contact with the inside surface of the bottom plate section 9, the friction force that acts on this area of contact is sufficiently reduced. As a result, together with preventing problems such as abnormal wear and burning of the area of contact during operation, the resistance to rotation in the universal joint is reduced by reducing the bending torque, which is torque necessary for causing the yokes 1a, 1b to swivel with respect to the joint cross 2. Moreover, by applying a suitable pressure in advance to the area of contact between the tip end surface of the shaft section 4 and the tip end section of the curved convex section 12, movement in the axial direction of the shaft section 4 in the inside of the shell-typeEngineering yeast for producing human glycoproteins: where are we now?
Yeast has advanced as an alternative for mammalian cell culture for the production of recombinant therapeutic glycoproteins. Engineered yeast strains not only allow to mimic the human N-glycosylation pathway but also specific types of human O-glycosylation. This is of great value for therapeutic protein production and indispensable to determine the structure-function relationships of glycans on recombinant proteins. However, as the technology matures, some limitations have come up that may hamper biomedical applications and must be considered to exploit the full potential of the unprecedented glycan homogeneity obtained on relevant biopharmaceuticals. In this special report, we focus on the recent developments in N- and O-glycosylation engineering in yeasts of industrial importance, to produce recombinant therapeutics with customized glycans.


the will of the American people."

Nearly three years after the U.K. approved Brexit, the details of the planned exit are still in flux. Because May "ignored advice from my father," he said, a process that "should have taken only a few short months has become a years-long stalemate, leaving the British people in limbo." Now, Trump Jr. said, "the clock has virtually run out and almost all is lost — exactly as the European elites were hoping."

Trump Jr. did not go into detail on what his father had advised. Asked last year for details by the BBC, May said, with an amused expression: "He told me I should sue the EU. Not go into negotiations; sue them."

At a joint press conference with May, Trump said that perhaps shehad found his suggestion too "brutal."

This week President Trump's former adviser Steve Bannon elaborated on the advice Trump allegedly gave May. "Trump sat there and said 'Listen — No. 1: overshoot the target on your deal because it will come apart,' " Bannon said in an interview with Sky News. " 'No. 2: get on with it — you ought to be on terms agreed within six months; and No. 3: use every arrow in your quiver, even if you have to do litigation later.' "

According to Trump Jr.'s op-ed, "you could say that Brexit and my father's election are one and the same — the people of both the U.K. and the U.S. voted to uproot the establishment for the sake of individual freedom and independence, only


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shock." "Eerie." "My head hurts." "What a din!" "What's that, Kin-chan?" "It's a horse stable." "He says it's a stable." "I don't know if I can bear looking at it." "Let's get something to eat." "Is that's the horse?" "It might be." "Let's ask." "This gets me mad." "What's wrong with you?" "Is that the horse?" "Is that them?" "Wow, they're really good." "Doesn't it look just like a real horse?" "Why won't you walk?" "I didn't think it'd be possible." "The people seem happy." "No one is laughing." "Is that right." "Were you watching the play?" "Yeah, I wanted to see what they would do." "How can the horse respond to the boss?" "It's just a horse." "That's right." "It's just a beast." "We're actors!" "We can10(-6) M, (iii) addition of 8-Br-cGMP prior to ischemia followed by the addition of KT 5823 10(-6) M after 30 min of reoxygenation. In the control group, 8-Br-cGMP 10(-6) M decreased percentage shortening (%short) (5.0 +/- 0.6 vs 3.8 +/- 0. 4) and the maximum velocity (V(max), microm/s) (48.6 +/- 6.9 vs 40.2 +/- 6.4). KT 5823 10(-6) M added after 8-Br-cGMP partially restored %short (4.6 +/- 0.5) and V(max) (46.6 +/- 8.0). After stunning, baseline myocytes had decreased %short (3.4 +/- 0.2) and V(max) (36. 0 +/- 4.2). After the addition of 8-Br-cGMP, the %short (2.7 +/- 0. 2) and V(max) (27.6 +/- 2.5) decreased further. The addition of KT 5823 did not change either the %short or the V(max). The myocytes with 8-Br-cGMP during ischemia had


SS gift. The gift and the thought are both greatly appreciated. I absolutely love the fabrics and can hardly wait to start on the quilt.

Liberty,Missouri

Sukochi, I'm so glad your parcel arrived safe and sound. Sorry I couldn't give you a new sewing room... Not in my budget...lol. I was so happy when Cc agreed to make a thimble for you. And the icing in the cake was the bracelet made for you and just waiting for a ride to your house. Glad you like it all. Merry Christmas from me to you and your family. May it bring you joy, love health and happiness. Big quilty hugs.

Billy told me that the first gift had been taken by Sandy. I can hardly believe that with all he has goneDiscovery of the ROCK inhibitor netarsudil for the treatment of open-angle glaucoma.
Inhibition of Rho kinase (ROCK) to improve fluid outflow through the trabecular meshwork and lower intraocular pressure is a strategy for the development of new anti-glaucoma agents. Alpha-aryl-beta-amino isoquinoline analogs were identified as potent ROCK inhibitors. Compounds that provided a longer duration of intraocular pressure reduction in Dutch Belted rabbits also inhibited norepinephrine transporter. Ester 60 improved bioavailability of its parent ROCK inhibitor, 29 (Ki=0.2nM) and demonstrated an effective and sustained IOP reduction for 24h after dosing. From these studies, netarsudil (a.k.a. AR-13324) was discovered and is currently in clinical trials for the treatment of glaucoma and ocular hypertension.


contain a minimal header with a line "SETS" and a line
       "CONSTRAINTS". You can use a copy of the basic file for
       English (or any other language with no manual constraints).

     - A file 'unk-tags.XX' with the list of tags of open classes
       to be considered as possible tags for unknown words.
       (XX stands for the right language code: en,es,ru,etc.)

     - A file 'train' with the train corpus.

     - A file 'test' with the test corpus (only needed to evaluate
      the performance of your learned models)

   Both 'train' and 'test' files have the same format:

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    tag in the sentence context.
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  * Probability fields (prob1, prob2, ...) may be set to -1 if not available,
    the script will use the training corpus to compute them.

   The train and/or test corpus


When Christine Lagarde was symbolically passed the European Central Bank leadership baton during a ceremonial event in Frankfurt on Monday, the 63-year-old Frenchwoman was also handed a golden bell (pictured above) that is used to call the central bank's policymakers to order. Given recent grumblings among the ECB's Governing Council members, notably Germany, the Netherlands and Austria, about a continuation of the bank's ultra-loose monetary policy, the gift may come in handy.

Moreover, the first woman at the helm of the eurozone central bank inherits a fresh round of monetary stimulus, which outgoing ECB chief Mario Draghi managed to push through in his final weeks, partly in hopes to smooth Largarde's transition into office.

Under his 2012 pledge to do "whatever it takes" to save the single European currency fromERVIN, Chief Judge, and WIDENER and WILKINS, Circuit Judges.
OPINION
PER CURIAM:

1
A jury returned verdicts of guilty against Ranking Smith and William Daniels, convicting them of conspiracy to possess with the intent to distribute and to distribute cocaine and cocaine base in violation of 21 U.S.C.A. § 846 (West Supp.1995).   Smith was also convicted for using or carrying a firearm in relation to a drug trafficking crime in violation of 18 U.S.C.A. § 924(c)(1) (West Supp.1995);  murder in furtherance of a continuing criminal enterprise in violation of 21 U.S.C.A. § 848(e)(1)(A) (West Supp.1995);  aiding and abetting the murder in violation of 18 U.S.C.A. § 2 (West 1969);  and four counts of distribution of cocaine base in violation of 21 U.S.C.A. § 841(a)(1) (West 1981).


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4
J.A. 605.

5
Following their convictions, Smith was sentenced to life imprisonment plus 25 years and Daniels was sentenced to life imprisonment.   In calculating Daniels' guideline range, the district court applied a two-level enhancement pursuant to U.S.S.G. § 2D1.1(b)(1), having found by a preponderance of the evidence that Daniels had possessed a firearm during the commission of a drug offense.

II.

6
Smith and Daniels argue that the district judge abandoned his judicial role and adopted the role of a prosecutor in questioning the witnesses.   During a criminal trial, a district judge "may ask questions ofg witnesses to bring out needed facts or clarify the presentation of issues."  United States v. Seeright, 978 F.2d 842, 847 (4th Cir.1992);  see alsoremaining arguments and conclude that they are without merit.   Accordingly, we affirm the judgments entered against Smith and Daniels.

AFFIRMED

1
 With respect to 18 U.S.C.A. § 924(c), the jury was charged that "[a] firearm can be used in relation to any drug trafficking crime if the firearm was available to a defendant and was intended to be used if [a] contingency arose."   J.A. 600.   In Bailey v. United States, 116 S.Ct. 501, 505 (1995), however, the Supreme Court rejected this standard, stating that " § 924(c)(1) requires evidence sufficient to show an active employment of the firearm by the defendant."   Because the jury also convicted Smith of a drug-related murder involving a handgun, we conclude that any error is harmless

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his funds had dried up.

"I pitched a tent and was living out of that for about two months while doing courses and trying to find work," he said.

"[There were] low points, sad days and lonely days."

Mr Nickoll struggled to find work and a place to live before has luck changed abruptly. ( ABC News: Rhiannon Shine )

Mr Nickoll joined the Australian Defence Force (ADF) in 1986, first serving with Sydney's 3RAR parachute battalion before later moving into clerical work.

He was diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder earlier this year and hit rock bottom when he lived in the tent and the hope of finding a job had faded.

But virtually overnight, his luck changed.

A job and a place to stay

Mr Nickoll went into the Armadale RSL one Friday to meetRecovery and Restoration Centre charity purchased a property last year from a Catholic nun who previously used the site to run counselling groups.

The Jarrahdale property, 45 kilometres south of Perth, was set on 16 hectares of bushland, with self-contained log cabins and dormitories to accommodate about 100 people.

Mr Nickoll said the centre had been life-changing, and he could not believe how his fortunes had turned around.

Mr Nickoll was the first person to move into the Recovery and Restoration Centre. ( ABC News: Rhiannon Shine )

"Every day I wake up and I am thankful and grateful," he said.

"I did not ask for this. I was struggling but I was doing OK, but they saw I needed more help and they just gave it to me openly."

'Veterans to help veterans'

Recovery


and Restoration Centre chairman Geoff Baldwin said the charity was created to facilitate partnerships between organisations that would enable "veterans to help veterans".

Mr Baldwin, who joined the Army at 21 before being medically discharged 12 years later, said the vision for the site was to create a hub that would allow organisations to work together, like they had in Mr Nickoll's case.

Recovery and Restoration Centre chairman Geoff Baldwin says they need more funding. ( ABC News: Rhiannon Shine )

"There are some fantastic organisations but most of those organisations are about helping people after the fact, when they are already suffering," he said.

"Our point of difference is that we want to help people at the gate, we want to be a safety net for them.

"We want to focus ontransition — in other words, grabbing people at the gate when they've still got their chin off their chest with a high sense of self-worth, and then building on that."

He said the long-term vision for the centre was to offer a full suite of services including counselling, training, development and vocational guidance, as well as a "safe house" for any ex-service person who needed accommodation or support.

Call for federal funding

But Mr Baldwin said the group needed funds to achieve the goal and had been lobbying the Federal Government.

The centre is aimed at having "veterans help veterans", Mr Baldwin said. ( ABC News: Rhiannon Shine )

He said the centre had hosted the Minister for Veterans' Affairs Darren Chester earlier in the year.

"He was terrific, and I think believed in


themselves or don't get the opportunity to present themselves to a company," she said.

"I set up meet and greets where we take veterans directly into companies, and that gives them an opportunity to talk face-to-face.

"And that has been quite a successful program here in Perth for getting veterans hired."and the backing of well-known space-exploration researchers, Planetary Resources faces many technical questions and uncertainties about costs and the technology required to extract materials from asteroids.

Scientists have said such a pursuit could cost hundreds of millions of dollars at least.

The 70-year-old Mr. Lewis said the technical requirements for sending an unmanned mission to an asteroid near Earth is "easier than landing on the moon because there is almost no gravity" to contend with on asteroids.

Scientists, including some researchers from National Aeronautics and Space Administration, have said they believe mining asteroids is crucial to future space exploration. Mr. Lewis said asteroids could yield "astronomical quantities" of minerals such as iron and nickel that could be used to build components for housing space explorers, and supply water for a fuel


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The principle of bone conduction has been


this article: The authors did not receive payment or support in kind for any aspect of the submitted work. FI, JB, and MC received travel grants and the reimbursement of congress fees in the past from MED-EL GmbH, Innsbruck, Austria.

[^1]: *Note*. ABG = air-bone gap; AC = air conduction; BC = bone conduction; n.a. = not applicable; PTA4 = pure-tone average of the frequencies 0.5, 1.0, 2.0, and 3.0 kHz; mean values ± standard deviation.

[^2]: *Note*. n.a. = not applicable; PTA4 = pure-tone average of the frequencies 0.5, 1.0, 2.0, and 3.0 kHz; mean values ± standard deviation.

[^3]: *Note*. APHAB = Abbreviated Profile of Hearing Aid Benefit; GBI = Glasgow Benefit Inventory; EC = Ease of Communication; BN = Background Noise; RV = Reverberation; AV = Aversiveness of Sounds.
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The world municipal solid waste (MSW) volume is expected to reach 2.2 billion tonnes by 2025, due to the increase of urban residents to 4.3 billion. Improperly managed urban solid waste is one of the main causes of environmental pollution and a serious health hazard, due to contamination of groundwater and surface water by leachate, as well as air pollution by their burning. Monitoring of pollution from different waste management options is crucial and environmental concerns are increasing the focus on the reuse and the recycling of MSW and on processes for adding value to wastes. In particular, the lignocellulosic fractions of MSW can be a source of a wide range of high added value products by biotechnological "tailor made" processes (Liguori et al. [@CR22]) for the


activities in the reference mix.

As shown in Fig. [3](#Fig3){ref-type="fig"}, for EA pretreated NW, the glucan conversion reached 14.3 % for MIX A and decreased for other three mixes (up to 13.1 % for MIX B, 10.7 % for MIX C and 13.4 % for MIX D). The xylan conversion was 19.2 % for MIX A and increased only for MIX B (up to 20.3 %), decreasing for MIX C (16.9 %) and for MIX D (15.4 %). The arabinose conversion reached 12.5 % for MIX A and decreased to 11.1 % for MIX B, 9.9 % for MIX C and 8.70 % for MIX D. The mannose conversion was less than 1 % for all the mixes. In conclusion, the maximum polysaccharides conversion yield (12.4 %) was obtained for MIX A.

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package org.apache.griffin.core.metric;

import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;

import org.apache.griffin.core.metric.model.Metric;
import org.apache.griffin.core.metric.model.MetricValue;
import org.springframework.beans.factory.annotation.Autowired;
import org.springframework.http.HttpStatus;
import org.springframework.http.ResponseEntity;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.PathVariable;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RequestBody;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RequestMapping;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RequestMethod;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RequestParam;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.ResponseStatus;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RestController;

@RestController
@RequestMapping("/api/v1")
public class MetricController {

    @Autowired


  private MetricService metricService;

    @RequestMapping(value = "/metrics", method = RequestMethod.GET)
    public Map<String, List<Metric>> getAllMetrics() {
        return metricService.getAllMetrics();
    }

    @RequestMapping(value = "/metrics/values", method = RequestMethod.GET)
    public List<MetricValue> getMetricValues(@RequestParam("metricName")
                                                 String metricName,
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It was never intended for the public to even have a sense of who was behind the scenes pulling the strings to create the Federal Reserve. Just like in the Wizard of Oz, the power of the wizard comes from the smoke and mirrors. And thedroppers and plays lots of dubs too. I am worried that the PD may not have enough touch and feel for me. But my Warrior is supposed to be the same class of racquet and I have no problems at all with touch shots, so I hope my worries are not warranted.

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I play S&V and try and come to net all the time. PD was great in the sense that i manage to get weak returns on serves and that made my holding serves a bit easier. I think i hit some of the crispiest volleys with this racquet.

I am struggling a bit with the too much power on fh and a tad sloppiness (seems like a lot of racquet on the hand) on the 1hbh.

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Let a(i) = 5*i + 20. What are the prime factors of a(17)?
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Let t = 0 - 2. Let y be -1 + (-1 - 5)/t. Supposen, 2*y = n - 1 + g. What are the prime factors of y?
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Let o = -192 + 287. What are the prime factors of o?
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Let w(l) be the second derivative of -l**4/12 - l**3 - l**2 + l. Let u be w(-5). Suppose 5 = u*d + z - 9, -2 = -d - 3*z. What are the prime factors of d?
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is likely Thompson will help out on the crucial task of managing Microsoft’s relations with its powerful Wall Street investors, the source said.

Nadella has little experience of that aspect of the job, and Ballmer and Gates did not prioritize it. Gates would likely focus on technical innovation in any new role, the source said.

There have been calls for months for Gates to step down from investors who believe Microsoft’s co-founder is a block to radical change and investor-friendly moves.

Ballmer, who plans to retire as soon as a new CEO is named, was re-elected to the board in November, but it is not clear how long he will remain there after retirement, the source said.

Several people briefed on the CEO search process had previously told Reuters that Microsoft wasfruit to fall off prematurely. It spreads rapidly by wind, birds, insects, clothing and infected equipment.

Huanglongbing

Huanglongbing is a bacterial infection known as greening disease. It is spread by an insect, the Asian Citrus Psyllid and infects all kinds of citrus trees. It causes the infected tree to yellow and die within a few years after contracting the disease. The fruit is usually bitter and misshapen. Greening is hard to detect because it has the same symptoms as nutritional deficiencies.

Melanose

Melanose is a fungal infection. It infects all citrus but mostly grapefruit. It affects the appearance of the fruit but not the taste. The disease causes small, brown scabs on the fruit's rind. It occurs only when the fruit is small. Melanose is worse in older trees.

Brown rot

Brown rot is


Cognitive dysfunction and antiphospholipid antibodies in systemic lupus erythematosus.
Nervous system involvement in systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) is typically diagnosed on the basis of clinical psychiatric and/or neurologic syndromes (NPSLE). Neuropsychological tests can be used to assess nervous system integrity even in the absence of major NP syndromes. Their application has uncovered significant cognitive dysfunction, ranging from mild to severe, in a sizeable proportion of SLE patients irrespective of clinical NP status. Cognitive dysfunction has now been accepted as a bona fide manifestation of NPSLE. The heterogeneity of clinical NPSLE manifestations is paralleled by the diversity of cognitive deficits reported in different studies and within different patients. The success of attempts to explain these deficits on the basis of potential pathogenetic mechanisms, such as antibrain antibodies and proinflammatory cytokines,this mean?" "Another year?" "Two?" "Five?" "Not necessarily." "I'm sorry." "It's not my fault." "It is your fault!" "You've given in to Munsey all along the line." "A couple of weeks ago I stood here, and you told me the gates were going to open for me." "In just a few more days I was going home." "Home." "I should have known better." "Those gates only open three times... when you come in, when you've served your time... or when you're dead!" "Gallagher." "Can I still count on your cooperation?" "Look at me, fellas." "Hi." "I just got a pip of an assignment." "I gotta write a story proving' how good the chow is around here." "You prove that and Time magazine will make you man of the


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an unpleasant, dull and lethargic mood. (Bukhari and Muslim)

When you are among your
goats in the desert and call the Adhan, raise your voice for whoever of
the jinn and men; and whatever hears the farthest sound of the voice of
the muezzin shall bear witness to it on the Day of Judgment. (Bukhari)

If people realized the
beneficence of calling the Adhan and standing in the first row for Prayer,
and they could secure these privileges only through drawing lots they would
draw lots for them; and if they knew the merit of coming early to Prayer
they would vie with each other in hastening to it; and if they appreciated
the value of the dawn and evening Prayers they would come to them even
if they had to crawl on all fours. (Bukhari and Muslim)

When yourecruiter came to town.

“He came into my classroom with a suit on, and so he got my respect, of course,” she said.

He offered for her to work for the Communications Section of the Army Security Agency, processing communications from all over the world.

Ensign knew she did not have a home to go back to after her father remarried, and her older brothers and sisters encouraged her to get out of Iowa and try something new.

“They pushed me out of my nest, and it was good for me,” she said. “At the same time, I knew I had their support.”

She stayed with the agency for the entire World War II effort and for the rest of her career. Her memories of that work are recorded in an oral history


project. The project folder can be moved, renamed, or copied, but it should be considered as a single unit.

If you are going to rename a project, you will have to rename both the project file (.STX extension) and the associated project folder to the same name.

If you are going to move a project to another computer, you will have to move both the project file (.STX extension) and the associated project folder to the other computer. You will also have to move all the assets such as captured or imported video, still image files, etc.Literature suggests that the paraspinal muscles of patients with LBP act submaximally \[[@B16], [@B17]\] and there is reduced activity during trunk movements \[[@B18], [@B19]\]. Also, Hides et al. (1994) suggest that arthrogenic muscle inhibition is likely in the paraspinal muscles in the presence of LBP. Such changes can potentially affect the sEMG measured in these subjects and patients. In this study, our findings did not support changes in muscle activation in the presence of acute muscular low back pain.

Correlations revealed a positive relationship between changes in SLR ROM and changes in FRR at 48 hours, meaning the greater the loss of SLR ROM, the lower the FRR ratio (less lumbar muscle relaxation). Additionally, there was not a main effect found for pain group on changes in SLR ROM.


Therefore this finding suggests that SLR ROM, and potentially hamstring flexibility, adversely affects achieving muscle relaxation. Moreover, the presence of acute low back pain does not seem to affect SLR ROM, but this may be affected in persons with chronic low back pain. This finding is consistent with the understanding that hamstring flexibility can be restricted in those experiencing nonspecific low back pain and may affect muscle activation patterns \[[@B20]\].

Additionally, literature suggests flexion relaxation and therefore FRR is likely a function of trunk ROM. Neblett et al. (2003) suggest failure to reach adequate lumbar flexion ROM may result in failure to cause flexion relaxation. In this study, no associations were found between change in trunk flexion ROM and FRR at 48 hours nor did baseline trunk ROM havebeen as scientifically dramatic as this week's. Thomson and Wilmut have moved on from the research that made them famous and have shifted focus to an area they consider more promising. "What a great bookend," Thomson said in an interview for the Washington Post. "Ten years of turmoil and now this nice ending. I can relax now."

However, major uncertainties remain and they mean that expanded funding for embryonic stem cell research is still needed. First is the problem of using retroviruses in the procedure which can catalyze cancer, a problem that Thomson, colleagues, and other experts are optimistic about overcoming. "Anyone who is going to suggest that this is just a side show and that it won't work is wrong," Doug Melton of Harvard University told the NY


Q:

How to find the eigen value and eigen vector of matrix with size (5030 * 3 )?

I have to find the eigen values of matrix which contains the 5030 rows and 3 columns. while using the numpy.linalg.eig(matrix) function it gives me error of
LinAlgError: Last 2 **dimensions** of the array must be square

is it compulsory that for eigen values matrix must be square.  or is there someways to find the eigen values of matrix with size(5030 *3).

A:

Eigenvalues are defined for linear endomorphisms. For that reason the associated matrix must be square in order to compute its eigenvalues and eigenvectors.

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Huawei P10 series Video review

About this review

We're publishing this review after a couple of weeks of on-and-off use of the Huawei P10 (VTR-L29, dual-SIM, 4GB/64GB) in "dazzling blue" and P10 Plus (VKY-L09 single SIM, 6GB/128GB) in black on the EE and Vodafone networks in the UK, and roaming on Orange in Barcelona, Spain. Our P10 was running software build 108 until about a week into testing, when it was updated to build 112. Our P10 Plus was running build 110.

Both phones were given to us shortly after the P10 launch event in Barcelona; Huawei reps tell us both units are representative of retail P10 devices.

Huawei P10 series Full review

2016 was a transformative year for Huawei. The Chinese firm with a reputation for sullying


and less tinny at high volume levels. Still, the P10 puts in a respectable performance, going louder than rivals like the Google Pixel and LG G6 with less distortion.

The P10's front face is as minimalist as any Huawei design to date, with the prominent Huawei branding of most of its other handsets having been replaced by the new front-mounted fingerprint scanner. It's a very deliberate change — one Huawei representative told me that the cleaner design might stop consumers pre-judging the phone based on its bearing an unfamiliar brand name. Another possibility is that the "hyper diamond cut" finish may have been difficult to include alongside a rear-mounted fingerprint sensor.

The sensor itself, built into the glass this time, for what that's worth, feels and functions about the sameenabled on the regular P10.

The P10 and P10 Plus both support VoLTE and Wi-Fi calling on EE in the UK, a first for Huawei, and a good indicator that future software updates may bring this to phones like the Mate 9.

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Huawei P10 series Cameras

We're a year into Huawei and Leica's strategic partnership, which has yielded some dramatically improved camera performance, and there are some big changes in the P10's imaging setup, in both the hardware and software.

First, both P10 models have grown a new portrait mode, which is similar in a lot of ways to the feature of the same name from the iPhone 7 Plus. The optics of Huawei's cameras are different — there's no zoom lens, for instance — so there's more heavy lifting


forces me to choose between two bad options: leave the screen protector on and deal with a display that feels like crappy plastic, or take it off and live in a frustrating hellscape of screen smudges.

When you're paying north of £550 for a flagship phone (either upfront or over the course of a contract), that's a choice you shouldn't have to make.

At the risk of stating the obvious, the display is the primary input and output device on a phone. It's the one thing you're constantly looking at and touching. For a company as established as Huawei to compromise it in this way defies reason.

The P10 earns itself a grudging recommendation, with a major asterisk attached.

It's pretty clear this phone is supposed to be used with its pre-fittedpropagating slow wave interpretation has been challenged. De Pontieu & McIntosh ([@Bart2010]) show that [*Hinode/EIS*]{} measurements of intensity and velocity oscillations of coronal lines are driven by a quasi-periodically varying component in the blue wing of the emission line, i.e. providing evidence of quasi-periodic upflows. Moreover, such upflows ($\sim 50-150\:$km/s in the line-of-sight) have also been reported in coronal loop footpoints in active regions (De Pontieu et al. [@Bart2009c]) and quiet-Sun regions (McIntosh & De Pontieu [@McIntosh2009a]). These authors also suggest a direct link between these outflows/propagating disturbances and chromospheric spicules, i.e. the fountain-like jets that protrude into the corona (McIntosh & De Pontieu [@McIntosh2009b]).

McIntosh et al. ([@McIntosh2010]) analysed [*STEREO*]{} observations of polar plumes and identified high-speed upflows, again as opposed to previous interpretations as propagating slow waves.


These authors observed high-speed jets travelling along the plumes with mean velocity of $135\:$km/s and repeating quasi-periodically (repeat times 5-25 minutes). Using [*SDO/AIA*]{} to extend this analysis to plume-like structures originating from equatorial coronal holes and quiet-Sun regions, Tian et al. ([@Tian2011]) found that the outflows are not restricted to plumes. These authors reported that the outflows exhibit transverse, swaying motions and probably originate from the magnetic network of the quiet-Sun and coronal holes. In contrast, Verwichte et al. ([@Verwichte2010]) argue that a slow mode interpretation remains a valid explanation for the observed quasi-periodic intensity perturbations, and show that slow waves inherently have a bias towards emission in the blue wing of the emission line due to the in-phase nature of the velocity and density perturbations.

Thus, it isuniform spacing. All boundaries are fixed in $x$ and $y$. Convergence testing was carried out with double and half the resolution.

Flux Emergence & Recreation of Murray et al. results {#sec:fluxemergence}
====================================================

Flux emergence is well documented in existing literature (e.g. Murray et al. [@Murray2006], Archontis et al. [@ArchontisREVIEW], as well as the papers listed in §$\ref{sec:flux_emergence_INTRO}$ and references therein). Figure \[Figure2\] (top row) shows that the buoyant magnetic tube rises and emerges into the model atmosphere, and that the emerging flux compresses the pre-existing magnetic field as it expands. To the north-west side of the emerging flux, the magnetic field is directed positively out of the solar surface whereas the neighboring coronal hole is directed in the opposite direction. Thus, a current sheet builds up at this interface between the


lower end of the current sheet give rise (periodically) to negatively-directed ${{{{v}}}}_x$ and ${{{{v}}}}_y$ motion. Meanwhile, jets from the upper end of the current sheet give rise (periodically) to positively-directed ${{{{v}}}}_x$ and ${{{{v}}}}_y$ motion. For orientation 2 current sheets, the two jets have mixed velocity components, and this can be clearly seen in Figure \[Figure4\]. Figure \[Figure4\] shows]{}]{} contours of ${{{{v}}}}_x$ (top row) and ${{{{v}}}}_y$ (bottom row) at four snapshots in our simulation (the blue/red colour table corresponds to positive/negative motions).

Let us first consider the ${{{{v}}}}_x$ behaviour (top row of Figure \[Figure4\]). The characteristic behaviour can be summarised as follows:

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[At $t=46.7\:$mins (orientation 1 current sheet), we have strong horizontal outflows, with positively-directed ${{{{v}}}}_x$ motions (blue) ejected from the upper end of the current sheet.]{}

[At $t=47.8\:$mins (orientation 2the evolution of ${{{{v}}}}_x$ (km/s) at the fixed point $(x_0, y_0)=(-2.5\:$Mm, $7\:$Mm). The oscillatory behaviour of ${{{{v}}}}_x$ can be clearly seen, i.e. the quasi-periodic transverse/swaying displacement. Note that the change from orientation 1 to 2 occurs at $t \approx 47\:$mins. Before this time, the strong positive ${{{{v}}}}_x$ motion is associated with the initial formation of the orientation 1 current sheet.

### Quasi-periodic vertical outflows {#sec:vertical_VY}

Figure \[Figure5\]b shows the evolution of ${{{{v}}}}_y$, i.e. the vertical outflow, at the fixed point $(x_0, y_0)=(-2.5\:$Mm, $7\:$Mm). We can clearly see the oscillatory behaviour: the outflow changes from ${{{{v}}}}_y<0$ at $t \approx 45.5\:$mins, to ${{{{v}}}}_y>0$ at $t \approx 46.5\:$mins, to ${{{{v}}}}_y<0$ at $t \approx 47.5\:$mins, to ${{{{v}}}}_y<0$ at $t \approx 49\:$mins. After $t \approx 50\:$mins, the signal is much weaker since the bulk of


thermal pressure, between the neighbouring flux systems.

We find strong horizontal outflows from both ends of current sheet and, once oscillatory reconnection is initiated, these change direction periodically. Similarly, we find strong vertical outflows in the positive $y-$direction emanating from the upper end of our current sheet, and these sit side-by-side with negative $y-$direction inflows bringing magnetic flux into the reconnection region. [[The direction of these positive/negative velocities changes as the system changes from orientation 1 to 2 (Figure \[Figure4\]) but we also find on average there is a vertical upflow directed in the positive $y-$direction (Figure \[Figure5\]b).]{}]{}

We find that the vertical outflows/collimated jet will be displaced horizontal during the shortening and lengthening of the evolving currents sheets which results from the oscillatory reconnection mechanism. This displacement gives theQ:

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hepatocytes. Hepatic cords of the tumor comprised one or two layers of cells. Hyperemia edema was found in the tumor mesenchyme with scattered lymphoplasmacytic infiltration. In parts of the liver sinusoid, obvious dilation, hyperemia, and hemorrhages could be observed. There was no obvious cirrhosis and no dilated bile ducts were found. The tumor was pathologically diagnosed as an HCA (Figure [3D](#F3){ref-type="fig"}).

![Gross pathological and histological findings of hepatocellular adenoma. A: *In situ* hepatocellular adenoma (HCA); B: View of resected HCA; C: Cut surface of resected HCA; D: Histology of resected HCA (HE staining, 100×).](WJCC-7-4111-g003){#F3}

Now, the young woman is working and living normally and has not relapsed during a year of re-examinations.

DISCUSSION
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HCA is occult at onset and lacks of specific clinical manifestations and laboratory examination findings. Since most scholars areof an early drainage vein is anticipated as a useful feature for distinguishing HAML from HCA\[[@B19]\].

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In our case, the patient's tumor was found by physical examination without etiology. The CT and MRI findings presented as the enhanced features of fast-in and slow-out. Some unenhanced areas suggested hemorrhagic necrosis. The tumor-feeding arteries were connected to the markedly enhanced lesions in the arterial phase. Ichikawa et al\[[@B20]\] reported that this sign is the


current and which not only can be used to produce high-Tc superconducting products but also can be used in the semiconductor industry.
Another object of the present invention is to provide high-Tc superconducting ceramic oxide products which are sealed to prevent oxygen loss and loss of superconductivity.
Still another object of the present invention is to provide a macroscopic method for making high-Tc superconducting ceramic oxide products which does not require conventional wire and cable making techniques such as drawing and cold working.
It is still another object of the present invention to provide a macroscopic method for making high-Tc superconducting ceramic oxide products of a variety of shapes, sizes and configurations.
Yet another object of the present invention is to provide a method for making high-Tc superconducting ceramic oxide products wherebythe superconducting ceramic oxide compositions are mechanically, electrically and chemically protected.
A further object of the present invention is to provide macroscopic and microscopic methods for producing high-Tc superconducting ceramic oxide products of high quality and having a long life.
Still a further object of the present invention is to provide a microscopic method for producing high-Tc superconducting ceramic oxide products.
Yet a further object of the present invention is to provide an apparatus and method for forming microscopic insulating layers or domains within a superconducting ceramic oxide thin film.
Another object of the present invention is to provide a method for making continuous superconducting connections between high-Tc superconducting products.
Another object of the present invention is to provide a method using alternate magnetic field during the heat treatment procedure for producing superconducting


Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss the mad, bad world of modern utopias. "I want to gather together about twenty souls," wrote D H Lawrence in 1915, "and sail away from this world of war and squalor and find a little colony where there shall be no money but a sort of communism as necessaries of life go, and some real decency". Utopias were in the air in the first decades of the 20th century and the literature of the period abounds with worlds of imagined escape, feminist utopias, technological nightmares and rich imaginings of the world as it could or should become. Many of the societies that writers like H G Wells created were meant seriously, as signposts to a future that would seem horrific to us now,veteran journalist, I’m really interested in hearing your stupid questions, too. After all, in my trade, we’re known to ask questions such as:

“So what was the color of the black glove the suspect was wearing?”

So please, e-mail me your stupid questions. Better yet, send me other people’s stupid questions. I just may share them in a future column.

Helena Rodriguez is a columnist for Freedom Newspapers of New Mexico. She can be reached at:
helena_rodriguez@link.freedom.com


${{\mathbb D}}$, disjoint from ${{\mathbb S}}$, and a positive constant ${\mathcal M}(\lambda_0)$ such that conditions , and hold. Let $\omega=\omega(\lambda_0)$ be the positive number which appears in the definition  of $M_h$. Then, for any fixed $\delta\in (0,\omega]$ small, there exists $h_\delta\geq \bar h$ such that the following facts hold: $$\begin{aligned}
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\,\,\quad\text{for all $t\in M_{h_\delta}$}.\end{aligned}$$ For all $\delta\in (0,\omega]$, we denote by $A_\delta$ the closed set defined as follows $$A_\delta:=\big\{u\in X: \|u\|\leq {\mathcal M}(\lambda_0),\,\, u\in \tilde\gamma_{h_\delta}({{\mathbb D}})
\cap f(\lambda_0;\cdot)^{-1}([c(\lambda_0)-2\delta,c(\lambda_0)+2\delta])\big\},$$ and we set $$C_\delta:=\{u\in X:\, d(u,A_\delta)\leq \sqrt{\delta},\,\,  c(\lambda_0)-2\delta \leq f(\lambda_0,u)\leq c(\lambda_0)+2\delta\}.$$ Since $f(\lambda_0;\cdot)$ is continuous, $C_\delta$ is of course closed inParis Sér. I Math.*]{} [**327**]{} (1998), 23–28.

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production seeks to explore the impact of a case that “irrevocably changed” communities within southwestern Ontario, and raised questions about gaps in long-term care of seniors more broadly.

“We bear a responsibility, as a community and as a society, for what we’ve allowed to occur here,” Garratt said.

“It’s not to say that we’re responsible for the crimes of Elizabeth Wettlaufer; she is responsible for those crimes. But we have a responsibility for having allowed (the long-term care) system to become what it has.”

The plot follows a group of siblings struggling to make a decision about how to best care for their aging father who has dementia. After the patriarch’s death, the family is sent reeling when it’s revealed that Wettlaufer worked at the long-term care facility they had putgroup. The expression of Sod1 and Sod3 was not affected significantly by the treatment ([Figure 7](#fig7){ref-type="fig"}).

3.3. Insulin Signaling {#sec3.3}
----------------------

Regarding the insulin signaling cascade, the protein expression and phosphorylation of insulin receptor *β* subunit (IR) at Tyr1150/1151 were both significantly (*p* \< 0.05 and *p* \< 0.001) upregulated in the skeletal muscle of obese Zucker rats receiving AVE0991. The protein content of total insulin receptor substrate (IRS1) was significantly (*p* \< 0.05) increased in the treated group. We evaluated the phosphorylation of IRS1 at different amino acid residues. Upon AVE0991 administration, IRS1 phosphorylation on Tyr896 was increased significantly (*p* \< 0.01), while Ser612 phosphorylation was decreased (*p* \< 0.05). The protein content of phosphorylated IRS1 on Ser307 was unchanged by the treatment ([Figure 8](#fig8){ref-type="fig"}).

The ratio of pIR*β* at Tyr1150/1151


role of endogenous ROS in the insulin signaling cascade and subsequent glucose uptake by the skeletal muscle \[[@B16]--[@B19]\]. Moreover, the application of antioxidants has a negative effect on skeletal muscle glucose utilisation after exercise \[[@B17]\]. It has been proven that Nox4 inactivation results in inhibition of insulin signaling cascade, which means that for proper signal transduction, a certain amount of ROS is needed \[[@B20]\]. Insulin after binding to its receptor triggers rapid generation of ROS via activation of Nox4 in insulin-responsive tissues, which facilitates signal transduction through the insulin action pathway \[[@B20]--[@B22]\]. This mechanism is mediated by the oxidative inhibition of protein tyrosine phosphatase 1B (PTP1B) by ROS. The molecule of PTP1B has a catalytic activity if its thiol moiety is in a reduced form, when it actsraw HR in the calculation of HRV (Tzeng et al., [@B63]; Thireau et al., [@B60]). HRV application to invertebrates is rare, and the relative neural, physical and/or hormonal modulation of HR in oysters has not been fully elucidated (Greenberg, [@B23]; Quayle, [@B46]; Mayeri et al., [@B39]; Liebeswar et al., [@B35]; Hill and Yantorno, [@B28]; Koester et al., [@B32]; Greenberg et al., [@B24]). Thus, we adopted an approach that performed HRV calculations based on raw HR data, analogous to that employed in mammals.

Few studies have explored HRV in bivalves (Curtis et al., [@B11]; Ritto et al., [@B48]). Our analyses revealed none of the defined spikes in post-spectral density (PSD) at specific frequencies as seen in mammals, which is an interesting biologic observation that precluded the application of frequency domain


al., [@B11]). Both acclimation groups had low HRV at T~exp~ of 22°C, consistent with low HRV in mussels at control conditions (Depledge et al., [@B13]; Curtis et al., [@B11]). This varies from the marked HRV in resting mammals (ESC/NASPE Task Force, [@B20]; Thireau et al., [@B60]; Domnik et al., [@B17]), and may reflect a greater scope for beat-to-beat neural regulation of HR in mammals. T~a10~ spat had increased HRV compared to the T~a22~ group (RMSSD and pN50).

Our findings raise the question of how best to compare and interpret HRV in invertebrates and mammals. Baseline HRV differs between invertebrates and mammals; however, the inverse relationship between HR and HRV remains (Depledge et al., [@B13]; Kazuma et al., [@B30]; Curtis et al., [@B11]; Gong et al., [@B22]). In mammals, HRVprovides a new tool to assess spat resilience to environmental changes or strategies to minimize early spat mortality in open waters (Mann, [@B38]). Incorporation of measurements of metabolic rate, filtration rate, or growth would provide an integrated analysis of the energetic cost of the observed HR alterations in variably-acclimated spat.

Author contributions {#s6}
====================

ND: Design of experiments/hypotheses; methodologic design; performed experiments; analysis/interpretation; wrote and revised manuscript. EP: Assisted with experiments, experimental/methodologic design, interpretation; editing of manuscript. NE: Assisted with experiments, experimental/methodologic design; editing of manuscript. PF: Design of experiments/hypotheses; methodologic design; interpretation; editing of manuscript. JF: Design of experiments/hypotheses; methodologic design; assisted with experiments; interpretation; writing/editing of manuscript.

Funding
=======

Michael Smith Foreign Study Supplement (National Science and Engineering Research Council, Canada---ND), Canadian Institutes for Health Research (CIHR-MOP 81211---JF), and Commonwealth Science and


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term “accidental internationals”. Youngsters who have moved to new countries with their parents when they were still dependents and developed into international sportsmen cannot be an issue and there are numerous examples of this. Just about every country will have an example, from England to South Africa and New Zealand – it happens.

What makes me start asking questions is when players make the decision to relocate with the stated intent of qualifying for and playing for their new country. The case of Bandi Akhee is of particular relevance here. When he left New Zealand, he announced plans to qualify to play for Ireland, with the promise of having his residency fast-tracked. South African Richardt Strauss, cousin of South African hooker Adriaan Strauss, did the same and has played


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Published : Apr 11, 2018Strings are immutable. That means once you've created the String , if another process can dump memory, there's no way (aside from reflection) you can get rid of the data before garbage collection kicks in.

With an array, you can explicitly wipe the data after you're done with it. You can overwrite the array with anything you like, and the password won't be present anywhere in the system, even before garbage collection.

So yes, this is a security concern - but even using char[] only reduces the window of opportunity for an attacker, and it's only for this specific type of attack.


given sample, for example by comparing the ratio of carbon-13 to carbon-12 in parts per thousand, a figure known as the δ13C, pronounced "delta thirteen C." The lower the number, the more carbon-12—and, therefore, the lighter the sample. For example, isotopically light methane typically comes from decaying plant matter, while methane released from geological sources tends to be heavier.

Understanding the sources of methane helps researchers develop a deeper knowledge of the processes that generate methane, in addition to helping to pin down methane sources in the atmosphere and track subsurface sources of combustible natural gas.

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Of course, to characterize methane, first you have to be able to find it. In a proof-of-concept study conducted this past summer, Christian Frankenberg, who has a joint appointment as an associate professordetail in 2011 and 2012.

“You received an anonymous letter, and it had some information in it that was true,” Branch-Wise said. “I just didn’t want to hide it anymore.”

Denver7 has not been able to substantiate many of the claims in the anonymous letter and has chosen not to publish it.

“This whole situation is wrought with politics, but I have to push through those politics. She's responding to an anonymous letter you got. You called her based on that anonymous letter, wrought with politics, and [there are] really slanderous things written into that letter. But more importantly, even when I knew all of that in the backdrop, Detective Branch-Wise deserved more and she deserves an apology from me,” Hancock said.

Hancock appeared to become emotional when asked what the potential


proposed, and we hope the Special Counsel will agree to it. Sorry for the confusion."

A spokesperson for Mueller in an email to The Hill declined to comment.

Democrats have been calling for Mueller to testify before the committee since they obtained a letter from the special counsel to the attorney general expressing frustration with Barr's summary of Mueller's Russia investigation.

"The summary letter the Department sent to Congress and released to the public late in the afternoon of March 24 did not fully capture the context, nature, and substance of this Office's work and conclusions," the letter signed by Mueller reads. "There is now public confusion about critical aspects of the results of our investigation."

Barr, during a press conference last month, said he would not object to Mueller speaking withWhy Yes, that is Kate Moss on the cover of Bryan Ferry’s (Roxy Music) new album. A bevy of special guests on it too, including his former bandmates. Click here for more details. Olympia rolls out October 26.


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Although I haven't provided direct evidence that the world was less colourful I have provided a potential theory. Hopefully the examples I've presented have convinced you that my theory of the world being less colourful, even possibly only marginally less so, is not developed without thought.
I will point out it is entirely possible the world was equally or even more colourful before - no colour vision would allow colours to drift around more, selection on colour in the context of camouflage would reduce the variety of colour we see as


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For specific group among dihedral or quaternion, some other information about group could help much to obtain class equation. For example, $D_8$, it is non-abelian group of prime-power order ($8$); its center should be non-trivial, hence $|Z(D_8)|\geq 2$. Ifand the first half of 2015.

The Lucius play is believed to be producing at maximum rates with Heidelberg estimated to start production in the middle of 2016. Freeport has also dug deep in Atwater valley region after being encouraged by solid results at Power Nap.

Beyond oil, the sales trend of copper, gold, and molybdenum over the quarters is also improving. Freeport delivered 13.1 million barrels of oil equivalents (MMBOE), 23 million pounds of molybdenum, 352 thousand ounces of gold and 964 million pounds of consolidated copper in the second quarter of 2015 as against 16.0 MMBOE of oil. The company has also produced 25 million pounds of molybdenum, 159 thousand ounces of gold, and 968 million pounds of copper for the second quarter of 2014.

The company is expected


total debt of $20.90 billion as against a weaker total cash position of $466 million. This will restrict the company from investing in its infrastructure. The PEG ratio of a negative 2.19 also depicts weak valuation. Hence, I think that it will be a good idea to ignore Freeport-McMoRan since its financials will remain in the short run.                                  8
personally has experienced various specific travel impediments because of his

inclusion on the Selectee List.

      The complaint does allege that Abdi was placed on the No Fly List for a short

time. In the facts section, the complaint states that Abdi was prevented from

boarding a plane from Nairobi to the United States on one occasion on June 14, 2017,

because he was “upgraded from the Selectee List to the No Fly List.” Id. at ¶ 40.

However, the complaint then states that, two days later, Abdi was allowed to fly back

to the United


is one

that is objectively among those “deeply rooted in this Nation’s history and tradition”

and “implicit in the concept of ordered liberty” such that it is “fundamental.”

Glucksberg, 521 U.S. at 720–21. Second, the court must determine whether the

claimed right—fundamental or not—has been infringed through either total

prohibition or “direct[] and substantial[]” interference. Zablocki v. Redhail, 434 U.S.

374, 387 (1978). Third, if the right infringed is a fundamental right, the court must

determine whether the government has met its burden to show that the law or

government action interfering with the right is narrowly tailored to achieve a

compelling government purpose. Id. at 388. If the right is not fundamental, we

apply rational basis review. Reno v. Flores, 507 U.S. 292, 305 (1993) (“[N]arrow

tailoring is required only when fundamental rights are involved.”). We agree with

Abdiis not challenging the
Department of Homeland Security Traveler Redress Inquiry Program (“DHS TRIP”),
a process that allows individuals who seek redress after having been included in the
terrorist watch list to submit an inquiry about their listee status to DHS. Dist. Ct. Op.
at 4. Abdi insisted instead that he challenges his placement on the watchlist in the
first instance. Id. His brief to us emphasizes that it is only the government’s failure
to notify him of his placement on the list that violates procedural due process.

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his placement


is a citizen of the People’s Republic of China. He was born on February

4, 1979 in Fuzhou, China. He was baptized as a Christian on July 15, 1998. He attended

the Lang Qi Church on Sundays. He began attending this church with his grandmother

when he was young. He started to work in a motorcycle repair shop in February 2000.

Mr. Chen testified that “[o]n June 5, 2002 [he] was arrested by the police because of [his]

belief in religion.” Mr. Chen testified that his employer was also arrested and that he was

“sold out” to the police by a fellow employee whose name was Wang Liao Ming. Mr.

Chen had an argument with Mr. Ming a few days before he was arrested. Mr. Chen

testified that Mr. Ming “was not happy that I triedsolve their problems.” Mr. Chen was asked

whether his employer “often spread Christianity to other people and also that did he hold

any meetings in the store.” Mr. Chen told the police that “the owner was just trying to

help solve some of their problems, they did not talk about any cult.” Mr. Chen alleged in

his asylum application that he was asked “who was behind me for spreading evil cult. I

told them that I was only a normal Christian, and it was my duty to spread the Gospel.”

       The officers also interrogated him about his employer. The officers accused Mr.

Chen’s employer of spreading rumors against the Chinese government because of his

relationship with relatives in Taiwan. Mr. Chen testified that he was beaten because the


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uphold the BIA’s factual findings if they are supported by substantial evidence.” Singh v.

Gonzales, 406 F.3d 191, 195 (3d Cir. 2005). “Board determinations are upheld if they are

‘supported by reasonable, substantial, and probative evidence on the record considered as

a whole.’” Guo v. Ashcroft, 386 F.3d 556, 561 (3d Cir. 2004) (quoting INS v. Elias-

Zacarias, 502 U.S. 478, 481 (1992)). “[T]he administrative findings of fact are

conclusive unless any reasonable adjudicator would be compelled to conclude to the

contrary[.]” 8 U.S.C. § 1252(b)(4)(B).

       An asylum applicant must                    10
employer “was just trying to help solve some of their problems, they did not talk about

any cult.”

       The term “proselytize” is defined as “to induce someone to convert to one’s faith”

and “to recruit someone to join one’s party, institution, or cause[.]” Merriam-Webster’s

Collegiate Dictionary 998 (11th ed. 2004). Mr. Chen testified that he told stories from

the bible to comfort persons who were troubled by their personal problems. This conduct

does not equate to an attempt to “induce” people to “convert” to his faith. Mr. Chen did

not testify that he converted anyone to his Christian beliefs. The record also shows that

Mr. Chen became a member


diving into their own emotions, figuring out why they feel the way that they do. ENFPs are not fearful of emotions, fully understanding that they are an important part of living life to the fullest. They enjoy being able to fully accept their own feelings, striving to understand and relish in them. ENFPs are strongly drive by their emotions, wanting to explore the world around them in an enthusiastic way. They often enjoy breaking things down, working to achieve a deeper understanding and connection with everything.

INTJ

The Emotions of Others:

INTJs do not have a strong connection to the emotions of others. They are extremely logic driven, often struggling to understand what others are feeling. INTJs often attempt to apply logic to people’s actions, struggling when people are strongly emotionwho will completely accept them, they may be more willing to let these emotions show. If they feel judged however, the ESTJ will close up completely.

ISFJ

The Emotions of Others:

ISFJs are very connected to the emotional needs of others. They strive to understand what people want, and work to provide that for them. They want to make people happy, desiring to be able to provide emotional support and comfort. ISFJs enjoy having a harmonious environment, where their loved ones feel safe and completely appreciated. They are very aware of the emotions of others, wanting desperately to fix whatever may be ailing them. ISFJs are deeply caring and giving individuals, spending most of their energy providing for the emotional needs of others. The ISFJ is always willing to hear people


them prefer logical conclusions over feelings.

ISFP

The Emotions of Others:

ISFPs are sensitive and caring individuals, who strive to make connections with people. They want to be open and understanding to the feelings of others. They often use their own internal emotions to connect with the feelings of the people around them. They find themselves more capable of connecting with people who they understand deeply. ISFPs are very observant individuals, capable of reading people very well. They may not have a strong sense of other people’s emotions, but are very good at being supportive and understanding. They are always willing to lend and ear to those that they love. They will never judge the people they are close, making them excellent listeners. The ISFP is very good at patiently listeningto people open up about their feelings, enjoying the chance to understand them better.

Their Own Emotions:

ISFPs feel their emotions in a very deep and real way. They have a strong sense of internal emotions, which they spend a lot of time working through. They often have a hard time disconnecting from their surroundings and their emotions. The ISFP does not do well if they attempt to ignore their feelings, finding that they are incapable of doing so. They have a strong connection to their internal emotions, which is often what makes them very caring and loving individuals. They understand what it is like to be overwhelmed by emotions, because of this they are very understanding towards others. ISFPs have very powerful emotions, finding connections to the world around


the operator is otherwise qualified, we grant the request.
9.
The Commission defines a replacement satellite as a satellite that is "authorized to
operate at the same location, in the same frequency bands, and with the same coverage area as one of the licensee's existing satellites," and will be brought into use at "approximately the same time as, but no later than, the existing satellite is retired."20 The Commission adopted the replacement expectancy policy in 1988, when the first generation of privately-licensed, commercial satellites began to reach their end-of-fuel lives.21 At that time, most satellite operators had small in-orbit fleets and generally sought to replace retired satellites at the end of their 10-15 year design life with new, state-of-the-art satellites at the same

15 Id. at 17286, 3.16 See CapRock Eleventh OrbitIn addition, we have seen a large increase in the number of license extension requests to operate particular satellites up to a decade beyond their original license terms.27
11.
CapRock has expressed the concern that failing to replace retired or relocated satellites
on a timely basis, and/or using older "replacement" satellites that do not reflect current technology could restrict consumers' access to state-of-the-art services.28 As mentioned previously, as long as an operator holds a replacement expectancy for a particular orbital location, the Commission will not accept a competing application to provide satellite service from the same orbital location using the same frequency bands.29 This could preclude new or existing satellite operators from building and launching new spacecraft that can offer the benefits of competition and advanced technology. At the same time


of Intelsat 22 at the 72.1 E.L. orbital location without prejudice to any decision regarding Intelsat's replacement expectancy for the 12.25-12.5 GHz frequency band); Intelsat Licensee LLC, SAT-MOD-20110925-00190, granted Jan. 31, 2012 (authorizing Horizons 2 to relocate from 74.05 W.L. to 84.85 W.L. without prejudice to any decision regarding Intelsat's replacement expectancy for the 11.7-12.2 GHz and 14.0-14.5 GHz frequency bands at 74.05 W.L.); Intelsat Licensee LLC, IBFS File No. SAT-MOD-20100115-00010, granted Sep. 17, 2010 (authorizing Intelsat 705 to relocate from 50 W.L. to 29.5 W.L. without prejudice to a decision regarding Intelsat's replacement expectancy for the 12.5-12.75 GHz band at 50 W.L.).36 This policy is codified in Section 25.113(g) (3) of our rules, 47 C.F.R. 25.113 (g) (3), which states that where a space station is "determinedsatellite to serve as a replacement for a satellite it has de-orbited or moved to another location. This could be because the operator does not have the resources to
(Continued from previous page) Assistance, Order, 12 FCC Rcd 3094 (Int'l Bur. 1997) (granted application filed in January 1996 to launch and operate an emergency replacement satellite for the VITASAT-1 satellite that was destroyed in a launch failure in August 1995; replacement satellite to be launched by March 1997); American Telephone and Telegraph Company, Order and Authorization, 10 FCC Rcd 12132 (Int'l Bur. 1995) (authorizing the launch and operation of Telstar 402R by December 1995, which was to serve as an emergency replacement satellite for the Telstar 402 satellite lost shortly after launch in September 1994); Hughes Communications Galaxy, Inc.,


orbits to impede the introduction of new satellite technology.43 To this end, we stated that we will consider orbital locations occupied by satellites in inclined orbits operating past their original license terms as being potentially available for reassignment to a new state-of-the-art satellite.44c.

License Extensions

20.
During the last few years, we have seen an increase in satellites' useful lives and an
accompanying increase in the number of requests to extend a satellite's license term well beyond its initial license term.45 While it may be possible for a satellite to operate an additional decade or more beyond its

40 See, e.g., Intelsat 129 W.L. Order, 27 FCC Rcd at 11234 (Intelsat sought to replace its relocated Galaxy 27 satellite with its 7-year old Galaxy 12 satellite). 41 Section 25.118 (e) of the Commission'sbeams in the downlink direction since the space station is not accurately pointing at its intended target area all of the time. Inclined orbit operations are governed by Section 25. 280 of theCommission's rules, 47 C.F.R. 25.280.43 Streamlining the Commission's Rules and Regulations for Satellite Application and Licensing Procedures, Report and Order, 11 FCC Rcd 21581, 21589 (1996).44 Id. 45 The license term for most space stations is 15 years. 47 C.F.R 25.121. If a licensee wants to operate a space station beyond its license term, it must file an application to modify the space station license, specifying the length of the extension requested. We review these applications on a case-by-case basis. See, e.g., DISH Operating LLC, IBFS File No. SAT-MOD-20120124-00011, granted Oct. 18, 2012 (extending 10-year license


operator's vertical integration creates efficiencies that are not possible with an un-integrated structure. For example, cost savings might

result from integrating production, internalizing externalities and correctly aligning incentives, or eliminating double marginalization.53
27.
Fourth, if we find such efficiencies as a result of the vertical integration, we must
determine the likelihood of whether they will be passed on to consumers. If, for example, there are other firms that can serve as effective competitive constraints or consumers are able to switch their demand to substitute services and avoid entirely the offering of the satellite operator, the efficiencies from the vertical integration more likely will be passed on to end users. Alternatively, if there are no substitute services or alternative effective competitors, the vertically integrated firm will have the ability and incentive to substantiallymarket at a price that exceeds its marginal cost. The margin charged by the upstream firm increases the marginal cost of the downstream firm, which results in a higher end-user price than would occur if the input had been priced at marginal cost. Vertical integration can eliminate the problem of double marginalization, because the integrated firm, in determining the uniform price at which it will sell the downstream product, will consider the real economic cost of producing the input. Because vertical integration effectively reduces the marginal cost of the input in this situation, it results in the integrated firm setting a lower price for the downstream product, benefiting consumers. See Riordan & Salop at 526-527. 54 This approach is consistent with the current U.S. Department of Justice and


behavior, explicit or tacit, by facilitating the sharing of information that would assist in bid coordination, parallel pricing and other conduct resulting in anticompetitive harm. For example, we seek comment on whether vertical negotiations and contracts for bandwidth between a vertically integrated satellite provider and an integrator would result in an increase in bid rates to the customer because theoperator would know the floor of the integrator's bid rate and/or prevent the integrator from bidding because it was foreclosed access to obtaining the operator's bandwidth capacity. Similarly, we seek comment on competition among vertically integrated operators and request evidence to the extent that negotiating for or purchasing the other operator's capacity provided insight into pricing strategies.
36.
While, as noted previously, our focus is on past behavior, if commenters believe02 9190 1464

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tough to change. Two recent experiences reinforce my opinion.

I approached the reception desk in a medical office. The two women behind the counter ignored me. It wasn’t busy in the office, but neither woman spoke or looked up. Eventually, I had to announce my presence. Reluctantly, one of the women consulted her computer to verify my appointment and requested my co pay. I gave her $25 and she proceeded to argue with me. “No, no, it’s $15!” I explained the recent increase in my co pay, but she obviously believed her computer, not me. Finally I said, “You have 2 options. You can take my $25 and give me a receipt, or you can take $15 and bill me for the additional $10. I think it’s simpler ifa great job of hiring and training of his staff. He thanked me, saying that he considers the impression given by the receptionists critical to his practice. Receptionists are the first contact, either in person or by phone, that the patients (i.e. customers) have and it’s important that it be a positive experience. This doctor clearly “gets it”. He understands not just the medical side of his work, but also the management side.

So how are the receptionists at your office? Are they treating customers and potential customers the way you would like? Good first impressions are critical and tough to change. Remember, the main issue here is attitude and attitude flows primarily from management. Make sure yours is reflected well in the people who greet your customers, clients,


a story floating around, one that I call A Tale of Five Monkeys. Here is the story.

Start with a cage containing five monkeys. Inside the cage, hang a banana on a string and place a set of stairs under it. Before long, a monkey will go to the stairs and start to climb towards the banana. As soon as he touches the stairs, spray all of the other monkeys with cold water. After a while, another monkey makes an attempt with the same result – the other monkeys are sprayed with cold water. Pretty soon, when another monkey tries, the other monkeys will try to prevent it.

Now, put away the cold water. Remove one monkey from the cage and replace it with a new one. The new monkeysees the banana and goes to climb the stairs. To his horror, the other monkeys attack him. After another attempt, he knows if he touches the stairs he will be assaulted.

Next, remove another of the original five monkeys and replace it with a new one. The newcomer goes to the stairs and is attacked. The previous newcomer joins in the punishment with enthusiasm! Then, replace a third monkey with a new one, then a fourth, then the fifth. Every time a newcomer takes to the stairs, he is attacked.

Most of the monkeys beating him have no idea why they were not permitted to climb the stairs or why they are participating in the beating of the newest monkey. After replacing all the original monkeys, none of the remaining


be available once the raid instance is gone.

Oh, wait, did I get ahead of myself? Are you wondering “Wait, what the heck is ZG? Why should I care again?”

Well, maybe you do wonder why you should care, but there are reasons to go in there, depending on what you like to do.

First, the breakdown. Zul’Gurub is a 20-man raid instance that was added into the original release of World of Warcraft. It was added in patch 1.7 (no, I didn’t know that offhand, I looked it up), and was considered in many ways a stepping stone for progression gear placed between Upper Blackrock Spire and Onyxia/Molten Core.

I know that I ran Healing Druid style in Zul’Gurub and enjoyed it quite a lot. It had challenges aplenty, interesting mechanics,neat fights, and a really COOL troll feel to it.

It was, at the time, a rarity; an open air raid instance you could mount up in, vast spaces to get lost in, Amazonian rivers to get eaten up in if you were silly enough to take shortcuts… and of COURSE you took short cuts.🙂

Cool scripted boss fights.

I loved ZG.

Sadly, my guild in Vanilla (word up Divine Might!) had already been doing ZG before I got to the point of being ready to raid, so right as I was getting excited and my Druid was building Zandalar Tribe rep, they were bored with it and wanting to stop going. The general attitude of malaise within the guild when the subject of ZG came up made it a raid that


for sure. ZG was released as my guild was making decent forays into MC, and the gear made for nice boosts. Plus, as Bear said, the flavor. Oh, the flavinating that it oozed. I loves me some troll, but was forced Alliance by some friends, so any chance I got to go to ZF or ZG was a treat for me. (Sunken Temple I can take or leave.)

I’ve been solo farming for the pet and mounts for a while, but with no luck. Last night, just after I heard about this, my friend sent me a Razzashi Raptor hatchling from his solo effort. Bless that man. Mount karma will likely continue to elude me, since I was lucky enough to have gotten Anzu in about 20 runs.

The instance,account whatever in the record fairly detracts from its weight', Universal Camera Corp v. N.L.R.B., 340 U.S. 474, 488, 71 S.Ct. 456, 464, 95 L.Ed. 456, we think there was substantial evidential support for the order based upon the violation of Sec. 8(a)(3) of the Act.  Granted that it was the burden of the Board to show that the discharge was discriminatory, such a permissible inference is adequate.  Montgomery Ward & Co. v. N.L.R.B., 7 Cir., 107 F.2d 555; N.L.R.B. v. Remington Rand, Inc., 2 Cir., 94 F.2d 862, certioari denied, 304 U.S. 576, 58 S.Ct. 1046, 82 L.Ed. 1540.

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Such a discharge was also, of course, an interference with employee's rights guaranteed in Sec. 7 of the Act, 29 U.S.C.A. § 157.  N.L.R.B. v. Remington


n°328.159 of June 26, 2013.

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The prevalence of self-reported multimorbidity was 23.6%. The prevalence of interviewees that reported no diagnosis of chronic diseases was 52.0% and those that reported one chronic disease were 24.3%. From the number of adults within the sample that reported two or more chronic diseases, it was possible to estimate the number of cases for the Brazilian population over 18 years of age: 34,539,047 adults. It was observed that the number of chronic diseases increases with the age of the individuals. The observed prevalence of two or more chronic diseases was higher among individuals aged 60 years or older (51.2%) ([Fig 1](#pone.0174322.g001){ref-type="fig"}).The prevalence of multimorbidity increases with age for both men and women, however, women are more affected by multimorbidity in all age groups.hypercholesterolemia (13.6%); among those that reported three diseases, the most common combination was hypertension, diabetes and hypercholesterolemia (9.0%); among those that reported four diseases, the most common combination was hypertension, diabetes, hypercholesterolemia and spine/back issues (6.7%); and among those that reported five diseases, the most common combination was hypertension, hypercholesterolemia, arthritis, back issues and depression (5.1%) ([Table 3](#pone.0174322.t003){ref-type="table"}).

10.1371/journal.pone.0174322.t003

###### Combination of chronic diseases among respondents with multimorbidity. NHS, Brazil, 2013.

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                 2.17(1.87--2.53) [\*\*](#t004fn002){ref-type="table-fn"}    2.09(1.79--2.43)[\*\*](#t004fn002){ref-type="table-fn"}
  40--49                                       23.9                              4.24(3.69--4.86) [\*\*](#t004fn002){ref-type="table-fn"}    3.92(3.41--4.51)[\*\*](#t004fn002){ref-type="table-fn"}
  50--59                           reported morbid conditions evaluated was depression, hypertension, diabetes mellitus, urinary incontinence, and insomnia, using an anonymous self-report questionnaire completed by 377 women concluded that 39.3% reported two or more morbid conditions \[[@pone.0174322.ref020]\]. When multimorbidity occurred in women over the age of 50, it could be explained by higher vulnerability and higher exposure times to risk factors for chronic diseases \[[@pone.0174322.ref020]\]. Another explanation is that women are more sensitive to their health condition and therefore, tend to report more diseases \[[@pone.0174322.ref019]\]. Compared to women, men are more likely to die prematurely from non-communicable diseases which can lead to a higher prevalence among women \[[@pone.0174322.ref021]\].

The strong association between multimorbidity and age has been described in literature \[[@pone.0174322.ref022],[@pone.0174322.ref023]\]. A statistically significant difference was revealed herein, regarding age, with a higher prevalence


Health Policy38 (53) Public Environmental & Occupational Health19 (26) Economics5 (7) Other14 (19)Membership of the ICMJE5 (7)Membership of the COPE54 (75)Open Access at the time of publication59 (82) By default11 (19) By authors choice48 (81)Affiliation with a professional organisation45 (63)Publisher Springer^a^11 (15) Wiley-Blackwell8 (11) BioMed Central^a^7 (10) Sage7 (10) Elsevier5 (7) Taylor & Francis5 (7) Lippincott Williams & Wilkins4 (6) Oxford University Press3 (4) Cambridge University Press3 (4) Other19 (26)Requirement for authors to comply with reporting statements^b^ CONSORT18 (25) PRISMA17 (24) STROBE15 (21) COREQ11 (15) None50 (69)Existence of a conflicts of interest policy67 (93)^a^Springer announced the acquisition of BioMed Central (BMC) Group in October 2008^b^Journals may have more than one option that applies*COPE* Committee on Publication Ethics, *ICMJE* International Committee of Medical Journal Editors

Characteristics of the COI disclosure policies {#Sec14}
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Out of the 72 included journals, 67 (93%) had a COI policy (Fig. [1](#Fig1){ref-type="fig"}). Table [2](#Tab2){ref-type="table"} shows the characteristics of thoserequiring all authors to disclose their COI increased disclosures from none in 2002 to 30% of the published articles in 2006 \[[@CR21]\]. Given our findings, health policy journals could improve on specific items such as definitions and instructions for disclosing non-financial COIs.Box 1Suggestions for items that journals could include in their policies for authors' disclosure of conflicts of interest (COI)Describe the COISpecify the level of COI -- individual vs. institutionalSpecify the type of COI -- financial vs. non- financialIf financial COI, specify:\
• The subtype (e.g. grant; serving as an advisor, consultant or public advocate; stock ownership; indirect financial support (examples include paid by the entity, writing assistance, administrative support); personal fees; direct employment; honoraria for speaking, writing or reviewing on the topic discussed in the manuscript; speaker bureaus or


board membership; royalties; patents)\
• The monetary value\
• Date\
• Source and source type (e.g. private for-profit, private not-for-profit, governmental, institution, medical professional society, inter-governmental)If non-financial COI, specify:\
• The subtype (e.g. participation in guideline panel, public expression of opinion, religious beliefs, political affiliation)\
• Date

Although there is little evidence regarding the amount of money that is likely to bias decisions and judgments, it may nevertheless be advisable for journals to ask for more specific details about financial COIs, including the amount of money involved. Lewison et al. \[[@CR22]\] suggested a COI statements registry, where authors could declare their competing interests, that could be effortlessly followed over time to verify the authors' declared interest. Requirement for reviewers and the editorial team to disclose their own COIs, and how these are managed, represents another major area where policieschirps begin in the middle of the night.

That’s because the jackassery doesn’t end there with occasional non-directional chirps. Once you finally find your chirping detector, you then have to figure out, most likely while perched on a ladder at 3:00 AM, how to disconnect the thing and where to put the battery.

Assuming you have a 9V battery, you’re not through the woods yet. After you disconnect the smoke detector from the ceiling, if you’re lucky as I was, you’ll first have to locate a micro screwdriver to open the battery compartment. Can somebody explain to me why all the security for a 9-volt battery on an $15 smoke detector?

Assuming you get that far, you’ll then have to screw it back into the wall. Replacing the smoke detector is


more teams in all the underage competitions.

By 1979 the club had progressed and fielded a senior team. The club played in the SQAFA 3rd Division.  On 13 October 1979 the clubhouse was officially opened.

In 1981 with the addition of a reserve grade side the club was promoted into Division Two.

A reshuffling of clubs in 1986 saw the Springwood Pumas in Division One. After two seasons the club was back in Division Two but not for long, promoted again in 1991.

After the 2000 season an AFLQ reorganization saw Springwood placed in Division Two for 2001. It was in this grade that the club defeated Caboolture  12.13.85 to 9.12.66 to win the 2002 Division two premiership.

2003 and Springwood was back in the Pineapple Hotel Cup competition. After makingpresents another unenviable issue when speaking of the Red Bulls. The global business of Red Bull had a chance to showcase itself just before a major race in Canada, and by golly, they had the property and stage to do so. Surely, an organization independent of the reach of a global umbrella would think twice about bringing in an A list star from a Z list sport to attract attention to soccer in the tri-state, but in this case, we are reminded that the global brand trumps all other concerns.

Nevertheless, the boomerang effect of this tease has brought to light the shortcomings of the Red Bulls strategy, especially when compared to their fledgling counterparts. The unrestricted flexibility of the Cosmos Marketing strategy gives their ownership group the opportunity


some marketing tips. They may learn something.

I have zero sympathy for anybody who saw the word “trialist” and got excited. Nobody with any sort of longevity following this team or the sport got a boner when they read that word.

I assure you if Miroslav Klose, who signed with Lazio last Thursday, was in any danger of joining this club they wouldn’t not insult him with a trial. A simple signature and a pledge to get his lederhosen packed would do just fine.

GeoffieTheKid

“they wouldn’t insult him”, rather.

Jay Walk

Seconded, if they had announced they were in the process of signing someone for the summer transfer window, then yea I would be very interested and excited. The reaction I had when they announced having a trialist last week was blanket disinterest.1. Field of the Invention
This invention is directed to the quantitative determination of properties of geologic materials and, in one aspect to the quantitative determination of the hydration behavior, including swelling stress and swelling pressure, of materials such as shales; and particularly the effect of different fluids on such materials.
2. Description of Related Art
Wellbores can become destabilized for a variety of chemical and mechanical reasons. A study of a sample core from a wellbore can reveal properties of the formation in which the well is located. These properties can indicate both chemical and mechanical causes of well destabilization and possible cures which will stabilize the wellbore. A variety of drilling fluids have been used to overcome destabilizing chemical mechanisms and mechanical mechanisms.
Shales are formations with high clay contents


may be offensive, unless they are tied to what may be a criminal act, it’s really not a matter of a hate crime.”

Whether the recruiting efforts will have any long-term effect, meanwhile, is unlikely to be known for some time.

“The jury is [still] out,” says Lawrence Rosenthal, chair and lead researcher of the Berkeley Center for Right-Wing Studies at the University of California, Berkeley, who adds that one way to track any growth of the movement would be to monitor the memberships of certain right-leaning campus groups, as well as the appearance of any right-wing protests or sit-ins.

But already there have been indications that the message is garnering increased attention.

Asked this week whether his group’s recruiting outreach had proven effective, Damigo chuckled.

At this time a year ago, hesaid, the organization had about a dozen members. Today, it boasts some 350. What’s more, plans to boost the group’s physical presence on college campuses in the coming months are already ramping up.

“We’ve discovered that there are many people who already have read our website, who already generally agree with us, but haven’t taken that next step to get involved or meet with other people,” he said.

“We’re already in the process of purchasing tables and banner stands and brochures,” he added. “So that next semester, we can start getting on campuses and [putting] more of a face to this.”

Dugan Arnett can be reached at dugan.arnett@globe.com. Follow him on Twitter @duganarnett.