limited to the face of the verified agreements filed by the plaintiff. See Nat'l R.R., supra; Galt v. Libby-Owens-Ford Glass Co., 376 F.2d 711, 714 (7th Cir. 1967); IT&T Corp. v. Local 400, 286 F.2d 329, 330-331 (3d Cir. 1961).

3. The Presumption of Arbitrability
A presumption of arbitrability applies to the vast majority of issues emanating from a contractual relationship. With the exception of those issues noted earlier, n. 5 and accompanying text, supra, whenever the scope of the arbitration clause is fairly debatable or reasonably in doubt, the court should decide the question of construction in favor of arbitration. United *1391 Steelworkers v. Warrior & Gulf Nav. Co., 363 U.S. 574, 583, 80 S.Ct. 1347, 4 L.Ed.2d 1409 (1960); Georgia Power Co. v. Cimarron Coal Corp., 526 F.2dnote that this presumption exists, and it is entirely consistent with all of the policy considerations set out in Section IV. B.1., supra. Indeed, rather than looking to the often obscured expression of intent of the parties to determine whether "fraud in the inducement" is an arbitrable issue, this Court cannot overly stress the benefits of a universally accepted presumption of arbitrability, to be overcome only by unequivocal language to the contrary.

V. SCOPE OF THE GUARANTY AND SECURITY AGREEMENT ARBITRATION CLAUSES[8]

A. The Guaranty Agreement
Plaintiff does not dispute that the scope of the arbitration clause in his brother's security agreement is sufficiently broad to encompass the issue of fraud in the inducement. Indeed, the arbitration clause of the security agreement is identical to the precise clause at issue in


of an arbitration clause drawn up and agreed upon by other parties. Compania Espanola de Petroleos S.A. v. Nereus Shipping S.A., 527 F.2d 966, 974 (2d Cir. 1975) (". . . duty to arbitrate was indeed one of the rights and obligations which Cepsa, as guarantor, agreed to assume."); Wells Fargo Bank v. London S.-S. Owner's Mut. Ins., 408 F.Supp. 626 (S.D.N.Y.1976); Vespe Contracting Co. v. Anvan Corp., 399 F.Supp. 516, 521 (E.D.Pa.1975); Inter'l Union of Operating Engineers, Local 139 v. Carl A. Morse, Inc., 387 F.Supp. 153, 159 (E.D.Wis.1974), aff'd, 529 F.2d 574 (7th Cir. 1976). The breadth of the arbitration clause of the guaranty agreement renders it unnecessary for this Court to decide whether *1393 this relatively recent manifestation of the liberalized policy in favor ofpreliminary injunction outweighs the harm to the plaintiff if the preliminary injunction is denied.
4. Whether issuance of a preliminary injunction will serve the public interest.
After giving careful consideration to the applicable cases cited by the parties, however, it became apparent to this Court that equitable considerations do not bear on the question of arbitrability. Georgia Power, supra, 526 F.2d at 107.
"The courts are admonished to resist giving weight to an appraisal of the merits of the grievance or to the equities of a particular claim when they are called upon to adjudicate arbitrability. United Steelworkers of America v. American Mfg. Co., 363 U.S. 564, 568, 80 S.Ct. 1343, 4 L.Ed.2d 1403 (1960)."
Carl A. Morse, supra, 529 F.2d at 580 (7th Cir. 1976).
Plaintiff has failed to persuade this court


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The father of three-year-old Palestinian child, Mouid al-Araj, carries his son's body during his funeral in Khan Yunis, in the southern Gaza Strip, today

Palestinian mourners pray over the bodies of 18 members of the Batsh family, after their house was targeted by an Israeli air strike just before midnight last night

Mourners carry the body of one of the 18 family members who were killed in an Israeli airstrike to a mosque prior to the burial in Gaza City

Palestinians offer their prayers over the grave of a member of the al-Batsh family who was killed in Saturday night's Israeli airstrike

Palestinian children inspect graves ahead of the funeral of 18 members of al-Batsh family who were killed the previous night in Israeli strikes that hit their house

Themembers of one family, and wounding 50, according to Palestinian officials.

Plume: Smoke rises following an Israeli strike on Gaza, seen from the Israel Gaza border earlier today

A Palestinian man inspects his vehicle after it was thrown on it's side in an Israeli air raid this morning

Fear: Palestinians travel to a shelter at a UN school after evacuating their homes near the border in Gaza City this evening

This morning Israeli forces dropped leaflets into the town of Beit Lahiya near Gaza's northern border with Israel. They read: 'Those who fail to comply with the instructions to leave immediately will endanger their lives and the lives of their families. Beware.'

The Israeli military told the residents of three of Beit Lahiya's 10 neighbourhoods to get out of the town of 70,000


thousands of people close to home.

The offensive marks the heaviest fighting since a similar eight-day offensive in November 2012 to stop Gaza rocket fire. The outbreak of violence follows the kidnappings and murders of three Israeli teenagers in the West Bank, and the kidnapping and murder of a Palestinian teenager in an apparent revenge attack.

Egypt's state news agency said that Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi had met with Tony Blair, envoy for the so-called Quartet of United Nations, European Union, Russia and United States, in efforts to secure a truce.

An Israeli government official said Blair had met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Friday. 'There are no serious contacts toward a truce. There are many proposals, but as long as Hamas keeps firing, Israel will keep fightingin Gaza endured strike after strike by the Israeli air force, there were demonstrations in Australia, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Afghanistan, Chile, the U.S. and Syria condemning what many see as the collective punishment of the Palestinian people.

Israel says its attacks, which in six days have killed more than 160 people and injured more than a thousand, are aimed at stopping the hundreds of Hamas rocket attacks fired into Israel in recent days.

Thousands of pro-Palestinian demonstrators holding banners and chanting anti-Israeli slogans in Paris

Indonesian Muslim protesters shout slogans during a rally against the Israeli attack on Gaza, in Jakarta, Indonesia today Two Lebanese men carry a fake missile to protest against the Israeli offensive in Gaza

At the United Nations, a Security Council statement approved by all 15 members


to ATSIC, (which had been abolished by the Howard Government), the introduction of an Emissions Trading Scheme and a National Disability Insurance Scheme, and a review of the taxation system.

Findings released in April 2009 reported that nine out of the 1000 submitted ideas were to be immediately enacted and that the government was deliberating on other ideas proposed. By mid-2010, among the key reform ideas suggested, Prime Minister Rudd had sought to introduce an ETS, but postponed it after failing to secure passage through the senate; formed a consultative committee on a Bill of Rights then rejected its recommendation for implementation; established the National Congress of Australia's First Peoples in 2010; commissioned the Henry Review of taxation (on the basis of which the Rudd Government proposed a newdid not mandate that a computer be provided to each upper secondary student. The program supplied office software, photo and video editing software, and web design software, some of it unusable due to the hardware becoming obsolete.

Immigration
As prime minister, Rudd professed his belief in a "Big Australia", while his government increased the immigration quota after to around 300,000 people. In 2010, Rudd appointed Tony Burke as population minister to examine population goals.

In 2008, the government adjusted the mandatory detention policies established by the Keating and Howard governments and declared an end to the Pacific Solution. Boat arrivals increased considerably during 2009 and the Opposition said this was due to the government's policy adjustments, the Government said it was due to "push factors". After a fatal explosion on an


Elena Donazzan

Elena Donazzan (born 22 June 1972 in Bassano del Grappa) is an Italian politician from Veneto.

A member of National Alliance (and, prior to that, of the Italian Social Movement), she was elected to the Regional Council of Veneto in the 2000 regional election.

Re-elected in 2005, she served as regional minister of Education in Galan III Government (2005–2010). Re-elected in 2010 for The People of Freedom and 2015 for Forza Italia, she was appointed minister of Education and Labour both in Zaia I Government (2010–2015) and Zaia II Government (2015–present).

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Category:Members of the Regional Council of VenetoPhrying Phat. Either way, it was only a short while before, for McDonalds and company, the Phat was well and truly in the Phire.

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That evening, as I chopped red peppers, cucumber and tomatoes for a last summer gazpacho before winter set in and drove me to the comfort of hot soups and plain dal-bhaat, the German laser knives someone had gifted me felt wrong in the hand, their weight suddenly awkward. Setting them aside, I came up with a chopper set on a wooden board that a friend had brought down from New York. It made swift work of the Spanish onions and the peppers, and I remembered the pride with which he’d told me that this was the very “offset serrated blade” praised by Anthony Bourdain in


tocques clapped smartly on their heads, shaped loaves, prepared duck’s breasts for roasting, checked a brace of guinea hens. The ovens were huge, industrial sized. The doors were deliberately unpainted, in a designer way meant to indicate rustic charm. They were large, and as they clanged open, twin odours of meat, from one, and bread, from the other, were released in fragrant clouds.

A beaming assistant yanked freshly baked foccaccia out of the oven and deftly assembled accompaniments of virgin olive oil, pesto and sundried tomatoes. Another platter contained zucchini, cherry tomatoes and other English vegetables in a raspberry-vinegar reduction. “For you,” he said. “To taste.” The bread smelled divine. And I knew that if I so much as tried to take a bite, I would vomit.

Three years ago,n - 23. Is p composite?
False
Suppose 3*h - 141 = 1041. Is h composite?
True
Let n be (1*-5)/(0 - 1). Let m = -1 + 4. Suppose -3*g = -m*d - 42, -g + n*d = d + 1. Is g a prime number?
True
Let y(n) be the first derivative of n**4/4 - 4*n**3/3 - 2*n**2 - 3*n + 3. Is y(5) composite?
False
Suppose -1208 - 984 = -2*c. Suppose -852 = -4*z + c. Is z a prime number?
True
Let v(y) be the third derivative of y**6/120 + 7*y**5/30 - y**4/24 - y**3/6 - 5*y**2. Is v(-6) a prime number?
True
Let m = 23 - 32. Let q(b) = -b**2 - 12*b + 4. Is q(m) a composite number?
False
Let p be (29 + 1)/((-18)/12). Let u = p - -131. Is u


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DMCA takedown procedure[1]

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offers-a-meaningful-contentid-appeal-process/)

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thyrsus
What effect, if any, does this have on musicians complaining about the use of
their work by issue advocates, e.g., the group Survivor complaining about the
use of "Eye of the Tiger" by Mike Huckabee at the Kim Davis support rally?

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pdabbadabba
I think none, since those performances are not subject to the DMCA takedown
procedures at issue here.

It could affect _videos_ of those rallies posted online, but only in that the
artists will have to form a good-faith (though possibly inaccurate) belief
that these performances are not fair uses before sending takedown notices.

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jayess
Quite a lengthy docket at the trial court level -- the case was initiated in
2007!

[https://www.unitedstatescourts.org/federal/cand/196424/](https://www.unitedstatescourts.org/federal/cand/196424/)

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doh
Definitely interesting result.

The primary problem is that nobody is looking for a win-win solution. Content
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cases of the faults which can occur in one BTS occur, a total length of the fault messages sent to the BSM is 101520 bytes (812160 bits). That is, 9.times.11280=101520.
This messages indicating faults of the BTS cannot all be sent to the BSM at one time because the length of the messages is limited to 128 bytes when the BTS communicates with BSM, and the data area is limited to 112 bytes. Therefore, when it is assumed that all cases of the faults which can .occur in one BTS occur, the BTS must send the messages to the BSM about 907 (=101520/112) times. It takes a long time to inform the BSM of faults of the BTS so that it also takes a long time to process thefaults.
The following patents each disclose features in common with the present invention but do not teach or suggest the specifically recited technique for reporting faults of the base station with a reduced message length as in the present invention.
U.S. Pat. No. 5,513,189 to Savage, entitled Boundary Scan System With Improved Error Reporting Using Sentinel Bit Patterns, U.S. Pat. No. 5,528,516 to Yemini et al., entitled Apparatus And Method For Event Correlation And Problem Reporting, U.S. Pat. No. 5,351,247 to Dow et al., entitled Fault Identification System, U.S. Pat. No. 5,500,944 to Yoshida, entitled Fault Indication System In A Centralized Monitoring System, U.S. Pat. No. 5,481,539 to Hershey et al., entitled Datagram Communication Service Over A Cellular Telephone Network, U.S. Pat. No. 5,454,024 to Lebowitz, entitled Cellular Digital Packet


notion of what a national performing arts center [is] into a 21st century vision,” he says. “It’s an expansion of an existing building that hasn’t really been touched since 1971.”

McVoy notes how the performing arts and the spaces that house them have changed since the Center opened, both in the District and nationally.

“This was a chance to take that 1971 model and completely transform it and open it up. In the original building, [the arts] are really now held within a box – a very large box. This was a chance to break that open, turn it inside out and open it up to the city.”

Although the building is made of the aforementioned white titanium concrete, another material is an essential part of the building: natural light. McVoycask event, where we serve some special beers from local breweries. We will also be serving the Solidarity Beer brewed for DC Beer Week.

OT: It seems like the beer industry is more collaborative than other types of businesses. Does that ring true for you?BL: The local brewers all share the same goal of exposing more people to craft beer. If they try mine, they will go to Bluejacket, Atlas or one of the other local craft breweries and vice versa. Once you’ve had flavorful, fresh beer, it’s hard to go back.

OT: What special events do you have planned for DC Beer Week?BL: We are hosting Cask [Day/Night] on September 6. We will line the perimeter of the brewers’ lounge with tables and patrons will be able to pour


these breweries and cideries will be onsite. All tickets include unlimited tastings and full-pours, a meal and one pretzel, all locally made. 1-4 p.m. $65-$85. Heurich House Museum: 1307 New Hampshire Ave. NW, DC; www.heurichhouse.org

Pints & Paint NiteGrab your friends and unleash your inner artist at the Original Paint Nite. You’ll go from a blank canvas to a masterpiece of your own, with plenty of laughs along the way. Guided by a talented and entertaining artist, you’ll be amazed at what you create, and how much fun you have doing it. Instruction is provided by an expert host, so no experience is required, and everything you need is supplied. Fill up on the many Solace brews on tap. 7 p.m. Tickets $35. Solace Brewing: 42615 Trade W Dr.Proper. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tickets $10-$25. Right Proper Brewing Company Brookland Production House and Tasting Room: 920 Girard St. NE, DC;www.dcbeerweek.net

DC Total Tap Takeover at ChurchKeyChurchKey will once again devote all 55 of its draft and cask lines to beers brewed right here in the District for the fifth straight year. A true tribute to the collective greatness of DC’s brewing scene, they’re showcasing a wide array of one-offs and rarities, both on cask and on draft. Birch & Barley will feature executive chef Jarrad Silver’s four-course tasting flights paired exclusively with DC-brewed beers. All beers will be priced individually by the glass and in 4 oz. tasting pours. 4-11:30 p.m. Free to attend. ChurchKey: 1337 14th St. NW, DC; www.dcbeerweek.net

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in a ton of different area venues. Any favorite experiences?All in unison: Opening for Wolf Alice.AV: It was so random. I think that was Trent’s second show with us. We got a phone call that was like, “Hey, Wolf Alice wants you to open!” And Wolf Alice is one of my favorite bands. So going into the venue and it being sold out and for one of my favorite bands – and they were so nice to us – like all of that. I was like, “This is what I want. I want this forever.”Emily Carlson: There’s a small moment that stuck with me. I think it was a Songbyrd show where a father came up to me and he had a little girl with him who wasto ride the fine line between artist and administrator.

“To have an artist on staff is so reassuring,” Rutter says. “It’s really helpful because it helps our administrators think about their work through that lens as well. Each of our administrators works with artists in a variety of different ways but to have one as a peer, [and as] somebody who is so enormously articulate to provide the connective tissue between ideas and programming, is invaluable.”

The Center’s president gives a great example in Dear Evan Hansen.While the marketing team is interested in sharing the date and time of the next performance with the public, Joseph is focusing his attention on how the Center can communicate that this work debates and explores difficult emotional ideas of what’s happening with young


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was disproportionate to the level of return promised to investors;  promised profits were small in comparison to the risk and potential size of losses.  This bet was not disclosed to investors.  If it had been disclosed, the investors would not have bought shares in the trust because no reasonable investor would accept low return for high risk.  The cautionary language in the prospectuses is too general and generic to have alerted investors of the actual risks they faced and should therefore be ignored as boilerplate.  These warnings do not mention risk to capital, to the total value of the portfolio rather than merely components of it.  Read as a whole, each prospectus gave the false impression of an attempt to pursue athem cavalierly.  Pincus, 936 F.2d at 762.

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The prospectuses included the following assurances of balancing:

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[T]he Adviser believes that it will be able to manage the composition of the Trust's portfolio in such a manner that any decreases in the value of securities as a result of changes in interest rates will be offset by increases in the value of other securities whose value moves in the opposite direction in response to changes in interest rates, thereby avoiding the realization of capital losses which are not offset by capital gains over the life of the Trust....

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Prospectus for Hyperion 1997 Term Trust, Inc., at 19 (Oct. 23, 1992) ("1997");  Prospectus for Hyperion 1999 Term Trust, Inc., at 16 (June 18, 1992) ("1999");  Prospectus for Hyperion 2002 Term Trust,


rates and that hedging would be used to minimize those effects.  And they were told that a significant decline in interest rates could lead to significant decreases in income and asset values while significant rate increases could lead to only moderate increases in income and asset value.  Thus, they were told that the value of losses if rates dropped could exceed the value of profits if rates rose.  The only way reasonable investors would then invest in the Trusts would be if they believed that the probability of rates rising exceeded the probability of interest rates dropping.

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This is the very bias which plaintiffs claim was not disclosed.  Reasonable investors would have to be aware that they were risking low returns and erosion of capitalattempting to balance investments in interest-rate sensitive securities without taking prospective rates into account would surely be foolhardy.  The plaintiffs are displeased that the fund managers made what turned out to be the wrong assumptions about interest rates while attempting to balance the portfolio.  This is not something upon which a fraud claim can be based.  Disclosure of the specific reasons for making the investment choices that were made is not required by the Securities laws.  The risks involved, in the event that incorrect choices were made or interest rates fell, were appropriately and fully disclosed.

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Despite that, plaintiffs now claim that balancing was not as skillfully done as it should have been.  They claim that another set of investment choices should have been


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Berthold Huber, a labor leader who is deputy chairman of the supervisory board, will serve as acting chairman until a new chairman is chosen, Volkswagen said. In Germany, the supervisory board oversees the work of the management board, which is in charge of day-to-day operations.


year follow up. No difference was found in relation to emotional difficulties. (NB no difference was found for either emotional or behavioural difficulties in secondary schools though these results are not presented in detail in this publication). TaMHS implementation was associated with increased school provision of a range of mental health interventions and also with enhanced collaboration between schools and NHS child and adolescent mental health services (CAMHS).

Dr Jessica Deighton, an author of the paper, said: “These findings show that investment in mental health support for children in primary school can make a real difference to young people’s behavioural problems.”

This study aimed to explore age and gender differences in how body dissatisfaction and emotional wellbeing are related over time. Unlike previous work, which focused on teenagers, this studyMission readiness is critical to the safety and security of our nation. In spite of this there are those seeking to use our military as a social experiment putting political correctness and even transgender activism ahead of all else.

Joining Crosstalk to discuss this issue was Elaine Donnelly. Elaine is the president of the Center for Military Readiness, an independent, nonpartisan public policy organization that specializes in military/social issues.

Since February 23, two gender-confused recruits have signed contracts to enlist in the military. The allowance of this began under President Obama who issued an order saying that the military would have to recruit individuals who suffer from gender dysphoria. This is a psychological condition that is defined by confusion about gender identity and requires compassion and competent medical care.

Adding to


looked at was to answer the question, “is this getting worse?” The answer is no, the data appear from year to year within the bounds of normal random variation.

So, what does it all mean? Mostly, that if you suffer from pressure-induced migraines, and you live in the northern U.S. states, you may be able to significantly improve your quality of life by relocating to one of the southern states, especially to southern California or Florida. And, that if you do that and work in a medical field, SecureVideo.com is standing ready to help you telecommute in a HIPAA-compliant way.

UPDATE:

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Multivariate linear regression analysis (forward method) was used to test whether the observed association is confounded by age, gender, lymph node invasion, vascular invasion, or perineural invasion. Outcome in this analysis was thyroid gland invasion, defined according to whether or not the thyroid gland was invaded by tumoral cells. It was revealed that stage T4, moderate differentiation, the transglottic spread of the tumor, thyroid cartilage involvement, and anterior commissure involvement were all independent variables predicting thyroid gland invasion.

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In this study we reported that thyroid gland invasion was found in 20% of patients undergoing thyroidectomy of any extent. This is in line with previously reported values ranging from 1% to 30% ([@B15]). Although it has been proven that thyroid involvement is linked with poor


The West Bengal Unit President of the Congress party, Adhir Ranjan Chowdhary, has threatened to complain to Rahul Gandhi against Abhishek Manu Singhvi for going against the interests of the party in the state.

Advocate Singhvi appeared in the Apex Court for the Mamata Banerjee government opposing the demand for the deployment of Central forces in the state ahead of the Panchayat elections while Chowdhary appeared in the Calcutta High Court to defend his plea seeking the deployment of Central forces to ensure fair polls.

Earlier, Abhishek Manu Singhvi had secured his nomination to the Rajya Sabha with the support from MLAs of the Trinamool Congress. And after Mamata Banerjee met with Sonia Gandhi, it appears that there isCongre some understanding between the two parties ahead of the 2019 Generalthe University of Lausanne. Indeed, the team found that owlets expressing higher levels of the gene involved in melanism had less REM sleep than expected for their age, suggesting that their brains were developing faster than in owlets expressing lower levels of this gene. In line with this interpretation, the enzyme encoded by this gene also plays a role in producing hormones (thyroid and insulin) involved in brain development.

Although additional research is needed to determine exactly how sleep, brain development, and pigmentation are interrelated, these findings nonetheless raise several intriguing questions. Does variation in sleep during brain development influence adult brain organization? If so, does this contribute to the link between behavioral and physiological traits and melanism observed in adult owls? Do sleep and pigmentation covary in adult


A Few Thoughts on ISIS

19Sep14

Like many Americans, I have strong thoughts about ISIS and Islamic terrorism. Unlike most Americans, I have extensive experience living and working with Muslims. As a United Nations police officer in Kosovo I lived on the civilian economy, worked with local Albanian Muslim police and spent most of my off-duty time socializing with locals instead of Americans or other internationals. As a soldier in Afghanistan I went on many missions with Afghan National Army soldiers, and put my life in their hands many times. I often visited their compound and was at times the only American around Afghan soldiers. I never felt threatened, and I’d feel no fear going on missions with those particular Afghan soldiers again.

I know for a fact that not allMuslims are terrorists, nor do they all support terror. I also know that Islamic terrorism is a huge threat. But as we prepare to go to war (or something like it) with ISIS, I see our nation’s leaders bending over backward to not admit what’s blindingly obvious to just about everyone in the entire world.

“The Islamic State is not Islamic.”

Yes it is.

A certain world leader who shall remain nameless recently claimed ISIS isn’t Islamic. John Kerry recently said, “ISIL claims to be fighting on behalf of Islam but the fact is that its hateful ideology has nothing do with Islam.” I guess that explains why ISIS declared its territory is the new Islamic Caliphate. Since, you know, an Islamic empire founded by devout Muslims with the sole purpose


of spreading Islam has nothing to do with Islam. And I guess thousands of Muslims from all over the world are joining ISIS because it’s not Islamic.

This reminds me of another very stupid argument. In recent years I’ve heard supposedly intelligent people declare that Muslim suicide bombers blow themselves up because they’re poor, or feel powerless, or their honor has been impugned. But they don’t detonate their suicide bombs for Islam.

The suicide bombers themselves offer a counterpoint. They often make martyrdom videos before blowing themselves up. In those videos, they bluntly state they’re doing it for Islam. Watch this American suicide bomber’s video below, then try to tell yourself, “That had nothing to do with Islam.”

Suicide bombers say they’re doing it for Islam. ISIS fighters say they’re murderingcelibacy, so the Catholic priests who sexually abused children weren’t really Catholic. Catholic Croatians who told Serbian Orthodox prisoners “convert or be killed,” then killed them anyway, weren’t really Catholic. The Serbian paramilitaries who committed the Srebrenica Massacre weren’t “real” Orthodox Christians, because real Orthodox Christians would never murder anyone.

Let’s face it: breaking a religious rule doesn’t mean you aren’t part of that religion. The Westboro Baptist Church fanatics are flaming douches, but they are in fact Christians. ISIS members are evil, murderous pieces of warthog crap who somehow assumed human form, but they are in fact Muslim.

If we acknowledge their religious beliefs, that doesn’t mean we have to believe all Muslims are like ISIS. The Srebrenica murderers and child-molesting priests were Christian, but I don’t think my


prisoners cooperate, if they knew they were going to die anyway? Because, in Steiner’s fictional account, if they cooperated they would die a relatively quick and painless death in the gas chamber. If they didn’t cooperate, they’d be brutally murdered after hours of torture.

Foley may have faced a similar dilemma: cooperate and die a painful but relatively quick death by decapitation, or resist and endure a long, gruesome and horribly painful death. Death was the foregone and inescapable conclusion; I can understand if he chose the less horrible death, and don’t blame him for it.

And there’s another possibility. Foley may have been told, “If you resist, we won’t just kill you. We’ll kill the other prisoners too.” It’s a tactic used by many criminals: “If you fight backservice. He is a combat veteran of Iraq and Afghanistan and also served 18 months as a United Nations police officer in Kosovo. He writes for BreachBangClear.com, Iron Mike magazine and has published two military fiction novels, Proof of Our Resolve and Line in the Valley, through Tactical16 Publishing. He can be reached at chris_hernandez_author@yahoo.com.

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This is an interesting blog post by Chris Hernandez on the importance of calling things what they are instead of trying to put a spin on everything that scares us.

Hi Chris, excellent and thoughtful as always. One little quibble though. I will not speak for Islam, however I can clarify something with Christianity. Bear with me, an analogy is forthcoming. Take a group of men who have learned Marine


ISIS and others of their ilk as much like Westboro in that these barbaric, depraved bits of humanity are using religious trappings as a tool to further their political ends. That they have convinced and manipulated fervent believers brings home the point that there is no limit to self delusion.

This behavior—whether in Christian Crusaders or Muslim Extremists—shows that we humans will take even those things we claim to believe are sacred and use them for material gain, political control, or misguided thirst for retribution.

I see some flaws in your comparison. Marines enter a contract, and must attain and maintain specific standards. Adherents to most religions are under no such restraints. There is no requirement other than that religion’s “profession of faith”. I grew up Catholic, and knew peoplethe Muslim world about the 9/11 hijackers not being Muslim.

I also don’t see anyone falsely using their religion to achieve political ends. In my opinion, religion is all about money, power and control over people. But it’s not because the people at the top are cynically manipulating clueless followers. If that was the case, it could only be true for one generation; eventually the cynical manipulators at the top would die off, to be replaced by true believers. It’s not realistic to believe that every believer who rises to a leadership position of a religion suddenly discovers the entire thing is a farce, but chooses to pretend it’s real in order to keep others under control. The fact is, the leaders of ISIS truly believe in what they’re


he had three names? Was ex-military? Was racially bigoted? Or was it that he was full of hatred of the “other” and used whatever bits and pieces of his personal belief system necessary to cobble together a rationale for murder?

The same is true of ISIS or the Huttaree (a “Christian” doomsday group inclined to stockpile weapons). It is absolutely true that both ISIS and the Huttaree use religious dogma to shore up their reasons for killing. But it’s also true that their methods are decried in the very scriptures they claim to believe in.

I agree with you, the way to navigate this situation is by staying away from the poles. So, again, I ask that when we hear blanket condemnation of Islam or Muslims or Christians or Jewstoday. No, that doesn’t mean all Muslims believe that, but a hell of a lot of Muslims willing to act on their beliefs do.

And to a large degree, what the damn book says doesn’t matter too much. Believers of many faiths pick, choose and interpret as they wish. I know many Christians who fervently support abortion under the guise of “a woman’s right to choose”.

And if members of the KKK go to prison for bombing churches or lynching blacks, they will ask for Bibles. Does this mean they are Christians by any meaningful measure?

Anyone can be given a book and even read it; not everyone practices what’s in it, no matter what faith they profess.

The point of distinguishing Islamists and their ideology from Islam and the majority of


close. Because they are not following the core teachings of their faith. You can call them Islamic if you like. Mr. Obama can say they’re not Islamic. Neither of you is lying. You each have a different understanding of what it means to be something.

If our language is so poor that we can’t distinguish between people who follow the tenets of a faith and people who don’t, we may need to be more inventive. So, let’s call them Muslim extremists or jihadists (although that’s corrupting another concept of Islamic thought) or Islamists. But let’s not call each other liars because we disagree about what constitutes following a faith.

There have been Muslims abused because of 9/11. There have also been Sikhs killed because someone thought they were Muslim. Muslimsand Muslim communities are nervous about what might happen as they approach Eid, a holy observance. I pray to God that you’re right. That we’re growing up and that not one Muslim will be persecuted because of his or her faith here or elsewhere in the West.

I think it’s ridiculous for us here in the west to proclaim “Those guys aren’t Muslims” when those guys are screaming at the top of their lungs, “We’re Muslim!” and backing all of their actions with references from the Qur’an or Hadith. I honestly see that as American condescension; “we’re so high and mighty, we know their religion better than they do.” “They’re too stupid to understand what they’re doing.” “I didn’t grow up Muslim, and they did, but they don’t know


// This file is part of Eigen, a lightweight C++ template library
// for linear algebra.
//
// Copyright (C) 2012 Désiré Nuentsa-Wakam <desire.nuentsa_wakam@inria.fr>
//
// This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla
// Public License v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed
// with this file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.

#ifndef EIGEN_PASTIXSUPPORT_H
#define EIGEN_PASTIXSUPPORT_H

namespace Eigen {

#if defined(DCOMPLEX)
  #define PASTIX_COMPLEX  COMPLEX
  #define PASTIX_DCOMPLEX DCOMPLEX
#else
  #define PASTIX_COMPLEX  std::complex<float>
  #define PASTIX_DCOMPLEX std::complex<double>
#endif

/** \ingroup PaStiXSupport_Module
  * \brief Interface to the PaStix solver
  *
  * This class is used to solve the linear systems A.X = B via the PaStix library.
  * The matrix can be either real or complex, symmetric or not.
  *
  *0, 0, 0, 1, m_iparm.data(), m_dparm.data());

  m_iparm[IPARM_MATRIX_VERIFICATION] = API_NO;
  m_iparm[IPARM_VERBOSE]             = API_VERBOSE_NOT;
  m_iparm[IPARM_ORDERING]            = API_ORDER_SCOTCH;
  m_iparm[IPARM_INCOMPLETE]          = API_NO;
  m_iparm[IPARM_OOC_LIMIT]           = 2000;
  m_iparm[IPARM_RHS_MAKING]          = API_RHS_B;
  m_iparm(IPARM_MATRIX_VERIFICATION) = API_NO;

  m_iparm(IPARM_START_TASK) = API_TASK_INIT;
  m_iparm(IPARM_END_TASK) = API_TASK_INIT;
  internal::eigen_pastix(&m_pastixdata, MPI_COMM_WORLD, 0, 0, 0, (Scalar*)0,


    grabMatrix(matrix, temp);
      Base::compute(temp);
    }
    /** Compute the LU symbolic factorization of \p matrix using its sparsity pattern.
      * Several ordering methods can be used at this step. See the PaStiX user's manual.
      * The result of this operation can be used with successive matrices having the same pattern as \p matrix
      * \sa factorize()
      */
    void analyzePattern(const MatrixType& matrix)
    {
      m_structureIsUptodate = false;
      ColSpMatrix temp;
      grabMatrix(matrix, temp);
    m_iparm(IPARM_SYM) = API_SYM_NO;
      m_iparm(IPARM_FACTORIZATION) = API_FACT_LU;
    }

    void grabMatrix(const MatrixType& matrix, ColSpMatrix& out)
    {
      if(IsStrSym)
        out = matrix;
      else
      {
        if(!m_structureIsUptodate)
        {
          // update the transposed structure
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    /** Compute the LDL^T symbolic factorization of \p matrix using its sparsity pattern
      * The result of this operation can be used with successive matrices having the same pattern as \p matrix
      * \sa factorize()
      */
    void analyzePattern(const MatrixType& matrix)
    {
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      grabMatrix(matrix, temp);
      Base::analyzePattern(temp);
    }
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      *
      */
    void factorize(const MatrixType& matrix)
  Hello world of cycle 2
08:08:32.341 [vert.x-eventloop-thread-0] INFO lab.async.base.verticle.TestVerticle2 - invoked method 6
08:08:33.343 [vert.x-eventloop-thread-0] INFO lab.async.base.verticle.TestVerticle2 - invoked method 7
08:08:33.396 [vert.x-worker-thread-0] INFO lab.async.base.support.AsyncClass - Invoking method inside AsyncClass class
08:08:33.397 [vert.x-eventloop-thread-0] INFO lab.async.base.verticle.TestVerticle2 - The result is: Hello world of cycle 3

Now I am seeing the asynchronous execution without missing a single event. I can't find a possible explanation.
Even in wrapper Method if I give a delay of n seconds it will miss events as expected.
Someone please help me to understand this behaviour.
update1:
for second scenario the structure of AsyncClass is given below
public class AsyncClass {

    private static final Logger LOGGER = LoggerFactory.getLogger(AsyncClass.class);

    private String input;
    private String cycle;

    public AsyncClass(String input, String cycle) {


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            including airborne flight hardware. This system has potential commercial application both military and commercial aircraft and can be applied to high-end servers for more effective chip cooling. Beyond passive cooling, this technology can be modified to become a microclimate refrigeration system with application to Firefighters, police, and HAZMAT teams, as well as military personnel.


Adria Arjona Adria Arjona of True Detective fame having intense sex with a guy while he lifts her up in the air on a couch while he thrusts into her before he leans her back over the arm of the couch until finally they finish and talk for a bit until he sits up giving us a better look at her breasts with her right nipple covered in a patch and her left nipple exposed. Lynda Carter, the original Wonder Woman, adjusting her cleavage-baring top as she walks toward a closet, where Adria Arjona curled up naked on a mattress in the corner of a room showing a bit of the top of her left nipple as some guys talk and argue before one of them walks overget a drink. Narcos Adria Arjona Adria Arjona seen in the background out of focus as she stands up topless showing the sides of her breasts and in black thong panties that show her ass all as she talks with a guy while going up some steps into a kitchen to get a drink. Charlize Theron and Sofia Boutella laying back in bed together and Charlize squeezes Sofia's breast through her Adria Arjona standing in a bathroom with the water running as she removes her shirt to reveal a black bra and then looks at her face in the mirror before turning to close the door giving us a better look at her cleavage.


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There is a loop between 3 and 12 (jumped in starting a 10) and another loop, due to the exception occurring from the division by zero at 8 to 22.
Unlike the javac compiler result, where one could make as guess that there was an outer loop between 0 and 22 and an inner loop between 0 and 12, the nesting is less obvious here.
EDIT 2:
To illustrate the kind of problems you may get with a less awkward example. Here is a relatively simple loop:
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 the incredible shrinking stock market' (Barr, 2006: 1), when a record number of shares withdrew from public markets. However, ownership did not bounce back in line with positive predictions that the decline would bode well for 2007, indicating a role for the financial crisis in maintaining this contraction. Further summary statistics are outlined in Appendix B.

Figure 2: Institutional ownership, mean values by year for sin and non-sin stocks

Figure 3: Analyst coverage, mean values by year for sin and non-sin stocks

The headline results, shown in Table 2, were estimated using a random effects model. Random effects tend to be the most efficient estimation when the data in question covers many observations at the individual level and fewer across time. The outcome of the Mundlak version of the Hausman test


explanatory variables. If this is the case, then a random effects model is the preferred form of estimation. The Hausman test can determine which form of estimation is most efficient; however, there can be computational issues with this test, such as the omission of time-invariant variables from the comparison and the underlying assumption that variance is greater in fixed than random effects, which may not be the case. Further, random effects tend to be the most efficient estimation when the data in question covers many observations at the individual level and fewer across time. The Mundlak version of the Hausman test and Hausman-Taylor model can be used to determine the efficiency of random effects through testing if regressors are exogenous thus uncorrelated with unobserved heterogeneity.

Pooled OLS specification tests

Ramseywhose organized Parts were repair'd,... by a constant Addition or Separation of insensible Parts, with one Common Life, we should have something very much like the Body of an Animal. (E II.xxvii.5: 331)

For atoms, plants and animals, continuity through time is insisted upon. This is in contrast with Locke's treatment of the diachronic identity of minds, in which continuity is not mentioned and, from Locke's examples, seems not to be required. Thus, if we ask Locke to tell us how things stand with a mind when it is not thinking, for example when its owner is dreamlessly sleeping, it would be harmonious with the overall tone of his philosophy of mind for him to say: "While the man is sleeping and not dreaming, there isn't any such object


_Duties, or Sins_ , they are like to procure them happiness, or misery, from the hands of the ALMIGHTY" (ibid.).

Locke never defends his view that we each have what I have called "the alethic obligation" with respect to various propositions. That is to say, he never defends his view that for each of us there are certain propositions such that God will reward us if we try our best to bring it about that we believe them if and only if they are true, and will punish us if we do not. It is, though, to this view that he is alluding when, in the passage quoted from E IV.xvii.24, he says that the person who seeks sincerely to discover truth, though he may miss it, "will notHall).

Yolton, John W. 1956. _John Locke and the Way of Ideas_ (Oxford: Oxford University Press).

Yolton, John W., ed. 1969. _John Locke: Problems and Perspectives_ (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press).

Yolton, John W. 1983. _Thinking Matter: Materialism in Eighteenth-Century Britain_ (Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press).

Yolton, John W. 1991. _Locke and French Materialism_ (Oxford: Oxford University Press).
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This bibliography is divided into two parts. The first lists Locke's own works, both as published during his lifetime and in later collections and editions. The second contains works relating to Locke and his thought, some by his contemporaries and near successors but most of more recent vintage. Both lists are highly selective. Fuller bibliographies, some covering primary as well as secondary sources, are provided by Christophersen 1930, Hall and Woolhouse 1983, Attig 1985, and Yolton


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E III.ix.22:buying phthalate-free grooming products, the issue is not the cost, but the specialized, feminized knowledge of what the word “phthalate” means. The more the leisured, flamboyant Fab Five come to embody the enigmatic and the feminine, the better straight men can embrace their poverty in the name of masculinity. A comfortable life is not beyond their tax bracket; it’s just incompatible with their manhood.

It’s clear that working-class straight people benefit from the image of the Rich Gay. That is not the issue. The issue arises when the association between wealth and homosexuality comes to structure every aspect of the straight imagination, regardless of economic status, from the division of labor in couples to attitudes toward sexual orientation. To get the full picture, we have to step away from


the rural and suburban imagination, making queerness a geographical impossibility for anyone in the heartland or the South. Gay men’s spectral wealth keeps them at a comfortable arm’s length from the symbolically pure center of America, trapping them, impotent, in a bottle of Jean-Paul Gautier’s fragrance, Le Mâle.

By showing how the Rich Gay trope relegates diverse sexualities to the fringes of society, I do not mean to imply that straight people can then ignore queer men. They do not. In fact, they can never ignore the Rich Gay so long as his existence helps structure the heterosexual family unit itself. In the “Live Laugh Love” era, when the question of what’s truly important is reduced to K-Mart wall stencils, it may be easier to define a worthwhile lifemake it worth the risk.

3. Timing

The market has to be ready for this type of product or service. And the technology has to be there. Timing is a primary driver of a business’ success.

You’ll want to ask questions like, why hasn’t this been done before? And why is now the right time? What’s the perfect storm of market and technological readiness that makes now the right time?

Here’s an example: Netflix could never have succeed with its video streaming business ten years ago. The IT infrastructure and bandwidth just weren’t there. But now they are and that’s why almost no one gets their DVDs mailed anymore and their streaming videos are a staple in every home.

The market was not ready for messengers like Snap, Instagram, and WhatsApp 10-15 years


founders should be able to drum up this early business themselves without much capital. Otherwise they probably don’t have the scrappy qualities I’d look for in a founding team.

For consumer, I like to see thousands of paying customers or tens of thousands of users if the product is free. And I like to see retention and engagement metrics. If they don’t have any metrics on things like cost to acquire a customer (CAC), retention rates, engagement rates, and revenue per customer (if relevant), then they are too early and not in the Goldilocks Zone.

And again, in today’s low cost start up environment, scrappy and resourceful founders should be able to generate thousands of customers themselves without much capital. Otherwise they probably don’t have the qualities I’d look foryear, customers complained about a lack of enticing deals and limited availability on hot products to such a degree that the hashtag #PrimeDayFail started trending. As a result, Amazon promised to not disappoint their beloved Prime customers this time.

That promise paid off: Amazon announced that this was their biggest day ever; Prime Day sales increased 300% since last year. Amazon, however, left out specific information about which products, brands and categories won the day. Using 1010data’s Market Insights, we’re going to fill you in on everything that was not released by Amazon. We looked at the top 1000 items based on units sold and here’s what we uncovered.

Incredibly inspiring, engaging and highly detailed blog and podcast about colonizing mars and exactly how it’ll happen. Then it goes on


not broken. Here’s a screencap of an assortment of league records in the Premier League:

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The biggest win is still Man Utd’s 9-0 demolition of Ipswich in 1995, and Arsenal’s 49-match unbeaten streak between 2003-04 also stands the test of time. Shrewsbury Town reached a new nadir for incompetence, going 37 consecutive games in the 2986-87 season without eking out a single win, while Cardo Kiaku of Preston breaks all current single-season scoring record with his 36 goals in 2606-07. Keep an eye on that Cardo Kiaku.

The European competitions offer more intrigue. (Screenshot of Champions League records above, Europa League here.) Real Madrid keep their spot as best club in Europe, at some point getting La Centécima before settling for 108 cups. Cristiano Ronaldo’s 17 goals in a UCLcharge of pipeline construction razed the terrain with bulldozers. Viral footage first aired on Democracy Now! shows protesters facing dogs and pepper spray at the site.

Jan Hasselman, a lawyer for the tribe, has said that she believes that Mertz’s findings were used as a “roadmap” for what to target. Daniel Estrin, general council and legal director of the Waterkeeper Alliance, wrote that “in the 23 years that I have practiced and taught environmental law, I have never seen such an outrageous, unconscionable, and bad faith abuse of the legal process.”

The company has responded to the charges by saying that it “is not destroying and has not destroyed any evidence or important historical sites.”

Filed on Sunday, Mentz’s follow-up declaration cataloging the results is as heartbreaking as a document written


coli (which allow E. coli to bind avidly to uroepithelium); and (2) isolate and identify the gene(s) conferring adherence to uroepithelium from Proteus mirabilis, a common cause of hospital acquired UTI. Extensive DNA hybridization experiments will be carried out to compare the gene for P pilin of a well studied uropathogenic E. coli to other UTI isolates. It is hoped that these experiments may identify common genetic sequences that might be explored as targets for the development of vaccines or for specific chemical inhibitors to prevent the expression or function of bacterial adhesins.flight/hotel-comparison website has its goal to make the yield
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Arbitrage is never shady.

Sure, the seller might feel upset that they lost out on a slice of the profit,
but that doesn't imply that the reseller is in the wrong.

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If I really, really want to ensure that people who might not be able to afford
market price can reasonably come to see my show while still making a
reasonable profit, there's no mechanism under capitalism to be able to do
that, because of arbitrage. I think that's sad.

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> If I really, really want to ensure that people who might not be able to
> afford market price can reasonably come to see my show while still making a
> reasonable profit, there's no mechanism


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    ~ col_vals_gt(., vars(c), vars(a)),
    ~ col_vals_not_null(., vars(b))
    ) \%>\%
  interrogate()

# Determine if this validation
# had no failing test units (there
# are 3 test units, one for each row)
all_passed(agent)

# Calling `agent` in the console
# prints the agent's report; but we
# can get a `gt_tbl` object directly
# with `get_agent_report(agent)`

# What's going on? Think of there being
# three parallel validations, each
# producing a column of `TRUE` or `FALSE`
# values (`pass` or `fail`) and line them
# up side-by-side, any rows with any
# `FALSE` values results in a conjoint
# `fail` test unit

# B: Using the validation function
#   these tests statically, and only find out about their existence when they are returning resutls during a test run. When discovered, they will show up in the test navigator with a "RT" icon. "RT" being short for "runtime discovered tests".
Finally. If there's anything wrong / unusual about your project that prevents indexing from completing or from properly parsing your test classes, then your tests wouldn't be statically discovered. You may still successfully build and run them, in which case Xcode would end up treating them as runtime discovered tests, and give them the "RT" icon.
Found that here:XCode 5 Testing symbol "rT" means what?
You can also check Apple's information on this:https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/recipes/xcode_help-test_navigator/Recipe.html


# win_settings.py - settings window
# Copyright (C) 2019  Ivan Fonseca
#
# This file is part of xinput-gui.
#
# xinput-gui is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
# the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the # License,
# or (at your option) any later version.
#
# xinput-gui is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
# GNU General Public License for more details.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
# along with xinput-gui.  If not, see <https://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.

'''Settings window.'''

import gi
gi.require_version('Gtk', '3.0')
from gi.repository import Gtk
from pkg_resources import resource_filename

from ..settings import Settings

classself.chk_hide_device_ids.set_active(self.settings.hide_device_ids)
        self.chk_hide_prop_ids.set_active(self.settings.hide_prop_ids)

        self.btn_settings_save.set_sensitive(False)
        self.win_settings.show_all()

    def hide(self) -> None:
        '''Hide the settings window.'''

        self.win_settings.hide()

    def save_settings(self) -> None:
        '''Save settings.'''

        # Get settings
        self.settings.vertical_layout = self.chk_vertical_layout.get_active()
        self.settings.inline_prop_edit = self.chk_inline_prop_edit.get_active()
        self.settings.hide_device_ids = self.chk_hide_device_ids.get_active()
        self.settings.hide_prop_ids = self.chk_hide_prop_ids.get_active()

        # Save


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Patrick Kaleta scored Buffalo's first goal 13:17 in. It was his third.

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The Ducks were 2-for-3 with the man advantage.

Anaheim C Samuel Pahlsson missed the game with flulike symptoms.

The Sabres just recalled D Mike Weber from AHL Portland. Among the four missing defensive regulars for Buffalo is Jaroslav Spacek, who hurt his hip Saturday in a 2-0 victory at Phoenix.

Rivet's goal ended a 65-game drought dating back to Jan. 12, 2008, when he scored for the San Jose Sharks against Toronto's Vesa Toskala. Rivet has 46 goals in 777 NHL regular-season games.

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Rand Paul is an Idiot

Just because a couple people on the Supreme Court declare something to be ‘constitutional’ does not make it so. The whole thing remains unconstitutional. While the court may have erroneously come to the conclusion that the law is allowable, it certainly does nothing to make this mandate or government takeover of our health care right.

Actually, that's exactly what it means. For all intents and purposes, when the Supreme Court declares something constitutional, it will remain as such until the Supreme Court declares otherwise or the constitution is amended.

I seem to recall learning that during social studies class sometime between 4th and 5th grade. And I'm from Kentucky.

Faux libertarians fetishize the Constitution in much the same religious fundamentalists do the Bible: They say it’s sacred8. Inside the struggling Maker Studios. According to interviews Digiday conducted with executives from the multi-channel network, its owner Disney isn't interested in investing in the network to create original content.

10. Cadillac's Oscars ad wants to unite the nation. According to AdAge, the car brand said its ad, which features street protests before showing people helping one another, is not a political statement but a celebration of American values.


without looking. there's nothing science fiction-y about a bow and arrow. a marksman's skill doesn't need explanation unless the projectiles are defying the laws of gravity; like in Wanted.

super-soldier serum is an explanation. they spent a good chunk of the movie introducing it. why? because they couldn't just have Steve walk into a room and out with powers. they even set it up in the incredible hulk movie.

and Thor didn't just pop out of nowhere. they introduced his realm. they explained that he's a "god." that's why he can do what he does.

Okay, you obviously care about power origins far more than I do. Are you suggesting that movies should spend precious screentime explaining how every characters' powers came about? The Incredibles must have killed you.

What has PeterParker got to do with the Extremis or anything else in the Marvel Cinematic Universe? There is no connection at all. His origin is explained in his own movies, produced by Sony. And if you missed the last one, the radioactive spider bite wasn't even the cause of his powers. They changed it to some muddled BS about his father's experiments at Oscorp.

__________________"It’s something that’s easy to take for granted, growing up in the United States as a white male, that my cinematic heroes look like me...It’s something that over the course of these ten years, having a certain amount of power over what type of movies are made and what type of actors we hire, I want everybody to have that feeling. We don’t take it for


granted that people want to see themselves reflected in our heroes and our characters." ~ Kevin Feige

Okay, you obviously care about power origins far more than I do. Are you suggesting that movies should spend precious screentime explaining how every characters' powers came about? The Incredibles must have killed you.

this isn't as hard as you're making it. the Incredibles started mid-action. right out the gate, they established the Incredibles universe as one in which having superpowers is not that strange. the world was littered with supeheroes; none of whom were given much of a spotlight or origin.

the Avengers takes place in a universe similar to our own. people having super powers is weird to your average marvel civilian. they've only now learned that they aren't alone in thebegins.

As long as there's life, there's happiness. There's much, much still to come."

Personally, I'm wondering how Whedon is going to juggle 8 main Avengers with a main villain and other supporting characters.

One way could be to cut back the level of interaction with SHIELD. They're already going to be prominent in Cap 2, and they'll have a network TV Show. This sequel can just focus on the Avengers for the most part.

The Lord of the Rings does it with more characters than that.

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Quote:

"I knew there was something wrong. It just took a while to dawn on me, or maybe I was just afraid to think it, but... you survived the destruction because you caused it. Raina wasn't the only one changed in there, and I'm pretty sure the


and 2.306 (4) Å). These two fluorine atoms of the anion are displaced slightly toward the hydrogen atoms resulting in a 176.5 (2)° F---Sb---F bond angle. Similar length H-bonds are seen in other dimethylpyrazolesilver(I) and pyrazolesilver(I) complexes. In a similar structure published by Gallego *et al.* (2004), the 3,5-dimethylpyrazole contains an additional nitro group at the pyrazole 4- position. The anion in this structure is CF~3~SO~3~^-1^. In this structure, the anion H-bonds to both pyrazole ligands, however, in this case, it is the silver cation that is structurally strained into an angle of 163.7°. Structures published by Mohamed & Fackler (2002) and Gallego *et al.* (2005) contained pyrazole ligands that did not have the H-atom in a *syn* planar position; however, in these structures each H-atom bonded to a differentanion.

A *Mogul* geometry check (Bruno *et al.*, 2004) of the title compound indicates that there are three unusual bond lengths: Ag1---N2 (2.100 Å), Ag1---N9 (2.102 Å), and N10---N9 (1.370 Å). The mean values are 2.139 (18) Å and 1.361 (4) Å, respectively. The bond lengths of these corresponding atoms in a structure published by Garcia-Pacios *et al.* (2009) (a structure that has an identical cation) are 2.087 Å, 2.098 Å, and 1.345Å (all flagged as unusual).

The silver cation is covalently coordinated to two pyrazole ligands. One antimonate anion H-bonds to both of these pyrazole ligands. This antimonate ion together with two additional antimonate ions form three relatively short Ag···F contacts. There is a 2.869 (6) Å separation between Ag1 and F21 of the anion at -*x*,-*y*,-*z*. There is a 2.920 (7) Å


separation between Ag1 and F19 of the anion at 1 - *x*,-*y*,-*z*, and there is a 3.094 (7) Å separation between Ag1 and F21 of the anion at *x*,*y*,*z*. A long 3.219 (7) Å A g1···F19 separation effectively places the silver ion in an octahedral coordination environment. The view containing these contacts is shown in the enhanced Jmol figure, Figure 2. Conversely, one antimonate anion is surrounded by three silver cations with which it makes close contacts, shown in Figure 3.

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All experimental procedures were conducted in an inert atmosphere. The title compound was prepared by dissolving 0.101 g (0.293 mmol) AgSbF~6~ in 10 ml anhydrous THF. A second solution was prepared separately by dissolving 0.109 g (1.14 mmol) HPz^Me2^ in 50 ml anhydrous THF. The two solutions were combined             *U*~iso~\*/*U*~eq~
  Ag1    0.24944 (8)   −0.03039 (4)   −0.018995 (19)   0.02105 (12)
  N2     0.2337 (9)    0.0994 (4)     −0.0910 (2)      0.0186 (9)
  N3     0.2235 (8)    0.2210 (5)     −0.0802 (2)      0.0193 (9)
  H3     0.2263


     0.2529         −0.0434          0.023\*
  C4     0.2085 (10)   0.2865 (6)     −0.1338 (3)      0.0222 (12)
  C5     0.2061 (10)   0.2033 (6)     −0.1820 (3)      0.0246 (12)
  H5     0.1948        0.2203    we electrophoresed 60 kDa Ro MAPs, transferred them to PVDF membrane, and assayed calcium binding using the Quin-2 system. Several Ro 60 MAPs were found to bind calcium using this assay, as well as bovine serum albumin, another calcium-binding protein. However, a MAP constructed from the Sm autoantigen did not bind to calcium. These data, along with our observation regarding the involvement of calcium in protein-protein interaction occurring between Ro 60 antigen and Ro 60 MAPs, makes us propose that Ro 60 antigen is a calcium-binding protein.


likely in early 2018.

Conserving Birds & Bats

In partnership with Deepwater Wind, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the University of Rhode Island and the University of Massachusetts Amherst, BOEM is funding a study that will aid conservation efforts for key bird and bat species. Since 2013, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife’s Division of Migratory Birds, in collaboration with URI and UMass Amherst, has deployed advanced VHF telemetry to track the movement of high-priority bird and bat species, including common terns, American oystercatchers, and certain species protected under the Endangered Species Act (ESA), such as roseate terns and piping plovers.

Deepwater Wind recently installed a new tracking station on the easternmost platform at the Block Island Wind Farm (the nation’s first offshore wind farm), which will provide data on anymap seafloor bathymetry, measure water chemistry, and collect images of benthic habitats and organisms. Scientists will use this data to create high-resolution maps of the seafloor and document deep-sea communities. BOEM will then use this information to inform environmental reviews under NEPA and offshore energy decision-making, such as lease locations and specific permitting actions.

What’s Next?

In addition to the above, BOEM is conducting environmental mapping and studies on marine mammals and other aspects of the offshore environment. By taking a science-based approach, BOEM and others hope to foster offshore wind energy development in an environmentally responsible manner. At the same time, challenges persist: some aspects of the ocean are not well understood, while the fishing industry and other groups perceive certain offshore wind projects as a threat to their


between analyses (Kendall's tau = 0.842, *P* \< 0.0001). Wilcoxon Sum Rank tests were implemented to investigate the independence of the distributions of *D* ~est~ values within and among migratory orientations; the Uebersyren NW migrant identified via claw *δ* ^2^H was excluded from these analyzes.

Isolation-by-distance among Blackcap populations was explored with Mantel tests using Isolation by Distance Web Service v3.23 \[[@B47]\] to investigate the relationship between geographic distance and genetic distance: Euclidean geographic distance among all 12 populations was calculated with the R package "fossil" \[[@B48]\], pairwise genetic distance between populations was calculated as *D* ~est~ /(1- D~est~) following Slatkin \[49\], and 10,000 randomizations were implemented. Additional Mantel tests were run for only those populations west of the SW/SE migratory divide and those populations east of the divideINTRODUCTION {#S0001}
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Primary cancer of the male urethra cancer occurs rarely. It entails less than 1% of all cancers of the urogenital system in men \[[@CIT0001]\]. Most often the neoplasm occurs in men between 50 and 70 years of age. It most frequently occurs in the spongy and prostatic urethras. More rarely it develops in the distal part of the urethra. In about 80% of the patients, it is a squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) and in 15% it is a transitional cell carcinoma (TCC). The adenocarcinoma and the mucous cell carcinoma occur in approximately 5% of patients \[[@CIT0002]\]. The first symptom usually includes hematuria, which occurs at the beginning of voiding, or a blood leak from the urethra regardless of micturition, as well as a narrowed stream of urine.

The


have to consent to any search of yourself, your car or your house. If you DO consent to a search, it can affect your rights later in court. If the police say they have a search warrant, ASK TO SEE IT.

4. Do not interfere with, or obstruct the police — you can be arrested for it.

IF YOU ARE STOPPED FOR QUESTIONING

1. It’s not a crime to refuse to answer questions, but refusing to answer can make the police suspicious about you. If you are asked to identify yourself, see paragraph 2 above.

2. Police may “pat-down” your clothing if they suspect a concealed weapon. Don’t physically resist, but make it clear that you don’t consent to any further search.

3. Ask if you are under arrest. If you are, youInterview for Observer

Document type:

speeches

Document kind:

Interview

Venue:

Unknown

Source:

Observer, 5 and 12 October 1975

Journalist:

Kenneth Harris, Observer

Editorial comments:

Available on CD-ROM only. Kenneth Harris interviewed MT twice: 1700-1830 on 7 August and 1645-1745 on 11 August. The interviews were published in two parts. Transcripts of interviews by Kenneth Harris published in The Observer on 5 October 1975 and 12 October 1975 and reproduced with the permission of Guardian and Observer News Services.


The Best Parks to Visit in Ashland, OR

Posted by Leland on June 12th, 2018

Ashland, Oregon is a small city located in the southern part of the state. It’s best known for hosting the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, but it’s also a place where parks and recreational areas exist in multitude. Hiking trails are abundant and some are even connected to local Ashland bed and breakfasts. From its exquisite trails to its quaint duck ponds and fragrant flower gardens, Ashland is a popular stop when traveling through Oregon. Here are some of the best parks to visit in Ashland, OR:

Lithia Park. Spanning over 100 acres total, Ashland’s largest and most centrally located park is near Mount Ashland. It is on the National Register of Historic Places and has been sinceyou use zero-width matching regex in String split? (my solution exploits a known Java regex bug with regards to non-obvious length lookbehind!)

A:

As you no doubt have gathered, the only sensible way to do this kind of thing is to make all the replacements in one pass, generating the replacement strings dynamically based on what was matched.
Java seems to be unique among today's major languages in not providing a convenient way to do that, but it can be done.  You just have to use the lower-level API provided by the Matcher class.  Here's a demonstration, based on Elliott Hughes's definitive Rewriter class:
import java.util.regex.*;

/**
 * A Rewriter does a global substitution in the strings passed to its
 * 'rewrite' method. It uses the pattern supplied to


fix that?
So, now my question: is this good practice or am I doing it wrong? Furthermore, a bigger problem is the numbering of \thex.... They don't seem to be properly aligned. How do I change the dotted line to say something else (perhaps nothing)? Hitting me with good code hygiene is more than welcome as well! Furthermore, how do I properly wrap the description if it becomes longer than a line?

A:

To correct the alignment of the counters, you can move the \hspace outside the \makebox.
To suppress the dots you can redefine \cftquestionsandremarksdotsep to be \cftnodots.
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in improving pumping performance. The systaltic motion of the two pumps works systematically in a well-coordinated manner. In addition, the pumping performance of blood-sucking female mosquitoes is demonstrated to be superior to that of nectar-eating male mosquitoes. Intake flow rate is maximized by reducing the relaxation time of the CP and increasing the pumping frequency.from the online community of pediatric hospital professionals. They screened out anyone with previous gastrointestinal surgery, problems swallowing objects, or an "aversion to searching through fecal matter."

Each subject kept a "stool diary," recording their bowel movements before and after swallowing the LEGO heads. They evaluated the frequency and looseness of their stool based on the research team's Stool Hardness and Transit (SHAT) score. (Who says pediatricians don't have a sense of humor?) After swallowing the toy, they spent the next three days sifting through their own poo to determine when the LEGO head reappeared. The number of days it took to pass and retrieve it was dubbed the Found and Retrieved Time (FART) score.

One poor sod never retrieved the LEGO head at all.

Five of the six subjects had


of living cells and which can often lead to disease if they dysfunction. With added nanoparticles, the signal-to-noise ratio and resolution of an imaging technique known as cryo-electron microscopy were significantly increased. This method might enable analysis of small biological macromolecules and complexes that are currently intractable to analyze by cryo-electron microscopy or x-ray crystallography. Left to right: James Hainfeld, Luping Qian and Minghui Hu (Photo courtesy BNL Media & Communications Office)
In the field of energy conversion, scientists have been searching for efficient ways to convert organic fuels such as ethanol into electricity using catalytic electrodes. But making single layers of densely packed enzymes, the functional part of such catalytic electrodes, has been a challenge, the lab said in a statement. The new research shows that precisely engineeredgold nanoparticles can be used to "glue" enzymes together to form oriented and ordered single layers, and that these monolayers are mechanically stable enough to be transferred onto a solid surface such as an electrode.

The scientists attached gold nanoparticles to an enzyme complex that helps drug-resistant tuberculosis bacteria survive, which has been studied by Brookhaven Lab biologist Huilin Li. They suggest that gold nanoparticles might also be tailored to inactivate this enzyme complex, thereby thwarting drug-resistant tuberculosis (TB) -- a research avenue they may explore in future studies.

In another part of the study, they used proteins found on the surface of adenovirus, a virus that causes the common cold. Previous studies by Broookhaven's Paul Freimuth have characterized how this virus binds to the human cells it infects and


2        )            where r=[r1 r*2 r3 r*4]T, and s=[s1 s2 s3 s4]T. The determinant of Q is given by|Q|=A2−B2,  (3)where A=|h1|2+|h2|2+|h3|2+|h4|2, and B=2(Re(h1h*3)+Re(h2h4)) . The element of B2 represents the loss due to the loss of orthogonality. Since B2≧0, it always contributes negatively to the code performance.Philistines, David became the obvious choice for king and was duly elected by a council of the tribal elders. For his capital, he sent his own army under Joab to subdue Jerusalem which had never been captured and set up his court, consecrating the city for all time. Yahweh had chosen David as his agent and since David’s wars had brought Israel to a high-water point, he proved the power of the God to triumph over Israel’s enemies. Yahweh was so enamored with David that he declared Jerusalem would be his eternal home, and David’s line should rule the people Israel forever and ever, amen. He reigned for 40 years and subdued all the lands from the Orontes north of Damascus to the Gulf of Aquab. It was


acolytes and hundreds of functionaries involved in a ponderous, complex, ongoing, perennial system of sacrifices, processionals, assemblies, and business from then on. Religion becomes a big, I mean, huge production. Morning and evening prayers, morning and evening sacrifices, holy days, sacred areas, endless rites for purification since there are a jillion ways to sin. The result is that somehow or other, the religion of Israel, was superimposed like never before on the life and thought of the people. Solomon’s temple became a visible manifestation of the faith and since it was the most luxurious building in the nation it became the centerpiece of the Hebrew ethos. The first draft of the earliest written form of the Hebrew scriptures, a product which will become our Old Testament, was probablyupon the ability to record and preserve knowledge. We have to make it accessible, and the more universally we make knowledge available, the more rapid will be progress and the more orderly and sophisticated will be our society. Since Solomon’s editors wrote the book, they were wise enough to validate the legitimacy of the House of David. It is Yahweh who promised his line would rule Israel forever. The scribes also had to butter up the king and depicted him as the wisest man in the world. They illustrate his wisdom in several vignettes and also ascribe to him the books, Song of Songs, Proverbs and Ecclesiastes. But let’s get the record straight. Solomon was bad news. He blew the enormous treasury David had acquired, went into debt,


might rebuild their nation. His agents returned the temple paraphernalia so they could reconstruct their cult, and he wanted them to reconstruct their culture. Maybe Cyrus – and the Persians – showed a remarkable tolerance and magnanimity because of their religion, Zoroastrianism. The history of the founder Zoroaster is obscure, told partially in legend or is deduced from extensive writings, references and teachings. Despite the mysterious origins of this faith, the remarkable theological innovation he installed flowed freely and unobtrusively into other religions, including Israel, who lived under Persian rule from 538-330 B.C. The creator of this faith – so the story goes - was divinely conceived through an angel, the juice of a haoma plant ingested by a priest, and then concourse with a woman of noblebut adds enormously to the attractiveness of the faith, particularly the Christian and Muslin faiths. Why do you think suicide bombers are so eager to die? Paul was selling Christianity to the Roman world, critical in his pitch was a new incarnation beyond the grave where there is neither slave nor free, male nor female, Greek nor Jew, but all are equal in this classless, society which Jesus has prepared for his followers. And I’m saying this final judgment and afterlife drifted into Christianity out of those faint echoes and suggestions of Judaism, borrowed from Zoroaster. We now know where the Garden of Eden theory originated and learn how all sorts of torment, pain, weeds, pain in childbirth came from Satan. We recall other divine beings like the


Microbial inoculation of alfalfa haylage: ensiling characteristics and milk production response when fed to early lactation dairy cows.
Third-cutting alfalfa hay harvested at bud stage and wilted to approximately 65% moisture was treated with a live bacterial inoculant at the rate of 300,000 cfu/g fresh alfalfa. Treated alfalfa was packed in polyethylene bags. Samples were taken at time of ensiling and d 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, and 28 postensiling. Mean pH was lower in the treated haylage (5.09 and 5.71 for treatment and control, respectively). Mean temperatures were higher in the treated haylage (30.0 and 28.0 degrees C for treatment and control, respectively). Mold count, water-soluble carbohydrate, alpha amino nitrogen, CP, and ADF were not affected by treatment. Regardless of treatment, pH, mold counts, and water-soluble carbohydrates declinedFormer Stoughton cop stays in jail

Wednesday

STOUGHTON -The state Supreme Judicial Court ordered former police Sgt. David M. Cohen to stay in prison while he appeals his witness intimidation convictions.

A single justice, in a one page order Wednesday, overruled an appeals court order issued Tuesday that would have allowed Cohen to be freed.

Cohen, 41, a 19-year police veteran and lawyer, was sentenced Monday to three years in the state correctional facility at Cedar Junction in Walpole, 150 hours of community service, and anger management for attempted extortion.

The conviction stems from allegations that Cohen misused his authority as a police officer and lawyer to collect a $10,000 debt for a friend April 30, 2002. Cohen was convicted last month and was fired as a police officer last week.

A jury on


services as
about engineering degrees and technical know-how, but why is there an
unbeatable entrepreneurial ecosystem here?
Hewlett-Packard
(created in 1939 and generally thought of as the initiator), Stanford
and Berkeley universities, the US Navy's early experiments with radio,
all played a critical part in creating a post-war tech industry where
teams of engineers moved between companies and helped create names that
still reverberate today, such as Intel and Apple. It also didn't hurt
that the area was all fields and orchards, so land was cheap.

Shenzhen: Electronics capital of the world

Shenzhen is where capitalism and communism bust into each other – and an iPhone pops out. The iPhone might say 'designed in California', but what it should say is 'born in Shenzhen'.
The
home of Foxconn (maker of gadgets for Apple, Microsoft, Sony and scores
of others) and hundreds ofthe device is that the CordZero Handstick works best when held on an angle.
It's
quite easy to push the vacuum back and forth when held at a 70-degree
angle or below, though bringing it up an almost standing position tends
to leave it stuck in place, meaning you'll have to lean the handle back
to push it forward again.
It's a minor gripe that can be avoided
entirely once you've gotten used to using it at the intended angle, but
it did feel unpleasant on those occasions where we brought it up too
high and got stopped dead in our tracks.
In our experience, we
found that 40 minutes was more than enough time to complete our vacuum
duties, allowing us to use the CordZero Handstick at in power mode for
the entire duration of its use.
That's not to say


did not get jammed once.
If
you're looking for an affordable all-rounder of a vacuum that's free of
cords with better than normal battery life, LG's CordZero Handstick is
easy to recommend.

Hands on: 4GEE Capture Camera review

EE surprised us all when it launched its 4G streaming Action Cam
earlier this year, but the likes of GoPro now have another competitor
from the mobile network provider with the arrival of the 'world's first
wearable 4G streaming camera' in the 4GEE Capture Cam.
The Capture
Cam is smaller and lighter than its rugged brother, with it aimed at
casual users rather than those with overly active lifestyles. EE is not
just pitching this as a consumer device though, highlighting potential
benefits for business users as well.
The EE Capture Cam will be
launched before Christmas 2015, but we're still waiting on a firm
release date.set up. It's
worth noting that while the Capture Cam can record full HD, 1080p video,
when it comes to streaming over 4G the resolution is capped at 720p.
That's
not a great surprise, as it takes a lot of bandwidth to stream video in
real time, but it does mean that footage can look a little wonky.
During my brief time with the camera I noticed the live stream wasn't
always smooth, and there's some noticeable delay between camera and
smartphone.
EE
has partnered with Skeegle, allowing you to share your live stream
privately with friends and family. All you need to do is select the
people you want to share it with and hit stream, and they'll receive a
text with a web link where they can view the action.
They don't even need to sign up to Skeegle, just