Building is illuminated with Seahawks colors on Monday, January, 27, 2014. (Joshua Trujillo, seattlepi.com)

The iconic Empire State Building is illuminated with Seahawks colors on Monday, January, 27, 2014. (Joshua Trujillo, seattlepi.com)

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The iconic Empire State Building is illuminated with Seahawks colors on Monday, January, 27, 2014. (Joshua Trujillo, seattlepi.com)

The iconic Empire State Building is illuminated with Seahawks colors on Monday, January, 27, 2014. (Joshua Trujillo, seattlepi.com)

Photo: JOSHUA TRUJILLO / SEATTLEPI.COM

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The iconic Empire State Building is illuminated with Seahawks colors on Monday, January, 27, 2014, as seen from Rockefeller Center. (Joshua Trujillo, seattlepi.com)

The iconic Empire State Building is illuminated with Seahawks colors on Monday, January, 27, 2014, as seen from Rockefeller Center. (Joshua Trujillo, seattlepi.com)

Photo: JOSHUA TRUJILLO / SEATTLEPI.COM

Image 5However, the gate control theory provides the most practical model regarding the concept of pain. It describes the transmission of painful stimuli and recognizes a relation between pain and emotions. The theory states that certain nerve fibers, those of small diameter, conduct excitatory pain stimuli toward the brain, but nerve fibers of a large diameter appear to inhibit the transmission of pain impulses from the spinal cord to the brain. There is a gating mechanism that is believed by some to be located in substantia gelatinosa cells in the dorsal horn of the spinal cord. The exciting and inhibiting signals at the gate in the spinal cord determine the impulses that eventually reach the brain. Thus, only a limited amount of sensory information can be processed by the


age groups have different beliefs and norms regarding pain sensation and response. At one time, the infant’s inability to communicate pain led healthcare practitioners to the erroneous assumption that pain sensation was diminished or absent. More recently, it has been demonstrated that infants and small children are sensitive to and experience pain. Among older people, pain has often been viewed as a natural component of the aging process, being ignored or undertreated by healthcare providers. On the other hand, conditions normally painful in young adults (e.g., myocardial infarction) may result in minimal pain complaints in older people. That an older person does not complain of pain may indicate that he or she fears the treatment for the pain or just refuses to give in to the pain. Forthe patient reports pain relief after a placebo, this means that the patient is a malingerer or that the pain is psychogenic. (Correction: About one third of patients who have obvious physical stimuli for pain (e.g., surgery) report pain relief after a placebo injection. Therefore, placebos cannot be used to diagnose malingering, psychogenic pain, or any psychological problem. Sometimes, placebos relieve pain, but why this happens remains unknown.)

12. The pain rating scale preferred for use in daily clinical practice is the Visual Analogue Scale (VAS). (Correction: For patients who are verbal and can count from 0 to 10, the Numerical Rating Scale (NRS) pain rating scale is preferred. It is easy to explain, measure, and record, and it provides numbers for setting pain management goals.)

13. Cognitively impaired elderly


teeth, or clenching fists

• Touching or grabbing of painful body part

• Kicking, thrashing, or attempting to move away from a painful stimulus

Infants, particularly premature infants, are as sensitive to painful stimuli as older children and adults. Current thinking is that inadequately controlled pain during infancy and childhood may alter a person’s response to pain in adulthood. Pain is frustrating for children because they are unable to understand the concept and cause of pain and may have difficulty describing it. the child may see the pain as a form of punishment for something that he or she has done. It is thought that children are able to indicate that pain is present at approximately 2 years of age. Numerous scales and tools can be used to assess a child’sstudy documented efforts to identify the presence of pain in preterm neonates who were on a ventilator. Facial expressions, high activity level, and poor response to handling were viewed as indicators of the presence of pain in this population.

Pain Assessment in Advanced Dementia scale (PAINAD)

has been developed to assess pain in this population. It relies on observation of five specific items: breathing, vocalization, facial expression, body language, and consolability.

Assessment of pain in the older adult can be problematic. Visual or hearing impairments may influence the assessment format. Multiple-drug regimens that are common in older people can also affect reliable reporting of pain. One myth held by many is that older patients have a decreased sensitivity to pain and, therefore, a heightened pain tolerance. Pain is seen by many


by individual differences in opioid binding sites. Enzymes that promote binding at a site may be missing meaning that less of the particular opioid will bind to the site and be activated. This is referred to as opioid polymorphism and may explain why responses vary to specific opioid medication. The most common side effects associated with opioid use are sedation, nausea, and constipation. Most side effects disappear with prolonged use, but if constipation persists, it usually responds to treatment with increased fluids and fiber and use of a mild laxative or stool softener. Respiratory depression is a commonly feared side effect of opioid use. In reality, it is an uncommon occurrence in long-term therapy because patients have usually developed a tolerance to the drug and its respiratory depressantto breathe deeply. If this is ineffective, naloxone (Narcan), an opioid antagonist that reverses the respiratory depressant effect of an opioid, can be used. Naloxone is administered intravenously at a very slow rate. Within 1 to 2 minutes, the patient usually opens his or her eyes and is able to respond to the nurse. When the patient is alert again and the respiratory rate is greater than 9 breaths/min, the opioid may be resumed.

Many myths and irrational fears persist concerning the use of opioid analgesics. Patients and caregivers cite fear of addiction as a reason for ineffective treatment of pain. Because of this, nurses are concerned about administering prescribed doses of opioids, physicians underprescribe pain medication, and patients refuse or take less than prescribed doses of the drugs.


with opioids for pain rarely develop addiction. The tolerance and physical dependence that can occur after 4 weeks of regular opioid use and result in a decrease in analgesic effect can be treated by increasing the dose until pain control is again apparent.

important factors to consider when administering an opioid analgesic include:

• the patient’s pain rating

• the sedation level

• the patient’s comfort-function goal (the pain rating that allows a patient to perform necessary or desired activities)

Nonopioid analgesics

such as acetaminophen and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), are usually the drugs of choice for mild to moderate pain. The simplest dosage schedules and least invasive pain management modalities should be used first. Many times, these drugs alone can provide adequate pain relief. Many of these medications are over-the-counter (OTC) products, whereasp.r.n. protocol is totally inadequate for patients experiencing chronic pain.

Continuous intravenous infusion

has proved effective for the relief of acute postoperative pain, such as patient-controlled analgesia and epidural analgesia.

has been shown to offer superior pain management for chronic cancer pain. Long-acting controlled-release oral morphine or oxycodone or use of a fentanyl patch have been proven effective for this type of pain. The FDA issued its second warning regarding safe use of the fentanyl patch. It is intended for use in patients who are opioid-tolerant and havechronic pain; it should not be used to treat acute pain. Patients need instruction to apply the patch according to the time interval prescribed, avoid the application of heat in areas where the patch is in place, and dispose of used patches appropriately.

Breakthrough pain


(particularly after thoracic, abdominal, orthopedic, and vascular surgery) and for chronic pain situations. Epidural pain management is also being used for children with terminal cancer and for children undergoing hip, spinal, or lower extremity surgery. It is contraindicated if the patient is unable to give an informed consent, takes systemic anticoagulants, or has a history of long-term use of aspirin products or NSAIDs. The anesthesiologist usually inserts the catheter in the midlumbar region into the epidural space between the walls of the vertebral canal and the dura mater or outermost connective tissue membrane surrounding the spinal cord. For temporary therapy, the catheter exits directly over the spine, and the tubing is positioned over the patient’s shoulder, with the end of the catheter taped to the person’s chest. ForA map of local adaptation in Arabidopsis thaliana.
Local adaptation is critical for species persistence in the face of rapid environmental change, but its genetic basis is not well understood. Growing the model plant Arabidopsis thaliana in field experiments in four sites across the species' native range, we identified candidate loci for local adaptation from a genome-wide association study of lifetime fitness in geographically diverse accessions. Fitness-associated loci exhibited both geographic and climatic signatures of local adaptation. Relative to genomic controls, high-fitness alleles were generally distributed closer to the site where they increased fitness, occupying specific and distinct climate spaces. Independent loci with different molecular functions contributed most strongly to fitness variation in each site. Independent local adaptation by distinct genetic mechanisms may facilitate a flexible evolutionary response to


out." "You're just dreaming now." "You know that?" "Nba's a pipe dream, son." "Might as well give it up." "No, it's not." "I'm nathan scott." "Two points." " Hey, mama!" " What?" "You should have seen daddy last night." "He's gonna play in the nba for sure." "Oh, we'll see, huh?" "Hey, listen, um, I was talking to chester, and apparently he hasn't been fed this morning." "He always tells on me." "You better get our of here, you wascally rabbit feeder." "Go." "Making progresson the court, huh?" "Yeah -- last night." "For the first time, I, uh..." "I felt like I was on my way back." "I'm so glad for you, nathan." "How you doing in the studio?" "good." "Last night, for the first time, I feltwave like I'm at a ballgame * * do my thing hands up high, I got money in the bank...*" "Hit the showers." "Yeah, let me get that." "Hey, hey, Nate." "Come on, man." "Let's show 'em how it's done old school." " Old school, huh?" " Let's do this." "What's up?" "What's up?" "There it is!" "*********" "Welcome to clothes over br-- well, well...the slavic bag lady." "Can I help you?" "As a matter of fact, you can." "I need to see the sketches for the new line." "Okay." "I'll just call Brooke." "I'm an equal partner in this company and, as such, have equal rights to those sketches." "Actually, that's not true." "Or maybe it is, but... well, the thing is, Brooke doesn't want you to


so soon." "What do you have to say for yourself, mr." "Murderer?" "I've been planning this for some time now." "First, I hit you with the borrowed car and took your wallet, wheeled john doe out of recovery." "It all happened so fast." "There was so much blood and chaos, no one took the time to I.D.You." "Guess it helps that their beloved mayor has been in prison for the past four years." "Carefully put you into your own car, and now here we are." "Most of this stuff was daddy's before he died." "The paint and the curtains was just to mess with your head." "See... eventually, I am going to do the world a favor and kill you." "But first, I'm gonna get Jamie back." "AndThe Tester to begin February 18

With so many reality shows on TV these days, will this PSN-based event even register on your radar?Sony’s ‘The Tester’ will see 11 gamers competing against each other for a highly sought after job as a tester at PlayStation.

Every Thursday starting from February 18th there will be a new, and more importantly, free episode of The Tester, lasting until April 8th.

Following a music series and a short film series, is a reality show the right direction for the PlayStation Network? Watch the trailer and decide for yourself, then tell us what you think in the comments…


drop shadow effect. Whatever I try I can not get -stroke to work!
UPDATE - stroke will work but not on my local setup; the last example has stroke.
This works for me but is quite slow:
exec("convert image.jpg -thumbnail 800x800 temp.png");

$cmd = " temp.png \( -pointsize 90 -font Helvetica-Narrow-Bold -fill black -background none label:\"Hello World World\" -virtual-pixel transparent -distort arc 160 \) ".
" -gravity north -geometry +0+12 -compose over -composite  ".
" \( -pointsize 90 -font Helvetica-Narrow-Bold -fill white -background none label:\"Hello World World\" -virtual-pixel transparent -distort arc 160 \) ".
" -gravity north -geometry +0+10 -composite ";

exec("convert $cmd text_circle.png");

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Seth Giddings is the Associate Head of Department for Media and Culture at UWE, Bristol

Tine Bech is an artist and researcher working with interactive sculpture and public art

Journal Authors

Tine Bech

Seth Giddings

Light Bug

Light Bug will create a digitally enhanced set of swings, exploring how imaginary and physical play meet in the digital playground of the future. Working with light, rhythm and sound they will create an intuitive space where children can battle one another, perform and participate, playing together in both new and familiar ways.

Journal Entries

A conversation with Keith Stuart at the January play sandbox got me thinking about the history of playground technology. As he pointed out, swings are Victorian technology. To see Light Bug as technological augmentation of non-technical swings would be mistaken: swings are play


Movie Reviews

A lengthy 2 scene disk by Alexander DeVoe for Jules Jordan Video. He has assembled a nice cast of eight sexy ladies, four in each orgy. He has the likes of Jada Stevens, Kelly Divine, Krissy Lynn and Anikka Albrite, all boner inducing babes. They get to work with four black cocks in the scenes in a disk that lasts 2 hours and 25 minutes.

If you're a fan of interracial orgies, this is a must buy release. Both scenes are extremely solid with all of the girls except Anikka Albrite and Maya Hills not only taking it up the ass, but letting the guys DP them. The technical aspects are nicely done, and there's also a nice behind the scenes featurette to help out the overall release.3D printing in construction, architecture and the built-environment

The use of 3D printing for construction and architecture is a rapidly developing area. Additive manufacturing is used not only in the design stages of construction projects, but is also bringing remarkable full-scale structures to life.

This article highlights some of the possibilities that 3D printing brings to the built-environment. These include 3D printed houses, buildings, bridges and infrastructure.

Massimiliano Locatelli, co-founder of CLS Architetti, said the 3D printed building is intended seek and reimagine, “the possibilities offered by 3D printing in the field of sustainable architecture, responding to the increasingly urgent revolution in the world of housing.”

Living/dining room of 3D HOUSING 05. Photo via CLS Architetti

The 100 square-meter single story house was 3D printed by CLS, working with UK design and engineering


creation during Russia’s coldest time of the year, which reaches as low -35°C (-31°F), but it also made sure to provide excellent insulation keeping its home country’s environment in mind. For insulation Apis Cor used, “loose dry insulating material on one part of the house, and polyurethane filler composition on the other.”

While unconventional, this method meant Apis Cor could provide the correct insulation for a typical Russian home. Continuing with unorthodox methods, the structure of the house was made by placing horizontal fibreglass reinforcements in the walls and the flat roof design was a way to protect the house from heavy snowfall.

A team member celebrates the completion of the 3D printed bungalow. Photo via Be More 3D

Founded in 2014, by Vicente Ramírez, J. Guillermo Muñoz, J. Luis Puchadesto themselves. The Principle
of Power within them is never really active
at all. They never speak or act from within.
The other attitude makes man like a flowing
spring. Power comes out from the center of
him. He has within him a well of water springing
up into everlasting life, he radiates force;
heist felt by his environment. The Principle
of Power in him is in constant action. He
is self-active. “He hath life in himself.”
No greater good can come to any man or woman
than to become self-active. All the experiences
of life are designed by Providence to force
men and women into self-activity; to compel
them to cease being creatures of circumstances
and master their environment. In his lowest
stage, man is the child of chance and circumstance
and the slave of fear. His acts are all reactions
resulting from the impingement


for him, but nature, society,
and his fellow men are for him also; and all
things work together for his good if he obeys
the law. Poverty is no bar to greatness, for
poverty can always be removed. Martin Luther,
as a child, sang in the streets for bread.
Linnaeus the naturalist had only forty dollars
with which to educate himself; he mended his
own shoes and often had to beg meals from
his friends. Hugh Miller, apprenticed to a
stonemason, began to study geology in a quarry.
George Stephenson, inventor of the locomotive
engine, and one of the greatest of civil engineers,
was a coal miner, working in a mine, when
he awakened and began to think. James Watt
was a sickly child, and was not strong enough
to be sent to school. Abraham Lincoln was
a poor boy. In each of these casespractices are those
of the savage stage of industrial development,
and they are also perfect.
Nothing better is possible until we cease
to be mental savages in industry and business,
and become men and women. This can only come
about by the rise of the whole race to a higher
viewpoint. And this can only come about by
the rise of such individuals here and there
as are ready for the higher viewpoint. The
cure for all this inharmoniousness lies not
with the masters or employers but with the
workers themselves.
Whenever they reach a higher viewpoint, whenever
they shall desire to do so, they can establish
complete brotherhood and harmony in Industry;
they have the numbers and the power. They
are getting now what they desire. Whenever
they desire more in the way of a higher, purer,
more harmonious life, they will receive more.
True, they want


go no farther
back for principle than to your reasoning
power. Reason knows neither principle nor
morality.
Your reason is like a lawyer in that it will
argue for either side. The intellect of a
thief will plan robbery and murder as readily
as the intellect of a saint will plan a great
philanthropy. Intellect helps us to see the
best means and manner of doing the right thing,
but intellect never shows us the right thing.
Intellect and reason serve the selfish man
for his selfish ends as readily as they serve
the unselfish man for his unselfish ends.
Use intellect and reason without regard to
principle, and you may become known as a very
able person, but you will never become known
as a person whose life shows the power of
real greatness.
There is too much training of the intellect
and reasoning powers and tooworks with perfect understanding
and intelligence. You know that this is so,
because you know that substance exists and
that consciousness exists; and that it must
be substance that is conscious. Man is conscious
and thinks; man is substance, he must be substance,
else he is nothing and does not exist at all.
If man is substance and thinks, and is conscious,
then he is, Conscious Substance. It is not
conceivable that there should be more than
one Conscious Substance; so man is the original
substance, the source of all life and power
embodied in a physical form. Man cannot be
something different from God. Intelligence
is one and the same everywhere, and must be
everywhere an attribute of the same substance.
There cannot be one kind of intelligence in
God and another kind of intelligence in man;
intelligence can only be in intelligent substance,
and Intelligent


today in your own home, in your
store or office, on the street, everywhere;
you can begin to make yourself known as great,
and you can do this by doing everything you
do in a great way. You must put the whole
power of your great soul in to every act,
however small and commonplace, and so reveal
to your family, your friends, and neighbors
what you really are. Do not brag or boast
of yourself; do not go about telling people
what a great personage you are, simply live
in a great way. No one will believe you if
you tell him you are a great man, but no one
can doubt your greatness if you show it in
your actions. In your domestic circle be so
just, so generous, so courteous, and kindly
that your family, your wife, husband, children,
brothers, and sistersby
this idea. In another chapter will be found
an illustrative mental exercise and further
directions on this point.
End of chapter 12.
Chapter 13 — Thought
Greatness is only attained by the constant
thinking of great thoughts. No man can become
great in outward personality until he is great
internally; and no man can be great internally
until he THINKS. No amount of education, reading,
or study can make you great without thought;
but thought can make you great with very little
study. There are altogether too many people
who are trying to make something of themselves,
by reading books without thinking; all such
will fail. You are not mentally developed
by what you read, but by what you think about
what you read.
Thinking is the hardest and most exhausting
of all labor; and hence many people shrink
from it. God has so formed us that we


will
manifest greatness only when you begin to
stand alone. Dismiss all thought of reliance
on externals, whether things, books, or people.
As Emerson said, “Shakespeare will never
be made by the study of Shakespeare.” Shakespeare
will be made by the thinking of Shakespearean
thoughts.
Never mind how the people around you, including
those of your own household, may treat you.
That has nothing at all to do with your being
great; that is, it cannot hinder you from
being great. People may neglect you and be
unthankful and unkind in their attitude toward
you; does that prevent you from being great
in your manner and attitude toward them?
“Your Father,” said Jesus, “is kind
to the unthankful and the evil.” Would God
be great if he should go away and sulk because
people were unthankful and did not appreciate
him? Treat the unthankful and the evil in
adecreasing outlook
and contracting mind.
This is all wrong. The world is not wrecked.
It is like a magnificent steamer with the
engines in place and the machinery in perfect
order. The bunkers are full of coal, and the
ship is amply provisioned for the cruise;
there is no lack of any good thing. Every
provision Omniscience could devise has been
made for the safety, comfort, and happiness
of the crew; the steamer is out on the high
seas tacking hither and thither because no
one has yet learned the right course to steer.
We are learning to steer, and in due time
will come grandly into the harbor of perfect
harmony.
The world is good, and growing better. Existing
discords and inharmoniousness are but the
pitching of the ship incidental to our own
imperfect steering; they will all be removed
in due time. This view gives us


power. It is the principle
of the Pharisee; it is the struggle for the
high place. It develops able men, cunning
men, resourceful men, but not great men.
I want you to contrast these two ideas of
greatness sharply in your minds. “He that
will be great among you let him serve.”
Let me stand before the average American audience
and ask the name of the greatest American
and the majority will think of Abraham Lincoln;
and is this not because in Lincoln above all
the other men who have served us in public
life we recognize the spirit of service?
Not servility, but service. Lincoln was a
great man because he knew how to be a great
servant. Napoleon, able, cold, selfish, seeking
the high places, was a brilliant man. Lincoln
was great; Napoleon was not. The very moment
you begin to advance and areseeking expression. And
soon organisms having too much life to express
themselves with one cell had two cells and
then many, and still mo re life was poured
into them.
Multiple-celled organisms were formed; plants,
trees, vertebrates, and mammals, many of them
with strange shapes, but all were perfect
after their kind as everything is that God
makes. No doubt there were crude and almost
monstrous forms of both animal and plant life;
but everything filled its purpose in its day
and it was all very good.
Then another day came, the great day of the
evolutionary process, a day when the morning
stars sang together and the sons of God shouted
for joy to behold the beginning of the end,
for man, the object aimed at from the beginning,
had appeared upon the scene. An ape-like being,
little different from the beasts around him
in appearance, but


infinitely different capacity
for growth and thought. Art and beauty, architecture
and song, poetry and music, all these were
unrealized possibilities in that ape man’s
soul. And for his time and kind he was very
good.
“It is God that works in you to will and
to do of his good pleasure,” says St. Paul.
From the day the first man appeared God began
to work IN men, putting more and more of himself
into each succeeding generation, urging them
on to larger achievements and to better conditions,
social, governmental, and domestic. Those
who looking back into ancient history see
the awful conditions which existed, the barbarities,
idolatries, and sufferings, and reading about
God in connection with these things are disposed
to feel that he was cruel and unjust to man,
should pause to think. From the ape-man to
the coming Christ man the race has hadthe intelligent substance
from which all things come; it is in and through
all things. All things are known to this universal
mind, and man can so unite himself with it
as to enter into all knowledge.
To do this man must cast out of himself everything
that separates him from God. He must will
to live the divine life, and he must rise
above all moral temptations; he must forsake
every course of action that is not in accord
with his highest ideals.
He must reach the right viewpoint, recognizing
that God is all, in all, and that there is
nothing wrong. He must see that nature, society,
government, and industry are perfect in their
present stage, and advancing toward completion;
and that all men and women everywhere are
good and perfect. He must know that all is
right with the world, and unite with


and will be recognized as a
personality of power. He will receive knowledge
by inspiration, and will know all that he
needs to know. He will receive all the material
wealth he forms in his thoughts, and will
not lack for any good thing. He will be given
ability to deal with any combination of circumstances
that may arise, and his growth and progress
will be continuous and rapid.
Great works will seek him out, and all men
will delight to do him honor. Because of its
peculiar value to the student of the Science
of Being Great, I close this book by giving
a portion of Emerson’s essay on the “Oversoul.”
This great essay is fundamental, showing the
foundation principles of monism and the science
of greatness. I recommend the student to study
it most carefully in connection with this
book.
What is the universal senseseven-year-old daughter, Rachel Elizabeth Cumpian,
in one bedroom, and the body of Steve and Nilda's twenty-two-month-old daughter, Jade
Herrera, in the master bedroom.  The children's bodies were covered in soot, and they
appeared to have died from smoke asphyxiation.
	Investigator Marshall J. Kramer testified that flammable liquids were used to
deliberately set the fire in the living room.  A burned red plastic gasoline container, an
aerosol can, and a roll of paper towels soaked in a flammable liquid were on the living room
floor, and a burned one-gallon metal can was on the couch next to Nilda's body.  The metal
can contained Kutzit, an extremely flammable liquid that is normally used to dissolve tile
glue.  Other cans of Kutzit were found in lockers inside the garage and in a storage shed
behind


his body.  There was no exit wound and the bullet was recovered
from his body.  Nilda died from a perforating gunshot wound to her neck that severed her
spinal cord.  The bullet entered her neck on the back right side and exited the front left side.
She suffered severe burns along the entire back side of her body that were consistent with a
flammable substance being poured on her body and set afire after she had been shot.  Sperm
cells were found on oral, vaginal, and anal swabs taken during a forensic exam of her body.
Steve's DNA was consistent with the DNA on the vaginal and anal swabs.  Appellant's DNA
was consistent with the DNA on the oral swab.
	Appellant gave two written statements to police.  Inperson seen with Steve at the house prior to the murders; 2) he had a motive to
kill Steve; 3) the bullets that killed Nilda and Steve were fired from the same weapon; 4)
appellant's sperm was deposited in Nilda's mouth at some point prior to her death; 5) a fire
was set to destroy physical evidence, including evidence of appellant's DNA; and 6)
appellant admitted to Beckcom that he committed the murders.  Appellant argues that
Beckcom's testimony was "questionable" because he testified in the hope of having his own
sentence reduced and he "could have learned the details of the alleged offense through the
probable cause affidavit in the appellant's possession."  Beckcom, however, testified about
some details that were not contained in the probable cause affidavit.  For example, he knew
that there was


court permitted the State
to introduce evidence that their three children also died from smoke inhalation caused by the
fire.
	A trial court's ruling on the admissibility of extraneous offenses is reviewed under an
abuse of discretion standard. (10)  As long as the trial court's ruling was within the "zone of
reasonable disagreement," there is no abuse of discretion, and the trial court's ruling will be
upheld. (11)
	While evidence of other crimes, wrongs, or acts is not admissible "to prove the
character of a person in order to show action in conformity therewith," it may be admissible
for other purposes, such as proof of motive, opportunity, intent, preparation, plan,
knowledge, identity, or absence of mistake or accident. (12)   The list of exceptions under Rule
404(b) is "neither mutually exclusive nor collectively exhaustive." (13) two photographs depict
Jade's body as it was found in the master bedroom.  State's Exhibit 63 shows Jade lying face-up on the floor next to the bed, and State's Exhibit 65 offers a closer view of her body.
	In all of the photographs, the children are wearing their bedclothes, and their bodies
are covered in soot.  The photographs of the children lying face-up show the soot and mucus
that accumulated in and around their mouths and noses.  Although deceased, the children
were not mutilated or charred.  With the exception of the discoloration around their noses and
mouths, they look like they are sleeping.  The danger of unfair prejudice from the admission
of these photos is small, particularly because the jury also viewed extremely grisly
photographs of Nilda's badly burned


and the  trial court did not
abuse its discretion in admitting these photographs over appellant's Rule 403 objection. (24)
Point of error five is overruled.
Autopsy Photographs of the Children and Rule 403
	We now turn to whether the admission of the children's autopsy photographs violated
Rule 403.  In a hearing outside the presence of the jury, appellant objected to the autopsy
photographs depicting the "dissected body parts" of the children.  Defense counsel argued
that the photographs were unnecessary and unfairly prejudicial, and offered to stipulate to
the cause of death.  The trial court admitted the photographs over defense counsel's
objection.
	The record contains twelve color photographs taken during the children's autopsies.
All of the photographs are detailed close-ups, and the medical examiner used instruments to
hold the organs open in some of them.Crim. App. 1992).
22.  The record contains the original crime scene photographs, which were neither close-up
nor particularly detailed.  Rule 34.6(g)(2) of the Texas Rules of Appellate Procedure provides for
the appellate court's use of original exhibits:

If the trial court determines that original exhibits should be inspected by the
appellate court or sent to that court in lieu of copies, the trial court must make an
order for the safekeeping, transportation, and return of those exhibits.  The order
must list the exhibits and briefly describe them.  To the extent practicable, all the
exhibits must be arranged in their listed order and bound firmly together before
being sent to the appellate clerk.  On any party's motion or its own initiative, the
appellate court may direct the trial court clerk to send it any


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Suppose k*t = 5*t + x. Is 9 a factor of t?
False
Let l = -29 + 27. Is 14 a factor of 0 + (1/l)/((-3)/1260)?
True
Let d(i) = 22*i**3 + 6 - 52*i**3 - 4*i + 14*i**3 + 15*i**3 - i**2. Does 21 divide d(-6)?
True
Let j = 523 - -5088. Does 31 divide j?
True
Let h(n) = -n**3 - 36*n**2 - 65*n + 78. Is 37 a factor of h(-35)?
False
Let l(i) = 3*i - 79. Let r(n) = n - 26. Let v(m) = -4*l(m) + 11*r(m). Suppose 7*f - 6*f - 13 = 0. Does 5 divide v(f)?
False
Suppose 35 = -0*j + 5*j. Suppose 3*k = 3*y + k + j, 0 = 4*y - 4*k + 16. Let s(r) = 58*r**2 + 1. Is s(y) a multiple ofg = 130 - a. Let b = g + -38. Is 25 a factor of b?
True
Let o(l) = -l**2 + 45*l + 258. Let p be o(50). Suppose -731 + 1403 = p*r. Does 5 divide r?
False
Suppose 28*p - 42*p + 28715 - 3907 = 0. Does 39 divide p?
False
Suppose 0 = -7*f + 7773 - 619. Let q = f + -576. Does 26 divide q?
False
Let y(a) = -1320*a + 2337. Does 8 divide y(-5)?
False
Suppose -2*f = -3*z - f + 243, 0 = 3*z + 4*f - 258. Let p be (-10)/7*(-267 + 274). Let s = z + p. Is s a multiple of 36?
True
Is (-7632)/848*(1 - (-1025)/(-3)) a multiple of 9?
False
Suppose 399 = -8*r - 13*r. Let j(l) = 3 - 10 -


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However Dash and DashCoin are different entities and should not be confused (DashCoin is traded as DSH and is a cryptonote with different mining methods and functions).

Although not yet fully embraced by retailers, Dash still lures people because of its high selling points. The focus on increased anonymity is a huge advantage that many cryptocurrency enthusiasts would welcome, as lack of anonymity has been a big contention point among users.

Evan Duffield is developing the new currency, actively tweaking it to meet user requirements. Dash aims to usurp the dominance held by other cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum.

With the value


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Despite its large size, Golurk is capable of {{m|fly}}ing. By inserting its hands in its arms and inserting its legs and feet in its body, it can take off like a rocket. An undefinable energy burns inside it, and if the seal on its chest is taken off, the energy will go out of control.

Biology

Physiology

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Lower incidences of cardiovascular disease have been associated with diets where olive oil is a major contributor to fat intake \[[@B54]\]. Tyrosol and hydroxytyrosol are two phenolic compounds derived from olive oil intake. Tyrosol shows a strong dose-response effect in 24-hour urine samples, as well as similar recovery for a single dose and a week of sustained doses (16.9%, 19.4%, respectively). Hydroxytyrosol had a recovery of 78.5% after a single dose and 121.5% recovery after a week of sustained intake. This reveals that hydroxytyrosol probably accumulates as the recovery


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or something to illustrate my stories. But I don't. Failing that, I've hoped
some artist would become a fan of my stuff and feel inspired to illustrate
it. No? Okay, never mind--I commissioned a couple of pieces from a very talented
photomanipulator. Then he retired. AARGH!! Fine, screw it--let's try this
the other way around. I've always liked the artwork of
Julius
Zimmerman, especially his Lara Croft drawings. I decided to write a story
based upon some of them. Wow! Ready-made illustrations for my story! Just
add water--er, plot.

Prologue

Lara Croft lay on her back and stretched her naked, shapely body slowly and
sensuously. A sleepy moan escaped her thick, luscious lips. Only a moment
before, the first rays of the North African morning sun had stolen in through
the opening of her tent like a


the man's partner grabbed her wrist and held the arm down.

The Tomb Raider gave a frustrated whimper as she realized she could hold
her breath no longer. She took a breath and immediately felt the effects
of the sleeping drug. Her brown eyes rolled back into her head as her eyelids,
with their long, dark lashes, fluttered helplessly. Her struggles grew weaker.
Her jaw slackened. Still she tried to resist, tried to twist her head away
from the fumes that would rob her of consciousness, but to no avail.

"HHHrrrrmmmm..." Lara moaned in despair as she took yet another breath of
the incapacitating vapors. Her body ceased its struggling and became limp.

"Yes, that's it, white whore," the Bedouin hissed at her as he watched
her eyelids grow heavy and her pupils dilating. "Breathe and sleep."

"Mmmpphh..." theTomb Raider whimpered as she took one more breath of the
chloroform. Her eyes closed and her head lolled to one side as consciousness
left her.

The Bedouin lifted the chloroform-soaked rag from her face and nodded to
his partner. They pushed themselves off of the collapsed canvas screen that
had held the voluptuous Englishwoman beneath them. The two attackers lifted
the screen from where it lay atop Lara's naked, unconscious body. She took
a slow, shallow breath, which made her large breasts rise and fall gently
on her chest. The two men stared at her curvaceous form, speechless in the
face of such womanly beauty.

"Allah akbar!" one of them exclaimed. He reached beneath his robes
to touch his cock, which had grown hard and erect as the beautiful Westerner
had struggled beneath him.

The other man, the one who


her legs into a bent position.
One other rope ran around the back of her neck, down to her chest, and was
looped around her large breasts in a figure eight. This last binding seemed
to serve no practical purpose other than to highlight Lara's magnificent
breasts...and to humiliate her.

Despite her bonds, Lara had managed to awkwardly and painfully push herself
to a position where she sat on her haunches. She tugged at the ropes, wrenching
her curvaceous form back and forth, and pulled at the tight knots with her
fingers, but it was no use. She was expertly bound and could not get free.
She angrily panted through the cloth in her mouth; a glow of perspiration
had appeared on her tanned skin despite the dank coolness of the underground
tomb.

Lara looked around in the crypt forshove it
aside.

Once the stone door had been moved completely aside, there was a pause. Then
Lara watched as several men, all apparently Arabic judging by their appearance,
entered the room. The Tomb Raider's brown eyes went wide at their dress.
All of them wore the headdress, linen kilt, and sandals typical of Ancient
Egyptians! They looked like a bunch of extras from an old Cecil B. DeMille
movie. She counted six of them in total. Their dark eyes glanced at her naked
body briefly as they entered the crypt. They came to stand beside and behind
her in a semi-circle. Their collective gaze left Lara to look expectantly
at the door they'd just come through.

A moment later, a seventh man walked into the crypt, dressed like his
compatriots, but more resplendently. Even in the dim light of


saw there.

The man slowly moved the knife tip towards Lara's chest. She grunted and
writhed in protest, but the other three men held her firm. A malevolent smirk
came to the knife-wielder's cruel lips. He brushed the sharp tip of the knife
blade over Lara's right nipple, making the helpless Englishwoman gasp anxiously.
Then the man did something unexpected: he pushed the knife blade beneath
the rope around Lara's breasts, right where it crossed over itself at her
sternum, and began to saw through it.

Once he finished cutting the rope, he pulled it harshly from Lara's body;
she inhaled through clenched teeth as the abrasive hemp burned her tender
skin. The knife-wielder then drew the knife down over Lara's taut, quivering
tummy. She swallowed hard as she felt the cool tip of the knife scraping
the downy hairsLara Croft, Tomb Raider, silently swore that no matter what occurred,
somehow, she would have her revenge.

"UHH...UHH...UHH...UHH..." Lara grunted in resigned agony as Rameses pumped
his gilded dildo in and out of her pussy while the incantation droned on.
Being raped was one thing, but to be defiled in such a cold and impersonal
manner disturbed her deeply. The assault made her feel less than human.

Lara lost track of time, but eventually the incantation came to a stop and
Rameses withdrew the phallus from her ravaged pussy with a loud slurping
noise.

"UUUNNNNGGGHHH!!" Lara groaned as the golden dildo left her vagina for the
last time. She drew ragged, gasping breaths as her body trembled in the grip
of her merciless captors. She watched through half-closed eyes as Rameses'
attendants removed the phallus from their master's trim hips.


her, which--assuming
it hadn't been tampered with--contained clothing, an electric torch, water,
some food bars, a spare gun belt, a small medical kit, and a few other items
that might prove useful. At the very least, the food and water would restore
some of her strength, allow her to stave off death by starvation a little
longer, and buy her more time to find a way out. She just had to get to it.

Lara pulled herself up towards the ceiling, using the ropes around her wrists
to support her weight. The binding around her left wrist felt like it had
just a little more give than that on the right, so Lara pulled her body up
towards the left and tilted her head towards the ropes there. She began to
work the knot with her lips, tongueShe closed her eyes
and shook her head, an attempt to both plead with her assailants and to deny
that this nightmare was happening to her.

"HRRRAAAHHH!!" the mummy growled as it thrust its thick member into Lara's
spread pussy.

"YAAAAHHHH!! Oh God NO..." Lara cried out as she was violated yet again.

The mummy began to fuck her in earnest, slamming his cock into her pussy
again and again, each thrust earning a yelp or a grunt from the helpless
beauty. Her large breasts shook up and down on her chest as each plunge of
the creature's cock rocked her voluptuous frame. Lara's large, sloshing tits
soon attracted the attention of the other mummies, and within seconds they
were squeezing and groping them, pinching the tender nipples until they grew
erect and Lara groaned at the sensation.

"Huh...huh...huh...huh...huh..." the beautiful


foot as she swung
the other, catching a mummy behind the legs. The man's arms flailed as he
fell onto his back. Lara viciously drove her elbow into the man's temple,
rendering him insensible.

"Jesus!" one of the mummies cried. "Stop her before..."

But Lara, fired by pure fury, attacked before the man could give any orders.
She swung her arm forward, her fist catching the man in the gonads. His knees
buckled, and he dropped, groaning, to the ground. The three remaining fake
mummies launched themselves at Lara, but she moved like a leopard. She sprang
and rolled away from their attack; two of the mummies collided, their heads
smashing together, and the two men fell to the ground, unconscious. As the
final mummy pushed himself awkwardly to his feet, Lara advanced upon him.
He backed away in fear.

"Shutbefore she could, the creature was upon her. It
reached down, grabbed hold of her long, braided ponytail, and used it to
lift Lara's head up. The mummy then used its other hand to viciously backhand
Lara.

WHAPP!!

"UNHH!!" the archeologist grunted as the powerful blow spun her head and
stunned her. The creature kept its grip on Lara's ponytail and slapped her
across the face again.

SMACK!!

"UNGH!!" Lara cried out as her head twisted suddenly to the other side. Stars
danced in her vision. Her arms flailed uselessly in front of her, trying
to block the creature's blows. She could taste the metallic sting of blood
in her mouth. "Oh God..." she murmurred helplessly.

WHACK!!

"Unhhh..." Lara moaned as yet another blow across her face brought her to
the brink of unconsciousness. Her arms fell and hung limply from her naked
shoulders.


herself.
"Nearly, but not quite," she said, her voice hardening. Her dark brown eyes
opened and blazed with cold, righteous fury. "Right. When I get back to Cairo,
it'll be time for some payback..."

Epilogue

Abdul Farrar left his dinner table and walked down the long hallway of his
mansion in Cairo, heading for his private study, as he did every night after
dinner. The servants would clean the table, and his wife would take care
of their two daughters, reading to them before putting them to bed. He had
a good life, far better than the vast majority of other modern Egyptians,
and should have felt content. But he did not. He sighed and opened the door
to his study, then closed it behind him, locking it as was his habit to avoid
interruptions, and switched on the light.

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electrodes 150a and 150b, with opposite polarities, are mechanically sealed at both ends of arc tube 110. The mercury-vapor lamp requires a sizeable voltage to start the arc between main electrodes 150a and 150b.
The starting of the mercury-vapor lamp is controlled by a starting circuit (not shown in FIG. 1) which is attached between the power source (not shown in FIG. 1) and the lamp. Unfortunately, there is no standard starting circuit for mercury-vapor lamps. After the lamp is started, the lamp current will continue to increase unless the starting circuit provides some means for limiting the current. Typically, the lamp current is limited by a resistor, which severely reduces the efficiency of the circuit, or by a magnetic device, such as a choke or a transformer,from starting circuit 250 which turns lamp 240 off.
Lamp sensor unit 210 provides an automated, distributed control mechanism to turn lamp assembly 230 on and off. Unfortunately, it provides no mechanism for centralized monitoring of the street lamp to determine if the lamp is functioning properly. This problem is particularly important in regard to the street lamps on major boulevards and highways in large cities. When a street lamp burns out over a highway, it is often not replaced for a long period of time because the maintenance crew will only schedule a replacement lamp when someone calls the city maintenance department and identifies the exact pole location of the bad lamp. Since most automobile drivers will not stop on the highway just to report a bad street


Q:

Генерация простого случайного числа в пределах UInt32

Можно генерировать случайное число и проверить его на простое и сформировать следующее если оно не простое, но это долгий процесс, есть ли быстрые алгоритмы генерирования случайного простого числа на C#?

A:

Для поиска всех простых чисел в отрезке от 1 до n вы можете использовать решето Эратосфена. Его описание и реализация приведены здесь.
int n;
vector<char> prime (n+1, true);
prime[0] = prime[1] = false;
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Моя реализация на C# (ideone):
using System;
usingSystem.Collections.Generic;

public class Test
{
    public static List<int> get_primes (int n) {

        bool[] is_prime = new bool[n+1];
        for (int i = 2; i <= n; ++i)
            is_prime[i] = true;

        List<int> primes = new List<int>();

        for (int i = 2; i <= n; ++i)
            if (is_prime[i]) {
                primes.Add(i);


which is an inadequate conceptualization of causation in biological systems. In the fourth section, I suggest that this problem can be solved by looking at evolutionary developmental biology, which is an integration of ultimate causes (from evolutionary biology) and proximate causes (from developmental biology). I draw on discussions around major concepts in evolutionary developmental biology, specifically modularity and evolvability, and apply those concepts to cancer translational research. I make some concluding statements in the last section.

Before proceeding, I want to make explicit how I understand the notions of "causation" and "causality." I use the terms "causality," "causes," and "causation" nonoperationally. That is, my goal is not to quantify causes or causal input, nor is it to identify the main cause(s) of cancer. Here, I want to suggest ain some cases, compensates for the intervention. Additionally, interventions on one-to-many or many-to-many relationships ("*X* causes *Y* and *W*" or "*X* and *Z* cause *Y* and *W*"), such as genes showing pleiotropic effects in two or more seemingly unrelated pathways or phenotypes, can lead to unwanted outcomes (side effects). In other words, it is difficult to change *X* without affecting other variables. Thus, redundant pathways and pleiotropy will constrain the success of the difference-making causal framework used in the molecular biomarker approach. Even if the patient was prescribed two treatments (*X* causes *Y* and *Z* causes *Y* so treatment1 changes *X* to *X*\* and treatment2 changes *Z* to *Z*\*), changing the other value changes the background conditions so now the causal claims do not necessarily hold.

A second assumption


they are assumptions of the causal framework used to identify molecular biomarkers. Regardless of whether researchers share each of the assumptions of the causal framework, they are embedded in the molecular biomarker approach. These methodological assumptions help to explain why this approach is insufficient to dissect cancer's complex causal dynamics.

Evolutionary Biology Approach {#Sec5}
-----------------------------

Towards the end of the 20th century, a group of clinicians joined forces with a group of evolutionary biologists to reconnect medicine and evolutionary biology for what they termed Darwinian medicine. Although a driving aspect of this enterprise was the incorporation of evolutionary biology into medical school curricula (Williams and Nesse [@CR86]; Nesse and Schiffman [@CR66]; Nesse [@CR65]; Nesse et al. [@CR69]), the main research goals were to derive new insights into both medical and evolutionarymutation. As the population of cells expands, more mutations accumulate, some of which will give additional selective advantages, allowing those subpopulations with the advantage to be selected for and to further expand. This process results in tumors that reflect specific and local environmental pressures. A more nuanced account of this process treats the tumor as a byproduct of the tissue ecosystem (Greaves and Maley [@CR24]). Each time a treatment (e.g., chemotherapy) is given, it changes the ecosystem, which changes the development of the tumor. As a result, if part of the tumor is removed, then the tumor that recurs is a different tumor than what was originally there. This model illuminates why there is variation within a tumor and differences between individuals with the same kind of cancer.

A


dose of chemotherapy may increase, decrease, or not be administered at all, depending on the status of the tumor.

As with antibiotic resistance, investigating cancer through a Darwinian lens can lead to better uses of existing treatments. However, this approach yields little mechanistic information that is relevant for the development of new treatments (e.g., new drugs). More to the point, the approach does not help treat metastasis, the pathological form of cancer that is responsible for most deaths. The fact that a Darwinian medicine approach gives predictive power and thus offers preventive possibilities is incredibly important. Work done in this way suggests treating cancers early, presumably to never reach metastasis. However, not every case of cancer can be diagnosed early, nor should we necessarily depend on early detection andbeneficial with respect to treating the cancer, while minimizing side effects.

Again, this example shows that the identification of biomarkers is not problematic. This, and other studies, have identified TGF-beta as upregulated in cancer cells, thus making it a biomarker. However, its presence is reinterpreted within the evolutionary framework. This reinterpretation suggests criteria for why we might think targeting certain molecules or proteins might be more successful than others.

Conclusion {#Sec13}
==========

The molecular biomarker and evolutionary biology approaches to cancer translational research use widely accepted methods of investigation and explanation in biology and biomedical research. These approaches lend themselves well to the current scientific culture as they produce quick results for publications and grants, and ultimately give simple and clean explanations that are easy to understand and convey to others, including


Institute, the main source of funding for the biomarker approach, are starting to fund more evolutionary approaches. However, the budget for the latter approach is dwarfed by the budget for the identification of biomarkers.

Those using an evolutionary approach to cancer want to be able to inform treatments and interventions on individuals but are currently not able to. Their success is currently in informing public health initiatives regarding screening practices.

The agnathan-to-gnathostome transition is a good example of this, where heterotopic (spatial) changes in developmental modules resulted in the gnathostome-type oral apparatus in which both the upper and lower jaws are derived from the mandibular arch. This is in contrast to the agnathans where only the lower lip is derived from the mandibular arch and the upper lip is derivedVertical stratification of the termite assemblage in a neotropical rainforest.
The importance of termites as decomposers in tropical forests has long been recognized. Studies on the richness and diversity of termite species and their ecological function have flourished in more recent times, but these have been mostly conducted in a thin stratum within a standing man's reach. Our aims were to evaluate the specific richness and composition of the termite assemblage in the canopy of a tropical rainforest and to determine its originality with respect to the sympatric ground-level fauna. We conducted systematic searches for canopy termites, together with conventional sampling of the sympatric ground-level fauna, in the San Lorenzo forest, Panama. We hypothesized that (1) the canopy accommodates two categories of wood-feeding termites (long-distance foragers and small-colony "one-piece"


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n = -6 + 4. Let h be n/4 - (-42)/4. Suppose -h + 2 = -z. What is the units digit of z?
8
Let q = -160 - -379. What is the hundreds digit of q?
2
Suppose -3*u + 8 = -1. Suppose -4*n - 20 = -u*w - 9*n, 2*n = -4*w + 8. Suppose w = -4*l + 49 - 17. What is the units digit of l?
8
Suppose 0 = -4*g - 2 - 6. What is the units digit of 2 + g + 0 - -33?
3
Let o = 31 - 10. Let j = o - 12. What is the units digit of j?
9
Suppose -2*g + 10 = -0*g. Let s = 16 + g. Let r = s - 12. What is the unitsdigit of r?
9
Suppose -2*f + 2*k + 332 = -94, 5*f - 1057 = -3*k. Suppose -f = -5*d + 18. What is the units digit of d?
6
Let p = -37 - -73. What is the tens digit of p?
3
Suppose 1 + 7 = 2*j + 4*x, x = 3. Let b = j + 6. What is the units digit of b?
4
Let g = -8 - 1. Let y(n) = -n - 8. Let p be y(g). Let q = 2 + p. What is the units digit of q?
3
Let b(t) be the second derivative of -t**5/5 - t**4/6 + t**2/2 + 3*t. Let w be b(-1). Suppose 0 = w*d + d - n - 26, 2*n - 11 = -d. What is the units digit


This is the theme for the Abergavenny Eisteddfod short story competition for adults this year. I gathered ideas on the theme from friends (thanks to all of you who made suggestions!) and I’ve drafted my story. I can’t tell you anything about it yet, so as not to prejudice my chances. Oh dear, non-story…

But I CAN tell you about the Abergavenny event for National Flash Fiction day on Wednesday 16th May. It’s at The King’s Head, Cross Street, Abergavenny (next to the Market Hall) at 7.30pm. An evening of story reading, during which the winners of our competition will be announced. So why not come along if you live in the area?

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Cath Barton is an English writer who lives in South Wales. In JuneLibya at the 1988 Summer Olympics

Libya (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) competed at the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul, South Korea. Six competitors, all men, took part in five events in three sports.

Athletics

Cycling

Two cyclists represented Libya in 1988

Men's road race
 Abdel Hamed El-Hadi — did not finish (→ no ranking)
 Abdullah Badri — did not finish (→ no ranking)

Weightlifting

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this site will be a 2-family Teacher Residence building for the new teachers.

The gold building is classroom no. 5.
Classroom 6 and 7 will be built adjacent to it

A heartfelt thank you from the Mayor of Kilimamoja and the teachers and children of the school to all who have supported this project!

Thursday, 3 September 2015

Our builder, Restus
Sanka, is again doing a fine job with his quality construction practices. The
first classroom of the 3-classroom building is underway, with the concrete
floor slab finished and the concrete brick walls erected.

First Classroom Walls- Concrete slab for Remaining Classrooms

First Classroom Walls

More
Funds Needed

Our current focus is
the funds needed to complete the 2 remaining classrooms of the 3-classroom
building at Kilimamoja Village.

The graduates
from Standard 4 level at this school urgently need this building for the 2016
academic terms.

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Gongali/Kilimamoja Primary School Operating Budget
Assistance

meeting with school committees

My school visits and discussions with the head teachers
uncovered of a serious lack of operating expenses. Government assistance
amounted to a paltry 200. CDN per year for school supplies only, not enough to
cover costs for all the books needed for new graduating classes. Being always
so busy with building construction, I admit to being a little neglectful in looking
closer at the way the schools were operating. The school office has no shelving
to store books, no cabinets to store binders and files, not even any binders
for the files - just heaps of paper and books on the floor. The teacher’s desk
in classrooms is a shared kids desk. Building maintenance is non-existent. The
wall paint on the first few


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Statistics that have names and faces.

"I don't like to talk about him in the past," King said. "It's hard for me to do that it's hard for my sister, dad, his brother as well. It's a very heart breaking thing. "

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on the weak (for example, elderly persons, women, and children). These victims, often faced with abduction intent, are defenseless against more powerful aggressors. If no method of alerting others is available, the outcome can be horrible and often the final incident in their lives. In the end, our society must rely on crude search strategies (that is, police sketches, dogs, lines of people with flashlights) and luck to find the victims. Increasingly, these incidents are occurring in broad daylight in school yards, grocery store parking lots and bus stops. There appears to be no real safe haven anymore.
When children become responsible for their elderly parents, the balance of independence and monitoring becomes difficult, and limited options are available. The elderly parent may move in with the children, however,Michael Kehlmann

Michael Kehlmann (21 September 1927 – 1 December 2005) was an Austrian television film director and theatre director, screenwriter and actor. He was the father of writer Daniel Kehlmann.

During 1951–1953, Kehlmann was the manager of the "Kleines Theater im Konzerthaus", Vienna. He was awarded the J.-Kainz Medal in 1966, the Ehrenmedaille der Stadt Wien in 1966  and the Austrian Honorary Cross for Science and Art in 2002.

Kehlmann's television directing credits included Jedem das Seine, Jack Mortimer,  Einen Jux will er sich machen, Geschichten aus dem Wienerwald, , Hiob, and Tatort.

Credits

Director (Film)
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1967: Kurzer Prozess

Director (Television)
1954: Die Wäscherin des Herrn Bonaparte — (based on Madame Sans-Gêne)
1954: Künstlerpech
1954: Jedem die Seine
1954: Klavier zu verkaufen
1955: La Brige und das Gesetz
1955: Die Dynastie hat Ausgang
1955: Falsch verbunden
1955: Unternehmen


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time.Brad CasemoreResearch director, IDC

“Direct connections do a good job of minimizing potential problems, like latency and inadequate response time,” said Brad Casemore, research director at IDC.

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The hybrid cloud network becomes a priority

While networking has traditionally been an afterthought in cloud discussions — mostly because enterprises viewed the network only as a back-office function — change is on its way, according to Gartner. This change is accelerated by the fact that more organizations are moving data off premises, and hybrid cloud network traffic continues to grow.

“Many businesses need moreThursday, March 10, 2011

A powerful bomb explosion took place near the Raj Bhavan here, where President Pratibha Patil is staying, officials said on Friday.

The bomb, allegedly planted by militants, went off at 11 p.m. on Thursday night at Ananda Singh Academy, about 2 km from Raj Bhavan, where the President was staying, they said.

No casualty was, however, reported in the blast.

Ms. Patil is on a two-day visit to Manipur.

Police and central forces are conducting round the clock patrolling and forces were deployed at all vulnerable points.

President will on Friday lay the foundation stone of an Information Technology Park at Mantripukhri near here, officials said.

Ms. Patil would also meet representatives of some social organisations before leaving for Delhi at 11 a.m., the sources said.

Meanwhile, normal life was paralysed in


Lesley Walker's Blog

Voyaging with Volunteers

This month we have had Volunteers’ Week and it seems appropriate to highlight and acknowledge the role of ordinary (extraordinary) people who labour long and hard to save, salvage, protect and preserve heritage precious to them and their local areas.

The past few weeks I have been working with groups of volunteers in Scotland and Northern Ireland who are doing just this. In one case the heritage was threatened by local authority’s tendency to demolition by neglect, in another by careless and directionless failed private ownership, in the third case, “inevitable progress” and a blindness to the future value of remnants of past technology. In all three cases, volunteers have worked indefatigably to secure the building, the grounds, the ship and the locomotives and rollingIn glorious sunshine two weeks ago, we held our meeting on deck to discuss and plan the work they need to do (to conserve and restore the ship and the paddle wheels, to fit a new boiler, to engage people, schools, families, students in the project) to ensure a successful outcome.

The third project, the saving and restoration of Moat Brae, a Georgian townhouse on the River Nidd in Dumfries, is another triumph for a group of determined local people. Once a private house, then a nursing home, then derelict and threatened with demolition, part of the original garden had already been sold off for building housing.

But the empty boarded-up shell of the house with what was left of its river-side garden, overgrown and impenetrable, held a special story.


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OrionOrion is an American magazine exploring the connection between nature and culture. The current issue includes articles on climate adaptation and new ways of thinking about medicine, witnessing a solar eclipse, and a piece by Wendell Berry. Paper and digital subscriptions are available and some articles are available online.

Resurgence & EcologistResurgence & Ecologist is a British magazine offering “positive perspectives on a range of engaging topics covering ecology, social justice, philosophy, spirituality, sustainable development and the arts.”
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Back to The Wonder Years

The Wonder Years have followed up their sophomore album The Upsides with another batch of realist pop-punk stories in Suburbia I’ve Given You All And Now I’m Nothing. The June 14 release of Suburbia is replete with catchy lyrics from frontman Dan “Soupy” Campbell and the other five Philly guys, struggling with growing up and out of their hometowns.

The Wonder Years new offering, "Suburbia," shows fans a more mature side of the band. Photo courtesy pennlive.com

The band does come out swinging as the first track’s title suggests. Changing labels (from No Sleep Records to Hopeless Records) has brought about a stronger musical style.

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Hence, an improved connector is needed to eliminate the above mentioned defects of current card connectors.by that stage, school was out for the summer, so he had plenty of time for what he needed to do. No one seemed to miss him during that time either, the friends he had from his past having long since left him behind, or just simply left him, after they found out his secret.

Tyler wasn’t the only boy around though, that became very clear as the summer weeks wore on, in fact there were several and he became much more cautious because of it. What Tyler didn’t know, however, was that where there’s boys working, there’s older boys or men working them even harder to perform. A rather distasteful fact he discovered somewhat abruptly one night when, as he got out of the car of his latest


able to, Tyler ran.

Packing up his still somewhat meager belongings into the new backpack he’d bought for that very purpose that afternoon, he started to feel a little sad at his situation. Though he’d been very careful even to the point of being frugal with his money, he had finally outgrown everything he’d owned from his former life. Because of that and that he’d really wanted a complete fresh start at the time, he’d gone out and purchased all new clothes. Nothing flashy, just simple t-shirts and polo’s of various colors, a couple of nice shirts for working, a few pairs of jeans, some shorts, a couple of hoodies, and of course the obligatory underwear and socks, he’d also bought two pair of new skate shoes. Again, hethe road could really offer him, deciding he was much better off just staying put.

Before he’d left, the trucker made sure that Tyler knew he could stay at the cabin for a while, but also warned him that if he was caught, then he was on his own. This suited Tyler rather well at first, he’d gone out that first day under the guise of getting some groceries, but what he’d really been doing was scoping the lay of the land. He still had a considerable amount of cash saved up, but Tyler was a smart boy, he knew that wouldn’t last too long. What he needed was to find a safe place with which to advertise his wares, but he wasn’t going to just go out and


to be irrevocably broken again. About three months into the school year, they’d gone to the park after classes, they’d both just wanted to skate the afternoon away. But when a hot looking young guy came up to Scott, the proposition was too good to refuse, especially since he needed the money to get his boyfriend, because that’s what they were, a gift. Tyler had had a bad feeling about it right from the start, but Scott went anyway, telling Tyler to wait and that he wouldn’t be long. The local Sheriffs department found Scott’s body the next day, naked and mutilated, the word FAG carved deeply into his chest.

Tyler was never the same after that, especially after he found out that the cops weren’t doing anything tosolve the murder. Oh sure, he still did what he had to do, still tricked for stray cash, but he never got close to another boy. He also still frequented the skate park, still skated and even still tricked there. The other boys at the home thought he was nuts, but what they didn’t realize was that Tyler knew exactly what he was doing. He was there for two reasons, one was that he was hoping he could somehow meet that same trick again, maybe get some revenge, or at least be able to join his boy wherever you go after you die. And the other was that, that place was the only place he could even come close to enjoying it, thinking that it could be Scott


110 F.3d 1363
Rhonda COLLINS;  Barbara Hall;  Suzanne Jacks;  IleanaBergere;  Chris Martin;  Natalie Nickle;  SandraPerpignani;  Thomas Stolmar, Plaintiffs-Appellees,v.Frank JORDAN, Defendant,James Arnold;  John Newlin;  Walter Cullop, Defendants-Appellants.Rhonda COLLINS;  Barbara Hall;  Suzanne Jacks;  IleanaBergere;  Chris Martin;  Natalie Nickle;  SandraPerpignani;  Thomas Stolmar, Plaintiffs-Appellees,v.Frank JORDAN, Defendant-Appellant.Rhonda COLLINS;  Barbara Hall;  Suzanne Jacks;  IleanaBergere;  Chris Martin;  Natalie Nickle;  SandraPerpignani;  Thomas Stolmar, Plaintiffs-Appellees,v.Frank JORDAN, Defendant,Richard Hongisto, Defendant-Appellant.
Nos. 95-15737, 95-15738, 95-15739.
United States Court of Appeals,Ninth Circuit.
Argued and Submitted June 12, 1996.Decided Dec. 4, 1996.As Amended March 21, 1997.

Andrew K. Gordon and Patrick J. Mahoney, Deputy City Attorneys, San Francisco, CA, for defendants-appellants.
Rachel Lederman, Bayside Legal Advocates, San Francisco, CA, for plaintiffs-appellees.
Appeals from the Unitedissue raised by Hongisto--whether a reasonable official could have believed, in light of the events of the previous day, that a total ban on demonstrations was lawful.  See Act Up!, 988 F.2d at 873.   The answer is unequivocally "No."

35
Whether Hongisto actually did decide to ban all demonstrations in advance is, despite his concession for purposes of this appeal, a factual issue to be decided at trial.  As to the other factual issues Judge Wilken found to be in dispute, they are, as we have noted, material to other of Hongisto's arguments, including his other principal contention:  that a reasonable official could have believed that declaring an unlawful assembly and arresting the plaintiffs at the Plaza and the neighboring locations was legal in light


and break up protests and to bring about the arrests of First Amendment protesters without probable cause to believe that any illegal conduct was occurring or about to occur.  Such conduct would violate clearly established First and Fourth Amendment rights.

39
Jordan's second contention is that he is entitled to qualified immunity because the plaintiffs have neither demonstrated a sufficient causal connection between his actions and their injury nor established any other theory of supervisory liability.  Judge Wilken found that there were triable issues of fact as to whether policy-makers, specifically including Jordan, "decided to prevent any demonstration at all, regardless of its peaceful nature."   She also stated that there was evidence in the record that Jordan closely monitored and concurred in the police actions. all steps necessary to cause the dispersal and prevent the continuation of any gatherings of people anywhere in the City and County of San Francisco whenever the peace officer on the scene has reason to believe that the gathering endangers or is likely to endanger persons or property.

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The individual officers state that they did not make any arrests under the order, but that it "effected (sic) their decisions."   We reject their argument.  Nothing in the order should have led a reasonable officer to believe that it altered the long-standing California law that assemblies can be dispersed as unlawful only when they constitute a clear and present danger.12  After the proclamation, as before, the officers had the authority to declare an unlawful assembly or arrest


for the arrest of a few people who were inadvertently swept up in a larger group for which an officer reasonably believed he had probable cause to make arrests.

56
As is the case with the individual officers' common argument, Cullop's contention here, when properly analyzed, is essentially that the record does not support Judge Wilken's conclusion that factual disputes preclude summary judgment.  We do not have the jurisdiction to consider that argument on interlocutory appeal, and dismiss Cullop's independent claim for that reason.  Johnson, 515 U.S. at ----, 115 S.Ct. at 2157.

Captain Newlin

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In denying Captain Newlin's motion for summary judgment, Judge Wilken stated: "Captain Newlin's conduct, in recommending dispersal at the BART Plaza, and in directly supervising the arrests at 24th and Bartlett and at 18th andHartford, likewise has not been established to be objectively reasonable on the record before the Court."   As to Newlin's ordering the arrests at 24th and Bartlett and 18th and Hartford, we lack jurisdiction to review Judge Wilken's determination that material issues of fact are in dispute as to whether Newlin could reasonably have believed the arrestees were part of an unlawful assembly or had otherwise acted illegally.  Johnson, 515 U.S. at ----, 115 S.Ct. at 2157.

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As to the events at 24th and Mission, Judge Wilken again denied the motion on the basis that there are genuine issues of material fact that must be resolved as to the circumstances existing there at the time the dispersals were ordered and the arrests made.  Newlin contends, however,


115 S.Ct. at 2157.

Commander Arnold

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Commander Arnold, who ordered the arrests at 21st and Mission and 18th and Hartford, contends that his behavior was reasonable because he had a legitimate basis for believing that the arrestees had failed to disperse, were violating traffic laws, and possibly constituted an unlawful assembly when they were arrested.  As in the case of the other officers, however, Judge Wilken held that there are material issues of fact in dispute that preclude summary judgment.  For example, Judge Wilken found genuine disputes as to 1) how many people who were originally at 24th and Mission reached either 21st and Mission or 18th and Hartford;  2) whether anyone at 21st and Mission was ever part of an unlawful assembly;  and 3) whetherlarge numbers of people who were encircled and arrested at 21st and Mission had engaged exclusively in lawful conduct and had at all times been on the sidewalk consistent with city traffic laws.14  These disputes are material to the question of what Arnold could reasonably have believed.  Accordingly, we lack jurisdiction to consider Commander Arnold's contention that there is no actual dispute as to the issues set forth above.  Johnson, 515 U.S. at ----, 115 S.Ct. at 2157.

Conclusion

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For the reasons stated above, we affirm the district court's denial of summary judgment in part and dismiss the interlocutory appeals in part.

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AFFIRMED in part;  DISMISSED in part.

*
 The Honorable Robert R. Merhige, Jr., Senior United States District Judge for the Eastern District of Virginia, sitting by


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   ‘Straight Outta Compton’s Neil Brown Jr. Heads To ‘LAbyrinth’

EXCLUSIVE: Neil Brown Jr., who played N.W.A’s DJ Yella in Straight Outta Compton, is the latest to be cast in the Biggie-Tupac crime thriller LAbyrinth. He joins stars Johnny Depp and Forest Whitaker in the film about disgraced LAPD detective Russell Poole (Depp), who teams with journalist Jack Jackson (Whitaker), both seeking redemption and determined to find the truth behind the murders of rap impresarios. Their relentless hunt threatens to crack the foundation of the police department.

Brown will play Rafael Perez, the former dirty LAPD officer and central figure in the Rampart scandal, who was accused of murdering the Notorious B.I.G.

Brad Furman is directing the film, which was a 2015 Black List script by Christian Contreras, adapted from Randall Sullivan’s


effect, just about everything in the store was reverted to its original price. All sales were stopped and things got a lot more expensive before being subjected to a standardized percentage discount. That copy of Lemmings for the PSP would have cost you $30 plus tax last week. Drop by today and it will cost you about $32 after the 20% discount. The same principle applies to countless other products across the store. The Garmin Nuvi 205 will run you $180 after the discount, but less than $140 on Amazon with free shipping.

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Assume now $\mbox{gon}(C)\leq \frac{g+1}{2}$, that is, $C$ has non-maximal gonality. In this case, Green’s Conjecture predicts the following resolution, where we observe that $b_{p,1}(C,K_C)\cdot b_{p,2}(C,K_C)\neq 0$ for $k-2\leq p\leq g-k$.

      $1$         $2$      $\ldots$      $k-3$         $k-2$      $\ldots$      $g-k$


therefore $[f]\notin \overline{\mathcal{EN}}$. To conclude $b_{g-k,1}(C,K_C)=g-k$, we extend in Section \[extending\] the determinantal structure of the Eagon-Northcott divisor $\mathcal{EN}$ over a partial compactification of $\H_{2g-2k+1,g-k+1}$ containing the moduli point of $[f]$. In the short Section \[k3\], we then use $K3$ surfaces to show that this extended Eagon-Northcott divisor $\widetilde{\mathcal{EN}}$ does not contain the unique boundary component of $\hh_{2g-2k+1,g-k+1}$ containing $[f]$. Since the injection $K_{g-k,1}(C,K_C)\hookrightarrow K_{g-k,1}(D, \omega_D)$ always holds, this completes the proof of Theorem \[goneric\].[^1]

The organisation of the paper is as follows: We first review some background on syzygies of curves in Section \[background\]. In Section \[gonality\], we prove Theorem \[arb-gon\]. We prove Theorem \[goneric\] in Sections \[gonericity\], \[extending\] and \[k3\].

[**Acknowledgments:**]{} We thank Marian Aprodu, Christian Bopp, Michael Hoff for stimulating conversations related to this circle of ideas.shows that $X$ is a limit of smooth, genus $g+1$ curves of gonality $k$, see [@ha-mu §3.G].

\[elliptic\] Let $X=C \cup_p E$ be the genus $g+1$ stable curve as above. Let $L$ be a line bundle on $X$ such that $\deg (L_{C})=2g+k$ and $\deg (L_{E})=1$. Then, for a general point $q \in E \setminus \{p\}$, we have $$K_{g,1}(X,L(-q))=0.$$ Further, for such a point, $h^1(X,L(-q))=h^1(X,L^{\otimes 2}(-2q))=0$.

We have the Mayer-Vietoris sequence on $X$ $$0 \longrightarrow L_{C}(-p) \longrightarrow L(-q) \longrightarrow L_{E}(-q) \longrightarrow 0.$$ For a general point $q \in E \setminus \{p\}$, we have $h^0(E,L_E^{\otimes j}(-jq))=h^1(E,L_E^{\otimes j}(-jq))=0$ for $j=1,2$, which implies $h^1(X,L(-q))=h^1(X,L^{\otimes 2}(-2q))=0$. Further, we have a natural isomorphism $H^0(C,L(-p) ) \cong H^0(X,L(-q))$, and we know, by the assumptions on $C$, that $$K_{g,1}(C,L(-p))=0.$$ We will use this to deduce $K_{g,1}(X,L(-q))=0$.

We have a


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 0.$$ Indeed, it suffices to show $H^0(\alpha)$ is surjective. By considering the image of $t$, we see that $\mbox{Im}(H^0(\alpha))$ contains the element $(0,1)$. Next, by considering the image of constants elements in $H^0(O_{R_{j+1}})$, we note the image contains elements $(a,b)$ with $a \neq 0$. Thus $H^0(\alpha)$ is surjective.

\[gen-hyp-deg\] Suppose we replace each curve $R_i$ with a chain of smooth rational curves $$\Gamma_i:=\Gamma_{i,1} \cup \ldots \cup \Gamma_{i,\ell_i},$$ ordered in such way that $\Gamma_{i,1}$ meets $C$ at $x_i$ (and nowhere else), $\Gamma_{i,\ell_i}$ meets $C$ at $y_i$ (and nowhere else), no other components of $\Gamma_i$ meets $C$, whereas $\Gamma_{i,j}$ intersects $\Gamma_{i,j-1}$ in one point for $j=2, \ldots,\ell_i$, and there are no other intersections. The conclusion of Proposition \[hyp-deg\] then holds with $\Gamma_i$ replacing $R_i$.

The Eagon-Northcott divisor $\mathcal{EN}given as the union of $C$ with $g-2k+1$ smooth rational curves $R_i$ such that each $R_i$ meets the rest of $B$ precisely at $x_i, y_i$ for $1\leq i\leq g-2k+1$. Let $$[f: B \to \PP^1] \in \widetilde{\mathcal{G}}_{2g-2k+1,g-k+1}^{\mathrm{ns}}$$ be a morphism with $\mathrm{deg}(f_{|_C})=k$ and $f_{|_{R_i}}$ an isomorphism. Then $[f] \notin \mathcal{EN}^{\mathrm{sm}}$.

Consider the closure $\overline{\mathcal{EN}}^{\mathrm{sm}} {\subseteq}\overline{\mathcal{G}}_{2g-2k+1,g-k+1}$ in the moduli space of stable maps. We have the projections $\pi':\overline{\mathcal{G}}_{2g-2k+1,g-k+1} \to
\overline{\mathcal{M}}_{2g-2k+1}$, as well as the projection $\pi$ from the space of admissible covers. There is an equality of closed sets $\pi'(\overline{\mathcal{EN}}^{\mathrm{sm}})=\pi(\mathcal{EN})$, since $\overline{\mathcal{G}}_{2g-2k+1,g-k+1}$ and $\hh_{2g-2k+1,g-k+1}$ are isomorphic over the open set of morphisms with smooth source. By Theorem \[outside-BN-divisor\], the point $[D] \in \overline{\mathcal{M}}_{2g-2k+1}$ defined by the stabilization of $B$ does not lie in $\pi'(\overline{\mathcal{EN}}^{\mathrm{sm}})$, therefore,  $[f] \notin \overline{\mathcal{EN}}^{\mathrm{sm}}$.

To complete the proof of


E_0, p_1)$ of dimension $2g-2k$. As $\dim |L-E|+\dim |E|=g-k+1<g-1$ for $k \geq 3$, there exist integral, nodal curves $C_0 \in |L|$ with exactly one node, completing the proof.

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