I think I've given the book to some of our grandkids also, but I can't remember who! (if I haven't given it to your family let me know for next Christmas!)

Yesterday as I baked and the scent wafted throughout our home, it reminded me of Christmas. The scents of Christmas bring back memories of my dad, and cooking with him during the holidays. Tomorrow we are having my sister and her family over for lunch. I am preparing homemade soups today for that. Now our home has savory scents, and I love it just as much!

Holidays and family and food - they all go hand in hand. Each one gives us something to be grateful for; today my gratitude is focused on the food, rather the 'sweet (andsending! Yay!

While I love the holiday season I am not about the hustle and bustle of shopping. I am more about the joy of giving, and sending those gifts. Today I got everything together and put in their containers for shipping to Oregon, Utah and Idaho. Hallelujah! I had actually planned on sending them tomorrow, but when I saw that it was going to be foggy tomorrow I figured it was safer to go out today, in the drizzly rain. It was so worth it!

When I arrived at the post office imagine my delight when there was just one other person in front of me, and they were taking care of something relatively simple (I love the Lathrop post office, quaint, and more personal). I had no line


the way he simplifies everything to make it work for everyone. He just has a knack for doing that, and as far as I can remember (literally) he always has.

As a young girl I remember how excited I would be when he spoke because his stories hit home. I especially loved the Christmas one about his sharing his toy/gift (a train, I believe) with a little boy less fortunate than him. How I loved that story.

Well, here we are, 49 years later (from when he was called as an Apostle) and I continue to be in awe and learn from him. I love that our grandchildren love him, that James thinks he is funny (because, frankly, sometimes he just is!).

However, today, as I read his talk a certainwas 18! We love it. It's just getting chilly enough here for it to be 'soup season'. (Yay!) I am grateful for this recipe, and the fact that I can make it without hauling out the recipe. It is delicious.

Funny sideline story: I took my mom a bowl of the clam chowder and she happily ate it all up. When I went to get her bowl from her (she eats in her room) she said, "That was really good! Is it from a can?"

Friday, November 23, 2012

Last night and today I've been ordering various Christmas gifts for our family. I have gotten much done, and all from the comfort of our home. Oh, and another thing I am grateful for... Amazon Prime. Free 2-day shipping (if you don't


2012

One of my best ways of relieving stress is through baking, another one is cleaning. Our house doesn't get that dirty (not like it did when the kids were home, and little) so cleaning therapy isn't an option like it once was. However, I haven't really been baking much. Some time ago I told Rach that when she moved into her own place she could have my stand mixer (which she did in August) and that I'd get a new Kitchenaid mixer for my birthday, which was also in August. Due to circumstances at the time I didn't get a new mixer. (I don't remember why.) So, I've been doing without a stand mixer for several months, and haven't been baking much, at all. Since I enjoy gettingThis recipe is from my old roommate, Elizabeth. Years ago when our family was visiting she made these and our family has loved them ever since. They are as easy as any other waffle recipe (except Krusteaz, since there is not a smidgen of thought to those!)

Every time I make these, it makes me happy. They are lighter than your average waffle. (though I must admit that 'off the waffle' in Eugene has the best waffles anywhere, hands down, well, at least to my experience!)

So, yes, I am grateful for these waffles, because they are delicious. So grateful I am sharing the recipe!

Lizzy's Waffles

2 cups Bisquick
1 egg
1/2 cup oil (I use canola, since that is what we always use)
10 club soda

Mix together, cook on waffle iron, and enjoy!

You


on his mind? His grandparents ..."I love him. I love him. I love her. I love her." How grateful for each one of my grandchildren -they all tug at my heart.

Thursday, October 18, 2012

A few days ago I contemplated not having this blog any longer, and just continuing to write my grateful moments down for myself. Gratefully, two of our children, Craig and Amy, lent their support. I know the others read it as well, and I am grateful they do (probably not Sam, but Linzi does!). I am hopeful that this blog does serve to make one contemplate what they are grateful for. It's not for the number of viewers, as I eluded to the other day...which was wrong of me. Really, what it boils down to,to go to the dermatologist yesterday and have it removed. Thankfully, the DR was able to remove it with the first incision. I am very grateful that it wasn't more serious, and that he is fine...other than a little discomfort, a large bandage, and the beginnings of a possible black eye. :)

Monday, October 15, 2012

Our home is quiet. I miss the noise, the toys, the food prep, the fun...of having a full house. There were SO many moments when I would just stop whatever I was doing and grab one of my grandchildren, hug and kiss them (except for Gav, who is two, and very independent), and express my love for them. We don't have nearly enough time with all our children, our time together is precious. Yesterday


levels and healthy histology---these two groups were combined and compared to samples from copper-laden livers of *COMMD1*-deficient dogs. As depicted in [Figure 1](#vetsci-06-00078-f001){ref-type="fig"}, the relative mRNA expression of *SHP* was reduced about 3-fold in *COMMD1*-deficient livers (*COMMD1−/−*), as compared to clinically heathy samples (*p* = 0.03; [Figure 1](#vetsci-06-00078-f001){ref-type="fig"}A). A small, but significant (*p* = 0.029), reduction in *APOE* mRNA expression in the copper-laden *COMMD1−/−* liver samples was measured ([Figure 1](#vetsci-06-00078-f001){ref-type="fig"}B). Levels of *IBABP* were very low, as expected from a gene product mainly expressed in the intestine, and even undetectable in organoids. Although the relative expression was reduced, in line with FXR activity, in the *COMMD1*-deficient livers, the very low expression levels did not justify a significance claim and we did not further elaborate on this gene productavoid having the Ant_index = 000; in other words,  we need the  Ant_index to be as decimal value, and then make mapping for 000 which is in decimal 0, the antenna 1 should be activated, 001 = 1 ---> antenna 2 should be activated. 010 = 2 ---> antenna 3 active, 011 = 3 ---> antenna 4 active. 100 = 4 ---> antennas 1 and 2 are active, 101 = 5 ---> antennas 1 and 3 are active, and so on.

A:

Depending on the desired format of your input, you can use one of the 2 decimal to binary conversion function:

de2bi => return
an array of 0 and 1, representing the binary number.
dec2bin =>
return a string representation of the binary number.

Conversion:
I recommend using de2bi since an


 get basic data from cache
    else
        get basic data from primary data source (expensive)
        save basic data to cache for next time

apply customisations to basic data (expensive)
save customised version to cache, using the parameter as a key
return customised product

This all works well, but I'm now trying to work out the best way of invalidating the cache data when the underlying data source changes. If the basic product information changes, then all customised versions need to be expired as well. I will get notified when this needs to happen.
Note that the parameters used for customising the product are not easily enumerable. There are a large number of possible parameters, so iteratingthe head, like he was executed." "Motive?" "Definitely wasn't robbery." "His wallet, his cash and his credit cards were found next to his body." "Not the way Marines normally end up getting murdered, if there is a "normal."" "The ballistics report linking him to Santoso's murder puts it in a whole different light." "Incoming!" "24/7." "We're always open." "Sorry to crash your supper, Miss Summerskill." "Evening, Henrietta." "Owen." "Mr. Callen, Mr. Hanna." "Hetty." "Hetty." "Just calling to brief you on the latest with the Santoso investigation." "Eric?" "Right." "The briefing." "Well, Kensi and Deeks..." "Agent Blye and Detective Deeks, they went to the crime scene and they found Santoso's missing shoes." "And, Nell and I, we have been..." "We are in the process of checking" "Santoso's missing phone


slipped up." "He used a real address." "It's West Hollywood." "Cheap, short-term vacation rentals." "I called them." "He's been staying there the past couple weeks." "That's about the same time s na hi was linked to the planned attacks." "Kensi or Deeks?" "Both." "Federal agents!" "Clear?" "Clear." "Well, either Santoso really likes pizza or he had company for dinner." "I think it was more than a dinner party." "There are three extra sleeping bags in this room." "At least four of them holed up in here." "All right, so how many terrorists does it take to make a cell?" "Hey, Kens." "What do you got?" "Hey, Eric, we're gonna need any security and traffic cam footage you can find on Santoso's apartment for the past week." "Santoso hadflex_type_enum::INTEGER);
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week that there were no plans to close the print edition. “Over my dead body will we quit producing the magazine in print,” he said.

Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa and Maggie have already been honored this year with a set of U.S. postal stamps marking the 20th anniversary of the longest-running comedy series on U.S. television.

Animated series “The Simpsons” debuted in December 1989 with a Christmas-themed episode called “Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire.” It has won 24 primetime Emmys and was renewed by Fox television earlier this year for two more seasons.grand jury investigation.  At issue is whether the district court erred when it quashed the Jenner & Block subpoena because of the attorney-client privilege and the work product doctrine, and when it quashed the McDermott, Will & Emery subpoena on the basis of the work product doctrine.  A preliminary issue raised by appellees Jenner & Block and the Association is whether the Government's in camera submission of Grand Jury material to show prima facie fraud was violative of due process.

2
We hold that the district court correctly concluded, in the circumstances of this case, that in camera submission was appropriate.  After examining the documents submitted in camera by the Government to support its assertion that ongoing fraud by the Association dissipated the attorney-client privilege, we have


its members to any individual holding an official position in Illinois.5 Before that time the Grand Jury had been investigating the handling of food stamps by Illinois currency exchanges.  After the expiration of the 1975 Grand Jury, the currency exchange investigation was transferred to the Special September 1978 Grand Jury and in April 1979, the 1978 Grand Jury returned a thirteen-count indictment, based on allegedly improper political contributions against seventeen currency exchange owners and the Association.

5
About one month after Swirsky was served with the subpoena requesting information about Association campaign contributions, an article appeared in the Chicago Sun-Times stating that Irving Gottlieb, a currency exchange owner and Association member, had made certain contributions to Illinois politicians for which he was reimbursed by other Association members.  Thethat the trial judge abused his discretion in failing to find prima facie fraud because the reports were not filed in the name of the Association.

42
The Government next argues that there was ongoing fraud by the Association because the reports failed to disclose the "$300 fund," wherein $300 was collected from currency exchange owners at the start of each state legislative session for the purpose of establishing a fund from which to reimburse members for political contributions.  The trial judge acknowledged the failure of the reports to disclose the "$300 fund," but did not find prima facie fraud because he concluded that the materials presented in camera "did not show whether the failure of members of the Association to tell the firm about the $300 fund before


more than he can assert the attorney-client privilege when there has been a showing of ongoing client fraud.  Therefore, we hold that the Association cannot invoke the work product doctrine as to the subpoenaed documents because of its prima facie fraud in the filing of the reports.

58
Where it is the attorney who asserts the work product doctrine, the fact of prima facie client fraud is not our only consideration.  As we have noted one of the purposes of the work product doctrine is to protect the work of the attorney from disclosure for the benefit of the attorney.  Jenner & Block argues that even if its client was engaging in fraud, the law firm should be able to claim the doctrine on its own behalf.case, indeed, in which inquiry has been permitted into the internal operation of the lawyer's office." 4 J. Moore, Federal Practice P 26.03(8) at 394 (2d ed. 1979).  The district judge failed to address the issue of the Grand Jury's need, and therefore we must remand for a determination of whether the Grand Jury has shown such extraordinary need as to justify production.

3. Fifth and Sixth Amendment Claims

61
The Association, as well as the Association members who have intervened in this appeal, argue that to enforce the Jenner & Block subpoena would violate the Fifth Amendment rights of Association members and the Sixth Amendment rights of the Association as well as its members.  We do not agree.

62
In Fisher v. United States, 425 U.S. 391, 96 S.Ct. 1569,


48 L.Ed.2d 39 (1976), the Supreme Court held that the Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination is not implicated unless incriminating documents are compelled from the person claiming to be incriminated by the disclosure.  Recognizing that clients could thereby be discouraged from handing over incriminating documents to their attorneys for the purpose of securing legal advice, the Court went on to hold that in a case where a client could have asserted his privilege against self-incrimination to prevent disclosure if the documents were in his possession, the client can assert the attorney-client privilege to protect those same documents in the hands of his attorney.  Because in the instant case the documents have been subpoenaed from the law firm rather than from the individual persons, it is onlyattach until criminal proceedings with a known defendant have been instituted.  The Sixth Amendment right to effective assistance of counsel does not apply to a grand jury investigation.  United States v. Mandujano, 425 U.S. 564, 96 S.Ct. 1768, 48 L.Ed.2d 212 (1976), citing Kirby v. Illinois, 406 U.S. 682, 92 S.Ct. 1877, 32 L.Ed.2d 411 (1972).  It is not disputed that these documents were subpoenaed for the continuing Grand Jury investigation and not for the criminal proceedings resulting from the indictments already returned.

B. The McDermott Subpoena

64
The trial judge found that there was prima facie ongoing fraud by the Association in its tax filing and accordingly held that the attorney-client privilege was waived with respect to the McDermott subpoena.  That ruling is not before us.


which were sent to and/or received from the IRS with regard to and/or involving the Chicago Currency Exchange Association, Inc., and/or its successor in interest the Community Currency Exchange Association of Illinois, Inc.  (hereafter "CCEA")

2
 Any and all billing statements or statements of work performed for the CCEA

3
 Any and all notes, memoranda, correspondence involving the CCEA and/or any of its members with regard to the tax status of CCEA

4
 Any and all CCEA documents or copies thereof

9
 In United States v. Comiskey, supra, the statutory language concerning certification was identical to that at issue here even though we are construing section 3731 as amended in 1971, while Comiskey was decided under section 3731 as amended in 1968

10
 Other cases cited by appellees are also inapposite. States v. Nobles, 422 U.S. 225, 247 n.6, 95 S.Ct. 2160, 2174, 45 L.Ed.2d 141 (White, J., concurring).  Our conclusions as to the scope of the work product doctrine in a grand jury proceeding do not apply to a criminal pretrial proceeding with a known defendant or to a trial

18
 Although we require the disclosure of an attorney's summary notes of oral statements, we of course do not intend to require the attorney to prepare such a summary for purposes of the subpoena

19
 In his general discussion of the work product doctrine, the trial judge recognized that the doctrine does not attach where there is only a "remote possibility" rather than a "substantial likelihood" of litigation.  He failed, however, to address the issue of whether the


in opposition to the Constitution.

That's what it was about. Talk all you want about state's rights, but that was the ONE that was listed first and foremost.

Here's how free speech works, fuktard: The first amendment to the US constitution ensures that the GOVERNMENT may not interfere with free speech. And even that's being weakened on a daily basis. Not a big fan of that.

But what the first amendment DOESN'T DO is guarantee that a person can say what they want and not have consequences.

I was just banned from BGG, once and for all, for popping off at ignorant dirtbags like you. Was "free speech" violated? No.

If some racist group decides to go out in public and scream "we hate fags", do I think the government can or should           301 Nebraska R eports
                         DeLIMA v. TSEVI
                        Cite as 301 Neb. 933

determination was made. That task is not so straightforward
in this case.
   One candidate for the initial determination is the 2009
divorce decree. While the decree did not award custody, there
does appear to be a handwritten checkmark next to language
in the decree indicating that the defendant, here Anicette, is
awarded “reasonable visitation,” the specific terms of which
are to be determined


forth between
Medicaid and exchange coverage, depending on their financial or other situation
at the time. While some “churning” may be unavoidable, minimizing its
effects may be critical to the health coverage of affected individuals and
families.

The 113th and future Congresses will likely
continue to play a significant role in shaping U.S. health care policy.
This report provides an analysis of some of the key similarities and
differences between Medicaid and insurance plan structure in plans offered
through exchanges. Because Medicaid services vary by population covered
and by state, and exchanges’ plans can also vary by state, this report
provides insight into the complexities and issues when comparing beneficiary benefits
and costs to individuals for Medicaid and the exchanges. The inherent
variations in Medicaid and the uncertainty about exactly how the exchanges
will operate are just two of the factors thatas a goal for many of the homeless.

Nagin became of the face of the city, seeking federal aid and calling for calm as National Guard troops tried to restore order, search for survivors and bring in supplies. Cleanup and rebuilding have continued to be sore political issues ever since.

Nagin began to lose white support by his second mayoral term amid complaints about the slow pace of rebuilding and new waves of crime. Among the issues was race as Nagin curried black voters, to make up for his decaying support among whites, who complained the federal government had moved too slowly especially in the poor, low-lying areas.

At one point, he asserted that that New Orleans would again become a “Chocolate City” once the poor refugees returned. He told the


coherent with the rest of the subject\'s beliefs while delusions are typically not. The possible coherence of confabulations is discussed in Section "Against the Epistemic Theory of Confabulation". Second, delusions, but not confabulations, are necessarily resistant to counterevidence and impervious to counterargument (Dub, [@B33]).

Needless to say, not all confabulations concern the past and not all of them arise from failures in the memory system. Confabulations may also occur within the perceptual and affective modules. That said, the primary focus of this paper is on mnemonic confabulation.

The American Psychiatric Association\'s *Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders* (DSM for short), the "bible" for psychiatric diagnosis, does not explicitly define confabulation but states that confabulation is "often evidenced by the recitation of imaginary events to fill in gaps in memory"remembering is an inherently constructive process, memory contents may be false to some degree. Given that confabulations may be true by luck and that genuine memories need not be wholly true, the standard definition fails to draw a strict line of demarcation between memories and confabulations.

In light of the problems with the standard definition of confabulation, some have proposed an epistemic definition of confabulation as ill-grounded or unjustified memory (cf. Hirstein, [@B42], ch. 8; Michaelian, [@B61], p. 5--7). The epistemic account of confabulation promises to avoid the problems of the standard account by making room for veridical confabulation and for partially false memory. But the epistemic account too blurs the distinction genuine memory and confabulation, for there are genuine memories that are ill-grounded (unjustified) as well as properly


reality and, unlike momentary confabulations, are inconceivable, non-sensical, and implausible. (4) *Behaviorally spontaneous confabulation* constitutes a syndrome composed of momentary and fantastic confabulation, amnesia, and disorientation. The hallmark of this type of confabulation is that the patients act according to their confabulations.

Fantastic and behaviorally spontaneous confabulations are patently false, self-contradictory, and bizarre. Intrusions and momentary confabulations, on the other hand, may be "coherent, internally consistent, and relatively commonplace" (Moscovitch, [@B63], p. 226--227)[^13^](#fn0013){ref-type="fn"}. These kinds of confabulations tend to be coherent not only at a particular time but over a longer period of time. It has frequently been observed that patients persist in their confabulations even in the face of evidence to the contrary[^14^](#fn0014){ref-type="fn"}. And given that internal consistency is a crucial component of authenticity, it is not unreasonableto suppose that confabulations may satisfy the authenticity constraint characteristic of remembering.

Just as confabulations need not be inconsistent, they need not misrepresent the objective reality. It is conceivable that confabulations contain few or no falsehoods (Michaelian, [@B61], p. 4). Confabulations having to do with autobiographical information may reference actual states of affairs, but only miscontextualize them in time (Talland, [@B91], p. 56; Dalla Barba et al., [@B27]). A mother may, for instance, rightly recollect that she has children, but not recall that they have grown up and left home. A piece of confabulation may even be entirely correct. It is possible that a patient fantasizes correctly by telling a story that, by sheer luck, represents the objective reality. A confabulatory hypochondriac, for instance, may seem to remember having


on both sides of the internalism/externalism divide sign up to the idea that justification is incompatible with undefeated defeaters. In the case of epistemic internalism, it is obvious that the presence of undefeated defeaters undermines justification. For if what justifies a belief is a mentally accessible item (something that one can come to know whether it obtains just by reflecting on one\'s mental states), being justified in believing p must exclude a person\'s having sufficient reasons for supposing either that p is false or that the belief that p is not grounded or produced in a way that is sufficiently truth-indicating.

Whether the presence of undefeated defeaters is compatible with the externalist construal of justification depends on the version of externalism under consideration. Given an austere form of epistemicof the factors that justify his belief, he may not be aware of evidence that undermines his belief. And there is no inconsistency in affirming that what confers justification on a belief is an externalist condition, but what takes justification away from a belief is an internalist no-defeater condition. The no-defeater condition ensures that for a belief to become justified it must not be incoherent with the background information the subject possesses.

In light of these preliminary points consider the following case of remembering without justification. At t~1~, Jill came to know that John F. Kennedy was assassinated in 1963[^21^](#fn0021){ref-type="fn"}. At t~2~, Jill\'s friends play a practical joke on her. They tell her that Kennedy was assassinated in 1964 and present her with plausible but misleading evidence to this


is retained (not constructed), the question arises as to what is involved in the process of retaining content. The simulationist theory, like the simple retention theory, does not provide an answer. I submit that if proponents of simultanionism tried to spell out the process underlying the retention of content they would ultimately fall back on the causal theory of memory. Second, simulationism defines memory in terms of the reliable production of accurate representations. But how does our memory system manage to reliably produce accurate representations? If this question is not answered in terms of a causal process connecting the past and present representation, then, as far as I can see, we are left with a picture whereupon there is a remarkable correlation between our memory representations and pastFor instance, you may relearn about a current event from the local news, forget the event, relearn about the event from a friend, but later report having learned about it on the local news (where you originally acquired the information), thus reflecting an incorrect source attribution. So even though relearning may be preceded by a memory error (forgetting) and may be accompanied by a memory error (source-monitoring error) it is not itself a memory error. Michaelian is aware that

> relearning...is not among the memory errors standardly studied by psychologists. But relearning is clearly closely related to remembering, and, while it is not natural to view relearning as an error if the subject is aware that he is relearning, the same thing goes for the other errors discussed here---in


in empirical-practical domains such as medicine" (Sadegh-Zadeh, [@B80], p. 250). But maybe this is an overhasty conclusion. Reconsider the counterfactual notion of causation. There is a clear connection between the notion of counterfactual dependence and the notion of influence and manipulability: if event x depends on event y, then x is influenced or manipulated by y[^34^](#fn0034){ref-type="fn"}. The manipulability view of causation is common in the empirical sciences: x is the cause of y if changing x changes y, i.e., if we can manipulate y by manipulating x. And given the connection between counterfactual dependence and manipulability it seems to be possible to interpret experiments that test for the presence of influence and manipulability as testing for the presence of counterfactual dependence (cf. Winship and Morgan, [@B98]).

We may concludeal., [@B50], p. 383; Moscovitch, [@B63], p. 226; Ramachandran, [@B75], p. 28--32).

^17^I am assuming the standard conception of knowledge whereby knowledge involves belief. Williamson ([@B97]) and others have suggested reversing the order of explanation between knowledge and belief: instead of analyzing knowledge in terms of belief, the concept of knowledge should be used to elucidate the concept of belief.

^18^Hirstein ([@B42], p. 225--226) argues that the word 'should' is to be interpreted differently if the person has brain damage, or has a normal brain. If the person has brain damage, Hirstein claims that 'should' is to be interpreted in a functional sense (as in "the motor should work, it\'s got power"). If the person has a normal brain, 'should' is, additionally, to be interpreted in a normative sense, in


-1;
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  fclose(file);

  /* compose header */
  char header[1024];

  sprintf(header,
          "HTTP/1.1 200 OK\n"
          "Content-Length: %li\n"
          "Accept-Ranges: bytes\n"
          "Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=\"%s\"\n"
          "\n", fileLength, filename);

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  free(filename);

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  address.sin_port = htons(port); /* host toelse
    {
      close(clientSocket);
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  }

}

int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
  if (argc < 3 || argc > 3)
  {
    fprintf(stderr, "needs 2 arguments: file path & port\n");
    return -1;
  }
  char *filepath = argv[1];
  int port = atoi(argv[2]);

  printf("serving %s on port %d\n"
       "file name(not path) cannot exceed 512 characters\n"
         "keyboard interrupt to kill\n", filepath, port);
  serveFile(filepath, port);
}

A:

12/23 20:04:07 [ERROR] CUID#8 - Download aborted. URI=http://104.38.127.225:8000
Exception: [AbstractCommand.cc:351] errorCode=8 URI=http://104.38.127.225:8000
   -> [HttpResponse.cc:86] errorCode=8 Invalid range header. Request: 98304-187031/187032, Response: 0-187031/187032

The error you attaches said it all, really.
Your code assumes that


every request made to the server is a request asking for the whole of the file.
For many good reasons, this isn't always the case (see edit).
Range requests (using the Range header) allow clients to request a part of the file, which allows breaking the download into chunks and resume downloads even after network failures.
However, your code also sends the whole file, regardless of the request made.
Moreover, your code is sending the Accept-Ranges header, indicating that Range requests will be respected (even though the aren't).
In this case, the client is complaining about your code, indicating it requested a chunk and your code sent the whole thing.
EDIT
As pointed out by @RemyLebeau, the Range function is optional, though widely used.
This is why you only receive the error sometimes...
aria2c seems to requireQ:

Create process with a series of irregular changes

I want to create a process with a series of irregular changes. For example, imagine we have a list of day numbers: {10, 23, 37, 45, 62} and a list of changes of the same length: {-5, 7, 14, -3, 25} and a starting level of 9 and we wish to create a list of levels over the course of 90 days. So, the list is like:
{ 9,9,9,9,9,9,9,9,9,4,4,4,4,4,4,4,4,4,4,4,4,4,11,11,11,...}
In other words, the level goes down by 5 on day 10, then goes up by 7 on day 23, etc. How can I generate a list like this, given the parameters set out above?

A:

process[start_,day_,change_]:=FoldList[Plus,start,Normal[SparseArray[day-1->change]]]

process[9,{10,23,37,45,62},{-5,7,14,-3,25}]

{9,9,9,9,9,9,9,9,9,4,4,4,4,4,4,4,4,4,4,4,4,4,11,11,11,11,11,11,11,11,11,11,11,11,11,11,25,25,25,25,25,25,25,25,22,22,22,22,22,22,22,22,22,22,22,22,22,22,22,22,22,47}

Per the comment's new requirement about a limit size:
process[start_, limitSize_, day_, change_] :=
 FoldList[Plus, start,
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overcome cisplatin resistance.

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A:

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my console. What would be the smartest thing to do here? What could be the cause to this?

A:

You're loop is not running "just once." It's looping infinitely, but since you are not outputting anything or ever exiting the loop, you can't tell that. When you put in the System.out.println(...), it shows you exactly that.
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Crisafulli told the crowd gathered at the rally the Government's laws were in place to target the one per cent of bikies carrying out criminal activities.

``The rules are there to protect the community and I don't think we should move away from that,'' he said.

``By the same token, the rules should not be there to make innocent people feel like criminals.

``Because you ride motorbikes, and have tattoos, it doesn't make you a bad person."

He said he was willing to speak to motorcycle riders about "getting the balance right" on the legislation.

Motorcycle Riders' Association Townsville spokeswoman Karina Ewer said the "one-per centers" were not the only ones being targeted by police.

``We've had a woman pulled over nine times because she rides a Harley,'' she said

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Founded in the 1985 model year, Casa Villa specializes in the construction of park model units as well as a line-up of travel trailers. Ranging from 30 to 36 feet in length, Casa Villa travel trailers were produced until the 1991 model year. Casa Villa construction of park models from 32 to 44 feet offered space to sleep six occupants with one or two bedrooms floor plans available. Casa Villa products were finally constructed during 2000.the Curia landed on his desk in January. It revealed that ‘The Filth’ – or more specifically, the paedophile priest scandal – had entered the bureaucracy.

He resigned in early February. That report was a final straw. The Filth has been corroding the soul of the Catholic Church for years, and the reason is the power-grabbing ineptitude and secrecy of the Curia – which failed to deal with the perpetrators. Now the Curia itself stands accused of being part of The Filth.

Benedict realises the Curia must be reformed root and branch. He knows this is a mammoth task.

He is too old, and too implicated, to clean it up himself. He has resigned to make way for a younger, more dynamic successor, untainted by scandal – and a similarly recast


in tolerating and covering up the crimes of the priests’.

This month a documentary film, Mea Maxima Culpa, is on release in the UK. It claims that Benedict, as Cardinal Ratzinger, refused to remove a paedophile priest called Father Murphy in the Nineties.

Sipe concluded that the Church’s only hope was a ‘courageous act’ on the part of the Pope. He could begin to heal the Church ‘by resigning from the papacy and calling for the resignation of all the other bishops, like him, who were complicit in the abuse scandal’.

'Benedict's self-sacrifice is the biggest ever gamble in the Church'

So the Pope’s resignation could be just the beginning of a wave of resignations, and/or sackings, when the new Pope comes in.

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that. That will take care of itself if we continue to play well and win games.”

After an even start, FLC (13-8) used a 24-6 run to go ahead 28-12 before leading 38-27 at halftime. The big key for the Skyhawks was cutting CSU-Pueblo’s momentum to open the second half. The ThunderWolves (15-6) trimmed the lead to seven at 38-31, but a pair of 3s by Kuchar and Garcia pushed the lead back out to 44-31 in short order, and FLC would lead by double-digits the rest of the way, eventually going up as much as 73-52 with 6 minutes, 24 seconds to play.

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An object of the present invention, therefor, is the provision of a novel high security exit lock system, including a mechanically operated panic exit lock device and a high security combination lock interlinked therewith, wherein unlocking and bolt retraction of the panic exit device and the high security combination lock are achieved independently without retraction of the primary latch bolt or the combination lock bolt effecting retraction of the other, so that both the panic exit device and---
abstract: 'OmniGraph, a novel representation to support a range of NLP classification tasks, integrates lexical items, syntactic dependencies and frame semantic parses into graphs. Feature engineering is folded into the learning through convolution graph kernel learning to explore different extents of the graph. A high-dimensional space of features includes individual nodes to complex networks. In experiments on a text-forecasting problem that predicts stock price change from news for company mentions, OmniGraph beats several benchmarks based on bag-of-words, syntactic dependencies, and semantic trees. The highly expressive features OmniGraph discovers provide insights into the semantics across distinct market sectors. To demonstrate the method’s generality, we also report its high performance results on a fine-grained sentiment corpus.'
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    Boyi Xie\
    Department of Computer Science\


frame element. The nodes connect to the frame elements they fill. Some of these edges are shown as grey dashed nodes and edges in Figure \[fig:semgraph\_all\]. Some edges are omitted for readability.

In sum, OmniGraph nodes are: 1) frame names (boxes), 2) frame targets (rounded boxes), 3) frame elements (diamonds), 4) other lexical items (dashed boxes), and 5) designated entities (ellipses). An edge connects: 1) a frame target to its frame; 2) a frame element to the frame it belongs to; 3) a designated entity to the frame element it fills; 4) from one frame to another where the target of the first frame is a dependent node in a dependency parse, and the target of the second frame is the dependent’s head; and 5) a lexical item to theperformance.

Discussion
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OmniGraph with graph kernel learning exhibits superior performance over vector and tree space models in both experiments. To understand what contributes to the predictive power of OmniGraph models, we use mutual information to rank features discovered by OmniGraph. Compared to the vector and tree representations, the graph-structured features are more expressive, and can be interpreted. Figure \[fig:sample\_features\] presents six highly ranked features from our experiments. Features 1-3 are from the financial news analytics task. Feature 1 is a complex feature with frame names, frame elements, and the dependencies among frames. It generalizes over multiple sectors and predicts a positive change in price. It is the feature that corresponds to the example sentences in the Introduction. Feature 2 combines frame names, frame elements, a frame target, and two lexical items


patterns beyond words, and to help provide insights into the problem domain. Here, we applied OmniGraph to two rather distinct problems to illustrate that it could potentially support a wide range of NLP classification problems. On top of OmniGraph’s capability of modeling complex intra-sentence semantic relations, a future direction is to model inter-sentence relations through discourse structure to form a more linguistically informed document-level representation.

Apoorv Agarwal, Sriramkumar Balabsubramanian, Anup Kotalwar, Jiehan Zheng, and Owen Rambow. 2014. Frame semantic tree kernels for social network extraction from text. In [*Proceedings of the 14th Conference of the European Chapter of the Association for Computational Linguistics*]{}, pages 211–219.

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received by an inmate and (ii) to establish reasonable restrictions as to the number of newspapers, magazines, and books that the inmate may have in his cell or elsewhere in the prison at one time."
The Supreme Court in In re Harrell (1970) 2 Cal.3d 675, 703-704 [87 Cal. Rptr. 504, 470 P.2d 640], made an explicit declaration as to the meaning of the relevant portion of section 2600: "[T]he judgment of the Legislature expressed in section 2600 would seem to be that free access to all printed materials which are accepted for distribution by the United States Post Office  excepting those which are obscene or which tend to incite activities posing a threat to prison discipline  is more in accord with legitimate penal objectives than limited  Yard Bulletin Board
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of candor in description or representation and is utterly without redeeming social importance." Accordingly, the prison authorities did not allow the inmate to have possession of the magazine, and retained it with his property until release from prison.
[4]  The text then announces:

"`Let's screw!'
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much higher (closed source) and one option much lower (open source). On
average I still end up making the same (since I get a mix of both kinds of
clients).

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blcknight
Plenty of companies hire people full time to work on open source projects -
look at all the companies involved in things like the Linux kernel or
OpenStack, they hire messes of developers who work on F/OSS projects.

I work at Red Hat. I've never written a single line of proprietary code in my
entire career. And hope never to.

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danaw
Great to hear. Do you have any suggestions on how a freelancer could do more
of this work?

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kiyoto
Treasure Data ([https://jobs.lever.co/treasure-
data](https://jobs.lever.co/treasure-data)), where I've been for the last
three years, employs several people to work exclusively on Fluentd, an


work in earnest I'd be interested to
hear how you're getting on. Feel free to contact me any time.

Good luck!

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derekp7
I've actually got a slight variation of this question. There is an open source
project that I created, and it is starting to get some traction. I also have a
need at work that I can fill using this project (not customer facing, just
internal IT related). And there's a number of additional open source projects
that I'd like to extend, and use for work too (such as adding a better
database backend to Nagios for example). The problem I have, is if I bring
this up to management, I take the chance that they will think I worked on it
during business hours (I actually coded it up during a 2-week holiday break),
or that they otherwiseto get their attention.

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edsiper2
I work for Treasure Data ([https://jobs.lever.co/treasure-
data](https://jobs.lever.co/treasure-data)). I do 100% Open Source stuff.

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unclesaamm
Some contract-funded R&D projects are required to be open source. Check out
the Darpa open catalog, for example.

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tbrock
Work for MongoDB. You can get paid to work on open source software 100% of the
time.


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 Der chirurgische Operationskursus, (1910); 12th edition with A. W. Fischer in 1930; translated into English.
 Ueber Erkennung und Behandlung der Umklammerung des Herzens durch schwielige Parikarditis, with Franz Volhard (1872-1950). Klinische Wochenschrift, Berlin, 1923, 2: 5-9. First complete pericardectomy for constrictive pericarditis.
 Die theoretischen Grundlagen der Hyperaemiebehandlung; In: Handbuch der normalen und pathologischen Physiologie, volume 7, 2; Berlin, (1927)
 Die Geschichte der Laparotomie; Berlin, (1936)

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History
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severe asthma, despite maintenance treatment with at least a high-dose ICS plus a LABA \[[@CR21]\]. The primary endpoint was the peak FEV1 at the end of each treatment period. In the 107 adult patients enrolled, the peak FEV1 was significantly higher with 5 mcg (difference: 139 ml; 95% CI 96--181 ml) and 10 mcg (difference: 170 ml; 95% CI 128--213 ml) of tiotropium than with placebo (both p \< 0.0001). No significant difference was observed between the active doses. Trough FEV1 and daily home PEF measurements at the end of the dosing interval were also higher with tiotropium at both doses. Adverse events (AE) were balanced across groups except for dry mouth, which was more common on tiotropium 10 mcg.

In two replicate, randomized, controlled trials involving 912 patients with asthma who were receiving ICS and LABA, authorsthe placebo group. Forty-eight patients had serious AE with no difference among the four arms (tiotropium 5 μg n = 11, tiotropium 2.5 μg n = 12, salmeterol n = 11, placebo n = 14).

The primary objective of the study performed by Paggiaro et al. was to evaluate the efficacy of once-daily tiotropium Respimat, compared to placebo, as add-on therapy to low- to medium-dose ICS in adults with symptomatic asthma \[[@CR29]\]. A phase III, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial was conducted. Adults with symptomatic asthma (n = 464) receiving 200--400 mcg of budesonide or equivalent doses and a with pre-bronchodilator FEV1 of 60--90% of predicted normal values were randomized to 12 weeks of treatment with once-daily tiotropium Respimat 5, 2.5 mcg, or placebo, as add-on therapy. The primary endpoint was peak FEV1 (0--3 h) response. After 12 weeks, both tiotropium doses were superior to placebo


baseline was observed following once-daily tiotropium 5 mcg (217 ml) and twice-daily 2.5 mcg (219 ml), with no difference between the two regimens. In a subset of the study population, total tiotropium exposure, expressed as area under the plasma concentration versus time curve over 24 h, was comparable between dosing regimens. Unexpected tiotropium plasma levels were observed in two patients, possibly because of contamination.

The aim of the retrospective analysis performed by Abadoglu and Berkto was to assess the effectiveness of tiotropium as an add-on therapy to the standard treatment with high-dose ICS/LABA on asthma control and lung function in patients with severe asthma poorly controlled \[[@CR31]\]. Of the 633 asthmatics, 64 (10.1%) patients who were tiotropium add-on treated at least for 3 months were evaluated. Number of exacerbations, emergency department visits, hospitalizations and lungpredicted value were randomized to the addition of tiotropium 5 mcg once daily (n = 25) or no add-on (n = 28) to maintenance therapy for 48 weeks. Quantitative computed tomography, FeNO and pulmonary function were measured. Compared to maintenance therapy, the addition of tiotropium significantly decreased airway wall area (WA) and wall thickness (T) corrected for the body surface area (BSA), and improved airflow obstruction. Changes in WA/BSA and T/BSA were significantly correlated with the change in predicted FEV1 (r = − 0.87, p \< 0.001, and r = − 0.82, p \< 0.001, respectively). No significant difference in the change of FeNO was instead observed between the two treatment groups.

At last, the effects of an inhaled single dose of tiotropium on lung function were investigated through a double-blind, placebo-controlled, crossover study in 9 smoking asthmatics and in 9 who have never smoked,


period \[[@CR36]\]. For the primary end point (peak FEV1 0--3 h), the adjusted mean responses with tiotropium Respimat 5 μg (272 ml), 2.5 μg (290 ml) and 1.25 μg (261 ml) were all significantly greater than with placebo (185 ml; p = 0.0002, p \< 0.0001 and p = 0.0011, respectively). Furthermore, the safety and tolerability of all doses of tiotropium were comparable with those of placebo, with no serious side effects and no events leading to discontinuation.

Eighty children with newly diagnosed moderate persistent asthma were randomly assigned to fluticasone propionate aerosol or fluticasone propionate aerosol plus tiotropium for 12 weeks \[[@CR37]\]. Lung function was significantly improved in both groups at 4, 8, and 12 weeks compared with baseline (p \< 0.01) and the control group (p \< 0.05). There was no significant difference in the incidence of severe asthma between the two groups (36.3 and 26.8%, respectively).Inhaled Glucocorticoid in Patients Inadequately Controlled on a Lower Dose of Inhaled Corticosteroid trial" were analysed \[[@CR45]\]. Although approximately equal numbers of patients showed a differential response to salmeterol and tiotropium in terms of morning PEF (n = 90 and n = 78, respectively) and asthma control days (n = 49 and n = 53, respectively), more showed a differential response to tiotropium for FEV1 (n = 104) than salmeterol (n = 62). An acute response to SABA (i.e. albuterol) significantly predicted a positive clinical response to tiotropium for FEV1 and morning PEF, as did a decreased FEV1/FVC. Higher cholinergic tone was also a predictor, whereas ethnicity, sex, atopy, IgE level, sputum eosinophil count, fraction exhaled nitric oxide, asthma duration, and body mass index were not.

Additionally, to determine whether the efficacy of tiotropium add-on therapy is dependent on patients' baseline


Symbianize.com is down again?

Symbianize.com is inaccessible once again. This time, it has been for several days now and the website downtime is becoming more often as I have observed lately. The first time I encountered inaccessibility of Symbianize was last December. So what happened to Symbianize?

According to the announcement via official Facebook Page of Symbianize, the website is currently encountering problem with the web host.

This is eduard816, Moderator of Symbianize.com, I received a message from Sir Marquess and I quote "Meron problem sa WebHost asahan na aasikasuhin ko ito as soon as possible."-eduard816-Moderator of Symbianize.com

Symbianize is one of my favorite sites. In fact, I have an account to the said website. It is also one of my sources of information in this blog. It is a forum siteβ2-AR regulates the expression of AKR1B1 in human pancreatic cancer cells and promotes their proliferation via the ERK1/2 pathway.
Psychological stress has been recognized as a well-documented risk factor associated with β2-adrenergic receptor (β2-AR) in the development of pancreatic cancer. Aldo-keto reductase 1 member B1 (AKR1B1) is a potential interacting partner of β2-AR, but the effect of their interaction on pancreatic cancer cells is not known at present. We found a positive correlation between AKR1B1 and β2-AR expression in pancreatic cancer tissue samples, and co-localization of these proteins in the human pancreatic cancer BXPC-3 cell line. Compared to the controls, the CFPAC-1 and PANC-1 pancreatic cancer cells overexpressing β2-AR and AKR1B1 respectively showed significantly higher proliferation rates, which is attributed to higher proportion of cells in the S phase


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Several things jump out when looking at this chart. First, Tennessee expects to be favored in 9 of their 12 games this season. They were favored in just 6 of 12 last season. Second, a whopping 5 of the Vols' contests currently have lines of less than a field goal in one direction or another. That's an enormous number of swing games--the Vols had just two contests with lines under a field goal in their first two years undera 39% chance of hitting 9-3 or better and a 15% chance of hitting ten regular season wins. Certainly not an expectation, but nine looks to be an entirely reasonable goal, and ten is not outside the realm of reasonable possibility--the numbers say 10-2 or better is more likely than 6-6 or worse.

The hype will surely increase as the season draws near, but while we're still being rational, the numbers paint a clear picture: the Vols are expected to take a big step forward in 2015. They need to hit 8-4 to keep building momentum on Jones' turnaround narrative. Worse than that and the 2016 offseason is full of questions. Better than that and you'll find us next summer talking championships. We're hoping for that last one. Go


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the FAPR constitution pertaining to membership, voting rights, and

new members.     Five members, including three of the Chessplayers,

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were not active members in good standing and denied permission to

other membersCases

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the district court granted its request.      FAPR then filed an answer

to the Chessplayers' second complaint asserting there was no viable

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addition to rights protected by the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico.


way to have the case returned to state court.                     The

district court denied the Chessplayers' motion.

           FAPR then moved for summary judgment dismissing the

consolidated cases, arguing its conduct did not constitute state

action and the Chessplayers' Puerto Rico law claims did not warrant

judicial intervention into the affairs of FAPR as a private

association,   and   they   failed   to    establish    the   four   criteria

required for an award of preliminary injunction.          The Chessplayers

opposed, arguing for summary judgment inissue is

governed by state law, but "a federal issue is decisive to the

dispute   and   the   federal   ingredient   .   .    .   is   sufficiently

substantial to confer the arising under jurisdiction."            One & Ken

Valley Housing Grp. v. Me. State Hous. Auth., 716 F.3d 215, 224

(1st Cir. 2013) (alteration in original) (quoting W. 14th St.

Commercial Corp. v. 5 W. 14th Owners Corp., 815 F.2d 188, 196 (2d

Cir. 1987)) (internal quotation marks omitted).           In evaluating the

constitutional claims, we do not pass on the merits of the case.

See Ortiz De Arroyo, 765 F.2d at


                       -18-
Injunction Act.      And so we examine whether the district court had

jurisdiction over the second case.          We start by considering the

appropriateness of the All Writs Act as a vehicle for removal.

            The All Writs Act provides that the "Supreme Court and

all courts established by Act of Congress may issue all writs

necessary or appropriate in aid of their respective jurisdictions

and agreeable to the usages and principles of law."              Illinois,

consider   the   constitution    and        bylaws   of   a   not-for-profit

organization to constitute a contract between the organization and

its members.     Diamond v. United Food & Commercial Workers Union

Local 881, 768 N.E.2d 865, 870 (Ill. App. Ct. 2002); Universidad

del Turabo, 126 D.P.R. 497.      These are a unique type of contract

in which the member, either expressly or implicitly, "agrees to

abide by all rules and regulations adopted by the organization."

Diamond, 768 N.E.2d at 869 (quoting Blackshire v. Nat'l Ass'n for

the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), Inc., 673 N.E.2d 1059,

1061 (Ill. App. Ct. 1996)) (internal quotation marks omitted); Lee

v. Snyder, 673 N.E.2d 1136, 1139 (Ill. App.


participate in the November 20 meeting.                Citing Article

III   of   the    FAPR    constitution,     the     Chessplayers    assert    this

definition of "active" member is contrary to the organization's

rules and regulations.         FAPR maintains the exclusion of certain

members was based in sound reasoning.

            We look to the FAPR constitutional provisions regarding

member voting in extraordinary meetings. Article VI(2) of the FAPR

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   results from that study support the theory that MHCP triggers the insulin cascade and subsequent transport of nutrients. The study also demonstrated that MHCP treatment stimulated glucose uptake and glycogen synthesis to a similar level as insulin. The study further demonstrated that treatment with endogenous insulin and MHCP resulted in a synergistic effect. Due to these conclusions it is suggested that MHCP may prove to be a very valuable tool in the fight against diabetes, where insulin is present.
In addition to benefiting Type II diabetics, cinnamon may benefit individuals with impaired glucose tolerance (i.e., pre-diabetics). Further, cinnamon has been shown to possess antioxidant activities related to lipid peroxidation. (Mancini-Filho et al., Bol/ettino Chimico Farmaceutico, 1998; 37:443-47). Cinnamon can be used as a food antioxidant and to enhance food


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        console.log('ciao');
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A:

Your second argument to on() is considered as data not as a selector(selector should be a string)
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So if you are looking for Lacrosse Furniture products in Los Lunas, Albuquerque, Belen, Rio Rancho, Corrales, Grants, Sante Fe, Las Vegas, Bernalillo, Ruidoso and North Valley, or if you have any questions about Lacrosse Furniture products, please feel free to call us at 505-865-9891 or simply stop by Home Furniture Co. at any time and we would be glad to help you.


A file picture of ex-policemen Azilah Hadri and Sirul Azhar Umar (heads covered). — Reuters pic

KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 21 — Former police commando Sirul Azhar Umar asserted to an Australian court that he had been ordered to kill Mongolian Altantuya Shaariibuu as she was allegedly a “Russian spy”.

Sirul had submitted the claim when appealing an earlier rejection of his bid for political asylum in Australia, in which his lawyer argued he had not “committed serious non-political crime”.

“Evidence was led from the applicant before me when the matter resumed before me in November 2018 that the applicant had been ordered to kill the victim because she was a Russian spy.

“He said again that he had refused to carry out that order,” said the full judgment of the Administrative AppealsTribunal of Australia (AATA) deputy president Brian Rayment, Queen’s Counsel, which was published on the AATA website.

“The uncorroborated evidence given by the applicant that orders were given to him to assassinate a Russian spy did not satisfy me that orders had been given to him in those terms, or that he was acting on any such basis,” he added.

The respondent in the tribunal, the Australian Minister for Immigration and Border Protection, had argued that asylum is not owed to Sirul if there are serious reasons for considering that he committed a serious and non-political crime in Malaysia before entering Australia.

In 2009, Sirul and Azilah Hadri were found guilty of murdering Altantuya in 2006 but were released in 2013 on appeal.

The Federal Court reinstated their death sentence in 2015


unions for compensatory seniority predating the enactment of Title VII.  Unfortunately, in the context of this case it is impossible to allocate the attorney's efforts to the various successful and unsuccessful claims....

12
Statutory provisions for attorneys' fees provide for the award to the prevailing parties, and do not limit it to compensation for the specific claims won by such parties.  There is no contention that the issues on which the defendants were eventually successful were frivolously raised by the plaintiff class.  The major issues on which the plaintiffs ultimately lost were their claims for back pay and retroactive seniority (to prior to enactment of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964) against the union, which were finally determined by the Supreme Court's decision inunion tacitly agrees in saying:

15
For the statute allows discretion in awarding attorneys fees to prevailing parties "other than the (EEO) Commission and the United States." § 706(k) (Civil Rights Act of 1964, 42 U.S.C. § 2000e-5k), 42 U.S.C. § 1988.

16
Moreover, it is recognized that individual employees may be permitted to intervene where the government has brought a prior pattern or practice action under section 707.  United States v. City of Jackson, 519 F.2d 1147, 1151 (5th Cir. 1975).  And individual employees have the right to intervene in actions brought by the EEOC under section 706.  Accordingly, we are persuaded that, if Congress had intended that Private Plaintiffs' attorneys' fees not be permitted when private and government actions are consolidated, it would have specifically so provided


Please Protocol brings decentralization to the masses using xApp approach. The protocol allows service providers to publish their services on the Blockchain using smart contracts. The hybrid nature of the protocol makes the architecture very flexible, scalable and be used by other projects whether they are centralized, decentralized or hybrid.

Please.com marketplace offers a fresh approach to book travels. Instead of spending hours browsing the internet to find a personalized trip, travelers can easily book, create and customize their trips across traditional, decentralized and sharing economies.

Voice is gradually taking over our screens. Consumers are increasingly using their voice assistants at home and are looking for new ways to save time. Please.com’s bot is cross-platform and will guide travelers throughout their journey.results provide a new perspective on the significance of phenotypic noise in bacterial pathogenesis: it might promote the formation of cooperative sub-populations that die while preparing the ground for a successful infection. We show experimentally that this model captures essential features of Salmonella typhimurium pathogenesis. We conclude that noisily expressed self-destructive cooperative actions can evolve under conditions of assortment, that self-destructive cooperation is a plausible biological function of phenotypic noise, and that self-destructive cooperation mediated by phenotypic noise could be important in bacterial pathogenesis.


necessary to reach such circumstances. Just as trials may not be closed to the public and the press during a child's testimony absent a showing of compelling need, Globe Newspaper Co. v. Superior Court, 457 U.S. 596, 102 S.Ct. 2613, 73 L.Ed.2d 248 (1982), neither can prosecution witnesses be removed from the jury's presence absent such a showing.
There is an additional reason why this case must be retried. The trial judge admitted under A.R.S. § 13-1416, since held unconstitutional in State v. Robinson, 153 Ariz. 191, 735 P.2d 801 (1987), a number of statements by the alleged victim to teachers, child protective service workers, police officers, psychologists and foster parents. Without addressing all these statements, it is clear that the thirty-page statement made two days after the allegedincident to an investigating police officer was not admissible under any exception to the hearsay rule. That this was prejudicial is evident from the fact that at the jury's request that taped statement was replayed during its deliberations. The prosecutor sought to admit these statements to buttress the alleged victim's credibility; prior consistent allegations, like prior consistent denials of guilt, may not be routinely admitted for this purpose.
Reversed.
ROLL and FERNANDEZ, JJ., concur.
NOTES
[1]  Interestingly, the statute would not grant such dispensation to defense minor witnesses unless the prosecutor consented. Apart from confrontation, this raises substantial due process and equal protection questions.


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Video teleconferencing (VTC) is used for mental health treatment delivery to geographically remote, underserved populations. However, few studies have examined how VTC affects individual or group psychotherapy processes. This study compares process variables such as therapeutic alliance and attrition among participants receiving anger management group therapy either through traditional face-to-face delivery or by VTC. The current study represents secondary analyses of a randomized noninferiority trial (Morland et al., in press) in which clinical effectiveness of VTC delivery proved noninferior to in-person delivery. Participants were male veterans (N = 112) with posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and moderate to severe anger problems. The present study examined potential differences in process variables, including therapeutic alliance, satisfaction, treatment credibility,


Republicans to defeat Democratic candidates who criticize so-called outsourcing.

One example of Indian-Americans’ new push for the Republican Party is John Kasich, the GOP challenger to Ohio Democratic Governor Ted Strickland. After Strickland banned outsourcing of Ohio state business last month, the USINPAC emptied their pockets to Kasich. Additionally, in Illinois, 200 immigrant Indian business owners have raised over $100,000 for Republican candidates.

Why are Indian-Americans so ideologically supportive of outsourcing? For the same reasons Republicans support American companies that sometimes bring baseline jobs to India: it allows those U.S. companies to be more competitive by increasing their local country employment. While this concept has fathomed Democrats for decades, here is a simple explanation. According to a World Bank survey provided by HSBC Business, it would cost $19,000 to employwith extensive stage was equal in the two periods, and no difference in overall response rates and survival was observed (P = 0.49). Median survival in the two periods was 208 days and 215 days, respectively. No stage migration or treatment-related improved outcome was observed in extensive disease. We suggest restricting aggressive treatment to patients with favorable prognosis and long-term survival as a realistic aim.


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Changes to the rules on Scottish MPs voting on England-only measures should be brought in at the same time as Scotland gets more control over tax and spending, Deputy PM Nick Clegg says.

Allowing Scottish MPs to vote on English matters "is simply not fair", the Lib Dem leader told LBC Radio.

UK leaders have promised new powers to Scotland if there's a No vote.

But First Minister Alex Salmond says only independence would deliver the powers Scotland needs.

The Yes campaign for Thursday's independence referendum described the pledge by David Cameron, Ed Miliband and Nick Clegg of more powers as an "insult to the intelligence of the people of Scotland".

A timetable for the new powers has also been set out, with a promise that they would be put inDick is really growing on him whether he wants to admit it or not.

Grayson has a sense of humor while going about murdering and maiming these Spyral agents. He is almost jovial about it, saying it’s time for a song. He sings the whole time about why he should be ranked higher than Agent 37, all the while annoying the crap out of Tiger. His song goes like this “Agent thirty seven, He’s the spy, the spy with the faces of swirls. He gets all the girls. But he calls them women, because girls though it fits the rhyme scheme is kind of misogynistic and doesn’t show proper respect for the equal sex! Thirty seven, he’s got a partner who isn’t just another Spyral crony. He calls him


the lumbar spine by myelography was reported as early as in 1945 [@bib48]. This phenomenon was confirmed with many follow-up studies in the lumbar and cervical spine [@bib49]. In 1990, Saal et al [@bib50] published a study of 12 patients with documented lumbar herniations on CT. These patients were rescanned at an average of 25 months, and the following findings were documented: 46% of subjects had 75%--100% resorption, 36% had 50%--75% decrease in herniation size and 11% had 0%--50% regression. Interestingly, Saal et al [@bib50] reported that complete resorption was most frequently seen in the patients who had the largest herniations. On the other hand, they did not find a significant correlation between clinical and morphologic improvement. Bozzao et al [@bib51] reported similar results regarding morphology of lumbar herniations on MRIto be focal and localised in the upper anterosuperior endplate of the mid lumbar spine with preserved disc height; while in symptomatic patients, the lower back is most commonly affected, and the changes appear in the endplates adjacent to a degenerated disc. Chung et al [@bib73] reported that marrow changes adjacent to vertebral end plates were found in asymptomatic subjects and involved predominantly the anterior aspects of the superior end plates of the mid-lumbar spine. The changes were focal; punctuate foci of abnormal signal rather than large confluent areas. This concurs with the two basic patterns of degenerative disc disease: spondylosis deformans and intervertebral osteochondrosis ([Fig 2](#fig2){ref-type="fig"}). The former involves essentially the annulus fibrosus and epiphyseal rings while the disc height remains normal and is considered a consequence of


symptoms who were treated conservatively found that 34 patients (60.7%) had a stable or improved clinical status at a median follow-up period of 88 months [@bib106].

Degenerative spondylolisthesis is a disorder that causes the slip of one vertebral body over the one below due to degenerative changes, and it can be associated with central canal stenosis ([Fig 5](#fig5){ref-type="fig"}) [@bib62]. Spondylolytic spondylolisthesis is lysis of the isthmus or pars interarticularis, being congenital or acquired (such as due to trauma). Both degenerative and spondylolytic spondylolisthesis are commonly seen as incidental findings in asymptomatic patients [@bib62], [@bib107]. The imaging features include the essential finding of degenerative spondylolisthesis on a lateral view of forward (or backward) displacement of L4 on L5 or, less commonly, L5 on S1 or L3 on L4 in thespecific underlying condition, found no differences between routine lumbar imaging (radiography, MRI or CT) and usual care without routine imaging in terms of pain, function, quality of life or overall patient-rated improvement. For short-term outcomes (\<3 months), trends slightly favoured usual care without routine imaging. These results can probably be generalised to patients with or without radiculopathy [@bib27]. The conclusions of the meta-analysis did not seem to be affected by whether radiography, MRI or CT was evaluated [@bib27].

Telling patients that they have a spine imaging abnormality can result in unintended harms related to labelling. Knowledge of clinically irrelevant imaging findings might hinder recovery by causing patients to worry more, focus excessively on minor back symptoms or avoid exercise or other recommended activities because of the fear that they


that complex D corresponds to an E2F-p105Rb-1 complex. Extracts from control and glucocorticoid-treated cells yield identical DNase I protection patterns on the c-myc P2 promoter. Furthermore, such extracts transcribe the c-myc P2 promoter in vitro with equal activity. The relative abundance of the E2F complexes was measured after addition of dexamethasone. Complex C disappears as cells withdraw from S phase, and complex D appears at this time. The genes encoding thymidine kinase (Tk-1) and p34cdc2 (cdc2) are regulated with kinetics similar to those observed for changes in the macromolecular state of E2F. However, regulation of c-myc expression occurs long before any change in E2F. The macromolecular state of E2F may regulate expression of genes at the G1/S boundary. However, the data are not consistent with the hypothesis thatQ:

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I am trying to debug my footer but I keep getting bugs like
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Can anyone explain.
I cant place the HTML because for some reason it does not work.
Probably because there are some mistakes in the code.
Link to my website is
http://www.timberlife.nl
And then inspect element at the footer of the page.

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According to HTML5 spec, you can't have header tags as children within a

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who haven't been here long are the ones who don't really realize what we are losing . . . It's not a good day."

Doug Massey, a former councillor, said he has already sent a letter to Metro Vancouver, and expects more people to follow suit, in a bid to convince the board to reject the Southlands proposal.

Opponents have argued the move would pave over desperately needed agricultural land, increase traffic, overwhelm the local shopping centre and build homes on a known flood plain and wetland habitat.

"I suspected this would happen. I feel right from the beginning we've been spinning our wheels when we came to speak of preserving agriculture," said Massey, 80. "Based on their position (under the regional growth strategy) they (Metro Vancouver) shouldn't be looking atwithin Metro Vancouver's Green Zone and the regional district is in the process of updating its Livable Region Plan.

2011: Delta council seeks to have the Southlands property placed back in the Agricultural Land Reserve.

2011: Hodgins gets go-ahead to come up with a new proposal for the Southlands; Delta kills ALR bid.

2012: Current proposal by Century Group for Southlands calls for 950 townhomes, cottages, small family homes and a farmers market, with 80 per cent of the land to be transferred to Delta.

2013: Delta approves latest plan, which now goes to Metro Vancouver for final decision.

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package openapiv3

import (
	"goa.design/goa/v3/expr"
	"goa.design/goa/v3/http/codegen/openapi"
)

func responseFromExpr(r *expr.HTTPResponseExpr, bodies map[int][]*openapi.Schema, rand *expr.Random) *Response {
	ct := r.ContentType
	rt, ok := r.Body.Type.(*expr.ResultTypeExpr)
	if ok && ct == "" {
		ct = rt.ContentType
	}
	if ct == "" {
		// Default to application/json
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	}
	var headers map[string]*HeaderRef
	o := expr.AsObject(r.Headers.Type)
	if len(*o) > 0 {
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				Description: attr.Description,
				Required:    r.Headers.IsRequiredNoDefault(name),
				Schema:      newSchemafier(rand).schemafy(attr),
				Example:     attr.Example(rand),
				Extensions:  openapi.ExtensionsFromExpr(attr.Meta),
			}}
			return nil
		})
	}
	mt := &MediaType{
		Schema:     bodies[r.StatusCode][0],
		Example:    r.Body.Example(rand),
		Extensions: openapi.ExtensionsFromExpr(r.Body.Meta),
	}
	return &Response{
		Description: &r.Description,
		Headers:     headers,
		Content:     map[string]*MediaType{ct: mt},
		Extensions:  openapi.ExtensionsFromExpr(r.Meta),
	}
}
The Seven Seas of The iPhone 4G.

Many of us have heard about the tales told of Apple's next iPhone, the iPhone 4G. With a revamped design and brand new internal doodads (full list later), it's easy to be compelled by another revolutionary product by a revolutionary company...arguably. But that's for another time. For now, we map the journey of the disguised iPhone 4G from a Beer Garden in Redwood City into the hands of Jason Chen, editor of popular tech blog, Gizmodo, and the explosion of police reports and Page Hits.

Gray Powell works as an Apple Software Engineer, working on iPhone Baseband Software. For his 27th Birthday, he visited the Gourmet Haus Staudt, a German Beer Garden in Redwood City, California. Underestimating the power of German Beer, as


RelayHealth is a secure, private way to communicate with your doctor online. Take care of non-urgent healthcare matters—quickly and easily. You can make appointment requests, prescription renewal requests, or receive test results. Here, you can register yourself, your children, and your family members.

RelayHealth is a secure, private way to communicate with your doctor online. Take care of non-urgent healthcare matters—quickly and easily. You can significanlty reduce the volume of phone calls and improve office efficiency. Here, you can register as a doctor, nurse practitioner, or physician assistant.

RelayHealth is a secure, private way to communicate with your doctor online. Take care of non-urgent healthcare matters—quickly and easily. You can significanlty reduce the volume of phone calls and improve office efficiency. Here, you can register as a nurse, office manager,/*
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 * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
 * You may obtain a copy of the License at
 *
 *   https://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
 *
 * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
 * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
 * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
 * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
 * limitations under the License.
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package org.springframework.data.cassandra.core.mapping;

import org.springframework.data.mapping.MappingException;

/**
 * Interface for Cassandra Persistent Entity Mapping Verification.
 *
 * @author David Webb
 * @author Mark Paluch
 */
@FunctionalInterface
public interface CassandraPersistentEntityMetadataVerifier {

	/**
	 * Performs verification


Aventics participates in Future Day and Girls Day events

This spring, Aventics will again sponsor several campaigns aimed at getting young people interested in technology. By participating in “Girls Day” and “Future Day,” the pneumatics specialist hopes to draw the interest of children and youth in compressed air as a technology. On April 12, 2018, Aventics welcomed ten participants to its Girls Day in Boxtel, the home to the Dutch sales entity, while the German headquarters in Laatzen have planned a Future Day, inviting 25 youth to their program on April 26, 2018.

“Girls Day and Future Day serve the same purpose: We hope to encourage younger generations to consider a technology-oriented career. We see these events as an opportunity to present various professions and get the specialists of tomorrowWeek 3 game against the Seahawks. This is an offense that takes a while to get in a groove. In order to beat the Patriots, you need to be at your best.

What worries me even more is cornerback Steven Nelson’s absence on defense. If the Chiefs end up playing Phillip Gaines at right cornerback, they’re toast. Quarterback Tom Brady will eat him alive. It’d be better if Gaines works the slot, but may be best if he doesn’t work at all.

Overall, I expect this to be a close game that could swing in the Chiefs’ favor if they limit mistakes and make plays on special teams. But for now I’ll stick with New England at home.

Nicolas Roesch’s pick: Patriots win 27-17

Twitter: @Nicolas_Roesch

The Patriots will raise yet another Super


Bowl banner Thursday night. The crowd and the atmosphere will be electric.

The Patriots lost receiver Julian Edelman for the season but won’t miss a beat without him. That’s no slight against him, but the Pats are a borderline Golden State Warriors superteam.

The key to this game is the Chiefs front seven against the Pats offensive line. KC must get to Brady early and often and make him uncomfortable.

Offensively the Chiefs must establish a successful running game and control the clock. And when they get in the red zone, touchdowns are a must.

The Chiefs will need to score at least 20 points to win this game, and that’s with the defense being on its “A” game. The Chiefs were unable to get to 20 at home against the Steelers"That's right." "Is there some reason for this?" "Something to do with Castro?" "I don't know." "I'm just worried that he might be coming after y..." "Finn, is someone in the office with you?" "That's right." "(Line beeps)" "Okay, I'm gonna call you back." "Who was that?" "Aw, just some defense attorney." "Nothing important." " We have a problem, Alicia." " What is it?" ""Other expenses."" "Clarke brought this to my attention." "The financial disclosure statement..." "Sweeney lied." "He put all his recreational expenses in it." "Recreational?" " Drugs and sexual therapy." " Oh, dear Lord." "Yeah, he could get arrested for this, Alicia." "It's $145,000." "Okay, well, uh, can I cross out the amount on the contract?" "Yes." "And get him to initial it." "And have him


it look so grim." "It's really quite sweet." "JOHNSON:" "This torture chamber is in your townhouse?" "It's not a torture chamber." "Sometimes we put flowers in there." "And a vase." "And pillows." "It's shibari." "What is... shibari?" "No. (With accent):" "Shibari." "It's the ancient Japanese art of sexual satisfaction though the tightening and loosening of knots and ropes." "Are you kidding me?" "CARY:" "If Detective Johnson doesn't want an explanation, we can accommodate him." "Go on." "Two subjects sit in facing harnesses and tie each other in." "RENATA:" "They control each other's sensations by pulling and tightening knots through these winches and pulleys." "Auto-asphyxiation." "RENATA:" "No." "Auto-asphyxiation is porn." "Shibari is art." "You should try it sometime, Mr. State's Attorney." "Clears the mind." " Did you do this..."Attorney's Office, and his name is Finley Polmar." "He has been with the State's Attorney for six months." "He is from New York, and I think he brings a lifetime of experience to the job." "(Phone rings)" "Thank you." "Hello?" "Mr. Polmar, this is Eli Gold, Chief of Staff to the Governor." "You've just gained his endorsement." "I'd like to arrange a time to hear you campaign plan." "BAILIFF:" "All rise!" "JUDGE MORRIS:" "Thank you." "During the preliminary hearing, the prosecution's evidentiary threshold is fairly low for a very good reason:" "matters should be left to jury." "But the State has an interest in not holding the accused if the State fails to meet its minimal burden." "I have decided that is what has happened." "Sorry, Mr. Castro."


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            mp_ctrl->upgradable_in = 1;
            ++mp_ctrl->num_upr_shar;
            //Execute the second half of exclusive locking
            mp_ctrl->exclusive_in = 0;
         }
      }
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   ++this->m_ctrl.num_upr_shar;
}

inline bool interprocess_upgradable_mutex::try_lock_upgradable()
{
   scoped_lock_t lck(m_mut, try_to_lock);

   //The upgradable lock must fail
   //if an exclusive or upgradable lock has been acquired
   //or there are too many sharable locks
   if(!lck.owns()
      || this->m_ctrl.exclusive_in
      || this->m_ctrl.upgradable_in
      || this->m_ctrl.num_upr_shar == constants::max_readers){
      return false;
   }

   //Mark that upgradable lock has been acquired
   //And add upgradable to the sharable count
   this->m_ctrl.upgradable_in = 1;
   ++this->m_ctrl.num_upr_shar;
   return true;
}

inline bool interprocess_upgradable_mutex::timed_lock_upgradable
   (const boost::posix_time::ptime &abs_time)
{
   //Mutexes