would be going with Google’s Guice, and using one of the community led integrations.

Testing – Fest vs. Hamcrest

Both frameworks have a special module for testing, dropwizard-testing and spring-boot-starter-test, including JUnit and Mockito dependencies. Spring Boot naturally uses Spring Test as well and the main difference here comes in the shape of matcher objects, checking if different objects match the same pattern. Dropwizard favors FEST matchers (which are no longer developed) (EDIT: moved to AssertJ in the latest 0.8 version) and Spring Boot goes with Hamcrest.

No Dev Without Ops

To earn the title of a production grade application, each framework’s core features include support for metrics, health checks and tasks. In a nutshell, metrics allow you to keep track of stats like memory usage and timing of how long doesperson of color. Not a week goes by without someone insisting upon the opportunity to honor my person-of-colorness, which consists of describing their week/month/year trip to Japan, followed by a detailed rave about the culture, which apparently is only made up of food or interior design accent pieces. Oftentimes I’m asked to grant the Asian seal of approval for whatever side project they divulge to me, one they claim expresses their inner nature, be it bonsai, hot anime chicks in uniform, or origami bird earrings.

This practice of honoring of my culture or any culture involving people of different pigmentations is starting to wear me down: those Taiko ensembles with nary an Asian in the bunch, or the blues festivals held on rare sunny days, playing to an audience


of scale. The conference call also mentions scaling marketing and other corporate functions. Oculus doesn't have to grow these now, it can just concentrate on making stuff.

But there’s more to it. Brendan Iribe, Oculus CEO, in that same conference call tells the story of the romance between Oculus and Facebook. Oculus started with games, but once the technology was actually experienced something unexpected happened, they started to realize how big social would be. Once you can truly feel you are actually present with another person and your brain feels convinced it’s real, something fundamentally changes, you get goosebumps. Which made them realize how big social and communication can be.

VR is about games, but it's more than games, much more. Think about how big something as simple as IMfrom scratch.

Who has all of this in spades? Facebook has the datacenters. Facebook has the fast hardware. Facebook has the fast networks. Facebook has the ability to manage it all. Facebook has the software. Most importantly Facebook has the ability to plan and build as much of it as needed. Very few others can make this claim. Certainly not a startup.

You can just imagine the Oculus team thinking about all this and wondering how the heck they are going to get it all done before the market window closes on them.

Following this line of thought...if you want to create cyberspace for real, don’t you want to go with the best way to get there the quickest? Isn’t it then worth it to work with Facebook? Especially if you


injury that caused him to sit out Columbus’ playoff run.

Powers mentions draft picks as a potential compensation factor for Murray. Chicago has seven picks in this year’s draft — none in the third and two in the fourth round — and seven in next year’s draft with one in each round. Columbus, meanwhile, only has one in the third and one in seventh for this year. If Matt Duchene re-signs with Columbus, Ottawa will receive the Blue Jackets’ 2020 first-round pick. The Senators already hold Columbus’ 2020 second- and third-round picks from the Duchene and Ian Cole trades, respectively.

If acquired, Murray would be the fourth former first-round pick Chicago will have traded for since November. The Blackhawks sent forward Nick Schmaltz to the Coyotes for forwards Dylan StromeLeft Atrial Geometry Improves Risk Prediction of Thromboembolic Events in Patients With Atrial Fibrillation.
Left atrial (LA) sphericity (LASP) is a new remodeling parameter based on LA shape analysis, with independent predictive value for recurrence after atrial fibrillation (AF) ablation. To evaluate the association between LASP and thromboembolic events (TE) in patients with AF. Twenty-nine AF patients and prior TE and 29 age- and gender-matched controls were included. LASP was calculated using a 3D-LA reconstruction. The LA appendage (LAA) volume and morphology were assessed. ROC curve analysis was performed for LASP, LA volume, LAA volume, and CHAD/CHA2 D-VASc scores (Stroke2 -the grouping variable-was excluded). Mean age of the study population was 61 ± 11 years (79.3% males, 53.4% hypertension, 8.6% diabetes). Patients with prior TE had higher LASP than


Q:

can i kill or finish() an Activity in a Thread other than UI thread..?

I was wondering if its possible to create a Thread and kill/finish The Activity, is it Even possible, if yes then how come it does not work in AsyncTask's doInBackGround()

A:

You should only call finish() from the UI thread.

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that his will was overborne, we hold that he was not denied effective assistance of counsel.  Accordingly, we affirm the denial of the petition.

BACKGROUND

2
On September 20, 1984, petitioner Charles C. Dean was convicted by a jury in the Supreme Court of New York, Buffalo, New York on two counts of first degree burglary in violation of N.Y. Penal Law §§ 140.30(2), 140.30(3), four counts of sodomy in the first degree in violation of N.Y. Penal Law §§ 130.50(1), 130.50(3), and two counts of kidnapping in the second degree in violation of N.Y. Penal Law § 135.20.  The jury heard the following evidence.

3
On July 5, 1983, between the hours of 1:00 a.m. and 3:00 a.m., petitioner broke a window and entered the home of Cecelia Williams. and argument concerning Dean's mental state, Dean remained silent.  In fact, as far as this record reveals, he did not direct an objection to the court at any time during the trial.  The closest Dean ever came to expressing dissatisfaction with an insanity defense, other than in his pre-trial psychiatric interviews, was during re-cross-examination.  In answer to a question, he explained that he had told his attorney prior to trial that he was not completely truthful with the psychiatrists because he did not want an insanity defense.3  This testimony falls far short of an objection to imposition of an insanity defense.

32
On this record, Dean also has failed to meet his alternative burden of showing that his will was "overborne" by counsel.  In fact,


the record before us suggests that although Dean initially disagreed with the defense strategy, he ultimately acquiesced to the more experienced judgment of a trained advocate.  The colloquy between the court and defense counsel regarding Dean's desire to testify suggests a compromise between defense counsel and Dean:  Dean would have the opportunity to testify and counsel would be allowed to present psychiatric testimony.  See id.  (noting that counsel believed the defendant had "assented or acceded to her recommendation").  Our interpretation of the record is supported by the absence of any request by Dean for new counsel or any indication to the court of a breakdown of communications between defense counsel and Dean.  Even more importantly, the record indicates that Dean took an "Well, I told--I told my attorney that I wasn't being honest with the doctors because I didn't want that type of defense."

4
 Because the content of Dean's correspondence with the trial judge is not part of the record on appeal, we assume that the correspondence does not support the claim advanced on appeal


sessions by at least 200%.

Binaural beats will not exist without headphones, though, because the tones cannot be isolated into a single ear. Although some people believe that binaural beats aren’t as effective as monaural beats or isochronic tones are when it comes to entrainment, they can still be effective for hemispheric synchronization, which can help you clear your thoughts and improve your way of thinking overall. Brainwave entrainment technology like the NeuroActivator is designed to combine the best of these different types of meditation music for best results. To request for a free NeuroActivator program, click here.

Monaural beats, on the other hand, come about inside the ears after you hear different kinds of sounds. As with binaural beats, monaural beats cannot be found in nature. Instead, they canherein by reference.
Lithographic projection apparatus can be used, for example, in the manufacture of integrated circuits (ICs). In such a case, the patterning structure may generate a circuit pattern corresponding to an individual layer of the IC, and this pattern can be imaged onto a target portion (comprising one or more dies) on a substrate (silicon wafer) that has been coated with a layer of photosensitive material (resist). In general, a single wafer will contain a whole network of adjacent target portions that are successively irradiated via the projection system, one at a time. In current apparatus, employing patterning by a mask on a mask table, a distinction can be made between two different types of machine. In one type of lithographic projection apparatus, each target portion is


to be exposed. Typically one or more alignment marks, such as a small pattern, are provided on each of the substrate and the mask. A device may consist of many layers that are built up by successive exposures with intermediate processing steps. Before each exposure, alignment is performed to minimize any positional error between the new exposure and the previous ones, such error being termed overlay error.
However, some of the intermediate processing steps, such as chemical mechanical polishing (CMP), rapid thermal annealing, thick layer deposition and deep trench etching, can damage or distort the alignment marks on the substrate or bury them under opaque layers. This can cause overlay errors.
In some technologies, such as micro systems technology (MST) and micro electro-mechanical systems (MEMS), devices are fabricated from bothfive of six sponges. Further substantiated by Southern and Northern blots, it is evident that the genome of G. cydonium harbors multicopies of moderately divergent Ig-like domains. Presently, this only appears paralleled by the human KIR multigene family of NK cells MHC class I-specific receptors, which consist of two or three moderately divergent extracellular Ig-like domains.


helmet. Others take note that green is the "official color" of Islam, and make some kind of connection between the name and the mysterious (not really) Georgia Guidestones monument.

In reality, none of these are likely true. Just like the thousands of named military exercises and operations before it, including Bold Alligator and Robin Sage (and Market Garden, Ivy Mike and many others in US military history) the phrase "Jade Helm" was likely just pulled out of a hat.

Q: Okay, but what about the Wal-Marts?

A: The Wal-Mart thing is both real and a good example of a post hoc fallacy. Wal-Mart did indeed announce that it would close five stores in four states, three of which are Jade Helm states. The reason for these closures was given as "plumbingwith the supposed millions of prisoners that would be taken? Why not close stadiums or warehouses? How many people can you cram in four Wal-Mart stores?

Other rumors of tunnels dug beneath these closed Wal-Mart stores leading to...other closed Wal-Mart stores...don't appear to have any evidence supporting their existence.

Q: Hmmm...this is all starting to sound kind of innocuous. But the FEMA death domes...what's up with those?

A: Every rumor attached to FEMA being an apparatus of the state killing machine has been shot down with hard evidence. From FEMA Camps to FEMA red/blue lists to FEMA coffins, every single one is either fake or has a real-world explanation. So it goes with the death domes. Pictures of pre-fab domes supposedly erected in Texas have become a staple of Jade Helm


ammo. But it's never a bad idea to have extra food and water around if something terrible does happen. You wouldn't want to end up in a FEMA death dome, after all. by Mike Rothschild @Skeptoid Media, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit

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ROME – Italy's president has accepted the resignation of Premier Enrico Letta after he was sacked by his own party in a back-room mutiny.

President Giorgio Napolitano said he would start consulting political leaders later Friday with an aim of finding a new government that can win parliamentary approval and enact necessary economic and political reforms.

The consultations are expected to last through Saturday. At their conclusion, Napolitano is widely expected to ask the brash, young mayor of Florence, Matteo Renzi, to try to form a government.

The 39-year-old Renzi engineered the stunning power play to knock Letta out of the premier's office and move in, accusing Letta of failing to lift Italy out of its economic and political doldrums.


lack of interest or difficulty imitating sounds when a child develops an ear infection.

Babies may be cranky during teething and develop ear infections that go undiagnosed because erupting gums are obviously causing them discomfort. Babies with Down syndrome may not be diagnosed at pediatrician visits because their ear canals are so small, and sometimes a special instrument must be used to see inside their ear canals, or the doctor will use the traditional tool without an attachment.

Although some babies are very sensitive to pain due to ear infection, others give few clues that they have a health problem. If a course of antibiotics has been too short to eradicate the infection, or if fluid persists in the ear after infection has been treated, hearing problems may not beThroat specialists have specialized equipment to diagnose babies with either conductive hearing loss or sensorineural hearing loss, also known as nerve deafness. Because any degree of hearing can give children important clues to communication and information about the world around them, babies only a few weeks old may be fitted with hearing aids.

Alternate forms of communication, especially sign language, have been shown to help babies and young children make tremendous strides in communication, understanding, and learning. Mainstream babies with no hearing loss have been shown to benefit from using simple sign language until they are able to speak.

Some babies have a type of hearing loss that causes them to have difficulty in processing sound and language in the parts of the brain that control hearing. Central hearing loss


can cause frustration and confusion that results in difficult behavior until the child is diagnosed and understood to be responding to a condition over which he or she has no control.

Hearing loss is a problem that is not easily recognized and also can be easily forgotten when a child is diagnosed. Because hearing and speech, or hearing and communication, are so closely related in everyday life and child development, it is important to have a diagnosis as soon as possible, with respectful intervention and support from the family and community.

Is a Cochlear Implant Right for Our Son?
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  directory must have been processed using the c_rehash utility supplied
  with openssl. Certificate directories are not supported under Windows
  (because c_rehash uses symbolink links to create them). Using --capath
  can allow curl to make https connections much more efficiently than
  using --cacert if the --cacert file contains many CA certificates. If
  this option is used several times, the last one will be used.

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The --capath option is used to specify a directory containing the CA certs rather than a single file. The c_rehash utility should be used to prepare


are thus a good model to evaluate to what extent they have maintained overlapping functions and if they exhibit epistatic interactions.

If there was genetic buffering by a paralog, we would expect a single mutation to have no phenotype (and this is indeed the case at 37°C) but double mutants to exhibit a growth defect if DBRHs complemented each other. We expected a Δ*cshA* Δ*cshB* double mutant to have a negative epistatic effect, as they both participate not just in rRNA biogenesis but also in mRNA degradation. However, none of the DBRHs double mutants exhibited a defective growth at 37°C, suggesting that the absence of a phenotype for growth was not caused by buffering activity through another helicase. Only at 18°C was epistasis revealed for some of the RNAgrowth conditions, remarking the importance of paralog-specific regulation. We suggest that, in contrast to paralogs that conserve the same function, such as GudB and RocG, the *B. subtilis* DBRHs have evolved toward functional specialization in which minimal or no overlap of function has remained.

Another aspect of interests in the evolution of SF2 RNA helicases is whether the conserved SF2 core is actually modular regarding the C-terminal end. The C-terminal end, enriched in positively charged residues, is not believed to work through specific motifs, but to bind diverse substrates. The divergent evolution of the *B*. *subtilis* paralogous genes is evident from differences in their carboxy terminal regions, that are predicted to determine substrate specificity. We thought that maybe by shuffling the C-terminal ends we could uncover functional conservation of


suggest that alterations in the intrincated metabolism of RNA can affect the function of many genes associated to different processes, including sporulation. Finally, [@B26] used a microarray to evaluate the effect of a CshA mutant on the expression of the *B. subtilis* genes. Only five genes related to sporulation were found to exhibit a small effect, including less than a twofold difference in expression compared to wt expression: *cotD* (0.8), *spoIIB* (0.8), *cotSA* (0.98), *spoVAF* (1.4), and *spoVFE* (1.3). It is not possible to tell whether the modification of one of these genes, or the simultaneous defect of more than one, is responsible for the delayed sporulation effect observed in the CshA mutant. These results suggest that alterations in the intrincated metabolism of RNA can affect the functionof the manuscript.

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.

**Funding.** This work was supported by CONACYT grant 102712 to GO-Á. JG-G received a fellowship from CONACYT.

We thank Alex de Luna for constructive discussions. We acknowledge technical advise from Jorge Rocha, Africa Islas, and Varinia López. We also acknowledge Dr. Silvia Piñero and Carolyne Smith, a Peace Corps Response volunteer, for contributing to the editing of this manuscript.

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Supplementary Material
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The Supplementary Material for this article can be found online at: <https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fmicb.2018.02261/full#supplementary-material>

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In French Pat. Nos. 1 459 336 and 94472/1 459 336 there is described an installation to measure the distance limiting visibility in a fog, comprising a series of lights disposed for example along a landing strip of an airfield or another measuring area, an optical observation device projecting the image of one or a plurality of lights of the series onto an observation screen, for example the target of a television imaging tube or one of a plurality of photoelectric cells and a motorized control device to set the variable focal lens of the optical device on a selected light of said series and to simultaneously actuate the lights viewed on the optical device. The lights may be illuminated continuously or in a blinking manner.Q:

uniq -c for counting duplicate lines in a file not working

I have a file called test.txt which contains the following text.
red: 8-17-20
red: 8-17-20
red: 8-18-20
blue: 8-18-20
blue: 8-18-20
blue: 8-18-20
red: 8-18-20
red: 8-18-20
red: 8-19-20
red: 8-19-20
blue: 8-19-20
red: 8-19-20
blue: 8-19-20
blue: 8-19-20
blue: 8-18-20

I've read on plenty of possible answers on how to count the duplicate lines and majority of them points me to use uniq -c
I have used the following command sort test.txt | uniq -c and the results I'm getting is this
      4 blue: 8-18-20
      3 blue: 8-19-20
      2 red: 8-17-20
      3 red: 8-18-20
      3 red: 8-19-20

why don't I see
      2 red: 8-17-20


    3 red: 8-18-20
      3 blue: 8-18-20
      3 red: 8-19-20
      4 blue: 8-19-20

Can someone help me understand what i'm doing wrong?

A:

You're sorting on the way in, but you also want to sort on the way out.
$ sort test.txt | uniq -c | sort -n
      2 red: 8-17-20
      3 blue: 8-19-20
      3 red: 8-18-20
      3 red: 8-19-20
      4 blue: 8-18-20

Note that 3 blue sorts before 3 red.

Availability:
=============

PyPi package: riboflow @ <https://pypi.org/project/riboflow>

Repository with Standalone suite of tools: <https://github.com/RiboswitchClassifier>

Language: Python 3.6 with numpy, keras, and tensorflow libraries.

License: MIT.

Introduction {#S1}
============

Riboswitches are ubiquitous and critical metabolite-sensing gene expression regulators in bacteria that are capable of folding into at least two alternative conformations of 5′UTR mRNA secondary structure, which functionally switch gene expression between on and off states ([@B37]; [@B50]; [@B51]). The selection of conformation is dictated by the binding of ligand cognate to the aptamer domain of a given riboswitch ([@B22]; [@B66], [@B67]). Cognate ligands are key metabolites that mediate responses to metabolic or external stimuli. Consequent to conformational changes, riboswitches weaken transcriptional termination or occlude the ribosome binding site thereby inhibiting translation initiation of associated genes ([@B71]; [@B38]). Riboswitches provide an intriguing window into the 'RNA world'


AUROC.

Discussion {#S4}
==========

The RNN model marginally (but clearly) outperformed the CNN model, and both of them significantly outperformed all the base models on all key metrics, notably accuracy and F-score. The best-performing among the base models was the Multi-layer Perceptron. It is noteworthy that the AUROC approached unity and near-perfection for both the deep models, especially the bidirectional RNN with LSTM. This implied that the use of k-mer features masked long-range information whereas the deep models were able to capture such correlations directly from the full sequence. These results affirmed that RNNs could be used to effectively simulate the interactions in biological sequences.

The F-score (a measure of balanced accuracy) is a more unforgiving metric than AUROC in the case of multi-class problems ([Table 4](#T4){ref-type="table"}). While the CNN and RNNa sequence-based clustering analysis of the riboswitch families using the cd-hit algorithm ([@B34]). It is seen that there are \>7000 and \>10,000 singleton clusters in the TPP and Cobalamin classes, respectively. Here we introduce a diversity metric for riboswitch families, defined as the ratio of the number of clusters at 90% sequence identity to the total size of the family. Compared to the overall diversity score of 0.7, both TPP and Cobalamin classes had above-average diversities (0.71 and 0.82, respectively). However, these diverse classes did not pose any problems for the deep models. On the contrary, the AdoCbl and AdoCbl variant riboswitch classes posed significant learning challenges to both base and deep models. AdoCbl in particular is the smallest riboswitch family considered here, but is also unnaturally diverse


of our models on new instances/classes without compromise of performance. riboflow is an off-the-shelf solution that is ready for programmatic incorporation of the RNN model into automatic annotation and design pipelines. All of our trained models are available to the interested user as 'pickled' models from <https://github.com/RiboswitchClassifier>. Riboswitches are a cornerstone of progress in synthetic biology, representing key checkpoints for translation activation. Our work presents an intuitive general-purpose extensible platform for the effortless characterization of new riboswitch sequences and classes, which would accelerate bacterial genome annotation, synthetic biology, and biotechnology, including the rapid design of novel genetic circuits with exquisite specificity. The predicted probabilities of class membership could be used as a proxy of aptamer binding strength with cognate signaling molecule, and this paves the way for theinjured.

Predictably, many of the unnamed victims simply vanish without trace. We believe those misreported as injured are the missing dead, who're then secretly inhumed to avoid damage to NZ's blood economy.

YOU MUST INVESTIGATE, OR AT LEAST PUBLICIZE!

WORLD’S DEADLIEST DESTINATION FOR FOREIGNERS

More foreigners are violently killed in NZ than in rest of the 'developed' world combined.

5500 foreigners have been violently killed & 35000 more seriously injured in NZ since 2000.

[The many hundreds of foreigners that are missing in NZ without a trace are not included!]

At least 98 percent of the casualties would’ve been avoidable, if NZ gave a f*ck!

Slamming the prison door in the murderer’s face after victim’s life has bolted: “[Visitors who’d be murdered in NZ should rest assured that] we will do everything we can to find


those responsible for serious crimes and hold them to account.” —NZ police

Archive for August 2nd, 2018

W A R N I N G !

SEVERE Karmic Booms Striking Racist, Morally Repugnant NZ!

♠ ♠ ♠

Evil Karma Boomerangs in Mysterious Ways!

Foreword: People living in Wellington, Christchurch, Auckland, Tasman Bay, Bay of Plenty [of Deaths] and Hawke’s Bay regions are either very brave, or extremely stupid. Then again, karma returns in mysterious ways! [See earlier posts for additional clues!]

♠ ♠ ♠

S H A M E O N Y O U!

Foreword: What does a failed country look like?

“We have a [kosher] white supremacist establishment that shames even Donald Trump [NY mafia,] spend billions on an incompetent and unnecessary military, and let a brutal [and racist] police force [and private security/spy firms like Thompson and   var ret = new Promise(INTERNAL);
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this bento was a little more boring than usual after the chicken.

Wednesday

Wednesday was this week's bean day! Nothing special to report. Except that I'm still out of my usual add-ins; maybe I'll stop at a store and pick something up... I pulled some fruit out of the freezer this morning, and while it does wonders for the fruit's appearance, it's certainly much less convenient.

Thursday

Time for a change - enough rice bentos! Thursday I made a soba bento, inspired by poor memory of yakisoba recipes, and made without consulting any. It was tasty goodness, but I don't have a clue how close it was to a real yakisoba. Probably almost nothing like it, really. Since it was snowing something fierce, I didn't head to any good bento supply stores


Q:

Unable to push after resetting current branch to previous commit

Step 1 : I have created a Local Git repository
Step 2 : Then I did a Pull(current branch is master)
Step 3 : After that I have reverted the merge by using Reset as shown below on the local copy.

Step 4 : After that it shows correctly as shown below.

Q : I tried to push the changes to remote master. It gives below error. Could you tell me why? I'm using TortoiseGit. Thanks.

A:

I have found out the solution.Here are the steps.
Step 1 : Clone the remote repository (will be checked out on default branch master
automatically)
git clone https://github.com/myrepo/myrepo.git

Step 2 : reset the local master
- it will change the master to point to a different commit with specific SHA.
git reset --hard 2f89f2971c3cr45fe187241b8cb89a8ef8234ea3

Stepv(q) = -q - 7. Let g be v(-6). Let k(b) be the second derivative of -b**6/72 + b**4/3 + 6*b. Let i(y) be the third derivative of k(y). Calculate i(g).
10
Suppose 0 = 10*w - 5*w - 25. Let s(k) be the first derivative of k**4/4 - 2*k**3 + 4*k**2 - 3*k + 4. Give s(w).
12
Let r = -5 + -5. Let x = -11 - r. Let o be -2 + -4 + 5 + x. Let w(v) = 3*v**2 + v + 2. Determine w(o).
12
Suppose 0 = 3*q - 4*q - 3. Let l(d) = -124 - 2*d - d**2 + 249 - 123. Calculate l(q).
-1
Let x be (-4)/6*21/(-2). Let p(o) be the third derivative of -o**5/60 + 7*o**4/24 + o**3/2 - 3*o**2 + 25*o. Give


p(x).
3
Let g(i) = 22*i**3 - 8*i**2 - 9*i + 13. Let c(k) = -15*k**3 + 5*k**2 + 6*k - 8. Let n(p) = -8*c(p) - 5*g(p). Determine n(-1).
-8
Let i be (52/(-16) - -4)/(2/16). Let c(v) = -14*v**2 - 24*v + 18. Let o(k) = -5*k**2 - 8*k + 6. Let t(w) = -6*c(w) + 17*o(w). Calculate t(i).
6
Let m = -3490 + 3487. Let a(l) be the first derivative of -1 + l + 3/2*l**2 + 1/3*l**3. What is a(m)?
1
Let z = 10 - 16. Let u(l) be the first derivative of l**4/24 + 4*l**3/3 - 12*l**2 + 25. Let y(h) be the second derivative of u(h). Give y(z).
2
Let h(a) = -3*a**2 - a. Suppose -6 = -3*y - 0. Suppose 3*b = -g + 2*g + 2, 0Q:

how to split column value in mongoDB and use on $gt?

Json Document is:
{
    "_id" : ObjectId("56d6ca4e90a90f7518f50946"),
    "url_Address" : "http://www.flipkart.com/fasense-women-s-nighty/p/itmdu4unkrwgtzuu?pid=NDNDU4UNKRWGTZUU&icmpid=reco_pp_same_womenclothing_nightdressnighty_3&ppid=NDNE6GKJFVF7UXUJ",
    "vendor_Name" : "Fasense",
    "vendor_rating" : "3.9 / 5",
    "product_Name" : "Fasense Women's Nighty",
    "parrent_id" : "56d6bfea2282d3e350f30808",
    "channel_name" : "flipkart",
    "MRP" : "Rs. 2,399",
    "prce" : "Rs. 1,199",

}

now I want to fetch vendor_rating and split it on / and then check rating is greater then 3 or not.
and the Output of the query easily can be rendered with complete documents.
How I can do this on mongoDB 2.6?

A:

so for that you will need to use aggregation framework provided by mongo.
then you don't need


memory, the NAND type and the NOR type, which are named after the NAND and NOR logic gates. The NOR type allows a single machine word (byte) to be written or read independently. NAND type Flash memory may be written and read in blocks (or pages), which are generally much smaller than the entire device. NAND Flash also has reduced erase and write times, and requires less chip area per cell, thus allowing greater storage density and lower cost per bit than NOR Flash. Moreover, NAND Flash also has up to ten times the endurance of NOR Flash. Thus, NAND Flash has been more widely used than NOR Flash.
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3 Cir., 1922, 278 F. 703. An issue of fact with respect to the privity of defendant and Sirmay is raised in the answer to the counterclaim. Nevertheless, upon consideration of all the issues, it is the opinion of the Court that summary judgment cannot be awarded.
Involved in the consideration of this motion are three patents, purporting to cover three separate inventions. On May 9, 1936, an application for a patent was filed, disclosing (at least arguendo) (1) a knitting machine, (2) a knitting needle and (3) a method for transferring loops of yarn from one needle to another in knitting. The application, however, claimed only the machine and the needle. Ultimately, on November 21, 1939, patent No. 2,181,105 was issued for the machine. Before the issuance ofthe machine patent, a divisional application was filed, claiming the needle and the method. Ultimately, on August 10, 1943, patent No. 2,326,694 issued for the needle invention. But on July 16, 1943, before the issuance of the needle patent, a divisional application was filed claiming the method, and that patent, No. 2,397,456, the one in suit, issued on March 26, 1946.
The defendant's first affirmative defense and corresponding item of counterclaim is that the method patent is not a division of the machine patent because the method patent was applied for subsequently to the issuance of the machine patent, and hence the two were never co-pending, Fessenden v. Wilson, 1931, 48 F.2d 422, 18 C.C.P.A., Patents, 1171; and, the machine patent, wherein the method was disclosed, issued more than


706. Mr. Justice Black, dissenting in the Crown Cork case has pointed out the vice of the "divisional on divisional" device in extending the term of legal monopoly; but this Court has no alternative but to follow what appears to be the established law. Therefore, if the third application (for the method patent in suit) is a division or continuation of the application for the first or machine patent, it is entitled to the filing date of the first; and the machine patent, therefore, did not issue more than one year prior to the effective filing date of the method patent, so as to render it invalid under the provisions of R.S. 4886 and 4887, 35 U.S.C.A. §§ 31 and 32.
If the application for the third or methodMr. Justice Black. Apparently defendant presses no claim of intervening adverse rights, but if it does, the issue then becomes a disputed question of fact, precluding summary judgment. The defendant also urges laches on the ground that plaintiff wilfully delayed the issuance of the patent so that the term of the patent did not begin to run until eleven years after public use of the alleged invention. Plaintiff cites cases holding that an applicant has the right to proceed even interminably in the Patent Office in the prosecution of a patent application, without subjecting himself to the charge of laches, provided he observes the rules of the Patent Office and the patent statutes. Overland Motor Co. v. Packard Motor Car Co., 1927, 274 U.S. 417, 47 S.Ct. 672,


people on both sides” at a rally by white nationalists in Charlottesville, Virginia in which a counter-protester was killed.

Some Republican allies agreed with Trump’s use of the word lynching.

“It shows a lot of things about our national media. When it’s about Trump, who cares about the process, as long as you get him. So, yeah, this is a lynching in every sense. This is un-American,” Republican Senator Lindsey Graham, whose home state of South Carolina has a large black population, told reporters.

Trump has a long and controversial history on race including decades-old allegations of discrimination in his family’s real estate business. He also championed the death penalty for five black and Latino teens wrongly accused of raping a white woman in 1989 in New York’s Central Park, usedOn the day his mother died, Jimmy wasn't there because he was too busy preparing for the Miami Dolphins' next game. On the day of his mother's wake, Jimmy wasn't there either. And when he finally arrived at the funeral and saw his two sons and his cancer-stricken father, that's when the iconic coach realized there are many things in life more important than 3rd-and-3. That's when he realized that no man lays on his death bed thinking to himself, "I wish I had only spent more time breaking down special-teams tape."


properly scrambled, any error correcting code (ECC) checkbits appended to the dataword must also be scrambled. This necessitates that scrambling be done after the ECC checkbits are added to the transmitted word. The transmitted dataword is likewise descrambled at the receiver prior to activating whatever ECC scheme is implemented in the receiver. In this manner, the bit transmission density is maintained for the entire packet, and not just the databit portion of the packet.
An exemplar prior art communications system is shown in FIG. 1, wherein (Physical Coding Sublayer) upper interface 100 represents a 10 gigabit media independent interface (XGMII) that provides an interface for data communications equipment irrespective of the physical mode of transport of data to be forwarded 102 or received 104. The encoder 142 and gearit to other applications especially, for applications where a different scrambling polynomial would be used.
During the physical transmission of the payload, random, single-bit errors are common. This is due to the extremely high speeds employed in communications channels used today. If there were only one error in the data packet, then a simple Hamming ECC would be able to correct all such errors. Because self-synchronized scramblers multiply errors, a more robust solution is required at the receiver to handle the incident error and any replicated errors.
On the receiving end, which could be in the same logic chip or on a completely different logic chip, the received packet is first synchronized and the packet boundaries detected. The invention does not assume any particular method for delineating packet boundaries. Often,


Caries clinical trial methods for the assessment of oral care products in the 21st century.
Traditionally, caries clinical trials of oral care products have focused on the prevention of caries in children and adolescents at the "cavitation" level. Because of a general reduction in caries incidence and the use of positive control comparators, studies have grown both in size and duration to improve statistical power. Currently, they tend to be of 2 to 3 years' duration, with up to 2,000 high-risk individuals per group. During the past decade, there has been a shift in emphasis from a restorative approach to the treatment of dental caries to a therapeutic approach focused on the remineralization of early caries lesions. However, caries clinical trials of oral care products have not often reflected                 tr
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our equine friends. With this in mind, I will do everything within my power to make sure that your horses are treated with kindness and patience while in my care.

It's not about how many horses I can carry or how fast I can get to the destination but it is about the quality of service and attention to details that make for a healthy, happy and non-stressed horse at the end of their journey.the Proscriptions before going on to steam and electricity themselves. That would be SF, but if it isn’t military tech, Weber isn’t interested in the details.

“S M Stirling has done this in his DIES THE FIRE series.”

Eight years between first and second, and twelve years between the third and fourth (or rather the first and second trilogies). He also skipped eight years between the first and second book of the Island in the Sea of Time series that started it all off.

If Weber has Charis winning a big enough victory at sea that forces the Church to bide its time to catch up, then a time jump could be fitted in.

As far as Siddermark mentioned in the previous snippets, I predicted during OAR that eventually Church is going


most of the writers I read get to a point in writing a series where something starts lacking and my theory is that when a series or writer becomes popular and the publisher and fans start demanding faster turnarounds or other stuff that makes it harder for the writer to maintain the original quality or freshness. The writers I stick with manage to turn things around and get back to it.

However, in the end, I’m not a writer. I’ve tried a couple of times, but while I think I can craft a scene decently, I can’t get the story to go where I want or figure out a good ending, so I don’t think I’m in a position to be too critical.

@39: “Another is when Merlin is tellingPierre Batcheff

Pierre Batcheff (born Piotr Bachev; 23 June 1907 in Harbin – 12 April 1932 in Paris) was a French actor of Russian origin. He was a high-profile cast during the 1920s and early 1930s and among his best-known films was Un Chien Andalou (1929), directed by Luis Buñuel and Salvador Dalí. From 1930 until his death, he was married to French film editor Denise Batcheff.

Life
Born in Harbin, he grew up in Saint Petersburg, until his family emigrated to Geneva, Switzerland. In 1921, Batcheff moved to Paris where he first worked as a theatre actor, but soon entered the movie industry. From 1923 on, he had his first appearances in movies and by the mid-1920s, he had a become a high-profile actor.

Both Batcheff and the leading actress in


We are studying the mechanism and assembly of helicases using x-ray crystallographic methods in order to gain insight into DNA replication and nuclear export, two pathways in which defects can cause cancer. In particular, through structural investigations of the helicase/primase from bacteriophage T7, I will address the mechanism of DNA unwinding to determine whether the hexameric T7 helicase/primase adopts a mechanism similar to the binding-change mechanism of F1-ATPase or a mechanism similar to dimeric helicases. I also expect to gain insight into assembly at the replication fork through the crystal structure determination of a complex between the T7 helicase/primase and single- stranded DNA binding protein. My structural studies on the mRNA export factor RAT8/Dbp5 focus on the protein-protein interactions that accompany the shuttling of RAT8/Dbp5 from the nucleusyears:

 Conditions of contest that reward the deliberate loss of preliminary matches
 Effective disclosure of partnership agreements, particularly in international competition where Highly Unusual Methods (HUMs) are prevalent. Similarly, the ongoing tension between players who wish to use their own bidding innovations and administrators who need to protect tournaments from HUMs.
 Slow play
 Dealing effectively with cheating and professionalism, primarily as to American Contract Bridge League (ACBL) tournaments
 Sex discrimination, evidenced by the existence of men-only, women-only, and open events
 Psychic bidding
 The Italian Bridge Federation's handling of the Burgay-Bianchi affair

Master Solvers Club (MSC)

The MSC is a combination of quiz and commentary. Several problem hands, along with the bidding so far on each, are presented and the reader is asked what call he would make (the number of


every interrupt handler that is defined CMSIS style
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       Natasha Burak (“Petitioner”) and Mark Burak (“Father”) were married in October

2006, and had a child (“the Child”) two years later. From early 2009 until December 2012,

Petitioner, Father, and another woman – “M” – engaged in a polyamorous relationship and

illicit drug use. The parties scheduled their activities on a calendar kept by Petitioner and,

prior to engaging in any illicit activity, the parties would take the Child to his paternal

grandparents’ house. In 2011, Petitioner and Father purchased a marital home in Silver

Spring, Maryland with funds provided by Father’s parents – Gary and Martha Burak (“the

Grandparents”) – and sometime in 2012, M moved into the basement of the marital home.

       Beginning in September 2012 and continuing until


and

devolved into violent actions taken by both parties.10 On May 30, 2013, the parties got into

another fight, and Petitioner testified that:

       10
           Petitioner and Father disagree regarding the circumstances of the fight.
Petitioner testified at the custody hearing that:

       [Father] and I ended up getting into a fight at the end of the day that started
       off in the car. I had gotten out of the car to stretch, because I had gone to the
       car instead of being in the park. Since they had gone off and, and I mean they
                     *      *     *
       11
        The record reflects that on September 26, 2013, Father filed a Petition to
Modify/Rescind Protective Order, which was granted by the circuit court, after a hearing,
on November 15, 2013. On January 22, 2014, Father filed a Second Petition to
Modify/Rescind Protective Order, which was granted by the circuit court, after a hearing,
on March 7, 2014.


other children left for specials and then he

would meet them in the specials classroom. Additionally, over the summer, the Child was

enrolled in a summer-long camp that had been paid for by Petitioner, but Petitioner testified

that the Child had to be pulled out of camp early due to behavioral problems he was

experiencing, in combination with him wanting to spend more time with the Ks’ children.

       Upon returning to school in late August, the Child’s behavior continued to escalate

and he began to leave class, run around the building, and show signs of anger.18 On the

       17
            “[S]pecials” refers to art, music, and physical education classes.
  several vacations with them, including, most recently, to the Outer Banks in the summer

of 2014. The record also reflects that although the Grandparents had previously taken the

Child to see family in Mississippi during the Child’s spring break in 2013, Petitioner

refused to allow the Child to go to Mississippi with them during his spring break in 2014.

The Grandparents would also participate in the Child’s doctor’s appointments, at times

       25
        The Grandparents arranged for the Child to attend Little Gym once a week from
September 2011 to February 2012. At Little Gym, the Child would do stretching activities,
tumbling, climbing, and balancing.


gainfully employed and worked a flex

schedule, but her hours were mostly Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Petitioner acknowledged that the Child gets off school at 3 p.m. and that when he is in her

care he goes to before- and after-care until she is able to pick him up. Petitioner testified

that she typically dropped the Child off in the morning between 7:45 and 8 a.m and would

pick him up anywhere between 5:30 and 6 p.m. on days that he was in her care. Petitioner

noted that on Tuesdays and Thursdays the Grandparents pick the Child up from school at

3:30 p.m. for court-ordered visitation and they drop him off at Petitioner’s home at 8 p.m.34

Petitioner testified that after the Child’s behavior on September 4th, she had been making

does she have for the son?
It’s like my shift’s over, somebody else worry about it. I’ll punch out. I’m at
the factory. I didn’t finish what I was supposed to do today, but the next
worker can take over. Grandma can go take over. That’s the attitude she
displayed.

Then you add – and I don’t believe her also that she’s changed the work
schedule that she has, because I don’t believe anything else she said. So that
child is dropped off at 7:45 to 8:00 every morning and picked up 5:30 to 6:00.
If it is truly from 8:00 to 6:00, that’s ten hours a day for a kid that’s in major
crisis. I would like to think a parent would quit their job if they had to, to
deal with that problem with a child.


find – because this case cries out for it as well – I know
      it’s an or, but the Court of Appeals and [Court of] Special Appeals, I don’t
      know, one day they ma[y] wake up and say it should be and. I find that there’s
      extraordinary circumstances that exist here which are significantly
      detrimental to the child remaining in the custody of the mother and/or the
      father. And I’ve given all those reasons – the drugs, the sex, the craziness in
      the house, the different relationships, the lack of interest in the mother, the
         (b) When Allowed. If the court expressly determines in a written order that
           there is no just reason for delay, it may direct in the order the entry of a
           final judgment:
           (1) as to one or more but fewer than all of the claims or parties; or
           (2) pursuant to [Maryland] Rule 2-501(f)(3), for some but less than all of
               the amount requested in a claim seeking


                              42
      I was not able to find any case law or statutory authority to support the
      [Grandparents’] position with regard to starting child support prior to the date
      of the filing requesting the child support. I note that under [Family Law
      Article] section 12-101(a)(3), it states that for any other pleading that
      requests child support, the court may award child support for a period from
      the filing offor under the guidelines would be $1,467 per month
      by [Petitioner], and $629 per month by [Father]. I’m handing out now to the
      attorneys the child support worksheet which I used.

      Now, I considered a deviation from the guidelines. The only evidence that
      the guidelines amount would be unjust or inappropriate is that the guidelines
      call for a significant amount from both [Petitioner’s] monthly adjusted actual
      income and [Father’s] monthly adjusted actual income. The amount called
      for under the guidelines would be 47 percent of [Petitioner and Father’s]


regardless of whether a party seeks to intervene as of right or

permissively, the decision to allow a party to intervene “is dependent upon the individual

circumstances of each case and rests in the sound discretion of the trial court, which, unless

abused, will not be disturbed on appellate review.” Md. Radiological Soc., Inc. v. Health

Services Cost Review Comm’n, 285 Md 383, 388, 402 A.2d 907, 910 (1979) (quoting

NAACP v. New York, 413 U.S. 345, 365-66, 93 S. Ct. 2591, [2606-03] (1973)).

       In In re Yve S., 373 Md. 551, 819 A.2d 1030 (2003), we established that there are

three distinct aspects to our review in child custody disputes. We held that

       When the appellate court scrutinizes factual findings, theof law, further proceedings in the trial
        court will ordinarily be required unless the error is determined to be harmless.
        Finally, when the appellate court views the ultimate conclusion of the
        [hearing court] founded upon sound legal principles and based upon factual
        findings that are not clearly erroneous, the [hearing court’s] decision should
        be disturbed only if there has been a clear abuse of discretion.

Id. at 586, 819 A.2d at 1051 (citations omitted). We also concluded that

        [I]t is within the sound discretion of the [hearing


by a copy of the proposed pleading, motion, or response
            setting forth the claim or defense for which intervention is sought. An
            order granting intervention shall designate the intervenor as a plaintiff or
            defendant. Thereupon, the intervenor shall promptly file the pleading,
            motion, or response and serve it upon all parties.
                                     must come before our courts possessed of at least prima facie evidence that
       the parents are either unfit or that there are exceptional circumstances
       warranting the relief sought before the best interests standard is engaged.

Id. at 440, 921 A.2d at 192. We also explained in a footnote that

       [a]t any evidentiary hearing on a petition, the petitioners must produce
       evidence to establish their prima facie case on the issue of either parental
       unfitness or exceptional circumstances as well as evidence sufficient to tip
       the scales of the best


concerning custody determinations, and the principles governing such
situations, are equally applicable to visitation proceedings.’” Id. (quoting Boswell, 352
Md. at 236, 721 A.2d at 677). Thus, our own precedent provides support for adopting this
initial pleading requirement in custody actions where a third-party seeks to intervene

                                             57
have a fundamental right to make decisions regarding their children is “instructive”)

(citation omitted).

       Accordingly, we hold that for a third-party to have standing to intervene in a custody

action, he or she must plead sufficient     a qualified addictions specialist, as defined in §5-1201 of this
                          title, or by a physician or psychologist, as defined in the Health
                          Occupations Article;
             (iii) the parent subjected the child to:
                      1. chronic abuse;


Although a trial court “might find it to be in the best interest of a
       legitimate child of poor but honest, industrious parents” that his [or her]
       custody be given to a more affluent person, such a finding “could not confer

                                             69
       a right as against such parents who had not abandoned their child, even
       though they had permitted himfinding that the mother “was addicted to drink and frequent profanity to such an extent
as to make her unfit to have the custody of the child.” Id. On appeal, the Parks Court
determined that

       [i]n considering this case, we do not lose sight of the fact that we are dealing
       with the welfare of a little girl of the tender age of five years when obviously
       she is most in need of the loving care of her real mother unless the mother is
       so depraved morally or otherwise as would render her unfit to have her child.
       While [the


 inability to furnish the child with needed care.

Id. at 630 (quoting State ex rel. Jaroszewksi v. Prestidge, 81 N.W.2d 705, 710 (Minn.

1957)) (internal citations omitted). The Wallin Court then concluded that

                                               72
       [t]hus, it would seem to be a fundamental rule of law that, all things being
       equal, as against a third person, a natural mother would be entitled as a matter
       of                         81
custody. Perkins v. Courson, 135 S.E.2d 388, 389 (Ga. 1964), superseded by statute as

stated in, Clark v. Wade, 544 S.E.2d 99 (Ga. 2001).54 As relevant to the case at bar, the

Perkins Court observed that

       The issue of fitness is much broader than whether a parent has voluntarily
       contracted away his [or her] right, or consented to an adoption, or failed to
       provide necessaries, or abandoned, or consented to the child’s receiving the
       proceeds of his [or her] own labor,


even on a temporary basis as is sought here,

over the objection of a parent, a grandparent must show the parents’ unfitness by evidence

that is clear and conclusive, and makes the necessity for doing so appear imperative.”)

(citation omitted); Gomez, 580 N.W.2d at 534 (concluding that the cumulative effect of the

father’s behavior “provides clear and convincing evidence that he is unfit to have custody

of the children.”); Wallin, 187 N.W.2d at 629 (“a mother is entitled to the custody of her

children unless it clearly appears that she is unfit or has abandoned her right to custody[.]”);

Perkins, 135 S.E.2d at 393 (“in order to divest him of this right upon the ground of unfitness

for the trust, the proof brought to show the alleged unfitness should be clear and

convincing.”) (internal quotation marks omitted).

research on new drugs for them to take, and the judge

concluded that finding new drugs and new ways to get high or hallucinate was a hobby of

both Petitioner’s and Father’s. We agree that the record indicates that Petitioner voluntarily

took drugs with Father and M during her marriage to Father and that substantial evidence

presented at the hearing indicated that both Petitioner and Father were interested in finding

and taking a variety of drugs. We note, however, that there was no evidence presented at

the hearing regarding Petitioner’s use of drugs, other than marijuana, after she separated

from Father in May 2013 – over a year prior to the custody hearing. Additionally, there

was no evidence presented at the hearing that the Child was aware of the drug use or that

Petitioner’s drug use detrimentally


allow the Child to take a trip to Mississippi with his Grandparents

during his spring break in 2014. We note that Petitioner allowed the Child to go to the

Outer Banks with his Grandparents during the summer of 2014, and there were multiple

occasions over the years where the Child was allowed to go on both day-trips and vacations

with his Grandparents. We also note that, at the time Petitioner refused to allow the Child

to go to Mississippi with the Grandparents, she was the custodial parent of the Child, and

as we have repeatedly held, “Grandparents … do not enjoy a constitutionally recognized

                              happened or daycare provider, she’d be calling everybody she possibly
       could. She’d be calling the mother, she’d be calling the father, she’d be

                                              93
       calling the grandparents. Did you hear – let me tell you what the principal
       said. Schools can’t make you do anything now, because that’s the way the
       system is. But certainly when they send a


factors that may be relevant in an

exceptional circumstances inquiry,59 we will confine our review of the hearing judge’s

exceptional circumstances finding to his application of the Hoffman factors to the facts in

this case. Petitioner observes that the decisions relied on by the Hoffman Court to establish

its factor test all involved an award of custody to a third-party in circumstances where those

third-parties had been custodians of the child in question for a long period of time. See id.

at 188-91, 372 A.2d at 592-93.60 Petitioner contends that because, in her view, the

       58
        We note that, as a general matter, the hearing judge did not err in relying on the
Hoffman factors as the basis for his exceptional circumstances594

                                              99
(concluding that “practically all” of the Hoffman factors were present and affirming lower

court’s award of custody to third-parties).

       We conclude that for the first Hoffman factor to support a finding that exceptional

circumstances exist, the hearing court must find that the child at issue has been away from

his or her biological parent for a “long period of time.” As Petitioner notes, in our other

decisions that have affirmed the existence of exceptional circumstances, the hearing courts

consistently found that


[his] birth[]” because that

conclusion ignores the facts in the record reflecting that Petitioner has played an active role

in the care of the Child since he was born.61

       We also observe that the hearing judge did not make substantive factual findings

regarding the third and fourth Hoffman factors. Thus, we do not have a clear picture of

how the hearing judge balanced these two factors in ultimately concluding that

“exceptional circumstances” existed in this case.

       We agree with the hearing judge’s assessment that the relationship between the

Child and the Grandparents is “extremely strong[.]”          The Grandparents are heavily

involved in the Child’s life and spend substantial quality time with the Child that includes

is likely to be applied―improperly―to deny custody to third parties

when those parties have shown significant evidence indicating that the biological parent(s)

is unfit or lacks a genuine desire to have the child, but the parent(s) has not outright

abandoned the child.

       The Majority is also unclear as to the mechanics of how, procedurally, a trial court

should apply its new standards. The Majority correctly recognizes that third-party custody

cases like the instant case, brought by the child’s grandparents, are distinct from third-party

guardianship/termination of parental rights (TPR) cases brought by a county Department

of Social Services. In a TPR case, a trial court is required to expressly consider certain

statutorily enumerated factors in determining whether to terminate a parent’s rights to a

child. See Majority Slip Op. at 62-63; Maryland


prosecution for the same offense after conviction; and multiple punishments for the same offense. McMullin v. South Carolina Dept. of Rev. and Tax., 321 S.C. 475, 469 S.E.2d 600 (1996). Appellant asserts at issue here is whether he is facing multiple punishments for the same offense under the third prong.
While appellant characterizes this as multiple punishment for the same offense, there are two separate and distinct offenses involved here. Appellant's driver's license was suspended pursuant to S.C.Code Ann. § 56-5-2950 (Supp.1996), the implied consent statute.[5] This section provides in pertinent part:
(a) A person who operates a motor vehicle in this State is considered to have given consent to chemical tests of his breath, blood, or urine for the purpose of determining the presence of alcohol or drugs ifof this defendant to take a breathalyzer test should not even be discussed in the jury room. The burden of proof as I have stated to you, is upon the State. The burden of proof is upon the State to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt and the failure of a defendant to take a breathalyzer test is not a factor to be considered by you in determining the guilt or the innocence of a defendant.
The trial judge agreed to charge the jury that appellant had a statutory right to not take the breathalyzer test, but refused to include in the charge that the jury could not hold that refusal against him. Following the jury charge, appellant objected to the judge's failure to instruct the jury as requested


2017 than a year ago. Aromatic rice varieties have risen eight times faster than the FAO All Rice Index, which is up 4 percent on the year. Likewise, the FAO Butter Price Index has risen 41 percent so far in 2017, more than three times as much as the Dairy Price Index of which it is a component.

The livestock and dairy sectors are particularly dynamic. The meat import bill is set to reach an all-time high of USD 176 billion this year, up 22 percent from 2016. World milk production is predicted to grow by 1.4 percent, led by a robust 4 percent expansion in India, even as more stringent environmental regulations and quality controls in China may lead to a contraction there.

World output of oilseeds oils -Parliament will put on a show of stoic defiance when MPs attempt to go about their daily duties, less than 24 hours after a terror attack brought death and destruction to the heart of London.

Both the House of Commons and the House of Lords will sit at their normal times on Thursday, despite Westminster playing unwilling host to the massacre the previous day.

PC Keith Palmer, a member of the Parliamentary and Diplomatic Protection Squad, was killed as he tried to stop the attacker at around 2.30pm on Wednesday, while three members of the public were also fatally injured.

The suspect, who was armed with two knives, injured around 40 others as he mowed down pedestrians with a car on Westminster Bridge before crashing at the gates in front of


killing of a small child, struggle to follow the right path afterwards.

For bonus points, I’m going to include some stories that I know were favorites when I was younger, but can’t for the life of me remember the titles to. Some of these are very old and not necessarily best sellers, so for people looking for quality off the beaten track, these could be worth a read (if we ever figure it out, and they’re still available). Your clues are:

A series (3 books or so), science-fiction, around a unique soldier. In one book it’s revealed that he was one of (something?)-kids, children who were found in space with unique abilities. He restores old spaceships in one book, turns a derelict outpost into a thriving repair station. That bookcombating Belgian colonialism in Africa. He even had the idea of joining the guerrillas in Venezuela but, because of differences with those heading it, could not achieve it, having to wait for the moment to go to Bolivia and, from there, create the necessary conditions so that our America would rise up en masse against U.S. imperialism and its traditional lackeys. All this was in the generalised context of an anti-imperialist struggle, the most outstanding symbols of which then were Vietnam and Cuba, facing an asymmetric war against the military and economic power of Washington.

Che's statue in Santa Clara, Cuba

But apart from his known military experiences, Che demonstrated his qualities as an original theorist of revolutionary socialism, in a way that it could count on ideological tools adjusted


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and destinations and the path to be followed are thus limited; the necessity to bury the insulated conductors (which necessarily may not be interrupted) in the ground, makes this known system in face only suitable for agricultural applications, such as described in the noted patent speicification, where the above-mentioned disadvantages can be tolerated.
The present invention aims to provide a navigation system by means of which a vehicle can be navigated with an accuracy which is sufficient for practical purposes, which does not require extensive modifications of the surface on which the vehicles runs and which is in its operation so flexible that practically any surface can be adapted to be used with the system according to the invention, and with which navigation can be effected between any arbitraryPathogenesis of vasculitis.
This review discusses current thoughts on the pathogenesis of vasculitis. Secondary vasculitides, frequently associated with infections or systemic autoimmune diseases, are, in most cases, characterized by immune deposits in the vessel wall, which probably underlies the development of lesions. In the primary vasculitides, immune deposits are generally absent. A group of primary vasculitides is, however, strongly associated with anti-neutrophil cytoplasmic autoantibodies (ANCA). Various in vitro and in vivo experimental data suggest that those ANCA are involved in the pathogenesis of lesions in the associated disorders.


Hillary Clinton. Photo: Mark Sagliocco/Getty Images

Hillary Clinton is changing her Twitter bio. After Clinton’s Arthur Miller Freedom to Write lecture at the PEN America World Voices Sunday night, Clinton sat down for a conversation with author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. Adichie asked Clinton about her Twitter bio, which reads, “Wife, mom, grandma, women+kids advocate, FLOTUS, Senator, SecState, hair icon, pantsuit aficionado, 2016 presidential candidate.” “The first word that describes you is wife. And then I think it’s mom, and then grandmother. When I saw that, I have to confess I felt just a little bit upset. Then I looked at your husband’s Twitter account, and the first word was not husband,” Adichie said. Was this Hillary’s choice, she asked. Clinton smiled: “When you put it like that, I’m goingthe system with bath present, and characterize the remaining decoherence processes. We illustrate the general analytic results derived for orders $K\le 2$, which is the accuracy of the employed QKE, with the numerical simulations of dynamics of a single spin in the presence of a classical fluctuating magnetic field.

Our results can be summarized as follows. Generally, for a weakly-coupled system weakly interacting with slow degrees of freedom (thermal bath) with the correlation time $\tau_0$, the decoherence is due to dissipative processes (resonant decay) which create excitation(s) in the environment, as well as reactive processes which result in dephasing, or scrambling of the phase of the system. The associated decoherence rate is proportional to the square of the coupling matrix element and the correlation time $\tau_0$, see Eq. (\[eq:decoherence-rate-stationary\]). As


scaling in large driven qubit systems (with and without long-range coupling due to long-wavelength phonons which may be correlated[@Ischi-Hilke-Dube-2005] between distant qubits, contrary to a common assumption in the quantum error-correction theory[@shor-error-correct]), and present an efficient alternative to optimum control techniques based directly on the master equation[@rabitz-science-2000-control; @levis-science-2001-control; @ohtsuki-2003-control].

Some of the results regarding decoherence suppression in the presence of higher-order refocusing sequences were announced previously[@sengupta-pryadko-ref-2005], as a justification for developing a technique for designing higher-order pulses and pulse sequences.

Problem setup
=============

[**Hamiltonian of the system.**]{} We consider $N$-level open system with the Hamiltonian $$H=\Hc(t)+\Hs+\Hsb+ \Hb,\label{eq:ham-total}$$ where the oscillator bath Hamiltonian $\Hb=\sum_\mu \omega_\mu
a_\mu^\dagger a_\mu$ has the usual form, while the control Hamiltonian $$\label{eq:ham-control}
  \Hc\equiv\half\sum_\alpha V_\alpha(t) \Sigma_\alpha,$$ the system Hamiltonian $$\label{eq:ham-system}
  \Hs\equiv\half\sum_\alpha J_\alpha \Sigma_\alpha,$$ and the system-bath coupling Hamiltonian $$\label{eq:ham-system-bath}
in high orders of the cumulant expansion[@sengupta-pryadko-ref-2005].

In terms of the matrices $\Sigma_\alpha$, the unitary transformation generated by the control fields amounts to a rotation, $$U_0(t)\Sigma_\alpha U_0^\dagger(t) \equiv
  Q_{\alpha\beta}(t)\Sigma_\beta,
\label{eq:rotation}$$ where the matrix $\Q(t)$ is orthogonal, $\Q^{\rm tr}=\Q^{-1}$. We assume the matrix to be periodic with the refocusing period $\tau$, $\Q(t)=\Q(t+\tau)$, which will be referred to as the “zeroth order” refocusing condition. This condition is non-trivial; it does not reduce to the periodicity of the control fields $V_\alpha(t)$.

The periodicity of the real-valued matrices $\Q(t)$ implies the Fourier expansion with the frequencies $\Omega_m\equiv 2\pi m/\tau$, $$\label{eq:rotation-fourier}
  \Q(t)=\sum\nolimits_m \A_m e^{i\Omega_m t}, \quad \hat A_{-m}=\hat A_m^*.$$ From orthogonality, $\Q(t) \Q^{\rm tr}(t)=\hat1$, we have $$\sum\nolimits_k \A_k \A_{m-k}^{\rm tr}=\delta_{m,0}\,\hat1.
  \label{eq:sum-rule-A}$$ With these definitions, it is easy to rewrite the first two


in the system hamiltonian (\[eq:ham-system\]), the terms with resonant denominator ($m-m'=0$) inside the $\omega$ integrals in Eqs. (\[eq:qke-full-kernel\]), (\[eq:qke-full-rhs-coeff\]) will also be suppressed. Then, for small $|p|$, the resonant contribution to these expressions will be limited by $|\omega|\ge \Omega$, which by assumption is far out in the tail region of the spectral coupling function (\[eq:coupling-matrix\]). The remaining non-resonant contributions can be calculated by expanding in powers of $\omega$ under the integrals.

In particular, the spectrum of the dissipation rates is determined by the positions of the singularities of the QKE resolvent, $\biglb(p-\hat\Pi_{0,0}^{[0]}(p)\bigrb)^{-1}$ \[see Eq. (\[eq:series-resum-zero\])\]. At small coupling these are determined by the eigenvalues of the matrix $\hat\Pi_{0,0}^{[0]}(p=0)$ \[Eq. (\[eq:kernel-non-singular\])\]. To quadratic order in powers of perturbing Hamiltonian, with the help of Eq. (\[eq:qke-full-kernel\]), we have

$$\label{eq:kernel-non-singular-expanded}
    \Bigl[\hat\Pi_{0,0}^{[0]}(p)\Bigr]_{\gamma\delta}=\!
    \sum_{m\neq0}
 the positions of the poles of the corresponding resolvent, $\biglb(p-i\Omega_l-\hat\Pi_{l,l}^{[l]}(p)\bigrb)^{-1}$, in the vicinity of $p=i\Omega_l$. Because of the formal identity (\[eq:kernel-non-singular-identity\]), $\hat\Pi_{l,l}^{[l]}(p)=\hat\Pi_{0,0}^{[0]}(p-i\Omega_l)$, the corresponding poles are distributed around $p=i\Omega_l$ in an identical fashion as those around $p=0$. As a result, at time moments commensurate with the refocusing period, $t=\tau$, $2\tau$, $3\tau$, …, the contributions with all frequencies $\Omega_l$ add coherently, with the common set of decoherence rates $\{\gamma\}$ whose maximum is determined by Eqs. (\[eq:decoherence-rate-one\]), (\[eq:decoherence-rate-two\]) depending on the order of the refocusing sequence.

The decoherence rates $\{\gamma\}$ determine the long-time exponential fall-off of the refocusing accuracy. The corresponding prefactor determines the initial decoherence[@falci-2005]; it can be found as the sum of the (non-singular) matrix elements in Eqs. (\[eq:series-resum-l\]), (\[eq:series-resum-zero\]). For $t$ sufficiently small, $\Gamma\,t\ll1$, the correction due to the decoherence can


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  : Order of refocusing sequences (rows) with different pulse shapes (columns), depending on the direction of the applied constant field. The order values listed represent the number of cancelled terms in the cumulant expansion (\[eq:cumulants\]) of the evolution operator with the bath variables replaced by c-numbers. “G” stands for Gaussian pulses[@bauer-gauss; @warren-herm], $S_L$ and $Q_L$, $L=1,2$ are first- and second-order one-dimensional self-refocusing pulses respectively with up to $2L-1$ derivatives vanishing at the ends of the interval[@sengupta-pryadko-ref-2005]. The superscripts “$\,^*$” or “$\,^{**}$” denote that the first non-vanishing cumulant is “small” or “very small” numerically (smaller by some two and four orders of magnitude respectively compared to what is expected from naive scaling). Theproportional to the intercepts $A$ with the vertical axis, and the decoherence rate proportional to the slopes $B$. We note that the random field used in the simulations is periodic with the period $T=256\tau_p$; as a result the overall error is almost entirely compensated towards the end of the simulation interval. Respectively, only the data further than $\Delta t=3\tau_0$ from the ends of the interval was used in the fits.

![Refocusing error with the fluctuating magnetic field along the $x$ axis as in Fig. \[fig:samp0p1\], but now in the presence of refocusing sequence 8c with pulses $Q_1$ (order 2, see Tab. \[tab:sequences\]). Symbols represent data averaged over 900 realizations of disorder, dashes are the linear fits \[Eq. (\[eq:linear-fit-parameters\])\] for data further than $\Delta t=3\tau_0$ from the ends of the interval. Inset shows


*quadratically*]{} with increasing $\tau_0$, resulting in a superior refocusing accuracy. []{data-label="fig:coef2"}](coeffn2.eps){width="\columnwidth"}

The pulse shapes and the fluctuating fields chosen for simulations in Figs. \[fig:coef1\] and \[fig:coef2\] are such that the pulse sequences provide at least second order refocusing. With solely classical correlations, $\hat\F_2(t)=0$ and $\hat\F_1(t)$ symmetric, the decoherence rate is expected to go down dramatically with increasing $\tau_0$. This is exactly what is seen in Figs.  \[fig:coef1\], \[fig:coef2\]: already at $\tau_0\gtrsim \tau$ the real-time graphs look almost horizontal and the corresponding slopes $B$ scale down rapidly with increasing $\tau_0$, so that they become too small for the numerical precision of the calculation.

While the sequence 8p is explicitly symmetric with respect to the origin, the sequences $n$c are not. As a result, with slow fluctuations, $\tau_0/\tau\gtrsim 1$, the initial decoherence forvortexed on a Vortex-Genie 2, (Scientific Industries Inc., Bohemia, NY, USA) for 10 minutes, and then left for 24 h at 21 °C before the TEM grids were prepared.

A 15 mg/L aqueous solution of 1,6-hexanedithiol and a 5 mg/L aqueous solution of ammonium hydroxide were also used as model sulfur-rich and nitrogen-rich solutions, respectively. Pristine NPs and leachate from the bleach, detergent, and sweat solutions were directly added to the sulfur or nitrogen solutions, vortexed for 10 min and left for 24 h at 21 °C.

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### 2.5.1. Incineration {#sec2dot5dot1-nanomaterials-09-01258}

A small pre-weighed piece of the sock (\~100 mg) was placed in a 10 ml Pyrex beaker and placed into a TEMCO 1520 benchtop muffle furnace. The furnace was heated to 600 °C and


left for 3 h or until the sample turned to white ash. The sample was let to cool to room temperature before removing from the furnace \[[@B34-nanomaterials-09-01258]\]. The ash was then dissolved in 100 µL HNO~3~ and diluted 10X with ddH~2~O.

### 2.5.2. Aqua-Regia {#sec2dot5dot2-nanomaterials-09-01258}

A small pre-weighed piece of the sock (\~100 mg) was soaked in 1:3 ratio of HNO~3~ and HCl for 1 h and then heated to 90 °C for 2 h \[[@B48-nanomaterials-09-01258]\]. The sample was diluted 10X with ddH~2~O before analysis.

### 2.5.3. HNO~3~/H~2~O~2~ {#sec2dot5dot3-nanomaterials-09-01258}

A small pre-weighed piece of the sock (\~100 mg) was submerged in 1:1 ratio of HNO~3~ and H~2~O. The solution was heated to 100 °C, and more HNO~3~ was added slowly until most of the sock dissolved. The solution was allowed to cool,which is stabilized by the OH^−^ ions in solution \[[@B54-nanomaterials-09-01258]\]. Similar results were observed by adding pristine NPs to mixtures of wastewater + sulfur-rich solution and wastewater + nitrogen-rich solution. The effects of different wastewater pH (4.0, 6.0, and 8.0) were also tested ([Supplementary Materials Figure S6](#app1-nanomaterials-09-01258){ref-type="app"}). The change in pH did not affect the form or aggregation state of AgNPs. Pristine nanoparticles have been shown to start aggregating when the pH drops below pH 3.0 \[[@B52-nanomaterials-09-01258]\].

To further analyze these chemical changes, samples of pristine AgNPs incubated in wastewater were analyzed using XPS. In [Figure 8](#nanomaterials-09-01258-f008){ref-type="fig"}, a shift in binding energy was observed for Ag when the nanoparticles were incubated with wastewater. The shift to higher binding energy is caused by the oxidation of the Ag atom \[[@B55-nanomaterials-09-01258]\].


The shift of the binding energy further supports the association of S and Cl with AgNPs observed in EDS are due to the AgNPs going through a chemical transformation \[[@B56-nanomaterials-09-01258]\].

[Table 3](#nanomaterials-09-01258-t003){ref-type="table"} below shows the summary based on all the TEM images and EDS data from the samples. The nanoparticles were observed to aggregate, agglomerate, and associate with chlorine and sulfur when exposed to wastewater, regardless of origin and previous weathering. Images shown in this paper were selected as being the best representation of the AgNPs on the 100 nm scale. Some agglomerations were observed to reach the micro scale, which supports the recent reports where pristine AgNP exposed to simulated detergent and bleach wash cycles form large agglomerates \[[@B33-nanomaterials-09-01258],[@B57-nanomaterials-09-01258]\]. The elemental association with Cl and S observed withperhaps 18% +/-

Roger

bluesbassdad

02-23-2009, 15:04

ok.

i knew about the legalities of "bourbon" but thought that WTR101 was a rye bourbon and not a rye whiskey.

Whiskey is a distilled spirit made from grain, of whatever kind.

One possible basis for confusion is the following. Bourbon may contain rye or wheat as the so-called "flavor grain" (usually rye, rarely both). They have such different flavors that a bourbon that has wheat in the mash is sometimes referred to as a "wheater" or "wheat-recipe bourbon".

Because rye-recipe bourbon, such as WT101, is the norm, its full appellation isn't used very often.

Yours truly,
Dave Morefield

ElasticalGomez

02-23-2009, 16:55

Because rye-recipe bourbon, such as WT101, is the norm, its full appellation isn't used very often.

I don't think the small grain has to be rye or wheat. It's got to be grain


analysis of the *ACE* gene I/D polymorphism in the prediction of COPD risk under the allelic, homozygous genotypic and dominant models, respectively. Factors under stratification included continent, race, study design, matched condition, COPD diagnosis, control source and sample size. Still, there was no detectable significance across all subgroups under all genetic models (*P*\>0.05), and there was low evidence of heterogeneity for a majority of comparisons (*I*^2^\<50%).

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Subgroup analyses of ACE gene I/D polymorphisms in association with COPD.

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  Subgroups              Studies (cases/controls)   Allele model (I vs. D)   Homozygous genotype model (II vs. DD)   Dominant model (II + ID vs. DD)          is warranted to interrogate gene--gene and gene--environment interactions further on the association of *ACE* gene multiple polymorphisms with COPD risk and related pulmonary phenotypes.

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**Author contribution:** WN planned and designed the study; GX and WN searched the literature, selected articles and abstracted data; GX, GF, YS and LY conducted the data preparation, quality control and data analyses; WN, GX and SW wrote and revised the


the defendants would not be impaired or impeded as a practical matter if intervention were denied, and that Moosehead would adequately represent Maine's interest in ensuring an adequate recovery.

II.

8
Rule 24(a) establishes four basic requirements which must be met before a party is permitted to intervene as of right:6  (1) the application must be timely; (2) the applicant must claim "an interest relating to the property or transaction which is the subject of the action"; (3) the applicant must be "so situated that the disposition of the action may as a practical matter impair or impede his ability to protect that interest"; and (4) it must be shown that the applicant's interest will not be "adequately represented by existing parties."  The district court assumed that Maine's applicationinterest amounts at best to an equitable claim to proceeds as yet unrealized.  Where the party seeking to intervene has the same ultimate goal as a party already in the suit, courts have applied a presumption of adequate representation.  To overcome that presumption, petitioner ordinarily must demonstrate adversity of interest, collusion, or nonfeasance.  See, e. g., Commonwealth of Virginia v. Westinghouse Electric Corp., 542 F.2d 214, 216 (4th Cir. 1976); Ordnance Container Corp. v. Sperry Rand Corp., 478 F.2d 844, 845 (5th Cir. 1973) (per curiam); Philadelphia Electric Co. v. Westinghouse Electric Co., 308 F.2d 856, 859-60 (3d Cir. 1962), Cert. denied, 372 U.S. 936, 83 S.Ct. 883, 9 L.Ed.2d 767 (1963).

19
Here, there is no adversity of interest as to the ultimate objective.  Moosehead


it could, consistent with its legal and constitutional obligations, to accommodate the state court's determination of the legal relationship between Maine and an entity such as Moosehead.

21
The state has not, in any event, demonstrated that such interests as it may properly possess will be prejudiced if Moosehead continues to control the litigation it commenced.  On that basis, intervention was properly denied.

22
Affirmed.

*
 Of the Southern District of New York, sitting by designation

1
 Both Johns-Manville Sales Corporation and Johns-Manville Products Corporation were sued, but there is some indication the two have merged.  For present purposes, we treat Johns-Manville as one entity

2
 Wright, Pierce indicated to the district court that it intended to file a motion to dismiss for want of subject matter jurisdiction.  See Owen Equipment &Scott, The Law of Trusts § 462 (3d ed. 1967)

11
 In particular, Maine suggests that Moosehead could seek damages stemming from the increased operating costs of the new treatment plant at the expense of any recovery for the construction costs of the old plant.  The state seems to believe that the equitable arguments favoring a duty to reimburse the grant funds would be weaker if the recovery were weighted in this way


Beaverton Police in Oregon confirmed two employees of Panera Bread broke the window of a hot car Wednesday afternoon to save two Yorkshire Terriers.

Mike Rowe with Beaverton Police confirmed the two employees saw two distressed dogs by themselves in a parked van for at least an hour, and tried to find the owner. All of the windows of the car were rolled up, and temperatures hovered around 90 degrees.

After failing to find the owner, they broke the window of the car and took out the two dogs, then helped them cool off inside.

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Ignore peak oil (this could equally be said of climate change), and our view of the global problem-set immediately becomes distorted. We grasp at apparent solutions that turn out to be a useless waste of effort, or worse. Peak oil helps us understand what we’re faced with, and what we must do. It’s a gift wrapped in a curse. And it refuses to go away no matter how often it is pronounced dead.The rescue by phage display of human Fabs to gp120 HIV-1 glycoprotein using EBV transformed lymphocytes.
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it honest. He also has an award named after him, the J.G. Taylor Spink Award, established in 1962 and presented to the outstanding sportswriter of the year for meritorious contributions to baseball writing. Of course, Red Man did not have all the stars of the time in their set due to contractual reasons but they did have the right person who picked the best of the rest.

It is not known who supplied the artwork that graces the front of every Red Man Tobacco card but, whoever it was, they surely did a phenomenal job in portraying the players and managers in the sets. It is believed that actual pictures were used as the basis for the drawings but no known pictures to date can verify this belief. Red"NATIONAL LEAGUE SERIES PLAYER #" on the front. The back of the tab says (cut along this line), "SAVE THIS VALUABLE STUB FOR YOUR RED MAN BIG LEAGUE STYLE BASEBALL CAP" on all four years the cards were issued. The 1953 tabs are slightly different from the 1952 tabs in that they say "1953 NATIONAL LEAGUE SERIES" or "AMERICAN LEAGUE SERIES" with the player name and the player number below that. The 1954 and 1955 Red Man card tabs simply say "RED MAN ALL-STAR SERIES" preceded by the year.

The 1952 thru 1955 Red Man Tobacco cards consist of 208 cards with 4 cards in the 1954 set having variations due to 3 players changing teams and 2 players sharing the same card number. There are also a total


considered are the increased weapon sales to replace those stolen and the costs associated with combatting ISIL.  Those are considered as increasing the Gross Domestic Product of the United States, and that is assumed to be good.

See also
 Permanent war economy
 Iron triangle (US politics)
 Countercyclical
 Parable of the broken window

Notes

External links
 Cheap Wars by Jonathan Nitzan, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Political Economy, and Shimshon Bichler, Lecturer of Political Economy
 Defense Doesn't Need Stimulus by Christopher Preble, Ph.D. History
 Doesn't all the war spending stimulate the economy? And shouldn't the Bush tax cuts do the same? So why are we falling into recession? Dollars & Sense magazine
 Military Keynesianism to the Rescue? by Robert Higgs, Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of Economics
 Rich Nation, Strong Army: Nationalthe hot water, then the leaves are discarded. With matcha, you’re drinking the actual leaves, which have been finely powdered and made into a solution, traditionally by mixing about a teaspoon of matcha powder with a third cup of hot water (heated to less than a boil), which is then whisked with a bamboo brush until it froths. Being a green tea, matcha does contain caffeine and in higher levels than other green teas. Because the entire leaf is used, matcha tea can contain nearly as much caffeine as a cup of coffee. However, caffeine release is believed to be slower because you are drinking the entire leaf. This slower release of caffeine reduces “caffeine jitters” that coffee or other teas can cause.

Slimming tea: Does it work and


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On the positive side, there was Gottlob Berger's emphasis on strict military proficiency. The Verfügungstruppen as forerunner of the Waffen-SS may have had fewer numbers than the Army, but the physical calibre of its men was often higher. Exercise and sport became top of the agenda; there was everything from long- and short-distance running, to boxing, rowing, and a variety


a new division would be formed. The composition of the motorized SS-Wiking Division was drawn from the three infantry regiments, Germania, Westland, and Nordland, together with an artillery regiment and a signals and pioneer battalion, as well as further divisional troops.

Some idea of the relative speed of this achievement can be gained when it is recalled that, at the beginning of World War II, only the Leibstandarte Division was a motorized formation, whereas the SS-VT and Totenkopf regiments were basic infantry formations and as such employed transport which was predominantly drawn by the age-old method of using horses.

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