the USCG website. But I think it's a good idea to have one handy anyway.

1.Q: What life jackets are required to be carried on my recreational boat?

A: In general, Federal law requires that you must have a Coast Guard-approved wearable, life jacket (Type I, II, or III) for each person onboard your vessel. In addition, boats greater than 16 feet in length must carry a Coast Guard-approved throwable device (Type IV). A throwable device is not required on canoes or kayaks regardless of length. For more information on exemptions and the proper use of life jackets, see A Boater’s Guide to the Federal Requirements for Recreational Boats.Q:

Activity loads slow

I have around 50 activities in my application.
But one of the activities is very slow, I mean when I press button to go to that activity, It takes a long time and sometimes ends up in a black screen.
On that activity, I have a button, If I click that button, it takes ages to execute.
The code is very light, only one Button, EditText and a RatingBar.
Has anybody else experienced it?
My Java code
public class RateOrder extends AppCompatActivity {

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RelativeLayout skip;
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States was substantially justified or that special
circumstances make an award unjust." 28 U.S.C.
SS 2412(d)(1)(A); see also Comm'r, INS v. Jean, 496 U.S.
154, 159-160 (1990). The government must meet this
threshold twice. First, it must independently establish that
the agency action giving rise to the litigation was
substantially justified. Second, it must establish that its
litigation positions were substantially justified. See id. See
also Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc. v. EPA , 703
F.2d 700, 708 (3d Cir. 1983). The principal argument
advanced by the government is that its position during
removal proceedings was substantially justified. We hold
that it was, and reverse the district court's grant of
attorneys' fees.

Although the government originally took the position that
the district court lacked jurisdiction to hear this case, that
court assumed jurisdiction under 28 U.S.C. S 2241. We
have jurisdiction to review the government'sinformation in the past.

The Joint Terrorism Task Force (JTTF) is an FBI supervised squad with
detailed representation from numerous law enforcement agencies that
work jointly on terrorism matters in the Newark, New Jersey area.

This document contains information obtained by the Federal Bureau of
Investigation pursuant to its investigatory powers as governed by the
Attorney General Guidelines for FBI Foreign Intelligence Collection and
Foreign Counterintelligence Investigations, dated June 8, 1995. These
guidelines are established by the Attorney General to govern all
investigations of international terrorism conducted by the FBI pursuant
to Executive Order 12333.

The majority of information collected pursuant to these guidelines is
foreign intelligence information and is classified national security
information as defined by Executive Order 12958. Certain information
which would otherwise be unclassified when standing alone, such as the
fact that an organization has been designated by the United


     "For reasons long recognized as valid, the responsibility for
       regulating the relationship between the United States and our alien
       visitors has been committed to the political branches of the
Federal
       Government." Mathews v. Diaz, 426 U.S. 67, 81 (1976). " `[O]ver no
       conceivable subject is the legislative power of Congress more
       complete.' " Fiallo v. Bell, 430 U.S. 787, 792 (1977) (quoting
Oceanic
       Steam Navigation Co. v. Stranahan, 214 U.S. 320, 339 (1909)). Thus,
       "in the exercise of its broad power over immigrationpending
       deportation, committing that determination to the discretion of the
       Attorney General. See Carlson v. Landon, supra, at 538-540. Of
       course, the INS regulation must still meet the (unexacting)
standard
       of rationally advancing some legitimate governmental purpose . . ."

Reno v. Flores, 507 U.S. 292, 305-306 (1993).

                               17
intends to commence criminal proceedings against that
same individual. Such a fettering of the Executive Branch
has no support in either case law or statute.

In determining when the government's position


an
erroneous judgment in a criminal case: proof beyond a
reasonable doubt. The intermediate standard, generally
utilized in fraud or quasi-criminal matters, requires a
higher standard of proof than mere preponderance of the
evidence. This is the standard that the government must
utilize in removal proceedings. See Woodby v. INS, 385 U.S.
276, 286 (1966) ("We hold that no deportation order may be
entered unless it is found by clear, unequivocal, and
convincing evidence that the facts alleged as grounds of
deportation are true"). See also Ribeiro v. INS, 531 F.2d 179
(3d Cir. 1976). In ascending order, quantifying the amount
of evidence required in various proceedings, these burdens
of proof may also be expressed as degrees of belief. As one
commentator has suggested, "the only sound and
defensible hypotheses are that the trier, or triers, of facts
can find what (a) probably hascrews and equipment are being positioned for quick response to outages; and utilities are enhancing their communication with emergency management coordinators across the state. The PUC will continue to monitor the situation and will stay in close contact with the Governor’s Office and the other state agencies involved in Pennsylvania’s coordinated storm response.

Pre-Storm tips:

Write down, print or save toll-free “outage reporting hotlines” to your cell phone – That’s the number you need to call if you lose power.

Save the Internet address for your utility’s outage reporting system, which can provide an interactive picture of ongoing repair efforts.

Check social media, like Facebook and Twitter, for utility updates and important storm-related information.

Note: While many utilities use social media to highlight important information, consumers should not use social media to report


out a way to generate them, usually using some form of repmat. For example, if you want the last 4 items in each column, the (absolute) indices into A are going to be 3,4,5,6, then add the number of rows to that to move to the next column to get 9,10,11,12 and so on. So the problem becomes generating that matrix in terms of your number of rows, number of columns, and the number of elements you want from each column (I'll call it n, in your case n=4).
octave:1>  A = [1:6; 3:8; 5:10]'
A =

    1    3    5
    2    4    6
    3    5including Mr. Lucero’s. From there, the PSR

calculated Mr. Lucero’s total offense level based on the following:

        A two-level decrease because his offense was limited to receipt and not
         distribution of child pornography, § 2G2.2(b)(1);
        A two-level increase because the material uncovered on his computers
         depicted pre-pubescent minors, § 2G2.2(b)(2);
        A five-level increase because he engaged in a “pattern of activity”
         involving the sexual abuse of minors, including molesting his nieces,
         § 2G2.2(b)(5);


where the

language leads to an absurd result contrary to clear legislative intent.” Plotts, 347 F.3d at

876.

       U.S.S.G. § 2G2.2(b)(5) provides for a five-level increase in the base offense level

for child pornography offenses “[i]f the defendant engaged in a pattern of activity

involving the sexual abuse of exploitation of a minor . . . .” Id.

       As the guideline’s commentary explains,

       “[p]attern of activity involving the sexual abuse or exploitation of a minor”
       means any combination of two or more separate instances of the sexual
       abuse or sexual exploitation of a minor by the defendant, whether or not the
 Other circuits

       Our conclusion and reasoning are consistent with the nine other circuits that have

considered whether § 2G2.2(b)(5) can apply based on a pattern of activity that occurred

far in the past. All have held that § 2G2.2(b)(5) does not contain any temporal

limitation.2 See United States v. Woodward, 277 F.3d 87, 90-92 (1st Cir. 2002)

(affirming enhancement based on conduct occurring more than 20 years earlier); United

States v. Reingold, 731 F.3d 204, 223-24 (2d Cir. 2013) (reversing the district court’s

refusal to apply the enhancement based on conduct occurring a few years earlier and

noting that the circuits “have uniformly concluded that no temporal proximity among acts

of sexual abuse or exploitation is required to satisfy the pattern requirement of

§ 2G2.2(b)(5)”); United States v. Olfano, 503 F.3d


related” to the offense of

conviction. See 18 U.S.C. § 3583(d). As we explained above, § 2G2.2(b)(5) contains no

requirement that the pattern of activity supporting the enhancement be related to the

offense of conviction at all. Therefore, the district court was not required based on

Dougan to vary Mr. Lucero’s sentence downward from the recommended Guidelines

range.

         It was, however, permitted to do so. The Government conceded at oral argument

that the remoteness of a pattern of activity in time can be a relevant factor in determining

whether a sentence is “sufficient but not greater than necessary to comply with the

purposes of criminal punishment.” Martinez-Barragan, 545 F.3d at 904 (quotations

omitted); see Kimbrough, 552 U.S. at 101 (acknowledging that courts may depart from

the Guidelines for policy reasons,the “long-term effects Trumpism could have on the Republican Party”? The Senate already has one Ben Sasse. Trumpism barely bats an eyelash.

If Romney is indeed “restless and eager to get off the sidelines” over these very issues, he could challenge Trump for the 2020 Republican nomination. That, however, would be the opposite of an “all-but-guaranteed electoral victory.” If he wants to make his voice heard, he could simply … give speeches and make his voice heard! There’s no need to make them to an empty Senate chamber.


festivals, AFI Docs, gets underway Wednesday, with an opening night show at the Newseum of “Holbrook/Twain: An American Odyssey,” by Scott Teems. Actor Hal Holbrook, who has been portraying Mark Twain on stage for more than six decades, will be on hand to introduce the film. The festival, which as a full slate of 84 films, runs through June 22 at various venues in D.C. and Silver Spring, Md. For tickets and showtimes, visit the festival website.

Roll Call Book Club returns Thursday night, when we’ll sit down with Mother Jones Senior Editor Daniel Schulman to discuss his new book, “Sons of Wichita, How the Koch Brothers Became America’s Most Powerful and Private Dynasty.” In case you don’t check in on the Senate floor every once in a while,NP surface was oxidized by H~2~O~2~ to Ce^4+^; this effectively transformed the CNPs such that they had high numbers of Ce^4+^ sites (low Ce^3+^/Ce^4+^ surface ratios), which correlates with weak SOD-mimetic activity.

A number of reports have described how the interaction of (PO~4~)^3−^ anions with CNPs diminishes the SOD-mimetic activity while increasing the observed CAT-mimetic activity \[[@B21-antioxidants-05-00015],[@B26-antioxidants-05-00015],[@B27-antioxidants-05-00015]\]. It is well-established that Ce^3+^ ions form strong coordination complexes with phosphates \[[@B1-antioxidants-05-00015]\], and it was recently shown that phosphates/phosphorous bind preferentially to CNPs with excess Ce^3+^ sites in comparison to CNPs with excess Ce^4+^ sites \[[@B28-antioxidants-05-00015]\]. It has been demonstrated that the binding of (PO~4~)^3−^ anions to Ce^3+^ sites generates a CePO~4~-like complex that prevents Ce^3+^/Ce^4+^ redox cycling and essentially stabilizes the CNP in the Ce^3+^ state \[[@B26-antioxidants-05-00015],[@B27-antioxidants-05-00015]\]; the ability of


the prevention of ferricytochrome reduction by O~2~^•−^ \[[@B26-antioxidants-05-00015]\]. Xue *et al.* also concluded that pH, over a restricted range from pH 4.7 to pH 7.4, has no obvious role in mediating the antioxidant activity of CNPs \[[@B27-antioxidants-05-00015]\]. However, these authors did observe a slight change in the amount of Ce^3+^ on the surface of the CNPs as the pH was modified. In contrast, Perez *et al.* showed that the antioxidant activity of CNPs depends directly on the pH of the surrounding medium \[[@B30-antioxidants-05-00015]\]. Dextran coated-CNPs showed CAT-mimetic activity (degraded H~2~O~2~) in neutral and alkaline solutions, but were inactivated in acidic (pH 4) solutions; the authors also demonstrated this behavior in cellular environments. A more recent study by Karakoti *et al.* appears to confirm these observations through fundamental XPSstudies that demonstrate linear changes in Ce^3+^/Ce^4+^ redox state with changes in pH \[[@B29-antioxidants-05-00015]\]. Some of the discrepancies regarding the pH effects on CNP catalytic activity among the described studies may be due, in part, to the lack of consistency in the type and preparation of CNPs tested in the studies, as well as the propensity for the CNP Ce^3+^/Ce^4+^ ratio to change over time in aqueous oxygenated environments \[[@B29-antioxidants-05-00015]\]. This provides a good example of why it is prudent to confirm (benchmark) results among different studies using well-characterized reference CNPs with established physicochemical properties if possible.

In addition to antioxidant SOD- and CAT-mimetic activity, CNPs also exhibit other types of enzyme-mimetic effects *in vitro* and *in vivo*. CNPs have shown phosphatase-like \[[@B22-antioxidants-05-00015],[@B31-antioxidants-05-00015],[@B32-antioxidants-05-00015],[@B33-antioxidants-05-00015],[@B34-antioxidants-05-00015]\], oxidase-like \[[@B34-antioxidants-05-00015],[@B35-antioxidants-05-00015],[@B36-antioxidants-05-00015],[@B37-antioxidants-05-00015]\], peroxidase-like \[[@B38-antioxidants-05-00015]\] and ATPase-like


in tumor volume and weight compared to control studies \[[@B112-antioxidants-05-00015]\]. Further work has shown that treatment with CNPs can protect gastrointestinal mucosa from oxidative damage in rats with ethanol-induced gastric ulcers \[[@B88-antioxidants-05-00015]\]. One preliminary study even suggests that the antioxidant properties of CNPs could be used to combat obesity, noting an initial reduction in the body weight of rats over the first 3 weeks of the study and with an overall increase in weight of just 2% in total body weight over the 6 weeks of the study compared to a 13% increase in the weight of control rats over the same time period \[[@B113-antioxidants-05-00015]\]. Other noteworthy applications include the use of CNPs to treat photoreceptor degeneration \[[@B76-antioxidants-05-00015],[@B89-antioxidants-05-00015],[@B90-antioxidants-05-00015],[@B91-antioxidants-05-00015]\] and neurodegenerative diseases, like multiple sclerosis (MS) \[[@B92-antioxidants-05-00015]\] or ADbut not cancer cells from radiation induced damage \[[@B68-antioxidants-05-00015],[@B116-antioxidants-05-00015],[@B117-antioxidants-05-00015]\]. One probable rationale for this behaviour is based on the significant effect that pH has on the antioxidant enzyme-mimetic activity of CNPs (as discussed in [Section 2](#sec2-antioxidants-05-00015){ref-type="sec"}) \[[@B30-antioxidants-05-00015]\]. When CNPs are taken up by lysosomes in cancer cells, they encounter an acidic pH microenvironment (pH 4 to pH 5) \[[@B59-antioxidants-05-00015]\] that inhibits their CAT-mimetic (H~2~O~2~ decomposition) activity, but not their SOD-mimetic (O~2~^•−^ dismutation) activity \[[@B115-antioxidants-05-00015]\]. The H~2~O~2~ levels thus build up in the cancer cells after the ionizing radiation, leading to the increased generation of the highly damaging ^•^OH; the cells then die via the apoptotic pathway. In normal cells on the other hand, CNPs are not taken up by lysosomes \[[@B59-antioxidants-05-00015]\] and usually only encounter the neutral pH


(pH 7.4) environment present in the cytoplasm, which does not significantly alter their ability to decompose both O~2~^•−^ and H~2~O~2~ through their inherent SOD- and CAT-mimetic activities. Based on the demonstration of site-selective activity, these studies point to the potential future use of CNPs in personalized nanomedicine applications such as precision oncology treatments exclusively tailored to the individual.

Regarding the treatment of ocular diseases, CNPs have proven to be extremely effective in trapping ROS in several different animal models (previously discussed) and preventing or slowing down the progression toward blindness. Selective degeneration of retinal neurons and/or pathological neovascularization from ROS activity in the eye is a major cause of blindness \[[@B10-antioxidants-05-00015]\]. In a recent study, CNPs (344 ng) were intravitreally injected into the eye of an adult rat and         Max. astroph. mass scale (Mass of the obs. univ.)
          $m$                  Min. mass scale $M_0$ (mass of a nucleon)
          $c$                            Velocity of the light
          $G$


bulge, whose estimated mass (until billions of solar masses, i. e. $10^{42} g$) is in fact comparable with that of the whole galaxy [@smbh]. This explains the two structures associated to the first two radii in Table I. Summing up, our model allows two [*possible*]{} sequences, given by: $\{R_n, M_n\}$ (two-dimensional close-packed aggregates) and $\{R_n, M_{n+1}\}$ (three-dimensional close-packed, critical aggregates), and this scheme is confirmed at least on scale $R_1$, and on scale $R_2$.

A question which is worth to be deepened is the meaning of the proportionality parameters in the linearized maps. But this question is connected to the more general, and already raised, question of the possible stochastic background underlying the maps, and will be addressed in forthcoming papers.

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order to save the display name, FirebaseUI issues a UserProfilChangeRequest after sign in:
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                    Log.d(TAG, "User profile updated.");
  Over the past few days it has emerged that the Nvidia GeForce GTX 970 might have a few issues addressing the entirety of its 4GB of VRAM. Posters on several enthusiast forums have been testing the card, and noticed that in some games it hits what appears to be a memory cap of 3.5 GB, leaving the last 512 MB empty even when the title may require it.

Furthermore, a synthetic benchmark was being used to test the memory bandwidth of each segment of the GTX 970's memory, and found that bandwidth dropped off significantly when the last 512 MB of the VRAM was being accessed. These issues were not present with the GTX 980, which features a fully-enabled GM204 core.

Some users were attributing micro-stutter while gaming in memory-intensive


games to these VRAM issues. Others didn't notice any performance problems, and had no trouble getting games to use all of the card's 4 GB of memory. Now, Nvidia is offering up an explanation.

The GeForce GTX 970 is equipped with 4GB of dedicated graphics memory. However the 970 has a different configuration of SMs than the 980, and fewer crossbar resources to the memory system. To optimally manage memory traffic in this configuration, we segment graphics memory into a 3.5GB section and a 0.5GB section. The GPU has higher priority access to the 3.5GB section. When a game needs less than 3.5GB of video memory per draw command then it will only access the first partition, and 3rd party applications that measure memory usage will report 3.5GB ofMineral Resource and Mineral Reserve Tables and the accompanying notes are provided in an appendix to this news release. 3 Mineral Resources are inclusive of Mineral Reserves and do not include dilution.

Mineral resources were added at both the Bermejal Underground and Guadalupe areas, however more restrictive mineral resource classification was applied which resulted in movement of some mineral resources to the Inferred category; this is illustrated in Figure 2, which shows that the contained gold in Leagold’s Measured and Indicated mineral resource categories remained similar to the previous year, but the contained gold in the Inferred mineral resource category increased by 1.7 Moz.

Mineral resources are inclusive of mineral reserves and do not include dilution.

Metal price assumption for gold was US$1,400/oz.

Tonnage and grade measurements are in metric units. Contained


authors of the Los Filos Technical Report prepared or supervised the preparation of the technical information upon which this news release is based. Each of the authors have reviewed and approved the technical contents of this news release.

The Los Filos Technical Report has been filed with the securities regulatory authorities in each of the Provinces and Territories of Canada, other than Québec, and can be found under the Company’s profile on SEDAR at www.sedar.com.

About Leagold Mining Corporation

Leagold is building a new mid-tier gold producer with a focus on opportunities in Latin America. Leagold is based in Vancouver, Canada and is listed on the TSX under the trading symbol “LMC” and trades on the OTCQX market as “LMCNF”. The 2017 acquisition of the Los Filos Mine, a low-cost goldQ:

Are two sheaves that are locally isomorphic globally isomorphic ?

Let $X$ be a topological space and let $\mathcal{F}$ and $\mathcal{G}$ be two sheaves over $X$.
Of course, if one has a morphism $f : \mathcal{F} \to \mathcal{G}$ such that for all $x\in X$, $f_x : \mathcal{F}_x \to \mathcal{G}_x$ is an isomorphism, then it is known that $f$ itself is an isomorphism.
My question is the following: if we don't have such a morphism $f$, but if we know that for all $x\in X$, $\mathcal{F}_x$ and $\mathcal{G}_x$ are isomorphic, is it true that $\mathcal{F}$ and $\mathcal{G}$ are isomorphic ?

A:

Definitely not. If $X$ is a ringed space, then a $\mathcal{O}_X$-module $F$ is called locally free of rank $1$, if $X$ is covered by open subsets $U_i$ such that $F|_{U_i}$ is free of


rank $1$ over $\mathcal{O}_{U_i}$. The correspond to line bundles on $X$. Line bundles form a group, called the Picard group of $X$ and denoted by $\text{Pic}(X)$. This group does not have to vanish: If $X$ is a CW complex and we take the sheaf of continuous functions, then $\text{Pic}(X)$ is isomorphic to $H^1(X,\mathbb{Z}/2)$. For $X=S^1$, the moebius strip is the nontrivial element here. The corresponding example in algebraic geometry is $\text{Pic}(\mathbb{P}^n_k)=\mathbb{Z}$, the generator given by the Serre twist $\mathcal{O}(1)$.
Of course, there are more easy counterexamples, but I wanted to indicate that there is a rich theory coming from the observation that two locally isomorphic sheaves are not isomorphic.

A:

A conceptual explanation (since the other answers have given counterexamples) for why this is untrue is as follows: A sheaf consiststhere are locally free sheaves that are not globally free, the answer is
clearly no. Indeed the existence of the term "locally free" is a meta-proof
of this. For a concrete example, consider the circle embedded as the central circle
in a smooth Mobius strip. Its normal bundle is locally isomorphic to the
constant sheaf with fibres $\mathbb{R}$ but it is not a constant sheaf as it has
no global sections which are everywhere nonzero.


is not exactly a mass phenomenon, but it is the embodiment of one: a deep, national reverence for the man they consider their saviour.

The adulation in Kosovo is all the more striking for the contrast to its object's reputation in his home country, where, following the invasion of Iraq, the Blair name is a brand so toxic the Labour party goes out of its way to avoid him. "The good deed of a person should be remembered for a long time," says Sadete Gashi, another devotee convinced she owes her life to the British politician. "The people who lived through the most chaotic and miserable chapter in our history know what Tony Blair did."

The Gashi family were driven out of their village in the Llap region on 24from on top of armoured cars and shouting: 'You want Albania! You go to Albania!' Then they picked out people and started shooting them. I saw a woman cradling her dead husband and son."

In the early hours of 2 May, the column of terrified civilians were herded into an abandoned pig farm that had been reinforced with razor wire into a makeshift detention centre. "One man lit a cigarette lighter near the wire to see where he was going. He was immediately shot and fell," Sadete says. "At 10am the troops came. They took every man and boy over 15, and made them kneel in a field. The woman who had lost her husband and son had another son, 20 years old, and she was terrified. She kept


know what Tony Blair did, I feel proud." Asked what exactly he is proud of, he says: "I don't know a lot, but I know he saved us from the Serbian army and since then we are free."

That hot June day in 1999, British troops were festooned with flowers, kissed and hugged along the road from the Macedonian border to Pristina. But less than 100 yards from the long line of Warrior armoured cars baking in the sun were reminders of why they had come. Scattered among the villages were hundreds of freshly dug graves for victims of atrocities committed by Serbian paramilitaries. More than 10,000 people were killed. Milosevic had ordered many of the bodies to be dug up and taken away by the departing Serbs inus, there are tons of different ways to stretch hip flexors. We’ve put together a broad selection of some of the most popular tight hip flexor stretches below. Some of these stretches may work better for you than others, and there’s also many more hip flexor stretches you can try beyond these. So, experiment with all different kinds of stretches and decide which ones are best for your body.
How to: Get on your hands and knees, in a tabletop position (a). Slowly widen your knees out as far as they can go and bring your feet in line with your knees. Your shins should be parallel with one another (b). Flex your feet and ease yourself forward onto your forearms. (If the stretch is too intense, try putting


toe, or symptoms in both legs like numbness and/or tingling and/or weakness).

Why so different? If you pay in United States dollars (USD), your credit card will convert the USD price to your card’s native currency, but the card companies often charge too much for conversion, well above the going exchange rate — it’s a way for them to make a little extra money. So I just offer my customers prices converted at slightly better than the current rate.

This pose targets your spine, groin, and the backs and insides of your legs. Sit tall with your feet flexed, and your legs straight and spread as wide as possible. Place your palms on the floor in front of you, pressing them into it as you straighten and stretch your spine.Keeping your torso erect, inhale deeply, and then exhale completely, walking your hands forward as you lower your torso as far as you can towards the floor. Stop when you feel a deep stretch in the areas mentioned above. Hold for 8-10 breaths, and then slowly raise your torso back up.
Squats. Using a squat machine will strengthen your quadriceps muscles on the front of your thigh and the hamstring muscles on the back of your thigh, both of which attach to your hip and give it support. The squat machine may be vertical, in which case you’ll start in a standing position and bend your knees until your thighs are parallel to the floor, or it may be on a sliding incline board.
In addition to these exercises, there


*yop1Δ* cells were determined by anti-HA immunoblotting. PGK was used as a loading control. (G) ATLs-deleted COS-7 cells (DKO) were transfected with HA-tagged SEY1s. The ER morphology of indicated cells was visualized using calreticulin, an endogenous luminal ER protein, with indirect immunofluorescence and confocal microscope, and categorized as "normal" or "abnormal". A total of 80--100 cells were counted for each sample. All graphs are representative of three repetitions. Scale bar = 10 μm. (H) ATL2, ATL3, and SEY1s levels were determined by immunoblotting. Actin was used as a loading control

The two TMHs of the RHD domain are thought to occupy more space in the outer leaflet than the inner leaflet of the lipid bilayer, deforming membranes as a wedge insertion. A conserved amphipathic helix C-terminal to the second TMH ofnew distribution channel for publishers direct to mobile consumers.

Great thoughts, Rob. I worked for Konica early 1990s back when they owned and operated around 1,400 parking lot photo kiosks known as Fotomats. The problem with that model became the overheads were too high to sustain a business selling only photo items, so their prices went too high and then they were all shut down and sold off. At that same time, we were working at Konica to build new store-within-stores in supermarkets, drug, and discount store channels to bring photo into the most frequently visited stores that sell many categories. Pharmacy went in slightly ahead of photo. Then floral, postal, banks, etc. The point is a single category item like books does not work in the world of


her application, Johnson also completed reports and testified about her

pain, daily activities, and other relevant personal information. She reported that she

suffered from back pain that sometimes lasted all day. She stated that doing anything

other than sitting – even moving her arms – caused tiredness, shortness of breath, chest

pains, and dizziness. Regarding her education and work history, Johnson reported that

                                              4
she never completed the 10th grade and that she had not worked since 1987. Finally,

Johnson testified that her positive cocaine tests in 2005 musthave an impairment or combination of impairments that meets or

medically equals any of the listed impairments in [the Listings.]” (AR at 15.)

       At step four, the ALJ performed his own RFC assessment, determining that

Johnson retained the functional capacity to engage in sedentary work with environmental

limitations. 3 In making his assessment, the ALJ considered a significant volume of

medical and testimonial evidence, much of which was contradictory. First, the ALJ

  3
   The ALJ viewed the RFC assessment as being an intermediate task between steps
three and four, rather than being part of step four. (AR at 14.) This Court has not
definitively stated whether the RFC assessment is an intermediate task or part of step
four. Compare, e.g., Titterington v. Barnhart, 174 Fed. Appx.


individually equivalent to a Listing, and (b) there

was no “closely analogous listed impairment[]” for which a “combination of impairments

[was] medically equivalent.” 20 C.F.R. § 404.1526(b)(3). Those detailed findings

demonstrate “sufficient development of the record and explanation of findings to permit

meaningful review.” 5 Jones, 364 F.3d at 505.

      B.     The ALJ’s Step Four RFC Assessment

  5
    Our conclusion is reinforced by Johnson’s failure to identify any “closely analogous”
Listing to which her combined impairments might be medically equivalent. Johnson
attempts to do so for the first time in this appeal, arguing that the ALJ should have
considered her impairments under Listing 4.03, for hypertension. (Appellant’s Brief at
8.) Johnson argues both that (a) the ALJ “omit[ted] this Listing for no apparent(3) he failed to articulate a sufficient evidentiary basis for the RFC

assessment.

              1.     The ALJ’s Consideration of Johnson’s Subjective Complaints

       While a claimant’s subjective complaints must be given serious consideration,

Smith v. Califano, 637 F.2d 968, 972 (3d Cir. 1981), they must also be supported by

medical evidence. Williams v. Sullivan, 970 F.2d 1178, 1186 (3d Cir. 1992). An ALJ

may reject a claimant’s subjective complaints when the ALJ “specif[ies] his reasons for

rejecting the[] claims and support[s] his conclusion with medical evidence in the record.”

Matullo v. Bowen, 926 F.2d 240, 245 (3d Cir. 1990).

       Here, the ALJ considered Johnson’s subjective complaints of


is well-supported by medical evidence and is consistent with other evidence in

the record. Otherwise, the opinion should be given weight proportional to the medical

evidence presented by the treating physician to support the opinion. 20 C.F.R.

§ 416.927(d)(3). Because the ALJ found that Dr. Oberei presented no medical findings

to support his opinions and because his opinions were inconsistent with the recent

medical evidence showing Johnson’s normal heart and lung functionality, it was not error

for the ALJ to determine that Dr. Oberei’s opinions were of no probative value.

              3.     The Evidentiary Basis for the ALJ’s RFC Assessment

       Next, Johnson argues that the ALJ failed to articulate a sufficient evidentiaryis not affected by the Voluntary Upgrade.

“SIG SAUER is committed to our approach on innovation, optimization, and performance, ensuring we produce the finest possible products,” said Ron Cohen, President and CEO of SIG SAUER. “Durability, reliability and safety, as well as end-user confidence in the SIG SAUER brand are the priorities for our team.”

SIG SAUER, Inc. is The Complete Systems Provider™, leading the industry in American innovation, ingenuity, and manufacturing. SIG SAUER® brings a dedication to superior quality, ultimate reliability, and unmatched performance that has made it the brand of choice among many of the world’s elite military, government and law enforcement units as well as responsible citizens. SIG SAUER offers a full array of products to meet any mission parameter, including handguns, rifles, ammunition, electro-optics, suppressors, ASP


they have not for awhile. I just kind of want one :)Pricing on the "value series" is very nice. Pricing on the P's has held for quite a few years, which is nice.four players escaping the island aboard Dr. Straub’s zeppelin headed towards the mainland. For those that don’t know, Dr. Straub is basically one of the evil villains behind the whole zombie crisis. While on the zeppelin one of the playable characters states, “We’re not going to England, Straub has other plans.”

The reason Dr. Straub would be taking his undead army to England is because of the planned invasion called Operation Sea Lion. This was an actual plan by the Nazis to take control of Great Britain during World War 2 but was never successfully implemented due to staggering losses. The secret Audio Files on The Darkest Shore makes reference to this never realized operation:

“Our losses in the East have brought increased pressure from Himmler to begin Operation Sea


to the magnetic nanoparticles 24, the magnetic nanoparticles 24 spin in resonance with the external AC magnetic field. Here, the nanoparticles having different sizes spin in response to the AC magnetic fields having different frequencies. The magnetic nanoparticles, which spin in resonance, generate a magnetic field having the same frequency as the external AC magnetic field, thereby exhibiting a high susceptibility. If the magnetic nanoparticles 24 have a uniform size, the magnitude of oscillation in the magnetic moment exhibits a maximum peak at a particular frequency. Here, if an antibody 27 to be measured is contained in the magnetic agent solution, the magnetic nanoparticles 24, to which the antigen 26 is attached, is combined with each other by the antigen 27. The combined magnetic nanoparticles 30 cannot easilyspin in response to a change in the external magnetic field, and consequently the antibody 27 in the magnetic agent reduces the AC susceptibility of the agent containing the magnetic nanoparticle 24. If the susceptibility where the antibody 27 is contained in the magnetic agent is normalized as being susceptibility when in absence of no antibody, a calibration curve can be obtained regardless of concentration of the magnetic agent and also a quantitative concentration of the antibody 27 can be determined.
That is, an AC magnetic field having a particular frequency and the change in the magnitude of magnetic field, which is generated by the magnetic nanoparticles 24 contained in the magnetic agent, is measured with precision, thereby enabling to detect the antibody 27 contained in the magnetic agent.
In


of this linkage has been triggered. Synthetic methodology developed by Rui and Thompson; will be used to install the labile vinyl ether linkages in the proposed series of masked amphiphilic fusogens. The resulting compounds will then be tested for their ability to promote membrane fusion in model membrane systems under experimental conditions capable of deploying the fusogen via vinyl ether bond cleavage. HPLC analysis and membrane fusion fluorescence assays will be used to monitor the rates of fusogen production (unmasking), vesicle lipid mixing, and vesicle contents mixing after chemical activation has occurred; these results will be compared with the predictions made by mean-field single chain theory. Physical characterization of the membrane structures, before and after triggering, will also be performed using 31 P NMR, freeze-fracture electron microscopy, anda confidential source's identity would be disclosed, the court found the trial court did not abuse its discretion in ordering the reporter to answer questions about information given to him by the source. See id. Likewise, the underlying suit does not involve a confidential source insofar as the various conversations between Barnes, the real party, and witnesses. Barnes has filed a sworn affidavit that his investigation does not involve confidential sources. Thus, even if a qualified reporter's privilege exists, the trial court clearly abused its discretion in granting Channel 11's and Barnes' motion to quash and denying relators' motion for leave based solely on that privilege. Accordingly, we conditionally grant relators' petition for writ of mandamus and direct the trial court to vacate its order of August 10,


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ZeroMQ (clrzmq4) polling issue

What I'm trying to accomplish is to implement reading a message from one of two sockets, wherever it arrives first. As far as I understand polling (zmq_poll) is the right thing to do (as demonstrated in mspoller in guide). Here I'll provide small pseudo-code snippet:
TimeSpan timeout = TimeSpan.FromMilliseconds(50);

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{
    receiver1.Bind("tcp://someaddress");
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    ZError error;
    ZMessage msg;

    while (true)
    {
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            }
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Now receiver2 reaches 15,000 received messages per second, no matter timeout value, and no matter number of messages received by receiver1.
UPDATE: Folks from clrzmq4 have acknowledged this issue, so probably the example will be corrected soon.


Frank,

Dec 14   would be  better for us. We have already scheduled
an internal presentation on December 7.  Please, go ahead and make a
reservation.
The best place to stay is Hyatt Regency Downtown or Doubletree Downtown
(within a walking distance to Enron). It is important to specify the downtown
location for both hotels.

Vince

"Francis X. Diebold" <fdiebold@sas.upenn.edu> on 11/02/2000 03:00:49 PM
To: Vince.J.Kaminski@enron.com
cc:
Subject: Re: visit?

Sounds good, Vince.  How about Dec 7?  The roundtrip coach fare, regardless of
airline, is about $1900.  I hope that won't break the bank.  Once I have your
approval, I'll go ahead and book it.  Best, Frank

Vince.J.Kaminski@enron.com wrote:

> Frank,
>
> Yes, I would be very interested in meeting with you in Houston in December.
> The best day for visit would beThursday when my group has a lunch meeting
> and you could meet the rest of the research unit.
>
> Please, let me know what day would work for you. We shall be very glad to
> cover the cost of your trip.
>
> Vince
>
> I
>
> "Francis X. Diebold" <fdiebold@sas.upenn.edu> on 10/31/2000 01:01:11 PM
>
> To:   Vince Kaminski <vkamins@enron.com>
> cc:
> Subject:  visit?
>
> Hi Vince,
> Are you still interested in my visiting for a day, perhaps in Dec or
> Jan?  I have begun a project on unobserved-components modeling of
> weather patterns, so it would be productive and fun to compare notes.
> Best,
> Frank
>
> --
> Francis X. Diebold
> WP Carey Professor
>
> Department of Economics
> University of Pennsylvania
> 3718 Locust Walk
> Philadelphia, PA 19104-6297
>
> fdiebold@sas.upenn.edu
> http://www.ssc.upenn.edu/~diebold
>
> (215) 898-1507  telephone
> (215) 573-4217


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// define test       MEMORANDUM FINDINGS OF FACT AND OPINION

     HALPERN, Judge:    By notices of deficiency, respondent

determined deficiencies of $2,411 and $2,385 in petitioners’

Federal income tax for taxable (calendar) years 2004 and 2005.

The deficiencies for both years involve various employee business

deductions that respondent disallowed.

     1
      The cases were consolidated by order of the Court dated
Dec. 2, 2008.
                               - 2 -

     Unless otherwise stated, section references are to the

Internal Revenue Code in effect for the years


     21,682
      1
    Because of rounding, the sum of the 2004 deductions appears
to exceed the total.

                                    OPINION

I.    Preliminary Matters

          A.   The 14-Day Rule

          At trial, petitioner sought to introduce into evidence 12

exhibits not stipulated.         We sustained respondent’s objections to

10 of them on the ground that petitioner had failed to comply

with  - 5 -

Respondent concedes that petitioner was never reimbursed for any

of his claimed expenses.

II.   Petitioner’s Employee Business Expense Deductions

      Section 162(a) permits “as a deduction all the ordinary and

necessary expenses paid or incurred during the taxable year in

carrying on any trade or business”.          To be deductible, ordinary

and necessary expenses must be “directly connected with or

pertaining to the taxpayer’s trade or business”.         Sec. 1.162-

1(a), Income Tax Regs.

      Personal, living, or family expenses are not deductible

except as otherwise expressly permitted.         Sec. 262(a).

      A.   2004


the cost of postage,
office supplies, personal checks, his health club membership, and
                                                   (continued...)
                                    - 9 -

See Mendes v. Commissioner, 121 T.C. 308, 312-313 (2003) (“If an

argument is not pursued on brief, we may conclude that it has

been abandoned.”).

     an argument is not pursued on

brief, we may conclude that it has been abandoned.”).

     First, petitioner cites Sutter v. Commissioner, 21 T.C. 170,

173 (1953), for the proposition that “the presumptive

nondeductibility of personal expenses may be overcome only by

clear and detailed evidence * * * that the expenditure in

question was different from or in excess of that which would have

been made for the taxpayer’s personal purposes.”       Petitioner

argues:   “Those differences [here] include preparation, quality,

and quantity of meals prepared for the specific purpose of

lunch.”   Contrary to that statement, however, petitioner offers

no evidence that he spent any more than he would have spent had


  We find Moss

directly on point; its facts are analogous and its reasoning is

persuasive.    We reach the same result here.

     “Daily meals are an inherently personal expense, and a

taxpayer bears a heavy burden in proving they are routinely

deductible.”     Moss v. Commissioner, 80 T.C. at 1078.    “[A]lthough

taxpayers may find it necessary to eat meals away from their

personal residences because of the exigencies of their

businesses, this circumstance, alone, will not ordinarily provide

a basis for the deduction of the cost of these meals.”       Coombs v.

Commissioner, 608 F.2d 1269, 1272 (9th Cir. 1979), affg. on this

issue 67 T.C. 426 (1976) and affg. Cox v. United States, 42 AFTR

2d 78-5373, 78-2 USTCin February 2014, Flynn "warned (that) the group would likely attempt to take over even more territory" — which they have.

Karl doesn't have to belabor the obvious. The President can't credibly claim that his intelligence people were caught flat-footed. The only alternative remaining is that he and others in his inner circle willfully chose to ignore them.

That ABC is choosing to ignore Karl's work speaks volumes for its twisted — and dangerous — priorities.

The network's choices shouldn't be a surprise. After all, these are the same people who have refused to make available for purchase the TV miniseries "The Path to 9/11," which appropriately placed blame on the Clinton administration for its failure to kill Osama bin Laden when it had several chances to do so.

Cross-posted at BizzyBlog.com.


Masters M45 javelin throw world record progression

Masters M45 javelin throw world record progression is the progression of world record improvements of the javelin throw M45 division of Masters athletics.  Records must be set in properly conducted, official competitions under the standing IAAF rules unless modified by World Masters Athletics.

The M45 division consists of male athletes who have reached the age of 45 but have not yet reached the age of 50, so exactly from their 45th birthday to the day before their 50th birthday. The M45 division throws an 800 g implement.

Key

References

Masters Athletics Javelin Throw list

Category:Masters athletics world record progressions
Javelinthe Middle Ages knowledge of Greek and Latin
literatures had withdrawn itself into monasteries, and there narrowed
till of secular Latin writing scarcely any knowledge remained save of
Vergil (because of his supposed Messianic prophecy) and Statius, and of
Greek, except Aristotle, none at all. What had been lost in the Western
Empire, however, subsisted in the East, and the continual advance of the
Turk on the territories of the Emperors of Constantinople drove westward
to the shelter of Italy and the Church, and to the patronage of the
Medicis, a crowd of scholars who brought with them their manuscripts of
Homer and the dramatists, of Thucydides and Herodotus, and most
momentous perhaps for the age to come, of Plato and Demosthenes and of
the New Testament in its original Greek. The quick and vivid intellect
of Italy, which had


a study of Elizabethan drama, which owed its strength
and vitality, more than to anything else, to the variety of the
discordant and contradictory elements of which it was made up. The drama
was the form into which were moulded the thoughts and desires of the
best spirits of the time. It was the flower of the age. To appreciate
its many-sided significances and achievements it is necessary to
disentangle carefully its roots, in religion, in the revival of the
classics, in popular entertainments, in imports from abroad, in the air
of enterprise and adventure which belonged to the time.

As in Greece, drama in England was in its beginning a religious thing.
Its oldest continuous tradition was from the mediaeval Church. Early in
the Middle Ages the clergy and their parishioners began the habit, at
Christmas, Easter and otherthe autobiography formed themselves
to meet the new and growing demand for analysis of the feelings and the
intimate thoughts and sensations of real men and women. A minor form of
literature which had a brief but popular vogue ministered less directly
to the same need. The "Character," a brief descriptive essay on a
contemporary type--a tobacco seller, an old college butler or the
like--was popular because in its own way it matched the newly awakened
taste for realism and fact. The drama which in the hands of Ben Jonson
had attacked folly and wickedness proper to no place or time, descended
to the drawing-rooms of the day, and Congreve occupied himself with the
portrayal of the social frauds and foolishnesses perpetrated by actual
living men and women of fashion in contemporary London. Satire ceased
to be a mere expression


was as we
have seen not favourable to literature. Puritanism drove itself like a
wedge into the art of the time, broadening as it went. Had there been no
more in it than the moral earnestness and religiousness of Sidney and
Spenser, Cavalier would not have differed from Roundhead, and there
might have been no civil war; each party was endowed deeply with the
religious sense and Charles I. was a sincerely pious man. But while
Spenser and Sidney held that life as a preparation for eternity must be
ordered and strenuous and devout but that care for the hereafter was not
incompatible with a frank and full enjoyment of life as it is lived,
Puritanism as it developed in the middle classes became a sterner and
darker creed. The doctrine of original sin, face to face with theis a mistake to regard Burton from
the point of view (due largely to Charles Lamb) of tolerant or loving
delight in quaintness for quaintness' sake. His book is anything but
scientific in form, but it is far from being the work of a recluse or a
fool. Behind his lack of system, he takes a broad and psychologically an
essentially just view of human ills, and modern medicine has gone far in
its admiration of what is at bottom a most comprehensive and subtle
treatise in diagnosis.

A writer of a very different quality is Sir Thomas Browne. Of all the
men of his time, he is the only one of whom one can say for certain that
he held the manner of saying a thing more important than the thing said.
He is our first deliberate and


of divorce must be changed.
A modern--George Eliot for instance--would have pleaded the artistic
temperament and been content to remain outside the law. Milton always
argued from himself to mankind at large.

[Footnote 4: "Milton," E.M.L., and "Milton" (Edward Arnold).]

In everything he did, he put forth all his strength. Each of his poems,
long or short, is by itself a perfect whole, wrought complete. The
reader always must feel that the planning of each is the work of
conscious, deliberate, and selecting art. Milton never digresses; he
never violates harmony of sound or sense; his poems have all their
regular movement from quiet beginning through a rising and breaking wave
of passion and splendour to quiet close. His art is nowhere better seen
than in his endings.

Is it _Lycidas_? After the thunder of approaching vengeance on the
hireling shepherds ofthe Church, comes sunset and quiet:

"And now the sun had stretch'd out all the hills,
 And now was dropt into the western bay;
 At last he rose, and twitched his mantle blue:
 To-morrow to fresh woods and pastures new."

Is it _Paradise Lost_? After the agonies of expulsion and the flaming
sword--

"Some natural tears they drop'd, but wip'd them soon;
 The world was all before them where to choose
 Their place of rest, and Providence their guide;
 They hand in hand with wandering steps and slow,
 Through Eden took their solitary way."

Is it finally _Samson Agonistes_?

"His servants he with new acquist,
 Of true experience from this great event,
 With peace and consolation hath dismist,
 And calm of mind all passion spent."

"Calm of mind, all passion spent," it is the essence


surface; it conveys nothing but what it
says, and what it says, it says completely. It is always vigorous and
direct, often pointed and aphoristic, never merely suggestive, never
given to half statement, and never obscure. You feel that as an
instrument of expression it is sharp and polished and shining; it is
always bright and defined in detail. The Great Romantics go to work in
other ways. Their poetry is a thing of half lights and half spoken
suggestions, of hints that imagination will piece together, of words
that are charged with an added meaning of sound over sense, a thing that
stirs the vague and impalpable restlessness of memory or terror or
desire that lies down beneath in the minds of men. It rouses what a
philosopher has called the "Transcendental feeling," the solemn sense of
the immediategetting back of common speech into poetry. But there was another,
earlier and more potent in its effect. The eighteenth century, weary of
its own good sense and sanity, turned to the Middle Ages for
picturesqueness and relief. Romance of course, had not been dead in all
these years, when Pope and Addison made wit and good sense the
fashionable temper for writing. There was a strong romantic tradition in
the eighteenth century, though it does not give its character to the
writing of the time. Dr. Johnson was fond of old romances. When he was
in Skye he amused himself by thinking of his Scottish tour as the
journey of a knight-errant. "These fictions of the Gothic romances," he
said, "are not so remote from credibility as is commonly supposed." It
is a mistake to suppose that the


spent on the sensitive and loving
divination of our earlier literature. With these two men began the
criticism of acting and of pictorial art that have developed since into
two of the main kinds of modern critical writing.

Romantic criticism, both in its end and its method, differs widely from
that of Dr. Johnson and his school. Wordsworth and Coleridge were
concerned with deep-seated qualities and temperamental differences.
Their critical work revolved round their conception of the fancy and the
imagination, the one dealing with nature on the surface and decorating
it with imagery, the other penetrating to its deeper significances.
Hazlitt and Lamb applied their analogous conception of wit as a lower
quality than humour, in the same fashion. Dr. Johnson looked on the
other hand for correctness of form, for the subordination of the parts
to the whole, formentioned only when
there is no more than one cheap edition of a book known to the author.
For the subject as a whole, Chamber's _Cyclopaedia of English
Literature_ (3 vols., 10s. 6d. net each), which contains biographical
and critical articles on all authors, arranged chronologically and
furnished very copiously with specimen passages, may be consulted at any
library.

* The books with an asterisk are suggested as those on which reading
should be begun. The reader can then proceed to the others and after
them to the many authors--great authors--who are not included in this
short list.

Chapter I.--*More's _Utopia_; _Haklyut's Voyages_ (Ed. J. Masefield,
Everyman's Library, 8 vols., 1s. net each). North's _Translation of
Plutarch's Lives_ (Temple Classics).

Chapter II.--Surrey's and Wyatt's Poems (Aldine Edition. G. Bells &
Sons); *Spenser's Works, Sidney's Poems. A good idea of the atmosphere
in which poetry


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References

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filed February 27, 1991. For the reasons stated herein, this Court hereby GRANTS Brody and Whale's Motion to Stay This Action and Compel Arbitration and DENIES Ziegler's Motion to Compel and for Sanctions.

BACKGROUND
This case involves alleged securities law violations by Defendant Brody in handling Ziegler's margin and cash accounts. Ziegler alleges violations of section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, section 12(2) of the Securities Act of 1933, and the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act, as well as violations of Indiana's securities regulation laws and various other state law claims. In Plaintiff's Complaint, Plaintiff alleges that he opened a margin and cash account with Whale, a registered broker-dealer with its principal place of business in the State of New York. Defendant Brody, an agent andaccordance with the rules, then in effect, of the NASD or the New York Stock Exchange, Inc. or the American Stock Exchange, Inc. as I may elect. If I do not make such election by registered mail addressed to you at your main office within five (5) days after demand by you that I make such election, then you may make such election. Judgment upon any *741 award rendered by the arbitrators may be entered in any court having jurisdiction thereof. The provisions of this paragraph shall also apply to any such controversy involving any agent or employee of yours.
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written provision in any ... contract evidencing a transaction involving commerce to settle by arbitration a controversy thereafter arising out of such conduct or transaction ... shall be valid, irrevocable, and enforceable save upon such grounds as exist at law or in equity for the revocation of any contract."
[2]  Neither party explains to the Court exactly how Ziegler came into possession of the Margin Agreement in question.
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We construct an empirical, broad-band spectral energy distribution (SED) of KELT-9, shown in Extended Data Figure \[fig:sed\]. We use the 17 photometric measurements from the literature discussed in Section \[sec:star\_props\] and shown in Extended Data Table \[tbl:Host\_Lit\_Props\]. In total, the observed SED spans the wavelength range 0.16–22 $\mu$m. We fit this observed SED to Kurucz stellar atmosphere models[@Kurucz:1992]. For simplicity we adopted a fixed ${\ensuremath{\log{g_\star}}}= 4.0$, based on the light curve transit analysis. The fit parameters were thus the effective temperature (${\ensuremath{T_{\rm eff}}}$), the metallicity (${\ensuremath{\left[{\rm Fe}/{\rm H}\right]}}$), the extinction ($A_V$), and the overall flux normalization. The maximum permitted extinction was set to $A_V = 0.30$ based on the total line-of-sight extinction in the directionM., [Carter]{}, B. D., [Rees]{}, D. E., [Collier Cameron]{}, A. Spectropolarimetric observations of active stars. [[*Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society*]{}]{}, [**291**]{}, 658 (1997).

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to obtain high scores. Bowling with a consistently high degree of scoring requires accurate placement of the ball in the strike zone. When a spare is desired, a high degree of accuracy is required in order to knock over a pin or, in some cases, achieve a desired degree of pin action in order to knock over a number of standing pins. Dynamic imbalance in the ball impedes the ability of the bowler to control his game.
There is a large number of variables in the game of bowling some of which are under the control of the bowler and some of which are out of the bowler's control. Variables within the control of the bowler include the form utilized by the bowler to throw the ball, the gripthe capital of the Company and one-half (1/2) of one common share purchase warrant (each whole warrant, a "Warrant") of the Company. Each whole Warrant shall entitle the holder thereof to acquire one Common Share at an exercise price per Common Share of $3.75 for a period of 36 months from the Closing Date (as defined below). The Warrants may be accelerated by the Company, at its sole option, at any time in the event that the volume-weighted average closing price of the Common Shares on the Canadian Securities Exchange is greater than or equal to $5.00 for a period of 20 consecutive trading days, by giving notice to the holders thereof and, in such case, the Warrants will expire at 4:00 pm (Toronto time) on the earlier


Q:

Better workspace switcher?

I am running Ubuntu 12.04 with default install of Unity.
The workspace switcher icon could have been better. The function it does is accomplished by a keystroke. The icon remains the same (two windows on Desktop 1) whether there are windows on other desktops.
Is there a better workspace switcher - one that represents windows on desktops in real time?
Alternatively, can I, and how can I turn the Workspace Switcher icon off?

A:

I had the same question as you because I am working on a small laptop with limited screen real estate, and I configured my touchpad to perform all of my workspace switching. I found out how to remove the icon, and it is not too involved. Please note that I am using 12.10, and this may notformally

indicted by the Madison County Grand Jury, his argument that he was denied a preliminary

hearing is without merit.

¶10.   Likewise, Hooghe’s argument that he was denied his right to due process because of

the length of time between his arrest and his indictments is without merit. In Beal v. State,

118 So. 3d 162, 165 (¶9) (Miss. Ct. App. 2012), this Court held:

       The Due Process Clause of the Fifth Amendment would require dismissal of
       the indictment if it were shown at trial that the pre-indictment delay in this case
       caused substantial prejudice to the defendant’s rights to a fair trial and that the

       2


counts stemmed from the same occurrence: theft at the Baptist Healthplex in

Madison, Mississippi, on April 22, 2014, at approximately 5:00 p.m. Hooghe contends that

because the three counts were all part of a common plan and scheme, he should only have

been charged with one count of larceny. The State, in response, argues that Hooghe’s

voluntary plea of guilty waived this argument.

¶12.   “[T]he entry of a knowing and voluntary guilty plea waives all other defects or

insufficiencies in the indictment,” with only two exceptions: (1) “a guilty plea does not waive

an indictment’s failure to charge an essential element of the crime,” and (2) a guilty plea

“does not waive lack of subject matter jurisdiction.” Joiner v. State, 61 So. 3d 156, 159 (¶7)

(Miss. 2011). The State points out that neither ofthereof.” As such, these

indictments set forth the essential elements of grand larceny. The State is not required to

prove how Hooghe may have committed the crime, only that he did so beyond a reasonable

doubt. And because Hooghe entered a guilty plea, the State’s burden to do so was removed.

We therefore find no issue with the sufficiency of these indictments.

       4.     Illegal Sentencing

¶17.   Hooghe argues that his sentence pursuant to section 97-17-41 was illegal, because the

statute was amended between the time that Hooghe was arrested and the time that he was

sentenced. Specifically, Hooghe references House Bill 585, passed on March 31, 2014, in

which the minimum threshold value for a charge of grand larceny was increased from $500

of stolen


personal property to $1,000. 2014 Miss. Laws ch. 457, § 15 (H.B. 585). In

response, the State contends that Hooghe failed to timely object to his sentence, thereby

waiving the matter. The State also argues that Hooghe was sentenced under the correct

statute, pursuant to Mississippi caselaw (citing Flowers v. State, 35 So. 3d 516, 518 (¶5)

(Miss. 2010), in which the Mississippi Supreme Court held that “the statute in effect at the

time an offense is committed is the one that must control the prosecution of the offense”).

¶18.   Whether procedurally barred or not, this issue is without merit. Mississippi Code

Annotated section 99-19-1 (Rev. 2015) provides:

       No statutory change of any law affecting a crime or its punishment or the
                               15
his plea hearing, the trial judge explained to Hooghe that the maximum sentence for his

crimes would be forty-five years. Hooghe stated that he understood. Hooghe also signed a

plea petition explaining such. We find no merit to this issue.

       10.    Cumulative Error

¶34.   Hooghe argues that the above cumulative errors prejudiced him. However, we find

no error. Hooghe has failed to satisfy his burden of showing that he is entitled to post-

conviction relief by a preponderance of the evidence, pursuant to section 99-39-23. As such,

we affirm the circuit court’s denial of his PCR motion.

¶35.


The present invention relates to a roofing material and more particularly to a roofing underlayment including anti-slip properties.
In both residential and commercial roofing applications, a roof covering material is utilized to provide the main water protection barrier. Whether the primary roof covering material comprises composition shingles, metal panels or shingles, concrete or clay tiles, wood shakes, or slate, a primary roof covering material is used to protect the building interior from water ingress.
Roofing underlayment is sometimes described as Type I and Type II roofing underlayments as specified in Chapter 15 of the IBC (International Building Code), and defined in Chapter 9 of the IRC (International Residential Code); and is also specified as Type 15 and Type 30 underlayments in Chapter 15 of the UBC (Uniform Building Code). The     I.

       In 1996, following a jury trial, Rogers was found guilty of one count of

distribution of cocaine base and one count of distribution of cocaine base within 1,000

feet of a school. The Probation Office prepared a Presentence Investigation Report

(“PSR”) and calculated Rogers’ initial base offense level under the Guidelines at 28 and

his criminal history level at VI. Rogers received a two-level adjustment for the school

zone count, a two-level adjustment for his role in the offense, and a two-level adjustment

for obstruction of justice, resulting in an adjusted offense level of 34. However, he was

classified as a career offender because of his two prior felony drug convictions, see

U.S.S.G. § 4B1.1, and his offense level under those Guidelines was also


of 140 to 175

months’ imprisonment. On September 27, 2012, the District Court denied Rogers’

motion, noting that under our decision in United States v. Mateo, 560 F.3d 152 (3d Cir.

2009), Rogers was ineligible for relief because Amendment 750 had no effect on the

application of the career offender Guidelines. Rogers timely filed this appeal.

                                            II.

       We exercise jurisdiction pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 1291. Our review of a district

court’s interpretation of the Guidelines is de novo, United States v. Sanchez, 562                    IV.

       For the foregoing reasons, no substantial question is presented and we will affirm

the judgment of the District Court. See 3d Cir. L.A.R 27.4; I.O.P. 10.6. Rogers has filed

a motion for an extension of time to allow him to acquire a transcript of his sentencing.

We deny that motion as moot, as the Government has submitted a transcript of Rogers’

sentencing in response to our request.

       2
         U.S.S.G. § 4A1.3(b) authorizes a downward departure if the “criminal history
category substantially over-represents the seriousness of the defendant’s criminal history
or the likelihood that


the first to directly measure underwater melt rates of tidewater glaciers: Previously, scientists relied on estimates of how water and air temperature and ocean currents influence melting.

The researchers found that those theories oversimplify tidewater glacier melting patterns. For example, the theories assume that ice will melt more quickly in places where water is flowing faster. But that's not always the case, the new findings show.

"The theory we've been relying on for these melt rates is wrong," said Rebecca Jackson, an oceanographer at Rutgers University and co-author of the study. "We should be able to predict melt rates based on ocean conditions ... [but] they're not at all related in the way we expected."

In addition to air and water temperature, ocean salinity, currents and the glacier's shape can allwarm, the paper shows that we don't have the ability to predict how that would translate into melt rate of the ice," said Jonathan Kingslake, a researcher at Columbia University who models the flow of ice and water in glaciers and was not involved in the study.

Improving those sea level estimates is important for coastal communities to prepare for the effects of climate change, and the new findings are adding to the knowledge base for increasingly detailed analyses. Just a small increase in sea level can exacerbate the effects of storms, for example, Kingslake said. "It makes planning really difficult if you don't have an accurate estimate," he said.

Photos provided under creative commons license.


was formed in the wake of the so-called Massie affair in which a white woman married to a Navy officer falsely accused a group of local men of raping her.

One of the men, Joseph Kahahawai, was subsequently killed by those who knew the woman. Another suspect was severely beaten.

“We have a historic mandate to move forward and investigate the chief of police,” Sheehan told the city council at the time.

“Here we are 84 years later and the chief of police is under investigation for having manufactured evidence and framing another human being. It’s not ironic that’s exactly what happened in the Massie trial.”

Cory Lum/Civil Beat

Kealoha specifically mentioned that statement in her Sept. 7 letter to the commission, saying it was inappropriate for Sheehan to make such a loadedrope attached to a structure that was partially broken causing rope animation to play in wrong position on rope

Big dead tree logs now fade smoothly on and off

Old caver tents now fade on smoothly and from further away

Setup all systems that involve adding or taking an item and were playing the whoosh sfx to play a custom sfx for any item that has one

(spoiler)

Procedural bridges now use 3 half log model variations !

Fixed lowering texture resolution breaking cave entrance visuals

Gamepads DPAD buttons now work as well in menus to navigate

(Multiplayer) Todo list is now properly carried over to the new character after dying

Food no longer loads in save games on fires

Procedural stairs now display actual shape before locking first point

Blocked building on small prop tents in world

Fixed bats


& rabbit skin can no longer be placed on terrain as decorations

Added loading UI when opening endgame

Timmy drawing placement icon now matches the top of the placed visual

Setup ghost foundations to turn last edge red if not lockable

Fixed procedural wall & derived structures showing place icon while not possible to place due for example to having a tree in the way

Advanced controller support (XInput) option now on by default + resetting the value for everyone, can still be turned off if needed by going in options but having it on allows features like throwing spear to work fine with XBOX gamepads (driver issue when XInput is off)

Fixed position of sodas on food holder

Fixed cut blackberry bushes falling through terrain

Added lod to caught rabbits in cages so performance didn’tHorrifying Scene In Iraq

In this image taken from video, US soldiers, center background, inspect the body of a fellow soldier in Mosul, Iraq Sunday, Nov. 23, 2003 after gunmen shot two American soldiers from the 101st Airborne Division as they drove through the city center to another U.S. garrison, sending their vehicle crashing into a wall according to witnesses.

Iraqi teenagers dragged the bloody bodies of two American soldiers from a wrecked vehicle and pummeled them with concrete blocks Sunday, witnesses said, describing a burst of savagery in a city once safe for Americans. Another soldier was killed by a bomb and a U.S.-allied police chief was assassinated.

The U.S.-led coalition also said it grounded commercial flights after the military confirmed that a missile struck a DHL cargo plane that


weapons, CDs and a backpack.

"They remained there for over an hour without the Americans knowing anything about it," he said. "I ... went and told other troops."

Television video showed the soldiers' bodies splayed on the ground as U.S. troops secured the area. One victim's foot appeared to have been severed.

The frenzy recalled the October 1993 scene in Somalia, when locals dragged the bodies of Marines killed in fighting with warlords through the streets.

In other developments:

Since April, at least 17 American troops in Iraq -- 15 Army soldiers and two Marines -- have taken their own lives, according to an Associated Press review of Army casualty reports. The number is likely even higher because the Pentagon is still investigating at least two dozen other non-combat deaths. No one instruck two police stations northeast of Baghdad within 30 minutes, killing at least 14 people. Gunmen on Saturday also killed an Iraqi police colonel protecting oil installations in Mosul.

Elsewhere, Iraqi police said six U.S. Apache helicopter gunships blasted marshland after insurgents fired four rocket-propelled grenades at the American military garrison at the city's northern end. One Iraqi passer-by was killed in the air attack, police said.

In Kirkuk, 150 miles north of Baghdad, a bomb exploded at an oil compound, injuring three American civilian contractors from the U.S. firm Kellogg Brown & Root. The three suffered facial cuts from flying glass, U.S. Lt. Col. Matt Croke said.

KBR, a subsidiary of Halliburton, also has a significant presence at Baghdad's Palestine Hotel, which was rocketed by insurgents Friday, wounding one civilian.

"We


Prevalence of autism in an urban population of adults with severe intellectual disabilities--a preliminary study.
Research on the prevalence of autism in Iceland has indicated that one possible explanation of fewer autism cases in older age groups was due to an underestimation of autism in individuals with intellectual disabilities (IDs). The present study systematically searched for autism cases in the adult population of individuals with severe ID living in the city of Reykjavik, Iceland. Potential participants (n = 256) were recruited through the Regional Office for the Affairs of the Handicapped in Reykjavik. First, a screening tool for autism was applied, followed by the Childhood Autism Rating Scale and finally the Autism Diagnostic Interview-Revised (ADI-R). The point prevalence of severe ID was 3.7/1000 (95% CI 3.2-4.1) with a male-femaleratio of 1.2:1. Participation rate in the study was 46.5%. Participants were younger than non-participants and more often residents of group homes. The prevalence of autism was 21% (25/119) (95% CI 14.7-29.2) with a male-female ratio of 1.8:1. Of the individuals with autism, 10/25 (40%) were verbal according to the ADI-R definition, and 18/25 (72%) had active epilepsy and/or other neurological conditions and handicaps. The study identified twice the number of autism cases than those previously recognised within the service system. Autism is a prevalent additional handicap in individuals with severe ID, which should always be considered in this population. There are indications that the estimated prevalence of autism found should be considered minimal.


Heathrow service and vital international connectivity.” Minister Killeen noted that the restoration of the service would help Shannon Airport to expand its operations in the coming months.

He added, “Coupled with the advent of Open Skies, Shannon Airport has successfully weathered the huge economic downturn and its corresponding impact on the aviation sector. The airport is well placed to prosper and expand when the economy eventually and inevitably rebounds.”
“I also wish to compliment the Shannon Airport Authority, staff at Shannon Airport and the people of the West of Ireland for their steadfast commitment to seeking the reinstatement of this vital service. I wish Aer Lingus every success with the new service,” commented Minister Killeen.
Meanwhile, Minister Killeen acknowledged the importance that the Government attached to the resumption of the twice-dailyDonate to the Washington International

MCA Calendar

The Washington International

Next year we are planning to have the first international tournament organized by the Maryland Chess Association, The Washington International. This will be a nine round swiss tournament with the opportunity to earn FIDE norms. Our goal is to meet the minimum FIDE requirements of foreign FIDE rated and titled players that allow players to earn norms based only on the rating of their opponents rather than their country. To do this we're planning on inviting several GMs to play in the tournament.

This will be a quality chess playing experience. We'll be providing sets, boards, and clocks for all the players. We'll also be providing breakfast for the players during the tournament. Stay tuned for more details as we finalize everything.

We're


aiding the ill-equipped and poorly trained Somali National Army. Kenya’s air force conducts regular airstrikes against al-Shabab targets.

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The bulk of airstrikes are carried out by the U.S. military’s unmanned drones, which conducted 47 strikes in 2018, up from 31 in 2017. The most recent U.S. strike was on Jan. 8, and several strikes in December killed 62 al-Shabab fighters, according to U.S. Africa Command.

Tuesday’s attack happened just a mile from Westgate. After the Westgate attack, security was ramped up all around Nairobi. At malls and restaurants, Nairobians now have their cars checked by guards and must go through metal detectors at entrances. The checks often seem perfunctory, however, and Tuesday’s attack will raise questions about how attackers could penetrate one of the city’s most closely guarded compounds.

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In AprilEven the dresses your bridesmaids are wearing reflect your own personal style, as you’ve probably made the majority of the decisions on the color, length, silhouette, and accessories. Here are five of my favorite bridesmaid dress trends that have graced the runways this year and are looking even hotter for 2012!

1. Black, black, black! Especially for 2012’s upcoming fall and winter weddings. Besides, your bridesmaids will thank you. What woman doesn’t look her best in black? An all black dress with a small splash of color looks especially remarkable; maybe with a white sash, purple shaw, or red shoes. Pick your accent color to match the rest of your wedding theme and you can’t go wrong!

2.

Chances are, your bridesmaids are putting down a good chunk of their own


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Lamar Advertising Company Bulks Up Billboard Holdings

Lamar Advertising Co. is filling in some blank spots in its national billboard network by acquiring a number of smaller billboard companies, including substantial acquisitions in California and the Southwest, Lamar executives revealed during the company’s second-quarter earnings conference call.

The “in-fill” acquisitions, with a price tag totaling $24 million, include local companies like Empire Outdoor, which owns hundreds of roadside billboards in Riverside, San Bernardino, and San Diego counties, as well as in the L.A. metro area and the Inland Empire region, extending to the Nevada and Arizona borders.

Many of the billboards are located on heavily traveled roadways like Interstate 10, 15, and 215. That particular acquisition was completed in June. It is expected to add up to $3 millionMathematical modelling of the within-host dynamics of Plasmodium falciparum.
The development of malaria due to Plasmodium falciparum is a complex, multi-stage process. It is usually characterized by an exponential growth in the number of parasite-infected erythrocytes, followed by marked oscillations in this number with a period of 48 h, which are eventually dampened. This course of events has been the subject of various mathematical models. In this paper we propose a new mathematical model for the in-host asexual erythrocytic development of P. falciparum malaria. Synchronicity of the infection is shown to be an inherent feature of infection, irrespective of the duration of merozoite release from the liver. It will, therefore, cause periodic symptoms, as known in malaria patients. We also simulate the effects of an induced host immune response


North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un has dispatched his infamous right-hand man on a rare mission to the U.S. amid a diplomatic flurry aimed at salvaging a stalled peace summit.

Kim Yong Chol, Pyongyang's longtime spy chief and a vice chairman of the ruling Workers’ Party, was spotted at Beijing Capital International Airport, where he boarded a flight to New York after first meeting with Chinese officials. As the Hermit Kingdom's black operations chief, Kim has had a bloody hand in some of the rogue nation's most notorious attacks on South Korea and even U.S. cyber targets.

President Trump, who abruptly canceled the June 12 summit in Singapore last week after hostile rhetoric from North Korea, has since opened the door for putting the meeting back on track. In atime in the intelligence agency, which is called the Reconnaissance General Bureau, North Korea was suspected of carrying out the 2014 cyber-attack on Sony Pictures Entertainment. The department is tasked with carrying out cyber warfare and intelligence operations against other countries.

TRUMP: US TEAM IN NORTH KOREA ARRANGING 'FOR THE SUMMIT BETWEEN KIM JONG UN AND MYSELF'

The North Korean official was also blacklisted by the U.S. and South Korea for supporting the regime’s nuclear and missile programs in 2010 and 2016, Reuters reported. His visit this week would indicate a waiver was granted to Kim to come to the U.S.

Kim’s visit to New York comes as officials from the U.S. and both Koreas head to Singapore for advance work on the possible meeting. Kim Jong Un’s de facto chief


Form : System.Windows.Forms.Form
{
    public Form()
    {
        InitializeComponent();
    }

    public void setStatus()
    {
        StatusTextLabel.Text = "Connected";
    }

The label text doesnt change though.. :/

A:

I see no code to create a DBConnect object, or to call its Connect() method, and no code that makes the Form object visible, e.g. form.Show().
Other than that you probably should not create the Form from the Connect method; instead call Connect() from the Form, e.g. in Form_Load(), let it return a status, or better: the conn object (which you are now throwing away after connection), and make Form_Load set the Label.Text based ongive 20 years of your life to something, lead the club to glorious times and now, suddenly, the fans don’t just want you out, they are abusing you.

I’m sure that Wenger will publicly deny being hurt. Probably even say he didn’t hear it and that he won’t let it affect him in doing his job. But it must hurt.

My point is really simple. I think it’s time for change. Personally, I’d make that change in 2017 when Wenger reaches the end of his contract.

But there’s no need for the abuse. It’s horrendous and shameful. The idiots who shout abuse should be embarrassed. By all means, voice frustration and get fed-up. But don’t abuse the best manager that Arsenal have ever had.

Arsenal vs Crystal Palace: Best pictures

Wenger works 24/7,


Anchor Pricing and Event Registration Fees

May 19, 2015

A high anchor price (the standard registration fee) establishes the value of an event and makes the discounted early registration price almost irresistible.

Anchor pricing is commonly used to affect the way we view "real" prices. We fixate on the higher anchor price, which makes almost any lower price seem like a relatively good deal. Whenever good retailers have a sale they use anchoring very effectively, highlighting the higher "normal" price which makes the discounted sale price much more attractive.

Anchoring is also used by the organizers of events and conferences. Typically the higher "standard" registration fee acts as the anchor, and makes a discounted "early registration" fee seem much more attractive in comparison. Here is one example:

In this case the early registrationQ:

How to load a class which extended from a form and interface?

I have few forms class which extended based Form and my custom interface.
Interface InterfaceForms{
      void InterfaceFunc1();
}

public partial class child1 : Form, InterfaceForms
    {
      public child1(){}
      public InterfaceFunc1(){}
    }

public partial class child2 : Form, InterfaceForms
    {
      public child2(){}
      public InterfaceFunc1(){}
    }

I added all the form classes object to a list as below:
 List<Form> lsf = new List<Form>();

then I tried to load the my form classes as below:
 var fr = from Form item in lsf


were built at the level of the freight tracks between the freight tracks and the higher passenger tracks. Passengers could now access the platforms through a passenger subway without crossing any tracks. The 300 metre-long island platform between the standard-gauge passenger tracks with a useful length of 500 metres indicates the length of the trains used on the state railway at the time. For the transport of luggage, a separate tunnel ran from the entrance building to the platform, where there was a baggage lift. Two passenger tunnels were built between the north and the south parts of the station. With the reconstruction of the tracks, the at-grade crossings of the tracks of the Dresden–Werdau railway and the Weißeritz Valley Railway disappeared, the freight sheds were newly built, a loadingby an electronic interlocking. The mechanical signal boxes were closed in 2003 and demolished in 2006. The narrow-gauge railway now has colour light signals as entrance and exit signals. A bus stop and bicycle parking spaces were established in the station forecourt.

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Hainsberg station


I should have--I should have known. I should have taken better care of you."

_Enough self pity. I 'm the dead one. You've got other things to think about_.

"Like what? Digging my way through a wall of glass?" He sorted through his belongings and produced the crystal shard. "I'm sure this will do the job."

The words had scarcely left his lips when he felt a wave of intense heat. An orange glow suffused the wall to his right, and as he watched the wall melted away. Instead of simply flowing down toward the ground, the molten glass spread out in a circle--flowing up and sideways in defiance of gravity.

An instant later the glass was cold again, leaving a round exit from the cell. The chamber beyond was lit byflickering firelight, and Daine could see dark figures standing around the door.

"Out," a voice called--a woman's voice, deep but sweet.

Daine quickly thrust his belongings back into the belt pouch. Grabbing the gruel bowl, he slid out of the alcove.

The chamber beyond was formed of pure black glass. _Haven 't these people heard of wood or stone?_ The floor was slightly rough, providing traction. The walls were smooth and reflective, but Daine could see a double row of rough circles along the wall. _More cells, I suppose_. The upper row of circles was six feet off the ground, and Daine idly wondered how you'd get someone into a cell that far up. There were no exits that he could see--just a huge hearth filled with a roaring fire on


disk. There was a shifting of metal as the medallion was drawn fused to the node, and he felt its energy flowing into him--very old, very alien, nothing like the scouting disks he'd used in the war. An instant later, the bond was complete. He looked over at Lei then stepped onto the circle. Gazing down into the obsidian surface, he could see a faint flickering--patterns of flame in black and white fluttering in the shadows. As he watched, these grew more focused and pronounced.

_Open_ , he thought. He could feel the disk grow warm, feel his thoughts being translated into some ancient tongue and spread across the ether.

The glass began to glow.

The shimmer of heat rose up through the air. As Pierce watched, the glass around hisemanating from Harmattan himself. _Be quick_.

Pierce returned to the region he had been searching before, over by the entrance to the hall. He contemplated the broken hallway beyond, touching the spirit that held the ceiling in place.

"You fought well." Indigo had followed him. "But it was foolish of you to join the fray with such an ineffective weapon."

"I couldn't let you fight alone."

"Why is that?"

Before Pierce could speak, Hydra called out, his three voices hissing across the darkness. "No! What is she _doing? "_

For a moment, Pierce stared at Indigo. She was beautiful, in a way no human could ever be. A weapon, swift and deadly. Just as he was.

"Stay down," he said, and knocked her off of her feet with a savage blow from the butt of


ideas of the Democrats sound smart and boring so that you tune out to the words and just hum along with the melody. In reality, as we can see from more artless orators like Hillary and Sally Boynton Brown, the Democratic orthodoxy is dumb and hilarious.

Another candidate said black Americans are now living with “justified fear” of being killed after Donald Trump was elected president. Raymond Buckley, the chairman for the New Hampshire Democratic Party, told a story about how, in the midst of “grieving” on Election Day, he received a call from his black niece, who feared for her life after Trump’s victory. “It’s not just certain parts of the country,” he said. “That fear is all across the country. It’s even in rural new Hampshire. SoIt's not for the faint of heart.

Wednesday, June 30, 2010

I thought we were okay...

I don't know what's going on. I'm so confused. BLT seems to have woken up on the wrong side of the bed this morning and he's been short with me and cranky all day.

I was going to take all of us out to have Mexican food for dinner and on the way home he said, "do you really think that's a good idea?" and he explained that he felt bitchy and cranky. So even though I'm exhausted I went to the store and picked stuff up, came home and made dinner. I brought in the groceries by myself, and he came down to inform me he was going to run to the store to get


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      yum install -y wget unzip util-linux python-setuptools udev device-mapper && \
      yum install -y __DAEMON_PACKAGES__ && \
    # Centos 7 doesn't have confd/forego packages, so install them from web
    __WEB_INSTALL_CONFD__ && \
    __WEB_INSTALL_FOREGO__
Not to get all patriotic and sappy, but a friend of mine who is a Marine Heliocopter pilot sent this out as he was leaving for a year tour in Iraq. I know I am very thankful that we have such honorable men and women defending the thing I hold most precious, freedom. The right to water ski, the right for my kid to attend school and college, the right to express my opinion, own a gun and have a say in who leads our country. Again, I thought this was very heart felt. The writer again is a Marine, not a media guy, or someone selling his life story. He is a skier like us. He owns a Tige and is an avid barefooter. Please take 60