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"I have whatever associations I have or past experiences with it, and that's it, and then I kind of encounter interesting people around these subjects and you see me, you go along with me, if you're so inclined. and we have this experience together. That's the idea. It’s all a surprise to me. I don't even meet the people, see the places, before they turn on the camera. It’s all me kind of like a chick popping out of its shell."

Whether that appeals to you or not likely depends on your level of interest in Goldblum himself, but the whimsical nature of both Goldblum and theshow that bears its name certainly sounds entertaining on paper. Goldblum shot the series last summer, traveling coast-to-coast (more than he ever has in his life, according to him) to conduct the interviews and experiences needed to make the show.

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### Patterns of care-seeking in cases of newborn death {#Sec21}

Most care-seeking for newborn illnesses started at the primary health facility (dispensary) level. Families reported dissatisfaction with the care that they received, resulting in moving between multiple health facilities offering different levels of care. Among the newborn deaths we included in this study, most newborns were moved 2--3 times between facilities and homes, and one babies moved


cultural shifts. For example, in our study we describe that decision-making was mostly done in consultation with the husband or partner, while qualitative studies from 9 years ago in the same areas described female relatives as the main decision-maker \[[@CR11]\]. Our interviews describe the primary facility, the dispensary, as the main first point to seek care. This is in contrast with other studies from Tanzania and elsewhere where a reliance on traditional medicine is still important \[[@CR29]--[@CR31]\]. This change to greater reliance on formal healthcare corresponds with the changing norm of delivering in facilities described recently in studies from Tanzania \[[@CR26]--[@CR28]\]. A third change we observed was that certain obstacles that were described in the past were not mentioned in our interviews, notably, the fear of wild animals,Ikunda Justine, and Gumi Abdallah who worked tirelessly during the data collection and processing period. We also wish to acknowledge and extend our humble appreciation to the respondents. We appreciate the support from the management of Ifakara Health Institute to ensure the work is done in a conducive environment. Special thanks go to the URC-TRAction team for the technical support, especially Dr. Danielle Charlet, and to URC-USAID for the funds to conduct this work.

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This study was funded by the United States Agency for International Development under Translating Research into Action, Cooperative Agreement No. GHS-A-00-09-00015-00. This study is made possible by the support of the American people through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). The findings of this study are the sole responsibility of Ifakara Health


Institute and do not necessarily reflect the views of USAID or the United States Government. The funding body had no role in the design of the study and collection, analysis, and interpretation of data and in writing the manuscript.

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The datasets analysed during the current study are not publicly available due to our data policy, but are available from the corresponding author on reasonable request.

DS adapted the data collection tools, supervised the data collection team, analysis and produced the first draft of the manuscript. FM, DS, CH and TT conceived and designed the study and contributed to the analysis and write-up. JW contributed to the adaptation of the data collection tools, analysis and write-up. All authors contributed significantly to the writing and editing subsequent  </complexContent>
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Rental scooters like Lime or Bird are great for those that only need them occasionally, but unless you're near a transit hub, they're often hard to


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Scooters and skateboards are great fun and perfect for casual commutes. But understandably, not everyone feels comfortable on a skateboard or riding a powered version of a Razer. If you want something that'll get you almost anywhere, in a more civilized fashion, you can't beat a bike. An electric one of course.

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Eighteen SNPs spanning from \~90kb upstream in 5' prime to intron 1 of *SV2C* achieved 10^-3^\>P~Interaction~≥2×10^-6^ for interaction with smoking. Most of the SNPs were in moderate to strong linkage disequilibrium (LD) with each other, with correlation-coefficients (r^2^) ranging from 0.66 to 0.98, and formed one large haploblock ([Figure 4](#F4){ref-type="fig"}). The top SNP, rs30196 (minor allele frequency (MAF) =0.46, P~Interaction~=2×10^-6^), was in this block. Another SNP, rs183766 (MAF=0.33, P~Interaction~=4×10^-4^), showed weak LD with the SNPs in the large block (r^2^=0.3-0.4). And finally, rs10214163 (MAF=0.21, P~Interaction~=4×10^-4^), which showed virtually no correlation with other SNPs (r^2^=0.01-0.06). When conditioned on rs30196\*smoking interaction, the rs183766\*smoking signal was abolished (P~Interaction~=0.51),an insight to genotype-specific effects, we stratified the data by genotype, tested the association of smoking with PD risk for each genotype separately, and then performed formal tests of heterogeneity to determine whether the genotypic differences were statistically significant. The effect of smoking on PD risk was significantly different across genotypes (P~Heterogeneity~=5×10^-10^, [Table 3](#T3){ref-type="table"}). The strongest protective effect was observed for individuals homozygous for the common alleles: OR(±SE)=0.52±0.08 for rs30196 \_CC, OR=0.67±0.07 for rs10214163_TT, and OR=0.44±0.08 for being homozygous at both rs10214163_TT and rs30196 \_CC. The protective effect of smoking waned with the increasing numbers of minor alleles from 56% risk *reduction* (P=2×10^-6^) for individuals homozygous for the common alleles, to 223% risk *increase* (P=0.04) for individuals homozygous for the minor alleles. The pattern was evident for rs30196


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reflection on collaboration, into its basic practice---Balmer and Bulpin have explored the relations between the members of an undergraduate team producing novel microorganisms, and have shown how these relations were bound within a sharp winnowing of what ended up being understood as ethical, legal and social components of the process ([@R3]; cf. [@R33]). Elsewhere, one of us (Fitzgerald), with colleagues, has published an auto-ethnographic account of the kinds of mundane emotional labour and compromise that attended one small-scale attempt to put together an interdisciplinary neuroscientific experiment---which concluded, against the usual advice, that tongue-biting was as much a virtue as plain-speaking in the assemblage of interdisciplinary experiments ([@R18]).

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This is not as straightforward as it may appear: like any large-scale collaborative project, Hubbub is not without its tensions, and these are not always intellectually or affectively trivial. Indeed, our conjecture is that such tensions are central to, though frequently disavowed within, interdisciplinary (and, no doubt, disciplinary) projects---Rabinow and Bennett's account notwithstanding. Such tensions can arise, and have already arisen in Hubbub, over differing epistemologies, ontologies and presumed foci or objects of analytic concern (see also contributions to [@R4]); pragmatic differences in the setting of priorities and appropriate outcomes; adjudications of scientific and aesthetic quality; and co-ordination


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the attention, all the free time, texts and calls will flow without any force.

She will appreciate those little big things he does more than anything.

That’s why when she is loved, the right way, she will have that glow on her face and that spark in her eyes.

She will be genuinely happy, and she will want to share that happiness with everyone around her.way to measure them. And if I assign grades by my subjective perception of effort/creativity, this will inevitably lead to complaints by students who believe they made a lot of effort.
For background, the course is intended for third-year undergrads in a computer science department, and it will probably involve programming in Unreal engine and C++. But, I think the question is relevant to any course in which the main goal is to encourage creativity. What is an objective and meaningful way to assign grades in such courses?
NOTE: The question is related to https://cseducators.stackexchange.com/q/3656/1873. However, there the problem is that the students lack motivation or ability. In my case they will (hopefully) have motivation and ability, since it is a choice course taken by advanced students. Still, I


Such a mower is known which comprises a plurality of cutting elements guided in rotation on the upper face of a housing. The cutting element located at each end of the housing is surmounted by a rotating drum of a certain volume. The drive device of the cutting elements and the rotating drums, and a part of the connecting members that connect the cutting elements to the frame, penetrate into the inboard drum by going through its upper part. The other part of the connecting members penetrates into the second drum, also by going through its upper part. The drums of this known mower are made by forming and extend freely upwardly from their corresponding cutting element, to which they are fastened by welding. Considering the production tolerancesQ:

Zend ACL - convert permission to public

I need an ACL for my project, I've watched Alexander Romanenko'video I've been looking into Zend ACL which seems to cover my needs. It's so amazing and I've implemented this :
models/LibraryAcl.php :
<?php
class Model_LibraryAcl extends Zend_Acl
{
    public function __construct()
    {

        $this ->add (new Zend_Acl_Resource('index'));
        $this ->add (new Zend_Acl_Resource('authentication','login'));
        $this-> add (new Zend_Acl_Resource('list'),'books');

        $this->addRole(new Zend_Acl_Role('user'));
        $this->addRole(new Zend_Acl_Role('admin'),'user');


source of "It Would Be So Nice" prior to the era of CD re-issues and compilations. The version of "It Would Be So Nice" appearing on these albums is the single version, with lyrics mentioning "the Daily Standard" (no known version with "the Evening Standard" has ever been released).

Counterfeit editions with different track lists exist.  Any edition with a track list that does not match the list shown here, is a counterfeit.

Track listing
All songs written and sung by Syd Barrett, and taken from singles, except where noted.

Personnel
Syd Barrett – guitar (all but 7, 9), lead vocals (all but 7, 8, 9), backing vocals
David Gilmour – guitar (7, 9), lead vocals (9), backing vocals (uncredited)
Nick Mason – drums, percussion
Roger Waters – bass guitar, gong (1), backing vocals
Richard Wright – keyboards, piano, organ, mellotronMonsoon goal for soccer league

Jamshedpur Sporting Association (JSA) football league, which was earlier slated to start from June 10, will now keep its date with monsoon instead of summer.

The JSA’s football committee postponed the eagerly awaited fixture to mid-June at a recent meeting at the JRD Tata Sports Complex.

“We decided to postpone the league by four-five days due to excessive heat. Matches will start from June 14-15 onwards,” JSA secretary Avinash Kumar said, adding that the decision to extend the date was taken with the concurrence of senior functionaries of all the 34 JSA-affiliated clubs.

Premier Division matches will be conducted at three separate venues — ISWP Sports Complex, Gopal Maidan and JRD Tata Sports Complex. “Since Keenan is not hosting Premier Division matches, we had to look at


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Pelvic or abdominal pain or recurring upset stomach

Abdominal pain alone can mean a number of things, including fibroids, ovarian cysts and other disorders; so doctors don’t always think of cancer as the source. Many gastrointestinal cancers can present as abdominal pain. An enlarged spleen from leukemia can cause the same feeling of pelvic/*
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package v1

import (
	v1 "k8s.io/api/admissionregistration/v1"
	"k8s.io/client-go/kubernetes/scheme"
	rest "k8s.io/client-go/rest"
)

type AdmissionregistrationV1Interface interface {
	RESTClient() rest.Interface
	MutatingWebhookConfigurationsGetter
	ValidatingWebhookConfigurationsGetter
}

// AdmissionregistrationV1Client is used to interact with features provided by the admissionregistration.k8s.io group.
type AdmissionregistrationV1Client struct {
	restClient rest.Interface
}

func (c *AdmissionregistrationV1Client) MutatingWebhookConfigurations() MutatingWebhookConfigurationInterface {
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available today. For this reason this patent disclosure contains detailed instructions about the method""s operation including complete source code instructions written in Visual Basic for Applications (hereinafter referred to as VBA) (see Appendix A, a compact disk).the job because it was hamstrung by its colonial past. “Thus it falls to the U.S., once again, to take the lead, to say and do the hard things and to set the agenda,” Dell said in a cable posted on the Wikileaks site.

As to Kenya, classified U.S. diplomatic messages called Nairobi “a swamp of flourishing corruption” and had little good to say about the current coalition government. Kenyan government spokesman Alfred Mutua said: "We do not know the details of the leaked cables, but if what is reported is true then it is totally malicious and a total misrepresentation of our country and our leaders…. We are surprised and shocked by these revelations."

Mutua said the U.S.'s Africa envoy Johnny Carson had called Prime Minister Raila Odinga this


and the imposing statute of Dr. King. Under the gray skies of Washington, D.C. with scaffolding surrounding it, the statute seemed ready to step forward out of the stone encasing it.

“The Memorial is a memorial to a man who was a citizen of the world whose messages of democracy, justice, hope and love transcended racial barriers and resonated around the globe,” stated Johnson.

“This was confirmed when he was honored with the Nobel Peace Prize in 1964.”

Johnson reminded the audience that the fundraising for the Memorial has not met its goal stating, “We have not met our fundraising goals, but the Memorial project is moving ahead as scheduled. We hope that each American and those around the world will make a contribution towards the completion of this Memorial. Dr.The Green Bay Packers lost a tight game against the Los Angeles Rams that showed they aren’t as far from contention as everyone seems to think they are.

The Green Bay Packers took on the Los Angeles Rams in a battle that was a possible NFC championship preview. While the Rams have been rolling all season, the Packers were looking to build some momentum heading into the back half of the season. After one quarter of play, the Packers looked like the 7-0 team, while the Rams looked like they had been stumbling all season long. They ended three straight Rams drives with third-down sacks.

After the first quarter, the tide started shifting and the Rams offense started clicking. While we still saw some plays out of the Packers on


have long wondered why, when we think of aliens from a distant world, they are generally cast as frightening and dangerous beings who would seek to destroy us and our planet. They are also generally perceived as threateningly super intelligent...smarter than we are. Obviously, we have no direct evidence as to whether they would more likely be friend or foe, but it is my guess that it is not evil design that fueled their interstellar voyage, but life-serving exploratory curiosity.

Evil is not the natural state for living things, whether man, animal or, I would guess, aliens. Life as we know it requires sustenance and nourishment if it is to continue. As between the two choices open to living beings...peaceful co-existence or its only option: force (aka evil)...the formermust first be identified...not always easy to do, since that reason may be real or not, repressed or not, known to you or not. It is no wonder that psychological counseling can often be protracted and/o ineffectual.

Two positive beliefs, remember, are the cornerstones of your happiness.

Monday, October 25, 2010

"Local Color" is a small movie, with big meaning and a big big message.

Ostensibly, it is about a young artist who finally induces a drunken, cynical, foull-mouther, reclusive old Russian master to teach him to paint. But in fact, it is a movie about learning how to live.

Ostensibly, too, it is about the classic conflict between traditional painters, on the one hand, and impressionist painters, like the Russian master. But, in fact, it is a movie about the ongoing clash


Quayle sounds like a normal, psychologically healthy individual that, if I voted in Arizona, I could support. He is is certainly a politically intelligent one.

Saturday, August 7, 2010

In a segment on his tv show, Bill O'Reilly addressed the story of a Muslim father who shot and killed his two teenage daughters allegedly because they were dating non-Muslim boys. Muslims refer to them as "honor killings" on the argument that the girls dishonored the family by violating Islamic law. There are thousands of such killings around the world each year.

O'Reilly asked his guest whether there was a deeper problem behind the killings. It was an excellent question. Unfortunately, he did not get an excellent answer.

Man is a rational animal. His unique and fundamental trait distinguishing him from other livingthe Supreme Court will be?

Monday, July 26, 2010

I have written before about the "truth be damned" mentality in modern civilization. Three stories in the news this morning reveal that mentality is flourishing.

1. WikiLeaks released thousands of national documents which purport to show that our "ally" Pakistan has been cavorting with, aiding, the Taliban in Afghanistan: The response by National Security adviser General James Jones: "the release of the documents was irresponsible". But do the documents tell the truth? Truth be damned.

2. Howard Dean accused Fox News of being racist because one of its talk show hosts released a portion of a videotape in which Shirley Sherrod, a Dept. of Agriculture official appointed by Pres. Obama, made racial comments, without having first checked the full video for the context


way does it matter to me what Alan Colmes et al think about a particular matter? Do they represent some influential groups in our country? When Stossel says he is a libertarian, does he speak for all libertarians? Or Crowley speak for all conservatives? No, no, no.

News programs give you untainted, uncolored, facts. And now you, the viewer, the listener, must do something to make those cold facts meaningful, relevant, to your life. That doing is called "thinking"...and it is something many of us, unfortunately, are not willing to do, or capable of doing very well. Takes effort. Takes time. Takes knowing how to go about contemplating and evaluating those facts. Few of us are intellectual artists: few of us enjoy drawing our own conclusions.

Most like to bebogus. The candidate who resolutely announced "You will not see any of your taxes increase one single dime" is now President of the United States and is promoting increased income tax rates, estate tax rates, a federal sales tax.

Why the blatant lying, deception, dishonesty? It's easy to say "Politicians want to get elected and they'll say whatever they think they have to say to get your vote". And, no doubt, there is some truth in that. But I think another phenomenon is at play here: the growth in power and influence of yet another group/collective, the political party.

The identification of a candidate is by political party. A candidate's qualification for office is heralded by his being a member of a particular party. Few voters know the details of


in politics, philosophy and history... spurred by random feelings of empathy, guilt for their success, or jealous of others' success...subservience to an unidentified "common good"...many talk socialism.

But at heart in their thinking, deep within their souls, there lives a "don't lean on me, don't tell me what to do" attitude...and they love HAVING: success, pride in achievenent, money and all it can buy...and they'll fight like crazy if the poorest person tries to steal from them. That is not socialism...that is capitalism.

Confronted by an Administration that is to the left of socialism, by an influx of demanding illegals bred on socialist principles, the at heart capitalists are rebelling. Polls that not long ago ran in support of Obama and his socialist or worse programs (mandatory universal health care,some now and they aren't even all that old.

4. No requirements for service on the Supreme Court is required. No minimum age requirement, no educational requirements, no prior experience as a judge required. Odd. Few of us would hire someone who has never repaired one before, to fix that clogged and leaking toilet bowl in our home. But experience as a jurist for a Supreme Court nominee? Nah!

I am not 100% certain yet how to solve all of these critical problems, but solve them we must. Our future, the future of our country, depends on it. Send me your genius solutions to one or all of the problems I have outlined above and I will be happy to post them.

Listening to the Senate confirmation hearings going on today,


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What's new in Aspen for summer 2017

Summer 2017 is shaping up to be one of the best warm-weather seasons ever in Aspen Snowmass. There are plenty of amazing events on tap, and around town a number of new retail businesses are opening up shop. In addition, some local favorites are relocating. With more flights servicing Aspen Airport this summer, it will be easier than ever to experience Aspen's best warm-weather attractions. This week our blog team takes a closer look at what's new in Aspen for summer 2017, and what you shouldn't miss.

Oakville Grocery to Take Over Main Street Bakery

Main Street Bakery, an old Aspen favorite, closed last year. The iconic 127-year-old building on Aspen's main drag had been serving breakfast and lunch since 1989 atitems from 40 to 45 independent makers from all over the world, according to store owners. The business will feature independent artists and give them a marketplace and working studio space in a wonderful downtown location.

Other Aspen Snowmass happenings

Aspen Shakti moved out of its former home at 422 E. Cooper Ave. last fall and has relocated into the basement level of the building at 535 E. Hyman Ave. The new 2,300-square-foot space provides more room for classes in yoga, dance, fitness and meditation.

Aviator Nation is opening a store on the mall at 308 S. Mill St., and will feature California lifestyle brand clothing. It is the chain's first store in Colorado.

Cycle Bar is opening a studio at 117 S. Spring St. The indoor cycling franchise will feature cycle


Q:

When using pulp cbc solver, can I set priorities for constraints?

I am trying to calculate an optimal answer to a set of binary variables with lots of constraints.
I would like to set priorities for the constraints.
ex) constraint 1, 2, 3 has priority 100 (highest) and constraint 4, 5, 6 has priority 1 (lowest)
I am currently using pulp linear programming and cbc solver to solve a production scheduling problem.
A small part of my data would look like this.
   t0  t1  t2  t3  t4  t5  t6  t7  t8  t9
a  v1  v2  v3  v4  v5  v6  v7  v8  v9  v10
b  v11 v12 v13 v14 v15 v16 v17 v18 v19The invention is based on a radiator blower, in particular for motor vehicles, according to the preamble of claim 1.
Radiator blowers are used in motor vehicles that comprise at least two separate individual fans to cover a large demand for cooling, which said fans are operated either to ventilate the radiator of the internal combustion engine evenly, or to ventilate the radiator of the internal combustion engine and an air conditioner separately within a common circuit configuration that makes it possible to turn on either just one of the individual fans or both individual fans in series or in parallel.
When such radiator blowers come to rest after being turned off, they generate noise that is not inconsiderable, because the individual fans pass through various resonant frequencies that, depending


SEATTLE -- When the Blue Jays came to Seattle in June, and their fan base flocked from western Canada to watch their national team play in person, Mariners fans Hillary Kirby and Daniel Carroll bounced around ideas for a fun group activity to seize some of attention from the invading Blue Jays fans.

"We wanted it to be like King's Court, but not King's Court," Kirby said. "We didn't want to dishonor Felix. We were trying to figure out what to call it. We came up with the Maple Grove."

The King's Court is a promotion for every start by Felix Hernandez , that involves fans gathering in matching T-Shirts and holding up K cards when Hernandez registers two strikes against a batter.

The Maple Grove is a cheering section for1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a tension spring device of the kind comprising a length of a draw member, preferably a length of chain consisting of connected links, and a spring element consisting of an elastic material, for example rubber, for imparting elastic properties to the draw member.
2. Description of the Prior Art
In several cases it is desirable to impart elastic properties to a draw member, especially a chain length. Thus, it is often desirable to combine the great tensile strength of the chain with elastic properties. For example when chains are used for the mooring of buoys, towing, anchoring of loads and other anchoring purposes it is advantageous to use an elastic chain length.
Of course it is possible to connect a chain length


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provided  in  section
       1252(a)(2)(D) of this title. The Secretary of State
       may  not  exercise  the  discretion  provided  in
       this clause with respect to an alien at any time
       during  which  the  alien  is  the  subject  of
       pending  removal  proceedings  under  section
       1229a of this title.
8  U.S.C.  §  1182(d)(3)(B)(i)  (emphasis  added).  In  summary,
Congress has (1) created a rule forbidding certain aliens who
are  or  were  associated  with  terrorist  activities  from  being
admitted to the United States; (2) created an exemption from
that  rule,  to  be  awarded  solely  in  the  discretion  of  the
Executive Branch; but it has (3) permitted judicial review of
legal issues  that  might arise in connection with  the  exercise
of the exemption authority. Indeed, one could argue that the
last  sentence  in  the  excerpt  just  above  indicates  that  the
Secretary  of  State  (and  by  inference  also  the  Secretary  of
Homeland  Security)  must  await  the  conclusion  of  removal
proceedings  before  making  an  exemption  decision.  At  a
minimum,  the  final  sentence  means  that half a billion barrels or more of oil, like Exxon Mobil Corp’s (XOM.N) Hadrian, estimated to hold up to 700 million barrels, or Anadarko Petroleum Corp’s (APC.N) Shenandoah, which tests this year showed could hold up to three times more than initial estimates of 300 million barrels.

The potential bounty of massive deposits that can produce for a quarter century or more is what keeps players coming even though a single well that bores tens of thousands of feet through thick salt and rock to strike oil – or a dry hole – can cost $130 million or more.

By contrast, an onshore well costs about $8 million to drill – but may only produce a trickle of oil for a few years.

It may become the biggest such platform in


the world after shipping out later this year, with the ability to double its initial 170,000 bpd capacity. It will be followed next year by Chevron’s second new platform, Big Foot, to be secured to the sea floor by 16 miles of interlocking metal strands, or tendons.

In addition to projects by Anadarko Petroleum Corp (APC.N) and Williams Cos (WMB.N), private equity firm Blackstone Energy Partners will join the game. In 2015, Blackstone’s partner LLOG Exploration aims to start up Delta House – named for the boisterous fraternity in the film “Animal House” – less than 10 miles from BP’s plugged Macondo well.

Delta House will pump oil from the Marmalard and Bluto fields, namesakes of characters in the movie.

CLEAR AND STABLE RULES

Three years ago, some analysts thought the post-MacondoGulf would have fewer players as stricter regulations and higher operating chilled activity, particularly for smaller companies.

Producers must now provide more detailed plans for offshore operations, submit to more frequent inspections and prove they have access to a rapid-response system to cap a gushing well. More than 4 million barrels of oil poured into the sea for 87 days after the Macondo well blowout killed 11 men.

High costs have given some companies pause. Even as BP began appraisal drilling at its self-described “giant” Tiber field this August, a month later it canceled contracts to build a second platform at its Mad Dog field. BP says it wants to move forward on Mad Dog 2 “with the right plan.”

Hess Corp (HES.N) Chief Executive John Hess has told analysts the


Anthony Scaramucci was removed from his position as White House Communications Director by President Trump at the behest of Chief of Staff Kelly. Many are speculating if this will be the end of the road for Scaramucci when it comes to working for the Trump Administration. Wall Street Journal reports that chances are Scaramucci will return to his previous role at the U.S. Export-Import Bank.

Wall Street Journal reports:

Anthony Scaramucci has been removed from his position as White House communications director, just 10 days after it was announced he would take it, an administration official said.

The change comes just hours after former Marine Corps Gen. John Kelly was sworn in as White House chief of staff. It also comes four days after the New Yorker magazine published an expletive-filledbeen busy turning the maze of old logging trails around the school into stage roads for advanced student testing.

Ah, the life of a supercar. Take a look around high-roller enclaves like Miami Beach or Malibu and…
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At the moment, he's getting out from the Baja's driver's seat, wide-eyed, and about to give me a refresher course in car control. He calls the car a "tight little rig." He grins. He stares straight through my head. His eyes are laser beams. Wyatt is a slightly intense human being.

I've driven O'Neil's dirt slalom before, when I went up for a one-day rally school last year. I learned about left-foot braking to get a car into a corner, and I learned about keeping your eyes focused when you're sliding.


Well, I thought I had learned something.

Driver education in this country is a joke. There's a place where you can learn to do better,…
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"What were you looking at there?" Wyatt shouts over the engine. I spin out past another cone. "I have no idea!" I shout back.

The thing about rally driving (and any driving, really) is that you go where you're eyes are pointing. Today I'm spinning out because I keep staring at the cones ahead of me. I stare at them, because I don't want to hit them.

"We had a student here crash out on one of the rally roads. He saw a rock in the ditch. He didn't want to hit the rock, so he stared right at it. He didn't hit thethe car that did not start that morning, nor the night before. The day previous it had climbed Mount Washington, and had driven another eight hundred or so miles in the few days before that, some of which in a mountain thunderstorm. I think I'm missing the part of my brain that says this kind of thing is a bad idea.

In the end, I had maybe a dozen runs on Team O'Neil's course, itself just a handful of cones in a line on a manicured dirt slope.

It's incredible what a bit of repetition and focus can do in a controlled environment. Your bad habits start to really make themselves clear, and you can take measured steps to fix them. And a rally driver sitting in the passenger seat


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Meghan Trainor discography

American singer-songwriter Meghan Trainor has released three studio albums, two studio extended plays (EP), two live EPs, 21 singles (including four as a featured artist), 20 music videos, three independent albums, and 14 promotional singles. She self-released the albums: Meghan Trainor (2009), I'll Sing with You (2011), and Only 17 (2011). These self-produced albums were pulled from circulation after she signed with Epic Records in February 2014. Trainor's debut single, "All About That Bass", was released on June 30, 2014, and topped the Billboard Hot 100 for eight consecutive weeks. The single became the longest-reigning number-one by an Epic recording artist in the United States, surpassing the seven-week record held by Michael Jackson's songs "Billie Jean" (1983) and "Black or White" (1991). It topped the national33 in a radial direction, a thrust bearing portion 37 supporting the rotation shaft 33a in an axial direction, and fluid 38 injected into the journal bearing portion 36 and the thrust bearing portion 37. Thus, the hydrodynamic bearing 35 generates dynamic pressure as the fluid 38 injected between the journal and thrust bearing portions 36 and 37 and the rotation shaft 33a forms an oil film, when the disk 20 is rotated by the magnetic driving portion 39. Thus, the hydrodynamic bearing 35 can reduce a frictional load by supporting the rotation shaft 33a to be capable of rotating in a state in which the stator 31 and the rotor 33 do not contact each other. In the meantime, the performance of the spindle motor with the


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The authors would like to thank Ms. Tania Merlino for the English language assistance.

Conflict of Interests
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The authors declare that there is no conflict of interests regarding the publication of this paper.

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Demographic and clinical features of the study sample (*n* = 51).

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  *Baseline characteristics*
  Gender, *n* (%)
   Women     5 (10%)
  Radiotherapy, *n* (%)
   Done                         39 (76%)
   Not done                     12 (24%)
  Chemotherapy, *n* (%)
   Done                         41 (80%)
   Not done


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I need to draw a 3d letter A and axes using opengl. In order to draw letter A I draw 2d letter A with z == 50 and then draw letter A with z = 50 - offset.
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p3.x = -200; p3.y = -500; p3.z = 50;
p4.x = -100; p4.y = -200; p4.z = 50;
p5.x = 100; p5.y = -200; p5.z = 50;
p6.x = 200; p6.y = -500; p6.z = 50;
p7.x = 300; p7.y = -500; p7.z = 50;

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My Santa's timing was impeccable, though, as the package arrive the night before I left on a beach retreat.


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Seems like the talk really worked in game one and game two. Considering that you just joined the team and some might not know about this, are you responsible for drafting and calling the shots in-game like you did in mTw?

I'm doing the drafting in cooperation with the team, but of course I have to make the decision in the end. As for calling in game, I feel we are all good at making calls and seeing openings in the map--particularly FATA- is amazing at finding and setting up gangs in my opinion.

Thanks for clearing that up. Let's dwelve into the games of the


world. Ninety-four million barrels a day — you can't cut that out. It's impossible."

Elsewhere in the course of their conversation, Pickens talked with Martin about what he sees as the engine of the oil industry slump, as well as why he'll be supporting Donald Trump in the coming presidential election.

"I've been around a long time, and I'm so thankful that the Lord has let me hang around long enough to see this. I think it's great for America."

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Thin film electroluminescent (TFEL) display devices are well-known. Typically, such devices consist of a substrate on which is deposited a first electrode layer. A first insulator layer, a layer of phosphor, and a second insulator layer are thereafter sequentially deposited on the first electrode layer. A second electrode layer is then deposited on the second insulator layer. A voltage applied across the first and second electrode layers causes the phosphor to luminesce.
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used to achieve dielectric strength margins about three times the nominal breakdown field. Phosphor efficiency is poor, and the phosphor uniformity is marginal in dimming or gray scale applications. These devices also experience changes in display performance over time.
Mizukami et al. U.S. Pat. No. 4,188,565 disclose TFEL devices having several different insulating layers. The layers are deposited using diode sputtering. The disclosed ability to conduct reverse sputtering indicates that RF sputtering is used to deposit the layers. Mizukami discloses several devices using tantalum oxide (Ta2O5) as an insulating layer. In one device, both insulating layers are comprised of a layer of tantalum oxide and a layer of SION. In each insulating layer, the layer of tantalum oxide is adjacent to the electrode, and the layer of SiON isa layer of a refractory metal oxide deposited using DC reactive sputtering, the metal oxide selected from the group consisting of zirconia, hafnia, tantala and niobium oxide. A phosphor layer is deposited on the first insulating layer. A second insulating layer is deposited on the phosphor layer, at least a portion of the second insulating layer including a layer of a fusing dielectric material. A second electrode layer is deposited on the second insulating layer. In a preferred embodiment, the first insulating layer includes a barrier layer between the first electrode layer and the refractory metal oxide layer. In another preferred embodiment, the first insulating layer includes a barrier layer between the refractory metal oxide layer and the phosphor layer. In still another preferred embodiment, the second insulating


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of employers and adopted language that is substantially similar to its predecessor.
{12} We first addressed the issue of whether the subrogation statute covered uninsured motorist benefits stemming from a policy paid for by an employer in Continental Insurance Co. v. Fahey, 106 N.M. 603, 747 P.2d 249 (1987). We held that a worker's receipt of uninsured motorist benefits was not the same as a recovery from a tortfeasor and was not covered by the subrogation statute. Id. at 606, 747 P.2d at 252. In reaching this result, we noted that granting a right of reimbursement to an employer where an injured employee has received uninsured motorist benefits would "penalize[ ] the insured for his or her providence in purchasing uninsured motorist coverage." Id.
{13} In response to our decisionAppeals, Chavez, 2000-NMCA-034, ¶ 27, 128 N.M. 768, 999 P.2d 412 based its holding on Chavez's failure to cite any evidence that supported the determination. See Rule 12-213(A)(3) NMRA 2000 ("A contention that a verdict, judgment, or finding of fact is not supported by substantial evidence shall be deemed waived unless the summary of proceedings includes the substance of the evidence bearing upon the proposition[.]"). Based on the findings of fact in the compensation order, Chavez argues no evidence exists that could be cited in support of the determination. We do not find merit in Chavez's contention.
{18} Chavez testified that he receives $44.00 per hour for work performed using his tractor. Though the record is silent as to the percentage of Chavez's work that is performed using the


of law is not supported by substantial evidence is a contention that the conclusion of law is not supported by the necessary finding of fact). A conclusion of law cannot be sustained unless it finds support in one or more findings of fact. Id. at 716, 410 P.2d at 742. Findings are sufficient if, taken together and construed in support of the judgment, they justify that judgment. See H.T. Coker Constr. Co. v. Whitfield Transp., Inc., 85 N.M. 802, 804, 518 P.2d 782, 784 (Ct.App.1974). In this case, the ultimate findings do not support the conclusion of law and in fact conflict with that conclusion.
{20} The compensation order contains a finding that Chavez's average weekly wage was $226.21. Over the course of a fifty-two-week year, Chavez's yearly pre-injurylavish my fanboy love. Most of them are tide-of-battle-changing powerhouses (like my boy Martian Manhunter or good ol' Doc Strange) that inspire awe and wonder with their many powers.

Of course, both of those characters tend to be writer short cut fodder as well. How many times has the newest JLA villian beat the crap out of MM to prove how bad ass he is? How many times has the newest mystical threat cold cocked Doc Strange, forcing other heroes to pick up the slack?

::sigh::

Sorry, I digress. My point is, that most of my fav characters are supremely powerful indivduals. Ollie (along with Moon Knight) stands out as an exception. I mean, come on, this is the 21st century and the dude uses a bow and arrow? Seriously? But


but has encountered further obstruction.

By noon today (Thursday), it was still not clear whether Field himself was refusing to comment on the cover-up, or whether Commons civil servants were simply refusing to put questions from DNS to the independent MP.

DNS has previously run news stories critical of Field and his committee, including – in December 2017 – its refusal to ask the new minister for disabled people about figures that showed attempted suicides among people claiming out-of-work disability benefits doubled between 2007 and 2014.

Another news story, in September 2017, saw disabled activists express outrage after Field suggested that employers should be allowed to pay some disabled people less than the minimum wage.

Field was asked last Friday for a response to proof that DWP failed to send its owntold that I do not make enough money to qualify. This is the most absurd thing I think I have ever heard. …”

Hospital spokeswoman Susan Watts said the hospital is still working with Mr. Scott and has not gone through all the appropriate, standard procedures to determine what help he may receive to manage his bill.

With the idea that CEOs often have to make tough decisions, and those decisions are often criticized, we asked if you were the CEO, what would you do?

Here are some responses:

• “Apply an insurance deductible to this bill,” wrote Hank Renzema of Kalamazoo. “The hospital rarely collects more than 45 percent from an insurance company. Now we are down to 1K ($1,000 of Scot’s $2,070 bill). Total all the person’s monthly income and


There’s a guy in a suit who appears at the end of each Grand Prix, much like the G-Man in the video game Half-Life, and hands the drivers various items before the podium ceremony. Long-time Jalopnik Formula One correspondent Natalie Polgar loves him for his cool. —Ed.

The race is over. Hot girls, effortlessly strenghtening the stereotype of pretty women who can’t comprehend a minute of the race, clap gleefully for the top three. In my private hell, I will surely be forced to watch nothing but them forever and ever.

And suddenly, out of blue, there he is, my savior, a comforting figure. My FACS checks mostly fail on him, but who cares. I’m sure he’s watched the race, he is interested and he cares about these people. HisThe "Prop, Set, Character" idea is for GMs who are having trouble coming up with their next adventure. Just roll one of each and build a story around what you get. The three story elements can be connected or can be completely unrelated. You can also use these tables during the game if you need to come up with a prop, set, or character on the fly. For the first installment, I'm going with action movies.


problem. The national consensus is that you should spend less than 30 percent of your family’s income on housing, or less than 45 percent on the sum of housing and transportation. Different families make different incomes, and some families can’t afford this. Because of this, we need a mix of targeted income levels to meet different families’ needs.

I think of housing as a human right, and we should do as much as we can to make sure that Austinites who want to live here can live here.

Renteria: It’s unproductive to define “affordable housing” only in terms of median family income (MFI). There are many factors beyond MFI that help define affordable housing, including access to transportation and economic opportunities, among others. In my community and throughout the city,— and we must grow together and give people the opportunity to thrive. Reforming how we build in Austin is so important, and the people pushing for a vote on a very detailed thousand-page document are trying to disingenuously take away power from the 10-1 system that we all worked so hard to create.

Renteria: Before Austin took a huge step toward equity by approving a charter amendment to implement geographic representation or 10-1, voters in the wealthier parts of town outvoted our less affluent residents on similar initiatives time and time again. While there continues to be issues of engagement and voter participation that we struggle with, folks generally agree that 10-1 is more representative and gives more of a voice to marginalized communities. Placing CodeNext on the


to get the code revisions right. In response to community concerns, the staff recently extended the timeline for the third draft. During the spring, the council will listen to our boards and commissions, the community and other interested parties in addition to our staff. I appreciate all the work of our land use and other commissions and stakeholders, and am hopeful that the draft code will be ready for final review and revisions in April.

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        final File filePrefix3 = new File(TEST_DATA_DIR, "mergeTest.emptyShard");

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 were for 4 bits that confused a bit more. Somebody please help me clarify, Thanks.

A:

Overflow occurs only when correct answer cannot be interpreted using given number of bits.An extra bit is required to interpret the answer right.Consider the following example of byte numbers addition:
+70 in binary 01000110
+80 in binary 01010000
On addition :10010110
1 in the MSB(most significant bit) indicates that answer is negative which is wrong.However if we include an extra 9th bit as a sign bit(=0) we have the answer as 010010110 = 150.The value of this extra sign bit is equal to the carry as a result of addition of bits in MSB(which in this case = 0).
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The integration of the math library with the opengl functions is one of the nice feature,
But I have only one problem I am always confronted with : generics.
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where a generic will do but thanks to the lack of operators in c# generics this is impossible.
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and this was the first time he played football at Lambeau Field. Nice debut. He threw for 425 yards (144 more than Aaron Rodgers), four touchdowns (three more than Rodgers), for a 118.8 rating (21.4 points higher than Rodgers) in the 29-29 tie. With the Vikings down by 13 entering the fourth quarter, Cousins forced OT with touchdown throws of 3, 75 and 22 yards—then put the Vikes in position for two overtime field goals, both of which were missed. A rather amazing chapter in Cousins’ football life.

Defensive Players of the Week

Darius Leonard, linebacker, Indianapolis. The rookie second-round pick from South Carolina State had the kind of game prospects can only dream of: 18 tackles, a sack, a pass defensed, a forced fumble and a tackle for loss.Orleans, he missed, in order, in the last 23 minutes: an extra point, wide left; a 44-yard field goal, wide left; an extra point, wide left, that would have given the Browns a lead with 1:24 left; and a 52-yard field goal, wide right, that would have forced overtime at the gun. I cannot imagine what Zane Gonzalez—or 23 million Browns fans around the planet—must feel like this morning.

Daniel Carlson, kicker, Minnesota. The fifth-round kicker from Auburn might not be the Vikings’ kicker much longer. He missed three field goals in the 29-29 tie at Green Bay, including 49- and 35-yard kicks in overtime. Both were wide right. And the second one hurt badly. The Vikings got the ball right in the center of the field for Carlson,


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“Never heard of it. Never seen it. Completely disrespectful.”

—Buffalo linebacker Lorenzo Alexander, after Bills cornerback Vontae Davis quit at halftime of the Bills’ home opener Sunday.

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“We’re fine. If you’re one of the guys, one of the fans, one of the people hitting the panic button, then that’s on y’all.”

—Deshaun Watson, pointedly, after the Texans fell to 0-2. They played poorly in a 20-17 loss at Tennessee.

III

“I don’t know what else to do. You tell me. I thought I hit him within his waist to chest … To call it at that point in the game is unbelievable.”

—Green Bay pass-rusher Clay Matthews, after he was flagged for a huge roughing-the-passer penalty with 1:37 left in the fourth quarter and the Packers up 29-21. Kirk Cousins was interceptedon the play, and Green Bay might have been able to run out the clock on the ensuing possession. Instead, the Vikings tied the game, forced overtime, and it ended in a 29-29 tie.

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“Sad to say, I was a Jets fan growing up … Watching Curtis Martin and Thomas Jones, and the Mark Sanchez era, and just visualizing myself being there one day, and playing at MetLife. Obviously, I had a vision of the green, putting on the green.”

—Giants running back Saquon Barkley, who now wears blue instead, playing for the other New Jersey team Sunday night in Dallas.

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game has given me, and how many experiences that the people I’ve gotten to meet, and the neat stuff that I’ve gotten to experience, and my entire family’s gotten to experience, will end up outweighing the stiffness and the soreness and stuff as I get older. The longer I’ve been in the game, I’m learning what I’m doing now is going to help me not only stay in football longer but help my health later in life.”

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The NFL is just 31 games into a 256-game regular season, but something interesting, and perhaps very predictable, is happening. Offense is exploding. Entering the final game of Week 2, check out this trend/outlier through two weeks of this season and last:

2017 Season

Games Played: 32

Points Scored: 1,249

Average Per Game: 39.03

2018 Season

GamesRef Tony Corrente in an NFL pool report, on that call: “When he hit the quarterback, he lifted him and drove him into the ground.” Not how I saw it. I saw Matthews hit Kirk Cousins a split second after the ball was released, and not violently drive him to the ground at all.

h. Ravens: 42-42, with one playoff appearance, since winning the Super Bowl in the 2012 season.

i. Geno Atkins has already played 120 snaps in two games, and he looks as dominant as ever.

j. I picked the Bengals to win the AFC North, so I think what we’re seeing is real. But I do not expect Cincinnati to average 34 points a game.

k. You’ve got to be better than that, Joe Flacco.

l. One day, about 15


offensive pass-interference call a 10-yard penalty and leave open the penalty yardage for defensive pass interference—so the same degree of interference on defense could be 55 yards while it maxes out at 10 yards for the offense? You wouldn’t do that, if you had any sense of competitive fairness.

9. I think it’s pretty interesting and slightly surprising to read this polling number. A Quinnipiac University poll of 1,038 registered voters asked: “Regardless of whether or not you approve of the protests, do you think NFL players have the right to protest in this way or not?” Yes: 67 percent. No: 30 percent. People 18 to 34 were 84 percent in favor; people 65 and over were 57 percent in favor. That says to me the average American isits 13th season. This is very unlike Goodell, who, despite being the most booed commissioner in modern sports, has always faced the music regularly. I can’t recall him being in hiding this long, ever.

Thursday … Cleveland. Be still, all Namathian hearts. The New York Jets, on the first day of Week 3, Anno Domini 2018, could be 2-1. Jets at Browns, 8:20 p.m. See, Joe Buck and Troy Aikman? You thought you’d just be doing a crappy September Thursday-nighter, knocking two not-ready-for-prime-timers off the NFL’s list (the league likes to give all 32 teams at least one prime-time window) before the records got too garish. Now? Time to make Sam Darnold famous.

Sunday … Detroit. Yikes. The NFL thought it was doing the Lions a favor by putting their


family as the outgroup to root the tree. We placed ancestral insertion/deletion characters according to Fitch\'s parsimony (Fitch, [1971](#gbi12243-bib-0036){ref-type="ref"}), in which each indel character was treated independently.

We extracted the ancestral sequences from the phylogenetic nodes corresponding to several relevant ancestors between and within the Rubisco form groupings. We named each of these five ancestors according to their descendant sequences. For example, the ancestor named Anc. I/II/III is the most recent shared ancestor of sequences from groups 1, 2, and 3. Similarly, Anc. I is the most recent shared ancestor of sequences from Group 1. The extracted ancestors include Anc. I/II/III, Anc. I/III, Anc. I/III', Anc. I, Anc. IAB and Anc. IB. We characterized the support for these ancestors by binning their posterior probabilities of states into 10% sizedbins and counting the proportion of ancestral sites in each bin. We also generated alternate versions of the ancestral sequences by randomly sampling from their posterior distributions to generate five alternate ancestors for every node, as described (Williams, Pollock, Blackburne, & Goldstein, [2006](#gbi12243-bib-0103){ref-type="ref"}).

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Atomic‐level structural models of five ancestral Rubisco proteins---the MRCA of all group 1B sequences (Anc. IB), the MRCA of groups 1B and 1A (Anc. IAB), the MRCA of Group 1 (Anc. I), the MRCA of groups 1 and 3 (Anc. I/III), and the MRCA of groups 1, 2 and 3 (Anc. I/II/III)---were generated using homology models based on known structures of Rubisco catalytic subunits. Twenty‐three template structures were selected from the Protein Data Bank based on sequence continuity, the