Mariano Rivera touches his newly unveiled retired number during a ceremony in Monument Park as the San Francisco Giants visit the New York Yankees at Yankee Stadium in the Bronx as the Yankees honor Rivera's career in pinstripes. 9/22/13 (John Munson/The Star-Ledger)

Mariano Rivera has said it was his dream to play center field in the majors, and Yankees manager Joe Girardi even said he'd "absolutely" consider giving Rivera an inning there in the team's last series of the season against Houston.

It never happened. And don't expect it to happen when the Yankees face the Marlins for a two-game series honoring Rivera in his home country of Panama this weekend, Girardi said.

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"I'm sure enough will be writtenhas a length in the range typically of 0.5 to 1.5 meters, depending upon the power and metallurgical requirements. By having a relatively long, shallow hearth or retort, metals can be melted in a longitudinal stream, allowing for sufficient time at a superheat temperature to allow removal of both high density and low density inclusions before being transferred to the secondary crucible or receptacle where the finished product is formed by secondary melting and shaping.
One of the problems associated with this type of hearth or retort relates to the feeding of loose raw materials and scrap into the retort. In hearth melting, a non-consumable heat source is normally used, such as an electron beam gun, plasma torch or a Rototrode. However, in all cases, it is necessary for


the heat source to be in close proximity to the material feeder to enable melting the materials and advancing the materials along the length of the retort. This is achieved by maintaining a linear molten stream. This geometry limits not only the type of feed stock but also the design and manipulation of the feeder itself. The reasons for this is the proximity of the high energy melting arc or beam and the mechanical interference with the material feed means of the actual melting or heating source.
Because of these problems associated with conventional melting retorts, improvements are needed to avoid such problems. The present invention satisfies this need. Prior disclosures in this field include U.S. Pat. Nos. 2.982,534 and 3,150,961.with that image
<fabbione> it was a quick hack
<fabbione> send the logs to me and David
<fabbione> next monday is hack fest day on sparc
<tmarble> yes.. I'm planning on it -- just wanted to confirm that I'm done
<fabbione> cool
<fabbione> i assume you can keep the hw around for a bit to test a fix and a test install?
<tmarble> BTW -- I actually *do* want to try an install... so, what image *should* I try -- (which kernel version, Dapper/Edgy, etc.)?
<tmarble> two weeks
<tmarble> and I'm super swamped -- but this is all i've got
<fabbione> try both :)
<fabbione> they might both fails equally
<fabbione> edgy does install on standard sparc
<fabbione> i didn't test Niagara yet, but it should work just fine
<tmarble> OK.. can you please point me to install image(s) you would recommend


the edgy netboot img has the same trouble?
<fabbione> the sparc code is almost exactly the same
<fabbione> it's worth a shot
<tmarble> ok
<tmarble> I have to run now... I'll be online in about 45min
<tmarble> thanks for your help
<tmarble> fabbione: ciao -- are you still on?
#ubuntu-ports 2007-09-18
* Starting logfile irclogs/ubuntu-ports.log
* lamont notes that the stage0 archive is slowly being overwritten with LP-built binaries, so there may be some instability in it...
* netjoined: irc.freenode.net -> kubrick.freenode.net
<fabbione> lamont: i keep rsycing stage0 & co... and it generally happens before I pull from ports
<fabbione> lamont: in the worst case is 30 minutes of async
<lamont> ok
<lamont> I'm pulling LP/gutsy into stage0 as it becomes "better"
<jbailey> lamont: I thought you said Adam was building it in the DC?
<lamont> adam is a relative term. :-)
<fabbione> jbailey: yes,but we are still building locally  while LP stabilize
<lamont> LP is building gutsy in the DC.
<jbailey> Cool.
<lamont> it's deb lines in sources.list point to a clone of gutsy-stage0 in the DC
<lamont> at some point (once we catch up), then we'll cut over to just using LP for everything - by publishing a new base chroot for gutsy with better deb lines.
<lamont> at the moment, there are some packages in the hppa/gutsy LP archive that are hold-overs from dapper (many), some of those were real packages in dapper, and are provided packages in gutsy.  apt prefers the real package, and it's too old.  If I could remember which ones they were, I'd be happier.
<lamont> and sometime this week, I expect that I'll take the time to


linux-source-2.6.22_2.6.22-11.32hppa1, which as the fix that will be in 11.34
<lamont> -11.33 was ftbfs because hppa64 lost a module, otherwise it would have built.  BenC has the fix committed for -11.34
<lamont> -11.32 was ftbfs because the abi/module files weren't there (since it wasn't in launchpad)
<lamont> so it's the right bits, just of question-causing ancestry
<cjwatson> I see, but you'd rather get this in now?
<cjwatson> ok ...
<cjwatson> 11.34 is uploaded fwiw
<lamont> and I just pushed 11.34 to the front of the queue
<lamont> cjwatson: it really doesn't matter when it shows up..
<lamont> there are many packages that are waiting for cprov's fix, and sometime in the next 100-200 packages, we'll start building universe, since we'll be done with all of main that we know about
<lamont> sadly, little things like db4.* andof which - I need to pester infinity about adding my ugly sbuild-hack to ubuntu (it's already in debian): builds of packages that _use_ implicitly converted pointers get to FTBFS even if dpkg-buildpackage exited with 0 status.
<lamont> it's done wonders for motivating fixes in debian. :-)
<lamont> cjwatson: so, assuming that cprov pushed the new tarball, we're building from gutsy+gutsy-stage0.  prior to that, all depends were coming from gutsy-stage0
<lamont> and I'm slowly overwriting gutsy-stage0 with gutsy bits from ports.u.c
<lamont> and time for this one to head home.
<lamont> cprov pushed my tarball.  woot
<lamont> http://bld-4.mmjgroup.com/~wb/buildLogs/stats/gutsy.hppa.png is the current hppa-only graph,the step on the right was an IP issue - the line should actually be of fairly constant upslope.
<lamont> and really out the door.  back on at home in


are likely to interact with trace metals through adsorption, coprecipitation, dissolution, or electron transfer reactions. Quantitative evaluation of mineralogy by scanning electron microscopy coupled with micro-focused X-ray diffraction, micro-X-ray fluorescence, and micro-X-ray absorption near edge structure (mXANES) spectroscopy provided detailed insights into the composition of mineral assemblages and their effect on trace metal speciation during this investigation. In the sample investigated, titanium occurs as poorly ordered ilmenite, as rutile, and is substituted in iron oxides. Manganese's spatial correlation to Ti is closely linked to ilmenite, where it appears to substitute for Fe and Ti in the ilmenite structure based on its mXANES signature. Vanadium is associated with ilmenite and goethite but always assumes the +4 oxidation state, whereas chromium is predominantly in the +3 oxidation state and solelyAttenuation of vasospasm and hemoglobin-induced constriction in the rabbit basilar artery by a novel protease inhibitor.
Calcium-activated proteolysis mediated by the protease inhibitor, calpain, has recently been implicated in the pathogenesis of cerebral vasospasm. The effect of one inhibitor of calcium-activated proteolysis, z-Leu-Phe-CONH-morpholene (zLF), on cerebrovascular constriction was examined in two experimental paradigms. In the first paradigm, the rabbit basilar artery (BA) was visualized via a transclival exposure, and its diameter was monitored using videomicroscopy. In the second experimental paradigm two intracisternal injections of autologous blood were administered to mimic a subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH). The BA was visualized via the transclival exposure, and its luminal diameter was measured. Topical application of oxyhemoglobin (OxyHb), a known pathogenic agent in cerebral vasospasm, elicited vasoconstriction in normal animals, reducing arterial diameter to


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teams.

I guess with expansion it also gives more opportunities for KHL players to get back to the NHL.

There's plenty of talent to have 2 more teams in the league. There's a lot of NHL caliber talent not playing in the NHL. I think it's only a myth that more teams would dilute the talent pool. You can easily make two 23 man rosters of players good enough to be in the NHL who aren't currently playing in the NHL. Of course, a lot of those players simply choose not to play in the NHL.

I see Seattle and Quebec as locks. I also believe another team out West is highly probable. I see the Florida Panthers folding.

A longshot is Bettman goes super agressive and adds another Ontario team alongbug" in CVS commits is rather... well. Yes.
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to mislocalize to the cytoplasm and produce higher toxicity to primary neurons than wild-type TDP-43 ([@B21]). In terms of protein stability, three ALS-linked mutant proteins were found to have longer half-lives than wild-type TDP-43 in non-neuronal cells ([@B22]). Because mice overexpressing either wild-type or ALS-linked mutant TDP-43 transgenes under authentic or heterologous promoters have exhibited varying degrees of motor impairment or neurodegeneration, whether TDP-43 toxicity is substantially enhanced by the ALS-related mutations remains unclear ([@B4], [@B23]). Furthermore, there is accumulating clinical information from familial ALS patients with TDP-43 mutations. However, whether the ages of disease onset or the duration of familial ALS patients and the biochemical properties of mutant TDP-43 proteins are correlated is also unknown.

In this study, we aimed to identify biochemical properties that are common toa significant number of patients (more than four patients) ([Fig. 1](#F1){ref-type="fig"}*A*, shown in *red*; [Table 1](#T1){ref-type="table"}, shown in boldface type). The half-lives of all mutant proteins (*t*½ = 15.9--50.6 h) were consistently longer than that of wild-type protein (*t*½ = 12.6 h) ([Fig. 1](#F1){ref-type="fig"}, *B* and *C*). To examine whether stability of the mutant proteins correlates with patients\' clinical course, we collected the available clinical information for ALS-linked familial TDP-43 mutations ([Tables 1](#T1){ref-type="table"} and [2](#T2){ref-type="table"}). Importantly, the patients carrying mutations with longer half-lives had earlier disease onset (*p* = 0.00252; [Fig. 1](#F1){ref-type="fig"}*D*). No correlation, however, was observed between protein half-lives and duration of disease ([Fig. 1](#F1){ref-type="fig"}*E*). Examination of the half-lives of localization mutants revealed that TDP-43 with mutations in the nuclear export signal (ΔNES1/2) exhibited an extremely long


     3 (1)                             [@B60]

*^a^* The number of patients used to calculate mean onset or duration is shown.

*^b^* Two patients are still alive (Q343R; \>3 or \>1, N352S; \>2 or \>7 (years)).

*^c^* Single patient with this mutation is still alive.

*^d^* NA means the clinical information for disease duration not available.

######

**Detailed clinical information of familial ALS patients with TDP-43 mutations**

Average (*n*) denotes mean onset or duration together with the number of patients with available clinical information. y.o. means years old.

  TDP-43 mutation   Onset           NA (42 y.o.)[*^c^*](#TF2-3){ref-type="table-fn"}    [@B59]
                    55                                                         \>2[*^a^*](#TF2-1){ref-type="table-fn"}             [@B59]
  *Average* (*n*)   53.2 (4)


describe a genotype-phenotype correlation in mutant TDP-43-carrying ALS patients based on the biochemical properties of mutant proteins, and it provides convincing evidence that the increased stability of mutant proteins plays a role in their toxicities and acceleration of disease onset. Several groups investigated the relationship between the biochemical characteristics of mutant proteins and the clinical course of human ALS patients with Cu,Zn-superoxide dismutase (SOD1) mutations, which are well known causes of inherited ALS. These studies elucidated that protein instability and higher aggregation propensity were determinants of disease progression ([@B31]--[@B33]). Although the number of patients carrying TDP-43 mutations is relatively small, our observation contrasts well with the cases of familial ALS with SOD1 mutations, because instability of mutant SOD1 correlates with accelerated disease progression, rather than age of diseasean appeal to the public, commenting, "clearly having this happen to you, and the fact that she suffers from cerebral palsy, something I know a little about from my own children, only makes this worse. My appeal would be to everyone. If you know anything, if you saw anything, heard anything, have any ideas you can bring forward, talk to the police."

In the days following her disappearance, a large search operation for the girl was mounted around the Machynlleth area, involving police and search and rescue teams using specialised equipment, as well as hundreds of volunteers. On 12 December, police stated that the search for Jones would continue into 2013.

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norm*) $$\|A\|_{HS} := ({\operatorname{trace}}(A^* A))^{1/2}= ({\operatorname{trace}}(A A^*))^{1/2},$$ with the convention that this norm is infinite if $A^* A$ or $AA^*$ is not trace class. Similarly, we will need the *Schatten $1$-norm* (or *nuclear norm*) $$\|A\|_{S^1} := {\operatorname{trace}}( (A^* A)^{1/2} ) = {\operatorname{trace}}( (AA^*)^{1/2} ),$$ which is finite when $A$ is trace class. Note that if $A$ is compact with non-zero singular values $\sigma_1,\sigma_2,\ldots$ then we have $$\begin{aligned}
\|A\|_{{\operatorname{op}}} &= \sup_i |\sigma_i| \\
\|A\|_{HS} &= (\sum_i |\sigma_i|^2)^{1/2} \\
\|A\|_{S^1} &= \sum_i |\sigma_i|.\end{aligned}$$ Indeed, one should view the operator, Hilbert-Schmidt, and nuclear norms as non-commutative versions of the $\ell^\infty$, $\ell^2$, and $\ell^1$ norms respectively.

For us, the reason for introducing the nuclear norm $S^1$ is that it controls the trace: $$|{\operatorname{trace}}A| \leq \|A\|_{S^1}.$$ On the other hand, the Hilbert-Schmidt and operator norms are significantlyeasier to estimate than the nuclear norm. To bridge the gap, we will rely heavily on the non-commutative Hölder inequalities $$\begin{aligned}
 \|AB\|_{{\operatorname{op}}} &\leq \|A\|_{{\operatorname{op}}} \|B\|_{{\operatorname{op}}} \\
 \|AB\|_{HS} &\leq \|A\|_{{\operatorname{op}}} \|B\|_{HS} \\
 \|AB\|_{HS} &\leq \|A\|_{HS} \|B\|_{{\operatorname{op}}} \\
 \|AB\|_{S^1} &\leq \|A\|_{{\operatorname{op}}} \|B\|_{S^1} \\
 \|AB\|_{S^1} &\leq \|A\|_{S^1} \|B\|_{{\operatorname{op}}} \\
 \|AB\|_{S^1} &\leq \|A\|_{HS} \|B\|_{HS};\end{aligned}$$ see e.g. [@bhatia]. We will use these inequalities in this paper without further comment.

We remark that for integral operators $$Tf(x) := \int_{{\mathbb{R}}}K(x,y) f(y)\ dy$$ on $L^2({{\mathbb{R}}})$ for locally integrable $K$, the Hilbert-Schmidt norm of $T$ is given by $$\|T\|_{HS} = (\int_{{\mathbb{R}}}\int_{{\mathbb{R}}}|K(x,y)|^2\ dx dy)^{1/2}$$ when the right-hand side is finite.

Some general theory of determinantal processes
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$V$, is invertible. Denoting its inverse on $V$ by $(P 1_{J^c} P)_V^{-1}$, we then see that the operator $1_{J^c} P (P 1_{J^c} P)_V^{-1} P 1_{J^c}$ is self-adjoint, idempotent, and has $1_{J^c} V$ as its range, and so must be equal to $\tilde P$: $$\label{pip-pop}
\tilde P := 1_{J^c} P (P 1_{J^c} P)_V^{-1} P 1_{J^c}.$$ We can also write $(P 1_{J^c} P)_V^{-1}$ as $(1 - P 1_J P)_V^{-1}$ (since $P$ is the identity on $V$). Thus, by Neumann series, we formally have the expansion $$\tilde P= 1_{J^c} P 1_{J^c} + 1_{J^c} P 1_J P 1_{J^c} + 1_{J^c} P 1_J P 1_J P 1_{J^c} + \ldots$$ This expansion is convergent for sufficiently small $J$, but does not necessarily converge for $J$ large. However, in practice we will be able to invert$1-P1_J P$ by a perturbation argument involving the Fredholm alternative. More precisely, in our application, the finite rank projection $P$ will be “close” in some weak sense to an infinite rank projection $P_0$ (in our application, $P_0$ will be the Dyson projection $P_{{\operatorname{Sine}}}$), projecting to some infinite-dimensional Hilbert space $V_0$. We will assume $P_0$ to be locally trace class, so that $P_0 1_J P_0$ is compact. If we assume that no non-trivial element of $V_0$ is supported on $J$, then the Fredholm alternative (see e.g. [@rs Theorem VI.14]) then implies that $1 - P_0 1_J P_0: V_0 \to V_0$ is invertible, with inverse $(1 - P_0 1_J P_0)_{V_0}^{-1} = 1 + K_0$ for some compact operator $K_0$, thus $$\label{pok}
 (1 + K_0) (1-P_0 1_J P_0)  = 1$$


P_0)^* (1_J P_0)$ that $$\|K_0\|_{S^1} \leq (1+\|K_0\|_{{\operatorname{op}}}) \| 1_J P_0\|_{HS}^2,$$ and so $$\| \tilde P - 1_{J^c} P 1_{J^c} \|_{S^1} \leq
3 (1 + \|K_0\|_{{\operatorname{op}}})^2 (\|1_J P_0 \|_{HS}^2 + \|1_J P \|_{HS}^2).$$

We summarise the above discussion as a proposition:

\[app\] Let $P$ be a projection to an $n$-dimensional subspace $V$ of $L^2({{\mathbb{R}}})$, and let $J$ be a compact interval such that no non-trivial element of $V$ is supported on $J$. Let $P_0$ be a projection to a (possibly infinite-dimensional) subspace $V_0$ of $L^2({{\mathbb{R}}})$ which is locally trace class, and such that no non-trivial element of $V_0$ is supported on $J$. Let $K_0: L^2({{\mathbb{R}}}) \to L^2({{\mathbb{R}}})$ be the compact operator solving that is provided by the Fredholm alternative. Suppose that $$\label{hyp}
\| (P_0-P) 1_J \|_{{\operatorname{op}}} \leq \frac{1}{4 (1+\|K_0\|_{{\operatorname{op}}})}.$$ Let $\tilde P$ beWaverton

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for a.
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Let r = -208 + 200. Let h be (-90)/20*r/3. Solve 0 = -h*i + 7*i - 15 for i.
-3
Let c(x) = -3*x - 57. Let t be c(-20). Let u = -10 - -15. Suppose -t + u = 2*j. Solve m - 3 - j = 0 for m.
4
Let s be 6/15 + 43/5. Suppose -5*q = 2*l - 3 - s, 0 = 5*q. Solve 2*h - l*h = 0 for h.
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Let n = -11906 - -11909. Solve -1091 + 1079 = n*j for j.
-4
Let i be 8/(-10)*(-114)/(-9)*(-90)/8. Solve -18 = 108*h - i*h for h.
3
Suppose 711*d = 105*d + 716 + 1708. Suppose -2 = -2*y - 0. Solve -d = 5*n + y for n.
-1
Suppose 0 = -p - 4*z + 1,j = -74 - h. Suppose 0*n = -5*n - 5, -3*n = -j*b + 12. Solve -14 = b*g - 5 for g.
-3
Let s(n) = -n**3 + 21*n**2 + 2*n - 30. Let y be s(21). Let l be (-66)/44*(-4)/6*5. Solve j - y = -l*j for j.
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Suppose 156*t = 142*t. Suppose 4*c + 12 = 5*v, 5*c - 3*v = -0*v - 2. Suppose 4*y = c*b - 20, -5*b - 2*y = -y - 6. Solve -b*k - k = t for k.
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Suppose -4*a - 10 = 5*w + a, a = -5*w - 6. Let g be w/(3/1 + (-50)/16). Solve 0 + g = 4*u for u.
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Let o(a) = 16*a - 400. Let u be o(25). Suppose q - 2*l - 5 =


-0*n + 4*n + 95. Solve c*l = 134*l - 44 for l.
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Let m be (-11 - -1)*168/(-112) + -1 + 2. Solve 0 = 51*i - m*i - 210 for i.
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Suppose -2*c = 5*q - 403, -103*q = -106*q + 15. Solve c*u - 168*u - 42 = 0 for u.
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Let u(a) = 10*a**2 + 24*a - 24. Let y be u(1). Solve -y = 6*l + 8 for l.
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Suppose 3*k - 535 = -529. Let z be ((-9)/12)/(k/(-40)). Solve -3*f - z = -0*f for f.
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Let w(f) = -2*f**2 + 6*f + 12. Let c be w(4). Suppose 0*q - 3 = q + r, 4*q + r = 3. Suppose -v - q*t + c = 0, 3*t - 6 = v - 0. Solvefor AKI are limited, and renal replacement therapy is the standard approach to treating severe cases of AKI. The early identification of patients at risk could enable the timely initiation of preventive measures to reduce the sequelae of AKI \[[@B10-jcm-08-01931]\]. In this context, the currently established and routinely used AKI indicators, such as serum creatinine and urine output, have been repeatedly demonstrated to be insufficient for the early detection of AKI because changes in serum creatinine indicative of altered kidney function are evident only after more than 50% of the baseline renal function has been compromised \[[@B11-jcm-08-01931]\]. Moreover, serum creatinine only serves as a surrogate parameter to estimate the excretory function of the kidney. Thus, serum creatinine does not provide information about the underlying renal pathology and is


and the start of the poll transmission. This delay period is longer than the no-data threshold interval. It is also longer than the silence interval normally imposed by the control station prior to transmitting using the high-speed modulation. As discussed above, all tributary stations measure this silent delay interval. When this silent delay interval exceeds the high-speed modulation silent delay interval threshold, all tributary stations prepare to receive a low-speed modulation transmission from the control station. When the period of silence does not exceed the predetermined silent delay interval, the low-speed devices know they will not be able to demodulate the received high-speed signal and, therefore, disable their receivers until energy is no longer detected on the line. Likewise, when the period of silence indicates that the lowComparison of cyclosporin A and tacrolimus concentrations in whole blood between jejunal and ileal transplanted rats.
Most immunosuppresive drugs are absorbed from the intestine after oral administration, although there is some difference of bioavailability between ileum and jejunum. Using an orthotopic segmental small bowel transplantation (SBT) model in rats, we studied the pharmacokinetic profiles of cyclosporin A and tacrolimus concentrations after oral intake, comparing jejunal and ileal transplanted rats. Two types of segmental SBT (jejunal and ileal SBT) in a syngeneic combination were performed. After oral administration of cyclosporin A (10mgkg(-1) or tacrolimus (5 mg kg(-1)), pharmacokinetic data were obtained from the long-surviving rats transplanted with segmental SBT. To determine the effect of additional bile on cyclosporin absorption, an emulsion of cyclosporin A with fresh bile juice was re-challenged


closed.

"Old Steve" moved nervously in his chair, shifted his feet uneasily,
and rolled the unlighted cigar from one corner of his mouth to the
other, biting savagely upon it as he did so.

"Well, Pat," he said, with as much impatience as he ever showed, "have
you nothing to say?"

"There seems to be nothing for me to say, dad," replied his daughter,
and the intonation of her voice was different from the one she was
accustomed to use in addressing her father, whom she adored. He
attributed it, doubtless, to his abbreviation of her name, for he
smiled grimly.

"Haven't you heard what I said?" he demanded.

"Certainly."

"Well, then, you know the situation, don't you?"

"I am not quite sure as to that," she replied, meditatively. "You have
been somewhat ambiguous, and certainly quite enigmatical in your
statement. Am I toyears old now; it is high time
that you were married, and it would break my old heart to see you take
up with any of those society-beaux who hover around you at every
function where you appear. On the other hand, I shall be very glad
when you are Roderick Duncan's wife. He is the son of the best friend
I ever had, the only man I ever trusted. And he is every bit as good a
man as his father was. He is square and on the level. He has wealth,
and he doesn't go bumming around town, giving champagne parties, and
monkey dinners. He knows how to be a good fellow without making a fool
of himself, and that is more than you can say of most young men who
have money to burn. You


the opening between the curtains and turned
expectantly toward her.

She had not moved; but now, as if she had seen his every act without
looking toward him, she turned her head slowly, observing him coolly,
and she gave a little nod of comprehension and assent. He returned the
nod, touched his fingers to his lips to enjoin silence, and passed
outside. In another moment, she had glided softly but swiftly from her
seat, and, unnoticed by the other occupants of the box, followed him,
dropping the curtains silently after her.

He put her opera-cloak about her shoulders, and swiftly donned his own
coat and hat, and so without as much as "by your leave," they left the
theatre together and waited in the foyer while the special officer in
gray called a taxicab for their use.

Duncan led her acrossit; if not wholly so. I--"

"You need not explain; believe me, Jack," she interrupted him, and
passed on toward the steps, ascending them alone in advance of the
two men who had paused for a moment beside the automobile, facing each
other. Then, things happened, and they followed one another so swiftly
that it is almost impossible to give a comprehensive description of
them.

Philip, the chauffeur, sprang out from under the steering-wheel and
for some reason unknown to anyone but himself, passed around to the
rear of the car. He had permitted the engine to run on, merely
throwing out the clutch when he came to a stop. The noise of the
machinery interfered with the low-toned conversation that Duncan
wished to have with Jack Gardner, and so the two stepped aside, moving
a few paces away from the


the Houston girls when he was bringing her home, the
preceding afternoon. On the instant, she was sorry that she had
permitted the others to leave her alone with this man. For some
inexplicable reason, she was suddenly afraid of him. She who had never
acknowledged fear of any person, who had always met every circumstance
calmly as it arose, found herself confronted now by a condition of
affairs that rendered her less self-reliant. Her mind was in a turmoil
of a hundred doubts and fears, and there was a vague sense of
apprehension upon her, which she could not dismiss, and which she
found it difficult to control.

"I told you that I would come, Patricia, and I am here," said Morton,
stepping forward quickly, and taking one of her hands, before she
could resume her seat. She attemptedwhen I have discovered who he is, I
shall go to him. Maybe, he will be able to answer the questions. If he
refuses, by God, I'll make him answer!"

She started from her chair, appalled by the implied threat. She did
not doubt that he meant every word of it.

"You would not dare do that!" she exclaimed. It was beyond her
knowledge that any man should have the courage so far to transgress
conventional usages. But he heard the word "dare," and applied to it
the only meaning he had ever known it to possess. He laughed outright.

"Not dare?" he exclaimed; and he laughed again. "I would dare
anything, and all things, in the mood I am in, just now."

Looking upon him, she believed what he said; and, strange to say, she
was more pleased than


have no hesitation in accepting, without reserve,
any conditions which you chose to insist upon, so long as those
conditions, in the end, made you my wife. You may sign the papers at
your leisure; but I shall ask you to excuse me, now." He bowed
smilingly to her, shook hands with the lawyer, and called across the
table to the banker:

"So long, Uncle Steve; I'll see you later." A moment afterward the
door closed behind him.

"The whole thing looks to me like tomfoolery!" ejaculated the banker,
as he drew the papers toward him, and signed them rapidly. "Patricia,
you are the party of the third part, here, and you can sign them at
your leisure. I've got to go, also. Melvin, you can send my copy of
the contract direct to me, when it is ready."

"It isPatricia Langdon loves you, Duncan, I'll hit the trail for Montana
and the sky-line this afternoon, and I'll ask you to pardon me for any
break I have made here, this evening; but, if she doesn't love you,
and if, as I suspect, you are coercing her in this matter--"

Again, Duncan interrupted the ranchman. He did it this time by
straightening his tall figure, and raising one hand for silence.

"I think, Mr. Morton," he said, coldly, "that you are presuming rather
too far. These are personal matters between Miss Langdon and myself,
which I may not discuss with you."

Morton sprang to his feet, and faced Duncan across the table.

"By God! you've got to discuss this with me!" he said; and his jaws
snapped together, while he bent forward, glaring into Duncan's eyes.
"I've got to know


quiet
dignity:

"This is your way out, sir."

CHAPTER XIII

SALLY GARDNER'S PLAN

What might have happened between those two fiery natures at that
crisis will never be known, because at the moment when Duncan threw
the door ajar, and uttered his dismissal, Jack Gardner appeared
suddenly upon the scene, having just stepped from the elevator. If he
heard that expression of dismissal, he showed no evidence of it, or he
did not comprehend its significance; and, if he saw in the attitude of
the two men anything out of the ordinary, he gave no sign that he did
so. But Jack Gardner, too, was from Montana; and he had learned, long
ago, how to conduct himself in emergencies. It was a fortunate
interruption, all around. Duncan, although apparently calm, was in a
white rage. He would not have hesitated to meet Mortonmore than half an
hour. Will you sit down, Jack? Mr. Morton, be seated again, won't
you?"

The ranchman looked upon his late antagonist with utter amazement. It
was an exhibition of a kind of self-control that was strange to him.
It angered him, too, because of his own inability to assume it. He was
suddenly ashamed. Patricia's reference to his "training," recurred to
him. He understood, now, exactly what she had meant--it had not been
plain to him before. Here before him was "the man of the East," at
whom he had so often scoffed, for the word "Tenderfoot" had, until
now, been synonymous with contempt. But Morton felt himself to be the
tenderfoot, in the present case. He replied, stiffly, to the
invitation to be seated.

"Thank you," he said. "I find that I am neglecting an engagement." It
was


this somewhat startling climax to the
unpleasant scene through which she had just passed. Beneath her
customary repose of manner, her outward self-restraint and her
dignified if somewhat haughty manner, there was a spirit of wildness,
which, for years, had found no expression, till now. But, the moment
she turned the car about and succeeded in heading it in the opposite
direction, the instant she realized that she was mistress of the
situation, which, so short a time before, had been replete with
unknown terrors, she experienced all that sense of exhilaration which
the winner of any battle must feel, when it is brought to a successful
issue. She heard herself laugh aloud, defiantly and with a touch of
glee, although it did not seem to her as if it were Patricia Langdon
who laughed; it was, perhaps, some hithertoto Morton the suggestion of an unholy impulse, he slowed the big
Packard and leaned ahead, far over the wheel, for his keen eyes had
already discerned something beside the road which had not been there
when he had passed earlier in the evening. He stopped the car, and
that fact awoke Duncan to a recollection of his surroundings.

"What is it, Thompson?" he asked. "Why have you stopped?"

Thompson was peering anxiously toward the jumbled mass of broken stone
ahead of him, and there was an instant of silence before he replied.
Then--

"There has been a wreck here, sir," he told his employer.

Instantly, Duncan thought of Patricia. He forgot Morton. He was out of
the car even before Thompson could slide from under the
steering-wheel, and started ahead at a run, toward the remnants of
the wreck which


my career--and I
wasn't far out, either, if ever I get all of it."

"But, great Scott, man, didn't you have it then?"

"You'd have had it, Sommers; but not I. I knew there was more to it.
When the doctor pulled his freight out of there, I didn't lose any
time in getting a move on me, too. And the girl never asked a
question; not one; I had told her that I would take them to a place
where the man could get well, and she seemed satisfied. The chauffeur
never peeped a word. I let the motor skim along at a good rate, and
wasn't long in bringing the bunch to the place I had thought of, which
happens to be a small, private sanatorium, which isn't known to be one
at all, save by thoseClostridial Gas Gangrene of the Abdominal Wall After Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy: A Case Report and Review.
Clostridial gas gangrene is a rare, yet severe, complication after laparoscopic cholecystectomy. We present a case report of a 48-year-old man with obesity, coronary artery disease, and diabetes, who developed clostridial gas gangrene of the abdominal wall after an uncomplicated laparoscopic cholecystectomy. Although the diagnosis was missed initially, successful radical surgical debridement was performed and the patient survived. Pathogenesis, symptoms, prognostic factors, and the best treatment are discussed.


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the offense charged.
That offense was a violation of K.S.A. 21-3422:
"Interference with parental custody is leading, taking, carrying away, decoying or enticing away any child under the age of fourteen (14) years, with the intent to detain or conceal such child from its parent, guardian, or other person having the lawful charge of such child."
The state's evidence disclosed that during the summer of 1974, the defendant and his wife Diana were involved in a divorce proceeding in Wyandotte county. Her petition requested permanent custody of their daughter Amalede, but no temporary custody *558 order was ever entered. Pending hearing the child remained with her mother, but defendant by oral agreement had unlimited visitation rights. On August 3, 1974, two days before the scheduled divorce hearing, defendant picked up theit anywhere within the script (with some minor limitations) and when you hit that breakpoint, you should be able to start tracing through the process. (In addition, Firebug has  a huge amount of capabilities - you can see network traffic, page layout, inspect the DOM, etc, etc. Extremely useful tool.)
On the backend, you will also place breakpoints in your source code in Visual Studio. As long as you're using the Visual Studio development web server (which is selected by default) and you are running debug mode, you will also hit the breakpoint whenever you hit the web service (assuming, of course, that you are actually getting to that breakpoint in your code).


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How can I update user data form session in ServiceStack?

Very simple question: I have a session object in my Service:
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   if (!session.IsAuthenticated)

I can modify some values in the session class (e.g. Permissions) based on the parameters passed to the service; then I want to save them.
How?
The direct way of doing it: create a UserAuth object, popolate it with all the fields from IAuthSession, get the IDbConnectionFactory, save it.
Surely there is a faster and better way, but I was not able to find it!
More generally, how can I switch between IAuthSession anf UserAuth?  I.e., given a IAuthSession object, how can I obtain a UserAuth object, modify it, and persist the modifications?
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Calculate the remainder when 29 is divided by ((-6)/(-8))/1 + 164/16.
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17
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10
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be f(0). Suppose 2*s + 5*g - 25 = 0, 4*g - i*g = s - 16. Calculate the remainder when 44 is divided by s.
14
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9
Let k = 47 - 1. Calculate the remainder when k is divided by 12.
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Let u(m) = m**2 + 3*m - 5. Let f be u(-7). Let y = f - 11. Calculate the remainder when 32 is divided by y.
8
Suppose 2*i + 3*x - 91 = 0, x = -x + 10. Suppose -28*o + 26 = -26*o. What is the remainder when i is divided by o?
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Let m(q) = -q**3 - 3*q - 3. Let w be m(-2). Suppose 0 = -d + w - 3. Calculate therequired for the reaction, thus lowering a yield of useful 2,6-DMN. That is to say, a process for producing 2,6-DMN by isomerizing a mixture of DMN isomers suffers from the disadvantage that a number of DMN isomers contained that are unlikely to be converted to 2,6-DMN because of their belonging to the group other than the group of 2,6-DMN, lower the yield of 2,6-DMN, necessitate steps of separation from mixed isomers and thereby make the process inefficient as the industrial process for the production of 2,6-DMN.
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and go on.

I don't think there is anything wrong with re-visiting the question of "is there anything that would help and if so how would that happen?" It's OK to turn that prism over and over until we are sure that, for now, this time, we have considered all options. It's OK.

It's OK to check in with us, with SO, with other people you like and respect about options, and about your choices as well. You have a strong core. You won't be driven off track. Pushing on the walls, on the envelope a bit to be sure it is still sound is healthy. Go ahead and do that...then put it aside and go on.

I don't know what difficult child will do. He may feel that at leasthave to keep doing because there really isnt any other option.

And you can be there to love them, and support them in doing the right things... but you cant do it for them and you cant live their life for them and you cant make them make smart choices. We would love to but we cant.

So I am really hoping this stint in jail wakes him up and that somehow the court system will say wait we need to get this kid long term help or we will lose him all together.

As you know that is what finally happened with my son and this time he seems to have risen to the occasion and has been there 6 months and I am just praying and hoping he keeps


cameos in the Ninja Gaiden games where she kicks just as much ass as Ryu Hayabusa.

But really, she’s just a Terminator archetype who’s dressed to kill and comes attached with a literal child-like demeanour. That’s not going to win awards in the personality department.

She’s grown-up now in part 6, but it’s hard not to unsee her previous incarnations with the skimpiest kunoichi outfits made for Japan strip clubs. Makes you want to take a shower sometimes.

4. Helena Douglas

This lovely French heiress of DOATEC is the centre of the game’s mind-numbing plot and somehow gets close to winning the DoA tournament but usually gives it to the person who helped her out in each entry like Ayane and DoA punchline Zack.

She basically knows what’s up in the plot, andwhich is well within Denard's reach. Denard has to average 329.2 yards of total offense in his next six games to pass Brees; he is currently averaging 369.0.

The NCAA total offense records are dominated by prolific passers. Those records appear to be unattainable by Denard: 732 yards for a single game (David Klingler, Houston vs. Arizona State, 1990); 5,976 for a season (B.J. Symons, Texas Tech, 2003); 16,910 for a career (Timmy Chang, Hawaii, 2000-2004).

Total Offense Per Play

As with total offense records, these will be tough for Denard to keep pace with, but he is right up there at the moment. Through the Sibling Rivalry, Denard has 2,214 yards of total offense in 224 plays, for an average of 9.1.

Here are the NCAA FBS records for a single


as this week unfolds, Your attraction to exciting experiences and people can keep your dance card filled, Avoid being extravagant about purchases..

You don’t have to sign up for the Meet the Locals program to make new friends. Jamaicans speak English and they’re only too happy to tell you about their home, or paradise, as they call it. Ocho Rios is my favorite spot in paradise with champagne-colored beaches that are kept pristine by staff that rake the sand daily. The sea, which transforms colors from emerald green at the shore to cobalt blue, is so clear you can see down to the bottom where neon fish dance among the coral reefs.

He concedes he hasn’t been successful at reaching out to philanthropists, “I don’t, personally have the network of//
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  The transgender son of the leader of the Tasmanian Greens joins calls for the State Government to allow people to change the gender on their birth certificate without having drastic surgery.

In budget estimates hearings on Thursday, Attorney-General Elise Archer revealed the Department of Justice was reviewing the Births, Deaths and Marriages Act in response to calls from the transgender community for proper recognition.

Under current state law, transgender people cannot change the gender on their birth certificate unless they have surgery to remove their reproductive organs.

South Australia and the Australian Capital Territory are the only two jurisdictions to have removed the requirement.

Jasper Lees, who is the son of Greens Leader Cassy O'Connor, began his transition from female to male 18 months ago.

Mr Lees, 19, has had surgery to remove


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                           {:id => mig2.id, :lock_version => mig2.lock_version}]}
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In Hudson v. Palmer, the Supreme Court held that a prisoner does not have a reasonable expectation of privacy in his prison cell so that he is not protected against unreasonable searches by the Fourth Amendment. In support of its holdings, the Supreme Court reasoned that institutional security and internal order of jails were of paramount concern. Hudson, 468 U.S. at 527-28, 104 S.Ct. at 3200. The Court noted that prison administrators had great deference in determining what steps are necessary to


INTRODUCTION
============

The single most important process characterizing cancer is the ability to produce secondary distant metastasis. Lung cancer metastasizes to almost every organ. However, cutaneous metastasis from lung cancer is rare. Various types of lung cancers have lead to cutaneous metastasis in only 1.5\~2.6% of cases[@B1]. Cutaneous metastasis from lung cancer has appeared in every area of the skin, but the most common locations are the anterior chest, head, neck, abdomen, and back. However, skin metastasis to the genital area and the extremities is very uncommon. Clinically, lung cancer may be signaled only by cutaneous metastasis, because the primary lung lesion often remains quiescent. In general, skin metastasis is a poor prognostic marker and the patient\'s medium survival rate is very short.

CASE REPORT
===========

A 79-year-old woman that was a heavyof skin metastasis cases arise within five years[@B2]. Metastatic cancer may be the first clinical sign and can often be used to help find the primary cancer[@B4]. Many reviews by dermatologists noted that in approximately 20\~40% of metastatic skin cancer cases, the primary complaint from patients was skin symptoms. Diagnosis may be delayed by several months, unless the skin lesion grows rapidly. Lung cancer, renal cell carcinoma, and ovary cancer are the occult types of primary cancer[@B2]. When metastatic cancer occurs in the terminal stage or in the course of treatment, it may be used to predict the prognosis of the patient or indicate that treatment of the primary cancer failed. Thus, we may change the treatment course. In our patient, the metastatic skin cancer was found before


we came back to the hustle of work and the joy of doing ministry at City Church. Tuesday morning came and I had my regular meeting with Jason - time to connect with my mentor and see what was in store for the new year. Our conversation went something like this:

Me: Jason! That coffee! So good! You know what? We should sell something! Let’s make almond brittle and sell it!

Me: But the brittle is only three ingredients! I could totally master three ingredients! (Mind you…I have never made brittle in my life before, but three ingredients seemed doable.)

Jason (again, placid): But salsa is a staple in the kitchen.

Me (not so serene and certainly starting to feel a little stormy): I don’t want to make salsa! I have beeninfluence young minds?

Whatever the answers, last Wednesday at the New York Hilton there was a golden opportunity for Kellerman to stand up, be heard, confront the "enemy", interact with some movers and shakers in a free exchange of ideas, perhaps do something do advance the cause of boxing reform, and yes, in keeping with the ESPN theme, provide a little publicity "bump" as he strides into a new talk show the network has handed him.

Here was the big chance to "spit on the WBA" in person, as Kellerman had previously done on television (Wow, what a visual for that "Around the Horn" intro!).

A lot of people who cared about boxing showed up at that event. I, for one, traveled over a thousand miles for it.

Max had about four


also revealed other key workplace roles including ‘The Workhorse’, ‘The Solid Support’ and ‘The Boss’, all of which can be applied to a player in the England Euro squad.

The study, commissioned by on-demand food delivery service Deliveroo, also revealed a small but powerful eight per cent of us reckon we channel Wayne Rooney in our role as ‘The Boss’- making key decisions and motivating the rest of the team.

Looking at Roy Hodgson’s line-up choices so far in the Euro, the England manager has clearly been considering his mix of reliable long-timers, dependable workhorses and new blood to create what will hopefully prove to be a major contender in this summer’s tournament

Spokesman

However it’s not just traditional footy roles that are reflected in our offices.

The study also found nearly oneWhen a client connects to a database, the client may provide a connection string. The connection string may be used to negotiate and establish a connection with a database server. The connection string may tightly couple the client to a particular physical database server. That is, the connection string may identify a particular physical database server on which the client seeks to access data. This tight coupling may be undesirable in many scenarios.
The subject matter claimed herein is not limited to embodiments that solve any disadvantages or that operate only in environments such as those described above. Rather, this background is only provided to illustrate one exemplary technology area where some embodiments described herein may be practiced.


notice that xkcd's very own bitchy whiny jerk Rob made another appearance in today's comic? Why yes, "RobM163" is the twittererer mentioned in the final panel. ROB, does your last name start with an M? (yes, it does).

That swine flu joke is quite different. That one was using Twitter to exemplify the more general concept of panic- a panic that would have existed without Twitter but which Twitter allowed to be succintly documented. This one is about people ignoring their immediate surroundings because they're absorbed in an escapist form of socialising. That one wasn't really about Twitter users as such, this one is.

You don't have to find it funny or clever, but you could be more accurate with your use of the word "exact."

Earthquake comic is lame. Thisquite easy to see problems emerge. Namely, the similarity to many existing games, the fact that such a concept would actually appeal to a gamer more than the original tetris (at least it did for me, my mind instantly clicked to: oh cool a physics based tetris, I bet if I tried hard I could still clear some lines), and the fact that the original joke is a bit pedantic (durr this is what hell could be like because it is bad and bad = hell, but not demon and eternal torment bad, only clever game annoyance bad).

The concept could probably have been couched in a better joke for a better execution. However, this would require Randall to put in more effort than "oh an interesting concept, comic


Unfortunately, home break-ins are increasingly a fact of life. A Home Security System is a relatively inexpensive insurance giving you and your family peace of mind.

Installing a security system is a simple process that can be added in the build process but unfortunately is often overlooked.

TopMark Electrical offers the supply, installation and commissioning of home security systems which includes alarms, security cameras and intercoms. These can also be incorporated into your Home Automation system via phone or iPad app that will alert you when activity is detected, completing the total End to End package!1 q?
5/323
What is prob of picking 2 a when two letters picked without replacement from tvaa?
1/6
What is prob of picking 3 m and 1 t when four letters picked without replacement from vtmvp?
0
Two letters picked without replacement from emyeyhyfyyfehoyyymye. Give prob of picking 2 e.
3/95
Calculate prob of picking 1 i and 2 q when three letters picked without replacement from {q: 2, i: 16}.
1/51
Two letters picked without replacement from dgdcdgccnyccdygdddc. Give prob of picking 2 g.
1/57
Four letters picked without replacement from aaaaappppaapp. Give prob of picking 3 p and 1 a.
28/143
Four letters picked without replacement from {z: 2, o: 4, i: 2, k: 4, e: 2}. Give prob of picking 2 z, 1 k, and 1 i.
8/1001
What is prob of picking 4 t when four letters picked without


replacement from {l: 14, t: 1, p: 2, k: 2}?
0
Three letters picked without replacement from zzgrgygzqqgr. Give prob of picking 2 q and 1 z.
3/220
Two letters picked without replacement from ggzyxzggzpuygzpz. What is prob of picking 1 y and 1 u?
1/60
Calculate prob of picking 1 c and 1 n when two letters picked without replacement from {i: 1, c: 1, n: 2, t: 4, j: 1, f: 6}.
2/105
Calculate prob of picking 1 y and 1 u when two letters picked without replacement from {d: 4, u: 9, y: 3}.
9/40
Two letters picked without replacement from {g: 3, z: 5, k: 2, i: 2, v: 3}. Give prob of picking 1 k and 1 v.
2/35
What is prob of picking 2 u when two letters picked without replacement from uwun?
1/6
Calculate probof us could answer, Rickli came to our defense and said "No, did you?" Ordinarily, a comeback like this would be as insulting as "I know you are, but what am I?", until you hear the description of this woman. She was short, portly and from head to toe in yellow. Tank top, fanny pack, shorts, you name it, it was yellow. She looked like a lemon.

You could tell that Rickli's comeback was not what she had expected. She gave us a loud "hurumph", cocked her head back like the Queen of England and quickly turned her back to us. The elevator doors opened, we took our seats, and the three of us put the incident behind us, unfortunately she did not...

At the completion of the ride I


I can't believe I didn't know this blog existed. I'm thrilled to find it, and to see that the Legend of the Lemon was being watched over, not by an Arab or Jewish scholar, but by a trinket-loving gentleman who formerly fed raw hot dogs to an 8' alligator.out by spreading uncured caulking material, such as silicon, at the interface between the awning assembly and the building, and allowing the caulking material to cure. Such caulking has its disadvantages.
The disadvantages of caulking include the fact that caulking typically provides only a temporary watertight seal. To maintain a watertight seal with caulking it is often necessary to reapply the caulking on a regular basis. This is, of course, time consuming and therefore expensive. Furthermore, caulking can be messy and difficult to apply. Additionally, many awnings are positioned such that they are difficult to reach, whereby caulking them can be dangerous.
There is, therefore, a need in the industry for a product that solves these and other related, and unrelated, problems.


Development of stabilized itraconazole nanodispersions by using high-gravity technique.
For large scale preparation of stabilized itraconazole (ITZ) nanodispersions to improve the dissolution rate. High-gravity technique was employed to produce ITZ nanodispersions. Stabilizer had a significant effect on the stability of drug nanoparticles. Hydroxypropylmethylcellulose was found to be the most effective stabilizer to prevent drug nanoparticles from aggregation. ITZ nanoparticles with an average size of 210 nm were obtained. Mannitol was the suitable carrier matrix for improving the flowability and the dissolution rate of ITZ nanodispersion. The effects of operating variables on the particle size distribution were investigated in detail. The stability of ITZ nanodispersions was characterized by scanning electron microscopy, X-ray diffraction, Fourier transform-infrared spectroscopy, differential scanning calorimetry, and in vitro dissolution studies. After 6 months storage, the nanodispersionof cells to the constructs is difficult in a clinical setting, given the complex structure of the TM. Cell culture and seeding require strict biosafety controls and it is difficult to seed different cells in the different layers of the TM, since each cell type needs specific conditions. It is also necessary to avoid epithelial cell infiltration into the middle ear, because it could lead to iatrogenic cholesteatoma formation. So, the application of cells might not be necessary if the remnants of the TM have useful progenitor cells for the regeneration process.^[@ref2],[@ref7]^

The main challenge to regenerate the TM is to translate the results obtained in animal experimental models to human models. Moreover, the choice of the optimal biomolecules and scaffold materials is still not resolved, and the incorporation


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abstract: 'In this paper, we present a new version of the $i$QIST software package, which is capable of solving various quantum impurity models by using the hybridization expansion (or strong coupling expansion) continuous-time quantum Monte Carlo algorithm. In the revised version, the software architecture is completely redesigned. New basis (intermediate representation or singular value decomposition representation) for the single-particle and two-particle Green’s functions is introduced. A lot of useful physical observables are added, such as the charge susceptibility, fidelity susceptibility, Binder cumulant, and autocorrelation time. Especially, we optimize measurement for the two-particle Green’s functions. Both the particle-hole and particle-particle channels are supported. In addition, the block structure of the two-particle Green’s functions is exploited to accelerate the calculation. Finally, we fix some known bugs and limitations. The computationaldescribe quantum impurities embedded in bath environment or metallic hosts. The goal of the $i$QIST software package is to provide highly effective quantum impurity solvers.\
[*Solution method(approx. 50-250 words):*]{} In the $i$QIST software package, we only implement the hybridization expansion continuous-time quantum Monte Carlo algorithm \[10\].\
[*Additional comments including Restrictions and Unusual features (approx. 50-250 words):*]{} In the revised version, the `manjushaka` component which implements a hybridization expansion continuous-time quantum Monte Carlo impurity solver for general Coulomb interaction is removed temporally due to numerical unstable problem. The application programming interfaces for Python and Fortran languages are also disabled. They will be released in the next version.\
[**Acknowledges:**]{} This work was supported by the Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 11504340), Foundation of President of China Academy of Engineering Physics (No. YZ2015012), and Science


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The centre has been full to capacity since opening and has developed a vibrant life of its own. With plenty of networking opportunities and business support facitilies on-site, the space is just the start. This impressive building dates back nearly two centuries and was originally used as a textile mill. Although the original structure has undergone significant development, key aspects have been preserved to create a welcoming atmosphere with distinctive character.

This Centre offers superb hi-tech office accomodation for SME's. If you want to work alongside several award


the task bar.

So how do I recover Vector custom desktop for the user account? How do I re-associate .FLV files with VLC? Please identify config files that I can grab from root account to fix user account.

Any suggestions...

EDIT: Although I cannot access user desktop from login, I did manage to access user account from TUI. So I can get to user desktop.The panel manager shows panel is managed by Xfce with the mouse symbol.What happened to the Vector menu button, how do I reset it to Vector, from Xfce?Seamonkey opens for about 2 seconds and then closes of its own accord.Shutdown from XFCE Menu almost doesn't work, takes 3 or 4 tries, very reluctant. Shutdown button on panel only shuts off panel, does not give shutdown dialog; insteadIO, I've seen 4 concurrent queries each running in serial drive a total "current disk queue length" of over 1200!  Because of the 255 limit, that isn't even possible with all rowfile contents on a single physicaldisk.  It was against a primary filegroup with 8 files, each on own physicaldisk.
So readahead reads can be very aggressive, and can stress IO queues.  They can be so aggressive that other rowfile reads and writes end up waiting.  If transaction logs are on the same physicaldisk as rowfiles, during simultaneous readahead reads and txlog writes it's very easy for waiting to take place.  Even if that waiting isn't at the "current disk queue length" level, it may be waiting at the device queue (64 by default


Filed 6/19/15 Butler v. Paraguya et al. CA1/4
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California Rules of Court, rule 8.1115(a), prohibits courts and parties from citing or relying on opinions not certified for
publication or ordered published, except as specified by rule 8.1115(b). This opinion has not been certified for publication
or ordered published for purposes of rule 8.1115.

              IN THE COURT OF APPEAL OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA

                           uncertain because it sought to
“twist a garden variety medical negligence case” into one for fraud. On October 27,
2011, the court sustained the demurrer as to the statute of limitations issue with leave to
amend.
       Butler filed a second amended complaint, in which he detailed the reason he
mistakenly identified March 2008 as the date of discovery of the fraud in his initial
complaint. Butler explained that he first ordered his medical records in February 2008.
When he received them in March 2008, he believed he had received incomplete records
because they did not include any notes from a nephrologist and he mistakenly believed
that the records contained the notes of a nurse, rather than Dr. Paraguya. He looked at the
records only briefly at that time. Butler alleged he


the cost and increase the efficiency of medical
malpractice litigation by revising a number of legal rules applicable to such
litigation.” ’ ” (Smith v. Ben Bennett, Inc. (2005) 133 Cal.App.4th 1507, 1514.) “The
problem is that additional causes of action frequently arise out of the same facts as a
medical malpractice cause of action. These may include battery, products liability,
premises liability, fraud, breach of contract, and intentional or negligent infliction of
emotional distress. Indeed, a plaintiff hoping to evade the restrictions of MICRA may
choose to assert only seemingly non-MICRA causes of action. Thus, when a cause of
action is asserted against a health care provider on a legal theory other than medical
malpractice, the courts must determine whether it is nevertheless based on the
‘professional negligence’ of the health care provider so as to trigger  The appellate court in Nelson rejected this argument and concluded the statute of
limitations for fraud could properly be applied. The court first noted that in Tell and
Weinstock, the plaintiffs sought treatment for an injury or illness, and that the defendant

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in Nelson was well and seeking an elective procedure. (Nelson, supra, 125 Cal.App.3d at
pp. 632–633.) The court went on to reason that the evidence showed the doctor knew his
use of silicone was illegal, but that he nevertheless injected the patient without telling


her
the name of the substance, that it could be used only under certain circumstances, that its
use required state or federal approval, and that he did not have a permit. (Id. at p. 635.)
The evidence indicated the procedure to which the plaintiff consented was substantially
different from that which the doctor performed and that it was sufficiently different to
amount to a battery. (Ibid.) The court held that in the circumstances, the patient could
maintain a cause of action for fraud, to which the longer limitations period for fraud
applied. (Id. at p. 636.) Nelson, then, like Perry, is at base a case of battery. Not so here.
Plaintiff does not contend defendants lied to him about the nature of the treatment he was
receiving and as a result performed procedures on him to whichinjury, whichever occurs first.”
The three-year period may be tolled for proof of fraud or intentional concealment, but in
any case, the one-year period begins to run when the plaintiff discovers or should have
discovered the injury. (§ 340.5; Graham v. Hansen (1982) 128 Cal.App.3d 965, 974–
975.)
        The fifth amended complaint shows on its face that plaintiff filed a grievance
against Dr. Paraguya on May 4, 2007, while he was still a patient at the hospital,
complaining he was being discharged too soon, that Dr. Paraguya had refused to refer
him to the nephrologist, and that without a nephrology evaluation he could not be sure
whether to undergo dialysis. Two days later, he collapsed and required emergency


by bike for 10 years and agree. Create well marked “sharrows” on the BU bridge so that “more advanced riders” can ride in the outer traffic lanes along with cars. (Less advanced riders could continue to share walkways with pedestrians as in the past.) Drivers don’t need or want to cross the bridge at a high rate of speed. But the alternative scenario is unacceptable on a longterm basis: single lane entries create bottlenecks and the reduced bridge capacity creates total gridlock at both entrances to the bridge and significant backups on all neighboring streets. Cars idling for 20-30 minutes or more on city streets are bad for health, both personal and climate.

Sitting on the CT2 bus now… Waiting 45 minutes just to reach the BU Bridge. 12the mice were kept on water-circulating heat pads to maintain their body temperature.

Optomotor response
------------------

Visual acuity as a function of the spatial frequency threshold was measured by a trained observer-operator inducing and recording visual, reflexive, tracking behavior of individual mice using a virtual optomotor system (OptoMotry; Cerebral Mechanics, Inc., Lethbridge, Canada) as previously described \[[@r13],[@r28]\]. The observer-operator was masked to the cohort membership of the mice. Briefly, a mouse was placed on a platform inside a chamber with four walls comprised of computer monitors displaying vertical dark and white lines in motion. The perceived visual environment was that of being inside a revolving cylinder of vertical stripes. The mouse moved its head left or right (depending on the direction the lines were spinning) to visually follow the movement of the lines


2 h of defecation to compare against frozen samples.

Data processing {#Sec13}
---------------

The data was processed using Automated Mass Spectral Deconvolution System (AMDIS-version 2.71, 2012) and the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) mass spectral library (version 2.0, 2011) to putatively identify VOCs. The R package Metab (Aggio et al. [@CR2]) was used to align the data. All samples were analysed in triplicate, an average was taken of the replicates at this stage and taken forward for data analysis to keep random errors to a minimum. Statistical analysis was performed in R version 3.1.2 and using the online software tool Metaboanalyst 3.0 (Xia et al. [@CR30]).The data was filtered by removing VOCs that were not present in 50% of samples within at least one of the experimental conditions being compared.variation in VOC diversity between CAR-PDMS and DVB-CAR-PDMS was observed in the present work than in human faeces (Couch et al. [@CR2]). Therefore, the use of DVB and CAR fibre coatings, combined with PDMS, appears to yield the best results for equine faeces: this is supported by the findings of Bianchi et al. when studying short chain fatty acids from an in vitro colonic fermentation model (Bianchi et al. [@CR31]). Therefore, a combination of the two coatings results in a net increase in diversity of compounds and offers a wider range of extraction. Comparisons made between SPME and other extraction techniques including direct thermal desorption (Cavalli et al. [@CR7]) and purge and trap (Povolo and Contarini [@CR22]) have shown to yield different VOCs. Alternatives to SPME could yield


Q:

How to run my iPhone application once a while even the user doesn't open the app?

Is it possible to do this?
Edit: Not even if I try to have an alarm after my application is closed for a short period of time??

A:

Unfortunately, the short answer is no.
You can use the Push Notification Service to pop-up an alert to the user.  But they will still have to click on it to launch your app.

< 4; i++)
	{
		layer_colorbase[i] = 0;
		layerpri[i] = 0;
	}

	sound_nmi_enable = 0;
	z80_bank = 0;

	fogcnt = 0;

	return 0;
}

static INT32 MemIndex()
{
	UINT8 *Next; Next = AllMem;

	Drv68KROM		= Next; Next += 0x100000;
	DrvZ80ROM		= Next; Next += 0x040000;

	DrvGfxROM0		= Next; Next += 0x200000;
	DrvGfxROMExp0		= Next; Next += 0x400000;
	DrvGfxROM1		= Next; Next += 0x800000;
	DrvGfxROMExp1		= Next; Next += 0x1000000;

	DrvSndROM		= Next; Next += 0x400000;

	DrvEeprom		= Next; Next += 0x000080;

	konami_palette32	= (UINT32*)Next;
	DrvPalette		= (UINT32*)Next; Next += 0x1000 * sizeof(UINT32);

	AllRam			= Next;

	Drv68KRAM		= Next; Next += 0x010000;
	Drv68KRAM2		= Next; Next += 0x010000;
	Drv68KRAM3		= Next; Next += 0x004000;
	DrvSprRAM		= Next; Next += 0x010000;
	DrvPalRAM		= Next; Next += 0x005000;

	DrvZ80RAM		= Next; Next += 0x002000;

	DrvProtRAM		= Next; Next += 0x000020;

	soundlatch		= Next; Next += 0x000001;
	soundlatch2		= Next; Next += 0x000001;
	soundlatch3		= Next; Next += 0x000001;

	RamEnd			= Next;
	MemEnd			= Next;

	return 0;
}

static INT32 MooInit()
{
	GenericTilesInit();

	AllMem = NULL;
	MemIndex();
	INT32 nLen = MemEnd - (UINT8 *)0;
	if ((AllMem = (UINT8 *)BurnMalloc(nLen)) == NULL) return 1;
	memset(AllMem, 0, nLen);
	MemIndex();

	if (moomesabl)
	{ // bootleg
		if (BurnLoadRom(Drv68KROM


0x200000);
	K053247GfxDecode(DrvGfxROM1, DrvGfxROMExp1, 0x800000);

	K054338Init();

	K056832Init(DrvGfxROM0, DrvGfxROMExp0, 0x200000, moo_tile_callback);
	K056832SetGlobalOffsets(40, 16);
	K056832SetLayerOffsets(0, -1, 0);
	K056832SetLayerOffsets(1,  3, 1); // y+1 for intro fix
	K056832SetLayerOffsets(2,  5, 0);
	K056832SetLayerOffsets(3,  7, 0);

	K053247Init(DrvGfxROM1, DrvGfxROMExp1, 0x7fffff, moo_sprite_callback, 1);
	K053247SetSpriteOffset(-87, -39);

	zmask = 0xffff;

	SekInit(0, 0x68000);
	SekOpen(0);
	SekMapMemory(Drv68KROM,			0x000000, 0x07ffff, MAP_ROM);
	SekMapMemory(Drv68KROM + 0x080000,	0x100000, 0x17ffff, MAP_ROM);
	SekMapMemory(Drv68KRAM,			0x180000, 0x18ffff, MAP_RAM);
	SekMapMemory(DrvSprRAM,			0x190000, 0x19ffff, MAP_RAM);
	SekMapMemory(DrvPalRAM,			0x1c0000, 0x1c1fff, MAP_RAM);
	SekSetWriteWordHandler(0,		moo_main_write_word);
	SekSetWriteByteHandler(0,		moo_main_write_byte);
	SekSetReadWordHandler(0,		moo_main_read_word);
	SekSetReadByteHandler(0,		moo_main_read_byte);
	SekClose();

	ZetInit(0);
	ZetOpen(0);
	ZetMapMemory(DrvZ80ROM,			0x0000, 0x7fff, MAP_ROM);
	ZetMapMemory(DrvZ80RAM,			0xc000, 0xdfff, MAP_RAM);
	ZetSetWriteHandler(moo_sound_write);
	ZetSetReadHandler(moo_sound_read);
	ZetClose();

	EEPROMInit(&moo_eeprom_interface);

	BurnYM2151Init(4000000);
	BurnYM2151SetRoute(BURN_SND_YM2151_YM2151_ROUTE_1, 0.50, BURN_SND_ROUTE_LEFT);
	BurnYM2151SetRoute(BURN_SND_YM2151_YM2151_ROUTE_2, 0.50, BURN_SND_ROUTE_RIGHT);

	K054539Init(0, 48000, DrvSndROM, 0x200000);
	K054539SetRoute(0, BURN_SND_K054539_ROUTE_1, 0.75, BURN_SND_ROUTE_LEFT);
	K054539SetRoute(0, BURN_SND_K054539_ROUTE_2, 0.75, BURN_SND_ROUTE_RIGHT);

	if (moomesabl) {
		MSM6295Init(0, 1056000 / MSM6295_PIN7_HIGH, 0);
		MSM6295SetRoute(0, 1.00, BURN_SND_ROUTE_BOTH);
	}

	DrvDoReset();

	return 0;
}

static INT32 BuckyInit()
{
	GenericTilesInit();

	AllMem = NULL;
	MemIndex();
	INT32 nLen = MemEnd - (UINT8 *)0;
	if ((AllMem = (UINT8 *)BurnMalloc(nLen)) == NULL) return 1;
	memset(AllMem, 0, nLen);
	MemIndex();

	{
		if (BurnLoadRom(Drv68KROM  + 0x000001,  0, 2)) return 1;
		if (BurnLoadRom(Drv68KROM  + 0x000000,  1, 2)) return 1;
		if (BurnLoadRom(Drv68KROM  + 0x080001,  2, 2)) return 1;
		if (BurnLoadRom(Drv68KROM  + 0x080000,  3, 2)) return 1;

		if (BurnLoadRom(DrvZ80ROM  +0x000000,  4, 1)) return 1;

		if (BurnLoadRomExt(DrvGfxROM0 + 0x000000,  5, 4, 2)) return 1;
		if (BurnLoadRomExt(DrvGfxROM0 + 0x000002,  6, 4, 2)) return 1;

		if (BurnLoadRomExt(DrvGfxROM1 + 0x000000,  7, 8, 2)) return 1;
		if (BurnLoadRomExt(DrvGfxROM1 + 0x000002,  8, 8, 2)) return 1;
		if (BurnLoadRomExt(DrvGfxROM1 + 0x000004,  9, 8, 2)) return 1;
		if (BurnLoadRomExt(DrvGfxROM1 + 0x000006, 10, 8, 2)) return 1;

		if (BurnLoadRom(DrvSndROM  + 0x000000, 11, 1)) return 1;
		if (BurnLoadRom(DrvSndROM  + 0x200000, 12, 1)) return 1;

		if (BurnLoadRom(DrvEeprom  + 0x000000, 13, 1)) return 1;

		K053247GfxDecode(DrvGfxROM0, DrvGfxROMExp0, 0x200000);
		K053247GfxDecode(DrvGfxROM1, DrvGfxROMExp1, 0x800000);
	}

	K054338Init();

	K056832Init(DrvGfxROM0, DrvGfxROMExp0, 0x200000, moo_tile_callback);
	K056832SetGlobalOffsets(40, 16);
	K056832SetLayerOffsets(0, -2, 0);
	K056832SetLayerOffsets(1,  2, 0);
	K056832SetLayerOffsets(2,  4, 0);
	K056832SetLayerOffsets(3,  6, 0);

	K053247Init(DrvGfxROM1, DrvGfxROMExp1, 0x7fffff, moo_sprite_callback, 1);
	K053247SetSpriteOffset(-88, -39);

	zmask = 0x00ff;

	SekInit(0, 0x68000);
	SekOpen(0);
	SekMapMemory(Drv68KROM,			0x000000, 0x07ffff, MAP_ROM);
	SekMapMemory(Drv68KROM + 0x080000,	0x200000, 0x23ffff, MAP_ROM);
	SekMapMemory(Drv68KRAM,			0x080000, 0x08ffff, MAP_RAM);
	SekMapMemory(DrvSprRAM,			0x090000, 0x09ffff, MAP_RAM);
	SekMapMemory(Drv68KRAM2,		0x0a0000, 0x0affff, MAP_RAM);
	SekMapMemory(Drv68KRAM3,		0x184000, 0x187fff, MAP_RAM);
	SekMapMemory(DrvPalRAM,			0x1b0000, 0x1b3fff, MAP_RAM);
	SekSetWriteWordHandler(0,		bucky_main_write_word);
	SekSetWriteByteHandler(0,		bucky_main_write_byte);
	SekSetReadWordHandler(0,		bucky_main_read_word);
	SekSetReadByteHandler(0,		bucky_main_read_byte);
	SekClose();

	ZetInit(0);
	ZetOpen(0);
	ZetMapMemory(DrvZ80ROM,			0x0000, 0x7fff, MAP_ROM);
	ZetMapMemory(DrvZ80RAM,			0xc000,


"I don't want to write about women and sex again!" "I've had enough of sex!" "Sex!" "I've had it up to here!" "The readers love it." "You only have to write one." "Which was it?" " Female fantasies." " Wonderful!" "Could you go shopping?" "I'm behind with the charity bookkeeping!" "Then can I write about my own topic?" "Surely those six articles show that sex is your topic?" "What did you have in mind?" "I can't believe I'm doing this!" "But it is her own fault, isn't it?" " I always say that?" " Yes." "Boys!" "Be nice to this man." "I'll write about what women want." "About me and my sisters?" "Wanda?" "What?" "X-Arts Gallery invited me to do a show!" "I'm on my way!" " Howup Paraíso!" "Never!" "For instance, I say "window" and you say "freedom."" "It's just an example." "That's how most people react but once they've got over that... it works very well for me." "Partners often give opposite answers." "It's fascinating!" "I'm interested in people." "That's why." "But I'm an outsider at the office." "We'll do several quickly." "Listening, Nino?" "Here it comes!" " Fire." " Pain!" "As a boy, I burnt myself on the barbecue." "My father was mad." " Mother!" " No idea." " Bleach?" " Woman." "Dream." "That's nice." " Can I come in?" " Nearly!" " Money!" " Deliverance!" "I don't know..." "Ton." "About the speech..." "I don't really want it too detailed." "Not about childhood, family." "Bo and I are getting married, that's all."


eldest, I see." "And you're Wanda." "We wanted to meet you earlier, but planning the wedding is so hectic." "How lovely to see you at last." "Nice, such a beautiful girlfriend." " Where did you meet?" " In the restaurant." "We both just love food." "You can see that, can't you?" "What would you want with our little loser?" " Once he could take a joke." " We forget that he's so vulnerable." " Shall I?" " No." "Leave it to me." "You have a wonderful brother." "I just love his vulnerability!" "He really has a feeling for women." "Let's be frank." "We're unhappy about this hasty wedding." "Our brother is so impetuous." "He got innocent people in trouble before." "We shouldn't hide it." "It's true!" "He neverhad a girlfriend before." "That's for sure!" "If it's true love, we want to see him happy." "But, let's be frank, Nino is one of them!" " You make me puke!" " Am I wrong again?" "Nino's always been gay, but does Bo know?" "Maybe he's bi with Bo?" " Do you care?" " They look happy enough!" "You may wonder why we care." "You favor marriage on demand?" " One in three ends up on the rocks." " No, of course not." "Promise you'll marry me?" "Whatever happens?" "We'll get married." "Promise me!" "What's going on in your head... little loser!" "Never mind." "We'll get married, I promise." "I came to say we're leaving." "Sorry it was inconvenient." "Sorry for meddling." "Michelle and Sonja are awful!" "No


you." " I've had enough!" "Why can't he be happy with Bo in Portugal?" "We want to be happy, too!" "How could you say that?" "We can't let him take Paraíso!" "If we do nothing, none of us gets it!" "We have to..." "Hugo!" "We can set Hugo on Bo!" "Hugo?" "My Hugo?" "Your Hugo can seduce Bo and drive them apart!" "Hugo can do it, you know that!" "Come on." "We can rein him in." "Okay?" "Just a minute!" "It's only red paint." "It's no big deal." "Bredi." " And you?" " I write, too." "Columns and the odd article." "Right now I'm writing for Today's Woman... about female fantasies... sex." "You're so transparent!" "The boring thing about men your age... is that they try so hard"I can't face alcohol, it must be nerves." "Nice, but heavy." "What was it?" "Obrigado." "The "Coleras" is great." "Colares!" "I can feel it." "Michelle, you have to tell her." "Very good!" "I have to sit down." "It hits harder in the afternoon!" "Not right now!" "Bo, it's not that we're not enjoying it..." " but before we go on with this..." " I know." "The Colares!" "Fifty bottles, please." "Shall we try the vino verde?" "They have 36 kinds!" "Okay, let's have some dinner!" " I'm tired." "I want to go back to the hotel!" " You have to eat." "Or your Dries gown will fall down!" "We have to run through the seating!" "...and my mother beside Ton, he's the registrar... and a very nice man."


has rotating elements formed from rather heavy materials, a large amount of force must be exerted by the wind-up music box mechanism in order to perform the rotational and vertical movements desired.
Many prior art devices have overcome the inability of a miniature wind-up music box mechanism to develop the required force to rotate and reciprocate the elements of an ornamental display assembly by utilizing an electric drive motor which is driven by a power supply also housed in the base. An example of such an arrangement is represented by U.S. Pat. No. 4,753,436. Electrically driven motors, although they can more easily develop higher levels of torque output, are generally more bulky and less efficient than wind-up music box mechanisms.of fact, and not a matter of viewpoint or opinion.

Their language is replete with “evidences” of their lack of contact with the reality of the natural sciences. For example:

First, we might note the italicized “M.S. curriculum,” as if the S in those initials is itself “an evidence” that this is not “non-science.” The point though is that whatever their viewpoint on creation, they can’t get accreditation for a science education program if that’s not what they are offering. In fact, one of the defendants in this lawsuit is “Whit” Riter (appointed Chair of the THECB by Rick Perry), who appears to be a Biblical-literalist believer in creationism, himself. Whatever be the case with Riter, it is certainly the case that a believer in creationism, without “disfavoring” or even


want or need to admit that which contents herein and thereto are now “incorporated” and thus part of this complaint. No need to worry, though: The judge who imposed a 20-page limit on this complaint is not going to accept that contention!)

The complaint is full of wild, sophistic rhetoric — so wild that it looks like it was written for some other purpose, without any regard for actually trying to win something in court.

Of course they don’t need to tell the judge what the 1st amendment is. But is the judge really the audience they’re writing for, or could this whole lawsuit be part of some grander drama, for some other audience? (I started to add “or even Audience”; but I guess He would also not need to“science education” degree accreditation Added August 2009: Refusing to deal with the Complaint discussed below, the judge ordered that a new complaint must be filed before the lawsuit could proceed. Click here for the ICR’s second amended complaint. […]


leads a $1.2 billion category in the gaming market.

Spellsouls look like a traditional MOBA with its fantasy setting, top-down view, minions, and lane-based combat, but its has some major differences. Players fight against each other one-on-one, and they use abilities from a deck of cards that they create in order to fight. Battles will take about three minutes. You can learn more about how the game works in the video above.

The Serbia-based Nordeus also created the mobile soccer game series Top Eleven, which has over 150 million registered players. Top Eleven 2017 is the No. 128 ranked sports game on the U.S. iOS App Store, according to App Annie.

“We set out to ensure that Spellsouls builds on our strengths in competitive gaming to bring players a true blendQ:

Can I update the id of an existing OptionValue?

I'm trying to update the ID of an existing OptionValue using API v4. I get "Cannot update the id of an existing OptionValue" error. Is there another way to do that?

A:

As said by Jitendra, you cannot update the id via CiviCRM api. The id in civicrm tables are autoincremented and are referenced at many places. If you still want to take risk than you can run a sql query in mysql to update the id of required row in civicrm_option_value table.


the usually-reserved midfield maestro Andres Iniesta fuelled the debate raging in Spain about who Barcelona would love to take from Real Madrid when he told Catalunya Radio, "I've always liked Sergio Ramos. He always seems like an amazing player."

Although it is rare for players to make the switch between the two Liga clubs, some have succeeded after doing so in the past, including Luis Figo and Michael Laudrup.

Below are five players Barcelona would hypothetically love to take to Camp Nou.

SERGIO RAMOS

The Camas-born defender has established himself as a vital component of both Real Madrid and Spain's starting XI in the past eight years since joining los Merengues from Sevilla in 2005.

You do not win 99 caps for the current Spain side without being a fantastic player, and despitetype mixes are growing in popularity

• Large breeds (+ 80 lbs.) are less likely to appear in mixed-breed dogs

• Mixed breed dogs vary in size, shape and color; consequently, they are usually hard to classify physically

Knowing what kind of breeds make up the special combination that is your dog can be useful. It helps you understand your dog’s tendencies and behaviors like barking, pointing, digging or herding. Once you understand your dog’s natural inclinations, it’s possible to tailor training, exercise and nutrition programs to fit your dog’s specific needs.

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