that went to Syria with Aggad were killed. All the others, except Aggad, returned to France in February 2014 after a few weeks in Syria. They were arrested three months later, a judicial source and other sources close to the situation told Reuters.His older brother, Karim, who also visited Syria, is in jail in France, the judicial source said.

The Frenchman believed to have recruited them, Mourad Fares, is also under arrest. All are charged with terror-related offences and face trial.

The latest information means that all of the assailants identified so far were French or Belgian, all native French speakers, and the attacks increasingly appear to have been part of a homegrown terror plot.

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Ideologies of racial purity and pollution are as old as America, and so is interracial mixing. Yet the one-drop rule did not, as many have suggested, make all mixed-race people black. From the beginning, African Americans assimilated into white communities across the South. Often, becoming white did not require the deception normally associated with racial "passing"; whites knew that certain people were different and let them cross the color line anyway. These communities were not islands of racial tolerance. They could be as committed to slavery, segregation, and white supremacy as anywhere else, and so could their newest members-it was one of the things that made them white. The history of the color line is one in which people have lived quite comfortably with contradiction.

A grandmother and granddaughterreached record highs, as has the number of interracial marriages, leading to a surge of multiracial people such as Shewmake. While genetic differences between human populations do not fall neatly along racial lines, race nevertheless provides insight into the extent of population hybridisation currently underway. This reshuffling of human populations is affecting the very structure of the human gene pool…

James Q Whitman is the Ford Foundation professor of comparative and foreign law at Yale Law School. His subjects are comparative law, criminal law, and legal history. His latest book is Hitlerâ€™s American ModelÂ (2017).

On 5 June 1934, about a year and half after Adolf Hitler became Chancellor of the Reich, the leading lawyers of Nazi Germany gathered at a meeting to plan what would become the Nuremberg Laws,


and other media outlets.

Unless your paying half, his recomendation is to pass on buying a house right now. Its simply too early in the cycle to be buying. I hope you find this to be helpful.

Friday, May 2, 2008

The market is mixed today as Wall St. tries to figure out which direction the economy is heading. In my opinion, Wall St. now believes we are at a large crossroads. Earnings came in better than expected and the jobs report today was bad, but better than expected. So now the market is asking itself "where do we go from here?".

The big crossroads that the market is pondering is this: Are we in the early stages of a recovery or are we just keeping our head above water for nowroad back to health will take much longer."It is the Great Depression on Wall Street. It sure isn't on Main Street," Ken Griffin, chief executive of hedge fund Citadel Investment Group, said during a panel at the Milken Institute Global Conference in Beverly Hills, California.

According to Griffin and other top U.S. investors at the conference, the credit and housing crises that led to hundreds of billions of dollars in losses for Wall Street firms will take those investment banks years to claw back from.

"Until you see Wall Street put on their party hats again and get on the tables and start dancing is going to be years," said Ken Moelis, a former UBS banker who now runs his own investment firm, Moelis & Company.

"It will be a long


time for Wall Street to come back to where it was." Leon Black, billionaire investor and founding partner of hedge fund Apollo Advisors, said the banking system has been "broken" since last summer and has fostered a credit crisis "the likes of which I've never seen in the 30 years I've been in the business." My Take:Well there you have it. The best and the brightest are calling for a Wall St. depression. Leon Black said its the worst he has ever seen in 30 years. Think about that. That means its worse than 1987, or the 1980-82 period where interest rates ended up in double digits.

Expect housing to go right down the tubes with Wall St. They were tied together like husband and wife during this bubble,no end in sight to the housing slump"

"Home prices will probably keep sliding as foreclosures push even more properties onto the market just as stricter lending rules limit the number of qualified buyers.``This is just one more strain for consumers, in addition to high energy prices and tight credit,'' said Michelle Meyer, an economist at Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. in New York. ``Prices are going to continue to fall, probably through the end of next year.''

Uhhhh not very good. The consumer represents almost 70% of the economy. I think these numbers speak for themselves. I think Michelle is about right. I expect this recession to last well into next year.

Bill Gross today: ``Lower Fed Funds? They would, in Pimco's opinion, likely do more damage than good from this


officer of DMJAdvisorsLLC in Denver. ``But I wouldn't be shocked if they don't cut rates at all.''

Fisher's Concern

``I'm concerned that we might be on a path of higher inflation than we would otherwise have had,'' Fisher said in a Fox Business Network interview aired April 22.Since the start of the year, oil prices have risen 23 percent, while corn has climbed 27 percent and rice has jumped 76 percent.

``The economy in the '70s had a tremendous inflationary bias; the recession slowed inflation but didn't stop it,'' says Wyatt Wells, a professor at Auburn University and author of a biography of Burns.``The lesson of the '70s is that, more than anything else, the Fed has to keep inflation expectations anchored,'' DMJAdvisors' Jones says. ``Bernanke is about to get hitseen as safer, such as commodities and U.S. Treasury securities, and into investments that had been shunned, like corporate bonds and financial stocks. Financial stocks in the Standard & Poor's 500 index are up more than 15% from their lows on the March 17 bailout of Bear Stearns Cos. (BSC). The tentative movement back into risker investments shows that some investors are willing to test the idea that things are looking up for battered financial companies. But Morgan Stanley analysts Betsy Graseck, Cheryl Pate and Justin Kwong aren't convinced. They believe the difficulties in the credit markets are only in their "3rd inning," and that the situation will be worse than the recessionary environment of 1990 and 1991. "We think it's a mistake to chase this rally," they


the ARM even resets because the rate on the loan fluctuates based on the Libor rate.

Here are a few nuggets from the article followed by my take:

"Property owners are abandoning adjustable-rate mortgages, or ARMs, to ward off the prospect of higher payments. About 6 million U.S. homeowners, or 59 percent of the ARM market, have Libor-indexed loans, according to data compiled by Santa Ana, California-based First American CoreLogic Inc. The 12-month U.K. benchmark Libor rate rose more than two-thirds of a percentage point in the past month, according to Bankrate Inc. in North Palm Beach, Florida. ``Any ability people might have had to convince themselves that adjustable-rate mortgages don't have risk has completely evaporated,'' said Edward Glaeser, a professor of economics at Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts, andinequality is $0$, and its right side is $2$.
A much more general, and perhaps more instructive, class of counterexamples is as follows. Let $U$ and $V$ be any random variables (r.v.'s) with values in $(0,\infty)$ such that $Cov(U,V)\le0$. For instance, one may
let $V:=g(U)$, where $g\colon(0,\infty)\to(0,\infty)$ is a decreasing function, so that the r.v.'s $U$ and $V$ be negatively associated. Let now $X:=\varepsilon\sqrt U$ and $Y:=\varepsilon\sqrt V$, where $\varepsilon$ is a Rademacher r.v. (with $P(\varepsilon=\pm1)=1/2$) independent of $U$ and $V$.
Assume that $E(\sqrt U+\sqrt V)<\infty$.
Then $EX=EY=0$ and $XY=\sqrt{UV}>0$, so that the right side of your inequality is $>0$. On the other hand, $Cov(X^2,Y^2)=Cov(U,V)\le0$, that is, the left side of your inequality is $\le 0$, so that the inequality fails to hold.


      Rule    52(b)

mirrors Rule 52(b) of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.”

Parrish v. Cole, 38 N.C. App. 691, 693, 248 S.E.2d 878, 879

(1978).        Federal case law supports the proposition that Rule

52(b) gives a trial court “the power to amend its findings of

fact and conclusions of law.”                     Nat’l Metal Finishing Co. v.

BarclaysAmerican/Commercial, Inc., 899 F.2d 119, 124 (1st Cir.

1990) (emphasis added); see Shivers v. Grubbs, 747 F.Supp. 434,

436    (S.D.    Ohio      1990)    (“The    primary    purposefindings of fact strongly indicate that the

trial court had again accepted the Stipulation as a conclusion

of law.”

      Defendant correctly notes that “whether there has been a

substantial change of circumstances is a legal conclusion, which

must be supported by adequate findings of fact” and that the

requirement that a trial court find a substantial change in

circumstances before modifying custody cannot be waived by the

parties.      Hibshman v. Hibshman, 212 N.C. App. 113, 121, 710

S.E.2d 438, 444 (2011) (citation and quotation marks omitted).

Our Court has also explained that “stipulations as to questions

of   law   are    generally   held   invalid     and    ineffective,


change   in   circumstances      must   “substantially     affect”   the

children’s welfare; (2) the trial court relied on a change that

occurred prior to the entry of the previous custody order; and

(3) relocating to another county is not a substantial change in

circumstances where the evidence fails to establish a sufficient

nexus between the relocation and the children’s welfare.

      A. “Substantially affects” the children’s welfare
                                                -11-
there was a substantial change in

circumstances and that the change affected the welfare of the

minor child or children.”).

    Thus, the trial court applied the appropriate standard in

concluding      that    “[t]here         has     been    a    substantial        change    in

circumstances that affects the welfare of the minor children

related to the defendant’s moves to Mebane, North Carolina and

Chapel Hill, North Carolina.”                    Defendant’s argument, therefore,

is overruled.

    B. Significance of Fact that Defendant’s Move to


   custody    is

appropriate).            These findings are uncontested by Defendant and
                                        -17-
thus are binding on appeal.             See Crenshaw v. Williams, 211 N.C.

App.    136,    142,   710    S.E.2d     227,    232    (2011)       (“Unchallenged

findings are presumed to be supportedBiological membranes are complex environments, with both integral and peripheral membrane proteins surrounded by bilayers composed of many different types of lipid. To study membrane protein function *in vitro* or to utilise them in synthetic biological systems it is generally necessary to extract the protein from this native membrane and reconstitute it into a detergent or lipid system, the properties of which can be more readily controlled. A variety of lipid structures have been used to replicate the membrane environment; from bicelles[@b1][@b2] and nanodiscs[@b3][@b4] to larger liposomes and giant unilamellar vesicles[@b5][@b6]. These vesicles provide a self-contained inner compartment that allows for the study of movement of molecules across the bilayer and are increasingly used as drug delivery systems in the medical field[@b7]. A more recent development is the


transport of reactants/products across the DIB must be sufficient to enable efficient reactions within the droplets.

The Major Facilitator Superfamily (MFS) is a large and diverse family of secondary transporters with over 10,000 sequenced members including those that show specificity for sugars, amino acids, neurotransmitters and drugs[@b18], making them good targets for transport in DIBs. The 3-dimensional crystal structures of several of these proteins have been determined, such as the clinically important human glucose transporter GLUT1[@b19], which displays a common fold composed of 12 transmembrane α helices divided into two 6-helix bundles with the substrate binding site in the middle of the bilayer at the domain interface. One of the best characterised MFS proteins is lactose permease (LacY), the H^+^/lactose transporter from *E. coli*.[@b20]. Its substrate specificity is welldroplet added to a hexadecane filled dish. A second droplet was made from empty DOPC vesicles diluted into pH 6.5 buffer containing MUG. The droplets were joined to create the bilayer and images taken at five minute intervals using a fluorescence microscope. An example of LacY transport in the resulting DIB is shown in [Fig. 2a](#f2){ref-type="fig"}. The MUG started entirely within the left droplet of [Fig. 2a](#f2){ref-type="fig"} and was transported to the right over time. The fluorescence was quantified by integrating the density and plotting the increasing signal in the right-hand droplet as a percentage of the total fluorescence ([Fig. 2b](#f2){ref-type="fig"}, open circles). The fluorescence continued to increase until an equilibrium point of just below 50% after 30--40 mins. Although LacY requires a proton gradient for active transport, substrates


particular[@b24][@b30]. Manipulating the lipids present in the DIBs is a potential route to modulating function, whilst maintaining the reproducibility and control of a fully synthetic system. Droplets were therefore made with different lipid mixes to establish the impact on both the DIBs themselves and protein activity. Although the DOPC used here is a neutral lipid, the native *E. coli* membrane of LacY contains phosphoglycerol headgroup lipids, as well as some cardiolipin, giving an overall negative charge to the membrane. Charge was introduced into the DIBs system by forming droplets with a mixture of DOPC and 1,2-dioleoyl-*sn-*glycero-3-phosph-(1'-*rac*-glycerol) (DOPG) lipids. High concentrations of DOPG were not suitable for this transport assay, as a 50 or higher mole percentage of DOPG resulted in bilayers that could not sustain the proton gradientModelling lifetime cost consequences of toric compared with standard IOLs in cataract surgery of astigmatic patients in four European countries.
To compare the lifetime costs of freeing astigmatic patients from spectacles after bilateral cataract surgery implanting toric intraocular lenses (IOLs: i.e., Acrysof Toric) versus monofocal IOLs, in France, Italy, Germany and Spain. A Markov model followed patient cohorts from cataract surgery until death. Prevalence rates of patients not needing spectacles and the types of spectacles prescribed for those requiring them were obtained from clinical trials and national surveys. The economic perspective was societal. Mortality rates were incorporated into the model. Discount rates were applied. A sensitivity analysis was performed on non-discounted costs. Fewer patients with toric IOLs needed spectacles for distance vision than patients with monofocal IOLs. With monofocal


education and made numerous loans and financial gifts that spanned several decades. But he never publicly acknowledged he was her father.

Third teen is arrested in death at rest stop

FLORENCE - Police have arrested a third teen in a death earlier this month in which a Florida man had a heart attack and died after a robbery attempt at an Interstate 95 rest area in Florence County.

Deputies said they arrested Jahmell Williams, 18, and charged him with murder, attempted armed robbery and other charges. Two other teens were arrested a week ago. Investigators are looking for a fourth suspect, Florence County Sheriff Kenney Boone said.

Deputies say two men tried to rob 70-year-old James Booras, of Ocala, Fla., in the bathroom of the rest area shortly before midnight Jan. 14.

Oneof the men struck Mr. Booras so hard with his gun that it broke, authorities said.

Author, Tenenbaum will discuss removal

COLUMBIA - The author of a book removed from the state's suggested reading for high school students because of its coarse language has gotten the meeting he wanted with Education Superintendent Inez Tenenbaum.

The book Whale Talk has been on a list of titles that were permitted for discussions in sophomore English classes as part of an experimental curriculum. But after some parents from Georgetown County raised concerns about the book, Ms. Tenenbaum read it and decided it was inappropriate for students that age.


were not employed from the outset.  We therefore hold that Florida is not precluded from recovery by the terms of the social security and veterans' benefit statutes.

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The district court based its jurisdiction on diversity of citizenship. 28 U.S.C.A. § 1332(a)(1).  Plaintiff suggested to this Court that although the issue had not been raised by either the district court or defendant, plaintiff, a state agency, is not a "citizen" for purposes of diversity jurisdiction.  See Moor v. County of Alameda, 411 U.S. 693, 717-22, 93 S.Ct. 1785, 1799-1802, 36 L.Ed.2d 596 (1973).  There is, however, authority in this Circuit to support jurisdiction in a diversity suit between a state agency and a citizen of another state, where the agency is invested with the power toespecially when things are tough. Then, the team looks to its drivers in many respects (for encouragement) because they are the ones that have to deliver on a Sunday afternoon.

“His relationship with Sebastian is strong and it’s great to have two drivers that are feeding each other. There’s a rivalry on track, but off track they are working as hard as they can and as openly as they can with each other to try and improve the car.”

Mario Andretti, who claimed the drivers’ championship in 1978, concurred with Horner’s assessment of the Australian driver.

“(Ricciardo) has been fabulous. I’m sure that he has even surprised himself,” Andretti told the official Formula 1 website.

“He has been consistently quick and doing it very well. I’ve been watching some of his overtaking


in a "Meeting of Still Video" is known, and as a recording apparatus, a still video camera is known. The still video floppy disk has 50 tracks, i.e., from an outermost first track to an innermost 50th track, and a video signal of one field can be recorded on each track. In order to record a video signal of one frame (two fields), two adjacent tracks are used. In the still video floppy disk, a recording format such as a date, time, track No., field/frame ID data, and user code is defined as identification data to be added to a still image to be recorded, i.e., ID data.
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Traumatic avulsion of nerve roots from the spinal cord is a devastating event that usually occurs in the brachial plexus of young adults following motor vehicle or sports accidents or in newborn children during difficult childbirth. A strategy to restore motor function in the affected arm by reimplanting into the spinal cord the avulsed ventral roots or autologous nerve grafts connected distally to the avulsed roots has been developed. Surgical outcome is good and useful recovery in shoulder and proximal arm muscles occurs. Pain is alleviated with motor recovery but sensory improvement is poor when only motor conduits have been reconstructed. In experimental studies, restoration of sensory connections with general improvement in the outcome from this surgery is pursued.


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dnl      Software Foundation; either version 3 of the License, or (at your
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([@B20]), and inhibitory effects on the maturation of DCs ([@B21]). In a mouse model of skin transplantation, Goldstein and colleagues successfully delivered mycophenolic acid loaded-PLGA nanoparticles to myeloid cells, which prolonged allograft associated with upregulation of programmed death ligand-1 ([@B22]). Using a similar mouse model of skin graft transplantation, treatment with a mixture of rapamycin- and tacrolimus-loaded nanomicelles was shown to effectively target multiple immune cell subsets in the lymph node, with a prolonged allograft survival ([@B23]). Moreover, locally controlled and sustained release of corticosteroids using a biodegradable nanoparticle system after corneal transplantation prevents graft rejection in rats ([@B24]). In conclusion, these studies provide a comprehensive *in vitro* and *in vivo* evidence for the superiority of PLGA encapsulated immunomodulatory drugs over the soluble form and its potential inclinical care to provide diagnostic and prognostic information as well as for quantifying the treatment efficacy of transplant patients (Figure [1](#F1){ref-type="fig"}B).

Concluding Remarks and Outstanding Questions {#S6}
============================================

The use of nanoparticles represents a promising therapeutic strategy to target APCs *in vivo* and negatively modulate the immune response in organ transplant recipients. Nanoparticles are capable to induce antigen-specific myeloid cells with suppressive function that promote regulatory T cells expansion ([@B46]). Therefore, the immunosuppressive effects of nanoparticles loaded with donor antigens are ultimately transplant- and patient-specific. In addition, assays that evaluate the robustness of this nanotherapeutic approach and potentially distinguish between tolerant and non-tolerant patients need to be optimized. This could be in part be monitored using gene expression profiling of the patient's blood, urine, or transplant biopsy as previously reported. As


Sen. Sanders. "I believe it is time to release these animals from the laboratories where they are currently housed and allow them to live in humane sanctuaries – a move that would create a sizeable savings to taxpayers."

If the lab has chimps it wants for experimental purposes it will need to find the money to house them. If they are not needed then the accounts department will ask what they are doing with them?

Scientists are generally a decent bunch, particularly those in the bio-science fields. If there are chimps being used to further the knowleg of say Altzimer's disease(sorry about my speeelling) then the staff will do what is needed to get that information, sod the chimps. But if they are not needed then the scientists are asstructured here. It might have been different before Thacher.

It avoids polititians having to make decisions about how many chimps or mice to have as lab animals. Leave that sort of thing to the universities or pharmasuticle companies that want them.

I was under the impression that if a scientist wanted to use a specific animal for a medical experiment then provided the ethics committee agreed that it was apropriate and the budget was there he could do so without being restricted by blancket banns from central government.

I was under the impression that if a scientist wanted to use a specific animal for a medical experiment then provided the ethics committee agreed that it was apropriate and the budget was there he could do so without being restricted by blancket


the successor guardian of his estate, argues that
Judge Herman's order is proper pursuant to the Texas Probate Code, section 608.  Because the probate
court lacked the statutory authority to order a district court to transfer the pending divorce and
accompanying parent-child proceeding, we will conditionally grant the writ of mandamus.

BACKGROUND

	Gitta and Richard Milton married in 1991 and had one child.  Richard had been married
twice previously with each marriage ending in divorce.  There was one child born of each previous
marriage.  Each of Richard's former spouses was appointed managing conservator of her child. In April
1995, following a failed suicide attempt, doctors saved Richard's life, however, he has been in a vegetative
state since and resides in an Austin nursing home where he will probably remain for the rest ofi.e., claims by
a defending party hailed into court against his will.  Additionally, Scherer cites Eagle Property, Ltd. v.
Scharbauer, 807 S.W.2d 714, 719 (Tex. 1990), defining pendent jurisdiction as jurisdiction over parties
not named in claims properly before the court and over whom there is not an independent basis of
jurisdiction.  The purpose of pendent and ancillary jurisdiction is to permit the hearing of tangentially related
cases, if hearing these cases would promote judicial economy.  The divorce and parent-child proceedings
are not claims "asserted defensively" and so are not within the definition of ancillary jurisdiction.  Scherer
argues that combining the divorce, parent-child proceeding and the guardianship proceedings, which have
overlapping issues, would promote judicial economy.
	We disagree.  At one point during the hearing on the motion to transfer, Judge


not abuse its discretion.  Tex. Family Code Ann.
§ 3.63(a) (West 1993). The divorce and parent-child proceedings are not within the definition of ancillary
jurisdiction.  Additionally, the exercise of pendant jurisdiction by the probate court will not promote judicial
economy.

CONCLUSION

	We hold that the statutory Travis County Probate Court Number One erred and abused
its discretion by ordering the 261st District Court of Travis County to transfer the divorce and parent-child
proceeding to itself.  A statutory probate court lacks the statutory authority to transfer such proceedings
pending in a district court to the statutory probate court under the only statutory provision addressing
statutory probate court transfer orders, section 608 of the probate code.  Additionally, the exercise of
pendent jurisdiction over the divorce and parent-child proceedings by the probate court will notthe hearing on the motion to transfer,  Judge Herman asked Gitta
Milton's attorney many questions about divorce and parent-child proceedings regarding standing of former
spouses, courts of continuing jurisdiction for children of previous marriages, motions to modify child
support, characterization of property as compared to division of property.  As pointed out by Gitta Milton's
attorney, the probate court is obligated to divide community property in a 50-50 manner.  Such is not the
case in a divorce proceeding, as the court can divide the community property any way the judge sees fit
as long as it is a just and right division and the court does not abuse its discretion.  Tex. Family Code Ann.
§ 3.63(a) (West 1993). The divorce and parent-child proceedings are not within the definition of ancillary
jurisdiction.  Additionally,


they're free!
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us. This is part of the plan. They're supposed to engage my mother in conversation to make her feel comfortable. Yet over the next 20 minutes, not many words are exchanged. I begin to lose confidence in the plan. My mother and I finish our meals and rise from the table. As we're leaving the dining room, I see an empty table and ask her to sit down. "I have to talk to you," I say.

"Okay," she replies.

"I'm going away for a while."

"Yeah, so what? You go away all the time."

"That's true," I say, "but you're going to stay here while I'm gone."

All of a sudden my mother is as quick as a cobra about to strike its prey. "No!" she screams, slamming her fist down on theapproach. Additionally, Mangyan agriculture is organic. They avoid the usage of pesticides. In their traditional education system, elders also teach children the skills of agriculture at an early age. Studies have also confirmed that logging in Mindoro is caused not by Mangyans, but by non-indigenous loggers.

Mangyans have also been falsely accused of beings 'beggars', in general. Some Mangyans do come down from the mountains, but mostly during the Christmas season, where people (not just Mangyans) do the pamamasko tradition. Mangyans are branded as beggars, while non-Mangyans who do the pamamasko are not. Mangyans are also merchants, selling self-made community-advocated products such as brooms, hammocks, bags, textiles, and accessories. They also sell surplus crops. However, the return for their works are small due to the negative perceptions of non-Mangyans


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Astronomers Reveal Interstellar Thread of One of Life’s Building Blocks

ALMA and Rosetta map the journey of phosphorus

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Phosphorus, present in our DNA and cell membranes, is an essential element for life as we know it. But how it arrived on the early Earth is something of a mystery. Astronomers have now traced the journey of phosphorus from star-forming regions to comets using the combined powers of ALMA and the European Space Agency’s probe Rosetta. Their research shows, for the first time, where molecules containing phosphorus form, how this element is carried in comets, and how a particular molecule may have played a crucial role in starting life on our planet.

"Life appeared on Earth about 4 billion years ago, but we still do not know


I am a 30 year old male who wants more sex than my partner, which causes all kinds of frustration and resentment on both sides. What can I do to lower my libido?

I want to have sex way more often than my partner does. This leads to immense frustration on my part, and irritation/sadness on hers. I know this is the biggest relationship cliche out there, but this time, I'm the one who is going to change. I honestly don't think that there's any possible way to get her more interested in fucking me.

When we do have sex it is usually pretty amazing for both of us (she certainly isn't motivated enough to fake her orgasms, so that part is legit), it's just that it doesn't happen asleads to her calling me a "jerk" and falling asleep.

not okay.
She knows how I feel (a couple months ago after a bit of a dry spell, I had a crying breakdown and told her that I felt trapped in the relationship due to her lack of sexual interest) but seems unwilling/unable to change.

not okay. in fact all of everything that you have said in regard to her reaction to you communicating your needs to her is so not okay that it is, as forktine said, assholeish. sorry to say this to you but she's a fucking selfish twat. you have done everything you can to make this work and she has done what? squat. this is NOT OKAY and it's not your responsibility to be the only one


and just feel like you're not good enough because you can't give them what they want.posted by KateHasQuestions at 10:32 PM on January 6, 2009

I agree with a lot of people above that there are some real red flags in your description of this relationship, and maybe there isn't much hope... But I keep thinking about the following circumstances:

You get home from work, after a long, stressful day that has left you physically and mentally numb. You are tired. You know you still have some chores left to do, and you just want to get them done and then chill out in front of the TV/computer/good book/whatever. You finally get to your nice, warm, comfortable home, and your significant other is there to meet you. You still justwant to chill out, but he clearly has something else on his mind. He makes the advance that you knew was coming, and, for the life of you, you just don't have the energy to even consider all the exercise that goes into a really good romp. So you say no. He responds, "Well, will you at least jack me off, huh?"

You'd be a little upset, too, in that situation, wouldn't you? You'd be likely to respond with a little bit of disgust... Not because you're completely disgusted by the idea of such an activity but because, right now, at that instance, you really just don't have the energy. You can't even be concerned about your own sexual interests, and here your partner is requesting you to put


years, twenty years, and know that your sexual relationship with this woman would remain the same -- or further diminish -- would you marry her anyway?

Only you can decide.

Every partnership has heartbreaking challenges and sacrifices. If each were paraded before the interwebs populace, all likely would be met with throaty "DTMFA!" cries. (Never mind that some of the most vocal commentators have only experienced long-lasting relationships with their PCs).

Joe down the road may be having bionic sex with his GF every night, but they rarely talk anymore. Mike at work may be banging his wife twice daily, but when they fight, they get drunk and punch each other. Larry at the gym hasn't had sex with his partner in a year, but she's the best friend he's everjust go with it and get in the mood as you go, and sometimes you've had a hard day and there's just no way. I think 2 - 3 times a week after eight years is reasonable, but it's not what I think, and really this is more about how you communicate than anything about sex.

Ex-Mr. Llama wanted sex pretty much constantly and was pretty much asking me to get him off every time I turned around. Seriously. I walk my dog less in one day than that man wanted sex. After a while he kind of seemed like one big penis walking around going, Hello? Hello? Blow me?

We had a zillion other problems and this is not the only reason he's ex-Mr. Llama, but it's a compatibility


seems happy with the outcome, so I think calls to DTMFA are seriously premature here. People who are overall very happy and in love with each other should not DTMFA over something that can be fixed if they are in fact committed to the relationship.

There are two real issues here. One is of sex frequency."How do I kill my sex drive?" is probably not the solution here. Because a relationship is a partnership of two people, what's most appropriate here is that both partners work towards a compromise that works for everyone. A couples' therapist is absolutely key here.

The more important issue, however, is totally key to marriage or any long term relationship, and that is conflict resolution. Mrs Anonymous doesn't seem willing to address something that isa key issue for her partner, and Mr Anonymous (I suspect) is probably focusing much more on his need to get it on rather than laying down the fundamental groundwork of relaxation and intimacy.

In short, conflicting sex drives are not that big of a relationship hurdle. Your mutual inability to overcome that hurdle, however, is - and it's something that needs to be addressed with the help of a professional because it's key to a good marriage.

It isn't just about the sex. Everything that is connected to sex (at least in a relationship) says "I love you I need you I want you", that is the part you would be losing if you gave up your desire, or cheated or adapted. When a woman is avoiding sex with


makes the transition from lust to contentment possible and is scientifically verifiable. Even people of the sort who will reflexively damn this post can recognize the inevitable alterations in their relationships, but usually want to ascribe them to something other than their biology. In the end, while mental tricks can temporarily fool biology, biology usually prevails.

Oddly, you chose this person for reasons you can't even identify. "It just felt right" comes to mind. Ever wonder why?

Ever wonder why it's called 'The Seven Year Itch"? Don't you find it curious that this is close to the point at which human babies are past their most vulnerable phase? Do you think perhaps that the truth percolated into the collective conciousness years before there was science to explain it? Worth considering,work on the problem or find a new SO, because this has enormous potential to blow up in your face down the road.posted by Brandon Blatcher at 7:23 AM on January 7, 2009

The vast majority of the comments here are about sexual incompatibility. But, friend, that is not what this is about. This is a big flashing red sign saying that there's the chance -- just the chance -- that this is a symptom of a rather larger problem: that she doesn't care enough about your happiness to inconvenience herself. Perhaps that's not the case. Maybe the problem really is just sex, which is still a big deal, but could be surmountable. But speaking as somebody in your position years ago -- before he got married -- you


some of the ways in which she's putting you before herself. That's fine, partners in a good relationship don't shove these things in each other's faces. So if you have twelve things in your column and ten in hers, wonderful -- maybe this is just about sex, and if you feel the relationship is worth suppressing your desires for the long term, that's your choice (I happen to agree, for what it's worth). Just keep an eye on it in the future.

But if your column has fifteen items and hers has two, well, there's a problem, my friend. This could mean she's a selfish twat, as violetk said. It could mean that she simply doesn't particularly love or respect you in the true sense of the words. Orgotten what you want. I know it's hard, but you are going to have to move out, cut off all communication, possibly even move to a different city, just to be away from a woman you love but will forever make you feel inhuman.posted by Electrius at 7:45 AM on January 7, 2009 [1 favorite]

I had a boyfriend who wanted sex more than I did - the pressure was insane. And there's little more hurtful than hearing, "Hey, how about a blowjob instead?" when you've made it clear that you're not in the mood. Guys need to understand that "not in the mood" means mood for all things sexual, not just the actual sex act. A blowjob or a handjob from someone who isn't the slightest bit turned


I started talking about our sexual renaissance in public is that this kind of sexual recovery is not as rare as I imagined. Being a writer by trade and a blabbermouth by inclination, a blog like this was inevitable.

It's important to note that she is placing her career before sex ("The sex thing has been an issue for us for about the last 5-6 years (basically ever since she started her career)), so they both should be open to making some changes.posted by Brandon Blatcher at 9:09 AM on January 7, 2009 [1 favorite]

As a woman who likes sex I have to agree that the phrase "would you like to touch it?" would completely turn me off. There is no romance in that! Asking me for a bjafter I just turned down sex means you aren't listening to me, which again is a huge turn-off (it isn't clear from your post if you are doing that when you ask for a bj). I don't think this is a sexually incompatible problem (since you do have great sex) as much as a communication problem. You say she knows how you feel but how does she feel? Your post and answers are almost exclusively about you, which makes me think you aren't aware of what she thinks about the situation. When you broke down what was her response? It is odd that you haven't said. If she just shrugged and said "yeah, you have a problem, but it isn't MY problem" then that is one thing; but


of the relationship. Frequent, affectionate, not explicitly sexual touching is a good place to start. Sincere compliments and affirmations are helpful too. Considerate help around the house (particularly when it's spontaneous and unasked for) is great. Developing hobbies that you can enjoy together is also a great idea. One kind of bonded intimacy can easily become another. If the hobby increases feelings of no-stress togetherness, that feeling can bleed into other arenas.

All these things create intimacy and help make me feel like a beautiful, desirable woman. It also makes me feel bonded to my partner and in sync with him. These things make me feel much more sexual. But again, this kind of foreplay works best when its a part of our lives all the time and notsites (latitude 37.2N, longitude 126.9E) were measured. Parameters assessed were stem height (measured from top to bottom) and diameter (stem thickness measured at 10 cm above the soil level using slide calipers). Three leaves, the largest from the 10th to18th leaves from the top, were used for measurements of leaf area and chlorophyll content with an LI‐3100 area meter (LI‐COR Biosciences, Lincoln, NE) and ethanol extraction method (Lichtenthaler, [1987](#pbi13036-bib-0037){ref-type="ref"}), respectively.

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Saccharification efficiency of transgenic poplars grown for 3 months at LMO sites was measured. Stem tissues were dried at 65 °C for 3 days and ground to a fine powder. Reducing sugar content was determined using the method of Yang *et al*. ([2013](#pbi13036-bib-0065){ref-type="ref"}) with slight modification. Briefly, for pretreatment, the ground materials (\~2 mg) were transferred into a 2‐mL screw‐cap


piece of firmware that it thinks may be needed. That data then sits in memory while the system is suspended. At resume time, those cached blobs are available to any driver, with no need for filesystem access or user-space involvement, via the usual request_firmware() interface. Once the resume process is complete, the firmware loader will, after a small delay, release all of those cached firmware images, freeing the associated memory and address space for other uses.

The patch seems close to an ideal solution. Firmware loading at resume time becomes more robust, there is no need for drivers to be concerned with how it works, and wasted memory is minimized. Even Linus said "Nothing in this patchset made me go 'Eww'," which, from him, can be seen as reasonablyHeterozygosities and genetic relationship of tea cultivars revealed by simple sequence repeat markers and implications for breeding and genetic mapping programs.
Genetic maps are essential tools for quantitative trait locus analysis and marker-assisted selection breeding. In order to select parents that are highly heterozygous for genetic mapping, the heterozygosity (HS) of 24 tea cultivars (Camellia sinensis) was analyzed with 72 simple sequence repeat markers. In total, 359 alleles were obtained with an average of 4.99 per marker. The HS varied greatly from 37.5 to 71.0% with an average of 51.3%. On average, tea cultivars from Fujian Province showed a higher level of heterozygosity (59.8%) than those from Zhejiang (48.5%) and Yunnan (44.5%), and the 12 national tea cultivars were generally more heterozygous than the 12 provincial cultivars. Unweighted pair-group


like to consider spherically symmetrical problem Hamiltonian function must depend only on $ \sum (\tilde x_{\beta})^2$ and if we assume that potential interaction part $U$ commute with all components vector ${\stackrel{\rightarrow}{{x}}}$ then potential function must be chosen in a form $({\stackrel{\rightarrow}{{\tilde x}}})^2+{({\stackrel{\rightarrow}{l}})^2\over M^2}$. The last expression is the Kazimir operator of four dimensional rotating group with 6 generators ${\stackrel{\rightarrow}{{\tilde x}}},({\stackrel{\rightarrow}{l}}$.

Finally we in what follows we will investigate the Kepler problem with Hamiltonian function $$H=2m\epsilon-({\stackrel{\rightarrow}{p}})^2+{({\stackrel{\rightarrow}{f}})^2\over T^2}+{2m\alpha\over \sqrt {({\stackrel{\rightarrow}{{\tilde x}}})^2+{({\stackrel{\rightarrow}{l}})^2\over M^2}}}\label{HAM}$$

Algebra of spherically invariant variable
=========================================

All spherically invariant variables may be united into elements of two mutually commutative algebras of $O(1.2)$ groups in a following way ( $p^2\equiv ({\stackrel{\rightarrow}{p}})^2$, $l=\sqrt {({\stackrel{\rightarrow}{l}})^2}$ and so on , below $t\equiv t-{mT^2\over \nu}$) $$T{p^2\over 2m}=s_+^1={l\over 2} \cosh \tau e^{\rho},\quad {f^2\over 2mT}=s_-^1={l\over 2} \cosh \tau e^{-\rho},are ready to present the Hamiltonian (\[HAM\]) of a problem in terms of ”generators” of $O(1.2)$ algebra in a following way $$H=2m\epsilon-{2m\over T}(s_+^1-s_-^1)+{2m\alpha\over \sqrt {{4\over M^2}[(s_+^1s_-^1-{1\over 4}
(s_0^1)^2)-((s_+^1s_-^2+s_-^1s_+^2-{1\over 2}s_0^1s_0^2)]}}\label{HAM1}$$ Using (\[DC\]) Hamiltonian function (\[HAM1\]) may be rewritten in equivalent form $$H=M^2(1-{m^2T^2\over \nu^2})+{2m\over T}(s_+^2-s_-^2)+{m\alpha\over \sqrt {{4\over M^2}[(s_+^1s_-^1-{1\over 4}(s_0^1)^2)-((s_+^1s_-^2+s_-^1s_+^2-{1\over 2}s_0^1s_0^2)]}}\label{HAM11}$$ From the last expression it is obvious that Poisson brackets of the first term of last formulae with all components of the vector ${\stackrel{\rightarrow}{s^1}}$ equal to zero and the second term is commutative with all components of the vector ${\stackrel{\rightarrow}{s^1+s^2}}$. This fact essentially simplified calculations in the next section.

Equations of motion and its resolving
=====================================

Differentiation on proper time will be denoted by dot index under corresponding variable. From (\[HAM1\]),(\[HAM11\]) and (\[CR\]) it follows the system of equations for unknown components of $s^1,s^2$


undrafted and still be one of the few to find NFL success. That player is Utah’s Tyler Huntley.

Huntley has been the Utes' starting quarterback dating back to 2017 and was average to slightly above average in his first two years in the role. He missed a handful of games due to injury in both 2017 and 2018 and capped those years with 72.1 and 78.0 PFF overall grades, respectively. Then, in 2019, Huntley put together a special, yet underrated, season.

Huntley put together an elite 90.0 PFF overall grade for the 2019 season that ranked eighth among FBS quarterbacks. And he was the eighth-most valuable player in all of college football, regardless of position — leading Utah to an 11-3 season. In 12 of those 14 games Huntley playedis better than the *All* with 6 points on average. It is interesting noticing the trade-off between precision and recall; while precision drops with 7 points on average when fine-tuning compared to the non-fine-tuned model, recall increases by 13 points. In fact, for every fine-tuning epoch, precision drops by about 1 point compared to the previous epoch while recall increases at a double rate. This shows that fine-tuning helps in segmenting the sentence into smaller pieces by inserting more breaks, even though small differences in positioning them are highly penalised in terms of precision.

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for the training data of MuST-Cinema at 3 stages; at the initial corpus compilation stage (*None*), after segmenting the data with the model fine-tuned on small amounts of data with <eol> (*ft$\_$eol*), and after 1 iteration of the method proposed above (*ft$\_$iter1*). There is a clear increase in the number of length-conforming subtitles, reaching up to 92% for Italian after only one iteration. This shows that training data can be efficiently and automatically annotated with the missing line breaks.

Conclusions and future work
===========================

There are missing elements in the existing subtitling corpora which hinder the development of automatic NMT solutions for subtitling. These elements are i) lack of audio/utterance duration, and ii) information about subtitle breaks. MuST-Cinema addresses these limitations by mapping the parallel sentences to audio and annotating the11

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WASHINGTON, DC - JUNE 02: Jozy Altidore of the United States and Head Coach Jurgen Klinsmann celebrate victory after the International Friendly match between Germany and the United States at the RFK Stadium on June 2, 2013 in Washington, DC

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The U.S. gutted out a solid win on Friday night in Jamaica, but they will have to keep getting better each game. After beating Germany in a friendly the previous week and posting six goals in the past two games, the tendency is to declare the U.S. ready for Brazil. While it is nice to finally see the team putting a few in the back of the net, especially Jozy Altidore, the squad still needs a lot of work


unlike Jamaica’s current roster), the former strategy for the U.S. resembled the kick-and-run style game you might see in college. But as the development and skill level reaches new heights in this country, the long ball strategy is becoming merely wasteful. As a result, Klinsmann has tried to implement a possession-based strategy.

Unfortunately, the U.S. has not yet developed any true midfield wizards like the Hazards and (insert any Spanish player)s of the world. Playing through the midfield proved to be futile on Friday, as per usual. Even against a Jamaican squad that played horrible team defense, anytime the U.S. tried to bring the ball directly up the middle everything was very clogged. But when they gain possession and then attack through the wide channels they are very dangerous.
Subprime Auto Defaults Are Soaring, and PE Firms Have No Way Out - thisisit
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-12-21/subprime-auto-defaults-are-soaring-and-pe-firms-have-no-way-out
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downrightmike
The way out is to stop scamming people.

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mariuolo
Thing is the people selling the loans aren't the ones who will have to be
repaid, so they'll do anything for that commission.

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akanet
Those of you interested in the gory details of just how shady subprime auto
lenders are getting should read this recent report on one of the big lenders:
[https://www.plainsite.org/realitycheck/creditacceptance.html](https://www.plainsite.org/realitycheck/creditacceptance.html)

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JonnyNova
That is what you get for giving out risky loans to marginally qualified
applicants just because you could charge high rates.

Same applies to the current student loan crisis too.

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acd
Central banks flooding banks with cheap credit. It is bound to end up
somewhere where there is profit from higher interests and then go bust. Why do
we keep saving the banks bad loans?

Is there also


subprime credit card debt?

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notfromhere
who knew bad loans to folks with no means to pay for them would ever backfire?

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russh
No problem, we'll just make more of them and once the economies of scale kick-
in we'll be rich!

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allengeorge
Don’t forget to repackage them! I’ve heard that doing so, and partitioning the
resulting basket up dilutes the risk and makes them higher quality!

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cirgue
This seems like an excellent asset to insure. You're guaranteed profit unless
the entire underlying market collapses!

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perl4ever
I recall reading an article by someone or other which argued that auto loans
cannot be a bubble in the way that stocks or houses have been, because
generally there is not demand for cars by people who simply want to flip them
for a higher price. Everybody who buys a car is buying a depreciating asset
because they actuallyyaw and roll axes, respectively. As a result of control loop action, in the attitude control system, to overcome the effect of external disturbance torques acting on the spacecraft, angular momentum is accumulated by the reaction wheels. Due to the reaction wheel momentum storage limitations (i.e. speed), means must be provided to periodically remove such accumulated angular momentum by the application of appropriate external control torques to the spacecraft.


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			str = "unknown user";
			break;
		default:
			str = t_strconcat("pam_authenticate() failed: ",
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		}
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			}
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	}

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		}
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	}

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	}
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	return PAM_SUCCESS;
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{
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	(void)pam_set_item(pamh, PAM_TTY, "dovecot");
}

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{
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It's an ice fishing hut.
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Not true. We have fantastic
technology in Canada.
-I noticed, you're wearing a pin
that I'm familiar with because
Lorne Michaels wears this pin.
-Yes.
-This is the Order of Canada
pin.
-It is indeed, yes.
-That's quite an honor.
-It is Canada's highest
civilian honor.
-And how -- when did you --
when were you --
[ Light laughter ]
-It is, actually.
[ Laughter ]
-When were you awarded yours?
-Last year.
-Oh, wow.
-Yeah, yeah,
on my birthday last year.
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So this birthday really sucked
compared to that one.
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Kiersten Danielle Beach, niece of the groom, and Britnie Elisabeth Marie Collins, niece of the bride, were flower girls. William Henry Harris Collins, nephew of the bride, was ring bearer.

A program of wedding music was provided by Dwight Payne Berry, organist, and Denise Miller Hackenburg, vocalist.

After a wedding trip to Cancun, Mexico, the couple will reside in Wallace.

The bride is a 1995 honor graduate of Charles B. Aycock High School and a 2000 graduate of North Carolina State University with bachelor of science degree in animal science and biological business management.


of mutually unbiased weighing matrices of order $n_1+n_2$ and weight $w$ with $min\left(\left|\mathcal{W}_1\right|,\left|\mathcal{W}_2\right|\right)$ elements (we shall call this collection $\mathcal{X}$). By applying the induction hypothesis to $\left\{\mathcal{X},\mathcal{W}_3,\cdots,\mathcal{W}_{k}\right\}$, we have that there are $$\min\left(\left|\mathcal{X}\right|,\left|\mathcal{W}_3\right|, \cdots, \left|\mathcal{W}_{k}\right|\right)
=\min\left(\min\left(\left|\mathcal{W}_1\right|,\left|\mathcal{W}_2\right|\right),\left|\mathcal{W}_{3}\right|, \cdots, \left|\mathcal{W}_{k}\right|\right)
= \min_{1 \leq i \leq k}\left(\left|\mathcal{W}_i\right|\right)$$ mutually unbiased weighing matrices of order $(n_1+n_{2})+\sum_{i=3}^{k} n_i=\sum_{i=1}^{k} n_i$ and weight $w$.

Two weighing matrices, $H$ and $K$, are [*equivalent*]{} if $H = PKQ$, where $P$ and $Q$ are unimodular permutation matrices (i.e., each row/column has exactly one nonzero unimodular entry). We use the notation $H \cong K$.

Let $W$ be a weighing matrix of order $n$ and weight $w$. If $W \cong W_1 \oplus W_2$ for some $W_1$ and $W_2$ of order strictly less than $n$, then $W$ is said to be [**decomposable**]{}. We may write $W$$n$ vertices with an edge between $i$ and $j$ if and only if at least one nonzero entry in row $i$ is in the same column as a nonzero entry in row $j$. Two rows of $W$ are in the same non-decomposable block if and only if there is a path between the corresponding nodes in $G$. Thus, a non-decomposable block of $W$ can be found by taking the rows corresponding to all vertices in any connected component of $G$ and removing any columns that only have zeroes. The number of non-decomposable blocks of $W$ is the number of connected components of $G$. By placing the number of vertices in each non-decomposable block into a list and sorting that list (say we now have $n_1,n_2,\cdots,n_k$), we have that


Continue this argument so that the block structure is the same between all matrices in the set of unbiased weighing matrices. By applying Corollary \[cor:mat\_upper\] to Proposition \[prop:blocks\_upper\], we have our result.

Upper bound for Mutually Unbiased Weighing Matrices of Weight 3
---------------------------------------------------------------

\[lem:cw\_n\_3\_blocks\] A $UW(n,3)$, $H$, is unbiased with $K$ if and only if $K$ has the same block structure as $H$.

From [@unit-weigh13 Theorem 12], we know that $H$ may be transformed into a matrix of the following form:

$$\left(
\begin{array}{ccc}
 1 & 1       &1 \\
 1 & a       &\overline{a} \\
 1 & \overline{a} &a
\end{array}
\right) \oplus \cdots \oplus \left(
\begin{array}{ccc}
 1 & 1       &1 \\
 1 & a      &\overline{a} \\
 1 & \overline{a} &a
\end{array}
\right) \oplus
\left(
\begin{array}{cccc}
 1 & 1 &1 &0 \\
 1 & - &0 &1 \\
 1 & 0 &- &- \\
 0 & 1 &- &1
\end{array}
\right)
\oplus \cdots \oplus
\left(
\begin{array}{cccc}
 1 & 1 &1 &0 \\
 1 & - &0 &1 \\
 1 & 0 &- &- \\
 0 & 1 &- &1
\end{array}
\right).$$

We may assume that the first 3 rows of $K$ have a 1 in the first column by appropriate row permutations.

Assume that the top left block in $H$ is a $UW(3,3)$. If columns 2 and 3 of $K$ are both zero in any of the first 3 rows, then the inner product of row 1 in $H$ and that row


$(n-3) \times (n-3)$ or $(n-4) \times (n-4)$ block, we have a $UW(n-3,3)$ or $UW(n-4,3)$, and we can recursively use the same argument to obtain the desired result.

\[th:cw\_n\_3\] The upper bound on the number of MUWM of the form $UW(n,3)$ is: $$\begin{cases}
   3 & \text{if } n \not\equiv 0 \mod 4 \\
   9 & \text{if } n \equiv 0 \mod 4
  \end{cases}$$\
where $n \in \{3,4\} \cup \{k:k\geq 6\}$.

Using Lemma \[lem:cw\_n\_3\_blocks\] with Proposition \[prop:blocks\_upper\] and the fact that the upper bound for $UW(3,3)$ is 3 and $UW(4,3)$ is 9 via Corollary \[cor:mat\_upper\], we have that if the matrix contains a $UW(3,3)$ in its block structure, then it acts as a limiting factor, causing the upper bound to be 3. Otherwise, it is 9, which candefinition of $m$-orthogonality and the results given in [@unit-weigh13 Section 3], we can determine that there are at most 11 [*different*]{} rows that are orthogonal to each of the rows of $W_5$, each with exactly one free variable.

Let $b$ be an arbitrary unimodular number and $\alpha$ a primitive third root of unity. The four main observations that are used in each line of the proof are:

1.  $|1-\alpha+b|=2 \implies b=\pm\overline{\alpha}$,

2.  $|1+\alpha+b|=2 \implies b=-\overline{\alpha}$,

3.  $|3+b|=2 \implies b=-1$,

4.  $1+\alpha+\overline{\alpha}=0$.

We will examine all candidates for row 1 of $W$. There are only 11 different candidates (up to a free variable), they are: $$\begin{array}{rccccc}
    (A)  & 1 & -       & b       & -b


($i \neq j$) contain exactly two elements, $0$ and $2^{k+1}$ (up to absolute value).

It is important to note that the number of vectors found through Conjecture \[conj:real-hada\] is usually less than the bound given in Theorem \[th:vec\_upper\_real\]. We believe that the upper bound is too high in this case because the vectors are [*flat*]{} (i.e., all contain entries that have the same absolute value). In fact, it is our belief that when the restriction of [*flatness*]{} is imposed on a set of vectors or matrices, a much smaller general upper bound should be possible.

Using the terminology from [@much10], these matrices form a set of [*weakly unbiased Hadamard matrices*]{}. However, it is important to note that the matrices formed here are a very special kind of unbiased Hadamard matrices1923. In the fall of 1923 he entered the California Institute of Technology. He struggled with the required curriculum of a freshman student and to help Thomas in his school work his parents set up a fully provisioned private laboratory in the family home in Pasadena, California. Here he demonstrated his ideas on electricity and gravity to invited guests such as the physicist and Nobel laureate, Robert A. Millikan. Millikan told the freshman student his ideas were impossible and advised him to complete his college education before trying to develop such theories. Brown left Caltech after his first year. In 1924 he attended Denison University, but left there after a year as well.

In September 1928 Thomas Townsend Brown married Josephine Beale, daughter of the Zanesville, Ohio  Clifford


USS Eldridge. Chapter 10 of the book was titled "The Force Fields of Townsend Brown", retelling of Brown's early work and claiming he was involved in the experiment and implying Brown's electrogravitics was the propulsion being used by UFOs. Electrogravitics is also popular with other conspiracy theorists with claims that it is powering the B-2 Stealth Bomber and UFOs and that it may have become a classified subject by 1957. There are further claims that it can be used to generate "free energy".

Brown's research and the "Biefeld–Brown effect" has since become something of a popular pursuit around the world, with amateur experimenters replicating his early experiments in the form of "ionic propulsion lifters" powered by high voltage.

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Cops Try to Make Sense of Deadly Skinhead Machete Attack Four New Hampshire teenagers are accused of murdering woman, injuring daughter.

Oct. 8, 2009 -- A close-knit New Hampshire town is reeling from the grisly weekend attack on a woman and her young daughter allegedly by a band of teenage skinheads who hacked the mother to death with machetes and knives and left an 11-year-old girl severely injured and bleeding in the family's front yard.

Adding to the horror are the coldhearted remarks two of the alleged teens made online and in person shortly after the killing, indicating a nonchalance about the gruesome crime.

Police arrested four teenagers in connection with the home invasion-turned-bloodbath, charging that the suspects chose the home of Kim Cates, 42, simply because of its distance fromany other homes in the rural town of Mont Vernon.

Prosecutors on Tuesday arraigned Christopher Gribble, 19, a devout Mormon scheduled to go on a church mission, and three younger suspects Steven Spader, 17, Quinn Glover, 17, and William Marks, 18, in connection with the robbery and killing.

Cates died from multiple injuries to the head, torso, left arm, and left leg, according to a statement from the New Hampshire attorney general. Her daughter, Jamie Cates, 11, who was slashed and tried to run for help, remains in the intensive care unit at Children's Hospital in Boston.

Gribble updated his Facebook page just hours after the attack, writing on Sunday: "had an awesome time with steve and autumn [sic]! dexter is such a funny show!" "Dexter" is a drama on Showtime


Spader were charged with first degree murder, attempted murder of a minor and conspiracy to commit first degree murder. Marks and Glover were charged with burglary, conspiracy to commit burglary, and armed robbery.

Gribble was the only suspect who had a lawyer at the time of the arraignment. Calls to his public defender were not returned.

Authorities have not yet disclosed what they believe was the teenagers' motive, but Sgt. Jim White of the New Hampshire State Police said there is "no indication" that the young men knew Cates and her daughter.

Mont Vernon is a small community of about 2,000 residents near the border of Massachusetts.

White said investigators were determining how the suspects, each from nearby towns, met each other but that it was "not unusual for kids from ruralareas to meet at regional high schools and through other activities."

Authorities believe Spader, who dropped out of high school last year, led the gang and is responsible for slitting sixth-grader Jamie Cates' throat with a machete. They believe he and Gribble, a handyman at Mormon church who was preparing to go on a mission, hacked Kim Cates to death.

Gribble was in the ROTC. On his Facebook page he posted photos showing him in uniform and holding a "favorite knife."

Anything sharp really, but I love swords and knives," Gribble wrote on Facebook in February.

Friends of the teenagers were shocked that the boys who came from middle class families and participated in activities like school musicals and the Boy Scouts could conspire to commit such brutality.

However, those who knew the


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¶ 18              Plaintiff's "Emergency Motion" stated:         "Specific references of

         'objections' do not appear in the Objector's Petition; for there is no Appendix

         present, nor is [sic] there any examples of alleged signature irregularities, page

         or line."

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                                                 10
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         Section on Delivery" are blank.

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               which the hearing of the electoral board was held. The party seeking

               judicial review must file a petition with the clerk of the court and must

               serve a copy of the petition upon the electoral board and other parties to

               the proceeding by registered or certified mail within  In the instant appeal, the second and fourth requirements are at issue. If

         plaintiff failed to serve by registered or certified mail as required, then proof of

         an act not done is obviously not possible.

¶ 50                                 III. Strict Compliance

¶ 51            Although some appellate courts had previously held that substantial

         compliance was sufficient, our supreme court has recently held: "There


transaction slips dated January 22, 2015.

¶ 56            Utilizing certified mail on January 22 is like closing the barn door when

         the horse is already a mile down the road. It is just too late. While "access to a

         place on the ballot is a substantial right not lightly to be denied," that concern

         does not undercut the strict compliance with section 10-10.1(a) (10 ILCS 5/10-

         10.1(a) (West 2012)) explicitly required by our supreme court. Bettis, 2014 IL

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the workers and respond promptly to their problems.”

He pointed to the rising incidence of strikes to illustrate the unions’ evaporating patience.

The main teachers’ unions have declared a shutdown for June 21, in the middle of high school exams, unless the government meets demands that include freeing up salary scales and hiring more staff.

Magistrates are threatening to close the courts unless they get more money.

Public services ground to a halt on May 26 due to a strike by civil servants who promised “the struggle will continue” unless the government accedes to demands for higher wages, more overtime pay and a 35-hour maximum work week for all state employees.

Union demands are backed by the PCP and the radical Left Bloc party, whose support is essential to keep Costa’s minority Socialistarticulated reasoning
on these issues, we decline to decide in the first instance the
weight and consequences of Singh’s and his counsel’s sworn
affidavits of nonreceipt, and remand to the BIA to do so. See
INS v. Ventura, 537 U.S. 12, 17 (2002) (per curiam). It would
be helpful to the court if on remand the BIA would specifi-
cally address what procedures or processes exist to assure that
petitioners are notified of the BIA’s decisions, including
assuring that decisions are actually mailed, and how petition-
ers can inform themselves of the status of pending decisions.

  [4] We therefore GRANT the petition for review and
REMAND for further proceedings consistent with this opin-
ion.

BLOCK, Senior District Judge, concurring in the result:

   I agree that the BIA’s failure to address the affidavits of
non-receipt requires remand. I write


The upshot is that AT&T likes to charge their smartphone customers for data they don’t use. Then when they get called on it, they expect people to simply trust them because the public is too stupid to understand their contracts. But a couple of US senators are on the case. So surely a revelation is at hand.may be constructed from a wide range of wave guide materials and in particular, those that are tolerant of channel loss. Further, there is a need for such an assembly that is tolerant of mechanical misalignment, thereby avoiding a requirement for precise mechanical alignment (i.e., that is tolerant of large coupling loss in the board-to-backplane connectors). There is also a need for such an assembly that allows multidropping signals transmitted from one board, so that multiple boards can receive the signal. Finally, there is a need for a scalable assembly that allows for a wide range of system scaling (i.e., a few boards to many boards) on a single physical infrastructure or backplane.


the Cardinals on November 17th, which was after the Yankees dealt Cervelli and re-signed Chris Young (though Martin Prado was still in tow), but it's hard to imagine they would have discussed taking on Melvin Upton's ugly contract with Young already signed.

Nonetheless, that prospect cost was more than enough for the Yankees to turn the Braves down. It would have been painful losing both Luis Severino and Aaron Judge in one trade, particularly since Heyward, the best player involved, was only under contract one year. An agreement for an extension would have needed to be worked out for it to make any sense. Acquiring Johnson and Simmons would have meant the Yankees did not have to re-sign Headley or do the three-player trade for Didi Gregorius. Thus, theyImplantable medical devices can be delivered to a target location within a patient and implanted therein. For example, endoluminal delivery techniques are well known. The delivery system typically includes a sheath and/or a catheter through which the implant is delivered to the target location. The implant is generally deployed from the sheath or catheter at the target location. Some implantable devices are completely self-expanding; they self-expand when released from the sheath or catheter and do not require any further expansion after the self-expanding step. The self-expansion can occur by proximally retracting the sheath or catheter, by pushing the implantable device from the sheath or catheter, or a combination thereof. Some implantable devices, however, are configured and adapted to be actuated during or after the self-expansion step. Exemplary replacement


of rape across Kerala churches

Mulakkal has been asked to surrender his passport and not enter Kerala except to appear before the investigation officers once in two weeks.

In June, a nun in Kerala had alleged that the Jalandhar-based bishop had raped her 13 times between 2014 and 2016 during his visits to the southern state.

He wrote to Pope Francis offering to “step aside temporarily”, and was arrested on 21 September after a vociferous and continuous protest by nuns and priests in Kerala demanding action on the nun’s complaint.

Mullakal had denied the charges claiming that “anti-church” forces were bent upon bringing a bad name to the institution. He alleged that that nun was involved in an “illicit relationship” with her relative and he had ordered action against her.

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Theformer offensive coordinator at Ohio State and Kansas who now coaches Michigan's offensive line. "It's no different than what we do."

There were opportunities to leave -- Princeton, UMass, Kent State. Men with similar profiles had left for bigger jobs, including Kehres' friend, Jim Tressel, who coached both Youngstown State and Ohio State to national championships.

But Kehres, who grew up just north of campus in Diamond, Ohio, played quarterback for Mount Union, graduated in 1971 and joined the coaching staff in 1974, stayed put.

"I was probably fearful of failing if I had left," he admitted. "What are the other coaches going to spot? What's our weakness? I lacked a little bit of the confidence that might cause you to spring forward and take on a bigger challenge."

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government, we will tarry a while and of course take a legal opinion as far as issues are concerned," Zakary Mohammed, a spokesperson for the House, said.

Mr. Olamilekan said the committee had received responses from other groups involved in the investigation including Vistajet International and Executive Jet Hangar.

He said the only responses being awaited by the committee are those from the ministry of petroleum, the NNPC, Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, NCAA, and Federal Airport Authority of Nigeria, FAAN.

"Today is April 28, the committee scheduled to receive the honourable Minister of Petroleum Resources and other agencies that have stake in this investigation.

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of the 5-hmC level after AA treatment was observed at the 5-hmC-control region in the *PFKFB3* gene ([Table S1](#supplementary-material-1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). Furthermore, AA treatment significantly decreased the 5-mC level of the selected region in PPAR-*γ* only in control fibroblasts, potentially indicating increased active demethylation processes ([Figure 4(a)](#fig4){ref-type="fig"}).

To reinforce this result, we carried out another locus-specific measurement on the same PPAR-*γ* gene region using the EpiMark 5-hmC and 5-mC Analysis Kit. This restriction enzyme-based technique distinguishes 5-mC from 5-hmC by the glycosylation of the hydroxyl group of 5-hmC. When the internal C of a CCGG sequence is modified, the glycosylation of 5-hmC changes the *MspI* cleavage site into a noncleavable one (for details, [see Materials and Methods](#sec2){ref-type="sec"}). The AA treatment decreased 5-mC levels (*p* = 0.029) and increased 5-hmC levels (*p*influence gene expression via regulating epigenetic processes. Here, we report that decreased nuclear accumulation of ascorbate in GLUT10-deficient fibroblasts of ATS patients is accompanied with an altered DNA hydroxymethylation pattern both at the global level and at specific gene regions. The findings suggest that vitamin C has an epigenetic role in the pathomechanism of ATS and represents the first example for the role of intracellular vitamin C transport in epigenetic regulation. The results suggest that ATS can be regarded as a compartmentalization disease.

É.M. and P.L. were supported by the MedInProt Protein Science Research Synergy Program of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. Z.N. was supported by a Marie Curie International Outgoing Fellowship within the European Community\'s Seventh Framework Programme (FP7-PEOPLE-2010-IOF No. 276107). É.M. was supported by the János Bolyai


of ascorbate of human fibroblasts derived from healthy controls or arterial tortuosity syndrome patients were compared by immunoelectron microscopy. After pretreatment of dehydroascorbic acid, cells were fixed and labeled with ascorbate antibody, and analyzed by following immunogold staining. (a) Representative images of the electron microscopy are shown from control (upper panel) and arterial tortuosity syndrome patient (lower panel) samples. Scale bar is 1 *μ*m. N: nucleus, Nu: nucleolus. (b) Nuclear/cytoplasmic ratio of immunogold particles---representing ascorbate---was assessed. A significantly lower level of nucleus/cytoplasm ascorbate ratio was found after dehydroascorbate treatment in fibroblasts derived from arterial tortuosity syndrome patients compared to control fibroblasts (4 in each groups). Data are means ± SEM, ^∗∗^ *p* \< 0.01.](OMCL2019-8156592.002){#fig2}

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irradiated by 95% of the prescription dose) of GTV and PTV were calculated and compared. For OARs of NPC patients, D1 (dose to 1% volume) of the spinal cord, brainstem, and lens, Dmean and D50 of parotids were evaluated. For prostate cancer patients, the Dmean, D40, and D70 (dose delivered to 40% and 70% volume) of bladder, Dmean, D5, V50, V60, V70 of rectum, Dmean and D2 of left and right femoral heads were calculated. All patient plans were calculated with a dose grid of 2 mm × 2 mm × 2 mm.

Relative percentage gamma passing rate (%GP) for individual target and OAR volumes, defined as individual volume‐based gamma index, such as *γ*GTV, *γ*PTV, *γ*brainstem, *γ*bladder, etc., were calculated with three different acceptance criteria: 4%/4 mm, 3%/3 mm, Global gamma                 0.98 ± 0.01   0.96 ± 0.02   0.99 ± 0.04    0.99 ± 0.003   0.99 ± 0.004   1.00 ± 0.00

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Table [3](#acm212062-tbl-0003){ref-type="table-wrap"} shows the correlations between metrics dose difference and individual volume %GP and global %GP with different gamma analysis criteria for NPC. %GPs of individual volumes had a higher percent of correlation with individual metrics dose differences compared with global %GPs. For individual volume gamma indices, 9, 12, and 9 out of 15 %DE metrics were correlated with individual volume %GP for 2%/2 mm, 3%/3 mm, and 4%/4 mm criteria, respectively. For global %GP, only 2


than those of global %GPs for NPC patients.

Due to the higher complexity of dose calculation in IMRT and VMAT treatment plans compared with 3D conformal radiotherapy (3D‐CRT), TPS performance verification and the independent verification of the dose calculation algorithm play an equally important role like verification of the treatment delivery and the comparison of the TPS‐calculated dose versus measured dose.[21](#acm212062-bib-0021){ref-type="ref"} Suggestions even had been made to switch from measurement‐based QA to model‐based QA to improve the time efficiency since research had shown that no dose delivery error occurred in 99.5% of the treatment plans.[22](#acm212062-bib-0022){ref-type="ref"} In this study, the VMAT dose calculation performed by Pinnacle TPS was verified with the COMPASS system using an inbuilt beam model as a model‐based QA process. The %DE of model‐based QA for mostwith global gamma indices for two‐arc VMAT NPC patients as shown by the ROC analysis of Fig. [2](#acm212062-fig-0002){ref-type="fig"}. The ROC analysis on prostate cancer patients indicated the individual volume %GPs were not very sensitive as they did for NPC patients. This could be due to the relative small target volumes and less complexity of one‐arc VMAT plans of prostate compared with NPC. We probably need a more strict acceptance criteria for one‐arc VMAT plans in our future study. This is also one of the limitations of this study, currently, we still could not figure out which individual DVH metrics was the most sensitive index for two‐arc and one‐arc VMAT QA. A more comprehensive review of the QA results beyond gamma analysis should be done, such as additional representative


so consumption taxes are fairly reliable.

Which is sad, because consumption taxes are also fairly regressive.

If we want to move more of the tax burden to corporate profits, rather than
revenue (which is what consumption taxes basically are: corporate revenue
taxes), you need either international agreements to increase those taxes, or
tie profit taxes to local markets.

And now that I think of it, I think that might actually be possible: profit is
revenue minus cost, right? With consumption taxes being the same thing as
revenue taxes (which I think they are; it's a tax on the revenue corporations
get from selling to consumers. Dutch VAT (BTW) is also called "omzetbelasting"
(revenue tax).

So allow companies to deduct local costs from local revenue, and you've turned
revenue tax into profit tax.

This seems way too simple, so I'm probably missingsame person.

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exabrial
I'm ok with reduced taxes in general. An extraordinarily small percentage of
our tax money goes to essential services: police, fire, EMS, etc. The
efficiency of the US government (deliverable per dollar) is very poor. It may
not be like this in every country, but for now, it's likely best to keep those
dollars in the hands of individuals and businesses rather than a forced
transfer elsewhere.

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dv_dt
The efficiency of government is pretty high when it comes to IRS collection,
to Medicare, to many systems. Defense spending I'd agree is extraordinarily
inefficient.

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conanbatt
Does it: it costs 100's of billions to comply with tax law.

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dv_dt
There are other factors there, like corporations lobbying to block the IRS
doing simple preparations of personal returns (like other nations do).

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ChrisLomont
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          of the electronic structure reported here is obviously related to the Zener polaron model recently proposed for [Pr$_{0.60}$Ca$_{0.40}$MnO$_3$ ]{}on the basis of neutron scattering data.'
address: |
    Department of Physics and Centre for Scientific Computation,\
    University of Dublin, Trinity College, Dublin 2, Ireland.
author:
- 'G. Zheng and C.H. Patterson'
title: 'Ferromagnetic polarons in [La$_{0.5}$Ca$_{0.5}$MnO$_3$ ]{}and [La$_{0.33}$Ca$_{0.67}$MnO$_3$ ]{}'
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Introduction
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The current paradigm for the electronic structure of manganites ([A$_{1-x}$B$_{x}$MnO$_3$]{}) with x $\geq$ 1/2 is a lattice of Mn sites with [d$^{3}$ ]{}or [d$^{4}$ ]{}orbital occupancy, with the proportion of each decided by the value of x and orbital ordering (OO) of the occupied [e$_g$ ]{}orbital on [d$^{4}$ ]{}sites. The corresponding double-exchange model Hamiltonian has been studied extensively [@Yunoki98; @Fratini00; @Dagotto00]. Manganites with x $\geq$ 1/2 usually exhibit a