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    to the discretion of the trial court.
32.	   Trial: Attorney and Client: Conflict of Interest. If a defense counsel
       acts or refrains from acting at trial in a manner that is inconsistent with
       the defendant’s interests based on the preceding sources of conflicts, the
       defense counsel actively represents conflicting interests.
33.	   Conflict of Interest. The seriousness of any potential conflict of interest
       depends on its likelihood and dimensions.
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           Nebraska Supreme Court A dvance Sheets
                   299 Nebraska R eports
                        STATE v. COTTON
                        Cite as 299 Neb. 650

that Cotton then stood up and started arguing with Bare, who
still had the piece of wood in his hand. She stated that Bare
stepped toward Cotton and said, “[I]f you’re


jury could not have otherwise considered to attack
his character.
   [4] There is no constitutional right to a separate trial.4
Instead, the joinder or separation of charges for trial is gov-
erned by Neb. Rev. Stat. § 29-2002 (Reissue 2016), which
states, in relevant part:
         (1) Two or more offenses may be charged in the same
      indictment, information, or complaint in a separate count
      for each offense if the offenses charged, whether felonies
      or misdemeanors, or both, are of the same or similar
      character or are based on the same act or transaction or
      on two orshe heard Cotton say, “‘I have a round in the gun
and I’m going to use it.’” Then, she stated that when she
looked outside during the altercation, she saw Bare holding
a piece of wood, Labno by the porch, and Cotton sitting in
a chair on the porch behind Labno with a shotgun pointed at
Bare in his lap. While the altercation was between Labno and
Bare initially, Burnette stated that Cotton became upset when
their argument deescalated and that Cotton went into Labno’s
apartment. She testified that when Cotton reemerged from the
apartment, he placed himself in between Labno and Bare, still
with the gun. Bare then stepped toward Cotton and said, “[I]f

22
      State v. Braesch, 292 Neb. 930, 874 N.W.2d 874 (2016).
23
      Id. See, also,


that Cotton went outside with the shotgun
and injected himself into the argument between Labno and
Bare with deliberate and premeditated malice to kill Bare.
Therefore, this assignment of error is without merit.

                    3. Ineffective Assistance
                            of Counsel
   [15] When a defendant’s trial counsel is different from his or
her counsel on direct appeal, the defendant must raise on direct
appeal any issue of trial counsel’s ineffective performance
which is known to the defendant or is apparent from the record.
Otherwise, the issue will be procedurally barred.28
  [16] However, the fact that an ineffective assistance of
counsel claim is raised on direct appeal does not necessarily
mean that it can be resolved.29 Such a claim may be resolved
when the record on direct appeal is sufficient to either affirm
atively prove or rebut the merits of the claim.30 The record is
sufficient if it establishes either that trial counsel’s perform
ance was not deficient, that the appellant will not be able to
establish prejudice, or that trial counsel’s actions could not be
justified as a part of any plausible trial strategy.31
   [17] In the case of an argument presented for the purpose
of avoiding procedural bar to a future postconviction pro-
ceeding, appellate counsel must present a claim with enough

28
      State v. Jedlicka, 297 Neb. 276,


 On the fourth day of trial, the State informed the court that
it had subpoenaed Labno to testify but that he had failed to
appear. Accordingly, it requested that Labno be declared an
unavailable witness and asked that it be allowed to read his
deposition into evidence.
   In support of the request, the State asked the court to
take judicial notice of the subpoena issued to Labno; offered
the court’s bench warrant for Labno, issued when he failed
to appear on the first day of trial; and offered a copy of
Labno’s criminal record file, showing that the Omaha Police
Department’s homicide unit made two unsuccessful attempts
to locate Labno pursuant to the court’s bench warrant. The
attorney appointed to represent Labno in the case testified
that he had spoken with Labno earlier that day and thatCotton argues that the court erred in denying his motion for
new trial based on prosecutorial misconduct. Cotton contends

69
      See Qualls, supra note 53.
70
      See State v. Rhodes, 277 Neb. 316, 761 N.W.2d 907 (2009).
71
      See Johnson, supra note 68.
72
      Id.
73
      State v. Gonzales, 294 Neb. 627, 884 N.W.2d 102 (2016).
74
      Id.
75
      Id.
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that the prosecutor’s statement did not amount to plain
error, because Cotton was not prejudiced to the extent that
leaving it uncorrected would amount to a miscarriage of jus-
tice. Therefore, the trial court did not err in overruling Cotton’s
motion for new trial based on prosecutorial misconduct.
               c. Cotton Cannot Show Prejudice by
                 Trial Counsel’s Failure to Object
                     to Prosecutor’s Statement
   Before considering whether Cotton’s trial counsel was defi-
cient for failing to object to the prosecutor’s statement, which
would require      to Prosecutor’s Asking Burnette
                    Whether Bare Had Children
   Cotton argues that his trial counsel was ineffective for fail-
ing to object to the prosecutor’s asking Burnette if Bare had
children. He argues that such questions were misconduct,
because they were irrelevant to the case and served only to
garner sympathy for the victim and excite the jurors’ pas-
sions against him, which prejudiced him by harming his self-
defense case.
   The State argues that regardless of whether Cotton’s counsel
should have objected to the questions or whether the ques-
tions were improper, Cotton cannot show prejudice, because
the testimony about Bare’s having children was cumulative of
Cotton’s own testimony.


         Cite as 299 Neb. 650

because his trial counsel’s decision to not cross-examine
Dr. Linde removed an opportunity to remind the jury of
these facts.
   Cotton’s trial counsel elicited testimony from Burnette that
she witnessed Bare injecting methamphetamine after they
returned to Bare’s mother’s house on the morning of the shoot-
ing. On direct examination, Dr. Linde testified that as a result
of Bare’s blood transfusion after the shooting, she was able to
test only Bare’s heart for controlled substances and that the
amount of drugs a person has taken or when they were taken
cannot be determined by testing in the heart.
   Cotton does not allege that his trial counsel could have elic-
ited any additional, beneficial facts from Dr. Linde. Cotton’s
trial counsel’s decision toBible Teaching

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469 F.2d 1280
James Oliver McALESTER et ux., Plaintiffs-Appellants,v.David H. BROWN, Defendant-Appellee.
No. 72-2480 Summary Calendar.*
United States Court of Appeals,Fifth Circuit.
Dec. 5, 1972.

Eric Weisberg, Denison, Tex., for plaintiffs-appellants.
Joe A. Keith, Sherman, Tex., Charles H. Gullett, Denison, Tex., Ralph Elliott, Sherman, Tex., for defendant-appellee.
Before JOHN R. BROWN, Chief Judge, and GOLDBERG and MORGAN, Circuit Judges.
GOLDBERG, Circuit Judge:

1
This is an appeal from the granting of a motion to dismiss an action brought by plaintiffs-appellants, James Oliver McAlester and Ollie Mae McAlester, against defendant-appellee, Texas District Judge David H. Brown.  The dispositive issue is whether on the instant allegations a suit brought under 42 U.S. C. Sec. 1983 is barred by the doctrine of judicial immunity as enunciated in Pierson v. Ray, 1967, 386 U.S. 547, 87 S.Ct. 1213, 18 L.Ed.2d 288. The court below dismissed the action when it ruled (1) that at the time the operative facts occurred, Judge Brown was acting "within his judicial jurisdiction," and (2) that immunity thus attached.  We are in complete agreement with both rulings and we affirm.

2
Although appellee sharply disputes several of appellants' allegations, the parties are in basic agreement regarding the central facts.  It is hornbook law, however, that our function when reviewing the dismissal of a complaint on little more than the pleadings is to determine whether the allegations of the plaintiff, if taken as true, will support an action.  Accordingly, we treat this appeal as resting on the facts pleaded by appellants.1

3
Appellants allege that on the morning of August 31, 1970, they went to the


a deputy sheriff.

5
"As the McAlesters left Mr. Brown's office and were preparing to [depart] the Defendant returned with a deputy sheriff, and ordered the deputy to arrest Mr. McAlester and carry him to jail, which the deputy did.  There he was mugged and fingerprinted and locked in a cell where he was kept until approximately 4:00 P. M. that evening, when he was finally released under orders of the Defendant."

6
Although Mr. McAlester was incarcerated for most of the day on August 31, 1970, a formal order adjudging him in contempt of court, nunc pro tunc, was not entered until October 20, 1971.  At that time Judge Brown formally assessed as punishment for the contempt the time spent in jail by Mr. McAlester on August 31, 1970.

7
Thecentral thesis of appellants' complaint is that only a minor misunderstanding occurred during their conversation with appellee, whereupon appellee overreacted and improperly exercised an autocratic, elephant-gun power to relieve his personal, non-judicial annoyance with a mosquito-sized problem.  Appellants insist that they are without fault, that Mr. McAlester took no part whatsoever in the conversation, that any lack of haste in departing the judge's chambers was caused by old age and Mr. McAlester's deafness, and that the entire blame for the heat generated by the misunderstanding is attributable to Judge Brown's allegedly disagreeable disposition, testy character, and volatile temper.2

8
Based on the above version of the facts, appellants first brought a false imprisonment action in Texas state court.  Appellants voluntarily dismissed that suit and filed the instant action


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with Judge Antell dissenting on the grounds that the ordinance's prohibition of churches was too vague to apply. 189 N.J. Super. 404 (1983). Defendant then appealed as of right to this Court under Rule 2:2-1(a).

*591 II.
We begin our analysis by recounting the reasons that both the Federal and State Constitutions render vague laws unenforceable. See U.S. Const., Amend. V; N.J. Const. (1947) Art. I, par. 1. The evils of vague laws were explained in Grayned v. City of Rockford, 408 U.S. 104, 108-109, 92 S.Ct. 2294, 2298-99, 33 L.Ed.2d 222, 227-28 (1972) (footnotes omitted):
Vague laws offend several important values. First, because we assume that man is free to steer between lawful and unlawful conduct, we insist that laws give a person of ordinary intelligence a reasonable opportunity tothreatens to inhibit the exercise of constitutionally protected rights." Hoffman Estates, supra, 455 U.S. at 499, 102 S.Ct. at 1193, 71 L.Ed.2d at 372. In particular, the scrutiny to be accorded legislation that trenches upon first amendment liberties must be especially scrupulous. See, e.g., Smith v. Goguen, 415 U.S. 566, 573, 94 S.Ct. 1242, 1247, 39 L.Ed.2d 605, 612 (1974); Town Tobacconist, supra, 94 N.J. at 119 n. 16; see also In re Hinds, 90 N.J. 604, 618 (1982) (extra scrutiny for overbreadth in a first amendment context); New Jersey Chamber of Commerce v. New Jersey Election Law Enforcement Comm'n, 82 N.J. 57, 70 (1980) (same).
*593 Judicial analysis of statutory vagueness also depends upon whether a law is challenged as applied, or facially. A statute that is challenged


as applied in the particular case. A party may test a law for vagueness as applied only with respect to his or her particular conduct; if a statute is vague as applied to that conduct, it will not be enforced even though the law might be validly imposed against others not similarly situated. See L. Tribe, American Constitutional Law, supra, at 721. Conversely, if a statute is not vague as applied to a particular party, it may be enforced even though it might be too vague as applied to others. See, e.g., Lee, supra, 96 N.J. at 167 (criminal *594 statute found facially valid because not "impermissibly vague in all its applications," also found valid as applied, notwithstanding the possibility of other circumstances in which it would betoo vague to apply); Lashinsky, supra, 81 N.J. at 18 (criminal statute prohibiting "obstruction" of another person acknowledged to be potentially vague but, nevertheless, found to be sufficiently clear as applied to defendant's conduct in the particular case).
To summarize, a law that is challenged for facial vagueness is one that is assertedly impermissibly vague in all its applications. A statute that is challenged as applied, however, need not be proven vague in all conceivable contexts, but must be shown to be unclear in the context of the particular case. In either a facial or as-applied vagueness attack, the level of judicial scrutiny and degree of required clarity will depend on the purpose of the statute, the context in which the law is challenged, the conduct that is subject


church is more than merely an edifice affording people the opportunity to worship God; the concept of what constitutes a church has changed from a place of worship alone, used once or twice a week, to a church used during the entire week, nights as well as days, for various parochial and community functions); see also, e.g., the dissenting opinion, post at 610 (a home can be "a church when it is used as the regular site for the traditional services of an organized, recognized religious body, which services are presided over by the ordained *596 minister of said religion"); Law Division opinion, 184 N.J. Super. at 82 (a church is "a place where persons regularly assemble for worship"); Appellate Division opinion, 189 N.J. Super. at 405 (churchesCameron's desire to worship in the manner at issue here. He is at home. He is in prayer. He is with friends. He is entitled to be left alone.

III
For the foregoing reasons I agree with the Court's decision to vacate defendant's conviction for violating the zoning ordinance in effect at the time he was charged. Likewise do I concur in the conclusion that the recently-enacted ordinance *608 could not support a conviction based on the same activities as produced this brouhaha. But because of Franklin Township's determination to outlaw those activities, a word about the latest ordinance is in order.
The new ordinance became effective after the oral argument in this Court. Under that ordinance, "churches and similar places of worship" are now a conditional use in an R-15


expense of a trial de novo in the Law Division; has had to mount an appeal to the Appellate Division; and, finally, has borne the additional cost of an appeal to this Court. The municipality has signalled its intention to continue to tell defendant that he is wrong. We should not tolerate more of the same when, to me at least, defendant has been right all along. Enough, as the saying goes, is enough.

V
Recently in Lynch v. Donnelly, 465 U.S. 668, 104 S.Ct. 1355, 79 L.Ed.2d 604 (1984), the Supreme Court echoed Justice Douglas's observation that "[w]e are a religious people whose institutions presuppose a Supreme Being." Id. at ___, 104 S.Ct. at 1360, 79 L.Ed.2d at 611 (quoting Zorach v. Clauson, 343 U.S. 306, 313, 72 S.Ct.the residential zones, these three zones have the smallest lot sizes and the densest population.
"Churches and similar places of worship" are permitted uses in all the other strictly residential zones, R-20, R-40 and RO-40-1 and in the R-R zone, R-A zone and OPT zone. In *613 some of these zones there are minimum lot requirements for "churches and similar places of worship." However, the OPT zone, which abuts the R-15 zone, the zone in which the defendant's home is located, permits one and two family dwellings, with no minimum lot requirement.

II
I do not find any merit in the Rev. Mr. Cameron's allegation that the exclusion of churches and similar places of worship from a single-family residential zone constitutes an unwarranted restriction of religious worship. Mr. Cameron relies primarily


health of a patient." Id. (emphasis added).
Therefore, one who may reasonably know that one's conduct falls within the proscription of the relevant ordinance may be charged with notice that the ordinance would be so construed. One may not thereafter successfully challenge the statute on vagueness grounds simply because other conduct within the ambit of the statute would not be accorded the same fair warning. Parker v. Levy, 417 U.S. 733, 756, 94 S.Ct. 2547, 41 L.Ed.2d 439, 458 (1974).
[T]he decisions of the court upholding statutes as sufficiently certain rested upon the conclusion that they employed words or phrases having a technical or other special meaning, well enough known to enable those within their reach to correctly apply them * * * or a well-settled common law meaning, notwithstandingof prime real estate and including tennis courts and swimming pool.

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The French naval defense firm DCNS has proposed a modified design of its diesel-electric Scorpene attack submarine as a possible option to replace the Norwegian Navy's in-service Ula-class submarines.

DCNS, in collaboration with Thales and FSI, has organized an Industry Day in Oslo, on 6 December, for consolidating its industrial cooperation proposal to Norway in the frame of new Submarine program. The French-Norwegian event is aimed at strengthening and consolidating the industrial long term cooperation between both Industries.

DCNS was shortlisted as one of the two potential candidates for the replacement of Ula-class submarine fleet in April 2016.

The organization of thematic workshops has been the occasion to focus on technological partnerships around specific projects and technical areas. Those following working meetings are part of theIEnumerable<KeyValuePair<bool, string>> will do
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he was "on weed" or "stoned" when he sent the tweet claiming to be taking Tesla private for a $420 share, although he acknowledged the value could be taken as a reference to marijuana. He said: "It seemed like better karma at $420 than at $419. But I was not on weed, to be clear."

“But I was not on weed, to be clear. Weed is not helpful for productivity. There’s a reason for the word ‘stoned.’ You just sit there like a stone on weed."

Musk did repeat he only used ambien: "It is often a choice of no sleep or Ambien," he told the newspaper. However, rather than put him to sleep, the drug has sometimes led Musk to spend his nights on Twitter, worrying some board members,against the construction of the mosque opposes it on the grounds that the families of those killed in the 9/11 attacks are against it. As Mr Zakaria points out that Muslims were among those who died and some families have ‘mixed feelings’ so ADL does not have a definite mandate. Hence, it all boils down to what the owners of the land want and why?

As we already know what they want, the next question is why a mausoleum? Would it not be better to assemble some kind of a cenotaph which is not devoted to any religion, but instead celebrates Humanity? I am sure that most families who lost their loved ones would approve of it. Besides, and perhaps more importantly, it would give the American people the


a religious or communal colour. Failing which, could result in far reaching and possibly calamitous consequences.

What can one say about Indian politics, you could’ve done anything (or nothing at all) and still find a place of honour in this, all-consuming enterprise. No where else in the world are politicians more unaccountable or enjoy such impunity than in India. It’s sickening to see almost any illicit deed worth a mention, leading to one of these so-called ‘leaders’. And if, by any chance they do manage to not be involved directly, they play their part by becoming of the saviours of the perpetrators of such crimes. Small wonder then, they may be saluted to but are seldom respected and mostly loathed .

India may already be a global player, but ifthe canal of Schlemm. Dilation of the pupil may push the root of the iris forward against the angle, and may produce pupillary block and thus precipitate an acute attack. Eyes with narrow anterior chamber angles are predisposed to acute angle-closure glaucoma attacks of various degrees of severity.
Secondary glaucoma is caused by any interference with the flow of aqueous humor from the posterior chamber into the anterior chamber and subsequently, into the canal of Schlemm. Inflammatory disease of the anterior segment may prevent aqueous escape by causing complete posterior synechia in iris bombe and may plug the drainage channel with exudates. Other common causes are intraocular tumors, enlarged cataracts, central retinal vein occlusion, trauma to the eye, operative procedures and intraocular hemorrhage.
Considering all types together, glaucoma occurs in


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    unbalanced_label =Vibrio cholerae (V. cholerae) is a non-invasive enteropathogen of the small bowel that does not penetrate the mucosal surface. Local SIgA mediated immunity at the mucosal surface is therefore implicated as a protective mechanism. Pathogenic V. cholerae 01 elaborate a protein enterotoxin (also known as cholera enterotoxin, or choleragen, or cholera toxin) which is responsible for induction of copious secretion by the intestine resulting in watery diarrhea, the clinical consequence of cholera infection. Cholera diarrhea can be extraordinarily severe and result in loss of so much body water and salts that dehydration, acidosis, shock, and death ensue without prompt therapy.
The cholera vaccines that have been developed can be broadly divided into two categories; those aiming to stimulate antitoxic immunity and those intending to induce antibacterial immunity. Experiments with


18 Utah 2d 183 (1966)
417 P.2d 759
FLORA PAULL, PLAINTIFF AND APPELLANT,
v.
ZIONS FIRST NATIONAL BANK, PAMELA B. SNOW, PHYLLIS R. SNOW AND MELVA B. SNOW, ADMINISTRATORS OF THE ESTATE OF BURKE M. SNOW, DECEASED, DEFENDANTS AND RESPONDENTS.
No. 10412.
Supreme Court of Utah.
August 25, 1966.
Nielsen, Conder & Hansen, W. Eugene Hansen, Salt Lake City, for appellant.
Ramon M. Child, Salt Lake City, for respondents.
CALLISTER, Justice.
Plaintiff brought suit against Dr. Burke M. Snow for alleged malpractice.[1] The jury returned a verdict of no cause of action and plaintiff appeals from a judgment entered thereon.
The facts are reviewed in the light most favorable to the prevailing party[2]  in this case, the defendants. Flora Paull, plaintiff, experienced pain and difficulty with her right shoulder. Commencing with July 29, 1960, she consulted with Dr. Lenorewaste and Indiana full of Hoosiers? New Jersey got first choice.

Tom Brown, Kansas City, MO

A lady approaches her priest and tells him, "Father, I have a problem. I have two female talking parrots, but they only know how to say one thing."

"What do they say?"

"They only know how to say, 'Hi, we're prostitutes. Wanna have some fun?"

"That's terrible!" says the priest, "but I have a solution. Bring your two female parrots over to my house and I will put them in with my two male talking parrots whom I taught to pray and read the bible. My parrots will
teach your parrots to stop saying that terrible phrase and your female parrots will learn to praise and worship."

"Thank you!" exclaims the woman.

The next day the woman brings her female


A security researcher has revealed a method for accessing applications running on a locked Samsung handset.

The flaw is somewhat similar to one that was revealed by another researcher earlier this year on iPhones. On a Samsung handset, users can, from the lock screen, pretend to dial an emergency services number, quickly dismiss it, and with some sleight of hand, quickly gain access to any app or widget, or the settings menu in the device. The dialer can also be launched, allowing the "hacker" to place a call.

According to Terence Eden, who discovered the flaw and posted a video on YouTube showing it in action, the technique is only possible on Samsung's Android version, and not on the stock Android option that Google launches. Eden has only tested thetheir house as it was being constructed. However, this expert testified that his review of the official inspection records indicated construction had proceeded in accordance with the building requirements of the county. He also stated that while at the house he observed some "flood puddles" on the basement floor but was unable to identify their source. Mr. Coates was interrogated further:
"Q. You say you did inspect the walls?
A. Yes, sir.
Q. Was there any moisture in or on the walls?
A. Yes, there were.
Q. Was it in the wall?
A. Well, it was, evidently, coming down from the interior of the walls, not coming through, I don't think. I had no way of telling, but it appeared to be, mainly, condensation.
* * *
Q. Did you observe any condition around the house


a range of niches within the host is in great part due to its highly plastic behavior. For example, growth of *C. albicans* can be in the yeast form or either of two filamentous states: pseudohyphae or true hyphae [@pone.0039624-Odds1]. The transition between the different morphological forms is reversible. Filamentous growth is thought to help *C. albicans* invade and penetrate tissue, escaping the original site of infection and reaching distal sites, while growth in the yeast form may be better suited for dissemination in the bloodstream. As a result, polymorphic growth is considered to be an important virulence trait of *C. albicans* [@pone.0039624-Kumamoto1]. This is supported by studies showing that mutants locked in one morphological state or another are attenuated for virulence [@pone.0039624-Lo1], [@pone.0039624-Kadosh1]. A mutant of *hgc1*,non-filamentous like the *czf1*Δ *cph1*Δ double null strain, whereas the *czf1~K322A~-myc* strain showed some increase in filamentation. At 96 hours, differences in the percent of filamentous colonies between *CZF1-myc* and either *czf1~R321A~-myc* or *czf1~K322A~-myc* were statistically significant ([Table 1](#pone-0039624-t001){ref-type="table"}).

![Filamentation of *czf1* mutants during growth under matrix-embedded conditions.\
Cells of *czf1*Δ *cph1*Δ mutant strains carrying Myc-tagged wild type *CZF1* under control of the maltase promoter, Myc-tagged mutant *CZF1* under control of the maltase promoter or vector alone were embedded in YPS + uridine, 1% agar and grown at 25°C. Two independent isolates of each strain were tested in duplicate. (Panel A) Representative colonies were photographed at 10x at the times indicated. (Panel B) The percentage of filamentous colonies for a given strain at various times was measured as described in


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Allele carried on plasmid, under control of Maltase promoter, integrated at *ADE2* locus.

Mean±standard deviation; three determinations for untagged *CZF1* strains; four determinations for tagged *CZF1* strains.

By two-tailed *t* test.

When untagged alleles were analyzed in a Ura^+^ strain background, similar relative effects were observed ([Table 1](#pone-0039624-t001){ref-type="table"}), demonstrating a statistically significant defect in formation of filamentous colonies for *czf1~R321A~* and *czf1~K322A~* strains in comparison to the *CZF1^+^* strain. Furthermore, expression of a *czf1* mutant in a strain where both copies of *CZF1* and *CPH1* were present on the chromosome did not cause adefect in filamentation suggesting that the *czf1* mutants were loss of function mutants (data not shown).

To show that the defective mutant proteins were produced normally, extracts of cells carrying myc-tagged alleles were analyzed by immunoblotting analysis with anti-myc antibody. Results showed that wild-type and mutant Czf1 proteins were present at similar levels ([FIG 2C](#pone-0039624-g002){ref-type="fig"}).

These results demonstrate that, as in Gal4p and other members of this family, two residues in region A of Czf1p, the highly conserved Arg321 and Lys322, contribute to the function of the protein in invasive filamentation. In contrast, Thr328 in region B does not appear to be important.

*czf1* mutants are defective in DNA-binding to a target DNA sequence {#s2b}
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Czf1p binds to specific fragments of the *CZF1* promoter region, but not to promoter sequences of the


*ACT1* and *SOD3* genes [@pone.0039624-Vinces1]. To test the DNA-binding activities of the Czf1p~R321A~ and Czf1p~K322A~ mutants, GST fusions of wild-type and mutant Czf1p were expressed in *Escherichia coli* and purified by standard methods ([FIG 3A](#pone-0039624-g003){ref-type="fig"}).

![EMSA of wild type and mutant Czf1p binding to the *CZF1* promoter region.\
(Panel A) SDS PAGE analysis of 500 ng of purified wild type and mutant GST-Czf1 fusion proteins stained with Coomassie Blue. (Panel B) Diagram of the *CZF1* promoter region (not drawn to scale). The DNA fragment used in this study (fragment E, 565 bp) is represented as a black rectangle and is located −3381 to −2816 from the ATG start of the *CZF1* ORF. The transcriptional start site is represented as an arrow and is located at −2065 from the ATG [@pone.0039624-Vinces1].lanes 3 and 4, strains carrying *lacZ* reporter, Gal4AD-Efg1 and *CZF1*-lexA fusion; lanes 5 and 6, strains carrying *lacZ* reporter, Gal4AD-Efg1 and *czf1~K322A~*-lexA fusion; lanes 7 and 8, strains carrying *lacZ* reporter, Gal4AD-Efg1 and *czf1~R321A~*-lexA fusion. A cross-reacting band, marked with \*, is apparent above the Czf1-LexA fusion.](pone.0039624.g004){#pone-0039624-g004}

Therefore, by individually introducing single amino-acid changes into the zinc-finger motif of Czf1p, we generated *czf1* mutants that were defective in DNA-binding, but not in interaction with Efg1p. As a result, we separated the two known activities of Czf1p and showed that a DNA binding defect confers a *czf1* mutant phenotype. These results provide the first evidence of a key role for the DNA-binding activity of Czf1p in regulating the morphological yeast-to-hyphal transition triggered by matrix-embedded growth.

Interaction between Czf1p and Efg1p


Anniversaries

Harding

Pat and Bert Harding are celebrating their 66th Wedding Anniversary-and Pat's 90th birthday! Come help them celebrate with an Open House on Sunday, March 17th from 12:00 to 2:00pm at the First Christian Church at 900 Lincolnshire Place in Coralville. Pat was born on March 17, 1923 in Lake Williams, North Dakota. Pat and Bert were married on March 8, 1947 at the First Christian Church in Altoona, Iowa.

They have five children: Ron (Mary) Harding of Chandler, Arizona; Bob Harding of Coralville; Sue (John) Galea of Terre Haute, Indiana; Cathy (Art) Chapman of Lone Tree; and Rick Harding of Waimea, Hawaii. They have eleven grandchildren and twelve great-grandchildren. No gifts please; just bring a story to share. If unable to attend, a card may be sent to themyou, Your Children and Grandchildren

Jenn

Melvin and Marcia (Willey) Jenn of Iowa City are celebrating their 50th Wedding Anniversary. They were married December 20, 1962, at St Mary's Catholic Church in Iowa City.

They are the parents of: Kevin (Lynn) Jenn of Lakeville, Minnesota; Tina Jenn (deceased) and Melissa (Sam) McDonald of Rosemount, Minnesota. They have five grandchildren: Kailey and Nicki Jenn and Mason, Sydney and Shayla McDonald.

The couple will celebrate in the spring with a family vacation to Cancun, Mexico.

Help them celebrate by sending cards to:

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Ruppert

Jeff and Jean Ruppert of Iowa City were married on December 9, 1977.Dear Mom and Dad,You set a wonderful example of the things that really matter in life ? things like taking time to laugh and love and listen.


\;, \label{26}\end{aligned}$$ which constitutes with Eqs. (\[13\]), (\[14\]), (\[15\]), and (\[16\]) a self-consistent mean-field model at second-order in powers of $1/c$ *in the presence of an external electromagnetic field*.

The Pauli Hamiltonian is composed of three groups of terms $U^{\mathrm{ext}}$, $U^{\mathrm{int}}$ and $U^{\mathrm{int}}_{\mathrm{ext}}$. The first ($U_{\mathrm{ext}}$) incorporates the coupling between the electron and the external field. It is just the FW Hamiltonian of a single-electron in the presence of an external electromagnetic field with $\boldsymbol{\nabla } \wedge \mathbf{A}_\mathrm{ext}=\mathbf{B}_\mathrm{ext}$ and $\mathbf{E}_\mathrm{ext} \parallel\mathbf{A}_\mathrm{ext}$: $$\begin{aligned}
U^{\mathrm{ext}}&=&q\Phi_\mathrm{ext} -\frac{q}{m} \mathbf{A}_\mathrm{ext}\cdot \mathbf{p}+\frac{q^2}{2m}\mathbf{A}_\mathrm{ext}^{2} -\frac{q\hbar}{2m}\boldsymbol{\sigma }\cdot \mathbf{B}_\mathrm{ext} \nonumber \\
&-& \frac{q\hbar^{2}}{8m^{2}c^{2}}\boldsymbol{\nabla }\cdot\mathbf E_\mathrm{ext} - \frac{q\hbar}{4m^{2}c^{2}}\boldsymbol{\sigma} \cdot \mathbf{E}_\mathrm{ext}\wedge\mathbf{p} \;. \label{27}\end{aligned}$$ Note that even though the external field is treated in the Lorentz gauge, leading to the existence of a term $-\frac{q}{m}\boldsymbol{\nabla }\cdot \mathbf{A}_\mathrm{ext}$, the latter can be neglected in themean contact terms. The magnetic dipolar term $-\frac{q}{m}\mathbf{A}^{(2)}_{\mathrm{orb}}\cdot\mathbf{p} $ illustrates the coupling between the electron momenta. The term $\frac{q\hbar}{4m^{2}c^{2}}\boldsymbol{\sigma} \cdot \boldsymbol{\nabla }\Phi^{(0)} \wedge\mathbf{p}$ is obviously the spin-orbit interaction with the mean electric field and the second-order potential $q\Phi^{(2)}_{\mathrm{spin}}$ represent the spin-orbit interaction of the mean particle moving around the electron charge. The Zeeman interaction $-\frac{q\hbar}{2m}\boldsymbol{\sigma }\cdot \left(\boldsymbol{\nabla}\wedge\mathbf{A}^{(2)}_{\mathrm{orb}}\right)$ denotes a spin-other-orbit coupling due to the orbital motion, whereas $-\frac{q}{m}\mathbf{A}^{(2)}_{\mathrm{spin}}\cdot\mathbf{p}$ also represents a spin-other-orbit coupling involving the charge motion and the others spins of the system. The last term representing a Zeeman effect related to the spin-current of the system $-\frac{q\hbar}{2m}\boldsymbol{\sigma }\cdot \left(\boldsymbol{\nabla}\wedge\mathbf{A}^{(2)}_{\mathrm{spin}}\right)$ logically gives the spin-spin interaction.

Finally, we focus our attention on the last term of Eq. (\[26\]) denoted $U^{\mathrm{int}}_{\mathrm{ext}}$. This term represents a light-matter interaction between the internal


(\mathbf{p}_j-2\mathbf{p}_i)  -\boldsymbol{\sigma}_{i}\cdot \frac{\mathbf{r}_{ij}}{r_{ij}^3}\wedge (\mathbf{p}_i-2\mathbf{p}_j) \right) \nonumber \\
& & -\frac{\hbar \bar{e}^{2}}{4m^{2}c^{2}}\left( -8\pi\frac{ \boldsymbol{\sigma}_{i}\cdot\boldsymbol{\sigma}_{j}}{3}\delta (r_{ij})
-\frac{ \boldsymbol{\sigma}_{i}\cdot\boldsymbol{\sigma}_{j}}{r_{ij}^{3}} +3 \frac{ (\boldsymbol{\sigma}_{i}\cdot\mathbf{r}_{ij})(\boldsymbol{\sigma}_{j}\cdot \mathbf{r}_{ij})}{r_{ij}^{5}}\right)\;,  \label{37}\end{aligned}$$

where the first line of Eq. (\[37\]) denotes “spin-free” terms through a contact operator and the coupling between the electronic momenta, the second line represents the “spin-orbit” and “spin-other-orbit” interactions, and the last line illustrates the “spin-spin” interaction. It has been shown in [@DynoII], that for a system of $N$ interacting electrons, the Breit-Pauli operators in the mean-field Hartree approximation are equivalent to the operators of $U^{\mathrm{int}}$ given by Eq. (\[28\]). When one considers an additional external field ($\Phi_\mathrm{ext},\mathbf{A}_\mathrm{ext}$), the Breit-Pauli Hamiltonian is modified into $H_{ij}^{BP}\mapsto H_{ij}^{BP}(\mathbf{A}_\mathrm{ext})$. Indeed, by performing a Foldy-Whouthuysen transformation on a Dirac-Breit two-electron system, one can show that the modification brought by the externalthe four spin operators refer to particle $i$ or $j$ with the subscripts indicated in the spins ($\boldsymbol{\sigma}_{i},\boldsymbol{\sigma}_{j}$) and the electronic charges ($q_i,q_j$). When applying the Lagrange method of undetermined multipliers $\delta \left<\phi(\mathbf{r}_{1},..,\mathbf{r}_{N})|U^{BP}_{\mathrm{eff(A)}}|\phi(\mathbf{r}_{1},..,\mathbf{r}_{N})\right>=0$, the operators related to particle $i$ ($\boldsymbol{\sigma}_{i}, q_i \mathbf{A}_{\mathrm{ext}}$) are taken out of the integral becoming ($\boldsymbol{\sigma}, q\mathbf{A}_{\mathrm{ext}}$), while those of particle $j$ ($\boldsymbol{\sigma}_{j}, q_j\mathbf{A}_{\mathrm{ext}}$) remain inside the integral. Hence the first spin-other-orbit term involving $(\boldsymbol{\sigma}_{j}, q_i\mathbf{A}_{\mathrm{ext}})$ in Eq. (\[38\]) leads to a term looking like $\approx q\mathbf{A}_{\mathrm{ext}}\int d\mathbf{x}'...\boldsymbol{\sigma}_{j}$ which can obviously be identified to $\frac{q^2}{m}\mathbf{A}_{\mathrm{ext}}\cdot \mathbf{A}^{(2)}_{\mathrm{spin}}$ of Eq. (\[36\]). Then, one can see that for the second term, exhibiting a spin-orbit interaction, both quantities $\boldsymbol{\sigma}_{j}$ and $q_j\mathbf{A}_{\mathrm{ext}}$ will be kept inside the integral and can only correspond to the term $q\Phi^{(2)}_{\mathrm{field}}$ of Eq. (\[35\]).


to the second-order in $1/c$, is composed of both internal and external properties and thus reads $$\begin{aligned}
U^{\mathrm{int}}_{\mathrm{ext}} &\approx &  \frac{N\bar{e}^2}{r_{ij}} \left(\frac{\lambda_\mathrm{C}}{r_{ij}}\right)  \left(\frac{e\Phi_{\mathrm{ext}}}{mc^2}\right) +\mathcal{O}\left( c^{-3}\right) \;. \label{43}\end{aligned}$$ We want to estimate the importance of the light-induced mean field $U^{\mathrm{int}}_{\mathrm{ext}} $. Being itself of the second-order in $1/c$ it has to be compared to the second-order energy corrections of the internal mean field $U^{\mathrm{int}}$. Indeed, it is the spin-orbit, the spin-other-orbit and the spin-spin interactions that contribute to the magnetic ordering of the $N$-electron system. The latter are represented by the second term in Eq. (\[42\]) and can be written as $U^{\mathrm{int}(2)}_{\mathrm{ext}}\approx \frac{N\bar{e}^2}{r_{ij}} \left(\frac{\lambda_\mathrm{C}}{r_{ij}}\right)^2$. The light-induced mean field can modify the internal ordering without necessary reaching the ionization regime for which one needs to have at least the\wedge \mathbf{A}_\mathrm{ext}\right)\nonumber \\
& & q\Phi^{(2)}_{\mathrm{field}}+\frac{q^2}{m}\mathbf{A}_\mathrm{ext}\cdot \mathbf{A}^{(2)}_{\mathrm{spin}}  \;. \label{46}\end{aligned}$$ The operators in Eq. (\[45\]) illustrate a direct interaction between the laser electromagnetic field and the electron spin. The latter have already been mentioned in other works and do not constitute the purpose of the present work.

Let us now focus on the elements of Eq. (\[46\]), which can be separated into two types of interactions:

- (A) The first two terms exhibit explicitly the Pauli spinor $\boldsymbol{\sigma }$ and involve a Zeeman-like interaction $-\frac{q\hbar}{2m}\boldsymbol{\sigma}\cdot \left(\boldsymbol{\nabla}\wedge\mathbf{A}^{(2)}_{\mathrm{field}} \right) $ and a SOC-like operator $- \frac{q^2\hbar}{4m^{2}c^{2}}\boldsymbol{\sigma} \cdot ( \boldsymbol{\nabla }\Phi^{(0)} \wedge \mathbf{A}_\mathrm{ext})$. They represent the mean-charge responses (characterized by $(\Phi^{(0)},\mathbf{A}^{(2)}_{\mathrm{field}})$) acting on the electron spin.

- (B) The two others $q\Phi^{(2)}_{\mathrm{field}}$ and $\frac{q^2}{m}\mathbf{A}_\mathrm{ext}\cdot \mathbf{A}^{(2)}_{\mathrm{spin}}$ depict the interaction between the electronic charge $q$ and the


summary, the connection between these interactions and the microscopic sources producing the electromagnetic field is depicted in Table I. Given the order of magnitude of the coherent effects within current light-matter interaction conditions, and following the above analysis, one would suggest that these four mechanisms, may play an important role within the first few femtosecond of the demagnetization process.

[cccccc]{} & & Coulomb & paramagnetic I & paramagnetic II& Zeeman & spin-orbit\
Sources & $q\Phi^{(2)}$ & $-\frac{q}{m}\mathbf{A}^{(2)}\cdot\mathbf{p}$ & $\frac{q^2}{m}\mathbf{A}^{(2)}\cdot \mathbf{A}_\mathrm{ext}$ & $ - \frac{q\hbar}{2m}\boldsymbol{\sigma }\cdot (\boldsymbol{\nabla}\wedge\mathbf{A}^{(2)}) $ & $-\frac{q^2\hbar}{4m^{2}c^{2}}\boldsymbol{\sigma} \cdot \left(\boldsymbol{\nabla}\Phi^{(0)}\wedge \mathbf{A}_\mathrm{ext}\right)$\
& & & & &\
$\rho^{(0)}$& & & & & spin-orbit \[Eq. ([\[34\]]{})\]\
& & && &\
$\mathbf{j}^{(0)}_{\mathrm{orb}}$ & & spin-free \[Eq. ([\[32\]]{})\]& & &\
& & & & &\
$\mathbf{j}^{(0)}_{\mathrm{spin}}$ & & & spin-other-orbit \[Eq. ([\[36\]]{})\]& &\
& & & & &\
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not use a token or change data from one transaction to another. They also took data in from some cards and transmitted it to a card-reader in the lab and tricked it into accepting the transaction. Mr. Heydt-Benjamin, in fact, was able to purchase electronic equipment online using a number skimmed from a card he ordered for himself and which was sealed in an envelope.

(None of the cards transmits the additional number on the front or back, known as the card validation code, that some businesses require for online purchases; Mr. Heydt-Benjamin chose a store that does not require the code.)

Mr. Kranzley said the MasterCard-issuing banks decided how much security they wanted to implement, but said that with 10 million of the company’s chip-bearing cards on the market,= [_globals[kNBodyParticles] unsignedIntValue];

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in a pahos may be of any kind but usually an eagle feather is used. From the time of the Hopi’s emergence to the Fourth World, eagle feathers were used as a vehicle to carry messages from the people to the Creator. The pahos can also contain cotton string, painted sticks, corn pollen and husk, honey, and other materials. A pahos is made with great prayerfulness and smoked over. It is then used in a shrine where its invisible power is absorbed by the forces of life (Waters 131-2). Ritual smoking is the most common form of Hopi prayer among men. John Loftin has summarized the practice as follows:

[Ritual smoking] involves the smoking of Hopi tobacco mixed with rain tobacco or spruce, pine, and aspen in a varietyspiritual powers. Treated the same as newborn Hopi children, the eaglets receive a ritual blessing, have their “hair” washed, and are given a Hopi family surname. The eaglets remain in the village to live with and observe the people in the village for the rest of the time of the katsinam.

Wuko’uyis: Katsinam — This is the June planting season. It is an important time for all plant life, especially the sacred corn which needs special blessing to support its growth to maturity. Traditionally, a clan mother sponsors an organized planting party in her clan corn field. It is also the time of the human clowns. At about noon, a rowdy handful of human clowns appear on the roof of one of the houses of the plaza and make


entire cosmic understanding. “Afterlife” is not the best way to describe the Hopi’s sense of what happens after death; it is more a continuation of a very long cycle. The Hopi don’t explicitly talk of reincarnation but the general belief is that people are born back into this world to continually take part in the immense continuity of humankind working its way through seven worlds in seven successive universes for an eventual forty-nine states of existence. There can be some exceptions to this continual reemergence. If people lead a ritually perfect existence, there is a chance they would become a katsina and join the spirit realm. If people are evil, practicing witchcraft, their reemergence into the cycle of life might be excruciatingly slow and painful. The Hopi wayof life, not a set of imposed rules. Life is to be experienced in a receptive manner rather than as a series of events where the individual attempts to manipulate life by imposing individual will.

Today about 6,500 of the 9,500 Hopi live in villages on or around the three ancient mesas. The villages express considerable independence in government and religious ceremonies (Secakuku 1), but they are all represented by a tribal council imposed by the U.S. government. The history of foreign intervention into Hopi life is a long and extremely complex one. Spanish, American, Navajo, and other pressures and influences have taken their toll on the Hopi ways, but compared to many Native American groups they have been extraordinarily resilient. Only about five percent of the Hopis have


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A:

You should change func to function. In the click method you have to pass a callback function. If you have declared earlier a function, pass there a reference to this function. Otherwiser pass an anonymous function like below and define inside it's body, what you want to be executed when the button is clicked.
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Fluorescence anisotropy reduction of allosteric aptamer for sensitive and specific protein signaling.
Real time protein signaling in a complex medium may provide a promising way for high-throughput protein analysis, but it is largely unmet due to the challenge of signal transduction and the interferences of nonspecific binding and high background. Our recent work indicates that a fluorescent aptamer can display a protein binding-induced reduction of fluorescence anisotropy (FA) (Zhang, D.; Lu, M.; Wang, H. J. Am. Chem. Soc. 2011, 133, 9188-9191), which is exclusively different from a traditionally simplified concept hinting a molecular size increase-induced FA increase. Inspired by this unexpected observation, we describe a novel FA reduction approach for protein signaling. The feasibility of this approach is demonstrated through the assays of a blood protein human α-thrombin and


an oncoprotein human platelet-derived growth factor B-chain (PDGF-BB) using two screened fluorescent aptamers, respectively. By the developed FA reduction method, the spiked human α-thrombin in diluted serum can be detected at the concentration as low as 250 pM. In contrast, in a traditional molecular size-dependent FA assay, the thrombin spiked in diluted serum cannot induce reliable FA change even at a 256-fold higher concentration (64 nM). The results clearly show that the FA reduction approach has a dramatically enhanced specificity against target protein and high sensitivity in complex medium and is applicable to the no-separation based detection of proteins in biological matrixes.is welcome news and a much deserved win for our family team, for whom the last 12 months has marked a significant period of development.

In September, MSBs family team were shortlisted for the Regional Firm of the Year for the North in the national Family Law Awards.

And in July last year, MSB were appointed to the International Child Abduction and Contact Panel by the Official Solicitors Office, following an intensive application process evidencing considerable experience and expertise in this area of the law.

MSB are the only firm in the North West including Merseyside, Greater Manchester, Lancashire, North Wales and Cheshire to be appointed to the panel.

Just days since it was announced she will succeed Paul Bibby as managing partner of the firm, MSB Solicitors’ Emma Carey has been


and always finds they are very happy to help. Savera is most grateful that they have a named individual whom they can contact at the firm who is always delighted to help and always makes themselves available to us. This is especially important when we deal with clients who need legal advice and support urgently.

MSB Solicitors, who operate across three offices in Allerton, Wavertree and Liverpool city centre, have been appointed to the International Child Abduction and Contact Panel by the Official Solicitors Office.

News comes following an intensive application process evidencing considerable experience and expertise in this area. MSB now join around just 40 other firms in the UK - predominantly London-based - and are the only firm in the North West including Merseyside, Greater Manchester, Lancashire, Northto avoid getting longer time on your SR-22 and what the state you are in expects of you when you have a SR-22.

Remember, your insurer needs total disclosure in order to know how to assist you when you need a SR-22. Total disclosure is highly recommended. If you have been in an accident that was fatal, if you are in the habit of drinking and driving, if you LIKE DRIVING ABOVE SPEED LIMITS , if you have been suspended, if you have prior violations of traffic laws and many other issues you may have had, need to be clearly stated and all circumstances explained. This is not for the purposes of getting you in trouble, rather it is for the purposes of ensuring that you get good cover,


excellent fortitude, after being hacked down outside the box by Henry, to spring to life again and enter the area with the ball before firing into an open net.

Sando’s troubles worsened a minute later when Grenada national team defender Shannon Phillip saw red for a dangerous tackle on Central substitute forward Nicholas Dillon.

The night, however, was not over for Sando and their goalkeeper Henry who made a stoppage-time save to deny De Silva after Dillion had knocked down a Marcano cross to the onrushing midfielder.

Central finally found their fourth goal in the second minute of stoppage-time for the 4-1 finish when Corbin slid in to put a Dillon strike over the line after the latter had rounded goalkeeper Henry.

Central will next focus on their Caribbean crown defence, whenThese institutions also help students in gaining exposure and networking with the right people. 2. Over the years, Australia has emerged as a favorite destination for aspiring MBA candidates of India. 3. Revered as one of the top destinations for Indian students, Canada has attracted candidates since a long time. 4. United Kingdom has always been the hub for banking and finance centers.
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8.31.2010

This is how I looked today. It's not all that clear, but my hair was really pretty today. The curl were extra bouncy and smooth than other times. Maybe my hair feels it's vacationweek for me :). I'm wearing one of my first vintage dresses that I really liked and still like, that has always fitted me perfectly !! Today we finally had some sunshine again. It was still a bit chilly but thank god, no rain today !

8.24.2010

Yesterday I got an anonymous message from somebody complaining about my header. (which I didn't alow to be on my blog of course.) And why I'd stolen the cover from a cd from El Rio Trio. First of all, I used it by incorporating it in my header. And El
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some kind of a teacher figure and they try to understand from what you do what they should do. This means one simple thing: If you'll describe your actions, they will describe their actions. They will probably start slowly, but sooner or later it will come. Let them see in your descriptions what is expected from them.
Reward for great descriptions
You're using FATE, so use your fate points for your advantage. fate points are supposed to move all the time, to be given and spent very very quickly. This thing enables you to give extra ones without fearing for your adventure/story. One of the players gave a great description? Give her a fate point while explaining for what this is given. "See what Lisa did there? Describe your actionsthey do.
The first expects this interaction:

Player: I flip over the guard, slashing into his face with my sword as I come down in front of him. * roll * And I miss, rotating the tip of the blade in front of his surprised eyes.

While the second will expect this:

Player: I jump over the guard and slash at him. * roll *
GM: You flip over the guard and land in front of him, your blade rotating right in front of him but missing his face completely.

Get on the same page as to what your players are really expecting. They might be thinking you are really bad at describing what happens.

A:

You have a very powerful tool in your arsenal to help this problem self-correct.  It's the ability to ask


questions.
Basically, what you want to do is test for comprehension.  Repeat what they're saying to iterate the muddiness of the statement.  You might need to iterate that they're dictating outcomes, rather than phrasing them as actions also.
Then phrase a non leading question.  Don't let them roll until you totally understand what they're doing in a story fashion and without making assumptions.  Don't let them apply aspects until you understand without assumptions the picture of what they're doing.  As you make this change, it will in most cases become more second nature.
To go directly from your examples:

I run away and hide.

Ok, you plan to attempt to run away and hide.  Where?  How?

I steal the wrench from him.

Ok, you plan to try to= 0.8, p = 0.57) and hallux valgus recurrence. Though we can not predict hallux valgus recurrence on the basis of these preoperative radiographic parameters, recurrence might be expected if the patient had preoperative excessive length of the first ray and had not been addressed intraoperatively. The patient had preoperative excessive length of the first ray, this analysis will help surgeons with the preoperative plan and counsel the patients about recurrence prior to surgery. (Figs [3](#pone.0205560.g003){ref-type="fig"}--[5](#pone.0205560.g005){ref-type="fig"})

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Mathematically, according to the equation EL = P1-P2-D, we can shorten P1 or increase


D in order to reduce EL. Shortening of P1 can be achieved by akin osteotomy. While the increase of D is the combination result of Chevron osteotomy of the distal first metatarsal and Weil osteotomy of the second metatarsal. Shortening of the first metatarsal can be achieved by chevron osteotomy, while shortening of the first metatarsal may increase the risk of metatarsalgia after correction\[[@pone.0205560.ref017], [@pone.0205560.ref018]\]. Shortening of the second metatarsal can be achieved by Weil osteotomy\[[@pone.0205560.ref019]\]. Weil osteotomy of the second toe was indicated when the patients complained about plantar pain and callosity formation below the second metatarsal head. A total of 68/186 patients (36.6%) received the Weil osteotomy of the second metatarsal. and 33/187 patients (17.6%) for the third metatarsal in this study.

Akin osteotomy was a closethat “hard work and economy” were insufficient to make her secure and independent.

By the turn of the twentieth century, many Americans had adopted a view similar to Roxy’s, which differed significantly from the rugged, self-reliant individualism of American pioneer mythology. Decades of financial crises tempered the independent, hard-money views of Americans. Growing urban populations worried about jobs and opportunity, while farmers, businesses and even conservative state-chartered banks fretted about access to credit. The solution that emerged was not the free market but increasingly the collective credit of the federal government in Washington.

By 1913, when the banking industry and progressive forces in Congress created the Federal Reserve System, America had been through several more financial and economic crashes, leaving bankers even more disposed to a government-sponsored entity (GSE) rescuing


for money, and he admitted to Silvas that he took the boy into the woods, knocked him down and tried to pull his pants off, but that he did not do anything more.
The boy testified at trial that Jesus offered him money to go into the woods and when he did, Jesus pulled off his pants and put his "thing" in his butt. At the time of the trial, the boy was nine years old.

ADMISSION OF APPELLANT'S STATEMENTS
Jesus claims that the trial court erred in admitting into evidence his statements to others. He asserts that the statements were not voluntary or admissible since he had a difficult time understanding the Spanish spoken to him, since he spoke a Guatemalan version of Spanish, and since he had only arelied on his statement in establishing his age for purposes of section 794.011(2), Florida Statutes[1] and, accordingly, that the state failed to present a sufficient corpus delicti, or prima facie case, without use of the statement. The trial court ruled that the appellant's age was not an element of the crime of sexual battery but was a factor to consider as part of the sentence for that crime.
In discussing the concept of corpus delecti in State v. Allen, 335 So.2d 823, 824, n. 2 (Fla. 1976), the supreme court stated:
"The Latin phrase means literally `The body of the crime.' It is regularly used in appellate decisions to mean the legal elements necessary to show that a crime was committed."
(emphasis supplied).
See also Drysdale v. State, 325 So.2d 80 (Fla.


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set for trial, April 12, 1993. The next continuance, granted pursuant to defendant's April 8, 1993, motion, tolled the period until the next date set for trial, June 7, 1993. Thus, the speedy trial period ran only from March 5, 1992, to July 10, 1992, only 127 days into the 160 days allowed the State to bring defendant to trial even if the speedy trial demand of March 5, 1992, had been sufficient to comport with the requirements of the statute.
We are cognizant that it is the responsibility of the State to bring a defendant to trial and that the defendant has no duty to bring the passing of time to the attention of the State or the court. (People v. Schmidt (1992), 233 Ill.App.3d 512, 516, 174A Dermatologist's Approach to Genitourinary Syndrome of Menopause.
Genitourinary syndrome of menopause (GSM) is a debilitating condition caused by hypoestrogenism that presents with vaginal dryness and dyspareunia as well as other genital, sexual, and urinary symptoms. Previously known as atrophic vaginitis, the term GSM is now used. To help familiarise dermatologists with diagnosing and managing GSM. In total, 218 articles were identified and reviewed by 2 independent authors using PubMed. Articles included were from December 2005 to December 2015. Sixty-seven articles met our inclusion criteria. GSM is a clinical diagnosis, requiring the presence of symptoms that should be bothersome and not accounted for by another condition. A pH test may help with diagnosis as vaginal pH will be increased from acidic to neutral. The Papanicolaou test is not recommended


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Appellant’s contention is that the affidavit filed by Horn, to support the issuance of an arrest warrant, contained false statements and, therefore, appellant was permitted to go behind the four corners of the affidavit.
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Franks v. Delaware
, 438 U.S. 154, 155-6, 98 S.Ct. 2674, 57 L.Ed.2d 667 (1978).  The false statement, according to appellant, was that “defendant admitted to William Sean Gilmore,
a reputably employed citizen
 . . . .”  (emphasis added).  According to appellant’s theory, the proof at the hearing to suppress his own statement was that Gilmore was not employed at the Big O Tire store at the time of execution of the affidavit in support of the arrest warrant and Horn knew this fact.  Further, appellant contends that Gilmore had an extensive criminal


a manner that promotes public confidence in the integrity and impartiality of the judiciary."
Canon 3B (4). "A judge should not make unnecessary appointments. He should exercise his power of appointment only on the basis of merit, avoiding nepotism and favoritism...."
We agree with the Commission that respondent's acts constitute violations of these Canons. The acts are inimical to and incompatible with the high standards of conduct imposed upon members of the judiciary. The exacting or the demanding of sexual favors as a condition of employment is reprehensible.
The Commission recommended that respondent be disciplined by public censure and by suspension without pay for a period of six months. Respondent accepted those recommendations. This court, however, is not bound by the recommendations of the Commission. The infractions established are most flagrant;error to the fit procedure.

In Ref. [@FFPades] it was suggested that the VMD is a first step on a sequence of particular rational approximations called Padé Approximants (PA). In that reference was also suggested that using Padé Approximants as a fitting functions to analyze the pion vector form factor in the space-like region, one can go beyond the VMD in a systematic approximation.

In the TFF case, this fact is of particular interest since the data from the BABAR collaboration cannot be easily accommodated in the VMD picture. With the help of these rational approximants, one could reach systematically the intermediate and high-energy experimental data producing, at the same time, an accurate results for the slope and curvature of the TFF at low-energies.

The Padé technics provides with a simple, model-independent


of cART after 21 days treatment for PCP, when residual uptake by Ga-S after the first treatment for PCP was not detected. It may also be possible to start cART in the early phase after its treatment without the occurrence of PCP-IRIS with the appropriate additional treatment of PCP for 14 days. These guidelines for treatment of PCP in HIV-infected adults and adolescents have been recommended for the duration of 21 days since 1984. We propose that for the prevention of PCP-IRIS, it is nessecory to reconsider recommendation for the treatment duration of 21 days, and meanwhile to evaluate the treatment effect of PCP with Ga-S, because PCP resistance to sulfa drugs, namely are trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole, is beginning to appear.course of CS when treated with corticosteroids is once again a good argument to chase up early diagnosis and prompt treatment \[[@CR10]\].

To date, CS diagnosis is challenging, since asymptomatic cardiac involvement in patients with pulmonary sarcoidosis is relatively frequent. In asymptomatic patients, CS may be present even in the absence of any abnormality on standard cardiac testing (e.g. ECG, echocardiography), may manifest as an abnormal electrocardiogram alone or may be recognized as an abnormality on sophisticated imaging techniques. On the other hand, the presence of non-specific symptoms may mislead to other diagnoses and loss of valuable time.

In summary, CS constitutes a rare but potentially underdiagnosed and fatal disease. Its diagnosis remains difficult owing to the infrequent and indistinguishable symptoms and the lack of formal diagnostic criteria dependent upon


or 'unclear'.

We will pilot the quality checklist independently on a sample of five papers and will refine the checklist before proceeding further, if needed.

When necessary, we will contact the authors of original studies for information on unclear quality items. We will present the items on methodological quality assessments in a methodological quality summary figure. In addition, we will present a methodological quality graph showing the relative distribution of methodological quality assessments for each included study.

Statistical analysis and data synthesis {#Sec20}
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For each included study, we will treat the index test results as separate binary classifiers and record details for dichotomization, if appropriate and available. We will collect details on definitions of positive and negative reference standard responses. We will further construct 2 × 2 tables of test and referencewill generally follow a bivariate meta-analysis approach to analyse pairs of sensitivity and specificity using a generalized linear mixed model as outlined by Chu et al. \[[@CR32]\].

To deal with the complex relationship of index tests available, we will use a four-part approach to meta-analysis: Part 1: Direct comparisons of both CMR and 18F-FDG as index tests to the reference standard Japan CriteriaPart 2: An indirect comparison of both CMR and 18F-FDG as index tests to the reference standard Japan CriteriaPart 3: An indirect comparison of both CMR and 18F-FDG with the addition of biopsy as a third index test, again to the reference standard Japan CriteriaPart 4: A Bayesian meta-analysis using the results of the comparison of biopsy to Japan Criteria as informative prior for both direct and


indirect comparisons of CMR and 18F-FDG to the Japan Criteria (analogous to part 1 and 2)

For all parts, only separate index tests, but no combination of index tests (e.g. combined accuracy of performing both CMR and 18F-FDG) will be considered.

For parts 1--3, we will use the 'lme4'package in R \[[@CR33]\] for pooling estimates and especially the 'glmer'-function for the bivariate binomial method. We will present sensitivity and specificity, logit transformed from the bivariate estimates with 95% confidence intervals. We will provide specificity vs. sensitivity plots showing estimates of individual studies, summary ROC points (summary sensitivity and summary specificity) as well as 95% confidence regions around the SROC characteristic points.

For indirect comparisons (parts 2--3), we will follow the methods generally outlined by Partlett and Takwoingi \[[@CR34]\] and recently successfullyabove as parts 3 and 4.

Assessment of reporting bias {#Sec23}
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Because there are no commonly accepted methods for assessing reporting bias in diagnostic test studies and such testing might even be misleading in this context, we will not perform such analyses \[[@CR38]\].

Discussion {#Sec24}
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The most widely recognized diagnostic algorithm for cardiac sarcoidosis is considered out of date, as it precedes the introduction of imaging techniques in diagnostic pathways. These novel imaging techniques, like CMR and FDG-PET scan, have emerged as promising diagnostic tools which may fill the current diagnostic gap. Thus, a systematic review and evaluation of CS diagnosis are much needed. Such an attempt is anticipated to alter the current diagnostic guidelines for CS by shedding more light on the role of sophisticated imaging techniques on prompt CS therapy


Case-Finding for Persistent Airway Obstruction in Farmers: A Questionnaire With Optimal Diagnosis Criteria.
Appropriate identification of subjects who are candidates for spirometry through case-finding questionnaires may help solve the problem of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease misdiagnosis. The performance of case-finding questionnaires depends at least partially on the characteristics of the population used for their development. The use of an accurate threshold for the forced expiratory volume in 1 second / forced vital capacity ratio to define persistent airway obstruction is also vital in ascertaining chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Using a population examined between October 2012 and May 2013 that included a large subset of agricultural workers both exposed and unexposed to tobacco smoking, the authors aimed to select a combination of items that would identify persons most likely toofficer, "[i]n the course of escorting [the plaintiff] from the Restaurant, [the off-duty officer] threatened to arrest him for disorderly conduct. [The officer] possessed that power under state law." Lizardo, 2000 WL 976808, at *10, 2000 U.S. Dist. LEXIS, at *41-42. The court concluded that "[b]ecause the officer threatened to invoke his official authority to arrest [the plaintiff], a reasonable jury could find that [the officers] purported to act pursuant to their official duties at the time of the incident." Id. (citing Pitchell, 13 F.3d at 548).
Considering the foregoing in the light most favorable to the non-movant, because Rushing threatened to invoke his official authority, and the additional relevant factors dispute, such as whether the off-duty officers identified themselves in any manner, whether they carried or used handcuffs,


WL 21047728, at *3, 2003 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 7745, at *10-11.
The rules concerning scope of employment dictate that "where an employee's conduct is brought on by a matter wholly personal in nature, the source of which is not job-related, his actions cannot be said to fall within the scope of his employment." Id. (quoting Stavitz v. City of New York, 98 A.D.2d 529, 471 N.Y.S.2d 272, 274 (1st Dep't 1984)). In Mahmood, plaintiff Mahmood, while stopped behind off-duty officer Thomas Fitzgibbon at a red light, honked his horn to alert Fitzgibbon when the light turned green. Id. at 2003 WL 21047728, at *1, 2003 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 7745, at *3. Fitzgibbon then exited his vehicle, approached Mahmood's vehicle and attempted to punch Mahmood through the open driver's sidewindow. Id. After ordering Mahmood to pull over, which he did, Fitzgibbon proceeded to pull Mahmood from his vehicle and assault, yell at, and beat him. Id. Mahmood argued that Fitzgibbon was acting in the scope of his employment as an officer when he verbally identified himself as a police officer, showed plaintiff his badge, and ordered him to pull over to the side of the road. Id. at 2003 WL 21047728, at *3, 2003 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 7745, at *10. The court stated, however, that the officer's identification "does not, by itself, establish that he was furthering the City's interest in maintaining law and order." Id. at 2003 WL 21047728, at *3, 2003 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 7735, at *10-11 (citations omitted). Mahmood quotes Perez v. City of


as who started the incident spurring the alleged assault on Wahhab and whether Rushing and Martin identified themselves as officers and in what manner. Mahmood also pointed to the fact that the plaintiff in Woo was subsequently arrested for assault after uniformed police officers arrived on the scene, as is the case here. Mahmood, 2003 WL 21047728, at *4 n. 7, 2003 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 7735, at *14 n. 7.
This court finds that material factual issues involved in this inquiry are in dispute. Accordingly, defendant City of New York's motion for summary judgment as to plaintiffs' respondeat superior claim is denied.
6. Plaintiffs' Exhibits C and D
Defendant City of New York objects to plaintiffs' Exhibits C and D on the grounds that they are not in compliance with Ruleday!" "Yes, absolutely, I quite agree." "And being herded into endless hotel miramars" "And bellvueses and bontinentals" "With their international" "Luxury modern roomettes" "And their watney's red barrel" "And their swimming pools" "Full of fat german businessmen" "Pretending to be acrobats" "And forming pyramids" "And frightening the children" "Barging into the queues" "And if you're not at your table spot on seven" "You miss your bowl" "Of campbell's cream of mushroom soup" "The first item on the menu of international cuisine." "And every thursday night" "There's bloody cabaret in the bar" "Featuring some tiny, emaciated dago" "With nine-inch hips" "And some big, fat, bloated tart" "With her hair brylcreemed down and a big arse" "Presenting flamenco for foreigners." "Yes, yes, quite..." "And then surrounded" "By adenoidal typists from


birmingham" "With diarrhea and flabby white legs" "And hairy, bandy-legged wop waiters called manuel" "And then once a week" "There's an excursion to the local roman ruins" "Where you can buy cherryade and melted ice cream" "And bleedin' watney's red barrel" "And then one night" "They take you to a local restaurant" "With local color and coloring and they show you there" "And you sit next to a party of people from rhyl" "Who keep singing torremolinos!" "Torremolinos!" "And complaining about the food." ""oh, it's so greasy, isn't it?"" "And then you get cornered" "By some drunken greengrocer from luton with an instamatic" "And dr. scholl sandals and tuesday's daily express" "And he drones on and on and on" "About how mr. smith should be running this country."Filipino was killed during a terrorist attack on Camp Anaconda in 2004.

…Madsen claims there is a connection between PGMA’s “ordering the repatriation of Filipino workers from Iraq and Kuwait, and the discovery that US Marine Corps and FBI spy Leandro Aragoncillo, a Filipino-American who worked as a Marine security aide inside Cheney’s office… who was arrested by the FBI last October [2005], had stolen dossiers from Cheney’s office that were considered damaging to Mrs. Arroyo.”

…The above means that the NSA was intercepting and eavesdropping on PGMA’s landline and cell phone conversations, and passing on the dirt to Estrada. It is not surprising, therefore, that the Hello Garci tapes were first made public by Allan Paguia, a “former” lawyer of Estrada.

The above paragraph confirmed what I have written several


an economic policy vacuum, and the loss of direction of the national agenda despite the blueprint set by the SONA.

Lacson’s advisers said the opposition senator is amenable to sponsoring a bill granting amnesty to those accused of political crimes but they said they would have to be careful about its coverage including the cut-off date. They said JDV and Lacson may not have the same definition of “political crimes”.

The amnesty proposal is supposed to solve the political tension that has bedeviled the Arroyo administration since its start in 2001. Amnesty is an instrument of reconciliation as it erases the political crime of the accused even before conviction. It differs from pardon, which can be granted only after conviction.

Logically, those who would likely be included would be former Presidentto see this. My niece is working in one of the Call Centers there right now and is now able to support her parents, both of whom are unemployed. (Before that, i used to help them through my mom.) Those are little gains (multiplied a million times) that are worth preserving.

Whether a revolution is peaceful or violent, there will always be those who would betray it. It’s naive to think that this won’t happen even after the civil war.

cvj, i understand exactly what you’re saying. since im younger than you, i dnt exactly have 20 yrs bet me to compare with what you have. i would’ve been jz 6 y/o 20 yrs ago and too young to remember how it was back then. the admin i remember distinctly