Так случилось, что нашим сайтам приходится пользоваться одним и тем же переводом. Из-за этого некоторые выражения, уместные в среде программистов, выглядят вычурно для простых людей-непрограммистов. Один из показательных примеров — текст уведомления, прикрепляемого к вопросу при закрытии по причине «непонятна суть вопроса». В нем содержатся:
словосочетание «воспроизводить проблему» («как её воспроизвести»), носящее специальный характер, и
неуместные для вопросов по русскому языку «что вы хотите получить в результате» и «приведите пример кода».
Поскольку здесь куда больше переводчиков, чем на Мете РЯ, предлагаю найти компромисс.
Полные тексты:
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to
highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s
hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to
Ask page for help clarifying
this question.
Постарайтесь писать более развернутые вопросы. Для получения ответа
поясните, в чём именно вы видите проблему, как её воспроизвести, что
вы хотите получить в результате и т. д. Приведите пример кода.
A:
Мне кажется, что правильное решение проблемы — это завести разные переводы для разных сайтов. Разумеется, «воспроизводить проблему» нужно программистам, т. к. наш подсайт и создан для вопросов в формате «проблема — решение».
Я не знаю, как именно решают вопрос другие сайты, ведь у нас много разных сайтов и на английском языке. Возможно, имеет смысл позаимствовать решение оттуда.
Возможно, предложенное решение — долгосрочное, и в короткие сроки не реализуемо. Тем не менее, имеет смысл иметь разные переводы и, возможно, разные наборы причин закрытия. Пример: «Проблема вызвана опечаткой в исходном коде автора вопроса» — причина закрытия, очевидно, релевантная только для программистов.
Обновление: Николас сообщил в чате, что англоязычные сайты используют одну и ту же формулировку. Так что к сожалению это решение не будет реализовано в ближайшем будущем. Так что всё же нужно придумывать формулировку, подходящую всем сайтам.
A:
Думаю, что нам не нужно держаться за формулировки «приведите пример кода» и «воспроизведение проблемы». Как недавно обсуждалось, не в каждом вопросе должен быть пример кода. Много отличных вопросов можно задать без единой строчки кода.
Если вопросу не хватает именно кода для воспроизведения проблемы, то нужно использовать другую причину закрытия: MCVE (минимальный достаточный пример, воспроизводящий проблему).
Если вопросу не хватает смысла или формулировки желаемого результата, то нужно использовать причину «непонятна суть вопроса». Но тогда в ней не должно быть требования кода!
Выводы:
Отсутствие возможности написать уникальный для каждого сайта текст в данной причине не является проблемой.
Проблема в том, что вместо MVCE мы пытаемся использовать другую причину, для этого не предназначенную.
Решение: давайте использовать обе причины: «непонятно, что вы спрашиваете» и MCVE — по назначению.
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A liquid crystal display device has been widely used in a TV, a monitor for personal computers, and the like, because it is a display device with low power consumption and it can be reduced in weight and thickness. However, according to the liquid crystal display device, light polarization is generally controlled by a tilt angle of a liquid molecule in accordance with an applied voltage, and therefore the light transmittance depends on a viewing angle. Therefore, in the liquid crystal display device, a contrast ratio is reduced and gradation reversal at the time of intermediate scale display, and the like, are caused, depending on the viewing angle. Accordingly, such a common liquid crystal display device has room for improvement in that the viewing angle characteristics are insufficient.
An alignment division technique in which alignment and tilt directions of liquid crystal molecules are divided into two or more regions in one pixel has been developed. According to this technique, if a voltage is applied to a liquid crystal layer, the liquid crystal molecules are tilted in different directions in the pixel, thereby improving the viewing angle characteristics of the liquid crystal display device. The respective regions which differ in the alignment azimuth of the liquid crystal molecules are each referred to as a domain. The alignment division is also referred to as multi-domain.
With regard to the liquid crystal mode where the alignment division is performed, examples of horizontal alignment mode include multi-domain twist nematic (TN) mode, multi-domain electrically controlled birefringence (ECB) mode, and multi-domain optically compensated birefringence (OCB) mode. In addition, multi-domain vertical alignment (MVA) mode, patterned vertical alignment (PVA) mode, and the like are mentioned as a vertical alignment mode. Various modifications have been made to further improve the viewing angle in the liquid crystal display devices in various modes.
A rubbing method, a photo alignment method, and the like, may be mentioned as such an alignment division method. With regard to the rubbing method, an alignment division method of separating a rubbing region from a non-rubbing region by patterning a resist has been proposed. However, according to such a rubbing method, an alignment film surface is provided with an alignment treatment by being rubbed with a cloth wound on a roller, which causes the following defects: damage on switching elements by a fiber of the cloth, dusts such as rubbed scraps, or static electricity; characteristic shift; and characteristic deterioration. In such a point, the rubbing method still has room for improvement.
In contrast, the photo alignment method is an alignment method in which a photo alignment film is used as a material for the alignment film, and the photo alignment film is irradiated with a light beam such as UV, thereby being provided with an alignment regulating force. Accordingly, the alignment film can be provided with the alignment treatment in a contactless manner. Therefore, generation of soils, dusts, and the like during the alignment treatment can be suppressed. In addition, use of a photomask at the time of exposure makes it possible to irradiate the alignment film with a light beam under conditions which vary depending on a region in the alignment film surface. As a result, domains having a desired design can be easily formed.
As a conventional alignment division method using the photo alignment method, the following method may be mentioned if one pixel is divided into two domains. A method in which a half region of the pixel is subjected with the first exposure using a photomask including a transmissive part and a shielding part corresponding to each pixel, and then the photomask is shifted by about a half-pitch, and then the rest region of the pixel is subjected to the second exposure under conditions different from those in the first exposure. According to such a photo alignment method, each pixel can be easily divided into two or more domains using the photomask. For example, the Patent Document 1 discloses a technology of VAECB (vertical alignment ECB) mode in which an alignment treatment is performed by the photo alignment method.
In addition, an increase in size, particularly in the liquid crystal display device, has rapidly proceeded recently. Liquid crystal TVs in 40 to 60-inch model have rapidly developed, although plasma TVs conventionally accounted for the greatest share of the devices in such a size. However, it is very difficult to perform the alignment division in such a 60-inch liquid crystal display device by the above-mentioned conventional photo alignment method. The reason is given below. An exposure device which can be installed in a factory is limited, and therefore it is realistically impossible to install an exposure device capable of completing exposure for the 60-inch substrate by one exposure. That is why it is impossible to complete exposure for the entire surface of the 60-inch substrate by one exposure. Accordingly, the exposure for the substrate needs to be completed through several exposures, when a large liquid crystal display device is subjected to the alignment division. Further, also if the alignment division treatment is performed for a relatively small liquid crystal display device in 20-inch model by the photo alignment method, the exposure for the substrate might need to be completed through several exposures in the case where the size of the exposure device needs to be decreased as much as possible. However, if the exposure for the substrate is completed through several exposures and thereby a liquid crystal display device is prepared, a joint line between the exposure regions is clearly observed on the display screen.
Accordingly, if the liquid crystal display device is subjected to the alignment division by completing the exposure for the substrate through several exposures, there is still room for improvement in that generation of the joint line on the display screen is suppressed and the yield is improved.
[Patent Document 1]
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Once More into the Bleach
Once More into the Bleach is a remix album released in December 1988 by the band Blondie and Debbie Harry. The 13-track compilation contains remixes of Blondie songs and material from Debbie Harry's solo career.
Overview
The title of the album is a pun on a line from Henry V, a history play by William Shakespeare, "once more unto the breach", with a nod to hair bleach.
The album was issued as a double vinyl, double cassette album, and on CD. On the US edition of the album track five "Rapture" (Bonus Beats) is replaced with the original version of "Atomic" from the album Eat to the Beat.
Once More into the Bleach spun off two single releases: "Denis", a remix by Dancin' Danny D which is the first official Blondie remix single (also known as "Denis '88") and "Call Me", a remix by Ben Liebrand. The singles reached #50 and #61 in the UK respectively. The Shep Pettibone remix of "Heart of Glass" had a limited release as a single in several territories.
Track listing
Personnel
Richard Gottehrer - producer ("Denis")
Mike Chapman - producer ("Heart of Glass", "Rapture", "The Tide Is High" and "Sunday Girl")
Giorgio Moroder - producer ("Call Me" and "Rush Rush")
Bernard Edwards - producer ("The Jam Was Moving" and "Backfired")
Nile Rodgers - producer ("The Jam Was Moving" and "Backfired")
Seth Justman - producer ("In Love with Love" and "French Kissin' in the USA")
John Benitez - producer ("Feel the Spin")
Chart positions
References
Once More Into The Bleach
Category:Albums produced by Nile Rodgers
Category:Albums produced by Bernard Edwards
Category:Albums produced by Richard Gottehrer
Category:Albums produced by Mike Chapman
Once More Into The Bleach
Once More Into The Bleach
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The Koch and Tea (Republican) Party
The Bigger PicturePublished on November 1st 2011 in Metro Éireann By Charles Laffiteau
On November 6th 2012, exactly fifty three weeks from today, Americans will troop to the polls to cast their ballots in an extremely important Presidential and Congressional General election. While all elections involving the selection of America’s next president are usually considered vital for the future of the United States, in 2012 America truly stands at a crossroads because American voters will not only be choosing who the next President will be, they will also be making a decision about what they want their government to be. After surveying the field of Republican Presidential candidates and their respective positions on a range of domestic as well as foreign policy issues, it is very apparent that regardless of who eventually emerges as the Republican nominee for President, Americans will still have a clear choice between either voting to elect a backward looking Republican Presidential candidate backed by an assortment of right wing political ideologues, or voting to re-elect a more forward looking Democratic President with a centrist legislative agenda.But what makes the 2012 election even more significant, is what the American voters’ choices will say about what they believe our government’s role should be in stimulating the economy as well as its role in providing for and protecting the needs of American citizens. That is because the positions of the Republican presidential candidates reflect the narrow interests of Tea Party activists, evangelical Christians and other special interest groups. The Tea Party minions claim that the solution for America’s economic ills is to eliminate the federal budget deficit by cutting government spending but they also refuse to countenance tax increases of any kind. However, most of the anti-tax Tea Partiers also don’t want to see any cuts in their Social Security and Medicare benefits, which together account for roughly 50% of government spending. Furthermore, a majority of them also don’t want to see any cuts in America’s defense spending which comprises another 25% of the budget. The fact that no reputable economists agree with the Tea Party activists’ contention that America can eliminate its budget deficit by cutting government spending in other areas and without raising taxes is beside the point. Tea Partiers are wedded to their angry fantasy that federal government spending is the problem and cutting both spending and taxes is the solution. As a result, rather than risk the ire of these anti-tax extremists, all of the Republican presidential candidates have now adopted the Tea Party’s hard line stance and none of them will even agree to a compromise such as $1 in tax increases for every $9 in spending cuts.But all of the Republican candidates must also appease socially conservative white evangelical Christians, many of whom were hoping Sarah Palin would run for President. Given their equally rigid anti-abortion, anti-gay marriage and anti-immigration positions, it should come as no surprise that many of these so called “Christian Values” voters are also supporters of the rigidly anti-tax, anti-government spending Tea Party movement. However, something the Tea Party and evangelical Christian movements don’t like to acknowledge is the extent to which they both rely on support and funding from corporate special interest groups to spread their antagonistic and ideologically extreme message. Fox News supports them with in kind donations of media publicity and Rupert Murdoch then reaps profits from advertisers using Fox employees like Sarah Palin and Glenn Beck to hawk gold and books that are aimed at this segment of the American public.But the ultimate symbol of right wing hypocrisy is the billionaire Koch brothers funding and sponsorship of groups such as Americans for Prosperity and Freedom Works that also train Tea Party activists and provide funding for the Republican candidates they support. These organizations support the Koch brothers’ opposition to an extension of unemployment benefits and federal regulation of the oil, finance, food and drug industries, but then ignore the fact that the Koch brothers’ companies also head the list of America’s biggest corporate beneficiaries of federal tax breaks for the oil and agriculture industries. I will discuss the effect they have had on the field of Republican presidential candidates in my next column.
For columns prior to April 26 2009 go to http://www.republicanpoliticsamericanstyle.blogspot.com/
International Relations and Public Policy Research Scholar, University Lecturer and International Journalist with over 8 years of international relations and public policy research papers & conference presentations and over 18 years of experience as a global sales, marketing and program management executive. In addition to my International Relations and Public Policy research, since October of 2006 I have also been the author of a bi-weekly newspaper column "The Bigger Picture" for the Metro Eireann newspaper in Dublin Ireland. Some of these columns can be accessed at my newspaper at: http://metroeireann.com/authors/republican-polithics,3
I was the Chairperson of Dublin City University Amnesty International Chapter
I also appeared periodically on RTE Radio 1's Today with Pat Kenny show providing commentary on US politics and RTE 1's "Questions and Answers" current affairs TV show between 2006 and 2011. | {
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Sewickley Manor
Sewickley Manor, also known as the Pollins Farmstead, is a historic home and farm located in Mount Pleasant Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania. The house was built about 1852, and is a two-story, brick dwelling with a two-story frame addition in the Greek Revival style. The farmstead includes the following contributing outbuildings: Smoke house (c. 1790s), spring house (c. 1850s), chicken coop (c. 1880s), machinery shed (c. 1880s), wagon shed (c. 1880s), outbuilding (c. 1880s), pig pen (c. 1880s), barn (1849), tenant house (before 1900), and sheep shed (c. 1880s).
It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1983.
References
Category:Farms on the National Register of Historic Places in Pennsylvania
Category:Greek Revival houses in Pennsylvania
Category:Houses completed in 1852
Category:Houses in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania
Category:Farms in Pennsylvania
Category:National Register of Historic Places in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania
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Japanese Patent Application First Publication No. 2004-156508 discloses a valve timing control apparatus for an internal combustion engine including a timing sprocket to which a rotational force is input from an engine crankshaft, a camshaft supported so as to be rotatable with respect to the timing sprocket within a predetermined angular range, a sleeve connected to the camshaft, and a rotational phase adjusting mechanism for adjusting a relative rotational phase between the timing sprocket and the camshaft which is disposed between the timing sprocket and the sleeve.
The rotational phase control mechanism includes a radial guide window formed in the timing sprocket, a spiral guide (a spiral groove) formed in a disk plate, a link member having one end portion rotatably disposed on the sleeve and the other end portion radially moveably disposed in the radial guide, an engagement portion disposed on the other end portion of the link member and engaged at a distal end thereof with the spiral guide, and a hysteresis brake that applies a braking force to the disk plate depending on the engine operating condition.
An electromagnetic braking force is applied to the disk plate through a hysteresis material by energizing an electromagnetic coil of the hysteresis brake. Owing to the electromagnetic braking force, the engagement portion is radially moved along the radial guide window and slided along the spiral guide to thereby cause relative rotation of the timing sprocket and the sleeve (the camshaft) within a predetermined range of angle and variably control opening and closing timings of the intake valve in accordance with the engine operating condition. | {
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WSJT-X v1.6 released
WSJT-X v1.6 features several new addtions including modes such as WSPR, JT4 (submodes A-G), JT65B and JT65C, and Echo, in addition to the existing JT65A and JT9 modes.
If you install WSJT-X, make sure to also install the optional KVASD module which provides enhanced decoding for weaker signals. The install file is included in the WSJT-X download, but can’t be packaged in the WSJT-X application due to licensing constraints.
John (G4KLA) has written an excellent ReadMe file with complete instructions on how to install and setup WSJT-X on OS X. The ReadMe file is included in the WSJT-X dmg file.
WSTJ-X v1.6 is a free download and is available from the WSJT-X website here.
With the release of v1.6, development is fully underway on WSJT-X v1.7. Version 1.7 will include not only JTMSK and other meteor and ionospheric scatter modes, but it will also include a new enhanced JT65 decoder that is “especially advantageous when used in crowded HF bands.” Furthermore, starting with v1.7, WSJT-X will no longer use the closed-source KVASM algorithm decode module; instead replacing it with an improved open source module.
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Hi all!
This morning i posted the below message on the Apple forums. I guess i'd post it here as well, maybe someone can shine a light.
Thanks in advance,
Ton EA3HOE.
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I am a HAM and i am using my Early 2015 MBP for data communications. I seem to have a problem where the USB ports are not able to handle the traffic...
Today I downloaded the application WSJT-X so I could run it on my iMAC in the Ham-Shack. That computer is running 10. 11.6 El Capitan. Just when I thought I had done everything according to the prompts, I received a panel that says, "Unable to create shared memory segment." Probably a good answer if your a code-jockey but I have...
Was just using v1.8 last night fine, today when I go to try and use, WSJT-X tells me it can't connect to radio on my Mac, and when i try to go and make sure all the settings are right & test the CAT connection, the program just crashes. I've tried reinstalling the program, no dice. Switched to my Windows...
Am trying to get FT-8 working via my Kenwood TS-590SG, with a USB connection to my mid-2015 MacBook Pro. I've got WSJTX configured so CAT control works fine and the Test PTT button under the 'Radio' tab in preferences will reliably key the radio (the radio relay audibly trips and the red light on the front panel of the...
I run Fldigi on Linux and Windoz platforms without any problems. I have tried it on my Macbook Pro (vintage 2008) running Mavericks (OSX 10.9.5) and observe that the application crashes very frequently on transmitting. I am using the version 3.23.19 in combinaton with the flrig version 1.3.30. Newer versions do not alleviate the problem....
Is there a Mac USB driver for the 7300? I can not get my rig control working in FLdigi. I have it decoding, but thats it. No transmit, no communication with the rig. In the pull down menus I do not see USB as a way to communicate with the rig for rig control.
Thanks,
Jim...
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# Copyright (c) 1995-2000 ???
#
# Author: Sandro Wefel <wefel@informatik.uni-halle.de>
#
# Put it in /etc/rc2.d/ or /etc/rc3.d depending on runlevel
#
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case "$1" in
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Ex-Eastern York coach Heiser lands new job
If you attend local high school girls' basketball games this winter, you may see a familiar face in the stands from time to time.
But former Eastern York girls' basketball coach Bob Heiser isn't there for just sheer enjoyment, and he isn't there to scout for his old school, either.
Heiser, who led the Golden Knights through 12 highly successful seasons, is back in the coaching ranks. Only this time, it's at a higher level with the Penn State York women's program.
Heiser accepted a position as assistant coach and head recruiter for the Lady Lions back in September. He'll work aside current head coach Terri Van Slyke, who also happens to work in the PSY admissions department.
What happens next year is anyone's guess. He could be back again as an assistant or he could do something more.
Either way, Heiser is happy trying to replicate the success that the Penn State York men's team has achieved under former West York and Red Lion boys' basketball coach Parrish Petry.
The PSY women currently sit at 2-7, while the PSY men are 10-2.
We caught up with Heiser to discuss his new endeavor for this edition of Sports Q&A.
So it appears you haven't really "retired" from coaching. How did you manage to get involved with the women's program at Penn State York?
"Well I was actually (looking) for some part-time work to do during the winter, so I knew the assistant AD, Don Walker, at Penn State York. I sent him an email to see if he knew of anything for me and he got back to me the very same day and said they did have an opportunity. They had hired a young gal (Terri Van Slyke) in admissions to be the head coach this year. I guess they had a fellow lined up, but it didn't work out for them, so she was going to be an assistant and they made her the head coach. So he said they had an assistant coaching job and a recruiting job for me if I wanted to take it on. So I'm an assistant coach and I'm basically trying to recruit players for next year."
When did this happen?
"It was September or early October. It was about two weeks before college practice started."
Is the recruiting aspect something that you were looking for ward to?
"I thought to myself that I sure plan to go out and watch a lot of high school basketball games anyway. Now, as I go watch them, I can talk to kids. I just didn't realize that I would be traveling so far. In fact, this past week I traveled to Maryland three times to go talk to kids. It was just across the border, but it was still a little bit more travel than I thought. But it's a good opportunity. I'm still technically getting the year off, because she's the head coach and I'm not. You have so much more duties as the head coach than you do as an assistant. So it's perfect for me to just be an assistant and recruit.
So how do you like it so far?
"I'm having fun and I've talked to a lot of my former peers and coaches and the kids on the teams when I watch games. I talk to the seniors, but it's kind of tough sometimes because the better players have been looking at Division III schools for quite a while and I don't have offers to go play Division III ball."
So what level is Penn State York then?
"It's the USCAA (United States Collegiate Athletics Association). We're in the PSUAC (Penn State University Athletics Conference), which is a league with other Penn State campuses around the state."
With your experi ence in high school as a coach, how does that help with recruiting players and knowing what to look for?
"Well this year is helpful because I know all the coaches and I know a lot of the girls by first name. They come up to me after games and I talk with them. And the coaches have been very receptive. They've talked to me before the games and tell me players that are seniors. They have a good idea of what players are not already signed up with somebody already. And being a coach all those years and scouting games, it helps because now, instead of going out and looking for schemes and what kind of defenses, I'm actually looking at players and skill levels and fundamentals ... those kinds of things. I think that experience helps me to foresee if they can help us out as a player."
So what's your sales pitch been like?
"(Laughs). Well ... we don't have a real strong position because we're not NCAA Division III. My sales pitch actually is geared more toward the parents than toward the kids. What we can do is provide a real inexpensive, at least the first two years, of their education. They can stay home and save the room and board money, which is quite substantial. Penn State's tuition is very low compared to a number of the private schools out there. That's what we try to talk to them about. There's eight majors that they can take over four years at Penn State York, but most of our kids go two years and then move on to (State College) or somewhere else to get their final two years. So that's about the best sales pitch that I have ... that we can save the parents a lot of money. When you talk to the kids ... that don't mean a lot. (Laughs)."
So what's your future outlook? Do you know what you'll be doing next year? Any expectations?
"Well nothing public. My objective now is to try to make the team better so we can compete and be more competitive in our conference. That's what they expect out of me. As far as next year, we'll have to see what we can do. I know that when they hired (Parrish) Petry five years ago or so, it was the same deal. He was coming out of Red Lion and they asked him to try to build the team and he's done a nice job. Our men's team is very competitive. They have a heck of a team there again. So that's what they were kind of hoping they do (with me)."
What are the big dif ferences between coaching at the collegi ate level as opposed to high school?
"Well, the kids are more mature. They listen and it doesn't take as many repetitions. Lots of times at the high school level, if you want to change something or put something new in, you just have to do a lot of repetitions in practice. The kids (here) seem to catch on a lot quicker. The other big thing is the shot clock. In high school I was always an advocate of just hanging on to the ball a little longer and taking some time off the clock, but in women's basketball at the college level it's just a 30-second shot clock. You can hold on to the ball for a little bit, but you have to be prepared to get the offense rolling. But in many respects, a lot of the things we do are very similar to what we do at the high school level."
Has anyone on the current PSY women's team surprised you from what you did or didn't know about them in the past?
"(Delone Catholic grad) Courtney Riggs. We played against her for her complete career and she has matured tremendously. She's a solid player for us. She rebounds and she can handle the basketball. She does a little bit of everything for us. She's very determined. I think her maturity, and she'll be a senior next year, she's been a real nice surprise. Then we have Lauren Riggleman from Susquehannock. I probably didn't coach against Lauren too many times because we didn't play Susquehannock a lot way back when Lauren played, but she's just a tremendous player. She's quite speedy and she's a little bit like Courtney in that she does a little bit of everything. She's not very tall, so she doesn't attack the boards like Courtney, but she's definitely the team leader when it comes to offense. She can put the basketball in the basket. So those two players, and both of them scored 30 points in our last game." | {
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The 14th Philippine Computing Science Congress (PCSC 2014) is organized by the Computing Society of the Philippines to enable local and neighboring computing educators, researchers, ICT professionals, and students to interact and to share their work in computing, computer science, computational science, and information and communications technology (ICT).
The conference features special lectures by prominent researchers and educators and contributed papers in ICT, computing, computer science, computational science, and related disciplines.
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There is a problem with me that the icons is not showing in the browser.
I can not able to find out that my browser doesn't have the Fontawesome font but even not showing when Internet is connected Please anyone can help me for this.
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As I learn more about the shooter, even through my anger, I can feel compassion for him.
How? Why?
Because he’s a screwed up kid who had a shitty life who clearly never had the love he needed to be nurtured and whole. And who, in that void, filled his life with destructive things.
So let’s talk about white culture … and how it throws children away.
Let’s talk about how heterosexual marriages of one man and one woman aren’t some utopian panacea of ideal parenting.
Let’s talk about the lack of family counseling, the lack of human knowledge and understanding of human psychology, the lack of healthy communication and relationship development.
I’ve asked myself, “who am I angry with?”
And it’s us. I’m mad at us. I’m angry that in 2015, with all that we know and all that we have — the vast resources available to us as a country — we still can’t get our shit together to have a better society than we do.
And I’m angry with people who don’t get it, people who don’t understand, who can’t see the big picture, and who return to their self-protective ego defenses of denying, defending, deflecting, minimizing and rationalizing in matters such as these.
If you don’t understand racism — don’t act like it doesn’t exist.
If you don’t understand human psychology – don’t act like it doesn’t exist.
If you don’t understand why we’re so upset “this time” — you haven’t been paying attention to the cumulative effect of all the other times.
As mothers, we are sick to death of these acts of violence. And this mother refuses to raise her children in this type of unhealthy society.
Christy Caine, head admin and primary commenter/responder on the Unfundamentalist Christians Facebook page, is a writer, advocate, and mom of boys. She is interested in justice, compassion, and where the worlds of faith and politics collide. She blogs at Leap of Fate, and is currently writing a spiritual memoir. | {
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In the aftermath of the Parkland school shooting, corporate America has tripped over itself in a rush to cut ties with the National Rifle Association. Now, it’s finding that it has alienated Middle America.
These companies should blame themselves, not the NRA, for getting wedged between a rock and hard place.
The corporate boardrooms that carried water for the left’s agenda during the Obama years fed the “politicize everything” culture, and as a result, consumers have become remarkably savvy as to where brands align on hot-button issues. That’s not good news for companies.
A Morning Consult survey found that net favorability ratings decreased across the board for companies like Enterprise Rent-A-Car and MetLife after respondents learned these brands discontinued relationships with the NRA. Enterprise, which also owns National Car Rental and Alamo, received a net favorability decrease from plus 49 percent to plus 25 percent among all adults.
This should come as no surprise, as the survey also found more adults have a favorable opinion of the NRA than unfavorable, and most support the Second Amendment by a wide margin (69 percent to 17 percent).
These declines in net favorability suggest that alignment with the markedly anti-Second Amendment #BoycottNRA movement places these companies at odds with the overall opinions of consumers on the gun issue.
Delta Air Lines signaled this conundrum by releasing a statement affirming the company’s support for the Second Amendment and explaining the decision to end its partnership with the NRA, saying, “Out of respect for our customers and employees on both sides, Delta has taken this action to refrain from entering this debate and focus on its business.”
But Delta has not always striven for neutrality on matters of public policy and issue advocacy.
In 2016, Delta joined the Georgia Prospers business coalition in opposition to H.B. 757, Georgia’s “Pastors Protection Act,” which would have strengthened First Amendment protections for clergy who declined to perform same-sex marriage ceremonies. Georgia Prospers successfully rallied the business community to influence Republican Gov. Nathan Deal to veto the legislation.
Advocacy against religious liberty protections in recent years is not unique to Delta. Liberal LGBT activists, such as the Human Rights Campaign and alliances similar to Georgia Prospers, have been effective at galvanizing corporate support for sexual orientation and gender identity laws.
The result is that brands like Target have now become synonymous with “transgender bathrooms,” while a hyper-aware public watches the overall consumer market for any evidence of politicization.
The public’s opinion of companies has now been firmly politicized. Corporate America cannot return to “neutral” unless it is truly committed to neutrality on all the issues.
This is a problem, because corporate America’s advocacy contributions run deep. For example, despite recently ending its relationship with the NRA, United Airlines remains a financial supporter of abortion giant Planned Parenthood. Enterprise also contributes to pro-abortion organizations like the YWCA; Girls, Inc.; and Susan G. Komen.
In effect, these companies are enabling an industry that destroys over 900,000 lives every year. By comparison, rifles—including “assault style” rifles, as they are misleadingly called—were involved in only 374 homicides in 2016. Progressives give these companies a pass on the abortion issue, despite the death toll.
But even aside from the death toll, the problem is that these companies hypocritically claim to be neutral in the political realm, while consistently backing left-wing causes. This duplicity underscores why it is imperative for corporate America to distance itself from liberal activists.
As much as companies wish to remain in the left’s good graces, they can never do enough. Past donations and direct advocacy efforts have done little to insulate them from the left’s selective outrage machine.
By caving to the #BoycottNRA movement, Enterprise, Delta, United, and the rest have aligned themselves with an agenda that actively aims to demonize guns and gun owners. This is hardly neutrality.
These corporations have now alienated 5 million NRA members and millions of other gun owners in order to placate the left. That decision could have lasting consequences for their brands. | {
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That being the case, I'd ask that David confirm that he's OK with this course of action and that we (the litigators) don't need to be doing anything in connection with this at this time.
-----Original Message-----
From: Carter, Tracy
Sent: Friday, October 26, 2001 12:29 PM
To: Brownfeld, Gail
Cc: Sanders, Richard B.; Kisluk, Eileen; Lund, David; Vote, Robert; Cole, Rob
Subject: RE: service of process/ Keiffer Request for Insurance Info
Gail,
Eileen is out of the office today; however, I have confirmed that Rob Cole of Corporate Risk Management is handling this matter directly with the insurance carrier, Travelers. Risk Management is not, at this time, retaining the Litigation Unit to assist with the claim. It is my understanding that an acknowledgement letter has been sent in response to the Keiffer letter and Rob Cole is working with NEPCO's safety director, Tony Blair-Softich, to obtain additional necessary information.
Please let us know if we can be of further assistance.
Tracy L. Carter
Senior Legal Assistant
Enron Litigation Unit
713-853-4899
tracy.carter@enron.com
-----Original Message-----
From: Brownfeld, Gail
Sent: Friday, October 26, 2001 11:31 AM
To: Kisluk, Eileen; Lund, David
Cc: Sanders, Richard B.
Subject: RE: service of process/ Keiffer Request for Insurance Info
Eileen,
I have reviewed the letter and, to the extent that this involves a personal injury/insurance issue, It sounds like it falls within your area of responsibility. Please confirm that this is correct and that your group will work with David and the folks at NEPCO to sort out what needs to be done to respond. It may be that the subject coverage is with NEPCO and there won't be much if anything for you to do.
David, please confirm that you have received the referenced letter, let me know whether you have information about this fellow sufficient to identify the insurance information requested, and also let me know if I can do anything to assist.
Thanks.
-----Original Message-----
From: Sanders, Richard B.
Sent: Friday, October 26, 2001 8:39 AM
To: Brownfeld, Gail; Kisluk, Eileen; Lund, David
Subject: FW: service of process
I have forwarded a copy of this letter to each of you.It involves a wrongful death claim. Gail-- please coordinate.
-----Original Message-----
From: Stephens, Becky
Sent: Tuesday, October 23, 2001 4:10 PM
To: Sanders, Richard B.
Cc: Guinn, Linda R.; Vote, Robert; Robichaux, Lisa
Subject: service of process
The following original documents, received today, have been forwarded for your immediate attention:
Dennis Floyd Keiffer - DOL: 2/22/01. LETTER DATED 10/16/01 RE UNDERINSURED MOTORIST CLAIM to Enron Corp. (NEPCO employee per Rob Cole) by regular mail on 10/22/01.
PLEASE ADVISE IF NOT RECEIVED WITHIN 1 BUSINESS DAY.
Thank you !!
Becky A. Stephens
Support Services Coordinator
Enron Litigation Unit, EB4809
713/853-5025
713/853-6576 (fax)
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Swift: How to make Push Notification open to specific tab on tab bar controller
I have an iOS 8 app written using swift.
My app has a tab bar controller with 4 tabs , one of which is the "Notifications" tab.
I am using Parse to send push notifications. When the user opens a push notification from the Home/Lock screen I want it to open to the "Notifications" tab
I haven't been able to find any tutorials or questions in swift to help here. Can someone explain how to accomplish this?
I have this in my AppDelegate but It didnt work:
func application(application: UIApplication, didReceiveRemoteNotification userInfo: [NSObject : AnyObject]) {
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A:
Changing the selected index doesn't automatically change the displayed view controller. Use the selectedViewController: method instead. This will update the selected index on the tab bar as well. See Apple Docs.
Example:
tab.selectedViewController = tab.viewControllers[1]
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I actually don’t think I’ve ever been to Outback Steakhouse — in spite of my father’s ringing endorsement. Seriously, he loves that joint. Probably because the rise of the Outback on the corner coincided with my move to New York, so I missed the Australian revolution. But when my husband and I were discussing fun things to make gluten-free last night, I said, “How about a Bloomin’ Onion?!” in a really crazy accent. Thus, this situation. I made a gluten-free bloomin’ onion.
So the hard part about making a bloomin’ onion is cutting it up properly and making it bloom. The batter is your basic flour and spice mix, and I used that amazing Better Batter seasoned gluten-free flour and just added a smidge of spices on top to make it freaking delicious. The dipping sauce apparently is crucial in this treat and it was also very WT — what with the mayo and ketchup combo. Yet, I found myself digging it. And it was super easy to whip up.
Before you start following the instructions from the recipe below, I want to show you some examples of onion cutting. Here’s the slicing it 3/4 part:
I did not turn it 90 degrees, but if your math skillz are more badass than my own, please follow the instructions to a t. Otherwise, cut 1/2 to 1 inch off each end, remove the papery outside, remove the core, then slice downward about 3/4 of the way, and then spread those onion wings like so:
Or even more so, as mine clumped a little bit. But I was scared to break it, or something, so I wasn’t as aggressive with that onion as perhaps I should have been. We all have regrets.
But I don’t regret frying the crap out of this thing and serving it up. My husband actually said, “This is the best thing you have made — ever.” But you should keep in mind that this is a guy who thinks salad is a meal and tries to be healthy and stuff. If you give him fried food, he’ll do anything for you. ANYTHING. Needless to say, I won’t be picking dog poop up out of the backyard this week.
But yeah, it was rad. You can do it too:
Gluten-Free Bloomin’ Onion
adapted from All Recipes
Prep time: 15 minutes Cook time: 10 minutes
Ingredients
Dipping Sauce:
1/2 cup mayonnaise
1 tablespoon ketchup
2 tablespoons cream-style horseradish sauce
1/3 teaspoon paprika
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/8 teaspoon dried oregano
1 pinch ground black pepper
1/3 teaspoon cayenne pepper
Blooming Onion:
1 egg
1 cup milk
1 cup all-purpose gluten-free flour, or for deliciousness use Better Batter Seasoned gluten-free flour
1 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon cayenne pepper
1 teaspoon paprika
1/2 teaspoon ground black pepper
1/3 teaspoon dried oregano
1/8 teaspoon dried thyme
1/8 teaspoon ground cumin
1 large sweet onion
Vegetable oil for frying
1. To make sauce: In a medium bowl, combine mayonnaise, ketchup, horseradish, 1/3 teaspoon paprika, 1/4 teaspoon salt, 1/8 teaspoon oregano, a dash ground black pepper and cayenne pepper; mix well. Keep sauce covered in refrigerator until needed.
2. Onto the batter: In a medium bowl, beat egg and add milk. In a separate bowl, combine gf flour, salt, cayenne pepper, paprika, ground black pepper, oregano, thyme and cumin; mix.
3. To slice onion: slice 1 inch off of the top and bottom of the onion and remove the papery skin. Use a thin knife to cut a 1 inch diameter core out of the middle of the onion. Now use a very sharp, large knife to slice the onion several times down the center to create ‘petals’: First slice through the center of the onion to about three-fourths of the way down. Turn the onion 90 degrees and slice it again in an X across the first slice. Keep slicing the sections in half, very carefully until the onion has been cut 16 times. Do not cut down to the bottom of the onion. (The last 8 slices will be difficult, be careful).
4. Spread the ‘petals’ of the onion apart. To help keep them separate you could plunge the onion into boiling water for 1 minute and then into cold water.
5. Dip the onion into the milk mixture and then coat it liberally with the flour mixture. Again separate the petals and sprinkle the dry coating between them. Once you’re sure the onion is well-coated, dip it back into the wet mixture and into the dry coating again. This double-dipping ensures you have a well-coated onion because some of the coating will wash off when you fry the onion.
6. Heat oil in a deep fryer or deep pot to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). Make sure you use enough oil to completely cover the onion when it fries.
7. Fry the onion right side up in the oil for 10 minutes or until it turns brown. When the onion has browned, remove it from the oil and let it drain on a rack or paper towels. Open the onion wider from the center so that you can put a small dish of the dipping sauce in the center.
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Q:
How do certain Windows DLL apparently manage to support both 32 and 64 bit?
I seem to be able to access the functions in C:\WINDOWS\system32\opengl32.dll (and likewise C:\WINDOWS\system32\glu32.dll) from either a 32-bit or a 64-bit application (for what it's worth, I'm doing this from separate 32-bit and 64-bit Python 2.7 interpreters, via the ctypes module).
With glut32.dll, things are different. It only happens to be on my Path as part of a 32-bit installation of GraphViz. From 32-bit Python, I can link dynamically to it, but from 64-bit Python I get [Error 193] %1 is not a valid Win32 application.
Now, this error does not surprise me, because I had always thought DLLs were obliged to commit to one architecture or another on Windows (in particular, this recent question and its answers seem to say so). What surprises me is the lack of an error in the first case... How does opengl32.dll do it, and how can I replicate this behaviour when building my own DLLs?
A:
On 64 bit system only 64 bit processes use c:\Windows\System32\opengl32.dll. For 32 bit processes system redirects c:\Windows\System32\opengl32.dll to c:\Windows\SysWOW64\opengl32.dll.
File System Redirector
In most cases, whenever a 32-bit application attempts to access %windir%\System32, the access is redirected to %windir%\SysWOW64. Access to %windir%\lastgood\system32 is redirected to %windir%\lastgood\SysWOW64. Access to %windir%\regedit.exe is redirected to %windir%\SysWOW64\regedit.exe.
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Prudential Financial agreed to acquire Seattle-area startup Assurance IQ for $2.35 billion, the companies announced Thursday. The acquisition will fold a tech-focused insurance seller into the financial services giant, allowing Prudential to reach more customers online.
Based in Bellevue, Wash., Assurance sells a variety of insurance policies over the internet. Beyond the upfront $2.35 billion, Prudential agreed to pay an additional $1.15 billion in cash and equity if Assurance meets certain growth objectives.
Assurance self-funded from the start, avoiding raising any outside capital. The startup is profitable and growing, according to the announcement. Prudential stock was up nearly 3 percent Thursday.
Assurance sells a variety of third-party insurance plans but Prudential is not currently available on the platform. As part of the deal, Prudential plans will be offered alongside other services on Assurance. The three-year-old startup will become a wholly-owned subsidiary under Prudential when the deal closes later this year. All 120 Assurance employees will stay on with the company post-acquisition.
Assurance CEO and founder Michael Rowell said in a statement that the acquisition will allow the companies to reach “more people and new markets with a more expansive suite of products to drive our combined growth.”
Rowell launched Assurance in 2016, leaving his role as CEO of life insurance platform eFinancial. Fidelity Life acquired eFinancial in 2009, retaining Rowell as CEO and expanding his role to chief operating officer of the parent company. Rowell will stay on as CEO of Assurance. His co-founder Michael Paulus will continue to serve as president of the startup.
The acquisition gives Prudential access to Assurance’s data science talent and technology, which matches customers with insurance plans that they can buy online or through an agent.
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Adding controls dynamically in WPF MVVM
I am working on a dynamic search view wherein clicking a button should add a new row containing 3 combobox and 2 textboxes.
How should I go about doing this?
A:
If you really want to do mvvm , try to forget "how can I add controls". You don't have to, just think about your viewmodels - WPF create the contols for you :)
In your case lets say we have a SearchViewModel and a SearchEntryViewmodel.
public class SearchEntryViewmodel
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//Properties for Binding to Combobox and Textbox goes here
}
public class SearchViewModel
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public ObservableCollection<SearchEntryViewmodel> MySearchItems {get;set;}
public ICommand AddSearchItem {get;}
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Till now you dont have to think about usercontrols/view. In your SearchView you create an ItemsControl and bind the ItemsSource to MySearchItems.
<ItemsControl ItemsSource="{Binding MySearchItems}"/>
You see now all of your SearchEntryViewmodels in the ItemsControl(just the ToString() atm).
To fit your requirements to show every SearchEntryViewmodel with 3Comboboxes and so on you just have to define a DataTemplate in your Resources
<DataTemplate DataType="{x:Type local:SearchEntryViewmodel}">
<StackPanel Orientation="Horizontal">
<Combobox ItemsSource="{Binding MyPropertyInSearchEntryViewmodel}"/>
<!-- the other controls with bindings -->
</StackPanel>
</DataTemplate>
That's all :) and you never have to think about "how can I add controls dynamically?". You just have to add new SearchEntryViewmodel to your collection.
This approach is called Viewmodel First and I think it's the easiest way to do MVVM.
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Montville - Tri-Town Foods in Uncasville will be closing, according to Mayor Ronald McDaniel, because another company has purchased the plaza at 601 Norwich-New London Turnpike.
Kevin Brouillard, vice president of Tri-Town Foods, said Thursday that he was unable to confirm that the supermarket will be closing. There is also a Rite Aid in the plaza, and officials there said they were unaware of any changes planned for the store.
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Aylsham High School
Aylsham High School is a secondary school in the market town of Aylsham north of Norwich, in the English county of Norfolk. It has around 1,000 pupils ranging in age from 11 to 16. Duncan Spalding is the head teacher. The school catchment area includes the town of Aylsham and surrounding villages, including Aldborough, Buxton, Colby, Erpingham and Marsham.
In May 2011 the school was judged to be overall "outstanding" by Ofsted, the English school inspections service.
As of its most recent Ofsted report, the school has received a rating of "good".
Friendly Faces
Friendly Faces is a peer support group run by year 10 and 11 pupils. Day to day they offer drop in sessions for other pupils to discuss problems and patrol the playground wearing orange hi-vis jackets. In addition to this the team visit local primary schools in the summer term to prepare year 6 pupils for high school, run training and selection days for new friendly faces and promote anti-bullying throughout the school. In 2012 they hosted an Anti-Bullying conference for the Norfolk Region on behalf of the Diana award Anti-Bullying Ambassadors Programme with Alex Holmes. In 2013 they were invited to London to Facebook HQ for a showcase of best practice in school of antibullying work.
The project, first introduced in 2001, has 20 senior Friendly Faces in year 11 who support a team of 40 year 10 friendly faces at the school. Originally the programme aimed to support pupils who felt they were victims of bullying. The project was later broadened to support any and all issues pupils may face.
Awards won
2015 – Diana Award Anti-Bullying Champions
2014 – Bernard Matthews Youth Awards Finalists
2014 - Diana Award Anti-Bullying Champions
2013 - Diana Award Anti-Bullying Champions
2013 – Bernard Matthews Youth Awards finalists
2012 – Diana Award Anti-Bullying Champions
2011 – Diana Award Anti-Bullying Champions
2010 – Diana Award Anti-Bullying Champions
2009 – Diana Award
2008 – Diana Award
2007 – Diana Award
2007 – Philip Lawrence Award
2006 – Diana Award
References
External links
School profile
Aylsham High School Web site
Category:Secondary schools in Norfolk
Category:Foundation schools in Norfolk
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‘Even after almost hundred deaths, she remains deluded’
Rouf Pampori
5 Dariya News
Srinagar , 06 Dec 2016
National Conference on Tuesday condemned Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti’s shocking remarks dubbing civilians killed in the current unrest as “criminals” who according to her “were attacking camps”. Describing this latest absurd comment by the Chief Minister as yet another shocking revelation of her ruthlessness and disconnect from reality, NC State Spokesperson Junaid Azim Mattu said the Chief Minister should tender a public apology to hundreds of grieving families for rubbing salt on their wounds.The NC Spokesperson asked Mehbooba Mufti to realize how her Government had lorded over the worst form of indiscriminate repression on civilians in recent history and stop defaming those who had lost their lives in this unrest. “Every single time you think the Chief Minister has touched the lowest possible ebb of insensitivity and absurdity, she surprises you by stooping even lower. The same woman who exploited every single funeral of a slain militant as an opportunity for politics has today transformed into a woman who doesn’t hesitate to call slain civilians ‘criminals’. For a Chief Minister to say something so crass, inappropriate and out rightly insensitive after months of unimaginable suffering in the Valley is a moment of embarrassment for the entire State”, the NC Spokesperson said in a statement to KNS.
“Was young Insha of Shopian a ‘criminal’? Was the old lady shot dead while working in her fields in Langate a ‘criminal’? Was the young English professor beaten to death a ‘criminal’? Was the young 7th standard child killed in Harwan a ‘criminal’? Shame on Mehbooba Mufti for having the audacity to call these young children and innocent civilians ‘criminals’. If young Insha was a ‘criminal’ in the CM’s eyes, why did she promise to donate her eyes to the poor girl? Leave alone that promise made for the newspapers, Insha had to be adopted for her medical care and rehabilitation by a Hurriyat leader as the Chief Minister couldn’t even have it in her heart to step up and take the responsibility of her proper treatment and rehabilitation. Had Mehbooba treated cases likes these as a priority rather than talking of gol-gappas and riding scooties – maybe the situation wouldn’t have deteriorated to this extent”, the NC Spokesperson added.
The NC Spokesperson asked the Chief Minister to introspect why she was faced with hostile and angry locals wherever she went in a desperate search for photo-op inaugurations. “How the CM was treated in Kulgam by civilians recently should have been an eye-opener for her but then shame is a luxury for the shameless and our Chief Minister has gotten used to being shameless. She has made peace with being the most unpopular and reviled Chief Minister in the State’s history and such insensitive utterances go on to prove how she is unfit for the chair she has come to occupy through rank opportunism and chicanery”, the NC Spokesperson said in the statement.“Had Mehbooba Mufti had an iota of shame in her she would have acknowledged the positive role played by National Conference during this blood-soaked unrest. Unlike what she did in 2010, we didn’t lock the gates of the Civil Secretariat nor did we go and beg in New Delhi for the dismissal of the State Government – something she stooped low in doing countless times in 2010. One can understand how the grace to acknowledge a constructive opposition is too much to ask for somebody of Mehbooba Mufti’s stature but for her to blame the opposition for her own Government’s repression is unacceptable and shameless”, the NC Spokesperson further added.
“National Conference has always said it would help and support anybody who works towards alleviating the problems faced by our people and intends to take the State out of political turmoil and bloodshed through means that are peaceful, amicable and democratic. It is evident beyond a modicum of doubt that our Chief Minister doesn’t have the acumen or the political vision to understand this constructive and harmonious approach – which is crucial for the State at this juncture. One could however remind her of her elaborate theatrical performances of yore over sensitive political issues which she exploited for her own personal empowerment but that would be a futile exercise in her case. Her delusions are far too entrenched to be removed”, the NC Spokesperson said.The NC Spokesperson asked Mehbooba Mufti to clarify why her party’s ‘Agenda of the Alliance’ with the BJP mentioned Hurriyat and prioritized political engagement with them if she believes Hurriyat was the manifestation and reflection of criminality and anarchy in the State? “Why does your ‘Agenda of the Alliance’ so prominently talk about political engagement with Hurriyat as a goal of your alliance and why did Late Mufti Sahab thank the Hurriyat for the peaceful conduct of elections in the State if you consider Hurriyat to be ‘criminal’?
This wouldn’t be the first time Mehbooba Mufti has broken her own previous record of contradictions but this certainly could qualify as the most shameless attempt yet at outdoing her own self”, the NC Spokesperson added in the statement.“Both Mufti Sahab and Mehbooba had mastered the art of political opportunism and had swayed between being solicitors of dialogue with Hurriyat to out rightly denying them space for promised political engagement with New Delhi - depending on political expedience. After Mufti Sahab’s demise, Mehbooba has found it hard to master the same art of riding two horses at the same time and is struggling to make any sense. The most tragic consequence of Mehbooba’s incompetence and imperceptiveness is the loss of young lives in the Valley – something she has now openly ridiculed by terming those slain young men and women ‘criminals’. Nothing could be more shameful and disgusting. Her remarks have made it amply clear that the barbaric onslaught on civilians and especially youth during the past more than four months had the complete and unquestionable approval of the Chief Minister”, the NC Spokesperson stated. (KNS) | {
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LOS ANGELES, CA (Friday, December 1, 2017) – – Gospel Singer, songwriter, producer and composer Restine Jackson has signed to Dream Gospel/The Platform Agency/Capitol Christian, announced today. Jackson is set to release his debut EP No Fear on Friday, February 2, 2018.
David Hanley, Founder and President of Dream Label Group/Dream Records states, “We at DREAM could not be more excited of the signing of Restine Jackson. We are also honored to serve the incredible vision & ministry of Restine Jackson. We pray that many lives will be reached through this amazing project! Watch for many exciting upcoming releases in the future from Dream Gospel & The Platform Agency!”
Jackson’s story begins in the Motor City, the birthplace of Motown. His love affair with music started at his father’s church, where he began playing at the age of 4. His multiple musical talents were hard to ignore and he studied classical piano and honed his impressive vocal skills. He became an instrumentalist extraordinaire, proficient with the organ, keyboards, drums, guitar, as well as the piano. Later he morphed into a phenomenal songwriter, producer, music composer and choir director. During his time as a student at Sherwood High School in Sandy Spring, MD, he was recognized for his talents when he won the Gold Medal in Music Composition at the NAACP’s ACT-SO Competition.
As the head of Restine Jackson & Grace, he’s appeared in concert with top names including Mary Mary, Yolanda Adams, Vickie Winans, Ricky Dillard & New G, Deitrick Haddon & The Voices of Unity and many others. Many were introduced to this musical sensation on television shows like BET’s Teen Summit and Bobby Jones Gospel. It’s no surprise that this Morgan State University graduate is igniting the Gospel music industry with his contemporary, yet diverse style of praise and worship. His captivating musical impact will be felt on his forthcoming EP release. His relevant approach to today’s generation is apparent in his previous projects, all on his late father’s record label, Wondrous World Records ,including his debut Brighter Day, Praise Party – Live In D.C., which spawned the national radio hit, “I Command My Soul To Bless The Lord,” followed by Restine Jackson – Live at Living Waters and I’m Free.
Music has been at the center of much of what Restine does and he’s been inspired by all genres of music. But for this man of God, it’s Gospel music that’s closest to his heart.
About Dream Label Group:
DREAM RECORDS | DREAM LABEL GROUP was founded in 2008 to provide artists with a genuine approach to how real artist development should be done. By allowing for a partnership as a business model, Dream’s artists empower themselves to develop and carry out a real vision for their lives as they affect other people’s lives with their music and message. Incorporating social media, press, radio and touring it’s allowing it’s artists grow together as a family.DREAM is home to Bishop T.D. Jakes’ Dexterity Sounds, Lakewood Church (Joel Osteen/ Cindy Cruse Ratcliff), G12 / Soulfire Revolution (Cesar Castellanos), New Hope Oahu (Wayne Cordeiro), The Rock Church, Satellites & Sirens and many more.
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Christine Ennew
Christine Thelma Ennew OBE (born April 1960) is the provost of the University of Warwick.
Ennew's early academic career was as an agricultural economist at the University of Newcastle upon Tyne. She subsequently moved into marketing and became the professor of marketing at the University of Nottingham.
She was made OBE in Queen Elizabeth II's 2016 Birthday Honours list.
Selected publications
The Marketing Blueprint: Business Blueprints. Wiley-Blackwell, 1993.
Financial Services Marketing: An International Guide to Principles and Practice. Routledge, 2013. (With Nigel Waite)
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Anal sphincter tears in patients with rectal prolapse and faecal incontinence.
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Generally, fertilizer application implements are towed behind a tractor or other work vehicle via a hitch assembly secured to a rigid frame of the implement. These fertilizer application implements typically include one or more ground engaging tools or openers that form a path for fertilizer deposition into the soil. The openers are used to break the soil, thereby enabling injection nozzles or knife (e.g., positioned behind the openers) to deposit fertilizer at a desired depth beneath the soil surface. Using such an implement, fertilizer may be distributed throughout a field, either before or after planting, to facilitate enhanced crop development. | {
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Value
Resale ValuePeople love the quality and distinctive look of an American Home, so if you come to sell your home you are assured of a top price. Several clients with these homes have made over $100,000 profit (between their house and land costs and the sale price) in very short periods.
Double-glazed windows
For insulation, comfort, and noise reduction. Normally an expensive option, but are standard with all American Homes. And with revolutionary tilt/wash feature which means you can easily clean both sides of your windows from inside your home. Typically, this may save you up to $10,000 on the upgrade cost.http://www.weathershield.com
More useable spaceDouble-glazing creates a more pleasant environment throughout the entire home – no more hot or cold spots near the windows – making the entire space in your home useable.
Solid timber cabinets
American Homes’ cabinets all have solid timber fronts for better look and wear. There are over 100 door styles to choose from and 34 finishes ensuring all tastes are met. All drawer boxes are solid timber and assembled with furniture grade dovetailed joints that survive the heavy daily use in a kitchen. http://www.kraftmaid.com | {
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Warm Up Your Winter - 'The Snow Bride'
She is Beauty, but is he the Beast?
Elfrida, spirited, caring and beautiful, is also alone. She is the witch of the woods and no man dares to ask for her hand in marriage until a beast comes stalking brides and steals away her sister. Desperate, the lovely Elfrida offers herself as a sacrifice, as bridal bait, and she is seized by a man with fearful scars. Is he the beast?
In the depths of a frozen midwinter, in the heart of the woodland, Sir Magnus, battle-hardened knight of the Crusades, searches ceaselessly for three missing brides, pitting his wits and weapons against a nameless stalker of the snowy forest. Disfigured and hideously scarred, Magnus has finished with love, he thinks, until he rescues a fourth 'bride', the beautiful, red-haired Elfrida, whose innocent touch ignites in him a fierce passion that satisfies his deepest yearnings and darkest desires.
Elfrida stirred sluggishly, unable to remember where she was. Her back ached, and the rest of her body burned. She opened her eyes and sat up with a jerk, thinking of Christina.
Her head felt to be bobbing like an acorn cup in a stream, and her vision swam. As she tried to swing her legs, her sense of dizzy falling increased, becoming worse as she closed her eyes. She lashed out in the darkness, her flailing hands and feet connecting with straw, dusty hay, and ancient pelts.
“Christina?” she hissed, listening intently and praying now that the monster had brought her to the same place it had taken her sister.
She heard nothing but her own breath, and when she held that, nothing at all.
“Christina?” Fearing to reach out in this blackness that was more than night and dreading what she might find, Elfrida forced herself to stretch her arms. She trailed her fingers out into the ghastly void, tracing the unseen world with trembling hands.
Her body shook more than her hands, but she ignored the shuddering of her limbs, closed her eyes like a blind man, and searched.
She lay on a pallet, she realized, full of crackling, dry grass. When she scented and tasted the air, there was no blood. She did not share the space with grisly corpses.
I am alone and unfettered. Now her heart had stopped thudding in her ears, she listened again, hearing no one else. Chanting a charm to see in the dark, she tried again to shift her feet.
Light spilled into her eyes like scalding milk as a door opened and a massive figure lurched across the threshold. Elfrida launched herself at freedom, hurling a fistful of straw at the looming beast and ducking out for the light.
She fell instead, her legs buckling, her last sight that of softly falling snow.
* * * *
Magnus gathered the woman before she pitched facedown into the snow, returning her swiftly to the rough bed within the hut. Her tiny, bird-boned form terrified him. Clutching her was like ripping a fragile wood anemone up from its roots.
And she had fought him, wind-flower or not. She had charged at him.
“I wish, lass, that you would listen to me. I am not the Forest Grendel, nor have wish to be, nor ever have been.”
Just as earlier, in the clearing where he had first come upon her, a brilliant shock of life and color in a white, dead world, the woman gave no sign of hearing. She was cold again, freezing, while in his arms she had steamed with fever. He tugged off his cloak and bundled her into it, then piled his firewood and kindling onto the bare hearth.
A few strikes of his flints and he had a fire. He set snow to melt in the helmet he was using as a cauldron. He swept more dusty hay up from the floor and, sneezing, packed it round the still little figure.
No beast on two or four legs would hunt tonight, so that was one worry less. Finding this lean-to hut in the forest had been a godsend, but it would be cold.
Magnus went back out into the snow and led his horse into the hut, spreading what feed he had brought with him. He kept the door shut with his saddle, rubbed the palfrey down with the bay’s own horse blanket, and looked about for a lantern.
There was none, just as there were no buckets, nor wooden bowls hanging from the eaves. But, abandoned as it surely had been, the place was well roofed, and no snow swirled in through the wood and wattle walls. Whistling, Magnus dug through his pack and found a flask of ale, some hard cheese, two wizened apples, and a chunk of dark rye bread. He spoke softly to his horse, then looked again at the woman.
She was breathing steadily now, and her lips and cheeks had more color. By the glittering, rising fire he saw her as he had first in the forest clearing, an elf-child of beauty and grace, a willing sacrifice to the monster. Kneeling beside her, he longed to stroke her vivid red hair and kiss the small dimple in her chin. In sleep she had the calm, flawless face of a Madonna of Outremer and the bright locks of a Magdalene.
He had guessed who she was—the witch of the three villages, the good witch driven to desperation. Coming upon her in that snowfield, tied between two trees like a crucified child of fairy, his temper had been a black storm against the villagers for sparing their skins by flaying hers. Then he had seen her face, recognized that wild, stark, sunken-cheeked grief, seen the loose bonds and the terrible “feast,” and had understood.
Another young woman has been taken by the beast, someone you love.
She—Elfrida, that was her name, he remembered it now—Elfrida was either very foolish or very powerful, to offer herself as bait.
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This is one of the best books I've read in the last couple of years (don't get time to read that many). The writing is just exquisite. I love Lindsay's voice. Christina, jump that baby to the top of your pile! I actually reviewed her book, I liked it so much. And I hardly ever do that. | {
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Pituitary tumors are often detected only after death or at late stages of the disease when they are macroadenomas with a low surgical cure rate. Spontaneous pituitary tumors occur in rats over 1 y of age. In an ongoing study of changes in σ-1 agonist binding related to aging, several of our rats developed such tumors. The aim of the current study was to assess the kinetics of (11)C-SA4503 ((11)C-labeled 1-[2-(3,4-dimethoxyphenthyl)]-4-(3-phenylpropyl)-piperazine dihydrochloride) in tumor and brain and to evaluate the utility of this tracer in the detection of pituitary tumors. Small-animal PET scans of the brain region of male Wistar Hannover rats (age, 18-32 mo) were acquired using the σ-1 agonist tracer (11)C-SA4503. The time-dependent uptake of (11)C in the entire brain, tumor or normal pituitary, and thyroid was measured. A 2-tissue-compartment model was fitted to the PET data, using metabolite-corrected plasma radioactivity as the input function. Pituitary tumors showed up as bright hot spots in the scans. The total distribution volume (VT) of the tracer was significantly higher in the tumor than in the normal pituitary. Surprisingly, a higher VT was also seen in the brain and thyroid tissue of animals with pituitary tumors than in healthy rats. The increase in VT in the brain and thyroid was not related to a change in nondisplaceable binding potential (BPND) but rather to an increase in the partition coefficient (K1/k2) of (11)C-SA4503. The increase in VT in the tumor on the other hand was accompanied by a significant increase in BPND. Western blotting analysis indicated that pituitary tumors overexpressed σ-1 receptors. The overexpression of σ-1 receptors in spontaneous pituitary tumors is detected as an increase in uptake and BPND of (11)C-SA4503. Therefore, this tracer may have promise for the detection of pituitary adenomas, using PET. | {
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Despite not yet having broken ground, what could be Richmond’s biggest economic development has for months spurred rallies by residents and activists who view the campus’s promise of a new institution for global scholarship as potentially heralding another wave of unwelcome gentrification.
The Berkeley Global Campus at Richmond Bay — with the potential to be UC Berkeley’s most significant educational and research endeavor in recent history — is a 40-year project that would result in a campus that is both an “academic and industrial collaborative space,” with a daily population of up to 10,000 leading researchers, campus employees and main campus students, according to Associate Chancellor Nils Gilman.
“I see it as an extension of our deep commitment, as a public university, to advancing the greater good on both global and local levels,” said Chancellor Nicholas Dirks in an open letter to the Richmond community.
Richmond residents and activists have also seen the Berkeley Global Campus largely as a potential force for good, with the ability to boost the economy and support the education of youth in the city.
“When we found out the project was going to come, it was an exciting opportunity to grow the community of Richmond,” said Melvin Willis, a Richmond resident and organizer with the Alliance of Californians for Community Empowerment, or ACCE. “(But) a lot of vulnerable low-income people might be pushed out if we don’t have an affordable housing plan in place.”
The city has a legacy of big development projects that make promises to the community that never come to fruition, according to Eli Moore, a project manager with the Haas Institute for a Fair and Inclusive Society.
Hundreds of students and residents have rallied — most recently in front of Richmond City Hall in June and around Dirks’ office in California Hall, including an occupation — for the administration to sign a community benefits agreement, a legally binding contract intended to protect local interests as the campus moves forward with its vision of a more globalized institution.
Rising concerns
The protests center on concerns of displacement and a lack of community benefits in a neighborhood already showing early signs of gentrification.
Despite those for the daily population of up to 10,000, there are currently no plans in the project to house visiting researchers and students — many of whom may end up staying in Richmond.
The Bay Area already suffers from a lack of housing supply, Moore said. With a new campus potentially drawing thousands of international academics, Richmond will be no different, according to Moore.
“People like to live close to where they work or where they go to school,” Moore said. “That demand can contribute to the increased rental rates charged by landlords once they see that there’s people with more income or wealth moving into the area.”
Rising rents are already a trend Richmond renters are seeing, with overall rent rising 13 percent between January 2014 and January 2015, according to Zillow.
“(The Berkeley Global Campus’) presence alone will drive up the housing market prices so much,” Willis said. “It’s their responsibility to mitigate the risk.”
Of the 49 percent who rent in Richmond, low-income renters — who are disproportionately black and Latino — will be most affected, Moore said. Thirty-seven percent of renters earn less than $35,000 per year and spend more than 30 percent of their income on housing, according to a Haas Institute report published this year.
Concerns about gentrification in Richmond expelling low-income residents and underrepresented minorities are deeply rooted in the past experiences of poor renters in other parts of the Bay Area, according to Tamisha Walker, an organizer with the Safe Return Project who grew up in Richmond.
“You can look around at San Francisco and Oakland and other places across the Bay Area where income inequality and gentrification is happening, and folks of color, low income and medium income are being pushed out,” Walker said.
In San Francisco, the black population decreased by 23 percent, or 13,600 people, between 2000 and 2013. In Oakland, the black population fell by more than 27 percent, or 38,000 people, during the same period, according to the Haas Institute report.
“Raise Up Richmond is bringing up valid issues, but they’re not necessarily issues that are just for the university to address,” said development manager Terezia Nemeth. “It’s really up to the city of Richmond.”
While Richmond Councilmember Eduardo Martinez believes that it is UC Berkeley’s responsibility to ameliorate the housing price increases, he said the City Council is working to pass a rent stabilization ordinance by the end of the month so that low-income renters are not displaced as market rates go up.
Despite the opportunities the new campus may present to the community, concerns about gentrification and resources keep some wary.
“A lot of what I was hearing from folks was, ‘OK, and?’ ” Walker said. “We know this story — this is nothing new. … They’re going to come in and set up shop, get all the resources they want, and we’re not going to get anything.”
Rallying for an agreement
In September, the campus established a community working group, composed of local leaders and residents, that could propose recommendations for legally binding agreements on community benefits.
When plans for the Berkeley Global Campus were announced, however, it was unclear whether a benefits agreement would be signed, according to Walker, who is in the community working group. But the campus has since agreed to sign such an agreement.
“We are engaged in this collaborative process with the community, not because we have to, but because of who we are as a public, nonprofit university,” said campus spokesperson Dan Mogulof in an email.
The lack of confirmation prompted organizations such as the Contra Costa Interfaith Supporting Community Organization, or CCISCO, and the ACCE to create a coalition of residents, activists and students in support of a benefits agreement, and it spurred several student protests on campus.
The efforts of Raise Up Richmond, the main coalition to come from the collaboration of community members that formed in April, culminated in the June rally, which called for a benefits agreement including an anti-displacement fund and an education fund for residents and K-12 students, respectively; training programs for Richmond workers; policies supporting small businesses; and a provision for local construction jobs.
According to Nemeth, although the working group is developing a set of community interest proposals, there is no written community benefits agreement for the administration to sign, to the dissatisfaction of some in Richmond.
Ruben Lizardo, director of local government and community relations for the office of the chancellor, said he isn’t surprised it has taken so long for the working group to develop trust in the community.
“We have to be patient and continue to be as diligent as we can to honor and respect those multiple perspectives that are coming our way,” Lizardo said.
While the initial goal for publishing an agreement was November, the opening of four new voting seats on the working group may push it back further, Nemeth said.
“(The benefits agreement) is very important because it touched my house, my family,” said senior UC Berkeley custodian Maricruz Manzanarez, who has family living in Richmond, while at the June rally. “Even though I don’t live here … I’m willing to be here every day for these actions.”
Ripening vision
The idea of an expanded campus began as many as 10 years ago with former dean of the UC Berkeley College of Engineering A. Richard Newton’s proposal of an insourced, formal UC campus consortium — rather than an overseas global campus — Gilman said. After Newton died in 2007, the project never ended up taking off.
“But the idea stayed there as a seed here on campus, and people remember that that was sort of a (missed) opportunity,” Gilman said.
After plans to expand the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory onto the site fell through in 2013 because of federal funding cuts, the land became the prospective site for Dirks’ campaign to create a more globalized campus — one that would bring in partnerships with international universities and companies while remaining in the Bay.
“There were some suggestions of possibly putting satellite campuses overseas, but for financing reasons, that looked like it’d be very difficult,” Gilman said. “(Now that) the opportunity arose … we’re actually realizing dean Newton’s vision of 10 years ago right here at home.”
Announced in October, the Berkeley Global Campus will be a “glocalized” version of the satellite campus that others schools, such as New York University and Yale University, have built around the world, Gilman said.
“Instead of sending away scare California resources overseas, we’re drawing in resources to us — both human resources and potentially financial ones as well,” Gilman said.
Financial resources and industrial and philanthropic partners will prove to be important for the project to progress, as the new campus will most likely be funded privately rather than through state money. Nemeth estimates that at $550 per square foot, the 5.4-million-square-foot campus could cost about $3 billion over the 40-year planning horizon.
Despite delays in signing an agreement on UC Berkeley’s part, some community members remain optimistic that the Berkeley Global Campus can and will bring about positive change to the city — so long as there’s input from those directly affected by the project.
“I commend everyone who’s willing to invest in this,” Walker said. “The intent is a good one from all sides, and I’m staying hopeful.”
Contact Alexandra Yoon-Hendricks at [email protected] and follow her on Twitter at @ayoonhendricks. | {
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Their names are kept secret, but the seven judges and five prosecutors charged with trying the leaders of the former Iraqi regime, including Saddam Hussein, have been appointed. The only name to be made public in the 20 April announcement was that of the director general of the court, Salem Chalabi. The latter is the nephew of the president of the Iraqi National Congress, a party allied to the Americans. The court budget for the first year is estimated to be 75 million dollars.
The trial of the ex-leaders of the Baath party will take place «before the Iraqi elections scheduled for January 2005,» according to the government minister Qassem Daoud. Aside from the violence that threatens to undermine the trial and Iraqi elections, another obstacle has emerged: finding a «director» for the Iraqi Special Tribunal. Salem Chalabi, who was appointed head of the tribunal for three years, then accused of murder in August, was dismissed from his post on 7 September. | {
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It is well known in the literature that noble gas ions having energies in the kilo-electronvolt (keV) range, especially neon (Ne) and helium (He) ions, cannot be successfully used as primary ions for SIMS analysis of a molecular surface. Benninghoven found that when noble gas primary ions were used to perform SIMS analysis of pure amino acids, silver (Ag) surfaces, of all the many metallic and insulating substrates investigated, provided the best production of small intact molecular and fragment ions. However, the use of keV cluster ions (SF6+, Au3+) as primary particles in SIMS, and ultimately, the emergence of the MALDI (matrix-assisted laser desorption) technique, eclipsed the use of monoatomic primary ion SIMS molecular surface analysis. Typical secondary ions desorbed in noble gas bombardment are either elemental ions or are very weak molecular ion signals from very small molecular ions (e.g. C2H3+). Thus, the molecular analysis of a surface by He, Ne or even larger monoatomic ion or neutral atom bombardment has been largely abandoned for the last twenty five years.
Two critical technical issues limit the scientific community's ability to identify biomolecular interactions that underlie cellular function and pathophysiology. The first limitation relates to the fact that most analytical methods cannot detect and quantify a broad spectrum of biomolecules simultaneously. Current mass detection methodologies, including mass spectrometry, provide a narrow window into a small fraction of the biomolecular universe of proteins, lipids and carbohydrates. However, our very recent work has shown that the combination of MALDI-Ion Mobility-orthogonal time of flight Mass Spectrometry (MALDI-IM-oTOFMS) and laser post-ionization (POST) permit analysis of both charged and neutral proteins and lipids. This combination of technologies has the potential to expand the species detection capabilities at least several hundred-fold for lipids, peptides, and glycoforms. The second limitation relates to the fact that present-day MALDI imaging has a relatively poor spatial/volume resolution of more than 20,000 cubic microns (1000 μm2 laser spot into a 20 μm thick matrix layer)—mostly because the necessary matrix layer is thicker than the tissue to be analyzed. Effective monolayer scale matrices must be found. To this end we have recently demonstrated both the spatial resolution and sensitivity necessary for subcellular analysis by depositing a submonolayer of aerosolized gold nanoparticulate (Au NP) matrix on the tissue surface or by implanting a submonolayer of (1 nm) Au4004+ into a 10 nm region below the tissue surface. Both methods of Au NP deposition result in a matrix volume of less than 9 cubic microns under the 30 micron diameter pixel (laser spot). 10 μm3 is approximately 1/100 of the volume of a 30 μm diameter cell. Protein and lipid profiles and lipid imaging were measured in both cases. Data was obtained from two sagital sections of unperfused frozen brain tissue. A DHB (dihydroxy benzoic acid) matrix solution droplet preferentially extracts water soluble blood proteins from the tissue which then dominate the MALDI spectrum. In contrast, no major blood proteins are seen from the Au NP-implanted tissue section; instead only histone and other higher mass proteins are detected. Therefore, laser imaging technologies based on Au NP implantation should be capable of achieving subcellular molecular profiling especially when coupled with post-ionization of desorbed neutrals in an ion mobility-oTOFMS spectrometer.
The implantation of cellular level mass spectrometry-based molecular phenotyping represents a transformational development in biomedical science and clinical pathology. Simple approaches, such as overlays with standard or confocal light microscopic images can change limited and slow histochemical and immunohistochemical approaches into streamlined, broad molecular phenotyping of even small or limited biopsy samples. Similarly, it will enable quantitative analysis of individual differences between cells within a tissue from animals or human subjects, such that variations between nominally similar cells can be studied and variations in populations characterized. It will effectively open a new universe of cellular proteomic and lipidomic phenotyping to rapid and sensitive quantitative analysis. Laser capture microdissection followed by MALDI-MS very powerfully profiles molecules from a group of localized cells; the MALDI-POST-IM-oTOFMS biomolecular microscope could profile each individual cell within the group. This would open a new era for routine intra-cellular biochemical profiling of a cell populations in localized tissue regions for basic research, pathological analysis, and ultimately, clinical applications. What is needed in the art is increased molecular detection sensitivities for small volumes, such a single mammalian cell. | {
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Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani appeared on ABC’s “This Week” today and came out firing against former Trump personal attorney Michael Cohen.
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Giuliani, who served as U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York in the 1980s, said Sunday that prosecutors had no corroborating evidence for Cohen’s claims that the payments were meant to preserve Trump’s candidacy, and he continued to disparage the man long considered to be the president’s top loyalist. “Pathetic. The man is pathetic,” Giuliani said. “Unless you’re God, this man, you will never know what the truth is.” Of the SDNY office, Giuliani remarked: “I ran that office. I know what they do.” Giuliani’s comments echoed other defenses from the president’s allies, who contend that the payments were not illegal because they were, at least in part, a private matter meant to shield Trump’s family from emotional distress. “See what we’re talking about? It’s not a crime. It’s not a crime,” Giuliani insisted. “It has to be for the sole purpose. If there’s another purpose, it’s no longer a campaign contribution if there‘s a personal purpose,” he said. “Now think about this — suppose he tried to use his campaign funds to pay off Stormy Daniels. It would be totally illegal. If it’s not a campaign expense, it can’t be a campaign contribution. These are not campaign contributions.”
“I can produce an enormous number of witnesses,” the former New York mayor told journalist George Stephanopoulos, adding: “I can produce 20 witnesses to tell you what he was concerned about.” Giuliani is making the case that Trump was more concerned about the impact of the affairs on his family than their impact on his election chances.
Well, that’s his story and he’s sticking to it. At least it’s somewhat plausible. The case of former Democratic vice presidential candidate John Edwards is instructive. Edwards, who had a baby by a mistress while his wife was dying of cancer, was charged with several felony counts relating to violations of campaign finance laws.
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Edwards had orchestrated payments from wealthy donors of $1 million to his girlfriend who’d had a baby — while Edwards wife was dying of cancer. Not content to let Edwards’ derailed career be his punishment, federal prosecutors charged him with six felony counts. A jury acquitted him of one count and deadlocked on the others, with most jurors favoring acquittal. Prosecutors had asserted that Edwards violated a “very simple” campaign law limiting donations to $2,300 per person. But even though the woman was on Edwards’ campaign staff, the money she was paid was not used for political ads, funding polls, or hiring campaign staff, which is what the law is really regulating. “The jury saw right through it,” campaign finance expert Ken Gross told reporters. Tellingly, the FEC had not ruled that Edwards’ expenditures violated the law. Under the precedent set in Cohen’s case, a candidate who got his teeth fixed, or had lap band surgery, or settled a lawsuit for Trump University – that is, anything that might help a campaign — is now committing a felony unless it’s reported publicly.
Trump is probably going to be impeached basically for lying about sex. He paid women money to keep quiet about extramarital affairs. New York prosecutors want to criminalize those payments by asserting that they were made to benefit the Trump campaign for president. Even if they were, why charge Trump with a felony? Obama campaign violations were just as egregious and he and his campaign got off with a slap on the wrist from the FEC.
Cohen’s credibility and character will now come under merciless attack by Trump and his allies. And Special Counsel Mueller will be waiting in the wings, ready to spring his own surprises that are sure to get Democrats’ pulses quickening.
The circus is coming to town next year and it promises to be the greatest show on earth. | {
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NOTICE: Although citation of unpublished opinions remains unfavored, unpublished opinions may now be cited if the opinion has persuasive value on a material issue, and a copy is attached to the citing document or, if cited in oral argument, copies are furnished to the Court and all parties. See General Order of November 29, 1993, suspending 10th Cir. Rule 36.3 until December 31, 1995, or further order.
Robert A. MUNROE; Geraldine Munroe, Petitioners-Appellants,v.COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REVENUE, Respondent-Appellee.
No. 91-9007.
United States Court of Appeals, Tenth Circuit.
April 9, 1992.
1
Before BALDOCK and SETH, Circuit Judges, and BRIMMER, District Judge.*
2
ORDER AND JUDGMENT**
3
BALDOCK, District Judge.
4
In August 1980, Petitioner-appellant Robert A. Munroe,1 an attorney, and his son, a consulting geologist, incorporated M & M Building, Inc., (M & M) to facilitate the purchase of an office building in their home town of Augusta, Kansas. They each contributed capital and planned on renovating the building and occupying the space on a two-thirds/one-third basis for their respective law and geology practices. After the purchase, M & M obtained financing for the proposed renovation, executing five separate notes from 1981 to 1986. Most of the notes simply refinanced earlier notes and added whatever additional financing was necessary for the continuing renovation. The interest payments on these notes present the primary issue on appeal. Petitioner failed timely to file returns for tax years 1982 to 1985, but, in his delinquent returns filed in January 1987, he claimed deductions for the interest payments made during the earlier four year period. See I.R.C. § 163. The Commissioner disallowed the deductions, contending that they were M & M corporate expenses. Also, the Commissioner assessed I.R.C. § 6651(a)(1) additions to tax for failure to file returns, and § 6653(a)(1) additions to tax for negligent underpayment. The resulting deficiencies and additions to tax totalled $17,404.33.
5
Petitioners challenged the deficiencies and the § 6651(a)(1) addition in tax court, which entered a decision on February 11, 1991, sustaining the deficiencies and additions to tax as determined by the Commissioner. Petitioners appeal, arguing that the interest deductions could only be personal because Petitioner Mr. Munroe actually made the payments and because M & M was not a corporation under the Internal Revenue Code or, alternatively, because M & M transferred the office building to Petitioner Mr. Munroe before the tax years at issue. Also, Petitioners challenge the § 6651(a)(1) additions to tax, arguing reasonable cause for failure to file the returns.2 Our jurisdiction arises under I.R.C. § 7482, and we affirm.
6
I. The Interest Expense Deductions.
7
I.R.C. § 163(a) provides for a deduction for "all interest paid or accrued within the taxable year on indebtedness." However, it is the burden of the taxpayer to establish the facts necessary to support the deduction; and the deduction applies only to interest payments on indebtedness incurred by the taxpayer, not to voluntary payments on indebtedness incurred by another. See Crouch v. United States, 692 F.2d 97, 99 (10th Cir.1982). In this case, the Commissioner maintains, and the tax court held, that the indebtedness at issue was incurred by M & M.3 Therefore, the court held that Petitioners' claimed deductions were properly disallowed as voluntary payments on behalf of another. Petitioners concede that the notes were executed in the name of M & M, but they argue that the substance of the transactions reveals that the indebtedness was incurred by Mr. Munroe, not by M & M. As support they first point to factors which indicate that M & M was a mere "dummy" corporation, never owning the building or having the resources to service the debt. Second, and in the alternative, they contend that M & M, even if it was a corporation, transferred title to the building to Mr. Munroe in 1981, before the tax years in issue. This, they argue, indicates that M & M did not actually incur the debt even though the notes were executed in M & M's name after the purported title transfer.
8
Petitioners make much of the concept of "substance over form." See Appellants' Brief at 9-10. Indeed, the true substance of a transaction should govern its tax effects, but the cases that turn on "substance over form" most often involve an effort by the government to look through a taxpayer fiction to determine the legitimate tax effects of a transaction. See, e.g., Higgins v. Smith, 308 U.S. 473, 477 (1940) (The government may "sustain or disregard the effect of the fiction as best serves the purposes of the tax statute."). The situation differs when it is the taxpayer, who voluntarily chooses the form of the transaction, attempting to reap the benefits of the chosen form but avoid the tax consequences. See Strick Corp. v. United States, 714 F.2d 1194, 1206-07 (3d Cir.1983), cert. denied, 466 U.S. 971 (1984); Commissioner v. Danielson, 378 F.2d 771, 774-75 (3d Cir.), cert. denied, 389 U.S. 858 (1967); Hamlin's Trust v. Commissioner, 209 F.2d 761, 765 (10th Cir.1954). A taxpayer may not enjoy the benefits from corporate organization and then expect the court to recast the transaction so that he also may enjoy the tax benefits of interest payments made on behalf of the corporation. See Crouch, 692 F.2d at 99-100. On the contrary, although a taxpayer is free to choose any desirable form, he "must accept the tax consequences of his choice, whether contemplated or not, and may not enjoy the benefit of some other route he might have chosen to follow but did not." Commissioner v. National Alfalfa Dehydrating & Milling Co., 417 U.S. 134, 149 (1974). See also Crouch, 692 F.2d at 99-100 (citing National Alfalfa ). The dispositive issue, therefore, is whether Petitioners enjoyed the benefits of corporate organization in the purchase and renovation of the building. We review the tax court's finding on this point for clear error, as it is factual. See Commissioner v. Duberstein, 363 U.S. 278, 291 (1960).
9
In Moline Properties, Inc. v. Commissioner, 319 U.S. 436 (1943), the Supreme Court clearly refused to disregard a corporate form in determining the tax consequences of a purportedly personal transaction:
10
The doctrine of corporate entity fills a useful purpose in business life. Whether the purpose be to gain an advantage under the law of the state of incorporation or to avoid or to comply with the demands of creditors or to serve the creator's personal or undisclosed convenience, so long as that purpose is the equivalent of business activity or is followed by the carrying on of business by the corporation, the corporation remains a separate taxable entity. New Colonial Co. v. Helvering, 292 U.S. 435, 442; Deputy v. du Pont, 308 U.S. 488, 494. In Burnett v. Commonwealth Improvement Co., 287 U.S. 415, this Court appraised the relation between a corporation and its sole stockholder and held taxable to the corporation a profit on a sale to its stockholder. This was because the taxpayer had adopted the corporate form for purposes of his own. The choice of the advantages of incorporation to do business, it was held, required the acceptance of the tax disadvantages.
11
319 U.S. at 438-39. Quoting this exact language, and citing numerous cases, we have noted that Moline Properties "preclude[s] ignoring the corporate form when adoption of that form has served a business purpose." Crouch, 692 F.2d at 99 (citations omitted). In Crouch the taxpayer formed a corporation in order to finance a real estate venture but avoid the limitations of interest rates to individuals under state usury statutes. He made interest payments on behalf of the corporation and attempted to deduct the same under I.R.C. § 163(a) on his personal tax return. Like Petitioners here, he argued that the corporation did not serve a legitimate business purpose. We rejected this argument, holding that the avoidance of state usury restrictions was a valid business purpose under the Moline Properties test. Id. at 100. Thus, we refused to disregard the corporate form.
12
Our holding in Crouch indicates that the threshold for the Moline Properties business purpose test is low. Indeed, the language of Moline Properties suggests a low threshold: a business purpose behind a corporation may involve an effort to "serve the creator's personal or undisclosed convenience...." 319 U.S. at 439. As the Commissioner argues, our holding in Crouch follows from this language and squares with numerous other holdings. See, e.g., Ogiony v. Commissioner, 617 F.2d 14, 16 (2d Cir.) (circumvention of state usury statutes valid business purpose), cert. denied, 449 U.S. 900 (1980); Evans v. Commissioner, 557 F.2d 1095, 1099 (5th Cir.1977) (same); Strong v. Commissioner, 66 T.C. 12 (1976) (same), aff'd 553 F.2d 94 (2d Cir.1977). Cf. Britt v. United States, 431 F.2d 227, 237 (5th Cir.1970) (facilitation of transfer of partnership interests to children valid business purpose); Tomilson v. Miles, 316 F.2d 710, 711 (5th Cir.) (facilitation of conveyance of property valid business purpose), cert. denied, 375 U.S. 828 (1963); Commissioner v. State-Adams Corp., 283 F.2d 395 (2d Cir.1960) (avoidance of potential difficulties from death of beneficial owner valid business purpose), cert. denied, 365 U.S. 844 (1961); Vaughn v. United States, 3 Cl.Ct. 316 (1983) (avoidance of personal liability valid business purpose), aff'd, 740 F.2d 941 (Fed.Cir.1984).
13
In this case, the tax court found that Petitioner Mr. Munroe incorporated M & M for three valid reasons regarding the purchase of the building: (1) to facilitate proportional ownership between him and his son; (2) to avoid potential liability given the necessity of an extensive renovation; and (3) to avoid potential transactional difficulties resulting from his wife's history of mental illness, which, at one time, required institutional commitment. Munroe v. Commissioner, 61 T.C.M. (CCH) 1797 (1991). Clearly, these three reasons meet the low threshold of Moline Properties as articulated in Crouch, and given the record we cannot say that the court's findings are clearly erroneous.4 Even assuming the contrary, holding the Petitioners to the chosen form of the transaction is consistent with the Commissioner's well-established authority to "sustain or disregard the effect of the fiction as best serves the purposes of the tax statute." Higgins v. Smith, 308 U.S. 473, 477; Strick Corp., 714 F.2d at 1206-07; Danielson, 378 F.2d at 774-75; Hamlin's Trust, 209 F.2d at 765.
14
Petitioners' final argument, that M & M transferred ownership of the building to Mr. Munroe in 1981, is equally unavailing. The tax court declined to attribute any significance to the purported title transfer, noting that Petitioner had testified that he purposefully did not record the now missing deed because he had reservations about his wife's continuing mental illness. Munroe, 61 T.C.M. (CCH) 1797. Considering that it is Petitioners' burden to establish the necessary factual basis for a § 163(a) interest deduction, see T.C.R. 142(a); Crouch, 692 F.2d at 99, we cannot say that the tax court's finding is clearly erroneous. Petitioners failed to produce sufficient evidence of a title transfer, whether by actual or constructive delivery.
15
II. The I.R.C. § 6651(a)(1) Additions to Tax.
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Petitioners contest the imposition of § 6651(a)(1) additions to tax for failure to file timely returns for tax years 1982 through 1985, arguing that Mr. Munroe's personal problems constituted "reasonable cause" for failing to file. In order to avoid these additions to tax, a taxpayer must establish that his failure was "due to reasonable cause" and did not result from "willful neglect." United States v. Boyle, 469 U.S. 241, 245 (1985); Jackson v. Commissioner, 864 F.2d 1521, 1527 (10th Cir.1989). In essence, the taxpayer must establish that he exercised " 'ordinary business care and prudence in providing for payment of his tax liability' necessary to constitute 'reasonable cause.' " Jackson, 864 F.2d at 1527 (quoting Treas.Reg. § 301.6651-1(c)(1)). The tax court's finding that the elements necessary to establish reasonable cause were not present in this case is subject to a clearly erroneous standard of review. Jackson, 864 F.2d at 1527.5
17
From 1982 to 1985, Mr. Munroe apparently suffered from a variety problems, including three heart attacks, impaired mental abilities due to prescription drugs, bouts with alcoholism, various financial difficulties, the 1984 divorce and the continuous mental problems of Mrs. Munroe. We do not doubt the severity of these problems; however, we cannot find the tax court's determination clearly erroneous given its uncontested findings that Mr. Munroe had access to a public accountant, that he maintained a law practice and that he oversaw the renovation of the office building during the same period. Given these findings, we agree with the tax court that Mr. Munroe could have filed timely returns had he exercised ordinary business care and prudence.
18
AFFIRMED.
*
Honorable Clarence A. Brimmer, Jr., Chief Judge, United States District Court for the District of Wyoming, sitting by designation
**
This order and judgment has no precedential value and shall not be cited, or used by any court within the Tenth Circuit, except for purposes of establishing the doctrines of the law of the case, res judicata, or collateral estoppel. 10th Cir.R. 36.3
1
Petitioner-appellant Geraldine Munroe is involved in this case solely by virtue of the joint tax returns for tax years 1982 and 1983 filed with her former husband, petitioner-appellant Robert Munroe. The Munroes divorced in April 1984
2
Petitioners also challenge the § 6653(a)(1) additions for negligent underpayment; but we decline to consider the argument because it was not raised below. See Neu v. Grant, 548 F.2d 281, 286-87 (10th Cir.1977)
3
M & M executed the following notes at local financial institutions:
$33,000.00, January 26, 1981, due July 25, 1981;
$33,000.00, July 25, 1981, due January 21, 1982;
$51,250.00, February 16, 1982, due February 20, 1983;
$50,032.32, May 4, 1983, due April 25, 1990;
$40,000.00, June 10, 1986, due June 10, 1996.
I R. doc. 6, at 2-3 (stipulation of facts referencing attached exhibits).
4
Petitioners contend that the tax court's findings regarding the three business purposes are clearly erroneous. Regarding the first finding, they argue that the reason for facilitating proportional ownership disappeared in November 1981, when Mr. Munroe acquired his son's M & M shares after the son moved away. The building was purchased and two of the notes were executed, however, prior to this occurrence. The corporation therefore served its intended purpose, if even for a short time. Regarding the second finding, Petitioners contend that the reason for a shield from liability disappeared when the I-beam heavy construction phase of the project was completed. Again we note that this purpose was served at the beginning of the project. In any event, Petitioners have failed in their burden of proving when and if such protection was no longer needed. Petitioners concede that the final business purpose, avoiding difficulties resulting from Mrs. Munroe's mental illness, existed throughout the entire time period at issue
5
The legal issue regarding which factors may constitute reasonable cause is not at issue in this case. See Boyle, 469 U.S. at 245; Jackson, 864 F.2d at 1527. The parties agree that personal problems may amount to reasonable cause under the relevant legal standard. See e.g., Harris v. Commissioner, 28 T.C.M. (CCH) 272 (1969)
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Americans get a stream of messages telling them to avoid vaccines, from Jenny McCarthy on Oprah to billboard animations shown in Times Square. The responsible solution—fight back with forceful pro-vaccine messaging, right?
Actually, fighting fire with fire may backfire, according to a study in the journal Health Psychology.
Researchers asked over 100 participants to imagine parenting an eight-month old as they read about a pretend illness. In the scenario, their doctor advised that the child be vaccinated against the disease—after which subjects were shown typical anti-vaccine warnings that described how vaccines compromise the infant’s immune system.
Researchers then showed the participants two reassuring statements that vaccines pose little risk. Half the participants read: “There is only sporadic evidence that repeated vaccinations overwhelm the immune system.” The other half read: “There is no evidence that repeated vaccinations overwhelm the immune system.”
Those who were told there was no evidence for risk reported greater concern about vaccination and less intention to vaccinate their child than those who read the moderate messaging. The effect intensified when the messaging came from a perceived untrustworthy source, like a pharma company. So a softer sell may make a harder impression.
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Anatomical partitioning of three multiarticular human muscles.
To examine neuromuscular partitioning within human muscles, the innervation patterns and muscle fiber architecture of the flexor carpi radialis (FCR), extensor carpi radialis longus (ECRL) and lateral gastrocnemius (LG) muscles were examined. Consistent patterns of innervation between specimens were found within each of the three muscles. The nerve to the FCR clearly innervates three major architectural divisions of the muscle. The ECRL is innervated by two different muscle nerves. Branches of these nerves innervate at least two distinct anatomical subvolumes. However, the subvolumes of the ECRL defined by muscle architecture are not totally congruent with those defined by the innervation pattern. In the LG, the single muscle nerve branches into two main divisions, and these subsequently divide into branches which supply the three heads. However, each head does not receive a completely private nerve. These results indicate that human muscles are partitioned in a manner roughly similar to the divisions of the same muscles in cats and rats, but with less congruency of architecture and innervation. | {
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We wanted to see what the best in the real estate business thought of the election, so we used our algorithm to find the top real estate agents across America and we asked them if they thought the results of the upcoming Presidential election could make an impact on the nation’s housing market.
In HomeLight’s on-going Top Agent Insights Survey, they answered us.
In an effort to tap into the expertise of the best agents out there, we run the Top Agent Insights Survey. We use our proprietary algorithm to compare real estate agents on their historical transaction data to find the top performing real estate agents across the United States, then we interview them.
Once we had our list of top real estate agents, we gave over 100 of them a scale from 0 to 10, with 0 as “negative impact,” 5 as “no impact,” and 10 as “positive impact.” Real estate agents were able to select a number from 1-10 that answered these two questions:
“How do you feel a Hillary Clinton presidency would impact the US housing market?”
“How do you feel a Donald Trump presidency would impact the US housing market?”
We labeled all responses under five as the percent of top agents who think the candidate will have a negative effect, and all responses over five as the percent of top agents who think the candidate will have a positive effect. All responses at five are top real estate agents who think the candidate will have no impact.
47% of top real estate agents believe Trump’s effect on the housing market will be positive, while only 25% of agents believe Clinton will be positive. In comparison, 25% of agents think Trump will be negative for the housing market, while 41% of agents think Clinton will have a negative impact.
Some of the best real estate agents in the country suggest that Donald Trump would be better for the housing market than Hillary Clinton if he were elected President of the United States.
What do you think?
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Mohamed Al-Shehhi
Mohamed Saeed al-Shehii (; born March 28, 1988) is a professional Emirati footballer. He currently plays as a Winger for Al-Sharjah. He is nicknamed The منيوك
Honours
Individual
UAE League: Rookie Of the Year 2006 - 2007.
UAE League:Best Emirati Player 2007 - 2008.
External links
Mohammed al-Shehii Official Website (Arabic)
Category:1988 births
Category:Living people
Category:Al Wahda FC players
Category:Al Dhafra FC players
Category:Sharjah FC players
Category:Emirati footballers
Category:2011 AFC Asian Cup players
Category:Asian Games medalists in football
Category:Footballers at the 2010 Asian Games
Category:Asian Games silver medalists for the United Arab Emirates
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7 reasons the tech sector should be scared - jrowley
http://www.sfchronicle.com/technology/article/Has-the-tech-bubble-popped-and-we-just-haven-t-6775865.php?t=92cf4da2ae
======
eganist
Every bullet missed the important detail where a ton of companies seem to be
basing their business models on datamining and advertising... and if they have
a slightly more viable business model (regulatory disruption a la AirBnB and
Uber), they're still relying on this data for revenue to some extent.
My hunch (and it is just a hunch): there's going to be a watershed moment
where company marketing efforts realize that a lot of the data they're using
to make marketing decisions, be it directly via their own analytics or through
targeted ad services, is worth a lot less than they think it is. Given how
many bay area startups depend on selling data, that's bound to cause a crunch.
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jp555
That assumes by "Marketing" you mean only advertising and not "Marketing" as
advertising, pricing, distribution, and most importantly product development.
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Reddit Advertising: Results of a 1-Week Campaign - tyler-b
http://blogwriterswanted.com/reddit-advertising-1-week-campaign/
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grimtrigger
Not sure if this problem is fixed, but Reddit requires each day of the
campaign to have the same numbner of impressions.
So if monday has 100 impressions available, tuesday has 100 impressions
available, but wednesday has only 1 impression available... then a Monday-
Tuesday-Wednesday campaign can only be for 3 impressions. A shorter campaign
(Monday-Tuesday) will give you access to 200 impressions.
The "0 impression" number in your post might be because one day out of that
huge timeframe is completely bought out.
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boredinballard
Yup, I had this same issue before. Changing my campaign dates around would
allow me to do a campaign. Sometimes I would have to start the campaign a
couple weeks out.
------
quaffapint
At least he was doing the smart thing and not trying to directly sell to
reddit users. Not that reddit users don't buy stuff, but they're no on reddit
looking to do so. It takes much less effort (and no going to find your wallet)
to sign up for an email list. I always find it amazing that people are shocked
and annoyed at the advertising platform when they didn't direct sell 1,000
copies of their software on their twitter advertising campaign.
With sites like this and twitter, etc, don't direct sell - sign them up for
lists and do the occasional sales pitch in your emails.
~~~
shiftpgdn
That CTR is still ridiculously small. I feel like ads on Reddit are beyond
useless due to the cynicism of the user base + the high prevalence of adblock.
~~~
VLM
"the high prevalence of adblock"
I didn't know reddit had ads until this HN story. Interesting.
~~~
freehunter
The only ads I see on reddit (outside of AMA and some fairly suspiciously-
timed posts about a certain brand that happens to be releasing a new product)
are either at the top of the page as a sponsored post, or ones at the side
about some ridiculous Lambeosaurus or "instead of an ad, here's a penguin".
Seriously, what's the deal with how much advertising they do for /r/dinosaurs?
Am I the only one seeing this?
------
tehwebguy
I've been advertising my League of Legends convention on reddit for a few
weeks using the League related subreddits (leagueoflegends, leagueofmemes,
loleventvods, leagueoflegendsmeta)
The result? The CPM is low and the CPC has hovered between $0.09 and $0.20,
but so far reddit ads have accounted for 0 of our sales (out of a few hundred
tickets so far). Location targeting would be amazing, but you can't target a
subreddit and a location at the same time.
Our ads will steadily change to increase the sense of urgency as the date
approaches (X days left, Y tickets left), it will be interesting to see how it
plays out.
~~~
Nowyouknow
Target a location subreddit? For example /r/chicago. Or are you looking to
target redditors that are subscribed to overlapping subreddits? So
/r/technology + /r/chicago?
~~~
tehwebguy
Yeah, targeting the cross-section would be ideal. I will try Los Angeles and
surrounding subreddits as well (the event is in Burbank).
Organic search has made up about 50% of our sales, direct and social 40%, with
Facebook ads making up the remaining 10% and all of our paid conversions.
Most of our campaigns have been short and cheap ($10), check out some screens
in one of my other replies.
------
cm2012
I find that any useful subreddit always its inventory bought out - and its a
pretty small amount of inventory available in the first place.
~~~
tyler-b
Someone on Twitter made a similar comment and asked the reddit ads team if
they would ever consider implementing any type of bidding system (I don't
think they've responded).
~~~
cm2012
Yeah, I asked personally and they told me the same thing. I also subscribe to
the subreddits I would advertise on, and see any ads related to the category
maybe 1/500th of the time (I don't use adblock). I've never seen it on the
subreddit itself, which has over 20,000 subscribers.
------
kevando
Does anyone have insight whether creating Reddit ads can hurt your chances of
trending as an organic post?
~~~
jedberg
They have no relation to each other.
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taylorbuley
The "insufficient inventory" issue is one I see a lot in Google's DFP as well.
Not a large enough `n` for inventory prediction, I suppose.
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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) defended its senior adviser to the White House after past comments resurfaced of the official questioning President Obama's American citizenship.
Frank Wuco, who hosted a conservative radio program before joining the White House in January, floated the conspiracy that Obama was not eligible to be president because he was not a natural born U.S. citizen and claimed that Obama knew "nothing about the black American experience."
"Mr. Wuco works every day to keep the American people safe by helping to implement the President's security-focused agenda, including raising the global bar for vetting and screening of potential terrorists. Years-old comments cherry picked from thousands of hours on the air have no bearing on his ability to perform his job for the American people," then-acting DHS press secretary Tyler Houlton told CNN.
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Wuco once hosted a guest in 2011 who wrote a book forwarding the case why Obama was ineligible to be president and called the president's birth certificate "questionable" after it was released to the public.
"This person, not only does he, with the exception of the color of his skin, not only does he sort of lay a very false claim on his identification with the black American experience, he has no idea what it is. But people don't care," Wuco once quoted a friend as saying on his show.
The debunked "birther" conspiracy that Obama was born in Kenya was promoted by former real estate mogul Donald Trump Donald John TrumpOmar fires back at Trump over rally remarks: 'This is my country' Pelosi: Trump hurrying to fill SCOTUS seat so he can repeal ObamaCare Trump mocks Biden appearance, mask use ahead of first debate MORE before his run for president. Trump believed the birth certificate to be fraudulent when it was released.
Kirstjen Nielsen Kirstjen Michele NielsenDHS IG won't investigate after watchdog said Wolf, Cuccinelli appointments violated law Appeals court sides with Trump over drawdown of immigrant protections Democrats smell blood with new DHS whistleblower complaint MORE, who previously worked in the White House as the deputy to chief of staff John Kelly John Francis KellyMORE, was confirmed as the new DHS secretary earlier this month. | {
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Ellen Willis's appointment as the first popular music critic for the New Yorker in 1968 was not only a radical decision in a male-dominated industry, but also a breakthrough that would alter the entire landscape of rock journalism. This exciting compilation chronicles her seven years at the New Yorker, her time as editor of The Village Voice, and more. Willis's 1967 essay on Bob Dylan was career and era defining. Landing her the post at the New Yorker, it's a testament to her ability to balance obsession and objectivity. With revolutionary insight she saw darkness and beauty as well as humor in The Velvet Underground, was diplomatic in appraising The Beatles, and boldly identified Patti Smith as the female embodiment of rock and roll. Arresting reviews of records and concerts ranging from The Rolling Stones to Van Morrison highlight Willis the awestruck disciple. At a time when music was less understood than it is today, Willis appreciated why musicians combined passion and intellect to not only document their time, but also influence movements. This volume clearly shows what Frere-Jones, the current New Yorker pop music critic, states: "Willis's pieces retain the mark of their time without being hostage to it." (May) | {
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The use of adjustable guard assemblies with a locking mechanism is generally disclosed in the prior art. This is shown in U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,685,247; 4,787,174; and 4,899,490.
In U.S. Pat. No. 4,899,490, a window guard assembly is disclosed having the well-known basic structure of a pair of sections slidably connected to each other to allow for varying the width of the guard assembly. The two sections include, vertical side members and vertical inner members which are interconnected by horizontally extending rods. The horizontally extending rods extend through spaced openings in the vertical inner members, thereby enabling the two sections to be adjusted relative to each other.
Further the drawings of U.S. Pat. No. 4,899,490 that this disclosed window guard assembly has a horizontally extending threaded member mounted on one section so as to extend through the vertical inner member of the other section and on which a wing nut is adjustably threaded with a locking washer for engagement with the vertical inner member of the other section so as to lock or fix the lateral movement of the respective sections relative to each other and thus adjust the width of the guard assembly to be sized for the space to be blocked by the guard.
In U.S. Pat. No. 4,685,247, a safety barrier positionable in a doorway or passageway is disclosed and at FIG. 4 shows a member having a threaded shank 24, a bush 38 and a turning knob 23.
A child safety gate is disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 4,787,174, whereby the safety barrier comprises spring-biased panels which expand to securely engage a door frame.
U.S. Pat. Nos. 1,191,432 and 2,025,839, disclose manhole closures, each teaching the combination of a threaded rod, a spring and a nut for maintaining an attached member in a closed position.
The present invention discloses an improved adjustable guard assembly having, operatively associated sections longitudinally adjustable to vary the width of the adjustable guard assembly, and a resilient release mechanism adapted to fix the predetermined force at which the guard assembly can be pushed from its assembled position whenever such predetermined force setting is exceeded.
Thus the improved adjustable guard assembly with its resilient release mechanism in accordance with the present invention provides a device which is collapsible on the application of suitable pressure or force to allow the adjustable guard assembly to be forced out of a framed window or other enclosure if an emergency situation arises.
The present invention further improves upon the prior art, as it is constructed to comply with recently enacted statutes requiring that window guard assemblies be quickly removable if an emergency situation arises.
The present invention discloses an adjustable guard assembly which is sturdy enough to protect the safety of a young child while an adult can force the guard assembly into an opened position.
The present invention further discloses an improved adjustable guard assembly with a resilient release mechanism which is adjustable to give way only when the predetermined force to which the resilient release mechanism is set is exceeded. | {
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Calcium-catalyzed formal [2+2+2] cycloaddition.
A formal intermolecular [2+2+2] cycloaddition reaction of enynes to aldehydes is presented, which can be realized in the presence of a simple and benign calcium catalyst. The reaction proceeds with excellent chemo, regio- and diastereoselectivity and leads to a one-step assembly of highly interesting bicyclic building blocks containing up to three stereocenters from simple precursors via a new type of skeletal rearrangement of enynes. The observed diastereoselectivity is accounted for by two different mechanistic proposals. The first one engages mechanistic prospects arising from a gold catalyzed reaction in the absence of the stabilizing gold substituent. The second proposal involves an unprecedented cyclization-carbonyl allene ene reaction-hydroalkoxylation cascade. | {
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Q:
Linking issue with C++ static libraries
I have 2 static libraries and I am building 1 executable that links these two libraries. This code compiled/ran fine until I moved the Crc function from library2 to library1. In library1 I have defined a function
uint16_t Crc16(const std::vector<uint8_t> &data);
In library2 I have a function
uint16_t MyClass::CalcChecksum()
{
std::vector<uint8_t> payload(rawData.begin()+1, rawData.end()-FOOTER_SIZE);
return Crc16(payload);
}
When I link the executable I am getting a "Undefined reference to `Crc16'. My link line is
g++ -rdynamic -Wl,-rpath,/home/chris/Qt5.3.0/5.3/gcc_64 -Wl,-rpath,/home/chris/Qt5.3.0/5.3/gcc_64/lib -o MyExecutable main.o server.o client.o service.o userserver.o pluginloader.o plugin.o moc_server.o moc_client.o moc_userserver.o moc_pluginloader.o moc_plugin.o -L/home/chris/Dev/ProductName/build-ProductName-Desktop_Qt_5_3_0_GCC_64bit-Debug/MyExecutable/../StaticLibrary1/ -lStaticLibrary1 -L/home/chris/Dev/ProductName/build-ProductName-Desktop_Qt_5_3_0_GCC_64bit-Debug/MyExecutable/../StaticLibrary2/ -lStaticLibrary2 -ldl -L/home/chris/Qt5.3.0/5.3/gcc_64/lib -lQt5Network -lQt5Core -lpthread
When I check the exports for libray1 I get this:
nm lib1.a | grep -i crc
000000000000041d T Crc16
and lib2 I get this:
nm lib2.a | grep -i crc
U Crc16
The actual error that I get is
/home/chris/Dev/ProductName/build-ProductName-Desktop_Qt_5_3_0_GCC_64bit-Debug/MyExecutable/../StaticLibrary2//libStaticLibrary2.a(message.o): In function `Device::Message::CalcChecksum()':
/home/chris/Dev/ProductName/ProductName/StaticLibrary2/message.cpp:392: undefined reference to `Crc16'
The fact that library1 has the function defined, and library2 has the function marked as undefined makes sense. What doesn't make sense is when linking an executable it complains that the function is undefined.
Thanks,
Chris
A:
Since library2 depends on library1, it needs to be listed first on the link line. Reverse the order and you should be good to go.
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Influence of sodium and sulphydryl groups on [3H]sulpiride binding sites in rat striatal membranes.
The effect of thiol reagents on the specific binding of the atypical neuroleptic, sulpiride, to rat striatal membranes are examined. Pretreatment of membranes with N-ethylmaleimide (NEM), but not with iodoacetamide or dithiothreitol (DTT), diminishes [3H]sulpiride binding. The effect is dependent on time, temperature, and the concentration of NEM. The reaction proceeds with pseudo-first-order rate kinetics, indicating the involvement of a single essential SH group in the binding of [3H]sulpiride to striatal membranes sites. Both sodium and sulpiride, but not nucleotides, protect the [3H]sulpiride sites from NEM inactivation in a dose-dependent fashion. As sodium is essential for [3H]sulpiride binding it is possible that in the presence of sodium and sulpiride a conformational change takes place that makes the essential SH group less accessible to alkylation. | {
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Nicholas has an array a that contains ndistinct integers from 1 to n. In other words, Nicholas has a permutation of size n.
Nicholas want the minimum element (integer 1) and the maximum element (integer n) to be as far as possible from each other. He wants to perform exactly one swap in order to maximize the distance between the minimum and the maximum elements. The distance between two elements is considered to be equal to the absolute difference between their positions.
Input
The first line of the input contains a single integer n (2 ≤ n ≤ 100) — the size of the permutation.
The second line of the input contains n distinct integers a1, a2, ..., an (1 ≤ ai ≤ n), where ai is equal to the element at the i-th position.
Output
Print a single integer — the maximum possible distance between the minimum and the maximum elements Nicholas can achieve by performing exactly one swap.
Examples
Input
54 5 1 3 2
Output
3
Input
71 6 5 3 4 7 2
Output
6
Input
66 5 4 3 2 1
Output
5
Note
In the first sample, one may obtain the optimal answer by swapping elements 1 and 2.
In the second sample, the minimum and the maximum elements will be located in the opposite ends of the array if we swap 7 and 2.
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In the prior art, delay lines of the kind having localized or distributed time constants have been frequently used to derive sub-clock signals. This structure has a number of disadvantages however, and in particular requires the design or operating engineer to adjust the lengths of the delay lines in order to achieve the required time displacement between adjacent pulses of the sub-clock signals. Another difficulty is that the delay lines are sensitive to load variations which cause mismatches between the line and the load, in turn causing sub-clock pulse distortion. The pulse shape is restored by suitably adjusted electronic devices coupled to the end of each line. These problems necessarily increase the cost of developing electronic assemblies, and particularly data-processing systems where clock signals of a high standard are vital for synchronizing the data-processing operations.
Another structure to derive sub-clock signals uses ring-counters and a decoding matrix to extract the various sub-clock signals. This structure considerably reduces the adjustment problems of delay lines but it does not eliminate the necessity for adjusting the electronic devices coupled to the outputs of the decoding matrix. These problems arise from the use of a ring-counter having internal loops between the various flip-flops from which it is formed. The flip-flops cause widely varying load differences to appear from one sub-clock signal to another. Another drawback of a ring-counter is that the sub-clock signals cannot propagate beyond the various racks of circuit boards forming an electronic assembly; otherwise the clock signals would become unsynchronized.
In certain applications relating to data-processing systems it is desired to stop, i.e., freeze, the sub-clock signals at any time and in any state. This possibility obviously does not exist with systems which employ delay line arrangements for generating the sub-clock signals. Arrangements which employ ring-counters only allow the counters to be stopped in one particular state and not in any state whatever. | {
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IN THE UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS
FOR THE FIFTH CIRCUIT United States Court of Appeals
Fifth Circuit
FILED
December 2, 2008
No. 08-10288 Charles R. Fulbruge III
Summary Calendar Clerk
HAROLD W SMITH, III
Plaintiff - Appellant
v.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA; KAREN W GARDNER, Individually and in
her capacity as an Internal Revenue Service Employee; WALLACE G
BANKS, Individually and in his capacity as Settlement Officer for Internal
Revenue Service; DEBORAH GLOVER, Individually and in her capacity as
Settlement Officer for Internal Revenue Service; MARY J HOWARD,
Individually and in her capacity as Team Manager for Internal Revenue
Service; MAUREEN A JUDGE, Individually and in her capacity as
Operations Manager, Collections for Internal Revenue Service; REED
Defendants - Appellees
Appeal from the United States District Court
for the Northern District of Texas
USDC No. 3:07-CV-313
Before WIENER, STEWART, and CLEMENT, Circuit Judges.
PER CURIAM:*
*
Pursuant to 5TH CIR. R. 47.5, the court has determined that this opinion should not
be published and is not precedent except under the limited circumstances set forth in 5TH CIR.
R. 47.5.4.
No. 08-10288
Harold W. Smith, III appeals the district court’s dismissal of his action for
lack of subject matter jurisdiction. For the following reasons, we affirm.
I. FACTS AND PROCEEDINGS
In 2001, the Internal Revenue Service (“IRS”) issued to Smith notices of
lien filing and intent to levy with respect to his unpaid federal income taxes for
the years 1986–1988 and 1993–1996, along with a notice of his right to a
collection-due-process (“CDP”) hearing before the IRS Office of Appeals. The IRS
had determined that Smith, who had not filed income tax returns since 1986,
had failed to pay more than $250,000 in income taxes (including penalties and
interest). After failing to appear at the scheduled CDP hearing, Smith filed a
hearing request with the IRS Office of Appeals to obtain a new CDP hearing.
Smith was then offered a telephone CDP hearing but did not avail himself of
that opportunity. In March 2006, the IRS Office of Appeals issued a notice of
determination sustaining the lien filing and proposed levies. The notice of
determination also advised Smith that he could petition the United States Tax
Court (the “Tax Court”) for a redetermination within thirty days.
Smith never sought relief from the Tax Court. Instead, Smith contested
the notice of determination by filing a complaint against an IRS settlement
officer in the District Court for the Eastern District of Texas; that complaint was
dismissed for lack of jurisdiction based on the Tax Court’s exclusive jurisdiction
to review CDP determinations involving income taxes. Smith then brought this
action in the District Court for the Northen District of Texas seeking judicial
review of the IRS Office of Appeals determinations and damages for alleged
misconduct by IRS employees. The government moved to dismiss the complaint
for lack of subject-matter jurisdiction. On January 22, 2008, upon
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recommendation of the magistrate judge, the district court granted the motion
and dismissed the case. Smith appeals.
II. STANDARD OF REVIEW
This court reviews de novo the dismissal of a case for lack of subject matter
jurisdiction. Chapa v. U.S. Dep’t of Justice, 339 F.3d 388, 389 (5th Cir. 2003).
“Courts must strictly construe all waivers of the federal government’s sovereign
immunity, resolving all ambiguities in favor of the sovereign.” Id. (quotation and
alternation omitted).
III. DISCUSSION
We fully agree with the district court’s conclusion that it lacked subject-
matter jurisdiction to hear the dispute for the reasons stated in the magistrate
judge’s report. “The Tax Court has exclusive jurisdiction over challenges to the
IRS’s CDP determination of an income tax liability.” Barry v. United States, 215
F. App’x 933, 934 (11th Cir. 2007) (unpublished); see 26 U.S.C. § 6330(d)(1)
(appeals from CDP determinations are filed with the Tax Court); 26 C.F.R. §
601.102(b)(1)(i) (income taxes are within the jurisdiction of the Tax Court).
Further, the mere allegation of a due process violation in connection with the
CDP hearing process is insufficient to confer jurisdiction on the district court.
Barry, 215 F. App’x at 935; Voelker v. Nolen, 365 F.3d 580, 581 (7th Cir.2004).
Smith’s attempts to establish district court jurisdiction based on 26 U.S.C. §
7433 and the Paperwork Reduction Act are similarly unavailing. Section 7433
covers improper government conduct in the collection of federal taxes—it “is not
the proper vehicle for recovering damages relating to an improper assessment of
taxes.” Gandy Nursery, Inc. v. United States, 412 F.3d 602, 607 (5th Cir. 2005).
The Paperwork Reduction Act provides a defense to administrative or judicial
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enforcement actions, but does not create a private right of action for alleged
violations of the statute. See 44 U.S.C. § 3512; see also Sutton v. Providence St.
Joseph Med. Ctr., 192 F.3d 826, 844 (9th Cir. 1999).
Rather than presenting rational arguments challenging the holdings of the
district court, Smith’s brief contains nothing more than tax protestor rhetoric
and new baseless arguments. Smith argues at length that the Federal Register
Act of 1935 and the Administrative Procedures Act of 1946 exempt him from the
imposition of federal taxes. We fail to see how this has anything to do with the
district court’s jurisdiction over the dispute. Finally, Smith’s invocation of the
Fair Debt Collection Act is entirely without merit, as the statute expressly
excludes “any officer or employee of the United States . . . to the extent that
collecting or attempting to collect any debt is in the performance of his official
duties” from the definition of “debt collector.” 15 U.S.C. § 1692a(6)(C).
Accordingly, we affirm the judgment of the district court.
Also before this court is the government’s motion requesting that Smith
be sanctioned for bringing a frivolous appeal pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 1912 and
Rule 38 of the Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure. We agree that sanctions
are warranted. Smith’s appeal is “patently frivolous,” because it is “completely
devoid of relevant legal authority” and fails to set forth a “single comprehensible
legal argument” relevant to the district court’s dismissal for lack of subject
matter jurisdiction. Rayner v. United States, No. 00-60625, 2001 WL 422610, at
*1 (5th Cir. March 29, 2001) (unpublished); see also Olympia Co., Inc. v. Celotex
Corp., 771 F.2d 888, 893 (5th Cir.1985) (“A frivolous appeal is one which involves
legal points not arguable on their merits.” (internal quotation omitted)). Smith
barely mentions the jurisdictional issues central to this case, contending that
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subject matter jurisdiction—the very authority of a court to hear a case—is a
mere “technicality.” Instead, he devotes most of his brief to untenable
arguments that, as a resident of Texas, he is not subject to federal income taxes,
and that federal taxes are voluntary. “Although some latitude may be afforded
to pro se taxpayers who misunderstand the nature of the tax laws, pro se status
is not a license to litter the dockets of the federal courts with ridiculous
allegations” such as those set forth by Smith. Parker v. Comm’r, 117 F.3d 785,
787 (5th Cir. 1997). We also note that Smith chose to file this frivolous lawsuit
even though he was well aware that the Tax Court had jurisdiction to review the
IRS Office of Appeals’ determination—his first complaint in another district
court had already been dismissed for that exact reason.
The government seeks an award of $8,000 as a lump sum sanction to
partially compensate it for the costs of defending Smith’s appeal. This court has
approved the practice of imposing a lump sum sanction in lieu of costs because
it “saves the government the additional cost of calculating its expenses, and also
saves the court the time and expense of reviewing the submission of costs.” Id.
Considering that, according to the government’s brief, the average expense
incurred by the Tax Division of the Department of Justice in the defense of
frivolous taxpayer appeals amounts to over $11,000, and in light of our previous
awards of sanctions in similar cases, we agree that an $8,000 lump sum sanction
is appropriate. See Wallis v. Commissioner, 203 F. App’x 591, 594 (5th Cir.
2006) (unpublished) (awarding an $8,000 flat fee sanction against taxpayer
appellant for filing a frivolous appeal). This sanction should deter Smith from
filing yet a third lawsuit in the district courts.
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IV. CONCLUSION
For the foregoing reasons, the judgment of the district court is AFFIRMED
and the government’s motion for sanctions in the amount of $8,000 is
GRANTED.
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Vahdat Rural District () may refer to:
Vahdat Rural District (Kerman Province)
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NEWS ANALYSIS: The Federal Communications Commission had already voted to withdraw data privacy rules for Internet Service Providers well before Congress voted to overturn them.
The frantic reports in the general news media about a U.S. House of Representatives vote on March 28 to terminate Federal Communications Commission rules concerning internet users' data privacy nearly rose to the level of fake news.
Those reports claim that a whole series of protections granted by the FCC are being taken away, and that Internet users in the US are losing privacy protections. That’s not correct.
Those reports are incorrect is because the rules never took effect. They were scheduled to go into effect in April, but the FCC put them on hold. The only actual change is that now they will never take effect, whereas once it was possible that the FCC could change its and withdraw the rules on its own.
Let's look back on how these ill-fated rules were created. One of the final actions by the outgoing FCC Chairman, Tom Wheeler was to create a set of new privacy protections that covered internet service providers. Those privacy protections were essentially a power grab by the FCC to take over administration of privacy rules that the Federal Trade Commission had always administered.
Once Wheeler left office with the outgoing democratic administration, the remaining FCC members voted to prevent the rules from taking effect. The vote by the House and the Senate to stop the rules only ensures that some future FCC can’t impose them again.
Current FCC Chairman Ajit Pai explained how it came about in a statement released after the vote by Congress. “Last year, the Federal Communications Commission pushed through, on a party-line vote, privacy regulations designed to benefit one group of favored companies over another group of disfavored companies,” Pai said.
“Appropriately, Congress has passed a resolution to reject this approach of picking winners and losers before it takes effect.”
It’s also important to note that nothing has changed in regards to your ISP selling your browsing history or other information. Previous actions by the FCC against carriers and ISPs that shared privacy information such as social security numbers are still in effect. In addition, they are still required to allow you to opt out of such sharing and they still need to make it easy for you to find out how to do that.
If you’re worried that your ISP might ignore your request to opt-out of sharing, then you can use a Virtual Private Network or the Tor browser. There are versions of Tor for Windows, macOS and Linux. Using Tor and following the included guidelines will keep your ISP and pretty much anyone else from tracking your activities. | {
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Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is oftenused to alleviate the discomfort, disability and pain involved in many chronic diseases. Besides this, females, middle-aged and higher educated people are also known to use CAM the most. This study explores whether the sociodemographic characteristics associated with CAM use differ by type of disease. The following data were taken from the Belgian Health Interview Survey 2013 for the individuals aged 15+ years (n = 8942): sociodemographic characteristics, past 12-month diseases (using a list) and contact with a homeopath, chiropractor, acupuncturist and/or osteopath (CAM-therapists) in the past year. The association between CAM use and disease, controlled for gender, age, education and conventional medicine use, was assessed through logistic regressions. When interactions with the sociodemographic characteristics were found, stratified regressions were conducted. People with musculoskeletal diseases [odds ratio (OR) = 2.6], allergy (OR = 1.4) and severe headache (OR = 1.5) had higher odds of using CAM in the past year with statistical significance. For musculoskeletal diseases, the odds of using CAM was higher, with statistical significance, for every sociodemographic subclass. For allergy, CAM use was higher among men, people aged 45+ years and lower educated people, while for severe headache CAM use was higher among women, people aged 45+ years and higher educated people, all with statistical significance. Sociodemographic characteristics associated with CAM use differ by diseases. The role of CAM in disease management cannot be ignored. Making physicians aware for which disease CAM is used and by whom, may facilitate disease management. | {
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MEXICO DF (Reuters) - Una espaciosa casa que le costó 13 dólares al presidente de México, un departamento minúsculo de un ministro y un centenar de autos de otro miembro del gabinete figuran entre los bienes de los principales funcionarios del país, que están bajo la lupa tras un escándalo por supuestos conflictos de interés.
Según las declaraciones patrimoniales de los servidores públicos, el mandatario Enrique Peña Nieto adquirió en 1982 un inmueble por 924 viejos pesos, equivalente entonces a 13 dólares.
Con el ajuste por inflación, la casa, de unos 560 metros cuadrados, costaría hoy 572 pesos (unos 39 dólares), según un cálculo de Reuters.
Según la declaración patrimonial del titular de la estatal Comisión Federal de Electricidad (CFE), Enrique Ochoa, el funcionario es dueño de una flotilla de 109 taxis, además de un Porsche modelo 2008.
La oficina de Ochoa dijo más tarde el martes que el automóvil había sido vendido en julio de este año, aunque no pudo precisar el monto de la venta.
También informó que la declaración parece sostener que Ochoa posee tres obras de la artista mexicana Frida Khalo, pero en realidad el funcionario es dueño de una pieza titulada “Tres Fridas”, de un autor anónimo del sureño estado de Oaxaca.
El secretario de Hacienda, Luis Videgaray, también declaró obras de arte y una casa, que según el Wall Street Journal habría adquirido a crédito a Grupo Higa, una empresa contratista acusada de beneficiarse de tráfico de influencias en la administración de Peña Nieto. [ID:nL1N0TW0GS]
Uno de los más modestos en su patrimonio fue el secretario de Gobernación, Miguel Ángel Osorio, quien declaró un pequeño departamento de apenas 12 metros cuadrados y dos terrenos.
El fiscal mexicano, Jesús Murillo, no aceptó hacer públicos sus datos patrimoniales, algo que le permite la ley.
El mes pasado, el Gobierno canceló abruptamente una licitación por 3,750 millones de dólares para un tren de alta velocidad que había sido concedida a un consorcio, en el que participaba Grupo Higa, que construyó una lujosa mansión que estaba siendo adquirida por la esposa de Peña Nieto. [ID:nL2N0TA1ZZ]
El episodio levantó una ola de interrogantes acerca de la ética de la gestión del presidente, que este año logró sacar adelante un paquete de históricas reformas estructurales orientadas a impulsar el crecimiento económico.
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When Jurassic Park author and “Westworld” writer-director Michael Crichton succumbed to cancer in 2008, he left an entire genre of literature and film (the techno-thriller) to be tended to. Writers like Arthur C. Clarke and Isaac Asimov birthed hard (detail-oriented) science fiction, but it was Crichton who so effectually married it to action storytelling. Few have done it better since, with many struggling still to approximate the late writer’s ability to concurrently thrill and edify.
Artificial intelligence horror-thriller “Morgan” is a shining example of how not to ape Crichton’s brand of futurism, picking his work over for parts without any appreciation for how or why they were assembled in the first place. Never mind that last year’s “Ex Machina” spun a curiously similar web and did it much more inventively.
Luke Scott – son of Sir Ridley (“Alien,” “Blade Runner”) – directs from a screenplay by Seth W. Owen. Owen’s script is stillborn, a dull hodgepodge of uninteresting characters delivering uninteresting dialogue in a wooded bunker that looks amazingly like that of the aforementioned “Ex Machina.” And Scott’s direction is as short on personality as the characters inhabiting his movie.
A corporate risk assessment agent named Lee Weathers (Kate Mara, “The Martian”) has been dispatched to investigate a violent incident involving a synthetic human named Morgan. Anya Taylor-Joy (“The Witch”) plays the title character, a 5-year-old humanoid with the appearance and demeanor of an especially icy teenage girl. After Morgan stabs one of her caretakers in the eye, the rest of the team is surprisingly cool about the whole thing, incredulous at the thought that Weathers might want her terminated.
The film’s impressive stable of supporting actors (Brian Cox, Paul Giamatti, Toby Jones, Michelle Yeoh, and Jennifer Jason Leigh) looks to elevate the B-movie dialogue – “There was joy in [Morgan’s] heart before we shoved her back in that box!” – but their pedigree makes for an awkward dance between would-be prestige sci-fi and uncreative schlock. This same imbalance is felt in the film’s halfway point turn from PG-13 thriller to grisly horror. Thereafter, “Morgan” is a futuristic “Friday The 13th” movie waiting for Jason Voorhees to show up. Spoiler: he doesn’t.
As for the leads, Mara’s presence is a typically bland one. But since her character comes with no backstory or personality to speak of, the blame isn’t hers to shoulder. Alternatively, Taylor-Joy is a relative bright spot, imbuing a stone-faced killer humanoid with a modicum of charisma. But not enough that we feel like rooting for her. And that’s the movie’s eventual downfall. We don’t care about any of these characters, not even enough to cheer as they’re killed off.
Ultimately, “Morgan” thinks itself a cautionary, profound tale of human arrogance that also dishes out bloody thrills. Meanwhile, in reality, it’s a base, sleepy exercise in horror that doesn’t deserve its cast or an audience. These are poorly realized characters stuck in a labyrinth of illogic, which is antithetical to everything Michael Crichton proved the genre could stand for. Leave it to the film’s shoulder shrug of a twist to sum up its failures so plainly. | {
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*
* $Id: multi-double.c,v 1.3 2002/12/03 12:34:43 bagder Exp $
*
* This is a very simple example using the multi interface.
*/
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
/* somewhat unix-specific */
#include <sys/time.h>
#include <unistd.h>
/* curl stuff */
#include <curl/curl.h>
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* Simply download two HTTP files!
*/
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CURL *http_handle;
CURL *http_handle2;
CURLM *multi_handle;
int still_running; /* keep number of running handles */
http_handle = curl_easy_init();
http_handle2 = curl_easy_init();
/* set options */
curl_easy_setopt( http_handle, CURLOPT_URL, "http://www.haxx.se/" );
/* set options */
curl_easy_setopt( http_handle2, CURLOPT_URL, "http://localhost/" );
/* init a multi stack */
multi_handle = curl_multi_init();
/* add the individual transfers */
curl_multi_add_handle( multi_handle, http_handle );
curl_multi_add_handle( multi_handle, http_handle2 );
/* we start some action by calling perform right away */
while ( CURLM_CALL_MULTI_PERFORM ==
curl_multi_perform( multi_handle, &still_running ) ) ;
while ( still_running ) {
struct timeval timeout;
int rc; /* select() return code */
fd_set fdread;
fd_set fdwrite;
fd_set fdexcep;
int maxfd;
FD_ZERO( &fdread );
FD_ZERO( &fdwrite );
FD_ZERO( &fdexcep );
/* set a suitable timeout to play around with */
timeout.tv_sec = 1;
timeout.tv_usec = 0;
/* get file descriptors from the transfers */
curl_multi_fdset( multi_handle, &fdread, &fdwrite, &fdexcep, &maxfd );
rc = select( maxfd + 1, &fdread, &fdwrite, &fdexcep, &timeout );
switch ( rc ) {
case - 1:
/* select error */
break;
case 0:
default:
/* timeout or readable/writable sockets */
while ( CURLM_CALL_MULTI_PERFORM ==
curl_multi_perform( multi_handle, &still_running ) ) ;
break;
}
}
curl_multi_cleanup( multi_handle );
curl_easy_cleanup( http_handle );
curl_easy_cleanup( http_handle2 );
return 0;
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Ephraim of Pereyaslavl
Saint Ephraim II of Pereyaslav, () also Saint Ephraim of the Caves () or Saint Ephraim, Bishop of Pereslav - Eastern Orthodox saint, bishop of Pereiaslav, Ukraine).
Before his tonsure into monasticism, was treasurer and steward of household affairs (1054–1068) at the court of the Iziaslav Yaroslavich the Grand Prince of Kiev. Weighed down by this noisy and bustling life and wishing to become a monk, he was accepted by Saint Anthony of Kiev and was tonsured (March 23) by Saint Nikon the Chronicler, then the Hegumen of the Kiev Monastery of the Caves.
The enraged Iziaslav demanded that Ephraim return, threatening to lock him up in prison and to destroy the Kiev Monastery of the Caves (the Pechersk Lavra). St Anthony and the brethren left the monastery and decided to go to another place. Iziaslav, however, feared the wrath of God. He took his wife's advice and withdrew his forces from the monastery in disgrace.
Ephraim wished to go on pilgrimage to the holy places abroad. With the blessing of St Anthony, he journeyed to Constantinople and settled there in one of the monasteries. While in Constantinople, Ephraim made a copy of the Studite monastic rule, and took it to Kiev at the request of Theodosius of Kiev. As soon as he received the Rule, Theodosius implemented it in his monastery (the Pechersk Lavra).
After the year 1072 Ephraim was made bishop in Pereslav, with the title of Metropolitan. He adorned Pereslav with many beautiful churches and public buildings, and he built stone walls around the city in the Greek manner. He built free hospices for the poor and travelers, and constructed several public bath-houses.
In the year 1091, Ephraim participated in the opening and solemn transfer of the relics of St Theodosius. A Life of St Ephraim existed in former times, but it has not survived. We find an account of him both in the Life of St Theodosius, and in the Russian Chronicles. A tale and encomium for St Nicholas the Wonderworker is ascribed to Ephraim.
Ephraim died in the year 1098. He was buried in the Church of the Presentation in the Near Caves of the Kiev Monastery of the Caves.
His memory is also celebrated on January 28, September 28 and on the second Sunday of Great Lent.
External links
Lives of All Saints
Category:1098 deaths
Category:11th-century Eastern Orthodox bishops
Category:Monks of Kiev Pechersk Lavra
Category:Eastern Orthodox saints from Ukraine
Category:Russian saints
Category:11th-century Christian saints
Category:Burials at the Near Caves, Kiev Pechersk Lavra
Category:Year of birth unknown
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Tweeters were incredulous after President Donald Trump showed up on Wednesday to a “listening session” with Florida school shooting survivors carrying a note that essentially reminded him to show empathy.
“I hear you,” was number five on the cheat sheet that Trump clutched in his hands:
(Photo: Jonathan Ernst / Reuters)
It’s unclear whether Trump or one of his White House aides wrote the list. But the image did not go unnoticed on Twitter, where folks were quick to criticize the president for needing the reminder at all:
The President had to be reminded to show empathy in a listening session on gun violence. Let that sink in. https://t.co/lwTDxl0lZB — Kyle Sutton (@kbsutt) February 21, 2018
TRUMP: I smell-uhh I mean *checks notes* I hear you. pic.twitter.com/Qhu5srAemw — Shayne Topp (@supershayne) February 21, 2018
Trump had to read off a card to say, “I hear you.”
This is a sick joke. https://t.co/Nnk91e5rzE — Adam Jentleson (@AJentleson) February 21, 2018
It's really sad that Trump needed someone to write down "I hear you" for him to remember to try and show empathy for those impacted by gun violence. pic.twitter.com/AsH3XGIM91 — Josh Jordan (@NumbersMuncher) February 21, 2018
Literally needs to be spoon-fed words that project empathy. A profoundly defective human being. https://t.co/FSmMNksTJ7 — Jason Lichtenstein (@jlicht1968) February 21, 2018
The fact that President Trump needed a note card to remind him to say “I hear you” to survivors of school shootings, proves to me that he’s a psychopath with no capacity for empathy.
This isn’t a joke. We have a psychopath running our country!#ParklandStudentsSpeak — Ed Krassenstein (@EdKrassen) February 22, 2018
This list is like a cheat sheet you’d give to an alien who was trying to pass off as a human with empathy https://t.co/bjVfVs7UXu — Brian Klaas (@brianklaas) February 21, 2018
“I HEAR YOU” had to be scripted. I have nothing left. https://t.co/smnqXCUtSL — alyssa mastromonaco (@AlyssaMastro44) February 21, 2018
Raise your hand if you're surprised that Trump needs to reminded to say "I hear you" in a listening session. https://t.co/O12HICfsUl — Amy Bingham (@BlondMsKang) February 21, 2018
Trump can't even remember why he's in the room and needs a note telling him to pretend he's listening. Literally has a cheat sheet saying I hear you. Show me a dumber human and it's likely a tree. https://t.co/RcphAJOtE7 — Todd Poirier (@todd_poirier) February 21, 2018
What a living dead-man! Trump's "cues" to say to the high-school kids reading him and his nativist tribalistic Republican white-nationalist party the riot-act. "I hear you". The man is like a zombie. A White Walker pic.twitter.com/NDAoDG1lY5 — Jerry Saltz (@jerrysaltz) February 21, 2018
The president sat in his chair.
A group of survivors was there.
He looked at a note
An aide of his wrote
And thus was reminded to care. — Limericking (@Limericking) February 22, 2018
Barack Obama sang “amazing grace” at a funeral in Charleston and Donald Trump needs a fucking cheat card to show empathy. https://t.co/J9fnsa3Zes — Emmy Bengtson (@EmmyA2) February 21, 2018
To help him simulate human reactions, Trump's minders gave him a cheat sheet that prompted him to say things like "I hear you" during the WH listening session on the #Parkland shootings. [@AP Photo by Carolyn Kaster] pic.twitter.com/cEyVNDlvjU — Steve Silberman (@stevesilberman) February 21, 2018
Maybe if we had "Be a better president" on his hand it would work? https://t.co/5YTZvXLC0M — (((Charles Young))) (@CharlieYoungEsq) February 22, 2018
"Don't forget to show human emotions like a real human" https://t.co/4a6leDmQda — Will Federman (@wfederman) February 21, 2018
There is no page to turn.
There IS no Presidential moment for trump to rise to.
You can't teach empathy.
You can't teach decency.
You either have it, or you don't.
Having to write "I Hear You" as an emotion to share is sad.
It's also A LIE.#ListeningSession pic.twitter.com/tycIm4zVGM — BrooklynDad_Defiant! (@mmpadellan) February 22, 2018
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Welcome to Retail Hell, our new regular feature collecting the best and worst stories from the world of video game retail.
In today's round-up, we've got reader-submitted stories of grandmas playing Zelda, two-year-olds stealing Pokémon cards, and the case of the cockroach-filled PS3.
If you've worked in gaming retail and you've got stories to share—happy, sad, or anything in between—send 'em my way. Here are some of the best ones you guys have sent in so far.
The Two-Year-Old Pokémon Thief
So around Christmas of 2000, I was on my first GameStop holiday tour of duty. It was me and my assistant manager. Of course, parents shopping in the mall decided to leave their children at the local mall babysitter—aka GameStop. Well, we had a few little 2-3-year-olds running through our store, but the main one that stood out to the both of us was this little 2ish year old girl watching us from the corner. At first, we thought she was just being a kid who happened to be weird, as some tend to be. She kept running out of the store, then back in shortly afterwards. Eventually, my assistant manager noticed that the shelf of Pokémon card packs was beginning to get lighter and lighter in product and size. Just then, the little girl comes in trying to play it off. We knew right away..... So we went by our business waiting to see what she does. She's two, so of course she took the bait. Caught her lifting two packs at a time and stuffing them in her pants. She sees we caught her. She speed-walks out after the assistant manager calls out, "Hey sweetie, what are you doing with those?" He walks after her and see her stuffing all of the packs in the side of her stroller, which was at one of those cell-phone booths with her neglectful parents. This kid was good! He gets the cards back from the parents, and we hear the little girl wailing outside, most likely because she didn't get her cards in the end, right? Well.... She was crying so bad, her mom relented and came back in to BUY the fucking cards for her instead of teaching her stealing is bad. My assistant manager was shaking his head at her the whole time while she bought them. The mom didn't make eye contact with us and quickly scurried out after the purchase was complete. The little girl stood there, smiled at us and skipped out behind her mom. I am assuming this girl is now a world class thief. And this is why we have sociopaths everywhere now.... — Bryon
Zelda Grandma
This elderly woman was given a Wii by her kids, right at the still burgeoning era of Wii Sports. Some-goddamn-how she got a copy of a Zelda game, and loved it. This lady is mid-80s, if we're being kind and generous. So she comes in looking for another Zelda title, and I show her a copy of Wind Waker and explain that she needs GameCube controllers and all this and she says she has it all, so whatever. She sees it's $40 used and has a hard time coughing up the cash for it, so she asks if it will still be there in a few days. I tell her I can't guarantee anything but since we have multiple copies she shouldn't worry too much. She looks at me confused. I tell here there are other copies, and she says she wants the one she's holding. I pop open the case to reveal it's empty and reiterate that there are more discs behind the counter and she shouldn't worry. She's totally bewildered. Adamant, she keeps saying she wants the one she's holding, and I try to explain in as many ways as possible that there are more. "There are more... Of them?" she asks I explain that this game is not a loaf of bread. (Best analogy of my life.) My co-worker and I do not wake up early in the morning to make each individual game like a baker bakes bread every morning. They are produced by the millions, and we have four or five of those million copies. And in the past month, we haven't sold out. She puts the game back on the shelf, looks at me, steely-eyed, the eyes of a woman who has heard WWII first-hand accounts from her friends and says, "I will have enough money in three days, I want this Zelda." She points and puts pressure on the binding of the game. "This one, here." She leaves. It's been six years, and we've both moved on from this retailer. But to this day my co-worker from then still asks me if I have any "more... of them? You know... them, are there more?" — Justin
Ban Hammer
Reader Killer_Walrus here. I worked at GameStop for a few years. After working there for a few weeks, you quickly learn that people will try to get the most that they can when they trade their games and consoles in. One day, a guy came in and was trying to trade in some games that were clearly not his. He brought in games that he took from RedBox and tried to remove the security tag from the center rim of the disk. We told him we couldn't take the games and gave them back to him. He pleaded and said he needed the money and we refused. He eventually said, "That's fine. I know another GameStop that always takes my games." My manager, an old high school friend of mine, hit a couple of keys on our POS system and said "Not anymore." He sent his information off to all of the other GameStop locations banning him from bringing in any trades. It was literally the most power a GameStop employee could ever wield, and he dropped the hammer down.
That's Not How You Use A Credit Card
A lady walks in on a quiet Tuesday night, and under her arm she has a small bag. I assume she just has some trades. On such a dead evening, I'm cool with it. Maybe we'll even get some good conversation, as my only other co-worker for the night is off restocking. She puts her bag down and removes a shiny new Wii. This was back when the Wii had maybe been out a year. So it was still new but demand had settled. She says: "My son wanted to download a game and showed me that we could buy it online. So we got to the point where we were prompted to insert credit card. So I inserted my Amex card." It was at this point I raised an eyebrow and tried to help her move the story along and point her towards Nintendo support as I could not help her with online purchasing. But she continues: "It didn't accept my Amex so I tried my Visa, and after that my husband's MasterCard. Is there a different slot to insert them into?" I looked at her with a deadpan stare for what felt like a millennia before slowly looking down at the Wii. I reached for it and lifted it and could immediately hear the rattling sound of three, THREE, different credit cards inside her Wii. I lost. I couldn't stop laughing. When she asked what was so funny, I explained that no, you can't put credit cards inside your Wii. She too found the humor [in this], which was relieving, because as you can imagine, laughing at a customer is kind of a no-no. She went on her way with a scrap of paper on which I scribbled down Nintendo support number and website. To this day I can only assume there are three canceled credit cards hiding inside their new home. — Andrew
This Is Gross
While working at GameStop as a senior game associate, I had to open the store by myself on a regular basis. One particular day, we were very busy (I think it was a title launch day). This guy who looked like Jamie Kennedy in Malibu's Most Wanted came into the store to trade in his PS3 with his girlfriend. I began my inspection and opened where the hard drive should go, and a good 12 to 20 live cockroaches came pouring out, along with a pair of very used panties. I got to spend the next half hour trying to explain to him that we didn't sell him a PS3 full of cockroaches and then witnessed an enjoyable 20 minutes of his gf chewing him out because she doesn't wear "whore" panties like that. I think they broke up. — Brenden
Stop Wasting Fruit!
I used to work for a Microsoft Store, and we definitely saw some ridiculous people come in. There was one woman who was particularly infamous, though. Basically every employee had a run-in with her at some point, as she came in at least a couple times per week. I don't like to throw around the word crazy, but this lady should have had her picture next to it in the dictionary. On day, as I was standing at the front and greeting people, I noticed her staring at the kid playing Fruit Ninja on our Xbox display. After an almost uncomfortable amount of time, she walked up to me and declared, "this is a terrible game." Before I could even think of a way to politely respond to that, she reiterated with a hint of disgust, "this is a terrible game. You are wasting fruit." Trying to not disagree with an agitated crazy-person, I replied in the most diplomatic way I knew how, "Well, I guess you would be if they were real fr..." "You are wasting fruit," she says again, cutting me off. "This is a terrible game. You are wasting fruit. You are teaching children to waste fruit." "Well, ma'am, it's just a game. He's not actually wasting the fruit." "You are teaching children to waste fruit!" "I'm sorry you feel that way ma'am. Not all of our games are educational, though, some are just for fun." "What do you mean not educational?! This is Microsoft! Microsoft is about education! I come here to learn!" [She was part of our personal training program]. "Do you know Blackjack? Solitaire? These games are educational! They teach me how to count! This is a terrible game!" There was no way to reply, so I just stood there in shock, trying to find words. Fortunately, I didn't need them. With an incredible amount of venom, she declared, "wasting fruit!" a final time, spat on the floor and stormed out, while I looked around to see if anyone else had just witnessed all of that. —Stephen
Everyone Plays Pokémon
I briefly worked at a Target store at the electronics counter. I had a young guy, maybe 14 or 15 or so, come into the store with his mom and sheepishly approach the counter. He looked nervous to be there and asked if he could get a game. When I asked him which one, he looked around and told me it was embarrassing, then almost whispered it: "Pokémon X." He looked ashamed and emasculated. It was heartbreaking. I told him, "Ah, great pick. I just finished it. It was awesome." His eyes lit up. He perked up his head and asked if I was kidding. I told him of course not, and that he should never be ashamed of having something that makes him happy. I let him know that in the game design program at my college, we had problems keeping the programmers on task because all the grown men couldn't stop catching em all. He grinned ear to ear. He left the store with his head held higher than he came in, Pokémon proudly in hand. It felt really good, having an opportunity at a horrible dead-end job that I was not pleased to be in, to make a small difference, and hopefully boost some kid's self esteem. —Robert
This actually took place on my 18th birthday, the same day that the original Game Boy Advance came out. I was working at an Electronics Boutique and had an older gentleman call the store asking for advice on how to set up a PlayStation 2 that he had purchased for his grandchildren, not knowing how the wires needed to be plugged in. I tried to explain that the wires were color-coded, but he was confused to the point of tears. He asked if he could use his video camera to record the back of his television and I could point out where the wires needed to go, I said that was fine. The gentleman came in with his video camera a couple hours later. The video started with the back of his television and then immediately cut to him masturbating on his bed for five seconds then back to the television. Happy birthday. —Matt
Illustration by Sam Woolley.
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Q:
Latex large matrix
I want to create this matrix.
$H=\begin{bmatrix}
0 & 0 & 0 & 0 & \ldots & 0 & \ldots\ldots & 1 & 1 & 1 &\ldots & 1\\
0 & 0 & 0 & 0 & \ldots & 0 & \ldots\ldots & 1 & 1 & 1 &\ldots & \alpha_{q-1}\\
\vdots & \vdots & \vdots & \vdots & xxxxx & \vdots & xxxxxxx & \vdots & \vdots & \vdots & xxxxxx & \vdots\\
0 & 1 & 1 & 1 & \ldots & 1 & \ldots\ldots & 0 & 0 & 0 &\ldots & \alpha_{q-1}\\
1 & 0 & 1 & \alpha_2 & \ldots & \alpha_{q-1} & \ldots\ldots & 0 & 1 & \alpha_2 &\ldots & \alpha_{q-1}
\end{bmatrix}$
I get this error
Underfull \hbox (badness 10000) in paragraph at lines 318--330
Underfull \hbox (badness 10000) in paragraph at lines 340--342
! Extra alignment tab has been changed to \cr.
<recently read> \endtemplate
l.344 ...& \ldots & 0 & \ldots\ldots & 1 & 1 & 1 &
\ldots & 1\\
?
A:
By default, the maximal number of columns in a matrix of amsmath is 10. But you can change that:
\setcounter{MaxMatrixCols}{12}
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