      type int32 {
            range "0..96";
          }
          units "minutes";
          description
           "The number of previous 15-minute intervals for which data
            was collected.
            An agent with TDM capability must be capable of supporting
            at least n intervals. The minimum value of n is 4,     }
          units "days";
          description
           "The number of previous days for which data
            was collected.
            An agent with TDM capability must be capable of supporting
            at least n intervals. The minimum value of n is 1, The
            default of n is 1 and the maximum value of n is 30.";


      "Alarms are only reported when the defect state persists
            for the length of time specified by this object.
            The object's unit is millisec";
          smiv2:defval "2500";
          smiv2:max-access "read-write";
          smiv2:oid "1.3.6.1.4.1.9.10.131.1.3.1.14";
        }

        leaf cpwCTDMCfgClearAlarmThreshold {
          type uint32;
          units "milliseconds";
            "An entry is created in this table by the agent
          for every entry in the cpwCTDMTable table.";
        smiv2:oid "1.3.6.1.4.1.9.10.131.1.7.1";

        leaf cpwVcIndex {
          type leafref {
            path "/cisco-ietf:CISCO-IETF-PW-MIB/cisco-ietf:cpwVcTable/cisco-ietf:cpwVcEntry/cisco-ietf:cpwVcIndex";
          }
        }

        leaf cpwCTDMPerf1DayIntervalNumber {
          type uint32;
          description


to sed.  The first part of the sed command s/../&:/g splits the string every two characters (..) and inserts a colon (:).  This results in 01:23:45:67:89:AB: (note the colon on the end).
The second part of the sed command (s/:$//) searches for a colon at the end of the output and replaces it with an empty string, resulting in the desired output.

Or for a openssl and sed only answer:
openssl x509 -noout -serial -in test2.crt |  sed 's/.*=//g;s/../&:/g;s/:$//'

The addition of s/.*=//g at the start of the sed command replaces the cut in the first version.

Q:

Semantically mark up a chat

I'm beginner in HTML and I'm looking for a semantically correct way to mark up the author's nickname, author's picture and his message in a chat.
The chat has this shape:

A:

WHATWG's living standard says:

This specification does not define a specific element for marking up
  conversations, meeting minutes, chat transcripts, dialogues in
  screenplays, instant message logs, and other situations where
  different players take turns in discourse.
Instead, authors are encouraged to mark up conversations using p
  elements and punctuation. Authors who need to mark the speaker for
  styling purposes are encouraged to use span or b. Paragraphs with
  their text wrapped in the i element can be used for marking up stage
  directions.

which, ugh, well, but there you go. You


the top cells get cut off before they reach the navigation bar:

After rotating back into portrait, the table view seems to be taller, causing the top cells to get cut off:

I have tried using this following method with varying solutions, such as reconfiguring the constraints inside of the animation of the coordinator, but I just can't figure out how to get it working correctly:
override func viewWillTransition(to size: CGSize, with coordinator: UIViewControllerTransitionCoordinator) {
    super.viewWillTransition(to: size, with: coordinator)
}

I have tried to figure out how to use this method, but I guess I am not really understanding it.
How can I configure Auto Layout with my table view so that it is appropriately sized and positioned when rotating the device?
Updated
In response to Aerows answer, I am still getting weirdnot.
Here is the complete code I ran to verify this.
override func viewDidLoad() {
    super.viewDidLoad()

    let tableView = UITableView(frame: view.frame, style: .Plain)

    tableView.translatesAutoresizingMaskIntoConstraints = false;
    tableView.backgroundColor = UIColor.blueColor() // For visualisation
    self.view.addSubview(tableView)

    tableView.topAnchor.constraintEqualToAnchor(topLayoutGuide.bottomAnchor).active = true
    tableView.rightAnchor.constraintEqualToAnchor(view.rightAnchor).active = true
    tableView.bottomAnchor.constraintEqualToAnchor(view.bottomAnchor).active = true
    tableView.leftAnchor.constraintEqualToAnchor(view.leftAnchor).active = true
}


Q:

How to sort Collection in this specific way?

I had a final exam of OOP 1 (we use Java) at university back in december, and I did not pass. The thing was that I had to sort something in a kinda-specific way, and I can't figure out how to properly implement this. I will translate just a part of the exercise (I will do it with help of Google Translate):
"... John loves natural numbers, and he likes mostly the even numbers other than the odd numbers. Inside each subset, he prefers the smallest ones."
HERE is the original exercise (in spanish)
OK, so, I have to do this inside a class called Natural, and I have to be able to sort it in that custom way (described above). This is whichour process, ensuring that our rubber goods are of the highest quality.

The Burly® Air-Grip is made of ozone-resistant and scent-free premium rubber and offers 100% waterproof protection. Ankle-Fit design ensures a secure fit and comfort while walking. A wool-felt midsole gives insulating protection and a removable EVA footbed offers cushioning. The self-cleaning Air-Grip outsole provides traction in snowy or muddy conditions.

THE RIGHT BOOT IS ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT HUNTING TOOLS YOU CAN OWN. I HAVE USED MANY DIFFERENT BOOTS OVER THE LAST 40 YEARS.I AM ON MY SECOND PAIR OF BURLYS. THE BURLY IS INEXPENSIVE AND PERFORMS GREAT! I HAVE WALKED LONG DISTANCES IN THIS BOOT AND HAVE NEVER HAD A SINGLE BLISTER! THEY GET HEAVY AFTER A WHILE BUT, DURABILITY AND INSULATION (WARMTH) COST WEIGHT.I CAN


days of the advertisement of this tender notice.

Pakistan Ambassador to Afghanistan, Syed Abrar Hussain, has underscored the need for close cooperation between Pakistan and Afghanistan to address the common challenges of terrorism and extremism. He said both countries were facing social, economic and security problems and it was essential to forge closer cooperation to overcome these difficulties. He expressed these views while addressing the participants at a flag hoisting ceremony held in the Embassy today.

The Ambassador highlighted, in his address, the historical significance of Pakistan Resolution of 23rd March, 1940 which successfully paved the way for a separate homeland for the Muslims of South Asia. He paid rich tributes to Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah and the Muslims of
Sub-Continent for their untiring efforts and immense sacrifices that led toPrecursor T-lymphoblastic lymphoma: Speedy diagnosis in FNA and effusion cytology by morphology, immunochemistry, and flow cytometry.
Precursor T-lymphoblastic lymphoma (T-LBL) is a rare lymphoma presenting clinically in children and adolescents with a rapidly enlarging mediastinal mass, dyspnea, and cervical lymphadenopathy requiring quick diagnosis. The objective of the current study was to report on the spectrum of cytomorphology and flow cytometric immunophenotyping (FCI). The clinical profile, cytomorphological features, FCI, and cell block immunocytochemistry (CB-ICC) of all cases of T-LBL diagnosed from 2011 through 2013 were reviewed. Fifteen cases of precursor T-LBL (10 fine-needle aspiration samples and 5 pleural/pericardial fluid samples) were evaluated. Smears demonstrated dispersed lymphoblasts, with a high nuclear:cytoplasmic ratio and scanty basophilic cytoplasm. Nuclei demonstrated notches, clefts, and indentations. The chromatin was condensed in small and intermediate-sized blasts


min of UV-C irradiation and there was increase in NO levels in a dose-dependent manner. UV-C-irradiated cells had impaired growth, delayed or blocked development and delayed germination compared to control cells. In our previous studies we have shown that inhibition of PARP recovered oxidative stress-induced changes in D. discoideum; however, intriguingly PARP inhibition did not correct all defects as effectively in UV-C-irradiated cells. This possibly was due to interplay with increased NO signalling. Our results signify that UV-C and oxidative stress affected growth and development in D. discoideum by different mechanisms; these studies could provide major clues to complex mechanisms of growth and development in higher organisms.example, Duchenne muscular dystrophy is an incurable disease caused by mutations in the *DMD* gene-encoding dystrophin protein ([@gkr780-B6]). Agents that promote alternative splicing can yield a truncated version of dystrophin that is naturally found in patients suffering from a more mild disease, Becker\'s muscular dystrophy. Induction of truncated dystrophin might convert a fatal genetic disease into a condition where patients experience a normal lifespan and a good quality of life.

Efforts to develop chemical agents to redirect splicing have focused on single-stranded oligomers including PNAs ([@gkr780-B7]), LNAs ([@gkr780-B8]), morpholino oligomers ([@gkr780-B9]) and 2′-modified oligonucleotides ([@gkr780-B10]). Phase I and Phase I-2a clinical trials have shown promising results. Both intramuscular ([@gkr780-B11]) and systemic administration ([@gkr780-B12]) have partially restored dystrophin expression and systemic administration also yielded significant improvements in muscle function. While


and that the mechanism that we observed differs from that previously reported. Figure 3.Altered splicing is not due to chromatin changes. (**a**) Effect of siRNA-mediated reduction of HP1α levels on the ability of RNAs 709 and 709 mm to enhance luciferase expression. (**b**) Effect of adding 100 nM TSA and/or 10 µM 5-AZA-dC on the ability of duplex RNA 709 to enhance luciferase activity. (**c** and **d**) ChIP showing the effect of RNA 709 on H3K9me2 or H3K27me3 modification, evaluated by primer sets designed to amplify three different regions of the gene. Unless otherwise noted, duplex RNAs were transfected into HeLa-derived pLuc/705 cells at 50 nM. CM: non-complementary control duplex. Error bars represent standard deviation (SD). Experiments were performed in triplicate.

RNA-mediated exon exclusion for SMN1 and dystrophin
---------------------------------------------------

To further characterize RNA-mediated alternative splicing,to other sites might identify compounds that enhance production of the 6 + 7 + 8 isoform.

As observed for duplex RNAs targeting engineered luciferase, the action of duplex RNAs targeting SMN2 was reversed by use of siRNAs to reduce AGO2 expression while reduction of AGO1 expression did not affect splicing ([Supplementary Figure S4a](http://nar.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/content/full/gkr780/DC1) and [Figure 5](#gkr780-F5){ref-type="fig"}a). The duplex RNAs that induced exon exclusion achieved this activity without reducing levels of SMN2 pre-mRNA ([Figure 5](#gkr780-F5){ref-type="fig"}b), providing additional evidence that AGO2 can function in the nucleus independent from RNA cleavage. Inhibition of HP1α, treatment with TSA or 5-AZA-dC had no effect on RNA-mediated alteration of splicing ([Supplementary Figure S4b](http://nar.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/content/full/gkr780/DC1); [Figure 5](#gkr780-F5){ref-type="fig"}c and d). As with engineered luciferase, RNA-mediated splice modulation of SMN2 appears to produce by a mechanism that differs from that previously reported


RNAs provides an alternative to using antisense oligonucleotides that may prove advantageous for development of nucleic acid therapeutics and (v) mismatched duplexes can be used if it is necessary to preserve spliceforms that retain targeted exons, while fully complementary duplexes can be used if maximal biasing toward exon-excluded spliceforms are required. The potential of small RNAs to modulate alternative splicing by small RNAs offers another layer to the subtle pattern of RNA-mediated regulation that exists inside cells and a new option for therapeutic development. Figure 7.Scheme showing redirection of splicing by fully complementary and mismatch-containing duplex RNAs.

SUPPLEMENTARY DATA
==================

[Supplementary Data](http://nar.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/content/full/gkr780/DC1) are available at NAR online: Supplementary Tables S1--S3, Supplementary Figures S1--S4 and Supplementary reference \[40\].

FUNDING
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Funding for open access charge: The National Institutes of Health (NIGMS 77253 AND 73042 tomake a stink for them because baseball is being denied the dominance of one of its best hitters because umpires aren’t adjusting to an abnormally tall player.

Notes:

(1) All Statcast data as of 6/25/2018, all other data as of 6/26/2018. The differences should be negligible.

(2) I use wOBA here for ease of comparison to other data, rather than BP’s True Average. The results should be similar.

(3) I assume 72 extra called strikes for Aaron Judge due to umpire bias, but it is possible that Aaron Judge’s height creates a slightly smaller borderline pitch area than other players (instead of 2.9%, some larger proportion of pitches should be called a strike for Judge versus the average player).

(4) Called strike data are from Statcast. wOBA splits are from Fangraphs. PA% is


part of a group, recognition\
♦ Control: Influencing situations, leading, responsibility\
♦ Affection: Being close with individuals, building rapportBehaviors0--78--1920--27♦ Expressed: What you tend to do; how much you initiate this behavior with others; observable action\
♦ Wanted: How much you tend to want others to initiate this behavior with you; how much you prefer to be the recipientSix dimensions of needs0--23--67--9Overall0--15(Low) 16--26\
(High) 27--3839--54

Statistical analysis {#Sec5}
--------------------

The medical students' interpersonal needs score and distribution were analysed with descriptive statistics for mean scores and frequency. Difference by gender and school system were analysed with independent *t*-test. One-way ANOVA of parametric statistical tests was used to identify the significant differences between academic years. All tests were two tailed, and *p*-value of \<0.05 was considered significant. Statistical analysis was done using SPSS version 21.0 (IBM Corp.,Armonk, USA).

Results {#Sec6}
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Level of interpersonal needs {#Sec7}
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The medical students\' FIRO-B results are shown in Figs. [1](#Fig1){ref-type="fig"} and [2](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}. The medical students' interpersonal needs scores as moderate overall; specifically, control' needs were the highest (8.63 ± 3.08) followed by affection (8.14 ± 4.34) and inclusion (7.81 ± 4.30). Expressed and wanted behavior levels were also moderate (e 11.88 ± 5.53, w 12.69 ± 5.73). By needs level, many of the medical students had high wA scores (56.3%), and 48.2% of students showed low wI scores.Fig. 1FIRO-B Scores Fig. 2Distribution Scores for Interpersonal Relationship Needs

Differences by gender {#Sec8}
---------------------

Gender differences were analyzed, and the results showed statistically significant differences in three areas. From the six dimensions of needs, males showed higher expressed control needs than did females (Male 3.61 ± 2.45 \> Female 2.95 ± 2.19; t = 4.137, *p* \< 0.001), and female showed higher wanted affection than did male (Female


scores (56.3%) which means that they preferred not to show their affection but rather want others to show affection for them. Nearly as much students showing low wI scores (48.2%), meaning they would like to be asked to join groups or activities rather than initiating membership themselves, reveals that at leat half of the medical students prefer to be the recipients in the area of needs \[[@CR10]\]. Expressed and wanted behaviors also showed moderate scores, indicating that the students had varying levels of control in interpersonal relations \[[@CR10]\]. Of the six need dimensions on the FIRO-B, two showed differences by gender. Male students wanted more expressed control than did females, and females showed more wanted affection than did males. By specific need, inclusion, control, and affection, males showedcontrast, females showed higher wanted affection, meaning they preferred intimate, warm, one-to-one relationships, to be supportive and open, to be considerate and caring, and to show sympathy. The female students also preferred that others express these behaviors toward them. This is an acceptable result because we generally consider females to be more affectionate than males.

A number of differences were found in the FIRO-B dimensions by school type and academic level, with the most significant differences being in expressed control and wanted inclusion; specifically, the needs in these areas were greater among the lower academic year students. Significant statistical differences were clearly seen between undergraduate freshmen and second-year graduate students. One previous study showed that participants who had high wanted control were less adjusted to work \[[@CR12]\]. In Sharma's


Original light novel series artist Kana Ishida is returning to serve as the character designer and chief animation director. Original light novel author Tsutomu Satou is writing an original new story for the film, and he and WriteWorks are in writing the script. Taku Iwasaki is returning to compose the music.

Other staff members include:

Art: Hiromasa Ogura, Kazushi Fujii

Art Design: Yuuho Taniuchi,

Mechanical Design: Junji Okubo

CAD, Sub Character Design: Jimmy Stone

3D Director: Yasutaka Tanaka (Mad Box)

Director of Photography: Yuuki Kawashita (Mad Box)

Editing: Kashiko Kimura (Mad Box)

Color Key: Yukie Noguchi

Sound Director: Satoshi Motoyama

Sound Effects: Tomoji Furuya

Sound Production: Studio Mausu

Satou began writing the novel series with character designs and illustrations by Ishida (Aquarion Evol character design) in 2008 under the Dengeki Bunko label. The novel series has more than 7.7 million copiesQ:

Checking if every character in a c# string is the same character

Starting with any string, I need to ascertain whether that string comprises one or more instances of only a specified single character. For example "£££££" would pass my test, "wertf" would fail. The approach I have taken is as follows:
string source = "any string";
char[] candidate = source.ToCharArray();
char validCharacter = '£';

    if (candidate.Length > 0)
    {
        // (code removed) if candidate length = 1 then just test candidate[0] against validCharacter
        bool isValid = true;
        int index = 0;

        while (index < candidate.Length - 1)


pHGG cohort, the *H3F3A* K28M variant (*n* = 51) was most prevalent, with only 8 of 59 pGBM cases with *H3F3A* mutations reporting a G35R variant; midline tumors also enriched for K28M variant. Additionally, only the K28M variant was detected in pLGGs harboring *H3F3A* mutations. The presence of *H3F3A* mutations in pLGGs has significant clinical impact because previous reports demonstrated that the prognosis for K28M mutated gliomas is worse compared with G34R and wild‐type *H3F3A* cases \[[10](#onco12246-bib-0010){ref-type="ref"}\], \[[21](#onco12246-bib-0021){ref-type="ref"}\], \[[22](#onco12246-bib-0022){ref-type="ref"}\].

We also identified recurrent and novel fusions in both pLGGs and pHGGs. We report *EML4‐ALK*, *DGKB‐ETV1, KIAA1549‐BRAF, ATG7‐RAF1*, and *EWSR1‐PATZ1* rearrangements in pHGGs. Because these fusions have been previously reported, we hypothesize that they are the main oncogenic drivers. Furthermore, these patients may benefit from currently available small molecule inhibitors that disruptwas shot, Deputy Zaffuto retrieved Smith's gun and attempted to shoot several times at Johnson from behind the podium but the gun would not fire. Johnson shot back several times at Deputy Zaffuto and also at Deputy Jenkins. Moments thereafter, Smith scrambled across the floor to the entrance of the bank and both he and Johnson fled, to be arrested shortly thereafter.
The bullet fired by Johnson that killed Deputy Zaffuto is captured midair in the surveillance photos at a time when Zaffuto was trying to shoot Johnson with Smith's inoperable gun, not knowing that the gun did not shoot. The fatal bullet first hit the grip of the gun in Zaffuto's hand, then ricocheted into his chest, killing him. Johnson also shot Deputy Jenkins in the foot with


In general, the interest of justice standard under Rule 33 "requires the district court to balance the alleged errors against the record as a whole and evaluate the fairness of trial." Wall, 389 F.3d at 466, quoting United States. v. McBride, 862 F.2d 1316, 1319 (8th Cir.1988). The grant of a new trial in the interest of justice may be based on the trial court's evaluation of witnesses and weighing of *606 evidence. Wall, 389 F.3d at 465-466, U.S. v. O'Keefe, 128 F.3d 885, 898 (5th Cir. 1997). But the district court should not set aside the verdict "simply because [the court] feels some other result would be more reasonable." United States v. Munoz, 150 F.3d 401, 413 (5th Cir.1998). Deference is given to the district court, however,a § 2255 motion to vacate sentence, regarding the balancing of the gravity of the trial error against its prejudicial effect:
The conclusion we draw from all this is that the standard of how serious the probable effect of an act or omission at a criminal trial must be in order to obtain the reversal or, where other requirements are met, the vacating of a sentence, is in some degree a function of the gravity of the act or omission; the strictness of the application of the harmless error standard seems somewhat to vary, and its reciprocal, the required showing of prejudice, to vary inversely, with the degree to which the conduct of the trial has violated basic concepts of fair play. At one end of the range is


the case where the defendant has simply, although excusably, not had the benefit of evidence that has later become available to him; there the Berry [v. State, 10 Ga. 511 (1851)] test requires a showing that the new evidence `would probably produce a different verdict.' At the other end of the range is the case of a defendant being obliged to plead to a capital charge without benefit of counsel; there the court `does not stop to inquire whether prejudice resulted.' Hamilton v. State of Alabama [368 U.S. 52], 82 S.Ct. 157, 159 [7 L.Ed.2d 114] (1961). . . . Between these extremes lie the other cases we have reviewed-newly discovered evidence that a witness has recanted, or had lied (without knowledge by the prosecutor); ordinary errors inthe subject statutes contain the challenged "jurisdictional element" at issue in Agofsky, 458 F.3d at 372.
Instead, for double jeopardy purposes, the elements and relevant facts of the two crimes charged differ from each other for purposes of Blockburger v. United States, 284 U.S. 299, 52 S.Ct. 180, 76 L.Ed. 306 (1932). See United States v. Allen, 247 F.3d 741, 767 (8th Cir.2001), vacated on other grounds, 536 U.S. 953, 122 S.Ct. 2653, 153 L.Ed.2d 830 (2002). Where, as here, the alleged double jeopardy violation is not based on multiple trials for a single offense, but rather cumulative sentences imposed in a single trial, the Double Jeopardy Clause "does no more than prevent the sentencing court from prescribing greater punishment than the legislature intended." Missouri v. Hunter, 459 U.S.


744.
The Court finds that the defendant has waived objection as to this claim. In any event, there was no confusion as to the applicable section at any time during trial and the defendant suffered no prejudice. The Court finds that this claim has been waived and that there is no error.

CATEGORY III: INSUFFICIENT INDIVIDUAL ERROR: Claims III, XIII

Claim III: The Overwhelming Presence Of Uniformed Police Officers, Along With The Government's Reliance In Closing Argument On A Non-StatutoryNever Been NoticedGround for Imposing The Death Penalty, Rendered The Death Penalty Sentence Fundamentally Unfair
In this claim, defendant Johnson contends that the prosecution (a) improperly emphasized Sidney Zaffuto's status as a law enforcement officer to justify the death penalty; (b) that such status is not a statutory aggravating factor under federal law,considering how his brother died, he thought him to be a hero. Terry's response was that he considered him a hero not just that day but every day that he served to protect others. Id. at p. *618 18. Linda Kelly, the deceased's sister, also testified. She read her eulogy from the funeral which stated in part:
My other brother, Terry, who is also a police lieutenant, said it the best, Sidney wasn't just a hero the day those men took his life, he was like every other officer, a hero every day they walk out of the door to protect the public.
I am so enormously proud of my brother. After hearing Sheriff Foti say he viewed the films and Sidney was a hero who probably saved a lot


of tellers' lives that day, I couldn't be prouder. And knowing him, there was no other way for him that day even if it meant giving his own life.
* * *
I salute my brother here today, the finest of officers and my hero, his loving sister, or as he called me "sis."
Id. at p. 23.
Linda Kelly also read a letter to the editor she wrote which noted that "hundreds of officers" from many different police departments in the state came to the funeral, and that the funeral included "an Honor Guard, a 21-gun salute and bagpipes that played Amazing Grace." Id. at p. 24. The letter continued:
He died that day to protect the tellers at the bank, something he always did, protect the public. So often we forgetthe personal characteristics of the victim and the loss suffered by the victim's family. The Supreme Court held that evidence of the harm caused by the murder is relevant to the blameworthiness of the defendant, and also to show the uniqueness of a victim as an individual human being. Significantly, though, no evidence regarding the family members' views of the crime or the defendant were presented in Payne. The Court overruled Booth and Gathers only insofar as those decisions disallowed evidence or argument regarding the victim's characteristics and the impact of the loss on the family. Id. at 830, n. 2, 111 S.Ct. 2597.
Subsequently to Payne, several federal courts of appeals, including the Fifth Circuit, have specifically held that the Booth/Gathers Eighth Amendment still prohibits victim comment on


counsel failed to object at trial, the error in admitting the testimony was plain.[30]Id.
Clearly, the portions of Shirley Zaffuto's letter referring to defendant Johnson as "evil," declaring his life a "disgrace" and referring to all three defendants as "selfish, greedy criminals," who *623 "terrorized innocent bank employees and customers" was an Eighth Amendment violation, and the Court so finds. At the March 23, 2010, hearing on the post-trial motions, the prosecution acknowledged possessing this statement, or earlier versions of it, months before trial. The Court is disturbed and dismayed that the prosecutors themselves, one of whom has extensive capital experience, did not on their own excise the improper comments. At oral argument, the prosecutor conceded that Mrs. Zaffuto's characterization of the defendants as "evil" was not appropriate.
The governmentessentially argues lack of prejudice: that the remark about the bank employees being terrorized was cumulative to the testimony of the employees themselves and that the defendant exaggerates the impact and importance of the remaining comments. It also points out that Mrs. Zaffuto was just one of four victim impact witnesses and her statements "were a small part of the government's case in aggravation" and that the Court must consider the entire penalty phase proceeding. Rec. Doc. 1397, p. 12. The prosecution also notes that it was "hardly a surprise" that Mrs. Zaffuto would be angry at the defendant. Id. It maintains that "murderers are evil" and testimony is not necessary for that fact to be argued to a capital jury. Id. It also faults the defense for


now know Sidney Zaffuto . . . It means so much more because we now know that wife that he kissed good-bye on January 8th, Shirley Zaffuto. And we know now what his murder meant to her and how it's impacted her life.
Id. at p. 5.
Later in his initial close, the prosecutor returned to the poignant image of Mrs. Zaffuto:
Ladies and gentlemen, here is a lady who was solely and completely dependant on Sidney Zaffuto. He drove her wherever she needed to go because she doesn't drive. He provided for her financially. He was her entire heart, her entire soul. And now that lady rides her bike to run her errands. She's lost his income. She's lost his health insurance. And she testified on the witness stand clutchingher husband's police service and his relationship with members of his family. She would also testify regarding the impact of the loss on her emotionally and financially. Rec. Doc. 729, p. 7. At a later date in March 2008, more than a year prior to trial, the prosecutor indicated that Mrs. Zaffuto might provide a letter in lieu of live testimony. Rec. Doc. 904, p. 27.
At trial and at the post-trial hearing on March 23, 2010, the prosecutor represented that he believed he turned over to the defense the revised version of the written statement of Shirley Zaffuto at the same time as he turned over various newspaper clippings, photographs and other documents intended to be used as victim impact evidence in Spring of 2009 and did not


Instead, it chose to wait until after Mrs. Zaffuto's very emotional reading of her statement to ask her, in the presence of the jury, to explain the significance of the teddy bear in her arms. As she poignantly explained, the uniformed bear contained an audio recording of her murdered husband's voice. Even if the Court accepts the prosecution's representation that any failure to disclose the written statement was inadvertent, it can find no excuse, other than gamesmanship, in the government's failure to alert the defense and the Court to the intended use of the teddy bear and the audio recording. The government's decision was not only careless, but deliberate.
At the inevitable sidebar that resulted, while the agonized widow remained on the stand in full view of the jury,will have come to his grave site.
Rec. Doc. 1273, p. 63. Defendant Johnson characterized this as a "highly emotional pitch," and also complains that this was an improper reference to his exercise of his constitutional rights, citing Hall v. Luebbers, 341 F.3d 706, 717 (8th Cir.2003). Rec. Doc. 1337, pp. 49-50. In Hall, the prosecutor commented that the murder victim did not have a lawyer representing her, or a jury to decide her fate. The appellate court in Hall acknowledged that remarks on a defendant exercising his constitutional rights could violate due process, but found no such prejudice in Hall. In this case, the prosecutor's comment regarding "privileges, three squares, and the ability to have visitors . . ." is more attenuated *632 as far as being a


and his family.
The Supreme Court has recognized that in a death penalty case, "a jury that must choose between life imprisonment and capital punishment can do little moreand must do nothing lessthan express the conscience of the community on the ultimate question of life or death." Witherspoon v. Illinois, 391 U.S. 510, 519-520, 88 S.Ct. 1770, 20 L.Ed.2d 776 (1968). The Court finds that the prosecutor's final rebuttal, with respect to most of the above passages, were within the proper scope of permissible argument. The jury does in effect act as the conscience of the community in deciding the penalty in a capital case. This aspect of the rebuttal focused on retribution, the prosecutor arguing that due to the nature of the crime, including *638 the victim beingRec. Docs. 1238-1, 1238-2. As indicated previously, one of the non-statutory aggravating factors charged by the prosecution in the penalty phase was that defendant Johnson had a "substantial criminal history." The evidence of that consisted of a simple burglary conviction in 1974, an illegal carrying of a firearm by a convicted felon conviction in 1977, a bank robbery conviction in 1983, plus two criminal charges of which he had not been tried or convicted. One was an attempted bank robbery in 2003, which the jury found proven[44], and the other the first degree murder of Joseph Gennaro in 1974.
The allegation that defendant Johnson murdered restaurant owner, Joseph Gennaro, during a botched robbery in 1974 was a hotly contested issue throughout the pretrial proceedings in this case.[45] It was


to a crime of violence for which he may be prosecuted in a court of the United States, that is, the perpetration and attempted perpetration of bank robbery as charged in Court Two of this superseding indictment and which is realleged and incorporated herein by reference, and in the course thereof caused the death of Sidney Zaffuto, which death constituted a murder as defined in 18 U.S.C. Section 1111, in that the defendants caused the death unlawfully, willfully, deliberately, maliciously, with premeditation and malice aforethought, and in the perpetration and attempted perpetration of robbery, all in violation of Title 18, United States Code, Sections 924(c)(1)(A) and (i)(1) and Title 18, United States Code, Section 2.
[14]  Section 924(c)(1)(A) provides: "Except to the extent that a greater minimum sentenceThe defense refers to the "special findings of the grand jury verdict" with respect to the two counts, which the Court will assume refers to the Selection Phase Special Verdict Form as to the two counts. Rec. Docs. 1337, p. 69, 1238-1, 1238-2.
[18]  Co-defendant, Herbert Jones, testified for the government that he planned the robbery but did not participate. He also testified that afterwards, Johnson told him he had shot the owner. Exh. P4A, pp. 57-64.
[19]  Defense counsel was pressing Goodman to acknowledge he believed Johnson was responsible for Goodman's recent arrest on the 1974 charge, implying that Goodman was now saying Johnson was the shooter, out of resentment and also to cut a deal with the government.
[20]  As a point of clarification, prior to


and a layer corresponding to the original carrier substrate on which the monocrystalline compound semiconductor material was grown. The layer corresponding to the original carrier substrate may be partially or wholly processed off during further fabrication steps to yield a semiconductor device component. As before, the intermediate layer should be sufficiently thin to provide good thermal contact between the monocrystalline compound semiconductor layer and the polycrystalline diamond layer. Prior art documents relevant to this approach include: U.S. Pat. No. 7,939,367; US 2006/0266280; and US 2010/0001293. One problem with this approach is that thermal loading of the compound semiconductor substrate during CVD diamond growth thereon can damage the compound semiconductor material and/or result in the substrate warping (plastically deforming) on cooling which impairs the performance of the semiconductor substratethe described manner, warping and plastic deformation of compound semiconductor substrates is still problematic. This problem is exacerbated if the CVD diamond material grown thereon is grown under conditions suitable to obtain good CVD diamond growth rates and/or good quality polycrystalline CVD diamond material which has very high thermal conductivity.
In light of the above, it is an aim of certain embodiments of the present invention to address these problems.


This invention relates to a novel vessel or envelope structure which is adapted for use in the manufacture of cathode ray tubes and the like. More particularly the invention relates to a color television tube which sustains itself against very low internal pressure.
In FIG. 1, a prior art color television tube 10 is illustrated schematically. A panel 11, a funnel 12 and a neck 13 are each formed and fused together in a conventional manner. A pin and gun support 14 is inserted in an open end 15 of the neck 13 and sealed therealong. The entire tube 10 is evacuated in a conventional manner and one of various types of implosion protection devices, (e.g. tension or "T" band 16), is compressively disposed about the perimeter of theview change to portrait, and locked to the portrait mode not the landscape mode.

A:

It's caused by this function,
func application(_ application: UIApplication,
                 supportedInterfaceOrientationsFor window: UIWindow?) -> UIInterfaceOrientationMask {
    return shouldRotate ? .allButUpsideDown : .portrait
}

change .allButUpsideDown to .landscape will do.
workable code,
AppDelegate.swift
func application(_ application: UIApplication,
                 supportedInterfaceOrientationsFor window: UIWindow?) -> UIInterfaceOrientationMask {
    return shouldRotate ? .landscape : .portrait
}

view controller,
func expandPlayerWindow() {
    self.player.view.frame = CGRect(x:0, y:-20, width: UIScreen.main.bounds.maxY, height: UIScreen.main.bounds.maxX)
    let appDelegate = UIApplication.shared.delegate as! AppDelegate
    appDelegate.shouldRotate = true // or false to disable rotation


even when states depart from the monolithic approach, little thought is generally given to tailoring the selection method to either the nature of the work performed by the judge or how the purposes of judicial elections (or judicial appointments) are served by the court in question. Rather, the decisions to adopt differential selection methods appear to be the result of an accident, history, or unfounded assumptions.

In my article, I argue that if we are going to use judicial elections to select some of our judges, it is the justices on the courts of last resort, and not trial judges, who should be accountable to the electorate. It is at the highest levels of the state judiciary where accountability is most lacking, most needed, and most feasible. Trial judges,a President, huh? That’s the closest I’ve heard a Trump supporter come to admitting the real truth: he is an abject liar. Everyone with a brain knows that his ‘millions of illegals voted for Hillary’ stuff is a lie. This is now the face that the rest of the world sees as our elected leader: a childish ego who can’t admit he lost the popular vote to a woman, and has no shame continuing to push his lie long after we’re all shaking our heads at it.

How many other things has he lied to you about?

The only racism I see every day is that created by the media and liberals everywhere.

Yeah, let’s just pretend the past eight years never happened, shall we?

And yet Summers you support someone who


and gotten off some more dust, but we didn’t want to add moisture to the equation yet.

I’m not saying that’s not an entirely acceptable option, but our primary goal at this point will be getting dust out of the inside and for that we wanted things as dry as possible.

The battery compartment, memory card slots, and the area around all the I/O ports had plenty of dust inside, so we knew further disassembly would be required.

We have kind of a love-hate relationship with disassembling Nikon cameras. The good part is they are very logically laid out and assembled, with each panel coming off by itself which makes disassembly a joy. The bad part is Nikon has a policy of using as many different sized screws as is humanlymission of the university: research, teaching and learning.

There has been a vast restructuring of higher education in the past few decades, as universities have come to be run increasingly like corporations, with an emphasis on their international branding and an eye to the bottom line. This restructuring has brought about many important changes — an enormous expansion in the number of highly paid executive administrators; a greater focus on revenue generation, with some colleges deciding to cut departments like history and English, which are deemed unprofitable; an increasing reliance on part-time adjunct faculty , whose meager pay and lack of benefits have driven some to public assistance ; and most important for students and their families, massive increases in tuition and student debt.

On Dec. 11, New York University's


a microelectronic device that is fabricated with a dual-diameter electrical conductor therein is provided. The dual-diameter electrical conductor is constructed by a body portion that has a first diameter, and a neck portion in contact with the body portion that has a second diameter smaller than the first diameter.
In still another preferred embodiment, a dynamic random access memory device that is fabricated with a dual-diameter electrical conductor therein is provided. The dual-diameter electrical conductor in the DRAM device is constructed with a body portion that has a first diameter, and a neck portion in contact with the body portion that has a second diameter smaller than the first diameter. The memory device has at least one of its capacitor electrodes in electrical communication with the neck portion ofi > 0; i--)
    {
        float x = (self.frame.size.width -40) / ((int)pointsPerSide +1) * i;

        point = [self getPointView:pointsAdded at:CGPointMake(x +20, self.frame.size.height -20)];
        [tmp addObject:point];
        [self addSubview:point];
        pointsAdded ++;
        pointsToAdd --;
    }

    if (pointsPerSide - (int)pointsPerSide >= 0.75)
        pointsPerSide --;

    // Corner 4
    point = [self getPointView:pointsAdded at:CGPointMake(20,


   point1.layer.cornerRadius = k_POINT_WIDTH/2;

    UILabel *number = [[UILabel alloc] initWithFrame:CGRectMake(0, 0, k_POINT_WIDTH, k_POINT_WIDTH)];
    number.text = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%d",num];
    number.textColor = [UIColor whiteColor];
    number.backgroundColor = [UIColor clearColor];
    number.font = [UIFont systemFontOfSize:14];
    number.textAlignment = NSTextAlignmentCenter;

    [point1 addSubview:number];

    return point1;
}

#pragma mark - Support methods

+ (CGRect)scaleRespectAspectFromRect1:(CGRect)rect1 toRect2:(CGRect)rect2
{
    CGSize scaledSize = rect2.size;

    float scaleFactor = 1.0;

    CGFloat widthFactor  = rect2.size.width / rect1.size.width;
    CGFloat heightFactor = rect2.size.height / rect1.size.width;

   of the system;        the maximum authorized gain to remain within the stability limits in the case of proportional integral (PI) feedback control of the class D amplifier by the current consumed by the class A amplifier is directly proportional to the value of the inductance of the class D amplifier and inversely proportional to the sum of all of the time lags and delays of the system in particular consisting of the computing time lags of the microcontrollers and time lags inherent to the use of regulation of the PWM type.
The compromise that must be found between the technological constraints of switching transistors, the bandwidth to be reproduced and the typical impedance of


Q:

Using auto for a defined function

I've used auto to store a lambda that is constructed right in the auto assignment, but today I was looking at this interesting paper on functional programming using c++ templates and came across this code:
template < typename T , typename Ops >
T fold ( Linked <T > * p )
{
   T acc = Ops :: initial () ;
   while ( p ) {
     acc = Ops :: bin ( acc , p - > head ) ;
     p = p - > tail ;
   }
   return acc ;
}

// later, in main():

auto sumup = fold <int , IntOps >;

I am trying to understand what the type of sumup= (t0 + 2656);
    t10 = (t9 + 64U);
    t11 = *((char **)t10);
    t12 = (t0 + 1776U);
    t13 = *((char **)t12);
    xsi_vlog_generic_get_array_select_value(t5, 13, t4, t8, t11, 2, 1, t13, 14, 2);
    t12 = (t0 + 4240);
    t14 = (t12 + 56U);
    t15 = *((char **)t14);
    t16 = (t15 + 56U);
    t17 = *((char **)t16);
    memset(t17, 0, 8);
    t18 = 8191U;
    t19 = t18;
    t20 = (t5 + 4);
    t21 = *((unsigned int *)t5);
    t18 = (t18 & t21);


  t22 = *((unsigned int *)t20);
    t19 = (t19 & t22);
    t23 = (t17 + 4);
    t24 = *((unsigned int *)t17);
    *((unsigned int *)t17) = (t24 | t18);
    t25 = *((unsigned int *)t23);
    *((unsigned int *)t23) = (t25 | t19);
    xsi_driver_vfirst_trans(t12, 0, 12);
    t26 = (t0 + 4144);
    *((int *)t26) = 1;

LAB1:    return;
}

static void Always_159_1(char *t0)
{
    char t6[8];
    char t30[8];
    char t31[8];
    char *t1;
    char *t2;
    char *t3;
    char *t4;
    char *t5;
    goto *t2;

LAB2:    xsi_set_current_line(159, ng0);
    t2 = (t0 + 4160);
    *((int *)t2) = 1;
    t3 = (t0 + 3856);
    *((char **)t3) = t2;
    *((char **)t1) = &&LAB4;

LAB1:    return;
LAB4:    xsi_set_current_line(159, ng0);

LAB5:    xsi_set_current_line(162, ng0);
    t4 = (t0 + 2096U);
    t5 = *((char **)t4);
    t4 = ((char*)((ng1)));
    memset(t6, 0, 8);
    t7 = (t5 + 4);
    t8 = (t4 + 4);
    t9 = *((unsigned int *)t5);
    t10 = *((unsigned int *)t4);
    t11 = (t9 ^ t10);


implemented."

  def _Grad(op, grad):
    """A gradient function for RFFT with the provided `rank` and `irfft_fn`."""
    fft_length = op.inputs[1]
    input_shape = array_ops.shape(op.inputs[0])
    is_even = math_ops.cast(1 - (fft_length[-1] % 2), dtypes.complex64)

    def _TileForBroadcasting(matrix, t):
      expanded = array_ops.reshape(
          matrix,
          array_ops.concat([
              array_ops.ones([array_ops.rank(t) - 2], dtypes.int32),
              array_ops.shape(matrix)
          ], 0))
      return array_ops.tile(
       extra_terms = y0 + is_even * ym * _YMMask(input_shape[-1])
    elif rank == 2:
      # Create a mask matrix for y0 and ym.
      base_mask = _MaskMatrix(input_shape[-2])

      # Tile base_mask to match y0 in shape so that we can batch-matmul the
      # inner 2 dimensions.
      tiled_mask = _TileForBroadcasting(base_mask, y0)

      y0_term = math_ops.matmul(tiled_mask, math_ops.conj(y0))
      extra_terms = y0_term

      ym = grad[..., -1:]
      ym_term = math_ops.matmul(tiled_mask, math_ops.conj(ym))

      inner_dim = input_shape[-1]
      ym_term


# dimension of the input are known at graph construction time.
    fft_length = op.inputs[1]
    is_odd = math_ops.mod(fft_length[-1], 2)
    input_last_dimension = array_ops.shape(op.inputs[0])[-1]
    mask = array_ops.concat(
        [[1.0], 2.0 * array_ops.ones([input_last_dimension - 2 + is_odd]),
         array_ops.ones([1 - is_odd])], 0)

    rsize = math_ops.reciprocal(math_ops.to_float(_FFTSizeForGrad(grad, rank)))

    # The gradient of IRFFT is the RFFT of the incoming gradient times a scaling
    # factor and a mask. The mask scales the gradient for the Hermitian
    # symmetric components of the RFFT by a factor of two, since these
    # components are de-duplicated inof the game often makes it so that opposing defensive players aren't getting set and aren't in good position to hit like they normally would. Jordan Jenkins is an amazing player and I was impressed with Trey Matthews. For a true freshman he was tough and fast (sure he missed Peake on the 4th down but he had to play most of the game) and I think he is a future All-American. My point is that this isn't some team of scrubs but the tempo got to them and negated some of there 'toughness' advantage.

5 Quick Points we aren't talking enough about

1. Georgia will be just fine because of the return of Josh Harvey-Clemons. Before his suspension I was leaning towards Clemson losing the game because he is


         sample_writing_time: 0.0,
            total_time: 0.0,
        }
    }

    fn collect(&mut self, other: RenderStats) {
        self.trace_time += other.trace_time;
        self.accel_node_visits += other.accel_node_visits;
        self.ray_count += other.ray_count;
        self.initial_ray_generation_time += other.initial_ray_generation_time;
        self.ray_generation_time += other.ray_generation_time;
        self.sample_writing_time += other.sample_writing_time;
        self.total_time += other.total_time;
    }
}

impl<'a> Renderer<'a> {
    pub fn render(
     let job_queue = MsQueue::new();

        // For printing render progress
        let pixels_rendered = Mutex::new(Cell::new(0));

        // Calculate dimensions and coordinates of what we're rendering.  This
        // accounts for cropping.
        let (width, height, start_x, start_y) = if let Some((x1, y1, x2, y2)) = crop {
            let x1 = min(x1 as usize, img_width - 1);
            let y1 = min(y1 as usize, img_height - 1);


0, (x, y), self.seed);
                        let (d4, _, _, _) = get_sample_4d(si as u32, 1, (x, y), self.seed);

                        // Calculate image plane x and y coordinates
                        let (img_x, img_y) = {
                            let filter_x= probit(d3, 2.0 / 6.0) + 0.5;
                            let filter_y = probit(d4, 2.0 / 6.0) + 0.5;
                            let samp_x = (filter_x + x as f32) * cmpx;
                            let samp_y = (filter_y + y as f32) * cmpy;


   let max = (bucket.x + bucket.w, bucket.y + bucket.h);
                let mut img_bucket = image.get_bucket(min, max);
                for path in &paths {
                    let path_col = SpectralSample::from_parts(path.color, path.wavelength);
                    let mut col = img_bucket.get(path.pixel_co.0, path.pixel_co.1);
                    col += XYZ::from_spectral_sample(&path_col) / self.spp as f32;
     let new_string = format!("{:.2}%", percentage_new);

                if let Some(bucket_data) = base64_enc {
                    // If doing Blender output
                    println!("DIV");
                    println!("{}", new_string);
                    println!("{} {} {} {}", min.0, min.1, max.0, max.1);


                 print!("\r{}", new_string);
                    }
                }
                let _ = io::stdout().flush();
            }
        }

        stats.total_time += total_timer.tick() as f64;
        stats.ray_count = tracer.rays_traced();
        ACCEL_NODE_RAY_TESTS.with(|anv| {
   now. Mulye did offer these words:

I agree with Martin Shkreli that when he raised the price of his drug he was within his rights because he had to reward his shareholders.

Would those be moral rights?

Mulye's logic is that, in his company's case, a competitor had raised its price for the equivalent -- but branded -- drug by enormous amounts over the last three years.

Now it stood at $2,800.

So look, Nostrum's generic one is $408 cheaper. One could almost describe it as a bargain.

A moral bargain, perhaps.

I contacted Mulye to ask if he felt any moral responsibility toward those who need his company's drug. I will update, should I hear.

I fear, though, Mulye needs to polish up his analogies. He compared his decision to raise the price to an


wishing he brought spontaneous sidekicks that consumed many purple Skittles. Crocodiles fear to snort giant flying apples after springing souls free from inside its inner chamber. After eating his omelet, Zenophinizianalopo decided that blk2860 was mad, so he threw him down the sewer. Meanwhile, Freakenstein was massaging a porcupine sneezing ginormous blobs of paint. During the night, a hideous tree dweller sneaked inside Canterbury's famous pie supreme factory to eat Monkeys made entirely of infected

Murlocs devoured a flash game inside his tower. Farts let him cover the tower outside the city Fortorhore. After finding potatoes and carrots, he jumped fabulously out, crying, "Save my precious girlfriend Sarah!" So the choking guy made pizza pie with no arms. Help that would only act as a distraction for his archnemisis,the great Merlin Smith. Who was fat and ate cats with ketchup. Soon police arrived and licked crack off the octopus toe that mutated. Finally God allowed blk2860 to kidnap combustible kittens. Panda decided that red303 was insanely splattered on his head and that preserved his AWESOMENESS for future life. King Koala destroyed cabbage monster saving princess toadstool, which revolutionized technology by creating mushrooms that could empower computers. The dogs mauled John's grandfathers hotdog hatefully with amusing clowns stupidly allowed pooping. He sucked popsicles made out of great sugars. Napoleon danced to war-torn France, who dramatically increased fatness among outrageous Munchkins which causes a war of England versus aliens which stupidly died. Later, the loyal died due to deadness of many stupid orcs. Although he was totally unaware,


made pizza pie with no arms. Help that would only act as a distraction for his archnemisis, the great Merlin Smith. Who was fat and ate cats with ketchup. Soon police arrived and licked crack off the octopus toe that mutated. Finally God allowed blk2860 to kidnap combustible kittens. Panda decided that red303 was insanely splattered on his head and that preserved his AWESOMENESS for future life. King Koala destroyed cabbage monster saving princess toadstool, which revolutionized technology by creating mushrooms that could empower computers. The dogs mauled John's grandfathers hotdog hatefully with amusing clowns stupidly allowed pooping. He sucked popsicles made out of great sugars. Napoleon danced to war-torn France, who dramatically increased fatness among outrageous Munchkins which causes a war of England versus aliens which stupidlythrower". Frozen poo flingers from the land of Ice and fire. With great power and size he destroyed the evil raccoon, thus preserving its rutabaga stockpile completely. George the Curious arrived in 73.5 seconds, wishing he brought spontaneous sidekicks that consumed many purple Skittles. Crocodiles fear to snort giant flying apples after springing souls free from inside its inner chamber. After eating his omelet, Zenophinizianalopo decided that blk2860 was mad, so he threw him down the sewer. Meanwhile, Freakenstein was massaging a porcupine sneezing ginormous blobs of paint. During the night, a hideous tree dweller sneaked inside Canterbury's famous pie supreme factory to eat Monkeys made entirely of infected souls. The

Murlocs devoured a flash game inside his tower. Farts let him cover the tower outside the city Fortorhore.


war-torn France, who dramatically increased fatness among outrageous Munchkins which causes a war of England versus aliens which stupidly died. Later, the loyal died due to deadness of many stupid orcs. Although he was totally unaware, he ate my favorite, fuzzy, pink beanbag alive. Unfortunately, my nose has A.D.D., causing it to combust. "Sasquadjakl!" the strange, five-eyed sasquatch exclaimed. It had fierce bazooka arms, crusty from Martian goo from the orcs from epic "Snowball thrower". Frozen poo flingers from the land of Ice and fire. With great power and size he destroyed the evil raccoon, thus preserving its rutabaga stockpile completely. George the Curious arrived in 73.5 seconds, wishing he brought spontaneous sidekicks that consumed many purple Skittles. Crocodiles fear to snort giant flying apples after springing soulsfree from inside its inner chamber. After eating his omelet, Zenophinizianalopo decided that blk2860 was mad, so he threw him down the sewer. Meanwhile, Freakenstein was massaging a porcupine sneezing ginormous blobs of paint. During the night, a hideous tree dweller sneaked inside Canterbury's famous pie supreme factory to eat Monkeys made entirely of infected souls. [b]The[/b]

Murlocs devoured a flash game inside his tower. Farts let him cover the tower outside the city Fortorhore. After finding potatoes and carrots, he jumped fabulously out, crying, "Save my precious girlfriend Sarah!" So the choking guy made pizza pie with no arms. Help that would only act as a distraction for his archnemisis, the great Merlin Smith. Who was fat and ate cats with ketchup. Soon police arrived and licked crack


mutated. Finally God allowed blk2860 to kidnap combustible kittens. Panda decided that red303 was insanely splattered on his head and that preserved his AWESOMENESS for future life. King Koala destroyed cabbage monster saving princess toadstool, which revolutionized technology by creating mushrooms that could empower computers. The dogs mauled John's grandfathers hotdog hatefully with amusing clowns stupidly allowed pooping. He sucked popsicles made out of great sugars. Napoleon danced to war-torn France, who dramatically increased fatness among outrageous Munchkins which causes a war of England versus aliens which stupidly died. Later, the loyal died due to deadness of many stupid orcs. Although he was totally unaware, he ate my favorite, fuzzy, pink beanbag alive. Unfortunately, my nose has A.D.D., causing it to combust. "Sasquadjakl!" the strange, five-eyed sasquatch exclaimed.hatefully with amusing clowns stupidly allowed pooping. He sucked popsicles made out of great sugars. Napoleon danced to war-torn France, who dramatically increased fatness among outrageous Munchkins which causes a war of England versus aliens which stupidly died. Later, the loyal died due to deadness of many stupid orcs. Although he was totally unaware, he ate my favorite, fuzzy, pink beanbag alive. Unfortunately, my nose has A.D.D., causing it to combust. "Sasquadjakl!" the strange, five-eyed sasquatch exclaimed. It had fierce bazooka arms, crusty from Martian goo from the orcs from epic "Snowball thrower". Frozen poo flingers from the land of Ice and fire. With great power and size he destroyed the evil raccoon, thus preserving its rutabaga stockpile completely. George the Curious arrived in 73.5 seconds, wishing he


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benefits themselves, are approaching the vanishing point. Read on in Power Play.

[Fox News looks at the connections ObamaCare Web site contractor CGI has to first lady Michelle Obama and the role it played in President Obama’s campaigns.]

Before she was the face of ObamaCare - Most folks know Kathleen Sebelius as the hard-chiseled secretary of Health and Human Services who has spent years hawking the much maligned ObamaCare and lately its disastrous launch. Sebelius, who served as governor of Kansas from 2003 to 2009, was once considered a rising political star. She is the daughter of former Gov. John Gilligan, D-Ohio, who was a powerhouse in the early 1970s. Sebelius’ husband, Gary, is the son of former Kansas Republican Rep. Keith Sebelius. She was vetted as potential running matehuman resources employees. On the list of groaners: $50,000 for a parody video of the movie “Patton” and $98,000 on various goodie bag items, including fitness walking kits. National Security Correspondent Jennifer Griffin has the story.

BUSINESS TRIP, INDEED…“CANBERRA, Australia - Australia's highest court on Wednesday denied worker's compensation to a bureaucrat who was injured while having sex in her hotel room on a business trip in a final decision reversing lower court rulings…. She was a federal civil servant in her 30s when she hospitalized for the injury in 2007. While she and a man were having sex in her hotel room, a glass light fitting above the bed fell onto her face, injuring her nose and mouth. She later suffered depression and was unable to continue working


problem loading this:
   //  [imgBackground setImage:[UIImage imageNamed:@"Home_BG@5g.png"]];
   [imgBackground setImage:[UIImage imageNamed:@"Home_BG-568h"]];

I slightly changed the previous developer's naming convention, to go with Home_BG-568h@2x.png.
Hope this helps someone.

You have gay romance, gay thrillers, gay science fiction, gay mysteries, but it all reduces to the common denominator: gay. All niches are gathered up into the Master Niche -- the umbrella category.

Publishers, bookstores and marketers in the States, Canada, Australia and a few parts of the UK, are still very concerned about giving offence to clients, so “anything gay” tends to be segregated. Some countries still have strict regulations about content. Scotland, for instance, has an actual law which states (in so many words) that publications “promoting” the GLBT lifestyle cannot be sold at venues where minors may be present. This must make life interesting for the bosses of news agencies and magazine stores, in these days when Doctor Who and Torchwood are massively popular, and the


“omnisexual” Captain Jack Harkness (portrayed by out gay actor John Barrowman) has become a cult icon for youth, as well as the GLBT community. Torchwood and Cap’n Jack feature in piles of regular media magazines, and according to the strictest letter of Scottish law, it’s not legal to display them in shops where people under 18 can walk in! Why? The character is openly bi, and the actor is out, which is extremely gay-friendly.

So, “anything gay” is a convenient catch all which is actually being over-used in a lot of cases. It’s very true that some elderly customers are likely to be influenced by the rather outworn prejudices of former decades, and bookstore managers segregate gay titles with the object of protecting their sensibilities. It’s equally true thatgave us a peek into how Amazon’s database is structured, and it ain’t pretty. I remain far from convinced that it was an error. I have a firm suspicion that they flexed their censorship muscles to see how much they could get away with. They were caught, and they’d left themselves a fire escape: “It was a glitch, human error, it’s fixed, we fired someone!”

Hmmm. Sure. In 2009, Australians are hyper-aware of internet censorship -- we’re not out of the woods! We have a federal government that would love to take this country off the web for confused and confusing reasons (they can’t seem to get their own arguments to gel). Meanwhile, you have Google finding ways to filter out legitimate gay content, and short-change gay-friendly sites that


2009, I’m going to re-issue all 26 Keegan titles in every possible ebook format, as well as paperback and hardcover. About a dozen are at Smashwords at this time … I’m getting there!

Books as Emissaries for Greater Cross-Cultural UnderstandingI spoke about how books are critically important vessels of knowledge and culture. With our world shrinking by the day, books are more important than ever for promoting cross-cultural understanding. Our very survival as a species depends upon everyone learning to understand and respect one another.

We in the U.S. often think cross-cultural understanding involves other people better understanding us (i.e., reading our books). I imagine other countries share a similar outward-facing view of culture. Clearly, the need for greater cross-cultural understanding cuts both ways, and books can play a role.

Howattendance really "got" Smashwords and the potential for ebooks. I've never seen so many hands shoot up during a Q&A, and the questions were spot-on brilliant.

Maybe the topic resonated because the Rotary is a community and world service organization first and foremost, and worldwide literacy is a big cause of theirs.

I was especially touched that at least one Rotary member, a proud owner of a Kindle 2, brought his wife and two young kids to the presentation because the entire family is so excited about ebooks. Another member brought her son, an aspiring writer probably of high school age.

What do you think? Will ebooks help books achieve their full potential?

As most Smashwords followers know, when we first launched Smashwords we made it easy for indie authors to self-publish


difficult for me to judge our authors' work fairly against others (of course only the most brilliant writers publish on Smashwords, I'd find myself tempted to tell myself!).

So there you have it. The contest is completely independent. Fire up your keyboards, fill your virtual inkwells, guzzle some coffee and get busy today writing the most brilliant, mind-blowing 1,000 word-or- less masterpiece ever to touch a digital screen near you.

POD'd The How to Guide.. and converely why you shouldn't by Don Meyer
Just in case some of you think I'm blindly pro all-things-self-publishing (well, maybe sometimes), here's an interesting book that provides the other side of the story. It reads almost like a personal memoir of someone who went through the POD publishing process and came face to face with946 F.2d 1072
138 L.R.R.M. (BNA) 2672, 120 Lab.Cas.  P 10,970,RICO Bus.Disp.Guide 7854
NEW BECKLEY MINING CORPORATION, Plaintiff-Appellant,v.INTERNATIONAL UNION, UNITED MINE WORKERS OF AMERICA;  JoeCarter;  Ken Peterson;  Virgil Pyatt;  Larry Flint;  HarveyStover;  Robert Burdette;  Paul Daniels;  George "Tex"Bailey;  Herman Stanley;  Ronnie Scarbro;  Robert "Buck"Tyree;  Ken Toler;  Roger McKinney;  John Does, Defendants-Appellees.
No. 90-1103.
United States Court of Appeals,Fourth Circuit.
Argued March 6, 1991.Decided Oct. 16, 1991.

Mark Anthony Carter, Smith, Heenan & Althen, Charleston, W.Va., argued (Forrest H. Roles, on brief), for plaintiff-appellant.
John Robert Mooney, Beins, Axelrod, Osborne & Mooney, P.C., Washington, D.C., argued (Richard W. Gibson, Beins, Axelrod, Osborne & Mooney, P.C., Earl V. Brown, Jr., George N. Davies, United Mine Workers of America, Washington, D.C., and James


M. Haviland, McIntyre, Haviland & Jordan, Charleston, W.Va., on brief), for defendants-appellees.
Before SPROUSE, Circuit Judge, and BUTZNER, Senior Circuit Judge, and DUPREE, Senior District Judge for the Eastern District of North Carolina, sitting by designation.
OPINION
BUTZNER, Senior Circuit Judge:

1
New Beckley Mining Corporation sued the United Mine Workers of America (UMWA) for injunctive relief in West Virginia state court charging violations of West Virginia laws, and it later filed a suit against the union in federal district court alleging violations of the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO), 18 U.S.C. §§ 1961-68 and West Virginia law.   Relying on Colorado River Water Conservation Dist. v. United States, 424 U.S. 800, 96 S.Ct. 1236, 47 L.Ed.2d 483 (1976), the district court ruled that because of the state suit it  $('#msg').hide();
        });
      });

In other words, inside a function, you're saying, "Attach this function to a DOM object," and you're doing it inline. JavaScript captures variables from outer contexts and keeps them alive while the reference to the inner context is alive.
What you need to do is to define the functions somewhere not inline and then use them:
    function boxClickYes(e) {
      alert(e.data.boxTitle + ' for ' + e.data.selectedItemAmount +
        ' selected item');
      $('#msg').hide(); // hide msg box when yes btn is clicked
    }
    function boxClickNo(e) {


  $('#msg').hide();
    }
    function edit(){
      $('.edit').click(function(){
        //...
        function _edit(boxTitle,selectedItemAmount){
          //...
          $('#box .yes').bind("click", {boxTitle: boxTitle,
            selectedItemAmount: selectedItemAmount}, boxClickYes);
        }
        //...
        $('#box .no').click(boxClickNo);
      });

This also demonstrates how to use the data property in jQuery click handlers to store data in between the time you attach the handler and thewith a search on the web of the profile of the authors or the institutions address. In this way, the following variables were obtained:

1.  \- Author\'s signature: Number of authors per article.

2.  \- Institutional signature: Institutional affiliation declared by the authors in the article - for which there may be more than one.

3.  \- Country\'s signature: Country that the authors declare in their institutional signatures.

When the institutional signature included any ministry of health, it was only considered if no additional hospital, institute or other institution with legal autonomy was indicated. From this, the interinstitutional (participation by two or more institutional signatures in one article) and international (participation by two or more signatory countries in one article) collaboration were evaluated. No collaborations between authors were evaluated,


Giving Expression to the Lord's Grace and Glory in Life

Glittering Generality or Stimulating Specificity

“Therefore I say to you, whatever things you ask when you pray, believe that you receive them, and you will have them” (Mark 11.24).

Prayer becomes arduous when viewed from a duty perspective. How does one get to the place where prayer is valued as more necessary than physical food? The crux of this verse is found in the word ‘believe’. The miracle of faith and a supply of grace to obey fuels vibrant prayer lives.

The verse indicates that we ought to have a sense of definiteness when we pray. “Whatever things you ask…” means that I ought to have some ‘things’ to bring before the Lord. “Believe that you receive them” communicates faith; we oughta very long time. Not all steam cleaners can remove the deep stains from carpet in one run. To make sure that their carpets stain free, there are many people use different types of carpet cleaners. And don’t you know that are going over the same spot again and again can damage the material of the carpet.

Find a quality carpet cleaner is not too easy. Nowadays, people are preferred more to steam cleaners over the other carpet cleaners. Bissell are preferred because they are not only good for deep stain but they are equally effective for all kinds of small or large stains. Having steam cleaners will provide you a professional level of carpet cleaning in your home.

Bissell are a well known name that has been making top


// Copyright 2016 The Cockroach Authors.
//
// Use of this software is governed by the Business Source License
// included in the file licenses/BSL.txt.
//
// As of the Change Date specified in that file, in accordance with
// the Business Source License, use of this software will be governed
// by the Apache License, Version 2.0, included in the file
// licenses/APL.txt.

package flowinfra

import (
	"context"
	"fmt"
	"math/rand"
	"testing"

	"github.com/cockroachdb/cockroach/pkg/sql/execinfra"
	"github.com/cockroachdb/cockroach/pkg/sql/execinfrapb"
	"github.com/cockroachdb/cockroach/pkg/sql/rowenc"
	"github.com/cockroachdb/cockroach/pkg/sql/types"
	"github.com/cockroachdb/cockroach/pkg/util/leaktest"
	"github.com/cockroachdb/cockroach/pkg/util/randutil"
)

// The encoder/decoder don't maintain the ordering between rows and metadata
// records.
func testGetDecodedRows(
	tb testing.TB,
	sd *StreamDecoder,
	decodedRows rowenc.EncDatumRows,
	metas []execinfrapb.ProducerMetadata,
) (rowenc.EncDatumRows, []execinfrapb.ProducerMetadata) {
	for {
		row, meta, err := sd.GetRow(nil /* rowBuf */)
		if err != nil {
			tb.Fatal(err)
		}
		if row == nil && meta == nil {
			break
		}
		if row != nil {
			decodedRows = append(decodedRows, row)
		} else {
			metas = append(metas, *meta)
		}
	}
	return decodedRows, metas
}

func testRowStream(tb testing.TB, rng *rand.Rand, types []*types.T, records []rowOrMeta) {
	var se StreamEncoder
	var sd StreamDecoder

	var decodedRows rowenc.EncDatumRows
	var metas []execinfrapb.ProducerMetadata
	numRows[]int{1, 4, 16, 64} {
		b.Run(fmt.Sprintf("rows=%d,cols=%d", numRows, numCols), func(b *testing.B) {
			b.SetBytes(int64(numRows * numCols * 8))
			cols := rowenc.MakeIntCols(numCols)
			rows := rowenc.MakeIntRows(numRows, numCols)
			input := execinfra.NewRepeatableRowSource(cols, rows)

			b.ResetTimer()
			ctx := context.Background()

			for i := 0; i < b.N; i++ {
				b.StopTimer()
				input.Reset()
				// Reset the EncDatums' encoded bytes cache.
				for _, row := range rows {
					for j := range row {
						row[j] = rowenc.EncDatum{
							Datum: row[j].Datum,
						}
					}
				}
				var se StreamEncoder
				se.Init(cols)
				b.StartTimer()

				// Add rows to the StreamEncoder until the input source is exhausted.
				// "Flush" every outboxBufRows.
				for j := 0; ; j++ {
					row, _ := input.Next()
					if row == nil {
						break
					}
					if err := se.AddRow(row); err != nil {
						b.Fatal(err)
					}
					if j%outboxBufRows == 0 {
						// ignore output
						se.FormMessage(ctx)
					}
				}
			}
		})
	}
}

func BenchmarkStreamDecoder(b *testing.B) {
	ctx := context.Background()

	for _, numCols := range []int{1, 4, 16, 64} {
		b.Run(fmt.Sprintf("cols=%d", numCols), func(b *testing.B) {
			b.SetBytes(int64(outboxBufRows * numCols * 8))
			var se StreamEncoder
			colTypes := rowenc.MakeIntCols(numCols)
			se.Init(colTypes)
			inRow := rowenc.MakeIntRows(1, numCols)[0]
			for i := 0; i <


outboxBufRows; i++ {
				if err := se.AddRow(inRow); err != nil {
					b.Fatal(err)
				}
			}
			msg := se.FormMessage(ctx)

			for i := 0; i < b.N; i++ {
				var sd StreamDecoder
				if err := sd.AddMessage(ctx, msg); err != nil {
					b.Fatal(err)
				}
				for j := 0; j < outboxBufRows; j++ {
					row, meta, err := sd.GetRow(nil)
					if err != nil {
						b.Fatal(err)
					}
					if row == nil && meta == nil {
						break
					}
				}
			}
		})
	}
}
During OL HDF, hemoglobin values significantly increased in patients without addition of recombinant human erythropoietin (rHuEPO): baseline vs. 6 months 11 +/- 1.7 vs. 12 +/- 1.8 g/dl (p < 0.01); baseline vs. 9 months 11 +/- 1.7 vs. 12 +/- 1.6 g/dl (p < 0.05). In patients on a maintenance dose of rhuEPO, this could be significantly reduced, while the target hemoglobin levels were maintained (10.6 +/- 0.9 g/dl): baseline 99.8 +/- 50.4 U/kg/week, 3rd month 76.2 +/- 43 U/kg/week, 6th month 64.3 +/- 37 U/kg/week, and 9th month 59.4 +/- 38.6 U/kg/week (p = 0.007, p = 0.0006, and p = 0.0007, respectively, vs. baseline). Iron metabolism, dialysis dose, dry body weight and serum albumin levels did not significantly change during the follow-up period. Further, a


like this one keep us on our toes. They require a little more attention. They can be difficult to predict.

Are seasons like this one more fun for meteorologists? Do they look at all the colors on the radar and go "ohhh coool?"

(Laughs) They can certainly be interesting for us, but we're in the business of trying to protect people from harm, so we do take them seriously.

So is this going to stop soon or should we start lining animals up in pairs?

Most of the storms this year have brought a lot of rain for short periods, so there's been some flash flooding but things time to dry up a bit in between. But it looks like this pattern will continue for at least the next week or so.

TheBottom LineWhy's it been so rainy? Because we've been stuck in a pattern of very low pressure (also know as a trough). And it's doesn't look the weather will be unstuck anytime soon.

Traditional Opening Day Countdown

Contact Info:

Email: vicpool@aol.com

Save The Victoria Pool Society is a grass-roots group formed in June 2003 to restore, maintain and preserve the Historic Victoria Pool and Saratoga Spa State Park with its architectural treasures opened July 26, 1935. The Victoria Pool was known originally as the Recreation Center then the Spa Pool and sometimes The Pool in the Pines. In December 2003, Parks Commissioner Bernadette Castro announced that $1.5 million would be spent on the restoration of the Victoria Pool over the next two years. Our local federal, state and city elected officials also


Q:

How to Simulate Button pressed visual in Forms?

I'm new to WPF and have a question among behavior in forms.
I added a key down event to catch a pressed return key.
Now the Problem, there is no visual feedback. Is it possible to let the button look like it got pressed by the mouse?
It should look like i pressed the button via mouse, but instead after pressing return.

A:

If I understand, you want to simulate the visual effect of a button click, so, to achieve this, you have to change the IsPressed property of the button, but is read-only, then, System.Reflection is useful:
on KeyDown event:
typeof(Button).GetMethod("set_IsPressed", BindingFlags.Instance | BindingFlags.NonPublic).Invoke(btnSimulate, new object[] { true });

and KeyUp:
typeof(Button).GetMethod("set_IsPressed", BindingFlags.Instance | BindingFlags.NonPublic).Invoke(btnSimulate, new object[] { false });

and became the third owner of Sweet Alley. Left with stale candy, old yogurt machines and a confused clientele, Mason was left with the ruins. But the former success bereft business failed to deter him. With a combination of entrepreneurial spirit and hipster’s savvy, Mason began the process of completely re-gearing the space and perhaps even the definition of “yogurt shop.”

On The Menu met with Mason in the scrapped shopfront in the process of renovation to discuss candy, Isla Vista and the future of the sugar business. The reclaimed planks of a razed dairy barn lined the floors. The old seating lingered near the back door, ready for scrap. Mason sauntered through his new domain, his yellow lab obediently trailing behind. Within a month, the dust will be


swept away, the recycled wooden slats will adorn the walls and cool vibes will inevitably stream from the opened doors of a newly-branded Sweet Alley.

How did you become the owner of Sweet Alley?

I was in the process of moving up to San Francisco — I was born and raised here and went to UCSB — and Oct. 16, I saw an ad in a paper that it was for sale, and I reached out. We had breakfast Saturday morning … at the Montecito Country club and we closed the deal Sunday evening over barbecue. So it went really fast.

What goes into the rebranding process?

We’re rebranding as Sweet Alley but everything’s really dated so we’re redoing the logo, redoing the website, all the menus … [we] took what wasa lot of you and I hope to deliver. I will deliver.

Do you see Shave It as pretty serious competition or do you think Sweet Alley has a name big enough to hold its own?

I have no problem with them. I mean, there’s so many Mexican places here. Everyone competes with everybody and at the end of the day I don’t see them as a threat at all … Sweet Alley has what, five years of brand recognition? The vendors are all going to be different. I’m talking to a local creamery for my ice cream. Our menu is going to be ice cream, frozen yogurt, bin candy, which we’re bringing more in … ice cream sandwiches, milk shakes, floats and maybe even coffee.

So now that we’re onto


the menu, do you prefer ice cream or frozen yogurt?

Personally, I’m kind of lactose intolerant so I don’t go big on either. But I dig a good sorbet.

So do you have a favorite sorbet flavor?

We did some tasting and there was this acai berry sorbet that was amazing. I’m going to say that one right now. We will definitely open with the acai berry sorbet.

What was the worst candy previously in stock at Sweet Alley?

I can tell you, it was the gummy bananas and I know that because … no one likes banana candy (and if you do I apologize), but most of the candy was cleared out when I bought the place, but the gummy banana drawer was full — full of gummy bananas. So that drawerand offline ninja confrontations!Not least among the wealth of enhancements contained in NARUTO SHIPPUDEN Ultimate Ninja STORM 3 FULL BURST is the addition of the feverishly anticipated chapter in which Sasuke and Itachi take on Kabuto in a nail-biting confrontation.FeaturesStorm 3 acclaimed experience…- Absolutely Epic storyline: Wage the 4th Great Ninja War in the most epic NARUTO game ever- Extreme Immersion: Confront overpowering bosses including the gargantuan Tailed Beasts in memorable battles defying time and death- Gameplay Excellence: Discover NARUTO Storm ultra dynamic ninja confrontations with the series most extensive roster including the highly anticipated Naruto (Tailed Beast mode), Madara or the Jinchurikis.…And beyond! (Full Burst new content)- Additional Chapter: Finally free of Kabuto’s control, Itachi intends to crack the Reanimation forbidden technique. Will an unprecedented Uchiha alliance


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11-10 14:42:18.554 E/AndroidRuntime( 4487):     at android.app.Instrumentation.callActivityOnCreate(Instrumentation.java:1111)
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11-10 14:42:18.554 E/AndroidRuntime( 4487):     at android.app.ActivityThread.handleLaunchActivity(ActivityThread.java:2522)
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11-10 14:42:18.554 E/AndroidRuntime( 4487):     at android.app.ActivityThread$H.handleMessage(ActivityThread.java:1417)
11-10 14:42:18.554 E/AndroidRuntime( 4487):     at android.os.Handler.dispatchMessage(Handler.java:111)
11-10 14:42:18.554 E/AndroidRuntime( 4487):     at android.os.Looper.loop(Looper.java:194)
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A:

ContentPage.Resources expects a ResourceDictionary instance but that xaml will provide it with an instance of NullVisibilityConverter instead, resulting in a type-mismatch.
Fix it by wrapping the NullVisibilityConverterLet t(y) = -106*y**2. Give t(a(g)).
-106*g**2
Let z(d) = d**2. Let w(m) be the second derivative of 0*m**2 - 10*m + 0 + 19/12*m**4 + 0*m**3. Calculate w(z(r)).
19*r**4
Suppose -4*n - 376 = 3*y, -7*y + 2*y = -n + 596. Let p be (-4)/(-14) - y/70. Let m(g) = -3 - p*g + 3 + 3*g. Let d(v) = 4*v. Determine d(m(t)).
4*t
Let r(t) = -7*t**2. Let x(a) = 23*a**2 + 42*a. Let p(i) = 1885*i**2 + 3451*i. Let m(h) = -6*p(h) + 493*x(h). What is m(r(q))?
1421*q**4
Let c(i) be the second derivative of -i**3/3 + 6*i**2 - 378*i. Let m(x) = x. Calculate m(c(t)).
-2*t + 12
Let z(c) = -1224*c - 153. Let j(f) = -49*f - 6. Let o(s) = 51*j(s) - 2*z(s). Let d(i) = 3*i**2. Give d(o(l)).
7803*l**2
Let y(x)


Portfolio Layout #4

Create a new document 900×800, fill your background layer with a linear gradient using the colors #1f1f1f & #000000. Create a new layer above your background layer and label it “pattern” Create a new document 4x4pixels with a transparent background. Select the pencil tool with a 1pixel brush size. Zoom in 1600% and create these markings.

Now goto “edit > define pattern” save your pattern and return back to your orginal canvas. Select the fill tool, then at the top change from “forground” to “pattern”, select your pattern in the box next to this option. Fill your “pattern” layer with your pattern.

Now select the rectangle marquee tool and draw a rectangle the whole length of the canvas but only about 70 or so pixels wide. Fill withThe usefulness of rigid foamed polymeric boards in a variety of applications is well known. Rigid foamed plastic boards are extensively used as thermal insulating materials for many applications. For instance, polymeric foam boards are widely used as insulating members in building construction. In the past, infrared attenuating agents have been used as fillers in polymeric foam boards to minimize material thermal conductivity k which, in turn, will maximize insulating capability (increase R-value) for a given thickness (U.S. Pat. Nos. 5,373,026 and 5,604,265; EP 863,175). The heat transfer k through an insulating material can occur through solid conductivity, gas conductivity, radiation, and convection. The heat transfer k, or K-factor, is defined as the ratio of the heat flow per unit cross-sectional to the temperature drop per unit thickness.


GUNTOWN – In the Tennessee walking horse world, 3-year-old Nine Gold is a star.
He claimed titles at shows in Germantown, Tenn., and Woodbury, Tenn., last year. They were warm-ups for the main event, the 2012 Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration in Shelbyville, Tenn.
For the uninitiated, the National Celebration is akin to the Super Bowl, and that’s where the brown horse with flaxen mane and tail earned the titles of world champion and world grand champion.
“The odds of him winning this thing were slim to zero,” said Bill McMillan, 60, of Guntown. “It was unanimous from all judges on both nights.”
McMillan is a veterinarian with McMillan & Cunningham Small Animal Clinic & Equine Center in Saltillo. More than that, he’s a horseman, who’s been entranced by Tennessee walking horsesWright out of Reagan, Tenn.
“He said, ‘You’re going to have to spend a lot of money on this horse.’ That meant advertising to get the name out,” McMillan said. “I said, ‘This horse is going to make you famous.’”
At the stable in Reagan, Nine Gold gets exercise and grooming every day, as well as access to quality medical care. The trainers treat him like the high-quality athlete he is, McMillan said.
“You can feel how powerful he is. It’s a natural gait,” McMillan said. “He’s been good since we got on him, a natural walking horse.”
The results bear out that early promise. In addition to his show titles, Nine Gold was named the Walking Horse Trainers Association’s 2-year-old stallion of the year, and he won Walking Horse Report’s readers’


was dissolved in the freshly prepared carbonate buffer solution and the conjugation reaction was started by adding Fit-C solution dropwise in the dark with continuous stirring (∼300 rpm) to prevent Fit-C precipitation. Once all the fit-C solution was added, the mixture was incubated at 4 °C for 24 h in the dark with gentle stirring (∼200 rpm) to allow Fit-C conjugation to gel-MA free amine groups. The conjugation reaction was later neutralised by adding 20 mL of ammonium chloride (NH~4~Cl 1 N -- Sigma, USA) to obtain a solution with (pH = 7). The final mixture was later dialysed (8000 MW cut-off dialysis bags) against distilled water to filter out unconjugated fit-C, freeze-dried, and stored at −80 °C ([Supplementary Data 1](#s0130){ref-type="sec"}).

2.2. Surface modification of P[dl]{.smallcaps}LGA microspheres {#s0020}
--------------------------------------------------------------

### 2.2.1. Surface adsorption {#s0025}

P[dl]{.smallcaps}LGA microspheres (500 mg) were dispersed in 2 mL ofof the gel-MA related N1s peak showed an increase in the surface area of the N1s peak on the surface of plasma modified microspheres compared to adsorption and entrapment modified microspheres. As gel-MA is the only molecule containing nitrogen bonds, the increase in the surface area of N1s peaks indicate a respective increase in the density of gel-MA molecules on the surface ([Table 1](#t0005){ref-type="table"}).

High resolution scan analysis of the C1s region was performed on non-modified P[dl]{.smallcaps}LGA microspheres and gel-MA films to obtain the control peaks. Data obtained from non-modified P[dl]{.smallcaps}LGA microspheres were assigned to three P[dl]{.smallcaps}LGA peaks (C---C, C---O, and O000000000000 000000000000 000000000000 111111111111 000000000000 111111111111 000000000000 000000000000 000000000000C---O) and one (C---O) poly vinyl alcohol (PVA) peak (1, 2, 3, and 4 peaks respectively -- [Fig. 2](#f0010){ref-type="fig"}) as


a significant increase in both plasma and entrapment modified microspheres compared to adsorption modified and non-modified microspheres ([Fig. 5](#f0025){ref-type="fig"}-II). Microscope images showed a relatively higher number of cells growing on the surface of entrapment and plasma modified microspheres compared to both adsorption and non-modified microspheres. Cells were exclusively localised on the surface of plasma and entrapment modified microspheres, while they seemed to be non-specifically presented onto the surface of adsorption modified and non-modified P[dl]{.smallcaps}LGA microspheres as well as on the cell culture substrate ([Fig. 5](#f0025){ref-type="fig"}-A, B, C, and D).

4. Discussion {#s0115}
=============

P[dl]{.smallcaps}LGA microspheres offer a potential injectable cell delivery system with controllable growth factor release for different tissue engineering applications [@b0020], [@b0025], [@b0030], [@b0035]. However, as with other polyester polymers, P[dl]{.smallcaps}LGA have limited functional groups on the surface whichum, magnified figures = 5 um).](gr4){#f0020}

![Quantification of gel-MA content on the surface of 100 mg of P[dl]{.smallcaps}LGA microspheres using BCA assay shows significant increase in gel-MA amount following modification with adsorption, entrapment, and plasma modification approaches respectively (I). Quantification of metabolic activity of immortalised human mesenchymal stem cells cultured on non-modified and gel-MA modified P[dl]{.smallcaps}LGA microspheres using Presto Blue assay shows significant increase in cell proliferation after 72 h of cell culture. All measurements are normalised to the activity measurements of cells cultured on a tissue culture treated plates over the same period of time. While no significant changes in cell metabolic activity can be noticed after 24 h; a significant increase in cell metabolic activity can be observed on plasma and entrapment modified P[dl]{.smallcaps}LGA microspheres compared to adsorption modified P[dl]{.smallcaps}LGA microspheres. Images


but she is not an unstable person. She is a person who’s case spiraled out of control from the beginning, and we know that the early stages of a claim are the most critical.

It hard for most Americans to realize the atrocities that happen under the banner of Workers’ Compensation. David mentioned me in a few more of his blogs, and we exchanged more than a few emails over the course of my case.

When I told him I was “attending mediation with an open mind, open heart, and empty briefcase” he was aghast, and insisted I needed a lawyer but that I was so angry, nobody would help me. We had a few philosophical exchanges on those topics. I am grateful to David for those exchanges and mediathere are more than 54 million injured and disabled workers in America, and approximately 8.9 million are on Social Security Disability, are the rest homeless and destitute? SSA pays ‘nazi war criminals’ with greater ease than it pays Americans with Disabilities….yikes! CLEAN UP TIME! LET’S GO!

I guess that was lost money….I sent a note to that editor last week suggesting if it’s too hard, I understand, but darn, I paid A BUNCH OF MONEY FOR THAT. I hope a refund follows, since draft 2 never arrived. 😕

A couple of my pals are compiling books about stories of people with brain injuries, and my story doesn’t fit their audiences. Injured Workers have a particular extra set of survival battles, as anybody ever touched by that industry knows.

Even other TBI


Effects of lateralized brain damage on factor scales of the MMPI.
The present study examined the effects of lateralized brain damage on factoral scales of the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI). Twenty subjects (ten with left hemisphere brain damage, ten with right hemisphere brain damage) closely matched on age, education, race and sex variables were administered the MMPI. t-tests on four factorial scales of the MMPI were computed between groups. None of the factor scale comparisons were statistically significant. Theoretical implications are discussed.the typical FA profile of samples with only sunflower oil were GF 19 and GF 20. These samples showed lower linoleic acid values compared to the FA profile of sunflower oil and higher SFA (C12:0, C14:0, C16:0 and C18:0) values, particularly for palmitic acid (C16:0) (Figs. S2b, S4 and S5). The % of palmitic acid in these two samples ranged 46--48%, which could indicate the addition of a palmitic-rich fat such as palm oil instead of sunflower oil. These two last samples corresponded to two different brands, but came from the same producer. Thus, for some GF samples it was observed that the composition in FA was not fully explained by the type of oils declared as ingredients, which could be due to some labeling mistake.

In addition, looking


declared it was observed that the differences between G and GF samples were not significant for energy, carbohydrates and sugars, and significant for the rest of nutrition facts (Table [3](#Tab3){ref-type="table"}). Fat, saturated fat, dietary fiber and salt were higher in GF samples, while protein was lower. The previous studies analyzing labeling information of white bread reported similar significant differences for fat, dietary fiber and protein \[[@CR2], [@CR5]\]. However, for saturated fat Allen and Orfila \[[@CR2]\] did not find a significant difference, while Fry et al. \[[@CR5]\], as in our case, found higher saturated fat in GF white bread. None of these studies found a significant difference for salt content.

Our analytical results confirm that fat and salt were higher for GF samples. As both fat content and the meanthis evaluation, it can be concluded that the quality of the nutritional information was low in 16 out of 20 GF samples; while only in two out of 14 G samples (Tables S5 and S6). The contents declared in the nutritional labeling can be obtained from analysis but they are usually calculated from the known average values of the ingredients (from ingredient specification sheets) or from generally established and accepted data in the literature \[[@CR35]\]. Thus, the variations in the raw materials, the effect of processing, nutrient stability and storage time and conditions can affect these values. Therefore, these deviations were not surprising since the GF breads have on average much more ingredients than G breads (Tables S3 and S4) and the calculation of the declared values has


wastewater injection volume by 40 percent from 2014 levels.

Oklahoma was late in imposing volume limits in its effort to reduce earthquakes, taking a different approach than Kansas after both states had an uptick in quakes in the first half of this decade. Kansas moved quickly to limit volume while Oklahoma concentrated on the depth of the disposal. Kansas saw a 60 percent drop while the frequency of quakes in Oklahoma continued to climb.

Sean Weide in Omaha, Nebraska, told the AP that he’d never been in an earthquake before and thought he was getting dizzy. Weide said he and one of his daughters “heard the building start creaking” and said it “was surreal.”---
abstract: 'The explicit formulae for the height distribution and expected number of local maxima have been obtained for isotropic Gaussian random fields on certain low-dimensional Euclidean space or low-dimensional spheres.'
author:
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    Dan Cheng\
    North Carolina State University
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    Armin Schwartzman\
    North Carolina State University
title: 'On the Explicit Height Distribution and Expected Number of Local Maxima of Isotropic Gaussian Random Fields [^1]'
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[**Keywords:**]{} Height distribution; local maxima; Gaussian orthogonal ensemble; isotropic; Gaussian random field; sphere.

Introduction
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It has been known that, by using the Kac-Rice formula, one can obtain implicit formulae for the height distribution and expected number of local maxima of smooth Gaussian random fields parameterized over an $N$-dimensional space. See, for example, Adler and Taylor (2007) and Cheng


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> Armin Schwartzman: Department of Statistics, North Carolina State University, 2311 Stinson Drive, Campus Box 8203, Raleigh, NC 27695, U.S.A.\
> E-mail: `aschwar@ncsu.edu`\
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[^1]: Research partially supported by NIH grant R01-CA157528.
Abraham Lincoln McCrimmon

Abraham Lincoln McCrimmon (1865 – April 16, 1935) was a Canadian academic and Chancellor of McMaster University.

Born on a farm near Delhi in Norfolk County, Ontario, McCrimmon graduated from the University of Toronto in 1890. In 1892, he started teaching at Woodstock College and five years later became its principal. From 1903 to 1904, he studied at the University of Chicago. In 1906, he was appointed a professor at McMaster University. From 1911 to 1922, he was the Chancellor of McMaster.

A Baptist, he was president of the Baptist Convention of Ontario and Quebec for three terms from 1921 and 1932. He was also a vice-president of the Baptist World Alliance. He died in 1935.

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