n=\Delta n-\chi \nabla\cdot( n\nabla c)+\xi \nabla\cdot( n\nabla v)+\varsigma n-\mu n^2, &\\
c_{t}+u\cdot\nabla c=\Delta c+\kappa_1(\alpha_1 n- \beta_1 c)-\kappa_2 \gamma cn,  &\\
v_{t}+u\cdot\nabla v=\Delta v+\alpha_2 n-\beta_2 v,  &\\
u_{t}+(u\cdot\nabla)u=\Delta u-\nabla\pi-n \nabla \phi, &\\
\nabla\cdot u=0, &
\end{array}
\right.$$ in $\Omega\times(0,T),$ where $\Omega$ is a (sufficiently smooth) bounded domain of $\mathbb{R}^N,$ $N=2,3,$ and $0<T\leq\infty$ is an arbitrary existence time. Here $n = n(x, t),$ $c =c(x, t),$ $v = v(x, t),$ $\pi(x,t)$ and $u(x,t)$ denote respectively the cell density, the concentration of an attractive chemical signal, the concentration of a repulsive chemical signal, the hydrostatic pressure, and the velocity field of the fluid at position $x\in \Omega$ and time $t\in(0,T)$. The evolution of the velocity field $u(x,t)=\left[u_{1}(x,t),..,u_{N}(x,t)\right]$ is governed by the incompressible Navier-Stokes system. In $(\ref{KNS})_4$ the term $-n \nabla \phi$ is a force due$\chi,$ $\xi,$ $\alpha_1,$ $\beta_1,$ $\alpha_2,$ $\beta_2$ and $\gamma$ are positive constants that represent the chemotactic behavior; with more details, $\chi$ and $\xi$ denote the chemotactic coefficients, $\alpha_1$ and $\alpha_2$ represent the chemical production rate, $\gamma$ represents the chemical consumed rate and, $\beta_1$ and $\beta_2$ denote the chemical degradation rates; finally, $\varsigma,$ and $\mu$ are non-negative constants which describe the organism growth rate and the carrying capacity (i.e. the maximum sustainable population), respectively.\
System (\[KNS\]) is completed with the following initial data and boundary conditions $$\label{initialdata}
\left\{
\begin{array}{lc}
\left[n(x,0),c(x,0),v(x,0),u(x,0)\right]=\left[n_0(x),c_0(x),v_0(x),u_0(x)\right],\ x\in\Omega,\\[.3cm]
\frac{\partial n(x,t)}{\partial \nu}=\frac{\partial c(x,t)}{\partial \nu}=\frac{\partial v(x,t)}{\partial \nu}=0, \quad u(x,t)=0,\quad x\in\partial\Omega,\quad t\in(0,T).
\end{array}
\right.$$ System (\[KNS\])-(\[initialdata\]) consists of three extensions of the classical Keller-Segel model. The first one is the chemotaxis fluid model, which is known as a challenging model; the second extension corresponds to the attractive-repulsive


chemotaxis framework, and the third one corresponds to the chemotaxis models with logistic source. In fact, from the mathematical point of view, system (\[KNS\])-(\[initialdata\]) seems not to have been studied yet. However, the issues of existence and long-time behavior of solutions related to the three aforementioned chemotaxis frameworks have attracted the attention of many authors, especially in the last five years; for instance, we mention some works [@braukhoff2016global; @espejo2015reaction; @jins2015boundedness; @jin2015asymptotic; @jin2016boundedness; @kozono2016existence; @lankeit2016long; @li2016large; @li2016boundedness; @li2016attraction; @lin2016boundedness; @liu2012classical; @wang2016boundedness; @zhang2015attraction; @zheng2016boundedness], which will be briefly reviewed in the sequel.\
$-$ [*Attraction-repulsion chemotaxis model without fluid and logistic source*]{} System (\[KNS\]) without fluid and logistic source ($u=0,\varsigma=\mu=\kappa_2=0,\kappa_1=1$) has been analyzed by several authors, see for instance [@jins2015boundedness; @jin2015asymptotic; @jin2016boundedness; @lin2016boundedness; @liu2012classical]. This model corresponds to a direct generalization ofconsider non-continuous data. Observe that the system (\[KNS\]) does not possess scaling which makes this system more awkward than related problems such as the Navier-Stokes system, the semilinear heat equation with nonlinearities of type $u^p,$ or even several chemotaxis models as mentioned before. In this paper, we achieve suitable norms with which, despite having no scaling relation, it is possible to obtain the existence of global mild solutions. Having identified the adequate function spaces, we perform estimates on $L^p$-spaces for integral operators appearing in the mild formulation (see integral equations (\[mapIE\]) below). In order to estimate those operators, we need to use the decay properties of the Stokes and Neumann heat semigroups. Properties of time decay of the Stokes semigroup are well-known; in the case of heat semigroup


with Neumann boundary conditions we need to obtain slightly sharper estimates than those previously found in [@winkler2010aggregation] (see Lemma \[heat\_kernel2\] and \[heat\_kernel2z\]). However, some of these estimates require the zero mean condition which carry out some difficulties when dealing with the nonlinear terms $\kappa_2 \gamma cn$ and $\varsigma n-\mu n^2$ in (\[KNS\]). In order to overcome this obstacle, we employ the quotient space $L^p/\sim$ of equivalence classes of functions in $L^p$-spaces whose difference is a constant. Then, we consider the Neumann heat semigroup on $L^p/\sim$ and use its obtained decay properties. The existence of mild solutions is obtained through an iterative approach that provides a Cauchy sequence that converges to the solution.

The plan of this paper is as follows. In Section 2, we give some preliminaries, prove estimatesand $w \in (L^{q}(\Omega))^N.$

*(i)* Let $L=-\Delta$ with $D(L)=\{u\in W^{2,p}(\Omega): \frac{\partial u}{\partial \nu}=0\ \mbox{on}\ \partial\Omega\}.$ Then, for $1 \leq p \leq \infty$ and $\omega\in(0,\pi/2)$, the operator $(\lambda+L)^{-1}$ is bounded in $L^p$ for $\lambda\in\mathbb{C}\setminus \{0\}$ with $\vert\mbox{arg}\lambda\vert\leq \pi-\omega,$ and the following estimates hold (cf. [@angiuli2010analytic; @lunardi2012analytic]) $$\begin{aligned}
\label{dun1}
\Vert (\lambda+L)^{-1}u\Vert_p\leq C_p\Vert u\Vert_p/\vert \lambda\vert\ \ \mbox{and} \ \ \Vert \nabla^2(\lambda+L)^{-1}u\Vert_p\leq C_p\Vert u\Vert_p,\end{aligned}$$ for all $u\in L^p(\Omega)$. By interpolation and (\[dun1\]), we obtain $$\begin{aligned}
\label{dun2}
\Vert \nabla(\lambda+L)^{-1}u\Vert_p\leq C_p\Vert u\Vert_p/\vert \lambda\vert^{1/2},\end{aligned}$$ for all $u\in L^p(\Omega).$ In order to obtain the estimate (\[heat\_o1\]), we compute the gradient of the Dunford integral as follows $$\begin{aligned}
\nabla e^{-tL}w=\frac{1}{2\pi i}\int_{\Gamma}\nabla e^{\lambda t}(\lambda+L)^{-1},\end{aligned}$$ where the path $\Gamma=\Gamma_0\cup\Gamma_{\pm},$ with $\Gamma_{\pm}:\vert \lambda\vert e^{\pm i\varphi},$ $\frac{1}{t}\leq \vert \lambda\vert,$ and $\Gamma_0:(\frac{1}{t})e^{i\mbox{arg}\lambda},$ $-\varphi\leq \mbox{arg}\lambda\leq \varphi$. Now, using (\[dun2\]), we arrive at $$\begin{aligned}
\Vert \nabla e^{-tL}w\Vert_p=\left\Vert \frac{1}{2\pi i}\int_{\Gamma}\nabla e^{\lambda t}(\lambda+L)^{-1}w\right\Vert_p\leq


$w\in (L_{\sigma}^{q}(\Omega))^N.$

For $1\leq p\leq \infty$ we consider the space $L^p/\sim$ of all equivalence classes of functions in $L^p(\Omega)$ whose difference is a constant, that is, if $f\in L^p(\Omega),$ and $\left[ f\right]$ denotes the equivalence class of $f,$ then $g\in \left[ f \right]$ if and only if, $f-g$ is a constant. $L^p/\sim$ is a vector space with the operations $+$ and scalar product defined respectively by $\left[ f \right]+\left[ g \right]=\left[ f+g\right]$ and $a\left[ f \right]=\left[ a f \right],$ $a\in\mathbb{R}.$ The product in $L^p/\sim$ is defined by $\left[ f \right]\left[ g \right]=\left[(f-\bar{f})(g-\bar{g})\right],$ where $\bar{f}=\frac{1}{\vert\Omega\vert}\int_\Omega f$ and $\bar{g}=\frac{1}{\vert\Omega\vert}\int_\Omega g.$ It holds that $L^p/\sim$ is a Banach space with the norm $$\begin{aligned}
\label{norm}
\Vert \left[ f\right]\Vert_{p/\sim}:=\inf\{ \Vert f+c\Vert_{p}\ :\ c\ \mbox{is a constant}\}.\end{aligned}$$ For fixed $f\in L^p$, note that $c\rightarrow c+f$ is continuousv. Bowen, 809 F.2d 1054 (5th Cir.1987).  Like the magistrate, we perceive no reason to order a remand in this case.  Different facts cannot change a disposition mandated by the law, as a matter of law.

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Finally, Ellis claims that he is entitled to damages against the Assistant United States Attorney who represented the government in the district court.  Apparently this attorney has been named in Ellis's EEOC complaint, although we cannot determine whether Ellis had any complaint against her prior to the present judicial proceeding.  In any event, the claim before this court is totally frivolous and is dismissed out-of-hand.

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The judgment appealed is AFFIRMED.


birthdays was in violation of Section 4(a) of the ADEA (§ 623(a)).[2] All three plaintiffs sought preliminary injunctions pendente lite. The application of plaintiff Ron, who was then a second officer, was granted and those of plaintiffs Criswell and Starley, who were then captains, were denied. Thus, plaintiff Ron has been continued in his employment and plaintiffs Criswell and Starley have been retired since shortly after the commencement of this action.
Pursuant to plaintiffs' demand therefor, this matter was first tried to a jury. After a 15-day trial,[3] the jury returned verdicts for all three plaintiffs, assessing damages in the amounts of $60,393.87, $52,088.94 and $5,000, for plaintiffs Criswell, Starley and Ron, respectively. The jury further found that Western's violations of the ADEA were "willful" with respect to eachdoes it necessarily accompany aging between the ages of 60 and 70. There are a number of healthy individuals older than age 60 and it is not unusual for an individual over age 60 to be healthier than a much younger person. Deterioration is caused by disease and not by aging. The aging process itself, which commences at conception, occurs at different rates in different individuals and the differences which result from these differential rates becomes increasingly pronounced in increasingly older age groups. Plaintiffs' expert on aerospace medicine also testified that it was feasible to determine on the basis of individual medical examinations whether flight deck crew members, including those over age 60, were physically qualified to continue to fly.
The jury's verdict is consistent with a finding that


application of the Age 60 Rule to Western's second officers was not reasonably necessary to the essence of its business, that Western did not have a sufficient factual basis for believing that second officers past age 60 would be unable to perform their duties safely and efficiently and that it was not highly impractical to deal with second officers past age 60 on an individual basis.[7]See Harriss, supra at 676. The court concurs in this finding.[8]
*390 This finding, that Western did not carry its burden of proof on the BFOQ defense, is also supported by non-medical evidence. First, a distinction must be made between the duties of a flight engineer, on the one hand, and the duties of a pilot (including copilot), on the other. On a wide-bodiedmembers are physically better able to perform their duties than flight engineers over age 60 who have not experienced such events or that they are less likely to become incapacitated. Harriss, supra, at 679-682 (Schroeder, J., dissenting).
As indicated earlier, the Age 60 Rule has never been applied by the FAA to flight engineers. Western's expert testified that during the period that he was the Deputy Federal Air Surgeon, he never recommended or advocated that it be so applied. A number of other commercial air carriers, including American, TWA and Pan American, have flight engineers older than age 60 flying the line. The evidence indicates that there are in excess of 200 such flight engineers on wide-bodied aircraft. Taking the airline pilot population as a whole, approximately one-half of


Breastfeeding attitudes among couples planning exclusive breastfeeding or mixed feeding.
The goals of the study were to describe maternal and paternal attitudes toward breastfeeding among couples planning exclusive breastfeeding and those planning mixed feeding and to compare maternal predictions of paternal attitudes with actual paternal attitudes. Expectant parents with the intention to breastfeed were recruited from outpatient clinics. During the third trimester of pregnancy, mothers and fathers independently completed a demographic questionnaire and a breastfeeding attitude survey. In addition, mothers were asked to predict fathers' attitudes. Seventy-one subjects completed all study requirements: 56 planned to exclusively breastfeed, and 15 planned to mix feed. The majority of subjects were white, educated beyond high school, and married. Expectant parents planning to exclusively breastfeed were significantly more likely to report higher paternal    nn.ReLU(inplace=True),
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    test_principal_eigenvec(model, criterion, x, y, ntrials)


to show the youth of the world that fair play and 100 per cent effort - plus luck sometimes - win the day. It is one of life's most important lessons.

There are two types of match fixing, one for sporting reasons and one for betting reasons. The first usually occurs at the end of a season when teams face relegation or have nothing to play for. This has, in some countries, become a tradition with people inside and outside football also seeing it as an opportunity to bet on the sport.

Match fixing for betting is usually the domain of organised crime, either on a small scale or transnationally. Online betting has changed the scope of this type of match-fixing. Today billions of dollars are in play every dayto pay their players at all, according to the 2012 FIFApro Black Book, the professional players' organisation published in January 2012. Situations like that can make a player vulnerable. Players or referees who have run up gambling debts - and this is usually a way that organised crime can manipulate victims - will also find it harder to resist when they are asked to fix a match.

Third, all players and referees should be required to report any attempt at manipulation. To do this they need safe channels, including an ombudsman that everyone trusts and a credible whistle blower protection programme.

One would be naïve to think this will be easy. Criminals often threaten violence and retribution on families and friends and each country's culture has its own obstacles to


Vi respekterar dem som tar ansvar för och analyserar sina egna handlingar. Huruvida de handlingarna har gått exakt som man velat eller inte spelar inte lika stor roll.

Det viktiga är att du börjar handla igen. Det gör inget om du börjar försiktigt. Ta inledningsvis inte så stora risker. Lägg budget med god marginal. Planera framåt i god tid. Använd enkla och tydliga idéer – säkra kort, helt enkelt. Och hitta alternativa vägar i förväg om det inte skulle gå som planerat. På det här sättet bygger du upp mod och förtroende för dig själv, så att du så småningom vågar ta större steg. Du kan inte växa om du aldrig försöker göra något du inte redan kan.

#### Fjärde rädslan: det okända

Många tror att de måste planera varje stegde ändringarna gjorde att den fungerade bättre för mig. De ord som är så personliga att de troligtvis är meningslösa för alla andra (som namn på mina vänner) har jag markerat med +. Dem bör du byta ut mot andra ord. I övrigt kan du ta hjälp från den här listan så mycket du vill, men börja inte med att skriva av den rakt av. För att få en så personlig och därmed så stark lista som möjligt är det bättre om du börjar på egen hand och väntar med att ta hjälp av min tills du verkligen behöver. Här är den i alla fall i sin helhet, som en liten inspiration:

1 Dö

2 Nu [fotoblixt]

3 Muu! [en ko]

4 Ra [solguden]

5 Le

6 Ja! [ett utrop]

7 Kaa [ormen]

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9 Be


och barnafödande. Frågan är snarare varför så många är övertygade om att det är så.*

Vi bär på många tveksamma övertygelser, inte för att de tillgodoser ett viktigt psykologiskt behov på det sätt som vidskepelser gör, utan för att de verkar vara den vettigaste slutsatsen utifrån de bevis vi har. De är produkten av vad våra egna erfarenheter verkar säga till oss. Det är inte nödvändigtvis irrationellt att tro på kopplingen mellan graviditet och adoption, det är en helt rationell analys av läget – det är bara det att den är fel. Vår uppmärksamhet dras automatiskt till de par som blir med barn efter att ha adopterat – de bekräftar vår teori. Men du lägger sällan märke till alla dem som _inte_ får barn efter att ha adopterat, ellerinhabitants  and its county
officials %re compensated    on a salary basis,   Therefore,   the
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is applicable   to counties whose county officials      are com-
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nourishing food that brings people together, builds community and creates change?

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Women have long chafed under the combat restrictions and have increasingly pressured the Pentagon to catch up with the reality on the battlefield. The move comes as Mr. Panetta is about to step down from his post and would leave him with a major legacy after only 18 months in the job.


iPhone deals are odd at this time of year, and that’s mainly because Apple is not open to discounting anything. It’s common to see this happen close to an iPhone announcement, but we don’t expect the next-generation iPhone to launch until June. The cool thing is that there are companies out there that don’t mind daring Apple’s mentality every now and then, and there are some sweet iPhone deals from Virgin Mobile today.

Right now you can get the 16GB iPhone 5s for $385, the 32GB model for $455, and the 64GB model for $525, which is insane, and specially in that 64GB model, which usually retails for $850 before taxes. You can also find the iPhone 5c at $315 for the 16GB model and $385 for the 32GBstate senate was to threaten Cuomo. He suggested the gov’s campaign chest could also do with a little investigating. What an interesting reaction. Instead of the usual “We join with the Governor in this fight against corruption…” Hmmmm.

The Governor probably saw he had little choice in this. Lately the state has become a banana republic. It makes the Philippines look virgin. So many elected guys have been exposed, the legislature could convene in Rikers Island.

Some kids probably think the state constitution requires candidates be crooked to get on the ballot.

The Governor likely wants to run for the White House. With so much corruption in this state, his campaign would have to hide that he was governor here.

Seriously, he sees that if he cleans out some of the manure


the fee for the examination. Radiologists who devoted at least half of their practice to mammography taught in 52% of the programs. The American College of Radiology has granted accreditation in mammography to 29% of the programs. Although almost all accredited residency training programs offer training in mammography, there are some deficiencies in this training. More residents need to gain the experience of dictating mammography reports and need to learn about the distinctions between screening and diagnostic mammography. Despite the anticipated deluge of screening examinations in the next decade, there were only 17 fellowships that included at least 6 months of mammography identified in 15 (7%) of the institutions; only 11 of these were full-time 1-year breast imaging fellowships.time-lapse imaging suggested that collective rotational movement is an intrinsic property of epithelial cells and a feature of developing glandular tissues in mammals ([@bib7]; [@bib18]). [@bib16] confirmed that nonmalignant human breast epithelial cell lines form spheres and undergo multiple rotations ([@bib18]). To ask whether the actin-rich protrusions that they observed in fly follicle cells represent a conserved structure underlying epithelial rotational migration, they conducted live imaging of mammary epithelial cells expressing the actin marker LifeAct-EGFP to highlight actin organization. In this system, they observed actin accumulation at the basal side of the rotating spheres and actin-rich protrusions at basal intercellular junctions. The function of these actin whips and protrusions across species is not yet clear; [@bib16] speculate that whip-like protrusions might interact with the ECM to synchronize directed


definitions of ministry, spiritual gifting for
ministry, the role of the laity in ministry, motivation, and purpose of
ministry. Not open to students who have taken YOM200. Prerequisites: BIB101;
minimum sophomore standing.

THE201 • Christian Theology (3
credits)

Investigates central themes of the
Christian faith from a primarily systematic perspective. These themes are
discussed both individually and in terms of the role each plays in worldview
formation. Topics include Scripture (inspiration and inerrancy), God (Trinity),
the person and work of Jesus Christ (incarnation and atonement), salvation
(justification and sanctification), and last things (heaven and hell). Emphasis
is placed on the unity and diversity of theological beliefs within
Christianity, both past and present, and on the interrelationships between theological
understanding, culture, and discipleship. Prerequisites: BIB101; sophomore
standing or above.

BIOLOGICAL
SCIENCES

BIO105 • Medical Terminology (2 credits)

Study of medical terms. Students study material independently and
take proctored examinationto demonstrate knowledge of medical language.
Prerequisite: Permission of instructor.

BUSINESS
AND ECONOMICS

BUS105  Information Technology and Applications (3
credits)

A basic understanding of computer
technology, information technology, and business applications software.
Students gain a working knowledge of computerized spreadsheets, databases,
presentation software, and webpage design.

BUS220 • Principles of Marketing (4 credits)

Role of marketing in society and the economy. The business firm as a
marketing system. Management of the firm’s marketing efforts. Prerequisites:
BUS100M, BUS130, or MAT124M; ECO201.

BUS324 • Consumer Behavior (3
credits)

A systematic examination of the behavioral, economic, cultural,
and systemic factors that influence the behavior of the consumer. Students read
relevant research in consumer behavior and design and complete a series of
projects exploring the major course topics. Prerequisite: BUS220.

BUS481  Internship in Business (3-4
credits)

A learning/practicing
experience to apply understanding and skills in an off-campus professional
setting. Prerequisites: Major or minor within


symptoms, and treatment of various forms of psychopathology. Analysis
of Christian and secular perspectives of psychopathology and a survey of some
major issues in the field of mental health. Prerequisite: PSY100.

PSY315 • History of
Psychology (3
credits)

Historical roots
of contemporary psychology. Focus is on the influence of historical trends,
people, and events on the evolution of psychological questions, constructs,
methods, and issues from the early Greeks to the present. Prerequisites:
PSY100; GES130 or GES145, 146; junior or senior standing.

Understanding issues pertaining to the nature and occurrence of
psychological disorders during childhood and adolescence, including topics such
as classification, developmental context, etiology, and treatment. Critical
evaluation of contemporary theory and research, including conceptualizations,
methodologies, and statistical approaches.

PSY493  Psychology Internship and Seminar (4
credits)

A professionally supervised,
applied learning experience in the work world. The senior internship includes a
seminar component in which students meetpretrial order. Those include (1)

       2
        See also Burlington Ins. Co. v. Shipp, No. 98-2722, 2000 WL 620307, at *4 (4th
Cir. May 15, 2000) (per curiam) (finding the trial court did not abuse its discretion by
excluding evidence supporting an issue that was not identified in the pretrial order
because it would have disrupted the trial while yielding evidence that was only
marginally useful to the jury).
       3
         See also E. Associated Coal Corp. v. Loc. 781, United Mine Workers of Am., No.
98-1047, 1999 WL 3373, at *3 (4th Cir. Jan. 6, 1999) (per curiam) (finding the trial court
did not abuse its discretion by


                                  a.

       Appellants assert that Logan’s testimony regarding the cause of the accident was

unreliable and should have been excluded under Daubert v. Merrell Dow Pharm., Inc.,

509 U.S. 579 (1993). Appellees argue in response that Appellants waived their objection

to the reliability of Logan’s opinion because they did not raise it at trial.

       Appellees hired Logan, a mechanical engineer and an expert in bike design,

testing, and accessories, to investigate the cause of the accident. Logan conducted an

investigation and summarized his findings in an expert report.b.

      Appellants also argue that the district court should have excluded Logan’s

testimony regarding the cause of the accident because it was not covered in his expert

report and because Logan was not qualified to testify as an accident reconstructionist.

Neither of those arguments holds water.

      First, Logan’s expert report did conclude that the accident was, at least in part, the

result of rider inexperience. But even if it did not, Logan discussed the cause of the

accident in detail in his deposition, which was taken ten months before the trial began.

For that reason, any failure to mention the cause of the accident in his expert report did

not prejudice Appellants. See Bresler, 855 F.3d at 190 (“[A] party who fails to comply

with the


expert witness disclosure rules is prohibited from using that information or

witness to supply evidence . . . unless the failure was substantially justified or is

harmless.” (internal quotation marks omitted)).

      Second, the district court agreed with Appellants that Logan was not qualified to

testify as an accident reconstructionist. 4 The district court allowed Logan to testify

      4
        Logan is a mechanical engineer and an expert in “bicycle design, testing and
accessories.” J.A. 152. Appellees offered him as an expert in “bicycle design,
performance, and accident investigation.” Id. at 512. Logan’s “accident investigation”
involved determining “what potential causes could account for the post-accident
condition of the bicycle.” Id. at 517-18. Accordingly, Logan examined, the condition of
(Continued)
  At that point, Appellees raised their concerns regarding the condition of the bike

with the district court. Because of the change in the condition of the bike, Appellees

asked the court to instruct the jury on spoliation. Specifically, Appellees asked the court

to instruct the jury that they should “infer that the position of the front wheel relative to

the handlebar was in a condition favorable to the Defendants, and unfavorable to the

Plaintiffs” before the change in the bike’s condition. J.A. 133 n.9; see also id. at 649.

The court agreed to give the following spoliation instruction:

              The condition of the front wheel of the bicycle and its


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held in 1989 in Tunisia, prior to any Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations. At the time, the Congress, led by late Palestinian Liberation Organization leader Yasir Arafat, officially resolved continuing “to intensify and escalate armed action and all forms of armed struggle to liquidate the Zionist occupation from our occupied Palestinian land.”

Israel had hoped that under Abbas and amid intense negotiations the Sixth Congress would moderate the party’s objectives.

But senior Farah sources speaking to WorldNetDaily said a list of Fatah resolutions to be voted upon includes text affirming as one of Fatah’s main objectives the “resistance” and “armed struggle” against the Jewish state.

The sources said it was “very likely” the “resistance” clause would be accepted during the congressional meeting by the vast majority of general Fatah voters, who tend toVerma module $M_\mu$ by $$S(g_1 \bs{1}_\mu, g_2 \bs{1}_\mu) = S_\mu(g_1, g_2), \qquad g_1,\ g_2 \in U(\g).$$ Weight subspaces $M_\mu[\nu]$ and $M_\mu[\eta]$ are orthogonal for $\nu \neq \eta$ with respect to this form. Let $M_\mu^*$ denote the restricted dual module to $M_\mu$, with $\g$ acting by $(g \phi)(v) = \phi (a(g) v)$ for $g\in \g$, $\phi \in M_\mu^*$ and $v \in M_\mu$. The Shapovalov form induces a map $S_\mu: M_\mu \arr M_\mu^*$ with $S_\mu(\bs{1}_\mu) = \bs{1}_\mu^*$, where $\bs{1}_\mu^*$ is the lowest weight vector dual to $\bs{1}_\mu$, and with $S_\mu(g \bs{1}_\mu)
= \omega(g) \bs{1}^*_\mu$ for $g \in \g$.

The kernel of the Shapovalov form is the maximal proper submodule of $M_\mu$. Denote by $L_\mu$ the irreducible quotient. The Shapovalov form induces a bilinear form on $L_\mu$. We shall use the Shapovalov form


\qquad \text{ for all } \al \in \Dl_+, \ k \in \{1,2,\dots, \}.$$

Let $S^{-1}_\mu [-\nu]$ be the inverse matrix to $S_\mu[-\nu]$.

\[lem:inverseshap\] Let $\{F_j\}$ be a basis of $U(\n_-)[-\nu]$ with the first $N$ elements of $\{F_j \bs{1}_\mu\}$ form a basis of ${\rm Ker}(S_\mu[-\nu])$. Then an entry $(S^{-1}_\la[-\nu])_{j\ell}$ of $S^{-1}_\la[-\nu]$ is regular at $\la = \mu$ if $j > N$ or $\ell >N$.

For $\mu$ such that $\chi^\al_k(\mu)$ is nonzero for every $\al \in \Dl_+$, $k \in \N$, the Shapovalov form is invertible, and each $(S^{-1}_\la[-\nu])_{j\ell}$ is regular. We next consider $\mu$ such that $\chi^\al_k(\mu) = 0$ for exactly one $\al \in \Dl_+$ and $k \in \N$. There is a unique proper submodule $M_{\mu - k \al}$ of highest weight $\mu - k \al$, with the dimension of the weight subspacee_{-\al}$. The Casimir element is $C = C_0 + \sum_{\al \in \Delta} C_{\al} \in U(\g)$, where $C_0 = \sum_\nu h_\nu h_\nu$ and $C_\al = e_\al e_{-\al}$.

Rational Gaudin operators
-------------------------

The rational Gaudin operators are linear operators on $V$, given by $$K_p(z) = \sum_{s\neq p} \frac{\Omega^{(p,s)}}{z_p - z_s}, \hspace{.4in} p=1,\dots,n.$$ Each $K_p(z)$ commutes with the action of $\g$ on $V$. For all $p,s$, we have $[K_p(z), K_s(z)] = 0$.

Trigonometric Gaudin operators
------------------------------

Let \_+  =   \_0 + \_[\_+]{} \_ , \_-  = \_0 + \_[\_-]{} \_. The trigonometric r-matrix is defined by $$r(x) = \frac{\Omega_+ x  + \Omega_-}{x-1}.$$ For $\xi \in \h$, the trigonometric Gaudin operators are defined as $$\mathcal{K}_p(z,\xi) = \xi^{(p)} + \sum_{s\neq p} r^{(p,s)}(z_p/z_s), \hspace{.4in} p = 1,\dots,n.$$ Each $\mc{K}_p(z,\xi)$ commutes with the action of $\h$ on V and $[\mc{K}_p(z,\xi),


$u\in V[\nu]_\mu$, we note that $$\left( \sum_{s \neq 0,p} r^{(p,s)}(z_p/z_s) + \frac{1}{2} (\nu + \la)^{(p)} + \rho^{(p)} + \Omega_+^{(p,0)} \right)
\Xi(\la)(\bs{1} \otimes u)$$ is a $U(\h \oplus \n_-) \otimes V$-valued rational function of $\h^*$ regular at $\la = \mu$. It is equal, modulo the annihilator of $\bs{1}_\la$, to $$\Xi(\la)\left(\bs{1} \otimes \mc{K}_p\left(z_1,\dots, z_n, \la + \rho + \frac{\nu}{2} \right) u\right),$$ so $$\Xi(\mu)\left(\bs{1}_\mu \otimes \mc{K}_p\left(z_1,\dots, z_n, \mu + \rho + \frac{\nu}{2} \right) u\right)$$ is defined, and the proposition holds.

\[cor:trigpreserves\] For $\mu \in \h^*$, and $p = 1, \dots, n$, the operator $\mc{K}_p\left(z, \mu + \rho + \frac{\nu}{2} \right)$ preserves $V[\nu]_\mu$.

Since $\mc{K}_p(z, \mu + \rho + \frac{\nu}{2})$ commutes with $\h$, we need only check that $$\Xi(\mu) \left(\bs{1}_\mu \otimes \mc{K}_p\left(z, \mu + \rho + \frac{\nu}{2} \right) u\right)$$ is well-defined for $u \in V[\nu]_{\mu}$.By Proposition \[prop:rattrig\], it equals $$\left( z_p K_p(0,z_1,\dots, z_n) + \frac{1}{2}(\La_p, \La_p + 2\rho)\right) \Xi(\mu)(\bs{1}_\mu \otimes u)$$ which is well-defined.

\[cor:singularandxi\] Let $\bs{1}_\mu \otimes u + \sum_{j>0} F_j \bs{1}_\mu \otimes u_j \in \sing M_\mu \otimes V[\mu + \nu]$ be an eigenvector of $K_p(0, z_1, \dots, z_p)$ with eigenvalue $\eps_p$ for $p =1, \dots, n$. Then the leading term $u \in V[\nu]$ is an eigenvector of $\mc{K}_p(z_1, \dots, z_n, \mu + \rho + \frac{\nu}{2})$ with eigenvalue $z_p \eps_p + \frac{1}{2}(\La_p, \La_p + 2 \rho)$.

By Proposition \[prop:singonlyif\], $u$ belongs to $V[\nu]_\mu$. By Proposition \[prop:singif\], the vector $\Xi(\mu)(\bs{1}_\mu \otimes u)$ is well-defined. By Proposition [prop:singdifference]{}, the difference $$\tilde{u} = \left( \bs{1}_\mu \otimes u + \sum_{j>0} F_j \bs{1}_\mu \otimes u_j \right) - \Xi(\mu)(\bs{1}_\mu \otimes u)$$ belongs to $\sing {\rm Ker}(S_\mu) \otimes V [\mu


it lies in $A(\xi) \otimes V[0]$. We recall this construction.

We first define a linear map $A_X: \ U(\n_-) \arr \mc{A} \otimes U(\n_-)$. We set $A_X(\bs{1}) = \bs{1}$ for $\bs{1}$ the identity element of $U(\n_-)$.

For an element of $U(\n_-)$ of the form $F_{\beta_1} \cdots F_{\beta_m}$ where each $F_{\beta_k}$ belongs to $\g_{-\beta_k}$ with $\beta_k \in \Dl_+$, we set $A_X(F_{\beta_1} \cdots F_{\beta_m}) =
\sum_{\sigma \in S_m} A_X^\sigma(F_{\beta_1} \cdots F_{\beta_m})$, where $S_m$ is the symmetric group on $m$ symbols, and $A_X^\sigma$ is defined by $$A_X^\sigma(F_{\beta_1} \cdots F_{\beta_m}) =
\prod_{k=1}^m \frac{X_{\beta_{\sigma(k)}}^{a^\sigma_k +1}}{1 - X_{\beta_{\sigma(1)}} \cdots X_{\beta_{\sigma(k)}}}
F_{\beta_{\sigma(1)}} \cdots F_{\beta_{\sigma(m)}}.$$ For given $\sigma \in S_m$, the number $a^\sigma_k$ is defined to be $\sum_{j=k}^{m-1} d^\sigma_j$, where $d^\sigma_j = 1$ if $\sigma(j) > \sigma(j+1)$ and $d^\sigma_j = 0$ otherwise.

The operator $A_X$ is well-defined. In other words the relation $$A_X(F_{\beta_1}of $\Phi_K(\, \cdot \, ,z, \mathbf{\La}, \mathbf{m})$, let $${\rm Hess}_t\,\Phi_K(t_{cr}, z, \mathbf{\La})
= {\rm det}\left(\frac{\partial^2 \Phi_K}{\partial t^{(j)}_k \partial t^{(j')}_{k'}}\right) (t_{cr})$$ be the Hessian of $\Phi_K$.

[@V3] \[thm:ratbethenorm\] Let $t_{cr}$ be an isolated critical point of $\Phi_K(\, \cdot \, , z, \mathbf{\La}
)$. Then $$S(u(t_{cr},z), u(t_{cr},z)) = {\rm Hess}_t\,\Phi_K(t_{cr}, z, \mathbf{\La}
)$$ where $S$ is the tensor Shapovalov form on $V$.

Theorem \[thm:ratbethenorm\] was proved in [@MV] for $\g = sl_{r+1}$.

[@V3] \[thm:ratortho\] Let $t_{cr}$, $t'_{cr}$ be isolated critical points of $\Phi_K(\, \cdot \,, z, \mathbf{\La}
)$ lying in different orbits of $\Sigma_{\mathbf{m}}$. Then $$S(u(t_{cr},z), u(t'_{cr},z)) = 0.$$

Trigonometric Gaudin Model
--------------------------

Let $V = V_1 \otimes \dots \otimes V_n$, where $V_p$ are irreducible highest weight $\g$-modules of highest weight $\La_p$ with highest weight vectors $v_p$. Set $\mathbf{\La}  = (\La_1,\dots, \La_n)$ and $\La = \sum_p \La_p$, $\mathbf{m} =


neuroimaging correlates would be required to elucidate whether HIV-specific neuropathology could indeed act as an independent risk factor for the development of a frontotemporal sociopathy syndrome. If such an association is proven, the accelerated development of neurospecific therapies should be a priority, especially for clinically and immunologically stable HIV-infected children. It may be necessary to institute such treatment as early as possible in perinatally infected cases, and maybe even during intrauterine life if HIV-1 is demonstrated to also act as a neurobehavioural teratogen for the developing fetal brain. It may, however, prove to be difficult to separate primary neurobiological from environmental factors, since the epigenetic effects on the host genome of retroviral insertion influencing behavioural gene expression characteristics, and altered gene expression following early life stresses may involveand at least you can choose Event or Epic outer fabric which both are a better with water management and durability than any of the outer fabrics of WM.

Just to clear things up about live plucked down. Down of 900 fill power or higher is live plucked, everything below that is not. Unless you are TNF and you claim to have 900 fill but its really about 750-800.

Mntngirl,
Just have to chime in here. I own two Marmot bags, used to sell them, and am very happy with their overall warmth, coziness, construction and quality. I don't own the Helium(have the pinnacle-a tad heavier), but have heard good things about it.
I know WM bags are fine also, but, despite what the Chief claims, they are more expensive. And, as


it all so just be patient, we will get there thanks to Blockchain & Cryptocurrency. You will see. You do not lose until you sell. So just think twice before doing that. Example – guy sold a flat for $100 000 and invested in BTC (bought at $19 000). BTC price fallen to $8000 he scared and sold ‘to save any left money’. He lost over $50 000 just by making not a smart move. AGAIN- BELIEVE IN TECHNOLOGY AND IN LONG-TERM ONLY. So if you sold a flat for BTC – only consider selling BTC you bought AFTER 1 YEAR OR MORE.

Tired of volatile cryptomarkets? Read this: Why You Should Restrain from Checking Cryptocurrency Prices and Give it a Break

Don’t know what to expect from cryptocurrencies? Readstability may reside in the potential for defaults on widely-held 'shadow products' to trigger risk-aversion that results in the withdrawal of liquidity from short-tenor investments in high-risk borrowers. This risk is intensified by financial institutions’ own increasing reliance on short-term wholesale (including interbank) funding, a structure potentially susceptible to rapid risk transmission and destabilizing liquidity events."

At the same time, the funds generated by WMPs are being loaned to riskier borrowers.

In other words:

the risk of default on WMPs is higher

they carry no deposit insurance protection for customers

and the risk of funds drying up for them is higher too.

Some highlights — or lowlights from the IMF's report:

"About half of shadow credit products appear to pose elevated risk of default and loss. Some shadow products appear benign; but others appear to


person that is vaping is basically inhaling and exhaling aerosol (or vapor) which comes from an e-cigarette or something similar. To vape, you basically have a device that has a mouthpiece, a battery, a cartridge for e-liquid. These are more commonly known as e juice and a heating element. The battery heats up the heating element which then turns the juice into an aerosol, then that is inhaled and then exhaled.

Vaping doesn’t produce tobacco smoke, but it does produce an aerosol which consists of particles that can contain toxic chemicals. These chemicals are linked to cancer, respiratory disease, and heart disease, and maybe even more than we are completely unaware of because of how new vaping is. Vaping is an epidemic sweeping America’s high schools.

E-cigarettes come in manymilliliter. And sadly, companies are targeting our kids by marketing to them with different E-juice flavors. Some of the E-juice flavors are berry punch, cotton candy and mint to get kids to want to try it more. Our kids are Inhaling one of the most addictive substances when they are vaping.

Because of the cool and trendy vaping devices and e-liquid flavors like cotton candy and fruit juice, teens are trying vaping in record numbers. This is a very concerning epidemic that is sweeping the nation!

How Many Kids are Vaping?

There are varying studies out there about how many kids are vaping. But surveys reveal that 2 million middle school and high school students vape often or routinely. Currently, 1 out of every 4 high schoolers is vaping with 10%


because it contains no nicotine.

But is Vaping Safe for Our Kids?

Vaping is NOT safe for our kids! When your teenagers say vaping is safe they are wrong! It is not safe to use vape pens or e-cigarettes around kids. These products contain harmful chemicals. If kids drink the liquid in the vape pens or refills kids can get poisoned or even die. If the liquids touch their skin they can also get sick.

E-juice contains nicotine and nicotine is harmful.When a child’s undeveloped brain is exposed to vaping, they are is at a greater risk to become addicted to vaping long term.

The long-term effects of vaping is an increased risk of cancer and can cause other gene mutations. These are only effects that we are aware of. Vaping isget everything done!

It really is an epidemic as you say! It’s crazy the things kids get caught up in. I am a middle school teacher, and we even had a student pull one out in class and start using it a few weeks ago!! Insane!

This is such an important topic because I don’t think a lot of parents really understand what vaping is or how to talk to kids about it. A lot of kids don’t really think of vaping as smoking because it isn’t a cigarette but the health benefits (or lack thereof I should say??) are awful, there is nothing healthy about them for developing brains and bodies of teenagers. Its so important that we are educated about the subject- thank you so much for posting


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The SHA-3 competition is still running, even if the original schedule called for the winner to have been announced a few months ago.  Still, the fact that all the finalists have survived so far does indicate that they're most likely all more than secure enough for practical purposes.

A:

In general, each combination of a (secure) hash function for input with a (deterministic) pseudo random number generator for output will work here - one "state of the art" example is the one given by D.W. (using AES-CTR as PRNG and SHA-256 as hash).
Another way is similar to what PBKDF-2 does to have output with the right length: hash the input (or a hash of the input) multiple times, each with a different prefix, and


concatenate these outputs:
output = H(1 || M) || H(2 || M) || H(3 || M) || ...

(One could say that this is a special case of the general case before, at least when H is already a hash of the original message.)
There are some hash functions with a "arbitrary output length" mode, such as Skein (one of the SHA-3 candidates). (This mode of Skein internally works just like the scheme above, but it is hidden in one standardized primitive, you don't have to build this yourself.)
The actual winner of the SHA-3 competition, Keccak, also has a mode with arbitrary-length output (by just squeezing its sponge as long as needed to produce the required output), which was standardized as SHAKE128 and SHAKE256 (the number indicates the security level forQ:

Selenium - select an element in a table after another element

In a table in a webpage there are several plain text elements (filenames) on the left and several hyperlinks to PDFs of the files:
Red report     Download PDF
Blue report    Download PDF
Green report   Download PDF

There are several such pages, and the files aren't always in the same order.
Red report     Download PDF
Green report   Download PDF
Blue report    Download PDF

etc.
I only ever need the pdf for Green report. Finding the text Green report in the page using find_element is easy. What I don't know how to do is to focus the driver on the link to the right of the text. The xpath


work on Zen Dust for her. Zen Dust was finally published, first in Japan in 1966, then in the US the following year.  It was preceded by Zen Koan, a four hundred page shorter edition in 1965. The Record of Rinzai was published after Sasaki's death, in 1975, as The Record of Lin-chi, but without Iriya's notes or Yanagida's introduction.

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$443642_{b_1}=53818_{b_2}$ in what base?

What are the bases $b_{1},b_{2}$ in $443642_{b_1}=53818_{b_2}$
What would be a general approach to this type of problems that would reduce the tedious manual calculations?
(This problem is important, because we could have two unknown sources that have different initial conversion and we must make an educated guess about the bases.)
For two bases, what is the range of numbers/bases that is undecidable, meaning you may miss the correct base? What are the restrictions needed?
Is there an example of two numbers with different base that are not within this range that may have two or more interpretations, apart from trivial ones?

A:

Actually your problem can be in general very hard to solve because, in your particular case, one has the following diophantine equation of degree 5 with two unknowns:
$$4x^5+4x^4+3x^3+6x^2+4x+2=5y^4+3y^3+8y^2+y+8$$
whose


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But what happens if we try Oberman’s preferred formulation? What if we just say we are for a right to migrate? Does this clear up the confusion, since one cannot accuse us directly of wanting to undermine the peace and security of modern societies? Does this preemptively address the unfounded concern that we are out to abolish the right of private property owners to exclude foreigners from their own


we would like to see. Part of this is because the legal and policy analysis necessary to enact open borders has rarely been done, and would vary significantly from country to country. Our goal is simply to place freedom of movement on the political agenda in the first place — to force citizens to reckon with the malicious wrongdoings of our own governments in persecuting people who have done nothing wrong.

But a further part of this is also because, just as our goal has many labels, it also has many possible routes — we’ve discussed these paths to open borders plenty in the past and intend to keep doing so. And I do think one appeal of the “freedom of movement” or “right to migrate” labels is thatlen = 0;
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When Paul Williams found out about goat yoga, he knew it would be perfect for his cemetery. The president of the nonprofit that runs Congressional Cemetery had spotted the new yoga trend on Facebook and already had a yoga instructor, Kelly Carnes, on staff teaching a regular schedule of classes in the cemetery chapel. All he needed was some goats.

Goat yoga is the latest craze in a long line of themed yoga classes. Available locally at the Little Goat Farm at the Lake in Virginia, goat yoga involves people (not goats) doing yoga, while the playful farm animals amble about.

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        the fiber network to double the households in the Austin area this year as a result of “high demand that has exceeded expectations”.

The news comes as search giant Google has revealed it is planning to upgrade its residential-grade Google Fiber broadband network in the United States to 10Gbps. Google Fiber is a broadband network which Google is rolling out in several cities in the US, such as Kansas City, Missouri, as well as Austin, Texas, and Provo, Utah. The service is based on the same Fibre to the Premises model which Labor preferred for its National Broadband Network project, but offers significantly better prices, including unlimited plans for $70 per month for 1Gbps plans with no download quotas. The network, however, does not allow competitive wholesale access by


other ISPs.

Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull has stated that it is “difficult, if not impossible” to find uses for a broadband service with speeds up to 1Gbps — ten times less.

Other countries which have also deployed FTTN services are also expanding plans to upgrade those networks with FTTP capabilities. For example, in June 2012 British telco BT revealed plans to modify its up to 76Mbps national fibre to the node rollout so that customers will be able to choose to have fibre fully extended to their premises, delivering a large speed upgrade to 330Mbps in the process and shifting its rollout model closer to Labor’s original, FTTP-based NBN policy.

Turnbull additionally stated in the Triple J interview that NBN Co’s Strategic Review published last year “concluded that if we hadconstantly forgettable, but he's doing everything he can to build his profile.

"I don't know what more you could do than travel the state on a giant red bus," a Labor MP told AAP.


further selections did not improve predictive performance.

The separation between the subject groups provided by the two most stably selected peaks in each of these cases is shown in Figure [2](#F2){ref-type="fig"}.

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Proviral load provided additional discriminatory information
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Repeating the multivariate analysis of the HAM and AC classes including log(proviral load) as a predictor, we identified four parameters as significant discriminators: proviral load and the 13.3 kDa, 11.7 kDa and 11.9 kDa peaks. These four parameters combined gave a mean misclassification rate of 14.6%; the log(proviral load) alone provided a mean CVtime taken by the patient to walk 10 m**. Of the 5 patients with the highest plasma \[β2-microglobulin\], four were confined to a wheelchair (top right of figure, unfilled symbols; the two symbols to the right of the//mark represent values of 2.1 and 6.1 mg. L^-1^respectively).](1742-4690-8-81-4){#F4}

Discussion
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Biomarkers serve three chief purposes: to assist in the diagnosis of a clinical condition, to follow the progression of disease and response to treatment, and to give clues as to the pathogenetic mechanisms of the disease in question.

We identified two plasma proteins whose abundance in HTLV-1-infected individuals was significantly and independently associated with the presence of HAM: β2-microglobulin and Calgranulin B. Moreover, the plasma β2-microglobulin concentration was significantly correlated with the degree of disability resulting from HAM as measure by the 10 m


this community, they would stop the harassment and work with Planned Parenthood and other health care providers to address these dangerous health disparities.”

New Orleans Abortion Fund prepared

Jessie Nieblas, a member of the board of directors of the New Orleans Abortion Fund, says she worries about the health of women seeking reproductive services in Planned Parenthood and other clinics when groups like Operation Save America protest.

Initiated in 2012, The New Orleans Abortion Fund is a local segment of a national organization that helps provide monetary support for women seeking a full spectrum of reproductive services, including abortions, through pledges. Last year, the fund helped 200 women, Nieblas said.

Nieblas adds that her main concern next week isn’t that the group will protest the Claiborne Avenue site, which has yet tothat this was occurring. Plaintiffs Babineau, Bosley, and Horton stated that they worked during unpaid breaks, and Plaintiffs have submitted declarations from other employees indicating that they regularly worked during breaks. Plaintiffs claim that such work can be proven by analyzing tracker records. In addition to recording employees' break times (entered manually by each employee), trackers are also used to scan packages as they move through the delivery process. These package scans, unlike break time entries, are automatically stamped by the tracker's internal clock. Thus, Plaintiffs claim that determining whether an employee worked during his break is as simple as comparing the break *1189 times to package scan times to see if packages were delivered or picked-up during the times that an employee entered for his break.
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There is no real substance to the demands that the members now facing the voters again should apologise for the inconvenience and expense the byelections will cost. In all their cases, their good faith is established by their genuine efforts to comply with section 44, according to serious legal advice, which was clearly not the case with the politicians who were bundled out of the parliament last year.

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This week Gadfly thinks it’s high time to unload some festering snipes and snarls. Take the Australian Press Council as a starting point. The press “regulator” is in the process of rissoling the Indigenous woman Carla McGrath as a public member of the council, on the feeble excuse that her position as deputy chair of GetUp! creates a conflict ofprocedures were carried out when appropriate. We used the technique described by Walsh for interrupted anastomosis suturing \[[@B9]\].

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Ketoprofen showed a tendency to decrease the tumor size by 48% (statistically insignificant according to the Mann--Whitney test) at day eight ([Figure 1](#toxins-09-00274-f001){ref-type="fig"}B, column three) after inoculation. This tendency was in agreement with the data of da Silveira et al. \[[@B12-toxins-09-00274]\] obtained on glioma-bearing rats, and to the data of Sakayama et al. \[[@B11-toxins-09-00274]\] on pulmonary metastasis of LM8 cells observed in male nude mice. In our work, at day twelve, the average tumor size reduction was only 30%, with a wide variation of this parameter in individual animals. Ketoprofen abolished the antitumor effect of NGF on both day eight and day twelve ([Figure 1](#toxins-09-00274-f001){ref-type="fig"}B, column four). Given that COX-1 and COX-2 are the main targets for ketoprofen \[[@B14-toxins-09-00274]\], ourseen in the majority of samples ([Figure 4](#toxins-09-00274-f004){ref-type="fig"}B). Similarly to the group treated with NGF only, germination of muscle fibers was detected. Immune cell infiltration was variable, ranging from non-detectable in some tumor slices to weak or moderate in others. In general, lymphocytic infiltration was slightly more pronounced than in the control, but weaker than in the series where mice received ketoprofen or NGF only.

Thus, the increased degree of lymphocytic infiltration was the histological feature of tumors from mice treated with NGF. The application of either CVF or ketoprofen simultaneously with NGF reduced this effect. Moreover, the antitumor activity of CVF was not associated with lymphocytic infiltration, while that of ketoprofen was. Application of NGF alone or in combination with other drugs contributed to the vascularization of tumor


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Statistical analysis of the tumor volume, cytokine serumNelson Cruz also had two RBI, while Jeff Baker collected three hits and scored three runs. Derek Holland scattered three hits over four innings of work.

Zach McAllister started for the Indians and surrendered five runs on seven hits in two frames.

Lance Berkman singled, walked and scored two runs in his Rangers' spring training debut, a 10-0 win over the Cleveland Indians on Thursday that gave Texas its first exhibition victory this year after an 0-5 start.

Berkman, who was limited to 32 games last year with St. Louis and needed two knee operations, was held out of the first six exhibition games because of a strained right calf.

Winner Derek Holland allowed three hits, struck out two and walked none in four innings. Jeff Baker had three of the Rangers'


to perform unprotected anal sex with us. Nearly every day, we asked our female staff if they approved of anal sex. That was a fixation of ours. “Can I fuck you in the ass? Huh? I mean, without a rubber? Is that okay?” It was all part of the fun. Fun that Kara was no part of.

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of nation state oriented markets to a globalized market does not seem democratic. Democracy and liberal capitalism are terms commonly used as a correlation; how democracy leads to capitalist economy and vice versa. However Barber argues that multinational corporations pursuing profits outside their home country due to competition has less correlation with open society.

A 1999 book entitled Mustard Seed Versus McWorld by evangelical minister Tom Sine implores Christians to reject the diminution of religious values that he contends results from excessive commercialization.

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The name McWorld was originally the name of a TV campaign for the restaurant by Leo Burnett that ran many of its ads during Saturday morning cartoons and on other television channels and programming blocks targeted toward children in the United States in theof cycling within the world of esports.

Indoor Racing

Virtual cycling is not new news. There are few things more satisfying than sailing past your pals, other than maybe staying dry and warm whilst doing so. But what about the feeling of competition and a sense of achievement, I hear you cry? Enter: indoor racing.

After the immensely popular CVR World Cup series was founded in 2017, Esport races have been going from strength to strength, being broadcast online to fans all over the world. Donations for the CVR prize pot were in excess of £50,000 - which although is low compared to the prize pot in other esports - it is still considerably more than many semi-pro and domestic pro cycling races. Following on from the CVR success, Zwift have


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“We hope that over the next few years our devices will evolve into routine clinical tools for diagnosing gastroparesis as well as other significant disorders of stomach function,” says Dr O’Grady.

The research programme was led for many years by the late Professor Andrew Pullan, a principal investigator with the ABI and a member of the Department of Engineering Science within the Faculty of Engineering, who passed away earlier this year.

The research is continued by Dr O’Grady, and the other lead investigators of the study Drs Leo Cheng and Peng Du from the ABI and Professor John Windsor from the Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences.

The research was funded primarily by a project grant from the Health Research Council of NewZnS wurtzite structure (JCPDS 36-1450), except for a small peak at 32.8°. Furthermore, the ZnS NW exhibits a space group of P63 mc, in which the main peaks at 2Θ = 28.52, 47.50, 26.89, 30.50, and 56.33° correspond to the directions of the (002), (110), (010), (011), and (112) planes, and the small peak at 32.8° agrees well with the (200) plane of ZnS zinc blende structure (JCPDS 65-0309). Because the (002) and (110) planes of the ZnS wurtzite structure overlap with the (111) and (022) planes of the ZnS zinc blende, the structures of the ZnS:Al samples can be regarded as a mixture of wurtzite and zinc blende structures with a dominant wurtzite ZnS. Additionally, the lattice constants were obtained from the Rietveld Refinement Treatment, as shown in Table [1](#Tab1){ref-type="table"}.


of Vegard's law, as shown in Fig. [2](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}. With the increase of Al^3+^ ions, the lattice parameters of the ZnS:Al host decreases because the ionic radius of Al^3+^ (54 pm) is smaller than that of Zn^2+^ (74 pm). Furthermore, an abnormal increase of the lattice constant *c* of sample \#A1 can be regarded as the surface tensile induced by its typical morphology. Because the Al-dopant concentration is very low when using the thermal evaporation method and is hard to identify in the EDS because of its small quantities, the XRD Rietveld Refinement is used to provide evidence for the incorporation of atoms into the ZnS host. The quantitative elemental analysis from the EDS spectra for the ZnS:Al samples indicate that Zn and S are major elements; however, the S/Zn atomic ratio[@CR40]), or ascribed to the peak at 518 nm representing the transitions of electrons from S vacancy states to zinc vacancy states (Kumar et al. [@CR20]). The peak at 550 nm originates from bulk defects (Lei et al. [@CR21]). For the Al-doped ZnS, a broad and asymmetric emission spectrum at approximately 500 nm was observed, and the deconvoluted peaks at \~490 and \~540 nm can be identified using a Gaussian fitting, as shown in Fig. [6](#Fig6){ref-type="fig"}c--f. For the four Al-doped ZnS nanostructures, sample \#A2 (with 5 at% Al content in the source) exhibited a stronger emission than the other three samples, which is consistent with other reports, in which the highest luminescence intensity corresponded to the Al-dopant concentration of 6 at% for the ZnS:Al films (Prathap et al. [@CR30]). Herein, the enhanced emission at 493 nm


can be ascribed to the Al-doped ZnS nanoparticles, presumably from the donor--acceptor pair (DAP) transition (Nagamani et al. [@CR26]); the observation of which is considered to be an obvious evidence for the substitution of Al in the host lattice in ZnS:Al nanoparticles (Reddy et al. [@CR32]). The green band at 530 nm may be related to some native defects of pure ZnS (Sotillo et al. [@CR35], [@CR36]), such as zinc vacancies (Mitsui et al. [@CR25], Chen et al. [@CR6]) or S vacancies (Ye et al. [@CR37]; Jiang et al. [@CR14]). A decrease in the emission intensity at 500 nm with Al-dopant concentration can be explained by the formation of defect complexes (Al donors) that induces the structural disorder caused by an increase in non-radiative recombination (Prathap et al. [@CR30]).Fig. 6Room-temperature PLwill “put boys in a state of confusion and does nothing to help normal psychological development.” He added, "Aside from the fact they are now going to confuse literally hundreds of thousands of young men and boys – you are now going to have further youth protection problems."
Starnes also noted:

In a statement released late Monday, Trail Life assured its “members and charter organizations nationwide that we are committed to the biblical traditional values affirmed in our statement of faith and values.”

Tony Perkins, president of the Family Research Council, told Starnes: "This is Exhibit A of the insatiable demands of those pushing this sexual anarchy."

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