Boy Scouts of America could have prevented harm to his client and many other children by simply following the law and its own rules.

“From beginning to end, the Boy Scouts completely failed in their responsibilities to protect our youths,” Allard said. “Red flags were all over the place,” he continued. “They did not heed them. They did not restrict (Guinto) in any way. And something very preventable happened to at least two boys, affecting them for the rest of their lives.”

Allard said his client struggles to interact with, trust and love other people as a result of the alleged abuse.

“He was betrayed in a horrendous fashion by someone he very much trusted and who was completely unsupervised by those within the Boys Scouts allowing this to happen,” AllardQ:

Match partially or completely type parameter pack

I want to check if the type parameter pack are matching partially or completely with another parameter pack.
So far, I'm trying this:
template<typename... Arguments>
struct VariadicArguments
{
    template<typename... AnotherArguments>
    struct IsSame: std::bool_constant<sizeof...(AnotherArguments)==0> {};
};

template<typename Arg, typename... Arguments>
struct VariadicArguments<Arg, Arguments...>
{
    template<typename... Args>
    struct IsSame: std::false_type{};

    template<typename AnotherArg, typename... AnotherArguments>
    struct IsSame<AnotherArg, AnotherArguments...>:
        std::bool_constant<
            std::is_same<Arg, AnotherArg>::value &&
            VariadicArguments<Arguments...>::IsSame<AnotherArguments...>::value> { };

    template<>
    struct IsSame<> : std::true_type{};
};

template<>
struct VariadicArguments<>
{
    template<typename... Args>
    struct


IsSame : std::false_type {};

    template<>
    struct IsSame<> : std::true_type {};
};

I predicted that
VariadicArguments<int, float, double>::IsSame<int, float>::value // true because (int, float, double) partially matches (int, float)
VariadicArguments<int, float, double>::IsSame<int, double>::value // false because (int, float, double) doesn't partially matches (int, double) it should be in serial
VariadicArguments<int, float, double>::IsSame<int, float, double>::value // true because they are all same in serial
VariadicArguments<int, float, double>::IsSame<>::value // true because no arguments matches every parameter pack.

But I'm getting some compile-time errors

1>signal.hpp(25): error C2210:
  '_Val': pack expansions cannot be used as arguments to non-packed
  parameters in alias templates
1>signal.hpp(25): note: see
  reference to class template instantiation
  'VariadicArguments::IsSame'
  being compiled 1>d:\dell\source\repos\mimg\mimg-base\signal.hpp(29):
  note: see reference to class template instantiation
  'VariadicArguments' being compiled
1>signal.hpp(25): error C3770:
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if my friend watches the rehearsal?" "I have no objection." " Two cognacs, please." " Yes, director." "Coming up right away." "Three beers, please." "There you go." "Please excuse me." "Please excuse me." "Father Hansemann..." "Hendrik, will we look lovely in this play?" "We are lovely." "May I introduce my best friend, Barbara Bruckner?" "Nice to meet you." "What?" "There's a nice smell of lavender about you." "Can you smell the lavender, too?" "How shocking, on a man." "But I need it like my daily bread." "A little on the temples is as good as a night's sleep." "Sleep would be better, but there's no time." "A beer and a mineral water." "We'll hear what he has to say use the good bits, then play it our way."people for what they are." " Anyway, thank you for coming." " Let's skip the clichés." " What's your next project?" " I'm learning English." "English?" "Why?" " I'll be working in America." " But why?" "Here the curtain's descending." "Haven't you noticed?" "You're at the top here, hit after hit." "Thousands adore you." "So why go?" "Thousands!" "Soon they'll be raving about others." "There'll always be theater, no matter what happens in Germany." "No matter what happens in Germany?" "You really mean that?" "Well, all the best." "I'm leaving in a few days." "In a few days?" "I don't want to wait till it's too late." "But you'll always do well, Hendrik no matter what happens in Germany." "It's open." "Mephisto, I never lock the door." "Need


is the time to resist dictatorship!" "Otto, in the first place, we're actors..." "No, not a protest on the street." "I'm talking about the stage." "Still, I think we should wait a few days." "We must do something immediately." "Tonight." "Otto, I'd rather stay with the reserves." "Thank God I've no performance today." "GERMAN REICHS-MAIL" "Film contract, locations in Budapest leading role." "Production Manager Altenburger." "She really is a beauty." "She's sitting by the side altar." "Cut!" "Very good!" "The second one." "Now the scene where they follow her to the Fishermen's Bastion." "What's going on?" "What's going on?" "Are we done for today?" "Can we go?" " The Reichstag was burned down." " What?" "They say the communists set fire to it." "Your wife wants you tobars." "I understand you perfectly." "But in the Reich's capital?" "No offense, we're men, but..." "What's this Hamburg souvenir doing here?" "Juliette Martens." "Is she kept by you?" "You once, rightfully, said Professor Bruckner was not a man of the future." "And, even more rightly, you parted from his daughter." "If you have such a good instinct for a healthy, clean attitude what's this Negro-woman doing in Berlin?" "Mephisto it defies racial purity." "Don't even keep her picture at home." "General..." "Wait, I haven't finished." "I hope you completely understood me." " Yes." " So?" " She's not to come to any harm." " Leave that to me." "I'd like to request, Prime Minister that she'd be allowed to leave Germany unharmed." "Agreed." "She'll be taken to the


frontier and good-bye." "That's what we'll do." "And you'll hold a press conference, giving information about the theater." "The repertoire, plans and your performances." "In October there'll be a big cultural e vent in our Paris embassy." "I'd like you to attend it." "Böck." "I bet they know about him, too." "Böck, Böck, my note-book." "Böck stays." " Here it is." " Give it to me." "I have to call friends." "I urgently need a friend." " Find me a friend." " But you've so many friends." "Friends..." "Call Miss Nicoletta von Niebuhr." "Find the number and call her." "Shall I make coffee, or tea?" "Shall I become manager?" "Yes or no?" "Can I?" "May I?" "Must I?" "Is it my duty?" "Can I make myself useful?" "Ithank me for this raise." "I made it a condition for taking over this job." "Everything's covered with dust." "If you don't clean the dressing rooms as well as all the others you may have to look for another job." "I hope we'll get along." "If you have any problems, come to me." "I would like to treat you all to coffee." "Allow me to give you the money." "I'm sorry I can't come with you." "Joachim would like to speak to you." "Wait, Hannelore!" "Wait, Hannelore!" "So, now he can enter." "Please consider decent roles for me." "You're not like the other managers." "You're an actor yourself." "You understand." "I must act as if he's saying something important." "When you talk to actors, you must put them


at ease." "That goes for me, too." "No, I don't like Premières." "All night one has to wear a big, frozen smile." "I hate that." "You think it's a good costume?" "I don't!" "I think it's terrible!" "Good morning, Mr. Kappelmüller." "How are you?" " Good." " How's the family?" "So your daughter graduated as a hairdresser." "Maybe we can use her." "Good morning." "Haven't you noticed?" "New suit, new shoes, new manager, no?" "Well." "...ex-Bolshevik Höfgen, manager of the Prussian State Theater is letting his former comrade appear in his production of Hamlet." "Hannelore!" "Was the cast list for Hamlet posted yet?" "Not yet." "Good." "Let's wait another two days." "Thank you." "I must offer them more than old comrades." "You must cultivate connections." "That's the essencejobs." "You're so gifted." " I could have gone to America." " There you go." "I think I really was gifted." "But also a terrible coward." "What do I do elsewhere?" "Be an extra, a stage-hand, a technician?" "Do you think these hands were made for manual labor?" "I'll provide for you." "What else do you want?" "Success." "Hendrik Höfgen, just imagine..." "you'd belong to me." "Juliette, I have to go now." " Shall I see you again?" " I don't know." " Can I see you off at the station?" " No, you don't fit into the picture." "All right, forget the station." "Just do what you want." "I do." "That's why I'm here." "Juliette, don't write anymore." "It's no good." "There aren't many people in this


café." "Would you prefer to sit in the sun?" "You like that." "No." "Though I haven't had much sunshine lately." "May I ask you something?" "Do you still live alone?" "No, I've got friends." "And you?" "Friends... in times like these?" "It's difficult." "How can you still live in Berlin?" "What keeps you there?" "Barbara, I live in the theater." "And that is in Berlin?" "I don't think you can judge from Paris." "You're more than an actor now." "You took an oath." "You're a manager." "I didn't take the oath, I just moved my lips." "Someone has to save our values for a better world." "I'm playing Hamlet, whether those in power like Shakespeare or not." "Shakespeare is their ornament to prove "we're not as bad aswith a diagnosis of endometriosis and 413 women without endometriosis (control) identified no difference in serum AMH levels related to the type of endometriosis excluding women who had a past history of surgery for endometriomas (4.1 ± 3.4 ng/mL for the control group, 4.5 ± 3.6 ng/mL for the superficial peritoneal lesion group, 3.8 ± 2.9 ng/mL for the endometrioma group, 3.4 ± 3.0 ng/mL for the deep infiltrating endometriosis group, mean ± SD; P = 0.06) \[[@CR23]\].

Surgery for endometrioma {#Sec8}
------------------------

Unlike the controversy regarding the influence of an endometrioma itself on ovarian reserve, it appears conclusive that cystectomy for endometriomas diminishes ovarian reserve. Chang et al. and Iwase et al. first reported that cystectomy for endometriomas leads to a greater decrease of serum AMH levels than cystectomy for other benign ovarian tumors \[[@CR24], [@CR25]\]. Subsequently, several similar studies have been published. Among these, only


bipolar electrocoagulation after laparoscopic cystectomy for unilateral endometrioma \[[@CR36]\]. Serum AMH levels in the bipolar coagulation group were significantly lower at 1 month after surgery and similar at 3 months after surgery compared to those in the hemostatic matrix group (hemostatic matrix vs. bipolar coagulation: 3.73 ± 1.50 ng/mL vs. 3.66 ± 1.20 ng/mL preoperative, 2.72 ± 1.49 ng/mL vs. 1.64 ± 0.93 ng/mL in the 1st month, and 3.07 ± 1.43 ng/mL vs. 2.84 ± 1.12 ng/mL in the 3rd month, mean ± SD; P = 0.001 and P = 0.467 in the 1st and 3rd months, respectively). Zaitoun et al. prospectively compared laparoscopic cystectomy with bipolar coagulation and laparotomic cystectomy with sutures. Only the laparoscopic cystectomy group displayed a significant decrease of AMH levels (4.5 ± 0.8, 2.4 ± 0.5, 2.7 ± 0.5, and 2.5 ± 0.4 ng/mL in the laparoscopic group vs. 4.6 ± 0.9, 4.5 ± 0.9, 4.4 ± 0.9, and 4.5 ± 0.9 ng/mL in the laparotomy group preoperatively and 6, 12, and 18 months after surgery, respectively;mean ± SD, P = 0.8, P \< 0.005, P \< 0.005, and P \< 0.005 preoperatively and 6, 12, and 18 months after surgery, respectively) \[[@CR37]\].

Another issue is the recovery of serum AMH levels after surgery for endometriomas. AMH is produced by primary, preantral, and small antral follicles but not primordial follicles \[[@CR9]\]. If rearrangements of follicle cohorts from a healthy primordial follicle pool occur, then serum AMH levels that decreased as a result of surgery could recover. Two early studies indicated that serum AMH levels might be restored to some extent by 1 week, 1 month, and 3 months after cystectomy for endometriomas \[[@CR24], [@CR38]\]. In the aforementioned RCT, AMH levels, especially in the bipolar coagulation group, tended to recover at 3 months after surgery compared with 1 month after surgery \[[@CR36]\]. On the contrary, several studies demonstrated that serum AMH levels


group (16.1 pmol/L \[median age, 34 years\] vs. 23.4 pmol/L \[median age, 33 years\], median; P = 0.04) \[[@CR48]\]. Sequential assessments of serum AMH levels did not reveal statistically significant differences before and after laparoscopic coagulation and dissection of the proximal tubes (1.548 ng/mL preoperatively vs. 1.481 ng/mL 3 months after surgery, median; P = 0.079) \[[@CR49]\]. Similarly, research illustrated that serum AMH levels were not affected by tubal ligation (1.43 ng/mL preoperatively vs. 1.30 ng/mL 12 months after surgery, median; P = 0.23) \[[@CR50]\].

Hysterectomy, even if the ovaries are preserved, has been reported to possibly cause adverse effects on ovarian function, which might shorten the time to menopause \[[@CR51], [@CR52]\]. Atabekoglu et al. reported that serum AMH levels tended to decline more at 4 months after hysterectomy compared to those in controls who did not undergo hysterectomy (1.46 ± 2.02 to 0.62 ± 0.9 ng/mL in thelimitations {#Sec12}
-----------------------------

As we reviewed manuscripts for this article, the following results were demonstrated: 1) the influence of endometriosis/endometrioma itself on ovarian reserve remains controversial, 2) cystectomy for endometriomas tends to reduce AMH levels more severely than that for other types of benign ovarian tumors, especially for bilateral or severe disease, 3) cystectomy and bipolar coagulation in endometrioma surgery could be the factors that decrease ovarian reserve. However, it is not conclusive which surgical method is preferable from the point of view of ovarian reserve, 4) although hysterectomy, salpingectomy, and UAE might affect ovarian reserve, there is insufficient evidence to draw a conclusion.

One of the limitations of our study is the high heterogeneity of the included articles. Serum AMH levels were primarily affected by the recruited patients' ages, which


quasiparticles at small but finite temperature, when the many-body gap is zero. We investigate the analytical structure of the polarization bubble and the leading self-energy corrections due to *dynamically* screened Coulomb interactions. In the gapless regime, we show that the dynamical critical exponent is renormalized to $$z=3+\alpha_{1}/N+O(N^{-2}),$$ where $\alpha_{1}\approx0.52$ and $N=4$ is the number of fermionic flavors. Although the quasiparticle residue is suppressed by interactions, the scattering rate has a sublinear scaling with energy and the quasiparticles remain well defined. We predict the renormalization of several physical observables in the metallic phase, such as the electronic compressibility, the specific heat, the density of states (DOS) and the spectral function, which can be measured with angle resolved photoemission (ARPES) experiments.

*Low energy Hamiltonian.* We start with a simplified two-band modelwith respect to $\theta$ around $\pi$, one can conveniently extend the upper limit of the angular integral to infinity, $\theta\in[0,\infty[$. After performing the integrals, we arrive at the most dominant part of $f(z)$ near $z\sim1/4$, $$f(z)=-\frac{1}{6\sqrt{2}\pi}\ln\left(1-4|z|\right)+\text{regular terms},\label{eq:f3}$$ which describes a logarithmic divergence near the edge of the particle hole continuum. Exploring the two asymptotic regimes, in the $z\to0$ regime, $f(0)=c_{0}\approx0.12$ is a constant [@Min; @Gelderen] and in the $z\gg1$ limit, $f(z)\to-ic_{\infty}/z$ is purely imaginary, with $c_{\infty}=3/16$.

In Fig. 1, we show the behavior of the real and imaginary parts of $f(z)$ calculated numerically from Eq. (\[eq:f2-1\]). The scaling function has only one singularity near $z\sim1/4$. For $z<1/4$, $f(z)$ is purely real and diverges logarithmically at $z=1/4$, in agreement with the analytical expression (\[eq:f3\]), as shown in the inset of


T_{0}$, where $T_{0}$ is defined by the infrared energy cut-off of 10meV due to trigonal warping effects [@Zhang]. In the same way, the renormalized DOS is $\rho(q)=[6\pi\gamma(q)]{}^{-1}/q\sim q^{-(1+\alpha_{1}/N)}$, which can be measured directly on surfaces with scanning tunneling spectroscopy experiments [@Li; @Yankowitz].

In 2D systems, the electronic compressibility can be characterized with single electron transistor measurements [@Martin]. By dimensional analysis, the free electronic compressibility scales with temperature as $\kappa\sim\gamma^{-2/3}T^{-1/3}$ [@Mahan]. In the same spirit, interactions renormalize the scaling of the inverse compressibility, $$\kappa^{-1}\sim T^{[1+2\alpha_{1}/(3N)]/3}\approx T^{1/3+0.1/N},\label{eq:kappa}$$ which strongly deviates from the non-interacting result.

In summary, we derived the effect of electron-electron interactions in the renormalization of a variety of different physical observables in the metallic phase of ABC graphene trilayers.

We thank F. Guinea, V. N. Kotov and K. Mullen for valuable2;
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for another quick taste, and have her another quick peck.

She smiled at me as we stood there holding each other, and told me a could've done that earlier. I'm glad I didn't, because what came next was extraordinary.

As we stood there holding each other, I was slowly running my hands up and down her back, enjoying the feeling of her body pressed into mine. We were rocking back and forth, moving incredibly slowly in a circle, like a slow dance slowed down by 90%.

As we stood there, just holding each other, we would come back together and kiss briefly, before moving back to our embrace.

Over time, I got more adventurous, and was moving my hands lower and lower with each stroke of her back. My hands eventually settledour table, me rubbing her back with one hand, holding her hand with the other, playing with each others fingers. We stayed there for a while, enjoying each others company, never saying a word.

We eventually left and started walking back to my car, as we got close, she turned into me, pulled me into an embrace and kissed me. We started grinding almost instantly.

As it was freezing out, I got us to move into my car. We kissed, me in the driver's seat, her in the passenger, with my hand moving on her leg. As we sat there I moved my hand higher and higher.

She gave some resistance, closing her legs slightly, trying to move my hand away, but as I massaged her thigh, my fingers lightly grazing


While the public is disposed to equate making noise with exerting influence, the decision of an executive in an office need not have been influenced by any of that in the slightest. I suggest that the decision to fire Buchanan from MSNBC may have been based on a consideration that is relatively or even completely obscure to the general public.

One Year Ago

For comparison, to get a broader perspective on what might cause dismissal from a cable news channel, let’s look at the downfall of Glenn Beck from Fox News. Fox News has attracted a large following among White Americans by catering in a limited way to the racial attitudes of White viewers.

Fox News personalities will condemn illegal immigration and allude to non-White criminality, and complain about unfairness totime course of the frequency of contraction induced by 1 μM angiotensin I. The 0 min on the time scale indicates the onset of contractile activity. Symbols and vertical bars indicate the mean ± S.E.M. from 8 experiments; (**C**) Summarized results of the rate of induction of automatic contractions by angiotensin I. Columns indicate the rate of induction from 15 to 20 experiments. Asterisks indicate significant difference from the control (*p* \< 0.05) as evaluated by the Fisher's exact test.](ijms-20-01768-g002){#ijms-20-01768-f002}

![Effect of angiotensin II on intracellular Ca^2+^ dynamics in pulmonary vein cardiomyocytes loaded with the Ca^2+^ sensitive fluoroprobe fluo-4. (**A**) Typical fluorescence images under quiescence (a), on firing of Ca^2+^ sparks (b; arrow) and on firing of a Ca^2+^ transient (c); (**B**) Time courses of the fluorescence of the


depolarization (Slope), maximum rate of rise ((dV/dt)~max~), amplitude and action potential duration at 90% repolarization (APD~90~). The time of parameter measurement after the application of angiotensin II was 1 min for the angiotensin II-induced activity and 3 min for the spontaneous and stimulation-induced activities. The values are the mean ± S.E.M. Asterisks indicate significant difference from the corresponding values before application of angiotensin II as evaluated by the paired *t*-test.
of children with rURTI. Carriage of these bacteria decreased after adenoidectomy in the majority of studies. In contrast, carriage of bacteria belonging to the nonpathogenic nasopharyngeal flora increased after surgery. Adenoidectomy seems to have a beneficial effect on the nasopharyngeal bacterial flora. Because the overall quality of the available evidence is low, it is important that controlled studies are initiated into the short- and long-term effect of adenoidectomy on the nasopharyngeal bacterial flora and its relationship with the recurrence of URTIs in children.


Bigfoot uses an exclusive, patent pending, solids settling system that achieves clearer results with technology that is simple to operate. The Bigfoot system consists of an effective thickening technology that is not only simple to use, but requires very few high maintenance mechanical components. This combination allows our tank system to operate effectively with only one small centrifuge.

The floc tank comes complete with a polymer hydration unit integrated onto the same skid that allows for the hydration of up to 1 m3 of polymer per batch. This advanced hydration unit is designed to fully hydrate powdered polymers within minutes with very little time required to operate. The hydration system ensures that the flocculating polymers are hydrated, and elongated, effectively which allows them to work more efficiently. Having polymersShiv Kumar

Tribune News Service

Mumbai, June 22

In a little over three years the world’s longest ropeway over the sea between Mumbai and the popular tourist destination of Elephanta island, 8 km away, will become operational, according to officials of the Mumbai Port Trust (MbPT).

According to the MbPT, the ropeway will be eight-km long, linking Sewri in Mumbai and Elephanta island. “Work will begin after the monsoon and will be completed in three and a half years,” said an official from the MbPT.

The project to be constructed under the Public Private Partnership model is expected to cost Rs 700 crore. The MbPT has invited bids from global companies with expertise in building ropeways and the last date for submitting the bids is July 31, according to sources.

To facilitate construction at


editorial makes clear is that with a growing body of evidence suggesting comparative effectiveness, cost-effectiveness and safety of spinal manipulation, chiropractors are faced with opportunities like never before to position themselves as spinal health care experts in the healthcare system. At the same time, issues that perpetuate suspicion and mistrust must be tackled forcefully. Our future is, quite literally, in our hands.

References:Deyo R. The role of spinal manipulation in the treatment of low back pain. JAMA (2017) April 11; 317(14):1418-1419.Paige NM, Miake-Lye IM, Booth MS, et. al. Association of spinal manipulative therapy with clinical benefit and harm for acute low back pain. JAMA (2017) April 11; 317(14):1451-1460                             names=['index','i2'])

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            0
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2     0   300

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                                     names=['index','i2'])
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Seattle Mariners Lose Felix Hernandez, Mitch Haniger to DL

The last place Seattle Mariners suffered two major losses Wednesday before they even took the field. The Mariners have placed both starting pitcher Felix Hernandez and right fielder Mitch Haniger on the DL. Hernandez has shoulder inflammation while Haniger has been diagnosed with a strained oblique. The injuries will make it that much harder for the Mariners to climb out of the AL West basement after starting the season 8-13.

Hernandez was pulled from Tuesday’s start against the Tigers after just two innings of work. He was complaining of soreness and fatigue in his shoulder and was immediately sent back to Seattle to undergo an MRI on Wednesday.

“It’s like dead arm as much as anything. He didn’t have pain or anythingstarting 36 games there for the A’s last year. Taylor Motter, who has hit five home runs this season, is another option, although he has just two career starts in right field.

Regardless of who ends up stepping in for Hernandez and Haniger, it’s two massive losses for a team that couldn’t afford to suffer any more injuries. Seattle began the season with a lot of optimism, but the Mariners now have an awful lot of work to do just to get back to .500. If Hernandez and Haniger aren’t quick to return, by the time they get back, the Mariners could be too far back to make any noise in 2017.

“He’s our ace. It’s hard to see that happen,” second baseman Robinson Cano said of Hernandez after Tuesday’s


because it is shorter than ECA 2. (**c**) Distribution on p and q arms of MLH1 foci on ECA 11 (red), control metacentric chromosomes of similar size (blue), ECA 2 (grey), all other metacentrics (orange) and acrocentrics (cyan). The distance from the centromere was measured in centimetres.

No MLH1 foci were detected around the centromere region of all bivalents. In particular, the distance between the centromere and MLH1 foci on all metacentrics, including ECA 11, follows a bimodal distribution with a marked depression around the centromere. The distribution of MLH1 foci on the acrocentrics is similar to the one on the q arms of metacentrics with a drop in the frequency of crossovers near the centromere. As expected, the maximum distance covered by the ECA 11 curve (red) andSignals).

Since the CREST serum may recognize centromeric proteins other than CENP-A, we tested whether DSS are due to the presence of two separated CENP-A domains or to other peri-centromeric proteins that may not colocalize with CENP-A. To this goal we produced an anti-CENP-A serum in sheep immunized with the horse protein. The specificity of this new antiserum was tested by western blotting and immunofluorescence (see Supplementary Fig. [S1](#MOESM1){ref-type="media"}). We then performed immunofluorescence experiments on horse pachytene spreads from horse TE either with a CREST serum or with the anti-CENP-A serum. Bivalents with DSS were identified in both CREST (Fig. [2a](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}) and CENP-A experiments (Fig. [2b](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}) with the same frequency (Fig. [3a](#Fig3){ref-type="fig"}), indicating that they are CENP-A binding domains. In addition, we performed a triple immunofluorescence experiment with the anti-SCP3 antibody, the CREST


depicted in the model presented in Fig. [4](#Fig4){ref-type="fig"}, we propose that DSSs are the result of two independent components: epiallelism for the position of the CENP-A binding domains and misalignment events between centromeric and pericentromeric satellite DNA arrays of the homologous chromosomes during pairing. This misalignment may increase the physical distance between centromeric domains which may be already in different positions on the two homologs due to CENP-A binding domain sliding. In this scenario, our DSS centromeres would become visible when the distance between the centromeric domains on the two homologous chromosomes is long enough to be resolved by our method (Fig. [4b,c](#Fig4){ref-type="fig"}). While epialleles are conserved from cell to cell and inherited as Mendelian traits, the degree of misalignment varies from meiosis to meiosis, resulting in the great variabilityelectronically controlled device such as a motor. These types of exercise cycles may also include a manually operated brake, which is a completely separate system in and of itself.
There is thus a need for a mechanism that can be incorporated into exercise equipment, such as an exercise cycle, that provides both a manually operated brake and an actuator that allows the user to vary the level of resistance depending upon a desired workout intensity level. There is a further need for such a mechanism in which the manually operated brake and the actuator are components in a single assembly yet operate independently of each other. In other words, application of resistance by one of the components does not disturb or disrupt the functioning of the other component.


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package org.apache.flink.api.scala.typeutils

import org.apache.flink.annotation.{Public, PublicEvolving, VisibleForTesting}
import org.apache.flink.api.common.ExecutionConfig
import org.apache.flink.api.common.typeinfo.{AtomicType, TypeInformation}
import org.apache.flink.api.common.typeutils.{TypeComparator, TypeSerializer}

import scala.collection.JavaConverters._

/**
 * TypeInformation for [[Option]].
 */
@Public
class OptionTypeInfo[A, T <: Option[A]](private val elemTypeInfo: TypeInformation[A])
  extends TypeInformation[T] with AtomicType[T] {

  @PublicEvolving
  override def isBasicType: Boolean = false
  @PublicEvolving
  override def isTupleType: Boolean = false
  @PublicEvolving
  override def isKeyType: Boolean = elemTypeInfo.isKeyType
  @PublicEvolving
  override def getTotalFields: Int = 1
  @PublicEvolving
  override def getArity: Int = 1
  @PublicEvolving
  override def getTypeClass = classOf[Option[_]].asInstanceOf[Class[T]]
  @PublicEvolving
  override def getGenericParameters = Map[String, TypeInformation[_]]("A" -> elemTypeInfo).asJava

  @PublicEvolving
  override def createComparator(ascending: Boolean, executionConfig: ExecutionConfig) = {
    if (isKeyType) {
      val elemCompartor = elemTypeInfo.asInstanceOf[AtomicType[A]]
     Appeal from the Probate Court of Davidson County
                     No. 94P1917 Frank G. Clement, Jr., Probate Judge

                    M1998-00921-COA-R3-CV - Filed December 10, 2001

This case involves a dispute over the compensation sought by two of three co-executors of a will that
was drafted by one of them. The will provided that the executors should be “paid fees equal to those
fees customarily charged by NationsBank of Nashville.” The two co-executors each received an
interim payment of $50,000 in compensation, and then sought additional payments under the fee
schedule. The adult beneficiaries of


those three individuals as co-trustees of all trusts established under
the will. The will provided for compensation in return for discharging the duties attendant to these
positions, stating:

       No one acting as executrix, executor, or trustee shall be required to furnish any bond
       or security of any kind for the faithful performance of his or her duties as executrix,
       executor, or trustee. I direct that my co-executors and co-trustees herein shall be paid
       fees equal to those fees customarily charged by NationsBank in Nashville, Tennessee,
       or its successors for estate and trust administration services.

      validity of this will or any
         provision herein, or shall institute or join in (except as a party defendant) any
         proceeding to contest the validity of this will or to prevent any provision herein from
         being implemented in accordance with its terms (regardless of whether or not such
         proceedings are instituted in good faith and with probable cause), then all benefits
         provided for such beneficiary are hereby revoked, and such benefits shall pass to the
         issue of said beneficiary, equally,


or if the beneficiary dies without issue then such
         benefit shall pass pursuant to the terms and conditions stated herein. Each benefit
         conferred herein is made on the condition precedent that the beneficiary shall accept
         and agree to all the provisions of this will and the provisions of this paragraph are an
         essential part of each and every benefit.

        On December 28, 1994, Mr. Pursell filed a petition to probate the testator’s last will and
testament. That day the probate court issued an order admitting the testator’s will into probate.of estate assets and income, was no longer applicable because Appellants had
resigned. The court reasoned:

       Since they did resign, it’s impractical to apply the percentages, and a percent of this
       and percent of that. And that, combined with the lack of independent advice and
       counsel, both of those together are sufficient for me to state that the schedule is now
       inapplicable, and I do not, will not award them fees pursuant to the NationsBank
       schedule for those reasons.

       The court declined to require Appellants to disgorge the $50,000 they each had previously
received


legal services provided to Feldkircher Wire Fabricating
Co., Inc.” As indicated above, Mr. Pursell considered 239.7 of those hours to have been spent on
extraordinary services. Similarly, Mr. Whisenant testified that he spent 496.3 hours on co-executor
duties, as opposed to duties of his other roles, and 293.6 of those hours were for extraordinary
services.

         The court’s specific rulings were:

      1. Because of the complexities of the fee schedule and the court’s conclusion that the testator
never understood those complexities, and because of the difficulty in justifying fees for

         10
           Although there is some indication in the briefs that the directors wereregardless of the method of compensation
established in the will.

                                II. Confidential and Fiduciary Relationships

        While we find the trial court’s inquiry into the reasonableness of compensation received and
requested by Appellants to be justified on the bases set out above, it is apparent that the heart of the
trial court’s ruling rests in another set of principles. The trial court’s findings and the inquiry

        17
          The will made no p rovision for succe ssor executo rs


28
S.W. 1091, 1093 (1895). Among the circumstances relevant to the reasonableness of fees and
expenses to be charged against an estate are the extent of the executor’s responsibilities, the nature
of the services rendered, the promptness and adequacy of the services, and the value of benefits
conferred. In Re Estate of Wallace, 829 S.W.2d at 701. However, all relevant circumstances should
be considered. Id.

         We interpret the trial court’s rulings herein as the result of an examination of all fees and
compensation made to Appellants as well as those included in the request for additional fees.
Although Appellants contend otherwise,24 we are in agreement with the trial court that it is
appropriate to look to the total compensation paid to Appellants, in all the roles they assumed
pursuantlot of reasons. And I never asked Mr. W hisenant to resign, but Mr. W hisenant, for very
valid reasons, as stated on the witnesses stand, I respect his individual choice in that regard.”

                                                            -25-
        We review the trial court’s findings under Tenn. R. App. P. 13(d) and “will make our own
independent determination of the reasonableness of the fees and expenses, giving appropriate
deference


(1970).
 The court supervising the trust has authority to make that determination. Id. We see no basis for
removing that authority from the court because the trust assets consist of stock in a corporation when
control of the operation of the corporation has been given to the trustees. We see no benefit to
requiring a new and separate lawsuit to recover fees. Because there was ongoing litigation
concerning the administration of the estate and the testamentary trust, specifically regarding fees paid
to fiduciaries, the probate court correctly exercised its jurisdiction to review all fees paid to the
fiduciaries.

         As part of their argument that the court was without authority to order disgorgement of the
retainer fees, Appellants assert that the issue was not before the court andNat’l Bank v. Cohn, 194 Tenn. 637, 254 S.W.2d 741
(1953). The same rule applies to trustees hiring counsel for trust administration and requires
disinterested decision making. Alexander v. Nelson, 825 S.W.2d at 108.

       The trial court applied these principles. After clarifying that the beneficiaries were not
challenging fees paid to other members of Mr. Pursell’s firm, the court considered the $3000 per
month paid Mr. Pursell on retainer. The court found that although the retainer arrangement was not
unreasonable while Mr. Wakefield was alive and made the choice to continue it, “[t]he problem is,


                              IV.

        On appeal, Appellants vigorously object to statements by the trial court that they characterize
as indicating that Appellants’ invocation of the in terrorem clause was “improper.” Appellants assert
they invoked the clause upon advice of counsel because they believed the adult beneficiaries were
attempting to thwart the testator’s intent with regard to compensation of the co-executors. They
interpreted the beneficiaries’ filings as requesting the court to replace the fee schedule with another
method of compensation. They maintain they did not raise the clause to prohibit review of their fees,
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Is Active Commuting to Work Related to Work Performance Among Male Office Workers?
This study aimed to elucidate the association between active commuting to work (ACW) and work performance among male office workers. This cross-sectional study included 331 male office workers (age 44.0 ± 11.5 years), with ACW assessed on a self-reported questionnaire and then categorized into non-ACW (0 to 19 minutes) and ACW (≥20 minutes). Work performance [World Health Organization Health and Work Performance Questionnaire (HPQ)] was categorized as high (≥50) and low (<50). Multiple logistic regression models were used to examine the association between ACW and HPQ. We found that 42.2% respondents adopted ACW. After adjusting for demographic data, lifestyle factors, and depressive symptoms, ACW was significantly associated with high HPQ (odds ratio: 2.43; 95% confidence interval:low water diffusivity due to the high contrast to noise background. This potential has previously been little explored. Here, we hypothesize as a first step towards implementation of DWI for such evaluation that the size of tumour lesions can be determined as accurately on the basis of axial high b-value DWI images as with axial CT images. We also evaluate the inter-observer variability associated with these two procedures.

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choice was first-line treatment with Pazopanib (800 mg once daily). The study protocol was pre-approved by the regional ethical review board (Dnr 2012/2223-31/1). Each patient entering the study conducted both a CT and DWI examination pre-treatment and another CT and DWI after three months of treatment according to the experimental flow-chart ([Fig. 1](#fig0005){ref-type="fig"}).Fig. 1Experimental flow-chart. CT and DWI examinations are performed before and after treatment. All 20 examinations (ten CT and ten DWI) were randomly presented to two radiologists who independently identified and measured up to ten tumour lesions. Data was collected and analysed by a third radiologist.Fig. 1

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Memorial Club and Hotel in the heart of San Francisco provides
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We will also be inviting various leaders in the 9/11 Truth movement to this
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The evidence now being explored in the international media may pave the way for the US media to take an in-depth look at the implications of what is now known about 9/11, and to re-examine the country’s foreign and domestic policies in the light of this knowledge.

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were central to this achievement but it was his question that drew the answer in the end so it seems. David also talks about the highly political timing and nature of the NIST Building 7 report.

“Investigate Building 7″, conference held at the University of Hartford, West Hartford, CT on March 26, 2011, sponsored by Investigatebuilding7.org (formerly Building What ? campaign)

Video of presentations from Investigate Building 7 Conference, March 26, 2011, graciously posted by Radical Pragmatist on his blog at 911blogger.com.

The Case for a New Building 7 Investigation

I. Foreknowledge of Building 7’s Collapse by Dr. Graeme MacQueen First of a three-part presentation, “The Case for a New Building 7 Investigation” Introduced by Dr. William Pepper, International Human Rights Attorney

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1. Can nanothermites (also called superthermites) be explosive?

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Now, in the last fifteen years, a new type of person has been created, _the digital person,_ and what hasn't been sorted out yet is exactly what that's going to be, who's going to control it, and what the relationships are between the digital person, the legal person, and the physical person. So many questions are swirling—on surveillance, access to data, who owns your information, who can see \
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his attention to detail, recall and natural passion for our games has helped portray the very essence of what makes football and hurling so appealing to legions of supporters, not only in every corner of Ireland but all the way around the globe.'

'As if Sunday’s football final prospect wasn’t enticing enough there is the added attraction of being able to say that you were in Croke Park or that you listened to what will be the last final commentary of a legendary broadcaster.

'The quality and attraction of his commentaries on such a regular and consistent basis down through the years mean his lyrical descriptions are woven into the fabric of our games.

'His undimmed passion for football, hurling and camogie and all the trappings of our big occasions, have(Mayo).

Greetings and every good wish to a wonderful man. The commentries over the years brought us so much joy even when our team lost, Michael, some way, could sooth your loss.

The 1992 All-Ireland was his finest hour but this year's hurling final ran it close.

RTÉ do the Nation a favour and go out and find new talent don't go for your own cronies to replace this great man.

Hugh Crawford

As a New Zealander I was introduced to Hurling and GAA Football in 1998 by Oliver Lee when he appeared on Radio Sport after it was rebranded from Sports Roundup. Oliver use to broadcast the finals on his own showon another station but when Radio Sport came along he decided to put it on the air since RS has wider


game as though one were playing it themselves. His interjections with topical tidbits about the players themselves, or their backgrounds, brought those players closer to you - made them seem more real than many of the other 'professional' sportsmen and woman who so often doimnate our back and front pages for all the wrong reasons.

As for his love of the game, of the Gaelic culture, there's few tosurpass him. But more than that, that love of the culture was infectious.

Go raibh maith agat, Micheál.

Lochlann Magennis

I just want to wish Micheál all the best in his retirement and thank him for the endless hours of pleaseure he's brought to generations of IrIsh people.

One memory that stands out for me is when he was commentating on a Munster football finalDiaspora.

You could easily forget that an ocean separated you early on a Sunday morning when Michaels launched into his unique descriptions of the national game. I have eschewed the television broadcasts on many occasions as I would miss the rich content of Michael’s broadcast. It goes without saying that I will choose the radio commentary on Sunday knowing that it will be the end of a remarkable era.

My favorite memory does not come from an actual game but from a radio commercial for Aer Lingus where Micheál is describing a touch-down in American football. Even in a staged event like that he was brilliant, passionate and of course bilingual. How great it would be if we had Michael doing a play-by-play at a Superbowl over here. Saol fada


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increasingly ice-free waters are prompting a geopolitical race to claim (or to preserve) the Arctic's natural living resources because there is a potentially limited number of fish.6 For much of human history, ocean resources, a paradigm for common-property resources,7 have been harvested for short-term gain with little concern for long-term consequences. Resource conservation, especially of ocean resources, is typically a reactive exercise to identified threats.8

At this moment, the uncertain legal status of the Beaufort Sea presents the United States, Canada, and other nations with a unique opportunity for proactive management of the Arctic Ocean's fish resources. …

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to help protect our publishers'Reconstruction using a frozen tumor-bearing vertebra in total en bloc spondylectomy can enhance antitumor immunity.
Distant metastases from thyroid carcinoma are successfully cured if they take up radioiodine ((131)I), are of small size, and located in the lungs. Bone metastases have the worst prognosis because (131)I therapy and external beam radiotherapy are less effective. Our propose here is to report a patient with solitary spinal metastasis and multiple lung metastases from thyroid carcinoma, whose spinal metastasis was treated by total en bloc spondylectomy (TES) enhancing antitumor immunity using frozen tumor-bearing bone for spinal reconstruction. The patient was a 37-year-old male who had solitary spinal metastasis at T4 and multiple lung metastases from thyroid carcinoma. (131)I therapy for the multiple lung metastases resulted in no effect because the apparent (131)I


uptake was observed only in T4 metastasis. We performed a TES of T4 with cryotreatment. After en bloc excision of T4, the excised tumor-bearing vertebra was frozen by liquid nitrogen. In spinal reconstruction, the frozen vertebra was used in a mesh cage inserted into the anterior defect. After surgery, the thyroglobulin level decreased without any other adjuvant therapy and the serum levels of INF-γ and IL-12 increased. This indicates antitumor immunity was activated. Then, (131)I therapy became effective to the lung metastases causing the tumors to decrease in size and number. Three years after surgery, progression in the lung metastases, other metastasis, and local recurrence have not been observed. TES with cryotreatment as presented is a novel surgery which can enhance antitumor immunity against other visible or non-visiblelike to fuck!”. The scene gets hotter when the girl in a tight dress pulls down her top and bra to let her friend suck on her nipples.

They’re best friends. Best friends forever, they told us. Known each other all their lives. That’s a lot of time for two girls to wonder what it’s like to have their tongues wrapping and wrestling inside each others’ mouths. Our Girls Gone Wild camera operator got these two very hot and willing to show us their slow, sensual girl on girl kiss. The kind of girl on girl kiss that would go down in history as one of the hottest ever caught on tape.

After clubbing all night and rubbing their tight little bodies together, these two petite amateurs wanted to get


transformations allow to do a finer classification, all systems in the same orbits having the same integrability properties. Therefore if some integrable cases have been previously selected we will have a related family of integrable cases. So, even if the generic Riccati equation is not integrable by quadratures, all Riccati equations related to inhomogeneous linear differential equations are integrable by quadratures too, and this provides us integrability conditions for Riccati equations [@CdLa; @CdLR; @CR99].

The knowledge of particular solutions can also be useful for transforming the original system in simpler ones, and the prototypes of this situation are the so called Lie systems admitting a superposition rule for expressing their general solutions in terms of a generic set of a finite number of solutions [@CGM00; @CGM01; @CGM07; @CGR01; @CIMM15;the problem to a family of lower dimensional problems, one on each leaf.

-   Search for symmetries of the vector field: The knowledge of infinitesimal one-parameter groups of symmetries of the vector field (i.e. of the system of differential equations), suggests us to use [adapted local coordinates]{}, the system decoupling then into lower dimensional subsystems.

More specifically, the knowledge of $r$ functionally independent (i.e. such that $dF_1\wedge\cdots\wedge dF_r\ne 0$) constants of motion, $F_1,\ldots,F_r$, allows us to reduce the problem to that of a family of vector fields $\widetilde \Gamma_c$ defined in the $N-r$ dimensional submanifolds $M_c$ given by the level sets of the vector function of rank $r$, $(F_1,\ldots,F_r):M\to \mathbb{R}^r$. Of course the best situation is when $r=N-1$: the leaves are one-dimensional, giving us the solutions to the


\frac{d}{dt} f(\Phi_t(x)),\quad \forall f\in C^\infty (x),\ x\in M,$$ by using quadratures (operations of integration, elimination and partial differentiation). The number of quadratures is given by the number of integrals of known functions depending on a finite number of parameters, that are performed. $\Gamma$ plays a distinguished rôle since it represents the dynamics to be integrated.

Our approach is concerned with the construction of a sequence of nested Lie subalgebras $L_{\Gamma,k}$ of the Lie algebra $L$, and it will be essential that $\Gamma$ belongs to all these subalgebras. This construction, for which more details can be found in [@CFGR15], will be carried out in several steps.

The first one will be to [reduce, by one quadrature]{}, the original problem to a similar one but [with a Lie subalgebra $L_{\Gamma,1}$]{} of themore than $800,000 being owed from her mansion in Malibu, she was forced to abandon her life of luxury. She even had to temporarily move into a trailer park. Hopefully she at least had a double wide.

Mike Tyson

There was a point in time when Mike Tyson was one of the richest boxers in the world. When your name adorns the best boxing video game ever produced, you have no excuse for being poor! And with $400 million in money and assets, he should have been flying pretty for his whole life. But gross mismanagement got to him eventually. He lost it all, and went through a period where had no friends, was sleeping on couches, and was living from one week to another with absolutely nothing in the


package cp

import (
	"bytes"
	"encoding/binary"
	"fmt"
	"io"
	"math/big"
	"unicode/utf8"

	"github.com/btcsuite/btcd/btcec"
	"github.com/996BC/996.Blockchain/utils"
)

const (
	EvidenceMaxDescriptionLen = 140
	EvidenceBasicLen          = 1 + 4 + 1 + 1 + 2 + 2
)

type Evidence struct {
	Version     uint8
	Nonce       uint32
	Hash        []byte
	Description []byte
	PubKey      []byte
	Sig         []byte
	pc          *powCache
}

func NewEvidenceV1(hash, description, pubKey []byte) *Evidence {
	return &Evidence{
		Version:     CoreProtocolV1,
		Nonce:       0,
		Hash:        hash,
		Description: description,
		PubKey:      pubKey,
		Sig:         nil,
		pc:         imagine enough innovation to actually change the future. He sees the promise of something like Mutiny, but it’s Donna’s project. He dreams up this program to help Mutiny grow, but cannot implement its far bigger potential. He even saw internet in the home, and he understood Joe’s vision of the browser, but he’s always been one click away from the top of the heap — the company being bought, not the company doing the buying. It’s a tragic position, but it’s also a relief. For a long time now, he’s been the most stable. He’s been the rock.

But at the end, Gordon sees it. He hears about the user data from Rover, and he understands the potential for a website that’s not about directing people elsewhere, but about


the Miss Universe Pageants, and much more).

About Us

Sorensen Media Group (SMG), a privately-held media and entertainment company, in the Mariana Islands with holdings in television, radio and internet broadcasting.
SMG also provides audio and video production and social media services.Suppose y*b + 2*b - t = 0. What is the tens digit of b?
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Let s = 250 - 83. What is the units digit of s?
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Let p(n) = 2*n - 3. Let g(i) = i - 3. Let w be g(5). What is the units digit of p(w)?
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Let t(o) = 3*o - 3. Suppose -2 = 4*k - 5*n, 0 = k - 4*n + 1 + 5. What is the units digit of t(k)?
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Let n(y) = -2*y**2 - 1. Let d(l) = -3*l**2 - 1. Let c(g) = 5*d(g) - 8*n(g). Suppose 0 = 3*x - 7 - 2. What is the tens digit of c(x)?
1
Let t(l) = -3*l + 10. Suppose 0*j + 33 = -r - 5*j, j = -5*r - 45. Let n


of some materials and less of other materials. Teams are not present during the review – it is easier for CMO to ask questions that might be embarrassing for managers.

Ha! Kronos has GA, WT and Omniture, but most of the insights come from GA 🙂

Recommendation to find existing research and information to “build the case” for anything needed.

The presenter is Director of Marketing Operations (a marketer).

Below are a few of marketing metrics used by the company:

Contact Acquisitions is an interesting metric. The company was strategically purchasing contacts with derision-making power to enhance its database.

Industry disruptions

This was a “scary” session… Our marketing industry is disrupted… and in general business is disrupted… and the changes will be shocking.

We reviewed mega trends and tried to evaluate which will be the mostQ:

Problems with retrieving database info through AJAX/jQuery using dynamic fields

I am creating dynamic input textbox fields through jQuery. When a user clicks the link, two input fields are created. On the left input, the user can type in a code (or DB table id) and on the right input, they should see the name related to the id as the result.
To accomplish this, I attached a 'blur' event that will make an AJAX request to a PHP script which will query the database to retrieve the information. However my code is not working.
Here's what I've tried so far:
consulta.php
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
  <script src="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.11.2/jquery.min.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">
$(document).ready(function() {

            var contenedor      = $("#contenedor");


        var AddButton       = $("#agregarCampo");

            var x = $("#contenedor div").length + 1;
            var FieldCount = x-1;

            $(AddButton).click(function (e)
            {
                if(x)
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  SITE Intelligence Group presents a video report, “Raising Terror: How the Islamic State Indoctrinates its Youth.”

The video report explores and analyzes how the Islamic State (IS) embeds its ideology into children, with the ultimate goal to use them as both soldiers and vessels for its message.

The report also contains commentary and analysis by SITE Director Rita Katz.

SITE warns that the video is highly disturbing and graphic, containing footage of killings carried out by children.

“There is certainly no pleasure in seeing brain-washed children commit acts of violence,” says Katz. “But there is also no justice in softening or turning a blind eye to this ugly reality. We hope that showing these horrors will bring attention to an urgent issue that many don’t know the full extent of.”

The video is


if I can really help it when the cost is nebulous and could blow my budget. Businesses and individuals that are seeking legal representation want the best outcome for the expected cost.

The problem with moving to a fixed-fee model is of course “What do you charge?” Small law firms typically do not have the systems to understand what it costs them to do a particular type of case, or stage of a case.

One thing that is most exciting about our new AutoTime feature is that it provides you data that you’ve never had before. We’ve built performance and practice insights around AutoTime so you can see what it costs you to run a particular case. If you’re flat fee in a particular area of law, you’ll be ablebe highly reliable, durable, and resistant to vandalism or pilferage.
One part of the bulk vending machine that is susceptible to vandalism or pilferage is the coin receiving and processing mechanism. This coin mechanism typically includes a handle to be manually rotated, a faceplate, and a connected gear that engages and operates a merchandise dispensing mechanism. A coin wheel, connected to the handle and the gear, includes a coin pocket which is sized, shaped and adapted to receive a coin of the proper denomination, typically a U.S. quarter. But the coin pockets can be sized and shaped to accept any size of U.S. or other coins.
The coin receiving mechanism of a bulk vending machine typically includes mechanism which, in effect, distinguishes between a coin of the proper denomination and


and engaged by the pawl tends to rotate in the pocket during machine operation. This coin rotational motion tends to wear the pocket, the coin wheel hub, and perhaps other parts of the mechanism so that the coin receiving and processing mechanism must be periodically replaced.
It is accordingly the general object of the present invention to provide a coin wheel and pawl mechanism which will inhibit coin rotation in the coin wheel pocket and consequent wheel and pawl mechanism wear.
It is an associated object to provide this coin wheel and pawl mechanism at an attractive production cost.
Other objects and advantages of the invention will become apparent upon reading the following detailed description and upon reference to the drawings. Throughout the drawings, like reference numerals refer to like parts.WEDDING jewelry Mother Of The GROOM Stretch faux pearl BRACELET

Lead & Nickel Free!! Cream Color Faux Pearl Bracelet Suspends A Heart Charm With The Words "Mother Of The GROOM" Printed In The Center. At The Bottom Of The Charm Is An Austrian Crystal Faceted Stone.Bracelet Measures 7 3/4" This is the perfect gift to give to your one and ONLY MOM
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unjust enrichment, affirmed, without costs.
Plaintiff, a well-known chef, alleges that in 2010 he sold his concept of a fast food restaurant chain serving ramen cuisine to defendants Chipotle Mexican Grill, Inc., and its founder and CEO, Steven Ells [FN1]. Plaintiff was then hired as an at-will employee to bring the concept to fruition. He was compensated through an employment contract providing a base salary and the promise that after working with defendants for three years on the project, he would receive a substantial amount of equity in the form of company stock. By its terms, plaintiff was restricted from working on ramen-related projects other than with defendants.
The complaint indicates that a considerable amount of work was done over the next year and a half. At the end ofcompensating him for it, as he did not receive the promised company stock. Plaintiff seeks compensatory damages in the form of a sum equal to his claimed Chipotle equity and his lost business opportunities. He also seeks punitive damages.
Plaintiff now appeals the dismissal of his complaint pursuant to CPLR 3211(a)(7).
To state a legally cognizable claim of fraudulent inducement based on a misrepresentation or omission, the complaint must allege that the defendant intentionally made a material misrepresentation of fact in order to defraud or mislead the plaintiff, and that the plaintiff reasonably relied on the misrepresentation and suffered damages as a result (see Oxbow Calcining USA Inc. v American Indus. Partners, 96 AD3d 646, 650 [1st Dept 2012]; see also Eurycleia Partners, LP v Seward & Kissel, LLP, 12


inference that he sustained calculable damages based on defendants' actions. Plaintiff's employment was at will, and he has no claim of reasonable reliance on representations concerning continued employment (see Meyercord v Curry, 38 AD3d 315, 316-317 [1st Dept 2007]; Tannehill v Paul Stuart, Inc., 226 AD2d 117 [1st Dept 1996]). Any claim that he was deprived of the promised Chipotle stock cannot succeed, given that is undisputed that the express terms of the parties' agreement required him to be an employee for three years. Nor can he seek damages based on the alleged profits that would have been realized had there been no fraud. When a claim sounds in fraud, the measure of damages is governed by the "out-of-pocket" rule, which states that the measure of damages is"indemnity for the actual pecuniary loss sustained as the direct result of the wrong" (Lama Holding Co. v Smith Barney, 88 NY2d 413, 421 [1996]; see Rather v CBS Corp., 68 AD3d 49, 58 [1st Dept 2009], lv denied 13 NY3d 715 [2010] [explaining that under Lama Holding Co., plaintiff Rather was "required to plead that he had something of value, was defrauded by CBS into relinquishing it for something of lesser value, and that the difference between the two constituted [his] pecuniary loss"]). In other words, damages are calculated to compensate plaintiffs for what they lost because of the fraud, not for what they might have gained in the absence of fraud (Lama Holding Co. at 421). Additionally, plaintiff's claim that he would have received better remuneration


to be settled. Before judgment was entered, the properties became subject to bankruptcy proceedings brought by the husband and a family trust; the bankruptcy court held that the wife's interest in the properties never vested. The Second Department ruled that the wife's proposed amended counterclaim complaint sufficiently suggested that she had suffered damages attributable to the law firm's alleged malpractice (41 AD3d at 409-410).
Here, in contrast, the allegations at best suggest that, depending on the future actions of Chang and Momufuko, plaintiff might suffer injury. Not only is there no suggestion or indication that actual pecuniary damages were sustained (see Hanlon v MacFadden Publs., 302 NY 502, 510 [1951] [a claim of actual injury or damage is an essential element in a claim of fraud]), but the complaintout annually pursuant to a set schedule over his years there, as long as plaintiff remained employed by Chipotle on the ramen project. Although initially plaintiff was not interested in that proposal, when Ells told him that the contemplated stock grants required that he be an employee, plaintiff agreed. Plaintiff signed the employment contract in February 2011.
A letter from Ells to plaintiff dated January 24, 2011 provides details of the employment agreement; it states that plaintiff's employment with Chipotle was at will and that both parties retained the option of ending the employment at any time, with or without notice or cause. A "Restricted Stock Units Agreement" signed in February 2011 states that the granting of stock to plaintiff "shall not be construed as granting to [plaintiff] any


Q:

Are these 2 the same level of humble honorifics (謙譲語)? Which would a native choose?

I think that there are 2 difference ways to say I first lived in Hiroshima. using humble honorifics (謙譲語):
(1) 最初に、広島にお住み致しました。
(2) 最初に、広島に住まわせて頂きました。
Both are correct 謙譲語?
Is #2 more "powerful" and / or "語呂がいい"?
In my talking, I always say #2 because I like the "sound" and like the sense I am being forced to do something, thus humbling myself. I don't have the "power / authority" to walk into a great place like Hiroshima and live there just because I want to (even though I don't specify who is forcing me to live there).
What do native speakers recommend?

A:

最初に、広島にお住み致しました。

The form お-(verb)-しました/いたしました means "I humbly did something for your benefit" or "I (humbly) do somethingprothrombin G20210A polymorphism was higher in DVT patients compared with controls, but the difference was not statistically significant [@bb0100].[@bb0105] did not find any association between prothrombin G20210A polymorphism and DVT [@bb0105].

[@bb0110] studied 126 patients who are suffering from DVT and 197 healthy controls for FV A4070G polymorphism and reported that this polymorphism had a potential role in deep venous thromboembolism [@bb0110]. In addition, [@bb0115] reported that there is an evidence to support an association of FV A4070G polymorphism with DVT [@bb0115]. Some other studies, however, suggested that there were no statistical differences in the prevalence of this polymorphism between the patient and control groups. [@bb0120] demonstrated that the prevalence of this polymorphism is similar in the case and control groups [@bb0120]. Also, these findings are consistent with the


PAI-1; Plasminogen Activator Inhibitor-1.

*P* value calculated by chi-square test.

FV, at nucleotide position 1691 on the gene a G was exchanged by an A.

FV HR2, at nucleotide position 4070 on the gene an A was exchanged by a G.

F II, at nucleotide position 20210 on the gene a G was exchanged by an A.

PAI-1, at nucleotide position − 675 on the gene promoter a GGGGG was exchanged by a GGGG.

######

Comparison of genotype distribution of four thrombophilic gene polymorphisms between men and women of the case and healthy control groups.

                                        be difficult to envision anyone other than the teal-haired teen wonder as the face of the franchise, but the fact of the matter is that Vocaloid fandom has evolved to the point where Miku has dropped to number three in Vocaloid’s online popularity polls. A majority of the people who responded to the most recent survey were between the ages of 12 and 18, and with their fresh view on the franchise and love of complex rock pieces, the voices of Gumi and IA have rocketed to the top. Vocaloid is no longer just about the music, it’s about the narrative created using the characters as a template. And this, dear readers, is how Kagerou Project has made itself the face of this generation of anime otaku. It’s


waters of Puget Sound used to be.

Behind the lab, a 1,000-year-old cedar reigns over woods in which the very light seems green. The ground underfoot is thick and soft with deep duff, and forest cloaks the land to the waterline. Beaches, never armored or walled off from the nourishing sea, are piled with driftwood and wrack. On these remote islands of the Broughton Archipelago, bears turn over rocks, looking for crabs, and ravens gronk in the woods. The jade green, clear, clean water is alive with seabirds, humpbacks and dolphins. Bones picked clean and wedged between beach stones attest to a bounty of fish. OrcaLab has been Spong’s listening post since 1970. What he wants to hear — and has obsessively recorded 24 hours a day, seven daysNOT EDIT

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When my daughter was having her tonsils out there was a poor little boy of about 4 or 5 on the same ward who'd just had the snip. He was constantly crying, 'My willy hurts!' and the main reaction of the nurses seemed to be amusement.

Had it done at age 10 for because my foreskin stopped retracting. Couldn't even let the bed clothes touch the bl00dy thing for the first week, f4cking agony!!! Was finally able to change out of my dressing gown and put my pants back on after 3 weeks!

Mind you, no problems in the bedroom department thanks to getting it sorted. Apparently it reduces sensitivity for men during sex, but hey, perhaps that's partially responsible for my legendary stamina, so no worries


of the bulge images, and variation across the spiral is $1.29^{+0.10}_{-0.15}$ for image 1, $0.95^{+0.06}_{-0.03}$ for images 2 and 3, but $1.62^{+0.43}_{-0.28}$ for image 4 (with the magnification greatest near galaxy N.1).

The 835.5nm emission near the galaxies N.4 and N.3 is possibly a demagnified image of bulge Ao and knot Aa. A demagnified image of the bulge is robustly predicted between N.2 and N.4, although our fiducial [Lenstool]{} model places it closer to N.2 at (330.47135,-59.945850). Models allowing a demagnified image of Aa stretched towards N.3 are possible, but at lower likelihood, and (for reasonable positions of the cluster-scale halo) this would be [*in addition*]{} to a demagnified image between N.2 and N.4. Since these identifications are not robust with current data, and could be merely imperfect foregroundsubtraction near the bright cluster galaxies, we exclude them from our strong lensing analysis

Arc B would be difficult to interpret as a strong lens, as previously suggested, because it is at lower redshift than system A but greater projected distance from the lens (whereas Einstein radius should increase with redshift). Instead, its constant velocity gradient suggests that is merely an edge-on spiral galaxy, aligned by chance at a tangential angle to the cluster, elongated and flexed (our fiducial [Lenstool]{} model predicts shear $\gamma=0.20\pm0.01$) but only singly imaged. The two knots of star formation at its north end further enhance its visual appearance of curvature. This is consistent with the absence of observed counterpart images, and the lack of fold structure in its 2D velocity field. We therefore exclude


arc B from our strong lensing analysis.

Modelling the cluster mass distribution
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To model the strong gravitational lens system, we use two independent software packages: [Grale]{} [@lie06] and [Lenstool]{} [@Lenstool]. The two packages make very different assumptions. [Grale]{} models the mass distribution using a free-form grid, in which the projected density at each pixel is individually constrained and individually adjustable; [Lenstool]{} interpolates a parametric model built from a relatively small number of components, each of which has a shape that matches the typical shapes of clusters. The two packages also exploit slightly different features of the input data. For example, both methods match the position of multiply-imaged systems, but [Grale]{} can also match their shape, and use the absence of counter images where none are observed; while [Lenstool]{} can expoitin some multiple images is indeed the least certain). With the assumed $0\farcs2$ errors on observed positions, the model achieves $\chi^2\!/\mathrm{dof}\!=\!49.3/23$, and Bayesian evidence $\log_{10}{\!(E)}\!=\!-26.4$. Some of the [Lenstool]{} MCMC samples predict fifth and sixth images of knot Ac to the east of Aa.5 and Aa.6, which are indeed faintly visible as the continuation of image A’s ring.

The total mass projected within $r\!\!=\!\!8\farcs33$ of ($330.47068$, $-59.945513$) is $M_{c\ell}=3.49\times10^{12}\,M_\odot$. The total mass within $1\farcs5$ of galaxies N.1–4 is $0.65$, $1.20$, $1.48$ and $1.83\times10^{11}\,M_\odot$ respectively. These numbers include a contribution from the cluster-scale halo, and are most useful for comparison to the [Grale]{} results. Integrating the individual components of the mass model analytically within a $1.5\arcsec$ radius, [*excluding*]{} the cluster halo, yields masses of $0.72$, $0.95$, $1.28$ and $1.10\times10^{11}\,M_\odot$ [see


with [Grale]{} or $0\farcs76^{+0.34}_{-0.37}$ southeast with [Lenstool]{} (linearly adding statistical and method-induced errors). That the measurements are consistent with each other, and resilient to small changes in the strong lens identifications (see appendix \[sec:altconfigs\]), supports a robust conclusion that the offset is real. To combine the analyses we note that, although they start with mostly identical input data, uncertainty on their final constraints is dominated by the highly-nonlinear reconstruction procedures, which are independent. We therefore average the best-fit values with equal weight and add their errors in quadrature, to infer a combined constraint on the offset between mass and light $$\delta=0\farcs89^{+0.26}_{-0.27}=1.62^{+0.47}_{-0.49} \,\mathrm{kpc~(68\%~CL)}.$$ The strong lens configuration makes galaxy N.1 the best measured of all the cluster members, but both [Grale]{} and [Lenstool]{} provide marginal evidence for an offset in$10^{10}$ years, the age of the Universe at the cluster redshift. Given the lack of observed disruption, collinearity (and common redshift) of N.1–3, they are likely to be infalling on first approach from a filament, and moving within the plane of the sky. Thus $t_\mathrm{infall}\!\simlt\!10^{9}\,$yrs, the approximate cluster crossing time, and assuming this conservative upper bound places a conservative lower bound on $\sigma/m$. If any component of the motion is along our line of sight, the 3D offset may be larger, so our assumption of motion exactly within the plane of the sky is also conservative. Using a different set of strong lens image assignments (see appendix \[sec:altconfigs\]), we recover the $6$kpc offset and correspondingly larger cross-section of [@ws11]. These image assignments are now ruled out by our new


reassuring: the star formation knots near N.1 were not resolved in the ground-based imaging. However, our IFU data shows this image configuration to be incorrect. \[[Oii]{}\] line emission is observed immediately south of N.1 in figure \[fig:imagesub\], inconsistent with the configuration B morphology illustrated in figure \[fig:altconfigs\]. Note that the observed line emission flux has a large spatial gradient, and is detectable even through the obscuration of N.1 because (according to our fiducial model) the gravitational lensing magnification is 53% greater at the position of knot Aa.4 than at the position of knot Ad.4. The change in conclusion from [@ws11] to this work thus emerges equally from both our new high resolution [*HST*]{} imaging [*plus*]{} our new [*VLT*]{} integrated field spectroscopy, and demonstrates the discriminatory power of the combined observations.

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