True, it would have been better for him to do what he did with the fuhrer candidate thing, but maybe he didn't think of that at the time, and thought the state alchemist program would be enough.

This is brought up in episode 49 of Brotherhood. How convincing it is depends on the viewer's Willing Suspension of Disbelief. Alphonse: It's not that hard to surprise you when you think so little of us humans. You think you've got us all figured out, but you don't know a thing about us. You're too arrogant to see that things might not go your way, like your plan to use us. It was too sloppy to actually work.

Pride: And how's that?

Alphonse: Well, the plan needed us, right? As your sacrifices? The wholeit would be hilariously fitting for the other Xingese noble we see to be the exact opposite.

Philosopher's Stones are based on Spiral Power

They harness the Spiral Energy of the souls contained within them. Using more hot blooded people will produce a better stone, which is why Kimbley needed a stone to recover from the same injury that Ed just used his own soul for.

It bypasses the Real Life physics of Equivalent Exchange . Need to say more?

Father's plan is to propose to the Truth!

Once he makes the cyrcle, he will reach the Thruth's domain and demand its/her hand in marriage, to which Truth-sama, flattered, will agree. At the wedding, Pride will play the piano, having been taught so in his Selim disguise, and King Bradley will stipulate their


104 spoilers aside, I'm surprised this hadn't shown up yet...

The homunculus is the first member of the Godhand from Berserk

during an eclipse, it sacrifices a huge number of people with the help of a magic stone to have an encounter with God and attain a perfect human form.

Think about it:The events of the end of the manga are going to knock the world back to the stone age; Berserk takes place after civilization catches back up to the middle ages.

Seriously, though, I swear Arakawa was channeling Miura in chapter 104. Only without the rape, thank God.

Regarding the rape, I was going to think Arakawa would make men the victims, but she doesn't seem like an Yaoi Fangirl It quite makes sense, specially considering her very first manga Strayhas been much contact between the continents in Dragonlance that there are in fact races like Elves, Dwarves, and Gnomes on the other continents. Now, the FMA universe is an alternate timeline from the early Fifth Age because there is only one moon, not three, and there are no gods around. Alchemy is just another form of Primal Sorcery and Mysticism. The Truth is an entity who managed to hijack the Gate of Souls (Krynn has a Gate of Souls that all souls pass though after they die, where they go not even the gods know) and use it for its own purposes.

I bet no one but me gets this...

Hohenheim has worn Al's armor body into battle.

the German military on the Shamballah project

body-switching

Wouldn't he have avoided fighting, knowing


- and is taking place in modern day France as we speak.

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Then what's the smaller circle to the bottom left?

Oh fu-- Well, it's just France. If you strike them down, they will become more assholish than you can possibly imagine.

You just give Dan Brown something to write.

GENIUS.

In all seriousness, there is actually significant truth to this, as particle accelerators can be used to transmute metals. It's just really expensive. Equivalent exchange...

The inscribed pentagons do not exist, but more than one person thought of Fullmetal Alchemist when news of the Large Hadron Collider arose and it happened to be a giant, underground circle.

is a picture of the path of the Large Hadron Collider. Look familiar?

Mustang is actually a closeted gay man.

His womanizer persona is a red herring - heAppointment and Contract" for the period July 1, 1990 to June 30, 1992. Both contracts provided that
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In a letter to plaintiff, dated August 6, 1990, Bill Byrne, the university's then athletic director, informed plaintiff that he was doing an outstanding job and that, as a result, the university had agreed to extend his contract by two years through the 1994 basketball season. However, it was later discovered that the appropriate paperwork for the contract extension had never been completed. Dan Williams, the university's


the position would have been "professional suicide." After his meeting with Byrne, plaintiff left the campus and never returned or attempted to contact the athletic director, the vice-president, or the president of the university.
Shortly after the meeting, plaintiff received a letter from Byrne, dated March 17, 1992, confirming their conversation of that date and formally reassigning plaintiff to head men's golf coach and fund raiser. The letter stated that the university would honor the terms of plaintiff's contract, but that a change in leadership was needed "for the good of the department." In a letter to plaintiff dated April 29, 1992, Byrne offered to reassign plaintiff to a position as the university's compliance coordinator for NCAA rules and regulations. Plaintiff testified that, as with the golf coach position,facts necessary to conclude that the university breached plaintiff's contract. Accordingly, the trial court erred in not directing a verdict in the state's favor.[11]
Reversed and remanded for entry of appropriate judgment.
NOTES
[1]  The trial court dismissed with prejudice the action against Jerry Green, who was hired by the university to replace plaintiff as head men's basketball coach. A judgment of dismissal also was entered disposing of plaintiff's first claim for injunctive relief against the university.
[2]  At trial, Dan Williams, the current vice-president of administration at the University of Oregon, testified that a coach is designated by the university as a professor, with all the rights and privileges of a faculty member, except for tenure and promotion.
[3]  Byrne explained that, because the athletic department receives virtually no


here.
[9]  Although plaintiff offered numerous challenges to the state's evidence and theories at trial, including that OAR 580-21-318 did not apply to his contract, plaintiff has abandoned most of those arguments on appeal.
[10]  Elsewhere in his brief, plaintiff argues:

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Betty, I stamped the sentiment on some copy paper and cut out around the words to use as a mask. Then I stamped the flowers. However, I needed some of the flower ink to get on the white embossing (but not the cardstock). So I trimmed it carefully and then, while the ink was still wet (it won't really dry on the embossed letters) I used a dry paper towel and just dabbed the ink off the words. If you use a wet paper towel it will make a


right up to the words. I'll have to try that!

OK can you tell us what brand embossing powder you are using? I have this really old Stampin' Up embossing powder I used recently and it just doesn't look that great when it is heated. It seems to kindof bubble up and doesn't appear even (looks more clumpy). I am thinking perhaps it is just too old. I didn't know embossing powder could get that way but maybe the really old stuff always acted that way and I didn't know any better at the time. Now I expect it to be more even and solid.

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It’s probably a safe guess that you haven’t (willingly) been more than a few metres away from your mobile phone in a few years. Having the entire sum total of human knowledge just seconds away has huge advantages to accessibility and learning in general, but it means that increasingly we feel very personally attached to our phones. You might even view your phone as an extension of yourself, like a hand or a foot.

If given


Battered, Scarred And Broken But Logan’s Never Been Better

Battered, Scarred And Broken But Logan’s Never Been Better

Like a weary cowboy Logan is back for one final adventure before riding off into the sunset, and what an adventure it is.

Set in the near future the film follows an older alcoholic Logan (Hugh Jackman) who’s trying to keep the wolverines from the door as he ekes out a living as a chauffeur on the US/Mexican border.

Destiny comes a knocking however when Professor Xavier (Patrick Stewart), now well into his nineties and suffering from dementia, introduces Logan to a young mutant called Laura who needs our healing hero’s help.

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From the moment I saw the first trailer, with Johnny Cash’s haunting Nine Inch Nails cover, I knew Logan was goingwas wrongfully forced to resign from his employment with the Government agency involved, seeks reinstatement in said position and consequent damages. From examination of the complaint, the trial judge determined that there was no basis for federal court jurisdiction and dismissed the complaint without prejudice.

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Plaintiff had been strongly advised by the trial judge that he should have counsel and to obtain same. Plaintiff has stated to this Court that he has endeavored to engage an attorney but has been unsuccessful; that he also applied to the county bar association where he lives and to the state bar association for a lawyer but that his requests were rejected; that, though he is indigent, his son and daughter, who are working and supporting his household, are entirely willing to commit


themselves to paying a reasonable fee within their means by installments to an attorney for representing the plaintiff. Inter alia, plaintiff should have presented this whole situation to the District Court and asked for help in securing the needed assistance. He did not do so and as a result was severely handicapped in the District Court and is confronted with the same plenary problem on this appeal.

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When we received an order, we would send it to the computer processing department where it was keyed into the computer so a printed order could be generated. The orders keyed in today would be printed out at the end of the day so the warehouse could pick them the next day and ship them out. Once again, it wasn’t my job to figure out a new and better system for


an industrial psychologist. I was given business problem solving test, critical thinking test and much more. There were two results from this testing that jumped out. For the problem solving test, the norm group I was compared against were CEO’s, not people my age or in my current position. Against CEO’s, this 27 year old scored better than 95% of CEO’s at business problem solving. They may have had a couple of decades of experience over me, but they didn’t have my wiring.

Another test showed that my natural thinking inclinations were process oriented. Only 4% of the entire population had a similar inclination. The minute I was given this result, I knew what they meant. How something got done was as important to me as what got done.  await openFile(perspectiveGridTable, firstFile);
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Rob has led the Research and Insight Team to deploy Tableau to enhance its analysts’ ability to explore, compare and communicate council performance data faster, to better serve local residents with the front-line services that matter to their neighbourhoods.

Outside of the day job, Rob is part of the Midlands TUG and one of the founders of the Leicester Viz Club (although we shouldn't be talking about Viz Club, what with that being the first and second rule). less

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In this Friday, Sept. 30, 2016, photo, Sabrina Kastur talks about her payday loan shortly after making a payment in Sioux Falls, S.D. Short-term lenders say the passage of a ballot measure capping payday loan interest rates would destroy the industry in South Dakota. Kastur said that short-term lenders are taking advantage of desperate people and that she’s done with them. (AP Photo/James Nord)

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SIOUX FALLS,severe housing shortage in the New York area, she said. The same was true for the HQ2 in Virginia, Yentel added. “Opening new Amazon offices in these high-cost cities without addressing the severe shortage of affordable rental homes will result in further increased rents, more frequent evictions and displacement and, in worst cases, homelessness.”

Unique challenges in HQ2 cities

More than 63,000 people in New York City were homeless as of December 2017, a record number that marks an 82% increase in the past decade, according to the Coalition for the Homeless. The number of homeless people in Washington, D.C. has been on the decline for the past two years, and as of December 2017 there were 6,904 homeless people in the district.

Homelessness in New York has been exacerbated by


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This year's slate of 89 feature films is a diverse, well-curated bunch, featuring well-known directors like Richard Linklater (reuniting with Julie Delpy and Ethan Hawke in Before Midnight) and Mira Nair (adapting Mohsin Hamid's novel of a Pakistani man's romance and disillusionment with America in The Reluctant Fundamentalist) as well as emerging artists: Shawn Efran documents a paramilitary group of mercenaries hunting Somali pirates in The Project, and Tom Berninger presents a tour doc with a personal angle when he goes on the road to follow his brother Matt, lead singer of The National, in Mistaken for Strangers.

The National, subject of the documentary film Mistaken For Strangers, performed at the April 17 opening-night party for the 12th annual Tribeca Film Festival.
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a couple, actually) also pique interest.

The festival runs until April 28. Check back for updates on these and whatever small percentage of a dizzying number of films this critic can see.

Monkey See is all about pop culture, aspiring to be both a friend to the geek and a translator for the confused. It's hosted by Linda Holmes, who can be reached via Twitter or our much more formal contact form.The immune response involves two distinct systems: the innate system and the acquired (antibody-mediated) system. The innate system is an evolutionarily ancient system that uses a variety of strategies to prevent infection. These include the epithelial cell barriers provided by skin, the gastrointestinal tract and the linings of the lung and mammary gland. In addition, the innate system includes the acidic barrier of the stomach (or abomasum in ruminant animals) and the digestive enzymes of the stomach, pancreas and small intestine. Finally, the innate system includes the white blood cells, macrophages and neutrophils. These cells first recognize pathogens via the presentation of unique markers on the surface of pathogens and then phagocytose and kill pathogens.
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are directed toward a specific antigen associated with the pathogen.
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See Superintendent, Mass. Corr. Inst. v. Hill, 472 U.S. 445, 454 (1985).
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charged violations. The district court correctly concluded that the incident
report provided “some evidence” to support the disciplinary conviction. See id.
at 455; Reeves v. Pettcox, 19 F.3d 1060, 1062 (5th Cir. 1994). Boatswain’s
complaint that the disciplinary hearing officer relied on the charging officer’s
statement alone is essentially a challenge to the credibility of the investigating
officer’s statement, which this court will not address. See Hill, 472 U.S. at 455.
      The district court’s judgment is AFFIRMED.


photography is Gor’s passion.

“Photography started to interest me in 2000 when I was six years old,” Gor explains, “and I got a Nikon compact camera. In 2007, I got a Panasonic bridge camera, which was quite a huge improvement compared to my previous one. This was the time when I started to deal more seriously with photography, and butterflies and moths became my main theme.”

Although he has been photographing for nearly all his life, Gor still considers himself an amateur. And like many photographers, he realizes that the equipment doesn’t necessarily mean you’ll take great pictures; it’s about your artistic eye. “We [photographers] must take the best photos of our current knowledge and always try to show something new and give it to the audience as we see
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ST. PAUL SURPLUS LINES INSURANCE COMPANY, Plaintiff,
v.
DIVERSIFIED ATHLETIC SERVICES, d/b/a H. Julicher & Company, and Roger Lauritzen, Defendants.[*]
No. 87 C 5041.
United States District Court, N.D. Illinois, E.D.
January 19, 1989.
*1507 Thomas H. Hamilton, Katherine S. Dedrick, Keith L. Hunt, Hinshaw, Culbertson, Moelmann, Hoban & Fuller, Chicago, Ill., for plaintiff.
J. Herbert Landon, Erica Tina Helfer, Landon & Wojteczko, Ltd., Donal Rendler-Kaplan, Martin Y. Joseph, Katz, Kaplan & Associates, Chicago, Ill., for defendants.

MEMORANDUM OPINION AND ORDER
NORDBERG, District Judge.
The Court referred plaintiff's motion for summary judgment to Magistrate James T. Balog for a Report and Recommendation. Magistrate Balog recommended that the Court deny plaintiff's motion and find that plaintiff has a duty to defend under the insurance policy at issue. Pursuant to Fed. R.Civ.P. 72(b), plaintiff (hereinafter "St. Paul")


Supreme Court has yet to construe exclusions (a), (m) and (n) together, its decision in Standard Venetian rejects the underlying premises of the minority position. In other words, it would appear that the Pennsylvania court follows the majority view that policy provisions are enforceable, even if the average layman or businessman might find them difficult to understand. This aspect of Standard Venetian calls into question the magistrate's reasoning that "[legal] expertise should not be required of the insured" under Pennsylvania law. Report, at 13. Accordingly, the Court concludes that the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, if faced with the issues presented in this case, would adopt the majority view as reflected in Brochu, McCorkle and the cases cited on pp. 10-11 of the magistrate's report.[4]
Consequently, the Court must conclude thatcan address the issue presented for summary, it must address the parties' dispute over the law to be applied to the issue. As a federal court sitting in a diversity case, the court must begin by applying the conflict-of-law rules of the forum state. Klaxon Co. v. Stentor Electric Manufacturing Co., 313 U.S. 487, 61 S.Ct. 1020 (1941); DeValk Lincoln Mercury Inc. v. Ford Motor Co., 811 F.2d 326 (7th Cir.1987). In this case, the court looks to Illinois' conflict-of-law principles to determine the proper law to apply to this insurance contract question.
The Illinois conflict-of-law principles applicable to contract questions appear to be in a state of flux. One view, which has been followed by district courts in this circuit, is simply that the laws of the state


uncritically. Keene Corp. v. Insurance Co. of North America, 597 F.Supp. 946, 948 (D.D.C.1985); In Re Korean Airlines Disaster of Sept. 1, 1983, 664 F.Supp. 1478, 1481 (D.D.C.1986).
The construction of an exclusion such as exclusion (a) with additional, seemingly contradictory exclusions such as (m) and (n) *1516 is not an unfamiliar task in jurisdictions other than Pennsylvania. A substantial majority of courts have found no ambiguity exists among such exclusions. See, G.L. Shaw Bldrs. v. State Auto. Mut. Ins., 182 Ga.App. 220, 325 S.E.2d 130 (Ga.App.1987); Vari Builders, Inc. v. U.S. Fidelity and Guar. Co., 523 A.2d 549 (Del.Super.1986); Western Cas. & Sur. Co. v. Brochu, 105 Ill.2d 486, 475 N.E.2d 872 (1985); Sturla, Inc. v. Firemen's Fund Inc., Co., 684 P.2d 960 (Hawaii 1984); Bond Bros. Inc.v. Robinson, 393 Mass. 546, 471 N.E.2d 1332 (1984); Nationwide Mut. Ins. Co. v. Wenger, 222 Va. 263, 278 S.E.2d 874 (1981); Helfeldt v. Robinson, 290 S.E.2d 896 (W.Va.1981); LaMarche v. Shebly Mut. Ins. Co., 390 So.2d 325 (Fla.1980); Indiana Ins. Co. v. DeZutti, 408 N.E.2d 1275 (Ind. 1980); Vernon Williams & Son Constr., Inc. v. Continental Ins. Co., 591 S.W.2d 760 (Tenn.1979); Weedo, supra; Haugan v. Home Indemnity Co., 86 S.D. 406, 197 N.W.2d 18 (1972). The minority opinion finds that such exclusions, when read together, are confusing and must be construed against the insurer. See, EMCASCO Ins. Co. v. L & M Development, Inc., 372 N.W.2d 908 (N.D.1985); Baybutt Constr. Corp. v. Commercial Union Ins. Co., 455 A.2d 914 (Me.1983); McRaven v. F-Stop Photo Labs, Inc.,


in question to be ambiguous, and resolved the doubt in favor of finding that the insurer had a duty to defend the insured. Id. at 922.
The genesis of the majority view can be found in the Haugan decision and, to a greater extent, the Weedo decision. The Haugan court based its decision on the premise that the exception to exclusion (a) could not grant coverage for warranty claims and is subject to all other exclusions. 197 N.W.2d at 22. That court felt the sum of the exception and the seemingly contradictory exclusion is "that property damage claims of third persons resulting from the insured's breach of warranty are covered unless the claimed loss is confined to the insured's work product." Id. The Weedo court accepted this proposition, andgymnastics. One exclusion specifically reserves breach of warranty coverage, while others negate that coverage. The Weedo court addressed this inconsistency by stating that the exception to exclusion (a) is subject to, and must be considered with, all other exclusions. 405 A.2d at 795. Yet, the same court rejected the insured's argument that the inconsistency could reasonably produce confusion by stating that exclusions must be read separately and not cumulatively. Id. While the court's reasoning is sound insofar as its conclusion amounts to a holding that an exclusion is controlling over an exception but not another exclusion, its decision that the policy is not ambiguously worded is questionable. This court can agree with the Weedo court's interpretation of such policies and their attendant exclusions, but that is not the


issue presented for summary judgment in the instant case. This court must determine whether the policy and its exclusions, whatever their ultimate interpretation, can be regarded as ambiguous.
With this in mind, the court feels that the policy and its attendant exclusions are indeed ambiguous. When read together, the exclusions are simply confusing. Even if the reader limits the application of the exception in question to exclusion (a), and applies exclusions (m) and (n) to negate the coverage reserved by the exception, questions remain. In view of (m) and (n), the exception to (a) seems to be superfluous  not a construction favored by law. It is true that this question is answered by Weedo and Haugan, but not without resort to legal expertise. Such expertise should not beno such claims presented in Weedo, there was no duty to defend. In the instant case, the Lauritzen complaint makes claims for damages other than those to the product itself loss of use of the site of the product, for example. St. Paul retains its duty to defend until it can confine the possibility of recovery to claims outside the policy's coverage. Pacific Indemnity, 766 F.2d at 760; Elitzky, 517 A.2d at 985. Thus, even if the view of Weedo and its progeny were accepted by this court, St. Paul could not seek refuge from its duty to defend in the majority view.
For these reasons, it is recommended that the plaintiff's motion for summary judgment be DENIED.
NOTES
[*]   Editors Note: This opinion was originally published at 703


Take a winter’s day back in 1877 and a good round ramble from Holne and here you have a very evocative narrative of that trek.

“A four miles’ drive from Buckfastleigh takes us to that most comfortable of hostelries ‘The Church House’ at Holne. Our coming had been duly notified and though ’tis late at night we are made thoroughly comfortable and at home. Next morning after a breakfast which left nothing to be desired, at about 10 o’clock, we start. The morning is bright and clear, and dazzling, dangerously brilliant, indeed for December, with a long day in front, but making the views, the hills, the streams, and the tors stand out in their sombre colours most beautifully. We leave the village by the road known as thea school, the chancel being shuttered off. On Sunday the shutters are taken down, and a convenient, not to say, elegant chapel is the result.

This hamlet of Huccaby forms part of the parish of Lydford, and duty is performed in the building by the Rev. Mr. Shattock, who also has charge of the Church at Postbridge where he resides. Almost immediately after passing the combination building, and just where the road widens, marks the trackway which leads you over a series of enclosures to Dartmeet. This pathway runs almost due east, and must not be confused with a broader trackway which leads back to and around the hill forming the background of Mr. Harris’ house. As you pass through the fields you may notice Brimpts on your left


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Often, users of kayaks and similar watercraft wish to fish while paddling. Along these lines, a number of kayaks incorporate rod holder(s) that allow mounting a fishing rod to the kayak. In such an


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13,500! That’s the number of food items that a crew of about three hundred RSD-13 student volunteers collected, door-to-door in Middlefield and Durham early Saturday morning, December 1st. Another 200 volunteers drove 83 student teams throughout our neighborhoods. Then they helped count, sort and load the food for delivery to Middlefield and Durham food pantries, the bulk of the food going to our own Amazing Grace food pantry in Middletown. All together almost 15,000 (Fifteen Thousand!) pounds of food were collected and will be distributed throughout the area to needy local families.


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or try to show them the supposed best path. Some, as revealed in a verse, say, "Do not go out to fight in the heat." (Surat at-Tawba, 81) Some try to give the impression they want to take part in the struggle but pretend they lack the means to do so, saying, "If we knew how to fight, we would certainly follow you.” (Surah Al ‘Imran, 167) Still, others make up excuses for hanging back, by saying, "Our houses are exposed." But the fact is that Allah has revealed their true intentions. They just want to run away:

"... [their houses] were not exposed, it was merely that they wanted to run away." (Surat al-Ahzab, 13)

But what the hypocrites forgets as they do all this is that there isBoston Public Library exhibit celebrates Edgar Allen Poe

Monday

Jan 25, 2010 at 12:01 AMJan 25, 2010 at 11:20 AM

Celebrating the 201th anniversary of Poe’s birth on Jan. 19, 1809, the Boston Public Library exhibit “The Raven in the Frog Pond” explores his genealogy, writing and the bitter literary feud that turned his hometown against him.

Chris Bergeron

Edgar Allan Poe is as much a native Bostonian as Leonard Nimoy, Aerosmith and JFK.

Celebrating the 201th anniversary of Poe’s birth on Jan. 19, 1809, the Boston Public Library exhibit “The Raven in the Frog Pond” explores his genealogy, writing and the bitter literary feud that turned his hometown against him.

Paul Lewis, a professor of English at Boston College, organized the exhibit, combining in-depth research, insights into Poe’s legacy and fascination with the “snarky”


here comes the storm."

January 30th: The plan to "liberate" Western Europe is finalized.

February 19th: A Soviet Spetsnaz task force of roughly 14 men places explosive in West Berlin.

February 20th: The explosives detonate, destroying several installations.

Precise time Unknown: Roughly 110 Divisions of paratroopers land all over the western United States. The jets carrying the paratroopers were never detected by Japanese Command or the Hawaiian Command. This is known as Operation: Fallen Eagle.

Later That Day: The US, British, Canadian, and French embassies in Moscow receive letters, the letters are the Soviet Union's formal Declaration of War.

Two Hours Later: Reagan receives word of the Invasion of West Berlin. His advisers tell him to sit down. They then tell him that most of the west coast of the US was overrun bythe Soviets. Reagan apparently had a fit, demanding whoever let them sneak through be killed.

Same Day: The United States loses almost all contact with the Japanese home islands. Scattered reports come in that Japan was hit by a massive EMP that wiped out nearly all electronics.

Same Day: South Korea, North Korea and small parts of China and The Soviet Union are also effected by the EMP.

February 21st: West Germany is invaded by the Soviet Armed Forces.

February 22nd: The Battle of Las Vegas begins when Soviet troops enter the city.

February 23rd: Seemingly out of nowhere, massive amounts of Soviet Soldiers begin to land on the American East Coast.

March 1st: The Battle of Las Vegas ends with much of the city destroyed. The battle is a Decisive Soviet Victory. The


that American States is a proper claimant for relief from § 362.
As we have said, there are certain standards that the movant must meet to escape the automatic stay. Section 362(d)(1), relied upon by American States, demands that there be "cause" to vacate the stay. The moving party must show some interest in property that is jeopardized by continuation of the stay. Certainly, isolation of the interest at stake must precede any consideration of its status during the bankruptcy proceedings. This is especially true when we deal not with the typical secured creditor, but with a contractor's surety.
American States bypasses this threshold consideration and proceeds immediately to the allegedly endangering factors. Its original motion, arguments during the hearing, and supporting briefs contend that the stay should be liftedbecause Glover's unsatisfactory performance precludes timely completion of the contract. The surety's ultimate complaint is that if Glover is permitted to perform, although at an unsatisfactory rate, its "exposure will increase as the project falls farther behind and the unpaid bills of suppliers and contractors mount."
On the preliminary questionthe nature of the property interest sought to be protected it is unnecessary for American States to argue. It unquestionably has an equitable interest in the contract progress payments.[4]
Somewhat more difficult is an analysis of exactly how the § 362 automatic stay impacts on this property interest, and how its removal would benefit this creditor. We approach the question foreknowing that this equity court must "balance the hurt" between the debtor's right to reorganize and the surety's rights to realize


a cost of completion of $1,690,138.
15. American States did not offer a cost estimate for it to complete the remaining work. It also did not indicate any precise or definite plans regarding the project: retain and monitor Glover, obtain a replacement contractor unilaterally, rebid and relet the contract, winterize the site. The surety's consultant, expert witness, projected a net loss on this job of $1.3 million based on the ratio of funds received and expended and work completed to date.
16. As of October 11, there is $1,631,580 available under the contract. In addition the joint checking account contains a balance of $330,361.27.
17. During the term of the joint account the trustee, with American States' approval, has made disbursements totalling $441,795.71.

*236 18. Glover has several proposed "change orders" pendingfurther injury. We repeat that, to date at least, the job has been self-sustaining, post-petition.
Mindful that our task is to discern the impact of the stay on the party seeking § 362 relief, we conclude that the legislative protection extended one year ago has not been detrimental to American States. Therefore, its motion to lift the stay is denied.
We do not conclude that American States has not suffered during the life of this construction project. It has had to satisfy $934,229.52 in pre-petition claims, but this is not a loss that can be corrected by lifting the § 362 injunction. Through the present motion the surety hopes to avoid any additional expenses while the contractor finishes up the job. But without demonstrable post-petition harm, it would be improper


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Therelatable than Iron-Man. It may also help to make the suit slightly loose, like a surgeon’s garb.

If you want a metal suit and mask, I’d recommend putting in a visor or sunglasses to cover the eyes. Eyes look pretty strange surrounded by metal.

Is your hero nonhuman? I have a few additional suggestions for nonhuman characters…

Make his eyes look human. That will help readers relate to the character.

Human-looking hands will make his gestures easier to understand.

Symbolic accessories can help us relate to a weird-looking character. Agent Orange has a badge and trenchcoat, for example, because I want viewers to think of him as a government employee first and a non-human second.

A human’s costume usually looks stranger than the human does. For a nonhuman character, I recommend plain attire because


exotic clothes on an exotic body will probably overwhelm the reader. For example, Lizard’s labcoat works quite nicely.

INCONSISTENT WITH PERSONALITY

Hopefully this is pretty obvious, but the uniform should mesh with the character. A Punisher-esque character should have a much different uniform than, say, Dr. Strange.

The most important elements here are brightness/color, the type of clothing (like a trenchcoat instead of a labcoat or ninja-suit) and the level of plainness/accessories.

INCONSISTENT WITH MOOD

Are you writing a gritty story? Gritty stories should probably shy away from bright costumes and superfluous accessories like capes. They also tend to overload on leather (I blame the Matrix). If your gritty story uses masks, I recommend basing them on government-issue masks (probably SWAT team or urban commando) or ski-masks. Those are utilitarian and serious. IfThis is the main weakness of the maskless costume.

The costume is too complicated to don quickly. Unless your character transforms magically, like Wonder Woman or Thor, he has to put on his costume whenever he’s needed. Usually the story tries to explain this by saying he hides most of his costume under his regular clothes, like Ironman. OK, but where would your hero keep his cape?

INCONSISTENT DETAILS

For example, Courtney’s eyes are brown. My first chapter mentions that and it has been in the header art. In another chapter, I once described his eyes as green. Even though the discrepancy is very minor, several readers noticed it.

This is generally more of a problem for novelists because it’s much easier for a novelist to forget how he has already portrayed


get, he could stick the old, damaged one into a bag under his bed or the nearest incinerator. It would be a simple matter of strolling into a shop, posing as one of his own fans and buying another jacket.

Reason 5: Spidey hears an important announcement on his police radio, and it’s imperative that he be there to throw the giant alien space-whale back into its spaceship and tell it to get lost. But, oh no! He’s in his jammies! Now he has to get into his suit and swing over there! The whale will have crushed half of New York by the time he gets there. If he had a simple jacket he could slip it on and get there in time to save Lady Liberty fromcap may help explain how he keeps his hood on.

I like the bolero-style hoodie for the female hero. I think it will look attractive and won’t scare away female readers. I’m not too familiar with skorts. My brief Google Images search showed some skorts that I think would be pretty effective, but others that are probably too short to be functional. I like this one— it looks long and loose enough that it won’t limit her mobility or decency. On the other hand, if it’s too loose, then your artist might be limited when it comes to drawing her kicking.

The TMNT ribbon and baseball cap thing could really work. As for the gloves, I like # 8, it seems to fit with what I’ve already written about him.

Haha,


different in a lot of ways, but have you thought about applying to a manga publisher? (Tokyopop, for example).

Are you interested in being a writer/illustrator or just an illustrator? (It might be hard to be both if your style in one part of the job appeals to a different audience than the other).

I don’t know much about the comics industry (or . . . anything, really), but wouldn’t it be possible to send a script and some sample art to an editor and ask if they would consider publishing something in that style that was aimed at an older market?

You could send to Darkhorse and Tokyopop. At best you get a ‘I’m intrigued, tell me more’. At worst, a ‘No, I don’t think that’ll work’. At least you’lla headpiece and some yellow accents to Showtimes armor, they complement very nicely with the blue of his skin. Jimelly, originally, wore a black skin suit, but not he wears a futuristic lab-coat. Lae’Trell wears a metallic jumper, being an engineer.

This sort of website isn’t really as equipped to handle the uploading of art as a site like DeviantArt, Flickr, Photobucket, etc. However, a few of our artistically-minded guests have embedded links to their pictures elsewhere. For example…

Ooh, I have some good news on the art-hosting side of things. According to the Associated Press, Facebook announced that it would be reverting to the original terms of use policies rather than the ones that had been construed by Consumerist.com to mean that Facebook controlled the content. According to Facebook,


is his three-feathered masquerade mask and he’s a bit of a snob.

Costume: His mask, a masquerade ball mask what he’s named after, on one side it has three feathers of red, gold, and orange.

A deep purple blazer, lined with kevlar stitching made for impact resistance. Gold buttons and an image on a mask on the back

A v-neck sweater, need suggestions for color, also lace with kevlar and spandex for protection and mobility.

Super-skinny jeans, color open to suggestion. The jeans are made of denim, spandex, and kevlar for appearance, mobility despite fit, and protection.

I’m really blanking on the shoes, I was thinking mid-calf semi-combat boots.

What do you think? I will ask you guys to be polite, I doubt you guys are very enthusiastic about a “fashionable superhero” haha. Also,his powers and features.

Anyway, do you have any suggestions on how he could get his powers or some travelling features related to Spider-man swinging on a web?

“Having him just running across rooftops just seems too plain. I want him to have another traveling feature kinda like Spider-man swinging on a web, just something different that would match his powers and features.” Perhaps he’s athletic enough to jump from one building to the next (like the Hulk or the agents in The Matrix) and/or he uses some sort of tool to help him get across (e.g. a melee weapon that can double as a pole-vault or grappling hooks* or whatever).

I think this is a difficult assignment. His superpowers are essentially limited to being athletic and you’re looking for something


do in the same situation?

-Gabriel himself is not the main character, just a major protagonist. He’s the best friend of my main protagonist. The extent of his powers are basically radiating a disquieting aura that feels like death itself, and absorbing souls. As in, he’d have to actually track down and murder someone with a weapon of some form and then his powers would activate on their own. He couldn’t exactly parade around slaughtering people left and right and walk away unscathed, if you get my drift, and in the world I’m creating only the death god himself can transform. Gabriel is still human.

-Yes, I’m familiar with Bleach. 🙂
The death reaper thing isn’t exactly a main plot point, just an added detail about the character. As to whatsurrendered if it were not for him then I could see how he would be considered the nice one but the group as a whole would be looked at as dark.

“I should’ve explained better, but what I meant is that during battle, on top of not insulting or screaming obscenities at the enemy, he pleads with them to stop and not to be a villain anymore, and if an enemy surrenders then he will just hand them over to the cops. But if a villain only “surrenders” when he’s been parked on his ass after a long protracted fight then Nice Guy will help him up….onto his knife.”

I’d recommend having him be open about his intentions (e.g. mentioning to the villain that, if he chooses to fight, it


more of her costume later but I’m having a little trouble picturing it fully myself. I want her to have a somewhat different style (somewhat more conventional clothing) than most female heroes but still look good. Although I’m still going to take some liberties with it. Any suggestions?

Her name for right now I am considering silveye or silvereye (pronounced all as one word making the last part more like rye sorry if this is confusing) do these sound cheesy and wich sounds better?

So, i was brainstorming costume ideas, when i had a bunch of ideas all at once. So, which one to you think is the best?

For reference: My superhero has voice-related powers. When she talks, it is difficult to ignore, interrupt, or disbelieve her, and she canCML and hence acts as a therapeutic target of CML (Bartram, et al., Nature, 306:277 (1983)).
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![\[Fig:ET:taurho:CN\] The dependence of optimal investment horizon $\tau_\rho^*$ with respect to $\rho$ of daily prices of the Shanghai Stock Exchange Composite, A Share Index, B Share Index, and 55 stocks listed in Shanghai Stock Exchange and Shenzhen Stock Exchange before 1992/12/01.](FigET_taurho_CN_Daily.eps){width="8.5cm"}

![\[Fig:ET:taurho:CN:HF\] The dependence of optimal investment horizon $\tau_\rho^*$ with respect to $\rho$ of high-frequency (5 minutes) prices of the Shanghai Stock Exchange Composite and 7 stocks from 2002/07/01 (or 2002/10/09, or 2003/07/25)


of the data sets, this constraint satisfies with all the 21 points.

The probability distribution $p(\gamma)$ of the estimated $\gamma$’s is plotted in Fig. \[Fig:ET:EvoDJIA1\] with solid line. The maximum locates at $\gamma_{\max}=1.51$. The percentage of the windows with $\gamma<1.4$ is $13.85\%$. When the Chinese stock markets are concerned, only 22 windows have $\gamma<1.3$, implying a percentage of $1.69\%$. This result already supports the point that there is little chance that the idiosyncratic scaling behavior in the Chinese stock markets could not be attributed to its short history and this property is thus of little probability to be artificial. This conclusion is still significant although less strong in other emergent markets.

![\[Fig:ET:EvoDJIA1\] Probability distribution of the estimated scaling exponent $\gamma$. The probability distributions are estimated with Gaussian kernel smoothing approach.](FigET_EvoDJIA1.eps){width="8.5cm"}

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The author of this post, Ann Garvin is an author, speaker and professor of health, stress management, research methods and media literacy.

I just returned from my father’s urologist visit. This is what we all have to look forward to, a meeting about the plumbing inside the people we love. After handshakes we sat, and the MD who biopsied my dad’s prostate said, “You


post, I will go over the first question that will save you time, money, and possibly lives.

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The first question, the question my father asked before he was ever examined was simply, “Who?” When a piece of information is offered up, you must learn to forget the packaging, how it makes you feel, your hopes, your dreams, your desires and ask, “Who? Who says? Who said? Who dat?”

Let’s take another health example, one that may be very useful for you personally if you want to feed the poor. Let’s talk about wheat.

Wheat has gotten a bad rap lately it’s been blamed for obesity, diabetes and addictions. If you really want to know the skinny on wheat, get your information from people who have nothing to sell to you; notHeterosexually acquired CRF01_AE/B recombinant HIV type 1 found in Thailand.
CRF01_AE and subtype B are circulating in Thailand and the strains have become intermixed in some high-risk groups, establishing the possibility of intersubtype recombination. The first such recombinant, mostly B with gp120 from CRF01_AE, was recently identified. Here we report a heterosexually acquired recombinant of different structure, with most of the genome from CRF01_AE but almost the entire envelope from subtype B. Surveillance by V3 serotype and genotype in multiple regions, followed by full-genome sequencing, was used to identify this strain. Pending vaccine trials in Thailand require knowledge of the presence of such strains in the population, and these recombinants provide valuable reagents for the laboratory evaluation of cross-subtype immunity. Studies are underway to determine whether either recombinant is


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of the DMN and different patterns of aDMN-pDMN functional connectivity contributed differently to future-oriented thought.

In this study, we found that the aDMN showed higher activation in Present Self than Future Self, Future Ctrl and Present Ctrl, which was in line with previous studies. For example, twenty-one college students were asked to reflect on the present self, past self, present other and past other[@b18]. Compared with reflecting on the past self or reflecting on the other person, a key node of the aDMN (i.e., mPFC) was more recruited when reflecting on the present self[@b18]. In another study, activation within the aDMN (including the mPFC) was higher when reflecting on the present self than the past and future selves[@b22]. The mPFC has been frequently associated with self-referential processing[@b26], subjective appraisalcognitive control factors or externally-oriented processes. Previous literature approved our suppositions, in which the increased connectivity within the DMN facilitated or monitored cognitive performance[@b24], whereas the decreased connectivity reflected declined present-moment awareness and hindered cognitive performance[@b40][@b41][@b42]. For example, the decreased connectivity within the DMN has been shown to underlie deficits in attention control and externally directed cognitive process (i.e., working memory)[@b43][@b44]. Moreover, some researchers indicated that the decreased connectivity within the DMN was connected to internally-oriented cognition, such as self-related thought and vivid future imagination. For instance, in a self-referential processing task, researchers found that coupling between subregions of the DMN was reduced during the self condition compared to control condition[@b45]. Østby *et al.*[@b46] explored both resting-state functional and structural brain correlates of vividness scores in future imagination


the decreased resting state functional connectivity between the aDMN and the pDMN suggests an absence of self-referential thought in autism[@b53]. Overall, the functional connectivity within the DMN is related to the specific task conditions and our finding provides an alternative perspective to understand the neural mechanism of future-oriented thought.

In conclusion, we reinforced the notion that subsystems of the DMN were involved in different functions and this study was the first to explore the aDMN-pDMN functional connectivity during future-oriented thought. Our results revealed that the aDMN was more activated when participants reflected on their present mental state and the pDMN preferentially activated when participants imagined future scenarios about themselves. Furthermore, functional connectivity analysis revealed a significantly decreased connectivity between the aDMN and the pDMN during Future Self relative toNOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,
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Bacteria have developed several methods to resist the lethal effects of antibiotics. The broadest spectrum resistance results from the action of Multi-Drug Resistance pumps (MDRs), which extrude a range of compounds of quite diverse chemical structure. The Small Multi-Drug Resistance pumps (SMRs) are 100-110 residue, dimeric proton-drug antiporters that contain the full multidrug transport machinery, stripped to its barest essentials. Hence they are ideal transporters for a comprehensive structural and functional understanding of drug transport and inhibition in a medically important MDR. Unfortunately, the conformational plasticity that enables these proteins to transport such diverse substrates has led to very different structural models and structural interpretations, particularly for the protein in detergent micelles. Thus we propose to determine the lipid bilayer-embedded structures of the conformations making up the functionalcycle of the SMR from Staph aureus that provides resistance against common disinfectants, and identify the binding determinants for multiple drugs and inhibitors using solution NMR by: 1) Developing a high performance discoidal peptide-lipid bilayer nanodiskette system for NMR studies of membrane proteins, 2) Establishing the relative topology for the Smr monomers (parallel vs inverted), followed by full structure determination of the apo-form of the protein in nanodiskettes, 3) Identifying the binding determinants for transportable drugs and inhibitors, 4) Defining the structural changes in the substrate-bound, and inhibitor-bound Smr transporter, and 5) Characterizing the fold of the most controversial family member, EmrE, in lipid nanodiskettes as a function of protonation state and TPP binding. PUBLIC HEALTH RELEVANCE: The Small Multidrug Resistance transporter protein protects strains of Staph aureus


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line. I asked what the line was for, and nobody knew, so naturally I stood in it, just in case. I waited for hours but the line didn’t move, so I excused myself and went to the front of the line to see what the matter was. I found that, at the front of the line, there was an elderly gentleman leaning against a wall.

I asked him, “Comrade, what is this line for?”

He answered, “I stopped here to lean against the wall and rest, and these people started lining up behind me.”

I asked him, “Then, comrade, why don’t you simply leave?”

He scoffed. “What, and lose my place in line?”

9. Why we apologise so much

Saying you’re sorry that you “think” someone has the wrong number, despite being 100% surea 180day period within which the petition for habeas corpus relief must be filed in federal court. See, e.g., 28 U.S.C. § 2263(a) (2000).1 Proceedings involving other states are governed by different provisions, which include a 1-year period in which the habeas corpus petition must be filed. See 28 U.S.C. § 2244(d)(1).2 There is no dispute that Tucker's petition for federal habeas corpus relief was filed after the

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180-day filing period had expired but within the 1-year filing period. Therefore, his petition is timely if the provisions of 28 U.S.C. § 2244(d)(1) apply to his petition, and it is untimely if the provisions of 28 U.S.C. § 2263(a) control.

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In order for the expedited habeas corpus procedures for capital cases ("capital-specific provisions") promulgated in the Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty


Act of 1996 ("AEDPA") to control, a state must first satisfy the provisions of 28 U.S.C.§ 2261(b) & (c) (2000):

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(b) This chapter is applicable if a State establishes by statute, rule of its court of last resort, or by another agency authorized by State law, a mechanism for the appointment, compensation, and payment of reasonable litigation expenses of competent counsel in State post-conviction proceedings brought by indigent prisoners whose capital convictions and sentences have been upheld on direct appeal to the court of last resort in the State or have otherwise become final for State law purposes. The rule of court or statute must provide standards of competency for the appointment of such counsel.

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(c) Any mechanism for the appointment, compensation, and reimbursement of counsel as provided in subsectionmechanisms and standards must in fact be complied with before the state may invoke the time limitations of 28 U.S.C. § 2263. Not only is this conclusion consistent with our precedent, but it is also consistent with common sense: It would be an astounding proposition if a state could benefit from the capital-specific provisions of AEDPA by enacting, but not following, procedures promulgated pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 2261. In this context, Tucker's petition for habeas corpus, filed within the 1-year limitations period, was timely-filed.3

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Although the capital-specific provisions of AEDPA do not apply here, the general provisions of AEDPA are applicable. Under those general provisions, a federal court may not grant a writ of habeas corpus unless the state's adjudication "resulted in a decision that was contrary to,


not to obtain."); Brasfield v. United States, 272 U.S. 448, 449-50 (1926) (same). Then, the jury revealed its vote a second time -that it was deadlocked eleven to one in favor of the death penalty; again, the court did not reveal that it knew the precise voting. Thus, when the trial court gave the Allen charge, the trial court knew that there was a single hold-out to unanimity, and presumably, the entire jury was aware that the trial court knew as much, but neither the State nor Tucker was so aware.

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In this context, the trial court gave the Allen  charge to the jury, including the following instruction: "It was never intended that the verdict of the jury should be the view of any one person." J.A. 166.and why did you choose them?
I have a dirt jumper, a road/town bike and my mountain bike. 97% of the time I’m on my mountain bike, which is a Yeti SB5C. I chose it because it’s the best all around bike for the daily Colorado grunting climbs, and my weekend enduro races. The bike can do it all!You are a coach for VIDA MTB, tell us what inspired you to get involved with coaching-
Mountain biking has changed my life in such an enormous and positively impactful way. I found a passion in it that I’ve never found elsewhere. Naturally I want to share that passion. I want as many people as possible to have the spoken wheel ignite their hearts and souls the way it has for me.


Coaching is one of the best opportunities to share, ignite, and grow that passion with the world.

Why did you partner with VIDA and what would you like folks to know about the VIDA MTB organization?
Because I believe they’re the best at what they do. I haven’t had the opportunity to explore many other female specific clinics, but I do know that the community behind VIDA in unlike any I’ve ever seen. The community is so full of love. Everyone wants the best for everyone else and we push each other in such a beautiful way!

Why do you feel skills clinics are important for those new or seasoned in riding?
They’re HUGELY important! Whether you’re new or seasoned, you always walk away with gems to work on that will changeAssociation, which (if you’ve ever been on a board, you’ll know) entails SO MANY things. Our main role is to advocate for mountain bikers and mtb trails in the Denver/Golden area and beyond. To make that happen, we’re involved in so many things; community, events, trail building, awareness, education, advocacy, etc. Why do you feel it is vital for women to be involved with their local trail group?
I think women participate in sports in a much different way than men. Surrounding yourself by strong women, is generally a much more comfortable atmosphere to push yourself and improve. Also, the comradery of women cycling groups is an extremely beneficial component to the cycling life. What do you feel deters women from getting involved with cycling? Especially mountain biking?
I think


highest point. In 1740 William I, the King of Prussia declared "Since the Treaty of Vienna France is the arbiter of Europe."

War of the Austrian Succession

On 29 October 1740, a courier brought the news to the King, who was hunting in Fontainebleau, that the Emperor Charles VI was dead, and his daughter Maria Theresa was set to succeed him.  After two days of reflection, Louis declared, "In these circumstances, I don't want to get involved at all. I will remain with my hands in my pockets, unless of course they want to elect a protestant emperor." This attitude did not please France's allies, who saw an opportunity to take parts of the Habsburg empire, or Louis's generals, who for a century had won glory fighting Austria. Thede Pompadour. For the next twenty years she was the King's confidante and advisor, helping him choose or demote ministers. Her opinions led to the downfall of some very competent ministers, including  Machault d'Aurnouville and the Marquis d'Argenson, and to the promotion of a number of incompetent military commanders. Her most successful choice was the promotion of The Duke de Choiseul, who became one of the King's most effective ministers. She ceased to be the King's mistress in 1750 but remained his closest advisor. She was promoted to Duchess in 1752, and Dame of the Queen's Palace in 1756, and was an important patron of music and the arts, as well as religious establishments. She remained close to the King until her death in 1764. He was


was no longer having sexual relations with Madame de Pompadour, he sometimes slept with his petites maitresses, young women recruited for that purpose. Popular legends at the time described it as a kind of harem, organized by Madame de Pompadour, where a group of women were kidnapped and kept for the King's pleasure.  The legend circulated widely in pamphlets with lurid illustrations, and made its way into some later biographies of the King.   In reality it had only one occupant at a time, for brief periods.  Madame Pompadour herself accepted it as a preferable alternative to a rival at court, as she stated: "It is his heart I want! All these little girls with no education will not take it from me. I wouldhis successor, Louis XVI, reversed his policies. Guy Chaussinand-Nogaret wrote that Louis XV's tarnished reputation was created fifteen years after his death, to justify the French Revolution, and that the nobility during his reign were competent.

E. H. Gombrich wrote in 2005, "Louis XV and Louis XVI, the Sun King's [Louis XIV] successors, were incompetent, and content merely to imitate their great predecessor's outward show of power. The pomp and magnificence remained....Finance ministers soon became expert swindlers, cheating and extorting on a grand scale.  The peasants worked till they dropped and citizens were forced to pay huge taxes."

Jeffrey Merrick wrote in 1986 that Louis XV's weak and ineffective rule accelerated the general decline that culminated in the French Revolution in 1789. The king was a notorious womaniser; the


of the m^7^Gppp cap by recruitment of the 40S ribosomal subunit to a *cis-*acting element located in the 5′ UTR called internal ribosome entry site (IRES). IRES activity is modulated (usually enhanced) by proteins called IRES *trans-*acting factors (ITAFs) ([@B74]). IRESs are structurally and functionally diverse ([@B75]). There is no uniformity in the way they operate as well as their factor requirements. Variable interactions with canonical initiation factors, ITAFs, and the 40S ribosome are thought to lead to proper positioning of the initiation codon to the ribosomal P-site ([@B76]). For some IRESs, the recruitment of the 40 S ribosome involves mRNA--ribosome RNA (rRNA) base pairing between the IRES and 18S rRNA ([@B77], [@B78]). In addition, TIEs in the 5′ UTR may block cap-dependent translation and divert the translation of5'-proximal ORF is short and can significantly impact the translation of the downstream protein-coding ORF ([@B98]). This is particularly relevant in the human transcriptome where nearly half of all transcripts are at least computationally predicted to contain upstream or overlapping reading frames whose translation in general represses the translation of the downstream coding sequence ([@B102]). It is generally thought that reinitiation involves the same factors as standard initiation; however the complex MCT-1/DENR is a non-canonical initiation factor that specifically promotes reinitiation in eukaryotes ([@B103]). In fact, certain mRNAs containing upstream ORFs (uORFs) with strong Kozak sequences (i.e., consensus sequences that promote translation) selectively require MCT-1/DENR for the proper translation of the downstream main coding sequence, and interestingly, these mRNAs are enriched for transcriptional regulators and oncogenic kinases ([@B103]).

Translational


eIF4E has lower affinity for the cap structure ([@B60], [@B157], [@B158]). Nonetheless, eIF4E phosphorylation underpins epithelial-to-mesenchymal transition, invasion, and migration ([@B159], [@B160]) and is associated with higher-grade and hormone-refractory prostate cancer ([@B44]).

### Signaling Pathways Upregulate eIF4F Assembly and Activity through Mechanistic or Mammalian Target of Rapamycin (mTOR) {#S3-2-2}

The mammalian/mechanistic target of rapamycin is a serine/threonine kinase that forms 2 distinct multiprotein complexes termed mTOR complex 1 and 2 (Figure [2](#F2){ref-type="fig"}). Each complex has distinct substrates and, accordingly, regulates different cellular processes ([@B161]). mTORC1 links many extracellular and intracellular nutrient and growth cues to the translation process mainly by regulating the eIF4F assembly ([@B66]). Simultaneously, mTORC1 (in association with CK2) regulates ternary complex recycling to couple coordinate changes in eIF4F assembly and, consequently modulate the rate-limiting step of translationcompetitive inhibitor of eIF2B ([@B180], [@B181]) (Figure [2](#F2){ref-type="fig"}). Four eIF2α kinases catalyze this phosphorylation in a cell type- and stress-specific manner: protein kinase RNA-activated (PKR) is activated by viral infection, PKR-like endoplasmic reticulum kinase (PERK) is activated by the accumulation of unfolded polypeptides in the lumen of the endoplasmic reticulum, general control non-derepressible 2 kinase (GCN2) is activated by amino acid starvation and ultraviolet (UV) light, and heme-regulated eIF2α kinase (HRI) is activated by heme deficiency and redox stress. Since eIF2B is present in limiting concentrations, phosphorylation of even a small fraction of eIF2α significantly inhibits eIF2--GDP--eIF2--GTP recycling leading to a global inhibition of protein synthesis ([@B181]). Nonetheless, the phosphorylation of eIF2α enhances the translation of a select group of mRNAs, which encode for proteins involved in stress


of oncogenic transcripts. Increasing levels of TRM6/61 correlate with the transition from grade II or III gliomas to glioblastomas, i.e., tumors of the central nervous system with progressively more aggressive natural history ([@B57]). The elongator acetyltransferase complex subunit 3 and CTU1/2 enzymes mediate the posttranscriptional modification of the wobble uridine 34, a highly conserved modification that contributes to translational fidelity ([@B19]). Increasing levels of those enzymes correlated with the transition from normal breast tissue to non-invasive and invasive breast cancer. This posttranscriptional modification is important for the translation of an ITAF (DEK proto-oncogene), which in turn upregulates the IRES-mediated translation of the transcription factor lymphoid enhancer binding factor 1 (LEF1) ([@B19]); of note, LEF1 is an important effector of the WNT- and TGFβ-signaling pathways, which lead to invasionthese factors can help us in the diagnosis of equivocal cases, determine the malignant potential of premalignant lesions, predict response to a specific therapy, determine the risk of recurrence or cancer-related death, and altogether help us in clinical decision making and the refinement of our treatment approaches. Rapidly emerging new data are likely to provide even greater insight and rationale for the utilization of these translational regulatory factors in patient stratification and treatment selection. Moreover, as new drugs targeting the translational machinery enter clinical investigations, the role and importance of those biomarkers are expected to expand.

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WG conceived the manuscript. CV collected the data and drafted the manuscript. WG and SB critically reviewed the manuscript. All authors approved the final version to be published.

Conflict of Interest Statement


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The authors declare that the research was conducted in the absence of any commercial or financial relationships that could be construed as a potential conflict of interest. The handling editor declared a shared affiliation, though no other collaboration, with the authors and the handling editor states that the process met the standards of a fair and objective review.

We thank Dr. Sunnie R Thompson for critical review of the manuscript and insightful comments.

**Funding.** CV is currently funded by Career Catalyst Award in Basic and Translational Research by Susan G Komen (CCR15331062).

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The Supplementary Material for this article can be found online at <http://journal.frontiersin.org/article/10.3389/fonc.2017.00158/full#supplementary-material>.

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4E-BP, eIF4E-binding protein; A, adenosine; A-site, acceptor site; ABCE1, ATP-binding cassette subfamily E member 1; ADAR, adenosine deaminase, RNA-specific;mind, this is exactly how it is supposed to be. That’s nice. Life is easy, and at this point, you feel like you can pretty much walk on water!

Being the stud you are, you don’t take much time to consider consequences to all your actions, especially how you’re living on social media. I mean come on, you’re good no matter what. So, without thinking one night, you decide to tweet out some reckless, nasty comments to a kid on the team you’re playing next weekend. You knew it was wrong, but oh well. You thought it was funny and some of your teammates even liked and retweeted. No big deal, right? Well, it actually is a big deal. A very big deal. Because this time, you messed with


benefits of a clean energy economy. That includes those in the Gulf and other areas facing dangerous oil, gas, and coal expansion.”

“During the Obama presidency, the ‘keep it in the ground’ movement transformed our public conversation about fossil fuels and made announcements like today’s possible. Now, we must redouble our resistance to Trump and the industry’s drill-baby-drill agenda. Our climate and communities depend on it,” Boeve said.

About ew

ew came of age during the winddown to the Vietnam War, and like many other Americans, as soon there wasn’t an issue that didn’t affect him personally, he became indifferent. This gradually changed during the Reagan and Bush I years, continued through the Clinton years and finally came to a head with the passage of the Patriot Act in 2001. Hefor detecting opening/closing of the door; means for controlling for outputting a driving signal corresponding to the detected result; and means for opening/closing for controlling a power source supplied to the high voltage transformer according to receiving the driving signal.
The means for detecting is a microswitch which is a detector for detecting the openinig/closing of the door.
The means for opening/closing is an electromagnetic relay for controlling an opening/closing of an input power source to open/close a contact according to the driving signal, wherein the relay is an electromagnetic relay for controlling a supply of large amounts of current from 50A to 70A.
To achieve the above objectives, the present invention provides an interlock device of a microwave oven. In a microwave oven having a case forming a cooking chamber,


microwaves, the microwave oven comprising: a DC circuit part for converting direct current supplied by a DC input power source into alternating current, and for supplying the converted alternating current; an opening/closing means for connecting between the DC input power source and the DC circuit part; a current dividing means being connected to the means for opening/closing, and for dividing a part of current supplied by the means for opening/closing when the means for opening/closing is switched on; and a microwave oscillating means for being driven by an output voltage of the high voltage transformer, and for generating microwaves.
The current dividing means is a relay connected to the opening/closing means in parallel. The present invention further comprises resistors for being connected to the opening/closing means and/or the relaycurrent dividing means in series, respectively, and for regulating each rate of current through the opening/closing means and the relay, respectively.
To achieve the above objectives, the present invention provides a device for preventing overcurrent of a microswitch comprising: a microswitch for opening/closing the connection between DC input power source and a DC circuit part being supplied direct current; and a current dividing means being connected to the microswitch in parallel, and for dividing a part of current through the microswitch when the microswitch is switched on.
According to the present invention, a microwave oven is capable of preventing overcurrent of a microswitch by using a relay, and so on. A microwave oven can be heating/cooking food safely according to being prevented from a holding of the previous status of


respectively) as 30 % of the Polish *fim2*-*2* isolates, suggesting that the *fim2*-*2* isolate was introduced in Belgium from Poland. The *fim2*-*2* allele was also observed in the pre-vaccination era in the Netherlands (57 %, *n* = 7), while all isolates from 1965 or later harboured *fim2*-*1* \[[@CR45]\]. More recently, *fim2*-*2* isolates were observed in Moscow (89 % in the period 1990--2004) and Australia (36 % in the period 1998--2008) \[[@CR50], [@CR51]\]. In both Poland and Australia, a significant percentage of the *fim2*-*2* isolates were linked to MT70 (80 and 88 %, respectively), possibly suggesting a common origin. However, independent genesis and fixation of the *fim2*-*2* single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) by different *B. pertussis* lineages may also be possible. The latter would suggest that the mutation has a significant effect on fitness.

The limited distribution offound previously in the United Kingdom, where isolates collected between 1920 and 2002 were studied \[[@CR52]\]. All isolates with the *fim2*-*2* allele (*n* = 20) were Fim2. This was also observed in Poland, where 90 % of the *fim2*-*2* isolates were Fim2. However, no *fim2*-*2* alleles have been found in Ireland in this study.

MT27 is the predominating MT in Europe. Previous European studies showed a linkage between *ptxP3* and MT27 \[[@CR17], [@CR18], [@CR46]\]. Indeed, 97 % of MT27 isolates in this study harboured the *ptxP3* allele. MT27 was also the predominating MT in countries outside Europe, including Australia \[[@CR2]\], Japan \[[@CR25]\] and the United States \[[@CR22]\]. One of the two Polish *ptxP3* isolates was also typed as MT27.

The Fim and Prn types of Danish isolates were similar to the isolates found in


peak, measured during the stair-climbing test[@r6]^)^. However, to our best knowledge, the stair-climbing test has not been used to evaluate improvement in exercise capacity after lung resection. In addition, the difference between changes in the stair-climbing test and in the 6MWD after lung resection remains unclear. Therefore, the aim of this study was to compare the stair-climbing test and the 6MWT after lung resection surgery.

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Fourteen patients undergoing lung resection using video-assisted thoracoscopic surgery lobectomy (VATS) for NSCLC from March 2013 through February 2014 were enrolled in the study after giving informed consent. This study protocol was approved by the Ethics Committee of the Kansai Electric Power Hospital (No. 2639). Patients completed the stair-climbing test and 6MWT preoperatively and one month postoperatively. The percentage change in      2.480                                   72.215   1.230   3.000    72.215

Study 2: scale validation
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### Sample and procedure

The sample consisted of almost balanced proportions of male (47.1%) and female respondents (52.9%). Although the sample was young (mean age = 32.7 years), a wide range of ages was represented (minimum = 18 years old, maximum = 75 years old). All education levels were represented: 7.3% less than primary school; 15.7% primary; 36.6% secondary; and 38.5% university or college. Most of the respondents were either unemployed or non-governmental employers. For annual income, a wide range was reported (USD30--28800) with


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Extraction Method: Principal Component Analysis. Rotation Method: Varimax with Kaiser Normalization.

### Reliability assessment

A reliability assessment of the 10 constructs revealed that the Cronbach's alpha of internal consistency ranged from 0.65 to 0.89, above the benchmark of 0.60, and that the average varianceThe lack of empirical research in this area may have been caused, in part, by the lack of a scale to measure CBTCD. The CBTCD scale should facilitate further empirical studies into the demand side of the drug counterfeiting problem and, thus, a more refined and efficient policy to combat the problem. The CBTCD scale yields a range of scores that can be used to assess the degree of vulnerability to counterfeit drugs. According to the CBTCD scale, a score of 151 to 190 indicates low vulnerability, 81 to 150 indicates moderate vulnerability, and 38 to 80 indicates high vulnerability.

Despite its contribution, this study has limitations that should be addressed in further research. It is evident from the literature that researching the demand side of the counterfeit drug


facilities and attempting to "grow green" (the buzz phrase around the port) is a "huge technological challenge," says Art Wong, the Port’s Public Information Officer, since "gains could be wiped out if cargo grows."

The Port of Long Beach transports over 85 million metric tons (and over 0 billion) worth of cargo each year.

Bob Foster, the Mayor of Long Beach, says, "I can’t in good conscience talk to people about expanding the port unless it gets cleaner." He believes they’re moving in the right direction. The Port has said that it hopes to lower emissions by 50% even while cargo doubles, which Foster calls "a great start." But he keeps thinking, "What would you tell families around the Port with young children with asthma [and other diseases]? Is itraised more than $1.5 billion from venture capitalists. He was previously President of Leo & Leo, a management and franchise representation service with clients including Maserati, Segway, NetJets, PrivatSea, Sunseeker Yachts, NetSuite, Marsh, Orgil Greenhouses, Miss Universe, and Rockstar Energy. Costache will serve as a TaaS advisor covering the venture capital and investment sectors, providing assistance in fundraising and negotiations.

Swatt is the founder and major investor at ATS Inc., a pioneer in algorithmic trading systems focused on strategies in exotic financial instruments such as cryptocurrencies. As the former CTO of Coinsetter and Cavirtex, North America’s leading VC-backed bitcoin exchanges, Swatt brings over 20 years of strategy, operations, business development and technical experience to TaaS’ board. Swatt will serve as TaaS’ technology and trading advisor, drawing on his experience


those who return from that country have their luggage carried by separate flights conducted by the Emergencies Ministry.

READ MORE: Russia suspends flights to Egypt due to security concerns after Sinai crash

The cause of the tragedy is still being investigated, but British and US mass media have reported that special services of those countries allegedly possess information that the crash could be a result of a terrorist attack. The Russian Foreign Ministry said that it can only cause bewilderment that such important information had not been passed to investigators.are also noteworthy. Ryan says he thought Obama had brought him to the event to pursue a bipartisan path forward, but was was shocked when the president savaged his proposed budget blueprint. Of Obama’s speech that day, Ryan writes: “His false attacks were offensive, even by the low standards for discourse and civility in Washington, D.C.…This is who he is, I thought. Savage defense. Demagogue Republicans. Don’t triangulate. Don’t moderate. Go all in.”

“Paul, I’m so sorry,” Ryan reports Clinton White House Chief of Staff Erskine Bowles, co-chairman of the president’s own entitlement reform commission, said after the event. “I’m ashamed of what just happened. I cannot believe the president just did that. I apologize. That was reprehensible behavior and I’m ashamed of it as a Democrat.”

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