for the analysis described below. Since PSR J1810+1744 is in a black-widow system [@hrm+11], we ensured that our observation (at orbital phases 0.78–0.80) was well away from the eclipse centered at orbital phase 0.25. All data were acquired in coherent beam-formed mode using the central LOFAR Core stations. As described in [@sha+11], [@hwg+13], and [@khs+14], baseband data were recorded and stored in 400 subbands of width 195 kHz spanning the frequency range from approximately 110–190 MHz. Each 195-kHz subband was coherently dedispersed and then, in a manner described below, divided into 1024 frequency channels for a final frequency resolution of $\Delta f = 190$ Hz spanning a total of 80 MHz. This narrow frequency resolution was needed to analyze the kHz-scale modulation produced by multi-path scattering in this frequency range.

![Pulse profiles fromTo aid manual inspection of fit quality, we downsampled the dynamic spectrum where necessary to obtain approximately 16 bins across the ACF peak. An example of calculated ACF and fitted function for PSR J1810+1744 are shown in Figure \[fig:acf\].

![Autocorrelation function (ACF) for the spectrum of PSR J1810+1744 in the 4-MHz frequency band centered on 155 MHz. The total observation time is 300 s. The black curve is the ACF at a resolution of 190 Hz. The blue line is the best-fit Lorentzian (see text), which has a HWHM marked by the green vertical line of ${\Delta\nu_{\text{d}}}= 2.0 \pm 0.3$ kHz, corresponding to a scattering time delay of $\tau = 80 \pm 10$ [$\mu$s]{}. \[fig:acf\]](f3.pdf){width="3.25in"}

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& 39.7 & $2.0\pm 0.3$ & 21.0\
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The behavior of diffractive scintillation bandwidth ${\Delta\nu_{\text{d}}}$ as a function of observing frequency is of great interest because it is influenced by the distribution of scattering material along the line of sight, the nature of the inhomogeneity spectrum, and the transverse extent of scattering “screens” (see Cordes and Lazio 2001 and references therein). In Figure \[fig:dbw\] we show results for the three MSPs in this pilot study.

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[^1]: Some modern pulsar backends use polyphase filterbanks instead, obtaining better channel isolation at the cost of increasing the minimum product $\Delta f\Delta t$ by a factor of 4, 8, 16, or more.

[^2]: http://dspsr.sourceforge.net

[^3]: Offringa et al. 2013 found an average RFI occupancy of 3.2%, with most signals narrower than the 0.76-kHz resolution they employed.


Andreaea gainii

Andreaea gainii is a species of moss native to western Antarctica and the South Shetland Islands.

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Under the applicable precedents, therefore, if a regulation mandates particular conduct, and the employee obeys the direction, the Government will be protected because the action will be deemed in furtherance of the policies which led to the promulgation of the regulation. See Dalehite, supra, at 36. If the employee violates the mandatory regulation, there will be no shelter from liability because there is no room for choice and the action will be contrary


order should be sought immediately through the Office of General Counsel." FHLBB Resolution No. 82-381 (May 26, 1982), reprinted in Brief for Respondent 4a-6a.
From this statement it is clear that the regulators had the discretion to supervise IASA through informal means, rather than invoke statutory sanctions.[9]
Gaubert also argues that the challenged actions fall outside the discretionary function exception because they involved the mere application of technical skills and business expertise. Brief for Respondent 33. But this is just another way of saying that the considerations involving the day-to-day management of a business concern such as IASA are so precisely formulated that decisions at the operational level never involve the exercise of discretion within the meaning of § 2680(a), a notion that we have already rejected in disapproving thedecisions concerning IASA's affairs did not implicate social, economic, or political policies, even the Court of Appeals recognized that these day-to-day "operational" decisions were undertaken for policy reasons of primary concern to the regulatory agencies:
"[T]he federal regulators here had two discrete purposes in mind as they commenced day-to-day operations at IASA. First, they sought to protect the solvency of the savings and loan industry at large, and maintain the public's confidence in that industry. Second, they sought to preserve the assets of IASA for the benefit of depositors and shareholders, of which Gaubert was one." 885 F. 2d, at 1290.
Consequently, Gaubert's assertion that the day-to-day involvement of the regulators with IASA is actionable because it went beyond "normal regulatory activity" is insupportable.
We find nothing in Gaubert's amended complaint


was within the purview of the policies behind the statutes.
There is no doubt that in advising IASA the regulators used the power of persuasion to accomplish their goals. Nevertheless, we long ago recognized that regulators have the authority to use such tactics in supervising financial institutions. In United States v. Philadelphia Nat. Bank, 374 U. S. 321 (1963), the Court considered the wide array of supervisory tools available to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and the Federal Reserve System in overseeing banks. Noting the "frequent and intensive" nature of bank examinations and the "detailed periodic reports" banks were required to submit, the Court found that "the agencies maintain virtually a day-to-day surveillance of the American banking system." Id., at 329. Moreover, the agencies' ability to terminate a bank'sthat the regulatory regime seeks to accomplish. If one of the officials involved in this case drove an automobile on a mission connected with his official duties and negligently collided with another car, the exception would not apply. Although driving requires the constant exercise of discretion, the official's decisions in exercising that discretion can hardly be said to be grounded in regulatory policy.
[8]  As explained above, the agencies at issue here have since been abolished, although they have been replaced by agencies possessing similar discretionary authority. See n. 1, supra.
[9]  We note that in a recent opinion by Judge Garza, who also wrote the opinion at issue here, the Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit refused to extend its decision in Gaubert to impose liability


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The Monument of Independence is a monument in Vlorë, Albania, dedicated to the Albanian Declaration of Independence and worked by Albanian sculptors, Muntaz Dhrami and Kristaq Rama.
It is found in the Flag's Plaza, near the building where the first Albanian government worked in 1913.

In the center of the monument is the sculpture of Ismail Qemali, the leader of the Albanian national movement and founder of Independent Albania.

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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - A top Republican state senator has emerged as the leading - and right now the only - candidate to become the next president of Florida State University.

In an unusual move, a FSU search committee voted Wednesday to interview John Thrasher, who also chairs Gov. Rick Scott’s re-election campaign, and then decide whether to offer him the job. FSU has been without a permanent president since Eric Barron left to lead Penn State University.

The vote came after search committee members heard that FSU was having trouble attracting quality candidates because of the perception that Thrasher was going to get the job due to ongoing media reports.

Bill Funk, the search consultant hired by


one or more health outcomes. Furthermore, the measurement of job insecurity had to be based on self-reports, since an objective measure (e.g. contractual insecurity or fragmented working careers), does not adequately reflect job insecurity as an involuntarily and subjective stressor \[[@CR29]\]. Studies were also excluded if they measured non-employment instead of unemployment, to eliminate those who have not yet entered the working force (students, trainees) or who have left due to retirement.

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Descriptive characteristics of studies entailed information on author, country (region), research design, study year, follow-up duration (if appropriate), sample size, response rate, mean age, gender distribution and considered confounders. Additionally, the measurement of health outcomes, job insecurity and unemployment were assessed. For the comparison, results for both risk factors were contrasted for each study by1Methodological characteristics of included studiesAuthor (year) CountryResearch design (specific population)Study year (follow-up)Sample sizeBaseline resp. (follow-up rate)Age meanMale in %Covariates in adjusted multivariable modelAmick, 2002 USA \[[@CR40]\]Cohort study (working cohort)1968 (24 years)25,413n.a. (30.5 %)45.044.9Age, race, gender, year, family income, family size, retirement, unemployment, retirement by age interaction, race by age interaction, baseline disability, job strainBerth, 2003 GER \[[@CR35]\]Cross-sectional study2002 (−−)42072.0 % (−−)29.046.8\--Berth, 2005 GER \[[@CR39]\]Cross-sectional study2003 (−−)41971.0 % (−−)30.146.1\--Burgard, 2009 USA \[[@CR36]\]Two complementary cohort studies1986 (3 years) 1995 (10 years)1,86770.0 % (87.0 %)41.253.6Age, gender, race, marital status, household income, education, job insecurity, involuntarily job loss, employed at follow-up, self-employed, part-time, health shock, high blood pressure, neuroticism, smoking status, self-rated health and depressive symptoms at baseline1,71261.0 % (80.0 %)43.443.7Ferrie, 1997 GB \[[@CR31]\]Cohort study (subsample Whitehall-II)1985 (9 years)66673.0 %^a^ (81.2 %)n.a.76.7Age, grade and baseline value of the variableFlint, 2013 GB \[[@CR32]\]Cohort study1991 (16 years)10,49492.0 %^b^ (66.2 %)n.a.48.4Age,


5 studies investigated two or more health indicators. In terms of unemployment, three measures were differentiated: (1) former job loss experience, (2) duration of unemployment and (3) actual unemployment.

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In 24 analyses that compared the health-related risks between the subsamples of the insecure employed and unemployed within each study, 16 statistically significant associations were found for job insecurity and unemployment, respectively (Table [2](#Tab2){ref-type="table"}).Table 2Associations between job insecurity, unemployment and healthNo.Health dimensionHealth indicatorPublicationUnemployment measurementStatisticsJob insecurityUnemployment1.General healthSelf-rated health (5-point scale)Berth 2003 \[[@CR35]\]Job loss experience*F*-value (p)1.40 (n.s.)6.92 (\<.05)2.Satisfaction with one's own health (5-point scale)Berth 2005 \[[@CR39]\]Job loss experienceMean (p)6.24 (\<.01)6.69 (\<.05)3.Self-rated health (5-point scale)Burgard 2009 (Cohort 1) \[[@CR36]\]Job loss experienceUnstandardized OLS coefficient (p)−0.032 (n.s.)0.032 (n.s.)4.Self-rated health (5-point scale)Burgard 2009 (Cohort 2) \[[@CR36]\]Job loss experienceUnstandardized OLS coefficient (p)−0.039reduction or discontinuation of antipsychotic therapy and that could not be successfully controlled by a 20% increased titration of the drug, or psychotic symptoms that were new to the patient or of greater severity, which occurred immediately after a decrease in drug dosage; or 3) TD: based on the information available from the medical records, if at least one of these three criteria was met, the patient was classified as a member of the DSP(+) group, and if not, the patient was classified as a member of the DSP(−) group. Since DSP is generally considered to be a secondary state that could be relevant to pharmacotherapy for some duration, we excluded patients who were in their first acute episode of psychosis or who had never shown relief from


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1858  National School, Blyth

1858  St. Andrew’s Cemetery, Hexham

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      animal as a level 6 felony. McGraw raises one issue which we revise and

      restate as whether the trial court erred in admitting the testimony of a

      veterinarian. We affirm.

                                           Facts and Procedural History

[2]   Sometime after 5:30 p.m. on July 25, 2016, N.G., who was eleven years old

      and had spent the summer with her grandmother, was dropped off,


could be removed from beneath it.

[6]   Jacqueline Nowinski, who worked for Indianapolis Animal Care Services,

      responded to the scene where she found Diamond on the grass near the

      driveway, and observed that Diamond “wasn’t trying to get up, it was just

      laying there, so [she] could tell it was injured.” Id. at 209. Nowinski

      transported Diamond to the Airport Animal Emergency Center (“AAEC”)

      where the dog was treated by Dr. Gal3 and x-rays were performed which

      showed that Diamond had two fresh fractures of the right humerus.

[7]   The State charged McGraw with domestic battery  While the medical report, under the heading “Description of Animal (To be completed by ACO)” and in a
       space for “Type,” where the options included “Stray,” “Owner Surrender,” “Investigation,” “Law
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       the records did not violate McGraw’s right to confrontation. See Richardson v.

       State, 856 N.E.2d 1222, 1230 (Ind. Ct. App. 2006) (holding, where the


his experience as a veterinarian. McGraw has not

       established that he was denied his right of confrontation by the admission into

       evidence of Dr. Sheff’s testimony regarding the definition of words in the

       medical report, that dogs have vertebrae, or that Diamond’s x-rays showed

       fractures. See Ackerman, 51 N.E.3d at 189, 195 (holding that an autopsy report

       was nontestimonial for confrontation purposes and its admission did not violate

       the defendant’s confrontation rights, that the testimony of a pathologist who

       was not present for the autopsy regarding     observed McGraw’s actions and Diamond’s behavior at the scene of the offense

       demonstrated that Diamond had been injured. Any error in admitting the

       evidence challenged by McGraw, given that the evidence is cumulative of other

       evidence and the strength of the prosecution’s case, is harmless beyond a

       reasonable doubt and did not make a fair trial impossible or constitute clearly

       blatant violations of basic and elementary principles of due process presenting

       an undeniable and substantial potential for harm. We do not disturb the jury’s


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448 F.Supp.2d 207 (2006)
Michael WEST, Plaintiff,
v.
Alphonso JACKSON, Secretary, Department of Housing and Urban Development, Defendant.
Civil Action No. 05-1441 (RMC).
United States District Court, District of Columbia.
September 15, 2006.
*208 Michael West, St. Charles, MO, pro se.
Eric J. Janson, U.S. Attorney's Office, Washington, DC, for Defendant.

MEMORANDUM OPINION
COLLYER, District Judge.
Michael West, proceeding pro se, filed this action pursuant to the Freedom of *209 Information Act ("FOIA"), 5 U.S.C. § 552, appealing the disposition of his requests for records by the Department of Housing and Urban Development ("HUD"). HUD has filed a motion to dismiss or for summary judgment. Mr. West has filed an opposition to the HUD's motion and a motion for judgment on the pleadings. For the following reasons, the Court will grant summary judgment in favor of HUD.

I. BACKGROUND
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during, or after the crime may be held responsible for it.

Howard Poznanski is a Professional Child Abductor. This is his job. He helps women
kidnap their children to foreign countries in order to prevent their fathers to have
any contact with them. Howard Poznanski was hired to assist Smadar Hameiry in
kidnapping these children to Brazil. Howard Poznanski advised Smadar Hameiry
telling her what she needed to do in order to fool the Police and the Courts.

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But, this still incorrectbetween Turkish and Syrian government forces could involve Russian forces, bringing them into a military conflict with Turkey, a NATO member.

In the event of naval conflicts between China and Japan or South Korea over disputed islets, or with any number of southeast Asian countries that contest Chinese claims to parts of the South China Sea, the US could go to war with yet another nuclear-armed rival on the basis of Sanders’ criteria.

Revealingly, in the “60 Minutes” interview Sanders did not make a single criticism of the Trump administration’s bellicose threats against Iran, Venezuela or other countries targeted for imperialist bullying by Washington. He criticized Trump’s friendly overtures towards North Korea, although he said he would not rule out meeting with the country’s dictator Kim Jong-un.

These comments follow a


response by the Sanders campaign to a New York Times survey of the Democratic candidates, in which Sanders said he would consider preemptive use of military force against an Iranian or North Korean nuclear or missile test.

Sanders sought to combine his generally “mainstream” approach to imperialist foreign policy with a bit of left posturing in relation to Cuba. He told Cooper, in response to a question about his past sympathy for the Sandinista regime in Nicaragua, and opposition to US sanctions against Cuba: “We’re very opposed to the authoritarian nature of Cuba, but you know, it’s unfair to simply say everything is bad. You know? When Fidel Castro came into office, you know what he did? He had a massive literacy program. Is that a bad thing? Evenconditions which are causing suffering to so many. https://t.co/jU1q3wj6VU — Amnesty International (@amnesty) August 16, 2019

Five million face ‘starvation’

Upon taking office, Mnangagwa had vowed to revive Zimbabwe’s economy, but people in the country say things have gone from bad to worse amid shortages of basic goods and skyrocketing prices.

Around five million people – almost a third of the country’s population – required aid and at least half of them were on the cusp of “starvation”, the World Food Programme (WFP) said this month.

Armed police had put up barricades around the city early on Friday in a bid to deter protesters, turning back cars on streets leading to the MDC’s party headquarters.

Long queues of traffic formed as the police searched cars and commuter buses for weapons. Riot police also


doing their best. I am the "hangry" type. I get angry if I'm too hungry. I have to make sure I always have snacks in my bag because it does get stressful, and sometimes you don't have time to eat, or you get stuck too long at some place. When my blood sugar drops, that really affects me.

Also, try to get enough sleep, even though it's not really possible, and to try and eat healthy because you need the right vitamins even though you might have a metabolism that allows you to eat McDonald's all the time.

I can't [eat McDonald's] like that anymore. I'm 20 now. I used to. That was fun.

I did 54 shows my first season. After that, I met Meisel at a casting with PatEnglish style decimal marks with a European keyboard layout

Suppose you live in Europe where they separate numbers with commas instead of periods.

Written:
Six thousand eight hundred and forty three and two tenthsEnglish/American:
6,843.2European
6 843,2

Suppose you also have a European keyboard and use a European keyboard layout but the stupid comma in the numpad drives you mad.

Simple fix
Open (or create) ~/.Xmodmap
Add the line “keycode 91 = KP_Delete KP_Decimal” and save
Run the command “xmodmap ~/.Xmodmap”
Test that it worked
Open ~/.xinitrc
Add the line “xmodmap ~/.Xmodmap” and save to make the change permanent.


you’re a vegetarian. By weighing the pros and cons of a situation, taking stock of your resources, and then taking inspired action, you can use awareness of what could go wrong to be proactive. There’s always a balance.

The power optimism has to support recovery comes from its ability to give perspective on what you’re really capable of. Think of the analogy of a glass being half full or half empty. In reality, the glass is full: Air fills the space not taken up by liquid. Another way of considering this concept is to think of yourself as an “opti-mystic” — someone who sees the world through the eyes of possibility.

Schizophrenia is one of the most disabling illnesses in the world. The disease wreaks havoc on everyday functioning, affectingCancer is the second leading cause of death in the United States. Although “cancer” is used to describe many different types of cancer, i.e. breast, prostate, lung, colon, pancreas, each type of cancer differs both at the phenotypic level and the genetic level. The unregulated growth characteristic of cancer occurs when the expression of one or more genes becomes dysregulated due to mutations, and cell growth can no longer be controlled.
Genes are often classified in two classes, oncogenes and tumor suppressor genes. Oncogenes are genes whose normal function is to promote cell growth, but only under specific conditions. When an oncogene gains a mutation and then loses that control, it promotes growth under all conditions. However, it has been found that for cancer to be truly successful the


functional tissues. Finally, elastomeric polymers have the ability to transfer mechanical signals between tissues in the place of their implantation.
Biodegradable elastomers reported in the literature have been synthesized as one of two types: thermoplastic1-3 or thermoset elastomers4-6. Thermoplastics have the advantage of being easily processed by melt processing. However, the crystalline crosslinked hard regions these materials possess provide regions of much slower and heterogenous degradation, with the amorphous regions degrading faster than the crystalline segments and so produce a material with physical and mechanical properties that degrade with time in a non-linear fashion. This heterogenous degradation is undesirable for biomedical uses particularly in the drug delivery applications. On the other hand, although thermoset polymers are not easily fabricated by heat, they outperform thermoplastics in a number of areas,including uniform biodegradation, mechanical properties, chemical resistance, thermal stability, and overall durability. For all the above reasons, thermosets attracted attention for their advantageous properties.
One of the common approaches reported earlier to prepare thermoset elastomers is to first prepare multi-arm star condensation polymers by subjecting biodegradable monomers to ring opening polymerization in the presence of polyols as initiators. Some of the most common biodegradable monomers used in that approach include lactides, ε-caprolactone, glycolides, δ-valerolactone, urethane, para-dioxanone, dioexepanone and trimethylene carbonate. The most commonly used polyol initiators included glycerol, laurylalcohol, pentaerythritol and inositol.2,6-10 The prepared star shaped condensation polymers are then crosslinked using thermal or non-thermal approaches. Some of the thermal crosslinking approaches reported involved the preparation of polyurethanes that contain the 4,4′-methylphenidate diisocyanate which degrades to toxic and carcinogenic


positive, useful outcome and good distraction, it also gives you the added benefit of a cleaner, more peaceful home.

You can effectively eliminate your panic attacks by using the effective advice in the article above. It is up to you to make the choice. Take back control of your life, and enjoy the freedom of living without panic attacks. You really do deserve it!This article, reporting the Japanese patients' perceptions of The Good Nurse, discusses the implication of a virtue ethics approach in Asian health care. Virtue ethics and principle based ethics are two major approaches in bioethics and nursing ethics. Principle based ethics emphasizes action. Virtue ethics argues about morally valued character traits within the agent who performs actions. As part of an ongoing cross-national collaborative research project conducted in Asian countries, we explored Japanese patients' perceptions of The Good Nurse, an ethical ideal based in virtue ethics theory that nurse educators and clinicians strive to achieve. Van Kaam's controlled explication was used to conduct and analyze semi-structured, audio-taped interviews with 26 cancer patients who knew their diagnosis. According to these Japanese participants, both personal and professional qualities characterized The


Towards the end of the gestational period the changes in the cervical status and the subjective symptoms became more frequent. In all the groups of gestational week the cervical status became pathologic significantly more frequently in pregnancies with subjective symptoms than in pregnancies with no symptoms.Q:

git status showing existing files have been deleted

Running git status I see a number of files marked deleted:
On branch my-branch
Changes to be committed:
  (use "git restore --staged <file>..." to unstage)
    deleted:    nta/executor/.gitignore
    deleted:    nta/executor/NTA_EXECUTOR_README.md
    deleted:    nta/pom.xml
    ...

though these files still exist in the file system. I tried using the suggested method to unstage these changes, for example
git restore --staged nta/executor/.gitignore

This worked on some of the files, but many others remain listed as deleted.
A number of other SO questions describe similar problems:

Git status incorrectly saying files are deleted
git shows delete in status, but they're not
Git status reports deleted files which still exist

but the methods described therein have


back into Git's index.  Now the HEAD copy and the index's proposed-next-commit copy match, and git status will no longer mention the file.  Repeat for each file as needed.
If you prefer, you can en-masse overwrite the entire index (the entire proposed next commit) from the current commit with:
git reset

(or git reset --mixed, but --mixed is the default).
If you've carefully copied some particular file into the index, this will overwrite that carefully-copied file in the index, and you may have to re-copy it carefully again, to get the effect you so carefully set up.  But usually, we tend to copy whatever we have in our work-trees, into the index, so wiping out the index copy this way is not a big deal.

I tried using the suggestedand top $1 trillion the next year. Over the next decade, the U.S. government will spend about $7 trillion just to service the nation’s debt, according to the CBO”.

Madness.

And guess what happens to discretionary spending when $7 trillion go to service the debt? No cuts to its largest line item, the military, oh no, they’ll cut benefits, social programs, etc. someone has to pay for it.

Indeed Larry Kudlow is already laying it all out there following the now familiar script:

I keep highlighting the ever increasing obscenity of wealth inequality as the distribution keeps getting more and more extreme:

The wealthiest 0.1% and 1% of households now own about 17% and 50% of total household equities, respectively, up significantly from 13% and 39% in the late 1980s. The bottom 90%


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Let k(b) = -b**3 + 5*b**2 + 6*b + 1. Let z be k(6). Suppose -2*y - z = j, -y = -2*j - 6 - 6. Solve i - s + 2 = -y, -2*i - s + 7 = 0 for i.
1
Let d be (13/2)/(12/24). Suppose -63 = 4*k - d*k. Solve -5*p = i - 11, 3*i - 16 = k*i for p.
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Suppose 62 = 3*m + 50. Solve


r(6). Solve 35 = 5*y + 3*h, -3*y - 3*h + 36 = z for y.
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Let y be (-3)/(-3) + 3/3. Suppose -104 + 20 = -14*h. Solve -1 = m + y*k, 4*m + 10 = -h*k + 4*k for m.
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Suppose 39*r + 4*s = 35*r - 12, -6 = -3*r + 2*s. Solve r = -3*p + j + 4, -1 = -4*p - 3*j - 0*j for p.
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Suppose 18 = -10*i + 68. Suppose 0 = -4*b + 2 + 6. Suppose w = -b + 5. Solve 3*l - w*s - 25 = 2*s, 5*s = -i*l + 15 for l.
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Let u(a) = -2 + 2*a**2 - 6*a + 11 + 0 - 3*a. Let m be u(4). Solve q + 0*o = oobligation under such contract or lease may not be terminated or modified, at any time after the commencement of the case solely because of a provision in such contract or lease that is conditioned on- . . .
(B) the commencement of a case under this title . . .
The statutory invalidation of ipso facto or bankruptcy clauses represents a significant departure from prior statutory law. Section 70(b) of the former Act provided that bankruptcy clauses were enforceable. 11 U.S.C. § 110(b). However, in the leading case of Queens Boulevard Wine & Liquor Corp. v. Blum, 503 F.2d 202 (2nd Cir. 1974), it was recognized that categorical enforcement of such clauses would in some cases defeat reorganization efforts and frustrate the underlying policies of the Act. The Court held


OTTAWA - Whatever you say about the country’s Conservative MPs, you can’t say they don’t work hard.

It wasn’t even lunchtime on Friday and already they’d handed out $130 million worth of cheques for everything from new storm sewers in Moncton to a training program for oil sands workers in northern Alberta to “interpretative sign boards” for tourists in rural Newfoundland.

The cynic — that would be me — might also note that among the 13 cheque hand-out announcements that made up that busy Friday morning, every single one of the 130 million dollars being handed out that busy Friday morning will be spent in ridings now held by Conservative MPs.

And almost all of it was going to ridings where the Conservatives are in trouble.

Winnipeg MP Lawrence Toet and Newis officially called, likely the day after Labour Day. Until then, government MPs and ministers can travel around the country on the taxpayers’ dime handing out cash from any number of funding programs that have mushroomed since the Harper Conservatives took over.

There’s the Small Communities Fund, the New Horizons for Seniors program, the New Building Canada Plan, the Enhancement of Official Languages Program, and on and on.

The Conservatives have certainly fulfilled their mission of making the federal government smaller — the civil service headcount is actually shrinking and the amount of discretionary spending is falling relative to the size of the economy — but there always seems to be a pot of money for government MPs to tap into when they need their picture on the front page


is showing for Quebec City shows up in great poll results next fall.

As of Sunday, we are 114 days until election day. Given that most Canadians will soon tune out of politics while on summer holiday, that’s not a lot of time for politicians to win new support. Two polls out last week showed that Thomas Mulcair’s New Democrats are extending their lead over Harper’s Conservatives. Indeed, in one, the Conservatives were in third place, a shade behind Justin Trudeau’s Liberals.

The Conservatives need a little boost to get the attention of voters in key ridings. And there’s nothing like a big fat cheque to do just that.the U.S. government.

In this context, “Habeas Corpus” is startling and effective. What better answer to this persistent censorship and political morass than a larger-than-life, speaking, smiling, living man?

In an essay about the project, Anderson wrote that she originally envisioned the work as one of “silent witness.” In the late ’90s, she once projected the wordless image of a convicted Italian bank robber. But for her Guantánamo project, Anderson (who I met with earlier this year to discuss the legal and ethical dimensions of the installation) decided that Gharani’s persona was too remarkable to keep silent.

The son of Chadian camel herders who had immigrated to Saudi Arabia, Gharani went to Pakistan looking for work and schooling in 2001, at the age of 14. Pakistani forces arrested him and handed


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(WATKINS GLEN, NY) – Technical issues this week kept me from being able to record alongside Adrian and Gerhett, but I still recorded my segments, just bummed not to be able to debate and get into discussions with the guys about this past weekend’s event at Gateway Motorsports Park or look ahead to Watkins Glen. I

Lots to discuss with Dusty this week – from a reflection back on Pocono and what was going on on-track and elsewhere while getting prepped for the series return to Gateway Motorsports Park for the first time in 14 years! Gerhett joins us at the end to bring everyone up to date with the

Dusty decides to spring a pop quiz on us this week – but he never said it


a chance to listen to our live broadcast (thanks to Verizon’s amazing 4G LTE coverage) from the Kohler Grand Prix on Friday June 23, you can enjoy it now! Reviewing the first two practice sessions of the IndyCar weekend, international travel updates, and a side of mustard… it’s a spicy episode!

If you didn’t have a chance to listen to our live broadcast (thanks to Verizon’s amazing 4G LTE coverage) from the Kohler Grand Prix on Thursday June 22, you can enjoy it now! Previewing the weekend and some news recapping gets a little silly given the lack of sleep and maybe just a few hoursOlivier and his keen directing.

Memorable Quote: Horatio: Good night, sweet prince; and flights of angels sing thee to thy rest.

Competition: 1948 started with Johnny Belinda in which Jane Wyman (who could’ve been a first lady!) carries the weight of this films heavy subject matter on her tiny shoulders, and for it she won the Oscar for Best Actress. Visually stunning and ahead of it’s time The Red Shoes is a master class in the fantastical looking. Featuring some of the most breathtaking technicolor visuals of it or any time. Olivia De Havilland shines in an eerie feminine precursor to One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest with her turn in The Snake Pit. Lastly John Huston wins not only another Oscar for Best Director himself but also leads his


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Health care has become such an important issue to voters in the midterm elections that many Republicans feel they have no choice but to lie about their record of attacking it — especially Trump.

The Trump administration is supporting a lawsuit that seeks to have the Affordable Care Act’s protections for people with pre-existing conditions found unconstitutional. If that lawsuit succeeded, insurance companies would once again be free to overcharge or deny coverage to people based on their past or current health problems.

Yet Trump still absurdly claims to support protections for pre-existing conditions — and now he’s absurdly denying that he knew anything about the lawsuit before his administration signed on to support it.

In an interview that aired on Sunday night, Axios reporter Jonathan Swan asked Trump if he’dthem out of the market.

That bill would have also thrown 26 million Americans off of their health insurance altogether. It was ultimately defeated in the Senate by Democrats, who were joined by three Republican senators, including the late Sen. John McCain (R-AZ).

Trump’s latest lie is another sign that Republicans are desperate to cover up their record of gutting health care — but they can’t escape the facts.


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even if D.C. had said yes to medication, the doctor would have wanted a court order authorizing
medication because D.C. was not competent to make the decision.  Dr. Kula testified that there are
no alternatives to the use of psychoactive medications that could render the same or similar results.
The doctor estimated that D.C. might be discharged five to eight weeks after receiving a therapeutic
response from the medications.
            Considering all the evidence in the light most favorable to the findings, we conclude a
reasonable trier of fact could have formed a firm belief or conviction that D.C. lacked the capacity
to make a decision regarding administration of the proposed medication.  See In re J.F.C., 96
S.W.3d at 266.  This evidence satisfies the statutory requirement for clear and convincing evidence
in


the trial court’s order, we overrule D.C.’s second issue.

Conclusion
            The evidence is legally and factually sufficient to support the trial court’s orders of
commitment for temporary inpatient mental health services and administration of psychoactive
medication.
            We affirm the trial court’s orders.
                                                                                SAM GRIFFITH
                                                                                Justice
Opinion delivered January 31, 2005.
Panel consisted of Worthen, C.J., Griffith, J., and DeVasto, J.

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Transmembrane topology of the glutamate receptor subunit GluR6.
Ionotropic glutamate receptors mediate most rapid excitatory synaptic transmission in the mammalian central nervous system. These receptors are divided into alpha-amino-3-hydroxy-5-methyl-4-isoxazole propionate (AMPA), kainate, and N-methyl-D-aspartate receptors based on pharmacological and electrophysiological characteristics. Ionotropic receptor subunits are integral membrane proteins that have been proposed to have a large extracellular ligand-binding N-terminal domain, four hydrophobic transmembrane domains, and an extracellular C-terminal domain. In this study we have shown that both AMPA receptor subunits (GluR1-4) and kainate receptor subunits (GluR6/7) are glycosylated in adult rat brain; however, the kainate receptor subunits are glycosylated to a greater extent. Examination of the sequences of AMPA and kainate receptors revealed that kainate receptors have several additional consensus sites for N-linked glycosylation; interestingly, one of these isQ:

How to convert an excel file to .csv file?

I'm developping an application for Honeywell Dolphin 6100, a mobile computer with a barcode scanner that uses Windows CE 5.0 like OS.
I want to create a little application responsible of the convertion of an excel file to .csv file.
Is it possible in Win CE ? if so, any help on it ?
thank you in advance !!
Note: I'm using VS2008 and I'm working on Windows 7.

A:

You can do this by using saveas() method in Excel:
wbexceltocsv.SaveAs("c:\Filename.csv", Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.XlFileFormat.xlCSV)

Follow link:
http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/yuanwang200409/how-to-convert-xls-file-into-csv-file-in-C-Sharp/
As well this link can be helpful to you:
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/246772/Convert-xlsx-xls-to-csv


time. There were 123,415 recorded new episodes of anxiety diagnoses; 109,672, new episodes of anxiety symptoms; 74,855 new episodes of mixed anxiety and depression, 41,774 new episodes of panic attacks and 14,602 new episodes of panic disorder. The median follow-up time was 5.5 years (IQR 3.0 to 8.5 years).

GP Labelling of Anxiety and Panic in Health Care Records {#s3b}
--------------------------------------------------------

The most frequently used Read codes for each category are given in [Table 1](#pone-0041670-t001){ref-type="table"}. These were dominated by the use of certain codes, for example: 'Anxiety state' or 'Anxiety state NOS' was used in 110,661/123,415 (90%) of anxiety diagnoses episodes, 'anxiousness' or 'anxiousness-symptom' was used in 106,482/109,672 (97%) of anxiety symptom episodes, 'anxiety with depression' was used in 71,342/74,855 (95%) mixed anxiety and depression episodes. Codes for some specific ICD-10diagnoses, Mixed Anxiety and Depression, Anxiety Symptoms and Panic Attacks.](pone.0041670.g001){#pone-0041670-g001}

Incidence of Recorded Anxiety Diagnoses {#s3d}
---------------------------------------

The overall GP recorded incidence of anxiety diagnoses in the study period 1998--2008 was 5.7/1000PYAR (95%CI 5.7 to 5.8). The recorded incidence fell by a third from 7.9/1000PYAR (95%CI 7.7 to 8.1) in 1998 to 4.9/1000PYAR (95%CI 4.7 to 5.0) in 2008. ([Table 2](#pone-0041670-t002){ref-type="table"} and [Figure 1](#pone-0041670-g001){ref-type="fig"}) After adjustment for gender, age, deprivation and for clustering by general practice, the incidence rate ratio (IRR) was 0.64 (95%CI 0.56 to 0.73) when comparing 2008 to 1998. Recorded incidence in women was almost twice that of men and was highest in the middle aged to retirement group (Aged 45--64 years Adjusted IRR 1.73, in comparison to 16--24 years age group), falling again in older age groups.


study to limit our analysis of smaller sub-groups, we did not include evaluation of phobias, obsessive-compulsive disorder and post-traumatic stress disorder, and further work would be recommended to consider socio-demographic trends in incidence of these disorders in primary care. This study reflects the current recognition and recording practices by clinicians in UK primary care for anxiety diagnoses/symptoms, panic attacks/disorder and mixed anxiety and depression over time, and may not reflect the true incidence rates in this setting, which may be higher. More research is needed to clarify this. Our results are not generalisable to anxiety presenting to other settings, such as secondary care psychology or psychiatry.

Implications {#s4d}
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Recorded episodes of anxiety diagnoses, panic disorder and mixed anxiety and depression fell over time, whilst the recording of anxiety symptoms increased.a fine grit. The finer the grit, the finer or sharper you can get your blade. You usually start off sharpening on the rough grit and then finish sharpening it on the finer grit.

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House location the owners decided to open a second and third location. In 2011, the Somerset location opened its doors. The space includes a large outdoor seating area and multiple bars and is a great destination for a date night under the stars. The Mountainside location opened in 2017 and caters towards your party needs, with space for up to 150 people.

No matter which location you choose to dine at, one thing remains the same: high quality food and service at a tremendous value in a beautiful setting.  });

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Filesystem    Inodes     IUsed      IFree IUse% Mounted on
/dev/sda2   12804096     30531   12773565    1% /
tmpfs        4107986         1    4107985    1% /dev/shm
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Unfortunately, I don't have enough rep to comment yet, so bear with me.
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Suppose 20 = 4*s - g - 3*g, 5*g = 3*s - 13. Suppose 0 = m - 5, -k - 4*m - 170 = -s*k. What is the units digit of k?
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Let v(i) = i**2 - 3*i + 2. Let z be v(5). Suppose 0 = f - 4*f + z. What is the units digit of f?
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Let i(n) = 5*n - 2. What is the tens digit of i(3)?
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that its upper portion has a greater thickness than its lower portion. This configuration effectively improves the occupant protecting performance from a rear impact applied to the vehicle without significantly increasing the inflation amount of the entire airbag.
In the rear-impact airbag apparatus of the above publication, gas that is ejected from the inflator in response to a rear impact applied to the vehicle first flows into the lateral inflatable cell. Then, some of the gas passes through the lateral inflatable cell and flows into the left and right vertical inflatable cells. That is, part of the gas from inflator is guided outward in the vehicle width direction by the lateral inflatable cell, and thereafter, guided substantially downward by the left and right vertical inflatable cells. Thus, the directionThere is now substantial and compelling evidence implicating aberrant Rho GTPase function in malignant cancer cell progression and growth. Like Ras, the Ras-related Rho GTPases function as regulated molecular switches activated by diverse extracellular signals that control actin cytoskeletal organization, gene expression, and G1 cell cycle progression. In light of their critical involvement in key cellular processes of normal cells, it is not surprising that the aberrant activation of Rho family proteins (e.g., Racl, RhoA, and Cdc42) contributes to the uncontrolled proliferation, invasion, and metastatic properties of cancer cells. One important outcome of our previous studies was the demonstrated requirement for Rho GTPase function in the transforming activity of Ras and other oncoproteins, as well as in tumor suppressor function. Thus, in contrast to direct mutational activation of


Asef deregulation of Rac in APC tumor suppressor or beta-catenin function. Additional issues that we will address include the regulation of Rho GTPase activity at the level of gene expression, in addition to regulation by GDP/GTP cycling, as well as the possibility that certain Rho GTPases are important therapeutic targets for farnesyltransferase inhibitors that are currently under evaluation as novel anti-cancer drugs in phase II-III clinical trials. The long-term goals of our studies are to validate Rho GTPases as important targets for anti-cancer drug discovery and to delineate their mechanisms of regulation and signaling to define approaches to block their function.compound. This simply means that bond rupture will always occur subsequent to alpha decay, implying that the released daughters, which are often themselves alpha emitters, might cause considerable harm (as seen in some of the clinical trials with e.g. AS patients \[[@B17-pharmaceuticals-08-00321]\]) since it will no longer be bound to a targeting moiety ([Figure 1](#pharmaceuticals-08-00321-f001){ref-type="fig"}). Considering the presence of different proteins in blood and their high binding capacity the chance that the radionuclide will re-associate back with its original ligand is rather small. Therefore, in this review we will discuss the different alpha-emitting radionuclides and the strategies to limit their toxicity.

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2. *In Vivo* Alpha Generator Radionuclides and Their Decay Chains
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^228^Th (thorium) and ^224^Ra are the products of two decay chains: The one of ^232^Th (^232^*Th* $\overset{\alpha}{\rightarrow}$^228^*Ra* $\overset{\beta -}{\rightarrow}$^228^*Ac* $\overset{\beta -}{\rightarrow}$^228^*Th*) and the decay of ^232^U (uranium) (^232^*U* $\overset{\alpha}{\rightarrow}$^228^*Th*). Starting from ^232^Th, ^228^Ra is extracted and left to decay to ^228^Th, which is then applied to prepare a ^224^Ra generator. ^228^Th can also be obtained by successive neutron capture of ^226^Ra, resulting in ^228^Ra which decays in two beta decay steps to ^228^Th. ^228^Th, due to its long half-life, isthese particles could not be used *in vivo* due to sedimentation issues. Biodistribution studies based on ^225^Ac-nanoparticles having less than four gadolinium phosphate layers coupled to mAb 201b have revealed a ^213^Bi retention of at least 69% and a much-decreased renal uptake of free ^213^Bi. Although these results are very promising, there is still liver uptake of the ^225^Ac doped particles due to their size. Considering the nature of the particles it is expected that they will remain in the liver for a considerable time, which might cause adverse effects and should be studied further. Smaller particles may prove to have better bio-distribution and faster clearance but on the expense of recoil retention. Clearly an optimum between recoil retention and uptake of nano-carriers by healthy organs needs to


addition to this at low activities (28 kBq/kg) no toxicity has been observed within 6 months, but at cumulative doses of 215 to 370 kBq severe toxic effects become apparent. These toxic effects are believed to be caused by the released daughters from the unbound antibody, ^221^Fr and ^213^Bi, which are expected to accumulate in the kidneys \[[@B54-pharmaceuticals-08-00321]\]. These results suggest that remaining below activities of 28 kBq/kg should not lead to adverse effects and the combination of this antibody with ^225^Ac has actually been translated to clinical studies as described earlier in this paper \[[@B55-pharmaceuticals-08-00321]\].

^225^Ac in combination with trastuzumab, an anti-HER2/neu antibody, has also been tested in ovarian cancer mice models applying intraperitoneal injection and three levels of activities: 8.1, 12.2 and 16.7 kBq. The results suggesthave thought that an indication from the next CIA director-to-be that he was predisposed to overturn the considered judgment of the intelligence community’s top analysts – and take the politically preferred “tough-guy” position toward Iran – would have set off alarm bells with the Senate Intelligence Committee, which (commendably though belatedly) excoriated the politicization of intelligence that led to the Iraq War.

But committee members instead had their prepared posturing to do, and thus let the statement on Iran slide by without noticing – much less challenging – it. And, luckily for Brennan, by that point in his prepared testimony, committee chair Dianne Feinstein had removed from the hearing room the many Code Pink-led protesters, who would have been the only ones knowledgeable and courageous enough to call loud


had stopped working on nuclear weaponization, was given the Sam Adams Award for Integrity in Intelligence last month at a ceremony in Oxford, where he is now teaching in Stanford University’s overseas study program.

Fingar, who had been Director of Intelligence at the State Department, recruited analysts who had as much integrity as they had expertise. They jettisoned the “if-the-White House-says-two-plus-two-is-five-we-need-to-conjure-up-the-evidence-to-prove-that-it’s-true” behavior of Tenet and his deputy at CIA, John McLaughlin.

Fingar and his co-workers made a substantial contribution in restoring integrity to the challenging discipline of intelligence analysis after the debacle on Iraq. Acting with all deliberate speed (accent on the deliberate), they drafted an empirical, bottom-up assessment of all prior evidence about Iran’s nuclear program and, fortuitously, benefited from fresh intelligence acquired and analyzed in 2007.

The result wasgo on indefinitely.

But — as Brennan seems headed toward Senate confirmation — his deceptive comments on legal transparency as well as on Iran’s nuclear program are not a good sign.

Below is the full text of the first VIPS issuance, a Memorandum for the President, Feb. 5, 2003. (Links to this and the other 21 VIPS memoranda to date can be found at warisacrime.org/vips.)

SUBJECT: Today’s Speech by Secretary Powell at the UN

Secretary Powell’s presentation at the UN today requires context. We give him an “A” for assembling and listing the charges against Iraq, but only a “C–” in providing context and perspective.

What seems clear to us is that you need an intelligence briefi ng, not grand jury testimony. Secretary Powell effectively showed that Iraq is guilty beyond reasonable doubt


weapon design and weaponization work in 2003 – a judgment reaffirmed every year since by the Director of National Intelligence in sworn testimony to Congress.

Careful Distinctions

Brennan also can hardly claim memory lapse. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta reiterated that judgment as recently as Feb. 3 on NBC’s “Meet the Press.” Panetta, who also served as President Obama’s first CIA director, stuck to the NIE’s judgment despite goading from Chuck Todd:

TODD: “You have said a couple of times that you did not believe the Iranians were pursuing a nuclear weapon, that they have been pursuing the capabilities on — on nuclear energy … not pursuing nuclear weapons. Are … you still confident they’re not pursuing a nuclear weapon?”

PANETTA: “Right. What I’ve said, and I will say today, is that theand omission – it is an invitation for others to follow in their footsteps. It remains to be seen how closely Brennan will retrace the path marked by his mentor Tenet – one of cooking the intelligence to the tastes of the White House – this time to facilitate war with Iran.

The Senate Intelligence Committee got a sampling of how Brennan might add some jesuitical spices to such recipes when he proffered a crafty explanation of why it was fine for President Obama to release the legal opinion on Bush-era “enhanced interrogations” but not the legal justification for the lethal drone program.

The former activity, Brennan noted, was over, while the latter one was ongoing. Yet, why the American people should be denied the constitutional arguments for such executive


powers until they are no longer in use was never explained. It would seem the opposite logic should prevail, that it is more important to know the justification when something is occurring than when it is over, especially since the drone killings along with the “war on terror” may go on indefinitely.

But — as Brennan seems headed toward Senate confirmation — his deceptive comments on legal transparency as well as on Iran’s nuclear program are not a good sign.

Below is the full text of the first VIPS issuance, a Memorandum for the President, Feb. 5, 2003. (Links to this and the other 21 VIPS memoranda to date can be found at warisacrime.org/vips.)

SUBJECT: Today’s Speech by Secretary Powell at the UN

Secretary Powell’s presentation at the UN today requires context.Steering Group with over a hundred years of professional experience, and for colleagues within the community who are increasingly distressed at the politicization of intelligence, we feel a responsibility to help you frame the issues. For they are far more far-reaching—and complicated—than “UN v. Saddam Hussein.” And they need to be discussed dispassionately, in a setting in which sobriquets like “sinister nexus,” “evil genius,” and “web of lies” can be more hindrance than help.

Flouting UN Resolutions

The key question is whether Iraq’s flouting of a UN resolution justifies war. This is the question the world is asking. Secretary Powell’s presentation does not come close to answering it.

One might well come away from his briefing thinking that the Iraqis are the only ones in flagrant violation of UN resolutions. Or


too lightly with his summary judgment that Iraq’s weapons of mass destruction are “not for self-defense.”

Containment

You have dismissed containment as being irrelevant in a post 9/11 world. You should know that no one was particularly fond of containment, but that it has been effective for the last 55 years. And the concept of “material breach” is hardly anything new.

Material Breach

In the summer of 1983 we detected a huge early warning radar installation at Krasnoyarsk in Siberia. In 1984 President Reagan declared it an outright violation of the Anti-Ballistic Missile (ABM) Treaty. At an ABM Treaty review in 1988, the US spoke of this continuing violation as a “material breach” of the treaty. In the fall of 1989, the Soviet Union agreed to eliminate the radar at Krasnoyarsk withoutnot to obey orders to use such weapons, or that Iraqi generals would remove Saddam Hussein as soon as the first US soldier sets foot in Iraq. Clearly, an invasion would be no cakewalk for American troops, ill equipped as they are to operate in a chemical environment.

Casualties

Reminder: The last time we sent troops to the Gulf, over 600,000 of them, one out of three came back ill—many with unexplained disorders of the nervous system. Your Secretary of Veterans Affairs recently closed the VA healthcare system to nearly 200,000 eligible veterans by administrative fiat. Thus, casualties of further war will inevitably displace other veterans who need VA services.

In his second inaugural, Abraham Lincoln appealed to his fellow citizens to care for those who “have borne the battle.” Years


before you took office, our country was doing a very poor job of that for the over 200,000 servicemen and women stricken with various Gulf War illnesses. Today’s battlefield is likely to be even more sodden with chemicals and is altogether likely to yield tens of thousands more casualties. On October 1, 2002, Congress’ General Accounting Office reported “seriousproblems still persist” with the Pentagon’s efforts to protect servicemen and women, including shortfalls in clothing, equipment, and training. Our troops deserve more effective support than broadcasts, leaflets, and faulty equipment for protection against chemical and biological agents.

No one has a corner on the truth; nor do we harbor illusions that our analysis is irrefutable or undeniable. But after watching Secretary Powell today, we are convinced that you would bedenote by $f:\widetilde{Y}\to {\mathbb{V}}$ the inclusion morphism. Applying (\[Gysin\]) to the definition of Gysin map ([@FultonIT], Example 19.2.1, p. 382) we have: $$\label{defGysin}
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$X\in
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Denote by $S:={\text{Sing}\,}\Delta$ the singular locus of $\Delta$, and set $$\Delta^0:=\Delta-S,\hskip2mm {\ensuremath{\mathcal{T}}}^0:= {\ensuremath{\mathcal{T}}}- S,\hskip2mm G^0:=G-S,\hskip2mm   W^0:=W-S.$$ Observe that $\Delta^0$, $G^0$ and $W^0$ are smooth. Since $\dim S\leq r-1$ ([@IJM], Proof of Theorem 1.2), it followsthe two regimes are assumed to be clinically equivalent, alpha = 0.05 and beta = 0.20) \[[@B28]\]. By considering 10% of participants non-response or lost to follow up, the required minimum sample size was 490 (i.e. 245 participants per group). However we managed to recruit 500 participants \-- 250 on each study arm.

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The usefulness of a social cognitive approach to compliance with brushing and flossing behavior recommendations was tested with 39 patients recruited from the State University of New York at Buffalo Periodontal Disease Clinical Research Center. Participants completed mailed study instruments assessing Fishbein and Ajzen's theory of reasoned action variables, Bandura's self-efficacy variables, and frequency of brushing and flossing behavior. Results indicated positive attitudes, beliefs, and norms for brushing and flossing and positive intentions to brush but less intention to floss. Hierarchical regression analyses supported the basic usefulness of the theory of reasoned action for oral health behavior reports. Addition of self-efficacy variables to theory of reasoned action variables significantly increased the explained variance of brushing


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officers onto CougSync. Thank you all for helping this club run as efficiently as possible, it has been a great year.

Vice President (Ben)

Not present

Treasurer (Joseph)

GPSA is slow at updating funding but our club account is doing just fine. Dr. Zack donated some boxes for making displays. Kunle says we got funding

Secretary (Alix)

GPSA (Kunle)

Kunle suggests that Josh M (our new rep) has a person in Pullman to attend meetings. Joseph volunteered

It is good for students to attend PDI events

Abbey is going to communicate with the extension person who spoke at colloquium to make a database of grid research, interests, so they can solicit speakers for public talks

Kunle reports EGSA received funding. Not many groups got funding this year, meaning we are awesome. The packet was good- we followed instructions.

Facultythe Republican Party primary in the U.S. last year. Donald Trump, the eventual victor with a similar celebrity profile to O'Leary, received virtually no establishment support from the party — until his win began to look inevitable.

Scheer, Leitch and O'Toole in 2nd tier

Andrew Scheer ranks third in the index with 12.9 points, boosted in large part by his lead in endorsements (he has 29.5 per cent of points awarded so far).

Despite the Saskatchewan MP's strong establishment support, he trails the front-runners by significant margins in contributors and the polls. This suggests his support within the party hierarchy has yet to trickle down to the rank and file.

Andrew Scheer is flanked by Erin O'Toole, left, and Kellie Leitch at the Conservative leadership debate in Moncton, N.B., on Dec. 6.


a German-speaking Viennese Jew living in Britain urged – even required – him (whether or not at a conscious level) to see Shakespeare as he did' (Hawkes (1988: 60)). Wittgenstein had lived in the UK for many years; he went there as a student and returned to live and work – and die – there in his mature years. It is quite plausible to assume that he felt alienated by some aspects of English culture – and we have the testimonies of persons who knew Wittgenstein that he was very critical about it. Norman Malcolm, for example, mentions the 'great distaste he had for English culture and mental habits in general' (Malcolm (1984: 26f.)). It is equally plausible, however, 201 to assume that he would have felt alienated(Barrett (1988: 398)). Marjorie Perloff gives more substance to this claim, arguing that the very asymmetries in Shakespeare's work that Wittgenstein criticized 'became a model for Wittgenstein's own writing, showing him the way to con-duct his own practice of 'teach[ing] us differences'' (Perloff (2014: 271)). These analyses contrast with those of William Day and Joachim Schulte: while the former sees a fun-damental difference in philosophical mentality (Day (2013: 45)), the latter argues that for Wittgenstein Shakespeare personifies 'an example of a writer who is completely different from himself, perhaps even alien to himself' (Schulte (2013: 28)). Wittgenstein made very few remarks concerning Shakespeare, and none of which were included in any work he had either published or had prepared for publication. Their enigmatic character has nevertheless stimulated an


moral authority – but he failed to recognize the moral import of Shakespeare's work. Huemer, W., 2013. 'The Character of a Name': Wittgenstein's Remarks on Shakespeare. In: S. Bru, W. Huemer, and D. Steuer, eds. Wittgenstein Reading. Berlin and Boston: de Gruyter. Huemer aims to show that Wittgenstein's remarks on Shakespeare should be read as part of a larger project: Wittgenstein uses references to poets, composers, and artists to locate and, in a way, portray himself. McDougall, D., 2016. Wittgenstein's Remarks on William Shakespeare. Philosophy and Literature 40(1): 297–308. McDougall's perceptive article defends the legitimacy of Wittgenstein's reading of Shakespeare by drawing an analogy with the interpretation of John Middleton Murry. Perloff, M., 2014. Wittgenstein's Shakespeare. Wittgenstein-Studien 5(1): 259–72. Perloff's article gives an illuminating contextualization of the culturalCanadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has gained global fame for his likeable persona, open attitude toward welcoming refugees, and support of LGBT and women's rights.

He has also been named one of the "sexiest" men in politics, and he even made Vogue's "Sexiest Man Alive" list.

But little was known about his wife, Sophie Grégoire Trudeau, until she came under media fire last week when she posted a photo on Instagram for International Women's Day calling for ladies to post a photo of their "male ally" to "celebrate the boys and men in our lives who encourage us to be who we truly are, who treat girls and women with respect."

The Canadian prime minister has repeatedly called himself a feminist, and he has a diverse cabinet made up of men


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        Ireland and Ulster centre Jared Payne has been forced into retirement at the age of 32, after almost a year out with a head injury.

The 20-times Irish International has been unable to recover from a concussion suffered on the British and Irish Lions tour to New Zealand last summer, with his final game coming against the Chiefs on that tour, where he scored a try in a 34-6 victory.

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      The jail sentence was stayed for thirty days in order to allow the purge amount of $51,750.00 to be paid prior to and instead of incarceration. The order provided that if the amount was not paid within the grace period, an arrest warrant would be issued upon the court's receipt of an affidavit of nonpayment, and the appellant would be arrested without notice or hearing. This timely appeal and cross-appeal followed.
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did not expressly find that he had the ability to do so at the time of the hearing. This was error. Cokonougher v. Cokonougher, 543 So.2d 460 (Fla. 2d DCA 1989). The order is also improper because it deferred incarceration for thirty days and provided that a committal order would be automatically issued in the event of noncompliance. Cokonougher, 543 So.2d at 461. This type of order could result in the appellant's incarceration without having notice and an opportunity to be heard. Phillips v. Phillips, 502 So.2d 2 (Fla. 4th DCA 1986). Without such notice and opportunity the appellant would not be able to attempt to establish that at the time of incarceration he did not have the present ability to pay.
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Dressed in the traditional beaded and tassled Native American regalia, dozens of members of local tribes filled the Wilbert Guillory Memorial Farmer’s Market in Opelousas in celebration of the Attakapas Opelousas Prairie Tribe and their shared culture together.

The smell of burning sage and the low beating of drums helped set the mood for the Third Annual Three Moons Festival, where tribe members from all over the country gathered, according to the Attakapas Opelousas Prairie Tribe Chief Nolan Gobert.

Festivals such as the annual Three Moons Festival help bring people closer together as friends and is an opportunity to dress in traditional regalia from people’s own tribe, as well as dance tribal dances, said Harvey Whiteford, also known as Many Night Man, a visitor from the Blackfeet Reservation inBrowning, Montana.

"It's really important because without that (the Native American culture) would go away,” said Whiteford. “This is how we pass on our culture. It's how we pass on our traditions to our children and our grandchildren."

Whiteford’s wife is a member of the Attakapas Opelousas Prairie Tribe, which can be traced to the 1700s and is currently more than 2,500 members strong.

Although the Attakapas used to call themselves the Ishak, meaning “the people,” the Attakapan name comes from the Choctaw Indian language for “man eater,” referring to the cannibalistic ritual practices adopted by the tribe after the Spanish began settling in North America in the 15th and 16th centuries.

The tribe welcomed two new members on Saturday as Gobert’s great-granddaughter received her Attakapas name “Prairie Dawn” and Joan Guillory


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            sink.add(HashMap())
            shift.add(HashMap())
            x.add(HashMap())
            blockWidth.add(HashMap())
           .forEach {
                    // align the left to right layouts to the left border of the
                    // smallest layout
                    if (it == 0 || it == 1) {
                        val diff = min[it] - min[smallestWidthLayout]


     ?: java.lang.Float.MAX_VALUE

        // set left border to 0
        if (minValue != 0f) {
            (0..3).forEach { i ->
                x[i].keys.forEach { n ->
                    x[i][n] = x[i].getValue(n) - minValue
                }
            }
        }

        }

        if (layers.size >= 4) {
            val upper: Int
            val lower: Int // iteration bounds
            var k1: Int // node position boundaries of closest inner segments
            if (downward) {
                lower = 1
                upper = layers.size - 2


           // for all nodes on next level
                (0 until nextLevel.size).forEach { l1 ->
                    val virtualTwin = virtualTwinNode(nextLevel[l1], downward)
                    if (l1 == nextLevel.size - 1 || virtualTwin != null) {
                        k1 = currentLevel.size - 1

                while (leftToRight && k <= currentLevel.size - 1 || !leftToRight && k >= 0) {

                val v = currentLevel[k]
                val adjNodes = getAdjNodes(v, downward)
                if (adjNodes.isNotEmpty()) {
                    // the first median
                    val median = floor((adjNodes.size +


if (leftToRight) k + 1 else k - 1
            }
            i = if (downward) i + 1 else i - 1
        }
    }

    private fun computeBlockWidths(
            root: MutableMap<Node, Node>,
            blockWidth: MutableMap<Node, Float>
    ) {
        graph.nodes.forEach { v ->
            val r = root.getValue(v)
          val h = if (nodeData.getValue(node).isDummy) 0f else node.height.toFloat()
                if (h > height[i])
                    height[i] = h
            }
        }

        // assign y-coordinates
        var yPos = 0f

        var i = 0
        while (true) {
            val level = layers[i]