the total effective opacity (the latter value is for zero scattering contribution, as expected for spherical symmetry). This range is again completely consistent with the extinction we find for the [[*warm*]{}]{} dust component.

The extinction-corrected [[*SB*]{}]{}-to-dust ratio given in Table \[tab:DiagnosticRatios\] is $L_{{\rm SB}}^\prime / L_{{\rm dust}}= 0.91$, indicating that the fitted source component is capable of powering nearly all (i.e. 91%) of the total dust emission. Although we attempt to calculate the true far-IR dust luminosity of the nuclear point-source, we may nonetheless overestimate this quantity since our [[MIPS]{}]{} photometry may still contain flux from outside the nucleus. Such an overestimate could give rise to the fitted slight source-luminosity deficit (i.e. there is not enough source emission to explain the observed dust emission). Given this possible explanation, and the fact that(the presence of which is consistent with observations—e.g. see the fit for PG0804+761), therefore requiring a higher optical depth to obtain the same extinguished continuum.

We find no evidence for the presence of an AGN contribution to the SED of NGC2623, consistent with the similar conclusion in based upon hard X-ray observations. The extinction-corrected [[*SB*]{}]{}-to-dust ratio given in Table \[tab:DiagnosticRatios\] is $L_{{\rm SB}}^\prime / L_{{\rm dust}}= 0.88$, indicating that the fitted source component is capable of powering most of the total dust emission. As with NGC7714, it is likely that this ratio is indicative of an entirely star-formation powered system (taking into account the likely small overprediction of the nuclear dust luminosity due to the [[MIPS]{}]{} resolution). Like NGC7714, the mid-IR spectrum of NGC2623 also exhibits significant emission from PAHs, albeit


[[*PAHs*]{}]{}-to-dust luminosity fractions of the galaxies NGC2623 and NGC6240 to be representative of the range of values in obscured starbursts, then the [[*PAHs*]{}]{}-to-dust ratio of Mrk1014 suggests that between $\sim$38 and 57% of its bolometric luminosity is powered by obscured star-formation (assuming all PAH emission comes from star-formation). Given our conclusion above that the starburst contribution is between 17 and 34%, it is therefore likely either that we are underestimating the total starburst contribution based upon the source components (which seems improbable given the corroborating X-ray and emission line evidence), or that some of the observed PAH emission may actually be powered by the AGN (see §\[sec:FarIRInAGNs\]). We note as well that the PAH feature luminosity ratios for Mrk1014 (see Table \[tab:PAHFeatureLuminosities\])—in particular the $7.7{\,{\micron}}$ complex—differ significantly from the2623}
\approx 4\times10^{-5}$, consistent with this prediction.

For $r < r_{\rm shell}$, energy conservation dictates that the temperatures of grains within a cloud scale roughly as $T \propto r^{-1/2}$. This, coupled with the fact that $r_{\rm shell}^{\rm 2623} < r_{\rm shell}^{\rm
  7714}$, implies that the mean temperature of such grains should be higher in NGC2623 than NGC7714—a prediction which is consistent with its 25% higher [[*warm*]{}]{} component temperature. The luminosities per unit mass of dust at the temperatures of the [[*warm*]{}]{} components in the two galaxies scale approximately as $({{\bar{T}}}_{{\rm warm}}^{\rm 2623} / {{\bar{T}}}_{{\rm warm}}^{\rm 7714})^4
\approx (1.25)^4 \approx 2.4$ (i.e. a mass of [[*warm*]{}]{} dust from NGC2623 will be $\sim$2.4 times more luminous than an equivalent mass from NGC7714). This ratio, along with the absolute [[*warm*]{}]{} component dust masses for the two galaxies,


to hold for Mrk463 (see §\[sec:DetailedDescriptions\]). As illustrated in Figure \[fig:AGNOrientation\], we instead suggest that the far-IR emission from [*some*]{} AGNs (including Mrk463) is powered by the AGN itself and originates from cool dust in the disk of the host galaxy. We note here that this suggestion is based upon the SEDs of only two AGNs, so further study using a much larger sample (to be presented in a subsequent paper) is needed before conclusions are drawn about the origin of far-IR emission from the class of AGNs.

While it is often assumed that an AGN accretion disk and the disk of the galaxy hosting the AGN are co-planar (as in the top of Fig. \[fig:AGNOrientation\]), this geometrical assumption is not necessarily always true. After the merger of two galaxies, theand AGN accretion disks (but independent of the orientation of the observer), the source may exhibit weak or strong far-IR emission (i.e. “Warm” or “Cold” far-IR SEDs as labeled in Fig. \[fig:AGNOrientation\]). In this model, Mrk463 and PG0804+761 are therefore “Cold” and “Warm” far-IR sources, respectively, with emission arising from geometries similar to those in the bottom and top of Figure \[fig:AGNOrientation\], respectively. We note that the geometry suggested here has a similar impact on the SEDs of galaxies as the ‘warped-disk’ geometry from @1989ApJ...347...29S. As described in §\[sec:DetailedDescriptions\], we estimate that $\sim$35% of the bolometric luminosity of Mrk1014 is powered by star-formation. If all of this luminosity emerges in the form of [[*cool*]{}]{}dust, this still leaves $\sim$30% of its $70{\,{\rm K}}$ emission component to be powered by its AGN.


We therefore suggest that the geometry of Mrk1014 is likely to be similar to that of Mrk463 (i.e. the bottom of Figure \[fig:AGNOrientation\]). Additionally, the luminosity of the Mrk1014 [[*PAHs*]{}]{} component compared to its inferred starburst fraction suggests that between $\sim$20–50% of its PAH emission is powered by its AGN (i.e. derived by comparison with the properties of the obscured starbursts NGC2623 and NGC6240—see §\[sec:DetailedDescriptions\]). @2006ApJ...649...79S argue against AGN powered far-IR emission in a sample of QSOs observed with [[*Spitzer*]{}]{} based largely on the fact that PAHs are destroyed in a hard AGN radiation field. However, in the geometry of Figure \[fig:AGNOrientation\], the radiation field gradually softens as the photons propagate through the galaxy disk, so that at some radius PAH molecules illuminated by the AGN may survive. Clearly, more work isrequired (e.g. radiative transfer calculations with realistic PAH destruction models) to verify if this scenario is indeed realistic, and we do not dispute that some far-IR emission in AGNs is powered by starbursts, but the suggested mechanism to generation far-IR and PAH emission in AGNs as a result of the interaction of the accretion disk with its host galaxy should be considered as well. Furthermore, we warn against the blanket assumption that all PAH and far-IR emission is directly associated with star-formation, as this could result in an overestimation of the true level of star-formation activity in galaxies.

Summary {#sec:Summary}
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We have presented a new multi-component spectral energy distribution decomposition method. Our principal goal for this paper is to demonstrate the effectiveness of the method for studying composite dusty galaxies,


ULIRGs now being uncovered by [[*Spitzer*]{}]{}. We would like to thank Moshe Elitzur, Vandana Desai, and Kieran Cleary for many helpful discussions. We also wish to acknowledge the assistance of the anonymous referee, whose review has resulted in a much improved paper. This work is based \[in part\] on observations made with the Spitzer Space Telescope, which is operated by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology under NASA contract 1407. Support for this work was provided by NASA through Contract Number 1257184 issued by JPL/Caltech. This research has made use of the NASA/IPAC Extragalactic Database (NED) which is operated by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, under contract with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Weighting of Non-Uniformly Sampled Data {#app:DataWeighting}
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The sampling term, $\hat{\Lambda}$, inIRS}}/ \lambda_{{\rm min}}^{{\rm IRS}})}.$$ The weight of bins containing no data points is redistributed to the nearest bins containing data above and below, with the weight going to each bin being a linear function of the proximity to the bin with no data; i.e. for a bin $l^\prime$ containing no data, the weight distributed to the bins $l^\prime_{+}$ and $l^\prime_{-}$ above and below is $$\delta\Lambda_{\rm bins}^{l^\prime \rightarrow l^\prime_{+}} =
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  \delta\Lambda_{\rm bins}^{l^\prime \rightarrow l^\prime_{-}} =
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Groups like Human Rights Watch have regularly said that Israel’s efforts to warn civilians with phone calls and leaflets do not absolve the armed forces, which “still need to ensure that the warnings are effective and do not allow attacks otherwise prohibited under international law,” the group said in 2009, even as it welcomed “new procedures to improve its early warning to civilians during armed conflict.”

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Clementine offers a spectacular three course prix-fixe special for $25. The prix-fixe menu includes most of the regular menu items at a reduced portion size. While they say that they are reduced portions, I have never left Clementine’s hungry and find the servings to be the perfect size.

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The DC legislative pipeline is devoid of any bill, brief or construct for any of the platform priorities of the Trump administration. Quite the opposite is true. Almost all of the K-Street institutions -which create the legislative priorities- are capable of producing a product that flows in one direction.

This reality is the epicenter of the UniParty problem.

Voters can demand change and switch the House of Representatives from Democrat to Republican control, but politicians don’t actually write legislation. The legislative product coming through the system remains the same regardless of which party is in control of the House of Representatives.

Voters can go further and change out the Senate from Democrat to Republican control; but again,


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No meal is complete without the obligatory Kashke Badamjan, which is an Iranian starter. The pureed aubergine made with herbs and onions is just out of this world!

Kashk-e-Badenjan- cooked aubergine mixed with whey and herbs

A slightly different aubergine starter is the Borani-e-Badenjan which is served with yogurt and dry mint which is equally as good but Kashk-e-Badenjan will always be my favourite!

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The Foreign Ministry on Wednesday dismissed a recent Amnesty International report slamming Israel’s policy of administrative detentions as “one sided,” and “not particularly serious,” adding that it seemed little more than a “public relations gimmick.”Foreign Ministry spokesman Paul Hirschson said that the only way to write a report like this would be to “speak to both parties and get the facts and opinions and answers from both sides.”This, he said, was not done.The report published late Tuesday, titled “Starved of justice: Palestinians detained without trial by Israel,” accused Israel of human rights violations, torture and contravening its obligations under international humanitarian law. And these conclusions, Hirschson said, were drawn “without them speaking to the Israeli side.”“They didn’t speak to us, they


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The line immediately drew audible outrage from the crowd, as well as ire from social media users.

Labrador was similarly booed for a comment he made last month that health care isn't a "basic human right."

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Why should the consumer pay a premium for the same “salt"?

We can get into a long discussion on why brands command a premium—trust, consistent quality, delivery of a promise etc. But simply put, the phenomenon of consumers choosing the brand and price based on their perception of delivered benefits has stood the test of time and geographies. Isn’t this why some brands of milk, rice, oils and toothpastes command a premium over others?

The third wrinkle could be that “branded generic companies are making too much money" and acting like monopolies. As the market share data suggests, we have no monopolies. A quick


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Magnetically soft ferrites, as used for today's RF or power applications, are sintered particles of, mostly, MnZn or NiZn compositions. (Wikipedia section about how they're made)
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to harmful effects, such as reduced cardiac output, compensatory vasoconstriction and increased systemic vascular resistance.^([@r9])^ Thus, hemodynamic changes that are inherent to the procedure might contraindicate chest physiotherapy in some clinical conditions, such as septic shock.

To address this issue, our research group recently evaluated the acute effects of chest manual compression techniques on hemodynamics, inflammatory profile and oxidative stress in septic shock patients; in the study, we observed increased oxygenation as well as reduced lactate levels and oxidative stress, with no changes in hemodynamics.^([@r10])^ However, it remains unclear whether vigorous chest physiotherapy techniques, such as acute bag-valve breathing maneuvers combined with manual chest compression, affect hemodynamics and oxygenation in septic-shock patients.

The research questions asked were the following: What are the short-term effects of acute bag-valve breathing maneuvers (manualis a reference hospital for sepsis treatment in South Brazil.

Figure 1Study flow chart.

Intervention
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Patients were randomly assigned to receive bag-breathing maneuvers combined with chest compression (Experimental Group) or standard routine care (Control Group). The Experimental Group received 20 minutes of bag-valve breathing maneuvers combined with chest compression. A spring-loaded valve was used to maintain the positive end-expiratory pressure at 10cmH~2~O. A 3L self-inflating bag (AMBU) connected to a flow of 10L/min was used to deliver an inspiratory pressure of 40cmH~2~O. A manometer was coupled to the system to control the delivered pressures. Long breaths or alternations of rapid and slow manual hyperinflation were used as breathing maneuvers. Breathing rate during the intervention ranged from 18 to 30 breathing cycles per minute (bpm). Inspiratory time and inspiratory hold varied among


time in both groups. However, no differences between groups were found (p \> 0.05). Our data showed a significant increase in VO~2~ at 30 minutes after the intervention (p = 0.01). No differences were found in the Control Group (p = 0.39). However, these effects were not significant after ANCOVA adjustments for age and weight ([Table 3](#t3){ref-type="table"}). Moreover, no significant association was found between cardiac output and ScvO~2~ (p = 0.813).

######

Oxygenation variables according to group and moment evaluated

  Variables   Intervention Group (N = 19)   Control Group (N =13)                                                              538.2 ± 120.3   516.2 ± 195.2   492.2 ± 141.6   491.7 ± 135.4

SaO~2~ - arterial oxygen saturation; SvO~2~ - venous oxygen saturation; VO~2~ - oxygen consumption rate; ERO~2~ - oxygen extraction rate; DO~2~ - oxygen delivery rate; min - minutes. Values expressed  as the means ± standard deviation.

p \< 0.001;

p = 0.030.

DISCUSSION
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Physiotherapy has been shown to have several benefits for critically ill patients. Bronchial clearance, the prevention and resolution of atelectasis, increased gas exchange, and improved inspiratory muscle performance are examples of physiotherapy goals in ICUs.^([@r11]-[@r14])^ This study was conducted in an ICU in which


up. We didn’t think he’d get up, to be honest. And he shook it off and continued the workout.

“We were extremely impressed by that.”

The Raptors were impressed with his toughness — just not necessarily his game. They talked after the workout, the general manager and the Harvard kid, with Colangelo unconvinced Lin could play in the NBA, unconvinced he would be drafted. “I asked him, ‘What’s your status going to be if you’re not drafted? Where are you going? Do you know who’s interested in you?’ I just wanted to keep the dialogue open.”

The Raptors have had all kinds of opportunities to reconnect with Lin since that pre-draft crash but for various reasons and circumstances, it just never happened. But it almost did.

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addressing the people He runs counter to the notions they cherished the
most. He would not proclaim Himself as the Messiah, or allow Himself to be
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would have rallied round Him if He had done so.(4) He would not conciliate
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said, "Use your miraculous powers to establish a visible kingdom upon
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III.


in order that the moral thews and sinews may harden.

Whenever we come upon an objection to the ways of God's ordering of the
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say if they had been constructed by God so as always to act as Hisfor
themselves. They had expected, moreover, to find such a balance of
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perversity could decide the other way. Examination shews that, regarding
the question as one of historical evidence, and putting all prepossessions
apart, the two sides are more nearly in a state of equipoise than they had
been supposed to be; and it is remarkable that this kind of equipoise has
been maintained, as far as we can make out by history, from the time of
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appeared on one side, and have been answered from the other; and now and
then some discovery has been made turning the balance on this side or
that; but soon some new idea has been started which has


such acceptance is a mental
act of a wholly different order from adopting a religious belief--from
feeling for instance that "Christ is with us to the end of the world."
Much confusion has arisen from this difference not being properly marked.

From what I said at first, as to the nature of a revelation it appears
that there are two elements in it, one within us and one without us. We
must have "ears to hear" when God speaks--a faculty that discerns His
voice--and also we must have some outward sign cognisable by human senses,
or by such judgments based on experience as we form about historical
evidence. I have just shewn that the first requisite is essential for any
religious belief, and that it is a quality different from the logical
understanding. But when we come to thequestions of how far they were
performed with a view to draw men to listen and to set forth God's
kingdom, and how far for the purpose of working conviction. In the first
chapter I have stated certain Laws, which our Lord observed in working
Signs. These I shall presently discuss; but what I am concerned with now
is the general question "Why did our Lord work Signs?"

I use the word "Signs" instead of miracles because it is our Lord's own
word. The latter expression fastens attention on the wonderment which
these deeds raised in men. But our Lord uses the word "Sign," which
implies that these acts were tokens of some underlying power which, in
these instances, passed into operation in an exceptional way. To our Lord,
they of course were not _wonders_, and He never dwells


with astonishing rapidity; but these powers seem to
work through the organs and along the channels which nature provides: to
our Lord there is one primary source of all life and movement and light
and force, and that is God, from Whom all His power comes. He does not
call certain visible manifestations nature, and refer others to God, as
though nature and God were different powers. The Signs, accordingly, are
worked in such a way that it is hard to mark the particular point where
what is called the supernatural comes into play--to say, in fact, when
nature ends and God begins. The cures, so far as we can trace them, are
effected by the renewal of vitality in a disordered organ; this vitality
would seem to proceed from Christ; just as the power which set lifeand have seen
    him. Philip saith unto him, _Lord, shew us the Father, and it
    sufficeth us_. Jesus saith unto him, Have I been so long time with
    you, and dost thou not know me, Philip? he that hath seen me hath
    seen the Father; how sayest thou, Shew us the Father? Believest
    thou not that I am in the Father, and the Father in me? the words
    that I say unto you I speak not from myself: but the Father
    abiding in me doeth his works. Believe me that I am in the Father,
    and the Father in me: or else believe me


of an honoured
friend. In knowing a man, we get to a deeper kind of knowledge than we do
in knowing an object: all we can tell about an object is what its
properties are, we know nothing about what it _is_; but we do get nearer
to knowing what a friend _is_, our souls interpenetrate, as it were, a
little. So that if Philip had known our Lord as Peter did, he would, like
him, have recognised the "Son of the living God." Supposing, however, that
he was not sufficiently "finely touched" for such a knowledge, that he
judged mainly from his senses, and needed proofs of which they could take
cognisance; then--as an alternative course though a very inferior one--He
might believe for the _mere Signs'_ sake. Signs were provided to suit the
cases of those whoof God. Then the devil taketh him into the holy city; and he set
    him on the pinnacle of the temple, and saith unto him, If thou art
    the Son of God, cast thyself down: for it is written, He shall
    give his angels charge concerning thee: And on their hands they
    shall bear thee up, Lest haply thou dash thy foot against a stone.
    Jesus said unto him, Again it is written, Thou shalt not tempt the
    Lord thy God. Again, the devil taketh him unto an exceeding high
    mountain, and sheweth him all the kingdoms of the world, and the
    glory of


this scarcity may have
been part of the lesson of the miracle, and the great draught is only a
bounteous compensation. This is a miracle of instruction, as I said in the
last chapter: it tells men that a turn comes at the moment when they are
about to give up, and that the faith which bears up long is rewarded.
Moreover, to recur to what I said in the last chapter, St Peter had been
told that he was to be henceforth a fisher of men; and when multitudes,
both of Jews and Gentiles, were gathered into the Church in Jerusalem he
must have thought of this as answering to the Sign.

The miracle of the stater in the fish's mouth also requires notice. It is
not wrought to obtain the coin, but to keep before Peter'sthat of other enlighteners of mankind
in one very striking way. He had, in the Baptist, a special forerunner,
who gave out, on all occasions, that the final cause of his own preaching
was to prepare the way for one greater than himself. Events of national
history, themselves part of that wide-spreading "Preparatio Evangelica"
which, to my mind, underlies the history of the world, had raised a
ferment in the minds of the inhabitants of Palestine. To this movement the
Baptist gave a particular turn. He brought men to desire that the world
should become better, and taught them that they must begin by becoming
better themselves. Without this preparation, the germs of truth which our
Lord scattered would more largely have failed to quicken: the Baptist had
broken up the soil to receive the seed; his preaching put


each to the other in the confidence of youth. We
can understand that this would bind men fast together, and that St John
writing his Gospel at the end of his life, with possibly St Andrew at his
side, should have been mindful of all the circumstances in which these old
friends took part, and have gladly taken occasion to mention their
names.(88)

Accordingly, we find mention made in the Gospel, without positive
occasion, of these Apostles by name. We did not need to know that it was
Andrew who said "There is a lad here who hath five barley-loaves and two
small fishes."(89) The Synoptists(90) all relate the miracle of the
feeding of the five thousand, but Andrew is named by St John alone:
Philip, another of this little company, is close by; he is addressed by
our Lord,and independent, and, of course, free from the pedantry of
Rabbinical schools. Jerusalem however claimed a trial from our Lord. He
desired to know what was passing there in the minds of those who were
seeking truth. It was possible that a cradle for the infant church might
be found among the followers of the Baptist, or among Scribes like
Nicodemus. Our Lord gauges the fitness of both these bodies of men. We
know what conclusion settled itself in His mind during those early days:
He must not put new wine into old bottles. The enlightened party among
those in authority were more after the type of Erasmus than of Luther,
they lacked force: they had been trained to pick their way through
difficulties of interpretation, but not to grasp great principles, still
less to _act_; and though they


that follows a period in which new
matter has been taken into the mind is precious for good mental growth:
conceptions then become more clear and complete, and effect a sure
lodgement in the mind: but this, like many processes in education, helps
to widen the distance between the weak and the strong. For it is only with
the more thoughtful that this half unconscious brain-process goes on; the
active minded mature their acquirements during rest, while the unthinking
let them fade away. It argued well, in consequence, for Peter and Andrew
and John, that Christ's influence had lost nothing through (as I believe)
weeks of separation, but that as soon as they were called they sprang to
their feet at once,--"they straightway left the nets and followed
Him."(138)

Reverence for great men whom we have known, and the powerin which the identity of
his character is most visibly preserved in all our narratives. Here he is
mastered by the emotions of the moment and must give them outward show;
and along with his gush of feeling comes the sense of his unworthiness,
the impression of his being wholly unequal to the duty and position thrust
upon him; an impression not uncommon with men in such junctures; though
biographies abundantly show that those who feel it most very often acquit
themselves admirably when the trial comes. Touched by this, Simon throws
himself at his Master's feet and says, "Depart from me, for I am a sinful
man, O Lord."(145)

We go back now to the course of the narrative in St Mark's Gospel, and
there we find that the first thing which struck the hearers of our Lord
was


away out of sight.

In what ways was it, we may ask, that this authority of Christ shone out
now, and took such hold of men? First of all, I would answer, He brought
to the birth, within men, thoughts which were lying in embryo in their own
hearts. This, which was also Socrates' way, I have spoken of in the
Introductory Chapter and once or twice since. Our Lord wakened within men
the perception of truths which they seemed to have once known and
forgotten; especially that God was the Father, not only of Israel as a
nation, but of every particular man in it. The common people had been told
by the learned that they were not worth God's notice, and when Christ
asserted the dignity of each individual soul they said to themselves "we
always thoughtor old, so surely detect, as whether a man serves them with the same
thoughts that he gives to himself and his friends.

The people, moreover, are always grateful for being supposed capable of
higher sentiments than mere hope of gain and fear of loss, and for the
appreciation shewn in taking them on higher ground; they seldom fail the
speaker who boldly addresses their consciences; they are eager to justify
his trust in them: "He has treated us as men," they say, "and men he shall
find we are." Above all they feel the compliment of being not flattered,
but supposed reasonable enough to hear the truth about themselves and
shewn their failings; and we feel sure that men went away from the Sermon
on the Mount confident of Christ's respect and regard for them, without
His telling


delivered in an address to a
multitude. If it is to meet all cases it must be complex, and to the
hearer wearisome. If our Lord had delivered a treatise telling men what
they were to do in the ordinary occasions of life, the precepts must have
been so encumbered by qualifications that all impressiveness would have
been lost. If to the saying "Give to him that asketh of thee" our Lord had
appended all the obvious exceptions--such as the cases in which what is
asked for would be hurtful--the whole force of the passage would have been
frittered away. As long as a preacher delivers broad truths, put forcibly,
his audience are ready to hear; but as soon as he begins to qualify his
statements and to make exceptions, his hold over his hearers is gone, and
theycarried away by the fascination of
popular goodwill. Well might they be lifted up. Their Master had just
entrusted them with superhuman powers, and multitudes had come from miles
around and had waited for them all night at the foot of the hills. So, in
the midst of the flush of success, our Lord tells them that the criterion
of their being true soldiers of God is their winning, not the world's
praise but its hate. There is in the world an enmity to God as God. There
are many who will readily enough acknowledge a Deity so long as He is not
real and actual and is not brought too near; they find in the abstract
idea a serviceable support for their social institutions; but from the
notion of a living God close by them they shrink


the whole away; and finally all ends with a parable,
which is so well suited to the popular mind that it is now perhaps the
best known of all pieces of Bible imagery. Those who like may trace in
this a certain prevision, a designed fashioning of the garb of the word to
suit it for that oral transmission on which, at one period, its
preservation would depend.

When our Lord had finished His discourse He returned to Capernaum.

    "And he cometh into a house. And the multitude cometh together
    again, so that they could not so much as eat bread. And when his
    friends heard it, they went out to lay hold on him: for they said,
    He is beside himself."(179)

Thereto find this defect, as
they deemed it, in the order of the world brought forward by Him, and not
only not explained away as they would have expected, but set forth as
among the Laws according to which the Spiritual Order of the world was
carried on. From the prominence given to this statement in the narrative
of the three earlier gospels we see what a deep impression it made.

Our Lord applies this aphorism, solely, to the advantages and
opportunities which men should have for learning the ways of God. But the
analogy between this principle and some observed principles of economic
and organic science is very striking and interesting, to say no more;
while in education the working of this rule is abundantly obvious in every
school. That the world is ordered on a basis not


takes its place.

CHAPTER XI. FROM THE MOUNT TO JERUSALEM.

The spot at which our Lord had left the disciples when He went up to the
Mount of the Transfiguration must have been well peopled and provided with
synagogues, for our Lord on His return finds a "great multitude about them
and scribes questioning with them." The people were greatly amazed either
at His sudden appearance or at something uplifted in His air. The Scribes
were holding an altercation with the disciples, possibly exulting over the
failure of these to cure the child, and our Lord, addressing the Scribes
who were, it would seem, the assailing party, asks

    "What question ye with them? And one of the multitude answered
    him, Master, I brought unto thee my son, which hath a dumbsocial
institution about which our Lord does not shun to speak; this is marriage.
He upholds the sanctity and inviolability of the marriage tie more
stringently than did the Jewish Law. The scribe who came "making trial" of
our Lord is confounded--not by being put off without an answer--as usually
happens in these cases, but by the singular positiveness of the reply.

    "And I say unto you, Whosoever shall put away his wife, except for
    fornication, and shall marry another, committeth adultery: and he
    that marrieth her when she is put away committeth adultery."(306)

This exception is not inconsistent with the principles governing our
Lord's acts. Christ's teaching was meant for all mankind, and Christianity
would have been less adapted for universal use if it had been


agencies are almost sure to
produce along with that which is intended, might have come into operation
with injurious results.

Between the journey to the feast of Tabernacles and the week of the
Passion, three only of the leading miracles are recorded; they are the
giving of sight to one born blind in Jerusalem, the raising of Lazarus,
and the opening of the eyes of the blind near Jericho. This last, of which
I shall first speak, occurred on that final journey of our Lord to
Jerusalem during which He seems to have resumed for a moment His earliest
function, that of witness of the Kingdom of God to the people at large. We
seem to see, once again, the same Jesus who lived at Capernaum and taught
the people by the Lake side.

Whether our Lord, on His wayThanks. Just what we need to make this forum a more pleasant place to spend time.

WilliCO commented: November 27, 2012, 11:53 pm

I'm in early, and I say it doesn't matter. The ATS target market is the BMW 3 series target market minus the people who just don't want a Cadillac, which leaves a smaller buyer group than BMW will worry about. They have a much larger problem with Audi.

GM is doing some great work with the Cadillac products right now. In my opinion, they should have rolled out a new brand marque for these very good cars, as the Cadillac name removes value from what they are trying to do in the market. Just sayin'.

-=Hot|Ice=- commented: November 28, 2012, 12:47 am

Cadillac is a rebadged Chevy.

bmw_or_audi commented: November 28,


ATS wil be forgotten in 2 years.

justinnum1 commented: November 28, 2012, 6:38 pm

imitation is the sincerest form flattery

dtc100 commented: November 29, 2012, 11:56 am

Quote:

Originally Posted by justinnum1

imitation is the sincerest form flattery

This is true in general. There are a few points to make here.

The ATS dose not imitate the current 3, rather the one two generations ago, and the imitation is limited to the chassis for the most part. So far most reviews seem to like that part of attempt.

The other aspect of it, the body style and gadgetry are distinctly unique or cutting edge, so much so they are risky. People either love or hate them.

I think it is a welcome effort in today's play safe, blend in kind of environment. The world advances not because theall of a sudden a car company designs a breakthrough in automotive design, technology, performance, flight, or whatever we should move into that direction bringing a piece of history along (in the name).
They can call the rest of the cars whatever they want after that.

This does make me wonder if the other brands Rolls and Mini will have to move more upscale and downscale so BMW can widen its gap to continue on its past success.. It's hard to see Rolls getting more upscale.

BMW i.

HugH commented: November 29, 2012, 5:09 pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by WJGreer

Absolutely, and cars that cost far less than BMWs are beginning to approach BMW in terms of feature, function, and driving experience. For all the love the E46 gets around here, recall that it was


to like the steering, breaks, ride and handling and the car never showed the straight line stability and absence of wind noise at high speeds as the E46.

We went from the GS to a ES 350 because this car, at least does one thing right, it's quiet and comfy, the way a Lexus should be at a cost of considerably less.

The lease will mature in Feb on the Lexus ES350 and I am presently negotiating on a F30 lease.
If I don't get a good deal on a 328i with all the toys that I want, it will be back to the new boring Lexus.

Lorenzzo commented: November 29, 2012, 5:17 pm

I'm single, living in California. I'm not driving up in a Cadillac. I'm just not.

justinnum1 commented: November 29, 2012,5:27 pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lorenzzo

I'm single, living in California. I'm not driving up in a Cadillac. I'm just not.

boltjaM3s commented: November 29, 2012, 5:45 pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lorenzzo

I'm single, living in California. I'm not driving up in a Cadillac. I'm just not.

Oh, yes you are.

See, the ATS isn't a "Cadillac". It's a sports car. It's an enthusiasts dream. It's the E46 reborn. They made it just for you. Don't tell me that you won't give it a chance because the brand is associated with 70 year old grandfathers. Don't tell me the comparo's in the magazines aren't making a difference. I don't want to hear it. I won't hear it.

BJ

Chris90 commented: November 29, 2012, 7:39 pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lorenzzo

I'm single, living in California. I'm not driving up in


do it. All this hatred for the N20, yeah, go drive an NA 4 cylinder ATS and comfort yourself in the slightly better steering.

I love how dealers get it wrong and say the 2.5L is a 6 cylinder lol.

They have just started to advertise the base 2.0T for $299, although with money down.

I don't think the ATS is a beauty, but it isn't bad. I agree the F30 is too bloated not necessarily because of the bigger size than before, but the front hood and bumper design. The good thing though you can order the m-sport to change the look.

The ATS does not have such sporty option yet. To take on 3 series in this segment, they need to offer more choices.

Jamesonsviggen commented: January 7, 2013, 11:01 am

Quote:

Originallyowned. I am actually very impressed by the increased quality and service domestic brands currently offer over more expensive imports, particularly European ones. Just my 2 cents.

How many miles did you have on it?

My e90 had close to 250000km on it this fall (it was built in '08 summer) It had the Msport interior and I must say the leather on the gearshift knob thingy didnt look new anymore but no actual peeling as you describe it. Seats, plastic and alu dash parts were all mint condition.

LegendsNeverDie commented: January 8, 2013, 9:23 am

Quote:

Originally Posted by ilhan1103

How many miles did you have on it?

My e90 had close to 250000km on it this fall (it was built in '08 summer) It had the Msport interior and I must say the


to the Hampton Roads International Auto Show today and decided to check out the ATS. It wasn't a real looker. I think they had the base model on the floor for display. The thing is there were so many elderly people surrounding the car that I could barely get a chance to sit in the thing. Cadillac has a reputation that will take decades to turn around. You can even see a walker the lady was using to get around in the photo. This is a sporty Cadillac, not sure if it would be driven that way.

boltjaM3s commented: January 12, 2013, 11:14 pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by boramkiv

I went to the Hampton Roads International Auto Show today and decided to check out the ATS. It wasn't a real looker. Ithe ATS surrounded by that crowd, of course all the kids surrounding the CTS-V's right next to it wasn't helping either. I just don't think it's the looks that will attract the target segment, it's the way it drives. But in order to get them inside the car it has to have the looks.

Saintor commented: January 13, 2013, 12:31 pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by boramkiv

I can agree to some extent. Maybe the car isn't boring, but what makes it so attractive to the senior crowd? Is it the crest, or are they actually drawn to the design? I'm not sure they see the car, sit there and say to themselves "boy I'm sure this thing handles like it's on rails".

I will say the 321HP 3.6 engine that doesn't sound like


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Carolyn,

I believe the commercial operations terminology is appropriate, not
takeover.  Please verify with the LV CoGen documents which I forwarded just a
few moments ago. The changes I made to the definitions in the prototype
letter were a result of the fact that the Blue Dog contract with GE uses
slightly different terminology than the LM 6000 contracts.  We need to revert
to the appropriate underlying contract.

Thanks,

Kaymatter at all he knew that the land had been granted by the State in order that it be known as G.C. & S.F. Survey No. 14, and was therefore still not owned by the State of Texas. When he, after a number of preliminary questions, answered the question, "You mean he said it did not belong to anybody?" "That is right." The answered the question, "That is, it was vacant land?" "It was vacant land." He was gradually led on by the questions of *917 Counsel to say "yes, sir" to the question "because you thought it was vacant land belonging to the State of Texas." It appears to us that the appellant, as a witness, was simply agreeing with an erroneous conclusion of law suggested to


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Ann Arbor’s seedy underbelly to (red) light.

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Author Contributions {#s1}
====================

FN conceived and wrote the Editorial. VC and PG reviewed and edited the manuscript. All authors contributed to the article and approved the submitted version.

Conflict of Interest {#s2}
====================

The authors declare that the research was conducted in the absence of any commercial or financial relationships that could be construed as apotential conflict of interest.

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[^1]: Edited and reviewed by: Howard Raymond Petty, University of Michigan, United States

[^2]: This article was submitted to Molecular Medicine, a section of the journal Frontiers in Cell and Developmental Biology

[^3]: †Present address: Valentina Cianfanelli, Department of Pediatric Hemato-Oncology and Cell and Gene Therapy, IRCCS Bambino Gesù Children\'s Hospital, Rome, Italy


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The glasses appear to be more susceptible to damage than the screwdriver; in "The Girl Who Died", a Viking warrior takes the glasses off the Doctor's face and easily breaks them in half. Nevertheless, the glasses continue to appear via replacement or repair until the end of the season. They return the following season during the Doctor's temporary period of blindness, showing the ability to scan his surroundings and transmit the information to his brain, as well as transmit any data recorded to them. However, while he is able to tell things about a person such as height, weight, gender, age, and even heart rate, he doesn't get enough detail to know faces, clothing, etc. ("Extremis") He was once able


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How to avoid under-insuring your home

by Shannon Clarke
Insurance Geek

Whether you’re returning back home from an incredible holiday or just another day at work, there’s nothing worse than discovering your house has been damaged or burgled…except for the unhappy realisation that your insurance policy won’t adequately cover you!

So, what is under-insurance and how can you ensure you haven’t under-insured your home and contents?

What does “under-insured” mean?

A comprehensive home and contents insurance policy is a key step in receiving adequate financial support in the face of an unfortunate event occurring at your home.

But if your home and contents is under-insured, it means that while you have an insurance policy, your cover is inadequate. In the event of a claim, underinsurance may result in financial hardship as the claim would exceedempire has never taken a break,” Horton told his audience. “We’ve been at war ever since then. We inherited the world’s empires—the European and Japanese empires at the end of WW II—and have dominated most of the planet ever since then. The Communists got one-third and we got two-thirds, basically, and now that the Communist block is gone America’s influence has spread even further.”

According to Horton, after the 9/11 attacks bin Laden’s agenda was “to bring us to Afghanistan and do the same thing to us that they did to the Russians.” And bin Laden and al-Qaeda found an ally in President George W. Bush, who “enlisted the American military to do their dirty work for them,” he said. “America’s military empire, in taking advantage of and exploiting


Robert Mathis will still be teaching his pass-rush skills to players. He just won't be doing it with the title of Colts assistant defensive line coach. Mathis left that position with the team so that he could team up with a number of former NFL players to work at a sports performance facility in Westfield, Ind. Mathis would not have been able to be an assistant coach and work at the performance facility due to NFL league rules. Now he has the freedom to work with players during a time where teams are not allowed to train their players. "The Colts have done a great job supporting me," Mathis said. "I'm still a partner with them. I'm just not a coach with the team anymore. They know my4: Serge Labonté
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The shooters said they were seeking vengeance for the magazine’s provocative cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad.

A reader wrote me last week, asking how journalists were reacting to the attack on Charlie Hebdo. His thoughtful questions bear answering.

Q: In the decision on whether or not to publish, how do you as an editor of a newspaper account for people who might feel offended?

A: At The News Tribune, we consider whether a story or column or visual element will offend our readers. We try not to offend them just for the shock value.

We try not to use swear words, for instance, unless they are critical to the meaning of the story.

But we published swear words a few years ago after a city councilman used them duringspeech rights while remaining true to our own.

Q: Why does an attack on journalists, like an assassination, feel like more than a murder and more like an assault on the community?

A: Our reader provided a perfectly good answer to his own question in the email: “I expect it feels this way because it is also an attack on the community’s right to read, and think, without fear.”

Absolutely.

These terrorists, ultimately, were out to kill more than free speech. They were out to kill free thinking. They were targeting readers as much as journalists.

Journalists around the world last week took up the banner of “Je suis Charlie,” or “I am Charlie.” They posted the words on their Facebook pages and stood shoulder-to-shoulder in their newsrooms holding printouts bearing those words.

It


is appropriate that journalists ban together to defend their role in a free society.

But how about this banner: “Je suis une libre penseur.” According to my online French translator, that means “I am a free thinker.”

Yes, our hearts are aching for our brethren in France. Beyond the journalists, that includes all free thinkers in France and around the world.apprehended at the Canadian border by U.S. Customs and Border Patrol agents at the Highgate Port of Entry in Highgate Springs, Vt. without incident. The district attorney's office is assisting in the extradition back to Massachusetts.

Police are seeking any information on the whereabouts of Phillip Jordan. Jordan is considered armed and dangerous. Original Post: Saturday, September 22, 2018. PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Authorities say incendiary devices were used Saturday night to start fires in four separate locations in the city all at about the same time.

"We had four fires simultaneously in the community," said Fire Chief Robert Czerwinski at the scene of the worst of the incidents on Appleton Avenue.

"We believe they are all related at this time. The Police Department is searching for a suspect right now that


systems (83.5%) at the dental school. 87.3% of the students working with DentSim found the experience to be very interesting or interesting. Before the students carried out the preparation exercises, they were trained in the skills they needed to work with the sophisticated technology, eg, system-specific operation skills (66.6% attained maximal reachable points) and information searching skills (79.5% attained maximal reachable points). The indirect knowledge retention rate / incidental learning rate of the preparation exercises in the sense of computer-assisted problem-oriented learning regarding anatomy, preparation procedures, and cavity design was promising. The wide- ranging number of prepared teeth needed to acquire the necessary skills shows the varied individual learning curves of the students. The acceptance of, and response to, additional elective training time in the computer-assisted simulation labbe rising more rapidly than that of UC.[@B19] Therefore, more attention is needed regarding the clinical characteristics of IBD, especially CD in Asian people. There are several differences in the clinical features and prognosis of CD in Asians compared with Western populations, such as male predominance, lower frequencies of isolated colonic disease, and probably a more favorable prognosis.[@B19][@B20][@B22] Moreover, genetic backgrounds of Asian IBD patients also were reported to be different from those of Western patients.[@B23] Clinical and genetic differences between Asian and Western patients with CD suggests the possibility of differences in upper GI lesions as well. However, this issue has not been properly investigated in an Asian population. Therefore, in this study, we aimed to characterize gastric lesions in Korean patients with CD in a multicenter


study design.

METHODS
=======

1. Subjects
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Medical information of 492 patients with CD who underwent upper GI endoscopy in 19 Korean medical institutions was collected for this study. CD was diagnosed based on conventional clinical, radiologic, endoscopic, and histopathologic criteria.[@B19][@B24] Among 492 subjects, 47 patients who met all of the following criteria were finally enrolled: (1) Patients who underwent biopsy for abnormal gastric lesions and/or normal-looking gastric mucosa, and (2) Patients who received rapid urease test (RUT) from both the gastric antrum and corpus. We retrospectively reviewed the patients\' medical records, upper GI endoscopic images and histopathology. The following demographic and clinical information was gathered: sex, date of CD diagnosis, date of upper GI endoscopy, presence of upper GI symptoms (epigastric soreness/pain, nausea/vomiting, indigestion, and reflux), perianal abscess/fistula, ileocolonic noncaseating granuloma, medicationgastric mucosa at the endoscopists\' discretion. Additional biopsies were performed at both the gastric antrum and corpus for RUT. Serologic tests, urea breath test, and culture assay were not used to evaluate *H. pylori* infection. Histologic features were classified as described previously.[@B5] Briefly, subjects were classified into one of the following categories: (1) *H. pylori*-negative chronic active gastritis, (2) *H. pylori*-negative chronic inactive gastritis, (3) *H. pylori* gastritis, (4) focally enhanced gastritis, and (5) normal.[@B5] Because these histologic diagnoses are not mutually exclusive, the study subjects were classified into category of the most dominant feature. The presence of noncaseating granuloma was also added for groups 1--4 when present. For histopathologic diagnosis of gastric biopsies, electronic files of standard pathologic images for each category were distributed to participating researchers.


criteria were enrolled. These patients had been diagnosed with CD between June 1998 and October 2011. There were 36 men (76.6%), and the median age at diagnosis of CD was 23.1 years (range, 12.0--49.9). Upper GI endoscopies were performed between September 2002 and February 2013. At the time of upper GI endoscopy, the median age of the patients was 23.8 years (range, 14.2--60.5) and the median interval from diagnosis of CD to upper GI endoscopy was 1.6 months (range, 0--168.3).

At the time of upper GI endoscopy, ileocolonic location (80.9%), and non-stricturing, non-penetrating behavior (66.0%) were the dominant phenotypes. Active and/or past perianal abscess/fistula was identified in 23 patients (48.9%). Moderate activity (42.6%) by CDAI was the most common disease activity at upper GI endoscopy. In 22 patients (46.8%),$\sigma_t$ denote independent copies of the corresponding random effects. The set of parameters of the LTP corresponding to time $t$ is $\bm{\Theta}_{k} = \lbrace \bm{\Phi}_k, \tau_k^2, a_{k} \rbrace$. We treat the cluster-specific parameters $\bm{\Theta}_{k}$ as unknown and put hyperpriors on them. We assume that $\bm{\Theta}_{k} \overset{\textrm{iid}}{\sim} G_{\bm{\Theta}}$, with the components of $\bm{\Theta}_{k}$, i.e., $\bm{\Phi}_k, \tau_k^2$ and $a_{k}$ are treated as independent of each other. Our choice of hyperpriors is discussed in §\[prior\_choices\].

Model properties {#properties}
----------------

For Model (\[full\_model\]), the conditional mean and covariance structure of $Y_t(\bm{s}_n)$ given the coefficients $\bm{\beta}_{i;j}$, and the cluster-specific parameters $\bm{\Theta}_k$ are $$\begin{aligned}
\nonumber && \textrm{E}\left\{Y_t(\bm{s}_n) \mid \bm{\beta}_{i;j}, i,j=1,2 \right\} = \mu_t(\bm{s}_n) = \sum_{i=1}^{2} \sum_{j=1}^{2} x^{(0;i)}_{t_1}  \left(\bm{x}^{(1)}_{t_2} \otimes \bm{x}_n^{(2;j)}\right) \bm{\beta}_{i;j}, \\
 && \textrm{Cov}\left\{Y_t(\bm{s}_{n_1}), Y_t(\bm{s}_{n_2}) \mid \bm{\Theta}_k; k =1, \ldots,K \right\} = \sum_{k=1}^{K} \pi_k \left(\bm{h}_{n_1} \bm{\Phi}_k \bm{h}'_{n_2}


an infinite-dimensional spatial process and ignoring the nugget term, for $L = \infty$, we can write $\varepsilon_t(\bm{s}) = \sum_{l=1}^{\infty} Z_{lt} h_l(\bm{s})$. For any pair $l_1$ and $l_2$ with $l_1 \neq l_2$, the vector $[Z_{l_1 t}, Z_{l_2 t}]'$ follows a DPM of bivariate zero-mean Student’s $t$ distributions which spans any bivariate zero-mean distribution when $K=\infty$. Integrating with respect to the priors of $\bm{\Phi}_k$, $\textrm{Cov}(Z_{l_1 t}, Z_{l_2 t}) = 0$. Thus, for $L,K = \infty$, the proposed model satisfies the criteria of the Karhunen-Loève Theorem [@alexanderian2015brief] and spans all squared-integrable continuous stochastic processes. Under suitable regularity conditions, posterior consistency of the proposed model holds [@wu2010l1; @ghosal2017fundamentals].

The spatial tail dependence coefficient between two different grid cells $\bm{s}_{n_1}$ and $\bm{s}_{n_2}$, defined in (\[chi\_def\]), is nonstationary for the proposed LTP-DPM model and itfor the three regions, respectively, indicating high risk of simultaneously large temperatures in these regions.

Estimated hotspots {#estimated hotspots}
------------------

After exploring the joint threshold exceedance probabilities for fixed regions, we now focus on identifying the regions at risk themselves, i.e., hotspots, for the year 2100. We estimate the $95\%$ confidence regions $\mathcal{D}_{u^+}^0$ for joint exceedance levels $u=33^\circ$C, $u=33.5^\circ$C and $u=34^\circ$C. The maps of $\mathcal{D}_{u^+}^0$ for Weeks 34 and 40 are presented in Figure \[exceedance\_regions\]. The results for other summer weeks are provided in the Supplementary Material. For Week 40, $\mathcal{D}_{u^+}^0$ stretches over a major portion of the southern Red Sea for each temperature threshold considered. When $u=33^\circ$C, the estimated $\mathcal{D}_{u^+}^0$ covers almost entirely the area within the latitudes 13.5$^\circ$N and 19$^\circ$N and also a small region near coastal Djibouti. When


reducing power in audience areas. (Caution: Safe audience scanning requires knowledge and measurements; do not rely solely on any beam attenuation map for safety.)

Because zones can be used for different purposes, such as graphics or beams, each zone lets you set up how the preview window looks (shown on your computer screen). For beams, the preview window actually simulates the look of beams in foggy air. If you are sending a single output to two separate beam scanners, such as one on either side of a screen, the preview window can even simulate this.

You can have up to 30 Projection Zones. This should be more than enough for even the most complex projection situation!

QuickTargets beam settings

A common situation is using bounce mirrors to reflect the laser beam aroundcould have inferred that it would be inappropriate for it to adjudicate the case. "Absent plain error, issues raised for the first time on appeal will not *2 be reviewed." Lopiano v. Stamford, 22 Conn.App. 591, 594, 577 A.2d 1135 (1990).
As to the second claim, although our statutory scheme does provide for visitation by third persons,[1] the right of third parties to seek such visitation is limited by the rights of fit parents to raise their children free from interference. Troxel v. Granville, 530 U.S. 57, 120 S.Ct. 2054, 147 L.Ed.2d 49 (2000); Roth v. Weston, 259 Conn. 202, 222, 789 A.2d 431 (2002). In Roth, our Supreme Court stated that the issue was not whether a child should have the benefit of relationships with persons other than


their parents, but whether there was sufficient reason for the state to interfere with the constitutional right of parents to raise their children free from state interference. Roth v. Weston, supra, at 223, 789 A.2d 431. The Supreme Court held that "[t]he petition [for visitation] must . . . contain specific, good faith allegations that denial of the visitation will cause real and significant harm to the child. . . . [T]he petitioner must prove these allegations by clear and convincing evidence. Only if that enhanced burden of persuasion has been met may the court enter an order of visitation." Id., at 234-35, 789 A.2d 431.[2] Because the plaintiff offered no evidence of significant harm to the child, the trial court properly denied the application.
The judgment is affirmed.
NOTES
[1]of the national security establishment remind us of the Empire’s sheer size and the scale of the bureaucracy: it is large enough to constitute what are, in effect, competing governments – a condition statists of every variety always told us was unworkable.

In short, when it comes to the making of American foreign policy what we have in Washington is what appears to be the functional definition of anarchy! And the libertarians haven’t even taken over yet.

The mess that is the Obama plan for defeating ISIS perfectly illustrates the central dictum of what I call "libertarian realism" – a theory of international relations that attributes foreign policy decision-making to primarily domestic political pressures, i.e. to the chief motivation of politicians everywhere, which is to maintain and expand their own


for our own purposes has now given birth to the monstrous ISIS, the Frankenstein creature that crawled out of the chaos we created. Like those scary mutations depicted in post-nuclear war movies, all scales and fangs, ISIS gibbers and glories in its monstrousness, doing for the War Party what Bill Kristol and his fellow neocons could never have pulled off by their own efforts. All it took was a few Youtube videos and the social media savvy of the ISIS public relations department.

Funny how that worked out, eh?

I apologize for the uncharacteristically short column, but I’m going on one of my rare speaking engagements, which I’ll tell you about when I get back. I used to do a lot more speaking but the sheer hassle of traveling byof law as the findings and conclusions of the court and entered judgment dismissing the plaintiff's complaint.  Plaintiff then prosecuted this appeal.

14
Plaintiff's position on appeal is crystallized into the contention that its written contract with defendant was amended upon June 8, 1953, by an oral agreement covering the changed structural plans and providing that plaintiff was to be paid for its work upon the basis of cost of material and labor, plus a percentage for overhead expenses and profit.  As nearly as we can reconstruct plaintiff's argument from its brief, plaintiff contends that the hospital upon which it made its bid never came into existence at all, but that plaintiff was required by the defendant to do its mechanical construction work upon a new building which


sleeve and insert labor and material costs occasioned by the change from flat slab to pan slab floors was nominal.  Certainly that evidence amply supports the finding that the structural change in the building plans had no radical effect upon plaintiff's performance of its work under the contract.

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The scope and nature of the conversation on June 8, 1953, between plaintiff's officers and defendant's architects is conflicting.  Mr. Quick testified that that conference was held to discuss a claim made by plaintiff by letter for $47,500.00 additional cost which plaintiff asserted would arise because of the change of plans.  He testified that the plaintiff's officers then asserted that the change in plans would entail additional costs to plaintiff in the setting of its sleeves and inserts,that the court, in its decision, assumed that the changes made in the construction plan attached to the original contract were of such a radical nature as to amount to an abrogation, or breach, of the contract by the railroad.  As a part of the lengthy review of case law in the field, the court said that the fact that the contract had been violated by the railroad did not authorize the surety to recover under a quantum meruit for work comprehended by the special contract at a price in excess of that fixed by the contract for such work.

30
The surety contended that all of the work should be treated as if no written contract existed.  The court rejected that contention, saying that the fact that


77 F.3d 491
NOTICE: Ninth Circuit Rule 36-3 provides that dispositions other than opinions or orders designated for publication are not precedential and should not be cited except when relevant under the doctrines of law of the case, res judicata, or collateral estoppel.Edward ZARAGOZA, Petitioner-Appellant,v.Jerry STAINER, Warden;  Attorney General of the State ofCalifornia, Respondents-Appellees.
No. 95-55496.
United States Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit.
Argued and Submitted Dec. 13, 1995.Decided Jan. 5, 1996.

Before:  SCHROEDER, FERGUSON and O'SCANNLAIN, Circuit Judges.

1
MEMORANDUM*

2
California state prisoner Edward Zaragoza appeals the district court's denial of his 28 U.S.C. § 2254 habeas petition challenging his 1989 conviction by guilty plea to residential burglary.   The burglary occurred when Zaragoza and a lifelong friend, Arnold Guarnica, took a lawn mower from a woman's garage and drove off withrenders it infirm, and additionally argues that the district court erred in determining, after the evidentiary hearing, that Zaragoza's plea was voluntary.

7
Generally, a trial court has a duty to ascertain that a guilty plea is voluntary before accepting the plea.  Boyken v. Alabama, 89 S.Ct. 1709, 1711 (1969).   Because the guilty plea constitutes a waiver of several constitutional rights (e.g. privilege against self incrimination;  right to trial by jury;  right to confront one's accusers), the inquiry into voluntariness is constitutionally mandated.  Id. at 1712.

8
Further, package plea agreements pose a higher risk of undue coercion because such agreements tie the fates of defendants together.  United States v. Caro, 997 F.2d 657, 658-59 (9th Cir.1993);  U.S. v. Castello, 724 F.2d 813, 814-15


without gauge fixing (the Kuramashi method) to measure the disconnected quark diagrams, the mass difference between the $\pi$ and $\eta$ can be calculated, at least when the disconnected diagrams are not far separated in time. They find $m_\eta$ non-zero in the chiral limit and a subsequent continuum extrapolation gives $m_\eta = 863(86)$ MeV.

UKQCD has also reported a preliminary value for the $\eta$ mass [@michael] for their set of dynamical lattices. They employ a variance reduction technique in finding the propagator for the disconnected diagrams and get an $\eta$ mass around 800 MeV in the chiral limit, with an uncontrolled systematic error.

Both groups see little problem with autocorrelation times for these topologically sensitive measurements. UKQCD finds an autocorrelation time smaller than that found by the SESAM collaboration.

DOMAIN WALL FERMIONS
====================

Thedevelopment of domain wall and overlap [@kaplan] [@shamir] [@neuberger] formulations of lattice fermions has produced a great deal of excitement for both analytical and numerical studies. These formulations offer a way of separating the chiral limit from the continuum limit and may lead to a lattice formulation of non-abelian chiral gauge theories [@luscher_cgt]. For QCD-like theories, quenched simulations with domain wall fermions were first done by [@blum-soni] and were reviewed last year [@blum_review]. Concurrently, simulations of the Schwinger model [@vranas], including dynamical fermions, showed that domain wall fermions produced the expected physics and were compatible with standard HMC algorithms.

Two areas where using fermions with better chiral properties are of particular interest are in simulations studying QCD thermodynamics [@vranas_thermo] and matrix elements [@blum-soni-lat99] [@dawson] [@wingate]. The character of the


QCD phase transition is governed by the chiral symmetries of the theory. For matrix element calculations, chiral symmetry can be vital for controlling operator mixing and using chiral perturbation theory as a guide. Both of these areas are under active study with the QCDSP computers, using domain wall fermions.

The Columbia group has been studying full QCD thermodynamics with domain wall fermions. The studies to locate the transition region and set the parameters to use are detailed in [@vranas_thermo]. As part of this work, zero temperature scale setting calculations are also required, which we will focus on here [@lingling]. The full QCD, zero temperature domain wall simulations done to date are detailed in Table \[tab:dwfsim\]. For these dynamical simulations, a heavy bosonic field, frequently called the Pauli-Villars field, is48 & 1.0 & 8.0 & 0.43 & 760\

Scale setting calculations to support thermodynamics studies are necessarily at fairly strong coupling. A first positive result is that even for these course lattices, the HMC algorithm exhibits no problems thermalizing and evolving lattices. A clear region where the Wilson line and the chiral condensate undergo a rapid crossover [@vranas_thermo] is seen and scale setting calculations have been done there. An important question is how the residual quark mass, $m_{\rm res}$ (due to mixing of the light modes between the two walls), depends on the extent of the fifth dimension.

For the PD action, the critical coupling on an $N_t = 4$ lattice is $\beta = 5.325$, for $L_s = 24$, $m_f = 0.02$ and $M = 1.9$. Figure \[fig:pd\_hdm\] shows