Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), 42 U.S.C. § 4321 et seq.  (1976)8; and (3) the planning conducted by the Corps after receiving congressional authorization did not comply with various statutes and Corps regulations.9 The District Court dismissed the first set of claims for lack of jurisdiction.  Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe R. Co. v. Callaway (Atchison IV), 480 F.Supp. 972 (D.D.C.1979).  After conducting a short trial it concluded that the Corps had adequately fulfilled its obligations under NEPA.  Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe R. Co. v. Alexander (Atchison V), 480 F.Supp. 980, 994-1002 (D.D.C.1979).  As for the arguments regarding post-authorization planning, the District Court found that most of the appellants' claims lacked merit.  Id. at 987.  It concluded, however, that the Corpsuse of the waterways system and delay shipping.  Id. at ii, 1-2.  These fears were apparently justified.  Barges must now wait an average of at least ten hours to pass through the locks.  Id. at 2; Board of Engineers for Rivers and Harbors Report (BERH Rep.) at 16 (Plaintiffs' Exhibit (PX) 427).  Locks and Dam 26, which is founded on wooden piles driven into sand, also has a history of structural problems, including settlement, underseepage, and loss of foundation material.  Physical deterioration has led to increased maintenance and operation costs, and may ultimately result in complete breakdown of the facility.  FEIS Vol. 1 at 2, 6-11; BERH Rep. at i, 16-18.

5
Identifying the problems that afflict the current structure has proven to


motion to dismiss appellants' claims seeking to enjoin the proposal of authorizing legislation.17 Id.

12
Throughout the period preceding authorization by Congress, the railroads and environmental groups not only sought relief in the courts; they also participated actively at the administrative level.  Representatives of appellants attended each of the four public meetings held by the Corps during the pre-authorization stage.18 Appellants also had an opportunity to comment on the DSEIS, which the Corps circulated to interested parties.  They provided lengthy responses, in which they argued that: rehabilitation of the existing structure or investment in railroads were environmentally and economically preferable alternatives to replacement; the traffic increase resulting from the increase in capacity would have an adverse environmental impact; upstream locks would not be able to absorb the traffic(1979), implement the commands embodied in these statutes and in the Principles and Standards.  They are based primarily on the criteria described by the Water Resources Council in its Principles and Standards, supra.26 They provide that projects are to be evaluated in light of their economic and environmental costs and benefits.  The planning regulations also contain the guidelines required by the River and Harbor and Flood Control Act of 1970.  See 33 C.F.R. Part 294 (1979); see generally id.  Parts 290-295 (describing multi-objective planning framework outlined in River and Harbor and Flood Control Act of 1970).  Like the statutes, the regulations reflect the fact that the cost-benefit analysis is intended to assist Congress; the regulations state that they "provide( ) the basis for


impact.

III. POST-AUTHORIZATION PLANNING

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A. Post-Authorization Decision to Implement the Project

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Appellants argue that after Congress has passed authorizing legislation the Corps makes a de novo evaluation of the project, repeating all pre-authorization economic and environmental studies.  On the basis of these studies the Corps computes a new cost-benefit ratio, and makes a new determination whether to build or not to build.  But appellants seriously misunderstand the nature of the post-authorization planning conducted by the Corps.  The Corps does not reevaluate ab initio every project that has been approved by Congress.  The Corps' Engineering Regulation, ER 1110-2-1150, SA 148, states that the central purpose of post-authorization planning is to execute the congressional decision, or "to establish the most suitable overall plan for accomplishment of the authorized improvement153-159.31 In those rare situations where the Corps concludes that such changes have occurred and that reformulation is necessary, a new cost-benefit analysis may be conducted pursuant to the cost-benefit guidelines set forth at 33 C.F.R. Parts 290-295 (1979).  See 33 C.F.R. § 290.12(d) (1979).32 The Corps may also decide to revise the environmental impact statement.  Or the Corps may decide that because of a change in conditions an authorized project should be shelved.33 See McKinney Deposition at 21-29, 48-49 (PX 294); Cohn Deposition at 68-69, 74, 142-143 (PX 301).34

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The post-authorization planning in this case followed the general pattern just outlined.  Planning commenced in January 1979, about three months after enactment of P.L. 95-502.  In a memorandum addressed to the District Engineer for the


that they are entitled to a full evidentiary hearing under Sections 556 and 557 of the Administrative Procedure Act (APA), 5 U.S.C. §§ 556, 557 (1975).  The courts must review the decision reached as a result of this hearing by applying the "substantial evidence" standard set forth in the APA, 5 U.S.C. § 706(2)(E) (1976).  Appellants go on to suggest that if no adjudicatory hearing is provided at the agency level, then they are entitled to de novo review in the courts under Section 706(2)(F) of the APA, 5 U.S.C. § 706(2)(F) (1976).  We find that these claims are without merit.  We agree that the Corps' decision to implement an authorized project should be subject to judicial review, since it is a final agency1978 authorizing legislation.  Moreover, even after the revisions were made the benefit-cost ratio remained above unity.40 Finally, appellants point to a 1979 report discussing in detail the possibility of rehabilitating existing Locks and Dam 26.  GDM Foundation and Test Program (DX 80d).  As the Government explains, however, this report was originally commissioned prior to the enactment of P.L. 95-502.  After Congress authorized the replacement project, the Corps concluded that the rehabilitation alternative had been mooted.  It nonetheless decided to permit completion of the report, because it would be of general interest to members of the engineering profession.  See Chief of Engineers Memorandum, January 10, 1979, at JA 2406.  In any event, the Corps was able to produce ample evidence supporting its


to find evidence in the legislative history conclusively demonstrating a congressional desire to repeal NEPA.  It is true that Congress considered the environmental impact of Locks and Dam 26, and that at least some legislators believed that the FEIS was adequate.52 But as the District Court emphasized, see Atchison IV, supra, 480 F.Supp. at 975, other members of Congress believed that the commands of NEPA would continue to apply.

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One, with respect to the court case of Judge Richey, that case has basically two components or two hurdles that need to be surmounted.  One was the lack of authorization of locks and dam 26 and two was the adequacy of the environmental impact statement on locks and dam 26.

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The bill at least clears the initial hurdle, thatwithout full disclosure the public would not be able to make independent judgments about the agency's action.  Moreover, disclosure is necessary if the courts are to review environmental impact statements for compliance with NEPA.  Additional support for the disclosure requirement is provided by the Administrative Procedure Act, 5 U.S.C. § 704 (1976).  An environmental impact statement is a "final agency action" within the meaning of the APA, id.  Under the APA judicial review of final agency action must "be based on the full administrative record that was before the (decisionmaker) at the time he made his decision."  Citizens to Preserve Overton Park, Inc. v. Volpe, supra, 401 U.S. at 420, 91 S.Ct. at 825.56

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We find no basis, however, for the appellants' contention that


& Associates to disclose the identities of the carriers might harm the competitive positions of those firms.  Disclosure would also undermine Donley's ability to carry out its business; it would no longer be able to obtain information from carriers.  See Chimento Deposition at JA 2942-2943, 3008-3011, 3078.  It seems clear that this is legitimate proprietary information, and that a privilege should apply.  It is well established that an agency may claim a privilege with respect to documents that may have influenced a particular decision.  See Nat'l Courier Ass'n v. Board of Governors of Federal Reserve System, 516 F.2d 1229, 1241-1242 (D.C.Cir.1975).63

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We would not uphold the claim of privilege if failure to disclose the identities of the barge carriers would substantially impair the rights1 at 6-8 to 6-10.

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At trial appellants disputed the Corps' resolution of the rehabilitation issue.  They presented an engineering expert, Mr. William A. Wahler, who questioned the Corps' judgment that the present structure was unsafe and that rehabilitation was not a prudent alternative.  He proposed various rehabilitation schemes that he claimed would be safe and economical.  Wahler Testimony at JA 1337-1473.  Appellees responded by producing their own engineering expert, Mr. Homer Willis, who addressed each of the claims made by Mr. Wahler.  Willis Testimony at JA 1560-1615.71 The District Court began its discussion of this evidence by stating that it should not resolve conflicting scientific judgments.  It then concluded that appellants' evidence did not demonstrate that the Corps had failed to give


have virtually no effect on turbidity levels on the Illinois River during periods of high river flow.  Turbidity levels would be increased during periods of low river flow, but not above the levels present during high flow.  FEIS Vol. 1 at 56-58; RDSEIS Vol. 1 at 4-14 to 4-23, 5-1 to 5-2.  The studies concluded that backwater sedimentation attributable to the increases in turbidity would be insignificant.  They found that (1) very large amounts of sediment are deposited in backwater areas by natural processes; (2) the amount of sedimentation caused by existing tow traffic is very slight in relation to these natural processes; and (3) the amount of sedimentation that would be caused by a several-tow-per-day traffic increase would not be substantial.  FEIScase, see Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe R. Co. v. Alexander (Atchison V), 480 F.Supp. 980, 1004 (D.D.C.1979).  The District Court issued a total of five opinions.  See also Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe R. Co. v. Callaway (Atchison IV), 480 F.Supp. 972 (D.D.C.1979); Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe R. Co. v. Callaway (Atchison III), 459 F.Supp. 188 (D.D.C.1978); Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe R. Co. v. Callaway (Atchison II), 431 F.Supp. 722 (D.D.C.1977); Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe R. Co. v. Callaway (Atchison I), 382 F.Supp. 610 (D.D.C.1974)

2
 See Atchison V, supra note 1, 480 F.Supp. at 984-990 (describing history of proposal).  See also Part I infra

3
 The appellant railroads are: Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company; Burlington Northern, Inc.; Chicago & North


This statute provides in relevant part that:
for the purpose of preserving and continuing the use and navigation of * * * canals and other public works without interruption, the Secretary of the Army, upon the recommendation of the Chief of Engineers, United States Army, is authorized to draw his warrant or requisition * * * upon the Secretary of the Treasury to pay the actual expenses of operating, maintaining, and keeping said works in repair(.)
33 U.S.C. § 5 (1976).

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 This statute provides in relevant part:
It shall not be lawful to construct or commence the construction of any * * * dam * * * in any * * * navigable water of the United States until the consent of Congress to the building of such structures shall haveagency decision" the same matters which it has held beyond its review as a result of legislative action before the agency decision.  Accordingly, the Court has not reviewed plaintiffs' claim that defendants' post-authorization decision to build violates the Corps' substantive cost/benefit regulations, 33 C.F.R. pts. 290-295.  The Court finds, as a matter of fact, that there have been no material changes in circumstance since Congress acted and it holds, as a matter of law, that absent such changes, a valid claim has not been stated.
Atchison V, supra note 1, 480 F.Supp. at 987 (emphasis in original).

24
 The Principles and Standards are clearly designed to aid Congress in its pre-legislative evaluation of water resources projects.  By their terms they are made applicable only to three levels


disclose the "calculations" it made before concluding that net economic benefits were positive.  But since the Corps did disclose its methodology, we are not convinced that it should also be required to produce its arithmetic for appellants.  In any event, appellants had access to the computer program the Corps used to perform its calculations.  The Corps certainly had no obligation to reproduce on paper all of the calculations performed by the computer

59
 Rate savings and delay reductions were the primary benefits considered by the Corps in performing its analysis.  See FER Vol. 1 at 7-1 to 7-12; SED Vol. 7 at 7-1 to 7-20; GDM Supp. No. 2 at 20-1 to 20-20

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Web apps running in Google Apps Script in the EMULATED sandbox mode seem to always log out this message: Running in Sandbox mode: EMULATED.
IE9 has a problem where if you call console.log(), Javascript will stop executing because the console object is undefined until you open devTools.
Normally, one can either simply not call console.log, or use a shim like this to avoid this issue:
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Using a shim like above does not amend my problem (I'm presuming because the Google Apps Script initializes the sandbox and logs the message before sending my page and JS).  I know that IE9 is not officially supported by Google but this is what people in my company primarily use.  Is---
abstract: 'The development and application of formal methods is a long standing research topic within the field of computer science. One particular challenge that remains is the uptake of formal methods into industrial practices. This paper introduces a methodology for developing domain specific languages for modelling and verification to aid in the uptake of formal methods within industry. It illustrates the successful application of this methodology within the railway domain. The presented methodology addresses issues surrounding faithful modelling, scalability of verification and accessibility to modelling and verification processes for practitioners within the domain.'
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Active hepatitis B immunization with an experimental German vaccine. IV. Reactogenicity studies in healthy adults and in hemodialysis patients.
Reactogenicity testing was performed accompanying vaccination with the experimental German Hepatitis B Vaccine. 509 individuals, among them 343 healthy adults and 166 hemodialysis patients, were vaccinated with three doses of vaccine. The evaluation of questionnaires indicated that local and systemic adverse reactions were of low intensity and short duration. The rates of reactions were highest following the first and lowest after the third vaccination. The vaccine did not induce immunopathological alterations. The vaccine was non-infectious and thus not the cause of hepatitis B infections nor of other viral or bacterial infections.1. Technical Field
This invention relates to vehicle article carrier systems, and more particularly to a multi-position vehicle article carrier system having a cargo supporting structure capable of being secured over a liftgate of a vehicle and moved into a second position over a roof portion of the vehicle once cargo is loaded onto the cargo supporting structure.
2. Discussion
Vehicle article carriers are used in a wide variety of vehicles to support cargo and various other articles above an outer body surface, such as a roof portion, of a vehicle. Typically, such systems include a pair of side rails or slats which are fixedly secured to the roof portion of the vehicle. Usually a pair of cross bars are secured to the side rails or slats to extend transversely therebetween.


ladder or other implement, as with conventional roof mounted article carrier systems.
It is another object of the present invention to provide a vehicle article carrier in which a cargo supporting structure is used to support cargo adjacent a liftgate of a vehicle, and which also permits the liftgate to be lifted and lowered without interference from the article carrier, and further which does not add an appreciable amount of weight to the liftgate.
It is yet another object of the present invention to provide a vehicle article carrier having a cargo supporting structure which is mounted over a liftgate of a vehicle, and where the cargo supporting structure can be quickly and easily detached from the vehicle when the cargo supporting structure is not needed, and which can furtherportion of the vehicle. Once disposed over the roof portion, the free end of the cargo supporting structure can be secured to a pair of locking assemblies associated with each of the side rails.
It is an advantage of the vehicle article carrier of the present invention that the end of the cargo supporting structure pivotally secured to the articulating assemblies is locked against movement until the entire cargo supporting structure is lifted into the intermediate position, whereupon automatic unlocking of the articulating assemblies occurs. Thus, the cargo supporting structure is held fixedly in a very stable position whether it is disposed over the liftgate of the vehicle (i.e., in a xe2x80x9cloweredxe2x80x9d position) or on top of the vehicle. Accordingly, cargo can be loaded and supported on the cargo


liftgate is opened so that no detachment of the article carrier from the liftgate or from the support members is required before opening the liftgate.
A principal advantage of the just described embodiment is that the article carrier can be quickly and easily removed from the vehicle without complicated disassembly procedures and without the need for special tools. Once removed, the article carrier can be folded into a compact arrangement for storage. The folded article carrier is compact enough that it can even be stored within the cargo area of the vehicle if desired. Re-installation of the article carrier can be accomplished in minutes, again without special tools or procedures.How This Deal Works

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Unexpected results using has_one association for lookup

I have a has_one association for a location on a company entity:
class Location < ActiveRecord::Base
  attr_accessible :city, :country, :postal_code, :state
end

class Company < ActiveRecord::Base
  has_one :headquarters, :class_name => "Location"
end

The underlying schema for the company entity contains a location_id attribute. I expect I should be able to access a company's headquarters location info like so:
Company.find(12345).headquarters

However, this results in an exception:
SELECT "locations".* FROM "locations" WHERE "locations"."company_id" = 12345 LIMIT 1
ActiveRecord::StatementInvalid: PGError: ERROR:  column locations.company_id does not exist

I am confused as to why this is behaving this way. I expect the FK to be in companies, not locations (i.e. SELECT * FROM location WHERE locations.id = 12345). I have other lookups defined this same way and they behave as I expect.
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whole scene wouldn’t be possible without the Gospel of John because it’s not in the other Gospels. This is a famous scene. All of that’s different in John, so what’s historical? How do scholars decide–you have these very, very different–was Jesus completely silent at his trial as it seems to be in the Gospel of Mark? Did he not offer any reasons for what he did, or did he have theological and philosophical discussions with Pilate about his message? What’s historical? In that case, basically most historians are going to say none of it is. None of the trial stuff can you be confident would be historical. For one thing, we just have these very varied differences but there’s one very little interesting piece of evidence about this.foundation of Christian faith, it’s not sufficient as a foundation for Christian faith. The theological Jesus, the Jesus of Christian confession is not the historical Jesus. The Jesus of theological confession is the Jesus that matches what the church has traditionally believed about Jesus. For example, Jesus that matches the creeds, a Jesus that matches Christian confessions, so one of the most important things for Christian confession, for example, is–would you lose your faith if you believed that Jesus wasn’t born in Bethlehem but was rather born in Nazareth? Probably most Christians would say, well, no that’s not really that important. What’s the most central thing for most Christians of the Christian faith? Do you believe that somehow God was in Jesus Christ reconciling the world to himself,


do we think it’s historical? Well, for one thing, it comes from at least two independent sources, right? What are the two independent sources that it comes from? It’s in all four Gospels but all four Gospels aren’t independent sources are they? Why? Because we believe that Matthew and Luke used Mark, so if Matthew and Luke copied it from Mark, that makes Mark one source. Did the author of John use the Gospel of Mark? Not according to the theory we’re using in this class. Some people might say yes, some scholars might say yes, but in this class we’re going on the theory that the Gospel of John probably didn’t use Mark as one of his sources. You’ve got the Gospel of John as one sourceJesus up completely, and therefore, it may be historical. Notice what we’ve got then. We’ve got two very small details that a lot of scholars would say probably are historical because they seemed to be witnessed by more than one source and they also seem to go against the theological tendency of the documents in which they’re found. And they frame the Gospel of Jesus. The baptism of Jesus, the beginning of his ministry, and the charge on the cross at the end of his ministry, and now I’m going to back up. Those two events, let’s just say I’m going to argue that those two are certain historical events in the life of Jesus, and then we’ll fill in some of the other details later. Right now


let’s talk about method, how did I get here? First method, first little rule, and this is something that a lot of people use when they do historical Jesus research. It took all of the twentieth century for people kind of to develop these rules and to spell them out in scholarship but this is kind of where we are now. The first rule, multiple attestation, that means when you have more than one independent source that has a saying or an event about Jesus, you tend to give it a little more weight. Now of course what are independent sources? If you have something in both Matthew and Luke that doesn’t count as two independent sources, right? Because both Matthew and Luke could have gotten it fromto get divorced, but if you do get divorced then you should do this. The very writers who pass on an anti-divorce saying also fudged the saying just a bit, which shows that the saying is more radical than their own ethics are. In other words, the anti-divorce saying is dissimilar to the very practices of these early Christians. It’s more radical then they are themselves practicing and that’s a clue that the saying itself goes back to the historical Jesus, according to this method. Dissimilarity is any kind of thing that doesn’t fit early Christian tendencies. The sign on the cross, I already talked about that, it wasn’t a confession of Jesus. The baptism of John, it’s not something they likely would have invented. There’s another one,


God then you wouldn’t say it like that. In other words, this sounds like Jesus himself is denying that he’s God. Don’t ask me about the good, the only one who knows about good is God, and Jesus goes and answers the question. I think this saying was actually–something like this was said by the historical Jesus. Why? Because early followers of Jesus believed Jesus was God in some sense. I don’t think this is something they would invent. It goes against their confession. It goes against their theology, so it’s one of these cases where it’s dissimilar to their faith, and therefore, we tend to give it a higher grade when it comes to historicity. A couple of other criteria are a bit weaker, these are thetwo strongest [multiple attestation, dissimilarity]. Social coherence. This is when you say–when you use something that is either anachronistic and it doesn’t look like it would fit in with the life of Jesus or it does fit very well with the life of Jesus. If I decide, for example, on lots of different other sayings that I’ve decided are historical because of these other reasons, and then something looks like it–a saying of Jesus looks like it’s apocalyptic and I’ve already established that Jesus was an apocalyptic prophet, then I’m going to say well it coheres with the social situation of Jesus as an apocalyptic prophet in Galilee. Or take a negative example, in Matthew 18 there are a lot of rules about what you should do in


would say I would end up with. There’s some of this that’s very controversial. I would say, though, that Jesus was an apocalyptic prophet, an apocalyptic Jewish prophet. One of the reasons is that Jesus’ life was framed by two apocalyptic events. If Jesus was baptized by John the Baptist, and John the Baptist seems clearly to have been preaching some kind of apocalyptic message about the coming kingdom, that means I think, that Jesus was originally a follower of John the Baptist, although the later Gospel writers will play that down. If Jesus was a follower of an apocalyptic Jewish prophet I think that, at least the beginning of his own ministry, was wreathed in that apocalyptic Jewish prophecy kind of world, and he was executed onBaselworld is only a few weeks away. Getting the latest news is easy, Click Here for info on how to join the Watchuseek.com newsletter list. Follow our team for updates featuring event coverage, new product unveilings, watch industry news & more!

Sony typically lists a changelog on the product page within about two weeks of the update roll-out. Just keep checking back.

Yea just think they should simply add the changelog on the TV when you're updating. Not that hard since they could attach it when pushing the update. Many devices do this including game consoles and media boxes.

I usually check the product page just wondered if anyone had insider knowledge. Thanks.

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He decided to put down his hoe and pick up a shovel. "Farming takes a long time, but mining is quick business," he explains.

And in Congo, there is no shortage of minerals to be had. In 2010, Congo had 47 percent of the world's cobalt reserves and 51 percent of its production. It also has significant quantities of diamonds, copper, tin and other base minerals, according to the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative.

When the value of these increased along with a worldwide demand for electronics and other goods in the mid-2000s, dozens of small companies opened shop in Congo's mineral-rich Katanga province to purchase and process ore dug by artisanal miners. People in eastern and southern Congo like Tshiteta gave up their farms and began digging holes.

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Since 2004, the synagogue has housed an eighteenth-century torah scroll from Rokycany, Bohemia, originally secured by the Czech Memorial Scrolls Centre in 1964. In August 2007, Beth Tikvah merged with Congregation Ahavat Shalom Nusach Hoari, formed in 1910 (Nusach Hoari) and 1915 (Ahavat Shalom–Anshei Galicia).

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incorporated in 1851. The first mayor was John Watts and was appointed by the commissioners. The boundaries of the incorporated town were square, with each side 160 poles or one-half mile long.

Geography
According to the United States Census Bureau, the town has a total area of , of which , or 0.17%, is water.

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As of the census of 2000, there were 1,798 people, 746 households, and 446 families residing in the town. The population density was 897.6 people per square mile (347.3/km2). There were 819 housing units at an average density of 408.6 per square mile (158.1/km2). The racial makeup of the town was 82.71% White, 11.40% African American, 0.11% Native American, 1.06% Asian, 3.50% from other races, and 1.22% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of      End If
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brown jacket with a fur hood.

There is no description of the bike.

If the attacks are connected, this isn't the first serial random stabber Hamilton has seen.

In 2011, Loujack Café randomly attacked five people from behind, stabbing four of them.

He was convicted of four counts of attempted murder and one of assault in 2016. Café was sentenced to life in prison with no chance of parole for 10 years.

He was also convicted of first-degree murder for the September 2011 stabbing death of 82-year-old George Burnett, who was found with a knife in his neck.

A second murder charge, for the February 2011 stabbing death of 37-year-old Laura Young, was dismissed after evidence was ruled inadmissible in court.

Anyone with information, including any surveillance video, is asked to call Det. Mike Antonuccichoice would have reduced welfare. I’ve often heard even modern coworkers wish for an option to work only, say, three days a week. Multitasking The shift to factory work eliminated the opportunity for multitasking. The most important example of multitasking available in the putting-out system was looking after children while performing other work. Working environment Early factories were nasty, brutish and liable to shorten the lives of their workers.

If we listen to (Marglin 1974) tell it, factories were a disaster for workers and to the benefit of only the capitalists:

[T]he origin and success of the factory lay not in technological superiority, but in the substitution of the capitalist’s for the worker’s control of the work process and the quantity of output, in the change in the workman’s choice


887 F.2d 1250
UNITED STATES of America, Plaintiff-Appellee,v.Javier ROBLES-PANTOJA, Defendant-Appellant.
No. 88-5558
Summary Calendar.United States Court of Appeals,Fifth Circuit.
Oct. 26, 1989.

Javier Robles-Pantoja, El Reno, Okl., pro se.
LeRoy Morgan Jahn, Asst. U.S. Atty., Helen M. Eversberg, U.S. Atty., Chris Gober, Asst. U.S. Atty., San Antonio, Tex., for plaintiff-appellee.
Appeal from the United States District Court for the Western District of Texas.
Before POLITZ, GARWOOD and JOLLY, Circuit Judges.
GARWOOD, Circuit Judge.

1
Defendant-appellant Javier Robles-Pantoja (Robles) appeals his conviction, following a jury trial, of one count of conspiracy to distribute cocaine in violation of 21 U.S.C. Sec. 846 (count one), and one count of distribution of cocaine in violation of 21 U.S.C. Sec. 841(a)(1) (count two).  Robles challenges the sufficiency of the evidence to support his conviction on each count, alleges prosecutorial misconduct, and raises severalprisoner serving a definite imprisonment term of more than one year would be eligible for parole after serving one-third of his sentence.  See Parole Commission & Reorganization Act, Pub.L. No. 94-233, Sec. 2, 90 Stat. 219, 222-23 (1976).  Section 4205(h), however, provided that "[n]othing in this chapter shall be construed to provide that any prisoner shall be eligible for release on parole if such prisoner is ineligible for such release under any other provision of law."    Id.

37
Robles was convicted of distribution of cocaine under 21 U.S.C. Sec. 841(a).  The punishment for that crime is established in 21 U.S.C. Sec. 841(b).  On October 27, 1986, prior to the time that Robles committed this offense, section 841(b) was largely rewritten by the Anti-Drug


upon him was error.  For support, Robles relies on our decision in United States v. De Los Reyes, supra.

49
The defendant in De Los Reyes had pleaded guilty to possessing less than fifty kilograms of marihuana, a crime punishable by section 841(b)(1)(C) at the time of the offense (October 18, 1986), which expressly provided for special parole terms,8 and thus that case refrained from deciding the issue for which Robles cites it.  The Court did, however, discuss the ambiguity as to the law that would be applicable to offenses punishable pursuant to the pre-October 27, 1986 section 841(b)(1)(A), but that had occurred during the gap period.  It suggested two ways this statutory ambiguity might be resolved:  (1) by simply substituting the phrase "special parole term"Celebrate the Hanukkah season with this limited edition pin featuring Tinker Bell and a dreidel.

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sites remain down by 50 percent or more.

The fundamental reality—completely ignored at the hearing—is that the real targets of censorship by Silicon Valley, working with the US intelligence agencies and with the consent of both political parties, are left-wing, anti-war and socialist political organizations.

At the hearing, Pichai made one of Google’s most explicit denials to date that it was carrying out political censorship.

“I lead this company without political bias and work to ensure that our products continue to operate that way,” Pichai declared. “To do otherwise would go against our core principles and our business interests. We are a company that provides platforms for diverse perspectives and opinions,” he said.

He added, “It’s not possible for any employee or groups of employees to manipulate our search results.”

In fact, the$3$ there are 9 possibilities for the universal cover, which can be labelled by the minimal isometry group that acts transitively:

-   $H(3)$ ($H(n)$ denotes the isometry group of hyperbolic $n$-space); $\mbox{SO}(3)\times \mathbb R$; $H(2)\times \mathbb
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-   $\mathbb R^3$; $\mbox{SU}(2)$; $\mbox{SL}(2,\mathbb
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The crucial difference between cases (a) and (b) above is that, in case (b), the universal cover of the corresponding closed $3$-manifold is (essentially) the minimal transitive group of isometries itself (with the caveat that both $\mbox{SL}(2,\mathbb R)$ and $E(2)$ should be replaced by their universal cover) whereas in case (a) this minimal group is of


formed into predetermined shapes and thereafter housed within casings to be used as filters. Such filters are required to uniformly filter fluid throughout the whole sections and to be high in filtering performance. For example, in an air filter for an automotive internal combustion engine, the filter medium such as filter paper is usually pleated and required to always maintain a predetermined shape as a filter element in order to exhibit a high filtering performance.
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contract extension compared to a four-year, $141 million max deal from other teams, per Begley.

Walker told Jared Weiss of The Athletic in an interview published June 1 that his time with the Hornets has been the "most amazing eight years of my life" and he's hopeful of staying.

"Oh no question, Charlotte's definitely my first priority," he said. "That's where I've been for eight years and that's all I know. Not many people get a chance to play for one NBA team throughout their career. When I go on my Instagram, I see, 'Kemba leave! Kemba get out of Charlotte!' People don't understand, when they say you need to go 'here' and win, that winning is not guaranteed anywhere."

Meanwhile, the Knicks were seemingly trending toward a combination of Durantunder the clear terms of the guaranty agreement, the Moodys waived any right of subrogation "[u]ntil all indebtedness of [Claridge] to Bank shall have been paid in full even though such indebtedness is in excess of Guarantors' liability hereunder"that is, in this case, until the Bank has been paid the deficiency on the note.
We note the Moodys' argument that their claims against Hinton Properties, Inc., were based on Ala.Code 1975, § 8-3-42 ("Sureties entitled to summary judgment against principal and between each other") and on what they referred to as "the common law right of reimbursement." However, from a thorough review of the record, we conclude that the Moodys failed to argue § 8-3-42 to the trial court. Rather, the only mention of § 8-3-42 was in Hinton


and Hinton Properties' memorandum brief on their motion for summary judgment but it was mentioned only insofar as it related to Hinton, individually; and its applicability in regard to Hinton is not at *915 issue on appeal. On review, we are limited to that which was before the trial court. Therefore, we pretermit any further discussion as to § 8-3-42.
Furthermore, as to the Moodys' argument that they were entitled to recover the amount they paid the Bank, based on "the common law right of reimbursement," as they contend is discussed in 38 Am.Jur.2d Guaranty § 127 ("Subrogation or substitution in place of creditor") p. 1135, it appears that what the Moodys term "the common law right of reimbursement" is merely another way of claiming a right of recovery8-3-42(1)(a), Code of Alabama 1975:
"8-3-42. Sureties entitled to summary judgment against principal and between each other.
"Sureties, whether bound on the contract or instrument with the principal debtor as joint or joint and several obligors or promisors, as accommodation drawers, acceptors or endorsers of a bill of exchange or in any other manner, are entitled to a summary judgment against their principal and between each other, by motion in the circuit court on three days' notice thereof, in the cases, and in the following manner:
"(1) Against the principal debtor:
"a. When a judgment has been obtained against the surety which he has satisfied, either wholly or in part, for the amount paid and interest; ..."
Section 8-3-42 provides that a guarantor is entitled to a summary judgment against a primary obligor


for $15,493.50, which was not appealed, was entered in favor of the Moodys against Hinton. The trial judge entered a summary *916 judgment in favor of Hinton Properties, from which the Moodys appeal.
I believe that under § 8-3-42(1)(a) the Moodys, as guarantors of the debt of Claridge at Hanover Partners, are entitled to recover from Hinton Properties, a general partner of Claridge Partners, such sums as they have paid for the benefit of the primary obligor.
I do not agree with the majority that this Court must pretermit a consideration of the application of § 8-3-42 to the facts in this case, because we are bound to decide cases so as to avoid conflict with existing statutes.
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164 U.S.App.D.C. 369
Schuckv.Butz
73-1155
UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS District of Columbia Circuit
11/19/74

1
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2
REMANDED*

*
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A federal judge has dismissed a proposed class action lawsuit filed against the multilevel marketing company LuLaRoe for alleged unfair collection of sales taxes. But the decision could still be appealed.

Anchorage resident Katie Van claimed that she was charged sales taxes on clothing purchases, even though Anchorage and Alaska do not collect such taxes.

U.S. District Court Judge H. Russel Holland, in his 16-page decision issued March 1, determined that Van did not have standing in the case or any legal recourse because she was not financially injured. Holland determined that Van was already refunded $531.25 in overcharged sales taxes before the lawsuit was even filed, and she was not eligible for any damages.

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Let s(o) = -o**3 - 7*o**2 - 7*o - 20. Determine s(-6).
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Let v(x) = 4*x**3 - 13*x**2 - 77*x - 6. Determine v(-4).
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Let m(b) = b**2 - 20*b - 73. Give m(23).
-4
Let i(g) = 39*g + 8. Give i(-1).
-31
Let t(l) = 3*l**2 - 116*l + 1032. Give t(25).
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Let s(m) = m**3 + 54*m**2 + 288*m + 10. Calculate s(-48).
10
Let g(m) = 88*m - 263. Give g(3).
1
Let u(r) = r**3 + 51*r**2 - 49*r - 35. Give u(-52).
-191
Let c(w) = -3*w**3 - 108*w**2 - w - 70. Give c(-36).
-34
Let o(y) = -52*y - 458. Give o(-10).
62
Let a(b) = b**3 + 4*b**2 - 39*b + 58. Give a(-9).
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Let p(m) = m**3 + 19*m**2 + 23*m + 88. Give p(-18).
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Let x(u) = -1332*u + 2666. Calculate x(2).
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In an attempt to analyze how durable the Syrian ceasefire might turn out to be, Czech military and security analyst Lukáš Visingr arrives at the conclusion that it is just a temporary pause in military actions, as Turkey and the “oil monarchies” have much at stake in the region.

“Petrodollar kingdoms are apparently beginning to play a very risky game that could even lead to a direct confrontation with Russia,” the expert suggests in his blog on the Echo24.cz news website.

Perhaps, he suggests, this is why there is speculation that Riyadh is planning to strengthen its weakened position in this power game with an exceptionally strong trump card: by announcing that it has nuclear weapons.

“It is not actually a new topic, but surely not a coincidence that it wasfirst Ontario Scotties Tournament of Hearts in 2016 as a part of the team. The team made the playoffs, but lost in the 3 vs. 4 game.

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of the invention is to provide apparatus and methods for wetting the fresh bond material being incorporated into a sand mix, such that substantially all the fresh bond material becomes wetted, and thus does not become or remain air-borne, thus avoiding generation of substantial quantities of bond material-related dust in the process of making foundry sand mixes.
It is another object of the invention to provide apparatus and methods for making foundry sand which uses less bond material than conventional processes while developing typical bond strengths.
Another object is to provide apparatus and methods for making foundry sand mixes, which sand mixes use less bond material than sand mixes made using conventional apparatus.
Still another object is to provide a process wherein at least 75 percent by weight of the bondfrom the pre-mix tank to such mullor.
In a fourth family of embodiments, the invention comprehends a method of preparing a foundry sand mix comprising a mixture of sand and particulate bond material thus to make a foundry sand mix suitable for use in making sand molds to be used in casting metal parts in a foundry operation. The method comprises conveying particulate bond material to a pre-mix tank using non-gaseous conveyance, and discharging the particulate bond material into the pre-mix tank; adding water to the pre-mix tank; mixing the particulate bond material and water in the pre-mix tank to thereby make a pre-mix bond slurry; adding sand to the pre-mix tank in an amount of zero up to an amount which, after the recited mixing in the pre-mix


including collecting air-borne particles of bond material, less than 15 percent by weight, preferably less than 10 percent by weight, of such collected dust representing active such particulate bond material.
In a ninth family of embodiments, the invention comprehends a method of reducing the fraction of inactive bond material in foundry sand molds. The method comprises adding particulate bond material to a pre-mix tank; adding water to the pre-mix tank; mixing the particulate bond material and water in the pre-mix tank thus to wet substantially all of the bond material with the water and to thereby form a pre-mix bond slurry wherein substantially all of the particles of bond material are active for bonding together particles of sand; discharging the pre-mix bond slurry from the pre-mix tank to atrauma." " He's with the psychiatrist now." " Can I see him?" "You should wait a minute." "We gave him a drug to calm him down." "I really need to see him." "Right pulmonary artery." "Get her into angiography." "I'll meet you there." "Get the room ready." "Chest and abdominal dressings soaked through." "Watch her BP." "Send her for a hematocrit." "There's some oozing from the incision." "Happens with heparin." "Blood pressure's fine." "No major hemorrhage." "CT shows a pulmonary embolism." "We'll take you to Angiography and put in a filter." "We'll reverse the heparin." "You may need another transfusion." "Lucy, are you with me?" "I'll get you through this." "All right?" "All right." " Want anything?" " Coffee." "Two coffees, please." " You didn't want to go


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He whispered careful not to wake Sophie, my cat and only friend. "Cassie come close," he said before pausing, "I want to tell you something important." I gracefully walked to his bedside. And he continued after coughing, "You're not completely human..."

A puzzled expression consumed my face, "Are you ok? 'Cause-" "Cassie, I'm fine. Just listen," he said cutting me off, "You've always been different from the other kids, I know you feel it." I frowned remembering how I stuck out from the other kids and therefore had no friends, "Everyone's different dad." He sighed and sunk into his soft pillows, "But you're special; you're half human, and a quarter vampire..."

He took a long gasp for breath, about to continue, but he died. His eyes turned glassy


and his skin got a bit paler then before. I heard the monitor do a long beep and I knew I would never hear what else I am from him. It troubled me that I would never know the rest of what I was. But I knew I had even more troubling matters ahead of me.

Hot, sticky tears began to roll down my face like a steady rainfall on a hot summer night. I laid down crying on the floor and curled up into a fetal position. Sophie jumped down from the bed and sat down by the top of my head. I listened to her purr as I cried and eventually fell asleep.

His nurse found me hours later on the floor with red eyes and a snottysnapped back into focus when people came and said how sorry they were. Half of the people looked like they were from his work, but I saw a group of an awkward family of five standing near the grave and looking at it. They had an air of sophistication, wisdom, and stillness.

They were godly, as if statues of the Greek gods, but still didn't compare. I never saw them with my dad or even at his work. I don't think people as gorgeous as them could work. They were unusually pale like paper. Perhaps some friends from the UK. One of them looked at me, her face dripping in sympathy.

Her eyes were a rainbow of colors, enchanting; almost like a bunch of fireworks went off in her eyes.


a very pale and young couple decided that I would fit in nicely with their family. I was introduced to them and then the next thing I knew, papers were signed and I had to pack up everything. They were part of the pale family of five at the funeral.

"I'm William," said the man with a slight posh accent. "And I'm Claire," said the woman extending her hand, "you must be Elizabeth." "Yeah, hi," I replied, not taking her hand. She silently withdrew the hand and a look of sadness flashed on her face. "So let's go get your stuff," said William, before leading us out of the building.A second forward primer which anneals 90 bp upstream of the transcription start site (primer U) was used as a control to test for transcripts that might originate upstream of the gene promoter and read-through the promoter region [@pone.0000815-Doelling1]. Using plasmid DNA containing a cloned rRNA gene as template, the upstream (U) and downstream (D) PCR products were generated with similar efficiency ([Fig 2A](#pone-0000815-g002){ref-type="fig"}, +p control). However, only trace amounts of upstream RT-PCR product were detected in all transgenic lines except for Line 8 in which a strong U (upstream) signal was obtained, paired with an extremely strong D (downstream) signal ([Fig. 2A](#pone-0000815-g002){ref-type="fig"}). A similar RT-PCR strategy to detect transcripts upstream and downstream of the promoters of endogenous rRNA genes revealed strong transcription signals downstream of the promoter


genomic DNA in a 50 ul reaction with 20 pmols of each the ITS1 forward primer 5′-GCGCTACACTGATGTATTCAACGAG-3′ and the ITS1 reverse primer 5′-CGCACCTTGCGTTCAAAGACTCGA-3′. RT-PCR amplification of endogenous gene transcripts used DNA generated from 50--200 ng of input RNA rather than genomic DNA. The reactions were allowed to proceed 29 cycles (94°C, 30 sec; 59°C, 30 sec; 72°C, 60 sec). The amplified PCR products were digested with *Hha*I to differentiate between the *A. thaliana* and *A. lyrata* products. For RT-PCR detection of the rRNA transgenes in hybrids, 40 cycles (94°C, 30 sec; 65°C, 30 sec; 72°C, 30 sec) were performed with the TGrev primer and the forward 5′-AGGGGGGTGGGTGTTGAGGGA-3′ primer. Products were resolved on 2% agarose gels in TBE buffer (50 mM Tris-HCl, 50 mM borate, 1mM EDTA, pH 8.3).The gels were stained with ethidium bromide and gel images were obtained by digital photography.

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Transgene integration sites in *A. thaliana* lines 1 and 2. Stars indicate the location of the transgene clusters. Red arrows represent predicted genes without associated ESTs, green arrows represent active genes for which ESTs exist, and black arrows represent transposon-related repetitive elements. A. The transgene cluster in Line 1 is located on chromosome 1 in a region where genes are predicted once every 4 kb, on average. The majority of the genes in this region are expressed. B. The transgene cluster in Line 2 is located on chromosome 5 in a region of low gene density in which LINE and Ty1/copia-like transposable element sequences are the predominant feature. Although *Arabidopsis thaliana*


have had and Pennsylvania's experience have done nothing to restrict the lawful ownership of guns by law-abiding citizens and neither will our amendment. The worries that we hear sometimes about background checks leading to an erosion of our Second Amendment rights simply hasn't happened. Now we've got to make sure it doesn't. I also should point out, as Senator Manchin did, that this amendment is a genuine compromise. In addition to expanding background checks, it includes the number of measures that help secure Second Amendment rights.

The bottom line for me is this, you know, if expanding background checks to include gun shows and Internet sales can reduce the likelihood of criminals and mentally ill people from getting guns and we can do it in a fashion that doesone thing that could make it hard is the NRA just put out a press release, a statement knocking this down. Not a surprise, but out there in black and white. I'll read the first line. It says, "Expanding background checks at gun shows will not prevent the next shooting. It will not solve violent crime, and will not keep our kids safe in schools."

It goes on to make the point that the shootings in Aurora, Tucson and in Newtown would not have been stopped with a background check. That the background check -- not having a background check was not an issue in any of those situations. So that is certainly what they're going to be up against.

But, look, you heard both of these men, who are


careful not to say no or yes, because he too understands if this comes rolling out of the Senate with a big vote, it will be hard for him to stop in the House.

BLITZER: Just as avoiding the fiscal cliff hard to stop --

BASH: Exactly.

BLITZER: -- in the House of representatives after passing overwhelmingly in the United States Senate.

Let's bring back Gloria Borger in this conversation.

A lot of people don't understand, this is a compromise, not universal background checks, not what the Democrats wanted, what the president wanted. It's a compromise. But 90 percent of the American people want universal background checks. 8 percent or 9 percent don't. Why is it so tough to get this?

GLORIA BORGER, CNN CHIEF POLITICAL ANALYST: Well, very tough to get this onstringByDeletingLastPathComponent]stringByAppendingPathComponent:newDirectoryname];

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Note that some recent papers adopt a different notation, and define the charging energy as that of one electron:

and then the corresponding Hamiltonian is:

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A Summary of the 1851 and 1868 Treaties

The Great Sioux Nation, whose real name is the Oceti Sakowin, is comprised of seven sub-nations who spoke the Lakota, Dakota, and Nakota language. The Tituwan sub-nation spoke the Lakota dialect and lived in the western most portion. The Oceti Sakowin (Great Sioux Nation) occupied a vast land area that covered 24 American states and parts of 4 Canadian Provinces. Other smaller nations also lived within the area as the Indigenous concept of territory followed natural law and was much different than the European concept of territory. The people of the Oceti Sakowin (Great Sioux Nation) originated from the mouth of Wind Cave


in this region for more than 15,000 years according to present-day anthropologists, however, the stories of the Oceti Sakowin go back much further than 15,000 years.

On March 3rd, 1871, the U.S. Congress passed a law which said that treaties made prior to that date would not be changed or abolished. It also said that no new treaties would be made in the future with Indian nations. From that date to this, since the Fort Laramie Treaty of 1868 was made prior to March 3, 1871, all American laws passed within the 1868 Treaty Territory are illegal. To try to enforce any American law that violates the Fort Laramie Treaty of 1868 would be in violation of the American March 3rd Act of 1871. Furthermore, to violate any treatylibrary and the code snippet library.

Now, third icon from the left takes you to the object library, which contains all of the UI elements that you can add to your scene.

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constraint, and now it's blue. I'm going to rerun it in the simulator to see if we have the behavior that we want.

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What were to happen if I rotated our device? Well, with the simulator, you can simulate rotation by clicking on Hardware and Rotate Left or Rotate Right.

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Now, the great thing about the simulator is that you can simulate a lot of different kinds of things, such as rotation, shaking, even specific locations.

I'd recommend checking out the simulator and playing around with it because it comes in handy when you want to do some quick testing and you don't want to pull out your device.

So now that our user interface is laid out, wehave two projects that share the same framework and you like to work on them together.

In this situation, you can create an Xcode workspace that references your projects.

So when you open your workspace in Xcode, it'll contain all of the contents of the projects that you've referenced, which makes it easy to edit and navigate across them as related code.

So now you know more about Xcode's core configuration concepts.

Armed with this knowledge in addition to Xcode's basic development workflow, and you have the tools to make some really awesome apps.

So today we showed you the most important components of Xcode by building an application.

You learned how to create a new application and run it in the simulator and how to test and debug it. We also talked about


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FBI and Homeland Security agents wearing hazmat suits descended on the students’ neighborhood on Monday and searched their apartment, according to media reports in New Bedford.

Kazakhstan’s foreign ministry said US immigration officials discovered the students while investigating the Tsarnaev brothers’ “possible links and contacts,’’ particularly those who studied with them. The students – two men — are being held in Boston, according to the ministry and a US official.

“During the investigation, it was revealed that two students from Kazakhstan had violated the U.S. visa regime in the course of


their studies. They were consequently arrested until the full clarification of the circumstances is achieved,’’ the ministry said in a statement.

The New Bedford students are being held on civil immigration violations, not criminal charges, which is why federal officials have not disclosed their names to the public. US immigration officials usually withhold the names of immigrant detainees purportedly to protect their privacy, even though detainees are often held in the same jails as criminals.

Kazakhstan’s consul is in Boston to work with the students, their families and US authorities, according to the ministry. The oil-producing nation of 17 million people was formerly a part of the Soviet Union. The United States was the first nation to recognize the nation’s independence in 1991, federal records show.

On Monday, Kazakhstan officials assuredlayers of vegetation. The accumulated grasses carry fire underneath the healthy, living green vegetation, Roesch said.

The fires burn deeper and into the root systems of trees. As a result, it takes longer to suppress a fire, she said.

Year-round burn permits are required in Kenai, Homer and Seward. Small pile permits — handfed piles of slash — are available online at forestry.alaska.gov/burn, or residents can call its Soldotna office at 260-4262 for more information. Forestry conducts residential inspections and issues permits on-sight for larger projects.

CES officials have said residents should hold off on burning yard debris. The severe windstorm in November 2011, which caused more than 13,000 homes to lose power, toppled trees and created disorder among many Peninsula properties. Spring’s warmer temperatures have residents ready to groom their


allow slash and other wood materials at their garbage sites.

CES owns a total of six fire engines (as well as other emergency vehicles). If a full-scale wildfire occurred, all properties cannot be saved.

“There’s only so much equipment and personnel,” Jenkinson said.

However, some new, readily equipped vehicles were obtained for CES stations on the Peninsula. About five years ago, the Community Wildfire Protection Plan put together by emergency responders recommended “wild land” fire-fighting apparatuses.

“And so, with a grant from the state and budget funds, we’re receiving two engines designed for wild land,” Mokracek said.

CES also purchased an additional engine for the Kasilof Fire Station, CES Station Six.

That still is not enough to save every home from a large fire. The best defense is preparation, Jenkinson said.previously Technical Manager at Liverpool’s Academy from 2009 to 2012, before moving to Barcelona as Head of their Professional Phase.

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was all okay. Even Television shows insisted on the old reality, trying their best with script and myriads of grey to convince everyone nothing had changed.

“…joining us now in Olde Towne East, correspondent Matthias Dulaney. Matthias, what can you tell us right now?”She turned to watch the screen, as colorless as everything else in the world, while the news casters chattered on. Old Towne East wasn’t far from her. Maybe a block or two. It was a hodge podge of dilapidated old buildings owned by either low income housing or yuppies actively fixing them up. The man on the screen was pointing at the carcass of a homeless man…or woman. It was hard to tell. The body had been flayed and field dressed, meat and limbs hacked offthe top and felt he could touch the clouds. He stood atop the hill and looked at all of creation before him. He could see the forests and streams and the mountains. Far, far into the distance there was a golden city that filled his soul with warmth. He watched the sun and moon and skies and earth around this city with great longing. He knew he belonged in the golden city. All around the city were paths of every kind, some dark jewels breathing of night stars, some brightly colored as rainbows, some as pure and luminous as pearls, and others as simple and relaxing as floating on a mountain stream, but each one different and each one with its own beauty. The traveler searched as far


me?" the creator asked "But you are everywhere," the traveler said. "I am still with you if I go back, and I want to see the other paths and leave gifts." The golden light grew even brighter and filled the traveler with a joy he had never known before. "As you wish," the creator said. The traveler lived his days wandering from path to path helping those he found, leaving gifts and telling everyone about the golden city. Everywhere he walked, on every path, the world glowed bright and gold even if he was the only one who could see it. And at last he understood. All paths lead to the truth.his later raising that issue.2  We must therefore address Bridge's motion for certificate of probable cause and his appeal of the district court's denial of his petition for habeas corpus relief in the light of the Supreme Court's decision in Penry.

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Bridge argues that the Texas death penalty statute violates the Eighth and Fourteenth Amendments because a jury is unable to give consideration to mitigating evidence during the punishment phase of the trial.   Under the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure, the jury must answer "yes" to the following two questions before the defendant may be sentenced to death:

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(1) whether the conduct of the defendant that caused the death of the deceased was committed deliberately and with the reasonable expectation that the death of the deceased or


old) at the time;  and

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(7) That he had not been connected with any violent crime before this incident.

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Bridge argues that the jury was unable to give consideration to this mitigating evidence because the jury was only instructed to answer the questions "yes" or "no."

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The petitioner in Penry made a similar argument.   He argued that absent a special instruction, the jury was unable to consider his mitigating evidence that he suffered from brain damage, was mentally retarded and had a troubled childhood.   The Court held that Penry's sentence was imposed in violation of the Eighth Amendment because the jury was unable to consider the effect of Penry's evidence without a special instruction.  Penry, 109 S.Ct. at 2952.   The Court found thatto express the view that his brain damage, mental retardation and troubled childhood reduced his culpability for the crime.  Penry, 109 S.Ct. at 2949

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 The Supreme Court, in Jurek, sustained the constitutionality of the Texas capital sentencing procedure

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real and personal property. The personal property tax is a definite charge against the owner of the property and the real property tax is a definite charge against the property itself. These studied differences in method between real and personal property assessments were made, at least partially, because of the nature of the property to be taxed. Real property is permanent and lasting. The owner of real estate may be readily located by a search of the land records, but if not easily located, it is of little moment, for the property itself stands charged with the tax and may be levied upon. An unencumbered deed cannot be given, nor obtained, until the tax is paid.
On the other hand, personalty, because of its mobility and the fact thatan assessment against the owner of the property. We have seen that this entry is reviewed and ratified by the board, so we conclude that, under the statute and the practice for years,[20] the board, by such review and ratification of the original entry on the field books adopts such entry as the assessment, and properly assesses the property under either sec. 753 or sec. 769, in the event the required statutory notice is given, affording the owner of the property opportunity to be heard before the board of personal tax appeals. McCallum v. Board of Review, 178 Iowa 468, 159 N.W. 1036. See Illinois Central R. Co. v. Commonwealth of Kentucky, 218 U.S. 551, 31 S.Ct. 95, 54 L.Ed. 1147.
The District contends here that "the doctrine that


This is a zine dedicated to death/thrash, technical and traditional death metal for more info contact hatredmeanswar@yahoo.com looking for new authors do to lack of time to cover everything email me at the email listed above if you want to do reviews and interviews for the blog.

Monday, March 28, 2016

1.For those that have never heard of you before, can you tell us a little bit about the band?

Me (João Valentim - vocal) and my cousin, Alan Machado (guitar), started the activities of the band in September 2012. Influenced by UK and Swedish old school death metal bands, like: Carcass, Benediction, Bolt Thrower, Entombed, Dismember and At the Gates we wrote the first two songs (Necrophagous Majesty and Walking Corpse Syndrome respectively), and recruited Ted Fernandes (bass) and Wellingtonalso involved with any other bands or musical projects these days? -Nope, coz every one is quite busy of their individual professions and family, sometimes rehearsal schedule is so damn difficult find.

11.Where do you see the band heading into musically during the future? -I think we will stick as what we have started. Old school and extreme, but the song's tuning may vary we will be using 7 strings for some of the new stuff i guess.

12.What are some of the bands or musical styles that have had an influence on your music and also what are you listening to nowadays? -Commonly we listen to 70's/80's rock heavy metal to mid 80's thrash/death, now a days I kept on listening this nursery rhymes all day long on youtube