Q:

ASIC Speed measurement

Mining hardware manufacturers use "Hash rate" to define how fast the mining is with their ASICs, but do they mean 1 sha256 cycle speed or Bitcoin hash speed sha256(sha256(header)); ?

A:

The usual interpretation of "hash rate" is the number of distinct block headers that can be tried per second.  So this should include the time needed to:

increment nonce value
increment extraNonce or other coinbase parameters and recalculate Merkle root, when needed (once in every 2^32 attempts)
compute two rounds of sha256
compare the resulting hash value to the target.

Of course the two rounds of sha256 are the slowest part of this process, by far.
As Raghav Sood says, there's no way to know if any particular vendor is actually following this interpretation, but it's so widely used that I'd regard   4,194         47.97          55.11          11.41         17.26

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package plugins // import "github.com/docker/docker/pkg/plugins"

import (
	"encoding/json"
	"fmt"
	"io/ioutil"
	"net/url"
	"os"
	"path/filepath"
	"strings"
	"sync"

	"github.com/pkg/errors"
)

var (
	// ErrNotFound plugin not found
	ErrNotFound = errors.New("plugin not found")
	socketsPath = "/run/docker/plugins"
)

// localRegistry defines a registry that is local (using unix socket).
type localRegistry struct{}

func newLocalRegistry() localRegistry {
	return localRegistry{}
}

// Scan scans all the plugin paths and returns all the names it found
func Scan() ([]string, error) {
	var names []string
	dirEntries, err := ioutil.ReadDir(socketsPath)
	if err != nil && !os.IsNotExist(err) {
		return nil, errors.Wrap(err, "error reading dir entries")
	}

	for _, fi := range dirEntries {
		if fi.IsDir() {
			fi, err = os.Stat(filepath.Join(socketsPath, fi.Name(), fi.Name()+".sock"))
			if err != nil {
				continue
			}
		}

		if fi.Mode()&os.ModeSocket != 0 {
			names = append(names, strings.TrimSuffix(filepath.Base(fi.Name()), filepath.Ext(fi.Name())))
		}
	}

	for _, p := range specsPaths {
		dirEntries, err := ioutil.ReadDir(p)
		if err != nil && !os.IsNotExist(err) {
			return nil, errors.Wrap(err, "error reading dir entries")
		}

		for _, fi := range dirEntries {
			if fi.IsDir() {
				infos, err := ioutil.ReadDir(filepath.Join(p, fi.Name()))
				if err != nil


{
					continue
				}

				for _, info := range infos {
					if strings.TrimSuffix(info.Name(), filepath.Ext(info.Name())) == fi.Name() {
						fi = info
						break
					}
				}
			}

			ext := filepath.Ext(fi.Name())
			switch ext {
			case ".spec", ".json":
				plugin := strings.TrimSuffix(fi.Name(), ext)
				names = append(names, plugin)
			default:
			}
		}
	}
	return names, nil
}

// Plugin returns the plugin registered with the given name (or returns an error).
func (l *localRegistry) Plugin(name string) (*Plugin, error) {
	socketpaths := pluginPaths(socketsPath, name, ".sock")

	for _, p := range socketpaths {
		if fi, err := os.Stat(p); err == nil && fi.Mode()&os.ModeSocket != 0 {
			return NewLocalPlugin(name, "unix://"+p), nil
		}
	}

	var txtspecpaths []string
	for _, p := range specsPaths {
		txtspecpaths = append(txtspecpaths, pluginPaths(p, name, ".spec")...)
		txtspecpaths = append(txtspecpaths, pluginPaths(p, name, ".json")...)
	}

	for _, p := range txtspecpaths {
		if _, err := os.Stat(p); err == nil {
			if strings.HasSuffix(p, ".json") {
				return readPluginJSONInfo(name, p)
			}
			return readPluginInfo(name, p)
		}
	}
	return nil, errors.Wrapf(ErrNotFound, "could not find plugin %s in v1 plugin registry", name)
}

func readPluginInfo(name, path string) (*Plugin,to walk away with more millions of dollars, while millions of people without jobs or health care pay the taxes that funded this bailout.

another one of my criticisms of Urgent Evoke, which also happens to be a known criticism of the World Bank, is in the emphasis on the poor and socially discriminated to have to pull themselves out of their problems. just as much focus should be placed on how to dismantle the deeper systems of discrimination and control put in place by the greedy and self-serving. i believe these include pure capitalism and pure democracy, which devolve into social Darwinism.

in addition, the World Bank has skeletons in its closet, including practices that were proven to hurt economies and intimidation of critics:

for example: they, along with the


International Monetary Fund (IMF), tried to prevent the publication of a study that linked capitalism and specific WB/IMF projects with the spread of AIDS in developing countries.

The only argument I would have would be based on TOMS shoes. They are a for profit company, but it is for the better. It is what also them to remain sustainable. :)

Thanks for this though. It is nice to hear some criticisms once in a while! I've actually been reading quite a bit about capitalism and arguments against capitalism in my social philosophy class, so maybe I will share my findings here :) Thanks for the spark!

Toms shoes is closer t NonProfit than to Profit, although it is an ambiguous case,
in either case "Non Profit" ironically, doesn't mean that there isTRUTH).

the idea of mentioning a financial return for social activism is disgusting to me. it is one thing to want to run a charity or NGO in an efficient and stable manner; quite another to focus on the profit margin.

i am not convinced that the World Bank has truly honorable motivations, even thought the people hired to create and run Urgent Evoke seem to be genuine. i still believe that Urgent Evoke can be used as a tool of good, that grows well beyond the control of any small group of people.


of *Scx*^+^CD34^−^ TSPCs from the midsubstance of young mice^[@R12]^. Contrasting to TSPCs, adult *Tppp3*^+^ tendon stem cells described herein express no *Scx* and high levels of *Cd34* (FPKM \>4000, based on RNA-seq) and are not in the midsubstance. The transcriptome of *Tppp3*^+^ cells may be exploited for prospective cell isolation via surface markers and further characterization. Importantly, we have defined a distinct tendon stem cell population *in vivo*.

By pseudotime^[@R39]^, we delineated *Tppp3*^+^*Pdgfra*^+^ and*Tppp3*^+^*Pdgfra*^−^ subpopulations. PDGFRα signalling is necessary and sufficient for *Tppp3*-lineage to produce new tenocytes, supporting *Tppp3*^+^*Pdgfra*^+^ as tendon stem cells. By contrast, the *Tppp3*^+^*Pdgfra*^−^ subpopulation rarely produce tenocytes, and their descendants are likely the tdT^+^ScxGFP^−^ cells found in the healing tendon. These 2 subpopulations were not resolved by Cell Ranger clustering using gene modules, but theyPBS, switched to antigen retrieval solution (10 mM sodium citrate, 0.05% Tween-20, pH 6.0 or 10mM Tris buffered saline, 0.05% Tween-20, pH 10.0), incubated for 20 min at 90°C in a hybridization oven, removed, cooled to RT, rinsed with PBS, and proceeded to permeabilization step as above.

EdU detection was performed after permeabilization and prior to M.O.M. IgG block. Click-iT® Alexa Fluor 647 kit (Invitrogen) was used with two modifications: 1) Alexa Fluor-azide was used at half the recommended formulation for 15 min, and 2) 0.5% PBT was used for washes twice after azide, 5 min each.

TUNEL assays (Roche) were used to assess cell death on regenerating samples following the manufacturer's protocol, and no signals were detected.

10X Genomics scRNA-Seq {#S22}
----------------------

For scRNA-seq, a pair of Patellar tendons from a 3


and chased to 5 d, and 3, 6, 10 M. **d**, Immunofluorescence images at 5 d and 10 M, and quantified cell fractions (keys at bottom); dashed line, midsubstance-sheath boundary; n=3 animals/condition; all ns by Chi-Square test; mean for (Negative, eGFP^+^, tdT^+^, and eGFP^+^tdT^+^) at specified time as follows: (5 d; 0.436, 0.113, 0, 0.451), (3 M; 0.410, 0.104, 0.0002, 0.104), (6 M; 0.479, 0.070, 0, 0.451), (10 M; 0.479, 0.057, 0, 0.465). **e**, Schema for tendon regeneration assay: same cell marking regimen as in (**c**), punch injury 5 d later and chased to 30 d; daily EdU for first 15 d. **f**, Diagram (left) of Patellar tendon at sagittal plane: P, patella; F, femur; T, tibia; midsubstance in white; sheath in gray; site of punch, red cylinder;imaged area, dashed box. Images in the middle and quantification to the right: U, uninjured; I, injured; examined cell groups same as (**d**); Chi-square test, \#\# p \< 0.01; n=3 animals/condition; mean for (Negative, eGFP^+^, tdT^+^, and eGFP^+^tdT^+^) for specified condition as follows: (Sheath U; 0.608, 0, 0.051, 0.341), (Sheath I; 0.513, 0.015, 0.048, 0.424), (Midsubstance U; 1, 0, 0, 0), (Midsubstance I; 0.542, 0, 0.420, 0.038). **g**, High magnification of FMOD staining of 30 d regenerated tendons: \*, proliferated *Tppp3*-descendant; \^, self-renewed *Tppp3* lineage in sheath; 3 independent repeats; also see [Extended Data 1k](#F9){ref-type="fig"}--[m](#F9){ref-type="fig"}. Scale bars = 30 (**a**), 50 (**d**, **f**, **g**) μm.](nihms-1540808-f0001){#F1}

![*Tppp3* stem cells amplify early and generate tenocytes by second week.\
Diagrams for experimental design (**a**), and time course (**b**); daily EdU staggered in time


pregnancy, and a lack of access to trials with the prospect of direct benefit to the mother and/or fetus[^24^](#eahr500060-bib-0024){ref-type="ref"} (the latter being a violation of the principles of justice and equity). This stance also violates the autonomy of pregnant women, since it implicitly denies them an ability to make reasoned choices for themselves and their future children about whether to accept or refuse clinical trial participation based on their own judgment---judgment that, after the child\'s birth, they would nearly all have the power to exercise.[^25^](#eahr500060-bib-0025){ref-type="ref"} The Second Wave Project highlighted pervasive assumptions that exclusion from research is a safer default position than inclusion and pointed out the glaring flaw in this assumption: that, in many contexts, "our evidence base for current treatments is so weak that standard practicestudy participants.

The Covid‐19 pandemic highlights the need for giving pregnant women the opportunity to make informed, autonomous decisions about whether to participate in preventive and treatment trials. This should hold true independently of how research risks and benefits are distributed within the maternal‐fetal dyad: whether an experimental intervention aims to manage a maternal health condition with some secondary benefit to the fetus (such as treatment of maternal hypertension with the reduction of preeclampsia, intrauterine growth restriction, and preterm delivery) or aims to manage a fetal condition with little or no secondary benefit for the woman (such as in utero repair of meningomyelocele). At the same time, research involving pregnant women must take into consideration the significant unknowns about Covid‐19, its prevention, and treatment. This calls for weighing the


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A two-time All-Star with Tampa Bay (2006, 2008), Kazmir was a key part of the Rays’ inspirational World Series run in ’08. But based on Tampa Bay’s ever-pressing economic situation, Kazmir was dealt to the Angels in 2009 as he was becoming more expensive.

Disappointing practically from day one in Anaheim, Kazmir went 9-15 with a 5.74 ERA in 28 starts for the Angels in 2010. His velocity decreased, his confidence ebbed and things only got worse from there.

In 2011, the Royals shelled him for five earned runs and five hits in just 1.2 innings in his first start on April 3. The next day, in a move essentially equal to placing him in the


witness protection program, the Angels placed Kazmir on the disabled list. Reason: lower-back strain.

When he came out of it, starting an injury-rehabilitation assignment at Triple-A Salt Lake in late May, he went 0-5 with a 17.02 ERA in five starts for the Bees. His stinger was gone. So was the buzz.

“That was definitely the low point,” Kazmir said. “But, at the same time, it was a relief. There was so much stress I put on myself every five days and in between, to try and figure it out. To try and figure out something to get back on track. And it just wasn’t working.

“When I got released it was almost like, ‘Hey, I can take a deep breath now and clear my head and get to work.’”

Suddenly, thatused and three different chemical constituents of *N. sativa*(linoleic acid 50 mg/kg, gamma linolenic acid 10mg/kg and thymoquinone 15mg/kg) were given to rats through intra-gastric gavage for 21 days. Doses were chosen according to the finding of the second experiment and the first step of the third experiment. CEE (0.2mg/kg) and olive oil (1ml/day) were administered to the control groups.

**Statistical analysis**

Data were expressed as means ± standard deviation and analyzed using SPSS windows program version 15 (SPSS Institute, Inc., Chicago, IL, USA). One-way Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) and General linear Model (GLM) followed by Duncan Multiple Range Test (DMRT). A p-value less than 0.05 (p\<0.05) was considered to be significant.

Results
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The results of the first experiment showed that CEE and *N. sativa* supplementation increased (p\<0.05) uterine weight as compared


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  HE              0.00± 0.00 [c](#TFN2){ref-type="table-fn"}   12.42±20.36 [c](#TFN2){ref-type="table-fn"}     32.87± 26.88 [b](#TFN2){ref-type="table-fn"}
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Data are expressed as Mean ± SD.

Treatment SFE= Supercritical Fluid Extract of *Nigella sativa* (300mg/kg/day); ME= Methanol Extract of *Nigella sativa* (300mg/kg/day); HE= Hexane Extract of *Nigella sativa* (300mg/kg/day); CEE=Share

Authorities are applauding a cab driver for helping two Riverside police officers who were shot by Christopher Dorner in an ambush.

Karam Kaoud stopped his taxi at a red light when a gunman pulled up next to a police car and opened fire on Feb. 7, killing Michael Crain and wounding Andrew Tachias.

Kaoud tells the Riverside Press-Enterprise he ran to the police car after the gunman believed to be Dorner sped off. He said Crain was unconscious and Tachias couldn't move, so the officer asked him to push the radio button so he could call for help.

An ambulance rushed to the scene and took Tachias to the hospital.

Police Chief Sergio Diaz says that any delay in getting help could have been detrimental for Tachias.


S. Jaishankar (@DrSJaishankar) April 30, 2020

Jaishankar told the G-20 foreign ministers conference this week that New Delhi is providing pharma assistance to nearly 85 countries on a grant basis, many of them in Africa to support their response to the pandemic.

There have been occasions when the external affairs minister has spoken to counterparts in Russia, Brazil, the United States, Saudi Arabia and Oman in 24 hours. This was on Thursday last.

Jaishankar calls it “virtual diplomacy”.

“Strong friendships thrive even virtually,” he tweeted after wrapping up his video calls to leaders in five countries.

Government sources explain that the stepped-up effort is designed ·to ensure that the diplomatic machinery doesn’t go into stall mode but is kept primed for big action.

India will be moving into a lead role at the WorldInc. was established to serve customers in the Americas (USA, Canada, and Latin America). The Norwegian Geotechnical Institute (NGI) established GEONOR A/S in 1957, originally to manufacture NGI’s geotechnical instrumentation and test equipment. Over time, equipment ...

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Ethereum tokens (ETH) worth approximately $12.5 million, $1 million worth of NPXS and about $10 million worth of Bancors native currency known as BNT.

According to the company, the hack occurred at approximately 00:00 UTC when a wallet used to upgrade some smart contracts was compromised.

Bancor stated that this was built in to be used in an extreme situation to recover from a security breach, allowing Bancor to effectively stop the thief from running away with the stolen tokens.

The company explained on Twitter that while it was able to freeze the movement of the BNT tokens - stopping the thief from making off with them, it was unsuccessful in doing the same for the Ethereum or for $1 million worth of NPXS tokens.

Further, Bancor added that it had temporarilyresonance is stronger than the first one, since the drop is fully developed already for larger $\eta$. We conclude: (i) ${\hat{H}}_\text{eff}$ describes the system up to surprisingly large interaction strengths $U$; (ii) the excitation observed at $U/\hbar\omega \approx 2/3$ in Fig. \[fig:F\_1\] (a), and at $U/\hbar\omega \approx 1$ in Fig. \[fig:F\_1\] (b), cannot be ascribed to a deviation from adiabatic following on the level of ${\hat{H}}_\text{eff}$, since the degree of excitation increases with *decreasing* parameter variation rate $\eta$; (iii) a resonance can be disabled by adjusting the driving amplitude. Thus, by applying this or a similar protocol, both the locations and the strengths of resonant excitation channels can be probed.

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by AFP.

The concession, however slight, comes amid growing concerns that Britain could leave without a deal, which could cause huge economic disruption on both sides of the English Channel.

Barnier warned that “a ‘no deal’ will be a very bad deal” after May admitted this week that her government was setting aside money for a so-called hard Brexit.

EU President Donald Tusk warned Tuesday that the bloc might rethink whether a Brexit deal is possible if there is no progress by December.

“If it turns out that the talks continue at a slow pace, and that ‘sufficient progress’ hasn’t been reached, then — together with our UK friends — we will have to think about where we are heading,” he said.                  uint32_t lower_bound_conn,
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I’m on borrowed time. I think it’s possible that I could actually get in trouble for doing all this writing.

I don’t have time to explain, but trust me, I really should be doing other things right now.

Sometimes people write about all the reasons they don’t want to write. Sometimes people wish they didn’t have to write. Sometimes people can’t figure out what to write. I’m feeling this weird opposite effect–since I shouldn’t be writing—since I’m not supposed to be writing–I want to be writing all that much more. I’m exploding with ideas.

Wish I had time to explain it all.

But I can’t.

I’m on stolen time, you see. I should be doing other things right this minute.is z(4)?
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Let r(k) be the first derivative of -k**3 - 3*k**2/2 - k + 20. What is r(-2)?
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Let y(g) = -g**2 + 7*g + 10. Let t be y(9). Let o(x) = x + 2. What is o(t)?
-6
Let w(d) = -8 + 1 - 2 + 9*d. Let n(y) = -5*y + 4. Let x(f) = -5*n(f) - 3*w(f). Give x(5).
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Let p(g) be the first derivative of 4 - 1/2*g**2 - 6*g. Calculate p(-3).
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-5
Let j(z) = 2*z - 4. Let r be (-115)/35 + (-8)/(-28). Give j(r).
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+ k. What is y(h)?
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Let v(q) = -q**3 + q**2 - q - 5. Let w = -3 + 9. Suppose 0 = 3*i + 2*m + w - 3, -3*i + 9 = -2*m. Let d be (-8)/16*(i - 1). Calculate v(d).
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Let t(h) be the second derivative of -2*h**5/5 + h**4/6 - h**2/2 + 23*h. Calculate t(1).
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of TB such as guinea pigs, rabbits and NHP. However, by utilizing other radio-iodine isotopes (I-123, I-124), we can expect far greater (5--50 fold) sensitivity. Unfortunately, these isotopes are significantly more expensive. Use of more active mycobacterial promoters such as P*~A37~* and P*~blaF\*~* [@pone.0006297-Timm1], [@pone.0006297-Agarwal1] driving TK expression or TK substrates more specific for bacterial TK, may also increase sensitivity. Due to limited blood supply at the center of granulomas, it is possible that this site may be inaccessible to imaging substrates. However, our data suggests that FIAU was able to diffuse well into the necrotic granulomas. Finally, it should be noted that TK activity requires ATP. Quiescent bacteria may not trap significant amounts of FIAU and therefore may not be visualized well.

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located within Brodkorb's meager request. I've bolded the fallacious and contradictory portions from his request above and will now address each item below. Let's begin by addressing the issue raised within the first bolded portion; the need for an election judge to open the requested ballots. This triggers two questions, the first of which I will now address. It is necessary for an election judge to open the currently sealed and rejected absentee ballots because of MN § 13.37: 13.37 GENERAL NONPUBLIC DATA. Subd. 2. Classification. The following government data is classified as nonpublic data with regard to data not on individuals, pursuant to section 13.02, subdivision 9, and as private data with regard to data on individuals, pursuant to section 13.02, subdivision 12: Security information; trade secretcompel discovery of these rejected ballots in accordance with MN § 13.03 subd. 6. I don't know how this would work, or if rejected absentee ballots even qualify for discoverability. It will be interesting to see if Brodkorb continues to pursue these data practice requests when he becomes the new Deputy Chair of the Minnesota Republican Party this Wednesday.

Published on June 29th at 1:52 PM CT :: 0 Comments

While the MN Supreme Court deliberates on Norm Coleman's latest appeal, the Election Contest Court addressed and resolved the issue of disbursements; the monetary reimbursement of court associated fees. The legal process began shortly after the ECC declared Franken the victor with the first disbursement filing arriving on April 28th from the Franken campaign; just 15 days after the court's


the work of a panel of three trial court judges here and they took evidence. Where is the evidence? Even as you called, as you said, you didn't even call witnesses from a majority of Minnesota's counties. You are asking us to presume, based on the testimony from a sampling of counties that that practice is applied to a majority of the counties. Source: Minnesota Judicial Branch [Mirror: TPT.org] Friedberg responded by hesitantly referencing the assumed equality of populations within Bush vs. Gore to compare the "relaxed standard in Brower County with the unrelaxed standard in Palm Beach." Friedberg would then go on to state that "we have made our case" when "Plymouth kicks out 75 for signature mismatches and 31 counties in the state kick out none."received the largest number of legally cast votes, not to ensure federal representation or for any other purpose. Elias would then go on to perform a small bit of math in the hopes of illustrating the futility of the Appellants' case: Mr. Elias: From the March 31st order of the trial court, in which [the Coleman campaign] held that of all the rejected absentee ballots, the parties proved registration for approximately 650; 650 of all of the ballots presented to the court. That's voter registration, that's not all of the other requirements that appellants now have complaints about. But this is the most fundamental requirement, that the voter be registered. Of those 650, 351 were opened and counted. So the universe of ballots, properly plead and about which


when it imposed a strict compliance standard for rejected absentee ballots rather than a substantial compliance standard like that actually applied by election officials (and in accord with this Court's longstanding policy favoring enfranchisement)? Trial Court's Ruling: Rejected absentee ballots that do not strictly comply with the statutory requirements may not be included as "legally cast" ballots regardless of whether election officials also followed a strict compliance standard. Apposite Authorities: Fitzgerald v. Morlock, 120 N.W.2d 339, 345-47 (Minn. 1963); Andersen v. Rolvaag, 119 N.W.2d 1,10 (Minn. 1962); In re Contest of School District Election, 431 N.W.2d 911,915 (Minn. Ct. App. 1988); Minn. Stat. § 203B.12; Erlandson v. Kiffmeyer, 659 N.W.2d 724, 729 (Minn. 2003); Bush v. Gore, 531 U.S. 98 (2000); U.S. Const. amend XIV. 4) Whether theCourt in the above-referenced election contest On Tuesday, April 21, 2009, respondent AI Franken filed and served a motion for expedited briefing and proposed a particular briefing schedule; appellants filed a written response and proposed briefing schedule on Wednesday, April 22. The time for appeal by other parties expired on Thursday, April 23, 2009, and no other appeals have been filed. In accordance with Minn. Stat §§ 209.09, subd. 2, 209.10, subd. 4, and 209.12 (2008), the appeal shall proceed on an expedited basis. Based upon all the files, records and proceedings herein, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED THAT: 1. Ramsey County District Court shall certify and file the record on appeal with the Clerk of Appellate Courts as expeditiously as possible, but in no event later than 15


request seems reasonable given the circumstances. If I had to bet, I would say that May 4th would be the absolute soonest the oral arguments could start, with May 11th, the following Monday, presenting as another realistic start date.

Published on April 22nd at 1:54 AM CT :: 0 Comments

The representation of Norm Coleman has filed paper work with the Minnesota Supreme Court appealing the decision of the Election Contest Court. The filings came in the form of three documents, each of which I will highlight below. The first document is the Notice of Appeal: TO: Clerk of the Appellate Courts

Minnesota Judicial Center

25 Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr Blvd.

St. Paul, MN 55155 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the above-named Contestants appeal to the Supreme Court of the State ofSource: St. Paul Pioneer Press Rachel's entire article contained just 217 words, but three glaring inaccuracies: 1. There were 64 Nauen petitioners, not "sixty-one;" although three voters did eventually withdraw their claim.

Exhibit A: List of 64 Voters by Name and County, [CSV, 2KB]

Source: Petition by Certain MN Voters to Have Their Votes Counted via MNCourts.gov 2. Forty-one of the Nauen petitioners eventually had their vote counted; the "thirty-six" Rachel presents originates from today's order and tells me that she cannot read footnotes. Thirty-six voters were originally presented, but Roxanna Saad's ballot was never counted because it did not contain a completed voter registration form. 3. The "25" other votes should actually read 23, but its hard to get this number right, when the two previous numbers were completely


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Basically, since the type for the a parameter will be known at compilation time for any actual call to your show function, there's no point to testing for this type at runtime—you can test for it at compilation time!  Once you grasp this, you're led to Will Sewell's suggestion:
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Dictionary within a nested dictionary

I am querying a database such that it returns something like this:
[{"Name": "John", "hair_color": "Brown", "eye_color": "Blue"},
 {"Name": "Sally", "hair_color": "Red", "eye_color": "Green"},
 {"Name": "Bill", "hair_color": NULL, "eye_color": "Blue"}
]

How could I loop through that list of dictionaries to output something like this:
[{"John": {"Attribute": "hair_color", "Value": "Brown"}},
 {"John": {"Attribute": "eye_color", "Value": "Blue"}},
 {"Sally": {"Attribute": "hair_color", "Value": "Red"}},
 {"Sally": {"Attribute": "eye_color", "Value": "Green"}},
 {"Bill": {"Attribute": "hair_color", "Value": NULL}},
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]

A:

Here's more concise and fast code version
input_list = [{"Name": "John", "hair_color": "Brown", "eye_color": "Blue"},
              {"Name": "Sally", "hair_color": "Red", "eye_color": "Green"},
              {"Name": "Bill", "hair_color": None, "eye_color": "Blue"}]

output_list = [{person['Name']:


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Here's an implementation that I came up with using knockout.
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It allows me to keep the markup in the HTML and not have any in the JavaScript.

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A:

You can use find to recursively find desired files in all subdirectories and then use sed to pipe 1st and last row appended into a new file.
The main commands that performs all operations are:
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4. Get your Internet setup

Is there anything that makes you feel more relieved once you’ve moved into a new place? No. No, there is not.

5. Go to the nearest grocery store and get the essentials

Having staples like ketchup, mustard, peanut butter, milk, cereal, and salt and pepper will help you shake off that sad empty-fridge feeling. (And it’ll make all the takeout you’re ordering taste that much better!)

6. Take a stroll around your neighborhood
Now is the time to see if it really is as charming as the rental listing made it sound.

7. Introduce yourself to your neighbors
Not only is it nice, but it helps relieve those “But what if I die alone in my apartment and no one finds me so my cat ends up eating


that this ongoing cultural and ecological genocide is somehow normal. We have this nostalgic rhetoric of “We’re the bread basket of the world.” We certainly are, but there will be heavy societal and environmental consequences for this sort of human-centric hubris.

You talked earlier about the consequences of privatizing land for prospects of meaningful reconciliation. Although the dispossession of Indigenous peoples from their traditional territories has been fundamental to the colonial project in Canada, land restitution has been noticeably absent from mainstream discourse about reconciliation in Canada.

The absence of land from the reconciliation conversation is a huge hole. All of the focus is on residential school survivors and monetary compensation, which is vitally important, but is really only the tip of the iceberg. At the end of the day,land – and our access to land in its natural state – is key to resolving our social crises, addiction crises, health crises, and the identity crises that our youth are facing today.

When we lose access to our land, and that relationship, the language has very little functionality for our youth.

Our languages are intrinsically tied to this land. All of our values, creation stories, linguistic metaphors and references are based in these landscapes, these plant medicines, these animals, and our relationships with them. When we lose access to our land, and that relationship, the language has very little functionality for our youth. It won’t survive in a classroom.

What future might these public lands have if the province were serious about reconciliation and decolonization?

It’s a difficult challenge. I don’t


the priority at hand. Our priority is preserving an Indigenous way of life that we know is reliant upon the existence of, and our access to, these places.

We need to protect these lands, regardless of whether they stay as public Crown lands or whether they are under First Nations jurisdiction. In the immediate term, we need to continue to keep them public, as Crown land. I think that there are some shifts happening within Indigenous communities and governments. We need to give it some time. As a society as a whole, we need to reconsider how we think of these places. Are they just a one-time economic opportunity to be exploited, or are they something precious in an overdeveloped world that’s in trouble?This R13 application requests support for a conference entitled 2012 International Research Congress on Integrative Medicine and Health to be held at Marriott Portland Downtown Waterfront Hotel on May 15-18, 2012. This conference is sponsored by the Consortium of Academic Health Centers for Integrative Medicine (CAHCIM), which currently represents 46 academic health centers in the U.S. and Canada with programs focusing on education, research and clinical delivery of complementary therapies and models of integrative medicine. The site host for the conference is the Oregon Health Sciences University (OHSU), a member of CAHCIM. OHSU is also a member of the unique group of institutions within Portland, the Oregon Collaborative for Integrative Medicine, which include schools of acupuncture and oriental medicine, chiropractic, naturopathic medicine, as well as an allopathic medical


the Madrona Playfield starting at noon.

Many Madrona restaurants/dessert makers have expressed interest in participating in this year’s Mayfair, but so far it can be announced that St. Clouds and Pritty Boy’s Pizza have confirmed.

As always the Madrona Community Council (MCC) is planning Mayfair. Madrona Community Council is always looking for volunteers and sponsors for the event so they can continue to provide the event free to our Seattle neighborhood. So far, Ewing and Clark are sponsoring the pony rides, Lakeview Kids Dentistry is sponsoring the Recess Monkey Concert, Madrona Dining and Sipping Society is covering the cost for permits for the parade, and Harvard Avenue School is providing face painting, but the Madrona Community Council is looking for two more sponsors to assist with other hard costs. Ifplug. The methods employed for this purpose included the osteotome and mallet, a compressed air powered chisel, and a modified intracorporal lithotripter. All the methods induced fluctuations in the IMP the highest values being recorded for the conventional method using the osteotome and mallet (45 mm Hg) and the lowest values for the intracorporeal lithotripter (7.5 mm Hg). Working on the distal cement caused higher fluctuations in comparison with the proximal region. The study failed to reveal any increase in mean IMP, and all measured values were in the low pressure range (considerably below 150 mm Hg). While there seems to be no apparent risk of an FES developing during removal of cement, careless manipulation of the distal cement plug may result in higher intrafemoral pressures--above 150 mm


specific intent to defraud is not required, but to be found liable under the FCA, a defendant must act "knowingly" in submitting a false claim. 31 U.S.C. § 3729(a)(1)(A)-(B); Unum Group, 613 F.3d at 312. The statute defines "knowingly" as having "actual knowledge" of the information or as acting in *303 "deliberate indifference" or "reckless disregard" of the truth or falsity of the information. 31 U.S.C. § 3729(b)(1)(A)(i)-(iii). To prove this, the plaintiff must show that the defendant "intended that the false record or statement be material to the Government's decision to pay or approve the false claim." Allison Engine Co., Inc. v. U.S. ex rel. Sanders, 553 U.S. 662, 665, 128 S.Ct. 2123, 170 L.Ed.2d 1030 (2008).
The First Circuit has "long held that the FCA is subjectnot. Given that the issue of falsity will determine the outcome of the litigation, whether Mr. Chisholm and Mr. Mays presented a false claim to the Government is a material fact. The dispute over this fact is genuine because the evidence presented is such that a reasonable jury could resolve the point in the Plaintiff's favor. Through depositions, interrogatories, and copies of the Mays invoice and the Chisholm addendum, the Plaintiff presented evidence such that a reasonable jury might find the work listed on Mermaid Marine's invoice was not performed by Mr. Mays, that Mr. Chisholm was concerned that the town would not receive the full $52,000 it was granted without documenting invoices, and that the Mermaid Marine invoice was submitted to get the Government to "reimburse" the


in nature because they "deal with `situations in which one person is accountable to another on the ground that otherwise he would unjustly benefit or the other would unjustly suffer loss.'" A. Horton & P. McGehee, MAINE CIVIL REMEDIES § 7-1 at 173 (4th Ed. 2004) (quoting RESTATEMENT OF RESTITUTION, General Scope Note at 1 (1937) (Horton & McGehee) and citing Bartner v. Carter, 405 A.2d 194, 202 (Me.1979)). "A person who has been unjustly enriched at the expense of another is required to make restitution to the other." Id. at 174 (quoting RESTATEMENT OF RESTITUTION § 1 AT 12).
In Maine, a party claiming unjust enrichment must show that: "(1) it conferred a benefit on the other party; (2) the other party had appreciation or knowledge of theFirst Lady Michelle Obama is set to make a special cameo appearance on the season finale of NBC’s critically acclaimed comedy “Parks and Recreation.” The season six finale is set for Thursday, April 24 (8-9 p.m. ET).

Mrs. Obama’s scene in the episode titled “Moving Up” was filmed in late February in Miami where she celebrated investments in healthier out-of-school programs as part of her “Let’s Move” initiative dedicated to solving the challenge of childhood obesity.

Piers Morgan‘s show is all but through at CNN, but a remark by one of his representatives seems to have t’d off gun rights enthusiast John Lott.

Credit: Eddie Scarry/TheBlaze

On Tuesday TheBlaze Blog ran a story about a column Lott wrote for National Review, wherein he said the poor ratings that resulted in the cancelation


pass along the email of a contact but that should TheBlaze Blog be selected to replace Morgan in CNN’s 9 p.m. ET slot, we’d be more than happy to host a (make-up?) session between the two parties.

The use of drones by the U.S. military in overseas combat operations still maintains strong support in America. However, domestic use of drones by police is currently a concern to a large number of Americans. And it seems to be somewhat unpalatable to alligators.

Politico Magazine’s Glenn Thrush has a lengthy profile on Vice President Joe Biden and his post-Obama ambitions. We’ve pulled the best parts.

Credit: AP Photo/Matt Rourke

The thing Biden wants “most”: “He’s in a predicament. It’s so big, it’s almost literary,” a member of Obama’s inner circle told me, shortly aftersolid fiscal year 2012 for IGT. In the quarter, we leveraged our industry-leading content to increase revenues, ship share, margins and prices in our core North American business,” said Patti Hart, CEO of IGT.

Key Stats:

Last quarter’s profit increase breaks a three-quarter run of year-over-year profit decreases. In the third quarter, net income fell 46.4% from the year earlier, while the figure dropped 11.1% in the second quarter and 33.1% in the first quarter.

Revenue has now gone up in each of the last three quarters. In the third quarter, revenue rose 9% to $532.8 million while the figure rose 9.9% in the second quarter from the year earlier.

The company topped expectations last quarter after falling short of forecasts in the third quarter with net income of 23 cents versus


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how to use group by function for DbFunctions.DiffMinutes

I have this Linq query.I want to show ab.InTime and DbFunctions value together
var sdv = (from ab in db.Attendances
                       where ab.Employee == 63 && ab.InTime.Value.Year == 2015 && ab.InTime.Value.Month == 8
                       select ab.InTime,DbFunctions.DiffMinutes(ab.InTime, ab.OutTime) / 60);

A:

Maybe, you can use select new{...}. Please try this:
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    INTRODUCTION {#s1}
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Gastric cancer is the fourth most common malignancy and the third most common cause of cancer morbidity and mortality according to GLOBOCAN2012\[[@R1]\]. Over the past decade, in-depth understanding of the biological mechanisms of gastric cancer has led to novel diagnostic, predictive, prognostic biomarkers and targeted therapies. Five-year overall survival of gastric cancer patients is still less than 25%, despite improved surgical and adjuvant approaches\[[@R2]\]. For locally advanced gastric cancer (LAGC) patients(stage II or higher, with no evidence of distant metastases, or locally advanced inoperable disease, as evaluated by CT, chest radiography, ultrasonography, or laparoscopy)\[[@R3]\], even comprehensive strategy including R0 resection with extended lymphadenectomy followed by adjuvant chemotherapy does not warrant long-term survival\[[@R4]\]; distant metastases and loco-regional recurrences still account for 40-51% of cases\[[@R5]\]\[[@R6]\].

Tangible progress has been made


can clearly determine whether or not one or another type of modality predicts histopathological response.

Fourthly, most of the molecular biomarkers are still in their infancy. Specific mechanisms should be characterized thoroughly and standardized readily accessible assays for these promising biomarkers should be developed. Clinical validation are urgently needed.

Finally, only one or two molecular biomarkers are investigated in most of the current studies. There is limited understanding of the molecular interactive functional networks\[[@R92]\].

FUTURE PERSPECTIVES {#s8}
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Using predictive markers will hopefully eliminate unnecessary and potential harmful NAC. Identifying patient who is at high risk of loco-regional recurrence and distant metastasis, and targeting critical molecular or pathways will provide more opportunities to cure disease with lower toxicity\[[@R93]\]. On the other end of the spectrum, patients with molecular biomarkers suggesting low risk forlocal recurrence and/or distant metastasis, and those who are potentially curable but display markers indicating high possibility of resistance to NAC, could undergo upfront surgery\[[@R93]\].

The heterogeneity of gastric cancer is both the obstacle and opportunity for developing predictive and prognostic biomarkers. Different gastric cancer may need different types of treatment. As genomic and epigenomic studies evolve, further sub-classification of gastric cancer into new molecular entities is expected to facilitate treatment decision-making.

Promising and available break-through biomarkers which have been investigated in other cancers and may also be applicable in predicting response to NAC treatment of gastric cancer will also be addressed here. The integration of established clinicopathological indexes, imaging study and molecular testing with state-of-the-art molecular profiling will result in precise prediction of chemosensitivity from NAC in gastric cancer.

Molecular


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and the determination of costs and cost drivers for each activity. An example of activity-based costing data includes the material and labor costs of a construction unit or the costs generated by a given purchase order or machine use. Commercially-available activity-based costing RDBMSs include Prolog Manager and Prolog Scheduler, sold by Meridian Project Systems, Inc., of Folsom, Calif., and the OneWorld software package, sold by J. D. Edwards & Company, of Denver, Colo.
A primary function of these activity-based costing systems is to highlight variances between actual costs and budgeted costs on an ongoing basis. To ensure accurate and consistent calculation of actual costs, these systems implement database queries that require the consideration of a large number of variables. These variables can include resource identification and classification, project, phasevariable changes value, either a new row is added to the table or another user interface screen is opened to show a details table wherein a new variable detail row is added.
To conserve display space, variable values are often represented using a shorthand code that is often numeric and non-descriptive, which leads to a cryptic display that is meaningless to IT staff members not familiar with the coding conventions. And despite this abbreviated representation technique, most solutions still require horizontal scrolling in the user interface to display all of the variables required by the transaction. Finally, given the repetitiveness of variables between rows, considerable time is spent entering repeated values and determining which variables are unique to a given row.
As a result of these difficulties with existing RDBMSs,


region of the interaction. We observed that XIAP is able to block FAF1-mediated cell death by interfering with the caspase cascade and directly interferes in NF-κB pathway inhibition by FAF1. Furthermore, we show that XIAP promotes ubiquitination of FAF1. Conversely, FAF1 does not interfere with the anti-apoptotic activity of XIAP, despite binding to the BIR domains of XIAP; however, FAF1 does attenuate XIAP-mediated NF-κB activation. Altered expression of both factors has been implicated in degenerative and cancerous processes; therefore, studying the balance between XIAP and FAF1 in these pathologies will aid in the development of novel therapies.constraints [@Li1971; @Tr2010; @BiGhHeBl2003]. In particular, stability analysis of explicit time-integration schemes suggests favoring many-layer networks utilizing a small step size $h$ in order to ensure a numerically stable network propagation. Networks based on numerical time-integration schemes can therefore easily involve hundreds or thousands of discrete layers (time-steps) [@GuRuScCyGa2018; @ChRuBeDu2018; @Haber_2017]. However, training such huge networks comes with both numerical and computational challenges. First of all, the serial nature of time evolution creates a barrier for parallel scalability. If network states are propagated through the network in a serial manner, as is done with classical training methods, an increase in the number of layers (i.e. more time steps, and smaller steps sizes) results in an equally larger time-to-solution. In order to address this serial bottleneck, a layer-parallel multigrid


it enables concurrency across the layers. This concurency creates a cross-over point in terms of computational resources, after which the layer-parallel multigrid approach provides speedup over the layer-serial computation.

The same layer-parallel multigrid strategy can be applied to parallelize both the forward propagation and the backpropagation to compute the gradient with respect to the network weights $\theta^n$. For the latter, the layer propagator at each grid level propagates partial derivatives of $\Phi_{h_l}$ with respect to $u^n$ and $\theta^n$ backwards through the time domain (through the layers), again locally and in parallel. The layer-parallel solvers could in principle be substituted for forward- and backpropagation in any gradient-based optimization scheme for solving when training. One would only replace the sequential forward- and backpropagation with the layer-parallel multigrid iterations. However due toto the use of a backtracking algorithm).

In both the top image (for width $5$ residual networks) and the lower image (width $8$), the nested iteration has clearly superior validation accuracy as compared to the non-nested iteration. Moreover, the accuracy achieved for *any* number of work units is larger with nested iteration.

Indian Pines Example
--------------------

For the Indian Pines example, we use a residual neural network with width $220$, that contains at the fine level $128$ residual layers, plus opening and classification layers. For nested iteration, we use three levels with the coarsest having $32$ residual layers. The final simulation time is $T=5$. All runs were performed on $32$ processors, implying the coarse grid contains $1$ residual layer per processor. Figure \[fig:ip-train-images\] compares the validation accuracy of training with the non-nested algorithm


of this result, and greater improvements to the nested iteration and layer-parallel algorithms are the subject of future work.

Acknowledgements {#acknowledgements .unnumbered}
================

The work of E. C. Cyr was supported by Sandia National Laboratories and the DOE Early Career Research Program. Sandia National Laboratories is a multimission laboratory managed and operated by National Technology & Engineering Solutions of Sandia, LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Honeywell International Inc., for the U.S. Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration under contract DE-NA0003525. The views expressed in the article do not necessarily represent the views of the U.S. Department of Energy or the United States Government. S. Günther was supported by Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. This work was performed under the auspices of the U.S. Department of Energy by Lawrence Livermore NationalBe.A dropped their teaser video for “Magical”

Be.A has been quiet for a while after revealing their new member last month and going through a name change. The group dropped their first teaser in over a year and a half with a attention grabbing clip. “Magical” is set to release on May 25, 2017 at 12:00 pm KST!


finally understands what the terrorists have known since 9/11,” said Rossmiller, an FBI counter-intelligence asset.

“With just a few thousand dollars and the Web, terrorists can be more efficient than our own government. And we have to do something about that.”

. . .

“There are a lot of people who can be trained to do what I do,” Rossmiller said. “I don’t want the notoriety or the pressure. I can teach people who will be paid professionals, not volunteers like me.”Swetnick.

"He didn't care when it came to putting a man on the SCOTUS for life," he tweeted, referring to the Supreme Court. "We welcome the investigation as now we can finally get to the bottom of Judge Kavanaugh's lies and conduct. Let the truth be known."

The attorney rose to national fame while representing the adult-film actress Stormy Daniels, who has sued to nullify a 2016 nondisclosure agreement that prevents her from talking about her alleged affair with President Trump a dozen years ago.


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existing or new folios until PAN Card is received.

Separate communication through letter, sms and email is
being sent to all existing investors.

Prospective Investors

All new investors shall furnish a copy of PAN card for investing in Mutual Fund
Schemes as under:

A. For Transactions from 2nd July, 2007 to 31st December, 2007

Such of those investors who have not obtained PAN, may furnish a copy of the
evidence of having applied for PAN (Form-49A) until December 31, 2007.

For investment amount less than Rs. 50,000 – A copy of
the evidence of having applied for PAN (acknowledged copy of Form 49A) until the
PAN is received. Upon receipt of PAN, furnish certified copy of PAN, with
respective folio numbers, for updation in their records.

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Rosenstein says.

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appeal . . . or on collateral review.” Pleitez also agreed in paragraph 21 of the
plea agreement to “pay full restitution to the victim(s) regardless of the
count(s) of conviction” as determined by the court. Additionally, subject to the
provisions of paragraph 7, Pleitez waived “the right to challenge in any
manner, including by direct appeal or in a collateral proceeding, the restitution
order imposed by the Court.”
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     Case: 16-20570   Document: 00514247528     Page: 7


               No. 16-20570
Id. at 688, 694. However, “a trial is unfair if the accused is denied counsel at a
critical stage of his trial,” and no showing of prejudice is required. Cronic, 466
U.S. at 659. If counsel for the accused is absent during a critical stage, then
there is a presumption of prejudice and “reversal is automatic.” Hillsman, 480
F.3d at 335 (quoting Holloway v. Arkansas, 435 U.S. 475, 489 (1978); Cronic,
466 U.S. at 659 n.25).
       Neither the Supreme Court nor the Fifth Circuit have delineated all of
the critical stages at which a defendant is entitled to the presence of counsel
under the Sixth Amendment. A stage is determined “critical” where
circumstances indicateorder restitution, including “a complete
accounting of the losses to each victim, any restitution owed pursuant to a plea
agreement, and information relating to the economic circumstances of each
defendant.” 18 U.S.C. § 3664(a); see also Fed. R. Crim. P. 32(c)(1)(B). The PSR
must be disclosed to the criminal defendant and the government attorney. See
18 U.S.C. § 3664(b); Fed. R. Crim. P. 32(i)(1). One purpose of the disclosure
                                       10
   Case: 16-20570     Document: 00514247528     Page: 11   Date Filed: 11/22/2017


to the proper amount or type of restitution [is]
resolved by the court by the preponderance of the evidence.”). And as Pleitez
argues, § 3664 requires a court to “set a date for the final determination of the
victim’s losses” before increasing the restitution award, implying that a
defendant should be afforded the opportunity to be heard before a court adopts
a PSR’s recommendation. Id. § 3664(d)(5). Furthermore, Rule 32(i) governing
sentencing requires that a court “verify that the defendant and the defendant’s
attorney have read and discussed the presentence report and any addendum
to the report.” Fed. R. Crim. P. 32(i)(1)(A) (emphasis added). Thus, the
statutory scheme requires a district court provide a criminal defendant with
an opportunity to be heard before imposing mandatory restitution.
      We conclude that the final determination of      III. CONCLUSION
         Because Pleitez did not have a lawyer when the district court considered
and accepted the Fourth Addendum to the PSR containing a more onerous
restitution award, he was effectively denied any opportunity to object or
allocute when his sentence was enhanced. Under this Court’s precedent, this
was a critical stage of the trial proceedings, and Pleitez was denied effective
assistance of counsel. Restitution is a part of sentencing, which is a critical
stage of the trial proceedings. By issuing a more onerous restitution award
based on a new method of computation in the Fourth Addendum, the district
court increased Pleitez’s sentence outside the presence of the defendant or


exhilaration a new height of brilliance that you ultimately believe has changed your life forever.

And a sudden realization takes hold at 25,000 feet: you must return to Cordoba, really.

Experiencing high-volume doves in Argentina gives you entrée into a brotherhood of hunters who have endured one of the last extreme forms of bird shooting on the planet. The exuberance and triumph you feel can only be shared with others who have been there. And almost to the man, each will reveal they’re itching to get back at the first possible opportunity.

Rick Cundiff in the brush blind at Sierra Brava Lodge.

I had spent about a week in Cordoba, Argentina with my friend, Rick Cundiff, shooting doves at two spectacular destinations. Our first stop was Sierra Brava Lodge, followed by aAdd it up and the ⅛ ounce uptick credited to the 12-gauge loads over the 20 gauge can be noteworthy over a full day of shooting.

Toward that end, I selected two Berettas equipped with the company’s integrated Kick-Off recoil-reduction system. Kick-Off incorporates a pair of hydraulic dampeners, coupled with springs, in the stock of the shotgun. Upon firing, the system compress – moving the stock along your cheek. Complemented by a new Micro-Core recoil-pad polymer, Beretta claims a total recoil loss of 70 percent compared with “the nearest competition.”

Beretta’s X400 Light with the Kick-Off recoil-reduction system in the stock.

The high-volume experiment would embrace both a semi-auto and an over/under in 12 gauge. I opted for Beretta’s A400 Xplor Unico Light gas-operated semi-auto. I had already shot that gun


that I passed him before his bike blew up [laughter]. We had a lot of fun. I got along well with Ricky, and we were always pretty good friends. I ended up winning Binghamton that year, too, which was kind of cool.

Motocross Journal, the now defunct sister publication to MXA, traveled to Massachusetts and spent a day with the “Junkyard Dog” at his father’s junkyard. Dowd was the epitome of a blue collar racer.

You made a lot of friends during your racing career, one of them being your old teammate at Yamaha, Kevin Windham.

Kevin and I got signed with Yamaha the same year (1995). I think Yamaha looked to me as being Kevin’s babysitter, so to speak. Then again, I felt young at that time. I was livinghard to balance on the
exercise ball and I have to transition to the lazyboy.

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mahmud
3-4 beers in, that's when I actually get creative and make interesting stuff.

Programming ability UP, debugging ability waaay down though :-|

I spit out 3 pages of amazing jquery that turns a <div /> into an organism,
but I was totally axed by a rogue semicolon somewhere in the middle.

~~~
bartonfink
Was it one you wrote or was it one that the interpreter inserted to "help?"

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Animus7
I actually find it makes my hacking about twice as productive. When I tune out
all of the other things going on in my head, the only thing left is a
brainstem that's quite optimized for the C++ pointer twiddling tedium that
fills my nights.

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Tham Charoen is a sub-district (tambon) in So Phisai District, in Bueng Kan Province, northeastern Thailand. As of 2010, it had a population of 7,757 people, with jurisdiction over 11 villages.

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The most dramatic change came for the Wyoming unit in 1961 when it changed from an Air Defense Command Fighter-Interceptor unit to flying C-119 Flying Boxcars and airlifting medical patients, with the newly designated 187th Aeromedical Transport Squadron becoming part of Military Air Transport Service (MATS).

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Originally published:2008-12 as Research report (Lincoln University (Canterbury N.Z.). Agribusiness and Economics Research Unit) ; no. 313 by Lincoln University. Agribusiness and Economics Research Unit.

Abstract:

This study is one of four studies of New Zealand agribusiness success.
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studies focusing on issues of industry strategy, structure, conduct and performance as perceived by
industry participants and the AREN research team.
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