[S4](#MOESM1){ref-type="media"}). They consisted of syringe barrels or drinking straws, which were ca. 8 cm or 5 cm long and could be combined with ca. 8 cm or 5 cm long solid elements of smaller diameter (wooden dowels, syringe plungers, pipe cleaners) into compound tools. The hollow elements were fitted with a clot of children's modeling clay at ca. 1 cm from the opening for the syringes and from both openings for the straws so that they could consolidate with the counterparts when firmly pushed into each other (for more details see SI).

Setup and Procedures {#Sec12}
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### Setup familiarization {#Sec13}

The experimental series started with a 3-hour period of familiarization, during which the subjects were exposed to the test box and both tool holders (see Figs [S1](#MOESM1){ref-type="media"}, [S2](#MOESM1){ref-type="media"} and [S3](#MOESM1){ref-type="media"}) in the indoor enclosures without any tools,combat Waikiki's erosion problems. The Surfrider Foundation has debated the merits of artificial reefs with members torn between their desire to support natural coastal environments and opportunities to enhance the quality of surfing waves. Similar debates surround beach nourishment and snow cannon in sensitive environments.

Restrictions on access

Public access to beaches is restricted in some parts of the world. For example, most beaches on the Jersey Shore are restricted to people who can purchase beach tags.
Some beaches also restrict dogs for some periods of the year.

Private beaches
Also, private beaches such as those along the shores, may belong to the neighborhood association nearby. Signs are usually posted the entrance. A permit or special use occasion event may be granted upon executing the proper channels to legally obtain one.

Public beaches


KTM 65 SX

The KTM 65 SX is a youth motorcycle made by KTM. The factory introduced the motorcycle in 1998, and it is still available. It has a 64 cc single-cylinder two-stroke water-cooled engine, a six-speed manual gearbox and 53 kg dry weight.

Model progression

2010
New ignition cover (improved sealing) and new engine case (improved reliability).

65 SXS Factory Racing version
KTM introduced the very limited edition SXS version. This version increases horsepower from 16 to 19.5, and includes FMF exhaust, a holeshot device, an aluminum ignition cover, and a tuned carburator.

References

External links
Official KTM model information

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WatchESPN, WatchABC, and WatchDisneyChannel.

Other networks from Disney, including WATCH Disney Junior, SEC ESPN Network and Longhorn Network will arrive for Dish subscribers later in the year.

DISH customers can now conveniently watch live programming from ABC Family, Disney Channel and Disney XD as well as live network streams of ABC, which are currently available in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago, Houston, Fresno, Philadelphia and Raleigh-Durham. Additionally, live events and programming from ESPN networks – including ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN3, ESPNU, ESPNEWS and ESPN Deportes – are now accessible. ESPN Goal Line and ESPN Buzzer Beater will also be available on WatchESPN when those channels are in season. Video subscribers will need to log in with their DISH online IDs and passwords to access all services. In addition to


The present invention relates to fire extinguishing systems, and more specifically, to systems and methods for an attitude insensitive high rate discharge extinguisher having an internal dip tube with dip tube side holes and inlet openings sized relative to the outlet port.
Automatic Fire Extinguishing (AFE) systems deploy after a fire or explosion event has been detected. In some cases, AFE systems are deployed within a confined space such as the crew compartment of a military vehicle following an event. AFE systems typically use high speed Infra red (IR) and/or ultra violet (UV) sensors to detect the early stages of fire/explosion development. The AFE systems typically include a cylinder filled with an extinguishing agent, a fast acting valve and a nozzle, which enables rapid and efficient deployment of agent      6
       Three members of the Board, hence a majority, essentially adopted the
administrative law judge's reasoning and affirmed the result she reached. The majority
also relies on Enfield and discusses at length Harwood v. Feyh, No. 108,603, 2013 WL
5187637 (Kan. App. 2013) (unpublished opinion). But Harwood is inapposite to the
issues in this case. In Harwood, this court rejected the injured employee's argument that
his employer's subrogation lien should be proportionately reduced because his actual
recovery from a third-party wrongdoer, who admitted liability, was substantially less than
his actual damages. The employer in that case bore no fault for the employee's injuries.
As the Harwood court recognized, K.S.A. 44-504(b) includes no allowance for reducing
an employer's subrogation lien in that circumstance. 2013 WL 5187637,


his injuries were Western Steel,
which had already settled and was a phantom defendant, and Southwest Kansas Co-op,
which had immunity by virtue of the workers compensation bar. As we have explained,
the district court approved the settlement with Western Steel that designated the full
amount as compensation for loss of consortium. Accordingly, that settlement amount was
exempt under K.S.A. 44-405(b) from any subrogation lien or future credit. (On appeal,
Southwest Kansas Co-op has incidentally groused about the settlement's damage
designation as a legal fiction. It may be. But Southwest Kansas Co-op chose not to
intervene in Hawkins' negligence action and, thus, relinquished any platform to complain
about the fiction to the district court. And the company recognizes it can't construct the
platform now.)

       Hawkins also settled with JLG, and that settlement            19
would owe. That artificiality is accentuated in a comparative fault case with multiple
actual and phantom defendants. A given defendant may realistically face only some
portion of the overall fault, so its potential liability could look quite different from other
defendants. What it may be willing to pay in settlement should be quite different, as well.

       In short, the amount JLG spent to buy its peace in Hawkins' negligence action
bears little or no obvious correlation to what the jury found as to Southwest Kansas Co-
op's fault and Hawkins' damages. Neither the language in K.S.A. 44-504(d) nor a logical
application of comparative fault principles suggests using JLG's settlement with Hawkins
to establish the dollar amount to


    Southwest Kansas Co-op has offered other arguments to advance this position.
The company suggests that the jury verdict cannot be applied to the earlier JLG
settlement. But K.S.A. 44-504(d) contemplates use of the jury findings to diminish
subrogation liens that attach to settlements that precede the jury trial. Nothing in K.S.A.
44-504(b) or (d) qualifies how a jury verdict may be used or limits its use to later
settlements. In a case with multiple defendants, most settlements commonly would be
reached before trial. Contrary to Southwest Kansas Co-op's intimation, the settlement
with JLG did not create some sort of claim or issue preclusion as to its own fault or the
measure of Hawkins' damages.

       Southwest Kansas Co-op also suggests that the inclusion of phantom defendants
for aa coach he can teach you all the stuff he learned as a player. He knows what players think."

Castillo's game against Mexico last month in Klinsmann's debut was generally an uneven performance. In the first half, Castillo made noticeable mistakes with turnovers but he improved in the second half as the US team rallied for a 1-1 draw.

Castillo freely admits he was nervous on the occasion. The game had added meaning for him on two important and personal levels. On one hand, it was his first ever start for the United States and, second, it was a game against Mexico.

Castillo was born in Las Cruces, New Mexico to Mexican-born parents. As a young player, Castillo played for Mexico and he even started for El Tri's U-23 Olympic qualifying


                                    PER CURIAM

Before Chief Justice Gray,
       Justice Davis, and
       Justice Scoggins
Motion Denied
Order issued and filed February 28, 2018

1
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of action may be for Jimenez to tender another motion. Even if the District Attorney and the trial court
received copies of Jimenez’s previous Chapter 64 motion, it is possible that the one sent to the District Clerk
to be filed was lost in the mail or evennot only regarded the items as useful but also regarded them as ‘souvenirs’.

The German research team also discovered that the ‘advertising recall’ of promotional items in general beats TV and radio, with 57% of participants remembering the brand from promotional items compared to 32% from radio and a surprisingly-low 28% from television.

The BPMA commented, “Evidently, promotional mugs and cups remain a powerful way to get your brand in front of people for a long period of time and use, but research also supports the effectiveness of this form of advertising….

“Promotional mugs and cups are likely to remain key products in corporate marketing and promotional branding for years to come.”

Unlike other promotional merchandise which requires specific targeting, promotional mugs are also a good way of traversing the demographics of


were selling ceramics at ‘artificially low prices’. Prior to this, 80% of ceramic tableware was believed to have come from China. As a result of the EU duties, the price of ceramics has risen universally. While this could benefit producers in other nations (as well as high-end porcelain and bone china manufacturers), it has raised prices for many importers at the lower end of the promotional items market by as much as 30%.

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There are two major objectives of this grant. The first is to provide a comprehensive training experience for the principal investigator in the areas of molecular biology and bacterial pathogenicity. The second objective is to apply this expertise to the genetic analysis of surface antigens of the obligate intracellular parasitic bacterium Rickettsia prowazekii. During Phase I the candidate will complete a series of formal courses in molecular and cell biology, genetics, and bacterial pathogenicity. In addition, laboratory rotations will expose the candidate to a variety of research problems and techniques. This particular part of Phase I will culminate in a research rotation at the Centers for Disease Control. Phase I research will be directed toward the characterization of a rickettsial DNA fragment previously shown to express a rickettsialchanged. Air, which will be brought into the combustion chamber of the engine, is compressed to a certain pressure and is brought into the combustion chamber at a substantially constant pressure with or without fuel during a substantial part of the power stroke from that the piston is just before, at or just after the upper dead centre. Fuel is combusted together with the fed in air during the power stroke.
Preferably the compressed air is stored in an accumulator tank before it is brought into the combustion chamber. This tank can be related to the engine as a separate container or be included in it. It is within the scope of the invention to use one or more accumulator tanks for that purpose.
Preferably the compressed air with or


Atlantic.

According to the museum’s press release, ‘’Airline uniform occupies a unique place in the history of women’s wear. For more than eighty-five years, the airlines’ passenger-service and safety professionals – variably called stewardess, hostess, and flight attendant – have been dressed in outfits designed to signify a distinct role in the workplace, project the identity of their employer, and reflect prevailing fashions of the times. These often conflicting demands of singularity, diversity, and conformity have created a distinct garment type, one that has penetrated deeply into the social conscience of popular culture while providing fashion designers with remarkable challenges and creative opportunities.’’

The majority of the uniforms in the exhibition were selected from the permanent collection at the SFO Museum. Additional uniforms, accessories, and images have generously been madefor the pathogen(s) obtained from blood cultures. This concern is more critical for pathogens from the blood than for those from most other body sites. We had evidence that susceptibility reports for pathogens from positive blood cultures were not always used properly. We used group discussion to reach a consensus among the members of the Quality Standards Subcommittee. Through the implementation of this standard, at least 5% of cases of bacteremia could be treated more appropriately. An unknown number of deaths would likely be prevented, and mortality from bacteremia treated inappropriately would probably be reduced. The primary undesirable feature of the standard is an increased workload for pharmacists and microbiologists. Treatment of bacteremia with an antibiotic that is appropriate in terms of the pathogen's blood-culture susceptibility is a


for example, would not be covered. Nor would companies in extractive or commodities industries.

WHAT’S A TAXABLE PRESENCE IN A COUNTRY?

Provided a company falls in the scope, it would have to be determined whether it has a big enough operating presence in a country to be taxable, called a ‘nexus’ in international tax.

The proposal creates a new nexus rule that would say a company is taxable in a market when its sales exceed a certain level in the market, which remains to be negotiated.

For simplicity’s sake, the threshold would be based on a company’s sales and could be adapted based on the size of the country, the OECD says.

HOW MUCH PROFIT CAN A COUNTRY TAX?

If a company is deemed to be taxable in a country, the OECD’s proposal callsfor a formula to determine how much of a company’s worldwide profit can be taxed in a given country where it does business.

The formula would apply to the portion of a company’s global group profit reported to financial regulators that is deemed to be above what routine operations earn.

The formula, whose parameters remain to be negotiated, would determine what portion of the remaining profit could be taxed in a country based on the size of the market.

The aim is to bring outsized profits, well above the market average and those of its competitors, within the taxman’s reach.

Countries that consider that they were better off under existing rules would have to be prepared to make their case for exceptional treatment before a binding dispute resolution mechanism.

HOW WOULD INTRA-GROUP TRANSFERS


BE TREATED?

The OECD proposals also aim to simplify existing rules for pricing internal transfers from one part of a company to another, which are currently the source of more than half of international tax disputes.

The proposals would maintain rules requiring such internal transfers to be at market prices for routine transactions so companies do not undercharge or overcharge in order to cut their tax bills.

However, the OECD proposes that governments negotiate fixed rates of return that companies would apply in more complex transactions to limit the potential for tax disputes and give firms certainty about how much they owe.

WHAT’S NEXT?

Finance ministers from the Group of 20 biggest economies are to discuss the proposals at their next meeting on the sidelines of the IMF/World Bank meetings on Oct. 17.

IfSecond Amended Complaint is dismissed in its entirety.

I. BACKGROUND

A. Relevant Procedural History

On November 9, 2005, Plaintiff filed this action against Albany County Correctional Facility ("ACCF") and five individuals employed by Albany County. On July 13, 2007, Plaintiff amended his Complaint for the second time. (Dkt. No. 27.) Generally, in his Second Amended Complaint, Plaintiff claims that Defendants violated his rights under the First, Eighth and Fourteenth Amendments by failing to provide him on a regular basis with a vegetarian diet which, he maintains, was necessitated by both an allergy to certain foods and his genuinely held religious beliefs. (Id.) More specifically, Plaintiff alleges that this failure (1) infringed upon his right to freely exercise his chosen religion, as guaranteed by the First Amendment to the United States Constitution,


making rounds."*fn14

As a result, Plaintiff submitted a Health Services Request Form to the medical department on August 20, 2005.*fn15 In this Health Services Request Form, Plaintiff indicated that the "wrong meal" was being sent to him. The form was reviewed by the medical department on August 22, 2005. Defendant Cooper noted on the form that, according to the department's records, Plaintiff had already been placed on a vegetarian diet since August 5, 2005.*fn16 However, according to Plaintiff, even after submitting a grievance on August 20, 2005, regarding the receipt of the wrong meals, he "continued to have problems receiving, and quality of his meals."*fn17

In early September 2005, Plaintiff submitted a Health Services Request Form complaining of skin irritation on his face and arm.*fn18 The form did not mentionany allergy, or problems with his vegetarian/special diet. After receiving the form, the medical department saw Plaintiff and gave him ointment for an acne breakout.

On October 13, 2005, Plaintiff submitted another Health Services Request Form regarding a problem with urinating.*fn19 The form made no mention of any allergy, or problems with his vegetarian/special diet. On October 14, 2005, Plaintiff was seen for this complaint.

According to Plaintiff, "[o]n October 20, 2005, [he] received a 'supposed' vegetarian meal" that was actually "badly burnt eggs and pears."*fn20

In addition, attached as an exhibit to his unsworn opposition memorandum of law, Plaintiff has provided the Court with a calendar, in which he has circled 72 days between June 29, 2005, and October 20, 2005, on which he asserts he either (1) "miss[ed]" a


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Why physical medicine, physical disability and physical rehabilitation? We should abandon Cartesian dualism.
Adjectives are supposed to describe the associated noun more fully or definitively, and the adjective physical is sometimes added to words such as medicine, rehabilitation and disability. What increase in description does its use allow? The adjective was probably added when rehabilitation started to develop for several reasons: it contrasted the mode of treatment with pharmacology and surgery; it contrasted the nature of the supposed aetiology with emotionally generated disorders, especially shell-shock; and it justified the presence of rehabilitation within the profession of medicine. Its continued use, however, perpetuates a Cartesian, dualist philosophy. This editorial uses the World Health Organization International Classification of Functioning (WHO ICF) model of illness to analyse its continued use, and concludes* {
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Count Number of Times 100 Feature Classes Overlap

This must have been asked before, but I can't find the exact answer and my attempts so far have not worked. Most of the overlap questions I see are for calculating the area of overlap for portions of polygons or points in polygons. I want to do something that should be simpler: count overlapping polygons from separate feature classes.
I have 100 separate feature classes, each representing the occurrence of a single species. They all use the same polygon template (based on sub-watershed boundaries), meaning that when more than one species is found in an area the polygon (sub-watershed) for those species' feature classes are perfectly aligned (overlap by 100%, exactly). Note: although not as efficient for disk storage, this is howCommand Skeletons and the cooldown of Command Golem are reduced by 30%.

Swift Harvesting

Increase the attack speed of Bone Spikes, Siphon Blood and Grim Scythe by 15%.

Aberrant Animator

Your minions gain 200% of your Thorns.

Eternal Torment

Your curses cost 50% less Essence and last forever.

Blood for Blood

Picking up a health globe removes the health cost of the next Blood spell. This effect can stack up to 3 times.

Blood is Power

Every 5% health lost will reduce all remaining cooldowns by 1%.

Draw Life

Increases your Health Regen by 10% for each enemy within 20 yards.

Extended Servitude

Increase the duration of your Skeletal Mage and Revive minions by 25%.

Final Service

If you would take lethal damage instead all minions are consumed and heal you for 10% of your health. When this passive successfully prevents death, the Necromancer


were detected by the NET-specific markers cell-free DNA and Cit-H3. The plasma cell-free DNA was quantified with a Quant-iT PicoGreen dsDNA Assay Kit (Invitrogen, Canada) following the manufacturer\'s protocol. A 50-μl dilution of a standard solution was added to 96-well plates, and then 100 μl of PicoGreen fluorescent dye was added before incubation at room temperature away from light for 5 min. Fluorescence intensity was detected by a fluorescence plate reader, and the cell-free DNA/NETs were quantified. Cit-H3 was measured with a Cell Death Detection ELISA PLUS kit (Roche, Switzerland). An appropriately diluted sample (1:500) was added to the plates and incubated at room temperature for 2 h. Then, the substrate was added and incubated for 30 min, and a chromogenic agent was added and incubated for 15hyperoxia (90%) resulted in increased expression of the inflammatory cytokines TNF-α, IL-1β, and IL-6 in the lung tissues, and LVD treatment significantly decreased the levels of these inflammatory cytokines, but the rats administered HVD i.p. did not exhibit an inhibited inflammation response ([Figure 4](#F4){ref-type="fig"}).

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concern, drawing attention worldwide.

The pathogenesis of BPD is multifactorial; however, inflammation is generally believed to be the primary mediator of lung injury in preterm infants ([@B24]). Inflammatory signaling pathways, such as the TLR4 and NF-κB pathways, were indicated to be associated with BPD ([@B21], [@B25]). The levels of proinflammatory cytokines, such as TNF-α, IL-1β, IL-6, and IL-8, are increased, and the levels of anti-inflammatory cytokines, such as IL-4, IL-10, IL-12, IL-13, and IL-18, are decreased in BPD ([@B26], [@B27]). Pulmonary inflammation in BPD is characterized by the presence of inflammatory cells, PMNs, monocytes, proinflammatory cytokines, and soluble adhesion molecules ([@B25]). Neutrophil influx into the airways and pulmonary edema formation occur after exposure to hyperoxia or mechanical ventilation, increasing the risk of developing BPD. PMNs are activated and adhereUnlicensed bands (spectrum bands, frequency bands or operating frequency bands) have for long time now been used as an alternative to licensed bands in order to compensate for spectrum scarcity and high licensing costs of the spectrum for mobile communications. Spectrum scarcity refers to the fact that there is lack of spectrum resources for cellular communication systems relative to traffic demand imposed by popular cellular services such as voice, Internet access and other high bit rate data services. The licensed bands for mobile communication especially in the frequency ranges between about 700 MHz to 2 GHz is scarce since the propagation characteristics in this frequency range are favourable for various types of wireless communication notably wireless digital TV, satellite communication, wireless military communication, wireless public safety networks, etc.


downlink transmissions normally occur on a same carrier frequency channel but in different time slots or sub-frames. A Half Duplex FDD (HD-FDD) which normally may be used in GSM can be regarded as a hybrid scheme where uplink and downlink transmissions are transmitted on different carrier frequencies and which also may be transmitted on different time slots or sub-frames. This means uplink and downlink transmission do not occur simultaneously. Both licensed and unlicensed bands can be FDD, TDD or half duplex FDD.
Smaller communications networks in for example hotspot areas, offices and homes are being deployed in order to be able to increase efficiency and coverage of wireless services that are to be provided to end user devices, such as user equipments. Examples of such smaller communications networks areQ:

If a parameter is assigned a value in the declaration, when does the value apply?

What does it mean to initialise a parameter inside a declaration?
I was surprised to see this code recently.
When will quoteId be -1 ?  All the time? if it is passed in as null?, if it is omitted ?

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[Update]
The answer is that assigning the parameter a value causes the parameter to be optional.
This question is the reverse of asking how to create an optional parameter.

A:

This is called optional parameters. it simply


making
an online newsletter about plants, use typefaces A, B, and C together, but
never D and E, and don't make C bold. If you're making a poster for a concert
for a new age marimba player, use typefaces F and G." That would be great.

Even better than a rule book, a more systematic process that gets you from
subject matter to the right font, that is understandable and repeatable for
non-designers would be perfect.

Anyone have any suggested reading?

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A lot of these things are obvious just by looking. For example, "Slab serif
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slab serif fonts in the example he gives you. You can see the letters have big
exaggerated lines on the ends - the Ts have things coming off the top left and
rightmake it worth their while. You can call Julie at 505-689-1013 to inquire.

Recently, I attended their workshop on wild and raw food. OMG what a revelation! Before attending I had very little interest in the topic. Now I would like to figure out how to incorporate at least some of their wisdom into my life.

They were working, primarily, with Katrina Blair’s wonderful cookbook, Local Wild Life—Turtle Lake Refuge’s Recipes for Living Deep (take a look at Katrina’s website to gather all kinds of interesting information: turtlelakerefuge.org). That and their own life experience, which is vast. They were also referencing Robert DeWitt Ivey’s Flowering Plants of New Mexico and Alma Hutchens’ Indian Herbalogy of North America.

When I arrived Jane was just blending up some Thistle Lemonade. She used the


conducting a predetermined, result-certain orientated investigation against Marble,” the lawsuit said.

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Furthermore, the effect of MF and DPI on phosphorylation of AKT was investigated. As shown in Figure [9](#fsn31709-fig-0009){ref-type="fig"}, the increase in the levels of phosphorylated Akt in ethanol‐treated HSCs was suppressed with the treatment ofMF protected against ethanol plus CCl~4~‐induced liver injury in rats dose‐dependently. The increases in type I collagen and α‐SMA expression in the livers of ethanol plus CCl~4~‐induced rats were suppressed with the treatment of MF by keeping intracellular ROS and glutathione levels. Furthermore, we evaluated the effect of MF on the HSCs activation, which is responsible for the increased production and deposition of the extracellular matrix in liver injury to determine the detailed mechanism of the protective effect of MF. Activation of HSCs includes the increased the expression of type I collagen, the expression of cytoskeleton markers, such as α‐SMA, and increased proliferation (Friedman, [2000](#fsn31709-bib-0006){ref-type="ref"}).

ROS are an important trigger for HSC activation (Svegliati‐Baroni et al., [2001](#fsn31709-bib-0024){ref-type="ref"}). In the present study, we also observed the enhancement of the intracellular ROS levels and


the increase in the expressions of type I collagen and α‐SMA in HSCs activated with ethanol. Furthermore, the enhancement of ROS levels was suppressed with the treatments of MF or DPI, an inhibitor of NADPH oxidase. These results suggest that NADPH oxidase could be a source of ROS in HSCs activated with ethanol. MF or DPI treatments also suppressed the ethanol‐induced increase in the expressions of type I collagen and α‐SMA.

The PI3K‐Akt signaling pathway may regulate the activation of HSCs (Son et al., [2009](#fsn31709-bib-0023){ref-type="ref"}). We observed that the increase in the expression of type I collagen in HSCs activated with ethanol was suppressed by an inhibitor of PI3K, suggesting that ethanol induced type I collagen expression via the PI3K‐Akt signaling pathway. On the other hand, the treatments with MF or
536 S.E.2d 477 (2000)
33 Va. App. 704
Ricky Arnez CHRISTIAN
v.
COMMONWEALTH of Virginia.
Record No. 0558-98-.1.
Court of Appeals of Virginia, Richmond.
November 7, 2000.
*479 (Robert Moody, IV; Timothy S. Fisher; Kinick, Segall, Moody & Lewis; Overman & Cowardin, P.L.C., Newport News, on brief), for appellant.
Shelly R. James, Assistant Attorney General (Mark L. Earley, Attorney General, on brief), for appellee.
Present: FITZPATRICK, C.J., BENTON, COLEMAN, ELDER, BRAY, BUMGARDNER and HUMPHREYS, JJ., and COLE, Senior Judge.
UPON A REHEARING EN BANC BRAY, Judge.
Ricky Arnez Christian (defendant) was convicted in a bench trial for possession of cocaine with intent to distribute, a violation of Code § 18.2-248, and related firearm offenses. On appeal, he complains that the trial court erroneously refused to suppress evidence seized during an unlawful detention and, additionally, challenges the sufficiency of the evidence


citizen. There, Bridgeport Connecticut Police Sergeant John Connolly received a tip, deemed reliable by the Court, that Williams, then seated in a nearby vehicle, was "carrying narcotics and had a gun at his waist." Id. at 144-45, 92 S.Ct. at 1922. Connolly, alone at 2:15 a.m. on "car patrol duty" in a *482 "high-crime area," "approached the vehicle to investigate the ... report," "tapped on the car window and asked ... Williams[ ] to open the door." Id. When Williams instead "rolled down the window[,]" Connolly "reached into the car and removed a fully loaded revolver from Williams' waistband." Id. at 145, 92 S.Ct. at 1923.
In a resulting prosecution for illegal possession of the weapon, Williams challenged the admissibility of the evidence, complaining that it was the fruitsuspicion that he was engaged in criminal activity. Indeed, Officer Lecroy gave the following reason for detaining Christian:
The reason that I did what I did, was because part of my job that evening was to prevent anyone from getting hurt, and to apprehend suspects who may have purchased illegal narcotics.
When we have undercover officers out in the parking lot which are conducting sales of illegal drugs, imitation illegal drugs, my concern is for their safety along with anyone else that I may be working with if land any other people who may be in the area.
When I heard that a man had a gun in the middle of a high drug area which which we wouldn't have been there if it wasn't a high drug area, then I'm


going to take it from him and find out what his purpose is for being there.
The officer testified, however, that Christian did not purchase any drugs and was not suspected of drug activity. The officer had no indication that Christian was or had been engaged in criminal activity. He had no objective basis to believe that Christian, who was going to his home, "may have purchased illegal narcotics" from the undercover officers. Moreover, it is not illegal in Virginia to carry a gun if one is lawfully permitted to do so and if the gun is not held in a reckless or threatening manner. See Code § 18.2-56.1 and Code § 18.2-282.
Christian lived in one of the apartments in the building where he was arrested. Christian did notfrequented by drug users, standing alone, is not a basis for concluding that appellant himself was engaged in criminal conduct. In short, the appellant's activity was no different from the activity of other pedestrians in that neighborhood. When pressed, Officer Venegas acknowledged that the only reason he stopped appellant was to ascertain his identity. The record suggests an understandable desire to assert a police presence; however, that purpose does not negate Fourth Amendment guarantees.
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The author argues in favour of strengthening the military capacity of his country and increasing military spending at 2%, a goal dear to President Iohannis. He also argues in favour of the consolidation of the country’s institutions, as well as the rule of law, of “reclaiming a society still undermined by corruption”.

Progress in this field achieved in last years, especially in 2014, “have helped save Romania from a Ukraine-type scenario”, writes Hellvig.

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"Okay. I think I'll do that," Braylon said, admiring the obvious loyalty Adam had for his grandparents as well as Sandella.

With the handle of the vacuum cleaner in his grip, Adam disappeared out into the hallway.

Standing in the center of the library, Braylon's eyes roved over the many rows of books stacked on the shelves. Willa had enough books to open up her own bookstore. His mother had always said that his grandma's constant reading is what had made her so smart.

Sensual thoughts of a pretty Sandella flashed inside his brain. He walked over to the book shelf and pulled a white photo album off the hutch. He flipped to the


heart as she rounded the corner into Drew's room. Drew sat on the bed with his legs crossed, surrounded by thick textbooks. Admiring his studious behavior, she smiled, then entered. "Hey there...how was your day?" She lowered herself next to him on the bed.

Drew peered up at her then back down at his homework. "I'm just trying to figure out this math problem. Dang, Sandy...this mess is hard." He bit down on the eraser of his pencil.

"Let me take a look at the problem." She hefted the algebra textbook into her lap. "What number?"

"Number thirteen."

At first the problem on the page looked foreign to her, but finally she was able to show him how to do it. Now that all of his homework was complete, he smiled. "Thanks,up the length of the driveway and met Willa halfway.

Breathing erratically, Willa palmed Sandella's shoulders. "Let me," she swallowed, "catch my breath." Her big boobs heaved up and down.

As Willa stood grappling for her next breath, Drake stalked outside carrying two suitcases. "Go get your purse, Willa. I don't have all day." He came to a stop in front of them.

"Don't rush me." She rolled her eyes at Drake. "This is the third time your mother has pretended to be dying!"

Drake looked heavenward. "She's not pretending this time, Willa. Fred said she's really sick. They even had to take her to the hospital."

"I wouldn't be surprised if her mean behind died and came back," Willa snapped. She then directed her attention back to Sandella. "Anyway, Sandella, darling...I have


your family. Grandma and Adam told me that the photos were important to you, so I decided to make you a present. When I first laid eyes on you my heart smiled. I hope your heart is now smiling, too.

I'm glad we met,

Braylon

Sandella's heart swelled with joy. Anxious to see what was inside the square box, her fingers pulled loose the shimmery paper. She lifted the lid and set it aside. Inside the box was a small pink photo album.

She flipped open the first page. Her heart ticked softly as she marveled over the black and white photo of her grandmother. I forgot Willa had this picture. Oh Braylon, this is too much, she thought, flipping to the second page.

Her heart strummed like a violin when she laidhand and squeezed it so hard she thought he'd crack the bones. The shouts had him trembling.

Sandella let go of Royce's hand and clamped his shoulders. "It's okay, Royce. Please don't be scared," she said, her hands running up and down his arms.

Royce nodded in understanding. "Okay."

The floorboards creaked, alerting her that her father was heading in her direction. Wondering what in the heck was going on she turned to face the narrow hallway. Kane's hands clenched the wheels of the chair as he steered himself inside the living room.

Her father's bottom lip rolled under. "That brother of yours has lost his damn mind! He's grounded for a whole month!"

A month? She put her hands on her hips and spoke softly. "Dad, could you please lower your voice?


Sandy. Your friend there is getting nervous."

Sandella rubbed gentle circles on Royce's back. "It's okay, Royce. I'm sorry for yelling." She smiled. He lowered his hand to his side, and smiled back.

Kane's gaze shifted to the pistol then back up to her face. He extended the case to her. "I bought this here beauty for you. If Colonel Barton or any of those Marines come near you, I want you to blow their fucking heads off. Don't even hesitate. Just shoot the shit out of them." Dear Lord. "Starting tomorrow, I'm going to teach Drew how to shoot, too."

Feeling overwhelmed, she folded her arms beneath her breasts. "Don't you think you're overreacting? I mean...not all Marines are bad. I'm sure there're more good ones than bad ones." Especiallythen flopped down on the one opposite it.

Sandella took a seat across from him then crossed her legs at the knees. As she sought the words to end their romantic friendship, she took in the masculinity of his olive-skinned face.

Gliding his arms along the curve of the sofa, he spread his legs wide open. A huge knot pressed against the fabric of his cotton black shorts, sending the inside of her mouth to salivating. Oh, my now. Look-a-there. Look-a-there.

"Sandella."

She snapped her eyes up to look at his face once more. That thing looked huge!

"What were you saying?"

Her head spun with confusion. She'd never come close to wanting a man like this before. She steepled her fingers in her lap. "I've been thinking and..."

Nausea rose in her stomach. My


a look for you if you like."

Even in her ill state she managed a curt smile. "No, thank you. I'll do it myself."

Holding her hand, he guided her to the bathroom. She placed a hand on the door frame. "No visitors allowed," she said, shutting the door in his face.

Standing in front of the mirror, Sandella gathered her shirt at the hem and removed it. She turned to look at her back. She gasped. Blisters were gathered on her back like a bad case of red leaking acne. "Oh my God!"

The door flung open. "What!" He gawked at her practically nude chest.

Her hands shot up to her breasts in an attempt to cover them and the black satin bra she was wearing. She felt blood gather in herwanted to make sure she was thinking with a clear head when he branded her with his lovemaking.

Swallowing, she nodded. "Okay."

"Now good night."

"Good night."

Lying back to back, Braylon's cock was so hard he could hardly see straight. At one point he contemplated rolling on his side to fuck her. Remembering how he'd curled his tongue over her hard clitoris, he finally fell sound asleep with his hand inside his pants, stroking his cock.

SANDELLA STIRRED. Feeling like a train had derailed her body while stretched out on a track; she slowly peeled her eyes open to find the bright sun lighting up the white-walled room. She lay on her back looking up at the ceiling as a wave of nausea rolled in the pit of her stomach. The rash


the past had wasted no time to jump on the computer to Google him and the history of his family. And when they'd found out he was the son of a very wealthy attorney, who along with his brother had established Wexler & Wexler Attorneys at Law—a large firm out in Texas with branches in the southern states as well—they'd seemed to become even more interested. One chick even had the nerve to tell him he was stupid for being a Marine when he could go work for his father. As if his father thinking he was stupid wasn't enough.

His cell buzzed. "Hello," he answered, before looking at the screen.

"Oh good. You answered," Madison said.

"How are you, Madison?"

"Good."

"And Drayton?"

"He's not doing too well. And that's why I'm calling.slender neck. Her long hair was pulled back into a tight low bun with curly bangs falling down on both sides of her delicate face. And a light pink gloss painted her kissable lips.

Inhaling the enticing peachy fragrance of her body, he kissed her cheek. "You look stunning, Sandella."

Her lips curved up into a blinding white smile. "Thank you. You look nice, too."

"Thanks." Maybe I should've said hi to Drayton.

Her gaze roved over the backyard. "Oh my goodness." Both her hands pressed flat to her chest. "Is all of this for me?" She tilted her head back, looking up at him.

"Yes. I wanted to make this night very special for you." He took her hand. "One that you'll never forget."

SANDELLA'S HEART REJOICED as Braylon escorted her between the


she yelled out his name.

He dipped up and down. He shuddered. "I feel your pussy exploding on my dick. You're making me come, baby." His back straightened. He continued to stroke her as hot sperm squirted inside, filling her to the hilt.

Now that was good. I'm in love. Her body hadn't had the chance to recuperate and here she wanted to do it again already.

A satisfied glow filled his eyes as he pecked her forehead. Taking in every little detail of their lovemaking aftermath, she felt his cock soften inside her. He rolled off her. She smiled outwardly and inwardly.

"Come here, baby." He gathered her in his arms.

Sandella's thighs felt sticky as she lay cuddled up against his chest. "I'm so glad you were my first."

With his chesthad been thrown in his lap his first day was kind of scary. Downright creepy. Who in the hell knew about him and Sandella? Could this Simon guy be the killer?

Victoria, a brunette with short wavy hair, lifted her eyes from the computer screen. Her lips curved upward. "How's your first day going?" She popped a breath mint in her mouth.

Crazy as fuck.  "It's going great." He leaned into her. "Do you by any chance know an employee by the name of Simon?"

Victoria's brows creased. Thinking, she fisted her chin. "No, sorry. The name Simon doesn't ring a bell, but if you give me a last name I can check the database for you to find out who he is?"

The last thing he needed to do was


him."

"Who are they?"

A tight ball was visible in her throat. "I don't know any names. But Marc told me," her voice cracked, "he was getting threatening letters at work. And a few times he received threats on his cell phone."

"Did he report this to law enforcement?"

"Yes."

"To who?"

"Detective Forest Greene." She folded her arms over her chest. "That mean bastard just turned his head and looked the other way. As a matter of fact, he never bothered to return any of my phone calls. And every time I tried to see him, he downright dismissed my numerous requests."

Braylon wrote down each word she said. Gripping the black ink pen, he lifted his eyes from the paper. "Did you tell Detective Greene of your suspicions?"

She shook her head. "Not verbally,blue jeans and a red sweater. Usually he'd smile when seeing them, but today his lips settled in a thin line. He threw his arms around his baby sister and squeezed her tight. "I did try calling, but the line was busy."

Kane shook his head. "Royce kept talking on the phone last night and done went and left it off the hook."

Sandella smiled. "He was probably trying to call Willa to come get him. Right after I make breakfast, I'm going to head over to the island."

"Are you okay?" Aric quizzed, giving her an endearing stare.

She put her hand over her heart. "I'm fine. You didn't have to come all this way to see about me—"

"Yes, he did. And I did, too." Chandler came through the door with


my French," he put his hands on his hips, "...but a shitload of shit has been happening since you've gone and done such a stupid thing. Let me make myself clear. Leave well enough alone." His voice was raspy. "Catch my drift?" he asked, lifting his right brow.

Braylon nodded. "I hear what you're saying...loud and clear, sir."

"Good. Consider this a warning. And just so you know I don't give warnings twice. You may leave now."

Knots pained Braylon's shoulders as he made his way back to the mailroom. If he didn't know any better, he'd think Forest had followed him to Theresa's house. Shoot, for all he knew, Forest might be keeping track of his every single move, and everything he researched on his computer. But just because histo look at her baby brother. "Is he the one that taught you how to change the tire?"

"Yes. He taught me how to tie a bowtie for a tuxedo, too."

Her eyes gleamed at the fact he'd been helping her brother. "Small. Small world."

As Sandella made the introductions, Braylon gave each of the men, including Kane and Drew, a firm shake.

"Come in."

Kane rolled his wheelchair inside the comfort of the cottage with his sons following close behind him. "We wanted to meet with you," Chandler, the oldest brother, said, "to give you—"

Kane cleared his throat. "Let me tell him."

Braylon slid his hands in his pockets. I don't know if I want to hear this.

Kane said, "I wanted to give you my blessing, in person, to date my daughter." His


never get to do anything." Drew pouted, looking down at his father. "Living here is worse than being in prison."

"Like hell this is jail." Kane snarled. "When I was growing up—"

"But times have changed," Drew cut his father off. "Man, everyone at school is going to be there. It's the biggest party of the year."

Kane scowled. "You're not going!"

Drew sucked his teeth. "Sandy! Please!"

Kane shook his head vigorously. "She's not your mother, son."

Sandella quickly covered her ears. "All right. All right," she said, folding her arms across her breasts. "Dad, he has a good point."

Her father's eyes rolled. "Like hell he does."

"Colonel Barton has had the Halloween party for the last three years. His kids attend Beaufort High with Drew. It'll be good for him to be aroundhe'd turned down her advances. He'd stated he intended to keep his promise to her father. He wouldn't touch her until he found her mother's killer. The more she thought about his promise, the more she disliked it. What if he never captured the killer? Then what? She couldn't fathom living a life without Braylon. The thought pained her heart.

Just as she stuck her hands into the warm bubbly dish water, her old neighbor, Buddy Greene, appeared on the porch at the house behind hers. He turned a beer bottle up to his lips, swallowed, then tossed it in the bin. Was he back? she wondered, scrubbing the pot. God, she sure hoped not.

Bud had resided behind her father's house a few years back and he'd been the


on the curb of Colonel Barton's home with Drew in costume in the passenger's seat. "Have fun...and be good," Sandella advised, smiling.

"Always." Drew flung open the door, hopped out of the car, and walked coolly toward the front door. When he was halfway there, the front door suddenly flung open. Two teenage girls happily rushed up to him and bestowed him with a group hug. Her little brother was definitely growing up, she thought, smiling, then pulling away. What does Braylon want to talk to my father about? It must be about the case.

After making a left turn at the stop sign, she made a quick right then proceeded to drive down the long dark road. A love song streamed from the car speakers, serenading her. Memories ofseat of his brand new Yamaha jet ski. Gripping the handle bars, he peered up at Sandella. "Hop on," he invited, instantly thinking about how he'd like for her to hop on and ride his dick, too. A big smile developed on his face.

Smiling down at him, she tightened the straps on her orange life vest. "Are you thinking what I think you're thinking?" she asked, wrapping her arms around his waist.

Braylon started the engine on his new toy. "If you're thinking that I can't wait to fuck you, then yeah, that's what I'm thinking."

"Is that all you ever think about?" Inhaling his spicy cologne, she looked out at the water, and relished the way her breasts felt mashed into his spine. God, he was so manly.

"For the


kitten snuggling up against its mother. "I knew you'd do the right thing by us. I just knew you would." The doorbell rang again. She pried her arms from him. "I need to go get my nails done. Can you please watch Drayton until I get back?"

"Sure. No problem." Sandella should be decorating this house, not her.

She stooped down in front of Drayton. "Daddy's going to watch you until I get back. Okay?"

"But, I want to go with you," he whined.

"Mommy has to run and do things that only girls can do. So be a big boy and stay here with your daddy." She pinched his cheek causing it to turn apple red. "Okay?"

Braylon lifted Drayton in his arms. "How about you and I go fishing or tohead. "Grandma. Not in front of him."

Willa touched Drayton's arm. "Baby, who's your real daddy?" she asked, ignoring Braylon.

Drayton pointed. "He is! We're going to play football!"

The adults gathered inside the kitchen around the table while Drayton sat in the family room playing with the toys Madison had stored inside his backpack.

"Would y'all like something to drink?" Braylon offered, sitting at the table with his grandparents.

"No. We're good," she answered for both her and Drake. She then placed her hand on top of his. "I know you want to do what's best for Drayton if it turns out that he's your son. But, if you're not happy, your son won't be happy. That child will see it in your eyes if you're miserable. You don't have to commit


to Madison in order to raise your son. Now I know you didn't ask for my advice, but I'm gone give it to you anyway—you need to keep your promise to Sandella and marry her."

"Now ain't that the truth!" Drake said. "Sandella has been like a daughter to us. She's a beautiful person...inside and out. They don't make them like her anymore. And Madison, well," Drake patted his chest, "something just don't sit right in here with me when it comes to that girl."

Braylon's mind once again flashed back to the day his father had walked out on him. He'd left his mother and his siblings for another woman, and it'd nearly destroyed them all. He didn't want to ever bring a child of his pain like he'd“unsecured Wi-Fi” mean? Well, it means there is no password set and that open access to the Wi-Fi access point is available to anyone with a compatible device.

“Poorly secured” Wi-Fi refers to access points that are set up using older security measures, such as Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP). WEP is an encryption system that utilises a security technique developed in 1999 and which was outdated and replaced in 2003 by Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA).

“Having WEP encryption is like using a closed screen door as your sole means of security at home. The WPA or WPA2 security encryption is certainly what we would recommend as it offers a high degree of protection.”

According to Hay, the consequences of not acting could be significant:

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connection. As a result, when someone gains access to their open Wi-Fi they can access all of the devices and computers on that home network.

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The Queensland Police wardriving effort is certainly not the first of its kind. In fact, wardriving has been occurring since the inception of Wi-Fi in the 1990s.

The Queensland Police have commenced the project and to ensure they do not commit a breach of privacy have configured their systems to collect only limited information; just enough to be able to identify open or poorly secured Wi-Fi so the owner can be notified.

And when you look at the statistics, it seems there are a lot of homeowners that need to be notified.

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Evaluating butterfly inlay tympanoplasty.
To compare closure rate, reduction in air-bone-gap, and operative time of butterfly tympanoplasty (BT) to underlay tympanoplasty (UT). Retrospective cohort study of children (age <18y) undergoing Type I tympanoplasty between 2009 and 2017. Patients were excluded if they had <6 months of follow up, mastoidectomy, fat graft or cholesteatoma. Twenty-one patients (mean age 13.4) underwent BT while forty-one patients (mean age 13.5) underwent UT. The mean size of perforation in 30.6% in BT patients and 43.6% in UT patients (p = 0.01). Preoperative audiogram showed a similar air-bone-gap between the two groups of 31.7, 22.7, and 17.9 dB in BT vs 29.6, 24.8, and 17.6 dB in UT at 500, 1000, and 2000 Hz, respectively (p = 0.65, 0.63, and 0.94). Operative time was reduced-159 - (2 - 1). Let f = -99 + t. Suppose -4*a = -a - f. Calculate the greatest common divisor of 2 and a.
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Let g(a) = -a**3 + 9*a**2 + 10*a + 4. Let s be g(10). Let c be 2/s - 18/(-12). What is the greatest common factor of 10 and c?
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s. Calculate the highest common divisor of 2 and c.
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Not only are members of communities that have low collective efficacy more likely to see violence, but also families that are isolated and that lack access to social supports are more likely to be under stress and the children to be traumatized. Trauma has the potential to result in a variety of psychiatric sequelae no matter where it comes from—the family or the community. Accordingly, clinical psychiatrists need to be facile in talking to patients about childhood trauma during


our society anymore.

What about leaving kids with other relatives or older kids to babysit for them?

Well, it depends on what you define as older. What research has found is that self-care goes up in the summer for 6- to 12-year-olds. So, you could have that child home alone or you could have a 6-year-old being babysat by a 10-year-old, in effect. That's considered a little young in a lot of places now, and when it comes to being left with a family member, you know, some kids get lucky. Some spend summer with grandma — that's fantastic –- others, that family member may be a little less enthusiastic, a little less capable of getting out, or may have a bunch of kids around, which can be sort ofgood and bad.

And there's a big educational consequence here too, because some of the summer camps and the summer programs are real, sort of educational enrichment programs for kids who can afford them, while these other kids who can't afford them, they often fall behind over the summer, right?

Right, it's called "the summer slide," and it affects everybody. Most kids fall back a little in math. When it comes to reading, what research has shown is that lower income kids typically lose two to three months over the summer and the big distinction when it comes to reading is that they just don't get it back. And researchers aren't super clear on why that is. But they are pretty clear on the fact that a learning-based program —


a motor mounting system for a motorized vehicle is provided comprising a first connection section, a second connection section and a resilient flexible connection. The first connection section is stationarily connected to a chassis of the motorized vehicle. The first connection section comprises a first cantilevered projection. The second connection section is stationarily connected to a motor carrier frame. The second connection section comprises a second cantilevered projection. The resilient flexible connection connects the first and second cantilevered projections to each other. The first and second cantilevered projections project, at least partially, in a same direction from the chassis and the motor carrier frame, respectively.
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w\Delta w\ge 0$$ for all $r>0$.

Since $W(0^+,u) =  W(r,p)$ for all $r>0$ (see Proposition \[prop:Weiss\]) and $\Delta p\equiv 1$, we have $$\begin{split}
0 &\le W(r,u) -W(0^+,u)
=W(r,u) - W(r,p)
\\
&=\frac{1}{r^{n+2}}\int_{B_r} \Bigl(|\nabla w|^2 + 2\nabla w\cdot \nabla p +2w\Bigr) -\frac{2}{r^{n+3}}\int_{\partial B_r} \Bigl(w^2 + 2w p\Bigr)
\\
&= \frac{1}{r^{n+2}}\int_{B_r} |\nabla w|^2  -\frac{2}{r^{n+3}}\int_{\partial B_r} w^2 + \frac{2}{r^{n+3}}\int_{\partial B_r}   w(x\cdot\nabla p -2p)
\\
&= \frac{1}{r^{n+2}}\int_{B_r} |\nabla w|^2 -\frac{2}{r^{n+3}}\int_{\partial B_r} w^2 ,
\end{split}$$ where we used that $p$ is $2$-homogeneous (hence $x\cdot \nabla p=2p$). This proves .

Now, since $$\frac{1}{r^{n+2}}\int_{B_r} |\nabla w|^2=
 \frac{1}{r^{n+2}}\int_{B_r} - w\Delta w + \frac{1}{r^{n+3}}\int_{\partial B_r} w\,x\cdot \nabla w,$$ follows from and .

We can now state and prove the monotonicity of the Almgren frequency function. We remark that the fact that $\phi$ is monotone for all $p \in \mathcal P$ (and not only with$p=p_*$) will be crucial in the proof of Theorem \[thm:main\].

\[lemAlmgren\] Let $0$ be a singular point, $p \in \mathcal P$, and $w:= u-p$. Then $$\frac{d}{dr} \log \phi(r,w) \ge\frac 2 r  \frac{
\left(r^{2-n} \int_{B_r} w\Delta w\right)^2 }{ r^{2-n} \int_{B_r}|\nabla w|^2  \ r^{1-n} \int_{\partial B_r} w^2 }\ge 0.$$

Let us introduce the adimensional quatities $$D(r) := r^{2-n} \int_{B_r} |\nabla w|^2 = r^2\int_{B_1} |\nabla w|^2(r\,\cdot\,),$$
$$
H(r) := r^{1-n}\int_{\partial B_r} w^2 = \int_{\partial B_1} w^2(r\, \cdot\,),$$ so that $\phi=D/H$. By scaling it is enough to compute the derivative of $\phi$ at $r=1$ and prove that it is nonnegative.

Using lower indices to denote partial derivatives (so $w_i=\partial_{x_i}w,$ $w_{ij}=\partial^2_{x_ix_j}w$, etc.), we have $$\label{zero}
\frac{d}{dr} \log \phi = \frac{D'}{D}- \frac{H'}{H}$$ where $$\label{first}
\begin{split}
D'(1) &=  \sum_{i,j} \int_{B_1} 2w_i x_j  w_{ij}  + 2D(1)
\\
&= \sum_{i,j}\int_{\partial B_1}2w_i x_j w_{j}


\mathbb S^{n-1}$ we have $\delta^2_{\boldsymbol e,h} p_*\equiv 0$ (since $p_*$ is constant in the directions of $L$). Thus, since $\Delta u =1$ outside of $\{u=0\}$ and $\Delta u\le 1$ everywhere, $$\Delta \big(\delta^2_{\boldsymbol e,h} w_r \big) =  \frac{\Delta u\big(r (\,\cdot\,+h\boldsymbol e)\big)+\Delta u\big(r (\,\cdot\,-h\boldsymbol e)\big) - 2\Delta u\big(r (\,\cdot\,)\big) }{h^2}
\le 0  \hspace{2mm}\mbox{ in } B_1\setminus \{u(r\,\cdot\,)=0\}.
$$ On the other hand, since $u\ge 0$ we have $$\delta^2_{\boldsymbol e,h} w_r = \delta^2_{\boldsymbol e,h}  u(r\,\cdot\,) \ge 0  \quad \mbox{ in } \{u(r\,\cdot \,)=0\}.$$ As a consequence, the negative part of the second order incremental quotient $(\delta^2_{\boldsymbol e,h} {\widetilde}w_r)_-$ is a (nonnegative) subharmonic function, and so is its limit $(\partial_{\boldsymbol e\boldsymbol e}^2{\widetilde}w_r)_-$ (recall that $u\in C^{1,1}$, hence $\delta^2_{\boldsymbol e,h} {\widetilde}w_r\to \partial_{\boldsymbol e\boldsymbol e}^2{\widetilde}w_r$ a.e. as $h \to 0$).

Therefore, given any7 2, \frac{11}{2}, \frac {15}{ 2},  \frac {19}{ 2}, \ldots\big\}  }.$$ Since $\lambda_*>2$, the lemma follows.

As explained in the introduction, our main goal is to prove that the set of points with frequency less than $3$ is small. For this, we need to understand what happens when too many singular points accumulate around another singular point. This is the purpose of the next two lemmata: the first concerns the case $m\leq n-2$, and the second deals with the case $m=n-1$.

\[codge2\] Let $n\ge 3$ and suppose that $0$ is a singular point. Assume that $m := \dim(L) \le n-2$, and that there is a sequence of singular points $x_k\to 0$ and radii $r_k\downarrow 0$ with $|x_k|\le r_k/2$ such that $${\widetilde}w_{r_k} := \frac{(u-p_*)(r_k \,\cdot\, )}{\|(u-p_*)(r_k\,\cdot\,)\|_{L^2(\partial B_1)}} \rightharpoonup q
\qquad


$$\frac{1}{\rho ^4} \int_{\partial B_1} | u(x_k +r_k \rho \, \cdot\,)  - p_*(r_k \rho \, \cdot\,)|^2 \le 2^4\int_{\partial B_1} \big| u\big(x_k +{\textstyle \frac {r_k} 2}  \, \cdot\,\big)  - p_*\big({\textstyle \frac {r_k} 2} \, \cdot\,\big)\big|^2  ,$$ or equivalently, recalling , $$\label{control}
\frac{1}{\rho ^4} {{{\mathchoice {\kern1ex\vcenter{\hrule height.4pt
width 6pt depth0pt} \kern-9.7pt} {\kern1ex\vcenter{\hrule
height.4pt width 4.3pt depth0pt} \kern-7pt} {} {} }}\int}_{\partial B_\rho} | {\widetilde}w_{r_k}(y_k + x)  + c_k +   b_k\cdot x|^2    \le 2^4{{{\mathchoice {\kern1ex\vcenter{\hrule height.4pt
width 6pt depth0pt} \kern-9.7pt} {\kern1ex\vcenter{\hrule
height.4pt width 4.3pt depth0pt} \kern-7pt} {} {} }}\int}_{\partial B_{1/2}} | {\widetilde}w_{r_k}(y_k + x)  + c_k +   b_k\cdot x|^2 .$$ Hence, in the limit (note that $B_{\rho}(y_\infty)\subset B_1$ for all $\rho \leq 1/2$) $$\label{controllim}
\frac{1}{\rho^4} {{{\mathchoice {\kern1ex\vcenter{\hrule height.4pt
width 6pt depth0pt} \kern-9.7pt} {\kern1ex\vcenter{\hrule
height.4pt width 4.3pt depth0pt} \kern-7pt}holds $$W_3(1,w_r)=(\phi(1,w_r)-3)H_3 \geq 0$$ (here $W_\lambda$ is as in Lemma \[modifieWeiss\]). Also, because $q$ is a $3$-homogeneous harmonic polynomial, one easily checks that $
W_3(1,q)=0.
$ Hence, similarly to the proof of Lemma \[lemWeiss\], we get $$\begin{split}
0 &\le W_3(1,w_r) -W_3(1,q)
\\
&=\int_{B_1} \Bigl(|\nabla v_r|^2 + 2\nabla v_r\cdot \nabla q\Bigr) -3\int_{\partial B_1} \Bigl(v_r^2 + 2v_r q\Bigr)
\\
&= \int_{B_1} |\nabla v_r|^2  -3\int_{\partial B_1} v_r^2 + \int_{\partial B_1}   v_r(x\cdot\nabla q -3q)
\\
&= \int_{B_1} |\nabla v_r|^2 -3\int_{\partial B_1} v_r^2 \\
&= \int_{B_1} -v_r\Delta v_r +\int_{\partial B_1} v_r((v_r)_\nu-3v_r),
\end{split}$$ where we used that $\Delta q\equiv 0$ and $x\cdot \nabla q=3q$. Thus, recalling we obtain $$\frac{d}{dr}H_3(r,v)=\frac2{r}\int_{B_1}v_r\Delta v_r=\frac{2}{r^{n+5}}\int_{B_r}v\Delta v.$$ Now, since $\Delta v=\Delta u-\Delta p_*-\Delta q=0$ inside $\{u>0\}$, we have $$v\Delta v=(p_*+q)\chi_{\{u=0\}},$$ therefore $$\frac{d}{dr}H_3(r,v)=\frac2{r^{n+5}}\int_{B_1}v_r\Delta v_r=\frac{2}{r^{n+5}}\int_{B_r\cap\{u=0\}}(p_*+q).$$ Noticing that $$p_*+q \ge p_* -|q| \ge \bigg(\sqrt{p_*}-\sqrt{\frac{|q|}{2p_*}}\bigg)^2-\frac{q^2}{2p_*} \geq -\frac{q^2}{2p_*}$$ and that $\frac{q^2}{2p_*}$ is


a $4$-homogeneous polynomial (this follows from the fact that $q=0$ on $\{p_*=0\}$, hence $q$ is divisible by $\sqrt{p_*}$), we conclude that $$\frac{d}{dr}H_3(r,v)=-\frac{1}{r}\int_{B_1\cap\{u(r\,\cdot\,)=0\}}\frac{q^2}{p_*}\geq -\bigg\|\frac{q^2}{p_*}\bigg\|_{L^\infty(B_1)}\frac{|\{u(r\,\cdot\,)=0\}\cap B_1|}{r}.$$ Since $\lambda_*\geq 3$, the result follows by Proposition \[decayest\].

In order to apply the previous result, we need to check the size of the points where any third-order blow-up is harmonic and vanishes on $\{p_*=0\}$. We begin with the case $n=2$.

\[lemdim20\] Let $n=2$, $0\in \Sigma_1$, and $w:=u-p_*$. Assume that there exists a sequence $x_k\in \Sigma_1$ with $x_k \to 0$, and that $$w_{r_k} := \frac{(u-p_*)(r_k \,\cdot\, )}{r_k^3} \rightharpoonup \hat q
\qquad \text{in $W^{1,2}(B_1)$.}$$ Then $\hat q$ is a $3$-homogeneous harmonic polynomial vanishing on $L:=\{p_*=0\}$ and satisfying $\|\hat q\|_{L^2(\partial B_1)}=H_3(0^+,w)$.

Note that if $\phi(0^+,u-p_*)>3$ then $\|w_r\|_{L^2(B_1)}=o(r^3)$ (see ), hence $H_3(0^+,w)=0$ and the result holds with $\hat q\equiv 0$. So$x_\ell \in \{x_1=\ldots=x_{m-1}=0\}$. Then, by the symmetries of $u$ and Lemma \[codge2\], a blow-up $q$ of $u-p_*$ at $0$ is a homogeneous harmonic polynomial that vanishes on the $x_m$-axis and that enjoys the same symmetries as $u$ (note that $p_*$ has the same symmetries as $u$ and vanishes on $r=0$). Thus, $q=q^\star(z,r)$, where $q^\star$ solves $${\rm div}( r^{n-m-1} \nabla q^\star)=0,   \qquad q^\star(z,0) = 0 \quad \forall\, z,  \qquad  \mbox{and}\quad q^\star\not\equiv 0.$$ Let $m$ be the degree of $q$. Since $q$ is smooth and $q^\star(z,0) = 0$, $q^\star$ must be a polynomial of the form $\sum_{1\leq k\leq m/2}a_kz^{m-2k}r^{2k}$. Let $k_0\geq 1$ be the first index such that $a_{k_0}\neq 0$. Then $$0={\rm div}( r^{n-m-1} \nabla q^\star)
=\Bigl(2k_0[n-m+2(k_0-1)]a_{k_0}z^{m-2k_0}+r^{2}Q(z,r)\Bigr)r^{n-m-1+2(k_0-1)},$$ where $Q$ is a polynomial of degree $m-2k_0-2$. In particular,


consequence $0$ (and by symmetry all points on $\mathcal Z$) must belong to $\Sigma^a_m$.

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Here is a blog journal of our brand. We will show you the behind the scenes of designing our collections as well as features with our ultimate Love Shack girls: friends, models, photographers, and our muses. Welcome to the inner circle girls!

"I was raised in a pretty bohemian environment, surrounded by artists and musicians. My parents are massively in love, but unmarried, which wasn't the most conventional thing to do at the time. I always had a wonderful example of healthy romantic and family relationships between my parents and my 3 older brothers. I move to New York to study poetry in college when I was 17 and also found myself working in fashion fairly quickly, assisting Kate Young. I also began the path to working as a


the final elements active in one pass. This chapter shows how we decided to make different kinds of vegetation and how we split them into single, renderable chunks.

Is it really necessary (or why so much variable vegetation)

There might arise the question if it is really necessary to create scenes like this with large numbers of unique objects to achieve believable and good looking natural environment scenes.

Of course it is not 🙂

But we wanted to have a high rate of variation in the vegetation while still having as much control over color in the compositing stage as possible. This project was intended to be more of an experiment to explore the boundaries of the technically manageable rather then creating the most streamlined and efficient outdoor shot ever. That´s whyLight cache pass, only the first frame of the active time segment has to be rendered. After the calculation the map will be saved to a file, too.

In the last pass the Light Cache will be loaded as the secondary bounce and the Irridiance Map will be loaded as the primary bounce of the indirect illumination. After doing so, the frame can be rendered without the need to recalculate the indirect lighting in the scene.

Working this way makes it very easy to get flicker free animation, if only the camera is moving and not the individual objects.

How to reconstruct the passes to a final picture?

The vegetation has been split and the passes were rendered. So it was time, to merge all passes together to one picture. This chapter


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school" "She remained hungry to .. feed me." "I cannot see my mother in distress" "And that is the reason for all the lies." "Then what should I do?" "tell my mother that the dream she has will never come true." "I want to see her happy." "I need money for that." "And I will cheat anybody for Money.." "If you would have told her the truth today" "Then she would have probably died." "please.." "Forgive me for all the trouble I have caused you." "You are still angry with him?" "See we all have worries." "My father.." "built this house and garage after hard work." "Then my mother became sick and my father" "Had to take a Iot of Ioan and he died repaying the Ioan." "I                3 & \rm{with\,probability}& \frac{q}{4(q+3)}
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In Section $2$, we introduce the family of biquadratic curves and we give a parametrization of the family in terms of terns of coprime square-free polynomials. In Section $3$, we compute the monodromy group of the family in the sense of Katz and Sarnak (cf. [@KS99 Ch. 9]) and we obtain the corresponding distribution of the Frobenius traces at the $q$-limit. In Section $4$, previous theorem is proven, and in Section $5$ the moments of the Frobenius traces are computed at the $g$-limit, proving that when both $g$ and $q$ go to infinity the normalized trace has a standard complex Gaussian distribution. In last section, Theorem \[main\]


the parametrization we can assume for example that $N=n$ and then we fix two square-free polynomials $f_1,f_2$ of degrees $n_1,n_2$ such that $f_1f_2$ is also square-free. Therefore, we can consider the open immersion $$\{f\in\mathcal{F}_{n}:\, ff_1,ff_2\;\mathrm{square-free}\}\longrightarrow \mathcal{F}_{[n,n_1,n_2]}:\, f \longmapsto (f,f_1,f_2).$$ The monodromy group of the family $\mathcal{H}_{g}$ of hyperelliptic curves over this subset of $\mathcal{F}_{n}$ is the same as if we consider the family over all $\mathcal{F}_{n}$. Finally, the monodromy group of the family $\mathcal{B}_{(g_1,g_2,g_3)}(\mathbb{F}_{q})$ can only increase and, after results of [@KS99 10.1], it is the biggest possible one.

Applying Deligne’s equidistribution theorem (cf. [@KS99 9.3,9.2]) and random matrix theory (cf. [@DS94 4]), we have the following distribution result at the $q$-limit for the family $\mathcal{B}_{(g_1,g_2,g_3)}(\mathbb{F}_{q})$.

Let $g\geq 3$ be a fixed integer. When $q$ goes to $\infty$, the classesof the Klein group is indeed $S_3.$

Let us look at geometric points over a point $\alpha \in {{\mathbb P}}^1$, i.e. we treat our field of definition as algebraically closed.

First, looking at $$\begin{gathered}
(f_1,f_2, f_3)\bmod (t-\alpha)^2 =\\ \left(f_1(\alpha) + f_1'(\alpha)(t-\alpha), h_2(\alpha) + f_2'(\alpha)(t-\alpha), f_3(\alpha) + f_3'(\alpha)(t-\alpha) \right) \bmod (t-\alpha)^2\end{gathered}$$ we see that we have:

-   $(q^2-1)^3$ choices as $f_1,f_2,f_3$ have to be nonzero $\bmod  (t-\alpha)^2.$

-   from those we need to exclude the possibility that $(t-\alpha)$ divides any two of $f_1,f_2,f_3$ (as they have to be coprime), i.e. we cannot allow $f_1(\alpha), f_2(\alpha), f_3(\alpha)$ to contain two or three zeros. Let us examine each situation we need to avoid.

    -   The situation is completely symmetric in $f_1,f_2,f_3$ so it is enough to


polynomials that have a zero at $\alpha$ must be nonzero. Thus, for each choice of $k$ numbers in $\{1, \dots, m\}$ we have $$(q-1)^k (q-1)^{m-k} q^{m-k} =q^{m-k} (q-1)^m \textrm{ choices}.$$ Therefore we start with

$$(q^2-1)^m - \sum_{k=2}^m \binom{m}{k}  q^{m-k} (q-1)^m =q^{m-1}(q-1)^m (q+m) \textrm{ tuples modulo }(t-\alpha)^2.$$

Geometrically, we have the following possibilities.

1.  There will be $2^r$ distinct points when $f_1(\alpha), \dots,  f_m(\alpha)$ are all nonzero. Again in this case we have no restrictions on the derivatives. Thus we have $(q-1)^{m}q^m$ possibilities.\

2.  Otherwise, only one of the $f_1(\alpha), \dots,  f_m(\alpha)$ can be zero (as the $f_j$s are pairwise coprime). In this case, the fiber will contain $2^{r-1}$ geometric points. The situation is completely symmetric in $f_1, \dots, f_m.$ Thus, it is enough to count the caseeuro members with a vengeance. Since European banks were heavily loaded with exactly those bonds, this precipitated a twin sovereign debt and banking crisis.

Subsequently the so-called periphery countries were treated as if they were solely responsible for their misfortunes and the structural defects of the euro remained uncorrected. Germany and the other creditor countries did the minimum necessary to preserve the euro but they continued to apply the treaties that proved to be flawed and imposed new rules that prolonged and aggravated the recession. The pain and suffering is almost entirely self-inflicted by the eurozone. It has the quality of a nightmare.

The burden of responsibility falls mainly on Germany. The Bundesbank helped design the blueprint for the euro, whose defects put Germany into the driver's seat. This has


Phase I study of low-dose interleukin-2, fludarabine, and cyclophosphamide for previously untreated indolent lymphoma and chronic lymphocytic leukemia.
Fludarabine and cyclophosphamide is an effective combination but increases the risk of opportunistic infections due to depressed lymphocyte counts. In an attempt to preserve CD4 counts, we conducted a phase I, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial of recombinant interleukin-2 (IL-2) added to fludarabine and cyclophosphamide in patients with treatment-naive indolent lymphomas or chronic lymphocytic leukemia. Subcutaneous IL-2 (days 1-21 of each 28-day cycle) was combined with cyclophosphamide (600 mg/m2, day 8) and fludarabine (20 mg/m2, days 8-12) at four dose levels: 0.8, 1.0, 1.2, and 1.4 x 10(6) IU/m2/d. IL-2 dose was escalated in cohorts of four to six patients, with one patient per cohort receiving placebo. Twenty-three patients, median age 50, wereby the radar in the form of pulses whose length and repetition period may be fixed or variable in time.
In the microwave components referred to here above such as, for example, the transistors or the diodes, it is important to know the temperature attained by the junction of the component, because this temperature determines the life expectancy of this component. To this end, manufacturers generally provide information on the thermal characteristics of the components and, especially, the thermal resistance Rth which is defined by the following relationship:
Rth=(qjxe2x88x92qs)/Pdxe2x80x83xe2x80x83(1)
where qj is the junction temperature of the component, , qs is the temperature of the component taken at the level of the package and Pd is the power dissipated by the component.
While this feature is valuable for knowing the junction temperature