grateful for the multitude of moments that have
been my world in 2015 where I learned and made a helpful choice. Whether it was to get up early to watch the sunrise and help deliver a calf, help a
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I am truly learning that whatever perspective I bring to the situation is what makes the world a bad, a good or an amazingInteraction of periodontal and jaw elevator spindle afferents in the cerebellum--sensory calibration.
Electrical stimulation of low threshold, fast afferents in the inferior alveolar nerve produce very short latency synaptic field potentials in the cerebellar cortex anterior lobe typical of mossy fibre inputs. The afferents concerned are from periodontal receptors, some of which project directly without relay. Muscle afferents do not show this direct projection. The functional significance of this arrangement is discussed, bearing in mind the parallel with the direct projection of some first order vestibular afferents. It is suggested that the specialisation seen may be the basis for sensory calibration of spindle inputs by means of periodontal afferents.


@Kane2005a; @Bernevig2006; @Hsieh2009], the Weyl semimetals [@Wan2011; @Lv2015; @Xu2015; @Yan2017], quantum anomalous Hall effects [@Liu2016; @Chang2013], and the topological superconductors [@Sato2017; @Zhang2018].

Analogous to electrodynamics, one naturally wonders about the generalization of dipoles to higher-order multipoles for bulk wave functions, which would modify the bulk-boundary correspondence. Such a novel class of “higher-order” topological insulators (HOTI) were constructed successfully in recent theories [@Benalcazar2017; @Benalcazar2017a; @Kunst2017; @Schindler2018; @Song2017; @Langbehn2017; @Trifunovic2018; @Calugaru2018; @Queiroz2018; @Ezawa2018], and have quickly led to experimental realizations in photonic [@Serra-Garcia2017; @Peterson2017], electric circuits [@Imhof2017] and solid state systems [@Wang2018b; @Schindler2018a]. With vanishing dipole but quantized $ n $-th order multipoles in HOTI, both the bulk and edge exhibit gapped spectrum, while in-gap “corner” states emerge in a region being $ n $-dimensional lower than that of the bulk. Inspired by such success, rapid progress hasT=2 $. When $ t\in[0,1/2] $: $$\begin{aligned}
        U(t) = \cos(\sqrt{2}\gamma t) - i\sin(\sqrt{2}\gamma t) \frac{h_1}{\sqrt2};
        \end{aligned}$$ when $ t\in[1/2,3/2] $, $$\begin{aligned}
        U(t) &= \left(\cos(\sqrt2\lambda (t-1/2)) - i\sin(\sqrt{2}\lambda (t-1/2)) \frac{h_{2\boldsymbol{k}} }{\sqrt2} \right)  \left(\cos(\gamma/\sqrt2) - i\sin(\gamma/\sqrt2) \frac{h_1}{\sqrt2}\right);
        \end{aligned}$$ and finally, when $ t\in[3/2,2] $, $$\begin{aligned}
        U(t) &= \left(\cos(\sqrt2\gamma (t-3/2)) - i\sin(\sqrt2\gamma (t-3/2) ) \frac{h_1}{\sqrt2}\right)
        \left(\cos(\sqrt2\lambda) - i \sin(\sqrt2\lambda) \frac{h_{2\boldsymbol{k}}}{\sqrt2} \right) \left(\cos(\gamma/\sqrt2) - i\sin(\gamma/\sqrt2) \frac{h_1}{\sqrt2}\right).
        \end{aligned}$$

The Floquet operator is the evolution operator at the end of a full period: $$\begin{aligned}


&= \frac{1}{\sqrt2}\sin\sqrt2\lambda
        \sin k_x
        \\ \label{fgggg}
        g_{4\boldsymbol{k}} &= - \frac{1}{\sqrt2} \left(
        \sin\sqrt2\gamma \cos\sqrt2\lambda + \cos\sqrt2\gamma \sin\sqrt2\lambda \frac{\cos k_x + \cos k_y}{2} + \sin\sqrt2\lambda \frac{\cos k_x - \cos k_y}{2}
        \right)
        \end{aligned}$$ and $ \mathbb{I} = \tau_0 \sigma_0, \Gamma_{1,2,3} = \tau_2\sigma_{1,2,3}, \Gamma_4 = \tau_1\sigma_0 $ are Dirac matrices being anticommuting with each other $ \{\Gamma_i, \Gamma_j\} = 2\delta_{ij} $, and $ f, g $’s are real numbers satisfying $ f^2 + \sum_{j=1}^4 g_j^2 = 1 $. That means $ U_F $, and therefore its eigenstates, can \cos \frac{E_{\boldsymbol{k}}}{2} \sigma_0 & -iQ^\dagger \sin\frac{E_{\boldsymbol{k}}}{2} \\
        -iQ \sin\frac{E_{\boldsymbol{k}}}{2} & \cos\frac{E_{\boldsymbol{k}}}{2} \sigma_0
        \end{pmatrix}.
        \end{aligned}$$ In summary, we can apply Eqs. (\[fgggg\]), (\[defEk\]), (\[bigq\]) and (\[heff\]) to compute the periodized evolution operator at half period $ t/T=1/2 $: $$\begin{aligned}
\nonumber
        & h_{1} = \tau_1\sigma_0 - \tau_2\sigma_2, \qquad\qquad
        h_{2\boldsymbol{k}} = \cos k_x \tau_1\sigma_0 - \sin k_x \tau_2\sigma_3 - \cos k_y\tau_2\sigma_2 - \sin k_y \tau_2\sigma_1,\\ \nonumber
        &U\left(\frac{T}{2}\right) = \left(\cos\frac{\sqrt2\lambda}{2} - i\sin\frac{\sqrt2\lambda}{2} \frac{h_{2\boldsymbol{k}}}{\sqrt2} \right)
        \left(
        \cos\frac{\sqrt2\gamma}{2}


- i \sin\frac{\sqrt2\gamma}{2} \frac{h_1}{\sqrt2}
        \right)
        \\
        &U_{\varepsilon=0}\left(\frac{T}{2}\right) = U\left(\frac{T}{2}\right)e^{-iH_{\text{eff}}^{(0)}/2}, \qquad\qquad
        U_{\varepsilon=\pi}\left(\frac{T}{2}\right) = U\left(\frac{T}{2}\right)e^{-iH_{\text{eff}}^{(\pi)}/2}.
        \end{aligned}$$

Numerical algorithms
====================

Static nested polarization
--------------------------

To be self-contained, we briefly review the procedure to compute static nested polarization in previous literature. Consider a static Hamiltonian $ H(k_x,k_y) $ or a time-independent Floquet operator $ U(k_x,k_y) = U(k_x,k_y,T) $, where $ T $ is the period of a drive (a fixed number). The construction of topological invariants is based on their eigenstates $$\begin{aligned}
        H|E_{\boldsymbol{k}}\rangle  = E_{\boldsymbol{k}} |E_{\boldsymbol{k}}\rangle, && \text{or } && U_F|E_{\boldsymbol{k}}\rangle = e^{ iE_{\boldsymbol{k}}}|E_{\boldsymbol{k}}this point, we see that $ n_{\boldsymbol{k}}^{(1,2,3,4)} $ contain adequate information to back up the matrix $ V $ in Eq. (\[eq:umv\]), and therefore the eigenstates for $ U_F $. The three angles $ (\chi_{\boldsymbol{k}}, \theta_{\boldsymbol{k}}, \varphi_{\boldsymbol{k}}) $ can be written as $$\begin{aligned}
        \chi_{\boldsymbol{k}} = \arccos \left(1-2n_{\boldsymbol{k}}^{(4)} \right), &&
        \theta_{\boldsymbol{k}} = \arccos\frac{2n_{\boldsymbol{k}}^{(3)}-1}{\sqrt{1-(2n_{\boldsymbol{k}}^{(4)}-1)^2 }}, &&
        \varphi_{\boldsymbol{k}} = \arg\left((2n_{\boldsymbol{k}}^{(1)}-1) + i(1-2n_{\boldsymbol{k}}^{(2)}) \right)
        \end{aligned}$$

[^1]: The direct product of Pauli matrices $ \boldsymbol{\tau}, \boldsymbol{\sigma} $ can be understood as, i.e. $ \tau_3\sigma_1 = \begin{pmatrix}
            \sigma_1 & 0 \\ 0 & -\sigma_1


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There’s       29.4 (5.7)           31.0 (5.5)          31.7 (5.1)           31.8 (5.5)           31.89 (6.44)           32.01 (5.19)         \< 0.0001

\*Controls for family structure; Values in the table are means+/-SD, etc.

† α is the internal reliability of the class and values above 0.70 are considered reliable \[[@B18]\].

### Group characteristics in lipoprotein concentrations

Notably group 6 had the second largest VLDL diameter, but did not have a high concentration of VLDL particles, indicating


shown to be analogous to results using the concentration of particle subfractions \[[@B4]\]. Using diameters as trait components, instead of subfraction concentrations, has two potential advantages: \[[@B1]\] there is no clear agreement on the number of subfractions within each fraction. Diameters are measured in nm and are a standardized unit. Using a standardized measurement (such NMR-based nm scale) over subfractions based on centrifugation and related techniques, makes replication in independent samples more straightforward, and may ease the use of information in clinical settings. The average diameter may reflect the distribution across NMR-based subfractions more than a single subfraction concentration alone. That is, an increase in a particular subfraction concentrations does not give information about whether this reflects an overall increase across all the subfractions. Overall shift in averagefor each of the three fractions of lipoprotein. Thus, the groups reflected relationships between the diameters of the various fractions of lipoprotein within a unified trait. As LDL particle diameter increased across the groups, so did HDL particle diameter. VLDL diameter was not correlated with LDL diameter, which is important as it indicates at least partially separable genetic and/or environmental influences to LDL and VLDL particle diameter formation.

The groups containing individuals with small LDL and HDL diameters are highly enriched for the presence of the MetS, a risk factor for incident diabetes and cardiometabolic disease \[[@B1],[@B2]\]. The inclusion of VLDL diameter into the particle diameter pattern stratified those with the MetS into two further groups, one of which (group 2) has more extreme IR features i.e., increased WC,


umbilicus (navel), and the results recorded to the nearest centimeter, rounded down. BP data for both systolic and diastolic measurement were taken as the average of two consecutive readings which was rounded to the nearest integer.

Biochemical measurements
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All plasma samples used for this analysis were collected after an 8-hour fast and analyzed together at the end of the study. Measurements of overall plasma TG, VLDL, LDL, HDL and HDL-C concentrations were determined using enzymatic assays as previously described \[[@B16]\]. The serum concentrations of each subfraction are expressed in nmol/L. Measurements of VLDL, LDL and HDL diameter, and concentrations of each subfraction were determined by nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy \[[@B17]\]. NMR detects the signal emitted by lipoprotein methyl-group protons when in the field of a magnet charged at 400in data collection and management.

Sources of funding
------------------

This study was funded by NHLBI grant number U01HL072524. *Financial disclosures*: None to declare. *Disclosure*: All authors declare that they have no conflicts of interests.


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Bedside US may be able to determine TT position within the pleural space as well as distinguish the TT from surrounding subcutaneous tissue through a unique M-mode appearance termed the black-out sign. The optimal technique is to use the high-frequency linear transducer (subjectively found to be the best at differentiating between the subcutaneous structures) to visualize the TT in 2 planes, transverse and longitudinal, advance the transducer along the length of the TT, and watch it course through subcutaneous tissue, pass through the pleural line, and enter the pleuralin Sources */ = {isa = PBXBuildFile; fileRef = B2FF349215B2AD77001185F4 /* RECache.m */; };
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The defendants have offered numerous justifications for the haircut policy. Defendants argue that short hair 1) facilitates the quick identification of inmates, 2) reduces the ability of inmates to hide contraband and small weapons, 3) promotes cleanliness, 4) promotes sanitation, 5) removes tension between guards and inmates if long hair had to be searched, and 6) prevents disguise in case of escape.

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Fed.R.Civ.P. 56(c) establishesin prisons has been upheld against a free exercise challenge, and the proffered reasons have been deemed legitimate by the Sixth Circuit. Pollock v. Marshall, 845 F.2d 656 (6th Cir.), cert. denied, 488 U.S. 897, 109 S.Ct. 239, 102 L.Ed.2d 228 (1988).
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person "to become a law unto himself." However, the court is not in a position to judge the centrality of this religious belief to Phipps' free exercise of religion. Furthermore, the court does not question the sincerity of Phipps' belief, and thus chooses to base its decision on other grounds.
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                            -2-
No. 02-2495
Baidas v. Jenifer

for having been convicted of two or more crimes involving moral turpitude,1 and presumably also

pursuant to 8 U.S.C. § 1227(a)(2)(A)(iii), under which Baidas was alleged to be removable for

having been convicted of an aggravated felony.2 On January 20, 2000, Baidas was found subject

to removal by an immigration judge by reason of having been convicted of two or more crimes

involving moral turpitude. The immigration judge, however, found that Baidas was not subject to

removal as an aggravated felon. Baidas petitioned for relief from removal; this petition was denied

by the immigration judge on September 13, 2000, in an order againhabeas corpus under 28 U.S.C. § 2241 is limited to claims that the

petitioner “is in custody in violation of the Constitution or laws or treaties of the United States.” 28

U.S.C. § 2241(c)(3). This court has held that “judicial review of final orders of removal is available

where the review is limited to pure questions of law and does not touch upon decisions that are

under the discretion of the Attorney General.” Moussa v. Jenifer, 389 F.3d 550, 554 (6th Cir. 2004).

This court was not deprived of jurisdiction due to Baidas’s removal to Jordan during the pendency

of his petition; although 28 U.S.C. § 2241(c)(1) limits the availability of the writ to those “in

custody,” custody is considered only at the time the petition is filed. See Rosales-Garcia v. Holland,

322 F.3d 386, 395


Baidas’s INS file was located between April 24 and August 28, it should have then
been produced pursuant to Baidas’s October 2, 2002, Request For Production of Documents.
However, Baidas has not provided any further evidence that would enable us to conclude what
caused the discrepancy. It is possible that the INS, through inadvertence or otherwise, withheld the
file from Baidas; it is also possible that the affidavit of Ms. Nettles is factually incorrect.

                                                - 11 -
No. 02-2495
Baidas v. Jenifer

     certain orders of removal.

            If the district court determines that Baidas’s application was granted, it must determine

whether a challenge to the INS’s failure to follow regulations is a claim that may be heard on habeas

under St. Cyr. We do not decide this difficult issue, given the absence of relevant briefing, the fact

that the district court has not considered the issue, and the possibility that the issue will not even be

presented should the district court find that Baidas’s application for naturalization has not been

granted.

        The district court’s dismissal of the writ of habeas corpus with respect to Baidas’s claim that

his application for naturalization was granted must therefore be reversed, and the


packet was propagated by a second-order Crank-Nicholson scheme, and the Aharonov-Bohm ring and the leads were formed by tight-binding chains at wavelengths much larger than the lattice constant. For a narrow wave packet, the simulations confirm that the final state is perfectly entangled. For broader wave packets, the final entanglement is not necessarily perfect and depends on the average wave number, but is always attained on a time scale comparable to the propagation time of the wave packet between the contacts in the ring.

In Fig. \[fig3\] we assess how the degree of entanglement for a narrow wave packet depends on the scattering strength $g$. Perfect entanglement is obtained for $g\gtrsim 0.1$, hence, already for rather weak coupling. For smaller $g$, the entanglement produced by a single passage of thequantum dot is initially in its symmetric state. The scattering potential is $V=\frac{\hbar^2}{2m}g\delta(x)$ with $g\to\infty$. The contacts to the ring are transparent, $\alpha_R=\alpha_L=0$. The distance $d_L=d_R\equiv d$ of the double dot to the contacts is $d=125\,a$ , where $a$ is the lattice constant. Time is measured in units of the average time of flight $t_D=2d/\langle v\rangle$ of the wave packet between the two contacts. The center of the initial wave packet in the lead is at a distance of $2000\,a$ to the ring. The initial widths $w$ and the average wave numbers $\langle k\rangle$ are: $w=0.2 d$, $\langle
k\rangle d=4\pi$ (solid curve), $w=2 d$, $ \langle k\rangle d=
4\pi$ (dashed curve), $w=2 d$, $\langle k\rangle d=4.125\pi$ (dotted curve), $w=2 d$, $\langle k\rangle d=4.25\pi$ (dashed-dotted curve).[]{data-label="fig2"}](fig2.eps){width="\columnwidth"}

![Time-dependent concurrence for the narrow wave


San Isidro Palo Verde

San Isidro Palo Verde is a town in the municipality of San Martín de Hidalgo in the state of Jalisco, Mexico. It has a population of 341 inhabitants.

References

External links
San Isidro Palo Verde at PueblosAmerica.com

Category:Populated places in Jaliscodrawing that expressed humor or other emotions; and (10) *Unconventionality* was scored according to four subcategories that included (a) manipulations of the materials, (b) surreal or abstract drawings, (c) atypical combinations of figures and symbols, and (d) non-stereotypical use of a certain element. The final criterion, *Speed*, was not applied because the test was administered in group mode. A composite score was obtained by summing the points for each of the aforementioned 10 criteria with no transformations. The possible score range was 0--6 points for each of the first nine criteria. Each of the four subcategories in the 10th criterion (Unconventionality) was scored according to a possible score range of 0--3 points. Thus, the total possible score range of the TCT-DP, excluding the criterion Speed, was 0--66 points;


valence of emotional reactions. The results of the repeated-measures ANOVA illustrated that the positive music group showed a statistically significant increase in the valence score (Wilks' Lambda = 0.73, *F*\[1,197\] = 72.7, *p* = 0.000, $\eta_{p}^{2}$ = 0.27) between the pre- and post-test conditions. However, in contrast, the negative music group exhibited a statistically significant decrease in the valence score (Wilks' Lambda = 0.70, *F*\[1,194\] = 81.9, *p* = 0.000, $\eta_{p}^{2}$ = 0.30). In the control group, again, no significant change was observed (Wilks' Lambda = 0.99, *F*\[1,190\] = 2.31, *p* = 0.13, $\eta_{p}^{2}$ = 0.01).

Testing the Effect of Music Listening on Creative Thinking
----------------------------------------------------------

To test Hypothesis 1, which states that music listening enhances creative thinking, a repeated-measures ANOVA was conducted for the three groups (positive music group vs.the two hypothesized mediators demonstrated significant effects on the DV (TCT-DP; Arousal: *B* = 4.85, *SE* = 0.26, *t* = 18.56, *p* = 0.000; Valence: *B* = 1.61, *SE* = 0.30, *t* = 5.43, *p* = 0.000).

![Path of music listening on creative thinking mediated by arousal and valence in the conditions of **(A)** listening to positively arousing music and **(B)** listening to negatively arousing music. ^∗∗∗^*p* \< 0.001.](fpsyg-08-01680-g005){#F5}

With respect to the mediation effect, the results of the mediation analysis using Hayes' PROCESS procedure for SPSS suggested that arousal was a significant mediator, with the mean of the indirect effect across all bootstrap samples estimated at 3.01 (*SE* = 0.57) and a resulting confidence interval that did not include 0 (CI \[2.00, 4.24\]). However, the results of the mediation


existing creativity-training programs are based on thinking techniques (e.g., six thinking hats, mind maps, creative problem-solving skills); the idea of using music to improve creativity seems to be unusual in the field. However, music exposure has advantages over other thinking techniques in nurturing creativity. For example, listening to music is an activity that can be enjoyed by individuals of all ages and stages of development. Moreover, music listening requires little verbal skill, so it can be used as a creativity-training technique for individuals who have language difficulties.

Limitations and Future Research
-------------------------------

We note several limitations. First, although the arousal-and-mood hypothesis generalizes that any pleasant or enjoyable stimulus, either musical or non-musical, that arouses positive mood can enhance a wide range of cognitive functions, we focused merely on musical stimuli. Specifically,music. Fourth, participants in this study first listened to music and subsequently performed a creativity task. Future research should explore whether similar or different results will be found if participants work on a creativity task while simultaneously listening to music. Future research should also explore whether similar or different results will be found in other cognitive domains. Fifth, it is notable that the effect sizes found in this study were only small to medium. This may be because the duration of music exposure was brief (i.e., 10 min). It is worthwhile to further investigate whether a longer period of music exposure would increase the effect sizes.

Conclusion
==========

Despite the above-mentioned limitations, the present study enriches the current research on the arousal-and-mood hypothesis, which is helpful in explaining many phenomena regarding


conception and design of the work as well as the acquisition, analysis, and interpretation of the data. She also drafted, revised, and approved the final version of the manuscript. W-CW contributed to the conception and design of the work as well as the revisions and approvals of the final version of the manuscript. AH contributed to the conception of the work as well as the revisions and approvals of the final version of the manuscript. All authors agree to be accountable for the content of the work.

Conflict of Interest Statement
==============================

The authors declare that the research was conducted in the absence of any commercial or financial relationships that could be construed as a potential conflict of interest.

**Funding.** The work described in this paper was partially supported by a grantA Tourist's Album of Japan

Katherine Wolcott and her uncle, Robert Hull Fleming, compiled this photo album on their visit to Japan in 1909.
Part of a larger Asian trip, the two stopped in Japan and collected photos, postcards, bookmarks, and other materials.
Fleming was a graduate of the University of Vermont, and in 1929 Katherine Wolcott helped to fund the construction of the Robert Hull
Fleming Museum in memory of her late uncle.
This album, a memento from their trip, was part of Wolcott’s own collection.

There are nearly 40 leaves of collected photographs and postcards, numbering two to three per album page.
The pictures range in content, some depicting staged photos of daily life while others portray landscapes and countryside.
The album itself measures approximately 11 x 14 x 4 inches and is currently


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		// Projectionmultiple grounds of alleged error. In her first point on appeal, Mehrer argues that the trial court erred in prohibiting her from making reference that Diagnostic's risk manager communicated to their corporate counsel, an attorney belonging to the same firm as Diagnostic's trial counsel, that a suspected child abuse incident had been reported to her by Mehrer in January 2002. As a preliminary matter, we note that Mehrer was not prohibited from eliciting testimony by Lisa Kjar that she consulted with Diagnostic's corporate counsel concerning a policy question arising out of a suspected child abuse incident. Instead, she was merely prohibited from eliciting testimony or making reference to the fact that Diagnostic's corporate and appellate counsel belonged to the same law firm. Mehrer, here, argues that she should


case, we are provided no record of such discussions. And the most the trial court was provided (at least as far as the record would show) to support the three verdict directors that Mehrer offered is an argument that they are based on Brenneke v. Department of Missouri, Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States of America, 984 S.W.2d 134 (Mo.App.1998). That case does not, however, approve the instruction given but only quotes it before declining to review a complaint about the causation language that was not made to the trial court and, therefore, not preserved.
The Brenneke instruction is similar, although not identical, to the three alternatives offered by Mehrer. But she provides us no significant articulation on the record below explaining why her non-MAI instruction isField of Invention
The present invention relates to a semiconductor device, more particularly to a memory device.
Description of Related Art
A Dynamic Random Access Memory (DRAM) is an essential element in many electronic products. To increase component density and improve overall performance of DRAM, industrial manufacturers make constant efforts to reduce the sizes of transistors for the DRAM. However, as the transistor size is reduced, the word line to word line (WL to WL) disturbance in the memory device is increasingly generated. The operation failure of the memory cell may therefore occur due to the WL to WL disturbance.
In this regard, an improved semiconductor structure and manufacturing method for the memory device are still necessary to solve the problems met in the art.


of http://wiki.openssl.org/index.php/Command_Line_Utilities:

"warning base64 line length is limited to 76 characters by default in
  openssl ( and generated with 64 characters / line ) ... to be able to
  decode a base64 line without line feed that exceed 76 characters use
  -A option :"

this means that your command:

openssl base64 -in $bin -out $file

will automatically break your output up into 64 character lines
if you would like the output to be in one line use the -A option:

openssl base64 -A -in $bin -out $file

this will make your output all 1 large string
reading that into your php script with file_get_contents() should get you your desired results.
this wiki page does say this about the -A option though:

"... -A option is BUGGY ( limit with long files )."

though it doesThe aquatic design that Takashi Amano created for the AGA 2001
convention in Chattanooga TN, was at the time of it's creation the only
Amano tank in this country. Charlene Nash, our erstwhile hostess for
that event, is the caretaker of the aquarium. She recently photographed
it and passed the shots to AGA president Erik Olsen. Erik graciously
shared them with me, and I've uploaded them to the picture gallery onthe
SFBAAPS website. Erik claims this is an exclusive for the time being,
until he has a moment to update the AGA website!
There is a pic of the tank at it's inception on the first page of the
gallery. The recent pics are at the bottom of the last page.
http://www.sfbaaps.com/gallery/aga2001_01.shtml
michael rubin ~ michael at rubinworld_com ~ www.rubinworld.com


send origin request too proxy
i edit my code too this
nr := r.Clone(r.Context())
nr.ParseForm()

url, _ := url.Parse(config.GetGameHost())

proxy := httputil.NewSingleHostReverseProxy(url)

r.URL.Host = url.Host
r.URL.Scheme = url.Scheme
r.Header.Set("X-Forwarded-Host", r.Header.Get("Host"))
r.Host = url.Host

proxy.ServeHTTP(w, r)

and the error log show again

2020/05/26 15:49:29 http: proxy error: net/http: HTTP/1.x transport connection broken: http: ContentLength=32 with Body length 0

is the Clone() are not deep clone or i do wrong?
------------ this work------------
body, err := ioutil.ReadAll(r.Body)
if err != nil {
    // ...
}
url, _ := url.Parse(config.GetGameHost())

r2 := r.Clone(r.Context())

r.Body = ioutil.NopCloser(bytes.NewReader(body))
r2.Body = ioutil.NopCloser(bytes.NewReader(body))

r.ParseForm()

proxy := httputil.NewSingleHostReverseProxy(url)
proxy.ServeHTTP(w, r2)

A:

http.Request.Body can only be read once, a new body needs to be copied.
body,err := ioutil.ReadAll(r)
if err != nil {
    // ...
}
r2 := r.Clone(r.Context())
// clone body
r.Body = ioutil.NopCloser(bytes.NewReader(body))
r2.Body = ioutil.NopCloser(bytes.NewReader(body))

// parse r1, proxy r2
r.ParseForm()
proxy.ServerHTTP(w, r2)

The body object defaults to net.Conn multi-layer encapsulation. Each timeto 90 civilians were killed. Survivors fled to Agdam through the mountains.

The ITAR-TASS news agency reported, quoting the Azerbaijani Popular Front's information center, that "more than 20 people were killed and 15 wounded" when Armenian militants captured the village and forced the residents to flee to a nearby forest.

According to Markar Melkonian, the fighters from Arabo and Aramo units gathered thirty-eight Azerbaijani captives, including several women and other noncombatants, in a ditch on the outskirts of the village. One of the captives in the ditch tossed a grenade, injuring one of the captors. The Arabo and Aramo fighters who had already wished to ""avenge" the death of another comrade the day before", "began stabbing and shooting their captives", until they all were dead. One of the Armenian fighters


Bush and Ronald Reagan during the 1980s.

Barbour’s leadership PAC — Haley’s PAC — raised more than $1 million during the 2010 election cycle and contributed $148,000 exclusively to Republican House and Senate candidates. The PAC also contributed to Republican state committees in Michigan, Iowa and New Hampshire, among other groups.

Like many prospective presidential candidates, Barbour used his leadership PAC as a vehicle for boosting his political profile while not actually running for president or formally exploring a presidential bid.

Haley’s PAC’s contributor base draws heavily from Barbour’s backyard and past employers. More than $246,000 in contributions came from Mississippi-based Zip codes, and Jackson, Miss. — the state’s capital — led all other metropolitan areas in contributions.

Barbour’s leadership PAC was also a favorite among retirees and the lobbying industry, whichRide Suspension Seat

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paid and how much responsibility they are given at work. Researchers wanted to examine whether those differences affect physical and mental health.

At this time, most people thought they already knew the answer, and so this study was pointless. Picture a man running a big government department, and a guy whose job—eleven steps down the pay scale—is to file his papers and type up his notes. Who’s more likely to have a heart attack? Who’s more likely to be overwhelmed? Who’s more likely to become depressed? Almost everyone believed the answer was clear: it was the boss. He has a more stressful job. He has to take really tough decisions, with big consequences. The guy doing his filing has a lot less responsibility; it will weigh on him less;the story of a Cambodian rice farmer whose leg was blown off by a land mine and who had been anxious and full of despair ever since. The local community decided he didn’t need antidepressants. Instead they bought him a cow. He was perfectly capable of being a dairy farmer, which would involve less painful walking on his false leg and fewer disturbing memories.

In the following years, his life changed and his depression went away. To the Cambodians, dealing with depression was not a matter of changing the chemistry of the brain. This seemed bizarre to their culture. Instead, the solution was about the community coming together and empowering the depressed person to change his life. It was not an individual solution, but a collective one.

Another example of


forth for weekly chemotherapy treatments. A third slept on a cot next to his bed. An estranged son kept abreast daily of his prognosis but shied away from a visit.

My stepfather dictated a letter letting him know he loved him anyway. Another son called from his home in a tiny hamlet on the North Carolina-Virginia border.

My familial anecdote is meant to push back against the lack of attention and appreciation paid to stepdads. It seems they barely get noticed unless they’re doing the perp walk in front of a courthouse.

Yet, a society fractured by high divorce rates and, in many communities, generation after generation of absentee biological fathers, rightly counts on stepfathers to rebuild broken families.boy, Tara Stumph filed a counterclaim against her victim alleging defamation https://t.co/7aqyQ6SJLq — Andrew Sheeler (@andrewsheeler) July 20, 2017

Stumph lost her teaching license after being convicted, but she does not have to register as a sex offender once she is released from jail.

The student is returning fire. Lucia Mar school district, Stumph’s former employer, and the former teacher have been named as defendants in a lawsuit from the student’s family.

CALIFORNIA CONSERVATIVE FLEES TO TEXAS, HOPES OTHERS JOIN HIM

The victim said Stumph “molested him during and after class and sent nude pictures and sexually explicit videos of herself to him,” the media outlet reported.

Stumph also reportedly had sexual relations with the victim for months without her firefighter husband’s knowledge.

“The sexual abuse and exploitation of (the victim), and the circumstances


analogs. In the mouse, intrathecal [D-Pro2,D-Trp7,9]-substance P was active in tail-flick and hot-plate tests at doses showing no overt behavioral effects but in the rat was not analgesic at sub-paraplegic doses. Lidocaine hydrochloride (i.t.) was analgesic in mouse and rat tail-flick tests at doses two times less than paraplegic doses; however, there was an overlap in analgesic and paraplegic doses. Based on these data, we suggest that the rat is unique in being extremely sensitive to the paraplegic effects of intrathecal neurokinin antagonists and may simply be a poor species in which to study the spinal functionality of neurokinins.; VL Verilog Toolkit
; Copyright (C) 2008-2014 Centaur Technology
;
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;   Centaur Technology Formal Verification Group
;   7600-C N. Capital of Texas Highway, Suite 300, Austin, TX 78731, USA.
;   http://www.centtech.com/
;
; License: (An MIT/X11-style license)
;
;   Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a
;   copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"),
;   to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation
;   the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense,
;   and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the
;   Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
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kind of item it is or the particular scope it is from -- that
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        ;; on that package.
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  :parents (immdeps)
  :short "Main functions for gathering immediate dependencies from parse tree
elements.")

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(local (defthm hidname-equals-$root
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                  (equal (equal x :vl-$root)
                         (not (stringp x))))


dependency graph."
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                may be very nearly accurate.")

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         better check for uniqueness, later.
"
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       ((vl-immdeps deps))
       ((vl-immdepgraph graph))
       (new-okp        (and deps.all-okp graph.all-okp))
       (new-reportcard (vl-extend-reportcard-list name deps.warnings graph.reportcard))
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     ;; So for the purposes of dependency-sorting, we're happy to ignore self
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    (make-vl-immdepgraph :all-okp    new-okp
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(defmacro def-vl-immdeps*-list (type element)
  (let* ((mksym-package-symbol 'vl::foo)
         (list-rec              ((ss vl-scopestack-p) 'ss))
  :returns (new-graph vl-immdepgraph-p)
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       (ans (make-vl-immdeps))
       ;; BOZO do stuff here if we ever implement classes
       )
    (vl-immdepgraph-merge (hons-copy x.name) ans graph)))

(def-vl-immdeps*-list vl-classlist vl-class)

;; Wrappers for top-level elements that we'd normally expect to see within some
;; kind of module or similar.

(defmacro def-vl-immdeps*-wrap (type)
  (let* ((mksym-package-symbol 'vl::foo)
         (foo->name            (mksym type '->name))
         (foop


                        ((ss       vl-scopestack-p)  'ss))
       :inline t
       :returns (new-graph vl-immdepgraph-p)
       (b* ((ans (make-vl-immdeps))
            (ans (,foo-immdeps x ans)))
         (vl-immdepgraph-merge (hons-copy (,foo->name x)) ans graph)))))

(def-vl-immdeps*-wrap vl-vardecl)
(def-vl-immdeps*-list vl-vardecllist vl-vardecl)

(def-vl-immdeps*-wrap vl-taskdecl)
(def-vl-immdeps*-list vl-taskdecllist vl-taskdecl)

(def-vl-immdeps*-wrap vl-fundecl)
(def-vl-immdeps*-list vl-fundecllist vl-fundecl)

(def-vl-immdeps*-wrap vl-paramdecl)
(def-vl-immdeps*-list vl-paramdecllist vl-paramdecl)

(def-vl-immdeps*-wrap vl-typedef)
(def-vl-immdeps*-list vl-typedeflist vl-typedef)

(define vl-design-immdeps ((x vl-design-p))
  :short "Construct the immediate dependency graph for a design."
  :long "<p>Note that this is a very expensive operation that               (graph (vl-vardecllist-immdeps*   x.vardecls   graph))
                    (graph (vl-taskdecllist-immdeps*  x.taskdecls  graph))
                    (graph (vl-fundecllist-immdeps*   x.fundecls   graph))
                    (graph (vl-paramdecllist-immdeps* x.paramdecls graph))
                    ;; We don't do anything with x.imports because scopestack sort of


                   ;; automatically resolves these dependencies for us.
                    ;; We don't do anything with forward typedefs because they don't
                    ;; have any dependency information in them and we expect to see
                    ;; the real typedefs instead.
                 [The applicability of phleboscintigraphy in diagnosis and treatment result evaluation of patients with disorders of leg venous circulation].
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with receiving guideline non-compliant prolonged rest advice. We hypothesized that demographic (e.g., gender), health history (e.g., prior mTBIs), and injury variables (e.g., presence of loss of consciousness) would make it more likely for clinicians to recommend excessive rest. Knowing which patients are more or less likely to be told to rest can inform de-implementation strategies. Third, we aimed to add to the growing literature on the benefits and harms of excessive rest by comparing patients who were vs. were not exposed to prolonged rest advice. We hypothesized that prolonged rest advice would not be strongly related to symptomatic recovery ([@B11], [@B13]), but would coincide with taking longer to return to work/school and having more depressive or anxiety symptoms. These potential harms of prescribed rest have been previously hypothesizedmen defended and continued to enforce the practice of sati because it was something unique to their culture. Just like the law was not influencing Jewish culture positively (it was breeding hypocrisy), so sati in actual practice was a form of patriarchal oppression of Hindu women. Blind to the implications of sati on the women in their culture, the Hindu men could see only the efforts of white imperialism to erase one more aspect of Hindu culture.


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     funny video regarding moms in the 1980s versus moms today in regards to Halloween has been circulating the Internet. While some moms are saying that it's spookily accurate, others say that they think it's the opposite. The video, for example, argues that today's moms begin planning Halloween in August, crafting elaborate costumes when 1980s moms threw a sheet over their kids' heads for a quick last minute costume. The thing is, I know moms who do both now, and I knew moms who did both back in the 1980s.

I'm such a sucker for good punch. I love the traditional Hawaiian punch with some Sprite and sorbet mixed in, just like we did at cheesy school dances, but there are so many options as an adult that it can


of horror to go around at Halloween time or any other time of year, but did you know that there are a lot of horror books written about true stories? Sure, you get books like the Amityville Horror and The Exorcist that are said to be based on real events (the Exorcist hospital is in St. Louis where I live and it's a popular local story), but proving that they're real is something altogether different.

Once upon a midnight dreary, did you read poems to your dearies? There are so many great Halloween poems to choose from that it would be a terrible waste to not introduce them to the young people in your life at this time of year! From Poe to Prelutsky, there's something for everyone toto each other to provide internal input and output signals, thus permitting the performance of highly complex combinational and sequential logic functions. The program is implemented in the PLD by setting the states of programmable elements such as memory cells.
One type of programmable logic, known as programmable logic arrays (PLA) is a combinatoral two-level AND/OR integrated circuit which can be programmed to perform sum-of-products logic. Such devices typically consist of a series of AND gates having input terminals which can be programmably connected to chip input signals, and a series of OR gates which may be programmably connected to receive the output signals from the AND gates.
Another type of programmable logic device is known as programmable array logic (PAL). PALs use a fixed OR array and bidirectional input/output


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How Do I Bond My Antenna to Home Electrical Ground?

I'm about to install an Over The Air (OTA) antenna as the first phase of cutting the cord.
I understand the antenna and coax cable need to be grounded. I can purchase and drive a grounding rod where the coax enters the house and connect the coax and mast ground lines to that grounding rod no problem.
The thing that's preventing me from going forward with the job is that I'm not sure how to then bond the antenna grounding rod to my home electric ground. I've read that this should be done with a 6 AWG copper wire, but I was planning on routing the coax into my house where my satellite coax currently enters, which is on


a little arachnid glob of snot, an apparent misfire when I'd blown into the Kleenex hours earlier.

It wasn't a direct hit, but it was uncannily close. And who's to say Sebastian Bach's said spit wasn't, in fact, mucus? The two can look remarkably similar ...
3/2/10

"Patchouli"

I write, therefore I keep a ledger of new words, which I populate throughout the day and then look up at night. One such word was _patchouli_ , which came from some short story I read last fall. It's a plant, for those who don't know, as I didn't when I wrote it down, and it's used for a perfume. What does that tell you, though? I mean, if someone asks you what _patchouli_ is, you can now look down your nose and tellunique.

Then, two days ago, I went and saw _Avatar_ , and now my beloved first novel is officially trunked.

If you're one of the ten-odd people who have read my blog, you would know that I don't watch many movies. Okay, none at all, except for one every so often, when I feel "led" to. These inspired movie outings have always resulted in something positive in one way or another -- and _Avatar_ was no different, I suppose, considering it saved me a lot of embarrassment. You see, the showpiece of _Other_ was a technology that allowed one to, among other things, control a surrogate body via a mind-machine interface, kind of like virtual reality made flesh. Kind of like _Avatar_.

Here's the knee-slapper, though: In my book, set in


my chiropractor's test and get one of the Metametrix jobs, since these tests are worthless coming from a subpar lab. But, alas, the test was already in.

My worry was in vain, however: when I went and picked up the test from my chiropractor, this afternoon, it was from Metametrix. Do a Google of your own and see how many testing services are out there.
7/31/11

"Ask, and Ye Shall Receive"

Was in town, driving, and thinking of how I could best transport a motorcycle using a pickup truck.

Seconds later, while I was stopped at a light, a pickup truck pulled next to me, two bikes upright in the back, strapped just so.

I studied them long enough to see how they were secured, then laughed loudly.
9/23/11

"Synovial"

You ever heard the word "synovial"? Inot interrupt the reading of my friend's email (my friend trumps onion, it seems). And then, there it was, in the very next paragraph down: "And as a side note. I love onions." My chewing stopped.

_Synchroshock._

Now, my immediate response to this was "peripheral reading," a syndrome I am quite familiar with. It happens all the time when I'm writing: I'll come up with a brilliant, original, perfectly fitting word, only realize I'd used it halfway up the page, or was reading it off a web browser tab or something across the room. We do this, involuntarily and subconsciously, and, besides being exploited endlessly by advertisers and propagandists, it is a constant source for synchronistic false-positives, since the "supernatural" inspirations come from a source beyond your conscious awareness.

Except, I


upgraded to blog-post status until a few hours later, when "brevet" turned up in the book I was still reading, the very one that had dislodged it from my subconscious.

As it were, the only time I'd seen "brevet" used was in the novel that originally spawned the word-ledger entry, and then in the latter book, which spawned this post.
6/23/12

"Doughnuts"

Today I saw a Krispy Kreme box, and it spawned the weirdest thought: _Mr. Chihani wouldn't serve doughnuts to his group._

I'll explain.

Mr. Chihani is a character in a novel I'm reading right now. In the book, the man heads a reading group, to which he only serves plain, unsweetened crackers, and other Spartan foods.

That explains why I thought Mr. Chihani wouldn't serve such blasphemous food to his reading group. Butginger is first "preserved," then processed further, with sugar and such, until it's "crystalized," and the similarity is close enough that the two are called either "preserved" or "crystalized," interchangeably. Like my mom, I had never before heard of either type of ginger, until now, twice within twenty-four hours.)

(Actually, wait -- here's the clincher: this ginger theme comes at a time of extreme digestive problems on my part, for which ginger is, reputedly, rather helpful. I decided to buy some ginger tea, this evening ...)
12/25/12

"The Brothers Karamazov"

I'm an uncommon breed of writer: one who is miserably unread. No, not _that_ sort of unread; there are plenty of _those_ writers (though I'm one of that kind too). I, simply, have not read a great many books, even those classics


sitting on _Cosmic Trigger_ for nearly five months before deciding to sell it, and, similarly, been sitting on _Frog Pajamas_ for over a month after I bought it. Yet, these two completely unrelated occurrences coincided within the space of an hour.

Of course, these two books were bought randomly and read randomly, etc, etc. Likewise, I had no prior idea what _Frog Pajamas_ was about, and had never heard of the book until I bought it randomly at Goodwill because it was a Tom Robbins, and the book had no external indicator of anything regarding Sirius or _Cosmic Trigger_. Etc, etc.

But, still, it was not over. Far from it.

As I read more of _Half Asleep In Frog Pajamas_ , I would find that Sirius was a central theme ofRoots of Coincidence_ , after putting it off for nearly a year. _Funny_ , I thought, sniffing the synchronicity to come. _I got fifty bucks that_ The Roots of Coincidence _will Just Happen to be the source of Koestler's quote regarding holons._

Sure enough, _The Roots of Coincidence_ does indeed contain the quote I'd read in the wholly random and unconnected book I'd Just Happened to be reading two days after placing the order (that book, a collection of travel stories I'd checked out randomly from the library, bore no overt mention of Koestler or holons on its cover or blurb, the quote occupying only a small space 400 pages in). And yes, I do count this as a solid incidence of synchronicity, considering that I ordered the _Roots_


about to leave the house for the afternoon -- in my truck, key in ignition -- when a new Compelling befell me: check the mail. Even after everything, I almost ignored this one, since, as best I could recall, I had nothing coming in the mail (I'd entirely forgotten about the first aid kit by this time, as we do). But, of course, I ended up going with it, sparing the whole ten seconds to get out of my truck and open the nearby mailbox. Sure enough, a package was inside. It took me a moment to remember the first aid kit, but even when I did, it was an anticlimax: _Okay, so the first aid kit I don't need has arrived_. I got back in my truck.

Then... no. We're talking astronomical figures, here.

But, it was still morning then. The day was still young.

Next to join the 137 bandwagon: the CD player in my truck. Over the couple hours I spent at the doctor's, the numbers had stopped pestering me (even numbers need rest, you know). But this only made the forthcoming incident that much more noticeable. I was parked in my truck, eating lunch, when I decided to put my window down. So I keyed the ignition (because I'm one of the power-window elite), cracked the window, and then turned the key back as fast -- but not before the CD player blinked to life, just long enough to display the active track's time: 3:36, clicking to 3:37 precisely as I killed the power.


also out of a Compelling, instead of any logical, overt need. And there, I came across two items of note. The first was another copy of _Battlefield Earth_ , and though this was only the second time I'd ever encountered the famous novel in my life (and had occurred less than twenty-four hours afterward), I didn't think too much of it -- because coincidences do happen, you know? The second item, however, gave me pause: a set of tire chains, in a scuffed, black, elderly case with faded stickers from a different era of marketing and advertisement.

The chains were exactly like those from the last thrift store -- an obscure, perhaps once-in-a-lifetime item, encountered twice within the course of a day. And, both in thrift stores.

What to makeago, nonetheless, before the whole negative-ion craze was even a twinkle in the internet marketer's eye).

I smiled, in muted wonder: _synchroshocked again_.

It persisted through the rest of my foot bath, like the icing on a very surreal cake.

#  Blog Link

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# Part II: My Personal Synchronicity Log
#  2008

9/12/08

I was sitting down finishing up watching a video regarding the stargate/wormhole symbolism phenomenon. After it finished, I absently turned my head to the right and looked at a book case. Something caught my eye: it was a small box with what appeared to be a couple wormhole-like pictures on it. I went over and picked


and sackcloth hoods, and a larger-than-life car chase: all things I had either already written into The Game, or was planning to. Movie also contained many themes from the as-yet unwritten Dark Path (as above, as below, two-faces, good and evil, hmm...).

#  2009

7/21/09

I sold a guitar for my friend. I was about to go pick it up for him so I could ship it off, when I remembered I needed to tally up his slice of the payout. Going back to do so and knowing I would be late meeting him, I tallied it up: $1,124.00. As I got into my truck to take it over, my clock read 11:24. If I hadn't of taken the time to go back inside and tally up the figure, itjust spittle right off my chin." I have no idea why it popped up, but it stayed there off and on for hours; I couldn't keep from thinking of it.

At church, I blew my nose during the service, and after, as I was in the bathroom, I happened to rub my chin, and my hand came back with mucus on it. I'd apparently blown mucus down onto my chin, missing the napkin I blew into. It wasn't quite spittle, but was uncannily close.

#  2010

4-15-10 (first half posted)

I was in my truck, about to cut grass, and I went through my MP3 player looking for music. I settled on an album by Muse, but, for some reason that I only later understood, I started the playlist at the


to go a different way, so I cut through Earthfare to get on King Street. As I turn there, an overwhelming sense of doom opened over me, like a cloud had gone over the sun, and I tell myself it's nothing, it's just because I'm going another way, but the doom lingers, and it puts my antenna up, puts me on guard. So I go to turn onto King Street, and there's a guy standing right by where I'm about to turn, looking around. My first thought is that he's trying to cross the road, but then I noticed he was by an Appal Cart sign, like, waiting for the Cart. But still, I thought I better make sure he's not crossing when I try to turn. Sureout of, but to the very same unit.

Other synchronicities that occurred during this outing: I had, this morning, by total and improbable chance, while researching images of "portmanteau", come across an article about Jim Carrey. I was Compelled to read it, when I never, ever read such celebrity-blurb-type columns, and afterward, I thought "All righty then." I remember, after thinking it, how I hadn't heard the saying in many years, maybe since I was a kid and saw Jim Carrey's first movies. Well, while out moving the guy, my helper in this affair said, offhand, "All righty then." Then, after the first two, while I was driving my helper and the movee around, we somehow, in a totally roundabout way, got into talking about murder, and it came


in the Ra material. I think I had seen this one within the last few months, but the fact that it "came to me" and then showed up in the book within an hour is notable.

10/19/11

When I went down for coffee this afternoon, I entered into a whole chain of thought that led to The Simpsons, and eventually to a certain part of a certain episode, where a committee is labeled "blue ribbon" and everyone murmurs in surprise. Funny. Seconds after thinking that, I had to go back to the laundry room, where a beer box I'd picked up while cutting grass caught my eye -- for Pabst Blue Ribbon beer.

10/21/11

Was just thinking about "Charlie's Room" last night, and how it would probably be accepted, and I gota synchronicity with it, and sure enough, in the book's prologue, it had "Merle" in it. Then, while doing "Fifty", there was "Foster Grant's", which was in my ledger at lunch and I Noticed it.

12/26/11

Word synchro: "cried out"; was in ledger at breakfast, and I Noticed it, then it was in "Cloyed" not even an hour later.

More word synchro: "capitulated"; was in ledger at lunch, when it had been in "Cloyed" this morning (interestingly, I had edited it in, changing it from "capitulating" in a different frame, to "capitulated"; also, it was a change that definitely needed to be made); "senator", was in ledger today after being in the notes I wrote for "School" yesterday, including it being in the general, ambiguous sense; "hubris," from same; "gambit", when


this afternoon, I chose the album with that song on it. This may have been subconscious fixation, but who knows.

More word synchro: "restored" (verb) and "que sera". Both were in ledger (que sera definitely today, but restored might have been yesterday, I can't remember), and then in "Storms" tonight. Then, "nehru", in "Storms", and then an auction for a motorcycle jacket I just Happened To click on (I can't remember the last time I've seen nehru).

I finished "Damned" today and so I had to select a new novel. When I got home from town, I thought about which one to pick out, since I had a lot to choose from right now, and went undecided. While I was taking a shower, I had a big chain of thoughtsomething referencing "the join of the door." I've noticed these lately, where the synchro -- assuming it is one -- references the main, operative idea I'd noted or seen or whatever, and that translates to its corresponding element. Hmm. Then, a couple paragraphs later, a more direct hit: "walnut gunstock," in ledger and then in "Storms". (Noticed "blind alley" in my ledger while confirming this, which was in "Storms" last night, though a more common term so not as notable.)

Word synchro: "topper hat"; this one was interesting because while fixing lunch, a song came into my head, "Dope Hat" by Marilyn Manson, along with its video, which featured the lead singer in a top hat, and I identified it as one of those that come for a reason,


then in "Wheel of Darkness" also.

Then, "postprandial," which was first in my ledger within the last couple days, then in "Wheel of Darkness" earlier today, then "Other" tonight (almost noted in earlier today, but didn't, until seeing it in "Other"). And another, this one neat: "amphora". This was in the ledger this morning, except that wasn't the synchro: the synchro was "amphorae", plural, which I thought of when I saw amphora, though I couldn't remember exactly where I'd used it (though I knew I had somewhere). Well, it turns out it was in "Other", because as it would happen, I edited that very passage tonight.

1/12/12

Word synchro: "arcaded" (was in "Wheel of Darkness" a couple times yesterday, as well as somewhere else I can't remember -- my thoughts? anothera real way. Then, when I was in the gym today, I had the distinct thought, absently, that we see and hear much more than we consciously acknowledge. This was nothing new to me, of course, but then, in "Brave New World" this evening, I read about this very subject -- interesting, since it's somewhat uncommon, and I can't remember the last I'd seen or read about it anywhere. Then, the clincher: "actuarial"; yesterday, I woke up thinking, very clearly and distinctly, of this word, so much that I expected a synchronicity involving it. Well, nothing happened yesterday, then this morning I thought, "Well, nothing happened with actuarial," until this evening, when I read it in "Brave New World's" appendix -- for the second time ever, I think.


one at lunch: felt Compelled to take l-arginine today, though I'd taken it in the past and had a bad reaction. I fought it, but it was insistent, so I went and got the bottle from the closet. However, when I did so, I Noticed the eleuthro root just beside it, and felt Compelled to take that, though this too seemed pointless. Well, not 20 minutes later, my dad gave me something to read, a promotional book for a green-food thing, and I flipped through it, though I had zero interest in a green-food thing. Toward the end, there was the list of supplements, a big, three-page-long list of its dozens of ingredients; hwoever, my eyes fell directly to one, the 27th or 28th: eleuthro. It was evendays, though I did *not* Notice it, simply remember it being there. Then it was in "The Dead Man's Phone," on the second page -- interesting, because I'd planned on editing "Everything's Connected" this morning, but felt Compelled to do this one. Also, "rumanitive," in the same story, when I'd just used "ruminate" as a late substitution in Jack Cruz yesterday, for the first time in I don't know how long (perhaps since using it in "The Phone").

More word synchro throughout the day: "James Bond" (in "The Phone" this morning and then Koko this afternoon), ketosis (I thought of this upon waking this morning, in association with an old memory of someone from the gym, and then it was in my ledger at breakfast, not an hour later,


twelve hours later), "puka" (an indirect one; was in "Discipline" this morning, but as "pukka," which I learned *thru* "puka," which have different meanings, but then "puka" was in ledger at lunch, just hours after); "flunkie" (this was in a few different places a few days ago, and then was in ledger today; very possibly coincidence). Then, a big hit: "a wilderness of," which was in "Discipline" this morning, then "Koko" this afternoon. It's very notable because 1) it was such a specific phrase, and so close together, and 2) because I think I wrote this originally while writing "Discipline," as in, I didn't hear it elsewhere and rip it off. Not only that, but I don't believe I've used that in any other writing other than "Discipline."a couple paragraphs down there was mention of "Russian." Also, the video was titled "Hmmm...Squishy" and within minutes after watching it, I went to submit "Eyeball Chewer" to Space Squid, whose email address was "squishy@...". Plus other such synchros, the only one of which I can remember was thinking of Peter Straub, and then, seconds later, opening a document in my documents archive written by "Peter Schwab." Again, all minor, random, easily ignored stuff, but it was all grouped together.

A relaly cool one this afternoon. This morning, I felt Compelled to read my ledger at breakfast, though I didn't really feel like it. Took out the big leather-bound one, and when I sat down to look through it, I instinctively opened it from the bookmark-string, which was set,


part of the song played, my attention was yanked to my right, just outside my peripheral vision, to the belt on the machine I was doing at the time, which had "masters" printed on it. Again, I was tempted to explain this as a subconscious thing, me perhaps seeing the "masters" out of the corner of my eye and then, thus, noticing it when it came on the song. But this doesn't fit, for two reasons: first, I was Attracted to the "masters" on the belt before the "master" on the song, but only an instant before, maybe a split second, if that. It was another one of those things that was so synchronous, I had to take note.

Also, had a couple other, lesser thought synchros, both relatedin "State of Fear" this afternoon, the next sequential book I read (just like "The Summoning" mentioned the bagua, from the Feng Shui book before it ...). Also, "monochromatic," from the same sources, though I'd read of monochromatic before "The Summoning" (though I did Notice it there, thinking that it was such a rare word, I never read it, etc., and then it pops up in "State of Fear" ...).

Word synchro: "Ginni" (name). Saw it when I went through "The Summoning" looking for "limosine liberal" today, and then it was in the "Pulp Fiction" movie tonight (first I'd heard the name was in that book, and I Noticed it, of course ...).

3/16/12

A cool one today. Last night, while watching "Pulp Fiction," I Noticed a UNC Santa Cruz tee


shirt that a guy wore in it a few times, every time Noticing it. And then today, in "State of Fear," it mentioned UNC Santa Cruz, when I don't know if I've ever noticed mention of that before.

Also, I was thinking, absently, earlier today of how I can recognize a cat's cry, and then, tonight, when I read Rebecca's latest email, she mentioned something eerily, similar: "As I may have mentioned, I know my cat's voices. It's much like answering the phone and knowing (by voice and not caller ID) who's calling."

3/17/12

Had a lot of minor, disassociated synchro this morning, while going through my old file of documents. A couple things were more notable (one document made me think, randomly, of the song "Hurt" by Nine Inch Nails,synchro: "touched," in ledger this morning and very distinctly Noticed, and then in "Other" a couple hours later, in a distinctive way that made me Notice it all over again. Some other, random word synchro was in it earlier, involving things from yesterday that I can't remember.

More: "carpels," in "Other" this morning, and Noticed because I deleted it (like so many of these), and then it was in "Dominion" this evening, when I can't remember too many times I've ever seen it used like that. Then, "carnage," on a bumper sticker I Noticed this afternoon, and then in "Dominion," just an hour or so later (notable since I Noticed it and saw it again so soon). "Greek to him," in "Other" this morning (though at "to her"), and


second page I read. (Interestingly, the information I read about magnesium in the book led me to read about potassium and calcium through the morning, culminating in my ordering some supplements. It will be interesting to see if these have any benefit for me.)

4/4/12

Another one of those onslaughts of random, subliminal synchros. Did have some very distinct thought synchros, though: first, "feeling badly"; I'd just read "feeling bad" twice in a row in a book, and immediately after my mom said "feeling badly." "Drink," in a Bjork song while I was working out, when I was just thinking about drinking, and also "smell it," the same.

Yesterday, while editing the end of "Other," I had to change something regarding oysters and pearls, and felt Compelled to research the subject.my head, so much that I had to look up the lyrics. As it turns out, they also seem to describe someone falling into an illusionary mindset "in the light of the moon," and hoping that it ends before they "pine away," which is just how I've felt, hoping that this cycle doesn't erase me and all my progress completely. Hmm.

4/27/12

A cool one, not quite a word or a thought synchro -- action synchro? I was editing "The Birth of Edenborough," and burped, it coming out as a whiney sound from high in my throat. Just as I did this (in that very synchronous way), I realized the next like was, "She made a whiney noise from high in her throat, but didn't awake."

Very cool one. Yesterday, I


without really noticing the stamp; all the same, I find it notable.

Also, a good word synchro: "hog-tie," first in "The Lunar Cycle" this morning, and then in the "Church" book this afternoon, when I hadn't seen that in quite a while.

6/24/12

Cool word synchro: "Julius Ceasar," in "Tricked" this morning, then in "The Church of Dead Girls" this evening. The cool thing is, this happened when I wrote the story, on 5/13 (when it was called "Addict").

6/26/12

Word synchro: "superintendant," and "affect" (verb), both of these in ledger this morning, and Noticed, and then "Asylum," a new novel I started reading today. The funny thing is, 1) I had planned on starting a different novel today, but was Compelled to read "Asylum," and 2) both of the words were ingood job, even though I would have anyway -- thus tying in with this), along with a song rising from beneath my mind, which I can't remember what it was. Third, I had the distinct thought of, "You either have it or you don't," while cutting grass, and this turned up in "High Fidelity" today, which is probably the first I've heard it. Theory: all of these things were "cemented" earlier in the day, or however time actually exists, and, for whatever reason, I was just "in tune" with these things, perhaps from the slight trance I get in while cutting grass? Interesting in any case.

7/27/12

Word synchro: "bailiff," in "The Terrorist's Last Words" this morning, then "High Fidelity" at lunch, a couple hours later. Notable only because it's


word synchro: "tactically," in ledger at breakfast and then in "The Lunar Cycle" soon after, maybe ten minutes? Same for "expedient," which I Noticed. Also, "buffoon," in ledger and then "Bright Shiny Morning" at lunch, and I Noticed this one too.

A neat thought synchro. I was just thinking of how a state of no-stress relaxation is so fundamentally refreshing, when I checked my Hotmail and got the word of the day, "ataraxia," which means a state free from emotional disturbance and anxiety.

9/4/12

While driving dad's truck today, I Noticed it's little red anti-theft light blinking in the instrument panel. Then, while reading "Bright Shiny Morning" this afternoon, it mentioned cars with little red anti-theft lights blinking in their dashboards.

9/7/12

Minor one. While reading "The Revelation," it mentioned CAT, the tractorjust thought of minutes earlier, I'd be very surprised.

9/22/12

Very cool word synchro today: "flues." This was first in "The Briefcase" this morning, as a plural of "flu." I noticed it because of this, since I debated changing it -- perhaps even Noticed it. Then, it was in "The Road" at lunch today, on the first couple pages, in its proper term, the plural of flue (just started the book today ...). But the really cool part was that I started out reading "The House of the Scorpion" at lunch, but after a few pages, I was so turned off by the unrealistic and two-dimensional characters, and just the whole, absurd energy of the book, that I had to give up on it. When I went to get a


"on a whim." We then traveled this highway, aimless, for several miles, eventually deciding that we should turn around. Well, we would have turned around, and in fact tried to several times, except there was a car right behind us, prohibitively close, and every time we'd try to turn around, it wouldn't seem safe. Eventually the car turned off, and we approached a big empty road, suitable for turning around in. We turned in, and were met with a sign: "Wiseman's Outlook," precisely where we were trying to get to. Too, too cool.

And then, one that may or may not have been anything. That evening, at the hotel, there were two motorcycles parked outside the entrance, BMWs, and I Noticed them. On the way out that night, Ibookstore to get it, he'd had a hell of a time finding it, also, but he was determined, and so he got it, narrowly. And now I have it. Very, very cool.

12/26/12

First, one that may be nothing: this afternoon, just before I left for acupuncture, I read, in "Thinks," about a man going to the doctor and having his liver felt up (for lumps). Then, when I went in for acupuncture, I happend to mention to her how I wanted some liver meridians hit, and so she ended up feeling up my liver before she did so. It wasn't for lumps, obviously, but it was still rather similar, and so close together that I had to take note. Also, tonight, at the very end of "Thinks," in the


to wonder if this was either a) a simple, mechanical recurrence of this archetype, or b) some kind of answer to my question, set in motion by me in some fashion (or is "set in motion" wrong, is that too linear?). I'm tempted to lean toward the second, but only because the phenomenon a more question-and-answer format (as in, rather than having the entire thing recurring twice, it was my thinking about one part of it, and then receiving the "answering" part to that, though this too could've just been mechanical or incidental, where it was just a recurrence of the archetype but it just happened to fit the question-and-answer format?).

1/23/13

Damn cool one today, though it wasn't so unique. It started when I was reading "Pattern Recognition" andthe last part of the movie, it was revealed that the character I'd thought of was, in fact, an android (it was a surprise element, that you wouldn't be able to figure out beforehand, even subconsciously). This brings up interesting questions: assuming this wasn't just crazy chance, was it a simple recurrence, based on the combined archetype of my connecting the handsome android in the book with this character, or was it a foreshadowing?

1/27/13

A cool one this afternoon, at lunch. When I sat down with my cup of hot tea in a mason jar, I Noticed the jar, specifically where it said "mason." Then, a few minutes later, I Noticed it again, very distinct, like the jar and "mason" especially were standing out against the rest of things


their DVDs, and noticed one called Disturbia (not quite Noticed, to the point where I could predict that I would be seeing it again, as with the men with red beards recently; but, it did stand out from the others, however slightly). Then, at the back of the Absalom book, there was a handwritten note (the book itself had lots of writing in it, marginalia I couldn't even read). The note gave a time and date, the word "music," then read "Lord Disturbia." Notable, considering this was less than a day later.

2/24/13

Yet more random, scattered, minor synchronicity, like the last couple days. For instance, there was a clump when I went out on the back deck and sunbathed for an hour, listening to "Sea Change" by Beck (Ion a car, seeing only that it had UNIQUE amidst some smaller text. It stood out to me with a definite, capitalized Notice. Then, on the way to the gym this afternoon, I pulled up on a stoplight with one car at it. The light changed seconds before I approached, but the car there didn't move right away, unlike what I was expecting, so I had to brake hard, coming close to their bumper. Because I got so close, I was able to see the exact same UNIQUE bumper sticker from yesterday. I want to say it was the same car, but I can't be 100% on the memory from yesterday, since I only Noticed the bumper sticker rather than the car (it was in the exact same


that and my being so Compelled to look up Faust, I find it notable.

4/4/13

First, a pretty cool one this afternoon, just after I met Rebecca and we went to the Mellow Mushroom to eat, in Burlington. I went into the bathroom, and as I was washing my hands, I noticed that I looked really spacey and strung-out -- from the two-hour drive there, which always leaves me rather strung-out. Some seconds later, the lyrics from the song on the radio said, "I walked into this restaurant, strung-out from the road." I was in a restaurant, strung-out from the road. Now, this didn't come on immediately after I thought that -- *not* in that distinctly synchronistic way -- yet it came just seconds later, close enough (and accurate enough)book), but the last two were the Mothman book and the SAS Fighting Handbook, back to back. Not only did I read it three times in a week, but I don't believe I've ever come across the actual, non-acronym of TNT until I read it in that first book (if I have, it's been a while).

4/19/13

A straight-up word/thought synchro: "turn." I was thinking about something and muttering half-aloud, and right as I said "in turn," the word "turn" scrolled up on an electronic sign I was looking at. It happened in that distinctly synchronistic fashion, the two coinciding perfectly. Some notes: First, there's no way this could've been any sort of subconscious repetition, since 1) the "in turn" I spoke aloud was on its own chain of thought,