cylinders.

Here’s another analogy:

Let’s say you’re having chicken for dinner. There are many ways to eat chicken, but it’s safe to say plain chicken breast without any kind of seasoning or sauce is fairly boring and bland and probably isn’t going to get you all that stoked for dinner.

The point is, I think it’s fair to suggest that it’s how you cook, season, spice, or sauce-up the chicken that’s going to make or break the meal. The same is true of your training program: It’s the small things—the warm-up drills, the activation or mobility pieces, the accessory work, and the technical and skill sessions—that are going to make all the difference to your main event. They’re like the seasonings and sauces that will make your “chicken”—aka your clean orheights of the rectangles and eigenfunctions are normalized to unity, while each rectangle’s width indicates the extent of the localized eigenfunction as predicted by the effective potential (using a sublevel set at an energy level equal to $1.875$ times the depth of the wells as was done for Figure \[fg:pred1d\]). The small yellow circles give the position of the local minima and the numbers over them, the order of the local minima. Notice that the order differs from the order of the corresponding eigenfunctions after the first three.[]{data-label="fg:corr1d"}](fig11a.png "fig:"){height="2in"} ![A correlated potential and the corresponding effective potential with its seven lowest minima marked. On the top left is the original correlated potential, on the top right the corresponding effective potential. On the bottom are the first seven eigenfunctions with


piecewise potential with values chosen uniformly in (left) $[0, 4]$, (center) $[0, 16]$, (right) $[0, 64]$. In all these cases, one can notice that the ratio of the minimum values of $W$ to the corresponding eigenvalues remains remarkably close the value 1.5.[]{data-label="fg:ratio"}](fig13k.png "fig:"){height="1.25in"} ![A comparison of $100$ eigenvalues with the corresponding minimum values of $W$ for six different potentials with the ratio of the two shown beneath each one. Top two rows: (left) random $80{\times}80$ piecewise potential with values chosen uniformly in $[0, 20]$; (center) Bernoulli potential of Figure \[fg:bernoulli\]; (right) correlated potential of Figure \[fg:correlated\]. Bottom two rows: random $40{\times}40$ piecewise potential with values chosen uniformly in (left) $[0, 4]$, (center) $[0, 16]$, (right) $[0, 64]$. In all these cases, one can notice that the ratio of the minimumbetween the two.[]{data-label="fg:dos"}](fig17b.png "fig:"){height="2.in"}

![Density of states on $[0,1]$ for the case of a uniformly random potential with $2^{19}$ pieces, displayed with 100 bins. On top left, histogram of the actual eigenvalues. On top right, histogram of $1.25$ times the local minima of $W$. The bottom highlights the differences between the two.[]{data-label="fg:dos"}](fig17c.png){height="2.in"}

Eigenvalues from a variant of Weyl’s law {#ssec:eval2}
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The approximation can be used to predict, at most, one eigenvalue per local minimum of $W$. Intuitively, it approximates a localized eigenfunction by the fundamental mode of the well around the local minimum. Now we present an alternative approach, which again relies on the effective potential $W$, but which gives some sort of prediction for all the eigenvalues. For large eigenvalues, it provides information similar to Weyl’s law. Recall that Weyl’s


Ran Raz [^3]\
    Weizmann Institute
title: 'The Surprise Examination Paradox and the Second Incompleteness Theorem[^4]'
---

Few theorems in the history of mathematics have inspired mathematicians and philosophers as much as G$\ddot{\mbox{o}}$del’s incompleteness theorems. The first incompleteness theorem states that for any rich enough[^5] consistent mathematical theory[^6], there exists a statement that cannot be proved or disproved within the theory. The second incompleteness theorem states that for any rich enough consistent mathematical theory, the consistency of the theory itself cannot be proved (or disproved) within the theory.

The First Incompleteness Theorem {#the-first-incompleteness-theorem .unnumbered}
================================

G$\ddot{\mbox{o}}$del’s original proof for the first incompleteness theorem [@Godel] is based on the [*liar paradox*]{}.

> [**The liar paradox:**]{} consider the statement “this statement is false”. The statement can be neither true nor false.

G$\ddot{\mbox{o}}$del considered the related statement “thisstatement has no proof”. He showed that this statement can be expressed in any theory that is capable of expressing elementary arithmetic. If the statement has a proof, then it is false; but since in a consistent theory any statement that has a proof must be true, we conclude that if the theory is consistent the statement has no proof. Since the statement has no proof, it is true (over ${\mathbb N}$). Thus, if the theory is consistent, we have an example for a true statement (over ${\mathbb N}$) that has no proof.

The main conceptual difficulty in G$\ddot{\mbox{o}}$del’s original proof is the self-reference of the statement “this statement has no proof”. A conceptually simpler proof of the first incompleteness theorem, based on [*Berry’s paradox*]{}, was given by Chaitin [@Chaitin].

>


the [*unexpected hanging paradox*]{}).

> [**The surprise examination paradox:**]{} the teacher announces in class: “next week you are going to have an exam, but you will not be able to know on which day of the week the exam is held until that day”. The exam cannot be held on Friday, because otherwise, the night before the students will know that the exam is going to be held the next day. Hence, in the same way, the exam cannot be held on Thursday. In the same way, the exam cannot be held on any of the days of the week.

Let $T$ be a (rich enough) mathematical theory, such as PA or ZFC. For simplicity, the reader can assume that $T$ is ZFC, the theory of all mathematics; thus, anysatisfy $K(x)> L$.

Thus, if $m=1$ then for some integer $x$, the statement “$K(x)>
L$” can be proved (in $T$). But we know that for any integer $x$, the statement “$K(x)> L$” cannot be proved (in $T$), unless the theory is inconsistent. Hence, if the theory is consistent, $m \geq 2$. Since we assume that $T$ is a rich enough theory, we can prove the last conclusion in $T$. That is, we can prove in $T$ that: if $T$ is consistent then $m \geq 2$.

Assume for a contradiction that the consistency of $T$ can be proved within $T$. Thus, we can prove in $T$ the statement “$m
\geq 2$”. In the same way, we can work our way up and prove that $m
\geq i+1$, for every $i \leq  2^{L+1} +


mathematical theory in which the derivation is done; which is impossible by the second incompleteness theorem.

The important step in analyzing the paradox is the translation of the teacher’s announcement into a mathematical language. The key point lies in the formalization of the notions of surprise and knowledge.

As before, let $T$ be a rich enough mathematical theory (say, ZFC). Let $\left\{ 1,\dots,5\right\} $ be the days of the week and let $m$ denote the day of the week on which the exam is held. Recall the teacher’s announcement: “next week you are going to have an exam, but you will not be able to know on which day of the week the exam is held until that day”. The first part of the announcement is formalized as $m\in\left\{ 1,\dots,5\right\}used a paper debit card as they made spending choices, from cars to clothes to day care.
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By Claudia Buck - cbuck@sacbee.com

Jessica, 16, is a librarian with a police dispatcher husband, a toddler, a $1,700 past-due credit card bill and $4,500 in monthly income.

Matthew, 17, is a married teacher. He and his truck-driver spouse make $4,400 a month, have one kid, a monthly $100 student loan payment and $246 in total credit card debt.

Both couples pay $150 a month for medical coverage. How do they make ends meet each month?

Welcome to "Mad City Money," a personal finance exercise in which high school students are given a pretend job, a paycheck, a spouse (or not), maybe a couple of kids and a small pile of debt. Their


has organized similar events at other Sacramento high schools, said: "They're not going to lean from someone giving them a lecture: 'You've gotta save your money.' This is hands-on and it lets (teens) learn from their mistakes."

At every stop, the students – mostly juniors and seniors – had to make multiple, often tempting choices: the new SUV or the used sedan. Weekly fast-food trips or $40 dinners out. Even whether to spend $12 – or $80 – a month on takeout coffee.

Each had a paper debit card used to "pay" for their monthly lifestyle picks. Adding to the mix, an adult "fate fairy" circulated, handing out slips with unexpected good or bad news: a $300 flat tire repair, a $100 grocery giveaway.

The ultimate goal: To wind up with$600 or more in the hole on their monthly budget.

Jessica Campos, the "librarian," huddled with a girlfriend, assessing how they'd both wound up financially upside down.

"Now I'm finally understanding what my parents are always saying: 'You have to decide if you really want it,' " said Campos, a Mesa Verde junior.

The alternatives? Give up the high-end clothes, downsize to a smaller house, switch to a used car.

And just like in real life, there was a cost to every choice. Trade in the SUV? $100 to return it. Downsize from the high-end, three-bedroom-and-den house? That'll be $100. Even a $75 gym membership had a $20 return fee.

"It's not easy," said Derek Kent, 17, who was discovering that life as a TV broadcast technician with a working wife and a


Council on Economic Education, for example – are using these types of role-playing tools to engage teens.

World Cup Soccer and the National Football League team up with Visa to offer money-minded video games. Other finance games: "Road Trip to Savings" and "Ed's Bank." www.practicalmoneyskills.com

The Mint

Money advice for all ages, includes how-tos for parents on talking money with kids, ages 2 to 22. Co-sponsored by Northwestern Mutual Foundation and the National Council on Economic Education. www.themint.org

Department of Education

The California site links to more than 40 free money programs for teachers, parents and students, grades K-12. www.cde.ca.gov (Search for "Financial Literacy")

More games

The Journal of Extension lists other financial simulation games: www.joe.org (search for "games").

Editor's note: In a resource box on page D5 with Claudia Buck's personal finance column on Sundayreal it is difficult to reconcile with the expectation that metal enrichment from the stars in the central galaxy should result in a centrally peaked metal abundance profile in the hot gas.
author:
- 'David A. Buote, Aaron D. Lewis, Fabrizio Brighenti, & William G. Mathews'
title: |
    XMM-Newton and Chandra Observations of the Galaxy Group NGC 5044.\
    II. Metal Abundances and Supernova Fraction
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Introduction {#intro}
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There is presently a controversy associated with the iron abundances of groups (and the most X-ray luminous elliptical galaxies) deduced from X-ray observations. While there seems to be general agreement of sub-solar iron abundances outside the central regions ($r\approx
50-100$ kpc) of groups [e.g., @fino99; @buot00c], different investigators have often obtained (for the same groups) different results for the central regions ($r\la 50$ kpc)


Renzini and others [e.g., @renz93; @renz97; @wyse97].

NGC 5044 is brighter and more luminous in X-rays than NGC 1399 but is slightly lower in temperature. In @buot03a [hereafter Paper 1] we showed using  and  data that within $r\approx 30$ kpc the hot gas is not isothermal, nor is it consistent with a radially varying single-phase medium. Instead a limited multiphase medium is implied where the temperature varies from $\sim \thot$ to $\sim
\thot/2$ ($\thot\approx 1.3$ keV), but no lower.

In this paper we measure the metal abundances of the hot gas in NGC 5044 using the  and  data and provide a detailed investigation of the systematic errors in the derived abundances considering the effects of the temperature distribution, calibration, plasma codes, bandwidth, Galactic , and background rate. The implications of these measurements forthe 2T and PLDEM models provide the best fits within $r\la 30$ kpc (Paper 1), and they yield fully consistent values for  and , the near-solar values obtained for each element should be considered the favored values.

Although the silicon abundance obtained from 1T models within the central regions is biased low because of multiple temperature components having values near 1 keV within each radial bin [i.e., “Silicon Bias”, @buot00a], the ratio of silicon-to-fe (/) is affected much less. In Figure \[fig.si\] (Right panel) we plot / as function of radius for 1T (2D) and 2T (2D) models; the 3D models are everywhere consistent with their 2D counterparts within the $1\sigma-2\sigma$ errors. The Gaussian-weighted mean of all radial bins is $\si/\fe = 0.96\pm 0.02$ (in solar units) for 1T (2D) and $\si/\fe


= 0.83\pm 0.01$ (in solar units) for 2T (2D); the gas-mass-weighted values are $\si/\fe = 0.74\pm 0.05$ and $\si/\fe =
0.74\pm 0.05$ respectively for the 1T and 2T models. As expected, the largest differences between 1T and 2T models are observed within the central four bins (i.e., $r\la 30$ kpc) where $\si/\fe = 1.00\pm 0.02$ and $\si/\fe = 0.85\pm 0.01$ respectively for the 1T and 2T models for Gaussian means and $\si/\fe = 0.86\pm 0.03$ and $\si/\fe = 0.80\pm
0.02$ respectively for corresponding mass-weighted means; for comparison, in the outer bins (5-8) we have $\si/\fe = 0.74\pm 0.04$ (1T) and $\si/\fe = 0.76\pm 0.03$ (2T) for Gaussian means and $\si/\fe
= 0.72\pm 0.06$ (1T) and $\si/\fe = 0.73\pm 0.06$ (2T) for mass-weighted means.

We note that the marginal evidence that $\si/\fe$ decreases with$1\sigma$ errors. Although there is considerable scatter between radii, like Si the values of the O and Mg abundances obtained with the 2T model are systematically larger than those obtained with the 1T model within $r\sim 50$ kpc. The values of S are generally consistent between the 1T and 2T models. The relative insensitivity of S to the temperature model is likely attributed to the fact that the key S emission lines near 2.4 keV are farther away from the $\sim 1$ keV Fe L lines than either O, Mg, or Si.

Although the value of the Mg abundances differs significantly between 1T and 2T models, the Mg/Fe ratio – like the Si/Fe ratio – is quite similar for both models; e.g., in bin \#2, $\mg/\fe=0.94\pm 0.05$ in solar units, for 1T


do not necessarily translate directly to large errors in the inferred Fe abundance.

We illustrate this effect in Figure \[fig.fel\] using the  and  plasma codes. These codes have many differences in how they model the atomic physics and in their line libraries (especially for Fe L) thus allowing for an interesting test of the robustness of the iron abundance determination. We consider a fiducial spectral model with $T=1$ keV, $Z=1\solar$, and equal normalizations for the  and  codes. The ratio of the fluxes in the two models are plotted as a function of energy over the range 0.7-1.2 keV for two different resolutions. In the left panel we plot this ratio at high-resolution binning ($\Delta E=0.5$ eV) giving 1000 energy bins over the energy range shown. Although most of the points cluster nearas demonstrated by the differences we obtained for 1T and multitemperature models discussed in §\[fe\].

Consequently, it is expected that for spectra where the Fe Bias is unimportant (e.g., the  spectra for $r\ga 40$ kpc in NGC 5044) the measured value of  should not be very sensitive to the value of  – the lower energy limit (0.3-0.7 keV) used in the spectral fitting. In contrast, for spectra where the Fe Bias is important (e.g., the  spectra for $r\la 30$ kpc in NGC 5044) the measured value of  should be very sensitive to the value of , and specifically  should decrease as  increases toward 0.7 keV.

This behavior is observed for NGC 5044. In Figure \[fig.emin\] we plot $\fe(R)$ for the 1T (2D) model fitted jointly to the and  data for different values of $\emin=0.3,0.5,0.7$ keV.


the hot gas in the central regions are $\approx 0.6\solar$ and the Mg/O ratios are near solar. The near-solar Mg/O ratios are in much better agreement with expectations from SNe enrichment than the values obtained for all other models we explored without a warm absorber. However, like the cold absorber there is no evidence for the emission in other wavebands implied by the relatively large column densities obtained in the X-ray fits for the warm absorber, nor is it easy to understand how the temperature of the warm gas is maintained. Consequently, we do not discuss either the warm or cold intrinsic absorbers further.

Background
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We considered the effect of errors in the background normalization on the measured values of . Apart from the few emission lines from calibration sourceswe obtain $\fe=0.256\pm 0.003\solar$ for 1T and $\fe=0.64\pm 0.02\solar$ for 2T (only statistical error quoted) in excellent agreement with our previous results from . (Similar agreement is obtained when comparing identical models to @buot99a.) [**The excellent agreement between  and  implies that calibration error cannot be a large contributor to error in our measurement of , certainly $<10\%$.**]{}

Hence, the  data of NGC 5044, whether extracted in a large 50 kpc aperture as done in this section or in the smaller apertures in previous sections, fully confirm the Fe Bias effect, not only for NGC 5044, but by implication also for many other bright ellipticals in centrally E-dominated groups we examined in previous  studies [@buot98c; @buot99a; @buot00a].

Our results in this section clearly rule out the claim by @loew02 and @mush03a that


over the 1T model, their $\chi^2$/dof values are still formally unacceptable. The residuals of these fits do not show any obvious features and have the same magnitude throughout the bandpass. The ratios of model-to-data are within $\pm 5\%$ and appear to be largely the result of small inconsistencies between the MOS1, MOS2, pn, and ACIS-S detectors. (Formally acceptable $\chi^2$ values are obtained, e.g., using just the  data as shown in Table 4 of Paper 1.) However, since there are radial variations of the spectral properties within the large aperture, we expect that the models fitted to the entire large aperture must fail at some level; i.e., the temperature components of the 2T model shown in Table \[tab.temps\] do vary with radius within $R=5\arcmin$.

Outer Regions
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-0.4cm

[cccccccc]{}\
& Best & $\Delta$Statistical &a nearly single-temperature medium.)

The value of  is tightly constrained to $\approx 40\%$ of the average value of  within $R=5\arcmin$. Notice also that the / and / ratios are consistent with their corresponding values for $R=5\arcmin$ within their $1-1.5\sigma$ statistical errors. The Mg and Ne abundances have rather large systematic errors in this outer region, and thus must be considered to be consistent with their values for $R=5\arcmin$. However, / is significantly larger and has a value near solar. As shown in §\[other\], the large value of  at large radius is due entirely to bin \#7 which suggests it may not be that large. Values of / at adjacent radii are consistent with those at smaller radii within the $\approx
1\sigma$ errors. If the discrepancy is real, it is difficult to understand why / increases


Lewis Bradley (rugby)

Lewis "Lew" Bradley (third ¼ 1889 – 20 June 1918) was an English rugby union and professional rugby league footballer who played in the 1900s and 1910s. He played club level rugby union (RU) for Cinderford R.F.C. (in Cinderford, Gloucestershire), Lydney RFC (in Lydney, Gloucestershire) and Pontypool RFC, and club level rugby league (RL) for Wigan (Heritage No. 320), as a , i.e. number 2 or 5.

Background
Lewis Bradley was born in Ruardean, Gloucestershire, England, his birth was registered in Westbury-on-Severn district, Gloucestershire, he was the son of John George Bradley and Ann, he lived with his family at The Roebuck public house (now closed and occupied by a residential development called Roebuck Meadows), Forest Road, Ruardean Woodside, Ruardean  , he worked as a butcher ingels. This finding would accelerate our understanding of both the natural and synthetic self-sorting systems and can serve as a starting point for the "bottom-up" fabrication of hierarchically compartmentalized structures for applications in, for example, synthetic biology,^[@ref4]^ catalysis,^[@ref17]^ and drug delivery.^[@ref18]^

The Supporting Information is available free of charge on the [ACS Publications website](http://pubs.acs.org) at DOI: [10.1021/jacs.8b09596](http://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/jacs.8b09596).Experimental procedures and supporting figures ([PDF](http://pubs.acs.org/doi/suppl/10.1021/jacs.8b09596/suppl_file/ja8b09596_si_001.pdf))Movie S1 ([AVI](http://pubs.acs.org/doi/suppl/10.1021/jacs.8b09596/suppl_file/ja8b09596_si_002.avi))Movie S2 ([AVI](http://pubs.acs.org/doi/suppl/10.1021/jacs.8b09596/suppl_file/ja8b09596_si_003.avi))Movie S3 ([AVI](http://pubs.acs.org/doi/suppl/10.1021/jacs.8b09596/suppl_file/ja8b09596_si_004.avi))Movie S4 ([AVI](http://pubs.acs.org/doi/suppl/10.1021/jacs.8b09596/suppl_file/ja8b09596_si_005.avi))

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^∥^ C.M.: School of Chemical Engineering and Physical Science, Lovely Professional University, Punjab, India.

The authors declare no competing financial interest.

We gratefully acknowledge the China Scholarship Council and The Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research (NWO VIDI) for financial support.


delivery truck cutting in from the left. The car stops and does not resume driving until the road clears; the engineers nod their approval and continue to check e-mail and send texts.

Plans for a long highway drive should be equally free of stress and fatigue because once again, the car will do the driving. The driver takes over control only to pass or change lanes.

"We still have a long way to go, but the technology is amazing," said Christian Schumacher, director of engineering systems and technology for Continental in North America.

Like cruise control, the self-driving mode can be tapped on and off. "The driver is always in control and can override the system any time," Muharemovic said.

The driver must stay awake and pay enough attention to satisfy asearch will begin at the location you select and will continue to the bottom of the directory tree for the selected item.

Select the Advanced tab shown in Figure 9-6.

To narrow the search to a specific file type, use the Of Type selection list. For example, select Microsoft Word Document to search for Word document files.

To search for a specific string of text within files, enter the text in the Containing Text field.

To search by file size, select At Least or At Most using the Size Is selection list. Then specify a file size using the KB field.

Click on the Find Now button to begin the search. When the search is complete, Find displays all files that match the search parameters. You can view, copy, or delete any of


drives, you'll see the Copy Disk dialog box shown in Figure 9-7. Use this dialog box to select the source and destination drives. In the Copy From area, select the drive you want to use as the source. In the Copy To area, select the drive you want to use as the destination. Click the Start button when you are ready to begin copying, then insert the source and destination disks when prompted.

Selecting Files and Directories

In Windows NT Explorer, you can select individual and multiple files in a variety of ways.

To select individual files

Click on them with the mouse.

Use the Tab key to switch between the All Folders pane (on the left side of Windows NT Explorer) and the Contents pane (on the right side of Windows NTTottenham stance unchanged after formal transfer request Chelsea have had £27m bid for Modric turned down

This article is more than 9 years old

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Harry Redknapp, the Tottenham Hotspur manager, has reiterated that Luka Modric is not for sale after the 25-year-old lodged a formal transfer request following Chelsea's improved bid of £27m.

"We know he wants to leave and whether he writes it down on a piece of paper doesn't really make any difference to our stance," Redknapp told BBC Sport. "He's a great player and we don't want to lose him."

The playmaker is now in South Africa with his Tottenham team-mates for their pre-season tour. He agreed to travel due to his respect for Redknapp, who has repeatedly praised Modric's attitude and


Every other page printing blank using Tablix

I have had a problem with the Tablix printing ever since I have been using them. Currently I am using 2008 R2.

My problem is that no matter how narrow I make my Tablix, including it only expanding to a width the fraction of the printed page size, if there is more than one page of information, I always get a blank page, every other page throughout the report.

I never thought to post the question but it happens so often, and I'm so frustrated with it, I decided it was time to ask.

Down at the bottom, below the design area, there are a pai of areas with orange ribbons representing the groups. Investigate the properties of the groups to make sure that youoperate such devices. Moreover, there is no procedure to certify basic skills prior to their application. The latter is mostly due to the current lack of a best practice model for electrosurgery. In fact, very little is known about the details of practical use by different surgeons. No complete training for residents can be developed, as long as the actual use of these instruments is unknown and objective assessments based on validated metrics are lacking. For these reasons, it is necessary to obtain information about the current application methods of electrosurgical devices throughout a procedure. We are not aware of other studies that investigated the use of electrosurgical devices in depth.

The aim of the work presented in this article is to get insight in the application of electrosurgical


device usage

Statistics {#section7-1553350617705207}
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To control for possible effects of patient characteristics on the use of the electrosurgical device we first determined whether the sex, age, BMI, and previous abdominal surgery was correlated with any of the above-mentioned parameters. Pearson product-moment correlation coefficients were obtained to see whether there was a relation between the number and duration of activations and the duration of use of the device. Student's *t* tests were performed to determine whether there were significant differences between the means of the grouped data of experts and of the residents. Analysis was done with use of MATLAB (version R2014b, MathWorks, Natick, MA).

Results {#section8-1553350617705207}
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Activation Patterns {#section9-1553350617705207}
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Laparoscopic cholecystectomies have a relatively standard execution. However, in this study the total procedure time varied extensively (range 9 minutes to 1 hour 44residents when the procedure duration increases (*r* = 0.66, *P* \< .001). [Figure 3C](#fig3-1553350617705207){ref-type="fig"} shows that residents tend to use the same activation time regardless of the duration of the procedure (*r* = −0.33, *P* = .002).

![Number of activations (A and B) and mean activation time (C). Data obtained from surgeons (red) and residents (blue).](10.1177_1553350617705207-fig3){#fig3-1553350617705207}

Comparing the activation parameters averaged across the groups of surgeons and residents, differences between approaches in handling the device are observed. Surgeons have a mean number of activations of 102 times per procedure (median 87, interquartile range \[IQR\] 60.8), while residents tend to use the device more often with 123 times per procedure (median 111.5, IQR 56). This difference is not statistically significant however. The Student's *t* test (*t* = −4.2, *P* \< .001,


that meets and exceeds all state and federal drinking water standards."

Chromium 6 is widely used in dyes, paints, inks, and plastics. It also is used in metal plating, stainless steel production, wood preservation, and textile manufacturing, and is contained in the ash from coal-burning power plants.

California is the only state with a standard for Chromium 6. The law was passed after Erin Brockovich won a $333 million settlement in 1996 on behalf of the 600 residents of Hinkley, Calif., which has the highest level of Chromium 6 in groundwater in the country. A movie based on the case was released in 2000.

Hinkley's ground water contained concentrations as high as 580 PPB, more than 10 times California's drinking water standard of 50 PPB. The national standard is 100 PPB.

"ThisThose were the only three states to pursue the reduced limits.

The 0.02 PPB "public health goal" is the level below which California's state scientists believe there is no more than a one-in-a-million risk of a person developing cancer over their lifetime.

The U.S. EPA subsequently ordered local water companies to begin testing for Chromium 6. From 2013-2015, the utilities collected more than 60,000 samples, and found Chromium 6 in more than 75 percent of them. The Environmental Working Group used the data to compile its report.

Based largely on the new cancer findings, California and U.S. EPA officials are reevaluating what Chromium 6 concentrations should be considered safe in drinking water. California is expected to propose new health guidelines soon. But the Environmental Working Group fears the EPA may bow


codebase running on both of these servers are identical right now. They are both trying to fetch the image at the URL shown above in that particular piece of code.
On the .ie server, the request that generates the PDF works correctly, without any problems fetching the image. On the .com server, the request fails with this error:

javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException: sun.security.validator.ValidatorException: PKIX path building failed: sun.security.provider.certpath.SunCertPathBuilderException: unable to find valid certification path to requested target
  ...
  Caused by: sun.security.validator.ValidatorException: PKIX path building failed: sun.security.provider.certpath.SunCertPathBuilderException: unable to find valid certification path to requested target
  ...
  Caused by: sun.security.provider.certpath.SunCertPathBuilderException: unable to find valid certification path to requested target

My understanding of this error is that the certificate at the target URL is not trusted (e.g. self-signed), but thatis not true in this case. Also, both of the servers are hitting the same URL for the image, so why is one server trusting the certificate and the other not?
I haven't made any additional configuration changes on the .ie server that I haven't made on the .com server (with respect to setting up the new certificate), so is there some other (mis)configuration that I haven't considered?

A:

Not trusted means the used CA is not trusted by the software.
Self-signed certificates are never trusted.
Java has it's own trust store (only on Linux the system trust store is used AFAIR?). If the CA certificate is newer than the used Java version it may happen that Java does not trust the CA. Conclusion: Update your Java.
According to


count is readily available via the Count property.
If you can, avoid using Sleep to delay production of more items.  Have the producer wait on an Event or similar when queue gets too large, and have consumer(s) signal the Event when the queue backlog reaches a threshold where you are comfortable allowing more items to be produced.  Always try to make things event-driven - Sleep is a bit of a guess.

A:

I don't think there is a built-in way, but you can introduce a [static?] counter that would increase/decrease; for that you would have to create your own method that would wrap ThreadPool.QueueUserWorkItem() and take care of the counter.
By the way, just in case you are running .NET 4.0, you should use TaskFactory.StartNew instead of ThreadPool.QueueUserWorkItem() - it's*)

a
(* 2 *)

How does it work?

When the system sees inc[a], it would normally start by evaluaating a. But since inc has the HoldAll attribute, it skips this step

The pattern inc[x_] matches inc[a], so the transformation rule inc[x_] :> (x = x+1) is applied.  Thus inc[a] gets transformed into a = a+1.

The system proceeds with the evaluation of the expression a = a+1, which causes the definition of a to change.  At this point the expression no longer contains inc, so we can forget about the symbol completely.

Understanding evaluation control, and the difference between functions like Hold or Unevaluated is often difficult for newcomers to Mathematica.  After you have read the tutorial on the Evaluation of Expressions, I suggest you also take a look at this


one:

Working with Unevaluated Expressions

* The only other general purpose term rewriting language I know of is Pure (and its predecessor Q).

A:

You need:
SetAttributes[myfunc, HoldAll]

You then have:
myfunc[a_, b_] := {a = 2*a;
   b = -b;};
vara = 5;
varb = 6;
SetAttributes[myfunc, HoldAll]
myfunc[vara, varb];
{vara, varb}
{10, -6}

Look for HoldAll, HoldFirst and HoldRest in the documentation and this site.
You can do this:
myfunc[a_, bIn_] := Block[{b},
   {a = 2*a,
    b = -bIn}];
vara = 5;
varb = 6;
SetAttributes[myfunc, HoldFirst]
myfunc[vara, varb];
{vara, varb}
{10, 6}

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Ong's Hat is a real but enigmatic location in south central New Jersey that has inspired a counterculture revolution in physics. Exotic pursuits in the Many-Worlds Interpretation of quantum mechanics by Princeton physicists paved the way for avant-garde experiments in quantum consciousness. Integrating meditation with biofeedback and brain machine techniques, synchronicity attractors were developed which sought out tangible states of existence beyond the bounds of Earth. Allegedly, the experimenters achieved success with the accessing of parallel universes. Up to now, the truth about the cult has been vague and indecisive, but the legends, technology and quantum theory surrounding it are more than tangible. Since Peter Moon's involvement in the Montauk investigation, he has encountered incredible synchronicities with regard


"God of our Lord Jesus Christ" is "the glorious Father," or, more literally, the "Father of glory" (Eph 1:17). In the Old Testament the special covenant name for God was the so-called "tetragrammaton," which orthodox Jews today do not pronounce and which Christians commonly translate "Yahweh" or "LORD." This name, said Moses to the Israelites, is "glorious and awesome" (Deut 28:58).

In Scripture, God's names are not arbitrary or random, but tell us something about who God is. By calling him the "Almighty," the "Most High," or the "Holy One," for example, Scripture provides a glimpse into his character. Thus, when Scripture calls him the God, King, or Father of glory, it indicates that God's very nature is glorious. This confirms the Reformed orthodox claim that glory is, firstplace to look. As Calvin wrote, "He has given us a form in which is set before us as in a picture everything which it is lawful to wish, everything which is conducive to our interest, everything which it is necessary to demand. From his goodness in this respect we derive the great comfort of knowing, that as we ask almost in his words, we ask nothing that is absurd, or foreign, or unseasonable; nothing, in short, that is not agreeable to him."40 If our prayers do not generally follow the pattern Christ set before us, something is amiss. This comment obviously pertains to the external form and content of prayer. Jesus taught us _what_ we should pray for if we are to pray in ways pleasing to


only triumphs in the breasts of believers over the devil and the flesh, sin and sinners, when their eyes are directed to the power of his resurrection."22

**Patient Endurance**

True self-denial through the trials of life, nourished by the hope of everlasting glory, is accompanied by _patient endurance_. À Brakel defines patience as "the believer's spiritual strength which he has in God whereby he, in the performance of his duty, willingly, with composure, joyfully, and steadfastly endures all the vicissitudes of life, having a hope that the outcome will be well."23

On one hand, self-denial _requires_ patient endurance. It is difficult enough to deny one's selfish, God-displeasing inclinations for a short time, but to do so more and more over a lifetime demands precisely the sort of strength of character weThis invention relates in general to a thrust enhancer for use in a jet or rocket engine aircraft, particularly for use in lower thrust applications, such as in takeoff of missiles and light aircraft, where additional thrust from a lightweight and compact augmentation system is very desirable. The thrust enhancer is particularly suited for augmenting the thrust of engines that expel gases at near sonic or greater velocities.
Jet engines and rockets produce thrust by expelling burned gasses at high velocity. My previous U.S. Pat. No. 4,896,501 titled "TURBOJET ENGINE WITH SONIC INJECTION AFTERBURNER" describes a particular turbojet engine in which fuel is supplied to the afterburner by spraying it into several small turbine bypass ducts which connect the main combustion chamber to the forward portion of the afterburner.


Many of the national team players, and even ethnic German players from other national teams like Ernst Willimowski, were gathered together under coach Herberger as Rote Jäger through the efforts of a sympathetic air force officer trying to protect the footballers from the most dangerous wartime service.

Three German teams

After the Second World War, Germany was banned from competition in most sports until about 1950, with none of the three new German states, West Germany, East Germany and Saarland, entering the 1950 World Cup qualifiers, since the DFB was only reinstated as full FIFA member after this World Cup.

West Germany

As in most aspects of life, the pre-war traditions and organizations of Germany were carried on by the Federal Republic of Germany, which was referred to as West3
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| 5
| 1
| 1
| 14
| 6
| colspan=6 | Qualified as Hosts
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|  2010
| Third Place
| 3rd
| 7
| 5
| 0
| 2
| 16
| 5
| 10
| 8
| 2
| 0
| 26
| 5
|- style="background:Gold;"
|  2014
| Champions
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| 6
| 1
| 0
| 18
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| 10
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| 36
| 10
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|  2018
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| 109
| 67
| 20*
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| 226
| 125
| 94
| 74
| 18
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| 70
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current, temperature rating, and derating curves. The TI app note does a good job of touching on these points.
Make sure that other components are rated properly. Your power rating of 720 W seems a bit high. Drawing 30 A @ 24 V is a lot of current. I would do more research on the expected current draw. In any case, make sure the wires and switches can all handle the expected peak current plus some extra margin.
In summary:
1) Be very careful of how you design this charger, do not exceed the gassing voltage.
2) Use a down converter since the charging voltage is lower than your input voltage.
3) Changing the switching frequency will not affect the average output voltage if you remain in continuous conduction mode.
4) Changeher role in the show. But if we're going to talk about her size at all, let us get used to admitting that women on TV are truly average sized - "Lila" is more like a size 12 - perhaps larger. And that is okay. It always gets to me when women on TV attempt to represent a healthier body image that falls in line with what women look like in the real world, but then can't just be okay with admitting that they are the size they truly are. Not that this article is written by this actress, but to the real author, let's not make "Lila" feel bad about herself by saying she's a size 6 because anyone with eyes can see that she is clearly


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Finance 4.0: The race to rebalance the world

Rahul Singh

Finance 4.0: The race to rebalance the world

22.01.2019 03:00 pm

Millennial technologies such as the internet of things, artificial intelligence, cognitive process automation and public cloud are heralding what is commonly called Industry 4.0 – erasing the lines between the physical and the digital world. Industry 4.0 is disrupting everything from utilities to healthcare, and from media to mining. The financial services industry is no exception, as it finds itself being reshaped at the hands of technologies such as robotic process automation (RPA), blockchain and biometrics. The strongest evidence of the impact of Industry 4.0 on financial services lies in the increasing use of RPA to eliminate human error, and the experimentations around cybercurrencies and peer-to-peer transactions driven by anew year, the big OEMs release their latest and greatest phones. Around this time, US customer can expect devices from two manufacturers: Samsung and LG. However, unlike previous years, LG is doing a little shakeup. Instead of releasing a new iteration of the G series lineup, rumors indicate a new V30 will arrive first.

Snapchat just rolled out a feature that lets you create custom Filters and Lenses. While the average Geofilter won't run you more than a few bucks, it's not that hard to exponentially jack up the price. Amazingly enough, Snapchat's latest attempt to monetize their platform can ultimately cost you as much as $999.99. Ignore the penny, let's call that a cool grand.

Snapchat is in the midst of a massive redesign — one that not everyone


user. Whether you're on Android or iPhone, your battery is probably a massive concern. While there are a ton of battery-saving tips out there, they mainly rely on you manually performing actions yourself. This isn't the case if you use IFTTT to take care of your battery automatically.

Earlier this week, Snapchat announced a partnership with NBCUniversal regarding the 2018 Winter Olympic Games in South Korea. Starting on February 10, Snapchat will be streaming a feed of NBC's live broadcast of the Olympics in Pyeongchang.

Snapchat's redesign has really taken off, slimming the app down to two sections: Friends and Discover. Snapchat appears to be celebrating this massive success by giving all users a sort of "best of" filter, one that encapsulates the complete Snapchat experience complete with the Dancingperform actions automatically — actions you'd normally have to do manually. Finding those applets, however, can be a little difficult.

Messaging apps can be a double-edged sword. Not only do they let you interact with other people, but they also let you go back and reminisce on past exchanges. However, that same archive can be used against you in certain situations. Luckily, Signal can be manipulated to remove any record of past messages.

In the not so distant past, you had to actually go meet someone in person to repay money you owed them. Say they covered your half of dinner or picked up movie tickets — they wouldn't get their money back at least until the next time you saw them. Thankfully, Venmo has effectively eliminated this inconvenience.

Snapchat has


Hooghly district CPI(M) leader and former MP of Serampore Lok Sabha constituency, while it is true that lakhs of people watched the press meet where Deb raised such allegations, it could have reached to a greater audience had we got the chance to portray them in wall graffiti.

“There are other avenues such as street corner and public meetings and we will make all possible attempts to use these avenues to showcase the allegations raised by Deb,” Chatterjee said.

Wall graffiti has always been a popular Leftist medium of campaign. For instance, when the Bofors scam rocked the entire nation, the CPI(M)used several such graffiti portraying the then Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi as the brain behind the scam.

Mamata Banerjee, too , from time to time, has been a favourite subjectitself Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), arose from the same ideological swamp as the other groups. The harsh Islamization of Pakistan, which started under Zulfikar Bhutto in the mid-1970s—when he forged tighter bonds with Saudi Arabia, declared the minority Muslim sect Ahmadis as non-Muslims, and banned the sale of alcohol, all for the political support of the religious class—only accelerated under the military rule of Zia-ul-Haq.

After the Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan in 1979, Zia feared further Soviet aggression and worked with the United States and Saudi Arabia to bog down the Red Army, fostering the seven mujahideen groups—including what would become the Haqqani network—and encouraging the further Islamization of Pakistani society in the face of “atheistic and communist” aggression from Moscow.

Since the collapse of the Soviet Union following its retreat


another drinking cup.
All these drinking cups serve, in some degree, for better sanitary purposes, since after replacing the used drinking cup by a clean one, the next user is not subjected to the influence bacteria, infectious viruses and germs of a previous user. However, the main intention of the above cups is to serve as an outlet of the drinking vessel (bottle or can) which is shaped conveniently for the user to drink the beverage directly from the bottle or the can without dispensing the beverage into a separate glass or a cup.
Disadvantageously, to be protected from transmission of various bacteria, viruses and germs, the users sharing the same beverage container should have handy a plurality of disposable aforesaid drinking cups, that is, at least, not conveniently availablein the name of, and on partial behalf of the government, but the proceedings are thereafter conducted solely by the qui tarn relator. See 31 U.S.C. § 3730(b).[7] In that circumstance, it cannot reasonably be argued that the action is being continued or pursued "by a governmental unit," so as to fall within the Bankruptcy Code's § 362(b)(4) exception to the automatic stay. See id. (stating that "[w]hen the government plays no role in pursuing an action, it can hardly be said that the action was commenced or continued `by' the government").
Of course, this is not to say that a qui tarn FCA action can never fall within the § 362(b)(4) exception to the automatic stay, for it clearly would do so in the event the government elected


. [and] [t]he Government may elect to intervene and proceed with the action within 60 days after it receives both the complaint and the material evidence and information." 31 U.S.C. § 3730.
[4]  That section provides that "the Government shall . . . (A) proceed with the action, in which case the action shall be conducted by the Government; or (B) notify the court that it declines to take over the action, in which case the person bringing the action shall have the right to conduct the action." 31 U.S.C. § 3730(b)(4).
[5]  See In re Point Blank Body Armor Inc., 10-11257-PJW (Bankr. D. Del.); In re Point Blank Solutions, Inc., et al, 10-11255-PJW (Bankr. D. Del.).
[6]  It is well-settled that "an action under the False Claimsto be useable as current-limiting elements even in power circuits with currents of, for example, 50 to 100 A at 250 V. However, such resistors are not commercially available and therefore cannot be realized without considerable expenditure.
In the case of all PTC resistors, the thickness of the resistance material between the contact terminals, together with the dielectric strength of this material, determines the magnitude of the voltage held by the resistor in the high-impedance state. In the case of a rapid transition from the low-impedance state to the high-impedance state, however, larger overvoltages are induced--in particular in the case of circuits with high inductance. These overvoltages can only be effectively reduced if the PTC resistor is given large dimensions. This inevitably leads either to a considerable reduction in


key limit on honest services fraud in United States v. Czubinski, ruling that a mere workplace violation does not constitute fraud without evidence of depriving the employer of property in some way. Richard Czubinski was employed in Massachusetts by the Internal Revenue Service when, in 1992, he violated IRS rules by carrying out several unauthorized searches of the IRS database and accessing files outside of the course of his official duties. In 1995, he was convicted of wire fraud (defrauding the IRS of property and the public of his honest services) and computer fraud. The appellate court reversed the honest services fraud conviction on the basis that Czubinski's actions did not amount to anything more than a workplace violation, warranting no more than a dismissal:
Czubinski was not bribedLeader Joseph Bruno was convicted in 2009 on two counts of honest services fraud.
Mary McCarty, a former Palm Beach County Commissioner, is currently serving a federal prison sentence for honest services fraud.
New Jersey political boss Joe Ferriero was convicted in 2009 of conspiracy and two counts of mail fraud.
Former Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich was indicted in 2009 for allegedly conspiring to commit honest services fraud, as well as for allegedly soliciting bribes.
Former Alabama state legislator Sue Schmitz was convicted in 2009 of three counts of mail fraud and four counts of fraud involving a program receiving federal funds.
Judges Mark Ciavarella and Michael Conahan originally pleaded guilty to honest services fraud and conspiracy in the Kids for cash scandal. The pleas were later withdrawn.


Sequential hepatobiliary scintigraphy demonstrating apparent transient biliary obstruction.
A case of acute acalculous cholecystitis in which sequential hepatobiliary scintigraphy demonstrated apparent transient biliary obstruction is presented. An initial technetium-99m diisopropyliminodiacetic acid ([99mTc]DISIDA) study in a patient suspected of acute cholecystitis showed persistent hepatic activity, nonvisualization of the gallbladder, and minimal intestinal activity seen only at 24 hr. Following a second injection of [99mTc]DISIDA administered shortly after the 24-hr image from the first study, the gallbladder and bowel were both visualized within 75 min. At subsequent surgery, acute and chronic cholecystitis were present without evidence of choledocholithiasis or other source of obstruction. Intrahepatic cholestasis following clearance of biliary obstruction may result in late bowel visualization on delayed cholescintigraphic images similar to that seen in partial obstruction. Accurate reflection of theweek in review After public criticism of a proposal that would let government agencies warrantlessly access Americans' e-mail, a prominent senator says he will "not support" such an idea.

Sen. Patrick Leahy has abandoned his controversial proposal that would grant government agencies more surveillance power -- including warrantless access to Americans' e-mail accounts -- than they possess under current law. The Vermont Democrat said on Twitter that he would "not support such an exception" for warrantless access, a few hours after a CNET article disclosed the existence of the measure.

Leahy's about-face comes in response to a deluge of criticism, including the American Civil Liberties Union saying that warrants should be required, and the conservative group FreedomWorks launching a petition to Congress -- with more than 2,300 messages sent so


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State of Emergency declared in Belize

Tonight, for the first time in decades, certain areas of Southside Belize City are under a state of emergency.
Two large areas have been designated as "public emergency zones." These are the turf of the George Street and Banak Street gangs. Their recent round of warfare resulted in the weekend's spate of killings in the city. And now, the state has responded decisively - with an unprecedented move - basically to declare the warzones special areas where police haveof emergencies in those areas; it will not. The stores in those areas will be left to remain open as normal."

But, for the one hundred men detained, an estimated 75 of them will not know life as normal for a while.

DCP Chester Williams- Acting Commissioner
"What we intend to do is that in the first instance we intend to incarcerate these individuals for one month. If at the expiration of that one month period they have shown no signs of improvement or that they want to behave themselves then we intend to take it further. Now, some might say that we are really being heavy handed but truth of the matter is, and I'm sure you all will agree, that we have also talked enough with them and we


threat that they are willing to extend it.

Hon. John Saldivar- Minister of National Security
"If we should wish to have an extension of this 30 day period, we will have to take the matter to do the House of Representatives. And I, as minister, do intend to do so if the circumstances do so warrant."

DCP Chester Williams- Acting Commissioner
"Right now this operation is focused in Belize City. And, I will sound the warning, if the other groups decided that they want to create problems, then they will find themselves in the same situation as George Street and the Banak area."

It's a lot of security, personnel and resources, and much of it in the name of a safe September.

COL. Geoge Lovell- (RET'D.) CEO, Ministry of National Security "We believe thatmen, and police said they would keep 75 in custody:

DCP Chester Williams, AG. Commissioner
"While yes the proclamation do give the police and other law enforcement agencies powers to be able to go in and arrest the situation, we do not intend to abuse those powers that will be bestowed upon us by the proclamation."

But seeing this scene here today, one wonders, what's next - how do police hope to keep these men calm upon their release if they will spend 30 days like this?

Last week Friday, we saw the men from the Banak Street area who are apparently being held at Raccoon Street under similar conditions.


each company's relative demand for the system's energy.  30 FERC at 65,172.

47
3. FERC's initial decision.44   In Order No. 234 the Commission summarily affirmed both ALJs on the threshold issue of its own jurisdiction to amend the Sales Agreement and the System Agreement.  31 FERC at 61,643-46.45   On the merits, the Commission affirmed both ALJs' findings that MSU constituted an "integrated electric system."    31 FERC at 61,645.  The Commission, however, specifically rejected ALJ Head's finding that the MSU system displayed a "pattern of autonomy" with regard to the planning and construction of generating units.  Id.

48
The Commission conceded that MSU's system of overlapping officers and directors and the representation of the operating companies on the System Operating Committee gavethe operating companies substantial influence in the development of the system's plans.  Id. at 61,646.  FERC further observed that the individual companies used their influence to seek the addition of generating units that met their particular needs, and that Section 4.01 of the System Agreement made each operating company responsible for financing the ownership or purchase of the generating capacity necessary to service its customers.  Id. at 61,649.  The Commission nonetheless concluded that "major critical decisions, including decisions to build new generating units, are made by the Operating Committee for the benefit of the system as a whole."    Id. at 61,646.  See also id. at 61,650.

49
The Commission buttressed its conclusion with the following evidentiary support:  (1) Section 4.01 of


UPSA it would have been responsible for 31.63% of Grand Gulf, but under the Commission's scheme it would be responsible for a full 33%.  31 FERC at 61,959.  Under the new scheme Mississippi would receive only 9.5% of the system's nuclear capacity while paying for 15% of the system's nuclear investment.  32 FERC at 61,964 n. 26.

57
The Commission responded by asserting that the mere fact that FERC's order increased MP & L's burden did not make it more discriminatory.  It is completely rational, argued the Commission, that a smaller burden can be discriminatory and, with a change in the relative standing of the parties, a larger burden can be fair.  The original allocation was discriminatory, in the Commission's view, because AP & LAgreement which, inter alia, establishes procedures for sharing costs on the system.  In 1982, the Companies filed an amendment to that Agreement with FERC proposing a methodology for determining the rate of return on investment as a component of the fixed costs shared under that Agreement.  The Minnesota Public Utilities Commission ("MPUC") intervened and contended that FERC lacked jurisdiction to review the amendment because the Coordinating Agreement does not establish a wholesale rate.  Specifically, MPUC argued that FERC "exceeded its authority under the Federal Power Act and intruded upon retail ratemaking functions by accepting a filing that sets a rate of return on capital as part of a cost allocation agreement between affiliated power companies."59

71
The Eighth Circuit observed that "MPUC's challenge to the Commission's jurisdiction


Minnesota.    In the instant case, the petitioners concede that wholesale rates are established in the disputed contracts governing the MSU system;  but petitioners nonetheless contend that the Commission does not have jurisdiction here because other portions of these same agreements allocate generation costs among the MSU companies and these particular provisions do not themselves establish a wholesale rate.  However, the petitioners ignore the critical point here that, while these provisions do not fix wholesale rates, their terms do directly and significantly affect the wholesale rates at which the operating companies exchange energy, due to the highly integrated nature of the MSU system.  We conclude that, because the allocation of Grand Gulf capacity and costs, like the rate of return on capital in[that was] unjust, unreasonable, unduly discriminatory or preferential."81

99
Having found that the agency may exercise authority under section 206 to modify an unlawful voluntary power pool arrangement negotiated by nonaffiliates, a fortiori we must conclude that FERC may intervene to reform an unlawful agreement made by affiliates in a fully integrated, commonly owned system.

100
The cases relied upon by the Arkansas-Missouri petitioners are easily distinguishable.  In Southern Co. Services, Inc.,82 Southern Company filed a contract with the Commission to increase sales to Florida Power & Light ("FP & L").  Seminole Electric Cooperative intervened in the proceeding and argued that FP & L should be required to purchase energy from it.  Seminole was a stranger to the UPSA at issue in Southern, was not affiliated with either Southern


beneficial ownership of the plant, i.e., to enlarge its facilities.  In the present case, FERC has ordered the operating companies to pay a certain percentage of the capacity costs of Grand Gulf--an entity constructed for system benefit and already within the beneficial ownership of the parent holding company, MSU.  The Commission decision does not add any capacity to the MSU system.  Nor does it modify the percentage of generating capability for which each company will ultimately bear responsibility under the 1982 System Agreement;  it simply alters the composition of each individual company's share.

102
In relying on Otter Tail Power, the parties once again seek to ignore AP & L's role as an affiliated company in an historically integrated system and Grand Gulf's status as aas follows:

131
a system consisting of one or more units of generating plants and/or transmission lines and/or distributing facilities, whose utility assets, whether owned by one or more electric utility companies, are physically interconnected or capable of physical interconnection and which under normal conditions may be economically operated as a single interconnected and coordinated system confined in its operations to a single area or region, in one or more States, not so large as to impair (considering the state of the art and the area or region affected) the advantages of localized management, efficient operation, and the effectiveness of regulation....103

132
The SEC has determined that the MSU system constitutes an "integrated public-utility system."104   Thus, the regional integration embodied in the structure of the MSU system was clearly contemplated


replace rates, and terms affecting rates, that are either contrary to the public interest or unjust, unreasonable, unduly discriminatory or preferential to the detriment of the contracting parties.112   The signatories to the UPSA elected to permit unilateral rate filings and not to restrict the Commission's power.113   The parties' bargain itself contemplates the Commission's review, and potential reform of their agreement;  the Mobile-Sierra doctrine requires no more.114

140
Finally, even if the contracts fall within the scope of the Mobile-Sierra decisions, the Supreme Court has emphasized that the relevant agency, here FERC, may always reform a contract found to be "unlawful" or "contrary to the public interest," i.e., that "contracts remain fully subject to the paramount power of the Commission to modify them when necessary in"dramatic[ ]."118  The Commission's specific determination of unlawfulness provides the "unequivocal public necessity"119 for reformation of the UPSA under section 206 of the FPA.

141
For each of the foregoing reasons, the Mobile-Sierra doctrine does not preclude FERC's actions in the instant case.

C. Conclusion

142
For all of the foregoing reasons, we reject petitioners' principal contentions with respect to FERC's jurisdiction.  We have also considered all other arguments suggesting that the Commission is without jurisdiction in this case, and we find them to be without merit.  The Federal Power Act clearly provides FERC with authority to issue the orders here in question.  We now turn to the merits of this case.

III. MERITS

143
Petitioners challenge FERC's decision to reject the Unit Power Sales Agreement and to equalize nuclear capacity among


its decision primarily upon two findings:  (1) "the fact that all Middle South System nuclear units have been planned to meet overall System needs and objectives," and (2) "the unforeseen problems unique to constructing nuclear units."    31 F.E.R.C.  (CCH) at 61,655 (footnote omitted).  The Commission's first finding is more than adequately supported by the record.  The Commission began by discussing the composition of, and key role performed by, the System Operating Committee.  The Operating Committee is composed of five members:  one representative from each of the four operating companies and one from the System's wholly-owned service company, Middle South Services, Inc.  ("MSS").  See 31 F.E.R.C.  (CCH) at 61,646;  30 F.E.R.C.  (CCH) at 65,143. with the finding that a 31.63 percent allocation was detrimental and unjustified."    Consolidated Pet.  Br. at 39.  The argument is that because the UPSA was found to be unduly discriminatory, an allocation to MP & L greater than that found in the UPSA necessarily must be unlawful.  The argument misconstrues the nature of the statutory inquiry.  The question is whether the agreement is unduly discriminatory or preferential.  Thus, there is no inconsistency in the Commission's determination that the UPSA's allocation of 31.63% of Grand Gulf to MP & L and 0% to AP & L is unduly discriminatory but that a 33% allocation to MP & L and a 36% allocation to AP & L is not.  That is


were due solely to the timing of their construction, see 32 F.E.R.C.  (CCH) at 61,960-61, a reason insufficient to justify the differences.

184
Petitioners' third argument is that the Commission's allocation is itself unduly discriminatory because it allocates only the investment costs of nuclear capacity but not the benefits produced by that capacity.  Thus, "MP & L must pay approximately 15 percent of the aggregate cost of nuclear capacity on the MSU system, but receives the benefit of only 9.5 percent [ (or 371 megawatts) ] of that capacity."    Consolidated Pet.  Br. at 63.  AP & L, on the other hand, is responsible for only 33% of the System's nuclear investment costs, but is entitled to first call on the energy produced bya rough equalization of all System capacity costs among the operating companies.  In view of the fact that such costs have never been precisely equalized on the System, FERC was required to do no more to remedy the undue discrimination it found.  As the Commission emphasized on rehearing:

186
What our decision purports to do is to eliminate drastic rate disparities at the wholesale rate level which are associated with units used for the mutual benefit of all companies, and to do so in a manner which disturbs the historical operation of the System as little as possible, and which allows the individual companies to retain as fully as possible the benefits of units they have financed and constructed.  In other words, we have sought to achieve


 Mississippi Pet.Br. at 72.  Like Commissioner Richard and the Commission, we find petitioners' claim to be without merit.

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Recusal is required only when the actions of a decisionmaker lead one to conclude that he has prejudged the case.   See Cinderella Career & Finishing Schools, Inc. v. FTC, 425 F.2d 583, 591 (D.C.Cir.1970).  Petitioners themselves acknowledge that recusal decisions are subject to a very deferential, abuse of discretion standard of review.  See Mississippi Pet.Br. at 72 (citing Davis v. Board of School Comm'rs of Mobile County, 517 F.2d 1044 (5th Cir.1975)).  Under this standard, it is clear that Commissioner Richard acted properly.

216
Commissioner Richard worked for Senator Johnston from 1977 to 1981 as a legislative assistant dealing with energy issues.  This fact alonevastly disparate:

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AP & L  $  858,000 per megawatt
LP & L   2,219,000 per megawatt
MP & L   2,156,000 per megawatt
NOPSI    2,094,000 per megawatt

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See id. at 65,109.  Those are still very large differences.  Indeed, the disparities have changed hardly at all.  In response to the argument that this result was also unduly discriminatory, the Commission stated:

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What our decision purports to do is to eliminate drastic rate disparities at the wholesale rate level which are associated with units used for the mutual benefit of all companies, and to do so in a manner which disturbs the historical operation of the System as little as possible, and which allows the individual companies to retain as fully as possible the benefits of


65,099

9
 Specifically, the 1951 System Agreement provided for a monthly payment of $1.10 per kilowatt by which a company was "short."    See 483-R. 7398, VII JA 1786

10
 This approach also provided for the "short" company receiving an entitlement to a proportionate share of the energy generated by the "participation unit."    26 FERC at 65,099

11
 See also 30 FERC at 65,143-44 (indicating that the units added in the 1960's and early 1970's were priced between $58 and $97 per kilowatt)

12
 ALJ Liebman also credited testimony indicating that two other factors promoted equalization of overall generation costs.  First, responsibility for adding new capacity generally rotated among the operating companies, evening out investment costs over time.  Second, the burden borne by companies addingall nuclear plants--but calculating that allocation on the basis of each company's relative demand for system load in any particular year.  See Brief of Petitioner City of New Orleans, Louisiana at 48

34
 This proposal was originally put forward by the Louisiana Public Service Commission and Occidental Chemical Corporation.  As the Commission suggested, this alternative can be broken down into the following three-step process:
(1) Calculating each company's nuclear responsibility ratio.    This ratio consists of each operating company's 1982 share of the system's total demand over the entire system's demand.
(2) Calculating each company's share of total system nuclear investment.    This figure is derived from multiplying the total system investment in nuclear power by a company's nuclear responsibility ratio.
(3) Calculating each company's share


but cited with approval the alternative rationale for that decision.)

74
 The Arkansas-Missouri petitioners also cite cases prohibiting FERC from ordering the wheeling of power, Florida Power & Light Co. v. FERC, 660 F.2d 668 (5th Cir.1981), cert. denied, 459 U.S. 1156, 103 S.Ct. 800, 74 L.Ed.2d 1003 (1983);  New York State Electric & Gas Corp. v. FERC, 638 F.2d 388 (2d Cir.1980), cert. denied, 454 U.S. 821, 102 S.Ct. 105, 70 L.Ed.2d 93 (1981);  Richmond Power & Light v. FERC, 574 F.2d 610 (D.C.Cir.1978), or the modification of retail rates, FPC v. Conway Corp., 426 U.S. 271, 276-77, 96 S.Ct. 1999, 2003, 48 L.Ed.2d 626 (1976).  They maintain that these cases demonstrate that even where the FPA grants power--such as the power over interstate wholesalethe original transferred by Clonezilla, but an individual named Juvenal1 has already worked out how to get the system to actually recognize and make use of drives bigger than 500GB. By copying files from your original drive and using their Linux-compatible tool to repartition the new HDD, you can be up and running with more capacity after just a reboot or two. Of course, this carries significant risks and we don't recommend it for most, as Microsoft's Albert Penello has already revealed support for external drives is coming in a future update, along with the ability to do crazy things like see how much storage you actually have left. Still, if you just need to live on the edge (or store every game released so far and record


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make our voices be heard. Especially now, at a time when we're being shamed by mainstream media, Hollywood and social media for believing in our Second Amendment right. Even corporations are getting into the mix, forcing their anti Second Amendment views on us. Did you know REI has suspended selling Giro, Bell, and CamelBak products because Vista Outdoor, the parent company of these brands, also owns Savage Arms? I wrote to REI and canceled my membership when I read REI statement a few days back. #BOYCOTTREI

If we fail to make our voices heard, our rights will be gone before you know it.

Did you know REI has suspended selling Giro, Bell, and CamelBak products because Vista Outdoor, the parent company of these brands, also owns Savage Arms? I wroteduring his entire
life time. He changes every moment. He thinks and acts differently
from situation to situation.

Actually, he lives and dies but for a moment, or lives and dies
moment by moment, as each moment leads to the next. A person is
what he is in the context of the time in which he exists. It is
an illusion to believe that the person you have seen just now is
the same as the person you are just now seeing or the person whom
you are seeing now will be the same as the person you will see after
a few moments.

Even from a scientific point of view this is true. We know cell
divisions take place in each living being continuously. Old cells
in our bodies die and yield place continuously to the new ones that
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iDice, the company behind the world’s first, has raised 7400 ETH ($2.4 million USD) in a span of less than 2 weeks, becoming the most successful gaming ICO in Ethereum history. The iDice ICO is currently live with only 2 more days left in the crowdsale. Holders of iDice tokens will be entitled to a portion of iDice’s total profits.

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Even before the ICO, Augmentors had organized a pre-sale for its DataBits tokens. It was open for the backers of another blockchain based game, Spells of Genesis. A total of 45.2 BTCs were raised during the pre-sale.

Augmentors’ DataBits tokens can also be earned by taking part in the Bounty program. The bounty program has a list of milestones and those completing these milestones will become eligible to claim a certain number of DataBits. The share of DataBits received by the participants depends upon the structure and DataBits allocation of each campaign. The allocated DataBits for each campaign is shared amongobservations from Merapi[@b7], Stromboli[@b12], Etna[@b14], and Llaima[@b15]. For simplicity, we model the mush zone as a dike-like structure which is filled with crystal-rich magma during quiescence; (c) the magma filling the dike cools down and crystallizes because of the heat loss to the country rock; (d) the crystal-rich magma is treated as a yield-stress (Bingham) material, such that it behaves as a stiff plug unless the pressure difference between the deep and shallow reservoirs overcomes a certain value[@b16][@b17][@b18]([Fig. 1B](#f1){ref-type="fig"}). Pressure changes do not transmit efficiently through yield-stress materials[@b19], and thus the pressure variations occurring in the shallow reservoir are not completely transmitted to the deeper one. This creates a pressure difference between both reservoirs.

Based on the aforementioned considerations, the following processes may occur. The pressure in the shallow


to the model hypotheses and consequences. G.S. wrote part of the paper related to the solidification of dikes and consequences. All authors discussed the model, analysis, results, and conclusions.

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 Plaintiff students were also damaged by the covert surveillance.  The surveillance chilled their speech, interfered with their education, inhibited the pursuit of their daily lives and relationships.

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On August 6, 1979, plaintiff teachers filed an amended complaint which alleged that defamatory statements were republished in the presence of students and teachers in retaliation for the maintenance of this lawsuit.  The superintendent allegedly maliciously republished letters which indicated that plaintiff teachers were inculcating students with values of unfairness, dishonesty, injustice and untruth.  The letters allegedly portrayed plaintiff teachers as "thiefs" or "wholesale robbers of the system".

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break down as the year goes on and he will become a non factor like he did down the stretch for the Steelers. The arrow is pointin down and nothing will change it.

I don't blame him going to play somewhere else if he thinks he can still play. He will always be one of my favorites. Wish him well and hope he finds success. I just support the decision the Steelers made.

Raven #2 was week 11. So that would be as the season went on. Showed up big in that game...But depleted his tank. The next 3 weeks (Weeks14-16) of must win football games he went 10 TT & 1 sack. The sack was a botched shotgun snap in the 4th against the Bengals he got credit forvery well have one good game in him versus the Steelers. But he is no different than everyone else. If he stays healthy, his body wil break down as the year goes on and he will become a non factor like he did down the stretch for the Steelers. The arrow is pointin down and nothing will change it.

I don't blame him going to play somewhere else if he thinks he can still play. He will always be one of my favorites. Wish him well and hope he finds success. I just support the decision the Steelers made.

$$$$ Harrison's is on the downside. he will take whatever he can get now but no way was he worth even the $4M reduced the price the Steelers were offering.

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concluded that it lacked jurisdiction to review that argument because Gonzalez-Lora had

not exhausted it before the BIA. See id.

       Gonzalez-Lora has since challenged the final order of removal and the dismissal of

his naturalization application on several fronts. At issue in this case is his § 2241

petition. In that petition, he argued that the removal order is void, has prohibited him

from exercising certain rights available to United States citizens, and should be set aside.

As relevant here, the District Court dismissed the petition for lack of jurisdiction.1

Gonzalez-Lora filed a Rule 59(e) motion, which the District Court denied, and Gonzalez-

Lora filed a timely notice of appeal to this Court. Gonzalez-Lora has also asked us


to

stay his removal.

       We have jurisdiction under 28 U.S.C. § 1291. In considering Gonzalez-Lora’s

appeal of the dismissal of his § 2241 petition, we exercise plenary review over the

District Court’s legal conclusions and review its factual findings for clear error.

Kumarasamy v. Att’y Gen., 453 F.3d 169, 172 (3d Cir. 2006); see also Fed. R. App. P.

4(a)(4). We review the District Court’s denial of a Rule 59(e) motion for abuse of

discretion. Max’s Seafood Cafe ex rel. Lou-Ann, Inc. v. Quinteros, 176 F.3d 669, 673

(3d Cir. 1999).

1
  While the District Court addressed other arguments, Gonzalez-Lora has not discussed
these arguments in his brief on appeal, and has therefore waived review of those aspects
of the District Court’s judgment. See United States v. Pelullo, 399 F.3d 197,    of his blood disorder by specialists who are trained to administer Coumadin and

        check his Coumadin level. He also needs to be hospitalized long enough to

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was reversible error, and the respondent was prejudiced by counsel’s failure to object to

the lack of this report. See Alaka W., 379 Ill. App. 3d at 270–71, 884 N.E.2d at 256–57; In re

Daniel M., 387 Ill. App. 3d 418, 422-23, 900 N.E.2d 331, 334-35 (2008); In re Robin C., 395 Ill.

App. 3d 958, 964-65, 918 N.E.2d 1284, 1289-90 (2009). Because the respondent was denied his

right to effective counsel, the trial court’s order committing the respondent involuntarily to

inpatient treatment must be reversed.

                                               return back of power projects or lands from the occupation of security forces, revocation of AFSPA or initiating dialogue with all stakeholders in the State, the implementation of the same has been contained well in the Agenda of Alliance reached between PDP and BJP.She said the State's Legislative Assembly has a greater role in the resolution of issues the State is faced with because, she said, ideas can only be challenged with counter ideas and arguments.Mehbooba Mufti said the constitutional turf of the country is so wide that it can easily accommodate the aspirations and sentiments of people of the State. This, she said, would not only get the state out of its present phase of uncertainties but also strengthen the relations between the state and rest of


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backed by expensive writing and production teams, Brown can take credit for writing, producing and performing songs on her forthcoming debut album Travelling Like the Light.

One of six siblings born and raised in Northampton, Vanessa was weaned on a diet of Aretha Franklin, Ella Fitzgerald and Dizzy Gillespie. She studied piano from the age of five, sang in the church choir and turned down a place at the London School of Economics in order to sign her first record deal. She upped sticks and moved to LA in the process but was ill at ease with the R&B diva role the record company had carved out for her.

Two years later, after stints singing backing vocals for Madonna and the Pussycat Dolls, she returned to London to start over.at Central St Martins, does something similar in his photographs.

He takes objects with which we are all too familiar – a high-heeled shoe or two; some eggs; a head of blonde hair – and he plays with scale to such an extent that they look monstrously large in their contexts. The consequence of this is that they turn into the stuff of dreams – sometimes playful ones, at other times nightmarish. The perfectly ordinary object becomes wholly extraordinary. The known world, with all its paraphernalia, becomes an unreal construction, a kind of bizarre still-life. As in Alice, the objects he concentrates on – a buckled frankfurter; scraps of doner-kebab meat – suddenly seem to take on a reality of their own. Too small for the spaces they occupy,


be lured into idle speculation on the subject of whether the small number of female chefs in the UK is due to a lack of talent or a shortage of opportunity. "I'm not really sure why Britain's restaurant industry is male-dominated," she says, "but there are certainly more and more opportunities for women chefs these days. As far as I'm concerned, what's most important is to prove yourself in the kitchen, whatever your sex. The kitchen environment can be aggressive, but I learnt that the best way to be respected in the kitchen was to make sure that I never gave the guys any ammunition against me."

Humphrey joined the restaurant as an apprentice straight out of school in 1996. "I got lucky with the timing. I wrote offtalk was of Penelope Cruz and Scarlett Johansson, until journalists started to ask, "Who's the English actress?" That actress is Rebecca Hall, and she comprehensively steals the show in Allen's Vicky Cristina Barcelona. She plays an uptight American abroad, and her spiky performance has earned her a nomination in the forthcoming Golden Globes. Cannes exposure was a heady experience for 26-year-old Hall, but it wasn't her first screen success. She made her film debut in the 2006 Britcom Starter for 10, then made a strong impression in The Prestige.

The daughter of Sir Peter Hall and the opera singer Maria Ewing, Hall is sceptical about being tipped as a face of 2009: "I've been on 'next' lists for the past five years." But it's hard to imagine Hall being


porn-film shoot in Peterborough, a swingers' club in Sheffield – unlikely locations for some beautiful and tender photographs, but these are the sort of places featured in the 41-year-old photographer Michael Grieve's first book No Love Lost, which will be published by Images En Manoeuvres Editions next year.

Newcastle-born Grieve started working as a photographer for the music press in the 1980s before studying for an MA in photography at the University of Westminster. Among his influences he cites the American William Eggleston and the Briton Chris Killip – whose 1980s book In Flagrante, which documented the effects of the de-industrialisation of the North East, had a particularly powerful effect on him. "It's simply one of the best books ever."

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of your relationship.
And all of this, of course, affects your child.

Your depression may be the result of a learned helplessness.
Rather than remain a passive victim to your circumstances, respond
actively. If you do not change your own coping style, this cycle is
likely to be repeated in the next generation. Consider developing
friendships with other mothers and reaching out for help in as many
ways as possible.

And remember that you are your child's parent, with
full responsibility for any jeopardy she is in right now. It is your
job to take any action necessary to remove her (as well as yourself)
from potential harm or neglect. Without an equal partnership, divorce
may hold a greater appeal than remaining married.

Gayle Peterson, MSSW, LCSW, PhD is a family therapist specializing in prenatal and family development. She trains professionalsformer clinical director of the Holistic Health Program at John F. Kennedy University in Northern California and adjunct faculty at the California Institute for Integral Studies in San Francisco. A national public speaker on women's issues and family development, Gayle Peterson practices psychotherapy in Oakland, California and Nevada City, California. She also offers an online certification training program in Prenatal Counseling and Birth Hypnosis. Gayle and is a wife, mother of two adult children and a proud grandmother of three lively boys and one sparkling granddaughter.


San Antonio

Public Housing Project (commonly known as "Carioca"), in the

municipality of Guayama, Puerto Rico.

                                       -3-
            Count One of the indictment alleged that, between 2006

and March 27, 2009, the defendants and others knowingly conspired

to possess with intent to distribute various amounts of cocaine

base ("crack"), heroin, cocaine, marijuana, and Oxycodone within

1,000 feet of a school and/or public housing facility and/or

playground, in violation of 21 U.S.C. §§ 841(a)(1), 846, and 860.

We refer to this as the "conspiracy count."

    government to either allege in the indictment that the drug
point operated "in or on" the public housing project, or to provide
a precise measurement demonstrating that the 1,000-foot requirement
was met.

                                   -10-
district court. See, e.g., United States v. Meadows, 571 F.3d 131,

145 (1st Cir. 2009).

          Absent a certification from the Attorney General, the

FJDA prevents a district court from exercising jurisdiction over a

defendant who is under the age of twenty-one for criminal acts that

he committed before he turned eighteen.        See 18