1313 (e.g. Pilyugin 2001; Hadfield & Crowther 2007) and from the bubble nebula around X-2 (Ripamonti et al., these Proceedings).

Discussion {#off}
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The analysis of all the [*XMM-Newton*]{} observations shows that the spectra of X-1 and X-2 can be well reproduced by a Comptonization model plus a soft component. X-2 appears to show a well defined spectral behaviour in the optical depth ($\tau$) versus corona temperature ($T_{cor}$) plane that, apart possibly for one observation, correlates with the presence of a soft component.

As already suggested by Gladstone et al. (2009), it is likely that X-1 and X-2 are in different regimes. X-1 shows higher average isotropic luminosity ($\sim 10^{40}$ erg s$^{-1}$) and smaller variability during the six years of observation. From time to time it shows the presence of a softwas performed also on the EPIC spectrum. The metallicity in the X-1 environment is consistent with being solar and appears to be higher than the average metallicity of NGC 1313. The last EPIC spectrum of X-2 was also analyzed with the same method and suggests sub-solar metallicity. At present we are working at stacking together the RGS spectra of the longest [*XMM-Newton*]{} observations (performed in the same state for X-2), trying to improve the signal-to-noise.

![Inner disc temperature vs disc luminosity for X-2. The solid line is the best fit obtained with a power-law (see text). All the (unabsorbed) luminosities are evaluated in the 0.3-10 KeV energy band.[]{data-label="figlt"}](X-2-correlation-ultima.eps){height="5.7cm" width="7.6cm"}

We thank the referee for useful comments. We acknowledge financial support through INAF grant PRIN-2007-26.

Coppi, P.S.: 2001, MNRAS Done, C., Kubota,


and *vata-pitta-kapha*^[@B14],[@B15],[@B18]^ ([Fig. 1](#f1){ref-type="fig"}).

![Constitutional types of Ayurveda. K, *kapha*; P, *pitta*; VK, *vata-kapha*; V, *vata*; VP, *vata-pitta*; VPK, *vata-pitta-kapha.*](fig-1){#f1}

The assessment of *prakriti* can provide information about a person\'s predisposition to disease/s and clues for primary prevention, as confirmed by recent studies.^[@B6],[@B19]^

Diagnostic considerations in Ayurveda {#s002}
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Evidently, the diagnostic process in Ayurveda requires different criteria from those of conventional medicine. In brief, it is composed of the assessment of *prakriti*, the inborn constitution, and the assessment of the imbalance, *vikriti*, which is identified with the diseased "*milieu interieur*." *Prakriti* helps identify possible directions a disease development may take.^[@B26],[@B27]^ The assessment of *vikriti* serves to define the variables of the pathologic changes on structural and functional levels of the patient. Other factors, such as social and climatic determinants, are also takenassessment of agreement among raters.^[@B39],[@B50]^ Two possible uses of kappa were distinguished: as a way to test rater independence (i.e., as a test statistic) and as a way to quantify the level of agreement. The first use involves testing the null hypothesis^[@B39]^ that there is no more agreement that might occur by chance given random guessing. The second use of kappa is to quantify actual levels of agreement. In this case, kappa\'s calculation uses a term called the proportion of expected agreement. This term is interpreted as the proportion of times raters would agree by chance alone.

Overall interpretations of the kappa statistic were based on the criteria described by LK. Possible values for kappa statistics range from −1 to 1, with 1 indicating perfect agreement, 0 indicating completely


 \<0.001   −0.45   −0.16

*Agni*, digestive and metabolic capacity; *Akriti*, examination of physique; CI, confidence interval; *Jihva-dosha*, the dominant dosha(s) found in tongue examination; *Kriyakala*, staging of the disease process; *Nadi dosha*, the dominant dosha found in pulse examination; *Pariksha*, diagnostic methods; *Prashna*, question; *Prashna pariksha*, detailed interrogation of the patient for an overall picture of the illness; *Roga samuha*, dosha combination involved in the disease process ("dosha-group" or "disease-group"); *Samprapti*, etiopathogenesis.

CI, confidence interval.

Inter-rater reliability for the final Ayurvedic diagnosis (viniscita-vyadhi) {#s012}
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In the consensus meeting, 30 patients were diagnosed as *sandhi-gata vata* and 1 patient as *sandhi-gata vata + ama*. Comparing the final diagnosis of the four physicians (P1--P4) with the above consensus diagnosis, the following results were obtained: P1 (κ = 0.37, *p* = 0.010), P2 (Cohen\'s kappavata*. The 29 patients with *sandhi-gata vata* were "correctly" classified. Nevertheless, Cohen\'s algorithm is not able to calculate the corresponding kappa. The Fleiss algorithm resulted in a κ value = 0.02 (*p* = 0.926), a value that is not plausible at all.

Clearly, statistical significance means little in such cases when so much error exists in the results being tested. In contrast to the results of the kappa statistics, the IRA between the four raters and the consensus delivers the following percentages of agreement: P1: 90%; P2: 96.7%; P3: 93.3%; and P4: 100%. This demonstrates again that IRA is a better method when the variable barely varies.

Multiple response analyses for the *hetu* component of *samprapati* (most important pathogenic factors for the onset of the disease) reveal similar patterns that can be observed for


limitation in future studies.^[@B54]^

Considering the above, there is an urgent need for detailed guidelines to be established for conducting Ayurvedic diagnosis and traditional diagnostic processes in general in clinical trials.

As aforementioned, the diagnostic differences between the Western Ayurveda experts on one hand and the Indian expert on the other hand are obvious. For future diagnostic studies on Ayurveda in such cross-cultural settings/backgrounds, rigorous study methodologies probably also need to include different constitutional perceptions based on different cultural backgrounds, including differences in phenotypic assessments. The same aspects just as well apply to different Ayurveda traditions in India (e.g., Northern vs. Southern traditions) with slightly different diagnostic approaches and interpretations.^[@B19],[@B25]^

Another aspect that deserves attention in future diagnostic studies on Ayurveda---and clinical trials on whole systems Ayurveda treatment in general---is whetherstudies.^[@B58],[@B59]^

Another limitation is that all physician raters could have been biased in their assessments by the open-label RCT design; particularly by being aware that all study subjects were participating in a trial on knee osteoarthritis. This aspect should be considered in methodological planning of future diagnostic studies on Ayurveda.

All patients were explicitly instructed to not share any diagnostic information before the commencement of the study and after all rounds of diagnostic assessments on each study day. Compliance regarding this aspect was not documented in written form, thereby marking a minor source of potential bias. However, no single violation of this agreement was reported by study personnel or participants.

Another limiting factor is the fact that two physician raters were also coauthors of this article for editing the Ayurveda background


be argued that one cannot say that diagnostic subcomponents are useless just because they are not assessed as reliable in clinical trial conditions due to possible limitations of statistical methods---the diagnosis in Ayurveda is mainly a matter of perception not deterministic thinking. This can be achieved only if a doctor is educated in this direction, privileging the direct perception of the whole person including all symptoms through one\'s senses instead of an isolated technical view of a diseased organ or body part, as often done in conventional diagnostic approaches.

Conclusions {#s014}
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The results address several issues with an important question being whether the use of kappa algorithms to quantify actual levels of agreement between raters is an appropriate technique for analyzing traditional diagnostics, particularly in case of small sample sizes.
548 So.2d 790 (1989)
NATIONAL UNION FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTSBURGH, PA, Appellant,
v.
David S. GOLDMAN, Herbert J. Frank, and Aerosonic Corporation, Appellees.
No. 88-03341.
District Court of Appeal of Florida, Second District.
September 6, 1989.
Jeffrey P. Winkler of Fowler, White, Gillen, Boggs, Villareal & Banker, P.A., St. Petersburg, for appellant.
John T. Blakely of Johnson, Blakely, Pope, Boker, Ruppel & Burns, P.A., Clearwater, for appellees.
*791 FRANK, Acting Chief Judge.
The National Union Fire Insurance Co. has appealed from the nonfinal order entered in a declaratory judgment proceeding granting a motion for summary judgment filed by David Goldman and Herbert J. Frank, who are directors and officers of Aerosonic Corporation. The conflict between National Union and Goldman/Frank arises from a Directors and Officers Liability and Corporation Reimbursement policy issued in 1983 to Aerosonic by National


registered mail, written notice of its right to assert a coverage defense. § 627.426(2)(a), Fla. Stat. Notice of refusal to defend the insured must be given by registered or certified mail either within 60 days of compliance with the foregoing requirement or receipt of the summons and complaint. § 627.426(2)(b)(1), Fla. Stat. The trial court held that National Union had failed to comply with the statute and accordingly struck the insurance company's affirmative defenses.
National Union has maintained throughout, however, that the plaintiffs are seeking coverage for a potential loss that is expressly excluded by the policy terms. The exclusions portion of the policy contains the following pertinent language:
The insurer shall not be liable to make any payment in connection with any claim made against the insured...
(e) brought abouthowever, the supreme court resolved this question in AIU Insurance Co. v. Block Marina Investment Co., 544 So.2d 998 (Fla. 1989):
We do not believe that the legislature intended, by the enactment of section 627.426(2), to give an insured coverage which is expressly excluded from the policy or to resurrect coverage under a policy or an endorsement which is no longer in effect, simply because an insurer fails to comply with the terms of the aforementioned statute... .
... Therefore, we hold that the term "coverage defense," as used in section 627.426(2), means a defense to coverage that otherwise exists. We do not construe the term to include a disclaimer of liability based on a complete lack of coverage for the loss sustained.
Based on the foregoing, the trial court's order


21% of the entering students at the Austin campus were black or Latino, a higher percentage than when the university had used race-based affirmative action.

After the high court endorsed continued affirmative action through O’Connor’s opinion, Texas university officials announced they would again give a preference to “underrepresented minorities” beyond those who were admitted under the “Top Ten” policy. In 2007, the university announced a “record high” number of entering black and Latino students, who made up about 26% of the freshman class.

In 2008, Abigail Fisher was turned down for admission to the University of Texas. Her grades were not good enough to put her in the top 10% of her class, but she said her tests and grades “exceeded those of many of the admitted minority candidates.” Shesued, alleging racial discrimination in violation of the Constitution’s guarantee of equal protection of the laws.

Fisher lost her case in federal court, and in the U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals, because in a previous Supreme Court decision written by Justice Sandra Day O’Connor, it was decided that racial discrimination in university applications was an acceptable tool for pursuing the government’s compelling interest in creating a diverse educational environment.

O’Connor famously wrote that “the Court expects that 25 years from now, the use of racial preferences will no longer be necessary to further interest approved today.” In other words, America needed another quarter-century to evolve, at which time it would no longer be necessary to discriminate against students of the wrong skin color to engineer a sufficiently diverse environment.


That was 8 years ago, but since then O’Connor has been replaced by Justice Samuel Alito, who is not a fan of affirmative action, and might therefore be willing to re-calibrate the evolutionary calendar. He’s joined by Justices Thomas, Scalia, Roberts, and Kennedy, so affirmative-action proponents have good reason to be worried.

Also of note, Justice Elena Kagan has already recused herself from the case, due to her time working as President Obama’s Solicitor General. The current Supreme Court schedule means opening arguments are likely to occur in October, smack-dab in the middle of a heated presidential election.

The University of Texas situation presents a perfect opportunity to re-visit affirmative action. The “top ten percent” color-blind system was producing plenty of racial diversity – more than the old, purely affirmativeEpisode date: October 16, 2012
Transcript published: November 1, 2012

Andrew interviews Mat. Jenny Mosher about how to properly teach children the Bible.

Andrew Boyd: Hello, and welcome to the first episode of From My Youth: ideas and resources for those working with youth and campus ministries. I’m your host, Andrew Boyd, director of youth, young adult, and campus ministries for the Orthodox Church in America. It is our hope to bring you a new and exciting resource every episode. To that end, please join me in welcoming Matushka Jenny Mosher. Say hi, Matushka!


18 months approached statistical significance with regard to the decrease in diphtheria antibody concentrations, although the response was almost as strong with regard to tetanus.

Because of the pronounced association with the 18-months serum PCB concentration, which was obtained only for about one-fifth of the cohort, we conducted further analyses using the imputed data. These results strengthened the observations, and an inverse association was now apparent for tetanus at age 7 years ([Table 5](#t5-ehp-118-1434){ref-type="table"}).

We further identified the children who had antibody concentrations below a clinically protective level of 0.1 IU/mL. As anticipated, the highest number was at the pre-booster examination at age 5 years, with 202 (37%) children having a low diphtheria concentration and 141 (26%) having a low tetanus concentration. The numbers of children with inadequate antibody concentrationsOn the other hand, our previous study ([@b12-ehp-118-1434]) showed an effect of perinatal PCB exposure on the tetanus antibody concentration at 7 years of age, although these children had undergone a different schedule of vaccinations. Although the amounts of tetanus and diphtheria toxoids were the same in all booster vaccines applied in the studies, polio and pertussis antigens were added to the vaccines during the duration of this study. The observed antibody responses to diphtheria and tetanus toxoids in the two studies may therefore not be fully comparable. Still, in our previous study, a doubling of the PCB exposure at 18 months was associated with a decrease in the concomitant antibody response to the diphtheria toxoid by 24%, and the decrease in the tetanus toxoid antibody at age


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   stage 1; (e) sample B at stage 2; (f) sample B at stage 3; (g) sample C at stage 2; (h) sample C at stage 3; (i) sample D at stage 3.**

Sample B is prepared by reduction at low temperature to prevent continuous seed formation. During stage 1 (0 to 20 min) the solution is colorless and does not absorb (Figure [1](#Fig1){ref-type="fig"}b). The longer duration of stage 1 compared with sample A (100°C) is attributed to the slower reaction at 92°C. During stage 2 (20 to 75 min), the *λ*~max~ and maximum absorbance increase with decreasing Ag^+^ concentration, indicating the growth of silver seeds. In contrast to stage 2 for sample A, few silver seeds (approximately 10 nm) are observed in the TEM images of sample B during stage 2 (Figure [2](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}e); this


not stable in this case. Thus, the actual overall *EF* can exceed 9.5 × 10^3^.

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Silver colloids are prepared in a two-step reduction, without capping agents. Small silver particles are generated by rapid reduction with sodium citrate at 100°C and subsequent growth at 92°C. Two other silver colloids are prepared at 100°C and 92°C for comparison. The silver colloids prepared by the two-step reduction exhibit greater uniformity in size and shape. TEM, UV--vis absorption spectroscopy, and Ag^+^ concentration measurements during reaction provided insight into the silver-particle-formation mechanism. The average particle size for the two-step reduction was 47 nm, with a 14% relative standard deviation, whereas the sizes (relative standard deviations) of particles prepared at 100°C and 92°C are 41 (30%) and 71 nm (33%), respectively. All silver colloids are negatively charged andagainst it.

It can be done somewhat tediously (and carefully), with a small boring bar, and a new male taper for a test piece and some blue color -- per scraping. The compound slide angle is set by test and refinement -- checking of the pattern of the rub. I'll probably be doing it on my lathe building thread at some point in the near future.

In general, you set the angle as close as you can get it. Then take a light cut. If testing with the blued plug shows it is hitting at the front of the cut, the angle is too fine, so tap the compound slightly to compensate. And vice versa if the rub shows it hitting at the back of the cut. You gradually "sight


in" on the right angle by successive comparisons, and get to the point where it hits the tapered plug evenly whle you cut. When you have cut all the way from front to back and the taper plug contacting throughout, you're done. As in scraping, the blue is extremely sensitive.

It would be a major undertaking to do that on this lathe.Although it is a huge inconvenience, I'm not stuck for the use of the mt socket. Also I don't want to change the original machine.

VT,

What don't show so well in the picture (must get another one) because the chuck is fitted, is the huge distance between the Morse taped end of the mandrel and the position of the table (and hence my tool post) even when the tableNEW YORK—Abortion is exactly the kind of debate Democrats don’t want right now: visceral, internally divisive, and more about hypotheticals than any actual candidate or race.

And, as with just about every other issue for a party in frantic panic over ever being in power again, it’s about whether the way to win is to proudly and unequivocally take a stand, or to decide they’ve already veered too far toward ideological purity and correct course.

The latest round of infighting was inadvertently kicked off by Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee chair Rep. Ben Ray Luján of New Mexico, who said in an interview at the beginning of the month that abortion wouldn’t be a “litmus test” in backing candidates for next year’s existential battle for the House majority.

Abortion rights activists erupted,


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In the newest round of construction, GM plans to fund two houses (and a third house in the round after that). Its $135,000 commitment is part of a new initiative with Cass called Women in Motion, aimed to help women move up economically. All women volunteers from GM also will help build the houses.

“This program – working with Cass Community Social Services – is very specific,” said Lori Wingerter, chief philanthropic officer


with General Motors. “Our program specifically targets women in the city of Detroit. And we chose to look at women and have them be a part of this because we all know women are the backbone of the family. Women won’t just get a house. They’ll also learn about financial stability. They’ll be on a neighborhood committee. It’s about rebuilding the community.”

Cass’s Fowler came up with the idea of building tiny homes as a model for low-income housing after her mother died and left her a home in northern Michigan. It made her realize how rarely low-income residents have assets.

Each tiny home costs approximately $50,000 to build, though a significant percentage of labor and materials is donated, said Fowler. And while critics question the cost, Fowler said itof the Cornell TheoryCenter) (Note: This animation is a large file (1.7 megabytes). It is in MPEG format, so you musthave an MPEG player to view this file. If you need to locate aplayer, here is a list of some of the MPEG resourceson the web.)

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Seamus Coleman has been chosen for the Republic of Ireland squad for the first time since he broke his leg in a World Cup qualifier against Wales last year.

Martin O'Neill has also selected Greg Cunningham, Alan Judge, and Sean Maguire in his 30-man squad for the Friendly against Turkey on Friday, March 23 in Antalya.

There are first senior call-ups for goalkeeper Kieran O'Hara, defenders Declan Rice, Darragh Lenihan, Derrick Williams and Enda Stevens.

Both O'Hara and Rice had previously trained with the squad but were never included in a match-day squad.

Also, O'Hara and Rice will also be available for the Ireland U21s in the European Championship qualifier against Azerbaijan on Tuesday, March 27 in Tallaght Stadium.

Ireland have a busy year with friendlies against the United States, France, Poland andJen separated from her husband, Justin Theroux, at the beginning of the year. Her previous marriage to Brad Pitt ended in 2005.

“I don’t feel a void,” she admitted. “I really don’t. My marriages, they’ve been very successful, in [my] personal opinion.”

As for having children, she’s still not certain.

“Some people are just built to be wives and have babies. I don’t know how naturally that comes to me,” she said.

More importantly, she’s not overly concerned about living a “happy ending” and never has been. She’s tired of the “shallow lens” that people use to evaluate her life.

“We live in a society that messages women: By this age, you should be married; by this age, you should have children. That’s a fairy tale. That’s the mold we’re slowly trying to


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Improving treatment satisfaction and safety are important for treating type 2 diabetes (T2DM) and are required to gain better treatment adherence, thereby improving long-term outcomes \[[@CR1]\]. Poor adherence to insulin treatment results from many factors, including a busy lifestyle, travels, stress or psychosocial issues, skipped meals, and treatment-associated burden such as the number of injections, flexibility in injection time, regimen complexity, and hypoglycemia \[[@CR2]\]. Hypoglycemia is associated with reduced quality-of-life (QoL) due to its inherent stressful nature and worries regarding individual psychosocial consequences \[[@CR3]\]. Hypoglycemia itself also often results in poor treatment adherence \[[@CR4]\].

Second-generation long-acting basal insulin (BI) analogues, including insulin glargine 300 U/mL (Gla-300), provide a longer duration of action and even more stable pharmacokinetic/pharmacodynamic profiles than the first-generation BI analogue, Gla-100 \[[@CR5], [@CR6]\]. The EDITION treat-to-target randomizedand mealtime insulin (with 4--5 daily injections) for at least 6 months, and had not previously used Gla-300. Individuals were excluded if they were taking oral antihyperglycemic drugs (OADs) other than metformin or were receiving corticosteroids. Full inclusion and exclusion criteria are listed in the Supplementary Methods.

Study Endpoints {#Sec5}
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After the baseline visit, two further visits were scheduled by the physician during the first 6 months (months 3 and 6), with the possibility to plan two extra visits over an additional 6-month period (months 9 and 12). As this study was observational, visits were planned every 3 months according to the current clinical practice in Belgium. Additional visits were allowed if considered necessary by the investigator.

The primary endpoint was a change in the Diabetes Treatment Satisfaction Questionnaire status version (DTSQs) total score from baseline


MAGE.*AE* adverse event,*ITT* intent-to-treat,*PP* per-protocol,*T1DM* type 1 diabetes

Baseline Characteristics {#Sec9}
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Baseline characteristics (ITT population) are presented in Table [1](#Tab1){ref-type="table"}. The cohort was composed of people with T2DM with a mean (SD) BMI of 32 (5.5) kg/m^2^, mean age of approximately 64 (8.9) years, and diabetes duration of 17 (7.7) years. Approximately one-third of this cohort had microvascular complications and most participants had hypertension, as well as dyslipidemia. Prior to switching to Gla-300, most participants received Gla-100 as their basal insulin (85.1%) and insulin aspart as prandial insulin (62.1%). Gla-300 was prescribed with the main objectives of decreasing HbA~1c~ (in 89.7%) and reducing hypoglycemic events (in 35.6%). Other objectives included reduced insulin volume (in 6.7%), weight loss (in 4.4%), increased flexibility (in 3.3%), and better glycemic stability (in 3.3%). At least one concomitant medication wasthe guilt and sentencing phases of his trial. Additionally, the State cross-appeals the district court's decision setting aside Shackelford's death sentences. We will first address Shackelford's claims as to the guilt phase of his trial, and will then turn to the arguments presented regarding sentencing.

A. Guilt Phase

1. Evidentiary Issues
Shackelford contends that the district court erred in admitting into evidence out-of-court statements made by Donna Fontaine, Sonja Abitz, Mary Abitz, and Robin Eckmann.

a. Standard of Review
This Court reviews questions regarding the admissibility of evidence using a mixed standard of review. State v. Stevens, 146 Idaho 139, 143, 191 P.3d 217, 221 (2008). First, whether the evidence is relevant is a matter of law that is subject to free review. State v. Field, 144 Idaho 559, 569, 165 P.3d 273,


hypothesis of suicide." Id. The Court stated:
By the proof of these declarations evincing an unhappy state of mind, the defendant opened the door to the offer by the government of declarations evincing a different state of mind, declarations consistent with the persistence of a will to live. The defendant would have no grievance if the testimony in rebuttal had been narrowed to that point. What the government put in evidence, however, was something very different. It did not use the declarations by Mrs. Shepard to prove her present thoughts and feelings, or even her thoughts and feelings in times past. It used the declarations as proof of an act committed by some one else, as evidence that she was dying of poison given by her husband.
Id. at 103-04,him was violated by their admission. Shackelford also contends that the admission of the statements of Robin Eckmann violated his Sixth Amendment rights. The statements at issue were introduced through the testimony of Sergeant Earl Aston, and revolved around a phone conversation Sergeant Aston had with Mary Abitz while he was at Shackelford's place of business in Missouri.[7] We find that *599 the district court did not abuse its discretion in admitting the testimony regarding statements made by Mary and Eckmann because the statements were non-testimonial in nature and the district court instructed the jury that the statements were not offered for the truth of the matter asserted.
When a violation of a constitutional right is asserted, this Court will give deference to the trial court's factual findings unless


to commit the crime of Arson in the First Degree (as explained in instructions No. 19 and No. 20)
6. the defendant intended that the crime would be committed
7. one of the parties to the agreement performed at least one of the following acts:
A. Dale Carter Shackelford hid his presence from Donna Fontaine, Gary Fontaine, and Ted Meske;
B. Dale Carter Shackelford went to Donna Fontaine's residence at 2168 Three Bear Road;
C. Dale Carter Shackelford poured flammable liquid in the garage at that location;
D. Dale Carter Shackelford lit fires in both stories of the garage
8. such act was done for the purpose of carrying out the agreement.
If any of the above has not been proven beyond a reasonable doubt, then you must find the defendant not guilty of Conspiracy toState of Idaho, did willfully and unlawfully, by fire or explosion, damage a dwelling, to-wit: *605 a garage with upstairs living quarters located at 2168 Three Bear Road, by pouring a flammable liquid in the building and lighting a fire on both stories.
To such charge the Defendant has pleaded not guilty.
Instruction 19 reads:
In order for the defendant to be guilty of Arson in the First Degree, the State must prove each of the following:
1. On or about the 29th day of May, 1999
2. in the county of Latah
3. state of Idaho
4. the defendant, Dale Carter Shackelford, willfully
5. by fire or explosion
6. damaged
7. a dwelling, whether occupied or not.
If you find any of the above have not been proven beyond a reasonable doubt, you must find the defendant not


competent attorney would have vigorously impeached PJ on these matters. He asserts that had a more vigorous impeachment been conducted, the jury would not have believed PJ's testimony and the result of his trial would have been different. Shackelford contends that his trial counsel failed to adequately impeach Katherine because there were inconsistencies in her testimony that went unnoticed by counsel and thus by the jury. Again, he asserts that a more vigorous impeachment of Katherine would have weakened PJ's testimony and led the jury to not believe PJ.
The State asserts that Shackelford has failed to explain how further impeachment of these two witnesses would have changed the outcome of his trial. The State explains that the jury was aware that PJ was a convicted felon and that466 U.S. at 686, 104 S.Ct. at 2064, 80 L.Ed.2d at 692-93.

iii. Preparing defense expert witnesses
Shackelford next contends that his counsel were ineffective in preparing their arson expert, Don Perkins, and their ballistics expert, Kay Sweeney. He asserts that counsel did not have Perkins investigate the fire scene until the evening before his testimony, review any crime scene photographs until the day of his testimony, or speak to trial counsel about his testimony until just hours before he testified. Because Perkins was not adequately prepared, his testimony was not helpful in rebutting the State's fire expert. In addition, Shackelford contends that trial counsel failed to supply *612 Sweeney with the necessary foundational support for his opinion that the State's theory regarding the location of the shooter and the


findings by the jury in this instance, the State argues, meet the criteria for the multiple-murder aggravator, I.C. § 19-2515(h)(2). A similar argument was advanced by the State in Lovelace II. There, Lovelace had been found guilty of first-degree murder and first-degree kidnapping. Lovelace I, 140 Idaho at 59, 90 P.3d at 284. However, the State argued that because the jury had found Lovelace guilty of kidnapping, it was harmless error that the trial court did not include the statutory aggravating factors in the instructions to the jury. Lovelace II, 140 Idaho at 79, 90 P.3d at 304. This Court noted that the State was "asking the Court to determine what the jury would have found had it been presented with instructions defining [the statutory aggravating factors thatOur Socially Distant Read Along of The Goblin Emperor continues! This week we discussed Chapters 5 – 10, which meant attending Maia’s coronation, and meeting his ridiculously complex royal family.

There was also, predictably, much general squeeing about our favorite Goblin. We’ve rounded up a few highlights below!

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Family Reunion

Maia meets his family as they swear undying fealty to him, and it’s very awkward! His family is also huge because his father married five times, so we put together a handy guide for most of them:

(Unfortunately Nemriän’s husband, Marquess Imel, didn’t quite fit into the character count, but it’s not much of a spoiler to say the Marquess (while possibly a fine and noble Elf) is a non-entity


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Art is a hobby for some and a profession for others, but for alumna Ivey Swan (BS 15) it’s her life’s mission. “When I was in the eighth grade, I decided I wanted to create a character named Artie who is a personified paintbrush,” Swan said. “My grandmother was an author, and I really wanted to write a children’s book series about the arts and inform kids about the importance of the arts and how they can become passionate about something that’s bigger than themselves. But as an eighth grader it’s a little difficult to get a book published.” A native of Hattiesburg, Swan spent her childhood actively participating in dancing, singing and visual arts.Metabolism of drugs in the eye. Menadione-dependent reduction of tertiary amine N-oxide by preparations from bovine ocular tissues.
As described previously, the microsomes and cytosol from bovine ciliary body exhibited a significant reductase activity toward tertiary amine N-oxide such as imipramine N-oxide when supplemented with menadione. In the present study, the menadione-dependent N-oxide reduction was further examined with preparations of bovine ocular tissues. The reduction of imipramine N-oxide occurred much more significantly when the microsomes and cytosols from bovine ciliary body were supplemented with both menadione and NAD(P)H, compared with menadione alone. The cytosolic menadione-dependent reduction, but not the microsomal one, was markedly inhibited by dicumarol, suggesting the involvement of DT-diaphorase in the reaction. Localization of the menadione-dependent N-oxide reductase activity in bovine ocular tissues indicated that the highest


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Send questions, bug reports, comments and feature suggestions to Michael Weber.considered for our initial search so more articles could be extracted for analysis. In addition, some subgroup analysis such as sex-based differences due to inadequate data could not be performed. Moreover, studies with greater follow-ups would make our conclusion stronger. It is strongly recommended to conduct more studies particularly meta-analysis to study and compare other antidepressants with SSRIs for their effect on cardiovascular events.

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Overall, according to our systematic review, both beneficial and adverse cardiovascular events can be discovered following the chronic use of various types of SSRIs. The use of some types of SSRIs may prevent platelet adhesion and aggregation, controlling the cardiovascular risk profile, including hypertension, insulin resistance, and body weight as well as inhibiting inflammatory processes. However, the appearance of adverse cardiac events, including cardiac


Red and UV histograms were used to exclude cells that were permeable to PI. Cells counted for the presence of permeability markers excluded PI, indicating complete resealing and viability at the time of flow cytometry. Subsequently, the intensity of individual cells gated in the latter step was displayed in a histogram of FITC intensity (\~533 nm emission) ([Figure 2A](#fig2-2633105520946090){ref-type="fig"}). Using a similar permeability quantification method previously published,^[@bibr31-2633105520946090]^ data analysis was accomplished by first fitting the FITC histograms obtained from uninjured control samples with a Gaussian curve, using Origin Software (OriginLab Corp., Northampton, MA). The center (peak value) and standard deviation of the normal distribution curve were then used to find the threshold for the given experiment. The threshold was defined as the peak of the naïve control Gaussian curvecells due to mechanical insult when compared to untreated group (\**P* \< .0001). Latrunculin-B-treated group contained less-positive cells at 1 minute, although the uptake ratios were the same for treated and untreated groups at that time. Uninjured control cultures that were untreated show less than 5% of cell uptake calcein, but uninjured cultures treated with latrunculin-B took up significantly more calcein. Error bars represent SD. n = 3 to 4 cultures/group.](10.1177_2633105520946090-fig9){#fig9-2633105520946090}

To further elucidate the role of the cortical actin cytoskeleton in resealing, actin was stabilized using jasplakinolide, which is cell permeant and has been shown to stabilize filamentous actin (f-actin),^[@bibr38-2633105520946090]^ thereby promoting actin polymerization.^[@bibr31-2633105520946090],[@bibr38-2633105520946090]^ Jasplakinolide treatment was hypothesized to decrease resealing since cortical actin may obstruct the cytosolic vesicles docking with the plasma membrane---a crucial step in resealing.^[@bibr31-2633105520946090]^ Both pretreatment and treatment following


some point, my kids will be responsible to decide for themselves what activities are too dangerous for them. Both assessing the dangerousness of an activity and determining how much danger is acceptable will become the exclusive domain of each of my kids as it pertains to them. Resolving these questions for one’s self is an important task and responsibility of any free person.

The question of who gets to make decisions about the disposition of certain property is central to understanding freedom. Who gets to decide what activities are too dangerous for you? Should I get to decide what activities are too dangerous for you? What about your neighbor? Or the majority? Or the president? Or congress? Or some judge? In a free society, the owner of the propertynicotine cigarettes can be attributed to the same phenomenon. The same beneficial effects could be applicable to meth and other illegal drugs.

Fortunately, people are slowly waking up to the fact that this war on drugs is the entirely wrong approach. I am encouraged by a courageous group of law enforcement and former law enforcement members who have joined together to form a group entitled Law Enforcement Against Prohibition or LEAP. The over two thousand law enforcement members of LEAP state the following, “The membership of LEAP believe to save lives and lower the rates of disease, crime and addiction, as well as to conserve tax dollars, we must end drug prohibition”. The members of LEAP are willing and eager to debate their views with anyone willing to try


the state of incarceration. The state’s population is growing out of control and it is choking the life out of the other 50 states. Thousands of peaceful Americans are currently living in cages because of the drug war. The drug war is lunacy and it must end immediately. As it did for the revolutionaries who founded our country, the time has come for us to be bold and courageous. We must speak out against this horrendous mistake. We have the better case.

Legalize Methamphetamine

1 I support legalizing all drugs which are currently illegal.

2 Incidentally, many say tobacco is actually more addictive than meth. Isn’t it interesting that approximately 50% of tobacco users have quit using tobacco in the past ten years all during a time while the drug waswhen their activities trespass upon my property, they are now using my property without my permission. Said more precisely, others are free to use their property in any way they please with no restrictions. A trespass is simply the acknowledgement they are wrongfully using another’s property.

9 Democracy and freedom are not the same concepts. Freedom is when the owner of the property decides how the property is used. Democracy is when a majority of non-owners decide how an owner must use his or her property. Democracy and freedom are often incompatible.

10 The opposite is also true for some acts which are currently illegal.

11 In 1969, Nixon spent $65 million on the drug war. In 1982, Reagan spent $1.65 billion on the drug war. Bush’s budget for 2006 requests


too worried about what the general public thinks to take a real leadership stand on this issue.

27 By “real crime” I mean when people trespass on the rights of others by force or fraud.

28 I realize such comparisons are difficult for a variety of reasons. However, the numbers are different enough that it appears a reasonably certain conclusion can be drawn.

29 Die Haujigkeit von Alkoholismus und Problemtrinken in Osterreich, Wiener Klinische Wochenschrift, 110 (10), 1998, pp. 356-363.

30 Reprasentativerhebung zum Gebrauch psychoaktiver Substanzen bei Erwachsenen in Deutschland, 2000 Sucht, Sonderheft 1, (2001).

31 Warburton, Clark, The Economic Results of Prohibition 78-90 (Columbia University Press, 1932).

32 Untitled editorial in The Lancet, Volume 346, Number 8985, (November 11, 1995) p. 1241. See also, Netherlands Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport, Drug Policyalign in devices. Essentially there are two techniques which have been used for aligning liquid crystal polymers. It is possible to try to align the liquid crystal polymer in a similar manner as a low molar mass liquid crystal, which is described in more detail below. Alternatively, mechanical techniques can be used such as shearing. Typically mechanical shearing is performed over hot rollers, this technique is generally only suitable for flexible substrates. It is possible to shear a sample between glass slides however the glass slides cannot be sealed in the conventional manner.
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whereas materials with the following phase sequences are more difficult to align:
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event that surrounded its arrival as a wonder of the world.

Hotel du Louvre is a centrally located 4-star hotel with elegant guest rooms in a Hausmannian-style building. Suites have free Wi-Fi, satellite TV, minibar & some have parlors & marble baths. Brasserie du Louvre onsite offers traditional French cuisine & the Defender Bar is great for a nightcap. Louvre, Opera Garnier, and Comédie Française are very near. Métro: Palais Royal. Please check our hotel partner, Booking.com, for their competitive rates for this or any hotel in their international collection. And remember: when you book a room, should you later find the same room priced for less, Booking.com will match the price. Click here for more information.

again.

But for now the flattening trend in the yield curve is expected to continue under a Powell-led Fed, as with little evidence of inflation accelerating globally, long-term bond yields may stay close to current levels.

The core rate on personal consumption expenditure, the Fed’s preferred inflation gauge, edged up 0.1 percent in September. This brought its 12-month increase to 1.3 percent, undershooting the central bank’s 2 percent target for about 5-1/2 years.

“We are going to see the curve flatter until we see a pickup in inflation,” said Sean Simko, head of fixed income investment at SEI Investments Co. in Oaks, Pennsylvania.


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I am simply storing the answer to each generated captcha inside a hidden input field on the user's form.  This gets around any server side storage, but I know intuitively that storing the exact solution to the problem on the client completely defeats the purpose of a CAPTCHA.  So this won't do.
What I need is some sort of server side session storage for any user that gets a page with a form on it, and I need this togrid, and under the radar. This is the appeal of this beautiful frontier region of rivers, ruins, and rain forest.

World’s Best Place To Start A Business: Panama

Again, as we’ve been reporting for the past five years at least, Panama has been and remains the best place in the world to base an international or Internet business. Set yourself up properly, and your business will pay no local tax (and, perhaps, depending on your situation, no tax, period).

Panama also offers a good pool of educated, English-speaking labor (evidenced by our own Panama City-based staff) and international-standard telecommunications and is a global travel hub. The country checks every box on the would-be entrepreneur’s wish list.

Best Place To Open An Offshore Bank Account: Belize

You don’t even need to travel to Belize


spirit. We booked a show at the Prince of Wales’ theatre. We all went up there and had a meal, and went to the show after wards. There were dancing girls…of course, the boys in the club, their eyes were bobbling out of their heads; they were all young lads. I looked across at Alan, and he was asleep”.

In a letter to a friend, Turing said of his running, ‘This is a form of compensation for not having been good at games at school’. But Harding says Turing gave him a further reason. “I asked him once why he punished himself so much in training. He told me, ‘I have such a stressful job that the only way I can get it out of my mind is byClick on the icons above to purchase this title and support Eat My Brains!

The Bloody Ape (1997)

3rd Nov 09

Plot
Horny ape rampages around an urban hell-hole peopled exclusively by men and women who fell off the ugly tree that even Kathy Burke refused to be associated with.

Review
If Edgar Allen Poe was the loveably perverse and good-humoured fellow that we think he must have been, he won’t be turning in his grave at the fact that The Bloody Ape credits its inspiration as his influential “Murders in the Rue Morgue”. Turning, no. Rubbing his skeletal remains against his Ye Olde Worlde coffin and yearning to become flesh and blood again to enjoy a merry wank, yes. Ditto also for Bill Landis, to whom the film is touchingly dedicated. Landis died


cast includes nudity from the kind of girls you really wish would stay covered up (director Crocker paid local topless dancers $100 a piece to appear naked in the film, though he should really have got quite a bit of change out of that).

It’s still a lot of fun if you share its endearingly surrealistic and silly approach to subject matter familiar from movies as diverse as Konga and John Landis’ own Z-movie tribute Schlock!. It also has a misanthropic twist that surprisingly, um, ‘apes’ the bitterly ironic Civil Rights-era ending of Night of the Living Dead . More importantly, however, The Bloody Ape features a scene in which the gorilla molests and rips a rubbery nipple off an ugly lesbian, and a classic moment in which itthe government responded by banning him from their country.

“Life is brutal in many places of North Korea, far from the Western standard,” Lafforgue told Australia’s News.com.au back in 2014. “Even with their hard life, they told me, with tears in their eyes, they venerate the dear leaders … even if sometimes they do not have a lot to eat.”

Here’s a look at the photos that were deemed too “offensive” by Pyongyang:

In addition to the photos that got him banned, Lafforgue has captured and published thousands of government-approved photos of North Korea as well. You can find a treasure trove of both types of photos on his website and in this Flickr set, which currently contains over 2,700 photos and 49 videos. They’re some of the most unfiltered images


appeared before the CCB sleuths along with his auditors. They questioned him for an hour and asked him to furnish company related documents and balance sheets on June 9. But Khan, who already knew about the enforcement authorities tailing him, quickly fled the country stranding more than 32,000 depositors.

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has filed a case of money laundering against the IMA group for running Ponzi schemes by cheating thousands of investors to a tune of more than Rs 2,000 crore. The ED has filed a case under the Prevention of Money Lending Act (PMLA) in its Enforcement Case Information Report (ECIR).first time, discovering many possible ways of collaboration. Wikipedia workshops for patrons of libraries are one of these, and they are particularly interesting because of their cultural and social implications. Working on Wikipedia in libraries can bridge the gap between print, traditional resources of information and the lively and active community of Wikipedians. But it can contribute to bridge the Wikipedia Gender Gap too: public libraries in Italy are traditionally used by women more than men, and they can therefore be a perfect place to find women interested in connecting their love of reading to a more participative and empowering way to enrich their cultural life. More women attended the editathon indeed, showing enthusiam and asking for further opportunities to work in this direction.

Librarians in Italy are traditionally


mostly women too. It will be interesting to see how many successful ways of collaboration we’ll manage to find, both working directly with patrons inside the libraries, and at a more general level of interaction between bibliographic data held by National Libraries and Wiki Projects. There is such a large amount of useful work to do!

Ginevra Sanvitale, Wikimedia Italia. With the collaboration of Virginia Gentilini

it’s now solely responsible for graveyard duty in game one.

DRS missing has quite a few other impacts on the format. There are a lot of cards that are suddenly worth considering now. Vengevine, Demigod of Revenge, Life from the Loam, Worm Harvest, Goryo’s Vengenace, Unburial Rites, and Raven’s Crime are suddenly worth checking out, along with every support card they bring with them.

I think Goryo’s Vengeance is particularly noteworthy here, as that card is way faster than the format is supposed to be, from a very underprinted set relative to the current market, and the type of card that really hates GY disruption. Meanwhile, my thirty second analysis is that Fae and Zoo are both favored against Tron, a deck that has four maindeck Relics.

The absence of DRS


visualization of the gallbladder. A brown granular lipopigment differing from melanin-like pigment reported in Dubin-Johnson syndrome was present in hepatocytes, but, otherwise, liver histology was normal. ABCC2/MRP2 protein was not detected on the canalicular membrane of hepatocytes, and 2 novel mutations were found in the ABCC2/MRP2 gene: a heterozygous in-frame insertion-deletion mutation 1256insCT/delAAACAGTGAACCTGATG in exon 10 inherited from the father and a heterozygous deletion 4292delCA in exon 30 inherited from the mother. In addition, the patient was homozygous for -3279T>G and A(TA) 7 TAA mutations in the UGT1A1 gene promoter. Our patient represents a case of digenic mixed hyperbilirubinemia-a distinct type of constitutive jaundice resulting from coinherited defects in ABCC2/MRP2 and UGT1A1 genes.everything
like "example.com/*"

Each rule can have a summary of settings as they do now and all the other
separate pages can go away. Speed, Caching and ScrapeShield can just be
settings for each rule instead of full pages. It'd be a lot faster to manage
settings this way and more natural to view a site's settings as a cascading
set of rules with their own configuration.

Likewise, Traffic can probably just be made another tab under Firewall.

Hope that makes sense.

~~~
rdl
Traffic actually originally was underneath Firewall, but Traffic will expand
to other kinds of traffic/log related data in the future, so we decided to
break it out now.

(i.e. this is the 1.0 release...we have a LOT of stuff planned for the next
months in various areas)

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Caelish
Does anyone else feel like this is a downgrade in terms of actual


Pac-12 membership boosts U's spending, budgets

School strives to match elite cohorts in sports and beyond

A few years ago, the University of Michigan wouldn't pick up the phone when University of Utah Athletic Director Chris Hill would call. The Wolverines, which have the largest football stadium and one of the most storied college football programs in the land, wouldn't even return Hill's messages.

"There is absolutely zero possibility of Michigan coming to play at the University of Utah five years ago," Hill says. "Zero."

A lot has changed since then for Hill and the University of Utah. The school is now four years into its relationship with the Pac-12 Conference. And, next year, none other than the Michigan Wolverines are going to visit Rice-Eccles Stadium for a game of pigskin.

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the definition of a citizen and the responsibilities of an upstanding citizen. Students should elect a group recorder to note the main points of the discussion.

Come together as large group and share the comments regarding the discussion of a citizen and a good citizen’s role in society. Students should record the main points in their notebooks.

Philanthropy Today

As a group, discuss the following: Revisit the definition of philanthropy; discuss how students can demonstrate good citizenship; determine who can help (mayor, officials, public departments, religious leaders, and so forth); discuss the options for making a difference in your community.

Spicy Nodes and Citizen’s Responsibility

In the computer lab, have the class decide on 4-5 nodes for the topic, “What is the citizen’s responsibility?” While at the computer work stations, have a newa Certificate of Metallurgy from the University of Manchester School of Technology in 1945, he received a Master of Science degree in Statistics, Economics and Mathematics, and a Ph.D in Statistics from the University of Wisconsin in 1948 and 1951, respectively.

References

Who'sWho in the West, 15th edition, 1976-1977. Chicago, IL: Marquis Who'sWho, 1977

American Men and Women of Science, 13TH EDITION, VOLUME 3 H–K,
1976Stock system minimizes risks'' by George Rhodes, S.F. Examiner & Chronicle, January 20, 1974.

Death

Prof. Kahn died on July 5, 2012 at Chaparral Skilled Nursing in Berkeley, California from complications due to old age.

An obituary published on April 27, 2013 in the Oakland Tribune is viewable here.

External links
 Photo of Louis B. Kahn
 President of Technical Economics, Inc.

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Let d be 5/(-1) + 3 - -5. Let f be z(d). Let i(h) = 4*h**3 - 4*h**2 + 5*h - 3. Let l be i(f). What is l rounded to the nearest ten?
80
Let k(h) = 2*h**2 - 6*h + 3. Let s be k(3). Suppose -s*x = -5*u - 104980, -u - u = x - 35008. Suppose -2*w = -0*w + x. What is w rounded to the nearest 1000?
-18000
Let p = 0.5214 - 0.73. What is p rounded to 2 dps?
-0.21
Let s = 33.63263 - 0.06263. Round s to zero dps.
34
Let r(j) be the first derivative of -j**2 - 13*j + 4. Let f be r(-9). Suppose -f*c + 2200000 = -3*c. Round c to the nearest one hundred thousand.
1100000
Let k = -2 - -4.Apellonia

Apellonia (), also Apollonia (Ἀπολλωνία), was a town and polis (city-state) of ancient Crete.

The site of Apellonia is located near modern Agia Pelagia.

References

Category:Populated places in ancient Crete
Category:Former populated places in Greece
Category:Cretan city-states


Q:

Android - Greenrobot EventBus in android?

I am using from greenrobot:eventbus in my project:
compile 'org.greenrobot:eventbus:3.0.0'

Problem :
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     company with about 1,000 employees. But earlier this month, Cray Inc. announced that Ping is using one of its supercomputers to simulate golf club designs.
The Cray XD1 system installed at Ping is based on 12 Opteron processors from AMD and has 24GB of memory. Eric Morales, a staff engineer at Ping, said the system has enabled the company to drastically reduce product development times. Simulations of product changes that once took a full day to run can now be processed in 20 minutes or less, Morales noted.
"It takes the development [cycle] from weeks down to days, and it helps us get to market faster," he said.Gaining groundIDC analyst Earl Joseph said he expects the worldwide high-performance computing market to reach $7.25 billion this year, a net increase of


resulted in a reconciliation of theory and experiment for the binary electron-H$_3^+$ recombination process.

However, the $\mathrm{H}_3^+$ and $\mathrm{D}_3^+$ recombination experiments carried out in afterglow plasmas [@plasil2002ais; @johnsen2005; @larsson2008; @glosik2000rhi; @glosik2001esr; @amano1990drr; @Gougousi1995131; @smith1993drh; @poterya2002rd] have repeatedly given rate coefficients very different from the ones obtained in the aforementioned storage ring experiments and the theoretical calculations. Until now, the plasma studies have not been fully understood and, as a result, they have been frequently rejected because they do not mesh with the present understanding of the binary DR process (see, e.g., the very recent review discussing this subject [@larsson2008drh]). However, the experimental plasma results are reproducible and they demand an understanding and an integration into the full picture of H$_3^+$ recombination with electrons. The present work discusses and, wewe soon realized that the observed dependence on hydrogen density is coupled to the multistep character of the recombination process in a plasma. The theory of binary dissociative recombination of H$_3^+$ is more immediately applicable to the storage ring experiments. Therefore we denoted the plasma recombination rate constant as an effective deionization rate constant $\alpha_\mathrm{eff}$ [@plasil2002ais; @glosik2001esr]. Later experiments using absorption spectroscopy for ion density measurements and for the identification of the recombining ions (TDT-CRDS) [@macko2004ash; @macko2004dhd; @Macko2002hrc] did not clarify the mechanism of recombination in an afterglow plasma.

The interpretation of data from storage ring [@larsson2008; @kreckel2005hrd; @mccall2003mn; @strasser2002bda] experiments and from afterglow [@plasil2002ais; @larsson2008; @amano1990drr; @Gougousi1995131; @smith1993drh; @poterya2002rd; @glosik2003rha; @macko2004ash; @adams2006emi] experiments was at this point not reconciled [@johnsen2005; @larsson2008; @larsson2008drh; @Glosik:06:Action]. We stress here one principal


$n_+$ are electron and ion densities, respectively. We assume that plasma is quasineutral ($n_\mathrm{e} = n_+$). The constant $\tau_\mathrm{D}$ characterizes the ambipolar diffusion during the afterglow. The recombination of $\mathrm{H}_3^+$ ions at temperatures below 300 K depends strongly on the rotational excitation of ions. The assumption about the constant value of $\alpha_\mathrm{eff}$ must be discussed for particular experimental conditions.

In the present experiments we use helium densities in the range $[\mathrm{He}]\sim 6\times 10^{16}\text{ -- }6\times 10^{17}\ \mathrm{cm}^{-3}$ and hydrogen densities in the range $[\mathrm{H}_2]\sim10^{11}\text{ -- }10^{14}\ \mathrm{cm}^{-3}$. In the Cryo-FALP and other experiments discussed we use normal hydrogen (n-$\mathrm{H}_2$) i.e. the mixture of ortho and para-$\mathrm{H}_2$ corresponding to 300 K (approximately 25% of para $\mathrm{H}_2$). The variation of the ortho/para-H$_2$ ratio with temperature in the interval 77 K–300 K is not significant forGougousi *et al.* [@Gougousi1995131] are plotted for comparison. Additionally, we show the value of the theoretical recombination rate coefficient calculated for binary dissociative recombination (DR), $\alpha_\mathrm{Bin}(300\ \mathrm{K})$ [@dossantos2007drh; @pagani2008cml]. Note that for this theoretical result, only the binary DR process is considered, and as such it cannot depend on the hydrogen density. \[fig4\]](fig4.eps){width="8.6cm"}

Notice that in certain experiments the rate coefficients were measured over a limited range of hydrogen densities. In our experiments, we have covered the $10^{10}\ \mathrm{cm}^{-3} < [\mathrm{H}_2] < 10^{16}\ \mathrm{cm}^{-3}$ range (AISA, FALP, Cryo-FALP, TDT-CRDS).

In the measured dependences shown in Fig. \[fig4\] we distinguish three clearly different regions of hydrogen densities that exhibit specific behavior of $\alpha_\mathrm{eff}$ as a function of \[$\mathrm{H}_2$\]. We indicate these regions as $N<1$, $N>1$, and $N\gg1$. The “vertical shifts” for some


dependences in Fig. \[fig4\] (such as the data presented with open and full triangles in the lower panel) are discussed below. We characterize the three regions as follows.

1.  $[\mathrm{H}_2] < 10^{12}\ \mathrm{cm}^{-3}$, $N<1$. At these hydrogen densities $\alpha_\mathrm{eff}$ decreases with decreasing hydrogen density. At such conditions the $\mathrm{H}_3^+$ ions formed by an exothermic proton transfer (from $\mathrm{ArH}^+$ or $\mathrm{H}_2^+$ to $\mathrm{H}_2$) do not have enough collisions with $\mathrm{H}_2$ to establish ortho/para-H$_3^+$ thermal equilibrium prior to their recombination (see e.g. the discussion in [@cordonnier2000srn; @gerlich2006dca; @pagani2008cml]). The number of these H$_2$ + H$_3^+$ collisions that a $\mathrm{H}_3^+$ ion will undergo prior to its recombination with an electron (at typical conditions of the discussed afterglow experiments) is indicated in the Fig. \[fig4\] by number $N$. If $N < 1$, the decayof $\alpha_\mathrm{eff}$ is nearly constant (the plateau part of the $\alpha_\mathrm{eff}$(\[H$_2$\]) dependence). Depending on experimental conditions we have covered either the whole saturated region or in some cases just a part of it.

3.  $[\mathrm{H}_2]>5\times 10^{13}\ \mathrm{cm}^{-3}$, $N\gg1$. Here the measured recombination rate coefficient increases with hydrogen pressure. This behavior is caused by a formation of H$_5^+$ ions and their fast recombination. The process is temperature and pressure dependent (see details in [@glosik2003rha; @Novotny:06:The; @leu1973mre; @hiraoka1975dsh]). Because of the strong temperature and pressure dependence of ternary association, the onset of this region depends on these parameters.

At first sight the “vertical shifts” of the dependences plotted in Fig. \[fig4\] are very chaotic. We demonstrate below that they arise because the apparent binary recombination rate coefficient ($\alpha_\mathrm{eff}$) depends not only on


& FALP. Data obtained in two experiments (Fig. \[fig5\]).

4.  150 and 230 K, AISA. AISA was used to measure the dependence of $\alpha_\mathrm{eff}$ on hydrogen density over a broad range including the “saturated region”, (lower panel of Fig. \[fig4\]). From these measurements, average values of the recombination rate coefficient in the “saturated region” have been obtained for several temperatures (see Fig. \[fig5\]). These data are very accurate because the measurements have been done many times at a fixed temperature. As we did not measure the dependence on helium pressure in the AISA experiments, we calculated $K_\mathrm{He}$ using Eq. (\[eq2\]) with the current theoretical value for $\alpha_\mathrm{Bin}(T)$. The data have been obtained at low pressures, 160–330 Pa. Therefore, the ternary rate coefficients extracted from this data have large error bars.

5.  250–260 K, FALPstudied recombination of $\mathrm{H}_3^+$ ions in an afterglow plasma, in the presence of a helium buffer gas with a small admixture of molecular hydrogen. The helium densities were in the range $0.5\text{ -- }6\times 10^{17}\ \mathrm{cm}^{-3}$ and hydrogen densities $1\text{--}100\times 10^{12}\ \mathrm{cm}^{-3}$. In such conditions the $\mathrm{H}_3^+$ ions formed in the plasma have several collisions with H$_2$ before they recombine with electrons. Thus, we assume that in these conditions the ions are in ortho/para thermal equilibrium. The apparent binary recombination rate coefficient $\alpha_\mathrm{eff}$ was measured as function of hydrogen and helium densities for several temperatures in the 77–330 K range. From the experimental data we have derived the binary and ternary recombination rate coefficients and their dependences on temperature. The measured binary recombination rate coefficient is in good agreement


not in thermal equilibrium in this afterglow plasma because of the very different binary rate constants $\alpha_{\rm Bin}(T)$ that have been predicted for low temperatures. Nevertheless, for a first semiquantitative study of this kind, the agreement between theory and experiment for the ternary rate coefficients is encouraging.

This work is a part of the research plan MSM 0021620834 financed by the Ministry of Education of the Czech Republic and was partly supported by GACR (202/07/0495, 205/09/1183, 202/09/0642, 202/08/H057) by GAUK 53607, GAUK 124707 and GAUK 86908. It has also benefitted from support from the National Science Foundation, Grants Nos. PHY-0427460 and PHY-0427376, and from an allocation of NERSC supercomputing resources.

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Type Ia supernovae (SNe Ia) are thought to be thermonuclear incinerations of carbon-oxygen white dwarf stars after accretion from a companion has increased their mass to near the Chandrasekar limit (for a review, see e.g. [@HIL00]). It is unclear, however, what type of binary systems produce SNe Ia and how the structure of


at 3.51 MeV of $1.06\pm0.05$, based on the empirical unit cross sections obtained with even-even mass targets in the ($p$,$n$) reaction [@TAD87]. However, they also determined a GT unit cross section using the excitation to the 15.1 MeV state. Its value was 22% lower than that obtained using the empirical relationships. The reduced value for the GT unit cross section would increase the B(GT) for the transition to the excited state at 3.51 MeV to $1.29\pm0.06$, which is within error bars consistent to the value extracted via the ($^{3}$He,$t$) reaction and close to the shell-model value.

We should note that in both the ($p$,$n$) work discussed in Refs. [@WAT85; @WAN01] and the ($^{3}$He,$t$) analysis described here a large breaking of the proportionality between B(GT) and cross section for theand 9.5, respectively.

We estimate the contribution of this reaction to the heating of the pre-explosive white dwarf by integrating a reaction network at $\log_{10}(\rho Y_{e})=8.8$ and 9.5, with the temperature at a fiducial value of $0.4\,\text{GK}$. The integration time was chosen to be the heating timescale $C_{P}T/\dot{S}$, where $C_{P}$ is the specific heat and $\dot{S}$ is the heating rate. The dominant heat sources are the reactions ${{\ensuremath{\mathrm{^{12}C}}}}+{{\ensuremath{\mathrm{^{12}C}}}}$, ${{\ensuremath{\mathrm{^{12}C}}}}(n,\gamma){{\ensuremath{\mathrm{^{13}C}}}}$, ${{\ensuremath{\mathrm{^{12}C}}}}(p,\gamma){{\ensuremath{\mathrm{^{13}N}}}}$ and ${{\ensuremath{\mathrm{^{13}C}}}}(\alpha,n){{\ensuremath{\mathrm{^{16}O}}}}$, which release about $2.7\,\text{MeV}$ for each carbon consumed [@PIR07; @CHA07]. At $\log_{10}(\rho Y_{e}) = 8.8$, the reaction ${{\ensuremath{\mathrm{^{13}N}}}}(e^{-},\nu_{e}){{\ensuremath{\mathrm{^{13}C}}}}$ contributes 0.4%, 2.6%, 3.1%, 3.8%, and 4.0% for $\mathrm{B(GT)}=0$, from the older $(p,n)$ data, the newer $(p,n)$ data, from the $({{\ensuremath{\mathrm{^{3}He}}}},t)$ data, and from the shell-model calculation, respectively. At $\log_{10}(\rho Y_{e}) = 9.5$, the higher electron Fermi energy ensures


the $^{13}$C($^{3}$He,$t$)$^{13}$N(g.s.) reaction was estimated to be strongly increased because of interference between $\Delta L=0$ and $\Delta L=2$ amplitudes. As a result, the estimated Fermi component for this transition decreases. After this correction, both Fermi and GT unit cross sections extracted from the data are consistent with the mass-dependent trends of Fermi and GT unit cross sections, respectively, measured in even-even nuclei.

Under the assumption of isospin symmetry, the B(GT) for this transition is the same for the transition from the $^{13}$N(g.s.) to the 3/2$^{-}$ state at 3.68 MeV in $^{13}$C. Combined with the known weak transition strength from the $\beta$-decay of $^{13}$N to the ground state of $^{13}$C, we investigated the impact of the differences between the extracted B(GT) values from the ($p$,$n$) data, the ($^{3}$He,$t$) data and# Azure - Blob Storage

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Citi rolls out electronic options platform to buy-side

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vocational discernment during this “epoch change”.

Discernment Method

2. In discernment, we recognize a way of life, a style, a fundamental attitude and also a working method; it is a path to walk together, whereby we look at the social and cultural dynamics we are steeped in, through the eyes of the disciple. Discernment leads us to recognize - and become attuned with - the action of the Spirit, in true spiritual obedience. In this way, it becomes openness to new things, courage to move outwards and resistance to the temptation of reducing what is new to what we already know. Discernment is a truly spiritual attitude. Since it is obedience to the Spirit, discernment is listening, first and foremost, that can also become a driver for our actions, thethe world are obsessively consuming media products. Despite living in a hyper-connected world, communication among young people remains limited to those who are similar to them […].With the advent of social media, this has led to new challenges over the extent to which new media companies have power over the lives of young people» (PM 4). Developing the ability to engage in a sober conversation and dialogue with diversity is being hindered by this situation, and becomes a real educational challenge where the young are concerned. BC also agree on this ambiguity, albeit focusing more on critical evaluations. Also due to ignorance or inadequate formation, pastors and adults in general have a hard time understanding this new language and also tend to be scared, feeling they are in


stone the builders rejected may become the cornerstone (cf. Ps 118:22; Lk 20:17; Acts 4,11; 1Pet 2:4).

The Issue of Work

43. As BC have highlighted, youth unemployment in many countries has reached levels that can, without exaggeration, be defined as dramatic. The most serious effect is not the economic one, because families, welfare systems and charitable institutions are often able to step in and cater for the material needs of the unemployed. The real issue is that «jobless young people have an anaesthetized utopia, or are on the verge of losing it» (Francis, Address to the Members of the Pontifical Commission for Latin America, 28 February 2014). The young people at the Pre-synodal Meeting reflected this view in their statements: «Sometimes, we end up discarding our dreams. We areTheir constant resurfacing allows us to recognize them as signs of change in the anthropological and cultural time we live in. Young people, who are the watchmen and seismographs of every age, perceive them as a source of new opportunities and unprecedented threats more than others do. Some analysts speak of a “metamorphosis” of the human condition that gives rise to enormous challenges for everyone, and young people in particular, in the path to build a sound identity.

Body, Affectivity and Sexuality

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With varying degrees of intensity, many countries in the world are dealing with “fake news”, i.e. the uncontrollable spreading of fake information through (digital and other) mass media and the growing difficulty of distinguishing it from real news. In the public debate, truth and reasoning seem to have lost their power of persuasion. This is why the term “post-truth” was coined. As one BC points out, «in social networks and digital media there is no hierarchy of truth».

55. Young people are particularly exposed to this climate, because of their communication habits, and of their need to be accompanied to ultimately find their way. In the world of post-truth, the sentence «Christ is the Truth which makes the Church different from any other worldly group with which we maybetween Jesus and the rich young man (cf. Mt 19:16-22; Mk 10:17-22; Lk 10:25-28). There, we see that the Teacher from Nazareth does not endorse the young man’s life plan, nor does he suggest how to achieve it; he does not recommend additional commitments, nor does he want to fill the emptiness of the young man who asked him: «What do I still lack?»; at least, he does not want to fill this emptiness by endorsing the young man’s ideas for his future. Jesus does not fill his emptiness, but rather asks the young man to empty himself and make room for a new vision that is directed towards self-giving through a new approach to life, generated by the encounter with Him who is «the way, the truth


of Faith

85. Young people, in the final document of the PM, state: «We seek a Church that helps us find our vocation, in all of its senses» (PM 3). To do so, the meaning of the term “vocation” needs to be clarified. Caring about all young people, without exception, the Synod is asked to shed light in a convincing way on the vocational horizon of human existence as such. The young themselves are asking the Church to help them «find a simple and clear understanding of vocation» (PM 8). From the responses of various BC, and also from many comments made by the young themselves, we understand that the term vocation is generally used to indicate vocations to the ordained ministry and special consecration. One BC argues thatRelocateMe (hack-a-thon project)

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up and I say vile words against the gay community because I don't. I don't speak against the homosexual. I tell you that God delivered me from homosexuality."

McClurkin's words drew raucous applause from the crowd, who had lined up around the block to get into the Township Auditorium in Columbia.

Although a small demonstration led by the South Carolina Gay & Lesbian Pride Movement had gathered across the street from the concert venue, they were dwarfed by the crowd of black Gospel fans and Obama supporters who turned out to see the performance.

Meanwhile, Obama staff were inside and outside the building, working the crowd and trying to register new voters.

Nearly all of the African-American concert-goers interviewed by CNN expressed support for McClurkin. Some referenced the First Amendment, saying McClurkinkingdom of God? Do not be deceived; neither fornicators, nor idolaters, nor adulterers, nor effeminate, nor homosexuals, nor thieves, nor the covetous, nor drunkards, nor revilers, nor swindlers, shall inherit the kingdom of God."

First, the Biblical translation of homosexual in this passage was for a word that no one actually knows a meaning for, but is speculated to be a form of male prostitute. Secondly and more importantly, take a look at the list of other acts that prevent those from “inheriting the kingdom of God.” Why is homosexuality such a concern when idolatry, sex for pleasure (not just procreation), robbery, and drunkenness are a much more prevalent issue?

The shear numbers of people who pick and choose which tenants in the Bible to follow truly are the religious


deal with certain issues. We are wasting time and breath on something that is not our business to bother with. We have a war in Iraq, a dollar that is spiraling down to peso value, a new scandal in time for the evening news every night, and the whole country is worried about a couple of dudes or women kissing?!

Wake up people! The sad thing is that those who spend all their time lambasting homosexuality are usually closet homosexuals themselves (Larry Craig, Mark Foley, 70% of the Senate) and out of self-hatred feel the only way to redeem themselves is to spew hateful speech or claim that their god does not condone it. I personally want nothing to do with a God who is loving and caring andswitch and requires a longer time before the pinion gear and the one-way clutch actually start to move, leading to the slow response of those components when they need to operated. Furthermore, since the construction requires the one-way clutch and the planetary gear speed reduction mechanism, the casing of the apparatus has to be enlarged for accommodation of those components therein. In addition, since the speed reduction is implemented through meshing of the gears in the planetary gear speed reduction mechanism, there is caused a problem that the operation noise gets relatively louder.
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