the likelihood of being hit in the face with a bullet is pretty slim in comparison to the massive threat posed by bomb fragments. Still, "guys are using them for everything," Bowser said. The shields are popular with members of the military's bomb squads, and the company has released a lighter and more compact model for dismounted soldiers and Marines, which helps get around the problem posed by larger face shields, namely disrupting the the wearer's ability to manipulate small arms.

But there's also questions over how much armor is too much. How much armor is necessary to save lives without cutting into Marines' speed and maneuverability? (MTek's latest shield weighs less than one pound – not a lot, unless it's hanging on your head.) How much armor is… I saw a lot of positive things. Now we have to continue, to rest tomorrow and then to start to think about the next game, a tough game against Arsenal.

“I wanted to give an opportunity to Michy [Batshuayi] and also to [Andreas] Christensen. If you play in the Champions League, it means the coach trusts you. My message tonight was this. I trust all my players, not only with words but with facts. It would be crazy to think we could play with only 13 players like last season, so we have to improve all these players to try and create a good competition, a positive competition, between them.”

No one let him down, with Batshuayi skimming home his goal from distance late on and, moments later, forcing


South African attacking talent, had been overwhelmed from the outset, punctured by Pedro’s wonderfully curled finish five minutes in and defensively demoralised by the pace and invention of Chelsea’s attacks.

Willian, a figure revived after last term’s lull in form, tormented Wilde-Donald Guerrier, Cesc Fàbregas prompted from the centre, Kanté was his customary blur of energy, while both wing-backs sprinted into enemy territory with glee.

Even Azpilicueta scored a first goal in this competition, easing unchecked on to Fàbregas’s arced centre to nod beyond the exposed Sehic. “Chelsea are my favourites for the tournament,” the Azerbaijani coach, Gurban Gurbanov, said. It was impossible to judge that from this rout, but an upbeat tone has been set.

Trickier occasions than this lie ahead.     {
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in certain wavelength ranges. Long wavelength devices were not realized due to a lack of high quality oxide layer in the laterally oxidized semiconductor devices. In addition, portions of the visible spectrum were not supported by the DBR's formed by oxidation due to absorption of light. These types of DBRs are also limited to lattice matched substrates, limiting their application.
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will fit. I used a extra rear out of a AMX and used the HD spring that were an option for the wagon.

I wanted to use what I had around and keep the cost down. If this is any way helpful your welcome. If you want any more info or picts let me know.

I'd really like some pics of these V-8 installations, especially showing the exhaust and crossmember hook ups. Naturally an under hood shot! I have some, but more wouldn't hurt. Please send to my e-mail (farna@att.net) even if you post here.

One I've seen used rear dump exhaust but switched side to side (lucky you can do that on a Chevy!) so they exited the front. That was done to clear the stock steering. The


to handle LSU’s pressure defense and committed turnover after turnover as LSU ripped off a 10-0 run to take the lead.

A Munford 3 started an 8-1 run for the Rams, who moved back ahead by 4 with about 8 minutes to go in the game. LSU scored 4 straight points to tie the score at 59, but the Rams scored the next 8 and never relinquished the lead again.

Adding insult to injury for LSU is the fact that they had to pay URI to play the game, the first meeting ever between the 2 schools. Last season URI beat fellow SEC team Auburn in a “pay for play” game as well.

The Rams next play Tuesday night when they open up conference play by hosting defending Atlantic 10 regular13 is an exposition of the command in verse 12: you do not allow sin to reign in you by yielding yourself to God instead of sin.

Verse 14 then resumes in the indicative: For sin will not be your master, since you are not under the law but under grace. Since it begins with for (though technically that is the second word of 14 in Greek since γάρ is postpositive) it is giving the grounds of verses 12 and 13: which fits the entire structure of what Paul has been arguing in chapter 6: it is impossible to remain in sin because of an ontological disconnection with it and connection to Christ. Sin must not be yielded to because it is simply not master anymore. Thus, even if


an English one. I felt a little disloyal, being in France, but I thought maybe he'd be good and he was. He greeted me at the glass doors of his converted barn, in the middle of the deep countryside, impeccably dressed in a pin-striped suit and Beatle boots, speaking in a full-on Manchester accent. So for that alone he got my vote. His wife does coloring and he cuts the hair, Michael William is his name for anyone wandering lost in rural France who just realized their roots need a touch-up.

Then came the installation of the woodburner. Newly coiffed, I hurried back to help Eric finish heaving this cast iron stove into place - he'd been slaving all afternoon to box in the pipe, determined to have theglowing log fire of my dreams in place in time for my birthday - what a nice man.

We'd decided to go to Rochefort and or La Rochelle for something good to eat and a movie. Three hours is kind of a long drive for lunch, but we've fallen in love with that part of France, the Charente-Maritime, and will use any excuse to go there. Heading west toward the Atlantic, as soon as you pass Angouleme the light becomes clearer, brighter, the buildings change to a lighter stone, and there's sky everywhere.

Typically, we were kind of late for lunch but we found steak frites and strolled a little in Rochefort. Then we went to the old port in La Rochelle: gorgeous white stone buildings, boats, lots of shops


I make sandwiches.

We'd been to dinner at some friends' house the other night, and their cozy woodburner pushed us over the edge - if we're going to be here out in the middle of a forest, with piles of logs everywhere, we might as well take advantage of the country life and be able to sit around a glowing fire.

It's rural gothic. People in slippers at the hardware store, a cafe with bad coffee, 50's moderne bar and four dozen dusty pairs of thong underwear hanging on the wall, from a charity contest several years back.

Bo Diddley, I finally realized, after a few more people got involved in sounding it out.

It's comprehending the difference between "péypère" - sort of semi-retired, laidback, easygoing (masculin) and "mémère" slovenly, letting-it-all-go, sluttish,while since we had fuel delivered - the stuff is damn expensive - and this being a lean month we got all enthusiastic about heating with wood.

"We can take turns stoking the fire!"

"It smells great, the woodsmoke, doesn't it? So cozy. And it doesn't cost a thing - there's nothing but wood around here."

The fire was good and strong but the radiators still weren't getting hot. I got a little nervous when Eric was standing in front of these pipes and valves, twisting and turning them. What if something went wrong and steam and hot water came spraying out?

We left the 19th century behind and were sitting in the kitchen in front of a space heater when an explosion shook the barn.

The part with the heating system was


films (what movies are these clips from and where can I see them?), photos, clippings and some soft fictional footage was clever and imaginative but to a point. One of the best band documentaries I've seen.

Then we went back to Saxondale for a few more days, until we'd watched even the extra features a few times. Not ready to move on, we fell back on Still Crazy which is corny as hell but always works for me.

I keep coming back to one scene - there's this snowy parking lot in the middle of nowhere. The band pulls up to a deserted cultural center and follows a lone set of wet footprints in through the theatre doors. The place is completely dark except for cold blue stage lights. Arlang_0.2.0
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Because the content type is JSON and not HTML, you can't use read_html() on it:
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Use fromJSON() instead to extract issn:
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the maculae and the central zone of the cristae, it has been proposed that these hair cells are particularly important for mediating vestibular reflexes. We found that these specialized regions, striola and central zones, are generated by a low levels of retinoic acid (RA) during development by the expression of the retinoic acid degradation enzyme, Cyp26b1. Using conditional knock out of Cyp26b1 in the inner ear, we showed that the striola and central zones in the vestibule were markedly reduced in these mutants, based on the expression of Type I hair cell-specific marker, oncomodulin, and the striolar supporting cell-marker, -tectorin. These conditional knockout mice will allow us to test directly effects of loss of striola and central zone on vestibular-mediated reflexes. 4) Delivery of Sonic Hedgehog from theanalysis parameters ? (window size, window step, oversampling (in FFT Size))
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Thanks a lot for your response. So i think its memory problem.. I tested it with file wich has duration of 10.05min
First with 4800samples and I got error message. Then I tried with 2200 samples and it works.. (you can see other settings in screenshots I uploaded)

and by the way.. maybe you can tell me what is fundamental frequency? .. it is still not clear for me.


a padded touch-and-feel cover and Magsamen's signature appliqued illustrations and cheery checks, the book is just right for the eyes and fingers of little lapsitters.

Saturday, September 29, 2012

Bootime: Just Say Boo! by Susan Hood

IF THE GHOSTS IN THE TREES

WIBBLE-WOBBLE YOUR KNEES,

WHAT DO YOU SAY?

BOO!

We've all seen those eager young would-be trick-or-treaters who find the actual event no fun! That carefully selected and oh-so-cute costume is fine until--YIKES! They look in the mirror and scare themselves! And werewolves, Grim Reapers, Draculas, and green-faced witches on their own doorstep make them do a bit of howling and shrieking themselves!

And outside--ghosts in the trees twist and swoop, bony hands pop right out of the treat bowls, and moans and groans sound out from porches along the way. And the sidewalks arewanted to congratulate Tom Rogers on his Reserve JAM in the Amateur with his yeller dawg "Riot", Al Capone's Magic Patriot Son!

Riot won the Derby at this very trial last October, won a Qualifying earlier this summer and they decided to try their hand with the BIG DOGS. Looks like a good decision!

Most importantly, Riot is Tom's first dog and has been completely amateur trained and handled. What a fantastic year for this team and it couldn't have happened for a nicer guy. I think we'll be hearing more about this duo in the future. It's a pleasure to train and run trials with y'all.

I don't have the full results, but wanted to congratulate Tom Rogers on his Reserve JAM in the Amateur with his yeller dawg "Riot",


high diagnostic value for uterine malignant mixed Mullerian tumor. FIGO stage is the important prognostic factor for these patients, and early?diagnosis, accurate surgical staging, platinum-based chemotherapy and postoperative pelvic radiotherapy are all associated with a better prognosis.laterally. All RLNs in our cadaveric study and 89.1% of cases in our meta-analysis lay within this range. Subgroup analysis of the RLN/TEG relationship revealed no statistically significant differences. Small differences were noted between the cadaveric (34.2%) and intraoperative (39.9%) accounts of those nerves found outside the TEG. We posit that pathologies resulting in these operative procedures, such as large multinodular goiters, slightly alter the physiological location of the RLN. This subanalysis revealed geographical differences, Asian studies generally reporting more RLNs coursing in the TEG (75.9%) than European ones (50.9%). Assessment of RLN/TEG behavior in our cadavers confirmed that the symmetrical pattern of the course (61.1%) was slightly less common than the symmetrical behavior of the RLN with respect to the BL.

The BL has been considered one of


but simple palpation of it can provide valuable information about the presence of the RLN \[[@B13]\]. It has also proved useful in laparoscopic procedures of the neck requiring the RLN to be identified \[[@B23]\]. In a series by Chang, the RLN was identified in 100% of laparoscopic thyroid procedures using the TEG \[[@B23]\]. We suggest that an attempt should first be made to identify the RLN in the TEG, and then the course of the nerve should be traced upwards to the BL to confirm the position and structure. This identification can be complicated if there are pathologies, or anatomical variations such as extralaryngeal branching of the RLN. It has been noted that 76.6% of nerves branch prior to entering the larynx \[[@B24]\]. Intraoperative nerve monitoring (IONM) hasOn This Day in HISTORY

1312 BC – Muršili II, King of the Hittite Empire, launches an attack on Hayasa-Azzi, a confederation of two kingdoms in the uplands near Mount Ararat

217 BC – Second Punic War: Four Roman legions under Gaius Flaminius Nepos are ambushed and defeated by Hannibal’s army at the Battle of Lake Trasimene

109 – Emperor Trajan inaugurates the Aqua Traiana, an aqueduct that channels water from Lake Bracciano, 25 miles (40 kilometres) north-west of Rome

637 – The Battle of Moira is fought between the High King of Ireland and the Kings of Ulster and Dál Riata, a contender for the largest battle in the history of Ireland

972 – The Battle of Cedynia, the first documented victory of Polish forces

1128 – Forces led by Teresa of León,


could be banned as “obscene.” The convictions for publishing and sending obscene material through the mail in both companion cases are upheld

1960 –Dame Elish Angiolini born, Scottish lawyer; Lord Advocate of Scotland (2006-2011); Solicitor General (2001-2006); was the first woman, first Procurator Fiscal (public prosecutor) and first solicitor to hold either post. Currently Principal of St Hugh’s College, Oxford, and Chancellor of University of the West of Scotland

1964 – The Federal Trade Commission rules that health warnings must appear on all cigarette packages

1964 – Kate Parminter born, Baroness Parminter of Godalming; British Liberal Democrat Life Peer in the House of Lords since 2010; Deputy Leader of the Liberal Democrats in the House of Lords since 2015; Liberal Democrats Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Spokesperson (2015-2017); Chief Executive ofDeer Hill (Cornwall, New York)

Deer Hill is a historic home located at Cornwall in Orange County, New York. It was built about 1875 and is a 2-story, frame dwelling with clapboard siding in the Italianate style.  Also on the property is a -story clapboard barn.

It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1982.

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know he will. I feel like all this stuff will be forgotten once we kick off and we’re having success.”

The Suns do not intend to trade Morris. They are counting on him to be their starting power forward and continue his career trajectory of improvement over four seasons in Phoenix. Playing alongside a high-character, former All-Star with a championship ring and elite rebounding and defensive ability could only help Morris.

After a Wednesday court appearance for aggravated assault charges against him, Morris declined to comment on his situation but said he would talk when the Suns have their media day on Sept. 28.

“He’s a great player and I feel like he has a bright future,” Chandler said. “Sometimes, organizations and players go through hiccups like this. I think all33 in two weeks.

“I’ll just come and do my part and try to make sure everybody has the right mind-set and the same goals and intentions.

“The guys are sponges, which is good. That’s all you can ask, especially for a guy at my stage of my career is (to have) guys who just want to win. I still want to win. I want to work hard. I want to build. Of what I’ve seen the last couple days, that’s it.”

Reach Paul Coro at paul.coro@arizonarepublic.com or (602) 444-2470. Follow him at twitter.com/paulcoro.

PHOTOS: Suns unveil new alternate uniform


Radiography of orthopedic trauma and fracture repair.
Fracture of bone and bone healing are similar to healing of soft tissues; however, the crystalline structure of bone tissue and its slow but dynamic recovery give some mystique to the healing process. The problem is further complicated by the common misconception that radiology is the best way to assess the changes occurring in bone. It is becoming more apparent that radiology is best only to describe normal or disrupted anatomical conformation. Other established and emerging modalities are competing with radiology for evaluation of the skeletal tissues. It is most important to remember that a clinical examination with evaluation and assimilation of the clinical signs gives a better indication of the physiological and pathological status of bone healing that any of the            19.2 (12.7, 24.8)
  Adiponectin, ng/mL               10 826.5 (7507.7, 15 075.8)   5482.3 (3620.9, 8244.2)

Values are mean±SD and adipokine concentrations are expressed as median (Q1, Q3) unless indicated. BMI indicates body mass index; BP, blood pressure; DM, diabetes mellitus; LEP‐R, leptin receptor.

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The clinical characteristics in men and women stratified by the presence or absence of parental obesity are shown in Table [2](#jah32362-tbl-0002){ref-type="table-wrap"}. Clinical characteristics for men and women with or without a history of parental DM before age 60 are shown in Table [3](#jah32362-tbl-0003){ref-type="table-wrap"}. In multivariable‐adjusted models, parental obesity before age 60 years was associated with


how people get phobias.

Then your next step would be to look for ways on how to get rid of phobias. For this you need to know the benefits of the self-help techniques of Neuro Linguistic Program.

First, you have to know about what
self-help NLP
is all about, which in turn will definitely help you to get rid of unnecessary fears in life.

By making use of these self-help techniques, you will be able to create reality and tend to look at life from a perspective from where everything seem optimistic and fearless.

Tired of Tiptoeing Around Your Fears? 15 Minutes From Now, You Could Be Phobia-Free. Yes, Cured!

Whatever your phobia, regardless of how long you have suffered from it, despite the dreadful life limitations you have endured because of your fear, yourwarm things warm. I love that it is big enough to hold my lunches and my snacks for the day. I love that there is a pocket in the front that I can keep napkins, money, salt and pepper, etc in…so many things to love.

Thanks to Mom for finding me the perfect lunch box!

Is anyone else using a new lunch box? Found one that you really want? Still in love with the one you love and want to gloat about it?


Excuse Me, But Where Did Google's Organic Search Results Go? - stakent
http://www.seobook.com/excuse-me-where-did-googles-organic-search-results-go

======
Elepsis
I'm sorry, but this is a bunch of SEO guys whining about the fact that their
dubiously useful sites they spent lots of time trying to move up Google's
ranking are no longer at the top of the page.

When most people search for "san francisco dentists," why _wouldn't_ they want
locations and phone numbers of some of these dentists presented right upfront?
This is no different than what Bing, Yahoo and even Duck Duck Go are doing,
and there's nothing wrong with making the result page more useful for people
without them having to click away.

Sure, Google has been getting a little too spammy with the amount of ads in
the yellow box, but complaining when they surface Youtube videos or maps is
ridiculous. Nineresults Aaron got, when using
simple search from Firefox. I just get Google Map thing, single side Adword on
the side and the rest are organic results. Most likely reason is that I am too
far from San Francisco right now...

------
BenS
Personally, when I do a local search query, seeing short listings on a map
with ratings and a phone number is pretty much exactly what I was looking for
even though it doesn't meet the author's definition of 'organic'.

~~~
seldo
A map with ratings and a phone number _is_ exactly what I want; unfortunately
I'm also getting two full-bar text ads and another 4 pay-for-placement local
search ads before I get to that. Combined they take up nearly 800 pixels of
vertical space, a user experience so terrible and un-Googley that I have to
assume it's an error.

 _Update:_


seconds after posting this, I refreshed and the full-bar ads went
away. Have they just fixed the results?

~~~
endtime
I don't think so. It looks like subsequent refreshes of the same query lower
the number of sponsored links shown. I searched for "San Francisco dentists"
(I'm in the Bay Area) and I got exactly what was shown in the article.
Refreshed a few times, and the number of sponsored links shown was decremented
by one each time until, until it got down to just the four small 2x2 ads.

Got the same behavior searching "Palo Alto dentists", though the number of
sponsored links started lower.

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JshWright
From the article: "Update: it looks like Google claimed the phone number
removal was a bug, but weird timing that the bug appeared at the same time
they started selling premium local ads that appearWe officially Do Not Care About The Fold now.

Anecdotally, for some applications (documentation, news) a single really long
document is preferred to lots of pagination. I haven't seen research to that
effect though.

~~~
Periodic
I thought that above-the-fold still has to do with first impressions. If I get
to a website and I see a link that I looks a mostly-like-what-I-want, but a
link that is definitely-what-I-want is further down the page, I'll probably
click the mostly-like-what-I-want link because I saw it first and it looks
"good enough."

Let's do a thought experiment. If you put the ads all at the top of the page,
and all the non-ad search results below the fold you'd probably get a
reasonable click rate on the ads. Now, let's think about if we put all the
non-ad search results above the fold, and


property and Google can do what it wants with it. I
don't get it... Why are people so surprised by Google monetizing traffic?
Wouldn't you?

------
x3m
The results shown on the map are organic!

------
DTrejo
Please shorten the title to

 _Excuse Me, But Where Did Google's Organic Search Results Go?_

several authors. This is of high relevance since all the research groups are discussing the electrical conductivity enhancement, as a comparison between their results and the base fluid experimental outcome. One can easily notice the scattered results, which may depend on the purity of each base fluid as well as the equipment (type and its calibration). Nevertheless, while a conducting fluid generally has an electrical conductivity larger than 10 µS/cm \[[@B16-nanomaterials-09-01592]\], each author compared their research on nanoparticle addition to their base fluid measured data. If results from [Table 1](#nanomaterials-09-01592-t001){ref-type="table"} and [Table 2](#nanomaterials-09-01592-t002){ref-type="table"} are compared, it may easily be noticed that nanoparticle addition changes the fluid behavior, transforming, in most cases, a non-conducting fluid in a conducting one.

Below, the discussion will continue with details about performed experiments, categorized


attributed the increase in electrical conductivity to the complicated dependence on the electrical double layer.

Mashali et al. \[[@B39-nanomaterials-09-01592]\] studied the nanodiamond water based nanofluids in three concentrations up to 0.25 wt.% and performed a comparison with existing literature. Outcomes concluded that adding nanodiamond obtains the minimum electrical conductivity if compared with other nanoparticle types.

Baby and Ramaprabhu \[[@B26-nanomaterials-09-01592]\] scanned the electrical conductivity of the nanofluid with graphene/W and an enhancement of about 1400% was noticed.

Zakaria et al. \[[@B41-nanomaterials-09-01592]\] investigated the properties of 0.1%, 0.3% and 0.5% Al~2~O~3~ nanoparticles dispersed in water and found an increase of about 5.5 times if compared with pure water. The explanations are based on the fact that the 0.5% Al~2~O~3~ nanofluids in water picks up most ions from the stack as there is anwhere *t* refers to temperature in °C and *φ* is the volume concentration.

Further findings can be summarized as: at room temperature an increase of 379.6% in effective electrical conductivity of nanofluid was detected for 4% alumina and a linear increase of electrical conductivity with temperature was noticed.

Sundar et al. \[[@B47-nanomaterials-09-01592]\] performed experiments on ND (nanodiamond)--Ni nanocomposite + water nanofluid and found a 1339.81% enhancement in electrical conductivity at 24 °C. Plus, a disagreement was noticed between experimental results and conventional models (i.e., Maxwell and Bruggeman), as many authors found.

Chereches and Minea \[[@B48-nanomaterials-09-01592]\] performed measurements of electrical conductivity of some simple and hybrid nanofluids based on water and different oxides (i.e., alumina, titania, silica) and few correlations were proposed based on volume fraction and temperature variation. For example:

for silica


v. Pentre Elec., Inc., 998 F.2d 363, 368 (6th Cir.1993).   In concluding that the company had committed an unfair labor practice, the Board found that Smiths Industries had made unilateral changes in the terms and conditions of employment without first negotiating these changes with the UAW.   To put this finding in proper perspective, it is necessary to first look at the relevant contract language.   The collective bargaining agreement provides:

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The Company will provide space, telephone, and furnishings for a Union Work Center (office) within the Plant for authorized personnel only (Shop Committee and President), the only exception would be when a Committeeman requests Stewards or employees to investigate a grievance.   The Committeeman will make this request through the Stewards' or employees'bargaining agreement between Smiths Industries and Local 330 had expired.   The parties had reached impasse, and Smiths Industries had unilaterally reinstituted the prior contract with the exception of the arbitration provisions that were part of the grievance process.   No one contests that the contract language above quoted was in force at the time that Dekker was disciplined


Exploring London’s network of canals, rivers and docksides is to walk (run or cycle) through the capital’s history. Towpaths, quays and riversides are soaked in traces of the past - from Saxon beaches, Georgian warehouses or Victorian sewer pipes to exotic plants carried on passing barges. Here are vivid visual aids to London’s rises and falls in fortune, invasion, trade and industry.

There are ribbons of almost-rural green, screened from surrounding suburbia by graceful willows and poplars, vast expanses of water where whalers, the first freezer ships, and ocean liners docked and canals that cut through key moments in industrial history. Gilly Cameron Cooper, author of Walking London’s Waterways, shares some of her favourite discoveries at water-level London.

1. Rotherhithe Peninsula

The Thames at Rotherhithe has teemed with the vessels ofGina has no thought what sort of a kinky shock her bf has ready for her at the moment. She's been suspending out with one other dude and now he has her bare, eyes covered and tied and lets his acquaintance eat her out and fuck her. This bitch doesn't even notice it at first-ever, however when the blindfold comes off she's already too sexy to cease. See her get bonkstared, take a internal cumshot and have her trampy donk placed on the Web by her personal bf. Fuck yeah!


be raised above the level of the eyes or
lowered beneath the breast; to such a degree is this true that it is considered
a fault to direct the hand above the head or lower it to the lower part of the
belly. It may be extended to the left within the limits of the shoulder, but beyond
that it is not fitting.” Although the Roman Salute lay dormant since the
alleged Fall of the Roman Empire,
it was revitalized in Jacques-Louis
David's painting entitled “The Oath of the Horatii” (1784). The
painting shows the three sons of Horatius swear on their swords that they will
defend Rome to the death. Shortly after the painting was popularized in Europe,
the Roman Salute was adopted by the governments of America, Germany and Italy, albeit
under different names (i.e., the BellamySalute, the Nazi Salute, and the Italian Roman Salute).

Nazi SaluteOriginally called the “Hitler Salute” (i.e., “Hitlergruß”), the Nazi Salute (i.e.,
the Roman Salute) was
first used by the Nazi Party (NSDAP) in 1923. A person performing the salute would say
"Heil Hitler!" (Hail
Hitler!), "Heil, mein Führer!"
(Hail, my leader!), or "Sieg
heil!" (Hail victory!). Similar to the Roman Salute, the Nazi
Salute functioned both as an expression of commitment to the State as well as a
declaration of loyalty to the outside world. The Nazi Salute became compulsory for
all public employees of Germany following a directive issued by Reich Minister
of the Interior Wilhelm Frick on July 13, 1933, exactly one day before an outright ban on
all political parties not affiliated with the Nazi Party. Initially, members of
the German military were only required to use the


Modulating the Electrical Transport in the Two-Dimensional Electron Gas at LaAlO_{3}/SrTiO_{3} Heterostructures by Interfacial Flexoelectricity.
Thin film flexoelectricity is attracting more attention because of its enhanced effect and potential application in electronic devices. Here we find that a mechanical bending induced flexoelectricity significantly modulates the electrical transport properties of the interfacial two-dimensional electron gas (2DEG) at the LaAlO_{3}/SrTiO_{3} (LAO/STO) heterostructure. Under variant bending states, both the carrier density and mobility of the 2DEG are changed according to the flexoelectric polarization direction, showing an electric field effect modulation. By measuring the flexoelectric response of LAO, it is found that the effective flexoelectricity in the LAO thin film is enhanced by 3 orders compared to its bulk. These results broaden the horizon of study on the flexoelectricity effect in the hetero-oxideinformed the jury

that it could not consider the witness‟s prior sentence for anything other than background,

and nothing on this record suggests that the evidence was considered for another purpose.

Accordingly, we reject any attempt to now claim that this testimony entitles Upia-Frias to

relief. Moreover, it would have been impossible to open up the “can of worms” that

defense counsel sought to explore by developing details of the witness‟s sentence.

Undoubtedly the prosecutor would have wanted redirect to establish that the sentence did

not constitute the kind of “windfall” that would have favorably disposed the witness


 Mr. Upia-Frias recognizes that the sentence occurred in a different case then the case at bar,
       however when someone sings for this much supper, one can reasonably assume that there must
       be more than just one concert. Additionally, the confidential informant was still on supervised
       release from this sentence, and thus there was a direct connection between the sentence and the
       case at bar.
Appellant’s Br. at 21

                                    transcript may have been helpful for the jury if one could have been agreed

upon, the jury heard the witness‟s translation. The court‟s resolution of the disputed

transcripts was fair to both sides and was not an abuse of discretion. It was far better than

allowing the jury to only have a disputed transcript, or the obvious confusion that would

have resulted from allowing the jury to use two conflicting transcripts of the same

conversation.

   E. Time Allotted for Peremptory Strikes

         In United States v. Ruuska, 883 F.2d 262, 268 (3d Cir. 1989), we held that

impairing one‟s right to exercise preemptory challenges is per se reversible error.

Nevertheless, peremptory strikes are not constitutionally required and trial courts retain

broad discretion over the manner in which


                     8
experience he is comfortable going into communities where he believes that he can find

others that are involved in the same conduct for which he was convicted and has served

time.” App. 950. That statement does not constitute vouching. The prosecutor was

merely referring to the informant‟s statements and suggesting that his testimony

explained why drug dealers would trust him.

       The second statement was: “He‟s a drug dealer. He‟s had thousands of kilograms

of this and that. Absolutely. And ladies and gentlemen, that‟s why we submit he was able

to infiltrate, because he‟s as good as it gets. He knows the business, and he knows the

people whoeither HAVE mothers like that or know them. So Lynn was really pulling the levers on us. As a result, there was, for the bulk of that story, in the comments, something of a competition to work out the most violent way to inhume Lynn.

You can kind of get where both parties are coming from on this though.
On the one hand, if Ravi had known she wasn’t privy to that info then he wouldn’t have been all “how could you not remember these things blah blah blah”.
But on the OTHER hand, he acts like such a know it all that him not even considering such a thing is infuriating and a headbutt is probably the least he deserves.

So much so! And actually it was obvious in about 2


venomous bile. Every page is a litany of ‘Ravi is awful I can’t wait for somebody to put him in his place!’

It’s honestly become extremely offputting to even *want* to get involved in conversation in these comments, which is why I’m not even bothering to mention the contents of the comic anymore. Say what you will about the character, but it’s been said literally dozens of times, the point has been made, and every time it gets made it gets made with more vitriol and anger.

(Also, no, you aren’t cheering Greg on. Greg is saying something irrational out of frustration because he’s concerned about a friend he loves. People are telling him to actually follow through on a physical threat because *they want to see Ravi hurt*, notbecause they want to support Greg. There is a massive difference between these two points, although to be frank I don’t think cheering on grievous fictitious violence is justified for either of them.)

Thank you! Someone being annoying, even as annoying as Ravi has been, is no reason to wish violence upon them, especially not with the venom we’ve seen in this comments section. Ravi is trying to help and doing a lousy job of it, but people keep treating him like he set their mom on fire.

To add my two cents to this discussion, Ravi annoys me a lot less than he did at first. Once we learned how old he really is, I actually started to enjoy him again, like I did when he first showed up


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Make Me Feed - Use RSS feeds technology to keep you informed about news relative hashtags that you use on the web, in this regard, all the site content are automatically inserted by reading third part feed. Makemefeed does not write articles.Park Hee-young

Park Hee-young (, born 24 May 1987) is a South Korean professional golfer currently playing on the LPGA Tour.

Early golf career
As an amateur, Park was a three time member of the South Korean National team. Park was twice runner-up in the South Korea Amateur Open.

2005 was Park's first full year as a professional golfer. She won three times on the LPGA of Korea Tour which earned her rookie of the year honors. Park won another two KLPGA tournaments in 2006.

LPGA Tour career
Park earned her tour card at the 2007 LPGA qualifying school. She played in 28 LPGA events in 2008 and made the cut in 22 of them. Her best finish was a T4 and she earned $474,744 for the year, 35th on the tour's money list.

At


global financial crisis – even if
the official rate of NPLs, now comprising 2.9% of total loans,
is undoubtedly massaged by the authorities.

The government has been slow to privatize state-owned
enterprises, but has made a good start on eradicating red tape
and is behind Vietnam’s improving reputation
for doing business.

The country has a fairly low level of short-term debt, too,
the authorities have opened up the real-estate sector to
foreign investment, and the country will benefit long-term from
participation in the
landmark Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade deal
affecting some 40% of the world’s GDP.

More can be done for sure to ensure Vietnam is a more
balanced and attractive market with a stronger banking
sector.

However, its low-wage, export-driven economy suggests it
will be one of the main beneficiaries from the increased market
access for its clothing, footwear and seafood products stemming
from reduced tariffsQ:

Override webform module submit

I want to save webform submissions in node table..
I want to use the solution from "How to create a node out of a webform submission?".
How can I implement it? I used hook_form_alter but it doesn't work.

A:

The question about "How to create a node out of a webform submission?" that you linked to, is about D8, while yours is about D7 ...
In D7, for sure,, you can use the Rules module for this. As an example, consider this rule (in Rules export format), which does what you're asking for:
{ "rules_create_a_node_from_webform_data" : {
    "LABEL" : "Create a node from webform data",
    "PLUGIN" : "reaction rule",
    "OWNER" : "rules",
    "REQUIRES" : [ "webform_rules", "rules" ],


them when building Rules Actions.
However by introducing those var-demoform-... variables (as in the above rule), you can make the typical Rules magic happen. Refer to my answer to "How to create a node from a Webform using rules?" for more details about all this.

breathe.](images/when-things-go-wrong_step-1.jpg)

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Any challenge will be strewn with small mistakes and setbacks. That's okay. We knew they were going to happen.

So when something goes wrong, and panic starts wrapping its icy fingers around our hearts, our first step is to stop and breathe for a few seconds.

We knew mistakes would happen. We're ready for this. We're excited, even: **now we get to _grow_.**

### Step 2: Determine the Severity of the Situation

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  ![When things go wrong, step 2: check for injuries.](images/when-things-go-wrong_step-2.jpg)

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After a few breaths, do a quick pat-down to confirm the presence of all
phalanges and appendages. All body parts accounted for?

Look for blood. Wiggle all fingers and toes to check for pain.

Once we're sure of our own physical wellbeing, we should check the members of
our party for


get in a cab. I'd be over an hour early for the flight, which was plenty since I was flying Delta and had access to the priority security line.

    The next morning, Marisa woke up and went downstairs to use the bathroom. The door closed, and then: "_Jason!_"

    Certain the world was ending, I impulsively [checked my phone](/fomo) one last time.

    05:45. My alarm hadn't gone off because I'd set it for weekdays only and today was Saturday. My flight had likely just closed the boarding door. No chance of making it.

    I called Delta in a panic, sure that I had just forfeited the entire cost of the ticket and ruined my trip before itis empowered to make such a waiver.
In People v. Banks, 243 Ill.App.3d 525, 611 N.E.2d 1270, 183 Ill.Dec. 622 (1993), the state argued that the defendant had waived his Batson claim for the purpose of appeal because he did not object before the jury was sworn. The court noted that while it is true that a defendant's failure to object to a prosecutor's use of peremptory challenges before the jury is sworn results in a waiver of that claim, the doctrine of waiver applies to the state as well as to the defendant. In that case, the defendant raised the Batson challenge out of time, but the state argued the merits of the claim without objecting to the challenge's timeliness. The court found the state had waived the


Equal Protection Clause of the U.S. Constitution. See, also, State v. Rodriguez, 6 Neb.App. 67, 569 N.W.2d 686 (1997). We also hold that the race of the venireperson and the defendant need not be the same in order to sustain a Batson challenge. To the extent that State v. Allen, supra, could be interpreted to require a common racial identity between the defendant and an excluded venireperson as a prerequisite for a challenge under Batson, it is disapproved.
The State articulated several reasons for striking the three African-American jurors. The State struck one juror because she was young and single, and the State was concerned that she might be attracted to Myers. This juror was also stricken because she lived in an area of high gang activity, but whentapes contain statements made in furtherance of the conspiracy to cover up Mainelli's murder. However, our review of the record reveals that the conspiracy to cover up the murder can only be proved by the hearsay statements themselves. Thus, the State has failed to make a prima facie showing of the existence of the conspiracy between Myers, Lynam, and Henley separate and apart from the hearsay statements. Consequently, the statements contained within the tape recording cannot be considered "nonhearsay." The State advanced no other grounds for admitting this hearsay, and as such, the district court erred in admitting the tapes.
In a jury trial of a criminal case, an erroneous evidential ruling results in prejudice to a defendant unless the State demonstrates that the error was harmless beyond a


record that the district court conducted a hearing on January 20, 1998, as claimed by the State. The only indication that the district court considered Myers to be a habitual criminal is a trial docket sheet entry dated January 15, which states that "[the] Court finds and adjudges defendant to be a habitual criminal as charged in Count IV of [the] Amended Information."
We cannot tell from the record what the district court relied on when it adjudged Myers to be a habitual criminal. We are concerned that the district court's conclusion that Myers was a habitual criminal was based upon the convictions which we reversed in State v. Myers, 258 Neb. 272, 603 N.W.2d 390 (1999). Thus, we reverse the district court's finding that Myers is a habitualIt may not be Rick Nash, but the Philadelphia Flyers are stockpiling defensemen ahead of the NHL trade deadline in nine days.

Two days after acquiring Nicklas Grossman from the Dallas Stars for two draft picks, Flyers GM Paul Holmgren was at it again this time picking up pending UFA Pavel Kubina from the Tampa Bay Lightning in exchange for a conditional second rounder (2012 or 2013) and a 2013 fourth round draft pick, per ESPN's Pierre LeBrun.

The deal is pending league approval.

The Flyers are currently over the 50 contract limit, so another roster move has to happen, either a demotion, trade or putting someone on long-term injury reserve.

(UPDATE: The deal is approved. Philadelphia includes AHL forward Jon Kalinski as part of the deal.)

Kubina hasn't played since Tuesday after


the backyard was messy and
littered with insulation and no testimony was offered concerning uses of the backyard.
Accordingly, the panel concluded this factor slightly favors the State. Substantial
competent evidence from the suppression hearings and photographs of the property
support the district court's factual findings, and the caselaw supports the legal conclusion
that this factor weighs in favor of the State.

       Steps Taken to Protect Area from Observation by People Passing

       The district court found this factor favored Talkington, reasoning:

       "Here, there is no sidewalk or path leading to the rear of the house. There are signs telling
       people they are not welcome on the property in the     In Carter, the United States Supreme Court observed that persons at an apartment
for the purpose of packaging drugs did not have the same legitimate expectation of
privacy as an overnight guest, reasoning:

               "If we regard the overnight guest in Minnesota v. Olson as typifying those who
       may claim the protection of the Fourth Amendment in the home of another, and one
       merely 'legitimately on the premises' as typifying those who may not do so, the present
       case is obviously somewhere in between. But the purely commercial nature of the


and seizures." 525 U.S. at 106 (Ginsburg, J., dissenting). She
warned "that today's decision will tempt police to pry into private dwellings without
warrant, to find evidence incriminating guests who do not rest there through the night."
525 U.S. at 108 (Ginsburg, J., dissenting).

       Justice Ginsburg continued that "[t]hrough the host's invitation, the guest gains a
reasonable expectation of privacy in the home. [Olson, 495 U.S. 91], so held with respect

                                                   32
to an overnight guest. Theprivacy
that their host has in his or her residence." Huff, 278 Kan. 214, Syl. ¶ 6. Assuming
Talkington was a social guest with a reasonable expectation of privacy in the residence
under United States and Tenth Circuit caselaw, no published Kansas cases have
specifically considered whether a social guest has standing to challenge a search in the
curtilage of his or her host's residence. In the absence of binding authority on this issue,
we find it helpful to look at two unpublished Court of Appeals cases.

       In State v. Meeks, No. 90,782, 2005 WL 2076458, at *4 (Kan. App. 2005)
(unpublished opinion), rev. denied 281 Kan. 1381 (2006), the Court of Appeals applied
Huff in summarily concluding that a social guest did not have standing to object to a
search,


                 POISONOUS TREE?

Standard of Review

       The factual underpinnings regarding a motion to suppress are reviewed for
substantial competent evidence, but the legal conclusion drawn from those facts is
reviewed de novo. State v. Campbell, 297 Kan. 273, 279, 300 P.3d 72 (2013).

       "Whether the taint of a prior illegality has been purged by sufficient attenuation
between the unlawful conduct and the discovery of the challenged evidence is a question
of fact we review under a substantial competent evidence standard." State v. Williams,
297 Kan. 370, 382, 300 P.3d 1072 (2013).

Analysis

       After correctly concluding the search of the backyard wasways of opening locks without keys”) was a far tamer affair than I had expected, given that my visit had been foregrounded with viewings of, for example, a YouTube video showing TOOOL co-founder and president Barry (“the Key”) Wels—as with hackers, a nickname is often de rigueur for lock pickers—opening a standard hotel door, from the outside, using a bent metal bar.

TOOOL, perhaps not surprisingly given that it spends its time figuring out how to open the world’s locks, is sensitive about its portrayal, and LockCon itself is “invitation only.” As Wels had told me, “we spend a lot of time trying to keep the bad guys—or guys with bad intentions—out.” Those who had gathered were a diverse and almost disappointingly legitimate lot, ranging from German pilots to


one’s binding or that one’s done.” The idea, Naughton said, is that “you end up with a key that works in the end—it’s easier to get in next time.” My eyes were drawn to a stocky Dutchman with a bald head and a kilt. He would crank the key in the lock tremendously, in rapid succession, whip it out, rotate it and peer intently at it under a magnifier, then take several upstrokes with a file—notching roughly one “depth” with each stroke—then repeat the process. This, it turned out, was Jos Weyers, possessor of the impressioning speed record. A minute later, he shouted “open” and raised his hands.

The next night, the lock-picking championships were held in a similar setting, though this time the noise resembled a thousand mechanicalwhole new group of innovators. It’s being leveled in a way that draws in and superempowers a whole new group of angry, frustrated, and humiliated men and women.” There was an uncomfortable silence, and some awkward seat-shifting, as Field closed the book; whether intended or not, it seemed to come off as an admonition.

Update, March 26, 2013: This article originally included a reference to Deviant Ollam’s real name. His name was removed because of a pre-existing agreement between the author and Deviant Ollam to use only his pseudonym in this story.

Correction, March 12, 2013: On subsequent references to Babak Javadi, this article originally misidentified him twice as “Savadi.” (Return to the corrected sentence.)


Preliminary characterization of growth factors secreted by human pituitary tumors.
To investigate the secretion of mitogenic factors by human pituitary tumors we have cultured cells from 54 adenomas in serum-free medium. Conditioned media from 28 (52%) elicited dose-dependent stimulation of [3H]thymidine incorporation into rat GH3 cells (22-338% above control), while 14 (26%) inhibited GH3 proliferation. Stimulating activity was observed more frequently in nonfunctional tumor-conditioned medium (73%; n = 22) than in secretory tumor-conditioned medium (37%; n = 32). Of 10 tumour-conditioned media with mitogenic activity for GH3 cells, only 4 produced modest stimulation of HEp2 (human laryngeal carcinoma) cells. In contrast, [3H]thymidine incorporation into A431 (human squamous carcinoma) and PC12 (rat adrenal pheochromocytoma) cells was enhanced by each of 15 tumor-conditioned media (up to 342% and 275%, respectively), 8to something at the turn of the century when he included the slide-close-slide-close sequence in what he called as the "American" schottische!

3. Just walking. I suspect this is influenced by the march steps which were often incorporated into the two-step (see, for example, the four march steps in Albert Newman's Military Two-Step or the walk-walk-point-tuck of the Klondike Two-Step). Le Four Step blurs the boundaries between a two-step and a schottische (it would work just as well to two-step music), so it makes perfect sense for march steps to have leaked in.

The elements of Le Four Step precisely foreshadow those of the Pan-American Glide, a 1910s schottische which has all the same elements in a slightly different combination:

All of the above-referenced schottisches are American in origin, but there


was plenty of choreographic commerce between America and Europe at the time, with American influence spreading eastward across the Atlantic. Lopp himself was an American expatriate who translated numerous American variations (many cribbed directly from Maine dancing master M. B. Gilbert's 1890 tome Round Dancing) into French for La Danse.Filed: 05/02/2011

                                  No. 10-10535

(5th Cir. 2008). Reasonableness review, in the context of a guidelines departure,
requires us to evaluate both the decision to depart upward and the extent of the
departure for an abuse of discretion. United States v. Zuniga-Peralta, 442 F.3d
345, 347 (5th Cir. 2006). An upward departure is not an abuse of discretion if
the reasons for the departure advance the objectives of 18 U.S.C. § 3553(a)(2)
and are justified by the particular facts of the case. Id.
      Given Wilson’s extensive criminal record over a seven-year period and the
lack of deterrent effect


set this to a small integer, the larger it is
                        the slower the port i/o.  In some cases, setting
                        this to zero will speed up the device. (default -1)

	    major	You may use this parameter to override the
			default major number (47) that this driver
			will use.  Be sure to change the device
			name as well.

	    name	This parameter is a character string that
			contains the name the kernel will use for this
			device (in /proc output, for instance).
			(default "pf").

 of parameters */

#include <linux/module.h>
#include <linux/init.h>
#include <linux/fs.h>
#include <linux/delay.h>
#include <linux/hdreg.h>
#include <linux/cdrom.h>
#include <linux/spinlock.h>
#include <linux/blkdev.h>
#include <linux/blkpg.h>
#include <linux/mutex.h>
#include <linux/uaccess.h>

static DEFINE_MUTEX(pf_mutex);
static DEFINE_SPINLOCK(pf_spin_lock);

module_param(verbose, bool, 0644);
module_param(major, int, 0);
module_param(name, charp, 0);
module_param(cluster, int, 0);
module_param(nice, int, 0);
module_param_array(drive0, int, NULL, 0);
module_param_array(drive1, int, NULL, 0);
module_param_array(drive2, int, NULL, 0);
module_param_array(drive3, int, NULL, 0);

#include "paride.h"
#include "pseudo.h"

/* constants for faking geometry numbers */

#define PF_FD_MAX	8192	/* use FD geometry under this size */
#define PF_FD_HDS	2
#define PF_FD_SPT	18
#define PF_HD_HDS	64
#define PF_HD_SPT	32

#define PF_MAX_RETRIES  5
#define PF_TMO          800	/* interrupt timeout in jiffies */
#define PF_SPIN_DEL     50	/* spin delay in micro-seconds  */

#define PF_SPIN         (1000000*PF_TMO)/(HZ*PF_SPIN_DEL)

#define STAT_ERR        0x00001
#define STAT_INDEX      0x00002
#define STAT_ECC        0x00004
#define STAT_DRQ


"data done");

	pi_disconnect(pf->pi);

	return (r ? r : s);
}

static void pf_req_sense(struct pf_unit *pf, int quiet)
{
	char rs_cmd[12] =
	    { ATAPI_REQ_SENSE, pf->lun << 5, 0, 0, 16, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0 };
	char buf[16];
	int r;

	r = pf_command(pf, rs_cmd, 16, "Request sense");
	mdelay(1);
	if (!r)
		pf_completion(pf, buf, "Request sense");

	if ((!r) && (!quiet))
		printk("%s: Sense key: %x, ASC: %x, ASQ: %x\n",
		       pf->name, buf[2] & 0xf, buf[12], buf[13]);
}

static int pf_atapi(struct pf_unit *pf, char *cmd, int dlen, char *buf, char *fun)
{
	int r;

	r = pf_command(pf, cmd, dlen, fun);
	mdelay(1);
	if (!r)
		r = pf_completion(pf, buf, fun);
	if (r)
		pf_req_sense(pf, !fun);

	return r;
}

static void pf_lock(struct pf_unit *pf, int func)
{
	char lo_cmd[12] = { ATAPI_LOCK, pf->lun << 5, 0, 0, func, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0 };

	pf_atapi(pf, lo_cmd, 0, pf_scratch, func ? "lock" : "unlock");
}

static void pf_eject(structgroup in Washington, D. C., before transitioning to work for the National Park Service for about 30 years. He said he "grew up in a very environmentally aware family."

"My father wrote the 1964 Wilderness Act that created the National Wilderness Preservation System, which perpetually protects 110 million acres of federal public lands," Zahniser said, mentioning he has attended this celebration since it was founded in 2009.

"I'm a firm supporter of anything that helps the earth, especially during this current administration in Washington," Zahniser said.

Six bands - The Gin Rickys, The Woodshedders, Herb & Hanson, The Gypsy Ramblers, Todd Coyle Band, Black Masala and Frederick Acoustic Music Enterprise - and FAME Musician Know1Else performed throughout the day, allowing attendeees to enjoy a musical smorgasbord while shopping and visiting beekeeping,


Characterization of nanowire light-emitting diodes grown by selective-area metal-organic vapor-phase epitaxy.
We report a systematic study on the current injection and radiative carrier recombination in InP nanowire (NW) light-emitting diodes (LEDs). The InP NWs with axial p-n structures, grown by selective-area metal organic vapor-phase epitaxy, had mixed crystal structures between those of zincblende and wurtzite, mainly in the p-regions. The temperature dependence of the current-voltage (I-V), electroluminescence (EL), and current-light output (I-L) characteristics was investigated. The temperature dependence of the I-V characteristics revealed that tunneling was the main mechanism of carrier transport through the p-n junction in the present NW-LEDs. The temperature and bias voltage dependences of EL showed a complex but systematic behavior, where peaks exhibiting bias-dependent and independent energy positions coexisted and the relative intensity showed a-1227C>T polymorphism in the pleiotrophin gene promoter influences bone mineral density in postmenopausal women.
Our gene expression microarray data of primary cultures of osteoblasts revealed that the expression of the pleiotrophin (PTN) gene is decreased in osteoporosis. PTN is involved in osteoblasts' proliferation and differentiation, response to mechanical stimuli and cross-talk with Wnt signaling. On the basis of these findings, we studied the PTN gene as a candidate gene for genetic susceptibility to osteoporosis. The aim of the study was to evaluate the association of two PTN gene promoter polymorphisms with osteoporotic phenotype in postmenopausal women. 530 postmenopausal women, 480 without and 50 with hip fracture, were genotyped for the presence of PTN gene promoter polymorphisms -1734C>T (rs161335) and -1227C>T (rs321198). Three common haplotypes, CC (14.2%), CT (42.8%) and


of others are enduring while battling Houston’s flood waters.

``We still had to ride a boat, walk through muddy water and ride on the back of a dumpster truck for like five miles. It was crazy,’’ Simmons recalled. ``I had to hold up my people and I had some kids with me. Most of the kids were old enough to walk, but one of them I had to carry with me.’’

Simmons said he has been unable to get back to his high-rise condo in downtown Houston because of the flooding in the area, and that he’s still without a vehicle for transportation. He said his spirits were lifted when Magic coach Frank Vogel, Spurs GM R.C. Buford, teammates from Orlando and San Antonio and various NBA players reached outVon Donop

Von Donop is a German surname. Notable people with the surname include:

Carl von Donop (1732–1777), Hessian soldier who fought in the American Revolutionary War
Georg von Donop (1767–1845), German statesman and historian
Pelham George von Donop (1851–1921), British soldier and Chief Inspector of Railways
Sir Stanley Brenton von Donop (1860–1941), British soldier who became Master-General of the Ordnance

See also
Von Donop Marine Provincial Park, now Háthayim Marine Provincial Park, a provincial park in British Columbia

Category:Surnames of German origin


too, but the chances are indeed slim. Even though I really like Level-5's games like Dark Cloud and Layton, Nintendo would probably want to develop something like in house. Fans would definitely demand it to be turn-based too...

By the way, Piffman2, do you have a PS3 and Xbox 360 to go along with the Wii? If you don't, you should definitely check out this Stacker 2 contest going on right now where you can win the system of your choice. There are less than 375 entrants as of now, and all you have to do to enter is design a 6 hour Power t-shirt. It's surprisingly easy to do online, and you can also win weekly prizes. Check out the contest details here: http://www.brickfish.com/Entertainment/Stacker2?tab=overview

I hope I'm not oversteppingIf you have seen Mark Reeder’s B-Movie: Lust and Sound in West Berlin, then you may recognize the footage used from the Nick Cave Documentary Stranger in a Strange land, filmed by Bram van Splunteren who followed the Australian expat while he lived in Berlin in 1987. In fact—the film is partly shot in Mark Reeder’s flat—where Nick had been living at the time, and also includes footage of rehearsals with the Bad Seeds. This was filmed right around the same time as the Wim Wenders film Der Himmel Über Berlin (Wings of Desire).

The film was originally Broadcasted by VPRO Dutch Television.

If you are looking for classic Nick Cave articles, consider this piece by our own Andi Harriman, written for Lethal Amounts entitled:


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Director: ‘Elderhood’ is to be celebrated not feared

Ohio’s population is aging — but Ohio Department of Aging Director Bonnie K. Burman doesn’t see that as a bad thing. She sees it as an opportunity.

Bonnie K. Burman, director of the Ohio Department of Aging

Speaking at a Kiwanis Club of Toledo meeting during a visit to Northwest Ohio on Dec. 4, Burman pointed out that many people are living longer thanks to advances in health care, technology, public health practices and more.

“You hear every day when people talk about the aging of our population: We’ve got a problem, we’ve got an issue, our population is getting older,” Burman said. “When else have you ever heard people talk about the result of successes as a problem?”

Between 2010 and 2030, the percentage


this part of their lives,” Burman said. “How can we expect people to plan for it if you don’t look forward to it?”

The key is getting people to change the way they look at aging, Burman said. Society needs to stop viewing “elderhood” as a period of inevitable decline; most seniors are able and will continue to “grow, thrive and contribute” for years, she said.

She asked club members to think of their own grandparents and those who “have an enormous amount of wisdom and so much to offer.”

“Think about that influence in your life. Think about what we learn from our elders and you realize how important elderhood really is,” Burman said. “We need to see them an individuals who continue to grow, continue to thrive, continue to“I’m always amazed at their improvement even in that 30 minutes.”

Project MORE is a 15-year-old program operating in about 300 schools statewide, said Amy Freeman, Project MORE director. Other local schools offering the program include Eagle Academy and Northpointe Academy in Lucas County and Bowling Green, Elmwood, Grand Rapids, Otsego and Perrysburg in Wood County.

Programs like Project MORE benefit the seniors just as much as the students, said Justin Moor, AOoA’s vice president of planning and program development.

“Students realize seniors are vibrant, active people who are involved in the community and making a difference and seniors get to see some real positives about the younger generations,” Moor said. “Students are thirsty for someone to believe in them and they get that with the RSVP program.”

Person-centered care

For those seniors


The invention is relates generally to a windshield wiper having a wiper arm, which is driven via a drive shaft and to which a wiper blade is pivotably connected.
Known windshield wipers have a wiper arm, which is made up of a fastening element and a hinge element, which is pivotably connected to it via a swivel joint and has a wiper rod. A hooklike end of the wiper rod engages a suspension box of a wiper blade, which is formed by two side cheeks of a middle bracket and includes a hinge bolt. The hinge thus formed guides the wiper blade over the vehicle window during the swiveling motion. The wiper blade has what is as a rule a multi-member support bracket system, with subordinate brackets pivotably connectedof established groups watch scheduled couples have sex, experiencing it as if they themselves were involved in the act. The viewers not only see but feel. It is virtual, group masturbation. The rub – monogamy is considered obscene and love is dead. Sex becomes a purely selfish act. Murray, the story’s main character, is banished from his group after his obsession with (read: love for) Kay, a fellow member, disables him from a “healthy” sharing of the sexual act with the group. His love for one woman coupled with his desire to engage in a physical, monogamous relationship with her is an act of subversion. It is the group one “loves,” the machine one embraces.

The key to good science fiction is that it be logical and believable –


later involved in the 1941 Iraqi coup d'état and the ensuing Anglo-Iraqi War. His father was also the maternal uncle of Saddam Hussein, whom would later marry Khairallah's sister, Sajida Talfah. Khairallah attended the Baghdad Military College and the Staff College, and later graduated with a degree from the Baghdad University School of Law and Politics in 1975.

Ba'ath Party
Khairallah joined the Iraqi branch of the Ba'ath Party in 1956. He was arrested in 1959 following an unsuccessful attempt by the party to assassinate then Prime Minister Abd al-Karim Qasim. Khairallah would later go on to play a role in the 1963 and 1968 coups that brought the Ba'ath party to power.

In 1977 Khairallah was appointed as the new Minister of Defence, taking over from Ahmed Hassan al-Bakr, thenThanks for making our week 1 a success!

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PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the leading cause of morbidity and mortality in the United States. Strong evidence indicates that statin medications can reduce the risk of CVD. For patients with existing CVD, statins have been shown to reduce mortality. Despite this evidence, statins are under-prescribed and this contributes to disparities in cardiovascular care that exist based on sociodemographic factors such as race/ethnicity, income, and insurance. The growing adoption of the electronic health record (EHR) brings new opportunities to improve clinician decision- making toward higher-value care. Behavioral economists have used insights from psychology and human behavior to modify choice architecture to influence decision-making without restricting choice. These approaches, often termed as ?nudges, include changing defaults options to make the optimal choice the easy one, using active choiceBail Bondsmen out of business in Mingo County

Rachel Baldwin rbaldwin@civitasmedia.com

October 6, 2013

WILLIAMSON - An administrative order signed by Chief Judge John L. Cummings, who was appointed to fill the Circuit Court Judge’s seat after the suspension and indictment of former Judge Michael Thornsbury, changes the way a defendant may post bond and places local bail bondsman who have served the needs of the public while making a tidy profit for themselves out of business within Mingo County, effective the first of this month.

In the past, a person who was arrested for a crime within the county could secure the services of a bail bondsman. For example, if a defendant was arrested for an alleged crime and was issued a bond amount of $20,000, they would pay 10 percent


efficient method for screening vectors for mammalian cell expression, based on the fact that SVSPs are difficult-to-express toxins due to the presence of several disulfide bonds and glycosylation in their structures. Thus, one of the Gyroxin cDNAs was subcloned into pSectag2 HygroA and pED vectors and used to transfect COS-7 cells. Expression of the functional recombinant Gyroxin isoform was achieved with this cell line with esterase activity in the conditioned culture medium, as revealed by immunoblot of secreted protein and standard anti-crotalic serum from Butantan Institute.    to which he or she is pleading, and although it is preferable that such
                    knowledge be imparted by the judge accepting the plea, it is nonetheless
                    possible to prove the defendant’s knowledge by other means.
                7.	 Criminal Law: Restitution: Damages. Neb. Rev. Stat. § 29-2280
                    (Reissue 2016) vests trial courts with the authority


clarified with McBride’s
counsel his request to have the matter set for a restitution hear-
ing, and counsel confirmed his request.
   The restitution hearing was held immediately prior to sen-
tencing. A copy of the bill of sale for the purchase of the
vehicle, a copy of AllAround’s bank statement showing that
she paid the purchase price, and a copy of the vehicle’s title
depicting AllAround’s forged signature were all received into
evidence at the restitution hearing.
                              - 222 -
         Nebraska Court of A ppeals A dvance Sheets
        order of
restitution, (2) the circumstances warranted an order of res-
titution, and (3) the State sufficiently proved the amount of
actual damages.
                    STANDARD OF REVIEW
  [1] Sentences within statutory limits will be disturbed by
an appellate court only if the sentence complained of was an
abuse of judicial discretion. State v. Ramirez, 285 Neb. 203,
825 N.W.2d 801 (2013). An abuse of discretion takes place
when the sentencing court’s reasons or rulings are clearly
untenable and unfairly deprive a litigant of a substantial right
and a just result. Id.


                       STATE v. McBRIDE
                       Cite as 27 Neb. App. 219

of restitution was appropriate in this case. Based on the record
before us, including the court’s rationale, we cannot find that
that decision constitutes an abuse of discretion.

Actual Damages.
   McBride asserts that the order of restitution was an abuse
of discretion because the State failed to prove the amount of
actual damages sustained as a result of the crime. We find no
merit to this argument.
   [11-13] After the sentencing court determines that a con-
viction warrantsrestitution, it then becomes the sentencing
court’s factfinding responsibility to determine the victim’s
actual damages and the defendant’s ability to pay. State v.
Ramirez, 285 Neb. 203, 825 N.W.2d 801 (2013). Under
§ 29-2281, the sentencing court may hold a hearing at the
time of sentencing to determine the amount of restitution. Id.
The sentencing court’s determination of “restitution shall be
based on the actual damages sustained by the victim and shall
be supported by evidence which shall become a part of the
court record.” § 29-2281. To be relied upon by the sentencing
court, the evidence must be sworn and corroborated. State v.
Ramirez, supra.
   In relevant part, § 29-2282 provides that in determining
restitution, if the offense results in loss of property, the court
may require payment of the “reasonable replacement value” of
the property.
   McBride


a massive merger event, for which evidence also exits in the radial profile of the stellar halo density law  [@De13].

Retrograde substructures are interesting, because they may be related to the anomalous globular cluster $\omega$ Centauri. This has a present-day mass of $5 \times 10^6 M_\odot$ [@Me95] and is believed to be the stripped nucleus of a dwarf galaxy [@Be03]. This is bolstered by the fact that $\omega$ Centauri has long been known to contain multiple stellar populations [@No96; @Su96; @Be04]. Not merely do the stars in $\omega$ Centauri exhibit a large metallicity spread [@No95], but there are extreme star-to-star variations in many light elements [@Mar12; @Mi17]. If $\omega$ Centauri was once a dwarf galaxy, then its virial mass may have been as high as $10^{10}
M_\odot$ based on models of the chemical evolution of multi-population clusters [@Va11]. Dynamical evolutionary3.5$ and $8300 < T_{\rm eff} < 9300$. Photometric parallaxes based on the SDSS photometry are used for MSTOs and BHBs using the formulae in @Iv08 and in @De11 to give full six-dimensional phase space coordinates. We apply a series of quality cuts to both the photometric and spectroscopic data to remove stars with poor measurements as well as stars with a heliocentric radial velocity error $> 15$ kms$^{-1}$, distance error $> 2.5$ kpc, and a heliocentric distance $> 10$ kpc.

We then convert the observables to velocities in the Galactic rest-frame. We use the Milky Way potential of @Mc17, which gives the circular speed at the Sun as 232.8 kms$^{-1}$. For the Solar peculiar motion, we use the most recent value from @Sc10, namely $(U,V,W) = (11.1, 12.24,


the candidate stars in the substructures. In particular, $\omega$ Centauri has characteristic Na-O and Mg-Al patterns of abundances for moderately metal-rich halo stars, as well as an overabundance of Ba, that are different from the halo field stars [c.f. @Na15]. Furthermore, suppose for example we establish that Rg3 and Rg4 (but not the others) were associated with $\omega$ Centauri. Then, this would provide significant constraints on the progenitor and the action of dynamical friction, as we would know whether the orbit is circularising. Another intriguing possibility is that the highest energy substructures may have been stripped before extended star formation and multiple population enrichment, and so it may even be possible to see gradients across the substructures.

If chemical evidence disproves our assertion that some of the retrograde substructures belong to $\omega$ Centauri,hostile intent, or a desire

to do any harm. Rather it is an intent to bring about a result which will invade the

interests of another in a way the law forbids[.]” Jones, supra, at 94-95, quoting Prosser

& Keeton, Law of Torts (5 Ed. 1984) 36, section 8; Phillips v. Rayburn (1996), 113 Ohio

App.3d 374, 383, 680 N.E.2d 1279. This case involved intentional conduct, and the

cases to which Go Daddy cites are inapplicable.

       {¶14}    Under R.C. 2307.25, Go Daddy was not entitled to any set-off. Although

the trial court overruled Go Daddy’s motion based on its interpretation of R.C. 2307.28,

it was right for the wrong reasons. See Condit v. Condit, 190 Ohio App.3d 634, 2010-

Ohio-5202, 943 N.E.2d 1041, ¶10; Hall v. Gill


Phil Jass is in his third week as the department’s new administrator, and Michelle Bohacik is the department’s first financial manager.

“We have two good people and we are looking toward the future,” Joan Harrop, president of the Board of Health, said.

Jass replaces Kay Lynn Shoemaker, who resigned as the administrator in April.

He joins the Grundy health department after 19 years with Aunt Martha’s Youth Service Center and Health Center. It has 17 health centers, 10 residential programs, two Head Start programs and numerous other services.

Through his almost two decades there, Jass held several roles, including safety and property manager and regional business manager for four community health centers in Kane County.

“I really enjoyed working there,” he said. “They were in fast-paced, well-resourced areas.”

He moved to Oswego to getaway from the busy areas where he previously had lived. Although rural Grundy County was not necessarily somewhere he was targeting for work, he’s loving it.

Although he has only been with the department a short time, he already is formulating goals.

He was surprised to learn the department did not have a doctor on staff and he would like to add one to the strong nursing staff it already has, he said. The doctor would not have to necessarily be a department staff member, as the department could collaborate with another organization.

He also would like to increase the health services offered, such as adding dental care and Medicaid enrollment. In addition, he wants to market the department’s services and learn from the community what else is needed.

“The community tells


Opus 12 watch replaces hands with rotating hour markers

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Harry Winston’s Opus 12 wristwatch is a mechanical marvel in miniature. The watch, among all sorts of interesting innovations that surely justify its reported $260,000 price tag, doesn’t use hour or minute hands. Rather, when you want to see what time it is, you go by the blue markers — these will let you know the time to within 5 minutes. Then, if you really want to know what time it is, you can look at the center of the watch (the arch) to get a fully accurate reading.

The Opus 12 below is showing 10:12 (and 30 seconds), and we know that because the hour handos.path.join (universal, Windows, Linux, Mac OS X):
print [os.path.join(path_res, shp) for shp in glob.glob("*.shp")]
print [os.path.join(path_res, shp) for shp in glob.glob("*.shp")][0] # = output[0]
/Users/Shared/shape1.shp

A:

Found the answer thanks to @gene who's comments helped me focus on the right area. Just had to simply to use glob for the saga:mergeshapeslayers function to call:
multiple_0=glob.glob("*.shp")

Added this to the code above which now merges all files in the folder.


not moving." "So where's all that power going?" "Where'd all the crew go?" "Good question." "No life readings on board." "Well, we're in deep space, they didn't just nip out for a quick fag." "No, I've checked all the smoking pods." "You smell that?" "Yeah." "Someone's cooking." "Sunday roast, definitely." "Now, there's something you don't see in your average space ship." "18th Century." "French." "Nice mantel." "Not a hologram." "Not even a reproduction." "This actually is an 18th Century French fireplace." "Double sided." "There's another room through there." "It can't be, that's the outer hull of the ship." "Look!" "Hello." "Hello." "What's your name?" "Reinette." "Reinette?" "That's a lovely name." "Can you tell me where you are, at the moment, Reinette?" "In my bedroom." "Where's your bedroom?" "Whereto be." "It's the way it has always been." "The monsters and The Doctor." "It seems you cannot have one without the other." "Tell me about it." "The thing is, you weren't supposed to have either." "Those creatures are messing with history." "None of this was ever supposed to happen to you." "Supposed to happen?" "What does that mean?" "It happened, child, and I would not have had it any other way." "One may tolerate a world of demons for the sake of an angel." "Rose?" "Rose?" "Rose?" "The Time Window where she's 37." "We've found it, right under our noses!" "No, you can't go in there!" "The Doctor will go mad!" "So this is his world." "SCREAMING What was that?" "The Time Window." "The Doctor fixed an


audio link." "Those screams." "Is that my future?" "Yes." "I'm sorry." "Then I must take the slower path." "REINETTE'S VOICE:" "'Are you there?" "Can you hear me?" "'I need you now, you promised!" "The clock on the mantel is broken!" "It is time!" "'" "That's my voice." "Rose, come on, we've got to go." "There's a problem!" "Give me a moment!" "Are you OK?" "No." "I am very afraid." "But you and I both know, don't we, Rose?" "The Doctor is worth the monsters." "'Doctor!" "Doctor!" "'" "PEOPLE SCREAM" "Doctor!" "We must go!" "No one is coming to help us." "You are complete." "You will come." "You found it, then!" "They knew I was coming, they've blocked it off." "Where are we going?" "The teleport has limited range."the same but a little bit different." "Loads of people are disappearing!" "It's been going on for months!" "What are they all doing?" "It's the earpieces..." "The prototype has passed every test, sir." "It's working!" "I've seen them before..." "What are they?" "A skin of metal and a body that will never age!" "Subtitles by Red Bee Media Ltd / BBC 2006 Converted by reirei for the forom"


denied litigation expenses, and generally abused its discretion by failing to award higher fees.

This court has held that:

3
The trial judge in determining the value of services rendered by lawyers who have tried a case before him ordinarily has an infinitely better opportunity to evaluate those services than does an appellate court.  Therefore, appellate courts hold that the trial judge's determinations on legal fees should not be set aside unless there is a clear abuse of discretion.

4
Ramey v. Cincinnati Enquirer, 508 F.2d 1188, 1196 (6th Cir.1974), cert. denied, 422 U.S. 1048 (1975).

5
Tucker first contends that the court erred in following a law of the case theory in setting hourly rates for his attorneys.  He requested hourly rates of $175 for partner time and $100 for associate time,$135 per hour for partners and $65 per hour for associates was reasonable.  Although hourly rate determinations are subject to change with the passage of time, since the additional work was performed during the year following the period for which the prior fees were set, we are unable to say that the district court abused its discretion in relying upon the rate established in the prior award.

7
Because the UAW concedes that litigation expenses should be awarded in accordance with this court's prior opinion, which held that Tucker was due litigation costs pursuant to Northcross v. Board of Educ. of the Memphis City Schools, 611 F.2d 624, 639 (6th Cir.1979), cert. denied, 447 U.S. 911 (1980), that portion of the order must be remanded in order to allow


table of literals statistics, of size 256 */
    unsigned* litLengthFreq;     /* table of litLength statistics, of size (MaxLL+1) */
    unsigned* matchLengthFreq;   /* table of matchLength statistics, of size (MaxML+1) */
    unsigned* offCodeFreq;       /* table of offCode statistics, of size (MaxOff+1) */
    ZSTD_match_t* matchTable;    /* list of found matches, of size ZSTD_OPT_NUM+1 */
    ZSTD_optimal_t* priceTable;  /* All positions tracked by optimal parser, of size ZSTD_OPT_NUM+1 */

    U32  litSum;                 /* nb of literals */
    U32 lastBlock)
{
    U32 const cBlockHeader24 = lastBlock + (((U32)bt_raw)<<1) + (U32)(srcSize << 3);
    RETURN_ERROR_IF(srcSize + ZSTD_blockHeaderSize > dstCapacity,
                    dstSize_tooSmall, "dst buf too small for uncompressed block");
    MEM_writeLE24(dst, cBlockHeader24);
    memcpy((BYTE*)dst + ZSTD_blockHeaderSize, src, srcSize);
    return ZSTD_blockHeaderSize + srcSize;
}

MEM_STATIC size_t ZSTD_rleCompressBlock (void* dst, size_t dstCapacity, BYTE src, size_t srcSize, U32 lastBlock)
{
    BYTE* const op = (BYTE*)dst;
    U32 const cBlockHeader = lastBlock + (((U32)bt_rle)<<1) + (U32)(srcSize << 3);
    RETURN_ERROR_IF(dstCapacity < 4, dstSize_tooSmall, "");
    MEM_writeLE24(op, cBlockHeader);
    op[3] = src;
    return 4;
}

/*


ilimit_w;
    }
    while (ip < iend) *op++ = *ip++;
}

/*! ZSTD_storeSeq() :
 *  Store a sequence (litlen, litPtr, offCode and mlBase) into seqStore_t.
 *  `offCode` : distance to match + ZSTD_REP_MOVE (values <= ZSTD_REP_MOVE are repCodes).
 *  `mlBase` : matchLength - MINMATCH
 *  Allowed to overread literals up to litLimit.
*/
HINT_INLINE UNUSED_ATTR
void ZSTD_storeSeq(seqStore_t* seqStorePtr, size_t litLength, const BYTE* literals, const BYTE* litLimit, U32 offCode, size_t mlBase)
{
    BYTE const* const litLimit_w = litLimit - WILDCOPY_OVERLENGTH;
    BYTE const* const litEnd = literals + litLength;
#if defined(DEBUGLEVEL) && (DEBUGLEVEL >= 6)
    static const BYTE* g_start = NULL;
    if (g_start==NULL) g_start = (const BYTE*)literals;  /* note : index only works for compression      7, 2, 6, 5, 7, 6, 7, 7 };
            return DeBruijnBytePos[((U64)((val & -(long long)val) * 0x0218A392CDABBD3FULL)) >> 58];
#       endif
        } else { /* 32 bits */
#       if defined(_MSC_VER)
            unsigned long r=0;
            return _BitScanForward( &r, (U32)val ) ? (unsigned)(r >> 3) : 0;
#       elif defined(__GNUC__) && (__GNUC__ >= 3)
            return (__builtin_ctz((U32)val) >> 3);
#


CPU */
        if (MEM_64bits()) {
#       if defined(_MSC_VER) && defined(_WIN64)
            unsigned long r = 0;
            return _BitScanReverse64( &r, val ) ? (unsigned)(r >> 3) : 0;
#       elif defined(__GNUC__) && (__GNUC__ >= 4)
            return (__builtin_clzll(val) >> 3);
#       else
            unsigned r;
            const unsigned n32 = sizeof(size_t)*4;   /* calculate this      return _BitScanReverse( &r, (unsigned long)val ) ? (unsigned)(r >> 3) : 0;
#       elif defined(__GNUC__) && (__GNUC__ >= 3)
            return (__builtin_clz((U32)val) >> 3);
#       else
            unsigned r;
            if (!(val>>16)) { r=2; val>>=8; } else { r=0; val>>=24; }
            r += (!val);
            return r;
#       endif
    }   }
}

MEM_STATIC


   U32 const cycleMask = (1U << cycleLog) - 1;
    U32 const current = (U32)((BYTE const*)src - window->base);
    U32 const currentCycle0 = current & cycleMask;
    /* Exclude zero so that newCurrent - maxDist >= 1. */
    U32 const currentCycle1 = currentCycle0 == 0 ? (1U << cycleLog) : currentCycle0;
    U32 const newCurrent = currentCycle1 + maxDist;
    U32 const correction = current - newCurrent;
    assert((maxDist & cycleMask) == 0);
    assert(current > newCurrent);
    /* Loose bound, should be around 1<<29 (see above) */
    assert(correction > 1<<28);

    window->base += correction;
    window->dictBase += correction;
1U << windowLog;
    U32    const lowestValid = ms->window.dictLimit;
    U32    const withinWindow = (current - lowestValid > maxDistance) ? current - maxDistance : lowestValid;
    U32    const isDictionary = (ms->loadedDictEnd != 0);
    U32    const matchLowest = isDictionary ? lowestValid : withinWindow;
    return matchLowest;
}

/* debug functions */
#if (DEBUGLEVEL>=2)

MEM_STATIC double ZSTD_fWeight(U32 rawStat)
{
    U32 const fp_accuracy = 8;
    U32 const fp_multiplier = (1 << fp_accuracy);
    U32 const newStat = rawStat + 1;
    U32 const hb = ZSTD_highbit32(newStat);
    U32 const BWeight = hb * fp_multiplier;
    U32 const FWeight =


but I don't recommend it [there are other ways to track that; will document that at some point]. Click Is Tax -> (Tax = Sales Tax) and enter the Tax Rate right below it.

Repeat until you have the 3 Financial Accounts needed (3 different Sales Tax rates):

Set up Financial Types -> And associate each one with a one of the Financial Accounts we just created. Note we can add a 4th one [for out of Country residents] - i.e. with no Sales Tax.

Next are Price Sets - create a Price Set - for each Membership Type/Sales Tax Option - Yes that's a lot of Price Sets. Let's look at one: in the Maritime Provinces the Sales Tax is 15% -> so we need to create a Priceset thatof CEM I 42.5R Portland cement with alkali content of 0.90 Na~2~O~e~ and natural reactive opal aggregate with grain size distribution of 0.5--1 mm. The chemical composition of the cement and petrographic composition of the opal aggregate are indicated in [Table 1](#materials-12-00020-t001){ref-type="table"} and [Table 2](#materials-12-00020-t002){ref-type="table"}.

The reactive aggregate made up 6% of the mass of the aggregate composition; the remaining portion consisted of nonreactive silica aggregate. The aggregate-to-cement ratio was 2.25, and the w/c ratio was 0.47, as required by ASTM C227 \[[@B32-materials-12-00020]\]. Lithium nitrate was added with the mixing water in the amount corresponding to the molar ratio of lithium to alkali in cement, i.e., 0.74.

Mortar specimens were moved into special containers after 24 h of maturing and kept in a climate chamber under a controlled temperature of


signals were recorded continuously for 14 days.

The effectiveness of acoustic emission tests strongly depends on the procedures for digital processing of signals in order to reduce background noise \[[@B33-materials-12-00020]\]. In order to limit the recording of so-called noise, suitable background noise filters were used: HDT (hit definition time), determining the time between the end of one signal and beginning of another signal; HLT (hit lockout time) to prevent measurement of reflected signals; and PDT (peak definition time), set as, respectively, 800 µs, 1000 µs, and 200 µs. The specified 40-dB noise threshold for all sensors enabled the elimination of background signals, e.g., operation of the chamber.

2.4. Microstructure of Polished Section {#sec2dot4-materials-12-00020}
---------------------------------------

Strips with a size of 25x25x10 mm were cut out of the mortar specimens after 1, 3, 7,action of shear forces indicate cracks primarily at the interface between paste and aggregate. The number of such cracks is much smaller than in the mortars without the corrosion inhibitor.

3.3. Microstructure of the Mortars {#sec3dot3-materials-12-00020}
----------------------------------

Observations of the microstructure of the mortars, carried out in parallel to the measurements of acoustic emission, enabled a fuller interpretation of the results. It should be noted that the number of corrosion spots throughout the analyzed period of the experiment in the mortars with the corrosion inhibitor was much smaller than in the mortars without the lithium admixture.

On the first day of reaction, partial dissolution of reactive aggregate and formation of alkali silica gel in their place were observed. No cracks were found in the aggregate ([Figure 6](#materials-12-00020-f006){ref-type="fig"}a).

Longer exposure of mortars to conditions


was recorded after the introduction of lithium nitrate. A small shrinkage is caused by the imperfection of the testing method, which depends on specimen storage conditions.

The acoustic activity of the mortars with lithium nitrate is confirmed by microstructure observations. The reactive aggregate is dissolved, and swelling reaction products are formed in its place, causing aggregate cracking and debonding from the cement matrix. No protective product layer was found at the interface between aggregate and cement paste. Throughout the analyzed period, the opal aggregate was subject to damage processes, but in the specimen with lithium nitrate only a minor amount of alkali ASR gel was detected.

Results of tests of the acoustic activity of mortars with lithium nitrate are well-correlated with the results obtained by scanning electron microscopy. The analysistime and needed more fluidity. Bruno calls it beautiful.

Scores: Carrie Ann: 9; Len: 9; Bruno: 9

Tom sets up Lisa, last to perform, by explaining that she fainted during rehearsal on Friday. He tells us we'll find out after the commercial break if she's going to dance. He adds, "I hope so. Otherwise we've got a lot of time to kill."

Lisa Vanderpump & Gleb Savchenko: Cha-Cha-Cha

Tom can rest easy: Lisa is going to dance after all. Lisa explains that her schedule is ridiculously demanding and it's cutting into her dancing time.

Her most memorable year was the year her daughter Pandora (really?!) got married, because it meant her daughter needed her mommy again and it brought them closer. Needed Mommy's checkbook, am I right? I kid, I kid.

Her daughter's in


of waiting times and errors on claims. A recent Office of the Inspector General review of the Detroit office said staff did not accurately process 31 of 60 disability claims reviewed.

Walsh says it’s time for Obama and Shinseki to “get rid of the career bureaucrats and deadwood at VA who are resistant to change. It’s time the president started worrying about veterans as much as he worries about guns or hurricanes in New Jersey.”

Walsh suggests there are people at VA who have a “vested interest” in the system not working who are not interested in fixing the broken backlog. The VA has repeatedly denied that any such culture exists within VA.

But, says Walsh, “There are workers at VA who don’t want to lose their jobs, and obstructionists who’ve2:58 PM,
Jul. 3, 2013

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Jonathan Lintner
jlintner@courier-journal.com

If it were up to Oklahoma athletic director Joe Castiglione, the University of Louisville would have never been available for the Atlantic Coast Conference's taking.

Castiglione favored adding U of L to the Big 12 Conference before league leadership instead added West Virginia to the mix, then capped its membership at 10.

"People can disagree with me, that's OK," Castiglone told Oklahoma's Rivals website, SoonerScoop.com, in a recent interview. "I don't think there's any secret how our president David Boren and I felt about the University of Louisville. We were very supportive and even ...


derivatives which are effective against solid tumor and is less toxic. Consequently, The inventors found a derivative having a trifluoromethyl group in the pyrroloindole ring, and disclosed it in JP-A-6-116269. In JP-A-6-116269, a prodrug represented by Formula A having a carbamoyl group containing a cyclic amine is disclosed. ##STR3##
The present invention intends to provide a prodrug which forms an active species (a compound of Formula A in which B is hydrogen) in vivo more readily than the prodrug shown in Examples of JP-A-6-116269, and is effective against solid tumor and is less toxic.{\varepsilon}(1 - {\kappa}) \frac{1}{N} \sum_{k = 1}^N f_{\beta _k}(b_{k,t - \tau})$$ and vice versa. Analytical calculations are possible for this second setup because the delay times are equal – in contrast to the first setup – and the different shifts in the map do not hamper the calculations. If the Bernoulli maps were not shifted, the units would all be identical. Then in regions II and III of [Fig. \[fig:zwei:gebiete\]]{}, all units of the same side would synchronize, $a_{1,t} = a_{2,t} = \ldots = a_{N,t}$; $b_{1,t} = b_{2,t} = \ldots = b_{N,t}$ because they receive the same input. Then one would effectively get two coupled units A and B (which synchronize in regions I and II), so in region II all $2 N$ units would be synchronized. For *shifted*


\lambda [\text{self-feedback}]  \\
    {} + \sigma [\text{external coupling}] \, .
    \label{eq:lkgleichung}\end{gathered}$$ Comparing equations (\[eq:zwei:grundgleichungen\]) and (\[eq:lkgleichung\]) yields a relation between the parameter space of the Lang-Kobayashi equations, $\{\lambda, \sigma\}$, and the parameter space of the maps, $\{{\varepsilon}, {\kappa}\}$, if the two following conditions are considered:

-   The ratio of the self-feedback to the external coupling should be the same in both cases.

-   The ratio of the time-delayed terms to the internal dynamics should be the same in both cases.

These two conditions yield the following transformation: $$\label{eq:transformation}
    {\kappa}= \frac{\lambda}{\lambda + \sigma}, \quad {\varepsilon}= \frac{\lambda + \sigma}{v} \, .$$ The second condition (ii) is not properly defined because the Lang-Kobayashi equations (\[eq:lkgleichung\]) – in contrast to theiterated equations (\[eq:zwei:grundgleichungen\]) – are differential equations and the internal dynamics is not only the first term on the right-hand side of [Eq. (\[eq:lkgleichung\])]{} but is also contained in the current state $x$. Therefore the denominator $v$ in (\[eq:transformation\]) is not given and has to be chosen reasonably. We took $v = 180 \text{ ns}^{-1}$ so ${\varepsilon}$ is between $0$ and $1$ \[because the sum $\lambda + \sigma$ (the strength of the re-injected light) should not exceed the value of $v = 180\text{ ns}^{-1}$ in our case\].

In order to measure synchronization, we averaged the amplitudes of the electric fields, $E_{0,j}$, in $1$ ns intervalls and calculated the un-shifted, $\Delta = 0$, cross correlation function defined by $$C_{xy}^{\Delta} = \frac{{\langle x_t \cdot y_{t-\Delta} \rangle} - {\langle x \rangle} {\langle y