set for free. Give the software a free trial and see if you like it.

What Did they Add to Luminar Neptune?

The free update adds about several things that stand out to me. Some of these are major improvements, some are just minor changes that make the app more useful. Here’s what I found in my testing.

Accent AI filter

The Accent AI Filter is a big addition. It uses artificial intelligence to analyze different areas of an image based on its structure, objects, dark and light zones, colors and other parameters. Then using a single slider you can adjust the intensity of the effect. It is quite good at brining out details, color, and contrast in a scene.

The filter is a good substitute for what would often be accomplished usingthat the powerful Snapheal is my favorite and it’s cloning and healing results dramatically outperform Adobe Photoshop. (Click here to get Snapheal for 60% off).

Performance Increases

Who doesn’t love a faster application? The Brush, Gradient and Radial Gradient tools are much smoother and great for selective editing. The Memory management. works better so you can now keep multiple images open while editing. Previously the application would lag, but now you should be able to work with at least 5 open photos at a time with little to no impact on performance. The User Interface also has improved with subtle animation and mode transitions to improve the editing experience.

The Bottom Line

Macphun Luminar Neptune is a great update. Tons of useful new features have been added and several performance issues have


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Click HERE and use the code photofocus to get it all for $59.I thought this would be better than code that crashes every-time in hopes to get multiple opinions.

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On the layout xml file, set an id for the TextView. Then make it an instance variable and change its text, instead of creating a new one every time.
public class MyActivity extends Activity {
    TextView textView;

    protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        setContentView(R.layout.myLayout);
        textView = (TextView)findViewById(R.id.myTextView);
    }

    public void onItemSelected(AdapterView<?> parent, View view,
        int pos, long id) {

        switch(pos){
          case 0:


        String hours = "Office Hours:\n\tSummer: 9:00am - 10:00pm\n\tFall: 10:00am - 7:00pm";
            textView.setText(hours);
            textView.setTextSize(TypedValue.COMPLEX_UNIT_DIP, 35);

            break;
          case 1:
            String products = "Wood - $8/bag (kindling and fuel wood available)\n" +
                    "Ice - $2.75/bag (crushed and on occasion blocks)";
           asked members of her State Department staff to facilitate a Norwegian donation to a foundation project that was hosted by the United Nations, the Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves.

The clean cookstoves project served as a clear example of the blurred lines between Clinton's foundation and State Department work. In 2010, the secretary of state herself took the stage at the glitzy annual meeting of the Clinton Global Initiative and announced the State Department's commitment to the clean cookstoves alliance, which sought to reduce dependence on cookstoves for heating and cooking in developing countries.

Led by Clinton, the Obama administration poured $105 million into the clean cookstoves project.

As a senator, Clinton had reportedly written a letter urging the Department of Health and Human Services to approve Merck's human papillomavirus vaccine


in 2005.

By 2011, under her purview at the State Department, the U.S. government had teamed up with Merck to provide that same HPV vaccine to women in Latin America and sub-Saharan Africa. The initiative was set to cost $75 million.

A spokesperson for Merck did not immediately return a request for comment.

In Aug. 2009, the Clinton Health Access Initiative announced it had negotiated a deal with Pfizer to provide HIV medications across the developing world at a price that was marked down by 60 percent. That same year, Pfizer was also lobbying Clinton's State Department in its interests, as it did every year of her tenure, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.

Pfizer gave up to $5 million to the Clinton Foundation, donor records show.

The pharmaceutical giant wrote aInc., 51 Franklin St, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA  02110-1301 USA
//
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// This code was just a few stubs until Volker.Ruppert@t-online.de
// fixed it up in November 2001.

// Define BX_PLUGGABLE in files that can be compiled into plugins.  For
// platforms that require a special tag on exported symbols, BX_PLUGGABLE
// is used to know when we are exporting symbols and when we are importing.
#define BX_PLUGGABLE

#include "iodev.h"
#include "parallel.h"

#define LOG_THIS theParallelDevice->

bx_parallel_c *theParallelDevice = NULL;

// builtin configuration handling functions

void parport_init_options(void)
{
  char name[4], label[80], descr[80];

  bx_list_c *parallel = (bx_list_c*)SIM->get_param("ports.parallel");
  for (int i=0; i<BX_N_PARALLEL_PORTS; i++) {
    sprintf(name, "%d", i+1);
    sprintf(label, "Parallel Port %d", i+1);
    bx_list_c *menu = new bx_list_c(parallel, name, label);
    menu->set_options(menu->SERIES_ASK);
    sprintf(label, "Enable parallel port #%d",


  char tmpname[80];
    int idx = params[0][7];
    if ((idx < '1') || (idx > '9')) {
      BX_PANIC(("%s: parportX directive malformed.", context));
    }
    idx -= '0';
    if (idx > BX_N_PARALLEL_PORTS) {
      BX_PANIC(("%s: parportX port number out of range.", context));
    }
    sprintf(tmpname, "ports.parallel.%d", idx);
    bx_list_c *base = (bx_list_c*) SIM->get_param(tmpname);
    for (int i=1; i<num_params; i++) {
      if (SIM->parse_param_from_list(context, params[i], base) < 0) {
        BX_ERROR(("%s: unknown parameter for parport%d ignored.", context, idx));
      }
    }
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information, the protocol and the cipher suites that it is able to handle. Note that a client is usually a web browser (most popular SSL client nowadays), but not necessarily, since it can be any SSL-enabled application; the same holds for the server, which needs not to be a web server, though this is the most common case [9].

# The client sends to the server a ClientHello message specifying, among other information, the protocol and the cipher suites that it is able to handle. Note that a client is usually a web browser (most popular SSL client nowadays), but not necessarily, since it can be any SSL-enabled application; the same holds for the server, which needs not to be a web server, though this is the most common[15].

* Server should be protected from BEAST Attack [16].

* Server should be protected from BEAST Attack [16].

Line 109:

Line 133:

* Server should support Forward Secrecy [18].

* Server should support Forward Secrecy [18].

−

Following standards can be used as reference while assessing SSL servers:

+

+

The following standards can be used as reference while assessing SSL servers:

* PCI-DSS v2.0 in point 4.1 requires compliant parties to use "strong cryptography" without precisely defining key lengths and algorithms. Common interpretation, partially based on previous versions of the standard, is that at least 128 bit key cipher, no export strength algorithms and no SSLv2 should be used [19].

* PCI-DSS v2.0 in point 4.1 requires compliant parties to use "strong cryptography" without precisely defining key lengths and algorithms. Common interpretation, partially based on previous versions of the


a renegotiation by client [m] connecting to server with openssl. The tester then writes the fist line of an HTTP request and types “R” in a new line. He then waits for renegotiaion and completion of the HTTP request and checks if secure renegotiaion is supported by looking at the server output. Using manual requests it is also possible to see if Compression is enabled for TLS and to check for CRIME [13], for ciphers and for other vulnerabilities.

Line 306:

Line 341:

---

---

−

Now we can write the first line of an HTTP request and then R in a new line.

+

+

+

Now the tester can write the first line of an HTTP request and then R in a new line.

HEAD / HTTP/1.1

HEAD / HTTP/1.1

R

R

+

Server is renegotiating

Server is renegotiating

Line 318:

Line 356:

verify return:0

verify return:0

−

Andwe can complete our request, checking for response.

+

+

And the tester can complete our request, checking for response.

HEAD / HTTP/1.1

HEAD / HTTP/1.1

Line 331:

Line 370:

read:errno=0

read:errno=0

+

Even if the HEAD is not permitted, Client-intiated renegotiaion is permitted.

Even if the HEAD is not permitted, Client-intiated renegotiaion is permitted.

TestSSLServer [32] is a script which permits to check cipher suite and also BEAST and CRIME attacks. BEAST (Browser Exploit Against SSL/TLS) exploits a vulnerability of CBC in TLS 1.0. CRIME (Compression Ratio Info-leak Made Easy) exploits a vulnerability of TLS Compression, that sould be disabled. It is really interesting a first fix for BEAST was the usage of RC4, but this is discouraged due to a crypto-analytical attack to RC4 [15].

+

+

TestSSLServer [32] is a script which permits the tester to check the cipher suite and


one.

+

As mentioned previously, there are other types of vulnerabilities that are not related with the SSL/TLS protocol used, the cipher suites or Certificates. Apart from other vulnerabilities discussed in other parts of this guide, a vulnerability exists when the server provides the website both with the HTTP and HTTPS protocols, and permits an attacker to force a victim into using a non-secure channel instead of a secure one.

+

====Surf Jacking====

====Surf Jacking====

−

Surf Jacking attack [7] was first presented by Sandro Gauci and permits to an attacker to hijack an HTTP session even when the victim’s connection is encrypted using SSL or TLS.

+

The Surf Jacking attack [7] was first presented by Sandro Gauci and permits to an attacker to hijack an HTTP session even when the victim’s connection is encrypted usingan anonymized real-life example to stress how frequently one stumbles on https sites whose certificates are inaccurate with respect to naming. The following screenshots refer to a regional site of a high-profile IT company.

We are visiting a .it site and the certificate was issued to a .com site. Internet Explorer warns that the name on the certificate does not match the name of the site.

Warning issued by Microsoft Internet Explorer

The message issued by Firefox is different. Firefox complains because it cannot ascertain the identity of the .com site the certificate refers to because it does not know the CA which signed the certificate. In fact, Internet Explorer and Firefox do not come pre-loaded with the same list of CAs. Therefore, the behavior experienced with various browsers may differ.

Warning


to see the clear text traffic to http://examplesite.

The attacker sends back a "301 Moved Permanently" in response to the clear text traffic to http://examplesite. The response contains the header “Location: http://somesecuresite /”, which makes it appear that examplesite is sending the web browser to somesecuresite. Notice that the URL scheme is HTTP not HTTPS.

The victim's browser starts a new clear text connection to http://somesecuresite/ and sends an HTTP request containing the cookie in the HTTP header in clear text

The attacker sees this traffic and logs the cookie for later use.

To test if a website is vulnerable carry out the following tests:

Check if website supports both HTTP and HTTPS protocols

Check if cookies do not have the “Secure” flag

SSL Strip

Some applications supports both HTTP and HTTPS, either for usability or                                   -1-
       second, that the defendant’s operation of the vehicle caused a serious impairment
       of a body function to James Scott Stivenson. Again, to cause such injury, the
       defendant’s operation of a vehicle must have been a factual cause of the injury.
       That is, but for the defendant’s operation of the vehicle, the injury would not have
       occurred. In addition, operation of the vehicle


    response to your questions seems to me [sic], a moving violation that is
       committed that causes a serious impairment of a body function. [Emphasis
       added.]

         We review jury instructions “in their entirety to determine if error requiring reversal
occurred.” Aldrich, 246 Mich App at 124 (emphasis added). “The instructions must not be
extracted piecemeal to establish error.” Id. (quotation marks and citations omitted). By way of
its supplemental instruction, the court properly informed the jury that to convict defendant, it
needed to find that the moving violation caused a serious impairment of a body function. While
it is true that the court referred the jurors back to its initialthat this finding went against his intuition: given the dynamics of capital accumulation, he expected the rich to get richer, not the poor to catch up. So he proffered a tentative explanation based on the process of rural-to-urban migration – a hypothesis for which he later admitted he had “no evidence whatsoever”. He even openly acknowledged that his conclusion was based on “5 per cent empirical information and 95 per cent speculation, some of it possibly tainted by wishful thinking’, later adding that it should not be used for making “unwarranted dogmatic generalisations.”

So much for Kuznets’ caveats. The underlying message – that rising inequality is an inevitable stage on the journey towards economic success for all – was too good a story to doubt and the Kuznets Curve


Kii-Nagashima Station

is a railway station in Kihoku, Kitamuro District, Mie Prefecture, operated by Central Japan Railway Company (JR Central). The station is 98.4 rail kilometers from the terminus of the line at Kameyama Station.

History
Kii-Nagashima Station opened on April 29, 1930 on the Japanese Government Railways (JGR) Kisei East Line. The line was extended to Minose Station by April 26, 1932, and the JGR became the Japan National Railways (JNR) after World War II. The line was renamed the Kisei Main Line on July 15, 1959. The station was absorbed into the JR Central network upon the privatization of the JNR on April 1, 1987.

Lines
Central Japan Railway Company (JR Central)
Kisei Main Line

Station layout
Kii-Nagashima Station has a single side platform and a single island platform serving three tracks, connected toCarlos Miguel Palo had barely been back on the job for a week when the first terrifying call came in. It was August 2007 and Palo, a short, gregarious man in his early thirties (whose name has been changed to protect his identity), was driving his bus through the humid streets of Guatemala City. It had been a long time since he had been behind the wheel and he was happy to be there. Dressed in his usual wardrobe of brightly colored polo shirts, he joked with the other drivers and passengers as he went along his route.

Palo’s bus was part of the fleet of almost 10,000 privately owned urbano passenger buses that provides Guatemala City’s working class with cheap transportation. Every day, more than a million people—or


a third of the city—use the buses, which are heavily subsidized by the government to keep them affordable. On a good day, Palo’s bus was packed throughout his entire 14-hour shift: students, housewives, day laborers, street vendors with woven shawls or baskets of cheap sunglasses.

Like most of the city’s buses, Palo’s was a Blue Bird, the ubiquitous American school bus; it had spent its early life in some far-off school district before being sold at auction and driven to Guatemala City. The bus system was good business: After years of working in the industry as a route supervisor, Palo had bought four buses as an investment and joined a cooperative named Transportes Libertad (the name of which has been changed to protect the owners’ identities). Until recently, he  case    32: return 0x7;
    default   : assert(0);
                return 0;
    }
}

static inline void _timer_init(void)
{

    /*
     * From the datasheet section "Asynchronous Operation of Timer/Counter2"
     * p148 for ATmega1284P.
     * 1. Disable the Timer/Counter2 interrupts by clearing OCIE2x and TOIE2.
     * 2. Select clock source by setting AS2 as appropriate.
     * 3. Write new values to TCNT2, OCR2x, and TCCR2x.
     * 4. To switch to asynchronous: Wait for TCN2UB, OCR2xUB, TCR2xUB.


time we don’t even realize it could be a candidate for reconsideration…or the thought is immediately rejected as heresy.

Hey Craig, thank you for considering my perspective on your journey. I hope it’s an encouragement to you. As for the Trinity, I actually addressed this issue as it related to doctrinal concerns that arise in organic (house) churches. Let me know what you think. Thanks, bro.

I didn’t know what culottes were either, but I am familiar with many denominations requiring, in effect, a “dress-code”. I find it especially silly for when at youth camp, they required everyone to wear t-shirts in the swimming pool! This has caused some to nearly drown because they drag though the water so badly. This is the same mindset as Muslims requiring their women/>

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Former Indiana shooting guard Romeo Langford was selected by the Boston Celtics with the No. 14 pick in the 2019 NBA Draft.

Langford will join fellow Indiana natives Gordon Hayward and head coach Brad Stevens in Boston.

Stevens and Celtics General Manager Danny Ainge met with the media and discussed the selection of Langford.

(See also: Langford reacts to being drafted by Boston)

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Sharefrom other invertebrates and vertebrates, indicating that we assembled a putative BmorGABA~B~-R1 sequence.

Whole-mount *in situ* hybridization
-----------------------------------

To localize the GABA~B~-R1 expressing cells in the antenna of *H. virescens*we adapted a whole mount *in situ* hybridization protocol which was previously used successfully to visualize transcripts of olfactory receptor genes in OSNs of *Spodoptera littoralis* antennae [@B30], [@B31].

Whole-mount *in situ* hybridization (WM-ISH) was performed in 0.5 ml reaction tubes. For all washes and incubations a volume of 0.5 ml solution were used. Steps were performed at room temperature, if not marked separately. Antennae were dissected from the heads, cut into smaller pieces and directly transferred to fixation solution (4% paraformaldehyde in 0.1 M NaHCO~3~, pH 9.5). Following incubation over night at 4°C the antennal fragments were washed twice with PBS (phosphate


After washing twice in PBST for 5 min each, antennal fragments were treated with 0.1 M triethanolamine containing 0.25% acetic anhydride in water adjusted to pH 8.0 with NaOH for 10 min, followed by two washes for 10 min each in PBST.

Antennal fragments were rinsed with hybridization solution (SOL H: 50% formamide, 5x SSC, 0.1% Tween 20, 0.005% Heparin, 0.1 mg/ml tRNA) and prehybridized in SOL H for at least 4 hours at 65°C. SOL H was removed and replaced by 250 µl fresh SOL H containing the DIG-labelled antisense or sense RNA probe, previously incubated for 10 min at 65°C and at least 10 min on ice. Hybridization was performed overnight at 65°C. Post-hybridization antennal fragments were shortly rinsed and then washed for 1 hour in 2x  (LADSPA_Data*)in->extended_data[p]);
        }

        for (i = 0; i < s->nb_outputs; i++) {
            p = s->nb_handles > 1 ? h : i;
            s->desc->connect_port(s->handles[h], s->opmap[i],
                                  (LADSPA_Data*)out->extended_data[p]);
        }

        s->desc->run(s->handles[h], in->nb_samples);
    }

    for (i = 0; i < s->nb_outputcontrols; i++)


         s->desc->connect_port(s->handles[i], s->icmap[j], s->ictlv + j);

        // Connect the output control ports
        for (j = 0; j < s->nb_outputcontrols; j++)
            s->desc->connect_port(s->handles[i], s->ocmap[j], &s->octlv[j]);

        if (s->desc->activate)
            s->desc->activate(s->handles[i]);
    }

    av_log(ctx, AV_LOG_DEBUG, "handles: %d\n", s->nb_handles);

    return 0;
}

static int config_input(AVFilterLink *inlink)
{
    AVFilterContext *ctx = inlink->dst;

    return connect_ports(ctx, inlink);
}

static int config_output(AVFilterLink *outlink)
{
    AVFilterContext *ctx = outlink->src;
    LADSPAContext *s = ctx->priv;
   int ret;

    if (ctx->nb_inputs) {
        AVFilterLink *inlink = ctx->inputs[0];

        outlink->format      = inlink->format;
        outlink->sample_rate = inlink->sample_rate;
        if (s->nb_inputs == s->nb_outputs) {
            outlink->channel_layout = inlink->channel_layout;
            outlink->channels = inlink->channels;
        }

        ret = 0;
    } else {
        LADSPAContext *s = ctx->priv;


    value < h->LowerBound) {
        av_log(ctx, AV_LOG_ERROR,
                "%s: input control c%ld is below lower boundary of %0.4f.\n",
                label, port, h->LowerBound);
        return AVERROR(EINVAL);
    }

    if (LADSPA_IS_HINT_BOUNDED_ABOVE(h->HintDescriptor) &&
            value > h->UpperBound) {
        av_log(ctx, AV_LOG_ERROR,
                "%s: input control c%ld is above upper boundary of %0.4f.\n",
day our daily bread.

12 And forgive us our debts, as we also have forgiven our debtors.

13 And do not lead us into temptation, but deliver us from evil. [For Yours is the kingdom and the power and the glory forever. Amen.’]”

Once again, as we’ve attempted to do in other blogs, we will use the very passage of scripture being referenced for proper context. Verse 9 offers direction here. The statement: “Pray, then, in this way” is another way of saying “here is an example”, or “here are things to consider when you pray.” If we use Christ as an example throughout the gospels we realize that he only referenced what we know as “The Lord’s Prayer” on one occasion which was a teaching moment.

Just examining the structure of


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All
information is current as of the date of herein anda "whore." And I feel good I've at least gotten the court order. I thought that would be the hardest part, and now that's done and I'm extremely happy."

Franklin said she's already heard from Google.

"They've been very communicative," she said. "My issue is not really with Google. My issue is with this person who is doing this. Google now has 15 days to get the information to me and, you know, I'm hopeful that we will get the information, which will include IP information and log file information, within the 15 days (to help me trace who did this)."

Hill said, "You told me earlier this summer when we spoke ... on the phone, you were a little reluctant, not sure you wanted to come on television, but even


decision to grant, deny, or revoke parole. Accordingly, we reverse.

BACKGROUND1

2
In February 1994, Swift was committed to the custody of the California Department of Corrections ("CDC") for a term of 16 months after being convicted of issuing a forged check in the amount of $114.80. After completing his custody term, Swift was assigned to parole supervision in Iowa pursuant to the Interstate Parole Compact.

3
While on parole in Iowa, Swift was arrested on a charge of domestic violence. This fact was reported to the CDC Interstate Parole Supervision Unit ("IPSU"), which then suspended Swift's parole, issued a parolee-at-large arrest warrant, and reported the issuance of the warrant to the National Crime Information Center ("NCIC"). Swift was subsequently acquitted of the domestic violence charge. IPSU requested that the Iowa authorities conductas to whether or not to revoke parole." Swift, 11 Cal.Rptr.3d at 410 (citing Cal. Pen.Code §§ 5000-5003, 5077 and Cal.Code Regs. tit. 15, § 2600). Whether parole agents of the CDC are entitled to absolute immunity thus raises the question reserved in Anderson: whether parole officials who play "no role ... in the granting or denying of parole[,] and only a preliminary role ... in a determination to revoke," are entitled to absolute immunity. Anderson, 714 F.2d at 910.

B. Scope of Immunity for Parole Officers

25
Christian and Rodriguez contend that under Anderson and Sellars all parole officials are entitled to absolute immunity for actions that relate to the decision to grant, deny or revoke parole. See id. at 909 (extending absolute immunity to actions "directly related to the


102 S.Ct. 735, 70 L.Ed.2d 677 (1982)). Thus, parole officers "act like police officers" when they "seek to uncover evidence of illegal activity." Scott, 524 U.S. at 369, 118 S.Ct. 2014; see Willis, 28 Cal.4th at 41, 120 Cal.Rptr.2d at 119, 46 P.3d at 910 (explaining that when CDC parole officers investigate crimes they "act like police officers" (quoting Scott, 524 U.S. at 369, 118 S.Ct. 2014)).

31
We have held that prosecutors are not entitled to quasi-judicial immunity when "performing investigatory or administrative functions, or [when] essentially functioning as a police officer or detective." Broam, 320 F.3d at 1028. Given that prosecutors are not entitled to absolute immunity when performing investigatory or law enforcement functions, we hold that parole officers cannot be entitled to absolute immunity when performing theDelivered To Your INBOX

Synthetic Marijuana Linked To Kidney Damage

Government researchers have found that synthetic marijuana can be linked to acute kidney injury (AKI).

Between March and December 2012, 16 people in six states who smoked synthetic marijuana products such as “K2″ or “Spice” were hospitalized with kidney problems. All recovered, but five needed dialysis. All but one of the patients were male, and all but one experienced nausea and vomiting. Twelve of the patients, who ranged in age from 15 to 33, reported abdominal and back pain.

Report author Dr. Michael D. Schwartz said, “We knew that spice was dangerous. It’s not a safe alternative to marijuana. As newer compounds come out in spice products, there is the risk of unpredictable toxicities.”

“It’s unusual for young people to have unexplained kidney


pmol of angiotensin I min-1 1(-1); serum phosphate: LPD 1.27, NPD 1.26, HPD 1.41 mmol/l). 4. There was no evidence of protein-induced hyperfiltration or hyperperfusion: 51Cr-ethylenediaminetetra-acetate and [125I]iodohippurate clearances were similar on all three diets. 5. Since proteinuria, increased plasma renin levels and hyperphosphataemia may contribute to progression of renal failure and because HPD did not improve hypoalbuminaemia, the use of HPD in the nephrotic syndrome should be abandoned. 6. Until it can be established that LPD, which is accompanied by the least proteinuria, does not, with long-term feeding, lead to malnutrition, NPD should be used in the treatment of the nephrotic syndrome.SCREWING AROUND BEHIND HER BOYFRIEND’S BACK? I mean, seriously, my having to tear out an ingrown toenail is more “newsworthy” than this yet this story is being covered like it has some bearing on the fate of society as we know it.


 = "/update"
};

static int request(ddns_t *ctx, ddns_info_t *info, ddns_alias_t *alias)
{
	char h_name[SERVER_NAME_LEN], *p;

	p = strstr(alias->name, "duckdns.org");
	if ((p != NULL) && (p != alias->name) && (*(--p) == '.')) {
		size_t h_len = (size_t)(p - alias->name);
		if (h_len >= sizeof(h_name))
			h_len = sizeof(h_name) - 1;
		strncpy(h_name, alias->name, h_len);
		h_name[h_len] = '\0';
	} else {
		snprintf(h_name, sizeof(h_name), "%s", alias->name);
	}

	return snprintf(ctx->request_buf, ctx->request_buflen,
			DUCKDNS_UPDATE_IP_HTTP_REQUEST,
			info->server_url,
			h_name,
			info->creds.username,
			alias->address,
			info->server_name.name);
}

static int response(http_trans_t *trans, ddns_info_t *UNUSED(info), ddns_alias_t *UNUSED(alias))
{
	char *resp = trans->p_rsp_body;

	DO(http_status_valid(trans->status));

	if (strstr(resp, "OK") || strstr(resp, "good"))
		return RC_OK;

	return RC_DYNDNS_RSP_NOTOK;
}

PLUGIN_INIT(plugin_init)
{
	plugin_register(&plugin);
}

PLUGIN_EXIT(plugin_exit)
{
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the Tar Heels qualified for a bowl game for the first time since 2016. Carolina played close games seemingly all season. Its nine games decided by seven points or less were the most since 1936. The Tar Heels' six losses came by a total of just 26 points and the combined records of those teams was 52-11.Next up, Carolina will sign one of the nation's highest-ranked recruiting classes on Dec. 18. There will be a signing day celebration at the Blue Zone Concourse Club that day at 6 p.m. 2019 Carolina Football season ticket holders and anyone who has already made a deposit for 2020 Carolina Football season ticket holders should already have received an email from the ticket office with a link to purchase tickets to the


and present an entirely different approach from the more accepted model of reflexology. For me, reflexology is a dynamic therapy, where a range of techniques are utilised to suit the idiosyncrasies of each patient and their feet! This applies particularly to the toes.

This modality is not brutality, but a treatment given with authority and where the patient is always in charge and free to express what they are feeling.

One of the reasons I conceived the A.R.T. protocol, was to be able to introduce other techniques to the classical model of reflexology and making the therapy into something more beneficial and at the same time, dynamic-moving from one foot to the other in a sequential rhythm.In the case of the toes this makes it possible to really work allNo comments:

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Hi everyone, Cpl is the rank that I attained during my National Service as an Armoured Infantryman, and Ho is my family name. I have always been very interested in military stuff since young. Toy soldiers and guns, computer wargaming, military books, magazines, and films have always been part of my growing up years. In 2004, I discovered the world of onesixth, and since then it has been the hobby for expressing my military interest. Thanks for visiting!


The important thing to note is that each task/replica is running on a different node.

4. Now that **node2** is running a task on the "overnet" network it will be able to see the "overnet" network. Run the following command from **node2** to verify this.

    ```
    node2$ docker network ls
    NETWORK ID          NAME                DRIVER      SCOPE
    b76635120433        bridge              bridge      local
    ea13f975a254Q:

how to load an android project

I'm new to android development and learning it through google's training document.
I've downloaded a demo but don't know how to load it to my Eclipse with ADT plug in.
The following figure is the directories of the demo.

A:

Right click on the eclipse project list then import project.
Choose Android project and select the demo s repository.


Researchers from UC Davis found a strong correlation between people suffering from severe psoriasis and diabetes risk. An analysis of results coming from 27 different studies and involving around 314,000 individuals indicates a link between the skin condition with the blood sugar disorder. The findings are published in the Archives of Dermatology.

Psoriasis is a common skin problem characterized by raised red, flaky and itchy rash. The rash usually is found in the elbows and knees but can often appear anywhere in the body. Some experts believe it to be an autoimmune disease where the body itself regards its own skin as foreign and mounts an inflammatory response.

UC Davis researchers, headed by April Armstrong analyzed data collected from 27 observational studies of patients with psoriasis. Five of the includedassessment of the “right-wing threat” — namely, that there may be a violent, racially motivated “backlash” against the Obama administration.

The unbearable memory of those episodes, exacerbated by the “assault weapons” ban, did much to catalyze resistance to the Clinton administration. Prior to the Oklahoma City bombing, there was a widespread, and growing, appreciation for the lethal potential of what we could call the federal government’s “Waco gene” — its latent tendency to isolate, dehumanize, criminalize, and even annihilate those considered to be incorrigible internal enemies.

But although this early Clinton-era anti-government backlash was rooted in worthy and entirely justified sentiments, it was poorly focused in one fairly significant respect: Clinton and his properly maligned Attorney General Janet Reno had relatively little to do with the planning and execution of


lipid bilayers have been developed over a range of resolutions (from fully atomistic descriptions to continuous elastic sheets) to address the many different length scales relevant to biological function and experimental study. The “mesoscopic” regime ($\sim 1-100 \mathrm{nm}$) is recognized as particularly relevant to the biophysical understanding of membrane systems [@evansreview].

Several coarse-grained bilayer models have been developed with the mesoscopic regime in mind [@maggs; @lipowsky; @models; @takasu; @grace]. Most of these depend upon explicit solvent to enforce bilayer stability. Coarse-grained solvent models do not provide detailed insight into the hydrophobic effect; the models are far too crude. Rather, such models provide a convenient means to enforce a bilayer stabilizing interfacial tension between solvent and lipid hydrocarbon tails (at considerable computational expense). Controlling the interfacial tension directly, without recourseto explicit solvent, would seem (if possible) a more direct route to the same end. A few solvent-free models [@maggs; @takasu; @grace] for bilayers do exist in the literature, but none include internal degrees of freedom for the lipids. Consequently, these models are unable to predict how molecular structure influences membrane properties, phase behavior or realistic consequences of membrane heterogeneity. Such questions require flexible lipids to achieve even a qualitative level of understanding. [@evansreview; @oldnagle; @evanssaturation]

This letter presents a solvent-free lipid model that preserves the physics of lipid flexibility and hydrophobic attraction. The physical properties of the studied membranes closely resemble those of a solvated model with similar lipid resolution.[@lipowsky] These results suggest that implicit solvent models may be appropriate for a wide class of problems in membrane


molecular rigidity, but a simultaneous increase in bilayer thickness preserves membrane volume (Fig. \[fig:area\]). The thickness of a leaflet is defined by the average $z$ distance between a molecule’s interface bead and its final tail bead: $\langle l_z \rangle = \langle (\vec{r}_5-\vec{r}_2)\cdot\hat{z}\rangle$. Unsurprisingly, stiffer chains offer greater resistance to compression in length, resulting in thicker membranes (Fig. \[fig:area\]). In model membrane systems, zero tension areas per molecule range from about 0.596 nm$^2$ for DMPC(dimyristoylphosphatidylcholine) to 0.725 nm$^2$ for DOPC(dioleoylphosphatidylcholine).[@naglereview] Using our model, we achieve a $20\%$ range ($~0.57$nm$^2-0.68$nm$^2$) in areas by adjusting the chain stiffness alone.

A linearly elastic sheet can be described by $$\label{eq:kaeq}
\tilde{\gamma} = k_A (L^2 - A_0)/{A_0}$$ where $\tilde{\gamma}$ is the surface tension, $k_A$ is the compressibility modulus, $L^2$ is the projected area, and $A_0$ isRefs. [@marrink; @briels], we found that $k_A$ measurements for systems with 800 molecules and 128 molecules agreed within error bars, although the smaller system measurements converged far more quickly.

While $k_A$ provides a direct link to experiment, more detailed microscopic information is obtained by measuring the stress profile across the bilayer [@lipowsky; @lindahlstress]. Defining the local mechanical tension as a function of displacement $z$ relative to the bilayer center of mass $\tilde{\gamma}(z)=P_n(z) - P_t(z)$ (the difference between normal and tangential pressures), we measure the stress profile for systems with N=128 and N=800 molecules (Fig. \[fig:ka\] inset). The profiles agree qualitatively with those obtained from fully atomic models[@lindahlstress] and nearly quantitatively with those obtained from solvated membranes also composed of five bead chains [@lipowsky]. The peaks of high positive tension


ansatz that the components of $\mathsf{S}$ can be expressed in terms of $\mathfrak{s}$ and $\varPhi$. Hereby one has to recognize the condition that the determinant of the system (\[EQ:27\]) must vanish, since the components of $\mathfrak{n}$ cannot all be equal to zero. The simplest ansatz would be[^9]:

$$\label{EQ:28}
\left\{
\begin{aligned}
\mathsf{S}_{xx} &= - \mathfrak{s}_x \varPhi_x,
\\
\mathsf{S}_{xy} &= - \frac{1}{2}
(\mathfrak{s}_x \varPhi_y +
\mathfrak{s}_y \varPhi_x) \quad \mbox{etc}.
\end{aligned}
\right.$$

If the components of the five-vectors $\mathfrak{s}$ and $\varPhi$ are proportional to each other

$$\label{EQ:28a}
\tag{28 a}
\frac{\mathfrak{s}_x}{\varPhi_x} =
\frac{\mathfrak{s}_y}{\varPhi_y} =
\frac{\mathfrak{s}_z}{\varPhi_z} =
\frac{\mathfrak{s}_u}{\varPhi_u} =
\frac{\mathfrak{s}_w}{\varPhi_w},$$

then the expressions (\[EQ:28\]) satisfy the equations (\[EQ:27\]) . Making the ansatz (\[EQ:28\]) we have to assume the aforementioned proportionality, since otherwise it would follow from (\[EQ:27\]) that $\mathfrak{s}$ as well as $\varPhi$ would be orthogonal to $\mathfrak{n}$, contrary to the reality.

We will content ourselves with these hints of theindigenous directors.

Canadian Shorts
Every year, KCFF generally display 3 distinct Canadian short programs. Each program presents its own theme. Typically, the festival plays 50-75 short films.

Special Events
In addition to the movies, KCFF showcase live music and comedy, podcasts, receptions, awards and parties. These program offer local filmmakers the opportunity to meet industry professionals. Notable guests include Ellen Page, Gordon Pinsent, Deepa Mehta, Cathy Jones, plus cast from Kids in the Hall, Letterkenny, Mr. D, and The Trailer Park Boys.

Editions and selected films

2018
The 2018 edition of the Kingston Canadian Film Festival included short film programs (with dedicated slots for local artists and youth), free workshops and networking, industry guest appearances and talks, receptions, special events, music, comedy, and awards.

2018 Feature Films
 Adventures in Public School
 AVA
 Birth of


images until they were landscape images with the captured body part in an upright position.3.Perspective: We originally intended to capture the right foot and right ear from all babies. However, due to some babies undergoing treatment, this was not always possible and photographs of their left foot or ear were taken. To solve this, images with left ears or feet were horizontally flipped.

After this pre-processing step, all images had the same characteristics and they were ready to be segmented.

Using the masks obtained from the segmentation step, bounding boxes were created around the largest region of activated pixels within the masks. Bounding boxes were centred around these blobs and resized to 128×128 pixels.

Additionally, we carried out some data augmentation to balance the dataset. As shown in [Section 3](#s0030){ref-type="sec"}, both versions ofour CVL17 network shown in a heat map.

7. Conclusions and future work {#s0090}
==============================

The gestational age of a baby is crucial when determining the best treatment for a newborn, especially when born prematurely. We have extended work previously presented in \[[@bb0045]\] in which a system that estimates the gestational age of babies postnatally using photographs of their face, foot and ear was introduced. Our system has two steps: first, images are segmented using Fully Convolutional Neural Networks to find where the relevant body parts appear in the image. Second, CVL17, a Convolutional Neural Network, is used to classify the photographs according to five classes (extremely preterm, very preterm, moderately preterm, term, and late). The probability vectors that result from these CNNs are then combined with the weight of the


Q:

Can I use class scope like a namespace instead of prefixing everything with the class name

So inside header files I can do
namespace X {
    doThis();
}

and in the implementation file I can do
namespace X {
   doThis() { .... }
}

But if I have a class
class X {
    public:
    doThis();
};

Is it possible for me to do something like this in the implementation file
class X {
    doThis() { .... }
}

instead of X::doThis() { .... }?

A:

There's the "Java hack"¹, where you "inherit" from the class to get its members into your namespace:
class MyUserType : /*protected|private*/ X {

     void foo() {
         doThis(); // works
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4 comments to “A snippet from Soul Sucker”

I loved this book. It was so hot and suspenseful. The mystery had me on the edge of my seat, Her case commanding presence had me terrified to put the book down,


in the basement
it was just seven of us practicing and working together
and these are all very fresh in my mind
When I first came to Seoul from a different province
I don't know why this stayed with me for so long but
it was me and my dad
We took a cab
and we were actually cheated by the taxi driver
Did he take you for a ride?
and we went through three tunnels to reach our destination
This memory still stayed with me about when we were starting out
And comparing this memory to what we have achieved now
I didn't realize when my dad said, "Oh things like that happen"
I was angry but now I feel that these are the kind of things that happen
By being able to say that, these have become cherished memories andsomething, when someone does something with sincerity
it doesn't always resonate with other people
Sometimes we do something and that's not acknowledge or rewarded
Now, with the COVID situation and other things
there are things that we have, you know, not come to fruition
things that we couldn't continue to do, and so on
But BTS is a team, but sometimes I feel, is this our team? Is this really BTS?
Because, the records we've set, the milestones we've reached.
I think it's the power of music and the power of performance
it's something that we continue to talk about
Something that, whether it's our business, or something from our business side
It could be our interactions with the press outside
I think Dynamite was more familiar because of the language as well as other elements.
The language and disco pop


cry
I was really surprised. What is this?
This is such a happy day, why am I crying?
But to answer your question
We have been practicing and working towards all these
We have been watching the videos, we tried following all of these major award shows
We were wondering if we would ever stand on these stages
This may seem like far down the road
but performing on these stages, itself seems like a dream come true.
Thinking that we have touched all of ARMY is something that
I would like to applaud ourselves for the rest of our lives
It will be a memory that's seared forever, for a very very long time.
That was a very touching, very heartfelt comment
We've answered all of the questions for the members of the press
Thank you once again for sendinghere from other homebuilt aviation enthusiasts.

[https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/rec.aviation.homebui...](https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/rec.aviation.homebuilt/0uMOHlci8DQ)

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Houshalter
Slightly relevant, here's a really weird wind turbine designed by a computer:
[http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=YZUNRmwoijw](http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=YZUNRmwoijw)

~~~
NicoJuicy
The note on the video is quite funny:

Note: I have since discovered I used the wrong viscosity for air on this
experiment, so the results aren't valid for use on the earth. (Maybe Jupiter.)

~~~
Houshalter
Ah, well. It's still interesting. The design of the turbine is really crazy
and not what I would have expected in any environment. So I suspect if he
corrected the parameters, it would still come up with a crazy and clever
design for Earth use, that humans wouldn't think of.

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lorenzfx
I'm not saying he is wrong, but he makes some bold claims without giving any
proof.

Some examples:

> Twelve blades is a nice number.

Why twelve? Why not 50, it's a nice number as well.

> Lipps turbines


very low capital intensity.

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-qUaO-
xzrY](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-qUaO-xzrY)

~~~
jessaustin
Lots of omitted details there. A kite can pull its tether from one location to
another location of lower potential energy, but how does it get back to the
higher-energy location? If we're talking about a circular train on a circular
track, half of the kites must continually have either a lower-drag
configuration or a lower-wind altitude. That's plausible, but that's a lot of
additional mechanisms, plus a lot of "cancelled-out" wind traction, plus a lot
of friction as the train rolls around the track. Will there be power left over
for electricity generation? Probably, but it isn't clear that it will be worth
all the trouble. If a reasonable prototype exists, it should have been in the
video.

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Animats
In the 1970s and 1980s there was much more variety in wind turbine design.
There were twoeagle a year out of thousands.

Regardless, this is more of a reason to invent solutions for repelling birds
from turbines. Maybe we could come up with noises or lights that repel them.
Or drones, or a water cannon robot. But I'm not certain it's even an issue.

~~~
mikeash
The current rule is something like 1,200/year. There are about 143,000 bald
eagles in the US. The 4,200 number is set at a level which they think the
species can sustain. I don't know why bald eagles would be more likely to be
killed by turbines, but apparently they are:

[http://www.fws.gov/midwest/wind/wildlifeimpacts/index.html](http://www.fws.gov/midwest/wind/wildlifeimpacts/index.html)

"Not all bird species are equally vulnerable to wind turbines. Eagles appear
to be particularly susceptible."

~~~
Aelinsaar
Not all birds fly the same way, in the same regions, at the same altitudes.
Balds eagles tend to soar and hunt in places we


in manufacturing and shipping. And smaller
turbines lead to cheaper towers. Hard to know if he's right without crunching
actual numbers though.

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_Codemonkeyism
I'm interested in the results when Cringely builds his farm. For example
support costs from thousands instead of hundreds of turbines. How many on one
pole are best. Also building costs over time e.g. when costs go down due to
robots planting poles etc. which favors farms with more poles above those with
fewer poles.

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yason
I don't know much about wind turbines and the behaviour of moving volumes of
air with regard to airfoils but there's one point I picked off of the article.

If I were to put my money either in the most advanced big-farm wind high-tech
or in something that is decentralized, mass-produced, and well-abused by all
kinds of groups of people, it would beit is conceivable that some patients will have been inaccurately selected for an FR-targeted chemotherapy because their tumors were replete with macrophages.

Unfortunately, there is currently no published information on the independent expression of FR-α and FR-β in the same tumor sample. In fact, the only published data relevant to this topic reports the binding of an antibody with reactivity towards both FR-α and FR-β in ovary and lung carcinomas \[[@R34]\] and the FR-α and FR-β mRNA levels in ovarian and fallopian adenocarcinomas \[[@R11]\], which often correlate poorly with protein expression \[[@R35], [@R36]\], leaving considerable uncertainty over the relative FR protein levels in these cancers. In an attempt to obtain an initial indication regarding the levels of FR-α and FR-β proteins in the same tumor samples, we employed two


was that staining of neither FR-α nor FR-β was limited to the cell type in which it is normally expressed. That is, although FR-α is normally observed on cancer cells \[[@R10]--[@R21]\] and a minor subset of healthy epithelial cells \[[@R2]--[@R4]\], FR-α was also observed on a subpopulation of tumor-associated macrophages. Similarly, while FR-β expression was normally thought to be restricted to the activated subset of myeloid cells (i.e. pro- and anti-inflammatory monocytes and macrophages), it was also found on some cancer cells. While aberrant gene expression might be invoked to account for these unanticipated expression patterns, it should also be noted that folate receptors are glycosylphosphatidylinositol-anchored proteins and that GPI-anchored proteins can jump from one membrane to another \[[@R38]\]. Moreover, cancer cells are similarly known to release largecells were washed in PBS and then incubated in anti-mouse IgG-PE conjugate for 30 min at room temperature and m909 treated cells were similarly washed and incubated in anti-human IgG-PE conjugate. Cells were washed in PBS followed by incubation with 7-AAD for 15 min at room temperature. Cells were then analyzed via flow cytometry (BD Biosciences Accuri C6; San Jose, CA). Live cells were gated and the amount of secondary antibody fluorescence was recorded.

Western blotting {#s4_5}
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MDA-MB-231 and CHO-β cells were dislodged from culture flasks by mechanical scraping in PBS and cell density was adjusted to 1 × 10^6^ cells / mL. Cells were lysed in loading buffer and 20 μL was added to each well of a 10% polyacrylamide gel. After electrophoresis, proteins were transferred to nitrocellulose paper


95%, then 70%) and rinsed in distilled water. TMA slides then were placed in a preheated DAKO Target Retrieval buffer for 40 min, cooled in the same buffer for 20 min and rinsed for 5 min in distilled water. After the heat inactivated epitope retrieval step, TMA sections were incubated in 3% H~2~O~2~ in ethanol for 5 min to inactivate the endogenous peroxides, followed by a protein blocking step for 5 min. Slides were rinsed with Tris-buffered saline containing 0.05% Tween 20 (TBST) wash buffer and incubated for 30 min at room temperature with biotinylated-m909 or biotinylated-mAb343 (0.07 mg/mL). TMA sections then were rinsed with TBST wash buffer and incubated with HRP-streptavidin for 10 min at room temperature. The slides then were washed with TBST and incubated inMobile phones have become an indispensable part of our daily life. We use mobile phones to communicate with our loved ones, for quick access to information through the Internet, to make transactions through mobile banking apps or to relax reading a good book.

In a way, a big part of our private life has moved into the digital environment. Mobile phones seem to be a pocket-sized treasure of secrets and information, hiding our most valuable photos, mails, contacts and even banking information. There’s no wonder why we need mobile phones to have bullet-proof security.

Android is the most common operating system for mobile devices and is particularly interesting from the security point of view. It is very permissive, allowing its users to customize about anything, administrative privileges (a.k.a. rooting) can


real-world application, I’ll use for this demo Firefox for Android – installed from Google Play.

Connecting Drozer to the mobile device

In order to connect Drozer to the mobile device, we need to follow the next steps:

Connect your mobile device to your computer using a USB cable;

Open Drozer Agent application on your mobile device and click the ON button from the bottom-right;

Use adb.exe to open a TCP socket between your computer and the server embedded in Drozer Agent: adb.exe forward tcp:31415 tcp:31415

to open a TCP socket between your computer and the server embedded in Drozer Agent: Go to the folder where you installed Drozer and connect to the mobile device: drozer.bat console connect

Starting an activity from another package

Ok, now we have an interactive Drozer console. What can we do? Let’sdefined as an alias for web.mozilla.gecko.BrowserApp activity and that it has multiple intent filters (an intent must comply with at least one filter in order to start the activity).

run app.activity.start –component org.mozilla.firefox org.mozilla.firefox.App –action android.intent.action.VIEW –category android.intent.category.DEFAULT –data-uri http://securitycafe.ro to start an activity.

As a result, Firefox opened a new tab on the mobile device and navigated to a really cool website.

So, what happened? The short story is that Drozer Agent, an application without special permissions installed on our mobile device, can start activities that were exported by other apps. And this is just the tip of the iceberg.

It is important to understand that any other application out there can initiate an Intent like this, not only Drozer. If you want to test by yourself and create a simple


“I will be receiving a certificate in the mail shortly with my bear’s official skull size and score on it. The skull was officially scored at 19 inches, and this is the measurement they use to determine the record. I will be in the 7th edition of the FROW Big Game Records of Ontario book, the 6th edition is currently out and that is what I used to calculate where I officially stand for the records. My boyfriend, Nathan McPhee, is the owner of the property in Silver Water where I shot the black bear.”

As reported in the September 21, 2012 edition of the Recorder, Mr. McPhee explained the bear had been a nuisance on his property last summer. “This bear has been harassing me all summer, hewas at least 350 pounds.

“I will definitely be back on the Island bear hunting next summer,” said Ms. Norrish. She explained Mr. McPhee is also a taxidermist and had a bear rug made for her which he presented in time for Christmas. “It fills one whole wall in my bedroom and a small piece of a second wall as well. And the coolest thing about all of this is that it is a Manitoulin Island bear at that.”


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		{
			var collection = new FSharpMap<int, int>( Enumerable.Empty<Tuple<int, int>>() );
			collection = collection.Add( 0, 0 );
			collection = collection.Add( 1, 1 );
			var target = this.CreateTarget<FSharpMap<int, int>>();
			using ( var buffer = new MemoryStream() )
			{
				target.Pack( buffer, collection );
				buffer.Position = 0;
				var unpacked = target.Unpack( buffer );
				buffer.Position = 0;
				Assert.That( unpacked.ToArray(), Is.EqualTo( collection.ToArray() ) );
			}
		}

#endif // !NETFX_CORE

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Sarah (middle) was nice enough to let April and I stay at her house Thursday night so we could catch our plane more easily

My mother-in-law and I- met her for lunch in Salt Lake on Friday

LOVE the tulips at Temple Square right now

Still quite a bit of snow on the ground at the house we stayed at in Park City- in fact it snowed more on Saturday!

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them not as the Warriors.

"I feel for the players. You never want to see any of your peers go down with injuries. Klay's a great dude, so it sucks to see him go down that way. Same thing with Steph. ... They'll recover and they'll be back hopefully at 100 percent. That's what we all want to see."

Aside from the differences on the floor, Monday's game also marked the first time Lillard, a proud Oakland native, played inside Chase Center, the Warriors' new billion-dollar arena in San Francisco. He notched his fourth 30-point performance in the first seven games with 39 points on 15-for-26 shooting, including five 3-pointers.

As he spoke to reporters following Monday's shootaround, Lillard noted several times just how much different the new arena felt comparedbenefit from this course. For optimal applied learning, registrants should have access to eBook lending through their work or home library. Free eBook lending sites can be used for the exercises if you do not have these lending agreements in place at your library.

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Developing community coalitions.
Remember it is an iterative process that is dynamic and constantly improving. Nurses know what the issues are in our communities because we see it on a daily basis. You have the knowledge and expertise to be proactive leaders in your neighborhoods and communities. The ability to mobilize a group and move towards a desired outcome is a challenging and rewarding experience. To use an old but true adage, the best treatment for trauma is not in the resuscitation bay, not in the operating room, the best treatment is in our own communities and neighborhoods.staple—to study how blood stem cells develop in a normal organism. Zebrafish are an ideal model for this because they use the same mechanisms to make blood stem cells that humans do, but they are translucent as they develop. That means researchers can watch their blood stem cells arise in real time, and test how genetic modifications affect them.

According to the study, blood stem cell development works like this: The Wnt9a molecule touches down on a Frizzled receptor on the outer surface of a blood stem cell (Fzd9b, to be exact). At the same time, Wnt9a also brings EGFR into the mix from the outside of the cell, bringing Fzd9b and EGFR closer together. Then, inside the cell, EGFR tags Fzd9b's inner tail with a chemical, a phosphate


But in the United States, which remains probably the place most skeptical of the idea of manmade, catastrophic climate change, what will this international agreement really mean?

First: In the rest of the world, the accord is being called an unprecedented achievement, and a turning point in the climate movement. And, at least symbolically, it’s hard to overstate the significance of what negotiators at the COP21 meeting arrived at: a near-unanimous acknowledgement of the threat of climate change and the international community’s obligation to do something about it.

The agreement has two big, long-term goals — to continue the global rise in temperature to no more than 2 degrees Celsius, and to take steps to contain it to 1.5 degrees if possible. Temperatures have already risen by about 1 degreeyour OS provides these functions before trying to roll your own; your application will have better performance and responsiveness if you use OS-provided synchronization primitives.
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IL-1 beta enhances neurite regeneration from transected-nerve terminals of adult rat DRG.
We clarified the roles of IL-1 beta in peripheral neural regeneration after axotomy in a three-dimensional collagen gel culture system ranging from a single neurone to a dorsal root ganglion (DRG) explant with its associated nerve bundles. Application of 30 U/ml IL-1 beta to the culture systems clearly enhanced neural regeneration. This regeneration was evident in transected nerve terminals of DRG explants with or without associated nerve bundles, but not in dissociated single neurones. Neural survival was not affected by IL-1 beta in any of these culture systems. These results suggest that IL-1 beta stimulates surrounding non-neuronal cells to secrete neurotrophic factors, thus enhancing neurite regeneration from transected nerve terminals in cultured adult DRG explants.Guardians of the Galaxy. In his return to Marvel, Cole hopes to infuse Black Panther with a bit of real African culture and history, even though Wakanda is a fictional country on the continent.

“Africa is such a huge nation,” Cole said. “There are so many countries, each of them with different histories, mythologies, and cultures but what we tried to do was hone in on some of the history, some of the cultural influences and then extrapolate out in our technology, extrapolate out in how we see Wakanda and the different parts of the country and the culture of the country as well. So we wanted to root it in reality first and then build out from there, so we’d feel pretty authentic and grounded.”

According to IMDb, Cole


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Well, he talks a good game, doesn't he? John McCain gave a speech in New Mexico yesterday on Memorial Day:

It would be easier, much easier politically me to of joined Senator Webb in offering his legislation. More importantly, I feel, just as he does, we owe the veterans the respect and generosity of a great nation because no matter how generously we show our gratitude, it will never compensate them fully for all of the sacrifices they have borne on our behalf. The most important difference between our two approaches is that Senator Webb offers veterans who served one enlistment, the same benefits as those offered veterans who have reenlisted several times. Our bill has a sliding scale. It offers generous benefits to all veterans but increases those


or attached to the said base structure. Usually, neither the conventional two-pillar vertical support structure nor the conventional single-pillar support structure can be converted into a multiple-beater drum pedal apparatus without the addition of costly parts that require additional design, tooling and special manufacture. The conventional two-pillar vertical support pedal structure, in order to be converted to accept a second beater for a conventional two-beater pedal, requires the costly addition of a third support pillar so that two separated drive shafts can be operated independently. Also, this third support pillar must be designed so that it can accommodate secondary foot pedal activation from either the right or the left, depending on the requirements of the operator which would include the requirement for the operator to drive the pedaldied during the battle depending which web site you want to believe and is buried in the Nat Cemetery.

I know a little about Antietam (since I’m on the board of the Save Historic Antietam Foundation I better know a little), and recognize Smoketown as a place where many Union wounded were sent after the battle to recover. Or, as in the sad case of James Gates, to not recover. A quick web search turned up this photo of his headstone, for the above use of which I thank Sharon Murray.

My great-great-uncle James Gates is buried in grave #3717 in Antietam National Cemetery. When I saw this photo I was immediately reminded of something my father said on occasion. His father, John’s son, was named Harry Gates Smeltzer. My


couple of them were Smeltzers).

The last little tidbit is even better. I asked Mike if any of my great-grandfather Smeltzer siblings were in the war:

JBS did not have any soldier siblings, but there appears to be a step brother KIA at South Mountain, William Harker Co. E 8th PA Reserves.

When I started looking for siblings I found JBS living with a Miller family in the 1850 & 60 census, so I thought maybe he was orphaned. Next I tried looking at some existing family trees that were posted and here’s what I found: Joseph Smeltzer [my great-great grandfather] married Susan Barley and they had 5 children before she passed about 1850 (then i saw the Joe S and 2 kids living with the Strayer family & JBS withdigitized material pertaining to First Bull Run. In the Bull Run Resources link in the masthead and also listed below are links to Orders of Battle, After Action Reports, Official Correspondence, Biographical Sketches, Diaries, Letters, Memoirs, Newspaper Accounts and much, much more. Take some time to surf through the material. This is a work in process with no end in sight, so check back often!


1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a flexible hinge for display stands,, picture frames, poster frames and the like. More particularly, it relates to such a flexible hinge and display stand assembly which may be used to form a multistand display.
In my earlier patents for a picture and a poster frame, U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,669,209 and 4,986,013, the subject matter of which is incorporated herein by reference thereto, I have described picture and poster frames which are very inexpensive and easy to assembly, and which mat be used for the practical framing of a wide variety of pictures, posters, commercial signs, etc., for both residential and commercial use.
The present invention is an accessory to these and similar poster and picture frames to facilitate the couplingthan 25 years, millions of dollars in the defense and indemnity of those actions.

2       Under each policy, Hartford contracted to provide insurance to every entity in Fluor‟s
corporate family of EPC companies. The “named insured” under the Hartford policies is
identified as “FLUOR CORPORATION and any subsidiary or affiliated companies,
corporations, organizations or other entities as may exist or may be formed or acquired
hereafter,” with the exception of a small number of subsidiaries that were expressly
excluded from certain provisions under each policy.


Henkel, supra, 29 Cal.4th 934, had
definitively addressed and resolved the enforceability of the same consent-to-assignment
clause. It denied Fluor-2‟s motion for summary adjudication. Fluor-2 filed a petition for a
writ of mandate in the Court of Appeal, seeking to determine whether section 520 or Henkel
controls in this circumstance. The Court of Appeal invited Hartford to submit an informal
response. (See Palma v. U.S. Industrial Fasteners, Inc. (1984) 36 Cal.3d 171.) Shortly
thereafter the Court of Appeal summarily denied the writ petition.
      Fluor-2 then sought review in this court. We granted the petition and transferred to
the Court of Appeal with directions to vacate its summary denial and to issue an order to
show cause to respondent superior court. The Court of Appeal requested full briefing from
Fluor-2 and Hartford as      The federal appellate court in Northern Insurance rendered two main holdings: First,
it reasoned that under a theory of “product-line successor liability” — and regardless of
whether the parties had by contract assigned the right to invoke coverage under the policy
— the successor corporation Brown-Forman could claim California Cooler‟s policy benefits
because, the court determined, the rights to indemnity and to a defense “followed the
liability . . . by operation of law.” (Northern Insurance, supra, 955 F.2d at p. 1357.)
Second, the court held that the consent-to-assignment clause in the policy could not be
enforced by the insurer because the underlying injuries had occurred prior to Brown-
Forman‟s purchase of California Cooler‟s corporate assets and the resulting automatic (by
operation of law) assignment of claims for coverage under the


because, until the United States Supreme Court allowed such
insurance in Phoenix Ins. Co. v. Erie Transportation Co. (1886) 117 U.S. 312, it was
considered to be against public policy, and illegal, to insure against one‟s own negligence in
tort.

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Code explained that “the effort has been primarily to recognize the existing situation in the
insurance business by first setting forth the provisions governing the law and business as a
whole, [and] thereafter segregating provisions governing particular classes of insurance and
insurers . . . .” (Proposedto third party
liability policies.

(footnote continued from previous page)

the Legislature in 1947 went through the trouble of exempting disability insurance from
section 520, even though it was not a usual kind of insurance in 1872, shows that the
Legislature intended section 520 to broadly cover all classes of insurance, regardless of
whether they were specifically referenced by the 1872 Legislature.”
30     A final factor informs our determination. As Fluor-2 observes, another statute with a
pedigree similar to section 520 is section 533 (previously Civ. Code, former § 2629), which
precludes insurance coverage for a “loss caused by the willful act of the insured.” The key
clause of that venerable statute has not changed since 1872, and yet it has long been held to
apply equally to third party liability insurance as well as


to the other forms of first party
insurance that were common in 1872. (Arenson v. Nat. Automobile & Cas. Ins. Co. (1955)
45 Cal.2d 81, 84 [§ 533 “codifies the general rule that an insurance policy indemnifying the
insured against liability due to his own wilful wrong is void as against public policy”];
Waller v. Truck Ins. Exchange, Inc. (1995) 11 Cal.4th 1, 18 [under § 533 “the insurer may
not provide coverage for willful injuries by the insured against a third party”].) In rejecting
a contention that section 533 did not apply to liability policies, the appellate court in Evans
v. Pacific Indemnity (1975) 49 Cal.App.3d 537, briefly reviewed the history of the 1872 and
1935 legislation, and noted that section 533 “has remained unamended in the succeeding
years. In this long span of time, manythe new Civil Code, they modified the

33       The draft New York Civil Code had been circulated in final form a few years earlier
by the corresponding Commission for the State of New York. (Commissioners of the Code,
The Civil Code of the State of New York (1865) (the draft Field Code).) It was known as
the Field Code for David Dudley Field, its chief author and advocate. The California
commissioners lauded the draft Field Code as “a monument of legal wisdom and patient
industry.” (Proposed Revised Laws (1871), supra, at p. iv.) They observed that the draft
Field Code included “numerous references to leading cases, in which the particular principle
declared has been adjudicated,” and commended readers to consult a copy of that draft
annotated code as a means of


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assignment of an insured‟s rights under a policy. As explained below, however, the next set
of early liability insurance cases addressed such assignment issues.

              b. Assignment of rights to invoke liability coverage: Application of the
                “prior loss” rule in the face of a clause requiring consent of the insurer
       In the late 19th century, the proposition that a consent-to-assignment clause is 43
under a first party fire insurance policy].) As this history shows, by the time the Legislature
returned its attention to section 520 in 1947,44 the decision in Ocean Accident had become
an accepted part of the legal landscape.
       4. The continuing influence of Ocean Accident in out-of-state assignment cases
       The rule of Ocean Accident — voiding consent clauses as applied to postloss
assignment of rights to invoke liability insurance coverage, and imposing no requirement
that the matter first be reduced to a sum of money due — continues to be reflected, either
explicitly or implicitly, in decisions of the overwhelming majority of courts that have
addressed these or similar issues.
       For many decades after Ocean


the probability $D (\vec Q,t)$ that the positions of all particles are given by $\vec Q$. This average for the relative velocity $\vec u_i^\textnormal{A} (\vec Q,t)$ vanishes. In the following calculation, the vanishing of this average is shown, and we use in this calculation Eqns. (\[One-particle density of sort k\]) and (\[k\_flux\_density\_bohm\_representation\]): $$\begin{aligned}
&& \int  \textnormal{d} \vec Q \; \delta (\vec q - \vec q_i^{\hspace{0.05 cm} \textnormal{A}}) \; D(\vec Q,t) \; \vec u_i^\textnormal{A} (\vec Q,t) \; \hspace{0.08cm} = \; \nonumber \int  \textnormal{d} \vec Q_i^\textnormal{A} \;  D(\vec Q_i^\textnormal{A} (\vec q),t) \; \vec u_i^\textnormal{A} (\vec Q_i^\textnormal{A} (\vec q),t) \nonumber \\
&=& \nonumber \int  \textnormal{d} \vec Q_1^\textnormal{A} \;  D(\vec Q_1^\textnormal{A} (\vec q),t) \; \vec u_1^\textnormal{A} (\vec Q_1^\textnormal{A} (\vec q),t) \; \; = \; \nonumber \int  \textnormal{d} \vec Q_1^\textnormal{A}define the elements $\Pi_{\alpha \beta}^{\textnormal{tot}}(\vec q,t)$ of the momentum-flow density tensor for all particles by: $$\begin{aligned}
\Pi_{\alpha \beta}^{\textnormal{tot}}(\vec q,t) &=& \sum_{\textnormal{A}=1}^{N_S} \Pi_{\alpha \beta}^{\textnormal{A}}(\vec q,t)  \label{summing up Pi}  \\
&=& \sum_{\textnormal{A}=1}^{N_S} N(\textnormal{A}) \int \textnormal{d} \vec Q \; \delta (\vec q - \vec q_1^{\hspace{0.05cm}\textnormal{A}})
 \; D \left ( m_\textnormal{A} w_{1\alpha}^\textnormal{A} w_{1\beta}^\textnormal{A} - \frac{\hbar^2}{4 m_\textnormal{A}}  \frac{\partial^2 \ln D }{\partial q_{1 \alpha}^\textnormal{A} \partial q_{1 \beta}^\textnormal{A}} \right). \label{k sort momentum flow density tensor result}  \end{aligned}$$ Moreover, both the matrix elements $\Pi_{\alpha \beta}^{\textnormal{A}}(\vec q,t)$ for a particular sort of particles $\textnormal{A}$ and the matrix elements $\Pi_{\alpha \beta}^{\textnormal{tot}}(\vec q,t)$ for all particles can be split each in a classical part (cl) and a quantum part (qu): $$\begin{aligned}
\Pi_{\alpha \beta}^{\textnormal{A}}(\vec q,t) &=& \Pi_{\alpha \beta}^{\textnormal{A},\textnormal{cl}}(\vec q,t) + \Pi_{\alpha \beta}^{\textnormal{A},\textnormal{qu}}(\vec q,t), \label{Split Pi 1} \\
\Pi_{\alpha \beta}^{\textnormal{A},\textnormal{cl}}(\vec


q,t)$ for a certain sort of particles $\textnormal{A}$ and the quantum tensor $\underline{\underline{\Pi}}^{\textnormal{tot,qu}}(\vec q,t)$ for the total particle ensemble are related only to properties of $D(\vec Q,t)$, and they vanish in the limit $\hbar \rightarrow 0$. Therefore we name these tensors as quantum tensors.

Finally, we can find using Eqns. (\[Split Pi 1\]), (\[Split Pi 4\]), and (\[Split Pi 2 tensorproduct\]) – (\[Split Pi 6 Tensorproduct\]) these compact forms for the tensors $\underline{\underline{\Pi}}^{\textnormal{A}}(\vec q,t)$ and $\underline{\underline{\Pi}}^{\textnormal{tot}}(\vec q,t)$: $$\begin{aligned}
\underline{\underline{\Pi}}^{\textnormal{A}}(\vec q,t) &=& N(\textnormal{A}) \; \int \textnormal{d} \vec Q \; \delta (\vec q - \vec q_1^{\hspace{0.05cm}\textnormal{A}}) \; D \; \times \nonumber \\
&& \left[ m_\textnormal{A} \left ( \vec w_{1}^\textnormal{A} \otimes \vec w_{1}^\textnormal{A} \right) - \frac{\hbar^2}{4 m_\textnormal{A}} \left( \nabla_1^\textnormal{A} \otimes \nabla_1^\textnormal{A} \right) \ln D \right],  \label{Split Pi 1 Tensorproduct} \\
\underline{\underline{\Pi}}^{\textnormal{tot}}(\vec q,t) &=&\hspace{0.1 cm} \hbar^2 \frac{N(\textnormal{A})}{4 m_\textnormal{A}} \hspace{-0.1 cm}
\int  \hspace{-0.1 cm} \textnormal{d} \vec Q \; \delta (\vec q - \vec q_1^{\hspace{0.05cm}\textnormal{A}}) \hspace{-0.1 cm}  \; D \; \hspace{-0.15 cm} \left( \nabla_1^\textnormal{A} \otimes \nabla_1^\textnormal{A} \right) \ln D, \label{eqn for quantum part tensor}  \\
\hspace{-0.5cm} \underline{\underline{p}}^{\textnormal{tot,qu}}(\vec q,t) \hspace{-0.15 cm} &=& \hspace{-0.15 cm} \underline{\underline{\Pi}}^{\textnormal{tot,qu}}(\vec q,t) \hspace{0.05 cm} = \hspace{0.05 cm} - \hspace{0.1 cm} \hbar^2 \hspace{-0.05 cm} \sum_{\textnormal{A}=1}^{N_S} \hspace{-0.05 cm} \frac{N(\textnormal{A})}{4 m_\textnormal{A}} \hspace{-0.1 cm}
\int \hspace{-0.1 cm} \textnormal{d} \vec Q \; \delta (\vec q - \vec q_1^{\hspace{0.05cm}\textnormal{A}})  \hspace{-0.1 cm}  \; D \; \hspace{-0.15 cm} \left( \nabla_1^\textnormal{A} \otimes \nabla_1^\textnormal{A} \right) \ln D. \label{quantum parts equal p tensor}\end{aligned}$$ Thus, like the quantum momentum-flow density tensors $\underline{\underline{\Pi}}^{\textnormal{A},\textnormal{qu}}(\vec q,t)$ and $\underline{\underline{\Pi}}^{\textnormal{tot,qu}}(\vec q,t)$, both the quantum pressure tensor $\underline{\underline{p}}^{\textnormal{A},\textnormal{qu}}(\vec q,t)$ specific for a given sort $\textnormal{A}$


f^{\hspace{0.05 cm} \textnormal{A}}(\vec q,t) &=& - \; N(\textnormal{A}) \left[ \sum_{\textnormal{B}=1}^{N_S} \left (N(\textnormal{B}) - \delta_{\textnormal{AB}} \right) \int \textnormal{d} \vec Q_{1}^\textnormal{A} \; D(\vec Q_1^\textnormal{A}(\vec q),t) \nabla V^{\textnormal{AB}}(|\vec q - \vec q_{N(\textnormal{B})}^{\hspace{0.05cm} \textnormal{B}}|) \right] \nonumber \\
&& + \; \frac{e_\textnormal{A}}{m_\textnormal{A}} \rho_m^\textnormal{A} (\vec q,t) \left [ \vec {\mathcal{E}}(\vec q,t) + \vec v^\textnormal{A}(\vec q,t) \times \vec {\mathcal{B}}(\vec q,t) \right].
\label{Total force density with external fields}                              \end{aligned}$$ In the second line of Eqn. (\[Total force density with external fields\]), extra terms relative to Eqn. (\[Total force density 2\]) appear because of the external fields. We did not derive Eqn. (\[Total force density with external fields\]) here in detail but the +  \left ( \hspace{-0.05cm} \hat {\mathcal{D}}_{1\beta}^\textnormal{A} \Psi \hspace{-0.05cm} \right)^*  \left( \hspace{-0.05cm} \hat {\mathcal{D}}_{1\alpha}^\textnormal{A} \Psi \hspace{-0.05cm} \right) +  \left ( \hspace{-0.05cm} \hat {\mathcal{D}}_{1\alpha}^\textnormal{A} \Psi \hspace{-0.05cm} \right)^*  \left( \hspace{-0.05cm} \hat {\mathcal{D}}_{1\beta}^\textnormal{A} \Psi \hspace{-0.05cm} \right) + \left( \hspace{-0.05cm} \hat {\mathcal{D}}_{1\beta}^\textnormal{A} \hat {\mathcal{D}}_{1\alpha}^\textnormal{A} \Psi \hspace{-0.05cm} \right)^* \Psi \right ]\hspace{-0.1cm}. \label{total kinematic momentum flow density tensor version 2} \end{aligned}$$ The second one is Eqn. (\[total momentum flow density tensor result 3\]), which contains components of the vector $\vec w_{1}^\textnormal{A}(\vec Q,t)$. This representation for the tensor elements $\Pi_{\alpha \beta}^{\textnormal{A}}(\vec q,t)$ does not change explicitly but it changes implicitly because for the presence of external fields, the new formula (\[local velocity for A\]) holds for the vector $\vec w_1^\textnormal{A}(\vec Q,t)$. Applying an analogous argumentation, it can be found that the formula


\; \frac{\hbar}{2 m \sigma^2} x.\end{aligned}$$ Thus, at $t=0$, the whole wave packet $\Psi(x,0)$ moves like a classical particle with a corresponding velocity $w = \hbar k_0/m$, independent of the position $x$. As a supplement to this result, it can be shown in a straightforward calculation that the expectation value $\langle \hat p \rangle$ of the momentum operator $\hat p = \frac{\hbar}{\mathrm{i}} \frac{\partial}{\partial x}$ for the wave function $\Psi(x,0)$ is given by $$\langle \hat p \rangle = \langle \Psi(x,0) \hspace{0.05cm}  | \hspace{0.05cm}  \hat p \hspace{0.05cm} | \hspace{0.05cm}  \Psi(x,0) \rangle = \hbar k_0 = m w.$$ Moreover, the wave packet disperses due to the shape of $D(x,0)$, and this dispersion can be explained with additional movements of local parts of the wave packet $\Psi(x,0)$. These dispersion movements\partial q_{1 \beta}^\textnormal{A}}. \label{intermediate_result_1}\end{aligned}$$ As a next step, we insert the intermediate result (\[intermediate\_result\_1\]) into Eqn. (\[k sort pressure tensor result\]) for $p_{\alpha \beta}^{K\textnormal{A}}(\vec q,t)$. Now, $p_{\alpha \beta}^{K\textnormal{A}}(\vec q,t)$ can be splitted in a sum $$\begin{aligned}
p_{\alpha \beta}^{K\textnormal{A}}(\vec q,t) &=& p_{\alpha \beta}^{K\textnormal{A},1}(\vec q,t) + p_{\alpha \beta}^{K\textnormal{A},2}(\vec q,t), \end{aligned}$$ where $$\begin{aligned}
p_{\alpha \beta}^{K\textnormal{A},1}(\vec q,t) &=& N(\textnormal{A}) \hspace{0.075cm}  m_\textnormal{A} \int \textnormal{d} \vec Q \; \delta (\vec q - \vec q_1^{ \hspace{0.05 cm} \textnormal{A}}) \;  D  \; \left (u_{1 \alpha}^\textnormal{A} u_{1 \beta}^\textnormal{A} + d_{1 \alpha}^\textnormal{A} d_{1 \beta}^\textnormal{A} \right),  \label{Kusmenkov_K1} \\
p_{\alpha \beta}^{K\textnormal{A},2}(\vec q,t) &=& - N(\textnormal{A}) \frac{\hbar^2}{4 m_\textnormal{A}} \int \textnormal{d} \vec Q \; \delta (\vec q - \vec q_1^{\hspace{0.05 cm} \textnormal{A}}) \;  \frac{\partial^2 D} {\partial q_{1 \alpha}^\textnormal{A} \partial q_{1 \beta}^\textnormal{A}}. \label{pKk1}\end{aligned}$$ Here, we make the following remark: The naming of


\underline{\underline{p}}^{K\textnormal{A},2}(\vec q,t) = \nabla \underline{\underline{p}}^{W\textnormal{A},2}(\vec q,t). \label{Second_order_equal}\end{aligned}$$ The proof for this equation can be done with the following straightforward calculation: We analyze the $\beta$-component of the tensor divergence $\nabla \underline{\underline{p}}^{K\textnormal{A},2}(\vec q,t)$ in Cartesian coordinates: $$\begin{aligned}
\left[\nabla \underline{\underline{p}}^{K\textnormal{A},2}(\vec q,t)\right]_\beta &=& \sum_{\alpha \in K_{\textnormal{Ca}}}  \frac{\partial p_{\alpha \beta}^{K\textnormal{A},2}(\vec q,t)}{\partial q_{\alpha}} \nonumber \\
                                                             &=& \sum_{\alpha \in K_{\textnormal{Ca}}}  \frac{\partial}{\partial q_\alpha} \left [ - N(\textnormal{A}) \frac{\hbar^2}{4 m_\textnormal{A}} \int \textnormal{d} \vec Q \; \deltacylindrical symmetry
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As an additional task, we will now show for an example system that the divergence of the Wyatt pressure tensor $\underline{\underline{p}}^{W\textnormal{A}}(\vec q,t)$ is more easily to calculate than the divergence of the Kuzmenkov pressure tensor $\underline{\underline{p}}^{K\textnormal{A}}(\vec q,t)$, so, the clearer interpretation is not the only advantage of the Wyatt pressure tensor $\underline{\underline{p}}^{W\textnormal{A}}(\vec q,t)$. For the analyzed example system with cylindrical symmetry, the use of cylindrical coordinates is advantageous, and it means that we represent the position vector $\vec q$ by $$\begin{aligned}
\vec q &=& q_\rho \vec e_{\rho} + q_\varphi \vec e_{\varphi } + q_z \vec e_{z},\end{aligned}$$ with the cylindrical basis vectors $\vec e_{\rho}$, $\vec e_{\varphi}$, $\vec e_{z}$ instead of the Cartesian representation $$\begin{aligned}
\vec q &=& q_x \vec e_{x} + q_y \vec e_{y} + q_z \vec e_{z}.\end{aligned}$$ Now, we


We evaluate $P_\textnormal{A}(\vec q,t)$ from the total particle density $D(\vec Q,t)$ using Eqn. (\[scalar\_pressure\]), where the Laplace operator ${\mathop{}\!\mathbin\bigtriangleup}_1^\textnormal{A}$ relative to the coordinate $\vec q_1^{\hspace{0.05cm} \textnormal{A}}$ appears. So, we have to regard that in cylindrical coordinates this operator is given by: $$\begin{aligned}
{\mathop{}\!\mathbin\bigtriangleup}_1^\textnormal{A} &=& \frac{\partial^2} {\partial \rho_{1\textnormal{A}}^2} + \frac{1}{\rho_{1\textnormal{A}}} \frac{\partial }{\partial \rho_{1\textnormal{A}}} + \frac{1}{\rho_{1\textnormal{A}}^2} \frac{\partial^2} {\partial \varphi_{1\textnormal{A}}^2} + \frac{\partial^2 } {\partial z_{1\textnormal{A}}^2}. \label{Laplacian_cylindrical_coordinates} \end{aligned}$$ $\left. \right.$ After having calculated the first- and second-order cylindrical elements $p^{X\textnormal{A},1}(\vec q,t)$ and $p^{X\textnormal{A},2}(\vec q,t)$, we calculate the corresponding tensor divergences. For this objective, the general equation for calculating the divergence of a tensor field $\nabla \underline{ \underline {T}}(\vec q)$ in cylindrical coordinates has to be evaluated ([@Lai_2010], p. 60): $$\begin{aligned}
\nabla \underline{\underline{T}}(\vec q) &=& \left[\frac {\partial T_{\rho  \rho }}{\partial \rho}  +  \frac{1}{\rho} \left(\frac{\partialFinally, by adding Eqns. (\[tensor\_divergences\_cylindrical\_coordinates\_W\]) and (\[tensor\_divergences\_cylindrical\_coordinates\_W 2\]), we find for the divergence of the Kuzmenkov pressure tensor $\nabla \underline{\underline{p}}^{K\textnormal{A}}(\vec q,t)$: $$\begin{aligned}
\nabla \underline{\underline{p}}^{K\textnormal{A}}(\vec q,t) &=&  \nabla \underline{\underline{p}}^{K\textnormal{A},1}(\vec q,t) + \nabla \underline{\underline{p}}^{K\textnormal{A},2}(\vec q,t) \nonumber \\ &=& \left[ \frac {\partial p_{\rho  \rho }^{W\textnormal{A},1}}{\partial \rho}  +  \frac{1}{\rho} p_{\rho  \rho }^{W\textnormal{A},1} + \frac{\partial p_{\rho z }^{W\textnormal{A},1}}{\partial z}  \right. \nonumber  \\
&& \left. + \; \frac {\partial p_{\rho  \rho }^{K\textnormal{A},2}}{\partial \rho} + \frac{1}{\rho} \left(  p_{\rho  \rho }^{K\textnormal{A},2} - p_{\varphi \varphi }^{K\textnormal{A},2} \right) + \frac {\partial p_{\rho  z }^{K\textnormal{A},2}}{\partial z} \right] \vec e_{\rho }  \nonumber \\


that the evaluation equation (\[tensor\_divergences\_scalar\_coordinates\_P 2\]) for the calculation of the second-order part $\underline{\underline{p}}^{W\textnormal{A},2}(\vec q,t)$ of the Wyatt pressure tensor is more compact and less complicated than the corresponding Eqn. (\[tensor\_divergences\_cylindrical\_coordinates\_W 2\]) for the calculation of the second-order part $\underline{\underline{p}}^{K\textnormal{A},2}(\vec q,t)$ of the Kuzmenkov pressure tensor. So, the Wyatt pressure tensor is not only easier to interpret physically than the Kuzmenkov pressure tensor, but it is easier to apply numerically, too. As the last point in this section, we mention that cylindrical coordinate matrix elements for the parts $\underline{\underline{\Pi}}^{X\textnormal{A},1}(\vec q,t)$ and $\underline{\underline{\Pi}}^{X\textnormal{A},2}(\vec q,t)$ of the momentum flow density tensor $\underline{\underline{\Pi}}(\vec q,t)$ can be derived in an analogous manner like for the parts $\underline{\underline{p}}^{X\textnormal{A},1}(\vec q,t)$ and $\underline{\underline{p}}^{X\textnormal{A},2}(\vec q,t)$ of the pressure tensor $\underline{\underline{p}}(\vec q,t)$: By comparing Eqns. (\[Kusmenkov\_K2\]) and (\[Kusmenkov\_K3\]) foran anarchist waiting to be set free. You’re either a statist or you’re not. There is no in-between.

Oh, I couldn’t agree more, Mr. Diedrich: either a Statist or an Anarchist, with no in-between, for the arrow must point right or left; to Restoration or Revolution; rule or no-rule — but which will it be? Will it be the State, sir?

The Universe itself is a Monarchy and Hierarchy; […] Eternal Justice to preside over it, Eternal Justice enforced by Almighty Power! […] The Noble in the high place, the Ignoble in the low; that is, in all times and in all countries, the Almighty Maker’s Law.

Or will it be your precious Anarchy?

Anarchy; the choking, sweltering, deadly and killing rule of No-rule; the consecration of cupidity, and braying folly, and


of the way. They say this when the average wealth of a white family [sic] when the median net worth of a white family is $110,729 and that of a black family is $4,955.

But Mr. Hartmann, the average IQ of a white family is 100, and that of a black family is 85. Surely this indisputable, not even remotely debatable scientific fact has some bearing on the observed inequalities — oh, wait: you can’t hear me over the sound of twenty million college communists screaming about “equality.”

Elegant, isn’t it?

“Was this a ‘liberty’? If so, I have already eaten it. NOT SORRY”

Libertarian racial redistribution, as bizarre and hilarious as it is, which is a lot, is not even a new development. From a 1969 issue of Libertarian Forum, editedand able to make their own way, accepting help if voluntarily given by individuals but not expecting government handouts.

Today, there’s Don Boudreaux:

A few friends whose opinions I hold in the highest regard have challenged me recently to reconsider my support for open immigration. […] Their challenge springs instead from the more plausible concern that immigrants will use their growing political power to vote for government policies that are more interventionist and less respectful of individual freedoms. […] Concern over the likely voting patterns of immigrants is nothing new. Past fears seem, from the perspective of 2013, to have been unjustified.

Paid a visit to California recently, Mr. Boudreaux?

“Over the last two decades, California has become a Democratic stronghold”

This leads Nick Land to wonder: “What would count as evidence of


to democracy is interpreted accordingly as civilizational decline. Still more fundamental and unorthodox is the proposed third revision. Despite the comparatively favorable portrait presented of monarchy, I am not a monarchist and the following is not a defense of monarchy. Instead, the position taken toward monarchy is this: If one must have a state, defined as an agency that exercises a compulsory territorial monopoly of ultimate decision-making (jurisdiction) and of taxation, then it is economically and ethically advantageous to choose monarchy over democracy. But this leaves the question open whether or not a state is necessary, i.e., if there exists an alternative to both, monarchy and democracy. History again cannot provide an answer to this question. By definition, there can be no such thing as an “experience” ofand warrior cops.

I debunk the myth of peace below.

As for wealth and health, Mr. Yudkowsky’s fellow rationalist Robin Hanson is having none of it:

Yes many trends have been positive for a century or so, and yes this suggests they will continue to rise for a century or so. But no this does not mean that students are empirically or morally wrong for thinking it “utopian fantasy” that one could “end poverty, disease, tyranny, and war” by joining a modern-day Kennedy’s political quest. Why? Because positive recent trends in these areas were not much caused by such political movements! They were mostly caused by our getting rich from the industrial revolution, an event that political movements tended, if anything, to try to hold back on average.

Harvard psychologist Steven Pinker


course we’re not talking about the freedom to walk around in a major city without getting ambushed by barbarians (see below). We gave that up for good when we surrendered to Civil Rights, in exchange for more of this delicious political freedom.

As for “artistic vitality” — why, just compare Kazimir Malevich’s bold Black Square (1915) or Jackson Pollock’s inspired Autumn Rhythm (1950) with… some piece of junk I dug up from way back when:

Or did he mean movies and television? Remarkable technology, that.

I cannot help but notice, Mr. Pinker, having devoted more than zero seconds of thought to the problem, that with regard to comfort, safety, life expectancy, disease control, and famine prevention, at least, our present-day non-modern democracies, like the Democratic Republic of the Congo, are notablyin the United States, some people are beginning to grasp that just maybe they made a mistake when they decided to welcome millions of immigrants over the last several decades. The most recent European to get it is former West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt, who has been making noises about the damage he and his colleagues have inflicted on their own societies. Interviewed in a Hamburg newspaper last month, Mr. Schmidt confessed, “The concept of multiculturalism is difficult to make fit with a democratic society” and that importing thousands of Turkish “gastarbeiter,” or foreign guest workers, into Germany over the last several decades was a bit of a boo-boo. As the London Daily Telegraph reported the story, Mr. Schmidt, Social Democratic chancellor of West Germany from 1974 to


am obliged to note that this does not describe, e.g., the democratic tyrants of the 20th century, who depended on popular support for their continued survival. Compare the careers of Frederick the Great, who commanded the personal loyalty of the Prussian military; with Lavrentiy Beria, Stalin’s short-lived successor. One of these men had absolute power; the other one was a tyrant.)

As Francis himself put it:

The late Roman Empire, the Byzantine Empire, the Ottoman Empire, and the dominions of the Habsburgs and the Romanoffs, among others, all presided over a kind of rainbow coalition of nations and peoples, who for the most part managed to live happily because their secret compulsions to spill each other’s blood was restrained by the overwhelming power of the despots and dynasties who ruledthem.

When Sam Francis thought of authoritarian government in a multicultural state, he pictured the late (post-Republic) Roman Empire; whereas we picture the Belgian Congo (Time, 1955):

In the Belgian Congo last week massed tom-tom drummers practiced a welcome tattoo. Prosperous Negro shopkeepers climbed up wooden ladders and draped the Congolese flag (a golden star on a blue field) from lampposts and triumphal arches set up along Boulevard Albert I, the spanking concrete highway that bisects the capital city of Léopoldville. In far-off mission churches, encircled by the rain forest that stretches through Belgian territory from the Atlantic to the Mountains of the Moon, choirs of Bantu children rehearsed the Te Deum. African regiments drilled, jazz bands blared in the bush, and on the great brown river that drains the