to detect the presence of S-300 systems until they start working.

For example, missile launchers 5P85SD(SE) with radars 30H6E, 76H6 with their 5H63S(54K6E) command post could be located on the eastern slope of the mountain ridge of Lubnan ash-Sharquiyah under the cover of the all-purpose camouflage systems UBM-1/2 and frameless camouflage “Shatyor”, which reduce manifold the radar and infrared signatures as well as visibility for aerial and space surveillance in the radar and visual modes. The mountain ridge also serves as a natural “screen” hiding the presence of S-300 from AN/ZPY-2 Multi-Platform Radar Technology Insertion Program sensors on “Global Hawks”, which survey the territory west of the Lubnan ash-Sharquiyah mountains.

When the command post 54K6E receives from early warning and control aircraft Beriev A-50 (MAINSTAY) and the space surveillance systemto the Russian Air Defense Force in distant 1982. The complex is equipped with an earlier version of the radar 30H6-1, which has the 75-90 km range of detection of a target with the radar signature of 2-3 sq.m. The anti-aircraft missiles have the same range due to low energy properties of the radar, but their speed is essentially the same (hypersonic) as of the later modifications, i.e. 6500 km/h.

The outdated electronics of the command post 5H63C (specifically, the equipment container F2K) does not allow for the intercept of the targets moving faster than 4700 km/h, whereas S-300PMU-1/2 are capable of destroying hypersonic cruise missiles and ballistic targets moving at 10,500 km/h. Hopefully, the American and Israeli Air Force will not be using such weapons in the Syrian


stand on end more than once. It also introduces a character called Klein, who has a twisted timeline all of her own, and you’re not going to want to miss the beginning of that.Following on from the events of Colditz, the Rapture is an oddity, that again focuses on Ace coming to terms with her rage, her history, and her changing nature as she stays with the Doctor. The oddity comes from the scenario itself – the party scene in Ibiza, where the Doctor fits as uncomfortably as he did in the 1950s rock and roll dancehalls of Delta and the Bannermen. But when angels appear to save the souls of the young clubbers, he can’t let Ace have what she most desires – the chance to reuniteepidemiology at the CDC in Atlanta who has watched the progress of the disease since its beginnings, is appalled that it continues to spread.

At the same time, he is encouraged by new drug therapies that are prolonging lives.

Jaffe cited the drug pentamidine -- an antibiotic long used to treat pneumonia and other infections -- as perhaps the most important innovation in keeping AIDS patients alive. The new twist is that instead of taking pentamidine by injection, patients breathe an aerosol version of the drug directly into their lungs once or twice a month. The drug has proved successful in preventing the single biggest killer of AIDS patients -- pneumocystis carinii pneumonia.

Aerosol pentamidine, approved in February by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration under the designation ``investigational new drug,``


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Fresh City acquires The Healthy Butcher

The subscription grocer is on a growth spurt as it picks up the popular fresh food brand.

First Mabel’s Bakery and Specialty Foods, and now The Healthy Butcher.

Fresh City Farms, a Toronto provider of organic, sustainable and seasonal grocery food, announced its latest acquisition, and has been tweaking its business model since the opening of its third retail location in 2018.

Fresh City CEO Ran Goel tells strategy The Healthy Butcher has built a strong wholesale business and that the company can now add Healthy Butcher items to its online market. He says The Healthy Butcher has a strong brand association and a history of producing 100% grass-fred meat products.

The Healthy Butcher produces everything from steaks to sausages and hamburgers, so it gives Fresh City


mutually exclusive in general,[@b9-ott-9-1989],[@b14-ott-9-1989],[@b15-ott-9-1989],[@b30-ott-9-1989] several studies have reported the coexistence of the *EGFR* mutation and *EML4-ALK* fusion gene, and the clinical features including Asian ethnicity, female, never or light smoking, adenocarcinomas, young patients with advanced cancer, and harboring *EGFR* mutations in exon 19 or exon 21.[@b15-ott-9-1989],[@b31-ott-9-1989],[@b32-ott-9-1989] In the present study, six patients had coexisting *EML4-ALK* fusion genes and *EGFR* mutations; further analysis revealed that of these six patients, four were male, three had adenocarcinomas, four were in relatively early stage of disease, four were of younger age, and *EGFR* mutations were either exon 19 deletion mutations (3/6), or exon 21 point mutations (2/6), or exon 18 point mutation (1/6). In general, patients need to be tested for the presence of *EML4-ALK* fusion gene when the *EGFR* mutation isthe clinical trials.

Conclusion
==========

We investigated the frequency of *EML4-ALK* fusion gene and its association with clinicopathologic factors in 694 patients with NSCLC with identified *EGFR* mutation. Meanwhile, we found six patients had coexisting *EML4-ALK* fusion genes and *EGFR* mutations. The role of *EML4-ALK* fusion gene as an oncogenic driver may be more important in NSCLC than what we expected. Furthermore, our study also revealed a strong association between *EML4-ALK* fusion gene and sex, age, smoking status, and histology. Our data also suggested *EML4-ALK* status should be investigated in unexplained cases of TKI-resistance of *EGFR*-mutated NSCLC. To better use targeted drugs, further study focusing on specific subgroups with *EML4-ALK*/*EGFR* coalterations should be performed in future.

The authors thank Ms Ruijuan Zhang, Pfizer Oncology (Beijing, People's Republic of China) for professional comments


Friday, February 05, 2010

Mann cleared (almost)

No great surprise to anyone who's been following the CRU email saga, but the internal inquiry set up by Penn State (apparently in response to being deluged with emails from frothing septics) have all-but cleared Mann of any wrongdoing. The lengthy report (here) listed 4 "synthesized allegations" that were put to him:

1. Did you engage in, or participate in, directly or indirectly, any actions with the intent to suppress or falsify data?

2. Did you engage in, or participate in, directly or indirectly, any actions with the intent to delete, conceal or otherwise destroy emails, information and/or data, related to AR4, as suggested by Phil Jones?

3. Did you engage in, or participate in, directly or indirectly, any misuse of privileged or confidential information availableon UK law, I'm not too sure I'd put any faith in a pronouncement from him either.)

sort of playing devil's advocate here --- I think the real failure is allowing Mann, who represents what, .01% of climate scientists, or actually, a narrowly specific "area" of the climate science (dendro/tree ring analysis) --- to shape the debate and become the poster boy. let's face it, there were a lot of egos at play here between Mann/Jones et al, and they stifled McI's requests all the time (yeah McI is also an egotistical prat).

Now I know that behind closed doors the climate modellers may have been laughing at Mann et al & their "importance" all these years, but in the end he & his colleagues have really screwed things up


But since it is hard to attack the science without actually doing science yourself, you can attack the scientist instead, and claim fraud...

Oh c'mon, of course Mann et al put the "hockey stick" front & center in the IPCC TAR, and everyone has had to rally around it since then until it took on a life of it's own. and it's really such a minute part of climate science or global warming, i.e. this specific attempt at proxy reconstructions that can be picked apart and "hardly" reconstructed.

Carl C --- Actually these hockey stick reconstructions are rather important. There are well over a dozen such and no, Mann et al. is not primarily dendro. The dendro can be left out and the conclusions still hold.

There are far more impressive
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{ts}The 'Unsupervised' rule for each contact type is automatically used when new contacts are created through online registrations including Events, Membership, Contributions and Profile pages. They are also selected by default when you Import contacts. They are generally configured with a narrow definition of what constitutes a duplicate.{/ts}

{ts}The 'Supervised' rule for each contact type is automatically used to check for possible duplicates when contacts are added or edited via the user interface. Supervised Rules should be configured with a broader definition of


Judge,
               Stahl and Lynch, Circuit Judges.

     Peter Marsh on brief for appellant.
     Paul M. Gagnon, United States Attorney and David        L.
Broderick, Assistant U.S. Attorney, on brief for appellee.

                      December 11, 2000
           Per Curiam. After securing a remand under sentence

four of 42 U.S.C. § 405(g), claimant Wilma Brunel filed an

application for attorneys fees and costs under the Equal

Access to Justice Act (EAJA), 28 U.S.C. § 2412(d)(1)(A).

Because the district courtevaluation of PCL from January 2009 to September 2013 in our tertiary teaching hospital. To be eligible for inclusion in this study, patients were required to receive all 3 imaging studies including EUS, CT, and MRI and histologic specimen which were obtained within 3 months since the size of PCL had been estimated by the imaging studies. Patients were excluded if: the imaging work-up revealed a pancreatic mass rather than a PCL; pancreatic cyst could not be verified based on our imaging studies; even though the patients underwent abdominal CT or MR, the coronal image was not reconstructed; triple-phase pancreatic protocol with thin slices was not applied to the abdominal CT; the CT or MRI was conducted after cystic fluid aspiration; and main-duct type IPMN was suspected.

EUS procedures


conducted, which was designed to compare 2 methods of measurement with scatterplots.^[@R13]--[@R16]^ The mean difference (the bias) between measured values from imaging modalities and 95% limits of agreement (LOA) (±1.96 SD) was calculated. When the range of the 95% limits is smaller than the other methods, it is considered that the agreement is better than the others.^[@R12],[@R13]^ In addition, the difference between the measured values (vertical axis) against their means (horizontal axis) was depicted with scatterplots. Subgroup analysis was performed with proven mucinous lesions including IPMN and mucinous cystic neoplasms as well. Correlation analyses with Pearson\'s correlation coefficient and multivariable linear regression analyses were conducted to evaluate the independent contributions of various parameters for the discrepancy in the size estimates. A parsimonious model with stepwise forward selection wasMCN. IPMN = intraductal pancreatic mucinous neoplasm, MCN = mucinous cystic neoplasms.](medi-94-e1666-g003){#F1}

Subgroup analysis for the discrepancy in 18 mucinous lesions revealed that the mean difference from pathology was 3.22 mm in EUS, 9.22 mm in CT, and 10.61 mm in MRI. ICC values from 3 imaging studies for the corresponding pathologic size also showed very good reliability with 0.84 in EUS, 0.97 in CT, and 0.95 in MRI (Table [3](#T3){ref-type="table"}). Furthermore, the widest range of LOA on EUS was continuingly demonstrated and pancreas protocol CT had the narrowest LOA range as well (Fig. [1](#F1){ref-type="fig"}B).

######

Subgroup Analysis for the Size Discrepancy in 18 Mucinous Lesions

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Contributing Factors for the Discrepancy in the Size Estimates
--------------------------------------------------------------

Linear regression analyses were performed to assess the relationship between pathologic size and the difference of size estimates by EUS/CT/MRI from pathologic size. It


“fun”, it so happened I had a database available on a couple of hundred Dutch top managers and was curious whether the same might be true for these guys (yes, all of them guys…). And you know what, after a good chunk of statistical analysis it appeared that Dutch top managers also leave when their firm’s performance is at a high. Yet, they’re not walking at all when it’s low…?! Apparently, Dutch top managers don’t get the sack even if their firms are underperforming.

Interestingly though, these top managers not only left when their firm’s performance was relatively high, but when it was also just starting to (rapidly) decrease. I guess it is all about picking your moment; what better time to get out than when you’re just “over            neglected has been substantially disregarded or frustrated, the resulting order of
              disposition will be vacated and the case remanded for compliance with that
              process and entry of an appropriate dispositional order.

Syl. Pt. 5, In re Edward B., 210 W. Va. 621, 624, 558 S.E.2d 620, 623 (2001).
       For the foregoing reasons, we vacate the circuit court’s October 25, 2017, dispositional
order and remand the matter, with instructions for the circuit court to forthwith hold an


study is that grapefruit consumption was identified based on just 2 days of dietary recall. Adults who occasionally consume grapefruit but did not consume the fruit or juice during the recalls were classified as non-consumers in this assessment, and thus the estimated percentage of adults consuming grapefruit is likely underestimated. The analysis also is limited by the small number of NHANES adult participants reporting grapefruit consumption. One cannot rule out uncertainty due to the potential lack of representativeness of the consumption patterns of the sample number of grapefruit consumers. In addition, it is important to note that the findings are based on cross-sectional data; consequently no conclusions of the causal relationship between grapefruit consumption and improved nutrition status, diet quality, or metabolic health can be made.

In summary, abasically be tossed out of office by the opposition parties whenever they feel like it, which usually happens after a year or two. Then there's an election.

This time, though, the opposition parties decided to throw out the government before it really even started governing. But instead of forcing another election, the opposition parties made a deal: they formed a surprise coalition and now they want to take power without consulting voters again.

Americans might have a hard time understanding this sort of thing, but it happens all the time in places like Israel and Italy. Wait, though. Uh, wake up. We're getting to the really interesting part.

The CBC connection

To take over, the opposition parties have to convince our head of state that they can govern effectively. President Bush is


me.

You see, Canada's economy is in trouble. Just like everybody else's.

So when the Conservatives won, most people expected them to turn on the spending taps, the way every other country in the developed world is doing.

But Prime Minister Stephen Harper, for some reason, decided not to.

In fact, last week he had his finance minister announce that the government intends to run a surplus in its next budget. Meaning the government intends to take more in taxes from Canadians than it needs to run the country.

(I know President Bush has never run a surplus. But Canadian governments have, every year for more than a decade, even when the supposedly spendy Liberals were in charge.)

Anyway, in the middle of an economic crisis, Harper's plan didn't go over well with theThough, naming your kids Wacey, Lacey, Macey, and Kacey - I feel I must either question your sanity or applaud your sick sense of humor.

Give this a try, y'all. Definitely worth your time.

** I received a free copy of this book from its publisher in exchange for an honest review. **

If you look up the words "naive", "reckless", and "overly confident" in the dictionary, you might find Josh Clemmons' picture there.

If you've read the previous books in this series, you might remember Josh as the guy who works with Pete at the coffee shop. Additionally, you might recall that Pete works for Murmur Inc, a company that makes pornographic movies, but also provides Phone Sex Operators, and apparently, on-camera live action.

Josh, stuck in a dead-end, low-wage job, partly


did a fine job fleshing out his character and giving him a background story that felt realistic and believable in how much it still impacted his life.

Told alternatively from Ben's and David's point-of-view, we get a well-rounded story with a believable plot that even had a bit of suspense, though the villain of the story was rather clear from the get-go and the suspense was more in how this particular piece of the plot would unfold and impact their budding relationship.

As with all the books in this series, there is little explicit steam on page, which is fine as far as I'm concerned. I much rather read about the relationship development, and how the two MCs get to their HEA than about what they do in the bedroom.be a part of Ha In Soo's family." "Was it because you needed someone who would suit your family pedigree?" "Or did you not care whomever it was you were to marry?" "As though you were running away..." "So, are you happy, Garang?" "Look at this, look at this!" "Even now you can't lie." "How do you plan on continuing to lie?" "For whose sake is it for?" "Lee Sun Joon is leaving Sungkyunkwan?" "No, how can such a ridiculous thing happen?" "!" "When he said he was leaving, you just merely said "suit yourself?"" "Immature young scholars may sometimes rebel without a cause." "You've never once had that kind of experience as a student?" "You woke up one morning not wanting to study and wishing to quit


Sungkyunkwan..." "Never." "Not even once." "And Lee Sun Joon... is not an immature young scholar." "He is one who knows what he's doing." "No, but why now?" "At an important time like this." "It can't end like this." "I'm going to personally meet Lee Sun Joon..." "I heard that after leaving Sungkyunkwan, he decided to study at Jukjeong lecture hall in Gurim Village." "Aigoo..." "It's closing time." "And it'll be time for the night roll call soon." "Have you seen Scholar Lee Sun Joon by any chance?" "Have you not heard the news?" "I don't like council hearings, but that one thing I like." "Going on a school trip after the hearing." "Forget any hard feelings during the hearing, and let's get drunk and be one." "Drunk byGu Yong Ha." "Wolchul Mountain?" "Having received energy from the mountain, the place raised many outstanding people." "Who goes to a mountain or a valley for a trip these days?" "So outdated!" "Then?" "Place a simple mat at a gisaeng's backyard anywhere in Joseon, and that place would be heaven." "Wolchul Mountain is the best place to receive good spirit and energy." "I will grant some money this time..." "So it's to Wolchul Mountain you go." "Sir, you who never even bought us a glass of water before... will give us money?" "The future of Joseon depends on the revived spirit of our Sungkyunkwan scholars." "Be honest." "It's because the Jukjeong academy that Scholar Lee Sun Joon is at... is near Wolchul Mountain, is it not?" "Lee Sun


Joon?" "If Scholar Lee Sun Joon sees his fellow scholars, he might wish to return to Sungkyunkwan." "It's merely the heart of a teacher who wishes to lead the young lost sheep back to its path." "We'll go to Wolchul Mountain." "Why didn't you say it earlier?" "I also wanted to see Lee Sun Joon, that prickly guy." "I heard Left State Minister's son left Sungkyunkwan?" "Sending him to study at Sungkyunkwan was my royal command." "As soon as he gets better, call him back to Sungkyunkwan." "I intend to wait for him." "Why do you care so deeply for a young scholar like that, Your Majesty?" "Although he is my son, his resolve to study was so firm... that I wasn't able to convince him to stay.""Hey, Daemul!" "Don't you know that reading at a place like this will give you eye troubles?" "Our Daemul shouldn't get eye diseases." "Then, why don't you disinfect your eyes in the water?" " Yeah." " Let's go!" "Hey!" "Daemul!" "Where are you going?" "Where are you going?" "!" "That Daemul..." "I'll throw him into the water." "Splash!" "I'll take off his clothes." "Stark naked!" "Why are they following him?" "Come, let's drink." "Hey!" "Have you seen Kim Yoon Shik?" "Huh?" "He went somewhere with Byung Choon and Go Bong." "Young master, hurry!" "Milady is waiting for you." "Has Mother truly come here from Hanyang?" "Gods of heaven, I'll heal my young master's sickness and go to hell." "What are you doing?" "Today, Sungkyunkwan scholars have come here."


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To study user expectations on the portfolio of services and the care provided in the hospital San Juan de Dios del Aljarafe; to find out which aspects of the care provided are the most and least valued by the users; to provide more knowledge on the portfolio of services to the general public. We carried out a cross-sectional study in which 66 users of the Aljarafe healthcare district took part. They were divided into 9 focus groups according to age. We collected 148 responses on expectations that were classified into 8 subjects and 20 categories. The most common responses were: to have medical information on demand for patients and relatives, to get to know all the services provided by the hospital and to receive a friendly and


structure your code is to use namespaces to keep all of your custom functions and objects in one place and attach that to window:
<script type="text/javascript">
  window.myNamespace = window.myNamespace || {};
  window.myNamespace.getHash = function() {
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  };
</script>
<script type="text/javascript">
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but simply refers to an AST node that is constructed on the left hand of a parsing expression. To the left node, we define the following structural constructors:

-   tagging, $\#t$ – tagging the specified $\#t$ to the left node;

-   appending, $@e$ – appending an $e$’s constructed node to the left node; and

-   connecting, $@[n]e$ – setting an $e$’s constructed node at the $n$th position of child nodes on the left node

The tag $\#t$ is introduced to identify the meaning of nodes. Grammar developers are allowed to define a set of tags that they want. The tagging operator is used to specify such a tag on the left node. Untagged nodes are `#tree` and `#token` as default tags for tree nodes and leaf


The $@e$ operator connects two nodes in a parent-child relation. The prefix $@$ is used to specify a child node and append it to the left node as the parent. This is followed by the natural order of the top-down parsing. In addition, we allow the indexer, denoted $@[n]$, in order to specify the $n$th position of the child node on the left node. Figure \[fig:tree\] is an example of tree transformation with/without a repetition. As shown in [AdditiveM]{} the [@Number]{} inside the repetition is regarded as a natural addition of nodes, while the [@\[1\]Number]{} inside the repetition overrides the second nodes over again.

      Additive = { @Number '+' @Number #Add }
             #Add[ #Int['1']  #Int[4]  ]

Note that the $@e$ operator works under the assumption that a new node is created by $e$. In reality, many grammar developers often connect an uncreated expression. In this case, we treat it as an error due to avoiding a cyclic structure by self-referencing nodes. More importantly, the error can be easily detected at runtime by comparing the left node of $@e$ and the result node of $e$. If both nodes are the same, we ignore such an erroneous connection.

Left Folding
------------

In the previous subsection, we present a tree construction with AST operators. Basically, the AST operators can transform the parsed substring into a tree structure. That is, we can


highlight the time cost of the underlying AST construction, we show the time difference between the “AST Construction” time and the “Recognition” time in millisecond. The experiment indicates that Rats$!$ is weak at parsing CSV and XML that contains many AST nodes. PEG.js shows good performance in total but is weak at parsing JavaScript that involves many backtracking. While the strength/weakness characteristic varies in datasets, Nez indicates the lowest time costs in all datasets. We confirm that the transactional AST machine achieves fast AST construction in contexts of PEG parsing.

  Grammar       Nez   Rats$!$   PEG.js
  --------- ------- --------- --------
  CSV         1,188    13,452   on filtering from parse trees. These previous studies are not based on PEGs, but they suggest a substantial demand for declarative AST constructions in parser generators.

Since Ford presented a formalism of PEGs[@POPL04_PEG], many researchers and practitioners have been developed PEG-based parser generators: Leg/Peg (for C), Rats![@PLDI06_Rats], Mouse[@FI07_Mouse] (for Java), PEG.js (for JavaScript), and LPeg [@LPeg] (for Lua). Basically, these tools rely on language-dependent semantic actions for AST construction. Notably, LPeg provides the substring capturing, similarly to our approach, but other AST constructions can depend on semantic actions written in Lua programming languages. In semantic actions, the consistency management is the user’s responsibility.

Waxeye[@Waxeye] is a unique exception in terms of unsupported semantic actions; it provides automated AST construction based on filtering parse trees. Likewise, Rats! and some other PEGs


McDonald’s, was photographed on the SkyTrain, and earned a wage at Pacific National Exhibition. He’s even starred in an art exhibit.

How did McLeod win over his new avian ally? A bag of peanuts in his mail sack did the trick.

“I think a peanut is my salvation,” he said. “That’s where it all kind of took off and he started being super cool.”

Now the pair makes deliveries together. Canuck even likes to sit shotgun in McLeod’s van.

“You wanna come with me bro? Deliver this mail?,” he said to his friend perched on his shoulder.

McLeod wonders if Canuck’s temperament is changing because he found love.

“Oh dude, it’s the love birds,” he said, spotting Canuck and his new nest mate.

McLeod has one request if they start a family.

“I really hope thatthe pillow I was out cold.

After a good night’s sleep and a hearty breakfast I said goodbye to Ben and Hetty and continued my journey south.

The view in the morning from the terrace outside my room:

Today was a mix of highways and smaller roads. The roads and the riding was nothing special, but I really enjoyed being in the saddle heading for new adventures. The experience was only helped by the fact that the weather was perfect and there were increasing signs of spring in the landscape around me the further south I got.

Early in the evening I started to look for a place to stay. It turned out that most places was fully booked, but finally I found a place to stay at a F1 in Angouleme


in Dublin and will run until 30 June. The festival follows in the tradition of holding dedicated LGBTQ+ protests, marches and events across the world.

In 2018, 60,000 people marched through the streets of Dublin, according to organisers.

With reporting from Cónal Thomastransitions-of-care (TOC) process by educating patients, coordinating with postacute care providers, and reducing medication-related complications during an inpatient stay can reduce 30-day readmissions.^[@CIT0006]^

A health system of community hospitals in northern California designed a pharmacist-led TOC program that focuses on improving and optimizing drug therapy and implemented that program at one of its sites in 2015. The intervention aimed to maintain continuous, optimal medication therapy during and after hospitalization by incorporating strategies shown in the literature to be effective plus additional components identified as necessary by the transitional care providers themselves. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the real-world impact of this TOC program on 30- and 90-day readmissions and index admission length of stay (LOS).

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This was a retrospective cohort study using hospital electronic


overseen by a government or international body.

The former hitman

In a house heavily guarded by NATO troops, the former self-proclaimed SHIK hitman, Nazim Bllaca, told GlobalPost that SHIK orchestrated a campaign of political murder after the 1999 war ended. During that period, he said, hundreds of minority Kosovar Serbs and Kosovar Albanians suspected of collaborating with Slobodan Milosevic’s forces or being members of a party opposed to the victorious KLA were killed. It is unknown how many of these alleged murders prosecutors in Kosovo believe were carried out by SHIK, but since talking to GlobalPost, Bllaca has agreed to testify in another trial that began in mid-March of two former KLA soldiers with whom he has told prosecutors he killed an Albanian man in June 1999.

The NATO troops outsidecreated on each of two iPod Nanos (Apple Corporation, Cupertino, CA, USA) with the 70 sound files (anthropogenic noise or chorus noise) and 70 3 min silent tracks. The iPods were then connected to their own powered amplifier (Pignose 7-100, Las Vegas, NV, USA) and set to shuffle. Experimental frogs were presented with recordings of both choruses of conspecifics and anthropogenic noise as in the study of [@COU061C27]); control frogs were exposed only to conspecific playbacks. At any given time, a frog in the traffic noise treatment could be subjected to silence, chorus noise, anthropogenic noise or both noise types, mimicking the transience of these types of sounds in nature. All playbacks were broadcast at 70 dB SPL at 1 m (simulating a busy roadway from 10--30 m) for 12 h on each


assess the validity of the assay kit with *L. caerulea* plasma. Parallelism was determined by comparing the log--logit slope of three independent, serially diluted plasma pools, each containing plasma from at least two White\'s treefrogs, with that of the standard curve ([@COU061C23]). Slope comparison was made using GraphPad Prism (v. 5.0; GraphPad Software, La Jolla, CA, USA). Slopes of pool dilutions were not distinguishable from the standard curve (*P* = 0.82). Accuracy was measured by adding known doses of CORT standards (*n* = 7, in duplicate) to two independent plasma pools, each containing plasma from at least 11 White\'s treefrogs. Recovery averaged 105% of expected.

All blood samples from the experiment were run in a single assay. Assay sensitivity was 60.2 pg/ml. The intra-assay coefficient of variation of an internal control plasma pool atconcentrations of plasma CORT at the beginning of the experiment (*F*~1,14~ = 0.401, *P* = 0.537). Circulating CORT concentrations increased both throughout the course of the experiment and with exposure to traffic noise (Fig. [1](#COU061F1){ref-type="fig"}). As expected, both groups demonstrated an increase in plasma CORT concentrations over the course of the study (control, *F*~1,29.590~ = 14.299, *P* = 0.001; traffic noise, *F*~1,36.495~ = 26.798, *P* \< 0.001), but frogs subjected to traffic noise had a higher mean circulating CORT concentration at the end of the experiment (*F*~1,23~ = 8.152, *P* = 0.009). The interaction between treatment and day was not significant (treatment, *F*~1,34.391~ = 5.992, *P* = 0.020; day, *F*~1,34.391~ = 40.918, *P* \< 0.001; interaction, *F*~1,34.391~ = 2.376, *P* = 0.132). Circulating CORT concentrations did not covary with body mass at the end of the experiment (*F*~1,21~ = 2.75, *P* = 0.112). Although the observed CORT concentrations were low relative to other amphibian species, previous experiments have shown that


treefrogs. (**A**) Frogs in the traffic noise group had significantly lower sperm counts than control frogs (*P* \< 0.01, shown are means ± 95% confidence intervals). Analyses were conducted on logarithmically transformed data, which were then back transformed for presentation. (**B**) Frogs in the traffic noise group also had lower sperm viability (*P* \< 0.01) at the end of the experiment relative to control frogs (*n* = 19). CFSE labels all cells, whereas viability dye labels only dead cells. More intense labelling with viability dye indicates an increase in dead cells. The plot shown is representative of all replicates. The mean proportions ± SD of live cells (upper left quadrant) and dead cells (upper right quadrant) are labelled for each group.

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As predicted, plasma CORT concentrations in frogs exposed only to conspecific choruses in this study increased slightlyhave not been able to demonstrate an antiidiotypic antibody. Instead the antigenic factor IX material circulates complexed to a 'new' antibody without anticoagulant activity. Theoretically at least, the persistence of such immune complexes may be important for sustaining the patient's tolerance to the anticoagulant antibody's epitope. The initial IgG treatment appears as a crucial factor for induction of tolerance in this case.


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Lakers’ No. 12 Kendall Marshall, No. 11 Wesley Johnson and No. 4 Ryan Kelly in the first half of a game against the San Antonio Spurs at Staples Center in Los Angeles, CA. March 19, 2014 (Photo by John McCoy/Los Angeles Daily News)

Your longtime general manager is very much aware of the challenges ahead.

He feels your angst, appreciates your passion and understands your unease. And he isn’t frivolously discarding the agony of one of the worst seasons in club history.

“It’s very disappointing to our fans and media partners to go through this kind of year,” Kupchak said.

Nor is he underestimating the daunting task facing him segueing from the Kobe Bryant era to the anxious unknown of a rebuilding project.

“We always knew at some point in time, the Kobein years and wisely use the salary-cap space soon coming free.

Between the draft pick — which the Lakers can hold onto or maybe use as leverage to import a high-end veteran — and enough money to sign a maximum free agent, the Lakers are well positioned to expedite the rebuilding process.

But they won’t be rushed or bullied into making an unwise move, even if it means passing on this summer’s free-agent crop in favor of the 2015 group, which includes former UCLA star Kevin Love.

The same principals in place in 2004 are intact this time around.

Stay true to the plan.

Don’t get sidetrack just because someone expresses doubt or apprehension.

Kupchak heard the chatter then and he hears it now.

But it doesn’t mean he has to pay attention, lest it


get his take on things,

“We’ll huddle up. I’ll get Kobe’s opinion,” Kupchak said. “He hasn’t been (as involved) the last five or seven years. But I always talk to him at the end of the season and a couple of times during the summer. Sometimes it’s to make a phone call and sometimes it’s ‘what do you think?’

“We’ll have those kinds of discussions. But we want the same thing, which is to win as quickly as possible.”

Kupchak will hear Bryant; just as he does the anxious fans worried the Lakers aren’t sufficiently equipped to steer themselves back to prominence.

But he won’t let any of it distract him from completing the task at hand.

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We find rare data on the public dataset collected in TCIA (<https://www.cancerimagingarchive.net/>) for external validation mainly because of the lack of detailed pathological results, and hence used 53 consecutive data from another hospital as the testing set (20 men, 33 women; mean age, 54.04 ± 9.75 years; range, 28--86 years). The diagnostic performance of the model was further verified in the testing set.

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Chest CT imaging was performed using oneparameters were selected to establish the radiographic model. The AUC of the radiographic model was 0.75 (95% CI, 0.69--0.81) in the training set, 0.71 (95% CI, 0.62--0.81) in the validation set, and 0.66 (95% CI, 0.51--0.82) in the testing set (Fig. [3](#Fig3){ref-type="fig"}).Fig. 3The AUC of Rad-score, radiographic model, and combined model in the training set, validation set, and testing set. The predictive performance of the combined model for an invasive lesion of pGGNs was better than that of the radiographic model and Rad-score in the training, validation, and testing sets

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Five features with nonzero coefficients were selected to establish the Rad-score using a least absolute shrinkage and selection operator (LASSO) logistic regression model (*λ* = 0.038) (Fig. [4](#Fig4){ref-type="fig"}a, b) after assessing the reproducibility based on the


the noninvasive and invasive groups was statistically significant (0.74 cm vs. 0.90 cm, *p* \< 0.001), the AUC of size for classifying noninvasive and invasive lesions was only 0.68 in the training set and 0.65 in the validation set. The surface--volume ratio is the strongest radiomic feature with a coefficient of 0.574 in the Rad-score formula. However, the AUC of surface--volume ratio for classifying noninvasive and invasive lesions was 0.72 in the training set and 0.70 in the validation set. The AUC of size and surface--volume ratio for classifying noninvasive and invasive lesions were all lower than those of the radiographic model (0.75 and 0.71, respectively), Rad scores (0.73 and 0.72, respectively), and the combined model (0.80 and 0.77, respectively). Furthermore, we had performed DeLong's test to analyze the difference between thethat despite the lobulated border and the presence of pleural effectuated a significant difference between preinvasive and invasive lesions, they were not included in the final predictive nomogram. Although many studies have assessed traditional CT features for invasive predicting, they could not result in a systematic and consistent criterion to integrate the contribution of different risk factors to achieve a probabilistic forecast of MIA/IPA in GGN because the CT features of early-stage lung cancer are often atypical, and the assessment of these signs requires extensive diagnostic experience. The current result showed that Rad-score (AUC = 0.72) and radiographic model (AUC = 0.71) had similar diagnostic efficiency; however, both were lower than that of the combined model (AUC = 0.77). The result of radiographic feature in this study was confirmed by an expert experienced with


30-34-week visit by sFlt-1, measured at 19-24, 30-34 and at both 19-24 and 30-34 weeks was examined. In pregnancies with PE, sFlt-1 in both the second and third trimesters was increased and the deviation from normal was inversely related to the gestational age at which delivery became necessary for maternal or fetal indications. Serum sFlt-1 at 19-24 weeks was not useful in predicting PE beyond the 30-34-week visit, but the addition of sFlt-1 at 19-24 weeks improved the prediction of PE provided by sFlt-1 at 30-34 weeks. Screening by maternal factors and sFlt-1 at 30-34 weeks predicted 94% of preterm PE and 54% of term PE, at a false-positive rate of 10%; this was improved to 99% and 64%, respectively, by the additional measurement of sFlt-1 at 19-24and cats are fostered out. They can also fill out applications at our booth when we have them several times a year at various festivals as well as view adoptable cats in our area.

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A Cat Ranch Rescue cat will be a rescued cat or kitten from the community. They may have been surrendered by their owners, found living outdoors, or by any other way a cat or kitten has found itself alone in the world and is in need of rescuing.

A Cat Ranch Rescue cat will have been spayed or neutered, unless we have records or absolute proof that this has been done previously, and microchipped. They are tested negative for FIV/feline leukemia, given their first shots, de-wormed, and observed and treated by local veterinarians for


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adopt a pet, and we wish you all the best!is prepared to rule pursuant to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 52.

FINDINGS OF FACT

A. THE PARTIES
The court certified this action as a Fed.R. Civ.P. 23(b)(2) class action. The class includes:
All persons who worked for the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Company as brakemen or switchmen, who were eligible for employment with the St. Louis Southwestern Railway Company ("SSW") on the Tucumcari line within the meaning of the Labor Protective Agreement of March 4, 1980, including those who were employed by the SSW.
Class Certification Order, Dkt. no. 75 at 2. The court will refer to the class as "plaintiffs" or "Rock Island employees." The class representatives are two switchmen and eight brakemen.
*1285 Defendant Southern Pacific Company ("SPC") is a holding company which wholly owns defendant Southern Pacific Transportation


the subsequent abrogation of that agreement in a later implementing agreement, the court must explain some basic terminology which permeated the testimony and documents in this action.

1. Railroad Terminology
The plaintiff class includes brakemen and switchmen, also known as yardmen. The later two terms refer to the employees who "switch" cars or move them from one train to another in a railroad's "yard" โ a central location on a rail line where trains are broken up and put together for routing. Yardmen hold jobs by seniority and use the extra board procedure described below. 13 Will at 105-06. The court will use the term "yardmen" to describe this group.
An average train crew consists of an engineer, two brakemen and a conductor. Brakemen and conductors are known generally as roadmenrights at a location came behind all prior rights employees, regardless of his seniority date. For example, if three employees with seniority dates of 1976, 1977 and 1978 bid for a job, the employee with the 1978 date could win the job if he had prior rights at that location or to that line. 6 Swonger at 74-75; 8 Blackburn 136-37; 9 Huntington at 113-14.
SSW's seniority system differed from Rock Island's system. Unlike the brakemen and yardmen on the Rock Island, SSW's brakemen and yardmen combined crafts in October 1971. Thereafter, SSW abolished the multiple seniority districts on the line and operated the entire Corsicana Line as one seniority district. 10 Huntington at 76-77, 87; 20 Koenig at 78; Pls. Ex. 11E, addendum 39 at ง 1(a). The


seniority order. 5 Swonger at 62; 6 Swonger at 105; 12 Egbers at 62.
The dovetail may be a true dovetail โ the seniority on each roster is given equal weight. 6 Swonger at 105. If this arrangement is used, the employees on the acquired line will receive full "carryover" seniority rights. In essence, employees of the acquired carrier will carry over all of their seniority from their old employer to their new employer. In some cases, the acquired employees may carry over a fraction of their seniority rights when the two rosters are dovetailed. For example, the acquired employees could receive one-half of their seniority and then dovetail the two rosters. 7 Swonger at 55-57; 10 Huntington at 49-50; 12 Egbers at 49-51; UTU Ex. 214C at 10.
Anotheryardmen's work. 5 Swonger at 65-66, 70-71; 6 Swonger at 102-05; 7 Swonger at 117-18; 10 Huntington at 116-17; 12 Egbers at 63; 13 Will at 119-20; 28 Hardin at 149-50. The parties *1289 can also agree to utilize several of the processes in combination. For example, a number of rosters in one craft could be dovetailed and then topped and bottomed with another dovetailed roster of a second craft. 22 Koenig at 87-88.

C. SSW'S PURCHASE OF THE ROCK ISLAND'S TUCUMCARI LINE
A brief history of the demise of the Rock Island and how SSW purchased the Tucumcari Line from the Rock Island Trustee is essential background information in order to place the March 4 agreement in context.
The Rock Island sought to reorganize in 1975 under the Bankruptcy Act.


SPT-SSW filed a petition with the Interstate Commerce Commission ("ICC") in December 1978 to purchase the Tucumcari line. The financial health of the Rock Island continued to decline. The Federal Railroad Administration inspected and then placed severe speed and traffic limitations on the Line between Kansas City and St. Louis in July 1979 because of the poor condition of the track. SSWโPurchaseโRock Island, 363 ICC 320, 344 (June 6, 1980) (Finance Docket 28,799); Pls. Ex. 2. Rock Island employees went out on strike in August 1979.
With the strike continuing, SSW sought temporary authority from the ICC in September 1979 to operate the Tucumcari Line. Pls. Ex. 3A at 3. The Commission first ordered a directed rail carrier, the Kansas City Terminal, to operate the Tucumcari Line on aparties chose not to consummate, then a reasonable opportunity should be given for another carrier, or other reasonable entity, to offer to purchase all or part of the line prior to decision on the abandonment.
Id. at 168-69. The ICC did not order the abandonment of the Tucumcari Line.
Several weeks later, the ICC approved SSW's application to purchase the Tucumcari Line. Pls. Ex. 2, SSWโPurchaseโ Rock Island, 363 ICC 323 (June 6, 1980). The ICC made several findings relevant to this action. First, the Commission reapproved the March 4 agreement as the labor protective conditions applicable to SSW's permanent acquisition and operation of the Tucumcari Line. While the ICC's imposition of the March 4 agreement is not made as clearly as it was in the temporary orders of March


14 and 21, 1980, the court's reading of the entire "Labor" section firmly convinces it that the ICC reimposed the March 4 agreement. 363 ICC 378-80. The ICC first described the genesis of the March 4 agreement and SSW's position on the agreements application to the Tucumcari Line.
As a result of the great uncertainty over the future of both RI [Rock Island] and Milwaukee, labor and management entered into an agreement for the protection of employees. The Hiring Agreement, entered into on March 4, 1980, provides protection for those employees of the bankrupt carrier hired by the purchasing carrier.... SPT and SSW believe that this agreement constitutes the degree of labor protection that should be afforded in this proceeding.

Id. at 378-79 (emphasis added).
The Commission then discussed the levelof our Nation's transportation system. But we do believe SP should be able to serve the St. Louis gateway via Kansas City. We agree with applicants that without a grant of this portion of the application, neither MP nor N & W will have any incentive to negotiate with SSW for trackage rights. We do not believe DOT's suggested 120 day grace period will give these carriers added incentive to negotiate. Therefore, we will grant the entire application to St. Louis. We will not condition such a grant on a commitment not to abandon the segment for 10 years.
Id. at 357 (emphasis added). The Commission concluded the Kansas City to St. Louis segment would not be used by SSW and that SSW must have trackage rights over some


provide benefits to Milwaukee employees in November 1979. Milwaukee Railroad Restructuring Act, 45 U.S.C. งง 901-922. The legislation provided for the "first right of hire" for furloughed Milwaukee employees with any railroad. 45 U.S.C. ง 907. The benefit to unemployed Milwaukee workers was not as great as one would think. A railroad hired *1293 new employees only after it recalled its own furloughed employees. Id. Milwaukee employees did have preference over unemployed workers of other railroads and people off the street. Id.
With the Milwaukee and Rock Island in bankruptcy, the Federal Railroad Administration ("FRA") sought a settlement of the situation. The FRA had two goals: it wanted to prevent the elimination of rail service to the many areas of the country served by the two railroads; it also45 U.S.C. งง 1004, 907. Both sections gave employees of the two bankrupt carriers the first right of hire on any railroad after the railroad has reemployed all of its furloughed employees. 45 U.S.C. งง 907, 1004.

3. March 4 Agreement Interpretation Events
Defendants contend the March 4 agreement required it to do two things: 1) SSW had to extend the first right of hire to those on the Rock Island point seniority roster where SSW needed additional manpower, e.g., the Dalhart roster for manpower needs at Dalhart, and 2) SSW needed to extend the first right of hire for one year, until March 4, 1981. Defendants derive their claims from 1) the drafting history and final language of the last sentences of งง 2, 3 & 5 of Article


Exs. 6A at Q. 10 & 6B at Q. 4, and SSW's first proposal, Pls. Ex. 11 at ง 4(b).
A second construction is that jobs created after SSW received trackage rights would be divided between Rock Island employees and Pine Bluff Division employees based on their seniority on each line. Labor and management would not make an allocation of work based on an estimate of diverted traffic; employees from each group would bid against each other based on their Rock Island and SSW seniority. Crago Depo. at 156-57, 171-72; Pls. Ex. 13 at 4, 1st ถ (Rock Island employees have full carryover seniority); Pls. Ex. 14 (Crago to Tambaro, August 4, 1981, reporting on the Cleveland proposal); See Crago Depo. at 146-47, 149, 161-62, 167-68, 169-70 (explains theWilliam Denton, vice president for SSW and SPT, Denton Depo at 6, 21, 24 (it was "ridiculous to rebuild" the Tucumcari Line; "the company was always considering other options to rebuilding that segment."); J.E. Hare, director of operations for SSW on the Kansas City Division, Hare Depo. at 7, 13 (SSW had no plans before or after ICC approval of the Tucumcari Line purchase to rebuild the Missouri portion of the Line.); 3) UTU: 29 Hardin 75 ("I knew they were going to try to get trackage rights somewhere."); 31 Arnett 23 (always aware of trackage rights bargaining).
As detailed, infra, section F. 2, the ICC granted SSW trackage rights over Missouri Pacific ("MP") track in October 1982. MP's track was south of and ran roughly parallel to the


session at that time "because he was in a strike situation; and since Cotton Belt was not going through to St. Louis, his men could not get hurt." Id. Arnett did not mention he was negotiating or had negotiated an agreement with SSW and that he may have already discussed the agreement with Hardin. 30 Arnett at 103-07, 112-14.
In mid-February, Crago again called Arnett to schedule a negotiating session on the implementing agreement. Pls. Ex. 17. Arnett again did not disclose the true nature of the negotiations: an agreement concluded, approved by the UTU president and personal authorization to sign an agreement. Instead, Arnett tentatively agreed to schedule the next negotiating session for the second week of March. Id.; Crago Depo. at 41-46, 49; Huntington Depo. at 68-69.
InPls. Ex. 41 at Art. 90.
*1308 UTU claims Arnett traded away many of the provisions beneficial to the Rock Island brakemen, additional hiring after trackage rights, full carryover seniority, and separate seniority systems in return for the prior rights provisions. Huntington testified and Arnett corroborated that labor could only obtain the prior rights provisions at this heavy price. The two allege that labor could accept this deal or go to arbitration and get much less.
The court looks with extreme skepticism on this testimony. The two men effectively precluded all Rock Island representatives from participating in the negotiations and so can offer a very insulated version of the events. Second, unlike all other negotiations described in this litigation, they kept no records of their positions on provisions or of


terminal. 10 Huntington at 109, 125; 31 Arnett at 101-02; Crago Depo. at 46-47, 84-85.
Rock Island employees also quickly recognized the detrimental effect of the February 23 agreement. By late March 1982, plaintiff Jerry Volkman began an internal union appeal concerning the implementing agreement. His appeal, on behalf of all other Rock Island employees formerly on the Tucumcari Line, contested the February 23 agreement provisions on allocation of seniority and hiring when business increased. Pls. Ex. 31 at 2 (UTU Board of Appeals decision, quoting Volkman's March 24, 1982 appeal letter). Volkman collected three pages of signatures of other Rock Island employees who joined his appeal, including men from Eldon. 8 Blackburn at 110-11. At least ten Eldon roadmen contributed to Volkman's travel expenses when he appeared beforeDivision would be directly affected by diversion very probative of how many Pine Bluff employees should follow the diverted traffic to the Kansas City Division. If one job was lost on the Pine Bluff Division due to diversion, the job should transfer to the Kansas City Diversion.
The second claim that has considerable merit is plaintiffs' study. Pls. Ex. 45. Hornung was the only diversion witness who made his living performing railroad traffic diversion studies. Government and private industry have made extensive use of his services. Hornung produced railroad traffic diversion studies for Congress on the potential sale of parts of the Conrail system, for the Rock Island Trustee concerning the sale of 20 to 30 different parts of the Rock Island, for CSX corporation and Conrail concerning the


persons in the purported class and on the claims asserted by the class representatives. See Id.
The initial complaint described the purported class as all former Rock Island employees "working on the Tucumcari Line, which runs from St. Louis, Missouri, to Tucumcari, New Mexico." Dkt. no. 1 at ถ 3. This class definition obviously includes all Rock Island employees at all terminals. The complaint then gives a bare factual outline of the case. Paragraph 15 lists the various ways the February 23 agreement violates the March 4 agreement, including: "Permitting furloughed SSW employees to take jobs ahead of former Rock Island employees on the Tucumcari Line;...." Id. at ถ 15(e). The first amended complaint uses the same class definition and refines without significant factual change the substantive claim coveringbreach. The initial allegation in Dkt. no. 1 encompassed the later specification in Dkt. no. 40.
After the enactment of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, pleading is no longer a formalistic game. Rule 15(c) is a prime example; it allows relation back if the actions described in the amended pleading "arose out of the conduct ... attempted to be set forth in the original pleading...." (emphasis added). The court concludes plaintiffs have met this burden and relation back is proper.
Other statute of limitations questions arose at trial. Plaintiffs made a contract/DFR claim for hiring in violation of the March 4 agreement for four or five positions at Dalhart in March 1980. SSW exhausted the Dalhart roster and then hired Rock Island brakemen from Amarillo. The court concurs that


than two year period. Hence, under either the six month statute of limitations applicable to a DFR claim, DelCostello v. International Brotherhood of Teamsters, 462 U.S. 151, 103 S.Ct. 2281, 76 L.Ed.2d 476 (1983), or the two year period applicable to the statutory cause of action, 49 U.S.C. งง 11347, 11705(b)(2), 11706(c)(1), the Kelso group's claim is not timely.
*1319 The court applies the same two standards to the transfer of eight furloughed SSW employees to Pratt in the summer of 1982. The DFR claim is not timely. The Pratt hiring incident was not taken up in the Volkman appeal or the second implementing agreement negotiations, the two events that tolled the statute for the general hiring claims under the March 4th agreement. Without any time tolled by pursuingICC order, examined in section C, FF, supra, the court finds that the ICC did adopt the March 4 agreement as the required labor protective conditions. Accord In re Milwaukee Railroad, 713 F.2d 274, 285 (7th Cir.1983 ("The March 4 agreement was reviewed and approved by both the ICC and the district court as a fair agreement."); see Pittsburgh & Lake Erie R.R. Co. v. Railway Labor Executives' Assoc., ___ U.S. ___, 109 S.Ct. 2584, 2599, 105 L.Ed.2d 415 (1989) (Stevens, J., concurring and dissenting) (The ICC "routinely" provides protective conditions in sales, consolidations or abandonments.) Defendants' contention on the adoption of the ICC order has no merit.
Defendants raise again the claim that the substantive law does not support a ง 11347 cause of action: the statute does


March 4 agreement. Second, UTU implies that prior rights designations are extraordinary arrangements. UTU labels prior rights "super seniority." After a review of other agreements and decisions by courts and arbitrators, the court found many discussions concerning prior rights arrangements. For example, all pre-1971 SSW brakemen and yardmen have prior rights in their original seniority *1332 districts and crafts on the Corsicana Line. Third, while railing against the benefits bestowed on the plaintiff class by the prior rights provisions, UTU seemingly forgets that the provisions are identical to those worked out in Cleveland when all members of the negotiating team were present. In other words, what was acceptable to the Union in 1981 (prior rights for some and additional jobs for the remaining Rock Island employees) is fartheir current locations. The second principle is a restatement of the court's rejection of plaintiffs' request for full carryover seniority, and the court's conviction that plaintiffs have no contractual right to work solely out of their Rock Island terminal.
Third, while the March 4 agreement did not require any type of seniority for BCE, the court determines that a grant of prior rights to all Rock Island brakemen is appropriate. Both SSW's June 1980 proposal and the Cleveland proposal gave Rock Island brakemen prior rights where hired. Even when the two defendants worked together to limit the hiring of Rock Island brakemen in the February 23 agreement, they gave prior rights to Rock Island brakemen. Defendants cannot claim surprise or alarm at this remedial measure in light of their


entitled to this amount because they were not allowed to make the proper election between a prior rights job at their SSW terminal or working off the extra board at their Rock Island terminal (Herington or Eldon/Jefferson City). In 1983 to 1989, the '83 hires had only two mediocre choices: work off the bottom of the roster at their SSW terminal or at their Rock Island terminal. SSW erroneously gave them this choice and cannot complain that it must compensate them for whatever election the '83 hires made. Third, the '83 hires should receive vacation pay and sick leave based on their Rock Island seniority date in accordance with the March 4 agreement for all time from their new date of hire until the date of this opinion.ง 11347, SSW is solely liable for all the breaches of the March 4 agreement.
If plaintiffs cannot recover its entire judgment from SSW, it may recover from SSW's parent company, SPT.
IT IS BY THE COURT THEREFORE ORDERED that plaintiffs are awarded relief consistent with this opinion. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the parties submit a damages calculation in 60 days. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that plaintiffs submit a fees and costs petition 30 days after the damages report; defendants shall have 30 days to respond; plaintiffs shall have 10 days to reply.
*1338


tells them. “As soon as you open your mouth and speak the truth, you change the world for someone.”

There are more signs that this is not your typical GOP event. Some of the people I speak to have one back-up choice for the presidency if Paul doesn’t win the GOP nomination: Gary Johnson. Others are unsure they would even vote. “The only person that I see that could help us at all is Ron Paul,” says Amanda Frey, a New York City musician and dog-walker, who has no idea if she would vote for Obama or the GOP candidate if Paul isn’t nominated. Greg Filipovich, a property manager from Brooklyn, echoes Frey’s language: “I have no idea,” he says of who he would vote for. “He’s the onlyhope, honestly.” Frank Zvovushe, a software developer from Connecticut, says he might write in Paul’s name in the general election, or back the libertarian candidate. Or he might vote for “Sarah Palin, reluctantly,” because he’s not 100 percent confident she is as anti-big-government as she says she is.

At one point, a speaker tears into the media — which seems GOP-typical, until it becomes clear that the rant is not about how the media covers Paul, but that they do not cover him sufficiently. But when I later talk to the media coordinator, she assures me that all the major networks covered the event, noting specifically that CBS, CNN, and Fox were there. At another point, Ronald Reagan is mentioned by a speaker, who says she voted for him.


Q:

Statistics on number of questions asked daily/weekly

It would be interesting to know how many questions are asked every day, understand how this number behaves over time and versus the number of visitors/users.
For example: is the "rate" of questions linear in the number of visitors? Polynomial? Maybe it has stronger relation to the number of subscribed users and not to visitors. You know, some stats fun.
I think that exposing several simple numbers will allow the community to calculate these graphs and stats, and give back to the StackOverflow family of sites by pointing out interesting statistical insights.

A:

The StackOverflow data is publicly available.  This gives you the ability to roll your own stats. Here is a post that gives you a whole bunch of info.

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act Usurpress saw the light of day in early 2014 on CD via SelfMadeGod Records and on 10 inch vinyl via Doomentia Records. Ascend/Descend, a split EP entitled with Cleveland grindcore band To Dust was released in July 2016 on 12 inch vinyl by Give Praise Records.

Guitarist Sylvain Coudret (Soilwork, Scarve) recorded guest leads on the songs "Dead Meat" (Noistalgia), "Fashion Victims" (Animalist), "To The Extreme" and "Gluttonous Death" (Ascend).

Discography
 Noistalgia (digital EP/cassette) (November 11, 2011)
 Double Penetration (digital split single with Torture Division) (July 12, 2013)
 Animalist (split LP/CD with Usurpress) (January 6, 2014)
 Ascend (split LP with To Dust) (July 20. 2016)

References

External links

Category:Belgian grindcore musical groupsillness, whether as carer or sufferer.

The first essay, Woolf’s ‘On Being Ill’ deserves to be up there with ‘A Room of Her Own’ and ‘Mr. Bennett and Mrs. Brown’ as a definitive artistic and philosophic statement. To be honest, it is not at all surprising that one of the best Modernist writers, who felt so keenly the arbitrary nature of such binary oppositions, would recognise that being ill destroyed any easy delineation between body and mind. She begins by lamenting the Cartesian nature of her time: ‘literature does its best to maintain that its concern is with the mind; that the body is a sheet of plain glass through which the soul looks straight and clear’ (p. 4). From this philosophical standpoint and in beautiful, lyrical prose, she


designation.
SIPPEL, District Judge.

      Donald Fentress appeals the decision of the district court4 affirming the
Commissioner’s partial denial of his applications for disability insurance benefits
(“DIB”) and supplemental security income (“SSI”) benefits under the Social Security
Act. See 42 U.S.C. §§ 401, 1381. The Commissioner found Fentress was not
disabled from September 22, 2005 through August 23, 2012, but became disabled on
August 24, 2012. Because the decision of the Commissioner is supported by
substantial evidence on the record as a whole, we affirm.

                                    I. Background

        Fentress suffersnoncompliance with treatment recommendations may be
taken into account when deciding whether to give treating physician’s opinion
controlling weight). Fentress’s daily activities, which included fishing and dog
training, were likewise inconsistent with Dr. Waters’s opinion regarding Fentress’s
limitations. It is the function of the Commissioner to weigh conflicting evidence and
to resolve disagreements among physicians. Kirby, 500 F.3d at 709.

       After reviewing the entire record in this case and considering the objective test
results, Fentress’s subjective reports and complaints of pain, as well as the opinions
of treating and consulting physicians, the Commissioner concluded that Fentress was
able to perform light work, with limitations, for a period of time before he became
disabled under the Guidelines. The Commissioner did not simply adopt a light work
RFC wholesale, but rather restricted Fentress’s RFC


Antique Bottle Club show offers lessons in history

Several dealers specializing in the glass milk bottles from area creameries displayed their collections at the show. Photo by Annie Gentile.

Several dealers specializing in the glass milk bottles from area creameries displayed their collections at the show. Photo by Annie Gentile.

Annie GentileReminder News

Somers Antique Bottle Club show offers lessons in history

Avid bottle collectors don't like to let a little snow and ice keep them from attending a good show, and that was certainly the case for members and collectors attending the 45th annual Somers Antique Bottle Club Show and Sale on Sunday, Feb. 22. Held at the St. Bernard School in Enfield, the show featured dozens of dealers and collectors of flasks and milk bottles, regional soda pop bottles, stoneware, insulatorsmade up of an assortment of roots and herbs, it also had an alcohol content of 18 percent, an interesting turn, as Pinkham was also an active participant in the temperance movement.

"Most of these tonics had some herbs and spices that were known to help with ailments, but they were also based in alcohol, which made you feel good," said another dealer. "It was the whole snake oil era, and with a lot of these remedies, well, as the saying goes, 'Time heals and the doctor takes the fee,'" he said.


Zeebroeck Castle

Zeebroeck Castle is a castle in Nethen, in the municipality of Grez-Doiceau, in the province of Walloon Brabant, Belgium.

See also
List of castles in Belgium

References

Category:Castles in Belgium
Category:Castles in Walloon Brabant
Category:Grez-Doiceauradiators which emit a radiation whose wavelength of maximum intensity is in the wavelength range of 2.00 . . . 4.00 .mu.m.
The correspondence with temperature is obtained by means of Wien's displacement law from the formula EQU .lambda..sub.maximum .times.T=2.8978.multidot.10.sup.-3 (mK)
The temperature range of a short-wave radiator is obtained as 3540.degree. C. . . . 1176.degree. C., and that of a medium-wave radiator as 1176.degree. C. . . . 450.degree. C.
The IR-dryers operating in the short-wave range are currently almost exclusively electrically operated. In them, usually a tungsten filament placed in a quartz tube is made to glow by means of electric current. The maximum emitter temperature of the glowing filament is usually about 2200.degree. C., in which case the wavelength corresponding to the maximum intensity of radiation is


temperature of 500 . . . 700.degree. C. is not yet sufficient as the surface temperature of the second infrared radiator, while its power density is a function of its temperature level in Kelvin degree in fourth power, but additional electric energy can be fed into the surface layer of the second infrared radiator according to EP Patent 288,524, whereby the surface temperature can be raised further to a temperature of 800 . . . 1050.degree. C.
Thus, the backup radiator described above is a device that receives the heat radiation passing through the web and uses this heat for heating the surface layer of the device. The backup radiator is a medium-wave radiator. The backup radiator is used together with a short-wave infrared radiator. Together, these two devices__init__(self):
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 * Copyright (c) 1989, 1993
 *	The Regents of the University of California.  All rights reserved.
 *
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 * Mike Muuss.
 *
 * Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
 * modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions
 * are met:
 * 1. Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright
 *    notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
 * 2. Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright
 *    notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the
 *    documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution.
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Derailment

Between 10:00 and 11:00 local time (8:00–9:00 UTC) on 22 April 2014, a freight train derailed near Katongola, about  north of Kamina in the Haut-Lomami Province, Democratic Republic of the Congo. The derailment included the train's two engines and 15 of 19 carriages.

Although not a passenger train, it was carrying hundreds of passengers at the time of the crash. According to eyewitnesses, the train was filled with passengers both on the inside and on the roofs of the train cars. Although


Shalom College, University of New South Wales

Shalom College is a residential college located on the Kensington campus of the University of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia founded in 1973. Although it is run by Sydney's Jewish community and observes Jewish culture, the college is open to people of all religions, creeds and backgrounds. The college is run by The Shalom Institute, a not-for-profit Jewish educational organisation. It also plays host to a number of organisations and projects from within the Jewish, academic and general communities.

In 2006 the college housed 128 students from many countries, in both undergraduate and postgraduate degrees.

References

Category:Residential colleges of the University of New South Wales
Category:Educational institutions established in 1973
Category:1973 establishments in AustraliaQ:

unable to redirect from servlet to jsp page

I am trying to create a small registeration form using jsp and servlet.
The concept goes like this:
The data being enterd in the jsp form will be checked for duplication by a servlet program.
If duplication exists , then the control must return back to the registeration (jsp) page from where the servlet was called.
I am doing this in eclipse helios.
Servlet program is under the default package under java resources ,
and jsp file is under the web content folder.
My problem is that
I am able to redirect from jsp to servlet;
but when I try to return back to the jsp page from the servlet ,
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HTTP Status 404 - /RservletEs/registeration.jsp

type Status report

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description The requested resource


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efficiency of the screw compressor. The discharge temperature of a screw compressor seldom exceeds 200.degree. F. (93.degree. C.), with the normal temperatures running around 160.degree. F. to 180.degree. F. (71.degree. C. to 82.degree. C.). The oil flow through the compressor removes up to forty percent of the heat generated by the compression of the refrigerant gas.
The oil also forms a film between the two rotors to allow the drive rotor to turn the driven rotor without metal-to-metal contact. Effectively, a thin film of oil resides between the lobes of the two rotors and transmits the driving force of the driven rotor to the slave rotor without the driven rotor actually coming in contact with the slave rotor. This greatly increases the life cycle of the compressor by reducingof the oil is compared to a setpoint and when that setpoint is exceeded, a second oil line is opened to the compressor.
U.S. Pat. No. 5,062,277 is concerned with oil loss. The '277 patent discloses the use of an oil heater to detect oil loss by sensing the temperature of the heater. The heater normally is submerged in the oil at a selected level in the oil tank. The heater uses the oil that is in the tank as a heat sink. If the temperature of the heater is sensed to have risen unduly, it is assumed that the oil has dropped below the level of the heater, since the heat sink is no longer available to draw the heat off of the heater.
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Monday, 27 September 2010

ASG fabric colouring

At my first workshop at the ASG sewing convention (Ballarat) I did a stack of fabric colouring. The preparation was to bring a pair of socks and a top that was cut out but not made yet. Being an eager beaver type, I also prepared two tops in addition to the socks and pre-cut top.

Here are the two tops after Monday's colour workshop with Michelle Barker. I chose strong cool colours.

Here are my newly coloured socks.

Here's the pre-cut top, post colouring workshop. I finished the top in Nola's class on Tuesday.

The other great things at Monday's class were meeting Barbara and Pam. Barbara gave me the good oil on Puyallup. She went to the expo this year, so she gave me some adviceCognitive and gait decrements among non-demented older adults with Type 2 diabetes or hypertension: a systematic review.
Older adults with Type 2 diabetes (DM2) and hypertension (HTN) often experience cognitive weaknesses. Growing evidence suggests that such weaknesses place patients at risk for gait disturbance and falls. The current systematic review evaluated (a) the impact of DM2 and HTN on cognition and gait and (b) the association between cognition and gait in the context of DM2 and HTN. PubMed was searched to identify studies published in English before 15 April 2017 that evaluated both cognition and gait among non-demented older adults either as a function of DM2 or HTN status or as a function of continuous variables that indicate disease severity and/or management (e.g. blood pressure, HbA1C). Risk of bias


by concentrating a bigger and bigger share of the nation’s wealth in fewer and fewer hands they were undermining the foundation of true long-term growth: the economic demand provided by middle class consumers who could afford to buy the economy’s goods and services.

Wall Street — and all of the outsourcers and buy-out artists — have waged relentless war on the American middle class without any concern at all for over all “job creation.” They would just as soon fire you or outsource you as look at you. They had only one thought: stuffing their own pockets.

Now they have the audacity to attack Democrats as “job killers?” If you believe that, I have some very nice swamp land in Florida to sell you.

By electing President Obama and the Democratic09 August 2013

A Dutch Oven Dinner...

Sometimes, you find time. Work has been crazy again here lately and we've had precious little opportunity to get out or do things together. Unhappy about that I decided all of us getting out and having a dinner together was in order.

We didn't drive the sixty odd miles to the nearest decent place to eat, instead we settled around a fire and a dutch oven and chatted the afternoon away just being a family. Some of the best times are the unplanned times doing the simplest of things.

And the food wasn't bad either...

Happy full bellied kids and dogs, momma and daddy too, what else can a man really ask for?