mHz emergency position indicating radio beacon at the Coast Guard’s command center here.

The two men donned their lifejackets and swam to shore. A Coast Guard HH-65 Dolphin helicopter and crew was sent from Barbers Point; the Coast Guard also issued an urgent request for assistance from mariners in the area. The master of the cruise ship Pride of America diverted to assist. The cruise ship’s crew used high-powered search lights to search the area.

The helicopter crew airlifted the two survivors from the cliffs and returned them to Kauai. Neither survivor reported any injuries.Dom.

Weaver was a carry over from Capers and was brought in to be a 3-4 DE. So that one isn't on Kubiak.

I think we had our hands tied last year carrying over from bad salary cap decisions. We will be in a better position this year to improve via FA is we so choose to. Looks like we're stuck with RIchard Smith again this year so I'd like to see improvement and what Richard Smith thinks what a defense should look like.

If Dom gets in Dallas I would like to offer him Weaver and Greenwood for Marcus Spears.


setting forth the specific reasons for such denial, written in a manner calculated to be understood by the participant, and
(2) afford a reasonable opportunity to any participant whose claim for benefits has been denied for a full and fair review by the appropriate named fiduciary of the decision denying the claim.
In addition, substantial compliance with 29 C.F.R. § 2560.503(1)(f)(1) through (4) is necessary to meet the requirements of § 1133. Sage v. Automation, Inc. Pension Plan and Trust, 845 F.2d 885, 892-93 (10th Cir.1988). 29 C.F.R. § 2560.503(1)(f) provides:
(f) Content of notice. A plan administrator or, if paragraph (c) of this section is applicable, the insurance company, insurance service, or other similar organization, shall provide to every claimant who is denied a claim for benefits written notice settingthe flexibility to change it later. Even if you book only 7 or 8 months in advance, that is still better than trying to book 4-5 months in advance.

Pick shorter cruises

This may seem obvious but generally speaking, the shorter the cruise, the less expensive it is.

If you really want to just get away, 3 and 4 night cruises are going to be a heck of a lot less expensive than a 7 night or longer cruise.

There is also an interesting price dynamic with 5 and 6 night cruises because they tend to be overlooked by guests as they are too long for a weekend but not long enough for a week. Think about it, if you are going to take 4-5 days off work for a 5 or


to warn them. So in this case you become the follower, and you have to be discreet about it – invisible, in fact, like the nightmarish figures in Mitchell’s movie.

It Follows taps into something else about sex and intimacy. I found myself thinking about Simon Rich’s short story The Haunting of 26 Bleecker Street, in which a careworn priest tells a lovelorn young man that the ghost of his ex-girlfriend can only be exorcised if he has sex with someone else. Maybe the truth is that sex can often create a malaise of anxiety, a loss of self that can only be alleviated or reversed by another sexual contact. And so it follows and goes on, and humanity is kept alive with a chain-letter of fear, fending offTEAM BUILDING COMPANY OF THE YEAR

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historian who specializes in religious images, women's culture and engravings.

"The historical facts deny the idea that women didn't have a presence in the arts. They always did," Carlos says. "It's art history that has hidden that presence."

She says stodgy old art museums, rooted in tradition, are slowly changing. The Prado's collection includes more than 5,000 male artists and 41 women — though it likely has more, with their works labeled as "anonymous," Carlos says.

As women emerge from behind those works, they reveal their role in an art world mistakenly seen for centuries as all-male.

Clara Peeters made that clear, with her self-portraits popping out of dark corners in her still life paintings — demanding to be seen.tej aplikacji:" + Chr(13) + Chr(10) + "Poczatek okresu " + LTrim(Str(stPeriodBegin\wDay)) + "-" + LTrim(Str(stPeriodBegin\wMonth)) + "-" + LTrim(Str(stPeriodBegin\wYear)) + Chr(13) + Chr(10) + "Koniec okresu   " + LTrim(Str(stPeriodEnd\wDay)) + "-" + LTrim(Str(stPeriodEnd\wMonth)) + "-" + LTrim(Str(stPeriodEnd\wYear)) )

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short-term memory loss and is unable to use one side of his body, 21-year-old Ryan attends college, loves going to the cinema and is massively into music and fashion.

The Disabled Children’s Partnership (DCP) is a growing coalition of more than 45 charities who have joined forces, working closely in partnership with parents, to campaign for improved health and social care for disabled children, young people and their families.

This website is managed by the Disabled Children’s Partnership, a consortium campaign of organisations administered by Royal Mencap Society (registered company in England and Wales no. 00550457; registered charity numbers are 222377 in England and Wales, and SC041079 in Scotland). Royal Mencap Society is registered as a data controller with the Information Commissioner’s Office under the Data Protection Act 1998 and
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been doing little bits and pieces to get distraction objects working. We want the AI to be so addicted to the sound of smashing and crashing that you can lead them wherever you want with enough empty bottles and rocks. Before this week the citizens of Wellington Wells were really uninterested in using their ears, but with a few tweaks they are getting better.

Hopefully we will continue to improve this, and other stealth gameplay, up until launch, because personally I prefer having the sneakier, less lethal approach to our encounters. After all, they were once your neighbours.

Publishing – Steve, Jeff, Mike C, Mike R, Austin, Meredith, Elisa, Kat, Kelly, Nicole, Sean, Brad, and Erick (and more)

Kat

Hey guys! My name’s Kat. I’m a recent East coast transplant to theshows that the Catholics think they are better in a school alone then being integrated with Protestants. This comment by the teacher emphasizes the tensions between these two religions (Joyce p.11-20).

Church Enstone, Oxfordshire

A picture of a stained glass window in a Catholic Church (3).

The story "Grace" by James Joyce is about a middle-aged alcoholic. The man falls down a flight of stairs and creates a scene which leads his friends to decide they must change his alcoholic ways. They attempt to reintroduce him to the Catholic Church. In doing so,the men try to save their friend by teaching him about the Church, their information however regarding the Church is invalid. In the story, Joyce is able to show the view of the Protestants; they believe they are superior


Commitee Room" also deals with the relationship between politics and money. Characters are very open about how money can influence their politic allegiances. Joe Hynes comments about how he does not support Richard Tierney because he is frequently late in paying him his salary. This sort of thinking is likely due to the poor economic conditions in Ireland at this time. When you are down on your luck and struggling to make ends meet, most of your decisions, not just poltical ones, are financially motivated (Joyce 115-133).

Historical Irish Economy

The 1800s were a very rough time for Ireland economically. The country was forced to deal with a huge potato famine mid-century, and suffered the effects of which would be felt for the rest of the century (Hill). Higher educationdoes an excellent job of showing these places throughout his stories. Each short story is full of locations in which the main characters are shown going through these locations. Streets are by far the most prevalent area, which are mentioned throughout the stories. Each place also has played an important part in the history and culture of Dublin. Joyce states in the introduction of his notes that he used, "I have accepted Gifford's division of the city into four quadrants which allows directions and locations to be given in relation to points of the compass" (Joyce p.237). This quote shows that Joyce was giving a lot of consideration to being geographically correct on where he said places were. In doing so he paints a picture of the map


only if they could, “get one of them new-fangled carriages that makes no noise…” (Joyce p.9). This shows that Rev. Flynn was not wealthy at all which matches up with the description of Irishtown being a place where poor people had lived (Joyce p.244, p.257).

Conclusion

Overall, Joyce does a great job incorporating the historical facts into a fictional group of short stories such as Dubliners. He was able to create a real life story about possible real people that may have lived in his very own home town. It explained the everyday sights and what it would be like in a day of the life of a normal Dubliner. If a person who had never heard of Dublin was to read this book the person would get a veryextra-long birthday shower.

Grampa stuck his head out the door. "That'll do, Ernest."

Ernest tugged on the chain reluctantly. He liked to stand on his sparkly white stones under the lovely water for a long, long time.

A huge crow landed beside him with a rude "Caw!" A second crow . . . and a third. The first crow snatched one of the shiniest stones from Ernest's shower and flew off with it in his beak. Another stabbed his black beak right between Ernest's front hooves.

Ernest squealed in fury as the crow trio winged away, toward the woods behind the house and barn. His loud oinking carried across the grounds of the Bed and Biscuit. Every animal heard Ernest yelling at the thieving crows.

So did Grampa. "Ernest!" he called out the


the UL neurons.

Disturbances in superficial neocortical layers in *Zbtb20* loss-of-function {#Sec4}
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Cresyl violet (Nissl) staining of P10 coronal brain sections revealed apparent defects in cortical layering in *Zbtb20*^*lacZ/lacZ*^ mice (Fig. [2a1](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}-[b2](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}). While the LLs (L6, L5) appeared overrepresented in the *Zbtb20*^*lacZ/lacZ*^ somatosensory (SS) cortex, the ULs (L4-L2) seemed thinner (Fig. [2b1](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}-[b2](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}). This impression was confirmed by NeuN immunoassaying (Fig. [2b3](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}-[b4](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}). In order to investigate the UL disturbances in more detail, we performed immunostaining for specific UL neuronal markers. Given the widespread expression of Zbtb20 in VZ of the entire pallium at E14.5, we first investigated the expression of the L4 marker ROR \[[@CR43]\]. Intriguingly, in the mutant cortex, the thickness of L4 was greatly augmented (Fig. [2c1](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}-[c3](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}). This notion was confirmed by another marker with a strong expression in L4, TF *CoupTF1* (seeas in the subcortical white matter (data not shown). Notably, the retained Cux1^+^ cells were ROR^−^ (Fig. [2e2](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}/[f2](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}; arrowheads) indicating that a sub-population of correctly specified L3/L2 neurons exhibits an impaired migration towards their final destination to the CP. Notably, the postmitotic expression of Zbtb20 in cortical plate is confined to the Cux1^+^/ROR^−^ population.

*Zbtb20* deficiency affects the expression of *CoupTF1* in developing cortex {#Sec8}
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As noticed, the orphan nuclear receptor *CoupTF1*, whose strong expression is normally restricted to L4 in the SS area \[[@CR45], [@CR50]\] was ectopically expressed as a thick band along the entire AP axis of the *Zbtb20* mutant (Fig. [6a1](#Fig6){ref-type="fig"}-[a4](#Fig6){ref-type="fig"}; arrows). Similar to the presented here abnormalities of Ncx in *Zbtb20* LOF, overexpression of *CoupTF1* in the pallial VZ promotes progenitor exit from mitotic cycle, inhibits the IPs


Zbtb20 in the cortical progenitors, neurons with L6-L5-L4 identity continue to be produced heterochronicly, in an expanded by at least 2 days time window, thus substantially shortening the time for production of L3 and especially of L2 neurons (Fig. [7](#Fig7){ref-type="fig"}). We consider that this temporal alteration of the schedule for layer production together with the disclosed enhanced exit from mitosis of E16.5 progenitors are the main factors leading to L6-L5-L4 enlargement in the *Zbtb20LOF.* Because of its dynamics of expression, *Zbtb20* exerts different roles at distinct developmental stages: at E14.5, the time at which the full extent of *Zbtb20* expression in the pallial VZ progenitors is achieved, this TF restricts L6-L5 versus L4 fate, while at E16.5, the peak of UL generation, Zbtb20 restricts L4 versus L3-L2 fate. In addition,early born neuronal sets, (*ii*) changed balance between early and late born neurons, (*iii*) enhanced cell cycle exit of progenitors and (*iv*) diminished production of IPs. On the contrary, in the pallium of *CoupTF1 KO* mice, the expression of Zbtb20 was reduced, making possible the existence of a feedback loop between *Zbtb20* and *CoupTF1*. The lack of birthdating and cell cycle abnormalities during L6-L5 neurogenesis in the mutant pallium during the early neurogenesis indicates that *Zbtb20* most probably exerts effects on temporal specification of the LLs via the ectopic *CoupTF1* expression.

Acting at the border between the archi- and isocortex, *Zbtb20* repression seems to be important to inhibit neocortical cell fate \[[@CR33]\]. Upon overexpression in progenitors of medial pallium, Zbtb20 directly binds and represses the activity of genes that


Cryosections (16 μm thick) were washed and blocked for 1 h in blocking solution containing a normal serum. Primary antibodies were incubated overnight at 4 °C in the blocking solution. After washing, the sections were incubated with species-specific secondary antibodies from the Alexa series (Invitrogen) in blocking solution for 2 h at room temperature (RT), washed again and mounted with Vectashield mounting-medium (Vector Labs) containing DAPI. We used the following primary antibodies/dilutions: mouse anti-β-galactosidase (1:200; Promega, Madison, WI), rat anti-BrdU (1:200; Abcam), mouse anti-BrdU (1:50; BD Bioscience), goat anti-Brn2 (1:50, Santa Cruz Biotech, Santa Cruz, CA), rabbit anti-Caspase-3 (1:200; Cell Signalling, Cambridge, UK), mouse anti-CoupTF1 (1:1000; Perseus Proteomics, Tokyo, Japan), rat anti-Ctip2 (1:200; Abcam), rabbit anti-Cux1 (1:250; Santa Cruz), rabbit anti-FoxP1 (1:500, Abcam), rabbit anti-FoxP2 (1:500, Abcam), rat anti-Ki67 (1:100; Dako), mouse4 °C, washed in PBS, and incubated in 25 % sucrose overnight at 4 °C. Specimens were sectioned at 16 μm after embedding and freezing in OCT cryomatrix (Leica Microsystems Nussloch GmbH, Wetzlar, Germany). Nonradioactive in situ hybridization was done as described \[[@CR27]\].

Image analysis and quantification {#Sec17}
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Images were captured with an Olympus BX60 microscope, a Leica DM6000 epifluorescent system or a laser confocal microscope (Leica Sp5). For cell counts in sections from wild type (WT) and homozygous brains, we blindly counted the positive cells within equally sized frames (size of frames provided in the figure legends) on coded cross sections of somatosensory cortex in WT and mutant mice (n ≥ 3 *per* genotype). For BrdU birthdating experiments, frames spanning the entire cortex on cross brain sections were divided into 10 equally-sized bins, the BrdU^+^


and Windows systems.

References: lock menus (command), reset (command), group (command),
property (glossary), handler (glossary), menu bar (glossary),
execute (glossary), button (object), menubar (property)

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        self.tree.heading('mark', text='Маркування Стандарту')
        self.tree.heading('name', text='Назва Стандарту')
        self.tree.heading('Kol', text='Кількість сторінок')
        self.tree.heading('cena', text='Цена')
        self.tree.heading('polych', text='ФІО')
        self.tree.heading('FIO', text='Отримувач')
        self.tree.heading('Adress', text='Адреса')
        self.tree.heading('tel', text='Телефон')
        self.tree.heading('ERDPOU', text='ЄРДПОУ')
        self.tree.heading('email', text='Електронна адреса')
        self.tree.heading('data', text='Дата')

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"Failure to pay will be considered to be due to reasonable cause to the extent that the taxpayer has made a satisfactory showing that he exercised ordinary business care and prudence in providing for payment of his tax liability and was nevertheless either unable to pay the tax or would suffer an undue hardship ... if he paid on the due date." 26 C.F.R. § 301.6651-1(c)(1).
In considering whether a taxpayer exercised ordinary business care and prudence, a court should consider all facts and circumstances of the taxpayer's situation, including the amount and nature of expenditures in light of income received prior to the date payment was due. A taxpayer exercises


this court, and he reports that his law practice involves litigation with a prestigious Chicago law firm. Schroer Decl. at ¶¶ 15-17, 79. Under these facts, I do not afford Mr. Schroer's submissions any special construction. Smith v. Plati, 258 F.3d 1167, 1174 (10th Cir.2001).
In ruling on a motion for summary judgment, the facts must be viewed in the light most favorable to the party opposing the motion, and that party must be afforded the benefit of all reasonable inferences to be drawn from the evidence. Adickes v. S.H. Kress & Co., 398 U.S. 144, 157, 90 S.Ct. 1598, 26 L.Ed.2d 142 (1970). Rule 56(c), Fed.R.Civ.P., provides that summary judgment should be entered if the "pleadings, the discovery and disclosure materials on file, and any affidavits show thatspecific facts showing that there is a genuine issue for trial. Id. at 324, 106 S.Ct. 2548. Only admissible evidence may be considered when ruling on a motion for summary judgment. World of Sleep, Inc. v. La-Z-Boy Chair Co., 756 F.2d 1467, 1474 (10th Cir.1985). Affidavits must be based on personal knowledge and must set forth facts that would be admissible in evidence. Murray v. City of Sapulpa, 45 F.3d 1417, 1422 (10th Cir.1995) (internal quotations and citations omitted). "Conclusory and self-serving affidavits are not sufficient." Id.
To avoid a late penalty under § 6651, the taxpayer bears the burden of proof to establish that the failure to timely file a return and/or pay taxes was both due to reasonable cause and not due to willful neglect. Craddock, 149


# 73-18] at p. 3 of 20.
(3) The Schroers owed federal income tax for tax year 2000 in the amount of $192,994. Exh. A-14 [Doc. # 73-18]. With the exception of $21,000 withheld in connection with the early withdrawal of retirement funds, Exh. A-14 [Doc. # 73-18] Form 2210 at Part II: line 11, the Schroers did not pay any of that tax liability through withholding or estimated payments when due in 2000 and early 2001. Id. at Form 2210, Part III: line 16.
(4) The Schroers were assessed a late filing penalty for tax year 2000 of $38,835.00, and were assessed a penalty for failure to timely pay their taxes for tax year 2000 of $18,904.00. Exh. A-34 [Doc. # 73-40] at pp. 3 and 5 of 7.
(5)96 through 46 of 96.

IV.
The imposition of penalties due to a taxpayer's failure to timely file a tax return and failure to timely pay taxes is mandatory unless the taxpayer can show that the failure "is due to reasonable cause and not due to willful neglect." 26 U.S.C. § 6651(a)(1) and (2); Carlson, 126 F.3d at 921. In this case, the United States claims that some or all of the Schroers' failures to file and pay resulted from "willful neglect," Defendant's Brief at p. 20, but for purposes of summary judgment it limits its arguments to a contention that Mr. Schroer cannot show any "reasonable cause" for his failures. Id. Mr. Schroer bears the burden of showing "reasonable cause." Craddock, 149 F.3d at 1254-55.
Mr. Schroer argues that reasonable


in the 1980's, I was given advances during a calendar year approximately 60% of my total income from the prior year. The balance would then be paid in a lump sum after yearend. This arrangement meant that in-year cash flow was substantially smaller than year-end income was expected to be. Thus, paying quarterly estimated taxes would substantially disrupt and reduce in-year cash flow out of proportion to the expected total income, the bulk of which was not expected actually to be received until January of the next year.
64. One means of raising funds in-year to make estimated tax payments was by borrowing. However, interest rates at that time for lines of credit for such purposes were expensive, commonly 8-10% or substantially more in some periods as I recall.
65.2.6% of total taxes, which was a far lower percentage than I would have paid had I borrowed money to pay all quarterly payments in-year, and also less than the rate of return that I was earning on my retirement savings. For example, [during 1991-1998] [m]y investments were concentrated in the "Growth Balanced Fund," which reported annual yields as high as 29.1% (1991) and a five-year average return of *1268 15.77%. Thus, from a financial perspective, a reasonable jury should conclude that it was more prudent to pay the relatively low underestimate penalty established by congress [sic] than to borrow money at a higher rate of interest, or to reduce investments yielding much higher returns to make estimated payments as a rigid practice.
Schroer Decl. at ¶¶ 63-66.
Mr. Schroer


atmosphere, in 2013.

In the current design, MAX-C is a six-wheeled rover with about the same size as Spirit and Opportunity. The plan considered by the survey will launch MAX-C with another rover provided by the ESA called the ExoMars Rover in 2018, and land them together in one shot using the Sky-Crane landing system originally developed for the MSL.

As the name suggests, MAX-C is a mission to search for signs of life on Mars. Past missions' objectives focused on the environmental conditions and whether they were friendly to life, but we now have a lot of evidence that Mars could have harbored life in the past, if it does not today. So, the MAX-C mission will now search for direct evidence of living organisms. The ESA's ExoMars hasa similar mission, but it is designed to analyze the samples on board without bringing them back to Earth.

Waiting for a new start

The second priority, the Jupiter Europa Orbiter, also has an astrobiology emphasis—it will employ ice-penetrating radar to peer through the moon's surface ice and measure its thickness. There is now a strong evidence that the moon has a deep saline ocean underneath the surface ice, which may harbor living organisms.

This mission concept has a long history, which has already been covered in depth. It was recommended as the single highest Flagship priority by the last decadal survey, and NASA and ESA made an agreement two years ago to work together to develop a joint mission. The plan calls for NASA and ESA to separately send their


entered into knowingly and voluntarily, and no miscarriage of justice would
result). Macedonio’s argument on appeal falls within the scope of the appeal waiver,
the record shows the requisite knowledge and voluntariness, and we see nothing to
suggest a miscarriage of justice would result from enforcing the appeal waiver. See
United States v. Michelsen, 141 F.3d 867, 871-72 (8th Cir. 1998) (concluding an
appeal waiver is enforceable so long as it resulted from a knowing and voluntary
decision; examining the personal characteristics of defendant and the circumstances
surrounding the plea agreement when assessing the knowledge and voluntariness of
the waiver).

      Having reviewed the record independently pursuant to Penson v. Ohio, 488
U.S. 75 (1988), for any nonfrivolous issues not covered by the waiver, we find none.
We grant counsel leave to withdraw, andManganese superoxide dismutase content and localization in human thyroid tumours.
Manganese-containing superoxide dismutase (Mn-SOD) content and its immunohistochemical localization in human thyroid tumours and some other thyroid diseases were examined and compared with adjacent normal thyroid tissue. Enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) was used in this study for the measurement of Mn-SOD. The content of Mn-SOD tended to increase in diffuse hyperplasia, adenomatous goitre, and follicular adenoma. In papillary carcinoma, it was significantly higher than in adjacent normal thyroid tissue. Follicular carcinoma also revealed a markedly high Mn-SOD content. In the immunohistochemical study, adjacent normal thyroid tissue showed granular positive staining of Mn-SOD in the cytoplasm. An increase of Mn-SOD was observed in the papillary proliferative lesion of diffuse hyperplasia and in the follicles adjacent to lymphoid tissue in chronic


governments, which are – for now – allowed to prorate these costs and pass them on to people convicted of felonies. If criminal defendants are tried but found innocent, courts recoup nothing – creating a perverse incentive for judges to convict and an uncertain revenue stream for counties.

Because criminal defendants are frequently indigent, courts actually bring in only a fraction of what they are authorized to charge offenders.

There’s a few ways this could end. The clock might run out on the statute authorizing the current funding mechanism, and we will either replace it with a more sustainable and equitable system, or it will get strung out for another three or more years. Or – and this is where things could get messy – the state Supreme Court mightcandidates Gretchen Whitmer, a Democrat, and Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette, a Republican, each won their respective party’s nomination to be governor. Many of the policy choices advanced by each — it will not surprise the reader — are not championed by the other.

But they have agreed on something: Both candidates have supported state corporate handout programs. During her tenure in the state Legislature, Whitmer voted to approve $4.5 billion worth of discriminatory incentives for businesses. She voted in favor of 98 percent of the subsidies that came before her. Schuette, also a veteran state lawmaker, voted to approve just $224 million, but this represented 100 percent of the subsidy dollars that came before him.

Past, however, is not necessarily prologue. Both these candidates discussed targeted incentive programs on


the campaign trail.

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At a Michigan Economic Developers Association meeting in March, Whitmer promised to “Unleash the MEDC” in her first year as governor. Presumably, this means she believes that the Michigan Economic Development Corporation maintains a certain prowess for creating more jobs through state programs than might be destroyed by the taxes required to finance them. The MEDC is effectively the state’s corporate welfare department, and it redistributes money taken from taxpayers across Michigan to a select few corporations and industries.

Schuette, for his part, has focused his policy reform ideas around a broad-based tax cut, and he did so publicly even before formally declaring himself a candidate for the governor’s office. He has repeatedly advocated rolling back the state’s personal income tax tobehalf of students who enrolled very shortly after the school year begins.

But schools like Success VLC often take in new students who transfer midyear from a different school. It's bad enough that the law puts so much weight on a fall count day (it determines 90 percent of a school’s student tally), which means that most of the funding doesn’t follow these midyear transfers. But worse, under this new interpretation of the law, a student could enroll in a cyber school in time to be included on count day but still not generate any new funding for it.

The second rule is even more unreasonable. For the first time, the department says that cyber schools must log a full 1,098 hours of a student's activity online, tracked by the


judgement is needed as well. These high-stakes decisions should never be left entirely to a statistical algorithm.

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Progress is being made, but another $7.5 billion is still needed

When the state of Michigan closed its defined-benefit pension plan to new employees in 1997, it still needed to pay for the benefits that existing employees had earned. Unfortunately, the state went from having saved enough money to pay all promised benefits to a $6 billion underfunding gap. New data from the state shows that it is finally starting to catch up.

From 1997 to 2002, lawmakers had enough money saved to pay for the pension benefits promised to state employees. But between 2002 and 2012 the state failed to keep up with the growing costs of those benefits and it generated $6.2I must pause and reconsider whether that is still the case in dreams.
It is an intriguing question. It can, in an indirect way, in that dreams often
reflect reality and, in reality, there is mathematics. However, the equations
in a dream do not always have to be a precise answer. It can be the wrong
answer and be correct in a dream, and a correct answer can be wrong in dream.
It has no reference to a physical application in reality. Because dreams often
do not reflect reality, they have their own rules and their own path.

Therapist: Perhaps,
sometime, we can look at what kind of rules might apply in the dream state.
That might be an interesting area of inquiry.

Zetas: Dreams have many unexpected results, and
it is what makes the dreams that come from


That
is sometimes hard to tell.

Zetas: It can be a separate reality.

Therapist: There
are, of course, different kinds of dreams, some of which are so intense that
waking up from them is a shock to the system. I do understand. Do you think
that dreams can stand alone without a physical species creating them?

Zetas: As pure energy, separate unto itself?

Therapist: Perhaps
they could be created by pure energy beings.

Zetas: There are energy beings. Most are good by
your and our moral standards. Some, however, exist on the energies of others.
Some will create fear and harvest that negative energy to draw upon it. For
many species, including humans, fear is a strong and dynamic force. Also, there
are many who are more benign and try to create very beneficial atmospheres of
energy. But there are many energy beingsdue to the sleeping positions of
the infants.

Therapist: If
pre-birth oxygen was insufficient, I could see how some infants might not be
developed sufficiently to automatically shift their bodies as needed.

Zetas: Most children have the involuntary
instinct to adjust their body positions during their sleep patterns. Some
brains are still developing and have not yet evolved that instinct to correct
their positions. It is a very narrow window of that growth timeline. Some will
tragically die just as their new developing minds form that instinct. It is
part of human infant development. We feel the great sorrow of human parents for
the loss of their offspring. We have often made appearances in our craft near
such occasions when humans are under great emotional distress. There is an
energy that radiates out that we can sense in our travels in


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                    count += tanh
                if relu > 0:
                    self._layers[-1] += [self.m.Intermediate(self.m.log(1+self.m.exp(neuron_inputs[i]))) \
                                         for i in range(count,count+relu)]
                 for i in range(leaky)]
                    [self.m.Obj(s[2*i]*s[2*i+1]) for i in range(leaky)]
                    self.m.Equations([s[2*i]*s[2*i+1] == 0 for i in range(leaky)])
                    count += leaky


       self.m.Equations([neurons[i] == self.m.exp(-neuron_inputs[i]**2) \
                                      for i in range(count,count+gaussian)])
                    for n in neurons[count:count+gaussian]:
                        n.LOWER = -3.5
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            self.m.Equation(self.output[i] == self._layers[-1][i])

    def think(self,inputs):

        #convert inputs to numpy ndarray
        inputs = np.atleast_2d(inputs)

        ##confirm input/output dimensions
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        ni = len(self.input)
        #consistent layer size
        if


    m = number of datasets
        Objective can be 1 (L1 norm) or 2 (L2 norm)
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        outputs = np.atleast_2d(outputs)

        ##confirm input/output dimensions
        in_dims = inputs.shape
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    def shake(self,percent):
        """ Neural networks are non-convex. Some stochastic shaking can
        sometimes help bump the problem to a new region. This function
        perturbs all weights by +/-percent their values."""

        for l in


no natural choice for the "principal root" in general. Any choice (the root with the least angle from the positive real axis, for instance) is bound to create a discontinuity in the principal root function for a general complex input.
The natural exponential:
But we can define the natural exponential function for complex numbers, because it only needs natural number powers of complex numbers to work:
$$\exp z=\lim_{n\to \infty}\left(1+{z\over n}\right)^n$$
This gives a unique result for any input. The polar form of a complex number, and the Euler formula, are really referring to the value of the natural exponential function - that is, they only hold if you use the principal branch of $e^{ix}$.
Now to define the result of any complex number raised to the power of another complex number, we definean amended draft Constitution. It further stated that the Council’s decision had been informed by: (a) recommendations on constitutional amendments contained in reports of the National Independent Electoral Commission, the National Independent Human Rights Commission and CNDI; (b) the resolution adopted at the 11 October meeting of political parties and leaders; and (c) the need to harmonize certain articles with EAC law. Opposition political parties and civil society criticized the Council’s decision, warning that any deliberate violation of the Constitution and the Arusha Agreement would only worsen the current political crisis” (UNSC, P: 3, 2017).

Security Situation:

“The security situation remains fragile. While incidents of overt violence and clashes between armed groups and Government security and defence forces had ebbed for some time, daily allegations of arbitrary arrest, ill -treatment,


torture and enforced disappearance, along with the discovery of bodies, continue to be reported” (…) “The Imbonerakure reportedly also routinely participate in joint operations with the police and intelligence services and are reported to have been implicated in numerous cases of arbitrary arres t and disappearance, ill-treatment, killings and some cases of sexual violence” (UNSC, P: 5, 2017).

Burundian and Rwandan Relations:

“Relations between Burundi and Rwanda remain tense. Throughout the reporting period, isolated border incidents, as well as trade and movement restrictions, were witnessed. On 29 July, the Council of Ministers decided to stop the export of all food products to neighbouring countries, repo rtedly in response to insufficient domestic production. On 23 August, the East African Legislative Assembly decided to investigate issues affecting trade and free movement ofcombined with limited voter education and information, often led to confusion and in some isolated instances verbal confrontation. In one district, observers reported a more serious case of ballot stuffing. Although observers reported these findings to the District Electoral Registrar, the results from the station were still considered valid and were included in the final count” (WikiLeaks, 2009).

Election Rigging:

“On October 22, Uganda’s main opposition newspaper published excerpts of an internal NRM report accusing core EC officials of conspiring with opposition parties to place “ghost” voters and “phantom” villages on Uganda’s voter rolls. Opposition parties have identified a new EC as a prerequisite for their participation in the 2011 elections because they view the current EC as pro-NRM (refs. A, B and C). Various iterations of the NRM report


policies,” and the “dangers” of an ENI/Libya deal” (WikiLeaks, 2010).

Tullow oil corruption:

“On 14 December, Tim O’Hanlon, Tullow Oil’s Regional Vice President for Africa met with Ambassador Lanier to discuss recent developments in oil exploration in Uganda (see ref. A for background). O’Hanlon explained that the $10+ billion required to produce, refine, and export oil from Uganda far exceeds the financial capacity of Tullow and other mid-sized exploration companies currently working in Uganda. Tullow is therefore considering selling a portion of its Uganda holdings to a larger international oil partner, and has unofficially “short listed” three major companies as potential partners – including Exxon Mobil, Total (France), and the Chinese National Offshore Oil Company (CNOOC). After Tullow concludes its process of selecting a partner, likely in January or Februarya majority of ministers rallied behind Muhwezi because they themselves could be implicated for corrupt activities. The President accepted the Cabinet recommendation, but still wanted to find a way to “clip Muhwezi’s wings.” The President decided that the use of the immunization fund for personal gain would provide a strong case against Muhwezi” (…)”Succession Politics. Another possibility, and not excluded by other theories, was that the arrests were an attempt by President Museveni to remove potential successors. This includes both Jim Muhwezi and First Lady Janet Museveni. Both have presidential ambitions and both profited beyond Museveni’s expectations from the embezzlement. Muhwezi’s financial independence, alleged ties to the Forum for Democratic Change’s Kizza Besigye, and the perception that he was advancing his own political ambitions rather than the ruling


stages II and III in the 8th edition. The 5-year OS for p16-positive patients in the 7th and 8th editions is shown in Fig. [3](#Fig3){ref-type="fig"}a, b. In the 7th edition, 5-year OS for p16-positive patients was 100% for those with stage II, 90.0% with stage III, and 94.4% with stage IV. In contrast, in the 8th edition, 5-year OS for p16-positive patients was 100% for those with stage I, 91.7% with stage II, and 85.7% with stage IV. There was a significant difference in OS based on the 8th edition in the p16-positive group (*p* = 0.05). Since clinical stages in the p16-negative group were identical in both the 7th and 8th editions, there were no significant differences in OS in the p16-negative group based on both editions (Fig. [3](#Fig3){ref-type="fig"}c).

Fig. 3Survival estimationin the p16-positive and p16-negative groups according to the 7th and 8th editions of the AJCC staging manual. **a** Kaplan--Meier curve of OS in HPV-mediated OPSCC according to the 7th edition. **b** Kaplan--Meier curve of OS in HPV-mediated OPSCC according to the 8th edition. **c** Kaplan--Meier curve of OS in the p16-negative OPSCC according to the 7th and 8th editions

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There have been contradictory reports regarding p16 overexpression and HPV status. Possible reasons for such discrepancy among studies include the definition of p16 overexpression, detection methods for HPV infection (in situ hybridization, PCR), and type of sample preparations used for analysis (fresh frozen or FFPE samples) \[[@CR8], [@CR9], [@CR16]--[@CR18]\]. In the present study, based on the use of fresh frozen samples and consensus primers for PCR, 100% of


report, the HPV-16 viral load in OPSCC was closely related to *E6*/*E7* mRNA expression \[[@CR8], [@CR13]\]. In the present study, however, because cases with high HPV-16 viral load exclusively showed p16 overexpression, p16-positivity criteria defined by the 8th edition surely indicated HPV infection with transcriptional activity in OPSCC as a surrogate marker. Immunohistochemical staining for p16 is inexpensive and is universally available for retrospective examination. These results suggest that p16 immunostaining is cost effective and reliable for detecting HPV-mediated OPSCC.

The p16-positivity criteria in the 8th edition states that the cutoff point for p16 overexpression is diffuse (≥ 75%) tumor expression with at least moderate (+ 2/3) staining intensity \[[@CR5]\]. The present study clearly showed that p16-positive cases had a much better prognosis than p16-negative cases. In addition, HPV DNA statusIleocolonic anastomotic ulcers: a case series and review of the literature.
Although gastric anastomotic ulcers have been well described, there are only a few reports in the literature, mostly in the pediatric population, of ulcers occurring at colonic anastomotic sites. Our aim was to determine the clinical profile of postoperative colonic anastomotic ulcers in adult patients undergoing colonoscopy at our institution. We performed a retrospective review of colonoscopies done at our institution between 1993 and 1997. Six patients with colonic anastomotic ulcers were identified; all had ileocolonic anastomoses. All patients presented with iron deficiency anemia with evidence of gastrointestinal (GI) blood loss and this was the indication for colonoscopy. The age at the time of ileocolonic anastomoses ranged from birth to 74 yr and age at the time of


of oxidative stress, over a 50-day experimental duration. T has a significant effect on specific growth rate (SGR), hepatic malondialdehyde (MDA) content, and superoxide dismutase (SOD) and catalase (CAT) activities (P < 0.05). DO concentration has a significant effect on SGR, S, hepatic MDA content, and SOD and CAT activities (P < 0.05). T and DO also have significant second order effects on SGR, S, SOD, and CAT activities (P < 0.05). Increased DO at low T stimulates SOD and CAT activities and alleviates oxidative damage. Adjusted R2 values for SGR, S, CAT, SOD, and MDA models are 0.734, 0.937, 0.916, 0.894 and 0.826, respectively. A combination of 26.8 °C and 7.3 mg L-1 represents optimal rearing conditions, in that larval growth and antioxidant ability is improved. Resultsonce

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will block until the mutex is unlocked.  At that time, if any threads are
blocked, exactly one waiting thread will acquire the lock and continue
running.  A thread may not lock a mutex it already owns the lock on;  if
it tries it will deadlock itself.
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class Mutex {
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          SCWC-XX-XXXXXXX

         CERTIORARI TO THE INTERMEDIATE COURT OF APPEALS
            (CAAP-XX-XXXXXXX; CASE NO. 3DTC-15-042273)

                                May 16, 2019

 RECKTENWALD, C.J., NAKAYAMA, McKENNA, POLLACK, AND WILSON, JJ.

                 OPINION OF THE COURT BY WILSON, J.

                                  any state of the United States, Mexico, or a province
                    of the Dominion of Canada that issues licenses in
                    accordance with the minimum federal standards for the
                    issuance of commercial motor vehicle driver’s
                    licenses[.]


Pectoralis major muscle flap for deep sternal wound infection in neonates.
Deep sternotomy wound infections during the neonatal period, their management utilizing the pectoralis major muscle flap (PMF), and their follow-up are reported. Seven hundred-twenty consecutive pediatric cardiac operations performed from 1995 to mid 1998 in 108 neonates and 612 infants are reviewed. Nine children (1.25%), 6 neonates and 3 infants, developed deep sternotomy wound infections and underwent PMF reconstruction. The 6 neonates are reviewed. Their follow-up includes growth and development reports, physical examination, and computerized tomographic scans of the chest. The incidence of sternal wound complications in our neonatal patients (5.5%, 6 of 108) was significantly higher than in the infantile group (0.5%, 3 of 612), (p = 0.0001, odds ratio = 11.94). Five neonates were treated witha unilateral, turnover PMF reconstruction. One patient was treated by a bilateral rotational PMF. All sternal wounds healed successfully, and all patients survived. In a follow-up period, ranging from 6 to 31 months (mean 16.5 months), the growth and development of all operated neonates was as expected for their age. There were no signs of chronic sternal infection in any of them. Early recognition of sternal wound complications should facilitate surgical treatment. Utilizing the PMF promotes rapid wound healing and preservation of life in these severely ill neonates, with minimal developmental problems.


  In 1999 and 2000, OLDNAR discovered that both AM General and the Government had
been purchasing the Engine Electrical Start System from KDS and that AM General was using
the Engine Electrical Start Systems in the production of Humvees that were sold to the
Government. In 2000, OLDNAR notified KDS that its Engine Electrical Start System design
infringed OLDNAR’s patents, and submitted a letter to a contracting officer at the United States
Army Tank-Automotive and Armaments Command (“TACOM”) to put the Government on
notice of those patents.

        GHSP acquired KDS as a subsidiary in 2004, and subsequently the KDS Engine
Electrical Start System was sold under both the GHSP and KDS names. AM General also
continued to sell Humvees that contained the Engine Electrical Start System technologyto the
Government. Uusi alleges that despite their knowledge of the Uusi patents, KDS and GHSP
have continued to sell the infringing Engine Electrical Start System directly to the Government,
as well as to AM General, and that, as of the date of the Complaint, April 3, 2012, “KDS and
GHSP have delivered approximately 200,000 infringing [Engine Electrical Start Systems]
directly to the Government, and thousands more to AM General for testing and incorporation
into [Humvees].” Compl. ¶ 25.

        Uusi alleges that its patented technology has also been included in KDS’s 2007 Smart
Start System, a product that is now replacing the Engine Electrical Start System. Like the
Engine Electrical Start System, the Smart Start System is incorporated into the Humvees that
AM General sells to the Government. In June


420 (1978) (issuance of notice to an interested third party “requires no
jurisdictional evaluation”).

        Plaintiffs appear to contend that subject-matter jurisdiction is affected by AM General
and GHSP’s answers to the Government’s motion to notice third parties, and that the absence of
a third party plaintiff prevents them from protecting their interests under Rule 14(c)(1)(A). Mot.
to Dismiss 4. This contention fails. Nothing in the text of Rule 14 suggests that an assertion of
interest requires the existence of a third-party plaintiff, or that subject-matter jurisdiction is
implicated by a third party’s effort to protect its interest in an action against the Government.
See, e.g., Allied Oil & Supply, Inc., 60 Fed. Cl. at 229 (articulating the distinction between
notice and jurisdiction, and noting that considerations of jurisdiction are      GHSP and AM General have identified their clear interest in the subject matter of this
litigation, namely their potential indemnification responsibilities if the Government is found
liable to Plaintiffs for patent infringement. The interest of the third-party indemnitor is well
established in this Court:

        [A] third party indemnitor, summoned or noticed, may be made a party to the suit
        and has a right to participate in order to protect its interests. It may assist the
        United States in the defense of the case, or it may offer additional evidence on its
        own behalf and advance such legal


       8
for intervention [as a matter of right] are to be construed in favor of intervention . . . to protect
these interests which are of such a direct and immediate character that the intervenor will either
gain or lose by the direct legal operation and effect of the judgment”) (internal quotations
omitted) (emphasis omitted); Honeywell Intern. Inc. v United States, 71 Fed. Cl. 759, 764-65
(2006) (establishing the standard for RCFC 24(a) intervention as a matter of right, and finding
that an obligation to indemnify the Government for patent infringement satisfied the Rule 24(a)
standard).

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Ronan Keating was told he couldn't sing

Ronan Keating was told by a producer he couldn't sing in the early part of his career.

The 'When You Say Nothing At All' hitmaker - who has enjoyed huge success with Boyzone and as a solo artist - worked hard to "prove" the producer was wrong.

He said: "[My music career started with] getting cigarettes and bottles of beer thrown at us ...

"A producer kept saying, 'The blond one can't sing - get rid of him,' and I knew I could be dropped in a heartbeat. I had to prove them wrong."

And Ronan now wants to turn his hand to acting but admits it was tough at first to dispel any myths about him as he was in a boy band.

He added: "I'm


The noise is deafening. The kaadu buck, and Nass and Anakin leap from their mounts and let them retreat. The shields hold.

"Steady! Steady!" Anakin shouts to his warriors as the last of the barrage echoes away. "Activate personal defenses!"

The warriors press buttons on their gauntlets, and long personal shields of pure energy snap into existence in front of them. Jar-Jar fumbles with his, bashing his wrist against the ground to try and make it work until Tarpals activates it for him.

"Here they come!"

Over the ridge rolls a pack of nearly a hundred droideka. The shell of the Gungan army's outer shield wobbles as they penetrate through it. Once inside, each ball sprouts three legs and its own shield, letting forth a volley of blaster fire. Most of theGenerally, amplitudes of signal lights are attenuated by losses on an optical-fiber transmission-line in the case of optical fiber transmission communication between two points. The attenuation in the amplitudes of signal lights is one of factors for deterioration in the signal light quality at a receiving terminal. A transmission method for realizing transmission between two points under compensation for losses in signal lights in order to prevent deterioration in signal quality caused by attenuation in the amplitudes of signal lights is called an optical amplification transmission method.
As compared with the optical amplification transmission method, a transmission method for realizing transmission between arbitrary two points without recovery of attenuated amplitudes of signal lights in the middle of transmission is called as a nonrepeartered transmission method. The nonrepeartered transmission method


signal lights approach the emitting terminal (receiving terminal) as shown in FIG. 9B. Moreover, it has been generally known in the case of comparison between the forward pump scheme and the backward pump scheme that the amount of crosstalks caused by influence of the pump lights on the signal lights is more advantageously smaller for the backward pump scheme.
Now, a uni-directional and nonrepeartered transmission system where Raman amplification by backward pump is applied will be described, referring to FIG. 10. as shown in FIG. 10, a transmitter 91 is provided at one terminal of an optical-fiber transmission-line 90, and a wavelength-selection-type optical combining and branching filter 92 is provided at the other terminal of the optical-fiber transmission-line 90. A receiver 94 is connected to the optical combining andthe other terminal of the optical-fiber transmission-line 90, as the signal light S is gradually amplified by the Raman amplification effect of the Raman pump light P propagating in the second transmission direction D2, and is taken into the receiver 94 through the optical combining and branching filter 92, and the optical isolator 93.
The Raman amplification effect in the system shown in FIG. 10 will be described, referring to FIG. 11. FIG. 11 shows relations of the power of the signal lights (Signal Power) to the distance (Distance) of the optical-fiber transmission-line without the Raman amplification and with the Raman amplification (the power of the Raman pump lights: 25 dBm), when it is assumed that the signal transmission speed is 10 Gbit/second, and the transmission-line loss is 0.25


decreasing tendency, changes to the increasing tendency as the transmission distance increases, shows a receiving level of −32.5 dBm/ch at the point A corresponding to the point B, and further increases toward the receiving terminal, as shown in the characteristics (2). The difference of 5 dB between the minimum receiving levels of the point A and point B is the Raman amplification effect. In a word, it is shown that the longest transmission distance realizing a received SNR of 15.6 dB or more is 170 km in the case of the Raman amplification. As described above, the transmission distance may be made longer according to the difference in the minimum receiving levels under the Raman amplification, comparing with that of a case with no Raman amplification.
It is usualvapor deposition process, and especially a MOCVD process.
During an epitaxial growth process, growth parameters, such as composition of grown layer, growth speed and so forth preferably should be monitored by way of so-called "in-situ monitoring". However, it has been difficult to perform in-situ monitoring in the conventional epitaxial growth apparatuses including silicon epitaxial growth apparatuses. Therefore, in-situ monitoring has not been performed in the conventionally available apparatus.
In recent years, there has been proposed a reflecting high electron rays diffraction (RHEED) method to monitor the surface of the layer of AlGaAs grown by a molecular beam epitaxial (MBE) method and as a feedback for the growth apparatus. However the proposed method is not regarded as practically applicable. The reason is that, since, in the MBE method, spatial distribution of


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you get to choose your own facts (or worse, pretend other people are the ones saying what you are making up). I don’t remember you or Mom ever letting me get away with “Many people say” in my homework or essays I wrote from school. You said it many times: “Cite your sources.”

9. Trump still hasn’t released his tax returns. Even though his campaign manager taunted Mitt Romney for not fully releasing his. Even though back in 2014, Trump himself said: “If I decide to run for office, I’ll produce my tax returns, absolutely, and I would love to do that.” Well, where are they?

10. Is he still unwilling to release them because, as many people are saying, he has donated to NAMBLA, an advocacy group for pedophiles?to check our work. I remember you telling me that you respected George W. Bush’s decision to reinstate a strict dress code at the White House, that it was dignified and reflected the office. This guy can’t even spell!

25. “I always wanted to get the Purple Heart,” Trump told a crowd in Ashburn, Va. after a veteran gave him a copy of his Purple Heart medal. “This was much easier.” The Purple Heart is one of this country’s most cherished military honors. In describing it the way he did–as someone who wormed their way out of serving in Vietnam and as someone who just insulted a Gold Star Mother–Trump seemed to have no shame in treating the medal like a free sample at the grocery store. It was


Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn, who in Garry Kasparov’s words is “someone who openly works with Putin’s propaganda channel Russia Today.” Flynn also got to casually sit next to Putin last December at a dinner in Moscow. (He also had a paid speaking gig while in Russia as well.)

39. At a rally in Florida, Trump pulled out a graphic and showed it on stage. Not a big deal. Except that David Duke, the white supremacist and former Ku Klux Klan leader, is fond of using the exact same graphic.

40. Another funny thing about that graphic. Remember when Donald Trump got in trouble for using that Star of David over a picture of Hillary Clinton? A lot of people said it was anti-Semitic. Of course, he denied that was hisbeen made of Hillary’s association with unsavory characters. I agree, it’s alarming. Her continued support of Debbie Wasserman Schultz, that so and so apparently appeared at one of her rallies. These are legitimate issues. Trump tried to call Hillary out on this recently …without grasping the irony (to say nothing of the incredible hypocrisy) in Florida when he attacked Hillary for allowing the father of the Orlando shooter to sit in the stands behind her, yet beside Trump, in a reserved seat, sat Mark Foley, an ex-congressman who resigned in disgrace in 2006 after sending sexually explicit messages to underage teenage boys.”

44. That’s the other thing about Trump. Hillary is one of the least popular candidates in history, but by a large margin she is not the least


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oxygen source than as N source. According to the approximate stoichiometry of photosynthesis in algae, N:P ratio is in the order of 7:1. According to the Liebig minimum law, an N:P ratio much higher than 7 in a water body indicates that P is the limiting nutrient; on the other hand, an N:P ratio value much lower than 7 implies an N limitation. Some authors suggest that P and N concentrations higher than 0.015 and 0.3 mg/l, respectively, are enough to generate an excessive growth of algae in lake waters.
The main sources of organic N are proteins, amino acids and urea; on the other side, inorganic N is in the form of NH3, NO3−, NO2−. Ammonia is a characteristic product of organic matter decomposition, and it can be


of any of the DNA restriction fragments (Figure [2](#F2){ref-type="fig"}A), In contrast for the control λ DNA, band mass of the left (band X) and right (band Y) termini were progressively reduced (Figure [2](#F2){ref-type="fig"}B). Extended Bal31 exonuclease treatment caused a decrease in η DNA concentration over time. As the exonuclease only acts on linear DNA this suggests that the η DNA molecule is linear, as expected, and not a covalently closed circle as evidenced by the restriction mapping. As an additional approach, 16 overlapping primer pairs were designed to span the genome and give products of approximately 4 kb. Each of the primer pairs produced a unique length PCR product which was the same size as predicted. The sum of these data suggests that the dsDNA genome is linear with anovel, light green: prophage or bacterial related, dark green: phage related, black: lysis cassette, orange: recombination, brown: replication, yellow: packaging related, dark blue; confirmed structural, light blue: hypothetical, white: morons, grey: possible DNA binding and Kil. Promoters (P), terminators (T), direct repeats (R) and the *ori* are also included. Promoters are indicated with black arrows on stalks, while rho-independent terminators are indicated . The GenomeVx software package was used to construct this figure.](1743-422X-11-6-3){#F3}

The 69 proteins were grouped into six categories based on the number of homologs and the degree of amino acid conservation. Thirteen predicted proteins (90-100% identical sequence coverage) were very highly conserved to bacterial proteins with no homologs present in the viral database (data not shown). Nineteen predicted proteins were entirely novel. There were seven structural


proteins confirmed using mass spectrometry (Additional file [4](#S4){ref-type="supplementary-material"}: Table S2). The fourth category contained 25 proteins which were conserved hypothetical proteins. Though based on genome organization of phage η and related phages, a structural or morphogenesis role could be hypothesized for nine of these proteins. Of the proteins with no predicted function, four DNA-binding proteins were tentatively identified, none of them related to previously characterized phage regulatory proteins. Functional predictions could be made for the remaining 13 gene products. These functions were associated mainly with the lytic replication cycle, with protein functions involved in DNA replication, DNA packaging, structural proteins and host cell lysis. No integrase was identified during the annotation, although recombination related proteins and putative DNA-binding proteins could be identified (Additional file [3](#S3){ref-type="supplementary-material"}: Table S1). Someof which have properties that augment traditional Native American spiritual beliefs and experiences, Rushing said. He calls their use in religious ceremonies a sacrament.

Christopher Rushing and all members of his church carry an identification card that he says helps establish their rights to possess marijuana, hallucinogenic mushrooms and peyote.

All 120 members in the Alabama branch of the church carry photo identification, similar to a driver's license, that identifies them as members of a church that has a federal religious exemption to use natural drugs that otherwise are prohibited by law, he said.

The church has a mix of Christian and Native American beliefs, Rushing said. "We believe what Christ spoke and taught," Rushing said.

Rushing, 39, grew up in Decatur and now lives in a double-wide trailer in Warrior with


z = l - 103. Calculate the remainder when z is divided by 21.
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Let v = -94 - -170. Let w = -64 + v. Calculate the remainder when w is divided by (-13 + 18)*4/(-5) + 9.
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Suppose 2*p + 17 = -13*t + 8*t, -5*t - 45 = 0. Let j be (2/(-4))/(1/(-6)). Suppose 0 = 2*n + j*n - 25. Calculate the remainder when p is divided by n.
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Suppose 84 = 56*c - 62*c. Let o = c - -67. What is the remainder when o is divided by (-2 - -3)/(1/7)?
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Suppose -4*r - 7*t + 16 = -11*t, 4*r - 19 = 3*t. Suppose -3*p - 2*p + y = -66, -2*p = 5*y - 21. Let z = 31 - p. What is thethe print and media industries has afforded him great influence. But we should neither exaggerate that power, nor see it as unique. There is a long history of powerful press barons, particularly in Britain, who have tried to influence politicians and shape political life. Old-fashioned British newspaper owners, such as the Lords Beaverbrook and Rothermere, who dominated the industry in the first half of the twentieth century, possessed far greater social and political power than Murdoch does today. They were also far more willing to interfere in political life. In 1931 Beaverbrook and Rothermere put up their own candidate in a parliamentary by-election in Westminster St-George to show their displeasure with the Conservative Party leader Stanley Baldwin, whom they had come to regard as not sufficiently their poodle.


approximately doubled from day 3 to day 5 in culture. At both time points, no differences in proliferation rate were detected when co-cultured with young or aging cardiac fibroblasts compared to cell-free medium ([Figure 4](#jcm-02-00103-f004){ref-type="fig"}). To confirm our data and exclude an effect of cell dose, we repeated the experiment using different cell density. In the first experiment, cardiac fibroblasts were in excess of CPCs, and in the second experiment the CPCs were in higher numbers than cardiac fibroblasts ([Figure 4](#jcm-02-00103-f004){ref-type="fig"}). In both cases, we found no paracrine effect from the co-cultured fibroblasts on the proliferation rate of CPCs.

4. Discussion
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Our study has several important findings. First, we show an age-related decrease in the growth rate of CS, and a blunting of the proliferative capacity after MI. Second, weplace.

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rapidly spreading mosquito borne viral disease in the world \[[@B2]\] and as larger proportion of population is being affected, more unusual manifestations are being reported. We report a case of expanded dengue syndrome with subacute thyroiditis and intracerebral hemorrhage. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first case report of subacute thyroiditis in a patient with dengue fever.

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A 20 years old man was referred to tertiary care hospital for evaluation of altered behavior and fever during a large epidemic of dengue fever in Punjab in 2011. Patient had high grade fever for which he took self-prescribed medicines including acetaminophen and ibuprofen. Fever was accompanied by myalgias, arthralgias, headache, retro-orbital pain, rigors, chills, vomiting and gum bleeding. On 7^th^ day of illness his fever resolved, but henormal thyroid function. Subacute thyroiditis is presumed to be caused by a viral infection or a postviral inflammatory process. The majority of patients have a history of an upper respiratory infection prior to the onset of thyroiditis (typically two to eight weeks beforehand). Clusters of cases have been reported in association with Coxsackievirus, mumps, measles, adenovirus, and other viral infections \[[@B8]\]. Approximately one-half of patients have symptoms and signs of hyperthyroidism \[[@B9]\]. There are no trials assessing optimal treatment of subacute thyroiditis. Patients are treated with acetylsalicylic acid (aspirin), a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (e.g. Ibuprofen) or prednisolone \[[@B10]\]. Therapy for hyperthyroidism is often not needed as symptoms, if present, are mild and short-lived. Those few patients who have bothersome symptoms of hyperthyroidism, may benefit from treatment with a


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(New York) – Civilians are dying in Syria in new indiscriminate attacks despite the “cessation of hostilities” that began on February 26, 2016.

One of the deadliest was the government airstrike on the town of Deir al-Assafir on March 31, killing at least 31 civilians, including nine women and 12 children, local civil rights groups and rescue workers reported. Three witnesses told Human Rights Watch that there were no military targets nearby. On April 5, armed groups fired mortars, locally made rockets, and other artillery into Sheikh Maqsoud, an Aleppo neighborhood under the control of the Kurdish People's Protection Units, in likely indiscriminate attacks that killed at least 18 civilians including seven children and five women, and wounded 68, according to the local Sheikh Maqsoud council. The Russian Defensefrom the al-Halk neighborhood, which armed groups control. Human Rights Watch reviewed video posted on March 7 showing rebels from the Thuwar al-Sham brigade preparing locally made cylindrical rockets in preparation for a launch into Sheikh Maqsoud.A local journalist in Sheikh Maqsoud, Pervin Roj, said on April 8 that the heavy shelling that began on April 5 had not stopped. She said that the hospital was overrun with dead and injured.“There are still people under the rubble that the rescue teams cannot reach,” Roj said.Video of the aftermath of the April 5 attacks showed victims being treated for difficulty in breathing. Photos of the aftermath showed children buried under destroyed buildings and others bloodied and covered with blankets after being lifted from the rubble.The Syrian National Coalition (SNC),


a major opposition umbrella organization, issued a statement condemning the attacks on April 5. On April 7, the official spokesperson for Jaysh al-Islam, a militant group, issued a statement that “during confrontations [with the Kurdish militia], a local commander in Jaysh al-Islam used weapons that are not authorized to be used in these types of confrontations, which is considered a violation of the group’s internal rules, and he was referred to the military judicial system of the army [Jaysh al-Islam].”The International Syria Support Group, a group of countries that have been leading the drive for a ceasefire in Syria, negotiated the cessation of hostilities. Syrian and Russian forces agreed to a ceasefire on airstrikes except on locations controlled by militant groups like the al-Qaeda-affiliated Jabhat al-Nusra and theSpeedFan can find almost any hardware monitor chip connected to the 2-wire SMBus (System Management Bus (trademark belonging to SMIF, Inc.), a subset of the I2C protocol) and works fine with Windows 9x, ME, NT, 2000, 2003, XP and Windows Vista. It works with Windows 64 bit too.


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The Bureau of Land Management Casper Field Office announced a closure for Muddy Mountain Road for the winter. This closure is effectivetell them how to build a software system, the customers generally resort to other - perhaps less efficient - means to solve their particular business management problems. By this I mean simple databases (think Access) or spreadsheets, or even in hand written ledgers, and with well defined rules and procedures to manage those processes. What many customers lack isn't a means to determine how a system needs to work, but rather how it should be built, and more importantly how efficiently describe the behavioural rules of a system to the people who do have the skills to actually build the system.

If there is indeed a consensus on the lack of writability, then would you see a problem with a tool that, instead of starting with the scenarios and


tool could be used to generate the code templates that would be used as a test suite, then I'd say there would be great value in such a tool.  It would not see the customer taking programmers out of the equation, and it would help reduce the effort required to take the customer's wishes and generate test-encoded requirements in a BDD fashion, and would perhaps make the customer's wishes more easily understood.  It would not however be a substitute for having an experienced software developer on hand to help the customer to separate the customer's needs from the customer's wants.

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I've seen developers write scenarios; testers write scenarios and even a product owner write scenarios. I've also had conversations explicitly designed to bring out scenarios - "Givenan address depends upon whether it knows the subnet
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     represents a subnet number or a host address.

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"And so the trial of the legendary A-Team is finally over, ending perhaps the final chapter of a bygone era of the Vietnam legacy of Presidents Kennedy, Johnson and Nixon." "Colonel John Smith, Lieutenant Templeton Peck and Sergeant B.A. Baracus, found guilty on all counts." "All that remains is for their execution to be administered." "Perfect." "(GUN FIRING)" "PARADE LEADER:" "Parade, halt!" "Right face!" "UNDERWOOD:" "Ready!" "Any last requests?" "((EXCLAIMING) My favorite year." "UNDERWOOD:" "Present!" "Hey, hey." "Wait a minute." "Wait a minute." "I didn't even get to drink it." "Aim!" "Oh, wait." "Come on." "Come on, what's the point of a last request if you don't get it?" "I didn't even get her phone number." "No, no, no." "Hannibal!" "See you in the swamp, Lieutenant." "Fire!" "How'dlike, knockout-gas kind of stuff." "Right?" "(GUN FIRING)" "Take care of their removal." "And contact Captain Underwood." "Tell him I'm going to talk to the prisoners in two hours." "All of them?" "Yes." "I've no doubt that Colonel Smith is already planning his escape." "And if he should be successful, well, that wouldn't do at all, would it?" "(GROANING)" "Hello?" "Frankie?" "Where are we?" "Forget us, where are my pants?" "I got mine on." "Are my pants out there?" "I got..." "Hey, there's a bum." "He's got my pants." "Hey, you come back here." "Get over here." "I am not putting these on." "We can't screw around." "The guys are gonna be facing the firing squad this morning in about..." "My watch!" "That bum, he stole my watch!"


squad to be imposed on John Smith, Colonel, US Army," "Templeton Peck, First Lieutenant, US Army and B.A. Baracus, Sergeant, US Army, is hereby ordered to take place at the United States Army Correctional Facility at Barrier Island, California." "UNDERWOOD:" "Present!" "(GUNS COCKING)" "Aim!" "Fire!" "(HORN BLOWING)" "Respiration and heartbeat are stabilized." "They're actually starting to come to." "(GROANING)" "Just like I dreamed it would be." "Welcome, Lieutenant." "Oh, no." "They sent me downstairs, didn't they?" "Don't be alarmed about your disorientation." "It's just the side effects from the drug that you swallowed and having your respiratory system depressed." "Ah." "B.A., B.A., B.A." "It's good to see you here." "(GROANING)" "Murdock, I never thought I'd be glad to see you." "Hannibal." "All right, Captain." "It's good to seeA Day In The Life Of a 1 Percenter

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NEW YORK (Reuters) - New Jersey's mandatory quarantine for certain travelers from Ebola-stricken West Africa will likely face its first legal test this week, after a lawyer for a quarantined nurse said she would file a federal lawsuit within days.

Norman Siegel, a civil rights lawyer, said Kaci Hickox's isolation upon her return from West Africa raised "serious constitutional and civil liberties issues," given that she shows no Ebola symptoms and has not tested positive for the disease.

"We're not going to dispute that the government has, under certain circumstances, the right to issue a quarantine," said Siegel, who was on his way to visit Hickox in a New Jersey hospital. "The policy is overly broad when applied to her.”

The lawsuit would be the first to challenge the


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Joseph and Mildred LOWDER, Appellants,v.UNITED STATES of America, Appellee.
No. 87-1452.
United States Court of Appeals,Eighth Circuit.
Submitted Sept. 4, 1987.Decided Oct. 20, 1987.

Charles T. Traw, Iowa City, Iowa, for appellants.
Christopher D. Hagen, Asst. U.S. Atty., Des Moines, Iowa, for appellee.
Before LAY, Chief Judge, FLOYD R. GIBSON, Senior Circuit Judge, and MAGILL, Circuit Judge.
FLOYD R. GIBSON, Senior Circuit Judge.

1
Joseph and Mildred Lowder appeal the district court's1 judgment in favor of the United States in this medical malpractice action brought under the Federal Tort Claims Act, 28 U.S.C. Secs. 1346(b) and 2671.  For the reasons stated below we affirm.

I. BACKGROUND

2
On August 25, 1958, Joseph Lowder fell approximately twenty feet from a roof while working at the Rock Island Arsenal.  Lowder was bedridden for several months with a fracturedissue run on the hit Secret Avengers, still with Ales Knot. He followed that up with an original creation, the one-shot Hank Johnson : Agent of Hydra (2015). Far away from what we know from the Hydra agents, this one-shot shows us their everyday life, what they do when they’re not fighting against Captain America and the Avengers.

Michael Walsh is as comfortable drawing action scenes that he is with calm ones, as witness the mini-series X-Men : Worst X-Man Ever (2016), and an issue of the critically acclaimed series Vision. He is currently working on Rocket Raccoon & Groot, which proves that is drawing are sometimes humorous. Michael has brought his eye for design and innovation to numerous covers across the industry for publishers such as Valiant, Black


36*s + 35. Let y be b(1). Calculate the highest common divisor of 30 and y.
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Suppose 3*z = 15, z + 73 = 2*w + 6*z. Calculate the greatest common divisor of 3Mexico, then either Cowboy or Kelvin gets hurt and I step in November 12, a week later, and f--- more s--- up. Just because they did that to me. Last minute, I step in there and kick some more a--," Masvidal said.

"I just want my opportunity to show the world how much of a stud I am by fighting a dude who is supposed to kick my a--, like Johny Hendricks or Kelvin Gastelum."

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semester so I guess I wasn’t straight up lying.

When I quit rowing, I was of course immensely relieved and comforted, and I walked out of the gym and looked up at the night sky and breathed deep the clean, crisp air and felt…

I almost turned around and went back in, and said I’d made a mistake and I would work harder and I’d really make rowing and running and all of this awful stuff part of my identity, really build it into who I was, because I just am not a quitter.

I have this thing that I do in situations like these where I think about Ask Amy. But not what would Ask Amy tell me to do in this situation—how pathetic would it sound if this werefor this? Whatever it was, I’m grateful. I read this book in three hours and I don’t think I blinked.

Absorbing culture.

Everyone is reading this book. Your mom, my mom, your fun aunt, your weird aunt, your boss, my boss. The head of my department at work stopped by my desk, tapped the cover, and said “Everyone at the resort where I was vacationing was reading this.” So jam on a floppy hat and pour your poolside mojito: this is “The Girl on The Train.” INTENSE SPOILERS AHEAD.

Rachel is an alcoholic, and her drink of choice is gin and tonic from a can.* She’s been dumped by her husband because a) she can’t conceive, b) she gets blackout drunk a bunch and hits people (OR DOES SHE??). There was


is that a group of tweens once requested that I play “Hey There Delilah” three times in a row. (I only played it twice, I’m not a total whore.) But I mean to say that I am a professional. Allow a professional to provide you with the TOP TEN holiday tunes you need.

Warning: It turns out that most of the Christmas songs I like are basically the old-school, scary-sounding, dark and sort of bleak ones. Cuz that’s what winter sounds like.

3. Johnny Cash twangily singing “What Child Is This” is basically perfect and makes me almost cry every time, even though I really have no emotions about Jesus.

Johnny Cash has this unfortunate thing where he always looks like he’s about to haul off and murder you.

4. I amthe boredest little angel.

7. The lyrics for “In The Bleak Midwinter” are by Christina Rossetti, so it should be sung by a lady. The “Our God, Heav’n Cannot Hold Him” part in this Annie Lennox version is why I listen to music.

I love you, Annie.

8. “Carolina Christmas,” Squirrel Nut Zippers, off of their album Christmas Caravan. Appropriately, I will be heading back to North Carolina for xmas this year, my point of origin.

Honorable mention goes to the Sufjan Stevens Christmas album, which you should just listen to the whole thing of. It’s a bit twee, but he gets a pass, seeing as he is basically the great grandfather of twee.

What are other people listening to? Do not link to any Feliz Navidad, Frosty, or Rockin’ Around the Christmas


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According to the documents, police hope to have NORML News completely banned, as well as High Times and Cannabis Culture magazines.

Scoop. No decision has been made yet on censoring the magazines, reports

Police had previously lied their asses off, denying that they were involved with sending cannabis magazines to the censors.

A request by NORML New Zealand under the Official Information Act revealed the attempt to censor marijuana information. Three issues of NORML News were given to the censors after massive raids on indoor gardening stores, code named Operation Lime, were conducted across the country on May 7. A spokesperson for the Censorship unit


of the public are permitted to come and go at will.” United States v.

Grace, 461 U.S. 171, 177 (1983). Instead, we look to the traditional uses made of

the property, the government’s intent and policy concerning the usage, and the

presence of any special characteristics. See Greer v. Spock, 424 U.S. 828, 837-38

(1976) (discussing the unique nature of military bases and the fact that these

circumstances must be taken into consideration); Tinker v. Des Moines Indep.

                                          20
Cmty. Sch. Dist., 393 U.S. 503, 506 (1969) (noting the “special characteristics of

the school                        V.

      Bloedorn also challenges several of the time, place, and manner restrictions

contained in the University’s permitting scheme. But, on the record now before

us, Bloedorn has not shown a substantial likelihood of success on the merits on

any of these claims. The University’s regime appears to be content neutral,

narrowly tailored to achieve a significant government interest, and leaves open

ample alternative channels for communication.

A.    Content Neutral

      To begin with, Bloedorn has not established that the permitting scheme

discriminates based on content. Moreover, there is little indication that the

University’s Speech Policy or its practices have afforded


speaker’s name may chill potential speakers by eliminating

anonymous speech. See Watchtower Bible & Tract Soc’y of N.Y., Inc. v. Village

of Stratton, 536 U.S. 150, 166 (2002); McIntyre v. Ohio Elections Comm’n, 514

U.S. 334, 341-42 (1995) (After all, a “decision in favor of anonymity may be

motivated by fear of economic or official retaliation, by concern about social

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ostracism, or merely by a desire to preserve as much of one’s privacy as

possible.”). But, the GSU restriction requires only that Bloedorn identify himself

to the university officials who process his permitadjacent Rotunda, is

utilized by University students or for University programs. Nor are we told

precisely what “heavily utilized” means. But, we can say with confidence that, on

this preliminary injunction record, Bloedorn has not shown a substantial

likelihood of success concerning the frequency limitation imposed by the

University.

C.    Ample Alternative Channels

      Finally, the record shows that the University has left open ample alternative

channels for communication for Bloedorn to get his message out to the student

body. This is a large campus located in Statesboro, Georgia. Surrounding the

campus on every side are public streets and sidewalks from which Bloedorn can

preach his message to GSU community members as they enter and exit the campus

apparently without any limitations imposed by the University. Not only can GSU


Extreme density-driven delocalization error for a model solvated-electron system.
Delocalization (or charge-transfer) error is one of the scarce but spectacular failures of density-functional theory. It is particularly apparent in extensively delocalized molecules, and manifests in the calculation of bandgaps, reaction barriers, and dissociation limits. Even though delocalization error is always present in the self-consistent electron density, the differences from reference densities are often quite subtle and the error tends to be driven by the exchange-correlation energy expression. In this article, we propose a model system (the Kevan model) where approximate density functionals predict dramatically different charge distributions because of delocalization error. The model system consists of an electron trapped in a water hexamer and is a finite representation of an experimentally observed class of solids: electrides. The Kevan modelhigh and frequent users (Wide Bay in Queensland, 15.3%) was almost double that in the areas with the lowest (New England in NSW and South West WA, 8.3%) (Figure 1, and Maps for Very high and Frequent attenders).

Regional differences in prevalence of very high and frequent GP attenders remain even after differences in the age of populations in local areas is considered.

Expenditure on health services

Across Australia, very high and frequent GP attenders accounted for 41.0% of all non-hospital Medicare expenditure (including but not limited to GP, medical specialists, pathology, diagnostic imaging, and allied health services) in 2012–13. As this implies, there was a marked difference in the amounts of money Medicare contributed on a per-person basis for patients in each of the attendance groups, as follows:

Across local areas,


GP appointments

Cost barriers to GP care

Cost barriers to prescribed medication

Cost barriers to seeing a medical specialist

Seeing three or more health professionals.

There are also over 100 measures of health and care at Medicare Local catchment level available on the MyHealthyCommunities website.

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In 2012–13: 13% of Australians were very high and frequent GPO attenders, with 4% of the population making 20+ visits (very high) and 9% making 12-19 visits (frequent) per year, tallying 2.9 million people. They accounted for $6.5 billion (41%) of non-hospital Medicare expenditure.

Very high and frequent GP attenders have a high need for quality coordinated primary and hopsital care.

Very high GP attenders visit a GP 20 or more times a year. They are a group that are generally quite unwell and also see a greater number ofwill provide organizations flexibility to leverage workers with specialized skill sets more effectively.

Manual workers may require access to only a few, well designed applications that allow execution of well-defined tasks. For instance retail associates may require application functions to perform product lookup, inventory management (both in-store and online), transaction processing, and two-way radio communications.

Educational institutions may require unique workflows tailored to classroom use, allowing teachers and administrators to easily and intuitively control student mobile devices to enhance, rather than detract, the learning experience. Immersive and rich digital content are best suited for tablets to engage students.

No "one-size fits all" strategy will exist, and organizations should develop a broad ecosystem of platforms, capabilities, and applications tailored to fit varying user roles and processes. Strategies surrounding native versus web apps


and in-house development versus sourced packages will need to be determined to meet varying business purposes, but the fact remains that mobile platforms should enable an immersive experience that is intuitive to the user. This also means that many organizations will have to settle on a hybrid device adoptance model, supporting both corporate-liable and personal-liable devices.

Additionally, capabilities and solutions will need to evolve to meet changing demands. This should be fluid throughout the organization, from business strategy, tactical planning, application development, provisioning, support, and troubleshooting. For instacne, while office workers may be requesting simple email and calendar integration today, tommorrow will bring a new set of requirements. Are your organizational processes able to quickly adapt to support document collaboration, video conferencing, or voice on mobile devices? If not,how will you get there? Being able to deliver new capabilities fast and efficiently will be required in this fast-paced environment and will be a point of differentiation.

Non-Functional RequirementsBut many may be wondering, "what about security concerns to control data access and prevent information theft?" Let me go out on a limb here and say that while mobile device security is part of the overall consideration, it should not be the focus of enterprise mobility. Organizations should focus on incorporating enterprise mobility into the broader business strategy, identifying and prioritizing business areas where integration makes the most sense.

Don't Overreact About Mobile Device Security

A level-headed approach to determining non-functional requirements, including security, should be sought. Many organizations fear the unknown and the information security personnel are quick to point