time the man goes, "But isn't this about fear?" the wife goes, "Well yes but I'm allowed to have my fear'; she wants to stay in her fear. Or anytime he notices some shame and he might mention it, "Why are you so ashamed?" she goes, "Well, you know," and gets upset with him for pointing out that she's ashamed, which is actually getting upset about the causal emotion that is shutting her down. So he then goes, "I might as well give up trying to please her or make her orgasm or any of those things, and I'll just focus on my pleasure and my orgasm after that." And this is why that has a tendency of occurring in many relationships. Now I've only indicated one ofmulti-generationally. Usually that's the source of this anger. She's acting this out with her current partner and if this continues without being resolved and he stays in the relationship, he becomes more and more and more resentful and eventually he becomes one of those men that she's complaining about even though he might have started in a different state! And this is the problem with these kinds of interactions if we don't resolve them, and discuss them, and then work through them as a priority. We find a lot of people in relationships don't work through these issues as a priority, they sort of put these things on the back burner, and they deal with it once a week or whatever. [01:03:38.12]

Mary: Yeah. Because these things, sexual fear


self-punishment that I'm holding onto in myself.

What Mary's suggesting is if the woman has been in this state for a long, long time and unwilling to deal with that state for a long time.

Mary: In refusal, say.

In refusal, then the man's feeling her refusal and after a while that feeling of refusal coming from her just builds up and builds up in the man, and he gets to the point where he really no longer cares. He doesn't care at all about whether she orgasms or not. He doesn't care whether she receives any pleasure or not because he's just too tired of the refusal to deal with the issue. He's now in a rage and the way he acts that out is either through impotence or throughmore than $40 million annually.

The bank had also extended what it called a “shadow line” of credit to consumers using debit cards or making ATM withdrawals, triggering more fees where previously these transactions would have just been declined. These initiatives, as part of a series of changes, were expected to together generate an additional $138 million in overdraft revenue for the bank each year, according to the bank’s memo.

For Wells Fargo, boosted revenues weren’t the official rationale, of course. One bank document explained that the changes in posting order would yield the following benefits to consumers:

More of a customer’s high dollar items will be paid, which we believe are the transactions a customer feels are most important (e.g., mortgage or rent).

In court, U.S. District Judge William Alsip didn’t


buy the bank’s arguments. In a 90-page ruling against Wells Fargo, he said the bank had acted in bad faith and that its “true motives” for re-engineering its processing of transactions were “gouging and profiteering.” The ruling came down on August 10—the same day Wells Fargo told investors that the Fed’s new rules on overdrafts would cost the company $500 million in fee revenue.

A Wells Fargo spokeswoman told me that the company is disappointed with the judge’s ruling and is appealing the decision. “We believe Wells Fargo’s method of processing transactions has been appropriate and consistent with customer’s interests and the laws and rules of governing regulatory authorities.” She also said that Wells Fargo—like many banks—offers a type of overdraft program that lets consumers link checking accounts toThursday, July 30, 2015

First of all I apologise for the clutter in the background but I ran out of time this morning and decided to take these outfits photos at uni rather than at home. Also it was raining this morning and I had too much to do today to wait for the weather to cooperate! On the plus side you can see the archaic (pun intended) folders in the background jam packed with palaeontology papers! While it's not totally inspiring to see my messy office space it does remind me of when I first started reading fashion blogs, particularly The Fashion Void that is DC. This later morphed into Moohoop a Tumblr blog and in 2011 Brooke Kao stopped writing altogether. She was among the first wave


immunity. On the other hand, the window is widened when seeking sync pulses, or when signal changes occur, for example, during a channel change in the television receiver. The system will also produce periodic output syncs in the absence of expected incoming syncs within the window for a time period depending upon the history of the received signal and produce minimum frequency (default signals) output sync in the absence of an incoming sync signal. With the system of the invention, sync drop outs because of noise impulses and the like are minimized.way to make a profit for their services, such as home food allergy sensitivity testing, which is not an accurate way to diagnose anything,” he says.

One branch of quackery aimed at food allergy parents involves dubious means of diagnosing food allergies, such as chiropractic adjustments, muscle testing, and hair analysis, Stukus says. Websites peddling food allergy home tests often are loose with the terms “allergy” and “sensitivity” and use them interchangeably, even though food allergies and food intolerances are wildly different things. (Stukus goes so far as to say food sensitivities aren’t real.)

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Alterations in the redox state of cysteine residues constitute an important mechanism for the regulation of cellular functions. The thiol group of cysteine residues is the most reactive of any amino acid side chain, existing as free thiols, or, in the presence of appropriate electron acceptors, disulfides formed between vicinal thiols ([@B8], [@B9]). Thiol/disulfide redox state exchanges are generally reversible ([@B13]), their proportions varying in response to changes in cellular redox potential, which in turn affects the biological activities of enzymes, receptors, transporters, and transcription factors ([@B12]).

Redox modification of cysteine sulfhydryl groups may also be an important mechanism of controlling ion channel function. Redox agents alter the function of several channels including sarcoplasmic reticulum Ca^2+^-release channels in skeletal muscle ([@B26]), *N*-methyl-[d]{.smallcaps}-aspartate receptor channels in the brain ([@B24]), voltage-dependentbath solution was (in mM): KCl 135.0, MgCl~2~ 2.0, CaCl~2~ 1.8 or 2.2, EGTA 3.0, HEPES 10.0, pH adjusted to 7.2 with KOH solution. Free Ca^2+^ in this solution was either 250 nM (CaCl~2~ = 1.8 mM) or 500 nM (CaCl~2~ = 2.2 mM) ([@B11]). The pipette solution contained (in mM): NaCl 136.0, KCl 5.0, CaCl~2~ 1.8, MgCl~2~ 1.0, HEPES 10.0, with pH adjusted to 7.4 with NaOH solution. Solutions were reversed for outside-out patches. Patches were examined at a holding potential of 0--40 mV, depending on the level of control channel activity. After a patch was obtained, an equilibration period of ∼5 min was allowed; patches that showed large fluctuations in channel activity over this period were discarded. Thereafter, channel activity was recorded continuously until the end


sequential thiol-disulfide exchanges with a mixed disulfide of the redox agent and a protein cysteine residue as the intermediate ([@B9]; [@B6]; [@B16]). The opposite actions of sulfhydryl reducing and oxidizing agents and the reciprocal reversal of their actions on nP~o~ are consistent with a mechanism of thiol/ disulfide exchange.

It is not clear how changes in redox state regulate maxi-K channel activity. Since the activity of this channel is highly dependent on Ca^2+^, one possibility for the change in nP~o~ is that thiol/disulfide exchanges are associated with changes in protein conformation that influence channel Ca^2+^ binding affinity, which determines the rate constant for channel gating. Free protein thiols can exist either in the reduced state (-SH) or as thiolate anions (-S^−^), depending on pH and the pKa of theclosed
Friday at $68.10. Oil prices near $70 shouldn’t put the brakes on economic
growth, however. While they’re boosting costs for some sectors of the
economy, the energy sector and related industries have more money to spend
on equipment and workers.

But higher oil
prices are certainly an inconvenience for drivers, especially those with
lower incomes.

“The good news is,
both at the global level and the U.S. level, this is occurring at a time
when growth is fairly robust,” said Nariman Behravesh, chief economist at
IHS Markit. “But consumers as whole will be hurt, mostly because gasoline
prices are going up.”

Kevin Lanke, a
motion picture lighting technician in Redondo Beach, California, says he’s
now paying about $3.39 per gallon to fill up the 25-gallon tank in his 2000
Land Cruiser SUV. That’s about 20 cents more per gallon than a couple of
months


Improvement of emergency and routine turnaround time by data processing and instrumentation changes.
A retrospective study of stat and routine laboratory analysis turnaround time was performed in a 1000-bed public hospital before and after the implementation of instrument and computer changes. Significant decreases in turnaround time were found for enzyme tests in the stat laboratory and for all analytes studied in the routine laboratory. The decrease in TAT was evaluated using a physician satisfaction scale, elaborated in conjunction with specialists from several fields, that disclosed an increase in perceptive quality. Results from other authors and recommendations by the College of American Pathologists for turnaround time are discussed.true in enterprises where M$ banks, and startups need the speed of
prototyping that only native development can currently support.

React Native is coming along nicely, but no matter what hybrid framework you
use, you'll still need to test it on multiple platforms, hardware, and under
various conditions to really feel confident shipping it to people. Mobile is
hard. That's why there are resources like this:
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To verify the version of Adobe Flash Player installed on your system, access the About Flash Player page, or right-click on content running in Flash Player and selectis more reasonable than several discrete values; therefore, the regularized NNLS is recommended. In this study, it was hypothesized that diffusion spectral parameters could better differentiate different tissues; even in the same malignant tissues, it could be used for monitoring therapy effect.

Diffusion spectral parameters -- that is, the changes in the rates of D_max, FWHM, and ADC values -- can monitor water diffusion activity that result from a decrease in tumor cells soon after radiotherapy (within 48 h). Within 48 h after radiotherapy, D_max and ADC values were significantly higher than before therapy, which increased water diffusion-reflected tumor cell decrease that was demonstrated by decreased optimal photon numbers in this study. In addition, the negative correlation that existed between survivin and change in rates of D_max and ADC


told the police officer conducting the videotape that appellant had been molesting her since the age of seven. The complainant's 14-year-old half brother testified as a defense witness that appellant would often send him outside the family home, leaving appellant and the complainant alone inside. The complainant's 10-year-old cousin, Derrick Herbert, testified in the State's rebuttal that he once saw the complainant lying naked on a bed, while appellant was nearby putting on his underwear. The State conceded during jury argument, however, that that was not the incident alleged in the indictment or the one testified to on videotape by the complainant. It was rebuttal evidence, and the event described was never shown to have occurred on the date alleged in the indictment, within any particular year, orknown about these things *912 because the child had never seen him and his wife when they engaged in sex.)
4) The appellant took the stand in his defense and at no time denied doing the act charged. He stated that: he had a good relationship with the complainant; he never disciplined her; and there was no reason for her not to like him. He agreed that: he talked with her twice while he was in jail; his wife worked at night; he was unemployed; and he was with the complainant during these times; and the child had never seen him and his wife when they engaged in sex.
5) The State's witness, Derrick, age 10, Lisa Herbert's son, testified that when he visited the appellant's household on a Saturday,


never requested. Appellant did not object, as in Long v. State, 742 S.W.2d 302, 304 (Tex.Crim.App. 1987), to denial of confrontation. Nor did he object, as in Lawson v. State, 697 S.W. 2d 803 (Tex.App.Houston [1st Dist.] 1985), vacated, 752 S.W.2d 565 (Tex.Crim. App.1988), that he was being denied a contemporaneous cross-examination. Rather, appellant complains that the examination of the complainant was limited because leading questions were not permitted.
I would hold that this complaint is without merit for two reasons. First, appellant made no bill of exceptions to show what further beneficial evidence he would have elicited if the leading questions had been allowed. Thus, nothing is presented for review. Stewart v. State, 686 S.W.2d 118, 122 (Tex.Crim.App.1984), cert. denied, 474 U.S. 866, 106 S.Ct. 190, 88 L.Ed.2dalleged error is harmless beyond a reasonable doubt.
Reviewing the complainant's testimony from the standpoint of harm, I note that the complainant responded to appellant's questioning by testifying that appellant did not commit the offense alleged and that she did not equivocate in her answers until cross-examination by the State. The appellant could have asked that he be allowed to cross-examine under the adverse witness rule when the complainant began to equivocate after the State's cross-examination, *914 but he did not choose to do so. During direct examination, she explained her false accusations on the videotape and to her grandmother as being made out of anger at appellant and her mother. An investigator hired by appellant also testified that he interviewed the complainant, and she stated that the offense


prison and is unable to find a good job.

Instead of spending all that money on enforcing marijuana laws, "why not legalize it, regulate it, tax it and make money from it?" Jones said.

"We're seeing this swelling of support. Now it's just a matter of when legislators will catch up."

That may take longer in Texas than it does in states like Colorado, where voters have the ability to place an issue on the ballot through initiative and referendum. By this process, citizens can propose laws and amendments by gathering a certain number of signatures on a petition, placing initiatives on the ballot and calling for a vote of the general public.

Texans don't have that option and must wait for the state legislature to propose laws and amendments. Jones saidworks, but it's a bit of a chore to write and I'm convinced there's a better way.

A:

The canonical way is to define begin() and end() functions in a suitable header and use something like this:
char const* array[] = {
    "this is a",
    "list of strings",
    "which are going",
    "to be stored",
    "in a vector"
};
std::vector<std::string> vec(begin(array), end(array));

The functions begin() and end() are defined like this:
template <typename T, int Size>
T* begin(T (&array)[Size]) {
    return array;
}
template <typename T, int Size>
T* end(T (&array)[Size]) {
    return array + Size;
}

A:

As chris noted, you could store all literals into the array, and then initialize vector from that array:
#include <vector>
#include <iostream>
#include <string>

int main()
{


deal with failure as well as you already know how to deal with success.

Here are seven famous failures to inspire you on your journey:

Sir Richard Branson – Did you know that he’s lost more on failed ventures than most people earn in their entire lives (yet he is still one of the richest people on earth). In his own words:

“You fail if you don’t try. If you try and you fail, yes, you’ll have a few articles saying you’ve failed at something. But if you look at the history of American entrepreneurs, one thing I do know about them: An awful lot of them have tried and failed in the past and gone on to great things.”

Mary Kay Ash – Did you know that the founder of Maryset -- "$args0" "$args1" "$args2" ;;
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A device called a TreeTalker is providing information about trees to people who oversee forests and woodlands.

The device aims to measure the growth and general health of trees.

Scientists say the new technology is important because trees are believed to be under increasing stress because of changes in the world’s climate.

Scientists say forests are important because they absorb, or take in, carbon dioxide. It is one of the gases released by burning oil and other fossil fuels.

Studies show that carbon dioxide is a heat-trapping gas. It has been linked to a general warming in the Earth’s atmosphere.

Antonio Brunori is Secretary-General of PEFC Italy. PEFC is short for the Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification. The organization says it works to support good methods for overseeing and developing forestCena Store Nulled v2.8.1

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An interferometric measuring device is discussed in German Patent No. 197 21 843. This interferometric measuring device is designed as a white light interferometer measuring device having a section designed as a modulation interferometer and a section designed as an imaging interferometer assigned to the object to be measured. The imaging interferometer is designed so that measurements may be performed even in tight spaces. A first partial beam may be further divided into a reference partial beam and at least one measuring partial beam, another beam splitter and a reference mirror being situated in a common measuring probe. Such a measuring probe may be inserted into hollow spaces. However, if vibration occurs during a measurement in a manufacturing process, the measurement result may be inaccurate due to vibrationother agencies refer destitute orphans to the organisation as the most suitable facility in Kabul to give practical and emotional support to the most difficult of cases. Mahboba's Promise is a signatory to the Code of Conduct of ACFID, The Australian Council for International Development and Mahboba's Promise NGO in Kabul is an observer member of ACBAR, The Agency Coordinating Body for Afghan Relief.
In 2009 Mahboba's Promise opened a medical centre staffed by a local doctor and dentist to provide medical and dental care for Hope House orphans and widows, as well as the local community. Main concerns for the children have been skin problems, including scabies and fungal infections as well as leishmaniasis caused by a sand fly bite. Hearing and gum problems are also prevalent. The


much of satire, and even much of investigative journalism, has become part of a self-cleaning establishment, a purgative tonic for the belly of the beast.

Frankly, I do not see my job as keeping our rulers on their toes; I’d rather see them hanging by their feet. Perhaps I should have been more ironic, but then you might have thought I didn’t mean it, and I did. I certainly believe that a sense of humour is essential, but as a way of looking at the world, not as a way of packaging it for public consumption.

In any event, I was given the option of staying on until the election but also told that I shouldn’t use the column as a platform for the Socialist Alliance. Since the fact of/*
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4.  TW designs the max. incremental rate based on normal cap. structure,
deprec., O&M, allocations, etc.
5.  TW has one contract for 40,000/day, for 10 years for service on the
lateral;
6.   The rate for that one customer is a negotiated rate that is based on an
alternative ratemaking study under which the customer pays enough $$ to cover
debt service on the project financing, incremental deprec., O&M, A&G, etc.
No allocated costs or any other costs related to TW's preexisting facilities
are included in the negotiated rate.
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/*
 * Copyright (C) 2012 ST Microelectronics
 * Viresh Kumar <vireshk@kernel.org>
 *
 * This file is licensed under the terms of the GNU General Public
 * License version 2. This program is licensed "as is" without any
 * warranty of any kind, whether express or implied.
 *
 * Fractional Synthesizer clock implementation
 */

#define pr_fmt(fmt) "clk-frac-synth: " fmt

#include <linux/clk-provider.h>
#include <linux/slab.h>
#include <linux/io.h>
#include <linux/err.h>
#include "clk.h"

#define DIV_FACTOR_MASK		0x1FFFF

/*
 * DOC: Fractional Synthesizer clock
 *
 * Fout from synthesizer can be given from below equation:
 *
 * Fout= Fin/2*div (division factor)
 * div is 17 bits:-
 *	0-13 (fractional part)
 *	14-16 (integer part)
 *	div is (16-14 bits).(13-0 bits) (in binary)
 *
 *	Fout = Fin/(2 * div)
 *	Fout = ((Fin / 10000)/(2 * div)) * 10000
 *	Fout = (2^14 * (Fin / 10000)/(2^14 * (2 *10000;

	parent_rate = (parent_rate << 14) / (2 * div);
	return parent_rate * 10000;
}

/* Configures new clock rate of frac */
static int clk_frac_set_rate(struct clk_hw *hw, unsigned long drate,
				unsigned long prate)
{
	struct clk_frac *frac = to_clk_frac(hw);
	struct frac_rate_tbl *rtbl = frac->rtbl;
	unsigned long flags = 0, val;
	int i;

	clk_round_rate_index(hw, drate, prate, frac_calc_rate, frac->rtbl_cnt,
			&i);

	if (frac->lock)
		spin_lock_irqsave(frac->lock, flags);

	val = readl_relaxed(frac->reg) & ~DIV_FACTOR_MASK;
	val |= rtbl[i].div & DIV_FACTOR_MASK;
	writel_relaxed(val, frac->reg);

	if (frac->lock)
		spin_unlock_irqrestore(frac->lock, flags);

	return 0;
}

static const struct clk_ops clk_frac_ops = {
	.recalc_rate = clk_frac_recalc_rate,
	.round_rate = clk_frac_round_rate,
	.set_rate = clk_frac_set_rate,
};

struct clk *clk_register_frac(const char *name, const char *parent_name,
		unsigned long flags, void __iomem *reg,
		struct frac_rate_tbl *rtbl, u8 rtbl_cnt, spinlock_t *lock)
{
	struct clk_init_data init;
	struct clk_frac *frac;
	struct clk *clk;

	if (!name || !parent_name || !reg || !rtbl || !rtbl_cnt) {
		pr_err("Invalid arguments passed\n");
		return ERR_PTR(-EINVAL);
	}

	frac = kzalloc(sizeof(*frac), GFP_KERNEL);
	if (!frac)
		return ERR_PTR(-ENOMEM);

	/* struct clk_frac assignments */
	frac->reg = reg;
	frac->rtbl = rtbl;
	frac->rtbl_cnt = rtbl_cnt;
	frac->lock = lock;
	frac->hw.init = &init;

	init.name


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3.6. The SFGP may, if both the County Council and a General Meeting approve, fix a different number of County Council members to be elected for the following term. The SFGP must notify the State Coordinating Committee of the Green Party of California, which must then in turn notify the Secretary of State by the 135th day preceding the general primary election.

3.7. New members of the County Council may be appointed to fill vacancies. The Council shall nominate, and with the consent of a General Meeting (business decision), appoint new members to the Council.

3.8. Members of the San Francisco Green Party who hold elected office in local, state, or federal government shall be regarded as ex


officio members of the County Council. Ex officio members may participate in all CC decisions, but are not obligated to attend meetings or counted when determining whether a quorum is present.

3.9. The County Council will be responsible for the general administration of the San Francisco Green Party. The duties and powers of the County Council are:

3.9.1. To propose the agenda and choose Facilitators for General Meetings;

3.9.2. To see to it that minutes of General Meetings are kept, and that the records of the San Francisco Green Party are maintained;

3.9.3. To set dates for General Meeting sessions, and to take steps to see that the membership is informed of those dates;

3.9.4. To make recommendations and proposals to General Meetings;

3.9.5. To ask for and receive reports and recommendations from theWorking Groups;

3.9.6. To coordinate the efforts of the various Working Groups;

3.9.7. To act as a conduit for information between Working Groups, and to make recommendations to Working Groups, as necessary;

3.9.8. To set up new Working Groups, and to dissolve Working Groups that are not meeting or functioning;

3.9.9. To make every reasonable effort to see to it that decisions of General Meetings are faithfully carried out;

3.9.10. To make such decisions as are normally reserved to a General Meeting, but cannot be delayed until the next possible General Meeting session (such decisions may be subject to revision or rejection at the next General Meeting);

3.9.11. To develop strategy and implement policy for the San Francisco Green Party;

3.9.12. To be ultimately responsible for seeing that the legal and fiscal responsibilities of the


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                                               Entered for the Court


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could have been raised in that action.”5 Res judicata “insures the finality of
judgments and thereby conserves judicial resources and protects litigants from
multiple lawsuits.”6 Res judicata bars a claim if four elements are met: “(1) the
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– and it must be “closed” so that no snakes are able to get out. Even the
smallest hole must be closed – because keeping a hope open could result in a
(small) snake creeping out and infecting/killing the whole department!

Or saying it another way – any possible risk of a breach of
a sanction must be removed 100% (110 if at all possible). Anything that can
happen – will happen! And trade finance is a “mess” of unknown parties, exotic
countries, many different kind of risks – and not least complex rules. Together
a deadly cocktail – from a compliance perspective.

2: The trade finance bankers

For the trade finance banker, compliance and sanctions are
simply poison! The trade finance instruments are independent of the underlying
agreement – well basically independent of


the rest of the world. So the mere
talk about sanctions or even addressing the issue in the trade finance
instruments (like the LC) is like saying that it is possible to jump from one
cloud to another cloud merely by the energy that comes from signing a Gene
Kelly song!

3: The corporate customers using trade finance products

For the corporate customers using the trade finance
instruments the banks are the bad guys! The banks includes nasty, legal and
“impossible to read” sanction clauses into their trade finance instruments for
the sole purpose of being able to bail out of their obligation!

Do you recognise the above? And who is right and who is
wrong? Well – the good – and sad – truth is that they are all wrong – and they
are all right! The world ishandle
this issue – is via an open mind, good cooperation – and mutual respect! I.e.
the same way as living a good life!

As such this blog post should signifies the end of the trade
finance paradigms … but I am “in flow” so why stop? So – at least – two more to
come:


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DOTA 2 Pudge Guide, Build and Strategy. Pudge is one of the most difficult heroes to play effectively, but also one of the most rewarding. His Meat Hook skill is extremely deadly, but difficult to master. A well placed Meat Hook will snag an enemy hero and drag them to Pudge, dealing damage along the way. Once the target has been hooked, Pudge can use his other two active skills to finish them off: Rot is a toggled Damage Over Time skill which affects all nearby enemies but also Pudge himself. (Pudge must be careful when using Rot, which can quickly drain his life and make him easy prey for enemies.) To stop his target from escaping or resisting, Pudge can usethe same. The multiplications when computing r1 and s1 are done at the precision of double. The multiplications when computing r2 and s2 are done at the precision of long double.
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and what pupils were expected to do at each station. I kept the basic outline of the lesson on the board so that pupils could see the progression of the lesson, and how these linked to the lesson’s objectives.

The first station – the Learning Log – is an idea borrowed (stolen) from Tim Shelton (see http://sheltont.wordpress.com/). The way that the log is structured means that pupils can show clear steps of progression through the stages of the learning log, starting at the scarily happy stump of wood (get it? Log!) and moving out towards the green boxes.

This station scaffolds the structure of written arguments in, what I think is, a fun and colourful way. Obviously these descriptors are relative and extremely biased, but the benefit of the stationquiz.

The last station was the Chest of Challenges. This activity was harder and, as the name suggests, was challenging for all pupils. The questions were differentiated – there being easier and harder ones, and I left it up to the pupils to choose their own level of challenge. There were prompts on the cards of what to include in terms of opinions, facts and others’ opinions. Once the pupils had written their initial response to the question on their own, they came together as a group again and used the Level Up! wheel to improve their answer.

The Level Up! wheel features 16 foci for improvement. The idea being that as a pupil uses the wheel more and more, checking written answers for these foci becomes automatic. The wheel


can be altered to suit any topic, but as you can see the wheel is specifically tailored to RS.

During the activities, I monitored each group and assisted where I was needed. However in general the pupils were able to get by on their own. This brings to mind the Self-Organised Learning Environments that Sugata Mitra talks about – so if any of you have seen/read his work on TED, this is how I have applied it.

I was the ‘facilitator’ or, as Mitra calls it, ‘grandmother’ that aids learning. Ask the right questions, set the right sort of activities and pupils can learn from themselves and from each other with greater benefit to their PLTs than by feeding the information.

Please let me know if you’ve done something similar, orcreated this blog. I am well aware that I am still in training and that my experience is but a dot on the vast and endless sky of education, but my creativity is what makes me unique as a teacher, so I would like to share some of my ideas with those of you who might be interested.
I would like to thank Mr. Tim Shelton, who also has a blog (shelton.wordpress.com), who encouraged me to share the creation.


I have the worst fandom name ever, I mean why can't it be a good one like Directioners, Lovatics, Beliebers or Swifties. Mine is just terrible!" I thought real deep and I could feel the girls piercing eyes on me. They giggled along side me, when you think about it they never stop giggling and sometimes I even catch it and all I do is giggle at stupid and random things.

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His comments sent the British pound tumbling down 1.85% on Monday – a seven-year low – against the U.S. dollar. It ended its plummet at $1.42 from $1.44. This kind of market reaction, reported Fortune yesterday, indicates that investors are spooked by the uncertainty surrounding a Brexit.

You see, despite the euro crisis playing out right now, the EU is the world's largest market. If the European economy is adversely affected, it will have substantial ripple effects on global markets.

This uncertainty is one reason British Prime Minister David Cameron has been pushing for Britain to stay in


the most under rated piece dialogue in this film comes from 'Drive the Corvette into the Water' scene. It's where Billy Jack says:

Well it may have been violent and maybe he wasn't indian, but living near a small reservation, it was the first time they ever saw indians potrayed in a popular light. Back then being an indian was the same as a dirt word, and he gave them confidence so i wouldn't be so quick to damn the movie. It really started a revolution here in the Upper Penisula where they could be proud of who they were.

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blade wears away and damages the cutting edge rounding and flattening it, destroying the geometry that makes it an effective wedge. Sharpening is the process of (1) restoring the intended wedge geometry; and (2) removing defects from the meeting of the wedge’s sides by abrading metal from one or both sides down past any damage, leaving a relatively clean, uniform wedge with minimal defects. This is the sharp edge. It is what the wood experiences. It requires effort to achieve, but it ain’t rocket surgery.

The most difficult part of achieving the two objectives listed above is making nothing from something, in a place that cannot be seen. Now that’s a Zen koan.

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also noticed that some colors, like the sky, can look a little dulled. But hey, that’s what post-processing is for, right?

Attached is a Pedco UltraPod II, a really inexpensive and lightweight tripod system that is ideal for smaller cameras like this one. It might be able to handle your DSLR, but it thrives on mirrorless systems like the Ricoh GR . It also comes with a strap so you can attach it to your handlebars, hiking pole, or a nearby tree for some shot flexibility. I’ve found it to work well, and at 4.2 ounces, it’s silly to leave it at home.

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1.2 “These functions are all subjective, can often be wrong, and therefore can’t really tell us anything about truth”

The objection here is that there is no way to objectively measure or test these impressions upon the human senses, and so they are therefore not valid in determining what is true. But let’s not throw out the baby with the bathwater – these functions, I will argue, are necessary, but not sufficient in in determining moral and spiritual truth.

If our intuition, conscience, and communion faculties are real, and working properly, then they ARE reliable for determining what is true, especially in concert with our reason, intellect, and experience.

Scripture gives us a good bit of description and instruction on what these more subjective faculties are, how to get them working


is, the sense of awe we get in the grandeur of nature is part of what the Bible expects us to recognize intuitively as evidence for God. This grandeur can be seen and experienced in grand vistas as well as the complexity of biochemistry, or the order of the universe – i.e. it’s a teliological experience, if you will –we realize God is real through the design, order, complexity, and beauty of the creation.

We have all experienced this awe – even Carl Sagan, the eminent scientist and atheist experienced this awe:

The cosmos is full beyond measure of elegant truths; of exquisite interrelationships; of the awesome machinery of nature.

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second harmonic output signal at the desired frequency. Intermodulation distortion occurs when two radio signals, one desired and one undesired, enter the signal terminal of the transistor and produce an unwanted output signal within the selectivity of the amplifier.
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Should all h:graphicImage components be bound to the same value really?
I can't see the imagePath property of your bean.

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The animated movie "Ratchet & Clank" is based on the popular video game of the same name. The two protagonists, Ratchet and Clank, are on a quest with the Galactic Rangers to save the Solana Galaxy from a villainous alien, according to a film description. The new movie is set for release sometime in 2015.

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"The Day of the Triffids" (based on a book of the same name) is the science-fiction story of a plague of blindness that infects most people on Earth. Individuals on the planet are then forced to fight alien plants, called Triffids, in


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namespace ofx {
namespace piMapper {

BaseSource::BaseSource(){
	//std::cout << "BaseSource" << std::endl;
	init();
    runInBackground = false;
    displayed = false;
}

BaseSource::BaseSource(ofTexture * newTexture){
	init();
	texture = newTexture;
}

BaseSource::~BaseSource(){}

ofTexture * BaseSource::getTexture(){
	return texture;
}

std::string & BaseSource::getName(){
	return name;
}

bool BaseSource::isLoadable(){
	return loadable;
}

bool BaseSource::isLoaded(){
	return loaded;
}

SourceType BaseSource::getType(){
	return type;
}

std::string & BaseSource::getPath(){
	return path;
}

void BaseSource::init(){
	texture = 0;
	name = "";
	path = "";
	loadable = false;
	loaded = false;
	type = SourceType::SOURCE_TYPE_NONE;
	referenceCount = 1;   // We have one instance on init
}

void BaseSource::setActive(bool value){
    displayed = value;
}

bool BaseSource::isActive(){
    return displayed;
}

bool BaseSource::runsInBackground(){
    return runInBackground;
}

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	std::vector<std::string> pathParts;
	//std::cout << "fullPath: " << fullPath << std::endl;

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	//std::cout << "lastPathPart: " << pathParts[pathParts.size() - 1] << std::endl;
	name = pathParts[pathParts.size() - 1];
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 1    for corporate liability and our observation that there is a growing consensus

 2    among our sister circuits to that effect.  Indeed, on the issue of corporate liability

 3    under the ATS, Kiobel I now appears to swim alone against the tide.

 4              A. The Decisions in Kiobel I and Kiobel II
 5          To repeat:  The ATS provides, in full, that ʺ[t]he district courts shall have

 6    original jurisdiction of any civil action by an alien for a tort only, committed in

 7    violation of the law of nations or a treaty of the United States.ʺ  28 U.S.C. § 1350.

 8    In Kiobel I, the panel divided over the breadth of liability recognized by the ʺlaw

 9    of nationsʺ—and, consequently, on whether corporations may be held liable

10    under the ATS.

11          The majority opinion, written by Judge Cabranes and joined by then‐Chief

12    Judge Jacobs, concluded that the ATS does not permit claims against

13


                                    Jesner v. Arab Bank

 1                          B. The Impact of Kiobel II on Kiobel I
 2                  Although the route the Supreme Court took to its decision in Kiobel II

 3    seems to suggest that the Court was less than satisfied with our approach to

 4    jurisdiction over the cases on appeal under the ATS, it neither said as much nor

 5    purported to overrule Kiobel I.   The two decisions adopted different bases for

 6    dismissal for lack of subject‐matter jurisdiction.  Whatever the tension between

 7    them, the decisions are not logically inconsistent.

 8                  The Supreme Court chose to affirm Kiobel I on extraterritoriality grounds

 9    without reaching the corporate liability question.  Id. at 1663.  But because both of

10    these questions concern the proper interpretation of the ATS itself, and because

11   the ATS is strictly jurisdictional,14 it follows that both of these questions are

12    jurisdictional.  Regarding corporate liability, Kiobel I held that federal courts lack

13    jurisdiction over ATS suits against corporations; as to extraterritoriality, Kiobel II

14    held that federal courts lack jurisdiction over ATS suits based solely on

15    extraterritorial conduct unless that conduct sufficiently touches and concerns the

          The ATS is a ʺstrictly jurisdictionalʺ statute.  Kiobel II, 133 S. Ct. at 1664 (quoting Sosa,
          14

      542 U.S. at 713).  It ʺdoes not directly regulate conduct or afford relief.  It instead allows
      federal courts to recognize certain causes of action based on sufficiently definite norms
      of international law.ʺ  Id.

                                                                     19


agree  with  the  District  Court  that  our  holding  in  [our  earlier  case]  was
                   based  on  an  interpretation  of  the  Social  Security  Actʹs  antiattachment
                   provision  that  is  inconsistent  with  the  Supreme  Courtʹs  reading  of  [the
                   statutory provision at issue in a later case].  We therefore conclude that (1)
                   [our  prior  opinion]ʹs  holding  concerning  the  scope  of  [the  statutory
                         Jesner v. Arab Bank

 1    Whitney Aircraft Div. of United Techs. Corp., 136 F.3d 273, 275 (2d Cir. 1998)

 2    (quoting Chesley v. Union Carbide Corp., 927 F.2d 60, 68 (2d Cir. 1991)); see also N.Y.

 3    State Elec. & Gas Corp. v. FirstEnergy Corp., 766 F.3d 212, 222 n.4 (2d Cir. 2014)

 4    (same, citing Olsen).  However, we have discretion to choose not to do so based

 5    on prudential factors and concerns.  See Bacolitsas v. 86th & 3rd Owner, LLC, 702

 6    F.3d 673, 681 (2d Cir. 2012) (ʺWhile generally we decline considering arguments

 7    not addressed by the district court, this is a prudential rule we apply at our

 8    discretion.  In determining whether to consider such issues, we rely on a number

 9    of factors, including the interests of judicial economy, and whether the

10    unaddressed issues present pure questions of law.ʺ (citations omitted)).

11          It is tempting to seek to avoid grappling with issues requiring an analysis

12    of the relationship between Kiobel I and Kiobel II and the continuing viability of

13    Kiobel I simply by affirming the district courtʹs judgments on the basis of Kiobel II

14    alone.  We nevertheless decline to do so for several reasons.  First, inasmuch as

15    the district court did decide the case based solely on a mechanical application of

16    Kiobel I, if it is ʺgood law,ʺ an affirmance on the basis of Kiobel I is the simplest,

17    most direct route to that result.  By contrast, in order to affirm on the grounds

18    that law established by Kiobel II prohibits the assumption of jurisdiction in this


                                                    Jesner v. Arab Bank

 1    case, we would have to decide in the first instance that the alleged activities

 2    underlying the plaintiffsʹ claims do not touch and concern the United States

 3    sufficiently to justify a conclusion that the district court had subject matter

 4    jurisdiction under Kiobel IIʹs extraterritoriality test.  It seems to us to be unwise to

 5    decide the difficult and sensitive issue of whether the clearing of foreign dollar‐

 6    denominated payments through a branch in New York could, under these

 7    circumstances, displace the presumption against the extraterritorial application

 8    of the ATS, when it was not the focus of either the district courtʹs decision or the

 9    briefing on appeal.  See, e.g., Amicus Curiae Brief of the Institute of International

10    Bankers at 5‐20 (discussing several concerns regarding whether the clearing of

11    foreign dollar‐denominated transfers through the United States would be

12    sufficient domestic conduct to allow suit under the ATS).

13          Moreover, deciding this appeal solely on the basis of Kiobel I may well

14    further the development of the law of this Circuit in this regard.  If Kiobel I

15    remains authoritative, litigants would benefit from the settling of expectations

16    that clarification would bring.  And if the rule of Kiobel I does not prevail, then

17    leaving it unnecessarily ʺon the booksʺ is worrisome—it may result in the

18    dismissal of cases that are meritorious, including possibly multidistrict litigations

                  We therefore affirm on the basis of the holding of Kiobel I.

 6             III.         Common Law Claims
 7                    The plaintiffs request that if we affirm the dismissal of their ATS claims—

 8    as indeed we do—we reinstate the ʺgeneral federal common lawʺ claims asserted

 9    in their complaints (to which they refer on appeal as their ʺgeneral common‐law

10    tortʺ claims), which the district court dismissed as redundant and lacking a

11    ʺsound basis.ʺ  Almog, 471 F. Supp. 2d at 294.  Alternatively, the plaintiffs request

12    leave to amend their complaints in order to re‐plead under state or foreign law

13    the claims that they originally pleaded under federal common law.  We decline

14    both requests.

15                    First, we will not reinstate the plaintiffsʹ federal24 common‐law causes of

16    action because we discern no basis for such nebulous, non‐statutory claims under

          The plaintiffs clearly asserted their non‐statutory claims under federal law, not state
          24


message from this study is that fatty acids could regulate cellular energy metabolism by increasing the affinity of the ADP/ATP transporter for ADP, via conformational changes of the transporter. This study provides new understandings of the metabolic changes in altered age-related cardiovascular diseases.

In another study, Parodi-Rullán et al. \[[@B5-cells-09-01177]\] sought to elucidate whether ANT knockdown affects respiratory chain supercomplex formation in H9c2 cardiomyoblasts. This study is predicated on a previous observation by the same group that pharmacological inhibition of ANT disintegrated respirasome, the main respiratory chain supercomplex containing ETC complexes I, III, and IV, in cardiac mitochondria \[[@B6-cells-09-01177]\] suggesting an essential role of ANT in respirasome formation. ANT1 knockdown in the H9c2 cells reduced the ∆Ψ~m~ but increased total cellular ATP levels \[[@B5-cells-09-01177]\]. Furthermore, ANT1 downregulation did notSo, extrapolation to human experience is tempered.

*Crosstalk between mitochondria and other subcellular compartments*: Mitochondria form an intricate network of connectivity with each other and with other cell structures, including the nucleus and the cytoskeleton. This dynamic interaction provides the framework for efficient mitochondrial function and cell survival. The anatomical and functional connection between mitochondria and the nucleus provides a coordinated cellular response to intracellular changes. The study by Eldarov et al. \[[@B12-cells-09-01177]\] explored the idea that mitochondria interaction with the nucleus is beyond intramembrane connection; it espouses the notion that a tiny fraction of the organelle could reside in the nucleus. This provocative concept has its genesis from earlier studies, but the results at the time generated skepticisms. Furthermore, other studies reported that mitochondria fragments found in the


our government as well," he said his appearance before the Senate Judiciary Committee's Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights.

Sanders said a handful of billionaires own a significant part of the wealth of America and have enormous control over our economy. The wealthiest 400 individuals own more wealth than the bottom 150 million Americans - half the country. One family, the Walton family of Wal-Mart fame, is worth $89 billion, more than the bottom 40 percent of America.

"What the Supreme Court did in Citizens United is to say to these same billionaires and the corporations they control: ‘You own and control the economy, you own Wall Street, you own the coal companies, you own the oil companies. Now, for a very small percentage of your wealth,to a $2.98 million bonus. Then he switched back to Boras, reneged on the deal and accused the Dodgers of trying to force him into a bad deal. Aiming to re-establish his worth for the 2006 draft, Hochevar has joined the Fort Worth Cats of the independent American Association. His first two starts drew a flock of scouts, and he lit up the radar guns from 90-97 mph with his fastball. Hochevar also showed his mid-80s slider, and he can turn to a curveball and changeup. His command isn’t as sharp and his stuff starts to drop by the fourth inning, both products of his long layoff. He has had trouble repeating his delivery, but overall he has looked just as he did early in 2005. The Dodgers


rough season in the Big 12 Conference, and its strong recruiting class may also take major hits. Lefthanders Clayton Kershaw and Zach Britton are unlikely to make it to College Station after improving significantly this spring, and Sulentic fits into that category as well. He hit .676-19-58 to win the Dallas area triple crown, and the only 4-A or 5-A player in the Metroplex who has matched his numbers in the last decade was Jason Stokes, who hit 19 homers in 2000 and now plays in Triple-A for the Marlins. Sulentic is a pure lefthanded hitter with power to all fields. He’s an average runner with a decent arm, and his instincts allow his tools to play up in all aspects of the game. Scouts love his makeup,Sr.Hometown: Boerne, TexasB-T: L-R. Ht.: 5-11. Wt.: 205. Birthdate: 9/24/87.Scouting Report: Moldenhauer has been one of the top high school hitters in Texas since he was a sophomore, when he led Boerne to the Texas Class 4-A title and was the state 4-A player of the year. He has a strong 6-foot, 200-pound build, uses his hands well and drives balls from gap to gap. The two questions are what position he’ll play and whether he can be signed away from the University of Texas. Moldenhauer has played a variety of positions for Boerne, including catcher, and he continues to pitch. Though he has been versatile and was an all-district wide receiver in football, he’s not a tremendous athlete. He’s a below-average runner with a mature body. While


is a plus at any position. He’s a slightly below-average runner, however, so he’ll have to move to second or third as a pro. He’s a streak hitter with gap power, and he has a penchant for drawing walks. Rodriguez hit .326 with wood last summer for Team USA, the highest average among 2006 draft-eligibles on the club. There’s talk that a couple of teams could take him in the second or third round, but he’s more of a consensus fifth-rounder.

26. Chad Huffman, 1b/2b(National rank: 178)School: Texas Christian. Class: Jr.Hometown: Missouri City, TexasB-T: R-R. Ht.: 6-1. Wt.: 206. Birthdate: 4/24/85.Scouting Report: Huffman is third of three brothers to double as college baseball and football players. Scott played linebacker and got a handful of at-bats at Rice, while Roycedown for most of the spring with shoulder issues. He’s an athletic, 6-foot-3, 215-pounder who displayed an 86-88 mph fastball and a good slider last summer. He opted to rehab his shoulder instead of having labrum surgery. Clear Creek High (League City) righthander Norm Wittkamp strained his elbow, which has taken its toll on his power sinker/slider combination. Hammack has committed to Texas, Wittkamp to Houston.

In a down year for catchers, Lamar’s Michael Ambort would have been an early-round draft pick thanks to his bat. But the Southland Conference’s hitter of the year in 2005, when he led the league with 18 homers and 65 RBIs, played just six games as a junior before needing Tommy John surgery. Already below-average as a receiver, Ambort will likely have to


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39 Cal.Rptr.3d 170 (2006)
136 Cal.App.4th 880
Anthony JARAMILLO, Plaintiff and Appellant,
v.
STATE BOARD FOR GEOLOGISTS AND GEOPHYSICISTS, Defendant and Respondent.
No. D045949.
Court of Appeal, Fourth District, Division One.
January 12, 2006.
Rehearing Denied February 10, 2006.
*171 Anthony Jaramillo, in pro. per., for Plaintiff and Appellant.
Bill Lockyer, Attorney General, and James M. Ledakis, Deputy Attorney General, San Diego, CA, for Defendant and Respondent.
NARES, Acting P.J.
Appellant Anthony Jaramillo, a small business owner operating under the name of Radar Water Geophysics, entered into a written contract with David Deuling, a landowner in Anza, California, to provide a computer profile of subsurface conditions to locate groundwater on Deuling's property (the Anza parcel). Jaramillo, who is not a licensed geophysicist, has never studied geophysics and was not working under a licensed geophysicist, advertised his business on a Web


and hydrogeologist who is the chairman of the Board's technical advisory committee and who assists in writing regulations for the Board, testified that Jaramillo was offering geophysical services to the public. Sweeney, the Board's executive officer, testified that Jaramillo was offering to provide geophysics services without a license.
*174 In his defense, Jaramillo testified on direct examination that he had provided "nonprofessional" services to Deuling, and thus he was exempt from licensure under section 3003 of the regulations, which exempts those who are doing nonprofessional geophysics or geologic work.
In rebuttal, the Board recalled Sawyer as a witness. Sawyer testified that Jaramillo was not exempt from licensure because his work required the interpretation of geology, he did not have a degree, he was not licensed, and he was not workingbusiness and thereby make a living. We conclude the court did not err by applying the substantial evidence test.

A. Applicable Legal Principles and Standard of Review

Code of Civil Procedure section 1094.5 "sets out the procedure for obtaining judicial review of a final administrative determination by writ of mandate." (Fukuda v. City of Angels (1999) 20 Cal.4th 805, 810, 85 Cal.Rptr.2d 696, 977 P.2d 693 (Fukuda).) Subdivision (b) of that section provides that "[t]he inquiry in such a case shall extend to the questions whether the [agency] has proceeded without, or in excess of jurisdiction; whether there was a fair trial; and whether there was any prejudicial abuse of discretion. Abuse of discretion is established if the [agency] has not proceeded in the manner required by law, the order


Noninvasive quantification of jeopardized myocardial mass in dogs using 2-dimensional echocardiography and thallium-201 tomography.
The evaluation of jeopardized myocardial mass is important in defining the effect of interventions during myocardial infarction. To quantitate the in vivo mass at risk, 2-dimensional echocardiography (2-D echo) and thallium-201 single-photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) was performed in 10 closed-chest dogs after circumflex coronary artery occlusion. The 2-D images were manually digitized to compute left ventricular (LV) mass using a modified Simpson's rule algorithm. This measure of LV mass correlated well with the actual LV mass (r = 0.97). Perfused myocardial mass was estimated from thallium SPECT images 4 hours after occlusion using a region-growing algorithm. After the dogs were killed, the jeopardized mass was outlined using a dual perfusion staining technique using triphenyltetrazoliumtry to imagine the geopolitics. Grimm are everywhere, necessitating walled cities to prevent being overrun the minute the weather turns miserable or a horrible politician is elected. Smaller settlements and towns are in a precarious state and depend geographic barriers even in the best of times.

By this logic, it should immediately be obvious that only people strong individuals with generally sunny dispositions could survive more than a few days at a time in the wilderness, and yet somehow Bandit Tribes thrive.

Now, if they were living self-sufficent lives and were well-adjusted people, they might have a shot, but these are whole interrelated communities of murderers and thieves. If they aren’t miserable on their own, the towns they pillage sure will be. Yes, you heard me, they risk inviting grimm


little parking for a short street already choked with cars.

The mayor’s relationship with DeCicco and another felon, their mutual friend Charles Lightbody, sheds new light on the controversy over Steve Wynn’s proposal to build a $1.6 billion casino in Everett along the Mystic River. DeCicco and Lightbody were among the investors who bought the land in 2009, but their names disappeared from official documents by the time Wynn arrived in 2012.

When the Globe reported late last year that the two felons might be among the owners, the news threatened to derail the casino proposal, and spurred a federal and state investigation into potential secret owners and whether anyone gave false statements to government officials.

Through it all, DeMaria has been Everett’s biggest casino booster as the city voted overwhelminglyMercedes that he parks in the mayor’s space at City Hall. He has done well financially, too, as the owner of four Honey Dew Donut shops and two houses in Everett, including a two-family.

Beneath the polish, however, critics say DeMaria plays hardball, using the power of his office to benefit himself. A scrap dealer filed a federal lawsuit in 2011 charging that DeMaria singled him out for inspections and penalties because he did not give regularly to the mayor’s campaign. He said DeMaria told him, “Your problem is you should get on board [and] attend my fund-raising events.”

DeMaria and other officials denied all the allegations, but agreed to find the dealer in compliance with city rules and stop enforcement actions against him, after a federal judge found “evidence


that includes 10 assault charges, three counts of illegal weapons possession, and two counts of witness intimidation. He has been convicted at least eight times.

Despite that raft of charges, Lightbody has served only two short prison terms of a couple of months apiece, according to his criminal record. When he admitted to his role in a massive identity theft ring that targeted immigrants — police seized vast amounts of merchandise from his home that was allegedly purchased through credit card fraud — Lightbody was sentenced to probation.

Approached by a Globe reporter this month during a court hearing on his alleged 2013 assault against a supporter of the casino proposed for Revere, Lightbody politely declined to answer questions about his record or his relationship with the mayor of Everett.

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I'm a 6'4 300 lb muscle god from Jersey that was born to be worshiped. Everywhere I go people stop what their doing just to stare at me in awe. Inferior males come up to me left and right just to tell


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Short selling works like this. Unlike regular share transactions where you buy the shares for X price with the hope of selling later at Y price, you actually, in a short selling scenario, sell the shares first. Once stage one is executed, you then wait for the second phase of the short selling process where you exercise the commitment to buy the shares back at a lower price. But here’s the thing, shorting is high-level speculation because there’s no guarantee that when you come to buy the shares back they’ve met your pricing projections. Shorting penny stocks is always done on the prediction that the price of a security will fall. It’s essentially a bet that a stockPhoto Gallery: Mo Yan and the Communists

Nobel Prize in literature winner Mo Yan is not fond of talking to the press. But with his novel "Frog" being published in German this week, he sat down with SPIEGEL to talk about what it means to be a writer in communist China. "I don¿t like to give political statements," he says. "I am a fast writer. But I think thoroughly. When I speak publicly, I immediately ask myself if I have made myself clear."


 at java.io.WinNTFileSystem.createFileExclusively(Native Method)
  at java.io.File.createTempFile(Unknown Source)
  at org.eclipse.jgit.dircache.DirCacheCheckout.checkoutEntry(DirCacheCheckout.java:968)
  at org.eclipse.jgit.dircache.DirCacheCheckout.doCheckout(DirCacheCheckout.java:457)
  at org.eclipse.jgit.dircache.DirCacheCheckout.checkout(DirCacheCheckout.java:391)
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I don't understand what the problem is. I've tried to correct it by skipping the first if-clause, just using mineDir.createNewFile() etc. The code worked superbly just a few days ago. Any suggestions?

A:

From the stack trace, the error happens in the checkout phase after the repository has been cloned. In this phase, the files and folders as recorded in the HEAD commit are created in the working directory.
So, could it be that there was a commit that introduced a file with special characters in its name? To find out, look at the history of the cloned repository.

Several hypotheses have been proposed. Among these, Aβ hypothesis considers the Aβ plaque as a causative agent leading to other pathological consequences, therefore, the inhibition of Aβ production is considered to be an attractive strategy with high therapeutic potential (Du et al., 2018\[[@R11]\]).

The association of SIRT1 with neuronal functions, and neurodegenerative diseases including AD has been recognized (Hou et al., 2016\[[@R21]\]; Kokkonen et al., 2014\[[@R28]\]). There is a relationship between methylation profiles that cause the silencing of SIRT1 gene and the severity of AD (Hou et al., 2013\[[@R20]\]). On the other hand, an increase of SIRT1 activity has been reported to reduce AD-like disorder in neuronal cell culture and in animal studies (Donmez, 2012\[[@R10]\]). Similarly, *in vitro* activation of SIRT1 by either NAD^+^ or the small molecule resveratrol


Mulliken electronegativity (χ), hardness (η), softness (S), electrophilic index (ω i), and electrophilicity (ω).

An additional set of 3,224 molecular descriptors were calculated using the Dragon software (version 5.5) (Talete, 2007\[[@R48]\]), including 22 blocks of following descriptors: Constitutional descriptors, Topological descriptors, Walk and path counts, Connectivity indices, Information indices, 2D autocorrelation, Edge adjacency indices, Burden eigenvalues, Topological charge indices, Eigenvalue-based indices, Randic molecular profiles, Geometrical descriptors, RDF descriptors, 3D-MoRSE descriptors, WHIM descriptors, GETAWAY descriptors, Functional group counts, Atom-centred fragments, Charge descriptors, Molecular properties, 2D binary fingerprints, and 2D frequency fingerprints.

Descriptors selection
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In order to select a set of informative descriptors from a large set of calculated descriptors, the correlation-based feature selection was employed. The Pearson\'s correlation coefficient (r) value of 0.5 was used as a cut-off for initial selection, followingB was substituted at the 7-position to afford compounds with more improved activity (i.e. **A3d**) than that of the 5-position (**A3h**). The modified compound **A3d** was the most potent one (pEC~1.5~= -1.387, low HATS8u = 0.178) when compared with the parent compound **A3 (**pEC~1.5~= -2.833, high HATS8u = 0.260). The effect of substituted groups was ranked as SH \> OMe \> OH \> NH~2~. In a series of **A4**(pEC~1.5~= -4.653) modified compounds, 8-quinolinyl (ring B) was substituted at 2-, 4-, 5-, and 7- positions. The results showed that the SH group substitution gave the most improved activity in all cases. Interestingly, substitution at the 5- position resulted in the most improved activity (**A4l**, predicted pEC~1.5~= -1.107) with lower values of Mor15p (0.824) and electronegativity (-0.13489), but higher JGI7


A closed flock of white leghorn chickens maintained at Cornell University for over 35 years, the Cornell "C" strain (CS), was found to have a low incidence of hypothyroidism. Selective breeding of hypothyroid CS birds resulted in a strain named the Obese strain (OS), in which practically all individuals develop hypothyroidism. This disease is characterized by severe lymphocytic infiltration of the thyroid gland and production of thyroglobulin autoantibodies. The neonatal removal of B lymphocytes reduces the severity of disease. Reduction in numbers of T lymphocytes increases the severity of disease. To determine the genetic factors involved in this disease a variety of comparative functional studies have been carried out on the thyroid, thymus and bursa of Fabricius prior to disease development. The thyroids of both CS and OSsystems – however, this is not the subject of the present article, which deals with purely non-aqueous systems. A detailed study of the head-group hydration of revealed that there were three water molecules bonded to one surfactant molecule in the lamellar phase.[@Tiddy93] In the alpha-crystalline state, these three bonds became one and, as a result, weakened the emulsification ability. Moreover, the stability of the MG gel network was mainly governed by the van der Waals attraction force and short-range repulsive force between bilayers.[@Claesson90; @Simon89] The repulsive pressure between bilayers in the alpha crystalline phase was significantly smaller than the pressure in the lamellar phase.

The initial alpha-crystalline gel is metastable and readily transforms into an anhydrous MG crystal, identified as beta-crystalline state (often called the “coagel”),[@Agt98; @Veeman05] which has


between a mica sheet of 0.1mm (supplied by Goodfellow, Cambridge, UK) and an aluminium plate. A metal substrate plate was used to ensure accurate heat transfer to the sample. The temperature was controlled by a home-made chamber and verified by a thermocouple.[@Goto88]

The aging process
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The aging of the textures in sub-alpha crystalline phase was observed by polarized optical microscopy. Fig.\[fig2\] showed the typical microstructure at fixed temperature 26$^{\circ}$C, separated by a long period of aging. In order to record clear images, the sample thickness was less than 0.5mm. As always, the samples were annealed at 80${}^{\circ}$C and then cooled down to a certain temperature, after which the texture was record every 3 hours for two days and subsequently every 12 hours for two weeks. When the mixture is cooledthe higher-temperature inverse-lamellar phase: from the point of view of infrared absorption there is no difference between it and the fresh sub-alpha phase. We follow the same sequence of experimental techniques.

Figure \[fig8\] shows the typical microstructure obtained by polarized optical microscopy at fixed temperature (45${}^{\circ}$C), separated by a long period of aging. In order to record clear images, the sample thickness was less than 0.5mm. Similar to the process in the sub-alpha crystalline phase, the samples were annealed at 70${}^{\circ}$C and then cooled down to 45${}^{\circ}$C after which the texture was recorded every 3 hours for two days and subsequently every 12 hours for two weeks. In the inverse lamellar phase MG initially aggregate to form dispersed lamellar bilayer plates which made a percolating network to form a