1992.  The closing did not bring closure:  approximately one year later, Rocha learned that assets having an appraised value in excess of $4,000,000--tennis courts, parking spaces, and an administrative building housing the hotels' laundry facilities--lay on land belonging to Dutch Village.

11
After unsuccessfully attempting to gain title to the assets, Rocha invoked diversity jurisdiction, see 28 U.S.C. § 1332(a) (1994), and brought suit against Goodwin, Procter.  In his complaint, Rocha accused the defendants of negligence and breach of a contractual obligation to perform legal services skillfully, prudently, and accurately.  Goodwin, Procter denied Rocha's charges.

12
The United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts, Morris E. Lasker, District Judge, conducted a five-day bench trial.  The judge then authored an opinion in which he identified thedo not find the judge's decision to disbelieve Rocha's testimony clearly erroneous.  Ample evidence controverted Rocha's protest that he was unaware of the dangers inherent in closing without a survey, including the lawyers' testimony and various documentary evidence (notes, memos, and letters).  Credibility determinations fall squarely within the trier's preserve, see, e.g., Anthony v. Sundlun, 952 F.2d 603, 606 (1st Cir.1991), and for good reason:  where a judge presides at a bench trial, observes the witnesses' demeanor, and hears their words as they are uttered, he is far better equipped to gauge their veracity (or lack of veracity) than is an appellate panel consigned to sift a paper record after the fact.  Hence, we decline the appellant's implicit invitation to disturb the judge's credibility-based


findings.

28
This determination does not end our work.  We still must evaluate the judge's conclusion, based on his acceptance of the attorneys' testimony, that Goodwin, Procter was not negligent.  Having performed this evaluation, we find no error.

29
The losing party always faces an arduous climb when he attempts to impugn a factbound finding (such as a finding of no negligence) that results from a bench trial.  Here, however, Rocha's difficulties are twice compounded.  For one thing, the ascent becomes steeper when the loser bears the burden of proof on the issue.  For another thing, the grade increases still more when the trier rests the challenged finding on a credibility judgment.  Recognizing the inhospitable nature of the terrain, Rocha argues that, even accepting Glazer's and
468 So.2d 417 (1985)
CADILLAC FAIRVIEW OF FLORIDA, INC., Appellant,
v.
Jeffrey CESPEDES and Eugenia Cespedes, His Wife, Appellees.
Jeffrey CESPEDES and Eugenia Cespedes, His Wife, Appellants,
v.
STATEWIDE ENTERPRISES, INC., Appellee.
Nos. 83-2804, 83-2572.
District Court of Appeal of Florida, Third District.
April 30, 1985.
Rehearing Denied May 29, 1985.
*418 Ress, Gomez, Rosenberg & Howland and David Howland and Steven A. Edelstein, North Miami, for appellant Cadillac Fairview of Florida, Inc.
Bloom & Feola, Lawrence & Daniels and Adam H. Lawrence, Miami, for appellants/appellees Jeffrey and Eugenia Cespedes.
Sparber, Shevin, Shapo & Heilbronner and Nancy Schleifer, Miami, for appellee Statewide Enterprises, Inc.
*419 Before HENDRY, BASKIN and JORGENSON, JJ.
HENDRY, Judge.
By these consolidated appeals the appellant/defendant Cadillac Fairview of Florida, Inc. (Cadillac) contests the denial of its motions for summary judgment and for post-trial relief, as well as the adverse final


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We here at Valley Imports understand the importance of finding a car that you depend on. How do you know if you're getting a good value and quality pre-owned car? One popular way to purchase a high-quality vehicle is our Certified Pre-Owned Mercedes-Benz Progam.

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The fifth of November,
The Gunpowder treason and plot;
I know of no reason
Why the Gunpowder treason
Should ever be forgot!

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       I write also to address our opinion’s use of the word “incompetent” rather than
“insane” in discussing MCL 600.5851(1). This was not improper nor was it intended to
expand the scope of MCL 600.5851(1). Indeed, I would not hesitate to vote to grant
rehearing if I thought there was a need for clarification on this point. However, there are
several reasons why the opinion’s use of “incompetent” in place of “insane” is not a basis
for granting rehearing. First, the legally recognized definition of “incompetent” is
consistent with the statutory definition of “insane” in MCL 600.5851(2). Both terms
contemplate persons who are unable to comprehend their legal rights.4 Second, there is
nothing novel about using these terms interchangeably.


media campaign known as “Take Back the Ride,” collecting stories from more than 40 women who faced harassment in Ubers and Lyfts. She has also campaigned directly with Lyft executives to ask them to make changes, both during a tour she took of the company’s headquarters and then after, when they agreed to meet with her in October.

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“Lyft constantly says that safety isand without accessibility, so whilst not ideal for a wheelchair user, these apartments could benefit a walker with minor mobility requirements or other conditions.)

In all six apartments there are lowered window ledges, higher beds for wheelchair transfer and space under the bed for hoisting (or sofa beds at ground floor level), wide doors, lowered kitchen units and an accessible sink, a pull-out accessible table with storage space for dining chairs, lowered light switches and sockets, and of course general access around the site, including the communal garden.

The first thing to be noticed when entering the ‘stable’ apartments is the huge, inviting bed. High enough for wheelchair transfer and with ample space underneath to allow for hoist use, the bed is also positioned for wheelchair access at either side


Q:

iOS - JSValue retaining but not releasing object

I am working on an iOS codebase that has an object which holds a JSContext, and is also adding that object to it's own JSContext with a JSValue:
JSValue *jsBridgedObject = [JSValue valueWithObject:self inContext:context];
context[@"Object"] = jsBridgedObject;

This seems to work as valueWithObjectcreates a strong reference to object, however it also seems to be causing a retain cycle as I am unable to release the object afterwards from the context. What is the way to do this?

A:

As a very late follow up, I ended up creating a new class in between the JSContext owner and the JSContext, acting like a bridge. The JSContext captures the bridge, which receives the callbacks from the JavaScript code and forwards them on to the owner, which is adetermined result.
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            'status' =>a city, they implicitly accept that scaling occurs inside a metropolitan boundary, which is not far from the core urban scaling assumption. More, and perhaps more important, questions related to the increasing urbanization rates of persistently poor, non-industrialized countries are raised by recent studies [@Gollin2013; @Glaeser2014]. This observation is not consistent with the assumption that urban economic growth is determined solely by its citizens’ interactions within urban limits. Some natural questions arise when cities are not considered as closed and independent systems: Why, given the same rate of urbanization, does Asia contain a number of the most explosive economies while sub-Saharan Africa has seen very little growth? How can we explain the stagnant economic conditions of a metropolis such as Dhaka? What is the meaning of urban scaling


a transition condition of growing economies rather then a universal and stable condition of all cities. Moreover, the economic growth of a town is dependent not only on its population size but indeed on higher level economic and social dynamics.

Data and methods
================

We used GMP and population for 243 metropolitan areas in Europe over the decade 2005-2010. The data are provided by Eurostat [@UrbanAtlas2]. These data are public and freely available from the Eurostat website [@UrbanAtlas2]. The analysis of the scaling relationship was performed by linear regression after log transformation of the variables. The definition of a city’s boundary is crucial because it defines the unit or scale of analysis. Because of the intrinsic spatial complexity of cities and urban spatial contiguity due to conurbation phenomena, theories of the\pm 0.05$ over the entire period; these results are reported in Fig.\[fig\_1\]b.

We propose a simple descriptive model of the observed double scaling regime that might mirror the process of economic convergence of EEu to WEu cities incorporating the diminishing return effect. The scaling exponent of $GMP$ versus population increases, which indicates that the $GMP$ growth rate is proportional to its population. Indeed, if a city with a larger population grows faster than a city with a smaller population, its $GMP$ vs population curve (on a log scale) will become steeper over time, which this is what we observe for the emerging EEu economies. Given a city $i$ with log population $p_i$, let $g_{i, t}$ be its log GMP for year $t$. We assume at this stage that the


$GMP$ growth have assumed a constant, population-independent $GMP$ growth rate:

$$\label{gmp_growth_2}
g_{i, t+1} = g_{i, t} + \gamma_0,$$

with $\gamma_1 = 0$. Plugging the $GMP-pop$ scaling relationship into the $GMP$ growth model, we find the relationship for the change in the scaling exponent: $$\alpha_{t+1} + \beta_{t+1} p_i = \alpha_{t} + \gamma_i + (\beta_{t} +  \gamma_1) p_i.$$ Equating the population-dependent terms on both sides of the equation we find: $$\label{beta_growth}
\beta_{t+1} = \beta_t + \gamma_1.$$

Population-independent $GMP$ growth (where $\gamma_1 = 0$) would lead to a stable scaling exponent over time, which we observe for WEu cities. For EEu cities, we observe a $\beta$ that grows for cities that are poorer than the West and a $\beta$ that is equal to 1 and stable for those that are as rich as cities incontinue to serve the public and not the political system. We need more statesmen like him and less politicians in all levels of government.

JIM HYATT

Absurd lawsuits cost all of us

Time once was when all law students who had passed the bar exam hung out their shingles and clients came to them for assistance in legal matters when they needed help.

If the client was considering a lawsuit, the attorney would advise them as to the legal and ethical merits of their case. Many attorneys still abide by this practice. These attorneys serve our nation well. They deserve our sincere thanks and respect.

However, we are witnessing a growing number of advertisements by certain law firms with all sorts of bait encouraging individuals to bring suit for "damages" against businesses, corporations,


Even though this man may have been wearing a black robe, what I saw, he should have just worn his white sheet with the three common KKK letters on that sheet as well as the Commonwealth Prosecutor for York County. (My opinion).

Each person who appeared to be of African American decent, (Black to cut the politically correct garbage), that went before Judge Hudgins while I was there were all, what seemed to be, prosecuted to the full extant of the charges against them and held on the side for processing. Now its by design that you can not hear what is going on with each case in that court room, so I can not say what each of them was charged with and what determination was used to if(_last_selected_solver.compare(solver_name)==0)
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ensured ratification of a nuclear arms reduction treaty in 2010 and most recently failed to persuade Republicans to back a U.N. pact on the rights of the disabled.

The senator was also outspoken in pushing for a 2011 no-fly zone over Libya as Moammar Gadhafi's forces attacked rebels and citizens.receptor blockers (ARBs), and mineralocorticoid receptor antagonists (MRAs) as cornerstone medical therapies for chronic systolic HF for almost two decades, HF remains a leading cause of morbidity, mortality, and health care expenditures in the USA and worldwide.

Advances in our understanding of the renin--angiotensin--aldosterone (RAAS) pathway and natriuretic peptide system, lessons learned from randomized trials of natriuretic peptide system augmentation, and pharmaco-innovation led to the creation and validation of combination sacubitril/valsartan (Entresto™ \[LCZ696\]; Novartis) for the treatment of HFrEF. The Prospective Comparison of Angiotensin Receptor-Neprilysin Inhibitor with Angiotensin-Converting Enzyme Inhibitor to Determine Impact on Global Mortality and Morbidity in Heart Failure (PARADIGM-HF) trial provided compelling evidence for the cardiovascular (CV) and mortality benefit of sacubitril/valsartan when compared to enalapril (an ACEI) in patients with HFrEF.[@b9-vhrm-13-369] Numerous post hoc analyses


a prodrug, which upon ingestion is rapidly metabolized to an active NEPI moiety LBQ657.[@b14-vhrm-13-369] The mechanism of action and the effects of LCZ696 on the CV system in HF are explained in [Figure 1](#f1-vhrm-13-369){ref-type="fig"}.[@b15-vhrm-13-369] Preclinical trials of this combination provided evidence for simultaneous neprilysin inhibition and angiotensin receptor blockade.[@b10-vhrm-13-369] Favorable safety and efficacy data of this combination from a Phase III randomized controlled trial in hypertensive HFpEF patients paved the way for the larger PARADIGM-HF trial.[@b9-vhrm-13-369]

The PARADIGM-HF was a Phase III double-blind controlled trial that randomized 8,442 patients with New York Heart Association (NYHA) class II--IV HF and an LVEF of ≤40% (later amended to ≤35%) to receive twice daily dosing of either 200 mg of LCZ696 or 10 mg of enalapril in addition to standard medical therapyHF showed significantly greater reductions in CV death, HF hospitalization, and all-cause mortality with LCZ696.[@b18-vhrm-13-369] Findings from the PARADIGM-HF trial and subsequent secondary analyses incited a lot of excitement in the HF community, as the discovery of sacubitril/valsartan proves momentous in the relatively stagnant field of HF pharmacotherapy.

International consensus recommendation for sacubitril/valsartan in HF
=====================================================================

Following the trial, the USA FDA reviewed LCZ696 under its priority review program with a fast-track designation and approved this drug for the treatment of all NYHA II--IV HFrEF patients in July 2015.[@b19-vhrm-13-369] The USA FDA labeling is overarching, recommending the medication for all NYHA function class II--IV HFrEF patients with serum potassium ≤5.2 mmol/L, and no contraindication or intolerance to ACEI/ARB. The same year, the European Medical Agency approved the use of sacubitril/valsartan in


showed that run-in noncompletion did not affect the magnitude of the treatment benefit of LCZ696 over enalapril.[@b21-vhrm-13-369],[@b22-vhrm-13-369] Low blood pressure, low eGFR, and more advanced HF (higher NTproBNP level) were associated with higher risk for run-in noncompletion, suggesting that these patients should undergo closer monitoring during the uptitration of LCZ696 or the conversion of patients from enalapril to LCZ696.[@b21-vhrm-13-369],[@b22-vhrm-13-369]

The mean target dose achieved for enalapril (18.9 mg/day) was lower than the maximum recommended dose in HF, whereas the maximum recommended target dose was achieved for sacubitril/valsartan.[@b16-vhrm-13-369] This raises the concern as to whether the maximal dose of valsartan produced more RAAS blockade leading to better clinical outcomes when compared to a moderate dose of enalapril, as no trials showed head-to-head comparison of the study doses of valsartan andACEI/ARB.[@b19-vhrm-13-369] Differences exist between international consensus guidelines for ARNI indications in HFrEF, which might affect real-world patient groups who will be prescribed this drug. Also, concerns exist regarding the generalizability of the results of PARADIGM-HF to the entire real-world HFrEF patients, as the PARADIGM-HF study population represents only a minority of the real-world HFrEF population. Several researchers investigated the differences in eligibility of sacubitril/valsartan initiation in the real-world HFrEF population based on FDA labeling versus PARADIGM-HF enrollment criteria.

Parikh et al evaluated patient population from the Get With The Guidelines-Heart Failure (GWTG-HF) registry to characterize patients' eligibility and potential barriers for sacubitril/valsartan initiation according to the criteria set forth in FDA labeling and PARADIGM-HF.[@b46-vhrm-13-369] The GWTG-HF registry is composed of patients who were admitted for worsening HF or developed


low levels of natriuretic peptide. It is obvious from these findings that sacubitril/valsartan cannot be prescribed for the entire HFrEF population, given that a few major exclusions in the trial represent a significant number of real-world HFrEF population. It is also apparent that the differences in FDA labeling and consensus recommendations may result in this ARNI being used in a larger HFrEF population than it is evaluated in.

Conclusion
==========

Although the PARADIGM-HF trial provided compelling evidence for the superiority of angiotensin receptor-NEP inhibition over enalapril in HFrEF patients, it is important to note that certain subgroups of patients who represent a significant proportion of the real-world HF population were underrepresented or excluded from the original trial. Real-world eligibility data suggest that only 20%--40% of the HFrEF patients will be eligible                                                          24 weeks

**Abbreviations:** ADHF, acute decompensated heart failure; BID, twice daily; c-GMP, cyclic-guanosine monophosphate; CKD, chronic kidney disease; CSS, clinical summary score; CV, cardiovascular; eGFR, estimated glomerular filtration rate; ESRD, end-stage renal disease; HF, heart failure; HFpEF, heart failure with preserved ejection fraction; HFrEF, heart failure with reduced ejection fraction; ICU, intensive care unit; KCCQ, Kansas City Cardiomyopathy Questionnaire; LVEF, left ventricular ejection fraction; MI, myocardial infarction; NT-proBNP, N-terminal pro-brain natriuretic


the risk of anaemia. IFA supplementation is associated with a reduced risk of preterm birth, low birth weight, neonatal death and congenital anomalies.[@R13] The WHO currently recommend daily IFA supplementation (30--60 mg elemental iron and 400 µg folic acid) during pregnancy starting as early as possible to prevent maternal anaemia, puerperal sepsis, low birth weight, preterm birth, maternal anaemia and iron deficiency.[@R15] Despite these recommendations, in the 2012 Demographic and Health Survey 58.6% of pregnant women were anaemic in Niger, and only 29% of women reported consuming IFA supplements for ≥90 days during their most recent pregnancy.[@R5]

The present study, entitled the Niger Maternal Nutrition (NiMaNu) project, was implemented in the Zinder region of Niger. The NiMaNu project was a programmatic intervention to improve ANC services, with a research component    685 (87.6%)

   Child not born alive or born alive and has since died    177 (14.7%)          97 (12.4%)           0.27

  Attended any ANC during last pregnancy                    1108 (91.9%)         727 (93.0%)          0.37

  Attended at least 4 ANC during last pregnancy             476 (39.5%)


after the programmatic intervention had been implemented. This was likely due to the donation of IFA supplements to IHCs and the QI activities. Similar to the present study, a quasi-experimental study among pregnant women in rural India, with the aim to enhance dietary and IFA intake, also showed an increased proportion of women who consumed IFA supplements for 100 days after only 12 weeks of an intervention, which consisted of personal communication between the interviewer and the participant, as well as home-based reminder materials.[@R33]

The present study showed that the proportion of pregnant women who reported knowing the benefits of IFA supplementation was significantly higher in the endline survey than in the baseline survey, especially among adult pregnant women and those with housing index at or below the medianearly stage of the pregnancy were not willing to disclose the pregnancy. Second, the study is a predesign and postdesign comparing a cohort of women at baseline to another cohort of women at endline, which is subject to internal validity threats associated with uncontrolled changes over time, including within-village developments and historical effects present in one comparison period but not the other. That said, this bias was reduced by controlling for year and season in all the models. In addition, there could be selection biases arising from differences in the characteristics of women in the two surveys. However, this is less likely a concern because all women who were invited to participate in the study provided consent. Because the present study relied on self-reported information, social desirability bias


that they don’t really care about (How did you memorize all those lines?). What’s more, the audience will hold back some of what they would otherwise express because they don’t want to hurt your feelings….The best case scenario when an actor was onstage for a discussion was that the conversation turns into a moderated interview, and we would end up discussing what it was like to work with XYZ director, rather than the big questions the play asks…I try to partner with the actor to lead the discussion, rather than direct questions toward him or her. That way, everyone is participating in the same project…”

He has a similar rule about leading the discussion if you directed or produced the work because criticism will color the way you conductrule that intrigued me most was number 9 –

“If you really hate the production you’re discussing, just wait. I’ve found that if I lead enough conversations on a play, something will emerge that I will fall in love with. I have never liked a production less as a result of continued discussion.”

I like the idea that the audience can help those involved with the creation of the production to appreciate it more. We often think of an arts event as something we offer to audiences for their entertainment and education. Typically our end of the transaction involves receiving money and applause.

The idea that audiences can teach us something about our own work makes the exchange seem somehow more complete. Perhaps the next iteration of the intrinsic value of


In his fifth issue, appellant
asserts that the trial court violated his due process rights by having him
handcuffed during trial without adequate reason.  Because appellant=s fifth issue is
dispositive of his appeal, we address it first and do not reach his other
complaints.  See Tex. R. App. P. 47.1.
III.  DISCUSSION
A.   Handcuffing Appellant During Proceedings

Prior to voir dire and outside the presence of the jury
panel, appellant=s counsel objected to appellant being
handcuffed during the proceedings.  After a fairly lengthy discourse,[2]
the trial judge, Hon. William Harmon, overruled the objection, stating that he
was concerned that the cane appellant needed to walk could be used as a deadly
weapon.  This concern, coupled with appellant=s previous
convictions and the length of incarceration he was facing in this case, led
Judge Harmon to order appellant shackled in handcuffs for the durationtellingly, Judge Harmon allowed
appellant to keep the cane, even though appellant suggested that Athe cane can be
put back.@  We conclude Judge Harmon abused his discretion in
ordering that appellant be handcuffed for the duration of trial.  See  Wiseman
v. State, 223 S.W.3d 45, 50-51 (Tex. App.CHouston [1st
Dist.] 2006, pet. ref=d); Davis, 195 S.W.3d at 316; Grayson
v. State, 192 S.W.3d 790, 792 (Tex. App.CHouston [1st
Dist.] 2006, no pet.); Ramirez v. State, No. 14-05-00435-CR, 2006 WL
2345952, at *3 (Tex. App.CHouston [14th Dist.] Aug. 15, 2006, no
pet.) (mem. op.) (not designated for publication).
Because this error implicates appellant=s constitutional
rights, we must reverse the judgment unless we determine beyond a reasonable
doubt that the error did not contribute to the conviction.  Tex. R. App. P. 44.2(a); Davis,
195 S.W.3d at 316B17.  AFactors we
consider in conducting this


200 years behind the times. Why has it not been shaken up? Are we scared? Fear instead of courage?” Pope Francis cited Martini to the Curia, adding that these are words that “should make us think.”

“There is always a temptation to fall back on the past,” Francis continued in his Dec. 21 address, “because it is more reassuring, known and, certainly less conflictual. Yet this too is part of the process and the risk of undertaking significant changes.”

It would not be unreasonable to suggest that Cardinal Müller’s homily Wednesday was in fact a response to the pope’s call for modernization.

According to Müller, the crisis facing the Catholic Church today has arisen from attempts to align with secular culture while abandoning the teachings of the faith in the process.

“Theexamination, Sotelo again was given his Miranda rights by one of the officers.  He was also told that the test was a tool used by the police to aid in investigations and advised that he did not have to submit to the examination.  Sotelo continued to indicate his desire to take the test.  One licensed polygraph examiner administered the test, and another licensed examiner reviewed the test results.

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Based on his review of the polygraph record, the second examiner, Mr. Magiera, determined that Sotelo was not being truthful.  In accordance with accepted practice in the field, the polygraph examiner then confronted Sotelo, stating:  "I looked over your [polygraph examination] records and they show that you are not being truthful on this test."


22 L.Ed.2d 684 (1969).

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Sotelo was a man of average intelligence.  He had not been deprived of food or sleep.  It is obvious that Sotelo responded to the approach of the polygraph examiner, and his confession came very shortly after the examiner began his questioning.  Yet it is apparent that the examiner's "fatherly" manner did not confuse Sotelo.  There is no indication that Sotelo was lulled into a belief that the stranger was a friend, rather than a technician continuing the police interrogation.  The roles of the questioner and the respondent were clear.  Sotelo had been advised of his constitutional rights prior to the examination, informed that the test was an aid to the police in their investigation, and told that he waspresented to the trial court.  The record reveals no flagrant misstatements to the Appellant of the test results.  The complained of examiner repeated his interpretation before the trial court.  An expert called to dispute that interpretation admitted that differences of professional opinion are not uncommon.  The record also reveals no blatantly coercive interrogation.  The Appellant was certainly coaxed into making his admissions.  A reading of that interrogation, however, does not necessarily give rise to conclusions of coercion.
... [T]he trial court was presented with ample evidence upon which it could conclude that the confession was voluntary.  We can therefore find no error in the admission of the Appellant's confession into evidence.

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The Council has attempted to achieve a balance in the way in which
medical research under its sponsorship is supported. The majority of
the funds at its disposal are still used to assist individual research workers
who request funds to carry out a special project usually over a three year
period. As has been the practice, these requests are first evaluated by
the individual subcommittee mentioned above and only those which are
considered to have real scientific merit and a realistic chance of being
brought to a successful conclusion, are recommended. The Council
regrets that in this area insufficient funds existed to support all of those
who had such recommendations. This resulted from a general lack of
funds and from increase in the numbers of young physicians and scientists
interested in and capable of doing medical researchBoard would have power, in its discretion, to make a monetary award
to the plaintiff. Such an award, however, would not be the consequence of, nor
would it be authorized by, the Little Tucker Act. It would, instead, be a discretionary
decision by the Air Force to grant monetary relief under 10 U.S.C. § 1552. In these
circumstances, we hold that the current appeal is not based, in whole or in part, on
any viable claim under the Little Tucker Act. The appeal, therefore, need not be
transferred to the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit.

      The petition for rehearing by the panel is denied.

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Automatic semantic influence on early visual word recognition in the ventral occipito-temporal cortex.
The left ventral occipitotemporal cortex (vOT) is a critical region in reading. According to the interactive account of reading, the vOT is an interface between the lower-level visual regions and higher-level language areas. One prediction of the interactive account is that orthographic activation in vOT should be automatically influenced by semantics and phonology. In the current study, we used functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) and a masked priming paradigm with a relatively short duration (150 ms) to examine whether language information automatically influences vOT during Chinese reading. Participants were asked to perform a lexical decision task on target characters. We separately tested the phonological and semantic influence on orthographic processing in vOT. Brain activation analyses showedAnti-inflammatory effect of dialysable leucocyte extract in a rat model of osteoarthritis: histopathological and molecular characterization.
To evaluate the effect of dialysable leucocyte extract (DLE) on pro- and anti-inflammatory profiles in a rat model of osteoarthritis (OA). Forty-eight male Wistar rats were divided into three groups: normal rats without treatment, OA rats treated with placebo, and OA rats treated with DLE. After treatment, the animals were killed to obtain cartilage for histological analysis and to determine the expression of pro- and anti-inflammatory cytokines by reverse transcription multiplex polymerase chain reaction (RT-MPCR) and immunohistofluorescence analyses. Histological analysis revealed that OA cartilage from rats treated with DLE displayed similar characteristics to non-OA cartilage from the control group. The OA cartilage treated with placebo showed alterations in the cellular architecture and in


SEBI seeks more details on Cairn deal

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is yet to issue a formal clearance to the $9.6-billion (Rs 43,200 crore) takeover of Cairn India by Anil Agarwal-Vedanta Resources and has sought some more clarifications from the merchant bankers involved in Vedanta’s open offer to Cairn shareholders.

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is yet to issue a formal clearance to the $9.6-billion (Rs 43,200 crore) takeover of Cairn India by Anil Agarwal-Vedanta Resources and has sought some more clarifications from the merchant bankers involved in Vedanta’s open offer to Cairn shareholders.

“This may be more of a procedural clarification but the final approval is yet to come,” the source said.

Media reports on Saturday said that the market regulator has sought moreEmily's work should be read with the realization that Charlotte's character was quite different from Emily's: her interpretation of Wuthering Heights should not necessarily be taken at face value.

Wuthering Heights does not belong to any obvious prose genre, nor did it begin an important literary lineage. None of its imitations can approach its sincerity and poetic power. However, it has still been an important influence on English literature. With the passing of time, an immense amount of interest has grown up about the Brontë sisters, Charlotte, Emily, and Anne, and they have achieved the status of the centers of a literary cult.


spend up to 2 weeks kissing in his/her lifetime.

Longest On-Screen Kiss
The longest on-screen kiss was the 3 minutes, 5 second liplock between Jane Wyman and Regis Tommey in "You're in the Army Now."

Lovapalooza 2 Kissing Record
More than 5,300 couples locked lips for at least 10 seconds in Manila, Philippines to kick off Valentine's Day 2005. This breaks Chile's old record of 4,445 couples.

Night Kissing
Our brains have special neurons that help us find eachothers lips in the dark

Science of Kissing
The science of kissing is called philematology.

Strange Kissing Laws
There are many strange laws regarding kissing that are still on the books. In Indiana, it is illegal for a man with a moustache to "habitually kiss human beings". And in Hartford, CT, it is illegal for a man to kiss hisshe slipped into the hallway. What kind of criminals would keep their prisoner in an unlocked room? Walking fast, Emory pushed the thought down, keeping her head down as she tried to locate how to get out of this place. The hallway was quiet, and Emory didn’t pass anyone else. It had to be late into the night, and she sent up a thank you to whoever was granting her such luck. Trying not to run, she turned left, passing more shut unmarked doors, but slowly, the hallway slanted up. Heart pounding, her palms slicked with sweat as she tried to stick to the shadows, walking faster now. Ahead of her, doors loomed, and panic bloomed in her chest. Running now, Emory tried to hold back the tears


it was when she woke up in this nightmare. Her mind was buzzing with a single thought. Survive. Nadira chanted to herself in an endless loop. She got sloppy with her arm movements, with her pulling and wiggling. However long she’d been clawing her way to freedom was too long. She paused, taking a few more shallow breaths through the cloth that was acting as a mask. She wanted to stop, to regain her strength, but she ignored her fatigue. Reaching up yet again, she pulled more dirt down. This time she felt nothing around her fingertips. Finally, there was space!

With renewed determination, Nadira pried and hoisted herself up, kicking her legs as if she was swimming through the soil. Her hands first, then forearms. Next, her head,Ghosts of Memories v1.0.4

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\*The data were presented as median (interquartile range).

†The patients were in accordance with early‐stage disease demonstrated by lungfunction test (the concrete data were not available) and radiology criteria as follows: chest CT indicated one with emphysematous changes showing low attenuation areas and/or bulla.

‡The guideline was published by Chinese Medical Association (CMA) for diagnosis and treatment of COPD in 2002.

\#\#Global Initiative for Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease, the guideline for COPD diagnosis, management and prevention.

§Newcastle--Ottawa Scale, a tool for assess the quality of case--control study, ranged from 0 to 9.

\*\*\*The patient with COPD was defined as a physical examination that demonstrated hyperresonant chest and flattened hemidiaphragms; a chest roentgenogram that demonstrated hyperinflation, flattened diaphragms and marked loss of vascularity; a computed tomography scan that demonstrated areas of low attenuation; and pulmonary function testing that demonstrated decreased FEV1:FVC ratios and impaired diffusion capacity

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allele carrier) in patients with COPD (OR 1.82, 95% CI: 1.28--2.61, *P* = 0.001). Further analysis suggested that type I genotype was of dominant position in patients with COPD in several subgroups, including Asian (OR 2.02, 95% CI: 1.51--2.70, *P* \< 0.001), hospital‐based (OR 2.33, 95% CI: 1.50--3.60, *P* \< 0.001), lower quality (OR 1.86, 95% CI: 1.17--2.96, *P* = 0.009) and Chinese subgroup (OR 2.37, 95% CI: 1.46--3.87, *P* \< 0.001). Moreover, in both subgroups divided by detection method, more L allele carriers were observed in patients with COPD than those in control subjects (for automated sequencing subgroup, OR 1.61, 95% CI: 1.13--2.30, *P* = 0.008; for PCR‐PAGE subgroup, OR 3.30, 95% CI: 1.49--7.29, *P* = 0.003; Fig. [3](#jcmm13028-fig-0003){ref-type="fig"}).

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the distribution of *HMOX1* alleles and genotypes indifferent inclusion criteria, whereas Ma *et al*. enrolled specific control subjects who were all lung cancer patients without airflow limitation. Moreover, the population in Fu\'s report was not in accordance with HWE. However, discarding these studies did not affect the pooled OR value in genotype comparisons, and neither did other studies (Fig. S1).

Publication bias {#jcmm13028-sec-0014}
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Publication bias was detected by Begg\'s and Egger\'s tests. These tests did not show significant results in almost all comparisons (Table [4](#jcmm13028-tbl-0004){ref-type="table-wrap"}). The funnel plots exhibited approximate symmetry shape (Fig. [4](#jcmm13028-fig-0004){ref-type="fig"}). These results indicated little publication bias.

![Publication bias on HMOX1 polymorphism. (**A**) Begg\'s funnel plot of the seven eligible studies of HMOX1 genotype distribution in COPD risk; (**B**) Begg\'s funnel plot of the four eligible studies of HMOX1 genotype distribution in COPD severity.](JCMM-21-894-g004){#jcmm13028-fig-0004}

Discussion {#jcmm13028-sec-0015}
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A fuller understanding of the operation of such a fire alarm system will be gained as a description of a detailed embodiment of the present invention proceeds. At that time, reference will be made to FIG. 1, in which the context of the invention is depicted, such context being a known fire alarm system of the type just described.
Accordingly, it is a fundamental object of the present invention to provide a city tie line arrangement whereby municipal fire authorities may be notified on a selective basis as to particular conditions that exist calling for the services of such authorities.
Another object is to make


When I hear the word bacteria, I automatically think of hygiene and health. Stereotypical? Perhaps. But not all bad; Bacteria has given great service to humanity over the centuries. It has intrigued the scientific community many a times with its varied forms of existence. One such enthralling bacterial activity is achieved by the Cupriavidus Metallidurans, a recently discovered gold producing bacteria, reported to produce 99% pure 24-karat gold!

Jabir Bin Hayan, an Arab chemist, who thought gold could be prepared by chemical reaction of different metals, spent most of his life experimenting to see if he could create gold. During his quest, he went on to do wonderful things for chemistry. However, he never found a way to manufacture gold. Subsequent chemists kept searching for the right chemical equationpatients, divided into two groups as the significant CAD group and nonsignificant CAD group according to coronary artery lesions. The differences between the groups in terms of the presence of fQRS and clinical characteristics were investigated. The mean age of patients was 51.3 ± 11.3 years, and 74 of them were males (77.9%). FQRS was present in 47 (49.5%) patients, and significant CAD was demonstrated in 51 subjects (53.7%) among the enrolled subjects. fQRS was more prevalent in the significant CAD group compared to nonsignificant CAD group (P < 0.001). The presence of FQRS increased the PPV of positive ETT from 53.7% to 85.1%. In addition, FQRS was associated with the increased risk of significant CAD in multivariate analysis (OR = 2.839, P < 0.001). In clinical practice,


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Amir Kiumarsi, who was born in Iran and came to Canada in 2010, is a chemistry lecturer at Ryerson University. His expertise is in studying organic compounds and developing new chemicals for therapeutic purposes.

His friend and collaborator, Saeid Ghavami, first met Dr. Kiumarsi at Mashad University in Iran about 30 years ago, and called him a “fantastic mentor.” It was Dr. Kiumarsi, then a junior faculty member, who inspired the young student to pursue graduate studies.

He said his friend has continued this tradition in Toronto, lending support to many students – especially those who are new to Canada. “He’s a great supporter, and I know he’s done a lot to help them.”

A 90-year-old Russian citizen living in Canada was also injured. The Russian embassy in Canada confirmed Wednesdaypackage cn.rongcloud.im.ui.fragment;

import android.content.Intent;
import android.os.Bundle;
import android.widget.TextView;

import androidx.recyclerview.widget.LinearLayoutManager;
import androidx.recyclerview.widget.RecyclerView;

import cn.rongcloud.im.R;
import cn.rongcloud.im.ui.widget.SideBar;

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Obesity is a common preventable cause of morbidity and mortality, and ethnic minorities, independent of socioeconomic status, are disproportionately affected. Genetic and environmental factors are known to be important in the development of obesity, yet the interactions between polymorphic variants within genes and environmental risk factors are poorly understood despite their fundamental importance. Our preliminary data demonstrate that central body fat is common among Yup'ik Eskimos, an "at risk" and underserved population in Southwest Alaska. The objective of this revised application is to investigate whether selected gene- environment interactions are risk factors for obesity in Yup'ik Eskimos. Obesity genome linkage scans have implicated the following chromosomal regions in multiple independent studies, including a 10cM genome sub-scan we conducted in Yup'ik Eskimos: 2p, 3q, 5p, 6p, 7q, 10q, 11q,a list of available commands and what gets passed: https://developers.google.com/actions/smarthome/
As for device/room names they are matched against the language they are entered in. So if you name a room Living Room in English and then try to access it with the Japanese for Living Room "リビングルーム" I don't think that will work. Once a device is matched by name it is then converted to a unique id provided by hardware manufacturer.


than 20 books. Her most recent is "The Tallgrass Prairie: An Introduction," (2017 Northwestern University Press). Look for her new book, "Tallgrass Conversations: In Search of the Prairie Spirit" in spring of 2019 (with Thomas Dean, Ice Cube Press). Her writing is also included in "The Tallgrass Prairie Reader" (2014, University of Iowa Press). She teaches prairie ecology, prairie literature, and prairie ethnobotany in the Chicago area, and is a prairie steward who has volunteered countless hours in prairie restoration. See Cindy's upcoming speaking and teaching events at www.CindyCrosby.com.

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Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.As an example of a mobile communication system to which the present invention is applicable, a 3rd Generation Partnership Project (3GPP) Long Term Evolution (LTE) communication system will be briefly described.
FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a network structure of an Evolved Universal Mobile Telecommunications System (E-UMTS) as an example of a wireless communication system. The E-UMTS is an evolved form of the UMTS and has been standardized in the 3GPP. Generally, the E-UMTS may be called a Long Term Evolution (LTE) system. For details of the technical specifications of the UMTS and E-UMTS, refer to Release 7 and Release 8 of “3rd Generation Partnership Project; Technical Specification Group Radio Access Network”.
Referring to FIG. 1, the E-UMTS mainly includes a User Equipment (UE), base stations (or eNBs or


Introduction {#Sec1}
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The sexuality of people with intellectual disability has recently become the topic of professional discussion and public debate. The normalization rule introduced into society made it necessary to understand and accept an intellectually disabled person as a sexual person. Unfortunately there is still a lack of knowledge on people with higher degree of intellectual disability.[1](#Fn1){ref-type="fn"} As a consequence, this group may struggle with many problems in building satisfactory relationships with a partner and having a successful sexual life. Due to limited research in this field it is difficult to achieve any general conclusion as to the knowledge and sexual activity of people with HDID. The analysis of studies available in literature gives only a general perspective on this issue.

The presented studies are related to three areas: theon in such a way as to ensure that they met the criteria of correctness as regards questions asked and applied terminology.

It should be emphasized that the results achieved during the research work with youths with a higher degree of ID were later discussed with their teachers in charge and teachers who had direct contact with them. All suggestions and remarks by these teachers were noted and then taken into account while elaborating the results.

The interview comprised of three stages. Stage 1 was to establish good contact with the person being interviewed. The questions concerned their general physical and mental state (mood) as well as their interests. The aim of that stage was to create an atmosphere of safety and trust. The next stage, called the main one,


emotions connected with one's own sexual life. The present work presents only the results obtained from parts I and II of the interview questionnaire i.e. the ones concerning knowledge and behavior. The interview questionnaire had two versions, a version for men and for women and was supplemented by charts that contained notions connected with human sexuality.[3](#Fn3){ref-type="fn"} The use of visual communication was necessary in many cases. The charts presented objects, activities and features as well as names of presented notions. All the pictures on the charts were schematic and simplified in form. The interview questionnaire questions refer to the description of specific constituting parts of one's sexual behavior.The part concerning knowledge was categorized into 3-scale answers, giving an opportunity to describe the level as low, medium or high.the questions concerning physiology of giving birth, the tested people could score high if they could explain that a woman gives birth to a child through her procreative tracts; average score when they had difficulties in precise explanation of the phenomenon of birth and low score when no explanation was given at all.

#### Knowledge on Contraception {#Sec9}

As regards knowledge on contraception, the tested group could score high when named 3 contraceptions methods, average with two and low when no contraception methods were named.In the part dealing with undertaking sexual activity, the people interviewed were asked to answer "yes--no" questions, with the possibility to express their opinion in detail. Many of those under study have openly discussed sexual experience. The presented study results are illustrated with several selected sentences


scared and even cried. I thought that something bad had happened to her. It was not too good. But now, we have sex and it is really cool (man, aged 19),""I have already had sex. The girl lived in my district. She doesn't study here anymore as she has already completed school. She left school last year. Now she spends time at home. I did it out of curiosity to find out how what it is like; one has to do it eventually. The girl cried afterwards and she said that it hurt her or something like that. It didn't hurt me. It was not bad but now it has got better. Some of my friends have already had sex. I also wanted to do it. Now, Ia pre-requisite for this script to work successfully.

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Thewell as other drugs used for treating patients suffering from neurological disorders. Non-pharmacological measures include non-invasive brain stimulation, which has been employed to improve various cognitive and affective functions, and brain-machine interfaces, which hold much potential to extend the repertoire of motor and cognitive actions available to humans.

Although consideration of individual neuroenhancement agents is usually triggered by success in clinical and technological fields, they have also been used to attempt to help people with lack of normal cognitive, motor, and affective abilities: for example, social skills and empathy. In this case, neuroenhancement drugs try to increase oxytocin and decrease cortisol levels helping people better their communication and social interaction skills.

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Pierre, Jeffrey Hammonds and Ryan Dempster, an MLB Network analyst.

The prospect "roster" included 19 players representing the Bahamas: Warren Saunders (Mets), Tahnaj Thomas (Pirates), Chavez Young (Blue Jays), D’Vonn Mackey (Athletics), Chavez Fernander (Tigers), Anfernee Seymour (Marlins), Jazz Chisholm (Marlins), Trent Deveaux (Angels), Kristian Robinson (Diamondbacks), D’Vaughn Knowles (Yankees), James Rolle (Orioles), Dax Stubbs (Orioles), Ian Lewis (Marlins), Everette Cooper (Astros), Zion Bannister (Rangers), Keithron Moss (Rangers) and D’Shawn Knowles (Angels).

"You're going to start hearing about Bahamian ballplayers showing up in big league baseball in the next few years," Bichette said. "And for the future years after that. These guys are incredible athletes and they're starting to get after it."

Also present were prospects who have either already experienced their first taste of the big leagues, or are rightGRAND OPENING CELEBRATION

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2011. United States. Federal Highway Administration, Lubkin, Samantha , Blades, Doug, and United States. Bureau of Transportation Statistics. This point shapefile depicts the more than 600,000 of the United States' bridges located on public roads, including interstate highways, United Sta... United States. Bureau of Transportation Statistics.detergents.[@cit28]--[@cit32] The catalytic reductive amination of carbonyl compounds with ammonia (NH~3~) and hydrogen (H~2~) as the nitrogen source and reductant, respectively, is the most practical and valuable approach for the synthesis of primary amines.[@cit33]--[@cit50] To date, metal catalysts have been reported as the prime candidates for the reductive amination of carbonyl compounds with NH~3~ and H~2~, mainly based on several support catalysts of Ni,[@cit39],[@cit40] Cu,[@cit41] Pd,[@cit42] Ru,[@cit43]--[@cit47] Rh,[@cit44],[@cit48] and Pt,[@cit49] which only provide moderate reaction rates, even under high H~2~ pressure (≥4 MPa). Moreover, the selective reductive amination of carbonyl compounds (except simple aryl and alkyl aldehydes) to primary amines is typically hindered by the formation of secondary and tertiary amines and/or undesired further-hydrogenated products. We focus on the specific morphology and atomic structure of a metal catalyst


because the formation of **2a** is thermodynamically unfavourable compared to other byproducts (see the ESI[†](#fn1){ref-type="fn"}). Ru-NPs prepared from Ru-deposited Ca(NH~2~)~2~ samples with different loading amounts of Ru (10, 15 and 20 wt%) were tested for initial screening of the catalyst ([Tables 1](#tab1){ref-type="table"} and S1[†](#fn1){ref-type="fn"}). Ru-NPs prepared from 10 wt% Ru-loaded Ca(NH~2~)~2~ provided an almost quantitative yield (99%) of **2a** in 2 h without significant formation of other byproducts (Table S1,[†](#fn1){ref-type="fn"} entry 1). Ru-NPs prepared from 15 and 20 wt% Ru-loaded Ca(NH~2~)~2~ also gave **2a** in high yield (95 and 93%, respectively), although a ring hydrogenated product (tetrahydrofurfurylamine; **5a**) was formed to a significant extent with a total yield of 3--5% along with a small amount of secondary amine (**7a**) through hydrogenation of the dimeric imine **3a** (Table S1,[†](#fn1){ref-type="fn"}  5.8

^*a*^Reaction conditions: catalyst (0.2 mg for Ru-NPs; 20 mg for 1 wt% Ru/Nb~2~O~5~), substrate (0.5 mmol), MeOH (5 mL), NH~3~ (8 mmol), H~2~ (2 MPa), 363 K.

^*b*^GC yield.

^*c*^ *R* ~Ru-NP~ defines the ratio of TOFs for Ru-NP and Ru/Nb~2~O~5~.

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In summary, flat-shaped pristine fcc Ru NPs, consisting of a large fraction of atomically active {111} facets on their flat surfaces, were constructed as a high performance catalyst. The specific flat-shaped morphology and surface electronic structure of Ru NPs clearly contribute to their outstanding catalytic performance, as reflected by the exceptionally high TOFs observed for the reductive amination of several carbonyl compounds, compared to conventional efficient supported metal catalysts. The Ru-NP catalyst also exhibits excellent durability and selectivity during prolonged recycling. Shape-specific Ru NPs are available as a


v. Collins, 45 N.J. Eq. 284 (E. & A. 1889); Lippincott v. Lippincott, 97 N.J. Eq. 517 (E. & A. 1925); In re R.L., 137 N.J. Eq. 271, (Jayne, V.C., 1945). Children of tender years are not awarded to the mother because of any rule of law, but only because in fact the mother will usually take better and more expert care of a small child than can the father. But the problem in every case is the same, What will promote the happiness and welfare of the child?" Seitz v. Seitz, 1 N.J. Super. 234 (App. Div. 1949).
Here, the mother is better able to care for the infant, and the custody should remain with her. The father being employed, his opportunity to visit the child is necessarilyto Northern California. Chapalin offered to transport
Thum to Carlsbad, California if Thum agreed to escort an
illegal alien—Varguez-Rodriguez—from the Jack in the Box
restaurant to a nearby vehicle. Agent Gonzalez further
testified that agents later confirmed that Varguez-Rodriguez
was an illegal alien.

    The government also called Probation Officer Edward
Nover II, who testified that, in his opinion, Thum had
violated the conditions of his supervised release. No other
evidence was taken. Based on the testimony at the
evidentiary hearing, the district court sustained the
government’s allegation, revoked Thum’s supervised release,
sentenced him to time served, and imposed an additional two-
year term of supervised release. In so doing, the district court
concluded that Agent Gonzalez’s testimony showed that
Thum had committed the crime of “encouraging or inducing
[an illegal alien] to reside in the United States,” in violation
of 8


government, any
rational trier of fact could have found the essential elements
of a violation’ by ‘a preponderance of the evidence.’” United
States v. King, 608 F.3d 1122, 1129 (9th Cir. 2010) (quoting
United States v. Jeremiah, 493 F.3d 1042, 1045 (9th Cir.
2007)).

                       DISCUSSION

    Thum argues that the evidence before the district court
was insufficient to establish that he encouraged or induced an
illegal alien (i.e., Varguez-Rodriguez) to reside in the United
States. Thum further contends that the evidence was
insufficient to prove that he aided or abetted Chapalin in
encouraging or inducing an illegal alien to reside in this
country. We address these arguments in turn.

I. Encourages or Induces

   encouraging an illegal alien to
reside in the United States.4

  4
     The government also argues that a rational trier of fact could have
concluded that Thum aided Chapalin in encouraging an illegal alien to
enter the United States, which is also prohibited under
§ 1324(a)(1)(A)(iv). But we discern no evidence in the record showing
that Thum had anything to do with Varguez-Rodriguez’s decision to enter
this country illegally.
12                UNITED STATES V. THUM

    “In this circuit, the elements necessary for an aiding and
abetting conviction are: (1) that the accused had the specific
intent to facilitate the commission of a crime by another,
(2) that the accused had the requisite intent of the underlying
substantive offense,


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The City Safety with Autobrake technology uses automatic braking and detection systems to assist the driver in avoiding potential collisions, and is the only system on the market to recognize pedestrians, cyclists and large animals. In a world first, City Safety now also engages autobraking to mitigate oncoming collisions.

The Pilot Assist system – which supports the driver with steering, acceleration and braking on well-marked roads up to 80 MPH – has been upgraded with improved cornering performance. The V60 also includes Run-off Road Mitigation, Oncoming Lane Mitigation and other steering assistance systems. The optional Cross Traffic Alert with autobrake further improves safety for peoplebeen reevaluating their policies on what kinds of foods SNAP recipients can use their benefits to purchase.

Arizona, California and Rhode Island are among a handful of states to recently pass laws establishing a restaurant meals program for elderly, homeless and disabled residents. Currently, food stamp recipients can’t purchase cooked or prepared foods. (Ever noticed those “No EBT” signs on the nacho machine at 7-Eleven?)

Virginia would join those states under legislation proposed by Del. Danica Roem, D-Prince William, and passed this week by the House and the Senate. The new program would not cost the state any money because total benefits remain the same. Participation by restaurants would be optional.

As the bill made its way through the General Assembly, Roem used the example of a homeless person with no


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Suite 2.0, a shareware utility for inputting and displaying
Chinese characters on Pocket PCs.

Once CE-Star Suite was installed, I was able to display Chinese SMS
on Simple SMS:

Figure 8. Viewing a message in Chinese

I managed to compose Chinese messages using the Chinese input. But
for some reason I wasn't able to send the message correctly.

Figure 9. Composing a message in Chinese

My suspicion is that my T68 does not support Chinese input, though
I can view Chinese messages perfectly, as I am not able to select
Chinese input in the settings menu. I guess the steps outlined above
should work on phones that support Chinese input.

Summary

While you may not have the latest SmartPhone that combines voice
and data functionality, the technique discussed here is a good example
of how you could put your existing investments to
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Q:

Proving $(f^{-1}(x))'\cdot f'(f^{-1}(x))\equiv 1$

I was playing around with an integral formula I came across recently:
$$\int g'(x)f(g(x))f'(g(x))dx=\frac12f^2(g(x))+C$$
I decided to try $g(x)=f^{-1}(x)$ to see what happens.
Note I'm assuming inverses and differentials exist for the function
It gives: $$\int (f^{-1}(x))'\cdot x\cdot f'(f^{-1}(x)) dx=\frac12f^2(f^{-1}(x))+C=\frac{x^2}{2}+C$$
But, $$\int x dx =\frac{x^2}{2}+C$$ so this implies that the rest of the integrand is equivalent to $1$, but I can't seem to find a way to show that fact directly, without the use of the integral formula.

A:

You have
$$
 f(f^{-1}(x))= x
$$
for all $x$ where the inverse function is defined. Differentiating this identity with respect to $x$ and using the chain rule gives
$$
(f^{-1}(x))'\cdot f'(f^{-1}(x))= 1\, .
$$
(This is how the rule for differentiating an inverse function is usually proved.)

A:

Let $g(x)=f^{-1}(x)$
$$\Rightarrow f(g(x))=f(f^{-1}(x))=x$$
Differentiating both side w.r.t x we get
$$f'(g(x)).g'(x)=1$$
$$\Rightarrow f'(f^{-1}(x)).(f^{-1}(x))'=1$$

means considering episodes of care as part of the life-course instead of taking care of single diseases \[[@CR11], [@CR12]\].

Although some authors found that that patients with single chronic condition were, on average, less satisfied with their care than patients with two or more chronic illnesses \[[@CR18], [@CR19]\], evidence on patient satisfaction with care and their perception on self-management is still limited and controversial \[[@CR6], [@CR20]\].

The paper investigates how CCM strategies (i.e. education, delivery system and data monitoring system) affect satisfaction and self-management as perceived by patients with single or multiple conditions, both those who are part of a CCM and those who are not.

Framework of analysis {#Sec2}
---------------------

To analyze the differences in satisfaction and better self-management of patients with single or multiple chronic diseases, we considered the most recurrent


Region started in June 2010 and was based on CCM model principles in accordance with the LHAs \[[@CR35]\]. Multidisciplinary teams composed of GPs and nurses, physiotherapists, dieticians, and medical specialists were created, each with specific tasks to support chronic patients \[[@CR35]\]. Nurses were responsible for contacting patients for routine services, scheduling specialist visits, managing individual or group patient counselling, providing self-management support, and recording patient basic data (such as weight, waist circumference, blood pressure, blood glucose). The CCM program in Tuscany was set up for patients with diabetes, heart failure, hypertension, stroke and COPD.

The adoption of the CCM strategies has never been mandatory for GPs, who have voluntary joined the new model of care. GPs receive an incentive if they enrol patients in the CCM and meet relatednumber of eligible patients was 15,317. Eligible patients were classified in patients with single and multiple chronic illnesses, using information from the Tuscan Regional Health Agency, whose criteria are reported in Table [1](#Tab1){ref-type="table"}, and from Barnett et al.'s definition of multi-morbidity \[[@CR14]\]. In addition, these two groups were stratified into those enrolled and not enrolled in the CCM program. Hence, the respondents were randomly selected from the list of patients stratified in four groups: i) single chronic disease patients enrolled in the CCM; ii) single chronic disease patients not enrolled in the CCM; iii) patients with multiple chronic diseases enrolled in the CCM; iv) patients with multiple chronic diseases not enrolled in the CCM.Table 1Criteria applied to identify chronic patients through administrative datasetsConditionsHospital data (ICD9cm)Drug data (ATC)ExemptionDiabetes250\*A10\*250Heart failure428, 3981,


is 0.87.

Education is a composite score computed as the sum of six dummy issues: 1 'Explain how to monitor major symptoms'; 2 'Explain how to carry out medication'; 3 'Explain what to do in urgent case'; 4 'Explain how to control the pain'; 5 'Explain how to control the stress'; 6 'Suggest following a healthy diet'. Cronbach's alpha for the six variables is 0.83.

Proactivity is the average of two dummy variables, considering whether the GP or the nurse planned the visit or the patient had to do it himself/herself.

Relational continuity is a composite score computed as the sum of three dummy questions "He/she knows the important information about my medical background"; "He/she knows about my living situation"; "This doctor doesn't just deal with medical problems but can alsohelp with personal problems and worries". The Cronbach's alpha for the three variables is 0.82.

The variable that measures the enrolment into the CCM is a dummy variable where 1 is the inclusion of the patient in the CCM, and 0 otherwise.

As other control variables we considered: health status (a continuous variable from 0 to 10), age (a continuous variable) and gender.

All analyses were performed using STATA 15.

Results {#Sec11}
=======

The response rate was 76%. We excluded 64 observations because in these cases the member of the medical staff involved in patient care was not the GP. Hence, the final sample was made up of 500 single chronic patients and 454 multiple chronic patients.

Table [3](#Tab3){ref-type="table"} reports the main descriptive statistics for CCM -- no CCM within single and multiple chronic patients groups


statistically significant in any group.Table 5Overall satisfaction modelsModel 3\
Single chronic patientsModel 4\
Multiple chronic patientsOdds Ratio*P \> \|z\|*Odds Ratio*P \> \|z\|*Overall satisfaction CCM0.91*0.63*1.09*0.61* Monitoring1.44*0*1.43*0* Proactivity1.09*0.65*1.27*0.22* Education1.01*0.8*1.07*0.14* Relational continuity2.38*0*1.25*0.19* Health Status1.07*0.24*1.04*0.41* Age1.01*0.39*0.99*0.98* Sex1.01*0.98*0.82*0.29* cut1−4.62−3.7 cut2−3.06−1.61 cut3−0.970.26N. observation443494LR chi2 (7)33.9432.05Prob \> chi200Log likelihood− 416.26− 482.87Pseudo R20.040.03

Discussion {#Sec12}
==========

The three strategies put in place by chronic care programs and the intermediary outcome represented by the relational continuity of care did not always affect the two observed outcomes (overall satisfaction and better self-management). Relational continuity for both groups, had a highly positive effect on better self-management, but a moderate association with overall satisfaction only for single chronic patients. This confirms that the accumulated knowledge of GPs in primary care plays a pivotal role in terms of patients' perception \[[@CR29]\]. The higher the relational continuity, the higher the probability of better self-management, as perceived by patients and also the higher overall satisfactionCCM program designed and adopted in Siena seems not make any difference to either the overall satisfaction or better self-management for single and multiple chronic patients. One possible explanation lies in the fact that Tuscan PES systematically monitors some elements of chronic care management at all provider levels, independently of CCM enrolment, which may mask the effect of the CCM. In addition, another study argued that there is an isomorphic effect within GPs, so that differences between patients enrolled and not enrolled in CCM may decline because GPs tend to align their behaviours \[[@CR35]\] irrespectively of the strategies. Hence, further investigations are needed to better understand the effects and role of multilayer strategies, such as global monitoring systems applied at different levels.

CCM

:   Chronic Care Model

DMP

:


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Musk’s Investments by the Numbers

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author:
- 'Keiichi Wada, Marco Spaans, and Sungeun Kim'
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The topology of the neutral interstellar medium (ISM) can be studied in great detail by the spatial and velocity structures in the neutral gas. A recent high-resolution survey of the Large Magellanic Cloud (LMC) reveals that the structure of the neutral atomic inter stellar gas is dominated by numerous holes and shells as well as complex filamentary structure ([@KIM98]). These features are commonly seen in recent high-resolution images of nearby galaxies obtained with radio synthesis interferometers ([@DD90]; [@P92]; [@SS97];not apparent in the SF models. The large scale inhomogeneity in the model SF1 and SF2 is less prominent than that of the model NSF. This is because that the time scale for making the kpc-scale holes, which is a dynamical time scale, $\sim 10^8$ yr, is much longer than the the time scale for supernova explosions and evolution of the blastwaves, $\lesssim 10^6$ yr. Approximately $10^3$ supernovae per kpc$^2$ explode in this model during $\sim 10^8$ yr. The kpc-scale low density cavities, which is formed due to evacuation of gas by the effect of the gravitational and thermal instabilities, cannot evolve under such frequent supernova explosions.

We find that the supernova rate is fluctuate in a time scale $\sim 10^7$ yr, but it stays in a range 4-10$\times


hand, the spectrum of the star forming model steeper than the model without the energy feedback especially for small threshold: $dN_c/dM_c \propto M_c^{-1.7}$, $M_c^{-2.3}$, and $M_c^{-2.7}$ for model SF2 with $T_B=$ 100, 50, and 30 K, respectively. The behavior of the slope to the threshold $T_B$ in the model NSF and SF2 means that the stellar energy feedback changes structure of low density envelope of the dense clumps.

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In order to evaluate how maternal, perinatal, and infant factors are predictive of BPD, we analyzed their association with each BPD definition (Table [2](#T2){ref-type="table"}). An increase of 1 week in GA \[Shennan-OR = 0.56, 95% CI: (0.46, 0.69), *p* \< 0.0001; NIH-OR = 0.44, 95% CI: (0.34, 0.56), *p* \< 0.0001\], an increase of 1 in Apgar score at 1-min \[Shennan-OR = 0.88, 95% CI: (0.79, 0.99), *p* = 0.04; NIH-OR = 0.78, 95% CI: (0.69, 0.89), *p* = 0.0001\], and an increase of 100 gm in BW \[Shennan-OR = 0.69, 95% CI: (0.60, 0.78), *p* \< 0.0001; NIH-OR


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Hi there!! Finally today we are giving out the name of the lucky winner of our TitisClothing dress giveaway!! Thanks for all your comments and for participating! :) You will see the winner's name at the end of this post!!70% compression of the white matter. (B) 20-second 30%, 50%, and 70% compression of the gray matter. (C--E) When analyzed according to compression rate, the collapse rates of the white matter and gray matter with 30% (C), 50% (D) and 70% compression (E). \**P* \< 0.05, \*\**P* \< 0.01, \*\*\**P* \< 0.001 (one-way analysis of variance). n.s.: Not significant.](NRR-15-1344-g006){#F6}

After 20-second compression of the gray matter, the collapse rate was higher at 50% compression than at 30% compression, but this was not statistically significant. The collapse rate at 70% compression was significantly higher than for both 30% (*P* \< 0.001) and 50% compression (*P* \< 0.01) (**[Figure 6B](#F6){ref-type="fig"}**).

The collapse rates for gray matter at 30% and 50% compression (**Figure [6C](#F6){ref-type="fig"}** and **[D](#F6){ref-type="fig"}**) were greater than for white matter, although


and the public, have a right to know how the Department spends taxpayer money. I am unaware of any legitimate basis on which the cost of a conference table should be redacted. Embarrassment is not a good enough reason. The manner in which some redactions have been used casts doubt on whether the remaining redactions are necessary and defensible.

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Here is some more context of this exchange between Peter Strzok and Lisa Page via Andrew McCarthy:

‘The White House Is Running This’ Strzok was back in Washington by 7 p.m., in a cab headed to FBI headquarters. His texts with Page, then and the next afternoon, discussed the various other high-ranking officials who had to be briefed — including Bill Priestap and George Toscas, the deputy attorneyof weight $Nk$, then the zero divisors $Z_N$ of $f_N$ become equidistributed on $\Gamma \backslash ({\mathbb H}^2)^n$, either as Lelong $(1,1)$ currents or as measures defined by integration over $Z_N$ with respect to the volume form of the induced Riemannian metric. This generalises a result of Rudnick [@Ru] on the equidistribution of zeros of Hecke modular forms on $SL(2,{\mathbb Z})$.

The statement of the mixed case of our result is a little more involved, and for now we will give it only in the case of a Bianchi manifold $Y = \Gamma \backslash {\mathbb H}^3$, where ${\mathcal O}$ is the ring of integers in an imaginary quadratic field $F$ and $\Gamma = SL(2,{\mathcal O})$. Let $E_d$ be the representation ${\text{Sym}}^d \otimes \overline{ {\text{Sym}}}^d$ of $SL(2,{\mathbb C})$, and let $V_d$


} \right) \ll \frac{ \tau(\xi) T^n Nk}{ (\log \| k \|)^{2-\epsilon}} \prod_{N{\mathfrak p}\le \| k \| } \left( 1 + \frac{2 | \lambda_\pi ({\mathfrak p}) | }{N{\mathfrak p}} \right).$$

In the case of $\phi$ a Maass form, we substitute this into (\[unfold\]) and bound $|a_\xi(T^{-1})|$ by $|\rho(\xi)| T^{-n/2+\epsilon}$ using lemma \[coeffbound\] from section \[holofourier\] below. As we shall choose $T$ so that it is bounded above by any positive power of $\| k \|$, (\[unfold\]) then becomes

$$S_\xi(T) \ll \frac{ |\rho(\xi)| \tau(\xi) T^{n/2 + \epsilon} }{ L(1, {\text{sym}}^2 \pi) ( \log \| k \| )^{2-\epsilon} } \prod_{N{\mathfrak p}\le \| k \| } \left( 1 + \frac{2 | \lambda_\pi ({\mathfrak p}) | }{N{\mathfrak p}} \right) + O( \| k \|^{-\nu + \epsilon} ).$$

Substituting this into (\[Maassint\]) and applying the Ramanujan boundis a pure incomplete Eisenstein series $E( \psi, m | z)$, we may determine its Fourier coefficients in terms of the coefficients of the complete Eisenstein series $E(s, m, z)$. The Fourier expansion of these series was calculated by Efrat [@Ef] to be

$$\begin{gathered}
E(s, m, z) = Ny^s \lambda_m(y) + \phi(s,m) Ny^{1-s} \lambda_{-m}(y) + \frac{2^n \pi^{ns} }{ \sqrt{D} } Ny^{1/2} \times \\
\sum_{ \xi \neq 0 } N(\xi \kappa)^{s-1/2} \lambda_m(\xi \kappa) \prod_{p = 1}^n \frac{ K_{ s + \beta(m,p) - 1/2 } ( 2\pi |\xi_p| \kappa_p y_p ) }{ \Gamma(s + \beta(m,p)) } \frac{ \sigma_{1-2s, -2m}(\xi \kappa) } {\zeta(2s,\lambda_{-2m} )} e( {\text{tr}}(\xi \kappa x)),\end{gathered}$$

where $\beta(m,p)$ is as in (\[beta\]) and

$$\begin{aligned}
\phi(s) & = & \frac{ \pi^{n/2} }{ \sqrt{D} } \prod_{p = 1}^n \frac{ \Gamma( s + \beta(m,p) -1/2) }{ \Gamma( s


1 + \frac{1}{ \xi_i y_i } \right)^\epsilon$$

for any integer $A \ge 0$ and any $\epsilon > 0$.

As we shall work with the fourier expansion of $f$ rather than $F_k$, the $L^2$ normalisation of $a_f(1)$ differs slightly from the one given in secton \[weightprelims3\]. $f$ has the expansion

$$f(z) = \sum_{\eta > 0} a_f(\eta) e( {\text{tr}}( \eta \kappa z) )$$

with $a_f(\eta)$ satisfying

$$a_f(\eta ) = \lambda_\pi(\eta) a_f( 1 ) \eta^{(k-1)/2},$$

and the bound $|\lambda_\pi(\xi)| \le \tau(\xi)$ is known by the work of Blasius [@Bl] and Deligne. The correct normalisation of $a_f(1)$ so that $\langle F_k, F_k \rangle = 1$ is

$$\label{holonorm}
| a_f( 1 ) |^2 = \kappa^k \prod_{i=1}^n \frac{ (4\pi)^{k_i} }{ \Gamma(k_i) } \frac{ \pi^n /2 }{ D L(1, {\text{sym}}^2 \pi ) }.$$

The Regularised Unfolding Integral $I_\phi(T)$ {#holounfold}
----------------------------------------------

In this section we construct our= 1/2$, we write

$$I_\phi(T) = C_g \langle \phi F_k, F_k \rangle T^n + R_\phi(T)$$

with $C_g$ coming from the pole of the Eisenstein series at $s=1$ (see section \[appvol\] for this calculation). $R_\phi(T)$ is the remaining integral along $\text{Re}(s) = 1/2$,

$$R_\phi(T) = \int_Y p(z) \phi(z) |F_k(z)|^2 dv,$$

with

$$p(z) = \frac{1}{ 2^n \pi i R} \sum_m \int_{(1/2)} G(-s,-m)T^{ns} E(s,m,z) ds.$$

From the Fourier series expansion of $E(s,m,z)$ and the bound for $K_{ir}$ we have

$$E(s,m,z) \ll Ny^{1/2} + Ny^{-n-1/2}(|s| + \| m \|)^{n+2} (1 + ( |s| + \| m \| )Ny^{-1/n} )^\epsilon,$$

so that $p(z) \ll \sqrt{Ny} T^{n/2}$ if $Ny \gg 1$. It follows from this and the rapid decay of $\phi(z) |F_k(z)|^2$ that $R_\phi(T) \ll_{\phi,g} T^{n/2}$.

Restating this with $I_\phi(T)$ expressed in the form (\[Iphi\]) gives

$$\label{comparison}
C_g \langle \phi F_k, F_k \rangle T^n +


{\text{tr}}(\eta \kappa y)} dy \right).$$

Expressing $a_f$ in terms of $\lambda_\pi$ and symmetrising by the action of ${\mathcal O}_+^\times$, this becomes

$$\begin{aligned}
I_1(T) & = & \sqrt{D} |a_f(1)|^2 \kappa^{1-k} \sum_{ \eta > 0} |\lambda_\pi(\eta)|^2 \left( \int_{{\mathbb F}^+} g(Ty) (\eta \kappa y)^{k-1} e^{-4\pi {\text{tr}}(\eta \kappa y)} dy^\times \right) \\
 & = & \sqrt{D} |a_f(1)|^2 \kappa^{1-k} \sum_{ ( \eta ) > 0} |\lambda_\pi(\eta)|^2 \left( \int_{{\mathbb F}^+} g(Ty) \widetilde{ \psi }(\eta \kappa y) dy^\times \right) \\
  & = & \sqrt{D} |a_f(1)|^2 \kappa^{1-k} \sum_{ ( \eta ) > 0} |\lambda_\pi(\eta)|^2 \left( \int_{{\mathbb F}^+ / {\mathcal O}^\times_+} \widetilde{g}(Ty) \widetilde{ \psi }(\eta \kappa y) dy^\times \right),\end{aligned}$$

where

$$\widetilde{g}(y) = \sum_{u \in {\mathcal O}^\times_+} g( uy ), \quad \widetilde{ \psi }(y) = \sum_{u \in {\mathcal O}^\times_+} (uy)^{k-1} \exp( -4 \pi {\text{tr}}( uy )).$$

If we let $G(s,m)$ be the Mellindx_i \wedge dy_i.\end{aligned}$$

If $f$ is a holomorphic modular form of weight $k$, $f \otimes dz_i^{k_i/2}$ is then a section of $L_k$ with $\| f \otimes dz_i^{k_i/2} \|^2 = |f(z)|^2 y^k$. We let $Z_f$ be the zero divisor of $f$ on $Y$, and $\widetilde{Z}_f$ its pullback to ${\mathbb H}^n$. For $\phi \in A^{n-1, n-1}({\mathbb H}^n)$ smooth and compactly supported, let

$$F_\phi = \sum_{\gamma \in \Gamma} \gamma^* \phi$$

be its symmetrisation under $\Gamma$. If $f_N$ are a sequence of modular forms of weight $Nk$ as in theorem \[currentQUE\], we shall compare $\tfrac{1}{N} Z_N$ and $\omega$ by testing them against the differential forms $F_\phi$ using the following lemma.

\[lelong\] If $f$ is a holomorphic modular form of weight $k$ on $Y$,

$$\int_{Z_f} F_\phi = \int_Y F_\phi \wedge \omega + \frac{i}{\pi} \int_{{\mathbb H}^n} \log( y^{k/2} |f(z)|


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M. Harris, D.and Europe. Tickets for the events in China and Korea will go on sale at a later date.

When Will Each Team Host Home Games?

Each Overwatch League team will host multiple weekends of action throughout the 2020 season. It is also worth noting that there is one block of games on the weekend of April 11 and 12 that currently does not have a location announced.

Looking at the schedule, it is also obvious that some franchises are more prepared to host the games. Teams like the Dallas Fuel and Washington Justice both host more than three weekends throughout the season.

Atlanta Reign

Mar 21/22

May 16/17

June 13/14

Boston Uprising

Apr 25/26

June 27/28

Chengdu Hunters

July 25/26

Aug 1/2

Dallas Fuel

Feb 8/9

Apr 4/5

Apr 25/26

May 23/24

July 11/12

Florida Mayhem

Mar 14/15

May 16/17

Guangzhou Charge

Feb 22/23

Mar 14/15

Mar 21/22

July 4/5

July 11/12

Hangzhou Spark

Feb 29/Mar 1

June 20/21

Houston


especially piqued at U.S. congressional representatives and the Left at large, who transfer their current unhappiness with America back to its very founding and innate nature—and the accompanying monotonous baggage of name-changing, statue-toppling, and nonstop censuring and boycotting.

Certainly, then, it was logical that anyone who harbored such existential animus toward the United States might take Trump’s advice, end their current torment, and thus gladly and voluntarily free themselves from an oppressive land. After all, we are told migration in general is a fluid and good thing and that some 20 million entering America, even illegally, is a very good thing indeed.

Americans recently supported such anger at gross ingratitude when Southern California-residing Mexican immigrants, legal or otherwise, a few years ago booed the American soccer team of the countryall the more unappealing—and her present apparent exemption from legitimate federal investigative scrutiny into her possibly serial illegal conduct all the more unbelievable.

So, the larger landscape of the new age of acrimony is not a sudden loss of manners, but rather a complete progressive meltdown at the election of Donald J. Trump.

Opposing Obama?

We now forget that half the country was quite upset by the 2008 election of Barack Obama, not because of his race, but out of concern that he had been the most partisan voting senator of the era in the entire U.S. Senate.

Opponents were taken aback when he boasted, shortly before his victory, about fundamentally “transforming” the country. During the campaign he had urged his supporters to take a gun to a knife fight and to