prio=5 os_prio=0 tid=0x567c3c00 nid=0xae4a waiting on condition [0x51125000]
   java.lang.Thread.State: WAITING (parking)
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Steps I took when it happened again:

Identify the thread name of the executor service's single thread.
On linux, identify the PID of the process.
Use jstack to take a thread dump of the PID
$ jstack 33516 > threaddump.txt
Search the thread dump for the thread name (see above).

You can clearly see from the stack trace that the thread is LIVE and WAITING on a FutureTask.get() so all that needs to be done is to fix theThe mean ER ISS was 9.9 points (1-57). Children have different trauma mechanisms compared to adults. A percentage of 33.8 of the children had relevant trauma related findings in the CT scan. In 2 children, (2.8 %) 3 diagnoses (2.2 %) were initially missed. After reevaluation of the CT data, all diagnoses were identified. Thus, the accuracy of our algorithm in children was 100 %. In children, our algorithm detected all injuries, but only one third of the children had relevant trauma related findings in the CT scan. In order to reduce radiation exposure but preserve the advantages of CT, a new algorithm was developed with more flexibility taking the child's age and mental status more into account as well as clinical findings. The mechanism of injury itself


recession in 2020, which would hurt Trump's reelection prospects. While the president said this month the trade war may cause some “short term” pain, he maintains that farmers will be the “big winners.”

Our Great Farmers know how important it is to win on Trade. They will be the big winners! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 15, 2019

The ICGA statement comes just days after both Washington and Beijing announced increases to their respective tariffs. Though Trump called Chinese President Xi Jinping an “enemy” last week, he said on Monday that China wants to “get back to the table.”

The National Farmers Union also hit Trump in a statement last week, saying his trade war is “making things worse.”$75.  Call it coincidence if you will but investors feel cheated.   [IMAGE]              Global Crossing (GX ) filed for bankruptcy this Monday.  Company Chairman Gary Winnick was a former Drexel Burnham Lambert sales executive that joined the junk bond business in 1972 and left in 1985 which was five years prior to the firms collapse.  It is somewhat ironic that Global Crossing's inability to pay off its debt caused the company to fall.  Unfortunately for GX, Drexel isn't around anymore.  There is a winner in all this and that is the Winnick.  He started the company with a little over $20 million investment and over the last three


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One of my failures as a mom is not being able to convince Deacon that he needs to wear underwear every day. He will wear it occasionally. Generally though, even if he starts the day with it on, within a couple of hours it will have mysteriously disappeared. So it was funny when he ran into the water that I noticed he was wearing underwear! Of course they were under his swim trunks...the only place society does not demand that he wear them!

Tuesday, June 17, 2008

I am officially violating one of my blogging rules. Can you guess what it is?


on relationships between sleep quality and IBS \[[@CR14],[@CR23],[@CR24]\].

Genotyping studies were employed to explore BDNF SNP (rs6265) on the sleep quality (poor sleep versus good sleep) and pain (CAP versus healthy control) groups. The raw data from genotyping experiment processed on 59 samples is given in Additional file [2](#MOESM2){ref-type="media"}: Table S1. The Quality value reflects the probability of the genotype call or Val66Met polymorphism. Data were dichotomized as the homozygous Val group (i.e., Val/Val; GG alleles) and Met carriers consisting of genotypes supporting the Met allele (i.e., Val/Met (GA alleles) and Met/Met (AA alleles). Depending on the detection of SNPs, data on 49 samples were used for analysis, given in Table [3](#Tab3){ref-type="table"}. There were no significant associations observed with regard to BDNF SNP with sleep quality or pain grouping.

Details ofto solve.

There’s a lot here I hadn’t considered, and you certainly make clear why we can’t just drop the difference. However (isn’t there always a however), I wonder if – and this is the first time I’ve ever wondered this, to be honest, I’ve always felt the opposite way – the PvP game is being hurt by the PvE game.

I don’t mean this in terms of specific abilities, which we’ve seen go bad in both directions before, but in terms of power drift. You’re probably aware of the term, but in case you or another comment reader isn’t, power drift is the tendency in pen and paper RPGs for later material to exponentially increase the numbers (or power), causing older material to become less desirable due to it


being statistically “weaker.”

WoW certainly took this to new levels if you consider a well-geared tank at level 60 in vanilla had about 4k hit points and 25 levels later – less than 150% of the levels, to be clear – they have about 2500% of the hit points. Bosses, thus, have to scale to stupidly high levels of hit points.

Realistically, there’s no difference between Rags having 246 million hit points and dps doing 30,000 dps (ugh redundancy) and Rags having 24,600 hit point and dps doing 3 dps. Mathematically they’re equivalent, but the players ego isn’t as epeened, so power drifts higher and higher. If this weren’t the case, we could easily sustain a single set of gear.

For the record, though, I feel a lot of the levelingEnhanced rate of resting energy expenditure in women using hormone-replacement therapy: preliminary results.
Hormone-replacement therapy (HRT) attenuates the menopause-associated alterations in body composition. It is not known, however, whether this effect is a result of a concomitant increase in energy expenditure. The authors examined whether women submitted to a long-term HRT treatment presented greater energy expenditure than women who had never used HRT. We compared 13 postmenopausal women using HRT (>1 yr) with 13 age- (+/-2 yr) and body-mass-index-matched (BMI; +/-1.5 kg/m2) postmenopausal women not using HRT. Resting energy expenditure (REE; indirect calorimetry), body composition, and daily (DEE) and physical activity (PAEE) energy expenditure (accelerometry) were obtained. Although BMI, fat mass, fat-free mass, DEE, and PAEE were similar between groups, the HRT group displayed a significantly greater REE than


local/online multiplayer modes include leaderboards and let players track their coveted “Princess Points.”

Created by former members of the original Guardian Heroesdevelopment team.

Characters and worlds created by legendary Capcom artist Kinu Nishimura, with art contributions from Street Fighter artist Bengus.

View a new set of screenshots at the gallery.      <Text>{label}</Text>
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debate in which Parliament, too, can have a decisive part to play, for this proposal is wide of the mark - legally, in terms of its substance, and as policy - and solves none of the problems that rural areas have.
If we want our contribution to future debates on the valuation of the agricultural budget to be taken at all seriously, then we should firmly and forthrightly reject this proposal. I hope that the Council's response to the vote in this House will be to embark on a more in-depth discussion of the matters at issue. My colleagues in the committee, and I myself, are willing to join them in this, but the Council must make a move. It has to be said, though, that it probably doesnot entertain very high hopes at the present time.
Jan Mulder
rapporteur. - (NL) Mr President, my report has received unanimous approval in this House's Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development. We considered additional aid for rural development in Portugal to be justifiable; although this was not, of course, ideal, it did form part of a package of measures nodded through by the Council in December, it was not something to which this House, during the negotiations on the financial perspectives, thought it necessary to make any changes. I should like to repeat, though, that it is not ideal and should remain an exception. We have to accept, after all, that something similar has been agreed on for various other countries as well.
I should now like - with your


a short time: changes to the support system, liberalisation of agricultural markets, and increasingly stringent norms and standards in various fields. It is all too much, too soon. What agriculture needs is clear and stable rules for at least the coming few years. That is why I support Mr Goepel's report.
Andrzej Tomasz Zapałowski
on behalf of the IND/DEM Group. - (PL) Mr President, today's debate on the voluntary modulation of direct payments once again highlights the different ways in which the old and the new Member States understand the common agricultural policy. When the old members think of the future of the CAP, they think of the future of agriculture in their own countries, rather than in the enlarged European Union.
Rejecting the Commission's proposal is the most appropriate courseperiod. The proposal for voluntary additional modulation, which is aimed at transferring a maximum of 20% of the sums from the first to the second pillar and which does not meet any of the criteria applicable to rural development policy, is unacceptable.
I recognise that the European Commission has attempted, in its proposal for a regulation, to manage this tool, but I share the rapporteur's concerns and I endorse his proposal that it be rejected: the risk of distorted competition is too great if certain Member States choose to deduct 20% from direct aid and not from other types of aid. It is unacceptable for this voluntary modulation not to have to comply with the same rules as those that normally apply to rural development, and the risk of


States. I should like to draw Mr Nicholson's attention to the fact that it is not only the United Kingdom that will apply the measure; the Portuguese Government has already announced that it will do so. I feel, therefore, that not allowing the Member States to use this instrument to do the right thing in relation to many farmers who are unable to receive a single cent under the first pillar of the CAP, or restricting their ability to do so, is a totally inappropriate position for Parliament to take. I say this solely on the basis of political arguments because I have neither the time nor the desire to discuss legal, technical and other aspects of the issue.
Neil Parish
Mr President, I should like to thank Mr Goepelfifth claim, alleging breach of an oral agreement and interference with a contractual relationship between James E. Poston, Jim Poston Homebuilders, Inc., and Nelson Tucker.
At trial the Credit Union moved the court to direct a verdict in its favor at the close *141 of Poston's case. This motion was granted by the trial court with regard to those counts of the complaint denoted as "second claim," "third claim," and "fifth claim," but denied as to the "fourth claim" and "first claim." The jury returned a verdict for Jim Poston Homebuilders, Inc. and James E. Poston for $65,000. The Credit Union then moved the court for a judgment notwithstanding the verdict, or, in the alternative, for a new trial. This motion was denied by the trial court. The Credit


as reasonable persons, may fairly and reasonably infer the ultimate fact sought to be proved."
417 So.2d at 151. In this case, there is a total absence of any evidence of probative value tending to show the Credit Union's intent to deceive or its intent not to perform as promised; therefore, the trial court should have granted the Credit Union's motion for a directed verdict.
The case was submitted to the jury on the breach of contract count and on the misrepresentation count. The jury returned a general verdict. The law of Alabama applicable when a cause is submitted to the jury on more than one count and a general verdict is returned, is stated in Estes v. Nix, 401 So.2d 64 (Ala.1981), as follows:
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of action asserted," the court held that until the deposition, the school board "had no reasonable basis to believe that [the subcontractor] had intentionally misrepresented to it the true condition of the ... roof in order to avoid replacing it," and that "[t]his alleged misrepresentation is the basis for [the board's] fraud ... claim[ ]."  Id. at 1294.

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Read “Leonard Cohen’s Grand


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Q:

Does Spring allow you to replace a property in a referenced bean?

I have hierarchy in 7 beans like:
<bean id="bean01" class="myClass"...........
  <property ..... val-rev="bean1"/>

<bean id="bean1" ...........
  <property ..... val-rev="bean2"/>

 .......................

<bean id="bean6" ...........
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 .......................
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I need to create second bean very similar to first:
<bean id="bean02" class="myClass"...........
  <property ..... val-rev="bean1"/>

<bean id="bean1" ...........
  <property ..... val-rev="bean2"/>

 .......................

<bean id="bean6" ...........
  <property ..... val-rev="bean5"/>

 .......................
 <property name="reqProp" value="val2"/>

The problem that I wouldn't create second hierarchy of beans for bean02, but only create 2 different lowest level beans with different property.
Does it possible?
Thanks.

A:

Yes, you should be able to use bean inheritance by using the "parent" attribute.
Here the two beans would inherit from a single bean and only set the "reqProp" property.
Here's another short tutorial.

middle child out of 7. I often run to my mom for advice because she has experience.

How would you describe what you do for your blog?

Spoonful of Faith is the name of my freelance illustration business. My blog is a family, faith, and freelance blog – as an extension of that. I talk about business, life, faith and the work I do as an illustrator. I am hoping to share more bits of projects and things I am dreaming up soon. I want it to serve as a resource for women and specifically mothers can come and be encouraged to dream, create and share their lives.

How do you balance work and family?

I think seasons change and some seasons business is heavy and compromises are made and in some


CT demonstration of fluid-fluid levels in nonenhancing hemangiomas of the liver.
A fluid-fluid level was observed in three cases of liver hemangioma and in two cases of liver cancer. The patients with hemangioma of the liver did not show enhancement on dynamic CT and the fluid-fluid levels were not detected by ultrasound in two of these patients. Fluid-fluid levels detected by CT but not by ultrasound strongly suggested the diagnosis of nonenhancing hemangioma of the liver.Tamil language.

Tirukkural is generally recognized as the only work by Valluvar. However, in the Tamil literary tradition, Valluvar is attributed to be the author of many other later-dated texts including two Tamil texts on medicine, Gnana Vettiyan (1500 verses) and Pancharathnam (500 verses). Many scholars state that these are much later era texts (16th and 17th centuries), possibly by an author with the same name Valluvar. These books, 'Pancharathnam' and 'Gnana Vettiyan', contribute to Tamil science, literature and other ayurvedic medicines. In addition to these, 15 other Tamil texts have been attributed to Valluvar, namely, Rathna Sigamani (800 verses), Karpam (300 verses), Nadhaantha Thiravukol (100 verses), Naadhaantha Saaram (100 verses), Vaithiya Suthram (100 verses), Karpaguru Nool (50 verses), Muppu Saathiram (30 verses), Vaadha Saathiram (16 verses), Muppu Guru


usually found in Dravidian temples, including a temple car carved from three blocks of granite, and a shallow, rectangular pond. The auditorium adjoining the memorial is one of the largest in Asia and can seat up to 4,000 people.

A 133-foot tall statue of Valluvar was unveiled on January 1, 2000, at Kanyakumari at the southern tip of the Indian subcontinent, where the Arabian Sea, the Bay of Bengal, and the Indian Ocean converge. The 133 feet denote Tirukkuṛaḷ's 133 chapters or athikarams and the show of three fingers denote the three themes Aram, Porul, and Inbam, that is, the sections on morals, wealth and love. The statue was designed by V. Ganapati Sthapati, a temple architect from Tamil Nadu. On 9 August 2009, a statue was unveiled infind that the Government has proved beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant is guilty of offenses charged. See Fed.R.Crim.P. 29(a); see also Glenn, 312 F.3d at 63 (citations omitted). In deciding a motion for a judgment of acquittal, the Court must view all the evidence adduced at trial in its totality and in a light most favorable to the Government and give the Government the benefit of all reasonable inferences. See id. (citing United States v. Morrison, 153 F.3d 34, 49 (2d Cir.1998)). As such, the defendant challenging the sufficiency of the evidence bears a "`heavy burden'" in demonstrating that even after granting such inferences to the Government, no rational jury could find the defendant guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. Id. (quoting United States v. Matthews, 20


INSTRUCTIONS

Having considered Rodney's proposed instruction regarding inferences, the Court denies the request.
First, the question of whether the circumstantial evidence the Government presented here equally supports a theory of guilt and a theory of innocence is not one that appropriately relates to the inference charge in the Court's jury instructions. As generally framed, the standard inference instruction addresses conclusions the jurors may reasonably reach about discrete facts relating to discrete issues, rather than a determination as to guilt or innocence that they may make on the basis of weighing the totality of the evidence produced at trial. Ordinarily, we do not properly say that the jury may "infer" a defendant's guilt or innocence from an examination of the whole body evidence in the trial record.
More properly conceived, the issuehelp and scrubbing from the makeup artist and wardrobe mistress,” Eaton told us recently by e-mail.

Eaton, 77, plans to publish a new book about her life and career, Under My Skin, to coincide with Goldfinger’s golden anniversary this year. Her experience with the body paint hasn’t affected her fondness for gold. “I wear it often,” she says. “I have always liked gold as a metal for its warmth.”


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from the Warners in 1974 and operated a nursery on it. In 1985 Stephen Gaggero noticed subsidence on the property and attributed it to settling of the landfill. Since 1988 the county has monitored the site for purposes of detecting methane gas migration and water intrusion into the site.
In 1998 and 1999 severe subsidence at the former landfill caused major damage to nursery structures on the property. According to plaintiffs, the subsidence was the result of a defective design and operation of the landfill. In particular, they allege decomposition of material placed in the landfill produced methane gas, which in turn has created void pockets in areas beneath the landfill covering.

PROCEDURAL HISTORY
On June 11, 1999, the Gaggeros filed a claim for damages with the county. The claim was10-year period is the date of substantial completion of the improvement.' [Citations.]" (Chevron, U.S.A., Inc. v. Superior Court, supra, 44 Cal.App.4th at p. 1017, 54 Cal.Rptr.2d 324.)

IV
Section 337.15, subdivision (e), provides an exception for claims made against *394 "any person in actual possession or the control, as owner, tenant or otherwise, of such an improvement, at the time any deficiency in the improvement constitutes the proximate cause" of a cause of action. The Gaggeros argue that because the county installed methane monitoring equipment on the landfill in 1988, the county was in actual possession or control of the landfill within the meaning of this exception to section 337.15. We disagree.
In explaining the rationale for the exception, the court in Barnhouse v. City of Pinole (1982) 133 Cal.App.3d 171,


the part of the county in its construction or operation of the landfill was governed by section 337.15. Because operation of the landfill ceased in 1967 and the county sold it in 1969, any cause of action was time barred well before the Gaggeros filed their complaint in 2000.
Judgment affirmed. Respondent to recover its costs of suit.
WE CONCUR: NARES and McINTYRE, JJ.
NOTES
[1]  All further statutory references are to the Code of Civil Procedure unless specified otherwise.
We did not use the operational combined AOD data set of the MODIS C6 aerosol product because it discarded all DB AOD data with NDVI values \> 0.3 (see Supplemental Material, "Validation of Aqua MODIS C6 AOD products"). We developed a three-step customized approach to combine DT and DB AOD. First, we performed a regression analysis between the daily collocated DT and DB AOD. The resulting regression coefficients were then used to predict the missing DB AOD in those pixels with only DT AOD and vice versa ([@r25]). Second, Level 2--validated AOD observations from 33 Aerosol Robotic Network (AERONET) sites (see Supplemental Material, Figure S1) in China were matched with the gap-filled MODIS DT and DB AOD retrievals. The variance of the differences between gap-filled DT (or DB)


the Yangtze River delta (*C*), the Pearl River delta (*D*), and the Sichuan Basin (*E*).](ehp.1409481.g006){#f6}

[Figure 7](#f7){ref-type="fig"} shows that although China had an overall positive 10-year average PM~2.5~ trend of 0.22 μg/m^3^ per year ([Figure 7A](#f7){ref-type="fig"}), there was significant regional variability. For example, the Beijing-Tianjin metropolitan region had more rapid increases in PM~2.5~ (0.75 μg/m^3^ per year) than the rest of the nation ([Figure 7B](#f7){ref-type="fig"}), whereas the Pearl River delta experienced a rapid decrease (0.96 μg/m^3^ per year) ([Figure 7D](#f7){ref-type="fig"}). The PM~2.5~ level in the Yangtze River delta region remained steady ([Figure 7C](#f7){ref-type="fig"}). In addition, PM~2.5~ levels in most of China increased by 1.97 μg/m^3^ per year before 2008 but decreased by 0.46 μg/m^3^ per year afterwards ([Figure 7A,E,F](#f7){ref-type="fig"}). Similar trends were observed in the Beijing-Tianjin metropolitan region ([Figureboth MODIS C6 DT and DB AOD to obtain a custom combined AOD yielded a 25-fold increase in spatial resolution (from 50 to 10 km) and greatly improved the AOD data coverage. There were 120% more matched DB AOD values than DT AOD values when comparing DB and DT AOD data with AERONET observations (see Supplemental Material, Figure S2). Furthermore, our analysis indicated that in China, DB AOD had a smaller mean bias overall than DT AOD (0.01 \~ 0.05 vs. 0.13 \~ 0.18) (see Supplemental Material, Figure S2), enabling us to estimate lower PM~2.5~ levels.

To our knowledge, this is the first national-scale study in China to use advanced statistical models to estimate and evaluate historical PM~2.5~ levels in the years beyond the modeling year. The lack of


Q:

R: converting each row of a data frame into a list item

I have a number of operations on data frames which I would like to speed up using mclapply() or other lapply() like functions. One of the easiest ways for me to wrestle with this is to make each row of the data frame a small data frame in a list. I can do this pretty easily with plyr like this:
df <- data.frame( a=rnorm(1e4), b=rnorm(1e4))
require(plyr)
system.time(myList <- alply( df, 1, function(x) data.frame(x) ))

Once I have my data as a list I can easily do things like:
mclapply( myList, function(x) doSomething(x$a) )

This works swimmingly, but I have quite a lot of data and the adply() step is quite slow. I tried using the multicore parallel backend on the adply step, butsolution below will be über-fast.  You may be able to use split, but it will drop names and return a vector in each list element.
> m <- as.matrix(df)
> system.time( matrixList <- lapply(1:NROW(m), function(i) m[i,,drop=FALSE]) )
   user  system elapsed
   0.02    0.00    0.02
> str(matrixList[[1]])
 num [1, 1:2] -0.0956 -1.5887
 - attr(*, "dimnames")=List of 2
  ..$ : NULL
  ..$ : chr [1:2] "a" "b"
> system.time( matrixSplitList <- split(m, 1:NROW(m)) )
   user  system elapsed
   0.01    0.00    0.02
> str(matrixSplitList[[1]])
 num [1:2] -0.0956 -1.5887

A:

How about this?
jdList <- split(df, 1:nrow(df))

> class(jdList[[1]])
[1] "data.frame"

> system.time(jdList <- split(df, 1:nrow(df)))
   user  system elapsed
   1.67


time of the system, we calculate the overlapping Allan variance \[[@B21-sensors-17-02612],[@B22-sensors-17-02612]\] of a long-term 100 ppm R134a measurement at a frequency of 50 Hz as shown in [Figure 6](#sensors-17-02612-f006){ref-type="fig"}a. Thereby, the gas concentration in the White cell is kept constant by closing the valves. The measurement shows a slight drift over time, which may be caused by gas fluctuations in the cell, temperature effects or the microbolometer shutter. The Allan deviation is plotted over the integration time $t_{int}$ on a log-log scale, giving the so-called "Allan-plot" \[[@B23-sensors-17-02612]\] as depicted in [Figure 6](#sensors-17-02612-f006){ref-type="fig"}b. Since there is a significant quasi-random-walk component in the data due to temperature fluctuations and the microbolometer shutter, the optimal integration time is relatively short and amounts to about 1.8 s. Thereby, also the background signal-to-noisedepicted in [Figure 9](#sensors-17-02612-f009){ref-type="fig"}a.

As the SNR is wavelength dependent, $\alpha_{res}$ also varies over the spectral range, resulting in lower sensitivity towards the spectral range limits. For the White cell setup at an acquisition rate of 50 Hz, a minimum resolvable absorption coefficient of about 5.65 × 10${}^{- 5}$ cm${}^{- 1}$ is achieved at a wavenumber of 985 cm${}^{- 1}$, corresponding to the highest SNR value of the system. As expected, due to the image size reduction and the shorter optical path length, the absorption coefficient values are higher for the single pass cell setup and in the best case amount to 2.5 × 10${}^{- 3}$ cm${}^{- 1}$ at a frame rate of 200 Hz. [Figure 9](#sensors-17-02612-f009){ref-type="fig"}b shows the minimum resolvable absorption coefficients $\alpha_{{res},n}$ normalized to the respective acquisition


spectrometer. As the system can be operated with a White cell, allowing optical path lengths of up to 120 cm, gases in the low ppm range can be quantified.

In order to check the system for linearity and accuracy, 1,1,1,2-Tetrafluorethane was used as a test gas, because of its four absorption bands spread over the whole spectral range of the sSMFTS. The recorded absorption spectra show good agreement with reference measurements. As the corresponding PLS model is of high quality, it can be concluded that the system is well suited for gas analysis in the low ppm range when using a multiple-reflection cell. By analyzing the Allan-plot of the spectrometer, the ideal integration time of the system was found to be 1.8 s, leading to a background SNR ofcm${}^{- 1}$. All spectra were measured at an optical path length of 80 cm.](sensors-17-02612-g004){#sensors-17-02612-f004}

![(**a**) Validation plot of the partial least squares (PLS) model applied to the measured absorption spectra; (**b**) Gas concentration increase in the system over time when measuring a 100 ppm R134a probe at a volume flow rate of 1 L min${}^{- 1}$.](sensors-17-02612-g005){#sensors-17-02612-f005}

![(**a**) Long-term gas measurement of a 100 ppm R134a probe with a measurement frequency of 50 Hz; (**b**) Corresponding Allan-plot in order to determine the ideal integration time.](sensors-17-02612-g006){#sensors-17-02612-f006}

![(**a**) Background signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) of the measurement system for different integration times $t_{int}$ at a measurement frequency of 50 Hz; (**b**) Corresponding resolution of the system for a of 100 ppm R134a probe.](sensors-17-02612-g007){#sensors-17-02612-f007}

![(**a**) Decreasing transmittance around 1189 cm${}^{- 1}$ for selected times when filling the single


pass cell with a 2000 ppm R134a probe at a volume flow rate of 1 L min${}^{- 1}$; (**b**) Corresponding gas concentration increase in the cell measured at 200 Hz.](sensors-17-02612-g008){#sensors-17-02612-f008}

![(**a**) Minimum resolvable absorption coefficients $\alpha_{res}$ of both measurement setups; (**b**) Minimum resolvable absorption coefficients $\alpha_{{res},n}$ normalized to the acquisition rate of both measurement setups.](sensors-17-02612-g009){#sensors-17-02612-f009}
  src: newhost.qconf.j2
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    bash -lc 'qconf -ah "{{item}}"'
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  register: command_result
  changed_when: "'added' in command_result.stdout"

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    - gridengine
    - gridengine-master
  shell: |
    bash -lc '(qconf -ss | fgrep -q "{{item}}") || qconf -as "{{item}}"'
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of 8 bits to correct the image, for example, a RAM or the memory is required which can store the data of 8 bits for each input data as a data conversion table. In this case, the assumed capacity of the RAM is equal to the number of input data multiplied by 8 bits. For all the combinations of 8 bits, therefore, a memory having a storage capacity of as large as 256×8 bits is required.
A data converting circuit, however, has not necessarily the same number of bits of the output signal as the number of bits of the input signal. Actually, some data converting circuits have output bits different in number from input bits. Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 9-116773, for example, discloses an image processing techniquevan and leap out and murder the doctor's rivals. But everything goes tits up when a giant-sized Konga rampages through suburbia...Michael Gough is as over-the-top as the strain on his heart will allow, but still gets upstaged by the gorilla suit. Young pop singer Jess Conrad plays the student rival for the object of his affections, and a young Steven Berkoff (with hair!) is one of his college colleagues. Jack Watson (Vault of Horror, Tower of Evil, The Wild Geese) plays a rather wooden detective with the worst line in the whole movie (it's in the trailer). George Pastell, fresh from ordering Christopher Lee about in The Mummy, again flashes his turban. Probably cast because he's good at getting throttled...

The tone is alternately sedate and dramatically frantic. Schizophrenically


brand new introduction by teen star Jess Conrad.

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I think a healthy hunk of Konga's schizophrenic tone--and moment of poignancy--can be attributed to Gerard Schurmann's score, which jumps back and forth excitedly between themes even in the opening credits. (Sadly, the jarring jump in the end titles music is clearly a case of astonishingly sloppy chopping. But Cohen was wise enough to usher the score off to the side as Big Ben chimed over Decker and his poor little monkey in its shadow.)

I'm crazy about Michael Gough, even when he's in total grot like Batman & Robin or tiny roles in arguably better films like Venom, and his Cohen films are the primary reason. He plays such a complete and utter hateful bastard so delightfully in all ofPollution levels in many Chinese lakes have declined somewhat from high levels in the past decade, helped by billion-dollar investments in urban sewers and waste water treatment.

Concentrations of phosphorous fell by a third from 2006 to 2014 in 862 freshwater lakes in China, although they remain above clean water levels, according to an article published this week in the journal Nature Geoscience.

Phosphorous is vital to life, but high concentrations can trigger blooms of toxic algae that choke fish and other life. Man-made sources of phosphorous include waste water, livestock farming, aquaculture and chemicals.

Improved sanitation facilities are key

"The current decline in the most populated areas is due to improved sanitation facilities such as pipelines, waste water treatment plants and improved rural toilets," says Yan Lin, one of the authors


Laryngeal structure following microcauterization.
This paper supports and reaffirms the objectives of contemporary laryngology in the treatment of cancer of this organmthese objectives are, first and foremost, the eradication of the tumor, and second, the preservation of function. A relatively recent contribution to the "state of the art" has been the development of the field of microlaryngology. The introduction of the surgical microscope has provided the laryngologist with better means to judge the type, localization and extent of neoplastic lesions. Reports indicate that superficial limited carcinomas of they larynx with good vocal cord mobility can be successfully treated by vocal cord stripping and/or radiotherapy. This paper presents the serious challenge posed by these limited tumors when they recur after radiotherapy. In a selected number of these patients radical surgeryfactors of (9/2)/((-12)/(-64))?
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matches that and nothing else.
In addition to the code I am posting, I have tried other methods like "contains" and "is" in place of the comparisons, but nothing changes except the "Is" won't match even the first time.  The code has gone through many modifications even though other methods still produced the same result.
Here is the relevant code:
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          used which are not of interest. This site says that the lands of the dead was:

For the ancient Egyptians, the west (specifically the desert west of the Nile) was the destination of the dead.

Implying that the western bank would have perhaps been good for farming though doesn't indicate anything for certain.
In Mr Brier's book, he mentions that military action took place on both sides of the river (including defensive organisations):

Sesostris I (1971–1926 B.C.) was another great king. He built forts in Nubia
  (the Biblical Kush) to control the gold supply. These mud-brick forts were
  very impressive. There was one on each side of the Nile to control trade
  on the river

... and that, in general, the west was a symbol of death:

The second


stage was to make sure the voyage to the west was finished safely. Associated with the setting sun, the west was a symbol of death in Egyptian thinking.

However, the PDF that accompanies the audiobook doesn't add any further information on this.
Hence, I'm unable to come to a definitive conclusion as some evidence speaks in absolutes and the rest is unclear. My question, phrased succinctly, is: did traditional Egyptian beliefs (on death and their afterlife) also lead them to not cultivate the west bank of the Nile?
An additional question, if they did indeed farm the west, would be whether grain / crops from the west was less wanted (cheaper?) for having been frown in lands associated with the dead. I don't imagine we have anything alongmidnight hour.

The night has been another world for me for as long as I can remember. When I was a child, I would never go to sleep until long after everyone else had. I could think clearly, away from the noise of everyone else’s energy. Too much goes on during daylight hours. At night, I could read, my focus finally uninterrupted. I could wander about, without being seen, never turning on a light, yet always finding my way. I was crafting my awareness without even realizing it.

All done in the shadow of the night, where I find my home still..

~ Blessings to all on this special Yule Full Moon!

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When to create Interface Builder plug-in for custom view?

When do you recommend integrating a custom view into Interface Builder with a plug-in? When skimming through Apple's Interface Builder Plug-In Programming Guide I found:

Are your custom objects going to be used by only one application?
Do your custom objects rely on state information found only in your application?
Would it be problematic to encapsulate your custom views in a standalone library or framework?

If you answered yes to any of the preceding questions, your objects may not be good candidates for a plug-in.

That answers some of my questions, but I would still like your thoughts on when it's a good idea. What are the benefits and how big of a time investment is it?

A:

It's perfectly reasonable to push the view and controller


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Among other reasons, classes that are commonly used in your application can then be configured at their point of use in Interface Builder, rather than in scattered -awakeFromNib implementations.  It's also the only way you can have your objects expose bindings that can be set up in Interface Builder.
It's a bit of coding, but for view and controller classes that are used in more than one place, and which require additional set-up before they're actually used, you'll probably save a bunch of time overall.  And your experience developing with your own controller and view classes will be like developing with Cocoa's.

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is, if you go from “playing really hard every play” to “usually giving solid effort” that causes a bigger set back for your overall game than it does for most guys. Instead of being “actually not too bad” he was “actually pretty bad” and that was an issue, especially for a team that was hoping to win games primarily on the back of it’s defense. This is something that I don’t feel too bad about missing though, because even Zach Lowe said that Monroe would only improve on defense with the Bucks.

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Preservation of memories can help resolve conflicts

I had the opportunity to spend two summers (2008-9) in Kalavan, a village in Armenia that still retains much of its Azeri heritage – such as the mullah’s house and the Muslim cemetery. As in Kyzyl-Shafag, there is a sacred stone which today is used for Christian rituals but was once revered by the Azeri population. Some of the Kalavan residents are still in touch with their Azerbaijani counterparts to exchangethese types of memory cells.
A junction breakdown memory cell that uses a stored charge on the gate of a gate controlled diode to store logic 0 and 1 values is disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 4,037,243 to Hoffman et al. Charge is stored on the gate by using a capacitance formed between the p-type electrode of the gate controlled diode and the gate electrode. Charge storage is enhanced by using a composite dielectric in the capacitor formed from silicon dioxide and silicon nitride layers in place of silicon dioxide. The application of an erase voltage to the electrode of the gate controlled diode causes the oxide-nitride interface surface to fill with negative charge, which is retained after the erase operation is completed. This negative interface charge causes the


gate controlled diode to operate in an induced junction mode even after the erase voltage is removed. When the gate controlled diode is thereafter read, it exhibits field-induced junction breakdown of its channel and a saturation current flows. The field induced junction breakdown voltage is less than the metallurgical junction breakdown voltage. However, the application of a write voltage to the electrode of the gate controlled diode causes the silicon dioxide/silicon nitride interface to fill with positive charge, which is retained after the write operation is completed. When the gate controlled diode is thereafter read, it will not break down because no channel exists. Only a slight current flows. The different current flows are sensed and indicate different logic states.
Improvements in the various processes used for fabricating theis shorted out, the series-connected transistor is exposed to a high voltage sufficient to break down the silicon dioxide layer of the transistor. Tamura et al. disclose the addition of another transistor to the circuit to avoid exposing the first transistor to the break down potential.
The observations above generally indicate that there are still disadvantages with each of the prior art memory technologies


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The study group included 50 male Wistar rats aged 8 weeks and weighting 252±28 g. The rats were housed by groups of three in stainless steel wire cages and maintained at mean temperature of 21±1°C. The cages were placed in a room with a 12-hour light-dark cycle. The rats had free access to standard food and water. Eight rats were used as controls and liver fibrosis was induced in the 42 other rats. No rat died before imaging.

Fibrosis was induced by twice-weekly intraperitoneal injections of 0.1 ml/100 g carbon tetrachloride diluted at 50% in olive oil vehicle. The rat population was divided in seven groups of six rats. The first group of rats was injected with carbon tetrachloride during two weeks, the second during threeobtained [@pone.0094679-Salameh1]. However, the problem of respiratory artifacts during MR elastography and the difficulty of precise matching the MR imaging and histological slices remain in animal studies.

In our study, we address these issues by showing the feasibility of performing three-dimensional multifrequency MR elastography in an ex-vivo model of thin slices of liver fibrosis. With this model, artifact-free, viscoelastic maps of the liver can be obtained with a high spatial resolution of 390×390×400 microns as shown in [Fig. 2](#pone-0094679-g002){ref-type="fig"}. This model is free from steatosis and cholestasis, thus offering an MR elastographic analysis of merely "pure" fibrosis, with some inflammation. Furthermore, the three-dimensional MR elastography used in our study is ideally suited to assess various viscoelastic parameters, including G\* reflecting the stiffness, Gd reflecting the elasticity, and Gl related


Eugenosedin-A improves glucose metabolism and inhibits MAPKs expression in streptozotocin/nicotinamide-induced diabetic rats.
This study examined the effects of eugenosedin-A (Eu-A) in a streptozotocin (STZ)/nicotinamide-induced rat model of type II diabetes mellitus (T2DM). Six-week-old Sprague-Dawley rats were randomly divided into three groups: (1) RD group, normal rats fed a regular diet (RD), (2) DM group, T2DM rats fed a high-fat diet, and (3) Eu-A group, T2DM rats fed a high fat diet plus oral Eu-A (5 mg/kg/day). After 30 days, the DM group had higher body weight, higher blood glucose and lower insulin levels than the RD group. The DM group also had increased protein expression of glycogen synthase kinase (GSK) in liver and skeletal muscle and decreased protein expression of insulin receptor (IR), insulin receptor substrate-1 (IRS-1), IRS-2, AMP-activatedprofile of circulating immune cells when compared to the patients who do not have NEDA-3 after 2 years of follow-up. We expect that this study may contribute to a better understanding of the association between the gut, the immune system, and the central nervous system in patients with RRMS.

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The BIA (brain-immune-intestine axis) Study is a prospective, observational, multicenter study. Subjects with active RRMS who start with oral cladribine treatment, as per standard of care, will be asked to participate in this study. Participation includes four to five visits over 24 months.

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Patients will be recruited from the outpatient clinics of the participating neurological departments. Enrollment will take place at 10 participating centers in the Netherlands during a period of approximately 24 months. Eligible subjects are patients with clinically definite


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The fourth approach for evaluation that we will use is a supervised classification approach. The classifier of choice is adaptive group-regularized logistic ridge regression (AGRR). This classifier has several advantages. First, itThe global food system is struggling under the combined pressures of a growing population, climate uncertainty and volatile market forces.

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the Jade Forest. Somehow it has worn out sooner than others. I blame the hozen.

In the run up to Mists of Pandaria many people complained that a "joke race", that is, the Pandaren, were being made into an entire expansion. They have not turned out to be a joke race. They've been given a history, a culture, and even some bits of nuance, such as the divide between the big brewers and the small wanderers. Even the Sha works well, as it can function the same as the classic "they went insane and now we have to kill them" procedure for generating bosses, yet it offers something closer to a reason. Granted, I am still a bit bothered by the notion of fighting the physical manifestations of thingsEpileptic seizures are characterized dynamically on multiple scales in space and time. Understanding the relations between components within and across those scales is among the fundamental goals of computational neuroscience \[[@B1],[@B2]\], together with the analysis of the dynamical repertoire of such a neural system \[[@B3],[@B4]\]. Previous research in this field has developed mathematical models that can reproduce seizure dynamics as either autonomous or driven processes \[[@B5]\]. In this study, we start from a phenomenological model displaying features of electrical epileptic neural activity, and we move towards a more biologically realistic network of neurons, while keeping track of the dynamical repertoire exhibited by the system \[[@B6]\]. Our system is composed of two neuronal populations, characterized by fast excitation and slow inhibition. The first one is modeled by 3-dimensional Hindmarsh-Rose


freezes of Russian officials, including Vladimir Putin and Sergei Medvedev, and corporate officers of prominent Russian banks and energy firms. It provides for a stepped-up program of broadcasting propaganda into countries of the former Soviet Union, including Russia, along with the transfer of U.S. intelligence to Ukraine.

The bill further targets Ukraine, Georgia, and Moldava for de facto if not de jure Nato membership with $100 million in lethal military equipment and assistance, which means Nato bases and joint military exercises. It increases funding for NGO fifth-column cover operations in targeted FSU countries and former “captive nations.” The bill also provides for a stop to nuclear arms reductions authorized by the 2010 New START treaty between the U.S. and Russia. And, of course, the bill bestows further gifts onof oligosaccharide lipid intermediates and on the localization of the glycosyltransferase active sites, the different processes required to translocate the sugar moieties during the preassembly of the dolichyl-pyrophosphate-oligosaccharides will be examined. Combining the different results, obtained in several laboratories, it is suggested that the Man5-GlcNAc2-lipid is synthesized on the cytoplasmic side directly from the sugar-nucleotides and then translocated to the lumenal face where the Glc3-Man9-GlcNAc2-lipid is completed using Man-P-Dol and Glc-P-Dol as transmembrane carriers of these sugars. Concerning the elongation process leading to assembly of the antennae of N-acetyllactosamine type oligosaccharides, specific carriers for sugar nucleotides have been described as Golgi markers. Several authors have characterized such carriers for UDP-Gal, GDP-Fuc, CMP-NeuAc, UDP-GlcNAc and UDP-Glc using microsomal vesicles and similar results have been obtained in our laboratory using


and clinically examined ten times throughout the study. On days -1 and 55 a renal biopsy was performed on all dogs and analyzed by light microscopy, immunofluorescence, and electron microscopy. All the examinations failed to demonstrate any lesions in the miltefosine-treated dogs. Conversely, all the meglumine antimoniate-treated dogs demonstrated severe tubular damage, characterized by tubular cell necrosis and apoptosis. In conclusion, although no clinical signs of renal disease were evident, the use of meglumine antimoniate in the pharmacological treatment approach of CanL-affected dogs should be carefully considered.Despite the focus on female representation and gender imbalance in the film industry, the problem persists.

At last week’s Oscars, 73 per cent of the winners were male while the nominees for Best Director at the Oscars, BAFTAs and Globes were all male. None of the films in the Best Film category at these ceremonies were directed by women.

Following the success of last year’s Female Film Force, Bumble has just launched the initiative, which aims to address the gender imbalance in the film industry, for a second year.

Aspiring female filmmaking teams across Ireland, the UK, France and Germany can now apply for one of five grants of £20,000 (€22,000) to make a short film.

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it really when we got it. It was a bit like, ‘Oh God, are we really doing this?’ I think just having the belief as a company for yourself straight out of the gate – if they fund you it’s not a joke, they really want you to go for it, so really believe in yourself.”

Emma admits she felt a little overwhelmed initially.

“I think you second guess yourself and when you’re presented with an opportunity like this and get it, I certainly had an element of surprise and it was slightly overwhelming. It was like, ‘what do I do with this now?’

“But listen to the support and believe it and realise how good it is to have Bumble on the other side of the pond just waiting forFirth, and Rangeley, of the Bronte Wheelers Club, to take part in the Bath Road 100 race, sponsored by the Bath Road Club. They were victorious. Rangeley's medal survives. The sales records list the frames as "on loan" to the team. The foto below shows the team wearing the black Alpaca jackets typical of the time.

In 1952 Hetchins sponsored a team of riders in the Tour of Britain consisting of,
from the left below: Tony Smith, Dave Robinson, Hyman Hetchin (in cap), Tony Phillips, J. Saunders (hands on shoulders), and Sid Aldridge of the Romford R.C. William (Bill) Bellamy was also a member of the team but is not pictured; he crashed and did not finish the race.
The bike is Tony Phillips' Experto Crede.

Dave 'Minta' Robinson (pictured below) was


and family and friends that came out of the background from Corby were amazing. Brian was riding a 'Macleans Featherweight' frame on the day of the crash and as it was ruined in the crash Dick Swann gave Brian his own Hetchins which he rode from then on. The Kettering evening Telegraph made a big deal of it, as anything about Corby (only 8 miles away) was always viewed with a bit of distain in their eyes. To top it all, Brian had left the Kettering Friendly cycling club and had recently joined the Polytechnic cycling club. Roger Piggins won the Wicksteed Trophy race as I think he was the only one who stayed on his bike [after the crash]. Note for Jim Hendry archives regarding Wicksteeds trackSam H. Hill

Samuel Houston Hill (November 20, 1898 – March 14, 1978) was an American football and basketball coach.

Coaching career

Wichita State
Hill was the 14th head football coach for Fairmont College and the University of Wichita (now Wichita State University) located in Wichita, Kansas and he held that position for four seasons, from 1923 to 1924 and again from 1928 to 1929, compiling  a record of 14–15—5.  This ranks him ninth at Wichita State in terms of total wins and 14th at Wichita State in terms of winning percentage.  Fairmount College became the Municipal University of Wichita in 1926.

Wesleyan
Hill also served as the head football coach at Wesleyan University from 1925 to 1926, compiling a record of 5–10.

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some sort of brainteaser on the player. Such puzzles include remotely controlling rockets through a maze in order to hit switches or using crystals to deflect laser beams into blocks of ice. The further the game goes, the more involved the puzzles get, although none of them are taxing enough to ever keep the moderately intelligent completely stumped.

This preference for puzzling over combat is carried over into the game's best moments -- the boss battles. At the end of each map area, an oversized creature will make its appearance. These bosses are fought with logic rather than violence, and usually require the use of whatever new upgrade was found in the area. Again, these battles aren't too challenging, but the logic required to beat them is often sospitballing was a considerably more ambitious idea.

One weekend later, though, the two believed they'd cobbled together enough of a mockup to prove that Matias' vision could indeed be realized using nothing more than a web engine. They took the demo to software boss Mitch Allen; Rubinstein saw it not long after. Allen was impressed enough that Grignon was given approval to peel off ten staff members and crank for a month with the goal of bringing up WebKit and basic functionality on a very early prototype handset called "Floyd," essentially a modified Treo 800w. There was no guarantee from Palm leadership that this was the direction they were going, only a promise that they'd be allowed to give it a shot.

And the project had a name: "Luna."

The ten-strong


Luna team went into full-on stealth mode, taking over a conference room inside Palm's Sunnyvale offices and papering over the windows. It was, for all practical purposes, its own startup inside Palm. "That's the way you do it inside a big company. You have to protect the engineers," a team member told us. Mike Abbott, who'd just been hired by Ruby from Microsoft to take over software duties from CTO Mitch Allen, ran interference with the rest of the company so the "startup" could stay focused. Sunrise to sunset, they hashed out the details of what exactly it would take to make a phone based entirely on web standards. Personalities clashed, arguments ensued. It was an emotional time — everyone involved was united in their desire to getagainst Sharif family besides having all the evidence. He said that Nawaz Sharif has not presented himself for accountability voluntarily. He said that the court has said clearly that the Panama Leaks case will proceed against Nawaz Sharif and his children. He said that when the London property was bought in 1993 the children of Nawaz Sharif were dependent on him.

IFET HASAN RIZVI JOURNALIST said that PML-N picked their video from Facebook and ran it in the media. She said that their video was lifted without their permission. She said that they have right to sue PML-N for illegally lifting their video under the bill of cyber crime.


think anything above zero is warm after a Canadian winter, but really truly warm. Like, an entirely insane temperature like 23C (75F) I reeled. I took off my sweater. My pasty little canadian sun starved face got sunburned in the 23 minutes I spent outside just feeling the warm. There’s something stunningly wonderful about the American south. I don’t know if it’s my own sense of romance about the place, all tied up in Scarlett O’hara and Mark Twain and riverboats….but it’s not just Nashville that does it to me. Anywhere the kudzu grows, I am overwhelmed. I stayed in a terrific hotel too… The old Union Station Hotel.

It used to be a train station (trains still rumble underneath, carrying cargo instead of people travelling) and the wholehotel grew up around it. Behind the front desk is a sign listing what time all the trains (used to) come in, and from where, and I stood there stunned that there really was a Chatanooga Choo Choo. (Or a Chatenooga, for that matter. I thought it was just a song.)

I reluctantly left the hotel by way of a door marked “This way to platforms” and I went and found Nashville knitters. Charming, as always.

There were all the first sock knitters, like Anna, Auntie Em (technically it was her second socks, but she was so endearing I cut her some slack) Ann, Natalie, Shirley, Lindsay, Jo (love the knitters with short names.), Jennifer and Ryan. (Jennifer had to bring the sock recipient too. ) and Shakey.

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Stacie


be pretty poor in the sock picture opportunity department. There’s sometimes a little time in the afternoon (after the flight, before the event) and I think about going out and hunting up some cool sock pictures, but then I think about the other stuff I could do with that time…stuff like eat, or sleep (both of which have been hard to fit in) and then somehow I realize that sock pictures (while hugely entertaining) aren’t actually a human need and I do one of the other things. When it comes to Charlotte though, I feel sort of bad about it, because it is a really, really beautiful city. Gorgeous. The trees are all leafed out, there are flowers everywhere, downtown there are azaleas by the millions and windowboxes and it is all especially gorgeous to a Canadian coming out of the end of a wicked long, dark winter. It was great, and warm. I asked one person for a little Charlotte Trivia, but all they could tell me was that Tammy Faye, Billy Graham and Clay Aiken are all from Charlotte. I couldn’t stop laughing when I thought of that particular mix as a Charlotte microcosm. The real Charlotte microcosm, looks like this:

….and I have to tell you, this was a seriously fun crowd. A whole lotta awesome. It started right away. Shelle (the very pregnant manager) was celebrating a birthday, and Damien (the employee behind her) somehow located a cake (with her name on it and everything) in about 7 minutes flat and all


about how she was coming to understand that knitters were everywhere and how incredible that is, and she kept talking about the flickr pictures (which are incredible and way, way beyond my wildest dreams – I mean, have you seen them? Ms. Atwood holding a sock for all knitters in support of a Canadian Author? The woman’s got class, and not just because she’s a famous author, but because she’s equally respected for her valuable mentorship of up and coming writers. It’s profoundly decent that she bothered with me and I’m so absolutely remarkably, surprised in the best way possible that I can hardly talk about it. I’ve started a thank you note to her 26 times, and have deleted them all when they either make me soundlike a moron or a sycophant or a moronic sycophant. In the end, I may just go with “thank you”, and hope that she understands.) …in any case, Jayme and I were talking about how knitters are everywhere, just everywhere, and I looked up and …

Glenna! Another knitter, found in the airport. We sat down to chat and knit (she’d been at the launch the night before) and while we were chatting, Jayme took our picture. We’re laughing because yet another knitter was walking by. (We are everywhere.) As a quick aside, Glenna just finished her thesis, and that sweater, and she said that she wasn’t sure which one she was more delighted to have finished. It is a really nice sweater.

Glenna got on one plane, we got


have made for some shots you won’t believe, and some stories you’ll be telling all day.

I’m going to refer you to the Flickr group, and get on a plane for NYC, and leave the knitters to use the comments to tell you what happened. Or didn’t. (Hint: The Mayor’s secretary is very nice, several Canadian Icons are excellent sports, and much of an entire city doesn’t know what hit them.)most grandiose moments, have always channelled their power with intense intimacy.

Openers This Is the Kit are the first victims to the room. The volume is too low, and the band has to fight against the chatter from the back with nothing more than banjo, bass and guitar. This doesn’t seem to faze lead singer Kate Stables at all, as her voice slowly starts to fill the place with impressive power and delicacy. “Earthquake” in particular has a great groove that thumbs its nose at the stupidly big venue.

The introduction to the National is a giant projection, a live-stream of the band hanging out in the dressing room, before casually strolling towards the stage. I’m not sure if this is cleverly self-deprecating or insulting the audience, who impatiently look


September 21, 2012

I have just seen from the start of this Cleveland Plain Dealer article that the basic terms for debating the federal sentencing outcome in the remarkable Amish beard-cutting criminal case are apparently already set at stark extremes. Here is how the article discussing yesterday's convictions describes the case and its forthcoming sentencing prospects:

Amish bishop Samuel Mullet was convicted Thursday of federal hate crimes and conspiracy for exhorting followers to forcibly shear the hair and beards of those who opposed his breakaway Ohio sect. Mullet’s three sons, his daughter, and 11 other family members and followers from his ultra-strict Amish order 100 miles southeast of Cleveland also were convicted of conspiracy and hate crimes after a trial that attracted international attention.

The 66-year-old bishop could face life inthe trial.

Asked how the families would fare with long prison terms, Dubyak said, "Who knows? Not that it's a good solution, but the Amish are pretty resourceful and they are a family, the church unit. They all kind of work together."

Based on these stories, I surmise that federal prosecutors fully expect to seek sentences of at least 17-years in federal prison for even the very least culpable of these scary hardened Amish criminals convicted of these unique hate crimes. And for the ringleader of these crimes, Amish bishop Samuel Mullet, federal prosecutors will apparently be seeking an LWOP sentence (the same sentence now being served by presumably similar federal criminals such as Unibomber Ted Kaczynski and Oklahoma City bombing conspirator Terry Nichols and Olympic Park bomber Eric Rudolph).

In


prior to disconnecting and reconnecting the fittings. However should the check valve fail, the person disconnecting the fitting may be injured due to the high pressure in the line.
With the popularity of multiple stacks growing there may be eight or more wellheads on a common location all of which are being fraced via the same manifold. In such instances the operator may have in excess of 40 valves thereby increasing the chance that the wrong fitting has been disconnected and or the wrong fitting has been reconnected. Additionally because the valves have to be lubricated frequently the time to disconnect and then reconnect each line and fitting and then lubricate each valve tends to become excessive. In many instances the time required to lubricate the valves exceeds 50%season before stepping down. The 44-year-old was admitted to hospital earlier this year in a serious health episode and has kept a low profile outside of the footy world.

Hird is considered Essendon's greatest living player, having featured in two premierships, won the 1996 Brownlow Medal and played 253 games for the club.


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I have idea who the suspect is. I went to EEOC 3 yrs ago, and the papers were forced and the charges were changed. The opened till 2/2017. The handwriting was not the same, lost the case. From that time on my house invasion started and things were broken Law enforcement was called, he was in my computer my attorney had sent me emails that were seen by this person. All kind of proof on internet with my name on it, most of it was on my computer. Now it just hasn't stopped since. This person wants to get back to me, by losing his job, as 11 years of harassment on my job. I had every right to file a Complaint


bills for the damage caused in the home invasion.

I want the Insurance company to pay for all the damages paid and needs to get done from this invasion. In order for me tohave the Insuance company to do anything the Sheriffs dept. must write a report and they won't. With all the damages in my home there are putting blinder on and saying nothing is there. This is my home not there's.I know what has been damaged an broken

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all continued time. I had 4 dishwashers, 4 refrigerators, 2 microwaves under warrantee still had to pay for installion, and price changemake under $135,000, while 49 principals within the public school system make more than that, Cindy Covell, DOE assistant superintendent in charge of talent management, said.

Covell said the department expects two CAS vacancies to open up this year and to raise the profile of that job, they need to raise the base pay.

“$135,000 was not competitive for a principal to fill vacant CAS positions,” Covell said at the meeting. “We believe it is necessary to increase the base CAS salary to cast a wide net.”

The average salary for a principal in Hawaii is $147,000, while the median assistant superintendent salary in the U.S. is $150,000, she said in response to a question from board member Ken Uemura on how the DOE arrived at the new $145,000 figure for


goes without saying we want to do the same for teachers as well,” he said.

He asked fellow members to defer action on approving superintendent pay raises until the board has a better understanding of how those pay adjustments will help promote a higher rate of teacher retention — a perennial challenge for the DOE.

“I don’t want to be able to address one part of the ledger, I want to be able to address the whole thing,” Kawano said.

Several board members inquired about the DOE’s long-promised salary study of teacher pay across the nation. Although no updates have been provided on that study to date, the DOE awarded a $130,000 contract to a Denver-based education consultancy firm to conduct the study.

The contract says a final report will be completedmillion Poles live and work in Britain. Their work is growing Britain's GDP and we want them to enjoy the same kind of opportunities for development as Britons."

Mr Cameron said the talks were "very good" but acknowledged there was "important detail to be filled in".

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He stressed he was working towards a "full strategic partnership" between the two countries on a range of issues, including that of security, amid Polish concerns about the growth of Russian influence on its eastern flank and what Nato's response will be.

Countries on the EU's eastern flank are to meet next week before providing a joint response to the reform package, Hungary's foreign minister said.

The draft proposals


TestFlight

TestFlight is an online service for over-the-air installation and testing of mobile applications, currently owned by Apple Inc and only offered to developers within the iOS Developer Program. Developers sign up with the service to distribute applications to internal or external beta testers, who can subsequently send feedback about the application to developers. The TestFlight SDK additionally allows developers to receive remote logs, crash reports and tester feedback.

TestFlight initially supported testing of Android and iOS applications, but since March 2014, Apple has retracted support for Android. As of 2015, applications must be published for TestFlight using Xcode, and testers must be invited using iTunes Connect. After invitation, up to 25 internal testers (with up to 10 devices each) and 10,000 external beta testers can download and test thefor ${\mathop{\mathrm{Re}}}s \geq \frac{1}{2}$ [@Tsfa corollary from theorem A] we get the required result.

Denote $g_k=g_{K_k}.$ Let us write $$\zeta_{K_k}(s)=c_k \left(s-\frac{1}{2}\right)^{r_k} F_k(s),$$ where $F_k(s)$ is an analytic function in the neighbourhood of $s=\frac{1}{2}$ such that $F_k\left(\frac{1}{2}\right)=1.$ Let us put $s=\frac{1}{2}+\theta,$ where $\theta>0$ is a small positive real number. We have $$\frac{\log \zeta_{K_k}(\frac{1}{2}+\theta)}{g_k}=\frac{\log c_k}{g_k}+r_k\frac{\log \theta}{g_k}+\frac{\log F_k(\frac{1}{2}+\theta)}{g_k}.$$ To prove the theorem we will construct a sequence $\theta_k$ such that

1.  $\frac{1}{g_k}\log \zeta_{K_k}\left(\frac{1}{2}+\theta_k\right) \to \log \zeta_{\{K_k\}}\left(\frac{1}{2}\right);$

2.  $\frac{r_k}{g_k}\,\log \theta_k \to 0;$

3.  $\liminf \frac{1}{g_k}\log F_k\left(\frac{1}{2}+\theta_k\right)\geq 0.$

For each natural number $N$ we choose $\theta(N)$ a decreasing sequence such that $$\left|\zeta_{\{K_k\}}\left(\frac{1}{2}\right)-\zeta_{\{K_k\}}\left(\frac{1}{2}+\theta(N)\right)\right| < \frac{1}{2N}.$$ This is possible since $\zeta_{\{K_k\}}(s)$ is continuous for ${\mathop{\mathrm{Re}}}s \geq \frac{1}{2}$ by [@Tsfa corollary from theorem A]. Next, we choose a sequence $k'(N)$ with the property: $$\left|\frac{1}{g_{k}}\log \zeta_{K_k}\left(\frac{1}{2}+\theta \right) - \log


523 P.2d 614 (1974)
Earl William O'NEAL, Jr., Appellant,
v.
BLACK & DECKER MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Appellee.
No. 44780.
Supreme Court of Oklahoma.
April 23, 1974.
Rehearing Denied July 2, 1974.
Lampkin, Wolfe, Sokolosky, Burger, Abel, McCaffrey & Norman, Oklahoma City, for appellant.
Robert S. Baker, Porter H. Morgan, III, Oklahoma City, Pierce, Duncan, Couch & Hendrickson, Oklahoma City, of counsel, for appellee.
DOOLIN, Justice.
This is an action for personal injuries allegedly resulting from an accident involving a product manufactured by the Appellee, Black & Decker Mfg. Co. The accident occurred and injury was sustained on December 23, 1966; Appellant filed his Petition seeking recovery for personal injuries on December 23, 1969. Thereafter, the trial court granted Defendant's Motion for Summary Judgment, finding that the Plaintiff's cause of action sounded in tort, and thus was barred by Oklahoma's two-yearthe opinion of Judge Breitenstein of the U.S. Court of Appeals, 10th Circuit, in Nichols v. Eli Lilly & Co.
In the Lilly case the Court deals with the question as to whether Oklahoma will apply: (1) 5-year limitation set forth in the Uniform Commercial Code, 12A O.S. 1971 § 2-725; (2) 2-year tort limitation under 12 O.S. 1971 § 95 "third," or (3) 3-year contract limitation under section "second" of § 95. Under Kirkland two theories of recovery are retained in Oklahoma for recovery  manufacturers' products liability and negligence. As noted before, the statute of limitations to be applied is 12 O.S. 1971 § 95 "third"  two years from the date of injury, except for UCC application.
As we view the Lilly case, we believe the Federal


or solution to all questions in this field  the law can and must evolve.
We therefore grant certiorari, reverse the Court of Appeals, Division No. 2, and affirm the trial court order granting summary judgment to Appellee.
DAVISON, C.J., and IRWIN, BERRY, HODGES, LAVENDER, BARNES and SIMMS, JJ., concur.
WILLIAMS, V.C.J., dissents.
30°C then stained with TUNEL (Roche Diagnostics GmbH; Mannheim, Germany) at 37°C for 1 h. The incorporated digoxigenin-conjugated nucleotides were detected using a horseradish peroxidase-conjugated anti-digoxigenin antibodies and 3,3′-diaminobenzidine. The dehydrated sections were cleared in xylene, mounted with Canada balsam and enclosed with coverslips. The sections of brain tissues (n=6 per group) in contralateral hemisphere and five fields of view were randomly selected for counting and NDSs were determined. Subsequently, brain tissue sections were dewaxed and rehydrated at 60°C for 2 h. These slides were incubated for 30 min at room temperature in a 20 µg/ml DNase-free proteinase K and rat terminal deoxynucleotidyl-transferase (both Sigma-Aldrich; Merck KGaA) reaction mix. Following rinsing with PBS 3 times for 15 min each time, these sections were treated with streptavidin horseradish peroxidase