that the group velocity has the form of Eq. (\[eq:group velocity\]). For $\gamma<\delta$ the group velocity exceeds the vacuum speed of light.

### Four pump fields (double Raman doublet)

Let us now consider a situation where four strong pump beams act on the atomic ensemble. This situation corresponds to a Raman gain doublet for each of the probe beams (Fig. \[fig:double-probe\]b). We assume four-photon resonances $$\begin{aligned}
\omega_{p_{1,1}}-\omega_{1} & = & \omega_{p_{2,1}}-\omega_{2}\,,\\
\omega_{p_{1,2}}-\omega_{1} & = & \omega_{p_{2,2}}-\omega_{2}\,,\end{aligned}$$ where $\omega_{p_{1,1}}$, $\omega_{p_{1,2}}$, $\omega_{p_{2,1}}$ and $\omega_{p_{2,2}}$ are the frequencies of the pump beams. Similarly as in the scheme with the single probe beam we write the atomic amplitudes as a sum of two parts: $\Psi_{e_{1}}=\Psi_{e_{1,1}}+\Psi_{e_{1,2}}$, $\Psi_{e_{2}}=\Psi_{e_{2,1}}+\Psi_{e_{2,2}}$, $\Psi_{s}=\Psi_{s_{1}}+\Psi_{s_{2}}$. Introducing the slowly changing amplitudes and neglecting the terms oscillating with the frequency $$2\Delta=\omega_{p_{1,2}}-\omega_{p_{1,1}}=\omega_{p_{2,2}}-\omega_{p_{2,1}}$$ we find the following set of equationsEq. (\[eq:psi-3\]) gives $$\kappa=\frac{g^{2}n}{c\Delta_{0}^{2}}\left[\frac{|\Omega_{1}|^{2}}{\delta+\Delta+i\gamma}+\frac{|\Omega_{2}|^{2}}{\delta-\Delta+i\gamma}\right]\,.\label{eq:kappa4}$$ This quantity corresponds to Eq. (\[eq:doublet kappa\]) providing a superluminal propagation.

\[sec:propagation\]Propagation of probe beam wave packets
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To illustrate the superluminal behavior of the probe pulses, in this Section we will consider the propagation of a Gaussian wave packet through the atomic cloud. The wave packet is formed by taking a superposition of monochromatic solutions of the propagation equations. The length of the atomic cloud is $L$. For simplicity we will measure all frequencies in units of $\gamma$ and time in units of $\gamma^{-1}$ and set $\gamma=1$. Furthermore, by measuring the length in the units of $c/\gamma$, we set $c=1$.

Single probe field
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At first we will consider the propagation of the incident Gaussian wave packet for a scheme with a single probe beam and a Raman gain doublet, as


(two Raman gain doublets), shown in Fig. \[fig:double-probe\]b. At first we will consider propagation of monochromatic probe fields. Let us assume that only one probe field $\mathcal{E}_{1}$ is incident on the atomic cloud. The amplitude of this probe field at the beginning of the atomic cloud is $\mathcal{E}_{1}(z=0)\equiv\mathcal{E}_{\delta}$. Here we use the two-photon detuning $$\delta=\omega_{1}-\frac{1}{2}(\omega_{p_{1,1}}+\omega_{p_{1,2}})+\omega_{s}-\omega_{g}=\omega_{2}-\frac{1}{2}(\omega_{p_{2,1}}+\omega_{p_{2,2}})+\omega_{s}-\omega_{g}\,.$$ instead of the frequencies $\omega_{1}$ and $\omega_{2}$. The fields $\psi$ and $\phi$, introduced by Eqs. (\[eq:field-psi\]), (\[eq:field-fi\]), at the beginning of the atomic cloud are $$\begin{aligned}
\psi(z=0) & = & \frac{\Omega_{1,1}^{*}}{\Omega}\mathcal{E}_{\delta}\,,\\
\phi(z=0) & = & \frac{\Omega_{2,1}}{\Omega}\mathcal{E}_{\delta}\,.\end{aligned}$$ Inside the atomic cloud the fields $\psi$ and $\phi$ depend on the coordinate $z$ according to $\phi(z)=\phi(0)$ and $\psi(z)=\psi(0)e^{i\kappa z}$, with $\kappa$ given by Eq. (\[eq:kappa4\]). Thus, at the end of the cloud the fields $\psi$ and $\phi$ are $\phi(L)=\phi(0)$ and $\psi(L)=e^{i\kappaWhat is the remainder when g is divided by 33?
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With the new MacBook Pro (2018) reaching beyond $8,000 forwords, you always buy two, four, six or eight hard drives at a time.

Portable hard drives have a live span of 12-18 months before you want to replace them with a bigger one. You think they will last forever, but your need for storage grows faster than you think. The good news is that price of hard drive space drops with the same speed as your need more space.

This is how big (or little) a difference there is between USB and Thunderbolt, and that Thunderbolt 2 surprisingly is faster than Thunderbolt 3 (tested with Blackmagic Sped Test):

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in Rome I have done once before. So why do it again? Same type of workshop and with the same photographer.

Simply because I was so inspired by the first workshop two years ago, that I felt I would (and could) squeeze even more out of you a second time.

Of course some repetition was present on theory but two photo shootings are newer the same, and you always get new information there either wasn't presented the first time, or that you did not grasp at that time.

My overall goal taking part in the Rome Workshop was to focus much on the light, which I can transfer to future photo and television news stories that I produce.

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The hands-on practice and advice from you benefits both experienced pro'sincorporate what you taught us into my photographic life.

"I remember you are not a fan of spending hours on a photo, and nor am I – indeed one of the benefits of the workshop was to show how one could spend more time out and about with the camera".

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"Thank you again for sharing the basics of your craft with us in Milano! It was a pleasure to meet you and I hope to find another opportunity to join one of your future classes in a different city soon!"

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other things to think about in image capture and techniques.

I am still quite rusty on the Lightroom use and manipulation, but I suspect that will be secondary to capturing good images going forward. Confidence in color was the real treat of the weekend."

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And of course many thanks to Thorsten for being so patient and working through the details of being an excellentcm × 8 cm) with uniform internal hypodensity compressing both ventricles, suggestive of hydatid cyst, without mediastinal, and any other organ involvement; magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) revealed nonenhancing cystic IVS mass (7.8 cm × 6 cm × 6.2 cm) with septae, and a possible daughter cyst within compressing both ventricular cavity (left \> right) suggestive of hydatid cyst and minimal pericardial effusion (PE); transthoracic echocardiogram (TTE) revealed 9--10 cm IVS mass with central cyst almost obliterating both ventricular cavities with minimal PE and no regional wall motion abnormality while ejection fraction was 60%.

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Arts & Numbers: Budgeting for the Creative Class

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Camera Settings: Get the Most Out of Your Camera

Adjust White Balance.

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temperature of the ambient light.

Set your white balance to “Cloudy” if you’re outside on a cloudy day. Set it to “Daylight” on a sunny day.

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The same painting was photographed indoors with natural light using different white balance modes in-camera.

Fluorescent white balance mode generates the most realistic colors in this instance.

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Set the ISO to the lowest setting.

Setting ISO accurately will give you a clear, crisp photo. ISO measures the sensitivity of the image sensor; the higher the number, the more sensitive the sensor will be to light. Higher ISOs generates noise and grain in your image so it’s best to keep your ISO atthe 7 Plus.

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Pro mode tutorial.

A simple swipe up on the shutter button reveals the rounded manual sliders for white balance, focus, ISO, shutter speed, and exposure. You simply move those around or directly tap on a valuePlus flies. I haven't had a single hiccup with it in the three weeks that I've used it as my main phone. Swiping, switching between apps, scrolling, unlocking with the fingerprint sensor, it's all quite smooth. I wouldn't put it at Pixel-level smooth, but it gets close enough to only be perceptible when I look for it and then isn't noticeable in everyday use.

Reception has also been quite stellar with the Nokia 7 Plus, particularly for data networks and WiFi. My pharmacy is in a dead spot: with most of my previous devices (S7 Edge, Pixel 2 XL, Nokia 8 even), I had to walk out and get to the middle of the street to catch a signal. With the 7 Plus, I was able to take a


after closing everything but the media app. The only constant is that it becomes a lot more frequent when the screen turns on. If I'm not actively using the phone, it's either not there or happens very rarely. Then there are days when this issue is nowhere to be found and I am conned into believing it's gone until it resurfaces again. I've searched for online reports and asked a friend who has a Nokia 7 Plus, but it doesn't seem like this is happening with anyone else. So for the moment, I'll put this in the peculiar bug category and hope it gets addressed soon. You probably shouldn't worry about it too much.

Not just Fitbit, I saw Bluetooth issues with audio and other apps.

And finally, we comecredits for films usually listed only a reprise of the cast members with their roles identified, or even simply just said "The End," requiring opening credits to normally contain the details. For instance, the title sequence of the 1968 film Oliver! runs for about three-and-a-half minutes, and while not listing the complete cast, does list nearly all of its technical credits at the beginning of the film, all set against a background of what appear to be, but in fact are not, authentic 19th-century engravings of typical London life. The only credit at film's end is a listing of most of the cast, including cast members not listed at the beginning. These are set against a replay of some of the "'Consider Yourself" sequence.

Some opening credits are presented


and increase their chances of going bust. If there is transparency, market participants can restrain risk taking by increasing the cost of funds to a bank to reflect an increase in risk.

Since before the financial crisis began, your humble blogger has been saying that we need to bring transparency to all the opaque corners of the financial system.

If there were transparency, financial regulators would directly add their voice in support of market discipline to keep banks from failing. There would be no need for subtle suggestions to banks to raise more capital or lying to market participants.

The Bank of England needs to develop a secret warning system to tell struggling banks they are about to go bust, the global financial regulator has said.

The Financial Stability Board, which isscan clock time 405, the logic portion of logic 102 stimulated by the last shift of Scan Path C does a delay test as described previously in regard to FIGS. 1 and 2. However, since the response capture clock time 406 does not occur immediately after the last shift time of Scan Path A and C, at times 403 and 404 respectively, it is not possible, with the timing shown in FIG. 4, to do delay testing of the logic portions of logic 102 that are stimulated by the last shift operations of Scan Paths A and B.


and 18- to 24-h posttransfusion. Multivariate analysis was performed to detect which variable can predict transfusion response more than others. Cross-matched platelet transfusions associated with good response in 51.4% of transfusion events in adults and 73.3% in children. The noncrossmatched platelet transfusions associated with poor response in 83.3% in adults and 100% in children (P-values 0.143, 0.041, respectively). In the presence of clinical factors or HLA alloimmunization in adults, cross-matched platelets were associated with good response in 29.6 and 22.2% respectively. In children this occurred in 81.8 and 66.7%, respectively. In presence or absence of HLA matching, flow cytometry platelet cross-matching was the most predictor for transfusion response (P = 0.05). Because of the difficulties to find frequent HLA matched donors for acute leukemia patients; flow cytometric plateletimage, a 5-pyrazolone-, pyrazolotriazole-, cyanoacetophenone- or indazolone-type coupler is used to form a magenta-colored image; and a phenol-type coupler, and phenol or naphthol as well, is used to form a cyan-colored image.
Generally, light-sensitive color photographic elements comprise non-diffusing couplers independently incorporated in each of the light sensitive layers of the material (incorporated coupler material). Thus, a light-sensitive color photographic element generally comprises 1) a blue-sensitive silver halide emulsion layer (or layers) which contains a coupler forming a yellow dye (substantially at a wavelength lower than 500 nm); 2) a green-sensitive silver halide emulsion layer (or layers) which contains a coupler forming a magenta dye (substantially at a wavelength from about 500 to 600 nm); and 3) a red-sensitive silver halide emulsion layer (or layers) which contains a coupler


halide emulsion layer sensitized to a radiation different from blue light in addition to the intrinsic or native sensitivity thereof to the blue region or blue radiation, and a yellow filter layer placed between said at least a silver halide emulsion layer and the exposure source, where the filter layer contains a yellow filter dye represented with the formula (1):
wherein R and R1 each independently represent a hydrogen atom, a substituted or unsubstituted alkyl group, a substituted or unsubstituted alkylene group, a substituted or unsubstituted heterocyclic group or a substituted or unsubstituted aryl group; R2, R3 and R4 each independently represent a hydrogen atom, a substituted or unsubstituted alkyl group, a substituted or unsubstituted aryl group and R3 and R4 may be combined to form a 6-memberedin addition to the intrinsic sensitivity thereof to blue light. In this case, the yellow filter layer can be used to reduce or prevent light from reaching this silver halide emulsion layer and to assure the response of the silver halide emulsion layer to the radiation it is sensitized to, in addition to blue light.
The yellow filter layer is particularly useful when used in multilayer color photographic elements containing layers sensitive to the red, green and blue regions of the visible spectrum. In such elements, it is preferred that the yellow filter layer be positioned beneath the blue-sensitive layers and above the green and red sensitive layers.
The silver halide color photographic multilayer elements usually comprise, coated on a support base, at least a red-sensitized silver halide emulsion layer


are colored (xe2x80x9cmasked couplersxe2x80x9d). 2-Equivalent couplers also comprise leuco couplers which, upon reaction with the oxidation products of the color developer, do not produce any color. 2-Equivalent color couplers also comprise DIR couplers which, upon reaction with the oxidation products of the color developer, are capable of releasing a development-inhibiting diffusing compound.
The most useful cyan-forming couplers are conventional phenole and xcex1-naphthole compounds. Examples of cyan couplers can be selected among those described in U.S. Pat. Nos. 2,369,929; 2,474,293; 3,591,383; 2,895,826; 3,458,315; 3,311,476; 3,419,390; 3,476,563 and 3,253,924; in GB patent 1,201,110 and in Research Disclosure 308119, VII, 1989.
The most useful magenta-forming couplers are conventional pyrazolone, indazolone, cyanoacethyle, pyrazolotriazole, etc. type compounds and particularly preferred couplers are the ones of the pyrazolone type. Magenta-forming couplers are described for instance inof deregulation-related tax changes.

The district has saved $1.1 million in a year by allowing employees to leave without replacing them, and Mr. Burns said the schools will continue trying to cut personnel costs through attrition.

“If we have a resignation or retirement, there's a good chance that we may simply not fill that position,” he said.

Mr. Burns said Benton-Carroll-Salem should be able to stay out of the red through 2005 if the district can win renewal of several levies in the next few years.

In 2002, voters will be asked to renew the 3.9 mills approved this month, and a 4.33-mill operating levy last approved in 1998 will be up for renewal. In 2004 a permanent improvement levy renewal will be on the ballot, Mr. Burns said.

“The board has said


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Google says government should stay out of news. Google, whose search engine is considered one of the biggest threats to the future of journalism, told the Federal Trade Commission that it should stay out of the journalism business regardless of how noble the intentions. One of Google's big fears was an idea floated by the FTC to create


the last years various devices have been developed in an attempt to improve the personal hygiene level of care takers and workers. This devices are designed to detects whether the user washes her hands or not and to output a sanitary signaling accordingly.
For example U.S. Pat. No. 5,952,924, filed on Dec. 4, 1997 describes a system for encouraging workers who work in a hygienically controlled area to wash their hands before exiting an associated sanitation area. Broadly, the present invention comprises a housing located in the sanitation area for receiving at least a portion of the hands of the worker. A detector is operatively associated with the housing. The detector detects whether or not the hands of the worker have recently been washed in response to the insertionif this offer is not accepted.  Balance will be paid upon passing of deed from proceeds of FHA loan of not less than $12,900.00.'  By special rider the offer to purchase was conditioned as follows:

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'It is expressly agreed that, notwithstanding any other provisions of this contract, the purchaser shall not be obligated to complete the purchase of the property, described herein, or to incur any penalty by forfeiture of earnest money deposits or otherwise unless the seller had delivered to the purchaser a written statement issued by the Federal Housing Commissioner setting forth the appraised value of the property for mortgage insurance purposes of not less than $15,900.00 which statement the seller hereby agrees to deliver to the purchaser promptly after such appraised value statement is


made available to the seller.'

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On September 28, 1955, defendant Darnell signed and presented to Franklin Pioneer Corporation, the prospective mortgagee, an FHA application form together with the last mentioned offer to purchase contract.  In the FHA form, Darnell represented that $3,500.00 in cash had been already paid on the purchase price, that he intended to occupy the premises to be mortgaged and that his annual income was $7,100.00.  Defendant Dunn was not with Darnell when the FHA application form was signed and presented, and there was no evidence that he participated in the preparation of the FHA forms.  Among the papers supporting an FHA application are forms designated Request for Verification of Employment and Employer's Verification.  Such a request was addressed to Stanley Fizerthat he could not make good his $3,500.00 check without selling his home and suggested that Dunn accept Darnell's equity therein in satisfaction of the down payment.  At the closing, Darnell gave Dunn a check for $451.00 which represented the costs of closing the loan.  Darnell sought to cash this check, but it was returned for insufficient funds.  The $3,500.00 check was not presented for payment, Dunn saying that he was then aware such would be useless.  Dunn, accordingly knew that Darnell's check was not good at the time of closing the loan in November, but, except for Darnell's statement to an FBI agent in 1958, there was no evidence that he knew so when the offer to purchase was signed and presented to


the FHA authorities.  There was testimony of some efforts of Dunn and Darnell to sell Darnell's Carneal Avenue home to provide money to make good the $3,500.00 down payment obligation.  Darnell, however, ultimately withdrew from the deal and by his deed another person was substituted as titleholder of the property involved.  The proofs showed that throughout the period following the failure of Darnell to carry out his contract of purchase, and after the transfer of title to the third person, Dunn exercised dominion over the property.  He received rent therefrom and at the trial insisted that he was the owner of the property, but had been unable to obtain a reconveyance from the third party titleholder.  He characterized the title of such third(public) developments with regard to Prompt Global Strike.

This recent piece from the New York Times states that an early version of the system wouldn’t be deployed until 2014 or 2015, but that the full package wouldn’t be ready until 2017 to 2020:

The Pentagon hopes to deploy an early version of the system by 2014 or 2015. But even under optimistic timetables, a complete array of missiles, warheads, sensors and control systems is not expected to enter the arsenal until 2017 to 2020, long after Mr. Obama will have left office, even if he is elected to a second term.

But look back on the statement from U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert Gates on 11 April 2010 on Meet the Press:

We have, in addition to the nuclear deterrent today, a


I've done both and know you can put a lot of work into either - but it's very different when it comes to what's involved and the choices you can make.

But basically, unless the masquerade director has specifically decided that THEIR masquerade is about "character portrayal" and who can look or act the most like a canon character, and tells you that, then nope. Nope nope nope. All costumes are fair game because accuracy is not the only thing that people are judged on. Not by a long shot.

__________________Founder and President, Madison Area Costuming Society, a chapter of the International Costumer's Guild

ok will direct my comments to that thread, I saw it and wasnt sure whether I should post it there becus of the thread title and thecoils by mounting or integrally forming them with the tubular substrate body. Such mounting or integral forming is said to be accomplished through the use of sonic welding or adhesives.
U.S. Pat. No. 5,382,259, to Phelps, teaches a vasoocclusion coil onto which a fibrous, woven, or braided tubular covering or element is placed co-axially to an underlying substrate by melting, fusing, or gluing the covering to at least one end of the substrate. The substrate is typically a braid or coil. This device is described as presenting a high ratio of fibrous material to metallic material and as being easily placed within the body's vasculature.
U.S. Pat. No. 3,687,129, to Nuwayser, teaches a male contraceptive device comprising a plug with a very fine layer of flock or coating of fabric


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    @include -neat-warn("The $direction argument will be deprecated in future versions in favor of the direction(){...} mixin.");
  }

  $layout-direction: $direction !global;

  @if $display != default {
    @include -neat-warn("The $display argument will be deprecated in future versions in favor of the display(){...} mixin.");
  }

  @if $display == table {
    display: table;
    @include fill-parent;
    table-layout: fixed;
    $container-display-table: true !global;
  } @else {
    @include clearfix;
    display: block;
    $container-display-table: false !global;
  }
}
while attending Liberty University, in Lynchburg, Virginia, on a football scholarship. He later graduated from college in 1995 and realized his life-long dream of playing professional football. However, his football career was quickly halted due to an injury and he found himself executing his “back-up plan”, using his degree in education.

In 1996 he began his teaching and coaching career with Dallas Independent School District and later, in 2001, he found his way to the principalship with Lancaster Independent School District. He has served as Assistant Principal at Lancaster Jr. High and Lancaster High School. He later moved, in 2005, to become Principal at Lancaster Middle School. His last campus position was Principal of Lancaster High School for four years. In 2011, Dr. Nivens transitioned into a central office


SolutionsDespite the abundance of news media coverage and dedicated educator conference sessions, there is still an overwhelming sense of uncertainty plaguing many local schools systems regarding the details of HB5 counselor implications. Moreover, the endeavors that people have taken to explore these implications have led to the realization there is a limited knowledge base of the Texas CDG among school and district leadership, thereby obstructing the ability to work within the system to meet the HB5 counselor requirements. Thus far, many school systems have attempted to address the HB5 counselor needs simply by hiring more counselors or postsecondary advisors to help meet the individual advisement and planning needs of their students (Weiss & Haag, 2013). This costly solution step has been the option taken by the majority ofmedicines or other scientific discoveries; again, once they’re gone, they’re gone. Besides, I feel a rich natural world, and more of it, makes the world a more beautiful and interesting place. (Then again, I love the Rewilding Project, which once suggested releasing wild African elephants into the southwestern US to replace the recently [10,000 years before present, give or take] lost large herbivores and solve some invasive species problems. Is that not awesome? Okay, almost no one agrees with me.)

If nothing else, most things people tell you to do to help the planet also help our communities. They create (sustainable) jobs, encourage community, and foster learning.

It seems to be that all the most mature people I know have something in common: their parents treated them like adults even


enriching your environment.

The (admittedly hard) part about this is to teach yourself how to decide what is fair. People do it all the time, but most don’t do it very well. Instead of fairness, they think of entitlement. “Well, it’s only fair that you do this for me.” But fairness is always a two way street, and you must give to receive. True fairness lies in saying, “Well, it’s only fair that if your going to do this thing that is really important to me, I will do this other thing that is really important to you.” I know, compromising is hard, but it’s precisely that it is hard to do that makes it so effective at building close, productive, and supportive relationships.
Keep in mind the – admittedlyyear to drop his net environmental impact to zero (very little negative impact plus some positive impact), in the middle of New York no less. His journey is instructive for those looking to lower their impact (or save some money), but now that his year long experiment is over, he’s been doing a lot of reflection, trying to decide what restrictions to keep and which to let slide.

Interestingly, he’s found that he doesn’t want to give up a lot of the rules. True, it was difficult (especially with a small child) to avoid buying anything new, to eat local food, to go without power. However, he repeatedly found that with less stuff in the way, he was closer to his family. He appreciated his life more. Some of


some kind of story, building a case for ourselves and trying to put on a best face… in a nationwide survey titled “The Day America Told the Truth,” 93% of Americans admitted that they lie “regularly and habitually” at work and 35% admitted they have had or were currently having an affair which they were keeping secret from their mates. -Radical Honesty

What exactly then constitutes lying, for those of us who would like to quit? Radical Honesty takes a pretty extreme approach; they suggest more then just truthfully responding, but actively speaking your mind, even as far as telling an ugly person they are ugly. He suggests this is a chance to start a deeply open conversation, I suspect it’s a good way to get a black eye.to transform it to be irredundant.[]{data-label="fig:redundant"}](figs/irredundant){width="\hsize"}

\[def:irred-tree-decomp\] Let $H=(V_H,E_H)$ be a hypergraph, and $(T, \ell_T^{(V)}, \ell_T^{(E)})$ be its tree decomposition. Let $V_T(v_H) = \{v_T\in V_T \mid v_H\in \ell_{T}^{(V)}(v_T)\}$ be a set of nodes in $T$ that contain $v_H\in V_H$. A tree decomposition is *irredundant* if, $$\begin{aligned}
 \nonumber&\forall v_H\in V_H,\ \forall v_T\in V_T(v_H)\\
\label{eq:1} &\ell_T^{(E)}(v_T)\neq\emptyset\Leftrightarrow v_T\ \text{is a leaf in}\ T[V_T(v_H)],
 \end{aligned}$$ where $T[V_T(v_H)]$ is the subgraph induced by $V_T(v_H)$.

We can make any tree decomposition to be irredundant in polynomial time; for each $v_H$, if it does not satisfy the condition , remove $v_H$ from each $\ell_T^{(E)}(v_T)~(v_T\in V_T(v_H))$.

**Implementation.** We tailor a tree decomposition algorithm for a molecular hypergraph. It starts from a one-node tree whose node contains the input hypergraph, and updates the tree by applying the following two steps.

The first step


us to enforce semantic constraints to the decoder. However, they deal only with the ring-bond matching and valence conditions, and therefore, their decoder sometimes fails to generate valid molecules.

Another approach is to substitute another molecular representation for SMILES so that the output is guaranteed to be valid. As far as we know, only the very recent paper by @jin2018 takes this approach. They represent a molecule by fragments connected in a tree structure. While their work for the first time reports 100% validity of decoded molecules, their method requires multiple neural networks other than VAE and the predictor. Our work further pushes along this direction by formalizing the tree representation in terms of HRG. This formalization allows us to model atom-level connections between fragments along with the stereochemistrythe property of a given molecule without modifying it too much. This problem setting is originally proposed by @jin2018 and is formalized as, $$\begin{aligned}
\label{eq:5}
\begin{split}
m^\star &= {\mathsf{Dec}}\left(\operatorname*{arg\,max}_{z\colon\mathrm{sim}(m, {\mathsf{Dec}}(z))\geq \tau} f({\mathsf{Dec}}(z))\right).
\end{split}\end{aligned}$$ where $\mathrm{sim}(m, m^\prime)$ computes a similarity between molecules $m$ and $m^\prime$, and $\tau$ is a similarity threshold. We use Tanimoto similarity with Morgan fingerprint (radius=2). Problem \[eq:5\] is approximately solved by Algorithm \[alg:local-opt-alg\], where we substitute our predictive model $\hat{f}$ for the unknown target function $f$.

Note that the predictive model $\hat{f}$ requires a large data set for training and it is difficult to apply the limited oracle scenario to local molecular optimization. Since the unlimited oracle scenario is out of our scope, we leave this topic in the appendix. We would like to leave a local optimization algorithm tailored for the limited oracle


                            6
        indicated he was going to represent her and had told her to ask for a
        continuance since he was waiting for a ride from his wife, due to his car
        having broken down.

        'He launched into speaking about the eviction case where you are
        representing [C.W.]. He said he had filed a motion to set aside the writ
      initially filed on a Pro Se
        basis . . . who asked that I appear on her behalf at the hearing. [She] had
        also filed a Motion to Modify Custody in a companion domestic case
        which she also wished me to handle but which was not scheduled at that
        time. The hearing was continued and the Judge expressed his intention to
        appoint a Guardian Ad Litem to represent the interests of the children for
        whom the temporary protection order had been issued. The final hearing


a previously
        scheduled hearing the following week and advised the Court and
        counsel as well as my client of the suspension. The hearing was then
        continued for a few weeks.

                                             14
        'I also prepared and filed a Motion to Set-Aside [sic] a Default
Judgment in a Leavenworth County wrongful detainer case No. 2015-
LM-952. The Motion was alsofor . . . a suspended . . . attorney to practice law after the Supreme
Court enters an order suspending . . . the attorney.'

        "60.     In his December 3, 2015, letter, the respondent admitted to intentionally
practicing law at a time when his license to do so had been suspended:

        '. . . That being said, I fully admit that the Motion and Memorandum
        were later filed the morning of October 19th, 2015. These were filed
        along with a Certificate of Service for some discovery answers which
        had originally


the respondent went to Mr. and Ms. Hall's
       law office. The respondent delivered a client file to Mr. Hall. The respondent
       attempted to discuss the eviction action with Ms. Hall. See ¶ 42.

               p.        On October 26 or 27, 2015, the respondent contacted Mr.
       Henderson regarding G.M.'s case, seeking an agreement to a continuance of a
       hearing scheduled for October 28, 2015. See ¶ 45.

       "62.    Because the respondent continued to practice law after  '. . . Prior to the hearing, I formally advised the [sic]
                 Judge Gibbens of the administrative suspension, and he
                 asked me if I had been reinstated, I informed him that to
                 my knowledge the reinstatement order had not been
                 issued but that based upon my previous conversations


  with the registration office it would probably be
                 reinstated the following Monday, October 26th, 2015.'

And, 'I would also note that I did notify the Court and counsel of the administrative
suspension on October 23rd, 2015, with the understanding at the time that they were not
aware.' Again, the respondent did not notify Judge Gibbens of the suspension. Rather, at
the outset of the October 23, 2015, hearing, Judge Gibbens informed the respondent that
he had been informed that the respondent's license to practice law was suspended.

        "68.     Accordingly, the hearing panel concludes that the respondent repeatedly
made false statements in his letters to theadmonished the respondent for having
        violated KRPC 8.4(d).

                 b.      Dishonest or Selfish Motive. The respondent's misconduct was
        motivated by dishonesty and selfishness as he provided false and self-serving
        information to the disciplinary administrator's office. Further, the respondent has
        minimized his misconduct throughout these proceedings. Accordingly, the
        hearing panel concludes that the respondent's misconduct was motivated by
        dishonesty and selfishness.


prior Idaho suspension, at the time of the misconduct in
        this case, the respondent had been practicing law for approximately 25 years. The
        respondent has nine years of practice in Kansas.

        "78.     Mitigating circumstances are any considerations or factors that may
justify a reduction in the degree of discipline to be imposed. In reaching its
recommendation for discipline, the hearing panel, in this case, found no mitigating
circumstances present.

        "79.     In addition to the above-cited factors, the hearing panel has thoroughly
examined and considered the following Standards:

        '5.11 prior week it was more negligent. This wasn't
      something that I actually knew. It's something that I should have known, perhaps should
      have made myself aware of, should have thought through. Again, hindsight is 20/20, and
      you kick yourself every time you think of what should have happened.

                                                    40


offenses; (5) submission of false evidence, false statements, or
other deceptive practices during the disciplinary process; and (6) substantial experience
in the practice of law.

       During the hearing, Holmes was asked to describe his prior disciplinary offenses
in Idaho, and he explained:

               "Well, we got to go back to the 1990s. In addition to my practice of law, I did
       have a side business, which I don't have anymore, and I wouldn't have anymore, 'um, and
       it was—basically, it was a portrait photographer. I had a very attractive client who had
       indicated toadopt the
disciplinary administrator's six-month suspension recommendation.

                                   CONCLUSION AND DISCIPLINE

       IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED that Curtis N. Holmes be and he is hereby disciplined
by suspension for a period of one year in accordance with Supreme Court Rule 203(a)(2)
(2018 Kan. S. Ct. R. 234) effective upon the date of filing of this decision; that he not be
granted probation; and that he undergo a reinstatement hearing pursuant to Supreme
Court Rule 219(d) (2018 Kan. S. Ct. R. 264).

       IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that respondent comply with


and the most up-to-date resources available to them. In each of our academies, you will benefit from visionary, inspirational and dynamic leadership and be empowered to develop your own skills with access to world-class CPD and Talent Management programmes. You will also be entitled to the following benefits: a health cash plan, vehicle affinity scheme, childcare vouchers and Westfield rewards.

This position is required for January 2018.

Closing date: Monday 16 October 2017.

Interviews are scheduled to take place as soon as possible after the closing date.

Please note that we reserve the right to close this vacancy early should we receive an overwhelming response. All candidates are advised to refer to the job description and person specification before making an application.

In line with our safeguarding practices we are unable to acceptLecture and book signing with Chief White House correspondent for U.S. News & World Report Kenneth Walsh. Mr. Walsh will be discussing and signing his latest book, Prisoners of the White House: The Isolation of America's Presidents and the Crisis of Leadership.

In Prisoners of the White House, Ken Walsh looks at the isolating environment of the Executive Mansion, a habitat almost guaranteed to keep America’s commander in chief far removed from everyday life. In recent years, West Wing insiders have come up with a name for this syndrome. They call it the White House bubble. As presidents have become more isolated, the role of the presidential pollster has grown. Ken Walsh has been given exclusive access to the polls and confidential memos received by presidents over the years,


I was worried the towel rack would eventually fall off, or the connections between the drawer slide pieces and the front might come loose. So I wood-glued and screwed a piece of 1/4" plywood to the back to add support.

I clamped the two pieces together while the glue was drying. Yes, the plywood piece is not as wide as the MDF. I got lazy, and didn't want to cut a new piece...

I added six screws total, two on the bottom, two on the top, and two in the middle. Be careful that the screws aren't where you intend to put your towel rack!

In order to get paint that matched the rest of the cabinets, I took an uninstalled drawer front to Lowes and had them make a sample-sizedpublic campaign about a delicate subject that most would shy away from.

"There's no reason I should have to die on Nov. 1 ... I want to live as many days as I can."

The problem, Parker says, is that people seeking medical assistance in dying must meet a set of criteria that she says appear to make no sense.

Applicants must be in an advanced state of decline and experiencing unbearable physical or mental suffering caused by a grievous, irreversible medical condition, which means their natural death "has become reasonably foreseeable."

Parker, diagnosed with Stage 4 breast cancer in early 2016, meets all of those conditions.

"All the tumours in my skeleton are killing me," she says in a blunt, matter-of-fact tone that makes it clear she has accepted her fate. "My


Thus far, however, we have done well. They have allowed us to raise the boat.”

Right in the bolded text, Dumbledore says that Voldemort needed to create a means to cross the lake without attracting the wrath of the Inferi in case he ever wanted to check on the status of the Horcrux.
Does that imply that Voldemort could NOT control the Inferi?
How then did Voldemort enchant the Inferi to defend the Horcrux in the first place?

A:

Yes, Inferi are controlled by their creator.
Voldemort would indeed have control of the Inferi, because as Dumbledore explains to Harry, Inferi are corpses that are enchanted to do a Dark wizard’s bidding.

“Well, on that leaflet, it said something about Inferi. What exactly are they? The leaflet wasn’t very clear.’
‘They are corpses,’ said Dumbledore calmly.Qafoo GmbH - passion for software quality
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
:Author: Benjamin Eberlei
:Date: Wed, 13 Mar 2013 09:24:48 +0100
:Revision: 11
:Copyright: All rights reserved
==================
Mocking with Phake
==================
:Keywords:
testing, php, automation, quality assurance, phpunit, mock, spy, stub,
phake, library
:Description:
The use of Mock and Stub Objects is an important skill to learn when using
Test Driven Development (TDD). Mock objects allow you to replace
dependencies of an object with lookalikes, much like crash test dummies are
used during automobile safety tests so humans aren't harmed.
:Abstract:
The use of Mock and Stub Objects is an important skill to learn when using
Test Driven Development (TDD). Mock objects allow you to replace
dependencies of an object with lookalikes, much like crash test dummies are
used during automobile safety tests so humans aren't harmed.
Update (14.3.2013): Introduced Test Double wording instead of using mock objects
for everything to more cleanly


 // This is in a loop, it will store just the value from the last row !
            // $relation_type = $row->titlerelation;

            // to_title Seriennamen zuordnen
            $series_name = $dbh->prepare("SELECT title_id, title, author /*put your other columns*/ FROM titles WHERE title_id = ?");
            $series_name->bindParam(1, $row->to_title_id, PDO::PARAM_INT);
            $series_name->execute();

            while($row = $series_name->fetch(PDO::FETCH_OBJ))
           {
                // $series = will store the values just from the last row, changed it to an array to store all relations
                $series[$row->title_id] = $row->title;
            }
        }
    }

    // Datenbank schließen
    $dbh = null;
} catch(PDOException $exceptionpdo)
{
    echo 'ERROR: ' . $exceptionpdo->getMessage();
}

Your code return just one relation because you query-ed just the last row returned from title_relations. To solve this (again in the context of your code)


stereo pair sequentially on a single display.
It also has become more prevalent for users of computer equipment and/or other systems that require a display for displaying pictures, data, or anything else to use more than one display. For example, one display may provide a picture, drawing, etc., and an adjacent display may present might present descriptive information concerning that which is shown on the first-mentioned display. The images may be presented simultaneously so the user does not have to switch the images shown on a single display. Two displays may be used to present an image that requires a wider area or a taller area to show a given image with acceptable size and/or resolution than would be possible using only a single display; an example would be- **bold** Can be set to `**` or `__`. Defaults to `**`.
  - **italic** Can be set to `*` or `_`. Defaults to `*`.
- **element**: The DOM element for the textarea to use. Defaults to the first textarea on the page.
- **hideIcons**: An array of icon names to hide. Can be used to hide specific icons shown by default without completely customizing the toolbar.
- **indentWithTabs**: If set to `false`, indent using spaces instead of tabs. Defaults to `true`.
- **initialValue**: If set, will customize the initial value of the editor.
- **insertTexts**: Customize how certain buttons that insert text behave. Takes an array with two elements. The first element will be the text inserted before the cursor or highlight, and the second element will be inserted after. For example,


false,
});
```

#### Toolbar icons

Below are the built-in toolbar icons (only some of which are enabled by default), which can be reorganized however you like. "Name" is the name of the icon, referenced in the JS. "Action" is either a function or a URL to open. "Class" is the class given to the icon. "Tooltip" is the small tooltip that appears via the `title=""` attribute. Any `Ctrl` or `Alt` in the title tags will be converted automatically to their Mac equivalents when needed. Additionally, you can add a separator between any icons by adding `"|"` to the toolbar array.

Name | Action | Tooltip
Class
:--- | :----- | :--------------
bold | toggleBold | Bold (Ctrl+B)
fa fa-bold
italic | toggleItalic | Italic (Ctrl+I)
fa fa-italic
strikethrough | toggleStrikethrough | Strikethrough
fa fa-strikethrough
heading | toggleHeadingSmaller | Heading (Ctrl+H)
fa fa-header
heading-smaller| toggleHeadingSmaller | Smaller Heading (Ctrl+H)
fa fa-header
heading-bigger | toggleHeadingBigger | Bigger Heading (Shift+Ctrl+H)
fa fa-lg fa-header
heading-1 | toggleHeading1 | Big Heading
fa fa-header fa-header-x fa-header-1
heading-2 | toggleHeading2 | Medium Heading
fa fa-header fa-header-x fa-header-2
heading-3 | toggleHeading3 | Small Heading
fa fa-header fa-header-x fa-header-3
code | toggleCodeBlock | Code (Ctrl+Alt+C)
fa fa-code
quote | toggleBlockquote | Quote (Ctrl+')
fa fa-quote-left
unordered-list | toggleUnorderedList | Generic List (Ctrl+L)
fa fa-list-ul
ordered-list | toggleOrderedList | Numbered List (Ctrl+Alt+L)
fa fa-list-ol
link | drawLink | Create Link (Ctrl+K)
fa fa-link
image | drawImage | Insert Image (Ctrl+Alt+I)
fa fa-picture-o
table | drawTable | Insert Table
fa fa-table
horizontal-rule | drawHorizontalRule | Insert Horizontal Line
fa fa-minus
preview | togglePreview | Toggle Preview (Ctrl+P)
fa fa-eye no-disable
side-by-side | toggleSideBySide | Toggle Side by Side (F9)
fa fa-columns no-disable no-mobile
fullscreen | toggleFullScreen | Toggle Fullscreen (F11)
fa fa-arrows-alt no-disable no-mobile
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Contents show]

Release Information Edit

Publication Date: February 26, 2014 [1]

Tagline: Death From The Shadows!

Writer: Mac Walters

Artist: Tony Parker

Colorist: Michael Atiyeh

Cover Artist: Benjamin Carré

Publisher's Summary Edit

Disgraced after the failure of her most recent mission, Cerberus agent Rasa receives a chance at redemption from the Illusive Man. But is it absolution she will find at the hands of the assassin Thane Krios—or damnation?[1]

Story Edit

The Illusive Man receives word of Kai Leng and Rasa 's failure to retrieve Subject Zero , refusing their apologies and admonishing them not to let it happen again. Leng throws a fit as soon as the transmission ends, freaking out on his perception of an ugly fate


She tries to warn Miranda about the virus, who retrieves the disc and urges her to focus on recovery. It takes a few more days for Miranda to extract the data and counteract Vasir's virus, but in the end Rasa completed her mission.

The Illusive Man is pleased with the developments. He supposes that Vasir and her cohorts will have been alerted to Cerberus's interest in Shepard, and reminds Miranda to ensure the Lazarus Project's success. The clone project is allowed to continue in a testing capacity as priority still lies in restoring the real Shepard. In passing he writes off Rasa's near-death experience as troubling, and he agrees with the assessment that the agent's field days are over. He assures Miranda he still has a purpose for Rasa,reviewing the nursing concerns raised at the Nessler Pool and how it was addressed by our staff. We apologize to Misty Daugereaux as it is clear she was offended by how she was treated at our City Facility. City policies and procedures will be reviewed and revised as deemed necessary. Any deficiencies regarding our employee's actions will be addressed with further training."

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approved by the national drug regulator and obtained market access.

This is the first time that the National Medical Products Administration (NMPA) has approved a domestically produced carbon-ion therapy system, according to the official website of the national drug regulator.

Installed in Wuwei Cancer Hospital in Gansu Province, the system was co-developed by the Institute of Modern Physics under the Chinese Academy of Sciences and a subsidiary company.

The product is composed of an accelerator system and a treatment system, which includes two treatment rooms that can provide carbon-ion beams for the treatment of malignant tumors.

The approval of the system marks a new step in the development of high-end medical equipment in China. It will also contribute to the development of cancer diagnosis and treatment in the country, according to theThe second chief element of fencing is parrying.

Extend your arms

First, when you are being crowded with cuts and thrusts you must “catch and bear the off with an extended hilt or weapon, that you are quickly ready for counter-striking”.

Meyer isn’t the only one who thinks this way. Manciolino says the exact same thing in his rules of fencing.

In defending his person, a man must always hold his arms well extended, not only so that he will come to drive the blows of the enemy to the outside at a distance from his body, but it also makes him stronger and swifter in striking.

Contrast this to Hutton’s sabre, whose parries are quite close to the body.

Employ the First Element as a Single Time Defense

Parries should employ the first element.


Hand in Hand India visit

Today we had inspectors from “Hand in Hand India” who, collaborating with government, investigated how we follow the norms for child care. They gave us guidelines according to new norms set by the government: we have to make a shelter for our open kitchen, to arrange web-cameras for the girls’ and boys’ houses, to hire watchmen and to hire caretaker for the girls. It’s good to know recommendations, we will do our best to meet the norms!over a smoke-filled canyon above the Getty museum as the Getty fire burns in Los Angeles. (Brian van der Brug/Los Angeles Times) 17 / 25 L.A. Fire Department arson team conducts an investigation near a utility pole of a possible area of origin of the Getty fire along the 1700 block of North Sepulveda Boulevard. (Gary Coronado/Los Angeles Times) 18 / 25 Barn manager Stephanie Nagler leads a horse named Howie Doin to a horse trailer while helping to evacuate around 120 horses from the Sullivan Canyon Equestrian Community near the intersection of Rivera Ranch Road and Sunset Boulevard in Brentwood. (Mel Melcon / Los Angeles Times) 19 / 25 A helicopter makes a drop on the Getty fire, which was threatening thousands of homes in Brentwood and


Mozambique women's national under-18 basketball team

The Mozambique women's national under-18 and under-19 basketball team is a national basketball team of Mozambique, governed by the Federação Moçambicana de Basquetebol. It represents the country in international under-18 and under-19 (under age 18 and under age 19) women's basketball competitions.

See also
Mozambique women's national basketball team
Mozambique women's national under-17 basketball team
Mozambique men's national under-19 basketball team

References

External links
Archived records of Egypt team participations

Category:Basketball in Mozambique
Category:Basketball teams in Mozambique
Category:Women's national under-19 basketball teams
Basketball500,000 sales by 2014. That target looks doubtful in part because of delays in the redesign of the Giulia sedan and delays to larger vehicles. Last year Alfa sold 112,000 vehicles globally.

Subcompact: The car originally was intended as a five-door variant of the Europe-only three-door MiTo (pronounced Me-To). It is now expected to be a new model, which could be imported to North America from Italy beginning in 2013.

4C: Marchionne calls it "the first Alfa Romeo car to re-enter the U.S. market." His wish is to respect the end-of-2012 deadline, but the first units could be shipped to U.S. dealers in early 2013.

The 4C is a "baby" 8C, with a carbon-fiber body and a 250-hp, turbocharged, 1.8-liter direct-injection gasoline inline four-cylinder engine driving the rear wheels.

Alfa plans a


greedy and went to that home of harlotry, the city of Pataliputra. The bawds there know everything. They considered me as one with fewer skills and they loudly made fun of me. I was so ashamed that I wanted to sink into the ground.

'Because of this humiliation I went to the temple of Ganesha and began a fast without any thought for myself. In a dream, the god then asked me, repeatedly through an attendant, how long had I been fasting. "More than two months," said I, pretending that I was trying to end my life. The attendant, who was omniscient, broke into a smile on hearing me. "How wonderful!" he said. "You persist in lying even during worship in a dream! Madam, I am very pleased withVarious types of dolls are known in the prior art. In recent years the trend has been away from dolls the bodies of which are formed from hard, rigid materials and toward dolls which more realistically simulate the feel or "handle" of a live baby. These dolls fall into two general categories. The first of these includes dolls, the bodies of which are formed by skins of a relatively soft pliable material such as a suitable grade of polyvinyl chloride and the skin is filled with a fluid, such as air at a pressure sufficient to simulate the consistency of a live baby. Usually such dolls are made with unitary skins including at least all of the torso and limbs of gas filled dolls by individually sealing the


effect) line as interface separating two sides of the domain. In order to determine the problem on side A, velocity at interface should be applied as boundary condition. Now, normal component of velocity at that point should be continuous across the interface (since it’s arbitrary instead of physical), and it corresponds to the incompressibility condition: what goes in should equal to what goes out. It is easy to see when we imagine a slice of spacial volume (against material volume) along the interface, and its thickness is much less than its span. The match of normal velocity indicates the conservation of mass within that volume.

On the other hand, the match of tangential component of the velocity means something else. Imagine that they does not match across the interface,Are Going to Spain to Die: The Recruitment Campaign in North Africa 5. The Comedian Meets the Carpet Chewer: Reaching out to the Third Reich and Fascist Italy 6. Air Power: German and Italian Aeroplanes in Spanish Skies 7. Flowering Rifles: Rupert Bellville in Andalusia 8. The Carlist from Cambridge: Peter Kemp Arrives in Spain 9. We Can't Have Reds in Portugal at the Moment: Dr António De Oliveira Salazar and the Spanish Question 10. The Dream and Lie of Franco: Non-Intervention, the Alcázar of Toledo, and More British Volunteers 11. Welsh Legionnaire: Frank Thomas on the Madrid Front 12. Holy Crusade: King Carol II's Romania and the Legion of the Archangel Michael 13. A Holiday in Spain: General Eoin O'Duffy and the Irish Brigade 14. The Cliffs


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minister, Mathias Cormann, warned Abbott to pull his head in, saying his interventions were smoothing the Labor leader Bill Shorten’s path to the Lodge.

On Sunday the leading conservative Peter Dutton took a softer line on Abbott, saying the Liberal party needed to respect its former leaders, but he also chided the former prime minister about keeping his public interventions constructive.

Last week the government attempted to ratchet up political pressure on Labor to endorse the changes to citizenship and the migration program, and spent the week talking about “Australian values”, but Shorten focused instead on housing affordability.

The latest Newspoll suggests the government’s primary vote is steady on 36% and Labor’s primary vote dropped one point from 36 to 35%. One Nation’s primary vote was steady on 10%.

Malcolm Turnbull’s net


varied, the basic mechanism of AIs biosynthesis and gene regulation seems to be conserved in different bacteria. The general feature of gene regulation by AIs is cell density dependence, also known as quorum sensing. At low cell densities the AIs are at low concentrations, and at high cell densities the AIs can accumulate to a concentration sufficient for activation of related regulatory genes (Fuqua and Winans, 1996). The biological functions regulated by AIs are of considerable scientific, economic, and medical importance. New approaches for up or down regulation of bacterial quorum sensing systems would be of significant value, not only in science, but also in practical applications.
It has been reported recently that a novel gene encoding autoinducer inactivation (aiiA) has been cloned from the Gram-positive bacterium Bacillus sp.)^{2} } } \end{array}$$ In general, we can write $$\left|C_j\right|\leq M_1|d_1|+M_2|d_2|+M_3|d_3|.$$ Hence, we need the following estimations in order to provide convergence of used series: $$\begin{array}{l} {\left|d_{1} \right|\le \frac{1}{(m\pi )^{4} } \left|M_{4} \right. \int (\alpha  f_{4,0} (z)+(1-\alpha )f_{4,1} (z))e^{(\frac{\alpha }{1-\alpha } -\mu _{1} )z} \left. dz\right|_{t=0} +} \\ {+M_{5} \int (\alpha  f_{4,0} (z)+(1-\alpha )f_{4,1} (z))e^{(\frac{\alpha }{1-\alpha } -\mu _{2} )z} \left. dz\right|+} \\ {+M_{6} \int (\alpha  f_{4,0} (z)+(1-\alpha )f_{4,1} (z))e^{(\frac{\alpha }{1-\alpha } -\mu _{3} )z} \left. dz\right|\left. _{t=0} \right|\le \frac{1}{(m\pi )^{4} } M_{7} } \end{array}
\label{eqn4.10}$$ $$\begin{array}{l} {\left|d_{2}\right|\le \frac{1}{(m\pi )^{4} } \left|M_{8} \right. e^{(\mu _{1} -\frac{\alpha }{1-\alpha } )t} \int (\alpha  f_{4,0} (z)+(1-\alpha )f_{4,1} (z))e^{(\frac{\alpha }{1-\alpha } -\mu _{1} )z} \left. dz\right|_{t} +} \\
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to -1/4 in 6, z, k?
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Let c = 410 + -413.4. What is the nearest to -1/4 in 0.2, 0.4, 0.06, c?
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Let p = 2726/253 + -252/23. Which is the closest to p?  (a) 1/7  (b) 0.1  (c) 0.3  (d) -5
b
Let c = -0.6 - -1.04. Let o = 0.24 - c. Let a = 9 + -13. What is the nearest to -3 in a, o, -5?
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Suppose 41 = 69*y + 248. Let n = -5/2 - -11/4. Which is the nearest to y?  (a) n  (b) -4/3  (c) -2/9
b
Let b = 0.146 - -45.954. Let i = -45 + b. What is the nearest to -0.1 in -5, -0.2, i?
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Let n = -38 - -41. Let m = 0.06(a) 1  (b) -2/7  (c) s
b
Let y = 72 + -67. Let s = y - 3. What is the closest to -1 in s, 2/11, -4/7?
-4/7
Let r = 133 - 266. Let f be r/(-21) + 2/(-6) + -1. Let a = -695/11 + 63. What is the nearest to -1/3 in a, f, 2?
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Let m = -0.3 + 0.3. Let t = 7428/5 + -1486. Suppose -4*z - 6*o + 11*o = -10, 3*z = 4*o + 8. Which is the nearest to m?  (a) z  (b) -1  (c) t
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Let j = -184 - -185. What is the closest to -1/4 in -2, j, 2?
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When one goes from real numbers to complex numbers to quaternions and then to the Cayley numbers, each step in that succession is marked (as it should be) by a slight modification of previously known properties. Yet in many cases the generalization of properties leads us into the unexpected: a contemporary example can be found in the mathematics of gauge fields. Given an Abelian gauge field, that field is always (locally, at least) derived from a gauge potential (a connection form) which is unique modulo gauge transformations. However when we deal with non–Abelian gauge fields, we see that the same field can be derived from physically different gauge potentials, that is, potentials that aren’t related by a gauge transformation, not even locally [@Do1; @Do2; @San]. Just by lookingpossible schedule given that minimum desired overlap. It’s a tiresome task, and in most cases, when there are many new professors or when the dean changes the classroom allocation system, Mrs.H. quite frequently has to check nearly all conceivable schedulings before she is able to reach a conclusion. In despair she asks a professor whom she knows has a degree in math: [*“tell me, can’t you find in your math a fast way of scheduling our classes with a minimum level of overlap among them?”*]{}

Mrs. H. unknowingly asks about the $P=?NP$ question. She is able to understand its basic contours: [*there are questions for which it is easy to check whether a given arrangement of data fits in as a solution; however for the general case there are no known shortcuts


in detail in the present paper in order to show how wildly different is the behavior of $g^*$ or its modification $g$ (see below) when compared to that of ${\sf g}_0$.

This paper shows that this function $g^*$ isn’t well–behaved at all. In fact, given a natural version of it defined over all Turing machines, the modified $g^*$ (noted $g$) will oscillate in a wild way, and in its “ups” it will tower over all total recursive functions, so that the only immediate bounds we can find for it are in the realm of those functions which bound all total recursive functions.

One of those upper bounds is a generalized Busy Beaver function, as we show in Section \[BB\] of this paper.

Preliminary comments {#preliminary-comments .unnumbered}
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\[beg\]If ${\cal M}$ is the setbinary words on it.

5.  The machine’s [*output word*]{} will be the one over which the head rests if and when $s_0$ is reached. (If the head lies on a blank square, then we take the output word to be the empty word, that is, $0$.)

\[code\] The Turing machine inputs a binary string $\lfloor x\rfloor$ and (if it stops over $\lfloor x\rfloor$) outputs a binary string $\lfloor y\rfloor$. The corresponding recursive function inputs the numeral $x$ and outputs the numeral $y$. Whenever it is clear from context, we write $x$ for both the binary sequence and the numeral.

\[ss\] We will use upper case and lower case sans serif letters (such as [M]{},…) for Turing machines (and also for $\ell$–machines). If ${\sf M}_n$ is a Turing machine of Gödel


number $n$, its input–output relation is noted ${\sf M}_n(x)=y$.

\[tour\]Turing machines are given by tables. We can write the tables as code lines $\xi,\xi',\ldots$, separated by blanks $\sqcup$, such as $\xi\sqcup\xi'\sqcup\ldots\sqcup\xi''$.

Let $\Xi$ be one such set of code lines separated by blanks. Let $\Xi '$ be obtained out of $\Xi$ by a permutation of the lines $\xi,\xi ',\ldots$. Both $\Xi$ and $\Xi '$ are seen as different machines that compute the same algorithmic function, that is, in this case, if $f_{\Xi}$ ($f_{\Xi '}$) is computed by $\Xi$ ($\Xi
'$), then $f_{\Xi} = f_{\Xi '}$.

\[0\]We define the [*empty*]{} or [*trivial machine*]{} to be the Turing machine with an empty table; we take it to be the simplest example of the identity machine, again by definition. (See also Remark \[0’\].)

$\ell$–machines {#ellmachines .unnumbered}
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at the edge. The two markets are expected to reach a TAM of $25 billion by 2024 which is why there is so much focus here. Longer-term, Mythic plans to target the mass-market consumer and automotive products.

Keep Everything On-Chip, In Flash

As the accuracy of models improves, so does their size. Today, models reach 100s of millions of parameters and even into the billions. On top of that, there is the demand for deterministic behavior such as consistent frame rate and latency – often in real-time. And this is where Mythic comes into the picture. Mythicâ€™s thesis is simple: pack enough storage on-chip along with a ton of parallel compute units in order to maximize the memory bandwidth and reduce the power of data movement. But thereâ€™s a twist(endorsement by James IV 1504)

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5. Charter by burgesses of Inverness presenting John Nairn to chaplaincy of St Peter at Inverness Parish Church, 4 October 1501

6. Charter by Andrew, Bishop of Moray, of grants by William de Bught, Alexander Waus, and Elizabeth Pylche in favour of St Michael's altar, Inverness Parish Church, 13 October 1508

7. Charter (Instrument and Infeftment) by bailies and aldermen of Inverness of the chaplaincy of St Catherine, Inverness Parish Church, in favour of John Auchlek, 28 December 1508

8. Charter (Instrument of Protest) against the instance of certain trades within the Lordship of Ardmannoch, hindered by the Bailie of the Lordship from crossing Kessock ferry with their goods to the Fair of


profitable business;  it lost almost $2 million during its eighteen months in operation.

9
In July 1992, Puerto Rico imposed an excise tax of $.84 per barrel on the resale of bunker fuel in Puerto Rico.  The tax hurt the total sales of bunker fuel in San Juan Harbor.  The ultimate market voted with its fleet, as cruise boats chose to fill up at other ports not subject to the tax.  The tax was repealed in December 1993, eight months after Coastal had gone out of business.  The excise tax reduced sales volumes in Puerto Rico by roughly 37%, from about 3.8 million barrels in 1992 to about 2.4 million barrels in 1993.  After the repeal of the excise tax in December 1993, theMorton Salt Co., 334 U.S. 37, 68 S.Ct. 822, 92 L.Ed. 1196 (1948), we held there was a prima facie case of injury to competition, see Coastal Fuels, 79 F.3d at 191-93.   Recognizing that the Robinson-Patman Act, unlike the Sherman Act, was meant less to protect consumer welfare than to protect small merchants, this court rejected CAPECO's arguments that changes in the law on primary line price discrimination, more akin to the Sherman Act, meant that the Morton Salt rule could no longer be applied to secondary-line Robinson-Patman cases.  See id. at 191-93.

14
Because the jury necessarily concluded that CAPECO's evidence was insufficient to overcome the prima facie case plus other evidence offered by Coastal, this court examined whether CAPECO's evidence was so strong as to


Daubert and Rule 26 grounds;  CAPECO believes that the court erred under Daubert and Rule 26.

23
Dr. Hausman also testified that Coastal would have gone out of business in April 1993 even absent price discrimination and so there was no basis for post-April 1993 damages.  This later testimony was apparently also stricken.  After cross-examination, the court instructed the jury to disregard Hausman's testimony, stating:

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I have excluded ... all of Dr. Hausman's testimony concerning his damages report....  That is no longer evidence....  It is not a fact in the case, and it should not enter into your considerations when you go to deliberate.

25
CAPECO's other expert, Dr. Freyre, made no independent calculation of damages, but testified that the excise tax had a bigger effect on Coastalopinion in this case.

32
The trial court essentially set three damages periods:  (a) damages until Coastal went out of business in 1993;  (b) damages from 1993 until the time of the 1998 trial;  and (c) Coastal's going-concern value as of the 1998 trial.  For purposes of the verdict form, damages from periods (a) and (b) together were given as a single sum--only going-concern damages were specifically separated out on the verdict form.  These three periods differed somewhat from the periods used by Sherwin, Coastal's damages expert.  Sherwin broke the damages down into actual damages prior to March 31, 1993, lost profits from that date until December 31, 1996, and going-concern damages as of the end of 1996.  We do not know whether


at 80-82.   It follows that lost profits beyond 1993--the profits Coastal claims that it would have received from the date it went out of business until the second trial in 1998--cannot be awarded separately.  Projected future profits may be factored into the going-concern value of the firm at the time it went out of business.  Coastal may recover actual damages until it went out of business.  It may also recover its going-concern value as of that date.  But it may not recover both going-concern value and lost profits after that date.  As this court said in Farmington:

53
To do so would result in a clear duplication:  [the plaintiff] would get its present value as a going concern plus its future profits,CAPECO's favor on all claims except claims for the actual damages Coastal suffered prior to CAPECO's cessation of business on March 31, 1993.  We reject both arguments.  We also reject CAPECO's argument that the jury was required to conclude that Coastal suffered no damages before March 31, 1993 as a result of the price discrimination.

59
First, CAPECO argues that this court "held that CAPECO's refusal to deal with Coastal after March 31, 1993 did not violate the antitrust laws."   From this CAPECO argues that it cannot be responsible for any damages stemming from Coastal's going out of business or damages after that date.  Whether or not the syllogism is sound, the premise is not.  This court did not hold that CAPECO's refusal to


concluding there was no basis for a reasonable inference that prices in excess of those actually realized would have prevailed if there had been no unlawful combination, and that in any event the damages were based on speculation and conjecture.  The Supreme Court disagreed and said, famously:

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Where the tort itself is of such a nature as to preclude the ascertainment of the amount of damages with certainty, it would be a perversion of fundamental principles of justice to deny all relief to the injured person, and thereby relieve the wrongdoer from making any amend for his acts.  In such case, while the damages may not be determined by mere speculation or guess, it will be enough if the evidence show the extent of the damages asStates Trading, Inc.  ("CSTI").  CSTI is a competitor of CAPECO in other markets.  Because, on this theory, the discrimination adversely impacted competition with CAPECO's competitors, the case could be a primary line case.  The Morton Salt presumption, discussed below, does not apply to primary line cases

3
 The description of Coastal's economic analysis methodology as a "but-for" methodology is itself puzzling.  As one set of commentators has noted as to the measure of antitrust damages:
The plaintiff must show that the defendant's illegal conduct prevented the plaintiff from doing better than it actually did.  The plaintiff must therefore project a hypothetical or "but-for" condition that excludes only the effects of the defendant's illegal conduct.  The difference between that projected condition and the plaintiff's


dedicated amateurs (perhaps collecting on weekends or vacation) against professional paleontologists (professors or museum curators). The amateur wants help with identifications and maybe some credit for the find. The professional may want to be able to prepare and study the fossils and perhaps publish papers about them. It could be a win-win balance.

But behind this seemingly simple scenario lie innumerable points of friction and conflict. I remember some of my colleagues in paleontology complaining bitterly a few years ago about a popular book about fossils that gave detailed directions to good collecting localities. My friends didn’t want good localities messed up – this despite the fact that over the years amateurs have been responsible for most of the really important fossil finds, for the simple reason that onlyamateurs can afford the time it takes to find the rarest species.

Lougheed has delved deeply into a nest of such problems involving BC fossils – most notably the spectacularly preserved tracks of dinosaurs in Kakwa Provincial Park. And she has done a splendid job of putting these incidents in a broader context of BC and Alberta paleontology as well as cases farther afield – including Pete Larson’s prison term in South Dakota. Partly because the broader context is so well developed, this book should be required reading for all amateur fossil collectors and, especially, the professionals. I am not aware of any treatment as broad or as balanced as this one.

Reviewer bio:

David Raup (retired University of Chicago paleontologist and a former curator of the Field Museum of Natural


23 March 2009

I'm so LA. No I'm not.

Yesterday in the parking lot at Trader Joe's I saw a woman wearing white leggings. There's a public first. Today I'm doing some meetings (so LA). I'm going to wear my New York winter uniform, minus coat. Then we're going to see the Margiela shop (so not LA). And instead of flying up to San Fran on Thurs we've decided to drive up -- I'm super super excited about that. For someone who can't drive, I really do love a good roadtrip.

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Previously, I was the Digital Director at Food & Wine, the Digital Director at WWD, the Digital Editor at Large at Glamour, the Executive Editor at Epicurious, the Founding National Editor of Racked, and, way back in the day,Arkansas or Mississippi, which makes the center a refuge from the often-hostile environment in other parts of the South.

"You drive 50 miles to Mississippi and you're back 25 years," Astor said.

Or drive 200 miles east, where nearly every legislative session, a Republican makes headlines with yet another bill designed to discriminate.

This year's stinker was the "Turn Away the Gays" bill, served up by state Sen. Brian Kelsey, R-Germantown. Senate Bill 2566 would have given cover to any person or business that refused service to same-sex couples under the guise of religious objections.

The bill's opponents included straight allies like noted Memphis chef Kelly English, who posted this on Facebook: "The offer is on the table: I will host a political fundraiser for this guy's opponent in the next election.


What a piece of garbage."

Kelsey withdrew his name from the bill, which was shelved for this legislative session but could return in January.

"Progress comes in fits and starts," May acknowledged. "It's not always a forward arc."

But in just the last decade, the pace has picked up. Marriage equality came to 17 states and the District of Columbia, the federal Defense of Marriage Act was repealed, the military's "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy died and the city of Memphis passed a nondiscrimination ordinance.

But it's only been 18 years since the state's anti-sodomy law was struck down.

On Valentine's Day, Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health released a study with discouraging news: Living where anti-gay prejudice is high shortens the life expectancy of LGBT people by an average of 12practice law." Iowa Supreme Ct. Bd. of Prof'l Ethics & Conduct v. Walters, 646 N.W.2d 111, 113 (Iowa 2002) (citation omitted). "We also consider any aggravating and mitigating circumstances." Id. (citation omitted). Multiple instances of past disciplinary action is an aggravating circumstance. Id. (citation omitted).In the end, however, the discipline imposed is based on the facts of each case. Frerichs, 671 N.W.2d at 478. Nevertheless, prior similar cases can provide an important guideline. See id.
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expiration of the sixty-day period unless action is taken to deny reinstatement as provided by Iowa Court Rule 35.12(2). In addition, as a condition of reinstatement, Kennedy must confirm that she has accounted to Carr and Rau for the advance fees paid to her and that she has refunded any unearned fees. The suspension applies to all facets of the practice of law as provided in Iowa Court Rule 35.12(3) and requires notification of clients as required in Iowa Court Rule 35.21. Costs are assessed against Kennedy, and reinstatement shall not take place until the costs are paid. Iowa Ct. Rs. 35.25, 35.12(2).
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231) They also demonstrated that no English guns-not even the later idolized "ship-smashing" 9-pdrs--could break the massive wooden hulls of the heavy galleons. In addition, the conduct of most Spanish ships was as competent as it was brave, and as a leader in battle, McDermott gives equal credit to Medina Sidonia as to his English counterpart, Lord Howard.

Neither one single encounter nor the naval campaign as a whole can itself be described as a decisive victory from a military point of view. The best English opportunity slipped away when six fire ships that were launched against the anchoring Armada at Calais duly caused panic and disorder. The opportunity to pick up unprotected individual ships was, however, missed, and when Drake and Hawkins finally attacked they took on theHampshire and South Carolina will move up as well.

In any event, it won’t work, because Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina will move up as well.

If you, a cement mixer, understand that, then the creme de la creme understand that as well. The Florida muckity-mucks knew full well that the first states would absolutely move their dates forward as a result of the Florida muckity-mucks’ asinine actions. The whole intent is to front-load everything so that the “next in line” Ruling Class Republican gets the nomination and not some yokel from outside the Cocktail Party Establishment Ruling Class RINO-approved list.

Don’t be deceived. This is a definite and blatant attempt to murder the TEA Party and to prevent any TEA Party supported non-Establishment yokel — like Sarah Palin, who


treatment didn't take so he goes in for a closer inspection. He tastes her pussy juices and apparently determines on one cure is necessary and that's a good fucking. Once the hardcore ensues the cheese begins to dissipate. However, the majority of these films are hardcore and few of them delve into any serious medical fetish activities.

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The small amount of exclusive content won't make you jump for joy, but at least the video quality is good and the storylines, while sometimes right-whacked, are hot. However, there is a major problem with Horny In Hospital. The last time it was open for business was over a year ago and I didn't see any indication that it would be receiving any new patients soon.

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A* defined in the VR-CoDES) that is verbally close to stating a concern; and *reduce space* to cues emphasizing physiological or cognitive correlates (*Cue C* defined in the VR-CoDES). In addition, students were more likely to offer *reduce space* response nearer the end of the consultation, and when the duration of a patient speech turn got larger. Students' *reduce space* response was also predicted by the cumulative frequency of cues.

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Mr. Wolfe moved to the side at the direction from Thurstan. The monster attacked the wolf from the ground, biting it for 10 damage. The wolf bit back hitting and dealing 7 damage. Clint attacked with Merthύvial and his shortsword but missed the invisible monster with both. Dargoth executed a mighty swing, power attacking the monster with his bastard sword. The blow landed true dealing 37 damage and slicing clean through the monster, killing it.

A careful examination of the area revealed 13 mushrooms matching the description provided by Es Sarch. It takes only a few rounds to harvest the fungi.

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at Losada’s PMPC meeting, Williams opened by stating the alle-
gations and indicating the possible disciplinary actions that might be
taken against Wrenn, including termination. Williams also notified all
parties that this meeting was not an "educational forewarning," which
could serve as a basis for future discipline, but rather, a "documenta-
tion." During the course of the first meeting, Engleking, Mills, and
Wrenn gave their version of events. After a series of meetings, the
Committee decided to document in a separate file that an allegation
of harassment had been made and that no action had been taken. As
in the case of Losada, Consolidated conceded in the proceedings
below that it could reference and consider the documentation for
disciplinary purposes if future charges were filed against Wrenn.

                                 C.

   Several employees reported observing Consolidated’s security
guards confiscating copies of the Unity News that had been left for
employees in team rooms. Ethel Jones testified that, in October or
November of 1995, she saw a security guard take several copies of
the leaflet from a team room. Callen Parker testified that, in October
of 1995, he observed a guard enter a team room and collect union lit-
erature. Zachary Means testified that, in September or October of
1995, a security guard interrupted a team meeting and took the acting
coordinator out into the hallway. He then re-entered the room and
informed the members present that he "would have to pick up" all of
the