goes on the premises with the expressed or implied invitation of occupation (sic) on the business of the latter or, for their mutual advantage, and to him the invitee the duty owed is that of reasonable and ordinary care which includes the prior discovery of reasonably discoverable conditions of the premises that may be unreasonably dangerous thereof or a warning to the invitee of the danger.

10
Supp.App. at 105-06.  See Johnson v. Ruben, 222 So.2d 617, 619 (La.App.1969), quoting from, Alexander v. General Accident Fire and Life Assurance Corp., 98 So.2d 730, 731-32 (La.App.1957).  Southern Pacific contends, however, that Arcement and Romaguera were at most licensees and that it did not breach its lesser duty of care to persons in that category.  For reasons not ate. g., Crawford v. Wheless, supra ; Mercer v. Tremont & G. Ry. Co., supra, 19 So.2d at 275; cf. Gotreaux v. Travelers Inc. Co., supra.  On this record,7 therefore, the jury could properly have found that Arcement and Romaguera were invitees of Southern Pacific.

12
Appellant's final point is based upon an improper remark by one of plaintiffs' counsel relating to changes made in the trestle after the accident.  As appellant notes, evidence of such changes is generally inadmissible to prove negligence or culpable conduct, see Fed.R.Evid. Rule 407, and the trial judge so ruled when counsel attempted to elicit testimony on the matter.  Despite this ruling, however, counsel proceeded to state within the jury's hearing that "I am trying to impeach his testimony in showing


that boards between the tracks were removed."  Appellant immediately requested a mistrial, but the district judge responded only with a cautionary instruction.  Without in the least approving counsel's behavior, which is not defended in this court as a valid attempt to impeach, we conclude that the trial judge correctly declined to declare a mistrial.  The evidence of Southern Pacific's negligence was strong, and we are convinced that the incident could not have affected the deliberations of this properly admonished jury.  Cf. Fed.R.Evid. 103(a).

13
The judgment of the district court is affirmed.

1
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    return 4;
  }
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	items[0].byte_len = 1;
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	return 1;
      }
      else if (*p == map[i].to) {
	items[0].byte_len = 1;
	items[0].code_len = 1;
	items[0].code[0] = map[i].from;
	return 1;
      }
   (*pp) += len;
    return len; /* return byte length of converted to lower char */
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extern int
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{
  const UChar* p = *pp;

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  return FALSE;
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extern int
onigenc_mb2_code_to_mbclen(OnigCodePoint code)
{
  if ((code & 0xff00) != 0) return 2;
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extern int
onigenc_mb4_code_to_mbclen(OnigCodePoint code)
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topic. I am ready to answer your
questions.
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Chairman Tom Davis. Thank you very much.
Mr. Verga.
STATEMENT OF PETER F. VERGA
Mr. Verga. Thank you, Mr. Chairman, and I appreciate the
opportunity, along with the distinguished members of the
committee, to come here to address today the Department of
Defense information sharing lessons learned from disaster
response.
Whether on the battlefield or in a disaster area, having
the right information at the right time in order to take the
right action can mean the difference between life orforces, DOD civilian
personnel, and contractors at the strategic, operational, and
tactical command echelons. This unity of command ensures both a
unity of effort and an economy of force, that is, the right
capabilities and forces in the right numbers.
Within the Department, DOD's command and control structure
facilitates effective information flow between command
echelons, whether the contingency is at home or abroad. When at
home, a joint task force is established to command and control
the Federal military forces, guided by the Commander of U.S.
Northern Command in the joint operations area of a disaster.
The NORTHCOM Commander in turn is responsible for ensuring that
the joint task force receives the information it needs and
provides information reported by the joint task force to the
chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the Secretary of
Defense.
Outside of DOD, several venues exist


operate. How would you suggest dealing with
stovepipes, oversight, and funding? And how does that get into
the mix of getting greater information sharing? Does anybody
want to take a stab at that? Dr. Wells.
Dr. Wells. I will start and I will pass to my colleagues.
Since information sharing is a human activity, there are
certainly going to be cultural and organizational biases that
have to be addressed in the process of doing it. I would
actually say that I think the cultural issues are probably
significantly more important than the technical issues, given
where we are today.
One of the things that the Department of Defense has done
over the past several years is to do a series of demonstrations
that we have called Strong Angel, and they have looked at not
only the capabilities but all the sociological and,groups got together,
they were able to make enormous progress very quickly in
sharing information. It was an issue of policy and procedures,
not one of technology.
We applied some of this to Katrina, and there is an
extensive exercise program that Northern Command is working on
in preparation for the summer hurricane season to do this as
well, to not only deal with the technologies but also bring
together those groups of people that need to be able to cross
these boundaries in communications. So I think that is at least
as important a piece as any technological part.
Go ahead.
Mr. Hitch. Mr. Chairman, I have been in the Federal
Government now for 4 years, and I would observe that the
hardest things for me to accomplish had been to work across
departments. So just the size of the organization is


it is entirely dependent on the nature of
the disaster. So you have to be able to be flexible to reach
out through relationships that you perhaps would not have
thought would be important beforehand. And so, really, the only
answer to that is sort of, you know, repeated interactions
between responders during preparedness activities, in
exercises. The experience at the Pentagon was cited earlier by
one of the panelists. That is an example where that repeated
experience over time and the fact that the responders involved
had built up those relationships and trust meant that they
could adapt flexibly and have the operation go much more
smoothly.
Chairman Tom Davis. So it's like any teamwork, isn't it?
You do your training and your training and your training, and
one session does not do enough to create the kind of teamwork.
Dr. Jackson.portals along
with the possibility of putting someone in the Fusion Center
to, again, strengthen those personal relationships.
But you are absolutely right. It is difficult to overcome
all of the bureaucracy.
Chairman Tom Davis. It helps to have George Foresman up
here, too, in Washington, doesn't it?
Mr. Lambert. It doesn't hurt. Yes, sir.
Chairman Tom Davis. Dr. Kettl, many have suggested that
FEMA be at the center of homeland security events. But FEMA
really was not designed to be a first responder or even
coordinate the first response. Isn't that right? Can you have
FEMA at the center of all operations without enlarging its
original scope?
Dr. Kettl. FEMA's role, Mr. Chairman, has changed
dramatically over time, and its organizational structure has
changed along with it. It is clear that somebody needs to be in
a role of playing the central coordinating function.


is going to continue to
be a challenge for, you know, natural disaster response.
Chairman Tom Davis. Thank you very much.
I am interested in having Ambassador McNamara, who is the
new program manager for the information sharing environment,
testify before this committee. I know he is just getting
settled into his new position, but is interested in appearing
as soon as possible, and given his important role in
information sharing across Government and the committee's role
in setting the government-wide information policies, we would
like him to appear here first when he is able to do so.
I again want to thank this panel and the previous panel. It
has been very, very helpful to us. Hurricane season begins
officially June 1st, although it begins when it begins. And,
you know, who knows whether disasters may strike, and we need
to beLike this:

It’s now mid-spring, which means the season’s fruits and vegetables are finally in! Mid-May and early June are the peak season for wonderful produce like strawberries, asparagus, kale, and the first watermelons and peaches. But these foods can be fragile, and often spoil mere days after purchase.

To get the most out of your groceries, here are some tips to keep produce fresh longer without any equipment:Continue reading →


artists about their process, you realize that the psychologists have gotten the basics down pretty well. When Court Jones, the 2005 Golden Nosey winner, describes how he teaches the craft to younger artists, he lays out exactly the algorithm that vision scientists believe humans use to identify faces. Students, he says, should imagine a generic face and then notice how the subject deviates from it: “That’s what you can judge all other faces off of.”

Also, just as a vision scientist would predict, symmetrical faces—those close to our internal average—are especially difficult to caricature. People at the convention mention struggles with Katy Perry and Brad Pitt; the animator Bill Plympton, a guest speaker at the convention, tells me that Michael Caine has long been a bèAte noire. The samejob, draws Toramaru mounting Hello Kitty from behind, his tiger mitts on her cartoon rump, the lifeless costume head juxtaposed with the straining, sweating face beneath it.

On one afternoon, the artists assemble in the hotel ballroom to participate in a likeness competition, in which everyone will get five minutes to draw the same set of photographed faces. In the moments before the contest begins, there is a flurry of confusion over rules: the acceptable paper size, the number and variety of drawing implements. An artist at his first ISCA convention uneasily raises his hand to ask if the point is to draw more realistically than everyone else. Robert Bauer, the organization’s outgoing president, tries to set the newbie straight. “It’s a likeness competition—for caricature artists. That’s the whole


end up disregarding important information for distinguishing among those “others.” In several of the coarser caricatures of the chef, an African-American, he is given stereotypically thick lips and a broad nose that don’t match his own.

The final face to flash on the screen is of a well-coiffed elderly white woman. This, Robert Bauer announces, is his own mother, who has been undergoing radiation therapy for the past several months; he plans to present her with the bulk of these drawings over the Christmas holiday. Later, when the completed caricatures of her are arranged on the floor for viewing, Bauer sidles over and proclaims one of them a perfect likeness. “I see that one and I see my mom,” he says. Bauer, who owns a caricature business that books  // unsigned byte
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The keyNumber is slightly different, but I have tried both bytes and shorts in both signed and unsigned variations, and it still doesn't work.
Unfortunately when I run my program it blows up after the first call
to BTRCALL. (Well, actually it's when the function that this call is in
returns). I've extracted all the params into local variables and checked
their types and all looks correct:
let op: u16 = 0;
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their run on the bank and moving their money to Germany. Capital control makes it impossible for the Greeks. Depositors are afraid of the so-called Dijselbloem bail-in template that makes bank clients eligible for bank losses. In April the

ECB announced it would start to interfere in the private sector by buying corporate bonds, commencing in June. It provides Multinational Enterprises with near zero loans while Small and Medium Size Enterprises (SME) have to pay 5.5 % to 9% for their loans. The ECB decides which part of the European economy will be subsidized with free money, a rather strange move for an independent central bank. For Mario Draghi Independence means that the ECB does not take orders from politicians.

UBS announced it could pass on negative rates to wealthyμm, Mitsubishi Chem. Co.) and Merck Lichroprep RP-18 gel (40-63 μm). TLC was performed on aluminum plates precoated with Kieselgel 60 F~254~ (Merck). All other chemicals and solvents were of analytical grade.

Plant material
--------------

Dried roots of *S. lappa* (Compositae) were purchased in March 2006 from a folk medicine market ("Yak-ryong-si") in Daegu, Korea, and identified by Prof. See Ryun Chung (Yeungnam University, Korea). A voucher specimen (SH006-179) has been deposited at the College of Pharmacy, Yeungnam University, Korea.

Bioassay-guided fractionation of the MeOH extract
-------------------------------------------------

The roots of *S. lappa* were extracted three times with MeOH at room temperature for seven days. The MeOH extract that showed about 61% PTP1B inhibitory activity at 30 μg/mL was suspended in water and partitioned with EtOAc, and the EtOAc-soluble fraction displayed higher activity (about 84%


snuggling up in your pj's, on the couch, preferably by a cosy wood fire, with a cup of tea and a jar of Nutella.

I have found a recipe that allows all of this to happen minus the embarrassment of being caught with a jar in hand and spoon in mouth. This recipe comes from delishhh.com. Thank you SO much Ewa for this gem!

This is such an easy recipe and requires no baking at all, so perfect for all the non-bakers. Feel free to use a store bought crust (even easier!). The perfect dessert, rich and decadent.

Here is the recipe -

Ingredients

250g graham crackers of digestive biscuits

7 tbsp salted butter, melted

1 tsp vanilla extract

500g cream cheese, room temp

100g icing sugar/confectioners sugar

371g jar of Nutella

1/2 cup of heavy cream

- In asauce jars, do yourself a favour and try it from scratch! If your not a fan of spice, reduce the amount of red chili, if your a lover of it, add a little more. The recipe calls for fresh red chili, however as I didn't have any, I used chili powder instead.

Here is the recipe -

Ingredients

500g chicken breast, cut into bite size pieces

1 tsp salt

1/2 tsp pepper

1 tsp ground cumin

2 tbsp lemon juice

3/4 tsp garlic

1/4 tsp ginger

1 tsp red chili

-marinate the chicken in the above spices for an hour then place in a pot with a little water until chicken is tender, then prepare the sauce.

Make sure to slowly cook the chicken, as when cooked on high heat, the meat can become tough.

Sunday, 16 June 2013

The finished product


Titration of human-bovine rotavirus reassortants using a tetrazolium-based colorimetric end-point dilution assay.
A colorimetric end-point dilution assay was developed for the titration of rotavirus-containing samples that uses commercially available tetrazolium dyes as an indicator of virus infection. This assay offers several advantages over both plaque assays and traditional end-point dilution methods. The latter assays require manual counting of plaques or the scoring of wells for the presence of virus based on observed cytopathic effects. The colorimetric end-point dilution assay enables the scoring of wells based upon absorbance readings alone, thereby eliminating time-consuming and subjective manual screenings. This method also has the potential for automating the analysis of large numbers of samples. Virus titers of human-bovine rotavirus reassortants obtained using this method are comparable to those determined by plaque assay.connected to each other. The conditioning stimulus was applied at 80% of the subject\'s rMT, and the intensity of the test stimulus was set at 130% of the rMT. The interstimulus intervals (ISIs) tested were 1, 3, 5, 7, 10, and 15 ms; ten trials for each ISI were recorded randomly. The responses were expressed as the ratio of the MEP amplitude produced by paired stimulation to that produced by test stimulation alone. Short-latency intracortical inhibition (SICI) was obtained at short ISIs in which the conditioning stimulus determines an inhibition with respect to the test stimulus; it is attributed to an activation of inhibitory neuronal system transmission \[[@B36], [@B37]\]. Intracortical facilitation (ICF) was studied at longer ISIs in which the conditioning stimulus determines an enhanced response with respect to


a slight enhancement of ICF was also observed in patients with VD but not in those with early-onset major depression disorder \[[@B43], [@B44]\].

In the present study, monitoring vascular depressed and nondepressed individuals, the cortical excitability at follow-up increased significantly in both groups, although VD only showed clinical progression. This different behaviour may lie on the fact that the burden of subcortical vascular lesions constitutes a neuropathological platform for both cognitive decline and affective disorder in old age \[[@B7], [@B11]\]. In this context, the neurophysiological contribution might shed lights on the mechanisms underlying progression or preservation of cognitive functions in depression. In particular, an increased ICF, probably trough plastic compensatory phenomena involving the excitatory glutamatergic interneurons within the motor cortex, might act preserving cognition in VCI-ND \[[@B41], [@B42], [@B44]\].               0.538
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Differences (computed as *t* ~1~ − *t* ~0~) of neuropsychological features of patients and controls.


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		gr_rect(canvas, x, y, listbox->widthscientists of all disciplines on a key period in American history: a time when the Western frontier was still being settled, when the transformation of the country from an agricultural to an industrial economy was only beginning, when African Americans had only recently been released from slavery, when cities like Chicago were in their infancy and older cities like New York were still receiving their first waves of German and Irish immigrants, and the nation was on the verge of the next great wave of population movements - of blacks from South to North, of immigrants from Southern and Eastern Europe, and Chinese and other groups from East Asia.


girl, the maxilla was advanced 5.0 mm without any dentoalveolar compensation. In the boy, the maxilla was advanced 7.0 mm, but undesirable mesial movement of posterior teeth was observed. DO with internal devices is simpler and more useful than the RED system for maxillary hypoplasia with oligodontia.There's a battle brewing in the South China Sea. Ownership of territory near the Paracel Islands is disputed, and after China moved an oil drilling rig into the area, Vietnam sent ships to investigate.

The Chinese rammed the Vietnamese crafts and shot them with water cannons, but this fight is a lot bigger than one Chinese oil rig.

"It involves not just China and Vietnam, but also Taiwan, the Philippines, Brunei and Malaysia," says Taylor Fravel, a professor of political science at MIT. Fravel notes that border disputes in the area have been going on for decades and this is China's way of trying to demonstrate its claim to the territory.

"China is desperate for domestic sources of energy," says Ernie Bower, senior adviser for Southeast Asia Studies at the Center


intact isolated mitochondria failed to oxidize succinate. An explanation for this paradoxical finding is a deficiency in that part of the coenzyme Q (CoQ) that is reduced by the succinate dehydrogenase complex. The differential diagnosis between Leigh's syndrome and infantile bilateral striatal necrosis (IBSN) is discussed. The role of neuroradiology in prompting complementary investigations is stressed.18 K are evident in the temperature derivative of the magnetic susceptibility ($\chi=M/H$) times temperature ($T$), $d(\chi \cdot T)/dT$, as seen in inset of Fig. \[CTO2\](b). ($(d(\chi \cdot T)/dT$) should be proportional to the magnetic specific heat for an antiferromagnet [@Fisher62]). Neutron powder diffraction experiments on crushed single crystals suggest a magnetic structure involving several propagation vectors [@ivanov111].\

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The symmetry properties of long-range ordered and, in particular, non-centrosymmetric compounds can be probed by SHG.


Various types of dental aids are known in the prior art. Most are exemplary visual aids used to demonstrate the local position of various portions of human anatomy for the purposes of discussion and presentation. None are devised to assist in experientially developing the skill of indirect vision required to successfully coordinate a dental mirror and a dental tool in concert interior to an oral cavity. Learning indirect vision, as required to properly coordinate eye-hand movements through reflected images within an oral cavity, can be difficult and confusing. What is needed is a dental indirect vision training apparatus that presents a prosthetic jaw member moveable through a plurality of orientations to present each of a maxillary and mandibular denture in a variety of spatial situations, whereon a userThe Paradox of Truth, the Truth of Entropy

In The Crying of Lot 49, a scientific approach to the plot, through the exploration of entropy in thermodynamics and information theory, helps to clarify the ambiguous relationship that Oedipa Maas, Maxwell's Demon and the Tristero system have with one another. Through a convoluted, chaotic adventure that eventually ends up in disorder, Oedipa searches for the truth about Tristero, hoping it will save her from her tower of imprisonment. Pynchon dangles this elusive message over Oedipa's and the readers' heads, until the end of the novel, when we hope to find out Tristero's true identity. However, the interference of thermodynamic and information theory entropy prevents the message from ever being transmitted to the receiver.

Thermodynamics is the science of the relations between


the exchange of heat from a hot to a cold system in exchange for usable energy. Thus Oedipa is incapable of receiving the information whirling around her; she is trapped within the thermodynamic entropy of her system.

Information theory is the mathematical theory of communication that is used to find out the speed and quantity of information transmission. It uses statistical concepts like probability to compute the extra information (redundancy) necessary to counteract the distortion and losses that may occur during transmission from one information source to another. Aside from the semantics of information, or the meaning contained in messages, the developer of this theory, Claude Shannon, asserts that :

the significant aspect is that the actual message is one selected from a set of possible messages. A system withinformation theory in the 1930's, other scientists like G.N. Lewis and R.A. Millikan were already making similar generalizations at this time: "Thermodynamics gives no support to the assumption that the universe is running down. Gain in entropy means loss of information and nothing more"(Allen and Maxwell, pg.815). "Information" in this context refers to the data that the Demon collects on the "untold billions of molecules" in Nefastis' box: "As the demon sat and sorted his molecules into hot and cold, the system was said to lose entropy. But somehow the loss was offset by the information the Demon gained about what molecules were where"(pg.105). The Demon has the power to "somehow" reverse thermodynamic entropy, by producing a "staggering set of energies" through the destruction of a "massive complex


\infty}$ and $\alpha \in (0,1) $ then  we can choose a subset $ B \subset A$ such that $ m(B) = \alpha m(A) $.
Proof of claim: Define the function $\displaystyle{ f: \mathbb R \to \mathbb R}$ with
$$ f(x) = m(A \cap (- \infty , x]$$
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Now, we see that
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and
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$$ 0= \lim_{n \to \infty} f(-n) < \alpha m(A)  < \lim_{n \to \infty} f(n) m(A) $$
since $f$ is contninous, by the intermediate value property there exist $x \in \mathbb B$ such that $\displaystyle{ f(x) = m(A \capthe charges against him. Although he refused to sign the acknowledgment of rights form customarily used in such proceedings, the appellant indicated a desire for appointment of counsel and an attorney was appointed to represent him. A lineup was conducted at which several persons picked out the appellant as the person who had committed the crimes.
On January 9, 1979, the Grand Jury of Logan County returned three indictments against the appellant, one of which charged *180 him with armed robbery and the other two with the kidnappings of Steve Slate and of Paul Maynard, respectively.
At the request of defense counsel the appellant underwent psychiatric and psychological testing and evaluation in March and May of 1979 to determine the appellant's competence to stand trial. A competency hearing was conducted


Faretta v. California, supra; State v. Ruple, 631 P.2d 874 (Utah 1981). In this context it has been held that the trial court has an obligation to warn the accused that self-representation is almost always detrimental, that he will be afforded no special indulgence or advocacy privileges by the court; that he will be subject to all the technical rules of substantive, procedural and evidentiary law; that the prosecution will be represented by an experienced attorney; that misbehavior or disruption at trial may vacate his right to represent himself; and that in spite of his efforts he cannot later claim ineffective assistance of counsel. People v. Lopez, supra; State v. Quinn, 565 S.W.2d 665 (Mo.App.1978). See generally Annot. 98 A.L.R.3d 13 (1980). In addition, the trial court shouldassignments of error which warrant our attention but which can be disposed of briefly.

Ineffective Assistance of Counsel
The appellant asserts that his court-appointed attorneys were ineffective in that they failed to file motions on his behalf, to provide him with copies of documents and court records and to secure witnesses necessary to his defense and to intervene on the appellant's behalf with regard to jail conditions. The appellant further asserts that his court-appointed attorneys were acting at the direction of the prosecuting attorney and were part of a conspiracy to convict the appellant.
In State v. Thomas, 157 W.Va. 640, 203 S.E.2d 445 (1974), we discussed in detail the consideration to be given to claims of ineffective assistance of counsel raised in a direct appeal of a criminal conviction. One


Subject: NSM Expenses

PRIVILEGED AND CONFIDENTIAL

Frank -

Would it be possible to get a printout of all the expenses incurred on the
NSM Power Plant AFE?  An itemized list and total would be perfect if that is
possible.  I need the list because ECT is being sued over their involvement
and one allegation would be helped if we can prove that we were very
committed to making the project work (e.g., through spending a lot of time
and money on the power plant).

I'll need this by Tuesday afternoon if possible to give to the ECT
attorneys.  Sending it by e-mail would be best so I can add a note and
forward it on.

Thanks,

Chrison direct appeal, 739 S.W.2d 6. (Report and Recommendation, Doc. No. 43, at 3.) On October 5, 1987, the Tennessee Supreme Court denied Mr. Rhoden's application for permission to appeal. (Id.) Mr. Rhoden filed a state post-conviction petition on February 16, 1988, which was denied by the trial court. (Id.) On February 21, 1991, the Tennessee Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed the trial court's denial of Mr. Rhoden's post-conviction petition, and the Tennessee Supreme Court denied Mr. Rhoden's application for permission to appeal on July 1, 1991. (Id. at 3-4.)
On July 17, 1991, Mr. Rhoden filed his federal Petition for Writ of Habeas Corpus. (Pet'r's Objections, Doc. No. 47, at 2.) In his petition, Mr. Rhoden raises the following nine claims:
(1) Petitioner was convicted of a state obscenity


statute that was unconstitutionally vague, overbroad, and indefinite on its face and as applied to him in violation of the First, Fifth, and Fourteenth Amendments to the U.S. Constitution;
(2) Petitioner's state conviction for Count II, a violation of Tenn.Code Ann. § 39-6-1137, cannot be sustained as a matter of law because the evidence was insufficient under First and Fourteenth Amendments standards;
(3) Petitioner was denied a fundamentally fair trial by an impartial jury in violation of the First, Sixth, and Fourteenth Amendments to the U.S. Constitution due to juror misconduct and bias;
(4) Petitioner was denied a fundamentally fair trial by an impartial jury in violation of the Fifth, Sixth, and Fourteenth Amendments to the U.S. Constitution due to the improper admission of a prior uncharged rape during the State'sineffective to protect the rights of the prisoner." 28 U.S.C. § 2254(b). Thus, no exhaustion is required where state remedies were unavailable at the time a petitioner filed his federal petition. See Engle v. Isaac, 456 U.S. 107, 125 n. 28, 102 S.Ct. 1558, 1569-70 n. 25, 71 L.Ed.2d 783 (1982), reh'g denied, 456 U.S. 1001, 102 S.Ct. 2286, 73 L.Ed.2d 1296 (1982), reh'g denied, 457 U.S. 1141, 102 S.Ct. 2976, 73 L.Ed.2d 1361 (1982); Meeks v. Bergen, 749 F.2d 322, 324 (6th Cir.1984).
In the present case, it is conceded that Petitioner has never presented his third claim, alleging juror misconduct and bias, to the Tennessee state courts. Petitioner argues that he did not present the claim previously because he was barred by local state court Rule 5.04(e)


from contacting jurors about their verdict. Pet'r's Traverse Resp.'s Reply, Doc. No. 51, at 4. Petitioner alleges that he was unaware that the Tennessee Court of Criminal Appeals rendered Rule 5.04(e) invalid on March 21, 1990, in an unpublished opinion. Traverse, App. A, Doc. No. 51, at 3. See also State v. Thomas, No. 88-287-III, 1990 WL 29286, 1990 LEXIS 236 (Tenn.Crim.App. March 21, 1990), aff'd 813 S.W.2d 395 (Tenn.1991).
*606 After Rule 5.04(e) was struck down, Petitioner argues that there was no state post-conviction procedure available to consider his juror misconduct claim. Even if Petitioner had known of the unpublished opinion in March 1990, it is evident that he would have been barred under then existing state law from raising his juror misconduct claim in a second petitionThe Tennessee state courts have stated in other cases, however, that a constitutional question may be raised at any time, including on appeal. See, e.g. Capri Adult Cinema v. State, 537 S.W.2d 896, 900 (Tenn.1976); Veach v. State, 491 S.W.2d 81, 83 (Tenn.1973); State v. Seagraves, 837 S.W.2d 615, 618 (Tenn.Crim.App. 1992); State v. Draper, 800 S.W.2d 489, 497 (Tenn.Crim.App.1990). As well, Tennessee appellate courts may correct constitutional errors "to prevent manifest injustice." State v. Goins, 705 S.W.2d 648, 650 (Tenn.1986).
Given that the Tennessee courts allow constitutional challenges at any time, this court finds that Rule 12(b) has not been strictly and regularly followed to bar a constitutional challenge to a state statute which has not been challenged first in a pretrial motion. Accordingly, Petitioner's failure to comply


not wearing underwear, but that no pictures were ever taken of her completely nude. Id. at 55, 100. The minor stated that she never personally viewed the photographs. Id. at 100.
Given that no photographs were introduced at trial and the record is unclear as to whether the photographs at issue were constitutionally protected, the Court finds that a hearing on Petitioner's constitutional challenge to Tenn.Code Ann. § 39-6-1137(a)(9), as applied to him, is appropriate at this time.

b. Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, and Eighth Claims
This Court finds well-founded and accordingly adopts the Magistrate Judge's determination that Petitioner's fourth, fifth, and sixth claims were expressly barred by the Tennessee Court of Criminal Appeals on the grounds that Petitioner failed to adhere to state procedural rules. See Report and Recommendation, Doc. No.as support for the metal sheet and enables it to be cut.
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week before term begins. So many gorgeous things to eat and do - that afternoon tea looks divine. I remember Nigella recommending freezing half the amount of cookie dough in little ice-cream scoop 'dollops' and it was a real revelation. Enjoy the new term. xx

I enjoyed your recount of your last week before your school routine commences and hope that you will have a good year...it does seem more like the New Year, doesn't it. A friend at church has invited the ladies from our morning and evening knitting/crocheting service group over for tea this coming Saturday. She makes a lovely tea and last year walked us around the little garden areas around her home...not pretentious just sweetly beautiful. I plan to make open-faced cucumber sandwiches, and almondThe replication of DNA in eukaryotic cells is carried out by a complex chromosomal replication apparatus, in which DNA polymerase alpha and primase are two key enzymatic components. Primase, which is a heterodimer of a small subunit and a large subunit, synthesizes small RNA primers for the Okazaki fragments made during discontinuous DNA replication. PRIM1 is the small, 49 kDa primase subunit.The replication of DNA in eukaryotic cells is carried out by a complex chromosomal replication apparatus, in which DNA polymerase alpha and primase are two key enzymatic components. Primase, which is a heterodimer of a small subunit and a large subunit, synthesizes small RNA primers for the Okazaki fragments made during discontinuous DNA replication. The protein encoded by this gene is the small, 49 kDa primase subunit.


with divers conducting a survey--even silent divers are a large and relatively conspicuous presence. Also, use of motorized small boats to move between survey sites, as is common, is another important factor that can likely alter fish behavior and mean that survey counts are not truly representative of natural abundance. Collectively therefore it is important that researchers and managers utilizing survey data clearly recognize the limitations of the data available to them, including generally treating counts as measures of relative rather than absolute abundance.

In conclusion, we urge researchers to evaluate and recognize that a few mobile predator species, most clearly *A*. *virescens* and *C*. *melampygus*, have been shown to be attracted to OC bubbles in remote locations, arriving earlier in the surveys and in greater numbers. These tendenciesof type 'int' (32 bits)
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would require her to stand and speak on the topic straight through, without a break to sit down, use a bathroom, eat or drink, or even lean on the podium for support.

And so she did. She read testimony from abortion providers and personal accounts of Texan women and explained how the proposed law was harmful to her constituents and their communities, and then, to keep the momentum going, welcomed testimony from across the country. She stayed studiously on topic, lest she be challenged by the Republican opposition for raising topics that were not “germane.” She had to be careful because it was a three-strikes-and-you’re-out rule.

Her first strike was for mentioning Planned Parenthood’s budget (ruled not germane, despite SB5 pointedly invoking expensive new demands on clinics). Her second strike a     b     -
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or using unstack:
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include like state while they request JSON from the server. So you need to add JOIN logic to your sql query. Every time you request JSON data for your listView your JSON data will be something like this:
{
    .... //all of yours json data
    likeState : "true"
}

Then you need to pass those data into intent if your using activity for display the detail from that current list item or if your using fragment you can follow this link on how to send data from activity to fragment. Check wether likeState is true then you know what else to do rather than keep request data from the server every time you open up your fragment.

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                                     help_text='لا يمكنك تركها فارغة')
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        and universities surveyed. The report, also by PayScale, compared the cost of attending more than 1,000 colleges and universities with graduates’ lifetime earning potential to determine which institutions offer the best return on investment, or ROI.

“This latest ranking by Business Insider is yet another example that validates how UMass Lowell provides its students with a high-quality education that helps them meet their career and personal goals after graduation,” said UMass Lowell Chancellor Marty Meehan.

UMass Lowell is a national research university located on a high-energy campus in the heart of a global community. The university offers its more than 16,000 students bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees in business, education, engineering, fine arts, health, humanities, sciences and social sciences. UMass Lowell delivers high-quality educational programs, vigorous hands-on learning and personal


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  returnas the procedure is performed. The number of seeds varies from patient to patient, but is usually between 40-100, with 70 being an average. Thus, in most cases, multiple strings are needed.
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SPECTRUM/Youths led by brothers David Kuhn, left, and Andrew Kuhn portray the Sherman Historical Society's "Artists & Writers of the 20th Century" during


###### Strengths and limitations of this study

-   The study uses administrative data, which is not reliant on patient recall.

-   Captures data from all women who gave birth in the given time frame in Queensland, so not reliant on patient recruitment and thus avoids the introduction of bias from poor representation of certain, often at-risk groups.

-   Data obtained from one state in Australia.

-   Limited by the scope of administrative data collections, some costs may be excluded.

Introduction {#s1}
============

Australia is known to be one of the safest countries in the world in which to give birth or to be born.[@R1] Despite this, significant health disparities exist between different groups of Australians, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, those who are socioeconomically disadvantaged,and people who reside in rural and remote locations.[@R1] Rural and remote mothers, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander mothers and socioeconomically disadvantaged women experience higher rates of maternal[@R3] and neonatal[@R4] mortality. This can result from problems in accessing necessary healthcare services.

Access to prenatal screening tests is lower for women living in rural and remote areas, those in the lowest quintile of the Socio-Economic Indexes for Areas (SEIFA) and Aboriginal women.[@R5] Data from Western Australia show that health services that provide antenatal screening are generally located in high socioeconomic areas and few are located in rural and remote areas.[@R5] Supportive of this is a decreasing trend in Down syndrome birth rates for women residing in metropolitan areas or those who receive prenatal care from a private obstetrician. However, this


decrease is not evident among women living in rural and remote areas or those who received prenatal care in a public hospital.[@R6] Aboriginal women and those in rural or remote areas are less likely to attend their first antenatal visit during the first trimester of pregnancy and on average attend less antenatal appointments than non-Aboriginal women and women in metropolitan areas.[@R7]

A trend of population movement towards urban areas in Australia has seen a decline in the number of healthcare facilities that are able to provide perinatal care for women in rural and remote areas.[@R1] Current maternal healthcare supports and services in Australia, including travel and communication, are insufficient for families living in rural and remote areas.[@R9] Mothers and babies require access to an appropriately skilled workforce and necessaryinfrastructure, which are not available in all communities. An alternative to lengthy travel to access some aspects of maternal health services in Australia are fly-in fly-out services from maternal healthcare professionals.[@R9] These services have been known to improve access for people who reside in rural or remote communities; however, there has been a decline in these services over recent years. Between 1995 and 2006, over 130 rural maternity units closed across Australia.[@R10] Between 1991 and 2006, approximately one third of hospitals and birth centres shut down, with the greatest reduction experienced in communities that saw between 1 and 100 births per year.[@R11] Families in rural and remote communities face disruption and costs associated with travel to access maternal health services, highlighting the need to better understand health service use and cost for mothers


during the perinatal period. Inequality in health service provision creates barriers to accessing perinatal care, which is evident in the poorer health outcomes experienced by rural and remote mothers and babies.[@R9] Antenatal care is associated with positive health outcomes for both the mother and baby and the likelihood of receiving effective health interventions is increased through antenatal attendance.[@R13] Receiving such care during the perinatal period would improve health outcomes and ultimately lessen the health disparities experienced by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, those who are socioeconomically disadvantaged, and people who reside in rural and remote locations.[@R9]

Socioeconomically disadvantaged women have higher rates of obesity during pregnancy and are more likely to have pre-existing health conditions such as hypertension and diabetes.[@R14] Obesity during pregnancy increases the risk of adverselast birthnumber of previous caesareanssmoking (smoking during the first 20 weeks of pregnancy, smoking after 20 weeks of pregnancy)date of last menstrual periodestimated date of confinementheightweightantenatal care statusantenatal care typetotal number of antenatal visitsgestation at first antenatal visitcurrent medical conditionspregnancy complicationsprocedures and operationsnumber of ultrasound scanstypes of ultrasound scans (nuchal translucency scan, morphology scan, chronicity scan)assisted conception flagassisted conception methodsintended place of birth at onset of labour (hospital, birthing centre, home, other)actual place of birth of baby (hospital, birthing centre, home, other)onset of labourmethods used to induce labour or augment labourmain reason for inductionmembranes rupturedlength of first and second stage of labourpresentation at birthmethod of birthwater birthreason for forceps or vacuummain reason for caesareannon-pharmacological analgesia during labour/deliverypharmacological analgesia during labour/deliverylabour and delivery complicationsanaesthesia for deliveryBaby detailsdate of birth


Patient Data Collection: It contains demographic and clinical information on all patients admitted to all Queensland public and private hospitals, and day surgery units. *Data custodian*: Executive Director, Statistical Services Branch, Queensland Health Requested variablesadmission dateaccount class at admissionchargeable status at admissionsource of referral/transfertransferring from facility (if public hospital, private hospitals to be returned as 'private')care typestandard ward code at admissionseparation date (mm-yyyy)mode of separation (home, usual residence, transfer to another hospital, residential aged care, other healthcare establishment, died in hospital, episode change, discharged at own risk, non-return from leave, medi hotel, other)transferring to facility (public facility name only, if private facility then 'private')hospital insurance statusfunding sourcelength of stay in intensive care unitprincipal diagnosisproceduresAustralian Refined Diagnostic Related Group (AR-DRG)major diagnostic categorytelehealth provider facilitytelehealth provider unittelehealth event typestelehealth start date and time(mm-yyyy and hh:mm)telehealth end date and time (mm-yyyy and hh:mm);Emergency Department Information System: It provides data on care and treatment given to patients in Queensland emergency departments. *Data custodian:* Executive Director, Healthcare Improvement Unit, Queensland Health Requested variablesfacility numberpostcodetriage categorymode of arrivalvisit typedischarge destination (if available)principal diagnosisadditional diagnoses (up to two available)procedures (if available)investigations (if available);Clinical Costing Information: It records hospital costs, revenue and activity-based funding data at the patient level for Queensland public hospitals. *Data custodian*: Activity Costings Team, HHS Costing, and Funding Unit, Healthcare Purchasing and Funding Branch, Queensland Health Requested variablesCost for the occasion of serviceMedicare Benefits Schedule claims records: It records details of every claim made to Medicare for items covered on the Medicare Benefits Schedule.Data custodian: Australian Institute of Health and WelfareRequested variablesdate of serviceMedicare item numberprovider chargepatient out of pocketrendering


have consistently demonstrated our willingness to invoke Rule 38 of the Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure against litigants bringing frivolous "tax protest" appeals.   See, e.g., Schoffner v. Commissioner, 812 F.2d 292 (6th Cir.1987) (per curiam);  Martin v. Commissioner, 756 F.2d 38, 40-41 (6th Cir.1985).  We find the instant appeal warrants a Rule 38 award for respondent.  In Schoffner, 812 F.2d at 294, a panel of the court adopted the figure of $1200 to be the appropriate measure of damages in similar cases.

5
Accordingly, the Tax Court judgment is affirmed pursuant to Rule 9(b)(5), Rules of the Sixth Circuit, and damages are assessed against petitioner under Rule 38, Fed.R.App.P., in the amount of $1200.

George Madeira

George David Madeira (October 1836 – January 1922) was a mining engineer and mineralogist who founded the first astronomical observatory in California in the town of Volcano.

Madeira arrived with his family from Illinois in Volcano on August 30, 1852. They, like many others, had come in search of gold during the California Gold Rush. He had been interested in astronomy as a child, reporting to have observed a comet in February, 1843. Although his formal education had ended at age 15, he continued to study mathematics from a neighbor, a Methodist minister from British Columbia named Telerand.

In 1860, he set up a crude observatory consisting of his telescope (which he had delivered from San Francisco), and a heavy canvas and oilcloth covering. On October 18 of that


modern functionality. The result: A range of time-honored utility silhouettes clad in sustainable fabrics, including weatherproofed organic cotton, recycled polyester, Lakeland wool, and vegetable-tanned leather.

ADVENTURE CALLS

Based in the Lake District, Millican is named for Millican Dalton (1867-1947), a self-styled “professor of adventure” who gave up a career as a London insurance clerk for life in a Borrowdale cave. “Millican blazed the trail for simplicity, sustainability, and self-sufficiency long before our times,” say the Jorritsmas. “We love the quirky spin he brought to everything he touched.”

Millican is named for Millican Dalton, an eccentric adventurer who lived in a cave in the Lake District.me, tell me..." " I'm not these glue sniffers down the street..." " Just tell me." "It's tough to believe..." "We're cousins, man." "You show up after so long to accuse me of stealing car stereos?" ""Cousins, long time no see", but just tell me you didn't do it." "See ya, I'm leaving." "Cleide, open the door for Jofio." "MrJoéo..." "Cleide asked you to wait, she's coming down." " Thanks." " All right." "Dinho asked me to give you this." " Hi, Maria." " Sidiclei, wake up." " Hi, Sidiclei, how are you?" " How are you?" " Sleepy?" " I am." "You know what my grandpa used to do when I was too sleepy?" "Feel better now?" "It wakes you up, doesn't it?" "Jofio, he came tired


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your name or Mr Ricardo's?" " I won't need it." " Thanks for the coffee." " OK, if you need it, shout." "Mr Francisco, I have some time now," "I'll take your clothes to the dry cleaners, OK?" "Be back." "Just like that?" "MrValdomiro, from house 52, is out of town." "He left me the keys to water the plants." "Want to come over?" "I don't like going into people's houses." "Let's go." "Don't touch anything, all right?" "I want some water." " What?" " I want some water." "Drink from the jug." "Fucking white house." "What are you looking for?" "I want to see the master bedroom." " Shit, Lu." " Let's check it out." "I don't want to touch anything." "I want to do it ona compare, then print the differences, then that's exactly what's required. Unless the shell process find can print to file each time it "Can't find" a file.

A:

Assuming that your list is separated by newlines; something like this should work
#!/bin/bash

dir=someWhere
dest=someWhereElse
toCopyList=filesomewhere
notCopied=filesomewhereElse

while read line; do
   find "$dir" -name "$line" -exec cp '{}' $dest \; -printf "%f\n"
done < "$toCopyList" > cpList

#sed -i 's#'$dir'/##' cpList
# I used # instead of / in sed to not confuse sed with / in $dir
# Also, I assumed the string in $dir doesnot end with a /

cat cpList "$toCopyList" | sort | uniq -c | sed -nr '/^ +1/s/^ +1 +(.*)/\1/p' > "$notCopied"
# Will not work if you give wild cards in your "toCopyList"

Hope it helps


the hardware is also supplied to other OEMs such as Amazon, Microsoft, Lenovo and Dell where they are re-badged or renamed. I don’t think anybody knows the real total, but by my estimations there must be tens of millions of affected-and-unpatched devices being used every day.

Shortly after this announcement, Logitech prepared an update which mitigated some of these problems, and then again a few weeks later prepared another update that worked around and fixed the various issues exploited by the malicious firmware. Officially, Linux isn’t a supported OS by Logitech, so to apply the update you had to start Windows, and download and manually deploy a firmware update. For people running Linux exclusively, like a lot of Red Hat’s customers, the only choice was to stop using theblessing of Logitech I merged the branch to master. I then persuaded Logitech to upload the firmware somewhere public, rather than having to extract the firmware out of the .exe files from the Windows update. I then opened up a pull request to add the .metainfo.xml files which allow us to build a .cab package for the Linux Vendor Firmware Service. I created a secure account for Logitech and this allowed them to upload the firmware into a special testing branch.

This is where you come in. If you would like to test this, you first need a version of fwupd that is able to talk to the hardware. For this, you need fwupd-0.9.2-2.fc26 or newer. You can get this from Koji for Fedora.

Then you need to change the


provided in U.S.S.G.

§ 2L1.2(b)(1)(D) for “any other felony.”    Castillo-Rosales’s

arguments are foreclosed by United States v. Caicedo-Cuero,

312 F.3d 697, 706-11 (5th Cir. 2002).    The district court did not

err in assessing an eight-level adjustment, pursuant to U.S.S.G.

§ 2L1.2(b)(1)(C), to Castillo-Rosales’s sentencing guideline

calculation.

     For the first time on appeal, Castillo-Rosales argues that

8 U.S.C. § 1326(b)(2) is unconstitutional because it treats a

prior conviction for an aggravated felony as a mere sentencing

factor and not an element of the offense.    He contends that the

unconstitutionality of the statute is not remedied by treating

the prior aggravated felony as an element of the offense and

including it in the indictment.   Castillo-Rosales concedes that

his argument is foreclosed by Almendarez-Torres v. United States,

523 U.S. 224on board a bus.

The 2005 attack was the worst terrorist atrocity on British soil, and today the names of each of the 52 victims were read out at a poignant service at St Paul's Cathedrals, attended by many relatives of those killed in the blasts, and those who desperately tried to help them.

After the silence, petals fell from the dome and four candles were lit – one for each of the four blast sites.

Two Londoners embrace outside Edgware Road tube station as they bring flowers to leave in memory of the six people who died there

The victims of 7/7. Top row from left: Helen Jones, 28; Ciaran Cassidy, 22; Gamze Gunoral, 24; Christian Small, 28; Karolina Gluck, 29; Fiona Stevenson, 29; David Foulkes, 22; Jonathan Downey, 34; Laura


 v = -4. Let s(p) = -7*p - 1. What is the units digit of s(d)?
6
Suppose 0 = 2*f - 3*f + 4. Let o be (-2)/4 + 10/f. Suppose -2*w = -i + 2*w + 26, -3*w = o*i - 19. What is the tens digit of i?
1
Suppose 0 = 5*b - b + 8. What is the units digit of 26/6 + b/6?
4
Suppose 5*n + 6 = -4. Let w(r) = 7*r + 13. Let b be w(-3). What is the units digit of 0/2 + b/n?
4
Suppose 0 = -5*v + 201 + 169. Suppose -6*f + v = -136. What is the tens digit of f?
3
Suppose 2*d = m - 21 + 3, -m - d = -27. Suppose w = -2*j - w+ 3*i = -3*m + 51, m - 12 = v*i. What is the tens digit of m?
2
Suppose 0 = -2*v + 4, -3*v + 71 = 2*k - 95. What is the units digit of k?
0
Suppose u = 2*u - 13. Suppose 0 = -2*t - 3 + 61. Suppose -4*w = -w - 2*p - t, 3*w + 2*p = u. What is the units digit of w?
7
Suppose -5*a = -2*p, -2*a - 21 = -5*p - 0*p. Let n = a + 2. What is the units digit of 3/(-6)*n - -13?
1
Let z(p) = -p**3 - p**2 + 3. What is the units digit of z(-3)?
1
Suppose -5*c + 117 = -2*a, 3*a + 1 = -2. What is the units digit of c?
3
Let v(i) =


+ 5*u, -3*t + 105 = -3*u. What is the units digit of t?
2
Let p = -32 + 65. What is the tens digit of p?
3
Let z be (4/(-2))/((-8)/20). Suppose -z*v + 10 = -0*v. Suppose -v*t - 5*k + 2 = 0, t + 2*k + 9 = -3*k. What is the tens digit of t?
1
Suppose p = -p - 2*j + 166, 2*p - 4*j = 172. What is the tens digit of p?
8
Let q(o) be the third derivative of 0*o - 1/12*o**4 + 0*o**3 + 0 + o**2 + 1/60*o**5. What is the units digit of q(3)?
3
Let u(m) be the third derivative of m**6/120 - m**5/15 + m**4/24 + m**2. What is the units digit of u(4)?
4
Suppose 0 = -2*b - 2*b + 20. Whatrelatively
quiet, phobic, violent.
I could even figure out roughly speaking
who he might attack, so
the therapy, so to speak,
amounted to my basically
trying to find some way
to get hold of him and escort him out
to the lawn, which overlooked the bay,
beautiful view, and then try to back up
against the wall of the
school and drop down
onto the grass and hold him.
And I would hold him
like that for, oh gosh,
20 minutes, 30 minutes,
sometimes you know 40 minutes?
And this would be anytime of the year,
so if it was a cold damp day,
I mean it was soggy bottom time really
because one would be drenched in the rain
or whatever it was that we call it.
And he would calm down,
he would calm down.
I had a lot to learn.
He would go home, or he
would demand to go home,
or


more or less
the same script.
Whatever port of call we would visit,
we had to meet according to the wishes
of the Department of Education in Oakland,
so minimal education requirement,
so we tried to teach him a little bit
about the world and so on and so forth,
throw in a bit about the
Acropolis and so on and so forth,
but each time that we
would go to visit the land
on one of these voyages, and by the way,
the crew of course were
all the other children
in the school and the
staff, so I would describe
something about what
was to be learned there
in the port of call, and he would say,
and so and so was eaten by an alligator,
and so and so was picked
up by a giant bird
and taken away, so every
time there was a landing,
there were horrifying eventsto stick to the concrete
and to the particular, so you know,
how was your team doing,
do you remember the score?
Yeah, we were way behind.
I'm not going to go into all the details.
It would simply take too long,
but by going to the
details of the situation,
by going back in time, bear in mind,
this is a person who's in shock
because what happens in
a schizophrenic moment
is you experience a
radical split in the self,
so the notions that
schizophrenia does not have
to do with a split in the self,
that's not true.
It is actually a split in the self.
It's the first moment in
a schizophrenic experience
is profound state of shock
and being outside yourself,
usually watching our self
from a distance, okay?
So there's a radical dissociation,
and when I asked him about where he was
and what was happening,
you have to go back
into


going
through a schizophrenic episode
that that has brought about tears.
It hasn't.
They're too far away from that,
but if one sticks with one's affections,
and I mean by that being
speaking with affect.
I think we need to be affectionate,
ie speaking with affect,
in order to engage the
person's emotional potential.
So, that's important
because you then get back
to the potential for an
emotional experience.
Now I'm going to come
back to that in a second,
but there's something
else that is accomplished
by going back to the event, okay?
And that is this.
Both those who have manic
depressive experiences
and those who have
schizophrenic experiences
lose their place in space and in time.
Radical dissociation means
you lose your location.
You're suddenly no longer
a part of the every day.
So, many times, the next stages will be,
at some point, the
schizophrenic, the person
who will become schizophrenic
is going to have to invent
a space andare a relief pitcher,
you are going in there, your
team was down 13 to nothing,
you've lost every game in the year.
I mean come on, and then you hear
somebody you love laughing?
I mean, you did something that meant
you had to get out of the game, right?
You threw the ball over the batting cage.
You know, it's kind of smart.
That's kind of an intelligent thing to do.
You got outta there.
I mean, you got outta there, right?
You got outta there, right?
That's a pretty smart thing to do.
It's a pretty smart thing to do,
and actually most of what
schizophrenic kids do like that,
there's an intelligence there,
and if you help them to see that it was
a form of intelligence, then
they get a better feeling
for their own mind,
their own mental process.
Yes indeed, I guess being crazy is


cultures and
societies begin to converge
around particular unconscious
fascinations, right,
preoccupations that then
gather force and power,
and so what's on your mind?
I mean, are you keeping something from us?
I mean, is it classified?
Or what label of classification is it?
Is the FBI around?
Et cetera, in other words,
there's a certain fear here
about what's on the mind,
and who has the right to privacy,
who has the right to have a mind, okay?
Okay, I'll stop there,
and I hope this hasn't been too painful.
(audience applauding)
- Are the roving mics set up?
Ready to go?
Good, thank you.
Comments and questions, interventions,
discussion, welcome.
Put your hand up high so I can see
and so the mic can reach you efficiently.
Question over there.
- [Woman] Yes.
Here?
You mentioned the importance.
- I'm sorry, I can't see you.
Can you raise your hand?
- [Woman] Oh sure.
I'll get up.
- Oh thanktakes time, I think,
to trust one's unconscious
as a sort of guide.
I expect there's a
phylogenetic reason for this.
In other words, it may very
well have to do with survival.
In other words, the
perception of the world,
the organization of the perception,
the patterning of the perception,
so that we can act in reality
is probably vital to our survival,
so it's I think very, it goes way back,
tens of thousands of years.
I think also there's something about
let's call it encountering
difficulties in life
and negotiating them such that
the way you go into the
problem and come out of it,
if you're reflective, and
your mind keeps supplying you
with new thoughts, new ideas,
and you're nourished by it.
An intrasubjective life, it's
just about the most important
thing we have.
The relation to our own self is just about
the most important thing we have.
Now of course, there


awful lot of them are
disturbed and distressed,
and they come up with labels,
and then there's a whole
technology of assistance
to help them to recover from
whatever cognitive deficiency
they've been found to have
that I think are produced by
the education system itself,
so you know, we I think need to look
at the larger scale of things.
How many people are we driving crazy?
Look at PTSD, post-traumatic
stress disorder.
A lot of the troops who
come back from the wars
have that label now.
In order to get treatment,
they've got to have
that label, don't they?
They have to.
But gosh, do we really
need to give it that label
when, you know, 'cause
I spend half the year
in North Dakota on the prairie,
and a lot of the kids go off the farms,
they join the military, they're sweet kids
just come out of high school,
and you know Idesired therefore is a capacitive humidity sensor with compensation to improve its accuracy.
The foregoing and other objectives, features, and advantages of the invention may be more readily understood upon consideration of the following detailed description of the invention, taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.


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  use_stack_ptr (PTHREAD_STACK_MIN);

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  if (err != 0)
    {
      printf ("pthread_create returns %d: %s\n", err,
	      err == EAGAIN ? "OK" : "FAIL");
      return err != EAGAIN;
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class, and tripping flat on my face in front of the entire class.

Amy Ignatow: My dude, you just wrote an entire memoir about your childhood. We’ve all seen the haircuts.

Jarrett J. Krosoczka: Hey, watch it! I went to college with one of your very oldest friends and she’s my Facebook friend…

Amy Ignatow: She is a notorious liar who is not to be trusted and I love her very much but don’t believe a word she says and perhaps remind her that I, too, have blackmail material. NEXT QUESTION.

StarWars.com: There are plenty of sly Star Wars references — trash compactors and womprats! — mixed in with humor that every kid can get behind — an accidental fart joke while trying to speak to the Wookiees. Tell me about yourbe a Padawan, but everyone knows what it’s like to start at a new school.

Jarrett J. Krosoczka: Funny enough, I did not see A New Hope until my freshman year of college. My grandparents took me to see E.T. when it was released in 1982, and four-year-old me left the theater in tears, terrified. There was no family outing to see Return of the Jedi that next year. At any rate, I missed out and I have been making up for lost time ever since. That being the case, I do approach these books with the non-Star-Warsian kid in mind. The relatable problems get written first, the lightsaber action gets layered in afterward.

Amy Ignatow: I didn’t see E.T. until last year. My mother (not a native English speaker)


told me it was “about a spaceman” and for YEARS I assumed it was about astronauts.

StarWars.com: OK, last one. What are you most excited for readers to discover when they pick up this title in March?

Amy Ignatow: That the farts of dweebits made the entire planet of Belkadan uninhabitable. I’m not sorry. This is important information.

Jarrett J. Krosoczka: Porg snacks.

Kristin Baver is a writer and all-around sci-fi nerd who always has just one more question in an inexhaustible list of curiosities. Sometimes she blurts out “It’s a trap!” even when it’s not. Do you know a fan who’s most impressive? Hop on Twitter and tell @KristinBaver all about them!considering the overall cost of therapy. The other 2 preparations usually require only one dose. Due to the potential risk of anaphylaxis, the infusions should be administered by staff familiar with them and in some centers pretreatment with IV antihistamine and/or steroid medication is given to non-pregnant patients.^[@bibr27-2150132720905950]^ Low-molecular-weight iron dextran is administered at 100 mg over an hour. Ferric carboxymaltose is given at a dose of up to 1000 mg in 15 minutes and iron sucrose at 100 mg every 1 to 2 weeks until the course is complete.

Although low-molecular-weight iron dextran crosses the placenta there are several studies demonstrating its safety in pregnancy.^[@bibr27-2150132720905950],[@bibr36-2150132720905950]^ A practical aspect to consider is that it is frequently out of stock in pharmacies. On the other hand, there are only 2


studies evaluating the safety of ferric carboxymaltose in pregnancy.^[@bibr29-2150132720905950],[@bibr34-2150132720905950]^ An open-label study of ferric carboxymaltose in a single dose of 500 to 700 mg in 19 patients with RLS and iron deficiency anemia did not report any major adverse effects.^[@bibr29-2150132720905950]^ Another study of 206 patients that compared ferric carboxymaltose to iron sucrose found that the former was superior in efficacy.^[@bibr34-2150132720905950]^ Ferric carboxymaltose is not known to cross the placenta; however, based on current evidence, the risk to the fetus is unknown and cannot be fully ruled out.^[@bibr37-2150132720905950]^ Last, there are multiple studies on iron sucrose in pregnancy and no adverse effects to the mother or fetus have been described.^[@bibr27-2150132720905950],[@bibr38-2150132720905950]^ In 2 pregnant patients, iron sucrose given in 4 doses of 100 mg each 1 to 2 weeks aparttried at a dose of 0.25 mg, increasing up to 1 mg if required.^[@bibr1-2150132720905950]^ Small amounts of clonazepam (less than 5%) enter breast milk; respiratory depression, hypotonia and sedation have been reported in exposed infants but the literature is conflicting.^[@bibr58-2150132720905950][@bibr59-2150132720905950][@bibr60-2150132720905950]-[@bibr61-2150132720905950]^ In summary, benzodiazepines such as low-dose clonazepam may be used in the second and third trimesters of pregnancy and lactation if required.

Non-benzodiazepine benzodiazepine receptor agonists (NBBRAs) such as zolpidem should generally be avoided in pregnancy and breastfeeding due to the possible increased risk of sedation and respiratory depression in the neonate.^[@bibr1-2150132720905950],[@bibr59-2150132720905950]^ The risk is increased with concomitant use of other central nervous system depressants. Amnestic and sedative effects of the medication in the mother during the period of lactation also need to be weighed against potential benefits.^[@bibr62-2150132720905950]^

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    // external API that returns a Completable
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    // I'd like my function to return a Completable but it doesn't compile now
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           including several discrimination lawsuits. In the end, for Welty the key to success at Fresno State remains access to education.

"As the first in the family to graduate from college, I've been able to live the American dream. The most important thing that we can do this year is to make sure we keep the dream of a college education for thousands of students in Central California," he said.


for Nanoscale Science. The films were designed and grown by postdoctoral associate Kibum Kang and graduate student Saien Xie. Their work is published online in Nature, April 30.

“The electrical performance of our materials was comparable to that of reported results from single crystals of molybdenum disulfide, but instead of a tiny crystal, here we have a 4-inch wafer,” Park said.

Molybdenum disulfide, which is garnering worldwide interest for its excellent electrical properties, has previously been grown only in disjointed, “archipelago”-like single crystal formations, Park said. But making smooth, flat, ultrathin sheets, like paper, is the ultimate goal, and the bridge to actual devices.

The researchers pulled off the feat by tuning the growth conditions of their films using a technique called metal organic chemical vapor deposition (MOCVD). Already used widelyof Scientific Research, the National Research Foundation of Korea and the Cornell Center for Materials Research funded by the National Science Foundation, as well as the Samsung Advanced Institute for Technology. Devices were fabricated at the Cornell NanoScale Science and Technology Facility, also supported by NSF.


try to access the result from another method like this:
void choose_tour()
    {

        DataTable dt = new DataTable();
        SqlDataAdapter SDA = new SqlDataAdapter("SELECT * FROM zajezd WHERE year="+year, spojeni);
        SDA.Fill(dt);
  }

It returns different value like -1, 1 or 0 I'm not sure exactly but the value when I do choose_year() the result should be 2013. When I place SqlCommand for choose_year into method that I use it for exactly for choose_tour the result is 2013 as it should be. What am I doing wrong? Thank you so much for your time and advice.
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explained that consent was
not a defense to aggravated assault under the circumstanc-
es, and Appellee stated that he understood. The Government
did not address the issue of consent beyond what the mili-
tary judge explained to Appellee.
                          II. AFCCA DECISION
    The aggravated assault charges were brought prior to
this Court’s decision in United States v. Gutierrez, in which
this Court held that grievous bodily harm was not “likely” to
occur in the context of HIV exposure when there was a 1-in-
500 chance of transmission. 74 M.J. 61, 66–67 (C.A.A.F.
2015). On appeal, the AFCCA held that in light of this
Court’s decision in Gutierrez, 74 M.J. 61, thereincluded of-
fense (LIO) of assault consummated by battery for any of the
aggravated assault specifications because informed consent

1   A1C L is also referred to as AB W in the record.

                                   3
              United States v. Atchak, 16-0054/AF
                     Opinion of the Court

is a defense to that offense. Atchak, 2015 CCA LEXIS 328, at
*10–12, *15–16, *17–18, 2015 WL 5139087, at *4, *5, *6;


forcing the spilt oil up to the surface, where the sticky black goo can be sucked up.

Paris -
Once the world as a whole has warmed by two degrees Celsius, top temperatures in the United States and Mediterranean basin will have climbed by even more, according to a study released Wednesday.A global 2C (3.

Pelly Bay -
Beneath the Aurora Borealis an oil tanker glides through the night past the Coast Guard ice breaker Amundsen and vanishes into the maze of shoals and straits of the Northwest Passage, navigating waters that for millennia were frozen over this time of y...

Kirkenes -
Pedalling a bicycle through a freezing blizzard, Rehman finally crosses the border between Russia and Norway where he hopes to be given asylum, half a world away from his home inthe UN which it says demonstrates the area is an extension of its continental shelf.

Hammerfest -
Norway is experiencing unusually high summer temperatures at present and on Monday, authorities were forced to close part of a motorway in the Arctic north, after reindeer sought shady refuge in a road tunnel.

Most people don't know where the "Doomsday vault" is located, and even fewer know what it is used for. But deep inside a mountain on a remote island in the Svalbard archipelago, halfway between Norway and the North Pole, is a treasure trove of seeds.

To survive the wintery conditions in the Arctic, scientists have found that one part of an reindeer’s eyes changes color. This adaptation increases the sensitivity of the animal’s vision, helping it navigate the through the darker


manage to avoid. The latter are growing at a rapid clip: they are responsible for nearly all the growth in the financial system. In the early part of 2016, the market capitalisation of all 21 listed public-sector banks was on a par with that of a single private rival, HDFC Bank, set up back in 1995. The result is what Ruchir Sharma of Morgan Stanley, a bank, calls “privatisation by malign neglect”: the PSUs stay in state hands, but their market share (and their value) seeps steadily to nimble newcomers. Soft loans, subsidies and bail-outs keep them afloat, protecting unproductive jobs at vast expense.

Such neglect has resulted in pockets of acute financial distress. Nearly two dozen PSUs have loans greater than their total assets; 84 generate too little© Jedrzej Kaminski, Getty Images

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//  (C) Copyright John Maddock 2007.
//  Use, modification and distribution are subject to the
//  Boost Software License, Version 1.0. (See accompanying file
//  LICENSE_1_0.txt or copy at http://www.boost.org/LICENSE_1_0.txt)
//
//  This file is machine generated, do not edit by hand

// Unrolled polynomial evaluation using second order Horners rule
#ifndef BOOST_MATH_TOOLS_POLY_EVAL_8_HPP
#define BOOST_MATH_TOOLS_POLY_EVAL_8_HPP

namespace boost{ namespace math{ namespace tools{ namespace detail{

template <class T, class V>
inline V evaluate_polynomial_c_imp(const T*, const V&, const mpl::int_<0>*) BOOST_MATH_NOEXCEPT(V)
{
   return static_cast<V>(0);
}

template <class T, class V>
inline V evaluate_polynomial_c_imp(const T* a, const V&, const mpl::int_<1>*) BOOST_MATH_NOEXCEPT(V)
{
   return static_cast<V>(a[0]);
}

template <class T, class V>
inline V evaluate_polynomial_c_imp(const T* a, const V& x, const mpl::int_<2>*) BOOST_MATH_NOEXCEPT(V)
{
   return static_cast<V>(a[1] * x + a[0]);
}

template <class T, class V>
inline V evaluate_polynomial_c_imp(const T* a, const V& x, const mpl::int_<3>*) BOOST_MATH_NOEXCEPT(V)
{
"who may be intent on reprisal".

"Large gatherings of young black males who look as though they are intent on committing disorder should be rung in on either 999s if an incident is occurring or 101," the email said.

image copyright Getty Images image caption Neville Staple's grandson was stabbed to death in Coventry on 1 September

The Runnymede Trust's deputy director Zubaida Haque said: "A young black male victim was tragically murdered, and instead of being sensitive about how black males in that community might be feeling scared, the police has severely worsened trust in the police by essentially racially profiling them."

Dr Haque said the email was also "inflammatory" because it gave responsibility to pub and nightclub door staff to judge what is suspicious.

"If you have a gathering of young


black men laughing and talking loudly, is that suspicious?"

The Equality and Human Rights Commission, the national equality body, said it expected West Midlands Police to investigate the matter to ensure it is meeting its legal duties.

Supt Phil Healy, from Coventry Police, ruled out "malicious intent" by the officer who wrote the email, but said the wording would not be repeated.For love of literature: 1st Adab Festival to be held on February 1

KARACHI: The first Adab Festival Pakistan will be held on February 1-3 at the Sindh Governor’s House. This was announced by co-organisers, Ameena Saiyid OBE and Asif Farrukhi, at the launch press conference of AdabFest 2019 at the Karachi Press Club on Tuesday.

“I am delighted to announce the first Adab Festival Pakistan in Karachi to celebrate authors, writings, artists, access to knowledge, and public spaces. Hope this becomes a movement across Pakistan,” said Saiyid at the press conference.

She added that Pakistan’s historically rich and diverse literatures and cultures have long been facing challenges, resulting in stifled diversity of expression and in stereotypes that are sometimes internalised.

“At the Adab Festival Pakistan, the audience will experience literature in


has concluded that we are unable to continue your benefits." Item 1, Exhibit H. Defendant based its decision on a medical report which stated that plaintiff "can perform [his] sedentary occupation on a full-time basis." Id.
Plaintiff immediately appealed this denial of his benefits. Item 1, Exhibit I. His primary physician, Dr. John Ricotta, also sent a letter to defendant stating that plaintiff's medical condition had remained unchanged since March 14, 1991. Item 1, Exhibit J. On February 13, 1995, Dr. Ellen Dickinson informed defendant that plaintiff was still suffering from a variety of psychiatric disorders and that he "is currently totally disabled." Item 1, Exhibit K.
On May 23, 1995, defendant informed plaintiff that it had approved "[b]enefits for disability due to mental illness." Item 1, Exhibit L.
On Junetime that these settlement offers were made, as is required by FRE 408. See Pierce v. F.R. Tripler & Co., 955 F.2d 820, 827 (2d Cir.1992) ("Both the timing of the offer and the existence of a disputed claim are relevant to the determination [of whether an offer is made `in compromising or attempting to compromise a claim'].").
In Affiliated, the Third Circuit upheld the District Court's exclusion of "certain documents and deposition testimony as evidence of settlement negotiations." Affiliated, 56 F.3d at 523. Among the items excluded was testimony concerning a meeting between the parties that occurred one year prior to commencement of the action and a second meeting that occurred six months prior to the commencement of the action. Id. at 523-25.
Notably, a dispute between the parties


UNUM made the two settlement offers to plaintiff. Fatal to defendant's case is defendant's letter to plaintiff dated May 8, 1990 that states "[y]our request for Long Term Disability Benefits has been approved." Item 1, Exhibit D. This letter indicates that defendant did not dispute plaintiff's claim, as is required by FRE 408, but rather approved it. See Pierce, 955 F.2d at 827; see also Alpex Computer Corp. v. Nintendo Company, Ltd., 1994 WL 139423 at *2 (S.D.N.Y. March 18, 1994) (emphasis added) ("Rule 408 protects these offers only if they were sent as part of an offer to compromise disputed claims.").[1]
The court is also persuaded of the absence of a dispute at the time of the settlement offers after reading defendant's letters to plaintiff and the affidavitUNUM did not state that it disputed plaintiff's claim or that "we are unable to continue your benefits" as it did in its September 6, 1994, letter to plaintiff. Cf. Item 1, Exhibit H. Rather, defendant merely offered to change the form of plaintiff's disability payment from monthly to lump sum in its letters dated July 10, 1991, and *932 July 13, 1994, and did not dispute the merit of plaintiff's claim or his receipt of the payments themselves.
At oral argument on November 6, 1997, defendant's attorney argued that the letters at issue should be excluded under FRE 403, "Exclusion of Relevant Evidence on Grounds of Prejudice, Confusion, or Waste of Time." Whether Rule 403 applies must await argument at trial.

CONCLUSION
For the foregoing reasons, this court denies defendant


had taken a few hard hits in the crash, was diagnosed with a concussion, requiring him to sit out the next two races (Charlotte and Kansas). He was replaced by Regan Smith at both of them.
2014 Sprint Unlimited: On lap 36, going through the tri-oval, Matt Kenseth attempted to move to the inside to carry his momentum around the slightly slower car of Brad Keselowski; however, he didn't have enough room and was turned by Joey Logano. As Kenseth came back up the track, he collected Tony Stewart, Jeff Gordon, Carl Edwards, Kurt Busch and Ricky Stenhouse, Jr.. Stewart and Gordon ended up pinned against the wall, with Busch's front end under Gordon's car and Stenhouse's front end under Busch's car. Danica Patrick spun out while trying towinner.
2020 Daytona 500: With 17 laps to go, Joey Logano attempted to push Aric Almirola forward down the backstretch into Brad Keselowski. Keselowski lost control of his car upon contact, and a 19-car wreck ensued that also involved Martin Truex, Jr., Bubba Wallace, Alex Bowman, Tyler Reddick, Matt DiBenedetto, Ross Chastain, Austin Dillon, Kurt Busch, Justin Haley, Ryan Blaney, Ty Dillon, Chris Buescher, Brendan Gaughan, John Hunter Nemechek, and Jimmie Johnson, who was racing in his last Daytona 500.  This wreck brought out the first of two red flags not caused by rain and was overshadowed by Ryan Newman’s fiery crash on the final lap of the race.

Xfinity Series
 1999 Touchstone Energy 300: On lap 68, a massive melee involving 23 cars erupted in turn one. It


Artist's depiction of the life cycle of a Sun-like star, starting as a main-sequence star at lower left then expanding through the subgiant and giant phases, until its outer envelope is expelled to form a planetary nebula at upper right.

Stellar evolution is the process by which a star changes during its lifetime. Depending on the mass of the star, this lifetime ranges from a few million years for the most massive to trillions of years for the least massive, which is considerably longer than the age of the universe. The table shows the lifetimes of stars as a function of their masses.[1] All stars are born from collapsing clouds of gas and dust, often called nebulae or molecular clouds. Over the course of millions of years, these protostarscenturies. Instead, astrophysicists come to understand how stars evolve by observing numerous stars at various points in their lifetime, and by simulating stellar structure using computer models.

Stellar evolution starts with the gravitational collapse of a giant molecular cloud. Typical giant molecular clouds are roughly 100 light-years (9.5×1014 km) across and contain up to 6,000,000 solar masses (1.2×1037kg). As it collapses, a giant molecular cloud breaks into smaller and smaller pieces. In each of these fragments, the collapsing gas releases gravitationalpotential energy as heat. As its temperature and pressure increase, a fragment condenses into a rotating sphere of superhot gas known as a protostar.[5]

A protostar continues to grow by accretion of gas and dust from the molecular cloud, becoming a pre-main-sequence star as it reaches its final mass. Further


red dwarfs fuse hydrogen slowly and will remain on the main sequence for hundreds of billions of years or longer, whereas massive, hot O-type stars will leave the main sequence after just a few million years. A mid-sized yellow dwarf star, like the Sun, will remain on the main sequence for about 10 billion years. The Sun is thought to be in the middle of its main sequence lifespan.

Eventually the core exhausts its supply of hydrogen and the star begins to evolve off of the main sequence. Without the outward pressure generated by the fusion of hydrogen to counteract the force of gravity the core contracts until either electron degeneracy pressure becomes sufficient to oppose gravity or the core becomes hot enough (around 100 MK) for helium fusionof up to a few solar masses stops collapsing when it is dense enough to be supported by electron degeneracy pressure. Once this occurs, the core reaches hydrostatic equilibrium: the electron degeneracy pressure is sufficient to balance gravitational pressure.[14] The core's gravity compresses the hydrogen in the layer immediately above it, causing it to fuse faster than hydrogen would fuse in a main-sequence star of the same mass. This in turn causes the star to become more luminous (from 1,000–10,000 times brighter) and expand; the degree of expansion outstrips the increase in luminosity, causing the effective temperature to decrease.

Evolution of a Sun-like star

The expanding outer layers of the star are convective, with the material being mixed by turbulence from near the fusing regions up to the surface of