with an iron-sulfur cluster in two different ways, right-handed or left-handed ([Figure 2](#pcbi-1002463-g002){ref-type="fig"}). For the discussion of these topological states, we quantitatively describe the handedness of the folding using a "topology angle", θ aligning the outlier cysteine on a z-axis of an internal coordinate frame ([Figure 3](#pcbi-1002463-g003){ref-type="fig"}). Once the outlier cysteine is specified, handedness in this study is defined relative to the N- to C-terminus chain direction, either proceeding clockwise (right-handed: 0°\<θ\<90°) or counterclockwise (left-handed: 90°\<θ\<180°) around the cluster ([Figure 4](#pcbi-1002463-g004){ref-type="fig"}). The outlier cysteine residue can be located before or after the CXXCXXC motif (CP...CXXCXXC or CXXCXXC...CP).

![Fold topology in a ferredoxin fold.\
Right/Left fold configuration can be defined with an outlier, by orienting the outlier cysteine along the z-axis and iron-sulfur cluster being at the origin. A ferredoxin fold,not dictated by the peptide chain. In fact, left-handed chain topologies are entropically favored and have slightly improved stabilities in the absence of the cluster. Only when considering electrostatic interactions with the cofactor is the natural right-handed topology the optimal solution. Thus short CxxCxxC peptides alone are unlikely to serve as early redox active species without additional external stabilizing interactions. These may have taken the form of longer sequences with super-secondary structure such as those in designed peptide maquettes [@pcbi.1002463-Mulholland1], [@pcbi.1002463-Hoppe1]. It is interesting to note that the model conformation with the best peptide-cluster interaction energy and the ferredoxin-like conformations are both an α-sheet, characterized by residues in alternating α~L~ and α~R~ conformations. This motif was first described by Pauling and Corey as the 'pleated sheet' [@pcbi.1002463-Pauling1]. α-sheets


very sad. This is the first year since my first Christmas when I haven't had a living tree.

I'm very allergic to Christmas trees....and we used to love to have a live tree. Pine is one of the worst trees going when it comes to allergies. Stick with the artificial. It's not worth the grief for your son or you during the holiday season.

Luckily neither of my children have this allergy. I don't suffer from breathing problems associated with Christmas trees, just hives. Due to this, I haven't touched a real Christmas tree since 1997. My arms were broke out in hives within 30 seconds of touching the last one I purchase.

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Moreunary operator (kind of like -number), and throw away the result
+ "something/" # same thing

There is no unary + operator (taking a single argument) defined on strings.
Ruby interprets newlines as the end of each statement, except in cases where syntactically, the statement cannot end (eg. the last character is a + operator, or not all brackets are closed, etc.)


so I am no stranger to Xcode and some of the frameworks)

A:

If you create a basic Cocoa application, you can use the following methods of NSResponder, of which NSView is a subclass, to capture your desired key up/down events:
-(void)keyDown:(NSEvent*)event;
-(void)keyUp:(NSEvent*)event;

Use [event keyCode] to get the key pressed.

and removal of protective material may introduce significant amounts of material, labor and time expenditures. Additionally, the removal process may require heightened attention and care to avoid damaging wires and wire connectors. Furthermore, it may be difficult to recapture the protective material for reuse.
Outgassing refers to the release of gases that may have been trapped or may otherwise exist in a material. Outgassing occurs naturally at different rates. Different gases are released at different altitudes and temperatures. Normally, the released gasses escape unnoticed into the environment, however, they may be a cause for concern when they are trapped in a closed environment. For instance, NASA and others have concluded, based on the results of various studies, that outgassing from plastic materials may be detrimental to the performance of


   eval cs_small_truncate[$size]=$(sha1sum $tmp/small1 | awk '{ print $1 }')
done
cp $tmp/big $tmp/big1
for size in $SIZE_LIST; do
    truncate -s $size $tmp/big1
    eval cs_big_truncate[$size]=$(sha1sum $tmp/big1 | awk '{ print $1 }')
done

TEST df -h $M0
TEST stat $M0

for idx in `seq 0 $LAST_BRICK`; do
    brick[$idx]=$(gf_get_gfid_backend_file_path $B0/$V0$idx)
done

TEST stat $M0/
TEST mkdir $M0/dir1
TEST [ -d $M0/dir1 ]
TEST touch $M0/file1
TEST [ -f $M0/file1 ]

for dir in . dir1; do
    TEST cp $tmp/small $M0/$dir/small
    TEST [ -f $M0/$dir/small ]
    fsize=$(fragment_size 1024)
    EXPECT "1024" stat -c "%s" $M0/$dir/small
    for idx in `seq 0 $LAST_BRICK`; do
        EXPECT "$fsize" stat -c "%s" ${brick[$idx]}/$dir/small
    done

About This Game OMORI is a surreal psychological horror RPGmaker game. You must travel between two worlds, both welcoming, both concealing the same secrets. Meet new (old) people, fight new (old) enemies, explore your own memories, and uncover some hidden truths along the way (although you wish you hadn't.) When the time comes, you can only choose one.

Which world is more real? You decide, I guess.


covering one of the contracts. At the November term, 1923, a verdict was rendered in favor of the plaintiff against the defendant upon the first four counts, and in favor of the defendant on the fifth count. Defendant thereupon moved the court to set aside the verdict on the first four counts, and plaintiff to set it aside as to the fifth count. The court sustained the latter motion, and set aside the verdict against the defendant under the fifth count, as it did also the verdict on the fourth count *219 in favor of the plaintiff, and entered judgment in favor of the plaintiff against the defendant on counts 1, 2, and 3, from which decision the defendant sued out its writ of error to this court,(1907) 107 Va. 412, 416, 59 S. E. 1095; Sims v. Commonwealth (1922) 134 Va. 736, 750, 115 S. E. 382.
The fact that this court is bound by and should follow the decisions of the highest court of the state on the subject of the admissibility of testimony is in our opinion beyond controversy, and we are required so to do as well by statutes of the United States (R. S. §§ 721, 914 [Comp. St. §§ 1538, 1537]), as by the decisions of its courts. McNeil v. Holbrook, 12 Pet. 84, 9 L. Ed. 1009; Vance v. Campbell, 1 Black, 427, 17 L. Ed. 168; Conn. Mut. Life Ins. Co. v. Union Trust Co., 112 U. S. 250, 5 S. Ct. 119, 28 L. Ed. 710; Bucher


slide member and the closure member. This results in greatly reducing the disadvantages caused by the residue of the specific fluid, such as damaging the movement of the closure member, to lengthen the term during which the container valve can open and close smoothly.
The slide member may be formed in the shape of a cylinder fixed to the valve chamber, for example, as shown in FIG. 5. Alternatively, the peripheral wall of the valve chamber may have an inner surface lined or coated with synthetic resin of self-lubrication type and/or the closure member may have an outer peripheral surface lined or coated with synthetic resin of self-lubrication type. The thus formed coating layer may compose the slide member.voltage goes above 3.3V.
You can change the reference voltage part to some other similar part at another voltage if needed and the scale the voltage divider resistors accordingly. One example of a low cost reference is a TLV431. A low voltage Zener diode could also be used but the precision of the circuit would be lost and the voltage divider would have to be tweaked to allow for greater margin above the 3.3V level.


state than that pertaining to the office of a motion for summary judgment. In a line of cases, the citation of which would unduly lengthen this opinion, we have repeatedly held that the summary judgment procedure is not designed as a substitute for trial or for the purpose of deciding an issue of fact, but that it merely provides for a hearing to determine whether there is an issue of fact to be tried.",
nor more clearly articulated than by Judge Powers in Vanhook v. Merchants Mut. Ins. Co., 22 Md. App. 22:
"It is clear that in ruling on a motion for summary judgment the court does not decide disputed facts, but decides whether any real dispute as to material facts exists. Shatzer v. Kenilworth Warehouses, 261 Md. 88,completed improvement, or at the time of the completion *326 of an improvement not completed when the deed is delivered, provided, however, that these warranties do not apply to any condition that an inspection of the premises would have revealed to a reasonably diligent buyer at the time the contract was signed."[3] (emphasis added).
That the life of such warranties is limited to one year is made clear in the next section, § 10-204, although two additional years are permitted for the filing of suit:
"(a) In the event of the breach of any of the several warranties provided for in this subtitle, the court may award such legal or equitable relief, or both, as justice may require.
(b) Except in the case of an express warranty where a longer period


the contract did not mention water supply, it is conceded that it was intended, as Bosse puts it in his brief, that the Koehlers were to receive `useable water'.
...
The Koehlers made settlement for the property on May 21, 1968, the same day on which the well was drilled. They moved in the first week of June, at which time they found that `the water was *331 muddy and sandy.' Upon the advice of Bosse, they let it keep running, but it did not clear up. The well driller returned. Problems continued.
...
At some times the water was reported as `bacteriologically safe for drinking purposes', while at other times it was reported as contaminated. The color of the water seems to have differed substantially from what one normally expects foron May 29, 1969. It ultimately produced a clear, potable water." Id. at 596.
Even without direct reference to the implied warranties in Bosse,[7] the trial judge's opinion, affirmed and quoted at length by the Court of Appeals, carried the underlying theme
"`that the best part of a year is a sufficient allowance for a drilled well to work.'" Id. at 599.
*332 We concur with that principle[8] and interpret the implied warranty statute as making it mandatory.
Although we do not know whether the trial court in Bosse v. Koehler decided the case on an express or implied warranty basis or on some other theory, two messages are implicit. First, even the parties conceded that an adequate water supply was intended, although the contract did not mention it. Even without reference


is sufficient evidence that the house was not fit for habitation to create a genuine dispute of fact for trial. However, we hasten to point out that our application of an implied warranty here does not undertake to quantitatively guarantee anything more than an amount of water sufficient to sustain a household for the prescribed period. But see 90 A.L.R.2d 1351, 1353-1355. What amounts to an adequate supply is also a problem of persuading the factfinder.

The Conclusion
We do not hold that the implied warranty was breached. We hold only that there was sufficient evidence or inferences therefrom, from which a factfinder could so find, and that is the test to be applied on summary judgment questions. In Vanhook, supra, Judge Powers also pointed out that:
"In ruling on a     </div>
      </div>
    </div>

The code in forms.py is the one below..
    from django import forms
from django.contrib.auth.models import User
from django.contrib.auth.forms import UserCreationForm

class UserRegisterForm(UserCreationForm):
    email = forms.EmailField()

    class Meta:
        model = User
        fields = ['username', 'email', 'password1', 'password2']

Please help me guys on how i can achieve this

A:

This has been solved by using the django_rest_framework. You may close the question.


5 μm (right). (**D**) Representative confocal and STED images of taperin (magenta) and F-actin (cyan) from control mice (*n* = 3 mice) and *Atoh1-Sptbn1^−/−^* mice (*n* = 3 mice) at P17. Scale bar, 1 μm.](aav7803-F3){#F3}

Next, we imaged the F-actin structure at different stages of HC development in *Atoh1-sptbn1^−/−^* mice. Typically, OHCs displayed a V-shape organization of stereocilia even at early development, which can be detected by the F-actin structure of HCs ([Fig. 4A](#F4){ref-type="fig"}). The stereocilia started to lose their polarity and developed dysregulated spacing as early as postnatal day 4 (P4) in *Atoh1-sptbn1^−/−^* mice ([Fig. 4B](#F4){ref-type="fig"}). The extent of the disruption was larger at later developmental stages ([Fig. 4, A and B](#F4){ref-type="fig"}). Further, we characterized the HC morphology by immunostaining myosin7a and found that HCs were gradually degradedBiotechnology, catalog no. SC-136074) or a mouse monoclonal antibody that specifically targets αII-spectrin (clone D8BI7, BioLegend, catalog no. 803201) to label different isoforms of spectrin ([@R11], [@R12], [@R17], [@R27]). These cochlear tissues were subsequently incubated with the primary antibody at 4°C overnight. After complete washing with PBS, the samples were incubated with the secondary antibody Alexa Fluor 555--conjugated donkey anti-mouse IgG (H+L) (Thermo Fisher Scientific, catalog no. A-31570) for 1 hour at room temperature. Cochlear samples were mounted with ProLong Gold (Life Technologies) or Vectashield (Vector Labs) mounting medium. To label F-actin in whole-mount rodent cochlear preparations, phalloidin conjugated with fluorescent dyes (Alexa Fluor 488, Thermo Fisher Scientific, catalog no. A12379; ATTO 488, ATTO-TEC, catalog no. AD488-82) was used. After the staining procedures, all samples were carefully examined


and ring disruption index data were plotted using GraphPad Prism (GraphPad Software Inc.), and all the figure layouts were prepared in Illustrator (Adobe Systems Inc.).

ABR audiometry
--------------

ABR is the method to assess hearing by measuring the hearing threshold. In this test, on the basis of Tucker-Davis Technology System III \[Tucker-Davis Technologies (TDT), Gainesville, FL, USA\], ABR was performed in a soundproof room and changes in the electrical activity of the brain in response to sound were recorded via electrodes that were placed on the scalp of the mouse ([@R36]). In detail, mice were placed on a 37°C heating pad in the sound-attenuated space to maintain their homeostasis after being anesthetized with ketamine (100 mg/kg) and xylazine (25 mg/kg). ABRs were recorded by using three needle electrodes placed over theQ:

How to bind xml node value to dropdown data field in Flex?

probably a newbie question, but after looking through the 'net, still cannot find an answer... I have an XML object like this:
<questionpools>
 <questionpool id="1">
  <name>Sample test bank</name>
  <description>This is a Sample test bank description</description>
  <createdate>2010.10.10</createdate>
  <moddate>2010.10.11</moddate>
  <createdby>testuser</createdby>
  <modby>testuser</modby>
</questionpool>
<questionpool id="2">
  <name>alme</name>
  <description>newpool</description>
  <createdate>2010.10.31</createdate>
  <moddate>2010.10.31</moddate>
  <createdby>testuser</createdby>
  <modby>testuser</modby>
</questionpool>
<questionpool id="9">
  <name>pool_new</name>
  <description>newpool</description>
  <createdate>2010.10.31</createdate>
  <moddate>2010.10.31</moddate>
  <createdby>testuser</createdby>
  <modby>testuser</modby>
</questionpool>

I load this file to an XML variable:
var poolMenuXML:XMLList = questionpoolsXML.questionpools;
poolMenu = new XMLListCollection(poolMenuXML.children());

and bind the 'name' node to a dropdown's label field
<s:DropDownList id="s_poolnumber" dataProvider="{poolMenu}" labelField="name"></s:DropDownList>

but how to add the id attribute as the 'data' field of the dropdown so when an item is selected, it returns


          poolMenu = new XMLListCollection(questionpoolsXML.children());
            }

            private function onDropDownListChange(event:IndexChangeEvent):void
            {
                trace(s_poolnumber.selectedItem.@id);
            }
        ]]>
    </fx:Script>

    <s:DropDownList id="s_poolnumber"
        dataProvider="{poolMenu}"
        labelField="name"
        change="onDropDownListChange(event)"/>
</s:Application>

that they had spent the 1980s "not going anywhere" and "not being brought into a studio." As a musician, Rockers wanted his music to be available for others to buy, but they felt there was little opportunity. He recalled: "I remember we played against Coxsone, and one of those guys told me if I was on their system I'd be in the studio every week! It was an easy decision to leave Unity and seek new opportunities. It was essential we left."

The brothers met Hackney-based breakbeat hardcore duo Shut Up and Dance, who also ran the label of the same name, when the latter duo contacted Deman Rockers to ask if they could sample his voice. The brothers had been signed to Unity as solo acts, but


may be advantageous for wireless sensor nodes to function beyond the typical lifetime of such batteries. In addition, battery replacement can be burdensome, particularly in larger networks with many nodes.
Alternative standalone power supplies rely on scavenging (or “harvesting”) energy from the ambient environment. For example, if a power-driven device is exposed to sufficient light, a suitable alternative standalone power supply may include photoelectric or solar cells. Alternatively, if the power-driven device is exposed to sufficient air movement, a suitable alternative standalone power supply may include a turbine or micro-turbine for harvesting power from the moving air. Other alternative standalone power supplies could also be based on temperature fluctuations, pressure fluctuations, or other environmental influences.
Some environments do not include sufficient amounts of light, air movement, temperature fluctuation, and/or pressureflat wrong to assert that most people want to be on food stamps for a year-and-a-half and the data doesn't back that up. COLMES: I didn't say want to be. Most people are in and out of the system in year-and-a-half. The data does backs that up. GALLAGHER: No. COLMES: This notion that the right keeps promoting that people are lazy, they sit on their behinds, they sit on their keisters as Reagan would say. They don't want to work. They really want to take government money. You and I don't. Most people don't-- KELLY: Well there are some people like that. COLMES: But that's not -- you're painting a picture of people that is really derogatory and insulting to those that need government assistance. GALLAGHER: That is


decline in SNAP enrollment after 2014:

[Congressional Budget Office, 4/19/12]

Obama Is Not The “Food Stamp President”

FactCheck.Org: Food Stamp Program “Has So Far Grown By 444,574 Fewer Recipients During Obama's Time In Office Than During Bush's.” In a “fact check” of what it called “Newt's Faulty Food-Stamp Claim,” FactCheck.org stated that “Gingrich strains the facts when he accuses Obama of being responsible,” writing: “Newt Gingrich claims that 'more people have been put on food stamps by Barack Obama than any president in American history.' He's wrong. More were added under Bush than under Obama, according to the most recent figures.” The article continued:

Gingrich would have been correct to say the number now on food aid is historically high. The number stood at 46,224,722 persons as of October, the most recentQ:

Javascript Add To A div Not Working

I cannot figure out why this is not working.  What am I doing wrong?!
I am trying to add a row consisting of a form element to a div.
I have gone through this many times and nothing.  What am I doing wrong?
Code:

        <select class="form-control" id="attributeSelect" style="width: 100%">
            <option value='1'>Colors</option>
            <option value='2'>Product Type</option>
            <option value='3'>Brands</option>
            <option value='4'>Product Type</option>


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This blog is a personal blog written and edited by me. This blog may accept forms of cash advertising, sponsorship, paid insertions or other forms of compensation. The compensationThe invention is in the field of safety pertaining to equipment operation generally, and more particularly relates to training operators of mine equipment, specifically heavy mine equipment such as the large haulage trucks used in strip mines, to operate the vehicles more safely.
A study of surface mine injuries occurring in 1973 turned up 24 fatal accidents which were reported for that year. Of this number, half were caused by the truck leaving the roadbed and overturning, or backing over an embankment. Only one of the 24 accidents was classified as one in which operator error was not involved, and the circumstances make even this accident somewhat questionable. In that accident, a stockpile caved in on the truck. The details of the truck positioning and other factors are not


submarines in comparison with haulage trucks which are made by approximately 12 different manufacturers, each offering several models, each of these models having an assortment of options. The value of simulation training comes in its ability to prepare individuals for the operation of their specific machines, not some generalized composite version of a haul truck which does not exist in the real world work place as would have to be created for the purpose of development of affordable simulation. The result of this has been the use of on-machine, on-the-job training, putting the new equipment operators directly into the work place to do their learning because of the high costs of creating for them, an appropriate, beneficial, controlled, simulated experience. The final outcome has been that training addressesfirst wedding photographer to shoot a wedding at base camp with the first couple to wear a wedding dress and tux,” he told TODAY Style. (Reaching the Nepal base camp, at 17,600 feet, is nothing to sneeze at; by comparison, North America’s tallest mountain, Alaska’s Denali, is 20,310 feet tall.)

In March, he headed to Mount Everest with the bride and groom, Ashley Schmieder and James Sissom. The conditions behind the scenes were a little less than desirable, but that didn’t stop the pictures from coming out beautifully.

No heels here!

“There’s no glory without suffering,” Churchill wrote on his blog. “We worked hard for these images with much less time to photograph a short wedding than we planned.”

A few days into the journey, it began snowing hard, and because of


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Bow Rise: What it means and why it is a bad characteristic

The Importance of low bow rise, and where it comes from

This week we are returning to a discussion of hull form in response to several questions generated by an earlier blog regarding bow rise.

It might seem obvious to desire a boat with low bow rise; that is, one that pops up onto plane rather than deliberately climbing up and out of the hole like an airplane lifting its nose to gain altitude. Surprisingly many boat owners are unaware that there is another option; properly designed boats do not need to point the bow at the sky before getting on plane.

As mentioned last time, hull design as with so many other things in life is the art, orA helmsman never loses sight of the horizon or any other hazards lurking ahead while driving the boat.

Many other brands can or try to make the same claim, but most achieve this by using prodigious amounts of power to overcome other design inefficiencies. The Southport hull does it with good design and construction. The hull form is designed with no compromises for things like blistering high end speeds or full V-berths and galleys forward.

The boat develops its planing attitude from lift at the transom, a proper longitudinal (fore to aft) center of gravity, beam at the transom, and modest deadrise at the transom (22 degrees vs. 24 – 25 degrees). Because of the vacuum infusion method used on the hull and other major structural parts, each Southport model


after the ball deflected off Howard in front of the box."Not easy, you know, and thrown into the firing line," Howard said. "I thought he did well, some good clearances, read the game well."The 25-year-old defender from Dallas made his World Cup debut in the 91st minute of Sunday night's 2-2 draw with Portugal in Manaus, then made an even bigger impact in his first start with his team's World Cup hopes on the line and chants of "U-S-A!" ringing through Arena Pernambuco.While the Americans didn't exactly get their ideal result, the defense didn't allow the Germans a game like their 4-0 romp over Portugal in the opener.When the final whistle blew and the Americans quickly learned of Portugal's win, they took a lap to thank the fanswho did make it through the flooded streets of Recife even when many of their own families did not.Gonzalez joined his teammates, then stopped and gave a two thumbs-up salute, a wave and a clap before making his exit.

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court's jury instructions.  In fine, McGill alleges that the court
erred both in defining "willfulness" and in describing section
242's "under color of . . . law" requirement.  The short,
conclusive response to these importunings is that no contempo-
raneous objection was lodged in either respect when the district
court delivered its jury instructions.  Hence, the objections were
waived.
          To be sure, an appellate court can vacate a defendant's
conviction on the basis of instructional error, even in the absence
of a contemporaneous objection, if the error is "plain."  See
United States v. Natanel, 938 F.2d 302, 311 (1st Cir. 1991); United
States v. Mejia-Lozano, 829 F.2d 268, 272 (1st Cir. 1987); United
States v. Griffin, 818 F.2d 97, 100 (1st Cir.), cert. denied, 484
U.S. 844 (1987).  But, although the possibility is


lack of resources and qualified professionals, especially in the countryside.

The Ministry of Health said in 2010 that there were only about 20,000 psychiatrists to serve the country's population of 1.35 billion, the state-run China Daily reported.

Authorities estimated in 2009 that about 170 million people had some form of mental illness, while more than 16 million suffered from severe mental health problems.

The Information Daily quoted local officials as saying they had supported Wu's family with donations of oil and rice, adding Jiangxi had launched limited subsidies for poor families with mentally ill relatives.

An official at the police station in Nanyang, which covers Shangfan, told AFP he was not aware of the case.by the New York courts, that they were intended to provide for a judgment not complete and effectual but limited and restricted like that obtained upon publication or by attachment proceedings. The statutes give no evidence that a more perfect judgment was expected to be obtained where the service of the summons was made upon the officer within this State than when it was made without it. A suit was authorized to be commenced against a foreign corporation by any of these various modes, or by attachment and publication. In the latter case no pretence is made that the judgment is effectual and conclusive, and the fact that the cause of action arose within this State or that the corporation had property within the State, can give but


in that suit upon the principle that the judgment to be obtained by service upon the officer of a foreign corporation would not be a full and perfect judgment prevalent against it in a State other than New York. The case as reported in the series does not contain the opinion, but a copy certified by the reporter has been handed to us, and it is full and explicit upon the point now suggested.
The cases establish, that a corporation has its existence and domicile only within the jurisdiction of its origin, and that in its nature it is incapable of migration to another jurisdiction.
In the Bank of Augusta v. Earle,[] it was said: "The artificial person or legal entity known to the common law as a corporation, canIt still resides in the State where it is incorporated and does not depart therefrom.
We assume, also, that a foreign corporation may appoint an attorney to appear for it when sued in a foreign State, and that a judgment obtained against it, upon such appearance, would be perfect and complete. We are not aware that this proposition has ever been doubted.[]
By section one hundred of the New York code, already quoted in full, the statute of limitations does not apply to the case of a person who shall be "out of the State when the cause of action shall accrue against him." If he "depart from and reside out of the State after such cause of action shall have accrued, the time of his absence shall not be


 McCluny v. Silliman, 3 Peters, 270; Bank of the United States v. Daniel, 12 Id. 32; Harpending v. The Dutch Church, 16 Id. 455; Porterfield v. Clark, 2 Howard, 76.
[]  5 Denio, 532.
[§]  27 Howard's Practice Reports, 54.
[*]  20 New York, 210.
[]  50 Id. 656.
[]  5 Blatchford's Circuit Court, 387.
[§]  Gelpcke v. Dubuque, 1 Wallace, 175; 1 Stat. at Large, 92, note A.
Preconceived Misconceptions

What’s up good people? Here is my video review of the Kaotica Eyeball. Maybe you are like I was 4 months ago and have never heard of this gem. To be honest at first glance I didn’t see what the big deal was about a foam ball that your microphone sits in. Of course my opinion was merely a first impression about a product I was completely ignorant of. Perhaps I had negative preconceived ideas due to bad experiences with previous products that claim to achieve the same results as the Eyeball only to disappointingly fall short of my expectations.

Just In Time

When I was contacted by Kaotica to check out the Eyeball I had recently retired my Prime Acoustic Voxguard. I had noticed it was adding some


passed was beyond assistance.

Today, the Briard is still an excellent guard dog, without being too vicious. With their wonderful hearing, reported to be the most acute of any breed, nothing gets by unnoticed.

One person who knows the dog only too well is Briard enthusiast Anne Mitchell. A breeder for the past 27 years, shes certainly learnt a thing or two about this intelligent canine. They bark only as a warning, but when they do, both their bark and growl can be pretty fearsome. Its certainly reassuring when you’re alone in the house at night, she says.
That’s not to say the Briard is always so brave. Mitchell recounts an amusing story about the night an unwanted visitor dropped by. We were woken up one night when one dog, JJ,the opinion of the Court, in which
GIERKE, EFFRON, and BAKER JJ., joined. CRAWFORD, C.J., filed a
dissenting opinion.

                                 Counsel

For Appellant: Lieutenant Robert E. Salyer, JAGC, USNR
(argued); Lieutenant Glenn Gerding, JAGC, USNR, and Lieutenant
Colin A. Kisor, JAGC, USNR (on brief).

For Appellee: Lieutenant Lars C. Johnson, JAGC, USNR (argued);
Colonel R. M. Favors, USMC, and Commander Robert P. Taishoff,
JAGC, USN (on brief).

Amicus Curiae: Alexander N. Pickands (law student) (argued);
Frederic I. Lederer, Esq. (supervising attorney), John M. Hackel
and Christopher R. Clements (law students) (on brief) – for the
College of William & Mary School of Law.

Military Judge:   R. E. Nunley


      ISSUE V).

    IV.    WHETHER THE LOWER COURT ERRED WHEN IT HELD THAT TRIAL
           COUNSEL'S SENTENCING ARGUMENT WAS NOT IMPROPER.

    V.     WHETHER THE LOWER COURT ERRED WHEN IT HELD THAT THE
           MILITARY JUDGE HAD NO DUTY TO ADVISE APPELLANT OF HIS
           RIGHTS PURSUANT TO UNITED STATES V. BERTELSON, 3 M.J. 314
           (C.M.A. 1977) AND UNITED STATES V. WILLIAMS, 18 M.J. 186
         which unconditionally

waived Garcia’s right to an investigation pursuant to Article

32, UCMJ, 10 U.S.C. § 832 (2000).    Garcia subsequently stated

that he knew nothing of the waiver until after his conviction

and would not have authorized it had he known.2   The lack of an

Article 32 investigation was not raised at trial.

     Prior to trial, Garcia’s civilian defense counsel advised

Garcia that he should not agree to enter into a pretrial

agreement that called for confinement of more than four to six

2
  The Government was unable to locate Mr. Cockshoot to obtain his
version of events and military defense counsel was unable to
remember many details due to the passage of time. Thus, the
facts relevant to representation offered by Garcia in a post-
trial declaration are unrebutted.


and confinement for 125 years.

                            DISCUSSION

     Garcia alleges that he received ineffective assistance of

counsel at his court-martial.   Under Strickland v. Washington,

466 U.S. 668, 687 (1984), Garcia must show both that counsel’s

performance was deficient and that the deficiencies were so

serious as to deprive him of a fair trial.   Moreover, “a court

must indulge a strong presumption that counsel's conduct falls

within the wide range of reasonable professional assistance;

that is, the defendant must overcome the presumption that, under

the circumstances, the challenged action ‘might be considered

sound trial strategy.’”   Id. at 689 (quoting Michel v. Lousiana,

350 U.S.       7
United States v. Garcia, No. 03-0151/MC

     1.     The Article 32 Investigation

     Article 32 requires “a thorough and impartial

investigation” before any charges or specifications may be

referred to a general court-martial.       At the investigation, the

accused has the right to be represented by counsel, to cross-

examine witnesses, and “to present anything he may desire in his

own behalf.”    Article 32, UCMJ.   The Article 32 investigation

“operates as a discovery proceeding for the accused and stands

as a bulwark against baseless charges.”      United States v.

Samuels, 10 C.M.A. 206, 212, 27 C.M.R. 280, 286 (1959).


At that point,

defense counsel, who remained bound by the requirement to take

only those actions that were in the best interests of his

client, was left with a range of problematic options, including

exploring of the possibility of a plea agreement, changing his

plea to guilty, having Garcia remain silent, or having Garcia

confess and throw himself on the mercy of the court without

                                11
United States v. Garcia, No. 03-0151/MC

changing his plea.   At this strategic crossroads, defense

counsel had the responsibility of explaining these options to

his client and obtaining the client’s fully informed consent as

to which path to follow.  absent these errors,

there would have been a different result.

                             DECISION

     We therefore set aside findings and sentence and the

decision of the Navy-Marine Corps Court of Criminal Appeals.

This case is returned to the Judge Advocate General.   A

rehearing may be ordered upon completion of an Article 32

investigation and pretrial advice.

                                15
United States v. Garcia, No. 03-0151

     CRAWFORD, Chief Judge (dissenting):


Appellant’s

plea.    As in Lewis, this Court may legitimately request that

both counsels participate in a DuBay hearing to resolve the

facts surrounding their advice on the guilty plea, testimony at

trial, and a cap on any sentence.      I feel it is inappropriate to

hold that counsel is ineffective without giving them a chance to

respond at a court-ordered DuBay hearing.

                                   2
os elementos de cada linha em uma outra variável c. O elemento da coluna principal você soma também à variável b. Ao final de cada linha, confira se a == c e mude ok para 0 se não for. Não se esqueça de voltar c para 0 antes de começar a linha seguinte.
Ao terminar a última linha, confira se a == b e mude ok para 0 se não for.
No fim, basta verificar a variável ok.

Algo mais ou menos assim:
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 at risk."The union is demanding an independent inquiry.Alison Millar, general secretary for union NIPSA, added: "It is totally unacceptable that yet again the Royal Victoria Hospital A&E services are in the headlines because of unacceptable trolley waits."The Trust is relying on the goodwill of staff who are stressed, overworked and are working under extreme pressure. Staff's goodwill is being taken for granted."She added that NIPSA is calling on the minister to respond to this unacceptable position and ensure that sufficient A&E provision is provided across Northern Ireland, and that the health committee to meet urgently to address this unacceptable situation.We are now demanding an independent enquiry into the provision and delivery of A&E services in the Northern Ireland Health Service given that it does not appear to be


Q:

C# Redirect to a new url when user scan QR CODE

I'm using QRCODE.net library to generate QR Barcode and it's work fine. The thing is that I want that when the user scan the code with an Xamarin app, the web page which has the qr-code redirect to another url(Like WhatsApp web does). Do you have any idea to do that?
I was following this example already: http://tech.trailmax.info/2012/09/generate-qr-barcode-in-asp-net-mvc/
I have already searched a lot in Google and still haven't found any relevant information in this regard.

A:

you need several pre-requirements

your app must be able to access a certain url embedded in your QR code after it scanned it.
you need a websocket connection between the user's browser and your page showing the QR Code, or you can keep something refreshing on thatcalls for an ambulance went unanswered. After Khan arrived, he saw that Rajkumar's wife Babli was in labour and suggested they call an ambulance. But they requested him to take her to the hospital as an ambulance would only delay things. As Rajkumar was unable to accompany his wife due to a recent injury, his sister and a neighbour went with her.

The journey to Safdarjung Hospital was, however, stalled due to a heavy traffic jam. During the ride, when it became apparent that Babli would soon deliver the baby, Khan initially panicked. However, with the help of the other two women he turned the cab into a labour room and helped deliver the baby safely.

"The woman was writhing in pain and her friends did not know what to


The long rumored Nikon NIKKOR PC 19mm f/4E ED tilt shift and 70-200mm f/2.8E FL ED VR zoom lenses are now officially announced. Here are the details (this page will be updated multiple times in the next few hours, refresh your browser for the latest version):

Nikon PC NIKKOR 19mm f/4E ED tilt shift lens

US price: $3399.95 | sample photos | pre-order

Primary features:

A shift mechanism that supports smooth perspective control without the need for lock operation

Adoption of a new "PC Rotation" mechanism that allows users to freely set the direction of shift and tilt operation from parallel to perpendicular to each other

Superior optical performance that begins with excellent resolution all the way to the edges of the frame, making the most of high-pixel-count digital SLR camera capabilities

Adoption of NanoBoolean forIntrospection, Boolean suppressSecurityChecks, StackCrawlMark& stackMark) +102
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   System.Web.Compilation.BuildManager.InvokePreStartInitMethodsCore(ICollection`1 methods, Func`1 setHostingEnvironmentCultures) +550
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if your bosses lied their faces off about the attack. — RBe (@RBPundit) May 6, 2013

Yes, I'm sure the Benghazi whistle-blowers do have axes to grind. The government left their colleagues for dead and lied about it. — #NeverTrump (@OrwellForks) May 6, 2013

If I was left to die in #Benghazi, I'd have an ax to grind. @RBPundit — Travesham (@Travesham) May 6, 2013

@OrwellForce isn't that the exact definition of a whistle blower? They have an ax to grind, that's why they're speaking out. — Got 'em (@DCHokiefan) May 6, 2013

@ChadPergram And senior State Dept officials have an ax to grind, if by "ax" you mean "butt" and by "grind" you mean "cover." @JamesRosenFNC — Razor (@hale_razor) May 6, 2013

#Fact: we'll know after #Benghazi whistleblowers' testimony how much it-51 + v. Is 29 a factor of w?
True
Let s be (-18)/(-24) + 3/12. Is 0 - s - (11 - 53) a multiple of 27?
False
Suppose -4*l + 12 = -l. Suppose 0 = l*x + 3*x - 2415. Suppose -i - x = -6*i + 5*q, 0 = -3*i - 4*q + 193. Is i a multiple of 14?
False
Let j(f) be the third derivative of f**4/24 + 19*f**3/6 - 24*f**2. Is j(-11) even?
True
Let a(p) = -5*p - 13. Suppose 4*c - 10 = 2, u + 2*c + 3 = 0. Let f be a(u). Let x = -15 + f. Is 7 a factor of x?
False
Let o(u) = u**2 + 15*u - 6. Suppose 4*x = 4*q + 25 - 1, -5*x + 2*q + 30


f. Is y a multiple of 15?
True
Suppose 0 = -8*i - 2*i + 8200. Does 20 divide i?
True
Let s be 6*((-20)/(-6))/5. Suppose 0 = s*o - 3 - 5. Suppose 0 = -a + o. Is a a multiple of 2?
True
Suppose -2*z + 10 = -5*n - 21, 27 = 4*z - 3*n. Suppose z*y - 3*v = -0*y + 123, v = 5*y - 201. Does 40 divide y?
True
Let q = 4 + -2. Is 8 a factor of q/2*41*(-3 + 4)?
False
Suppose -12*u + 1562 - 86 = 0. Suppose -3*y - 2*q + 240 = -133, -y - 2*q = -u. Is y a multiple of 25?
True
Let c be 18/63 + 4/(-14). Suppose -3*h - 81 = -c*h. Let i = -7 - h. Is 10Let x be -4*((-33)/12 - d). Suppose 0 = -4*o + 107 - x. Does 7 divide o?
True
Let n(z) = -4*z**2 + 3*z**2 - 4*z - 4*z + 7 - z. Is n(-4) a multiple of 27?
True
Let f(q) = 3*q**2 + 56*q + 217. Is f(-4) even?
False
Suppose -v - 213 = -2*v. Suppose -n - 2*a = -45, 0*n - 3*a - v = -4*n. Is n a multiple of 5?
False
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False
Let i(x) = 210*x**2 + 1. Let j be i(-1). Let m = j + 14. Is m a multiple of 25?
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Suppose 18 = -15*m + 6*m. Does 17 divide 1/(9/54*m/(-17))?
True
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were indications for treatment was significantly shorter in patients with an extra chromosome 12 than in these without this abnormality. Thus, it appears that an extra chromosome 12 is associated with a more rapid course of the disease, and may therefore be of importance for the predition of prognosis.solution of 4-nitrophenol which you can now evapourate down to give you the phenol.
I would like to know how the nitrophenol was reduced into the amine over the years it was in storage. This is a more interesting question to my mind is how did the nitro compound get converted on storage into the amine.


June 3, 2014, at which the parties filed a supplemental

stipulation of facts attaching Exhibit 8-R and describing it therein. Exhibit 8-R is

a “Declaration For Records of Regularly Conducted Business Activity of Steven

R. Ball”, who is the “Managing Member and Custodian of Records for Zone

Electric”, executed on May 21, 2014. Petitioners reserved an objection to the

declaration based on lack of foundation, relevance, and other grounds. The Court

reserved ruling on the objection and ordered the parties to brief its applicability.

                                     Discussion

I.    Evidentiary Issue

      Generally, to resolvenear the time” of the event).
                                          -9-

2008), and effective for tax years beginning after December 31, 2008. Under

section 30D(a)(1), a taxpayer is allowed a one-time credit against income tax with

respect to each new qualified plug-in electric drive motor vehicle placed in service

during the taxable year.

        Section 30D(a)(1) as signed into law on October 3, 2008, was amended on

February 17, 2009. The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, Pub.

L. No. 111-5, sec. 1141(a)-(c), 123 Stat. 115, 326-328, amended section 30D(d)(1)

to


define a “new qualified plug-in electric drive motor vehicle” more narrowly for

tax years after December 31, 2009, to exclude low-speed vehicles, such as those

primarily for use on golf courses, as they would no longer constitute qualified

motor vehicles for purposes of the PEVC. Notice 2009-89, 2009-48 I.R.B. 714

(Nov. 30, 2009).

        After December 31, 2009, the definition of qualified motor vehicles would

effectively exclude low-speed vehicles from eligibility for a PEVC. As a result, a

taxpayer who intended to claim a PEVC for a low-speed electric vehicle must have

been in compliance with the provisions of section 30D on or before December 31,

2009.

        Petitioners claimed a tax credit of $6,253 on their 2009 tax return for the

purchase of asection 168(k), which

granted a “special allowance” for qualified property acquired after September 10,

2001, and before January 1, 2005. See Job Creation and Worker Assistance Act of

2002, Pub. L. No. 107-147, sec. 101, 116 Stat. at 22. Section 167(a) offered a

depreciation deduction for qualified property “for the taxable year in which such

property is placed in service” which included an allowance equal to 30% of the

adjusted basis of the qualified property in addition to depreciation otherwise

allowable. Sec. 168(k)(1)(A). This additional allowance, also known as bonus

depreciation, was temporarily increased from 30% to 50% for qualified property

placed in service after May 5, 2003, and before January 1, 2005. See sec.

168(k)(4)(B). Similarly, a PEVC was applicable to low-speed electric vehicles

during a limited time. In order to qualify for a PEVC, the taxpayer must


than in cells ([@bib30]).

We reasoned that a failure to reconstitute these three phases realistically might be caused by missing factors in the in vitro reaction. In this study, we considered Klp10A (kinesin-13) and CLASP (*Drosophila* name is Mast or Orbit) as likely candidates for these missing factors, because RNAi depletion in S2 cells affected MT dynamics and mitotic spindle size ([@bib15]; [@bib34]; [@bib43]). Furthermore, orthologous proteins of other species were shown to modulate MT dynamics in vitro ([@bib34]; [@bib3]). In addition, with recently established methodology ([@bib48]), we purified tubulin proteins from S2 cells and used them to replace pig tubulin proteins. In the reaction, in vivo MT dynamics were reproduced qualitatively (and, to some extent, quantitatively) when five factors were mixed with S2 tubulin. Furthermore, phosphorylation by theyeast CLASP^Cls1^ protein was shown to have potent rescue (shrinkage-to-growth) activity ([@bib3]). However, we could not assess if *Drosophila* CLASP^Mast/Orbit^ has these activities in this experiment, because MT shrinkage was never observed ([Fig. 1 D](#fig1){ref-type="fig"}).

CLASP has an EB1-binding SxIP motif and abundantly localizes at the growing end of MTs in cells ([@bib43]; [@bib17]). We reconstituted the plus end--tracking behavior of CLASP^Mast/Orbit^ by adding EB1 to the reaction (Fig. S1 F). EB1 on its own slightly elevated MT growth rate and catastrophe frequency ([@bib30]). However, we could not detect any additional effects of CLASP^Mast/Orbit^ on growth rate; in addition, catastrophe could not be observed regardless of the presence or absence of EB1 (Fig. S1 G). These results suggest that EB1-dependent plus end enrichment of CLASP^Mast/Orbit^ is not a prerequisite


for the two CLASP^Mast/Orbit^-mediated activities toward plus ends.

Reconstitution of three-phase MT dynamics with five factors {#s04}
-----------------------------------------------------------

We next mixed all five factors in the reaction with S2-derived tubulin. Interestingly, we observed that MTs repeated cycles of shrinkage and growth, accompanied by frequent rescue and pausing; this behavior had never been observed using just one to three factors ([Fig. 2](#fig2){ref-type="fig"} and [Table 1](#tbl1){ref-type="table"}). Each parameter value was within range of the corresponding cellular value, and the overall stochastic behavior was reminiscent of interphase MT dynamics in S2 cells (Fig. S2).

![**Reconstitution of dynamic MTs with five factors.** (A) An example of pause (P) identified in the kymograph. Catastrophe (C) and rescue (R) events are also marked. Bars: (horizontal) 2 µm; (vertical) 30 s. (B--G) Kymographs and kinetic parameters of MT polymerizationWe first surveyed GFP-CLASP^Mast/Orbit^ signal distribution along the lattice of shrinking MTs (*n* = 21) and observed that 24% of the pixels contained a high GFP signal ([Fig. 4 A](#fig4){ref-type="fig"}). This result indicated that if pausing is induced at random locations, the event has a 24% chance of occurring at GFP-accumulation sites. However, we identified 51% (*n* = 51) of shrinkage-to-pause events occurring at GFP-occupied sites (red in [Fig. 4, B and C](#fig4){ref-type="fig"}). Furthermore, in 9 out of the 25 events, in which pausing was induced at sites with low GFP-CLASP^Mast/Orbit^ abundance, MTs already had strong GFP signals during shrinking (green in [Fig. 4, B and C](#fig4){ref-type="fig"}). Thus, GFP-CLASP^Mast/Orbit^ accumulation and pause induction were well correlated, albeit not perfectly. To investigate whether CLASP^Mast/Orbit^ on the lattice recruits other


and kinesin-13^Klp10A^ were 45- to 80-fold higher than what we used in vitro, a level currently unachievable by our purification method (Fig. S5). One possible explanation for this discrepancy is that cellular proteins are regulated spatially or posttranslationally, and the number of actual proteins that can target MTs is small. Alternatively, the antagonistic activity of CLASP^Mast/Orbit^ and kinesin-13^Klp10A^ on catastrophe suggests that the molecular ratio of the two proteins rather than the absolute abundance of each protein might be critical. In support of this idea, the ratio of CLASP^Mast/Orbit^ and kinesin-13^Klp10A^ was comparable between in vitro (1:6.7) and in vivo (1:3.7) conditions. Regardless, our reconstitution admittedly is qualitative, and quantitative comparison with in vivo kinetic parameters remains difficult. Converting the kinetic parameters and protein concentrations to in vivoof complexity compared with *Drosophila*. In fact, it was recently shown that human CLASP1 and an isoform of CLASP2 have common and also distinct activities ([@bib50]). Regardless, a reasonable first attempt toward reconstitution of mammalian MT dynamics would be to purify and mix homologues of the five proteins identified in this study.

Materials and methods {#s12}
=====================

Cloning {#s13}
-------

Primers to amplify full-length CLASP^Mast/Orbit^ were 5′-CACCATGGCCTATCGGAAGCCCAGCGACCTGG-3′ and 5′-TGACGACGATGCCGCGGAGGAGTTCTTGG-3′. The amplified DNAs were cloned into pENTR-D/TOPO, digested with NotI and AscI, blunted, and cloned into the pFastBac-His-mGFP vector (StuI digested). His-CLASP^Mast/Orbit^ was constructed by Gateway cloning into the pDEST10 vector. Kinesin-13^Klp10A^ gene was amplified with the primers 5′-CACCATGGACATGATTACGGTGGGGCA-3′ and 5′-CTAACGCTTGCCATTCGGCGAA-3′. The amplified DNAs were cloned into pENTR-D/TOPO, followed by Gateway cloning into pDEST17. Plk1^Polo^ was amplified with 5′-TTGCGGCCGCCACCATGGCCGCGAAGCCCGAGG-3′ and 5′-TTGGCGCGCCTTATGTGAACATCTTCTCCAGC-3′, and ligated into


cell culture was lysed with 7 ml MRB80 buffer (80 mM K-Pipes, pH 6.8, 4 mM MgCl~2~, and 1 mM EGTA) supplemented with 125 U benzonase (EMD Millipore) by a Dounce tissue grinder. The lysate was clarified by 9,400 *g* and 135,000 *g* centrifugation and applied to a 1-ml TOG1-conjugated column. Tubulin was eluted with the elution buffer (0.5 M (NH~4~)~2~SO~4~ in MRB80, 10 µM GTP), followed by desalting with the PD-10 desalting column (GE Healthcare) and MRB80. The protein solution was concentrated to \>40 µM by Amicon Ultra-4 MWCO 30K. The concentrated solution was flash frozen with liquid nitrogen and stored at −80°C. EB1 was purified using *E. coli* following a protocol described previously ([@bib29], [@bib30]). GST-EB1 expression was induced in BL21-AI with 0.2% arabinose for 16the gulf in footballing class and financial clout, City’s 11th victory from their last 12 home games against Villa owed as much to dreadful defending from the visitors.

Mario Balotelli, the scourge of the claret and blues, Adam Johnson and Vincent Kompany were effectively gifted goals before Milner completed the rout with a fantastic fourth.

Stephen Warnock did score a consolation goal at 3-0 down, City’s first top-flight concession at the Etihad this season, but it signalled momentary respite rather than a Villa revival.

Big Eck made two changes from the win over Wigan, one tactical, one enforced.

Ciaran Clark replaced James Collins, who is now suffering a groin injury, while Emile Heskey came in for jaded Barry Bannan in the hope of matching up against City’s physical strength.

Villa competed well in


not unconstitutional. More importantly, Calder raised the question of whether "principles of natural justice" constituted law. Iredell's opinion indicated that only those actions of a state that explicitly violated a textual provision of the Constitution could be declared void. He stated, "The principles of natural justice are regulated by no fixed standard; the ablest and the purest men have differed upon the subject; and all the court could properly say, in such an event, would be, that the legislature (possessed of an equal right of opinion) had passed an act which, in the opinion of the judges, was inconsistent with the abstract principles of natural justice."

Justice Iredell's opinion in Calder helped establish the principle of judicial review five years before it was tested in Marbury v. Madison (1803).be taken into account when dealing with the LT. For further discussion, see the Appendix.

The threshold energy of protons and tachyon mass of neutrinos
=============================================================

According to the present knowledge of particle physics, a free proton is stable in the vacuum. It will never decay no matter how high its energy is (principle of relativity). However, according to the theory of modern cosmology, low energy neutrinos including all three flavors ($\nu_e,\;\nu_\mu$ and $\nu_\tau$) and antineutrinos ($\bar{\nu}_e,\;\bar{\nu}_\mu$ and $\bar{\nu}_\tau$) are spreading through out space isotropically. (There may also be considerable amount of high energy neutrinos directly related to observable distant sources). So the process (\[eq:6\]) could be induced for either the subluminal or superluminal antineutrino if the proton has enough energy but still well below $10^{15}$ eV, no knee will be


required for the rf system to maintain the energy of the stored beams.

Several possible approaches exist for eliminating, avoiding, or at least reducing the synchrotron radiation:

-   suppression of synchrotron radiation for circular e$^{+}$e$^{-}$ and hadron colliders by (1) shaping the beam: classically a time-invariant beam — like a constant-current loop — does not radiate, i.e., it does not emit any electromagnetic waves; for the same reason a quieter beam or a crystalline beam would radiate less [@ratner; @primack]; and/or by (2) tayloring the beam-pipe boundary: a large bending radius $\rho$ combined with a small chamber suppresses SR emission at long wavelengths; specifically, radiation is shielded at wavelengths $\lambda\ge 2\sqrt{d^3/\rho}$, where $d$ denotes the beam-pipe diameter [@warnock];

-   transiting from circular to linear e$^{+}$e$^{-}$ colliders, suchVariable sex ratio strategy of Telenomus heliothidis (Hymenoptera: Scelionidae): adaptation to host and conspecific density.
The sex allocation behavior of the solitary egg parasitoid Telenomus heliothidis Ashmead was investigated by examining the response of females reared in isolation and under crowded conditions. Females reared in isolation adjusted their sex ratio with foundress and host number per patch in accordance with the predictions of local mate competition (LMC) theory. However, females did not shift their sex ratio in response to conspecifics foraging on the same host patch or to contact with previously parasitized hosts. Instead, shifts were associated with encounter rate and a sequence of oviposition. Females maintained under crowded conditions responded to host patches much differently. One-day-old females which had lived under crowded conditions for 24 h produced sex


(routine, preincubation at pH 4.6, 4.3), and analyzed quantitatively. In the psoas and the quadriceps, all muscles consisted of undifferentiated type IIC fibers before the eighteenth week of gestation. Type I fiber began to appear around the eighteenth week in both muscles. Before the thirtieth week, both muscles comprised a great number of smaller type IIC fibers and scattered large type I fibers. The psoas had already a little more type I fibers than the quadriceps in this phase. After the thirtieth week, the percentage of type I fibers increased greatly to about 50% at term in the psoas, gradually to 20-23% at term in the quadriceps. Type IIA and IIB fibers appeared suddenly around the thirty-seventh week. Total percentage of these two type fibers increased at term        }
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what i am doing wrong?

A:

Your item class has some issues:

It doesn't provide so-called "property getters" for each JavaFX property.

This prevents APIs such as TableView from properly observing the model item.
Each JavaFX property should have a getter, property getter, and—if externally writable—a setter. The getter and optional setter deal with the value of the property while the property getter returns the property object itself.

The JavaFX property instance is replaced within each corresponding setter.

This makes observing the property useless.

It doesn't follow Java naming conventions.

I don't believe this causes any problems in this specific case. That said, it makes


The dysentery epidemic in Poland in 1920-1921
This article describes in general the issues related to the dysentery epidemic in 1920-1921. The current literature on the subject lacks publications presenting these issues fully. Based on historical sources from that period, including articles published in medical magazines, the incidence rate, the methods and results of the battle against that epidemic were depicted. The article represents an important contribution to a better insight in the struggle of Polish medical services with infectious diseases afflicting people in the first years following the end of World War I. It also sheds light on the development of Polish studies on infectious diseases in the Second Polish Republic, the scientists’ belief in the successful treatment of epidemic diseases and understanding of the need to educateprotein diet (HF) to evaluate the interaction of nutrition and activity on the composition of the gut microbiota. Due to the combination of high‐fat, high‐fructose and low‐fibre levels, the Western diet appears designed for ill health and obesity. Despite this conundrum, the Western diet has regrettably become a symbol of western society and wealth and the scope of its influence on health is yet to be fully comprehended. Based on the current knowledge surrounding exercise and microbiota, we hypothesized that different bacterial cohorts will drive microbiota shifts relative to the intensity of activity undertaken in standard chow (SC) and HF diets. We used a rat model to investigate the effects of different activity intensities and diets on intestinal microbiota. Our data suggest that HF diet negatively influences the


analysed the four activity groups separately in the SC and HF diets.

Both diet and activity intensity correlated with significant changes in microbiota between the eight groups. The differences in community richness were not significant at an OTU or a genus level. However, significant differences in richness index between diet treatments were observed at a family level (Fig. S2). Overall, significant differences between diet treatments (comparing all samples on SC vs HF) were evident at a phylum level (Canberra distance, P < 10 −6 at 10 6 permutations, Fig. S3), whereas there were no significant differences at the phylum level between activity groups ( P = 0·3852), thus samples were grouped by diet and not by activity intensity (Fig. S3). Several phyla were significantly responsive to diet (Fig. S4)comparing the effects of HIIT and LIT have found these activity intensities to be very different in physiological adaptation (Tucker et al. 2015). In the present study, we investigated, for the first time, the combined effect of different activity and diet treatments on intestinal microbiota using a rat model. In recent attempts to humanize rodent microbiota by transferring faecal material from human donors into mice and rats, rats were effectively colonized with and closely reflected the communities of the donors, while humanized gnotobiotic mice were not able to effectively transfer low abundance microbiota (reviewed in Nguyen et al. 2015). Therefore, it can be suggested that using rats for microbiota studies appropriately models microbiota interactions in humans.

In a recent study, Petriz et al. (2014) investigated exercise‐induced microbiota changes in


planar inverted F antenna 200 is depicted in FIG. 1.
The planar inverted F antenna 200 includes a planar grounding element 100 that is to be placed on a GND surface of a circuit board, a planar radiation element 120 (having a length L1 and a height H) extending substantially parallel to the grounding element 100, and planar short-circuit elements 140 and 160 that short-circuit the grounding element 100 and the radiation element 120. A power supply section F that applies wireless signals from the circuit board is provided at the short-circuit element 160. The planar inverted F antenna 200 has literally an inverted F geometry.
FIG. 2 indicates the planar inverted F antenna 200, provided on a GND surface of the circuit board. As depicted in FIG. 2, the  2   3   4
 [3,]    3   4   5
 etc.    .   .   .
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I have tried using the lapply and cbind functions, as well as a more generic for loop, but it shows "incorrect number of dimensions".


1.1% Automated license plate readers: 0.3%

Driver’s licenses for illegal immigrants: 0.3%

Seat belt laws: 0.1%

Fingerprint for driver’s license: 0.1%

Sobriety checkpoints: 0.1%

Motorcycle helmet law: 0.1%

Uninsured/underinsured coverage mandate: 0.1%

Handheld cell phone ban: 0.01% Campaign finance: 0.1% Individual contributions to candidates: 0.03%

Individual contributions to parties: 0.02%

Grassroots political action committee contributions to candidates: 0.01%

Grassroots political action committee contributions to parties: 0.01%

Public financing: <0.01%

Note: Because of rounding, percentages listed do not sum to exactly 100. Because of how we weight the local taxation variable, the weights for the fiscal policy dimension range from 29.5 (New Jersey) to 32.0 (Hawaii). For more on this, see “Local Taxation” under “Fiscal Policy” in the first chapter.An aspiring actress moves from her hometown of Brewster, New York, to try to make it big in New York City, having to take several offbeat "temp" jobs to support herself in between her various auditions and bit parts.


function. What should I do if I want the user to see each background is changed at the correct time and then next one...?

A:

When you call Thread.sleep(), the thread you are actually blocking is the UI thread, which is why you're seeing a hang-up. What you need to do is start up another Thread to handle the sleeps, or delays, that you want, and then utilize the runOnUiThread method
Try this:
public void test() {
    new Thread(new Runnable() {
        public void run() {
            for(int i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
                try {
are the primary event that leads to portal hypertension. The site of increased resistance in IPH is found at the presinusoidal level with some component at the sinusoidal and postsinusoidal level. The main symptoms and signs in IPH are upper gastrointestinal tract bleeding secondary to esophago-gastric varices, symptoms related to anemia, and splenomegaly. The long-term prognosis for patients with IPH is better than for cirrhotic patients, with a 77% survival at ten years. Variceal bleeding is the main cause of death, and some treatment to prevent bleeding or its recurrence is warranted. Although no comparative trial has been performed in IPH patients, the surgical management could be the first choice for elective treatment in these patient without liver failure, because of the high re-bleeding rates with chronic sclerotherapy.


           new CompiledTemplate(runtime.getTemplate(), nestedNode));

    return next != null ? next.eval(runtime, appender, ctx, factory) : null;
  }

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684 So.2d 723 (1996)
THE FLORIDA BAR, Complainant,
v.
Susan K. GLANT, Respondent.
Nos. 85800, 86330.
Supreme Court of Florida.
August 29, 1996.
Rehearing Denied December 10, 1996.
John F. Harkness, Jr., Executive Director; John T. Berry, Staff Counsel; James N. Watson, Jr., Bar Counsel and Luain T. Hensel, Co-Bar Counsel; and Paul A. Remillard, Assistant Director, Lawyer Regulation, Tallahassee, for Complainant.
Susan K. Glant, pro se, Gainesville, for Respondent.
PER CURIAM.
The Florida Bar and Susan K. Glant petition this Court for review of the referee's findings and recommendations in these two Bar disciplinary proceedings, which we have consolidated for review.[1] These proceedings evolved from a prior disciplinary proceeding reported as Florida Bar v. Glant, 645 So.2d 962 (Fla.1994), cert. denied, ___ U.S. ___, 115 S.Ct. 1801, 131 L.Ed.2d 728 (1995) (Glant I). In that case, this Court


bring her bar dues current in order to reinstate her license to practice law, with the understanding that reinstatement and late fees will be waived for 1995; (2) both her 1995 and 1996 bar dues must be paid no later than sixty days from the date of this opinion; and (3) Glant is directed to provide quarterly financial statements to the Honorable Carven D. Angel, the designated referee, and the Bar's disciplinary office. This direction is also a condition of Glant's probation in Florida Bar v. Glant, Case No. 86,330. Furthermore, the designated referee is granted the authority to require payments on that judgment as a result of his review of the financial statements and/or recommend a suspension.

Florida Bar v. Glant, Case No. 86,330 (Glant III)
Subsequent to Glant'sappropriate in this case because "unusual circumstances" existed. The Bar cross-appealed, asserting that the referee abused his discretion by making Glant's obligation to pay costs contingent upon her ability to pay.
We find Glant's contentions to be without merit. In reality, the facts are not in dispute. The issue Glant raises is whether she may be disciplined for an intentional misrepresentation on an application for a position as a lawyer. We find that discipline for this type of conduct is appropriate and agree with the referee that Glant should be publicly reprimanded for such conduct. Florida Bar v. Sax, 530 So.2d 284 (Fla.1988); Florida Bar v. Batman, 511 So.2d 558 (Fla. 1987). While we agree with the referee that Glant does not currently have the ability to pay, we


85,800), we hold that Glant should be allowed to bring her bar dues current, with reinstatement and late fees being waived for 1995. These dues (for 1995 and 1996) must be paid within sixty days from the date of this opinion. Glant is hereby directed to file quarterly financial statements, commencing on January 1, 1997, with both the Honorable Carven D. Angel, the designated referee, and the Bar's disciplinary office. As a result of the filing of these financial statements, the designated referee may set a hearing to determine Glant's ability to pay. If, however, the referee finds that Glant has the ability to pay and fails to do so, or has filed false financial statements, the referee has the authority to recommend immediate suspension.
In Glant III (caseQ:

What is the proper way to update to the recommended/supported version of Webform CiviCRM module for Drupal 7?

Here is what I'm trying to do. I'm trying to update to the latest version of the Webform CiviCRM, however, for right now the only way for me to update is to deactive the module and unistall it. I don't want to go that route.
What would be the best way for me to do it?
Thank you,
Kevin

A:

Excellent :-)
You will want to find out where your module lives -> determine whether it lives in /sites/all/modules or in /sites/default/modules
Download a copy of the latest 7.x-5.x from our drupal.org project page: https://www.drupal.org/project/webform_civicrm
Unpack that tar.gz
Then replace what you have in /sites/all/webform_civicrm or /sites/default/modules/webform_civicrm with that new copy you just downloaded/unpacked using sftp or scp (depending on


your access to your site)
Running database updates is a good idea - always do that after you update any module. You can do that by typing /update.php behind your base URL in the browser - or go to Reports -> Status Report and follow link (it should be reporting to you whether there are any pending database updates).

Genomic organization and reproductive regulation of a large lipid transfer protein in the varroa mite, Varroa destructor (Anderson & Trueman).
The complete genomic region and corresponding transcript of the most abundant protein in phoretic varroa mites, Varroa destructor (Anderson & Trueman), were sequenced and have homology with acarine hemelipoglycoproteins and the large lipid transfer protein (LLTP) super family. The genomic sequence of VdLLTP included 14 introns and the mature transcript coded for a predicted polypeptide of 1575 amino acid residues. VdLLTP shared a minimum of 25% sequence identity with acarine LLTPs. Phylogenetic assessment showed VdLLTP was most closely related to Metaseiulus occidentalis vitellogenin and LLTP proteins of ticks; however, no heme binding by VdLLTP was detected. Analysis of lipids associated with VdLLTP showed that it was a carrier for


Audit of hepatitis B immunization at the genitourinary medicine department in Middlesbrough, UK.
The outcomes of hepatitis B immunization programme at the genitourinary medicine (GUM) department in Middlesbrough during a period of five years were examined. The majority of those immunized were male homosexuals who had earlier requested an HIV test. All participants had preimmunization hepatitis B serology, and were negative. The default rate was high at 20/42 (47.6%). However, among those who completed all the processes, seroconversion rate was high at 21/22 (95.5%). The only non-responder was a man who was HIV-positive. The type of vaccine and immunization regimen are discussed.earlier in a research note. He kept an Overweight rating on Apple shares.

Special event 'a positive growth catalyst' for Apple going forward, says Wedbush. Following the highly anticipated Apple (AAPL) Special Event, Wedbush analyst Daniel Ives notes that the company unveiled its trifecta of new iPhones, next generation iPad and Apple Watch coupled with the pricing for Apple TV+ of $4.99 per month and the launch date of November 1. The pricing of Apple's streaming TV service at $4.99 per month is a "show stopper" and a "major shot across the bow" at the likes of Netflix (NFLX) and Disney (DIS), among others, he contends. The analyst also notes with Apple caught in the crossfire on the U.S./China trade battle over the last six months, the company is


is in the range between 3 and 4 kHz. In other words, as they age, women lose the ability to distinguish sounds of different frequencies more slowly than men, and this gender difference in speed of decline is the greatest for high frequencies.
In this first paper I linked, it is mentioned that women have lower thresholds in terms of sound intensity as well, i.e. they will be able to hear softer sounds than men. The second paper mentions that it might also be true that men are more sensitive to low-pitched sounds than women. In conclusion, speaking in a lower register actually might help not wake her up, but speaking more softly is also preferable :) Whether this has anything to do with crying babies is a//init deep link
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In consideration of the above points, the present invention is to propose a plasma display discharge tube, having a long-life AC type electrode, in which an electrode structure is simplified to reduce manufacturing steps in number, and driving using a pulse memory scheme which can be conventionally realized by only a DC type plasma display discharge tube having high emission efficiency and excellent responsibility is made possible.


especially helpful for elderly people with diminishing physical skills, Pransky said, allowing them to live independently longer.

That's precisely the pitch made by PALS Robotics, a Canadian start-up launched by robotics pioneer Joseph Engelberger to develop robots specialized for elder care. The company hopes to have 100 beta units at work in the next three to four years.

A well-designed, voice-activated elderbot would handle tasks such as putting away the groceries, helping the owner out of the bathtub and preparing meals. Such a robotic assistant would delay the need to move the senior into a skilled nursing facility and offer a cost-effective alternative to in-home nursing care, said company President Andrew Silverthorne, who anticipates significant Medicare support once the company has robots to send out into the field.include the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, (DSM-IV) criteria for major depression, health-related quality of life measured by the Medical Outcomes Study Short Form 12 (SF-12), medication adherence, patient satisfaction, and healthcare utilization. The main end point and the cost of treating major depression will be used to estimate the cost-effectiveness of the collaborative care model. The study is a unique, ongoing trial that may have important implications for the treatment of depression in primary care settings as well as new roles for clinical pharmacists.


# AUTOGENERATED FILE
FROM balenalib/zc702-zynq7-ubuntu:disco-run

# remove several traces of debian python
RUN apt-get purge -y python.*

# http://bugs.python.org/issue19846
# > At the moment, setting "LANG=C" on a Linux system *fundamentally breaks Python 3*, and that's not OK.
ENV LANG C.UTF-8

# install python dependencies
RUN apt-get update && apt-get install -y --no-install-recommends \
		ca-certificates \
		netbase \
	&& rm -rf /var/lib/apt/lists/*

# key 63C7CC90: public key "Simon McVittie <smcv@pseudorandom.co.uk>" imported
# key 3372DCFA: public key "Donald Stufft (dstufft) <donald@stufft.io>" imported
RUN gpg --keyserver keyring.debian.org --recv-keys 4DE8FF2A63C7CC90 \
	&& gpg --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-key 6E3CBCE93372DCFA \
	&& gpg --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys 0x52a43a1e4b77b059

ENV PYTHON_VERSION 3.8.3

# if this is called "PIP_VERSION", pip explodes with "ValueError: invalid truth value '<VERSION>'"
ENV PYTHON_PIP_VERSION 20.1.1

ENV SETUPTOOLS_VERSION 49.1.0

RUN set -x \
	&& buildDeps=' \
		curl \
	' \
	&& apt-get update && apt-get install -y $buildDeps --no-install-recommends && rm -rf /var/lib/apt/lists/* \
	&& curl -SLO "http://resin-packages.s3.amazonaws.com/python/v$PYTHON_VERSION/Python-$PYTHON_VERSION.linux-armv7hf-openssl1.1.tar.gz" \
	&&echo "b6086e0553b44cf5eb44780ff3e689cae5d713bb8acb624f41f566fd7a4b19df  Python-$PYTHON_VERSION.linux-armv7hf-openssl1.1.tar.gz" | sha256sum -c - \
	&& tar -xzf "Python-$PYTHON_VERSION.linux-armv7hf-openssl1.1.tar.gz" --strip-components=1 \
	&& rm -rf "Python-$PYTHON_VERSION.linux-armv7hf-openssl1.1.tar.gz" \
	&& ldconfig \
	&& if [ ! -e /usr/local/bin/pip3 ]; then : \
		&& curl -SLO "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/pypa/get-pip/430ba37776ae2ad89f794c7a43b90dc23bac334c/get-pip.py" \
		&& echo "19dae841a150c86e2a09d475b5eb0602861f2a5b7761ec268049a662dbd2bd0c  get-pip.py" | sha256sum -c - \
		&& python3 get-pip.py \
		&& rm get-pip.py \
	; fi \
	&& pip3 install --no-cache-dir --upgrade --force-reinstall pip=="$PYTHON_PIP_VERSION" setuptools=="$SETUPTOOLS_VERSION" \
	&& find /usr/local \
		\( -type d -a -name test -o -name tests \) \
		-o \( -type f -a -name '*.pyc' -o -name '*.pyo' \) \
		-exec rm -rf '{}' + \
	&& cd / \
	&& rm -rf /usr/src/python ~/.cache

# make some useful symlinks that are expected to exist
RUN cd /usr/local/bin \
	&& ln -sf pip3 pip \
	&& { [ -e easy_install ] || ln -s easy_install-* easy_install; } \
	&& ln -sf idle3 idle \
	&&


the warehouse. The goods are then transported to a LOGIMAT® for storage with the accompanying documentation.

If an assembly order is planned and recorded in the ERP system, a picking order with a barcode is generated and provided to the employees. The barcode is then read by the barcode scanner on the LOGIMAT®. The required components are now provided by the LOGIMAT®, and every time an item is removed, the process is acknowledged using the LOGIBAR. The lift system needs to generate the retrieval process for the small parts in ascending order by storage location and LOGIMAT® to ensure efficient picking.

Once picking of the small parts is complete, the components, which are gathered on a carousel carrier are sent for removal in the relevant area and then delivered tothe hard drive and battery in mine for the
past few years. The wheel-based iPods really did have the best UI for music in
any device I've ever owned. If you're familiar with it, you can navigate with
extraordinary ease.

~~~
khedoros1
Years ago, I replaced the 20GB drive in mine with a 30GB drive, because I was
having issues. It was pretty easy with my 4th-gen iPod. Turns out that the
issues were actually in the USB interface, not the drive itself. So I
struggled to get the drive re-filled, and haven't changed the data on it
in...probably 7 or 8 years.

------
starsinspace
The greatest innovation of the iPod was the bold move to make the earbuds
white. This made the music player - usually tucked away in the pocket - a
visible symbol of status and coolness. Together with a


brilliant marketing
campaign which made it into a must-have fashion item, and special content
contracts, it made the iPod a huge success.

Technical aspects really aren't what made the iPod successful. Sure, the
clickwheel was a really great idea, and it was an overall well-polished
product. But other players were good too. Without the marketing, and without
the breakthrough pricing of music on the iTunes Music Store (complete with
iPod-ecosystem lockin via DRM), it would have gone nowhere.

In some ways the iPhone is a similar story IMO, but I guess that's even more
controversial...

~~~
FabHK
And a target for thieves...

------
darreld
I bought my first (of many) iPods immediately after it was announced. Watched
the keynote and got it. I can't remember any other device getting more use in
my life for several years. I still have the original 5GB iPod.

------
adam
Another perspective:Warsaw Documentary Award

This year, once again the audience of Millennium Docs Against Gravity Film Festival will vote for the best film, which will receive the viewers’ award, which has a new name: the Warsaw Documentary Award, and 2 000 euros. All films presented during the festival will compete for the Warsaw Documentary Award. Each of you can vote and be a festival jury member! To spare our forests, we have decided that this year your film ticket will also serve as your voting coupon, with a 1-4 scale printed on its back.

To vote, just tear the ticket slightly in the space assigned to the mark of your choice and drop it in the designated box marked “Millennium Docs Against Gravity Film Festival Warsaw Documentary Award” located at movie


insurer. Ryan was way off no matter what.

Ryan's office said he should have said it was projected to be the case.

By the way, on Aug. 24, the last remaining place -- Paulding County in Ohio -- got an insurance company. So that leaves no counties without a carrier on the exchange next year.

From 49 counties to zero

There’s been a lot of shifting in the exchange landscape.

Insurance companies were assessing whether to participate in counties and entire states for 2018. Some places that looked safe suddenly found themselves at risk. Others that were at risk found new companies moving in.

At the high point, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services said 49 counties had no declared carrier for 2018. Here’s how things jumped around between June 9 and Aug.series also follows her character home where she has to contend with her husband and two teenage children.
Madam Secretary is filming at E 52nd and 3rd Ave in Manhattan today.
Check out more filming locations in NYC and around the country in my Daily Filming Locations.

True Blood star Deborah Ann Woll has been cast as Daredevil's love interest in a new TV series based on the comic book superhero's adventures. Woll will portray Karen Page in the upcoming Marvel series, which will also feature Rosario Dawson and Vincent D'Onofrio.
Page was previously played by Ellen Pompeo on the big screen in 2003, opposite Ben Affleck's Daredevil.
The character was created by Stan Lee and made her debut in comic book form in 1964.
The new TV series will debut on Netflix next


excellent satire, "The Player" (1992). D'Onofrio settled into a string of leading and supporting turns in smaller movies before showing up as an alien insect in the Will Smith blockbuster "Men in Black" (1997). But it was his nine-year run on "Law & Order: Criminal Intent" that truly propelled his career, a role that he played on one of the most-watched shows on the air at the time. Though in 2010 he left the series to once again focus on features, D'Onofrio had firmly established himself as one of the finest character actors working in Hollywood.

Education

Name

American Stanislavsky Theatre

Hialeah-Miami Lakes High School

University of Colorado

Notes

"It was always my plan to build a reputation as a character actor. I have this niche, and I'll be working forever. I don't look likeCitation NR: 9719097
Decision Date: 05/30/97 Archive Date: 06/04/97
DOCKET NO. 96-03 598 ) DATE
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On appeal from the
Department of Veterans Affairs Regional Office in Newark, New
Jersey
THE ISSUES
1. Whether new and material evidence has been received
sufficient to reopen the veteran's claim for entitlement to
service connection for unilateral hearing loss in the left
ear.
2. Entitlement to service connection for tinnitus.
REPRESENTATION
Appellant represented by: Disabled American Veterans
ATTORNEY FOR THE BOARD
C. W. Chambers, Associate Counsel
INTRODUCTION
The veteran served on active duty from October 1963 to
October 1967.
This matter came before the Board of Veterans’ Appeals
(Board) from a May 1995 decision by the Department of
Veterans Affairs (VA) Regional Office (RO) in Newark, New
Jersey which established service connection for residuals of
herpes zoster with a noncompensable evaluation, denied the
veteran's claim for entitlement to service connection for
tinnitus, and determined that new and


of record at the time of the decision consisted
of the following items: the veteran’s service medical
records, personal statements, and a VA compensation and
pension examination performed in June and July 1971. The
service medical records indicate that in August 1967, the
veteran reported hearing loss in his left ear, as well as
occasional tinnitus. On examination in August 1967, the
examiner indicated a diagnostic impression of high frequency
hearing loss on the left and generalized hearing loss on the
right. The veteran was given two audiological examinations
at Bethesda Naval Hospital, in early and late September 1967.
In the latter of these examinations, the examiner noted,
“[t]he examination today shows a definite improvement in the
hearing and it is now recorded at essentially normal levels.”
In the audiological evaluation in late September 1967, pure
tone thresholds, in decibels, were as follows:
HERTZ
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RIGHT
10
10
10
10
10
LEFT
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Ona claimant seeks to reopen a claim
which has become final. First, there must be a determination
as to whether there is new and material evidence to reopen
the claim. If there is such evidence, the claim must be
reviewed on the basis of all of the evidence, both old and
new. Manio v. Derwinski, 1 Vet.App. 140 (1991). The Court
has defined “new” evidence as evidence which is neither
cumulative nor redundant and “material” evidence as that
which is relevant and probative as to the issue presented.
Colvin v. Derwinski, 1 Vet.App. 171 (1991). Moreover, the
additional evidence must provide a reasonable possibility of
changing the outcome when viewed in the context of all of the
evidence, new and old. Smith v. Derwinski, 1 Vet.App. 178
(1991). Finally, if the evidence is found to be new and
material under these guidelines,


claim in August 1971. As this
evidence does not demonstrate that the veteran had a hearing
loss disability of the left ear, as defined by 38 C.F.R.
§ 3.385 (1996), upon separation from service, this evidence
is not “material” evidence. Thus, under Smith and Evans,
this evidence does not provide a reasonable possibility of
changing the outcome when viewed in the context of all the
evidence, new and old.
The January 1990 VA examination including an audiological
evaluation, and the September 1994 VA audiological evaluation
are relevant evidence, in that they tend to demonstrate the
existence of current hearing loss. However, as required by
Colvin and Evans, the examination reports do not tend to
prove the merits of the claim as to the incurrence of a
unilateral hearing loss disability in the left ear in
service, which was the basis for the lastbefore his fall, which added organised crime to this lethal cocktail, and always with the fingers of Iran meddling on the side of the Shias in what has now become virtually a civil war.
Curiously, immediately after the invasion, there was little in the way of internally displaced persons or refugees compared to the previous exodus of Kurds in the Saddam days. Paradoxically, the Kurdish flow has now stopped, as this is one of the few remaining peaceful areas of the country.
Sadly, in the last two years, huge numbers of Iraqis - perhaps over two million - have left, particularly the long-suffering, persecuted Christian Assyrian minorities who have been squeezed on all sides by Islamists, who accuse them of collaborating with the crusaders, and by the Kurds, who want


war started on the back of a lie told by two Heads of State, those of the US and the United Kingdom. Who supported this war, here, in the European Parliament? Who justified, who requested, who approved the intervention that led to chaos? The current French foreign affairs minister, Mr Kouchner, and some of the signatories to this resolution did.
What are we supposed to say? That it is good to be humanitarian and to deal with the effects, but that it is better to be preventive and to avert the causes? This is the problem of political Europe! In Europe we are so fond of human rights that, everywhere - in Palestine, in Iraq, in Africa, in the field of economic globalisation - we support policies that, violatingas they do these human rights, enable us to reaffirm our immense love of these very human rights, which are ultimately violated with our prior support. It is therefore good that post-trauma centres for refugees are being proposed in paragraph 16, but provision must also be made for political prevention centres, here, for our leaders, so that they can be taught wisdom, lucidity and the courage to say 'no', and taught to reject naïve optimism, which destroys everything in its wake.
Justas Vincas Paleckis
(LT) I support the resolution, and I sympathise with more than four million Iraqis who have been forced to flee from their birthplaces. That is more people than there are in my homeland, Lithuania. The number of refugees is growing, and half of them are forced


Q:

GHC Partial Evaluation and Separate Compilation

Whole-program compilers like MLton create optimized binaries in part to their ability to use the total source of the binary to perform partial evaluation: aggressively inlining constants and evaluating them until stuck—all during compilation!
This has been explored public ally a bit in the Haskell space by Gabriel Gonzalez's Morte.
Now my understanding is that Haskell does not do very much of this—if any at all. The cited reason I understand is that it is antithetical to separate compilation. This makes sense to prohibit partial evaluation across source-file boundaries, but it seems like in-file partial evaluation would still be an option.
As far as I know, in-file partial evaluation is still not performed, though.
My question is: is this true? If so, what are the tradeoffs forperforming in-file partial evaluation? If not, what is an example file where one can improve compiled performance by putting more functionality into the same file?
(Edit: To clarify the above, I know there are a lot of questions as to what the best set of reductions to perform are—many are undecidable! I'd like to know the tradeoffs made in an "industrial strength" compiler with separate compilation that live at a level above choosing the right equational theory if there are any interesting things to talk about there. Things like compilation speed or file bloat are more toward the scope I'm interested in. Another question in the same space might be: "Why can't MLton get separate compilation just by compiling each module separately, leaving the API exposed, and then linking


the hoax that mainsteam media outlets from the Huffington Post to Today.com were forced to address the topic. The entirety of the internet was trolled, and successfully so.

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4Chan’s efforts have done more than generate a few hearty laughs across the internet. Rather, they’ve exposed and discredited an increasingly pervasive culture of outrage. What is that culture? It is one where an increasingly large portion of the populace becomes intellectually invested and tied to the idea of their being the victims of persistent oppression, so much so that they see oppression in places where its existence is, at best, tenuous and, at worst, downright improbable.

Such individuals are remarkably easy to troll and by doing so, 4Chan has essentially undermined their credibility. After all, of what value are the complaintshad quoted the daughters of both hawkers as its sources. But NTUC Foodfare said on Tuesday that the family of the deceased hawker had not contacted any online media outlet. It also said that it had never received any request or appeal from the owner of the stalls in question to shorten operating hours.

Even as Mr Kumaran made it clear that The Independent was not ready to take down the articles yet, he urged NTUC Foodfare to answer questions on how many hours its hawkers have to work, the penalties they face and if the elderly hawker who died had ever communicated for shorter operating hours.

He added: "We will endeavour to publish all matters concerning this case including your response or lack thereof in our (The Independent) website


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8 F.Supp.2d 724 (1998)
Rex and Marilyn BRADEN, Plaintiffs,
v.
HONEYWELL, INC., Defendant.
No. C2-97-401.
United States District Court, S.D. Ohio, Eastern Division.
May 12, 1998.
Richard Innis, Steven Zeehandelar, Alessandro Sabatino, Jr., Columbus, OH, for Plaintiffs.
James Walker Wiggin, III, Columbus, OH, for Defendant.

OPINION AND ORDER
SARGUS, District Judge.
Plaintiffs Rex and Marilyn Braden, together with Grange Mutual Casualty Company ("Grange") bring this diversity action asserting claims of breach of contract and negligence against defendant Honeywell, Inc. ("Honeywell"). This matter is before the Court for consideration of Honeywell's Motion for Summary Judgment.

I.
On September 9, 1993, plaintiff Rex Braden entered into a written contract with Honeywell for the installation of a fire and burglar alarm system at the Bradens' residence located at 427 N. Boundary Road, McArthur, Ohio. Under the terms of the *725 contract, Honeywell was to


for a protracted stay.

Crowds had approached Pearl Square in Manama from different directions, creating a standoff with riot police who had moved in earlier to replace troops withdrawn on royal orders. Suddenly police raced to their buses, which drove away mounting kerbs in their haste to escape.

The emboldened protesters, cheering and waving national flags, ran to the centre of the traffic circle, reoccupying it even before all the police had left. The crowd waved fleeing policemen through.

"We don't fear death anymore, let the army come and kill us to show the world what kind of savages they are," said Umm Mohammed, a teacher wearing a black abaya cloak.

Troops in tanks and armoured vehicles took over the traffic circle on Thursday after riot police attacked protesters who had campedout there, killing four people and wounding 231.

Bahrain's crown prince announced that all troops had been ordered off the streets and that police would maintain order.

"That's a very positive step," Jasim Hussain, a member of the main Shiite Wefaq bloc that quit parliament on Thursday, told Reuters. "They're trying to ease the tensions. I don't know whether it will be sufficient."

"We hope to hear a clear message from the government that it will stop killing people who are protesting peacefully."

Mattar said the king must accept the "concept" of constitutional monarchy, as well as withdrawing the military.

"Then we can go for a temporary government of new faces that would not include the current interior or defence ministers."

He reiterated an opposition demand for the king to fire his uncle, Sheikh