polymers and lipids, including reduced number of mitoses, cell shrinking, detrimental effects on key cellular proteins (e.g., protein kinase C), and vacuolization of the cytoplasm (Lv et al., [@B53]).

Pathway to translation and commercialization {#s5}
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The experimental development of NNMs is progressing at a fast pace, however significant challenges still exist in promoting these platforms into clinically feasible therapies (Table [3](#T3){ref-type="table"}). The majority of NNMs in the clinic are for the treatment of cancer, predominantly by the parenteral route of administration. They are structurally based on simple nanomedicine platforms, in particular basic nanoparticles, surface charge-modified nanoparticles, and PEGylated nanoparticles (Hafner et al., [@B28]; Sainz et al., [@B86]). Although clinical applications of nanotechnology for non-cancer diseases are increasing based on promising experimental results, there are several barriers that have slowed progressrounded to the nearest 100000?
6200000
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12
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0.34
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-28
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-0.0009
What is -10.5883 rounded to 1 dp?
-10.6
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-1
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-0.0000155
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2.2
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-0.7
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-0.4
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12000
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0.00012
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-0.0000078
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0.05
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-0.000004
What is 286870 rounded to the nearest ten thousand?
290000
What is -4688000 rounded to the nearest 100000?
-4700000
What is -0.000668 rounded to 5 dps?
-0.00067
What is -0.518 rounded to one decimal place?
-0.5
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6
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-2800
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thousand?
1900000
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-0.0124
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0.0000252
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39000
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0.0006
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-40000
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0.1
What is -6.674 rounded to 1 decimal place?
-6.7
What is -8990200 rounded to the nearest ten thousand?
-8990000
What is 15661.3 rounded to the nearest one thousand?
16000
What is -15.49 rounded to zero dps?
-15
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0.035
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0.000022
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2100000
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-19
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0.14
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-0.003
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-0.07
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-0.31
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-0.67
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-50000
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54000
What is -3.1937to be a guest at a beauty pageant. To Hope’s surprise, Mabel tells her she is one of the contestants and, what’s more, she’s even sure she’s going to win in spite of being overweight. Hope wants to be encouraging, but how can she when all the other creatures are more sleek and graceful than Mabel? Soon the other fish begin to snicker and call Mabel names. But what do you think happens when the judge—a manatee!—shows up? A lovely fable about how beauty is not only within us, but in the eye of the beholder as well.

Though this is a book that early readers can read on their own, I would recommend an adult to read it to children the first time, if only to make the


where find authentic gucci shoes online?I cant believe anyone would complain about these Gucci womens shoes. I put them on as much as possible; even to walk across the room; after work I may just stand in place doing a soft march so I can feel the soles massaging and comforting my tootsies.commit one monstrous—but wholly invented—atrocity after another. . . . If you didn’t know anything about the Revolution, you might actually believe the British army in North America was made up of astonishingly cruel, even demonic, sadists who really did do this kind of thing—as if they were the 18th century equivalent of the Nazi SS.

You could actually argue without too much exaggeration that The Patriot is as fascist a film (and I use the term in its literal sense, not as a synonym for “bad”) as anything made in decades.

Emmerich and Rodat—unwittingly or not—have done something unpleasantly akin to Holocaust revisionism. They have made a film that will have the effect of inoculating audiences against the unique historical horror of Oradour—and implicitly rehabilitating the Nazis while making


the British seem as evil as history’s worst monsters.

For anyone interested in the insidious character of “anti-nazi” propaganda—with which, of course, we’re still bombarded almost daily, more than a half century after NS Germany’s defeat—Jonathan Foreman’s review of The Patriot is worth examining.

I happen to agree with its general argument: The Patriot presents a grossly inaccurate depiction of British soldiers during the American Revolution, casting the British as cartoonishly evil villains while fabricating horrific crimes, repeated acts of what Foreman calls “bestial cruelty,” that they never committed.

Foreman’s review focuses on two contrasting historical facts, in themselves perhaps undeniable: During the Revolutionary War British soldiers did not burn down a Church with American civilians inside, an episode that nevertheless appears in Roland Emmerich’s film, but in 1944, at Oradour-sur-Glane,EunB and RiSe. On September 15, 2014, Polaris Entertainment released a tribute music video of "I'm Fine Thank You", using behind-the-scenes footage of the group to honor EunB and RiSe.

On November 12, 2014, Park was arrested and indicted on the charge of causing a fatal collision under the Act on Special Cases Concerning the Settlement of Traffic Accidents and was sentenced to a year and two months in jail on January 15, 2015. On March 25, 2015, Park filed an appeal to reduce his sentence. On April 8, 2015, he reached a settlement agreement with both EunB and RiSe's families for an undisclosed amount. On April 15, 2015, Park's appeal was successful, and his sentence was reduced to a suspended one year and two months jail sentence for


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 Strang3r (2016)
 Code#03 Set Me Free (2019)

Filmography

Reality shows

Awards and nominations

Melon Music Awards

Mnet Asian Music Awards

Gaon Chart K-Pop Awards

Seoul International Youth Film Festival

Korea Entertainment Culture Awards

Notes

References

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Floating environment with horizontal line using KOMA-script's `DeclareNewTOC`

Short Version:
I want to define a new floating environment using DeclareNewTOC which is enclosed by horizontal lines.
Long Version:
I use the package algpseudocode for typesetting my algorithms. Since algpseudocode does not provide a floating environment one can use the environment from the older algorithm package. This package produces in combination with chapter heading/labeling the warning Class scrbook Warning: \float@addtolists detected!. Of course, this warning can be avoided using the package scrhack.
In the following the minimal example which demonstrate this behavior:
\documentclass{scrbook}

% \usepackage{scrhack}
\usepackage{algorithm}
\usepackage{algpseudocode}

\begin{document}

\chapter{Chapter Heading}
\label{ch:1}

\end{document}

Since KOMA-scripts provides DeclareNewTOC, I though I could use this command to define a new environment for that purpose. This works quit well except for the horizontal lines. I tried \hrulefill and some other commands but the spacing was not


Q:

Unable to cast object of type 'Newtonsoft.Json.Linq.JObject' to type 'System.Runtime.Serialization.ISafeSerializationData'

I am getting the following exception trying to deserialize a web api call - the message is obscure so I can't understand what is going on - this cast works in other cases not sure what's wrong here:
Exception:
  InnerException: System.Reflection.TargetInvocationException
   _HResult=-2146232828
   _message=Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation.
   HResult=-2146232828
   IsTransient=false
   Message=Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation.
   Source=mscorlib
   StackTrace:
        at System.RuntimeMethodHandle.InvokeMethod(Object target, Object[] arguments, Signature sig, Boolean constructor)
        at System.Reflection.RuntimeMethodInfo.UnsafeInvokeInternal(Object obj, Object[] parameters, Object[] arguments)
        at System.Reflection.RuntimeMethodInfo.Invoke(Object at System.Data.SqlClient.TdsParser.TryRun(RunBehavior runBehavior, SqlCommand cmdHandler, SqlDataReader dataStream, BulkCopySimpleResultSet bulkCopyHandler, TdsParserStateObject stateObj, Boolean& dataReady)\r\n   at System.Data.SqlClient.SqlDataReader.TryConsumeMetaData()\r\n   at System.Data.SqlClient.SqlDataReader.get_MetaData()\r\n   at System.Data.SqlClient.SqlCommand.FinishExecuteReader(SqlDataReader ds, RunBehavior runBehavior, String resetOptionsString)\r\n   at System.Data.SqlClient.SqlCommand.RunExecuteReaderTds(CommandBehavior cmdBehavior, RunBehavior runBehavior, Boolean returnStream, Boolean async, Int32 timeout, Task& task, Boolean asyncWrite, SqlDataReader ds)\r\n   at System.Data.SqlClient.SqlCommand.RunExecuteReader(CommandBehavior cmdBehavior, RunBehavior runBehavior, Boolean returnStream, String method, TaskCompletionSource`1 completion, Int32 timeout, Task& task, Boolean asyncWrite)\r\n   at System.Data.SqlClient.SqlCommand.RunExecuteReader(CommandBehavior cmdBehavior, RunBehavior runBehavior, Boolean returnStream, String method)\r\n   at System.Data.SqlClient.SqlCommand.ExecuteReader(CommandBehavior behavior, String method)\r\n   at System.Data.SqlClient.SqlCommand.ExecuteDbDataReader(CommandBehavior behavior)\r\n   at System.Data.Entity.Infrastructure.Interception.DbCommandDispatcher.<>c__DisplayClassb.<Reader>b__8()\r\n   at System.Data.Entity.Infrastructure.Interception.InternalDispatcher`1.Dispatch[TInterceptionContext,TResult](Func`1 operation, TInterceptionContext interceptionContext, Action`1 executing, Action`1 executed)\r\n   at System.Data.Entity.Infrastructure.Interception.DbCommandDispatcher.Reader(DbCommand command, DbCommandInterceptionContext interceptionContext)\r\n   at System.Data.Entity.Internal.InterceptableDbCommand.ExecuteDbDataReader(CommandBehavior behavior)\r\n   at System.Data.Entity.Core.Mapping.Update.Internal.DynamicUpdateCommand.Execute(Dictionary`2 identifierValues, List`1 generatedValues)\r\n


the tetrad field (9) is a solution to the $f(T)$ field equations (26) which is invariant under LLT[^4].

In this paper we have addressed the problem of the invariance of the field equations of $f(T)$ gravitational theory under LLT. We first used a “general tetrad field” which contained five unknown functions in $r$. This tetrad field has been studied [@Nas] and a special solution has been obtained. This solution is characterized by its scalar torsion is vanishes.

We rewrite this tetrad field, “general tetrad field”, into two matrices. The first matrix represent a tetrad fields contains four unknown functions in $r$. This tetrad field has been studied before in [@Ngrg] and has been shown that it represent an exact solution within the framework of $f(T)$ gravitational theories. The second matrixrepresent a LLT that satisfies $$\left({\Lambda_i}^j \right) \eta_{j k} \left({\Lambda^k}_m \right)=\eta_{im},$$ and contains an arbitrary $H(r)$.

We have applied the field equations of $f(T)$ [*which are not invariant under LLT*]{} to the general tetrad field. We have obtained a set of non-linear differential equations which depend on the $H(r)$. Therefore, We have regularized the field equations of $f(T)$ gravitational theory such that it has been became invariant under LLT. Then, we have applied these invariant field equations to the [*generalized tetrad field*]{}. We have shown that this [*general tetrad field*]{} is an exact solution to the regularized field equations of $f(T)$ gravitational theory.

The problem of the non invariance of the field equations of $f(T)$ under LLT is not a trivial task to tackle. The main reason for this is


small differences here are there. And since it seems that it's Trump's country and we're just living in it (for now at least), perhaps American women should ask themselves: Which kind of Trump Woman are you?

It was a good reminder for Americans about how the Trump administration likes its women: hair done, makeup piled on, and lying through their teeth.

Are you the kind of Trump Woman who will cover for a bigoted narcissist at the expense of your reputation and against your better judgement? Kellyanne Alternative Facts Conway reportedly said, "Blech, I need to take a shower" after defending Trump on MSNBC before he won the election. She has repeatedly lied on television, saying anything and spinning everything for a man whose dishonesty knows no end. Conway, whodoesn't identify with feminism because she thinks it's "anti-male," is more than happy to stand by her man 'til the bitter (very bitter) end.

Or maybe you're the kind of Trump Woman who does call herself a feminist, yet still supports a man who is actively dismantling women's rights across the board. Ivanka Trump touts herself as an all-American female entrepreneur...while wearing clothes made in China by workers paid just 62 dollars a week. (Perhaps they just need some Women Who Work advice on how to ask their boss for a raise?) If you're the Ivanka kind of Trump Woman, you really check all the boxes: blonde, thin, polished, and ready to explain why a man whose disdain for women borders on the psychotic is actually a feminist.

If you're


day, at least 15,000 (some say 20,000) marched over a period of eight hours from Fordham Park to Hyde Park with slogans including: 'Thirteen Dead and Nothing Said', 'No Police Cover-Up', 'Blood Ah Go Run If Justice No Come' – the largest single political mobilization of black people ever seen in the UK. LKJ was a steward on the march, and remembers that 'all along the march we kept on picking up more people... school children were climbing over fences to come and join the demonstration in Peckham'. Other walked out of their workplaces to join in.

The march passes Clifton Rise in New Cross

Although the march was mainly peaceful, The Sun reported it with the headline: ‘The Day the Blacks Ran Riot in London’, with other press reportsthe treated samples must be thoroughly dialyzed or desalted before assay. In the case of lung homogenates, dialysis is not an extra step since fresh, untreated samples must also be dialyzed or desalted before assaying by the cytochrome c method. Cu,ZnSOD activity is equal to the activity in the untreated sample minus the activity in the DDC-treated portion of the sample. Another copper chelator, triethylenetetramine, did not inactivate Cu,ZnSOD and could not be used instead of DDC. For accurate measurement of both enzymes in samples where MnSOD contributes only a small fraction of the total SOD activity, the DDC method has the advantage that it provides a direct measure of the MnSOD activity without interference by Cu,ZnSOD.


methods may not be suitable for real world applications, such as monitoring drivers inside a vehicle or people exercising. Long-time analysis constitutes a further limitation of existing works [Li2014, Poh2010, Poh2011]. Indeed, instead of estimating the instantaneous heart rate, they provide the average HR measurement over a long video sequence. The main disadvantage of using a long analysis window is the inability to capture interesting short-time phenomena, such as a sudden HR increase/decrease due to specific emotions [Valenza2014revealing].
In practice, another problem faced by researchers developing automatic HR measurement approaches, is the lack of publicly available datasets recorded under realistic conditions. A notable exception is the MAHNOB-HCI dataset [Soleymani2012], a multimodal dataset for research on emotion recognition and implicit tagging, which also contains HR annotations. Importantly, an extensive evaluation

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Hmm, well depending on where the Text in ls_string comes from, you could do the population of the name field before the save event is fired.
A typical example would be, when either the "First Name" or "Last Name" field changes, then update the name field to be "First Name" + "Last Name".
However, using client script to fill in fields isn't necessarily the best plan. It's better to use a Plugin to enforce business logic, to avoid any loopholes.
This doesn't help if the field is Business Required, but I don't see what advantage that flag actually gives you... If you really, really need the business required flag, then you would fill in a bogus value in the client script, and always overwrite it in the plugin.


Characterization of cost with respect to nutritional upshift in the media composition along with sublethal doses of transcriptional and translational inhibitor.
Expression of unnecessary proteins is known to reduce the growth rate of Escherichia coli. This reduction in growth rate, due to the diversion of cellular resources from making essential proteins, is called cost. Cellular resources depend upon the macromolecular content of the cell. Cost phenomenon lies in the process of transcription and translation. The effect of an upshift in the nutritional content of the medium on the cost process of natural lac proteins is not looked upon. Which process of gene expression, transcription, or translation is more important for the cost process is not clear. The current study indicated that cost process is not associated with the upshiftMuscleaneous

May '08

Feature Article from Hemmings Muscle Machines

HMM to sponsor Goodguys Muscle Car AwardHMM will be the presenting sponsor of the Goodguys 2008 Muscle Car of the Year award. As part of a new partnership, HMM will run photos of all 2008 Muscle Car of the Year finalists as they are selected throughout the event season, and publish a feature article about the winning car at the end of the year.
The Goodguys/Hemmings Muscle Machines Muscle Car of the Year award is presented to a muscle car built between 1955 and 1972. Regional finalists will be selected throughout the year from each of the 19 Goodguys events that feature muscle cars. The award is designed to honor a superior factory stock or fully restored muscle car. Contestants wishing to have


to a real NASCAR stock car as possible for the street," said Year One project designer Phil Brewer. "It's pretty much going to be an old-school Superbird, in particular, how we're going to handle the body."
Year One extensively photographed an authentic NASCAR-spec 1970 Superbird at the Talladega Superspeedway museum. Period-correct NASCAR modifications will include the custom transmission tunnel, moving the rear spring pockets further up into the floor, adding a stout X-brace to tie the subframes together, installing larger wheel tubs and a generous radius treatment for the wheel openings.
While the body is all retro, the power is modern. Evernham's shop will contribute a NASCAR-spec 358-cu.in. Dodge engine, without the NASCAR-spec restrictions. This engine would produce about 750hp, but it has been de-tuned to run on pump gas.Lodge. The Fun Lodge was the lodge where we were sent when it was time to have fun, according to the schedule. There were board games in the Fun Lodge, art supplies like Elmer’s glue and glitter. But the lights inside the Fun Lodge were blindingly bright when I was stoned. They never seemed that bright to me before. And everybody in the Fun Lodge was looking at me! I just knew they were! They all could tell I was stoned!

I told my attendant I wanted to flee back to the cabin. Then I told him to put me in bed and I laid there hiding with the covers over my head until morning.

As you can see, my first time was a huge downer. It’s a miracle that


their ability to become Th1 and Th17 cells. We hypothesize that similar to T cell differentiation, macrophage differentiation is also controlled by mTOR. To test this hypothesis, our lab has generated a novel mouse model in which mTOR, mTORC1, or mTORC2 are selectively knocked out in murine macrophages. Indeed our preliminary data support this hypothesis and further delineate a critical role for mTOR in macrophages in regulating the inflammation leading to pulmonary fibrosis. To this end we will test the hypothesis that mTOR plays a critical role in the development of alternatively activated macrophages and pulmonary fibrosis by pursuing the following Specific Aims: Aim 1 - mTOR regulates macrophage differentiation and Aim 2 - alternatively activated macrophages (M2) promote pulmonary fibrosis. PUBLIC HEALTH RELEVANCE: Pulmonary fibrosis is alocalhost:9022
Shutdown shutdown -hP now the image and copy it via scp(winscp) to your pi.

Run it on the Pi (Use a SSH for the following commands)

Get the missing qemu Bios wget -O /usr/share/qemu/sgabios.bin http://qemu.weilnetz.de/w32/2012-06-28/sgabios.bin
Start it! qemu -cpu 486 -hda debian.img -m 150m -smp 1 -redir tcp:9022::22 -redir udp:9055::9987 --nographic
If you get a memory error then try it a few times.
If it says starting Grub then wait some minutes (it's booting in the background, but you will never get a prompt here!). Now login with a other SSH terminal to login 'ssh root@localhost -p 9022'
Now start Teamspeak and try to log in on port 9055 of the Pi.
Shutdown again the qemu guest.
Start it again but add -daemonize, so it runs even when you log off. I also made a script


Wii's Next Big Hit: De Blob

If there’s one thing that can be said about CB Games, it’s that we are definitely a friend to the Indie developer. Which is why we are so psyched that student developed De Blob has been picked up by THQ and will be making its way to the Wii.

I myself cannot discern much about the game other than the following: It seems to me to be a sort of bizarre new take on Jet Grind Radio (or for Xbox gamers, Jet Set Radio Future). You can absorb different creatures to gain new colors and then gain missions to paint certain buildings certain colors. You’ll also need to do a sizeable amount of platforming as coloring multiple objects without falling leads to combo points.

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Laravel: trying to make three update functions within one controller

I'm trying to make three different update functions in CompanyAdressController: defaultUpdate, contactUpdate and generalUpdate.
In first case I'm trying to access them via api:
from my js app:
this.$http.put('http://127.0.0.1:8000/api/companyDefault/' + this.hospital.default.id, this.hospital.default)
and inside api routes:
Route::resource('/companyDefault', 'CompanyAddressController@defaultUpdate');
and in CompanyAddressController:
public function defaultUpdate(Request $request, CompanyAddress $companyAddress)
{
...
}

I've got an error:
"message": "Method [defaultUpdate@update] does not exist on [App\\Http\\Controllers\\CompanyAddressController].",
    "exception": "BadMethodCallException",

How should I correct my routes to get access to my method? Or should I do it different way by making one controller update function with parameters from my api function?

A:

You're using resourceful controller check laravel documentation: https://laravel.com/docs/5.6/controllers#resource-controllers. The proper syntax for registering a resourceful controller is:
Route::resource('companyDefault', 'CompanyAddressController');

I think this is what you want:
Route::put('/companyDefault', 'CompanyAddressController@defaultUpdate');
Route::put('/contactUpdate', 'CompanyAddressController@contactUpdate');
Route::put('/generalUpdate', 'CompanyAddressController@generalUpdate');


of us as we followed one athlete's lead who put the bands around her knees as we began to do a wall sit. "Don't be a sheep" was repeated (louder each time) by our trainer before we realized that he was trying [...]

This past week was a milestone in the lives of many young golfers all over the world. If you follow any junior golf tour or organization, I am sure you saw the flood of pictures as junior golfers set behind the table, with their families and coaches surrounding them, displaying their future university mascot and [...]

As a junior golfer you can always learn something from other players, especially ones who have reached a level that you are aiming to reach. This past week was a greatThe gate electrode TG comprises a polysilicon film 220 and a polysilicon film 240 provided over the polysilicon film 220 via an inter-gate insulating film 230. The polysilicon films 220 and 240 are electrically connected on the active area AA. Interlayer insulating films 260 and 280 are provided so as to cover the transfer gate transistors TGTD, TGTS and TGT.
Gate electrodes TG of transfer gate transistors TGTD, TGTS and TGT provided in the active areas AA of the same row are commonly connected. Impurity diffusion layers (drain regions) on one side of the transfer gate transistors TGTD, TGTS and TGT are connected to a drain-side select gate line SGD, a source-side select gate line SGS and control gate lines CG, respectively. More specifically, the select gate lines SGD


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        $i=0;
        foreach($Products as $key => $value)
        {
        $i++;
            if($i%2==0)
            {
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fib = n => n > 1 ? fib(n - 1) + fib(n - 2) : n;

... The problem is that fib isn't defined when you try to use it in the above method so the static analyzer reports a compiler error.


   warning('DataType set to default: %s', def.DataType);
        this.data{i}.attributes.DataType       = def.DataType;
    end
    if ~isfield(this.data{i}.attributes,'Intent') || ...
        isempty(this.data{i}.attributes.Intent)
        warning('Intent code set to default: %s', def.Intent);
        this.data{i}.attributes.Intent         = def.Intent;
    end
    this.data{i}.attributes.Encoding           = def.Encoding;
    this.data{i}.attributes.Endian             = def.Endian;
    this.data{i}.attributes.ExternalFileName   = def.ExternalFileName;
    this.data{i}.attributes.ExternalFileOffset = def.ExternalFileOffset;
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    #
    # Property metadata for this object
    #
    _properties = spec_properties.position_PositionSide

    def __init__(self, **kwargs):
        """
        Create a new PositionSide instance
        """
        super(PositionSide, self).__init__()

        #
        # Number of units in the position (negative value indicates short
        # position, positive indicates long position).
        #
        self.units = kwargs.get("units")


**kwargs
    ):
        """
        List all Positions for an Account. The Positions returned are for every
        instrument that has had a position during the lifetime of an the
        Account.

        Args:
            accountID:
                Account Identifier

        Returns:
            v20.response.Response containing the results from submitting the
                   self.ctx.position.Position.from_dict(d, self.ctx)
                    for d in jbody.get('positions')
                ]

            if jbody.get('lastTransactionID') is not None:
                parsed_body['lastTransactionID'] = \
                    jbody.get('lastTransactionID')

        elif str(response.status) == "401":


    parsed_body['errorCode'] = \
                    jbody.get('errorCode')

            if jbody.get('errorMessage') is not None:
                parsed_body['errorMessage'] = \
                    jbody.get('errorMessage')

        #
        # Unexpected response status
        #
        else:
            parsed_body  jbody.get('errorMessage')

        elif str(response.status) == "405":
            if jbody.get('errorCode') is not None:
                parsed_body['errorCode'] = \
                    jbody.get('errorCode')

            if jbody.get('errorMessage') is not None:
                parsed_body['errorMessage'] = \
                    jbody.get('errorMessage')


                jbody.get('errorMessage')

        elif str(response.status) == "405":
            if jbody.get('errorCode') is not None:
                parsed_body['errorCode'] = \
                    jbody.get('errorCode')

            if jbody.get('errorMessage') is not None:
                parsed_body['errorMessage'] = \
                    the string "ALL", the string "NONE", or a DecimalNumber
                representing how many units of the long position to close using
                a PositionCloseout MarketOrder. The units specified must always
                be positive.
            longClientExtensions:
                The client extensions to add to the MarketOrder used to close


add-on to learndash.
What we need is that we can do personality test with a specific outcome, Please read the documents & flowchart!
If you have any questions about the enneagram just ask us

...three major functions of this chatbot/project:
1. Users need to be able to sign up and select their category of need, location, budget and timing. (See Attached PDF for flowchart as well as visit website)
2. The chatbot needs to save the fields to a database (prefer MYSQL)
3. The database needs to connect to a admin page with a sortable/filterable

...When complete, your program should include three (3) arrays, two (2) loops, one (1) and / or conditional statement, and one (1) variable.
Using Visual Logic, design a flowchart that is also a fully functional program to add functionality to theQ:

Dropdownlist not showing up in all rows in kendo grid detailInit grid

I am running into an issue when adding a dropdownlist to my grid in my detailInit grid.
When I select a row, the dropdownlists are in there, but when I select another row, then the dropdownlist's don't appear.
However, if I select the 3rd row, I get the dropdownlists appearing and they will appear in the 2nd and 1rst row, but not the fourth.
Why is this happening and how do I fix it so that regardless which row I select, that all the rows will have the dropdownlists?

var dropdownData = [{
    "CatalogID": 1,
    "NameVersion": "Catalog1"
  },
  {
    "CatalogID": 2,
    "NameVersion": "Catalog2"
  },


package assertions

import (
	"fmt"
	"path/filepath"
	"reflect"
	"runtime"
	"strings"

	"github.com/sirupsen/logrus/hooks/test"
)

// AssertionTestingTB exposes enough testing.TB methods for assertions.
type AssertionTestingTB interface {
	Errorf(format string, args ...interface{})
	Fatalf(format string, args ...interface{})
}

type assertionLoggerFn func(string, ...interface{})

// Equal compares values using comparison operator.
func Equal(loggerFn assertionLoggerFn, expected, actual interface{}, msg ...interface{}) {
	if expected != actual {
		errMsg := parseMsg("Values are not equal", msg...)
		_, file, line, _ := runtime.Caller(2)
		loggerFn("%s:%d %s, want: %[4]v (%[4]T), got: %[5]v (%[5]T)", filepath.Base(file), line, errMsg, expected, actual)
	}
}

// NotEqual compares values using comparison operator.
func NotEqual(loggerFn assertionLoggerFn, expected, actual interface{}, msg ...interface{}) {
	if expected == actual {
		errMsg := parseMsg("Values are equal", msg...)
		_, file, line, _ := runtime.Caller(2)
		loggerFn("%s:%d %s, both values are equal: %[4]v (%[4]T)", filepath.Base(file), line, errMsg, expected)
	}
}

// DeepEqual compares values using DeepEqual.
func DeepEqual(loggerFn assertionLoggerFn, expected, actual interface{}, msg ...interface{}) {
	if !reflect.DeepEqual(expected, actual) {
		errMsg := parseMsg("Values are not equal", msg...)
		_, file, line, _ :=build better human beings.”

More importantly, Gracie gets a chance to create memories. And it’s through those that he hopes to share the knowledge he’s been able to acquire in this lifetime – or even, who knows, the ones after it.

“Some people say that there’s life after death,” Gracie said. “So I hope there is. And I hope there is fighting there, too. So I can bring these amazing memories to kick some ass on the other side too.”

For more on ONE Championship 78, check out the MMA Rumors section of the site.

MMAjunkie Radio broadcasts Monday-Friday at 1 p.m. ET (10 a.m. PT) live from Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino’s Race & Sports Book. The show is hosted by “Gorgeous” George Garcia, Brian “Goze” Garcia and Dan Tom. For


founded in 1988 by the Corporación de Promoción Universitaria, its umbrella non-profit foundation. It was the first totally private self-financed university in Ecuador. It was named after the city of Quito: San Francisco de Quito, in response to the need of a private higher-education institution in Ecuador. It was recognized by the Ministry of Education and Culture of Ecuador in October 1995 and accredited by CONESUP in May 2001.

Establishment of the Corporación de Promoción Universitaria
In 1980, a group of Ecuadorian and international intellectuals and businesspeople, under the leadership of Santiago Gangotena González, established the non-profit Corporación de Promoción Universitaria, with the mission to create a private Ecuadorian university. The corporation was legalized by the Ministry of Education and Culture of Ecuador in June 1985 (published in the Officialcirculation after digestion.

Many food allergens are stable to gastrointestinal (GI) digestion, which may contribute to their allergenicity^[@CR21],\ [@CR22]^. It has been postulated that food allergens must have properties that preserve their protein structure from degradation in the GI tract, such as resistance to low pH, bile salts and proteolysis^[@CR23]--[@CR26]^. Consequently, resistance to pepsin digestion in the stomach can be seen as a marker for potential allergenicity^[@CR21]^. However some food allergens, e.g. allergens belonging to the PR-10 protein family, are less resistant to pepsin^[@CR22]^ and furthermore even small peptides obtained after digestion of other food allergens can be allergenic^[@CR27]^. Posttranslational modifications also have an important role in digestibility. For example, carbohydrate chains on the egg allergen ovomucoid contribute to increased resistance to proteolysis, and allergenic potency^[@CR28]^.

Thyroglobulin is a dimeric


with PNGase F and three individual sera were reanalysed (Fig. [3b](#Fig3){ref-type="fig"}). No IgE binding was observed and the absence of α-Gal was further confirmed with a monoclonal anti-α-Gal antibody (Fig. [3b](#Fig3){ref-type="fig"}). Further analysis using a 2D immunoblot developed with the serum pool (Fig. [3c](#Fig3){ref-type="fig"}) revealed that there are several spots representing peptides at 14 kDa with pI values in basic region, and several peptides at 17 kDa with pIs in both acidic and basic regions of the 2D immunoblot. IgE from red meat-allergic patients' sera did not recognize peptides with molecular mass lower than 10 kDa.

In order to determine the proportion of α-Gal specific IgE antibodies that were directed against the peptides, adsorption experiments were performed using five individual sera. Each serum was pre-incubated with the peptides or undigested BTG as reference and thethese α-Gal containing glycopeptides had hybrid or complex N-glycans, an immunoblot of BTG and the digested peptides was probed with an anti-Neu5Gc antibody. The presence of Neu5Gc was confirmed on intact BTG (lane 1 Fig. [6a](#Fig6){ref-type="fig"}) but not on the pepsinolytic α-Gal containing peptides (lane 2, Fig. [6a](#Fig6){ref-type="fig"}).Figure 6Mapping and influence of other glycans on IgE-reactive peptides. (**a**) Detection of Neu5Gc on bovine thyroglobulin and the corresponding digestion products using an anti-Neu5Gc antibody. Lane 1--Bovine thyroglobulin; Lane 2--Bovine thyroglobulin peptides obtained after 60 minutes of gastric digestion; Lane 3--Porcine pepsin only as control after 60 minutes of digestion; M--Molecular weight markers. (**b**) Patient IgE binding to HSA-NAc-β-1,4-galactose-α-1,3-galactose, HSA-galactose-α-1,3-galactose and HSA-NAc-β-1,4-galactose as measured by ELISA.

As the corresponding complex glycans in porcine BTG contain the galactose-α1,3-galactose-β1,4-N-acetylglucosamine and galactose-β1,4-N-acetylglucosamine structures, the IgE binding against HSA-NAc-β-1,4-galactose, HSA-


region with two potential α-Gal residues at Asn~1756~ and/or Asn~1850~ was identified solely in IgE reactive peptides at 10--15 kDa. This region does not seem to contain Neu5Gc. In BTG, this complex glycan seems to comprise the most allergenic α-Gal epitopes since all patients tested had the strongest IgE-reactivity to these peptides. As galactose-β1,4-N-acetylglucosamine is a part of the complex BTG glycan, we used direct ELISA to conclude that red meat-allergic patients' IgE did not bind galactose-β1,4-N-acetylglucosamine itself and that there was a slight difference in IgE binding to α-Gal di- and trisaccharides. We have previously shown that red meat allergic patients have a selective IgE response to the α-Gal glycan that does not involve the protein backbone and, that Neu5Gc is not the target of the IgE response^[@CR36]^.the local ethics committee of Karolinska Institutet (2014/847-32 and 2016/1447-32) and all experiments were in accordance with relevant guidelines and regulations. Sample collection was done after written informed consent from the study participants.

Chemicals {#Sec11}
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Bovine thyroglobulin (BTG), porcine pepsin (P-6887) and trypsin from Porcine Pancreas (Proteomic Grade, BioReagent, Dimethylated) were obtained from Sigma-Aldrich (St. Louis, MO, USA). HRP-conjugated mouse anti-human IgE (B3102E8, Abcam, UK), goat anti-human IgE (KPL, Gaithersburg, MD, USA), monoclonal mouse anti-α-Gal (M86, Enzo Life Science Inc, Farmingdale, NY, USA), AP-conjugated goat anti-mouse IgM (Southern Biotech, Birmingham, AL, USA) as well as FITC conjugated anti-CD63 and PE conjugated anti-CD203c (clones CLBGran/12 and 97A6, respectively, Immunotech, Marseille, France) antibodies were purchased. PNGase F kit for deglycosylation was obtained from New England BioLabs (Ispwich, MA, USA). HSA-NAc-β-1,4-galactose, HSA-NAc-β-1,4-galactose-α-1,3-galactose and


concomitant ESA and chemotherapy administration).

Adult patients receiving myelosuppressive chemotherapy for the treatment of solid tumour malignancies, including but not limited to breast, lung, gastrointestinal, uterine, cervical, ovarian and lymphoma, were eligible for inclusion. Patients under the age of 18 years or with a history of myelodysplastic syndrome or renal disease were excluded from analysis. In addition, duplicate patient visits and visits in which patients did not undergo all of the nine required components of ESA administration were excluded from the study. The study was Institutional Review Board (IRB)-approved and each patient participant provided written informed consent.

A total of 12 patient visits were selected per site; of these, six assessments evaluated ESA-only visits, while the remaining six evaluations included visits in which patients received an ESA in combination with chemotherapy.Independent study data monitors collected and recorded all data, and a stopwatch was used to record start and stop points for each of the nine events related to ESA administration. Patient visits with and without concomitant chemotherapy were analysed separately.

### Data Points {#Sec4}

The outcome data were the time required to complete each of the following nine standard tasks involved in ESA administration, with and without concomitant chemotherapy administration \[[@CR4], [@CR15]\]:patient registration/check-inphlebotomylaboratorychart retrievalpatient counselling/preparation/vital signsESA preparationESA administration and documentationpatient billingpatient appointment scheduling

At each site, a trained observer recorded the time for each step, in minutes and seconds, using a stopwatch. The start and stop times were recorded on the case report form.

The time needed to fulfil ESA Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategies requirements was not included in the observation,


visits, percentage of planned DA doses not administered), and the chi-square test was applied to compare proportions. Furthermore, cost data were log-transformed and analysed with the one-tailed *t*-test. Analysis of covariance (ANCOVA) was used to adjust for the difference in treatment duration for the two groups.

Results {#Sec10}
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Phase 1 Prospective, Cross-Sectional, Observational Time and Motion Study {#Sec11}
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Seventy-three patient visits were included in the staff time and motion study (patient visits when only ESA was administered \[*n*~ESA\ only~\] = 36, patient visits that included chemotherapy administration \[*n*~chemo~\] = 37). As shown in Table [1](#Tab1){ref-type="table"}, the mean total time that oncology practice staff spent to complete all of the nine tasks of ESA administration was 23.2 min for patient visits that included chemotherapy administration. The most time-consuming individual steps were laboratory and phlebotomy, with mean times ofwith a long-acting ESA for treatment of anaemia due to concomitantly administered chemotherapy which more closely coincides with many patients' chemotherapy schedules, can minimize ESA-only visits, reducing staff time, staff resources and total labour costs. The methodology used in this study can be implemented in the real-world oncology setting and represents a potential opportunity for increased operational efficiency for oncology practices.

In summary, the introduction of ESAs into clinical oncology practice has been an advance in the management of patients with anaemia undergoing chemotherapy. The results from the study presented here detail how the implementation of a q3w dosing schedule with a long-acting ESA, which often more closely coincides with patients' chemotherapy schedules, may minimize ESA-only visits, reducing staff time and total labour costs in settings that represent real-world


not impermissibly burden plaintiffs' Second Amendment rights under the Supreme Court's “fee jurisprudence” because it was designed to defray, and did not exceed, the administrative costs of regulating an individual's right to bear arms. See Kwong v. Bloomberg, 876 F.Supp.2d 246, 253–58 (S.D.N.Y.2012). In particular, the District Court noted that “[t]he plaintiffs offer no evidence disputing or rebutting the City Defendants' evidence that the application fees imposed by Admin. Code § 10–131(a)(2) do not exceed the administrative costs attendant to the licensing scheme.” Id. at 257. The District Court also held that $340 fee was “permissible if analyzed under the means-end scrutiny applicable to laws that burden the exercise of Second Amendment rights.” Id. at 258. After determining that “intermediate scrutiny” was appropriate because “Admin. Code § 10–131(a)(2)right more expensive or more difficult to exercise.”); see also Planned Parenthood of Se. Pa. v. Casey, 505 U.S. 833, 874 (1992) (“The fact that a law which serves a valid purpose, one not designed to strike at the right itself, has the incidental effect of making it more difficult or more expensive to [exercise the right] cannot be enough to invalidate it.”); cf. Heller, 554 U.S. at 626–27 (“[N]othing in our opinion should be taken to cast doubt on ․ laws imposing conditions and qualifications on the commercial sale of arms.”).

But we need not definitively decide that applying heightened scrutiny is unwarranted here15 because we agree with the District Court that Admin. Code § 10–131(a)(2) would, in any event, survive under the so-called “intermediate” form of heightened


ATM One LLC v. Inc. Vill. of Freeport, 714 N.Y.S.2d 721, 722 (2d Dep't 2000) (quotation marks omitted). Based on its determination that the contested law does not burden any fundamental rights and the fact that the statute's geographic classification is not suspect, the majority concludes that only rational basis review is warranted under the Equal Protection Clause.

This analysis both blinks reality and condones a loophole that permits disparate burdens on a fundamental right for different individuals. Penal Law § 400.00(14) does not operate in a vacuum; it is applied through local legislation that has the result of a gun owner paying a $340 handgun licensing fee in one New York State jurisdiction and a $10 fee in another. This disparate burden of a fundamental right necessitates moreFourteenth Amendment provides, in relevant part: “No State shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States; nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws.” U.S. Const. amend. XIV.

4. Before the District Court, but not on appeal, the New York Attorney General argued that plaintiffs lacked standing to bring this § 1983 action. The District Court held that the individual plaintiffs who paid $340 and obtained a residential handgun license had standing to bring this action. Kwong v. Bloomberg, 876 F.Supp.2d 246, 251–52 (S.D.N.Y.2012). We agree. Because we are persuaded that the individual plaintiffs have


a method called doDownload() which is called from onResume() if a Boolean indicating downloadComplete is true. The Boolean is set in the onPostExecute(...) method of FileDownloader.
private void doDownload() {
    // Retrieve the FileDownloader instance if previousy retained
    fdl = (FileDownloader)getLastNonConfigurationInstance();

    // If it's not null, set the Context to use for progress updates and
    // to manipulate any UI elements in onPostExecute(...)
    if (fdl != null)
        fdl.setParentActivity(this);
    else {
        // If we got here fdl is null so an instance hasn't been retained
        String[] downloadFileList = this.getResources().getStringArray(R.array.full_download_file_list);
   return;
  }
  for (let i = 0; i < rules.length; i++) {
    let style = rules[i].style;
    let expectation = rulesContent[i].toString();
    is(style.length, 1, "Should contain only one declaration");
    is(style.zIndex, expectation, "Should match expectation");
  }
}

const tests = [
  {
    title: "Add new stylesheet",
    async run(doc) {
      checkRules(doc, [1]);
      let link = doc.createElement("link");
      link.rel = "stylesheet";
      link.href = "getCSSStyleRules-2.css";
      doc.head.appendChild(link);
      // Check the rules synchronously when the stylesheet has not been
      // loaded,


 },
  },
  {
    title: "Add and remove rules",
    async run(doc) {
      checkRules(doc, [1]);

      let sheet = doc.querySelector("link").sheet;
      info("Inserting style rule");
      sheet.insertRule("unknowntagname { z-index: 3; }", 1);
      checkRules(doc, [1, 3]);

      info("Removing style rule");
      sheet.deleteRule(0);
      checkRules(doc, [3]);

      info("Inserting media rule");
      sheet.insertRule("@media all { unknowntagname { z-index: 4; } }", 1);
      checkRules(doc, [3, 4]);

      info("Inserting supports rule");
          if (e.name == "InvalidAccessError") {
            await new Promise(resolve => requestAnimationFrame(resolve));
          } else {
            throw e;
          }
        }
      }
      checkRules(doc, [2, 3, 5, 4]);

      info("Removing supports rule");
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      checkRules(doc, [2, 3, 4]);

      info("Removing media rule");
      sheet.deleteRule(2);
      checkRules(doc,


/*
 * tw9910 Video Driver
 *
 * Copyright (C) 2008 Renesas Solutions Corp.
 * Kuninori Morimoto <morimoto.kuninori@renesas.com>
 *
 * Based on ov772x driver,
 *
 * Copyright (C) 2008 Kuninori Morimoto <morimoto.kuninori@renesas.com>
 * Copyright 2006-7 Jonathan Corbet <corbet@lwn.net>
 * Copyright (C) 2008 Magnus Damm
 * Copyright (C) 2008, Guennadi Liakhovetski <kernel@pengutronix.de>
 *
 * This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
 * it under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 2 as
 * published by the Free Software Foundation.
 */

#include <linux/init.h>
#include <linux/module.h>
#include <linux/i2c.h>
#include <linux/slab.h>
#include <linux/kernel.h>
#include <linux/delay.h>
#include <linux/v4l2-mediabus.h>
#include <linux/videodev2.h>

#include <media/soc_camera.h>
#include <media/i2c/tw9910.h>
#include <media/v4l2-clk.h>
#include <media/v4l2-subdev.h>

#define GET_ID(val)  ((val & 0xF8) >> 3)
#define GET_REV(val) (val & 0x07)

/*
 * register offset
 */
#define ID		0x00 /* Product ID Code Register */
#define STATUS1		0x01 /* Chip Status Register I */
#define INFORM		0x02 /* 0x00 /* 0 : VS pin output polarity is active low */
#define VSP_HI      0x80 /* 1 : VS pin output polarity is active high. */
			 /* VS pin output control */
#define VSSL_VSYNC  0x00 /*   0 : VSYNC  */
#define VSSL_VACT   0x10 /*   1 : VACT   */
#define VSSL_FIELD  0x20 /*   2 : FIELD  */
#define VSSL_VVALID 0x30 /*   3 : VVALID */
#define VSSL_ZERO   0x70 /*   7 : 0      */
#define HSP_LOW     0x00 /* 0 : HS pin output polarity is active low */
#define HSP_HI      0x08 /* 1 : HS pin output polarity


= 120,
		.hscale = 0x0400,
		.vscale = 0x0400,
	},
};

static const struct tw9910_scale_ctrl tw9910_pal_scales[] = {
	{
		.name   = "PAL SQ",
		.width  = 768,
		.height = 576,
		.hscale = 0x0100,
		.vscale = 0x0100,
	},
	{
		.name   = "PAL CCIR601",
		.width  = 720,
		.height = 576,
		.hscale = 0x0100,
		.vscale = 0x0100,
	},
	{
		.name   = "PAL SQ (CIF)",
		.width  = 384,
		.height = 288,
		.hscale = 0x0200,
		.vscale = 0x0200,
	},
	{
		.name   = "PAL CCIR601 (CIF)",
		.width  = 360,
		.height = 288,
		.hscale = 0x0200,
		.vscale = 0x0200,
	},
	{
		.name   = "PAL SQ (QCIF)",
		.width  = 192,
		.height = 144,
		.hscale = 0x0400,
		.vscale = 0x0400,
	},
	{
		.name   = "PAL CCIR601 (QCIF)",
		.width  = 180,
		.height = 144,
		.hscale = 0x0400,
		.vscale = 0x0400,
	},
};

/*
 * general function
 */
static struct tw9910_priv *to_tw9910(const struct i2c_client *client)
{
	return container_of(i2c_get_clientdata(client), struct tw9910_priv,
			    subdev);
}

static int tw9910_mask_set(struct i2c_client *client, u8 command,
			   u8 mask, u8cookware, and on out to the backyard. The yard was a small fenced-in enclosure lined by crooked catalpa trees, a broad-leafed species that seemed to thrive best in bare urban yards. Its packed dirt floor was spattered with chicken droppings and shed feathers. Along one side of the yard was a coop with a cast-iron roof and sides made of chicken wire. The interior, crowded with roosts and nest boxes, was a bedlam of hens making chicken noises. The smell of ammonia was overpowering. A rooster and several hens were running loose outside. They scattered as Sissy stepped in their direction and shooed them away with waving arms.

Walking the length of the coop, Sissy began to laugh, pointing to one thing or another, saying, "Look there! Look there!"


trappings. It had no special shape, nor did it contain any token of remembrance, even for a queen. It was merely a chamber at the periphery of the underground nest. The ants dumped all kinds of debris into it, including discarded cocoons shed by newly emerged adults, inedible parts of prey, and deceased colony members.

When the corpse carriers came close to the refuse chamber, they turned their burdens over to cemetery workers. These specialists were ants who constantly rearranged and added to the refuse piles. They stayed close to their work and were for the most part avoided by their nestmates.

In cemetery work and all other activities, the Trailhead Colony organized its labor by altruistic rules of labor specialization. Everything they did was restrained by some degree ofmake up a large part of the physical bulk of the soil. There were endless local profusions of fungal hyphae and bacteria. Each gave up its signature smell. There were the rising odors of the animals the size of the ant or smaller, a quarter million packed into every square meter. They were the insects, spiders, pillbugs, nematode roundworms, and other invertebrates that dominate in numbers. One trace within the mix picked up by the sweeping antennae could disclose a potential prey, another a waiting spider or some other ambush predator.

The human mind cannot imagine the tumult of chemical stimuli by which such a traveling ant guides every moment in her life, and thus survives. It cannot conceive of the constant enormity of the deadly risks she must


dead insects, parts of plants, or anything else the Trailheaders could remember. Still, they were pure food, rich in protein, fat, and sugar. The ants found the heaven-born gifts more delicious even than aphid feces, and more nourishing than freshly butchered cockroaches. To their good fortune, the humans had thoughtlessly dumped the garbage from their lunch on top of the Trailheader territory.

It was in the memories of the older ants that most of the distributed intelligence of the colony existed, as opposed to mere instinct and emotion. To the mind of a young ant, born just this year, the elders' memories of an event of the previous year, if such could be communicated at all, was a nonexistent formicid antiquity.

But for some elders in the Trailheader superorganism, thethem loudly scraping on the bare pinewood floor next to the single window.

"As an environmental lawyer, I don't get a lot of requests from students for interviews," Jones said. "They all seem more interested these days in working at one or the other of two extremes, pro bono for civil liberties, or making a lot of money on Wall Street."

Raff thanked him for agreeing to the meeting, then described the situation at Nokobee. It looked, he said, as though the developers might win, and the priceless heritage would be destroyed. "I'd like to be an environmental lawyer myself someday, but right now I just want to help save Nokobee and as many places like that in the South as I can. We're losing a lot down there. There's


enveloped them.

They sat on benches across from each other at a table beneath the flags of the United States and the State of Alabama hung side by side on the wall. A postcard photograph of the Confederate battle flag was stuck on the side of the cash register. It had been there a long time, and its edges had begun to peel.

LeBow said, "You learn a lot at Harvard?"

Raff hesitated, then replied, "You obviously know more about me than I do about you, Reverend. Sure, I learned some things at Harvard. It's no big deal. We have good universities down here too. I wouldn't want to make any invidious comparisons with Harvard. But—why do you ask?"

"You're getting to be an important figure around Mobile, is the reason, andease irritable bowel syndrome. The legitimacy of these claims, however, is still debated among scientists and has not been approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

Other foods contain what are called prebiotics. Prebiotics are non-digestible compounds that stimulate the growth and activity of probiotics; in other words, they are fuel for probiotics. Prebiotics are found naturally in whole grains, bananas, onions, garlic, honey and artichokes.

Both probiotics and prebiotics are also available as additives to food and in supplement form.

What do they treat?

So, we’ve diversified our normal flora with outside bacteria called probiotics. Great, how does that help us?

Probiotics are used to treat several ailments, from the annoying to more pressing health problems. For example, probiotics are used with some frequency to treat diarrhea caused by antibiotics, vaginal


yeast infections, urinary tract infections, irritable bowel syndrome and other intestinal infections.

A 2012 study suggests adding probiotics to baby formula to boost infants’ immunity. Ordinarily, the normal flora in breast milk would begin to populate the infant’s growing normal flora and jump-start its immune system. The probiotic-enhanced formula would attempt to mimic the same immune-boosting effects of breast milk.

That is the question that is hotly debated in medical circles today. There are studies that sing the praises of probiotics and others that question the medical claims about them. It’s important to remember that while probiotics have recently joined the ranks of antioxidants and ‘superfoods’ as the next new health obsession, the FDA has yet approved any health claims for probiotics. You’ll notice that the health benefits that these    if(a1.getString(0) != null){
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through with challenges and hard times with your spouse. Think of this as a litmus test for your relationship.

8. The unknown. Infertility reminds you that nothing is a guaranteed and any luck or happiness that happens to fall into your lap is a gift.

9. All of the worrying. When you’re faced with horrible or scary scenario involving your child, instead of thinking that this is the worst thing that could ever happen to you, you know that the most horrific thing would really be not being in this situation in the first place. You’ll still panic (EVERY DAY), but at least there’s some sort of cosmic retribution for all of the anxiety you experienced before you had kids.

10. Being a more empathetic person. People who have been throughFred Guttenberg, whose daughter Jaime was among the 17 people killed by a gunman at a high school in Parkland, Florida, has spoken to MSNBC’s Morning Joe about the grief he and his family have been going through since her death. ‘She took a shot, through the back … done. Dead,’ he tells the talkshow


since a previous award of $500 per month for alimony and child support, the trial court's award of $550 per month was reduced to $500. The matter was remanded for further proceedings.
A writ was granted to review the judgment of the court of appeal. 420 So.2d 450, 452 (La., 1982).

FACTS
The parties' final separation, on or about November 8, 1979, was their third. Both Andre, age nine, and Claudia Nadeen Williams, age fourteen, testified that their father/stepfather was frequently drunk and unruly. Marie Regina Dubon, who babysat for the couple, and Mrs. Andrea Bfeiffer testified about the husband's frequent drunkenness and bruises on the wife's legs. A co-worker of the wife, Mrs. Jean Sullo Drews, said that Arsenaux was usually drinking but was always nice; she had also observedThe wife did not waive her statutory privilege and right to privacy by filing suit for separation and contending that she was free from fault.

ALIMONY AND CHILD SUPPORT
In its per curiam denial of application for rehearing, the court of appeal stated:
"The husband's application for rehearing points out that no change in alimony pendente lite and child support had been sought by any pleadings subsequent to the July 16, 1980 judgment. At the trial on November 20, resulting in the November 10 judgment now on appeal, counsel stipulated that there had been no change in circumstances pleaded. We therefore conclude that in place of an award for child support there should have been a simple continuation of the July 1980 award of $500 for both alimony pendente lite and


democracy.

Social scientists are not so fortunate as to have a constitutionally protected right to freedom of research. The reasons for this omission are many. Scholars can be more reclusive than journalists by nature and can find it difficult to show a direct or quick link between their work and the public good. Whatever the reason, we have not done an effective job of communicating and defending the “public good” of our research and the legitimacy of our methods.

Ethnographers and sociologists have long lived with people deemed criminals. They spend time with gang members, prostitutes, drug users, gamblers, white collar hustlers, organ dealers, illegal loggers, people in ethnic revolt, militant ecologists, postcolonial resistance movements, the list goes on.

This happens because cultural upheaval so often tends to happen on theas long as any well is producing oil or gas in paying

quantities on the leased property. Id.

          Retained-Acreage Clauses. Oil and gas leases frequently contain a re-

tained-acreage clause, which provides operators with the choice and flexibility to

develop the acreage to a specified density, or not to do so and have unused acreage

revert to the landowners/lessors. The clause also helps the landowners/lessors en-

sure that their property is fully developed within a reasonable period of time, by

allowing development of reverted acreage by another lessee. 1 Smith & Weaver,

supra, § 5.2(B)(3).6 In specifying the density for development, a retained-acreage

clause sometimes refers to Railroad Commission rules. Id. (citing ConocoPhillips

Co. v. Ramirez, No. 04-05-00488-CV, 2006 Tex. App. LEXIS 5710 (Tex. App. –

San Antonio 2006,


of acreage per well, but only that the field rule provide for “a spacing

or proration” that in turn establishes different units of acreage per well. Field Rule

2 provides for a spacing,9 and that spacing in turn establishes units of acreage per

well through the operation of Rule 38. And so the terms of the exception are satis-

fied even though the drilling unit density does not appear in the field rule itself.

8
 See, for example, Brief of Appellant at 8 (“The Field Rules do not ‘establish’ any mandatory
units of acreage per well”).
9
 Conoco is correct that proration, which is the subject of Field Rule 3, is not at issue in this case.
See Brief of Appellant at 9.

             Corp. v. Daniel, 150 Tex. 513,

243 S.W.2d 154, 158 (1951) (declining to adopt construction that would read pro-

visions out of contract “entirely”). That a particular contractual provision over-

rides another provision under some, or even most, circumstances does not render

the overridden provision surplusage; it merely exemplifies the ordinary, everyday

interplay of contractual provisions. Only where a particular construction deprives

a provision of all possible applicability is the rule triggered. That is not the case

here.

                    1.        That Any Drilling Unit Established as a Result of


  B.        The Rule Regarding Special Limitations on a Grant of
                    Leasehold Rights Has No Application Here.

          Conoco argues that construing the spacing provided for by Field Rule 2 as

establishing “different [40-acre] units of acreage” would violate “the established

rule of Texas law that ‘we will not hold the lease’s language to impose a special

limitation on the grant unless the language is so clear, precise, and unequivocal that

we can reasonably give it no other meaning.’” Brief of Appellant at 13, citing

Anadarko Petroleum Corp. v. Thompson, 94 S.W.3d 550, 554 (Tex. 2002); see

Brief offlowing from ConocoPhillips' alleged breach of the "retained acreage" clauses of the leases. If

         ConocoPhillips is forced to release the acreage but later wins an appeal determining that

         ConocoPhillips' original interpretation is correct, significant problems could develop. On the

.;       other hand, the lessor, Vaquillas Unproven Minerals, Ltd. is interested in having the release of
.,:]
         acreage as soon as possible.        Furthermore, the Court and the parties anticipate that a

         determination of Plaintiffs damages, if any, will be costly and time-consuming.


           ConocoPhillips desires to take an interlocutory appeal. The Court rules that such appeal

         shall be defined by the lease interpretation question addressed in the parties' cross-motions for

         summary judgment.      More specifically, the question is whether the leases' retained acreage

         clause allows ConocoPhillips Company to retain only 40 acres per each producing or shut-in gas

         well it has drilled on the two leases, or whether ConocoPhillips is allowed to retain 640 acres

         (Plus         .. _.. ___ ._____ ;-_....Crl ••. ,,:b,llo.r It IdlU-l': ~Prl'" mort or:,I~... .                          .five
                    t. Svbh.:t to Ilo. otlar pro.,hIGn' bu_11I "ntalll.!!, IloII' I.....h ..11 ~. for .. uma of ofttt 7U.. from. Iblo duo (nilid "p,I,"1r7                    tHl>lh)
            and ~.rl?' ll1'''1!~r ,II oil. I"U or


1987

          12.      Should Lessee be prevented from complying with covenants of this
     lease by reason of conditions or acts set forth in Paragraph '11' hereof,
     then Lessee agrees annually to pay to Lessor an amount equal to the delay
     rentals herein provided for during such period of prevention, whether same
     be during or subsequent to the primary term, and such payment shall be made
     at the end of each year of prevention either to Lessor or to the depository
     above named for credit to the account of Lessor.

     leased premises, and such person shall be regarded as and shall be a
     trespasser on the premises of Lessor and be subject to the penalties
     imposed upon trespassers under the laws of the State of Texas.

          14.      It Is expressly agreed and understood that after production of

     oil and gas in commercial quantities is obtained from the leased premises,
     the mi nimum annua 1 income to Lessor from payment of renta 1s , shut- i n
     royalty and royalty on production shall be sum of not less than Two ($2.00)


                                ,.. , ,        285
the depository hereinabove designated.            Default in the payment of such
deficiency shall "at operate to tenllinate this lease or any part hereof,
but Lessee, his successors and assigns, agrees to personally pay such
deficiency to Lessor at Laredo in Webb County, Texas, together with any
reasonable     cost,   including     attorney's   fees,    incurred   by   Lessor   in
collecting such deficiency if not                                            286
spacing or proration establishing different units of acreage per well, then
such established different units shall be held under this lease by such
production, in lieu of the 40 and 640-acre units above mentioned; provided,
however, that if at such date lessee is engaged in drilling or reworking
operations the date for the execution and delivery of such release shall be
postponed and the entire lease shall remain in force so long "as operations
on said well or wells are prosecuted with reasonable diligence, and if,
after the completion or abandonment


for under this Paragraph 18
takes affect, all production from a retained unit around a well or wells
cease to produce oil or gas in commercial or in paying quantities, Lessee
shall have one hundred eighty (180) days thereafter within which to
commence operations to establish or re-establish production therein in
commercial or paying quantities, whether such production be from the same
wellbore or other wellbore.     If such operations    result in commercial
producti on, then thi s 1ease, as it app 1 i es to such un it sha 11 continue
until such commercial or paying production again ceases.    However, if such
operations do not result in commercial production, then Lessee shall have
ninety (90) days after completion of such operations within which to
commence drilling or reworking operationswithin such unit, and this lease,
as it applies to said unit, shall remain in force so long as operations on
said well or for drilling or reworking of any additional well therein are
prosecuted with no cessation of more than ninety (90) consecutive days, and
if they result in the production of oil or gas therein, so long thereafter

                                                  lCOPOo121"~


may periodically terminate, the above right to timely
resume operations and continue this lease as to such unit shall be
reoccurring right.

The stipulation above as to the size of retained tracts around wells shall
never be construed as a satisfaction of Lessee's right, duty and obligation
to reasonably develop the leasehold held by Conoco or its successors or
assigns.   After November 1, 1990, Lessee agrees to drill such additional
wells on the leased premises or such portions thereof as may be in force

and effect from time to time, as may be necessary to reasonable develop the
same for the production of oil and/or gas as a reasonable prudent operator.

19. A portion of paragraph 3 has been deleted and the following is in lieu
thereof.

     (b) ,on gas, including caSinghead gasor other gaseous substances,

     produced from said land, the Lessors royalty shall be calculated and
     paid as follows:

     a)    Sales To Non-Affiliated Third Parties:
           In the event Lessee enters into a gas sales contract with a

           non-affiliated third party, Lessor's royalty shall be one-sixth
           (1/6) of the gross proceeds received by Lessee from the sale of
           such gas.

     b)    Sales To Related Or Affiliated Entities For


same or does

not timely decline to do so, then lessor's royalty on gas sold under such
gas sales contract shall be based on the gross proceeds received under said
contract.

     GAS contracts with a term in excess of three (3) years shall contain a
provision for price redetermination no later than the end of the 3rd year
and subsequent price redeterminations thereafter at intervals no greater
than two (2) years apart.

     20.    Lessee agrees to fill all slush pits and level the same when they
have ceased to be used and to restore the land to as near its original
state as is practicable and to pay for damages to the surface of the land
and the improvements, water wells, growing crops and livestock thereon,                                                       291
gate on the north side of U.S. Highway 59, Lessee agrees to use its best
efforts to work out an arrangement with other exploration companies using
such gate to ensure that it is guarded in an efficient and prudent manner
during drilling, reworking or plugging operations and other times as
mutually agreed to by Conoco and Lessor.       Further, Lessee agrees to use its
best efforts to work out an arrangement with TransAmerican


abandoning any well drilled on said
lease for oil or gas purposes, it will notify the owner or the surface
estate in person or by telephone of its intention to do so, and it will
allow said owner of the surface estate a reasonable time, not exceeding
twenty-four (24) hours thereafter, within which to elect to take over the
hole for the purpose of attempting to make and complete a water well.
lessee agrees to consult with such surface owner as to the location of a
potential    water   zone,   without   any    liability   or   warranty   for   such
consultation.     Upon the owner of the surface estate election, within the
specified time, to attempt to complete                EXlIlIlT •

    C.lculatlon of toy.hy to b. SNld on ,II d.. ~I't'.nd to L..... or ,utill.tll for UII ,.M
nn for 1' . . . 1.') In ,,"cardlne. vlth p.,.,rlp)! 19.

    "lnclp.h             ,.y L.llor roy.Uy b.nd on thl ,r ..ttr of th' v.l;ht.d .v.,.;. price
                         ptld by th. th,u lar, .. t volUdtrtc pUrchllra for the ".l.nd,r qulner


name of Notary.

THE STATE OF TEXAS   §
                     §
COUNTY OF WEBB       §

     This instrument was acknowledged before me on the      9~     day of
January, 1988, by EVAN B. QUIROS, General Partner of Vaquillas Ranch Co ..
Ltd., A Texas Limited Partnership, on behalf of said partnership.

                                    d.cblJ ~,J(1,,'}j
       air lIIto ...bnrt.... nratl, II}'I .... pipe Una. bullcUl" ..-da "nita,. ~ ItILlD.... te _ _ U11M III _ ' - IlnIoo
              hIr'M tbtr.ull IIII!. 0.. , O.... r end. Urwl ludi _1IId or claim.:! b, Lutor adlac&llt alii! _ il INO     't~ to prod.\I~ "VI, tat. cer. or, kNot.
              t.ralI.IlJOl1. &114 _" laid llrodtlcb, ud. boaf;lll&' It. IIIIplonn. ~ toU_IN!' duenbtcl Iud hL __ H~  W   _ _ _ _ _ _ _• _ _• ___       Co"II~. T...... ""..I"


lease
         and to furnish to Lessor copies of all electric well logs taken her.eunder;
         provided.     however,   lessee   shall   not     be     obligated   to    release   such
         information until it has been released to the industry.

                21.   Lessee hereby agrees to ensure that the two exit gates on F.M.
         2895   (Forest Gate and Reynolds Gate)eXCluded herefrom,
            viz. :
            (1) The SE 1/4 of SW 1/4, SW 1/4 of NE 1/4 (80 acs.) and N 1/2
            of SW 1/4 and SW 1/4 of SW 1/4 (120 acs.) of €T & M Survey 2060.
             (2)  The W. 3/4 of GC & SF survey 1627 described in O&G Lease to
             Daniel A. Pedrotti dated September 24, 1973, as amended.


              This instrument was acknowledged before me on the ,-,-::-.:-'--0'==-, day of
                               January, 1988, by J. O. WALKER, JR., Trustee of Vaquillas Proven Mineral
                               Trust.

           {~?/
                           (I) Application. An application for permit to drill shall include the fees required in §3.78 of this title
          (relating to Fees and Financial Security Requirements) and shall be certified by a person acquainted with the
          facts, stating that all information in the application is true and complete to the best of that person's
          knowledge.

            (2) Plat. When filing an application for an exception to the density requirements of this section, in addition
          to


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     to tI,.paraqraph '5' hereof only in the ~~dunt
      of Sl,Z80.00, but if operations for drilling are conducted to a depth
      b~lc .... S,~OO feet, such credit Sholl1 be increased from $i,280.00 to
      ~2,360.CO and Lessee shall, by an inscr~ent to be filed fc~ rcco~d
       ir: r:!"ic \J:ficc of the County Clerk of h'ebb County, select and desc::-ioe .
       G~O con~ig~ous acres as to which rentals are to ·be credited if tho
      ,,"~1.:!.. is drilled to a depth of 5,000 fe et or less, or select and de sc ribe
       i,LCO contiguous


eli~inate requirement to select
      ~c:es in accord~nce with above provisions.

              (g)        ht the end of the primary te~ hereof, Lessee covenants an~
      ~G=ces            to execute and deliver to Lessor a written release of any a~ d
       .!ll portions ot this lease which have not been drilled to a densi,,:~' of
        ~~ l~dst 40 acros for each producing oil well and 640 acres tor each
..      o~~=~ci~g or shut-in g~s well,not 11l,IIHJt'd wIthin any sputlfl, fr.lctlnnlll 1, ' 1 " "'11\',,
                      p " ,· c.: I~dln~J the c.urv,'Y referencc,
             (/0)     1111' N( 1(,0 .Jcre", of Ge&Sf Surv,'y 179.
             (S)      Ult.d 11 a~ pcr thll E,O . Cla!I' ICll CjulKllvl ... lon of "'cord 'I PI.u R,'(. ol'd '. ='~. Webb r . hIllIY.


             Company, Ltd., a limited partnership acting herein through its
                   general partners, J.O. Walker, Jr., Gene S. Walker, Evan B. Quiros
                   and E. Walker Quiros (a/k/a Mary Elizabeth Quiros) and Continental
                   Oil Company for 26,622.79 acres of land, more or less, situated in
                   WebbFIELD AND
                        ADOPTING FIELD RULES FOR THE
                     VAQUILLAS RANCH (LOBO CONS.) FIELD
                             WEBB COUNTY, TEXAS

           The Commission finds that after statutory notice in the above-numbered docket
    heard on October 8, 1997, the presiding examiner has made and filed a report and


      2.         467'-1,200 well spacing;

                     3.         Allocation based on 90% deliverability and 10% per well.

                  ConocoPhiJIips requests that the spacing rule be amended to eliminate the between-
          well spacing requirement, as long as the well to be permitted is at least 660 feet from a
          lease line. If the well to be            CfIOSSUj=
 Nf:J SUJM:1'IIC Co.. INC. ASSUIoIES HO II£SI'OHSItIUT'I' TO ~Tt ~D.I'tt OR c.oa.r
 ItO CU&I IS IIERD!T II.IDE ~ CUIRENT OR ...cn.w. S{g1CE/lt1/l~ f"E:E aMf£R$HtP OR
 I.LSSOR. lml 0R.0M'tC W« El<CU/SMl.'I' roo ~ CDII)JfY.
 ~ HOM.NIO ~ N'I;) SUIIV£I'WC co.. ..c. 2!lIlCl


  DRAWN BY: LAF./S.LU,
,tIIO SIJR\ItYIHG CO- IHC.. ASSIJI,I£5 NO R£SPOIG!IIUIY TO !.OCATE PIP£l.I£ 011 CIo6U: CIIOSSN'lS.
toO Cl).III IS Il£R[B"I' WD£ R.[c.o.<!o./C CIMIEHT OR =wi.. sutT~ F'El: 0Wt!ERSHI" OR                                                                           CHECKED BY: J.S.
lt$SCIl. !)tIS DAAIrIIfC .....oc EXCI.USMl.Y ftIR ~ Cl)UIWN.
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                       www.howlandcompanies.com
 7615 N. Bartlett Avenue . P.o. Bo)( 451128 (78045) j Laredo, TX78041 P. 956.722.4411          F.956.722.5414
                   TaPE Firm Registration No. F-4097 : TaPLS Firm Registration No.


            .1.
AAI) ~e          en,      lie. ~ NO ~IIUTY TO lOCA.TE Pf'UK CIt                       coa£ D!CISSINCS.
NO CI.AIW IS HEN££r1 1M!)( R£lW!\lIH(l I;:l.1lR[HT OR ...:TUI,L SUIU'.o.et/lolHERN.   ru:   OWNERSIfP OR
I.£SSOIt. 1lItS QFV,JIIIIC: WDE DCClllSMl.y Rl!I CONOCOI'HUJPS 1Xl!.IP.lHY.
COP'I'RlCHT HOWl.OHl ENGIIlEEItIiG N«l SI.JIM'IlI«O  co..  n;:. 20130

                                    THENCE, WEST, a distance 0[7,909.49 FEET, to a point for the Southwest comer
      hereof;

     THENCE, N 00°00'03" W, a distance 0[1,852.04 FEET, to a point for an interior
     comer hereof;

     THENCE, S 89°43'42" W, a distance 0[3,039.93 FEET, to a point for an exterior
     comer hereof;

     THENCE, N 00°12'49" W. a distance of 1,198.42 FEET, to a point for the Northwest
     corner hereof;

     THENCE, N 89'43'43" E, a distance of 10,925.96 FEET, to the POINT OF
     BEGINNING, containing 640.00 acres of land, more or less.


                                                                         '00,        ,N.    .    DRAWN BY: LAF./S.l.t.4.
 N:I a.NIj IS 1IUI£B"f u,o,oc ~ Cle!OfT OR JoClUI,L SUIII'~ Ftt 0IfI'If0!SHP OR
 I.L$SOIt nlIS CfWI'RtC u,o,oc ncuJSMl."I' FtlIi cc:tIOCOI'HWPS CC ....Nlr.
                described as follows:

           BEGINNING at a point which bears N 41°40'24" W. a distance of 1,866.60 feet, from
           the Vaquillas Ranch A·I No. 184 Well;

            THENCE, N 89"20'44" E, a distance of3,399.18 FEET, to a point for the Northeast
            comer hereof;

            THENCE, S 00°39'16" E, a distance of3,089.17 FEET, to a point for a deflection right;

           THENCE, S 00°12'57" E, along an existing


      RETAINED TRACT 20
                        (VAQUILLAS RANCH E WELLS No. 31, No. 70,
                               No. 82, No. 209, & No. 210 S'I")
                                       502.31 ACRES

     A TRACT OF LAND CONTAINING 502.31No. 164, No. 174, AND
                  VAQUILLAS RANCH A WELLS No. 111, No. 116, & No. 125)
                                   633.38 ACRES

        A TRACT OF LAND CONTAINING 633.38 ACRES, more or less, being out of the
        Vaquillas Ranch Lease 199129-001,26,622.79 Acres (Called), situated in Survey 228,
        G.T. Black, Abstract 2550, Webb Couoty, Texas, and being more particularly described


          -       .... -   SURVEY UHE
  ~ BIoSIS                or     BEARlIiG: G.P.S. lx. South Central Zone. NAD.-27.
  Tlf:S PI.» W.T NJT S>IOIII' ALl. CIIOSSIIc:s Of' P'PEI.Jt6 OR   CAel.[S. tlOWlAIID £NCIN(£~

                                                            CONOCOPIDLL~SCOMPANY
                     V AQUILLAS RANCH LEASE 199129-001
                            RETAINED TRACT 29
            (VAQUILLAS RANCH H WELLS No. 96, No. 115, No. 162, No. 226,
                 VAQUILLAS RANCH D No. 117, No. 153, No. 223 &


   VAQUILLAS RANCH No. 17)
                               618.16 ACRES

     A TRACT OF LAND CONTAlNING 618.16 ACRES, more or less, being out ofthe
     Vaquillas Ranch Lease 199129-001,26,622.79 Acres (Called), situated in Survey 26,
     R.O. Bamesley, Abstract 2133; aod Survey 273, C.C.S.D. & R.G.N.G. R.R. C.O.,
     Abstract 1141, Webb County, Texas, and being more particularly described as follows:

      BEGINNING at Ii point which bears N 33'41'33" E, a distance of 1,796.29 feet, from
      the  A TRACT OF LAND CONTAINING 640.00 ACRES, more or less, being out of the Vaquillas
    Ranch Lease 257577-001, 6,740.00 Acres (Called), situated in Survey 1661, C.C.S.D. &
    R.G.N.G. R.R. CO., Abstract 1122; and Survey 1663, C.C.S.D. & R.G.N.G. R.R. CO., Abstract
    1123, Webb County, Texas, and being more particularly described as follows:

    BEGINNING at a point which bears N 52D 37'00" E. a distance of 1,377.16 feet, from the
    VaquiUas RanchL No. 137 Well;

    THENCE, S 00°36'33" W, a distance of 4,858.64 FEET, to a point for a deflection left;

    THENCE, S 00°31'54" W, a distance 0[355.21 FEET, to a point for the Southeast corner