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I have encountered a strange problem with the following code
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This code loads the data into the table if I run the page in safari no problem. My issue is that if I run the same page through django with a render_to_response all I get is the processing sign no data. upon debugging it simply says: Failed to load resource: Cancelled.
Its not an issue with not being able to find the source file, I've also discounted the possibility of an issue resulting from rendering the page and disrupting the fetch process. I must be missing something in datatable setup. its strange that it works on a static page but not on a django rendered pageLamontville and Cape Town's Macassar Village, and the 20,000-strong Joe Slovo settlement (the latter defeated in a Constitutional Court battle last week);

striking public sector workers -- from doctors to firefighters to teachers to busdrivers to prison officials whose pay packets are unbearably small.

Shell defeated

In a rare victory far away that resonated strongly here, a campaign against Shell Oil in late May by the grassroots South Durban Community Environmental Alliance and NGO groundWork -- part of a global solidarity mobilisation ShellGuilty -- was rewarded in an out-of-court settlement for Ken Saro-Wiwa's family and other Ogonis: $15.5 million in reparations for the 1995 murder of the Nigerian pacifist poet-activist and eight of his comrades.

Although not more than a few hours' worth of Shell's record 2008 profits, the settlement nevertheless sets


Energy use analysis in commercial buildings has been performed for many years by a number of software simulation tools which seek to predict the comfort levels of buildings while estimating the energy use. The underlying principles of these tools concentrate on thermal properties of individual elements of the building itself, such as wall panels, windows, etc. The complexity and level of detail required to accurately simulate a commercial building often makes its' use prohibitive. The accuracy of such models has also been called into question in the research material. Following the construction and occupation of a new commercial building, the installed plant, such as boilers and air conditioning equipment, whose function is to provide suitable occupant comfort, is usually controlled by a building management system (BMS).
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An important practical advantage of the present invention is its manufacturing process, in which the two masses may be simultaneously formed by deposition of material on the substrate, followed by photolithography steps to define the separate elements.
In the present invention, the two masses are connected to, and supported by, anchors formed on the substrate. The connecting members are flexures (or links) which are compliant, i.e., permit relatively free motion, in the desired direction, and which are very stiff, i.e., permit substantially zero motion,


structure that comprises: a monolithic substrate, and three micro-gyro devices formed simultaneously as a layer on the substrate by successive steps of depositing material, delineating desired material shapes by lithography, and etching to remove unwanted material, the first micro-gyro device being so constructed as to measure angular velocity of the micro-gyro structure around a first rate axis extending in the plane of the micro-gyro, the second micro-gyro device being so constructed as to measure angular velocity of the micro gyro structure around a second rate axis extending in the plane of the micro-gyro and perpendicular to the first rate axis; and the third micro-gyro device being so constructed as to measure angular velocity of the micro-gyro structure around a third rate axis perpendicular to the plane of theearly) iron picket gates have been relocated within the property's garden.

The house's eastern front is clearly visible from adjacent Ewenton Park, facing Sydney Harbour.

The current owners since 1991 and extensive works to the house concentrated their efforts on the creation of a garden. Modifications to the garaging, drive and entrance made the house functional, and provided deep beds for bold plantings, creating a wonderful sense of place.

The garden in its current form is derived from the environmental factors the landscape now faces and the desire to have a garden suited to the period of its architecture. Entering from Blake Street, through gates that now sit in the location of the original grand entrance, you enter what appears less like Balmain and more like a private parkland.

The drive turns


of shade-tolerant and flowering semi-hardwood perennials Mackaya bella and giant fan palms (Chamaedorea costaricana) and a purple form of Ctenanthe setosa. Lower on the slope these plantings are also bolstered by clumps of giant bird-of-paradise flower (Strelitzia nicolai), Justicia sp. and more ginger.

Recent plantings in the drive garden include masses of Hydrangea and specimen plantings of Camellia japonica, angel's trumpets (Brugmansia cv.s), sweet viburnum and evergreen magnolia (Magnolia grandiflora), to add colour, seasonal variation and permanency to perennial drifts and palms. Although not the original driveway surface but built in the same location, the drive passes through the garden and feels more of the garden than a thoroughfare.

At a junction in the drive adjacent to a contemporary garage designed by architect Peter Tonkin, the site's steepness becomes a1986: Exterior restored
 1992: exterior restoration, installation of basement (interior) swimming pool, erection of a re-used Victorian gazebo in the garden.
 1998: a new 2 car garage and basement storage area and new sandstone driveway following the general arrangement of the Victorian driveway were built near the southern end of the 1872 wing.

Heritage listing
Ewenton has historic and aesthetic heritage significance in its external fabric and waterfront setting as one of the very few large Victorian waterfront estates in Balmain which remain largely intact, and demonstrate the changing tastes of the Victorian era. The house was originally constructed in 1854–1855 and substantially extended in different stages from 1860 to 1872, and is of post-Colonial, Italianate classical and rustic Italianate styles, with unusually interesting sandstone detailing. It retains the


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Help with rows in a datagrid

I have a problem. I have an app that allows you to right click on a row in the datagrid and a menu item pops up that lets you copy, move, or delete the row. When i click on one of these options, I get a nullReferenceException. When i step through, I am getting a null value on qv.Name. Anyone got any ideas? Also, let me know if you need more code. Thanks.

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From your code, I think you want:
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    dgSystemView.SelectedItem as QuarantineViewDS.QuarantineViewRow;

instead of:
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The influence of religious affiliation on heavy drinking, heavy smoking and heavy betel nut chewing.
The results of a national survey of determinants of drinking, smoking and betel-nut chewing behaviors are analyzed. The purpose of this paper is to empirically investigate whether drinking, smoking and betel-nut chewing are influenced by a variety of religions based on Taiwan data. Our results suggest that Buddhism, Taoism and practitioners of Chinese folk region are positively associated with heavy betel nut chewing while the religion effects on heavy smoking and drinking are statistically insignificant. Our findings on religion effects in Taiwan can be a valuable reference for comparison in Christian and western countries.


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I’m passionate about music because it’s a medium that allows me to spread joy, empower my listeners, and share my emotions as well as my life stories. Watching people enjoy my music, especially my friends and family, really inspires me to produce more and it just becomes an endless positive cycle. When I choose songs to cover, I draw from past experiences for inspiration. For example, I conveyed emotions and heartbreak from my past relationships in my cover of “Photograph” by Ed Sheeran.

When Ispectacle and performance over results. We’ve probably all heard stories like this, but some of S&W’s are especially good, like one from an activist at a trade summit:

On April 20, the first day of the demonstrations, we marched in our thousands toward the fence, behind which 34 heads of state had gathered to hammer out a hemispheric trade deal. Under a hail of catapult-launched teddy bears, activists dressed in black quickly removed the fence’s support with bolt cutters and pulled it down with grapples as onlookers cheered them on. For a brief moment, nothing stood between us and the convention centre. We scrambled atop the toppled fence, but for the most part we went no further, as if our intention all along had been simply to replace the


say no. Let’s say S&W’s plan of taking over institutions in the name of leftism is completely new. Could this exciting and very original idea be just crazy enough to work?

S&W and their fellow communists aren’t the first group I’ve heard bring up the Mont Pelerin Society as an example to be emulated. As you can tell from the link above, some effective altruists are thinking in this direction too. And “take over academia and dominate the intellectual world” is a good job if you can get it. But it still sounds pretty hard, especially if lots of other people have the same idea.

The neoliberals had some dazzling successes. But so did Napoleon. And if the centerpiece of your strategy is “Take over France, then go from there,therefore legitimating, an authority. But these accounts miss the antagonism at the heart of making demands, and the ways in which they are essential for constituting an active agent of change. In this light, the rejection of demands is a symptom of theoretical confusion, not practical progress. A politics without demands is simply a collection of aimless bodies. Any meaningful vision of the future will set out proposals and goals, and this chapter is a contribution to that potential discussion…

When they get to discussing how communism is good, they don’t anticipate any object level complaints about how, eg, maybe capitalism is better. But they do worry that “communism is good” sounds like a universal statement, and universal statements can be exclusionary. So:

To invoke such an idea is to


imminent, increased militarisation inevitable, and rising inequality unstoppable. Contemporary science fiction is dominated by a dystopian mindset, more intent on charting the decline of the world than the possibilities for a better one. Utopias, when they are proposed, have to be rigorously justified in instrumental terms, rather than allowed to exist in excess of any calculation. Meanwhile, in the halls of academia the utopian impulse has been castigated as naive and futile. Browbeaten by decades of failure, the left has consistently retreated from its traditionally grand ambitions. To give but one example: whereas the 1970s saw radical feminism and queer manifestos calling for a fundamentally new society, by the 1990s these had been reduced to a more moderate identity politics; and by the 2000s discussions were dominated byevery one of these events, you’ll see socialists demanding these people stop, and doing everything in their power to make these people’s lives miserable. Capitalism hasn’t snuffed out utopianism. Utopianism is alive and well everywhere except on the left.

I know the arguments in this space. I know people wonder “what if the benefits of utopia only go to the rich?”. Or “what if letting people have their own private visions of utopia means elites can shape the future?”. Or “when some people don’t have health care, doesn’t spending money on utopian visions seem irresponsible?”. Or a thousand other different things.

But the more of this you do, the less Mont Pelerinny you’ll be. Also, you’ll prevent us from reaching utopia. Which, by definition, would be really really good.

Despite my


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#include <pyclustering/cluster/cure.hpp>

void * cure_algorithm(const pyclustering_package * const sample, const size_t number_clusters, const size_t number_repr_points, const double compression) {
    pyclustering::dataset input_dataset;
    sample->extract(input_dataset);

    pyclustering::clst::cure solver(number_clusters, number_repr_points, compression);

    pyclustering::clst::cure_data * output_result = new pyclustering::clst::cure_data();
    solver.process(input_dataset, *output_result);

    return output_result;
}

void cure_data_destroy(void * pointer_cure_data) {
    delete (pyclustering::clst::cure_data *) pointer_cure_data;
}

pyclustering_package * cure_get_clusters(void * pointer_cure_data) {
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    pyclustering_package * package = create_package(&output_result.clusters());
    return package;
}

pyclustering_package * cure_get_representors(void * pointer_cure_data) {
    pyclustering::clst::cure_data & output_result = (pyclustering::clst::cure_data &) *((pyclustering::clst::cure_data *)pointer_cure_data);

    pyclustering_package * package = create_package(&output_result.representors());
    return package;
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The NFLPA will be making a $10,000 donation to Josh Norman‘s foundation or the charity of his choice in honor of Norman being named the union’s Community MVP for Week 10 of the 2017 season.

Norman is being honored for his work in Washington as well as his efforts to help Puerto Rico recover from Hurricane Maria. The Redskins cornerback donated $100,000 to the recovery effort and launched a campaign to raise more money for the island. He also raised nearly $100,000 for his Starz24 Foundation that will be used to help create “collaborative learning spaces ” for inner-city middle and high schools in Washington, D.C.

“I look at it as I’m on this earth to help people and help them be the best that they can be,” Norman


said in a statement from the NFLPA. “I have the means to do so. I’m going to do that.”

Texans defensive end J.J. Watt, Bengals quarterback Andy Dalton, Falcons linebacker Vic Beasley, Packers safety Ha Ha Clinton-Dix and Broncos guard Max Garcia are some of the other players who have been named Community MVPs this season. All of them and the other winners will be eligible for the Byron “Whizzer” White Award at the end of the year.Sound Mandala

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According to Mr Esther Eswine in the City Income Tax Department, the hour that the office will be open at City Hall are, Monday through Fri--day, 9 to 12 and 1 to 5. Saturday hours are 9 to i. Evening appointments can be' made by calling the office. Trash Collection Raises Explained To City Council City council Monday evening requested, and received, explains-: , The annual membership drive use the application blank found tions of increases in private trash for the Amherst Hospital Associa- below on this page .which can be collection charges announced re- tion waj9 opened this week, th filled in and mailed to the hospital cently by Brotherton Disposal the mailing 0l Monday of over office. CmPany v 3IMAPrcf i'wH In addiUon to election ofuith nn rpariins. a resolu- t J " - J a. tion urging county officials and ihe municipalities to establish a study committee on drugs and narcotic abuse for the county. Passed to the tnira readings were resolutions authorizing the safety director to enter into a con- tract for the lease of a pistol range and to support and recognize the construction of a walk way from the citv Darkina lot to Park Ave. Heberling reported, in answer to a question, irom council, vna council had the power to dissolve to assume that body's duties. Taylor reported that he, Galusha, Safety Director Ben Futch and Po- i 0 i i l lice Chiet Art ft.oppennaier naa ai- tended a hearing before the State Liquor Control Board, voicing ob-


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want to return to peace and unity in a community — at any cost. In this vision of “restorative justice” the goal isn’t undoing the damage done by an abuser or limiting the risk they pose, but channeling conflict over the abuser into contained, unexplosive channels. The central aim of such “restorative justice” becomes avoiding loud public conflict, the severing of friendships, etc. In short, making things easier for bystanders pissed that they might have to take sides.

Of course “restorative justice” is ostensibly supposed to be “survivor-oriented,” but this is easy enough to get around — just turn “survivor” into a general identity rather than a specific relation, then everyone can claim to be a survivor. This shit is a fucking constant — an abuser or rapist ortheir apologists will respond to confrontation over their acts with the magic hollow words “speaking as a survivor…” As if being a survivor of other acts gives you similar standing to the survivor of the actual act in question. It’s patently nonsensical but such maneuvers work because leftist activists at large are invested in the psychological feeling of community. They’ll say or do whatever to “restore” that feeling, not to actually restore the survivor or impede abuse.

And of course those abusers and social capitalists at the top of organizational hierarchies love using “that’s not very restorative justice” to attack anyone calling them out. “Here, we have a reconciliation process specifically designed to defuse accusations in secret, if you aren’t using that then you’re acting in bad faith.” Sharing


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Clinical oncology is in the midst of a genomic revolution, as molecular insights redefine our understanding of cancer biology. Greater awareness of the distinct aberrations that drive carcinogenesis is also contributing to a growing armamentarium of genomically targeted therapies. Although much work remains to better understand how to combine and sequence these therapies, improved outcomes for patients are becoming manifest. As we welcome this genomic revolution in cancer care, oncologists also must grapple with a number of practical problems. Costs of cancer care continue to grow, with targeted therapies responsible for an increasing proportion of spending. Rising costs are bringing the concept of value into sharper focus and challenging the oncology community with implementation of value-based cancer care. This article explores theshooter from witnesses at the scene. On Friday morning, police described the man as 18 to 21 years old, about 5-foot-5 to 5-foot-9, with a thin build. He was reportedly wearing dark clothing and a backpack. He ran away southbound after the shooting, police said.

Officials are still working to find the shooter, as well as witnesses and victims.

Police have not determined what led up to the shooting.There was a disturbance less than a block away just before the shooting, and detectives are attempting to determine if the incidents are related.


TAMPA, Fla. -- The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have reworked the final four years of offensive guard J.R. Sweezy's deal, a league source told ESPN's Field Yates.

Last offseason, Sweezy signed a five-year deal with the Bucs worth more than $32.5 million. He missed minicamp, training camp, the preseason and entire 2016 season due to a back injury for a disc-related issue that required surgery.

"When we signed J.R. Sweezy, we were extremely confident," head coach Dirk Koetter said at the NFL combine in February. "We were very excited about J.R. joining our team and making us a better football team. Unfortunately, J.R. had a surgery in the offseason and the recovery was longer than anyone expected."

Guard J.R. Sweezy didn't play a snap for the Bucs in 2016 because of aback injury. Cliff Welch/Icon Sportswire

The Bucs' ground game struggled significantly in 2016, going from the fifth-best rushing attack in the league in 2015 to averaging 3.6 yards per carry -- 29th in the league. The Bucs also allowed 109 quarterback hits last year, fifth-most in the NFL.

According to Yates, Sweezy is still due up to $5 million this year. He can achieve it with his $3.75 base salary plus up to $1.25 million in per-game roster bonuses for each game he is on the 53-man roster or on injured reserve for an injury other than the previous back injury. He had been scheduled to make $5 million this year through a $2.5 million base salary and a $2.5 million roster bonus.

Yates also said that the team added injury


waiver language for the deal, split salaries for the next three seasons and reduced his base salary by $1.25 million for the 2018-2020 seasons. Sweezy, however, has base salary escalators for each season of $1.25 million tied to 70 percent play time from each of the previous seasons. If he does not achieve the escalator in a season prior, he can earn that $1.25 million for the current season by playing 70 percent of the snaps.

This deal gives the Bucs protection against a future further issue with Sweezy's back. It's actually the second time the team has tweaked Sweezy's deal this offseason, as it previously pushed back the vesting date of his base salary guarantee to April 7.

The team and Sweezy are both looking to put the injuryin a therapeutic effect (DiVirgilio, et al. Drug Dev Res, 45, 207-13, 1998). These and other studies indicate that P2X7 receptor antagonists may find use in the treatment and prophylaxis of pain, including acute, chronic and neuropathic pain (Chessel, et al, Pain, 114, 386-96, 2005).
Inhibiting P2X7 activation may also diminish or reduce cell death caused by prolongation of activated P2X7 receptors, indicating a potential therapeutic intervention for said antagonists in nervous system injury or degeneration (Sperlagh, et al., Progress in Neurobiology, 7, 327-346, 2006). Vianna, et al. (Epilepsia, 43, 27-229, 2002) also revealed a potential role for P2X7 receptors in the pathogenesis of epilepsy. Interestingly, because of the P2X7 receptor's role in microglia activation and proliferation in the central nervous system (CNS), a self-propagating cycle of neuroinflammation and


in addition to M2 cells, signaling by other macrophage population(s) may also contribute to the homeostatic regulation of sleep.

One possible mechanism through which M2 signaling may contribute to sleep regulation is through BAT thermogenesis. Alternative activation of macrophages stimulates BAT thermogenesis^[@CR22]^, and BAT thermogenesis is an important metabolic signal that facilitates sleep^[@CR34],[@CR38]^. Rebound sleep after sleep loss is greatly attenuated in mice with defective BAT heat production, a phenotype that is shared with macrophage-depleted and M2 cell-deficient models. Our finding that sleep deprivation upregulates IL-4 expression in BAT indicates that the key component of the molecular machinery for the alternative activation of macrophages is present in BAT and activated in response to sleep loss.

The relationship between sleep and the alternative activation of other macrophage populations is less understood,experiment is not possible since the presence of IL-4Rα is necessary for M2 polarization. Theoretically, M2 polarization could be enhanced by targeting a downstream element in the IL-4 receptor-activated signal cascade. Unfortunately, these molecular tools for *in vivo* use are not yet available.

In summary, we described sleep deficiencies in an M2 macrophage-deficient mouse model. Sleep is not the only complex brain function in which M2 cells may play a role. IL-4 KO mice and T and B cell-deficient SCID mice have cognitive impairment in spatial learning tasks. Intriguingly, these learning deficiencies can be reversed by transplantation of IL-4--competent bone marrow or by the intravenous injection of M2, but not M1, macrophages^[@CR23],[@CR60]^. Our findings are consistent with prior observations that normal macrophage number/activity is required for maintaining normal sleep


according to the manufacturer's protocol (Invitrogen, Carlsbad, CA, USA). RNA concentration was quantified by spectrophotometry at 260 nm. First-strand cDNA was synthesized using SuperScript III (Invitrogen). The PCR reaction mixture (20 μl) contained 4 μl of the diluted cDNA (20 ng total RNA), 10 μl of SsoAdvanced^TM^ SYBR Green Supermix (Bio-Rad, Hercules, CA, USA) and 0.4 μl of the primers at 10 μM. The primer sequences for IL-4 were (F) 5′ AGACGTCCTTACGGCAACAAG 3′ and (R) 5′ AGCACCCTGGAAGCCCTGC 3′ and for Cyclophilin A were (F) 5′ AAATGCTGGAC CAAACACAAA 3′ and (R) 5′ CTCATGCCTTCTTTCACCTTC 3′. The RT-reaction conditions were 30 s at 95 °C for enzyme activation followed by 40 cycles of 5 s at 95 °C and 30 s at 58 °C. Finally, a melting curve was generated by stepwise increasing temperature (0.5 °C increase every 5 s) for 60 cycles starting at 65 °C.cent to USD 1,207.84 an ounce, rising for a seventh day in the longest run since August 2012. Silver for immediate delivery increased 1 per cent to USD 17.14 an ounce in London, after touching $17.40, the highest since February 16. Platinum rose 1.2 per cent to USD 1,159.25 an ounce and palladium advanced 1.2 per cent to $774.50 an ounce.

Both the precious metals', gold and silver, prices rose in the national capital today on fresh buying by stockists and jewellers on the eve of Akshaya Tritiya. While gold rose by Rs 30 to Rs 29,070 per 10 gm, silver went up by Rs 75 to Rs 56,575 per kg on increased offtake by industrial units and jewellery makers. Traders said buying by stockists and jewellers picked up


KVM now has a
paravirtual clock source both which address this problem.

BTW, Windows does not use the TSC as a time source so Windows typically won't
have this problem (although it has other problems).

Time keeping in virtualization is fun :-)

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arohner
35\. Two timezones that differ, will differ by an integer number of hours.

~~~
JoshTriplett
N. The offsets between two time zones will remain constant.

N+1. OK, historical oddities aside, the offsets between two time zones won't
change in the _future_.

N+2. Changes in the offsets between time zones will occur with plenty of
advance notice.

N+3. Daylight savings time happens at the same time every year.

N+4. Daylight savings time happens at the same time in every time zone.

N+5. Daylight savings time always adjusts by an hour.

N+6. Months have either 28, 29, 30, or 31 days.

N+7. The day ofis still used
thousands of years in the future, but "programmer archaeologists" of the time
mistakenly believe that was the date when humans first landed on the moon.
They also measure time in kiloseconds and megaseconds because "day" or "week"
don't mean much for interstellar travelers.

[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Deepness_in_the_Sky#Interste...](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Deepness_in_the_Sky#Interstellar_culture)

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adavies42
* floats are ever a good idea for storing time. a system i use (no, not excel) has one of its time types defined as a double of days since their epoch. the problem is that it's universally represented in the interface as a timestamp to millisecond precision, and many different values may have the same string representation.

i just ran a quick test, and for a specific millisecond around now, about
13,000 distinct timestamps have the same string representation. if you use
that string representation as a serialization of


are one of the more straightforward
ways of dealing with time, if you must sully your hands with the foul concept
of time at all.

~~~
maw
> That said, UTC timestamps since the epoch are one of the more
> straightforward ways of dealing with time, if you must sully your hands with
> the foul concept of time at all.

Definitely. Leave their rendering to the experts, but to store times and dates
in any other way is indefensible.

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MichaelGG
> 1\. There are always 24 hours in a day.

Can someone explain when this isn't true? Is he referring to leap seconds, or
local timezone DST changes? Or something more interesting I'm failing to think
of?

~~~
PeterisP
DST changes are a big issue. A simple example from real life - there is a
system that takes a measurement every hour, 24/7. Makesecond.

<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leap_second>

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bluesmoon
Speaking of timestamps being in recognizable formats, here's a list of
interesting timestamps I've seen on (mostly) iOS devices:
[http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11023086/how-do-i-
interpr...](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11023086/how-do-i-interpret-
these-strange-javascript-timestamps-from-mobile-phones)

If anyone has any idea about what they could possibly mean, I'd much
appreciate it.

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jhawk28
He missed the myth that "Time always moves forward"

~~~
adobriyan
The myth is "Time always moves equally forward everywhere".

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apaprocki
Sometimes time is simplified on purpose:

      15.9.1.2 Day Number and Time within Day # Ⓣ

      A given time value t belongs to day number
        Day(t) = floor(t / msPerDay)
      where the number of milliseconds per day is
        msPerDay =


represented by something like
this: <http://calendardate.sourceforge.net/>

(Disclaimer: I wrote CalendarDate)

~~~
rmc
_1\. A timestamp (ie. number of milliseconds since midnight on 1 January 1970
GMT)_

You know that's not unix time, right? Unix time doesn't include leap seconds.

~~~
MarkMc
Hmm...I did not know that! I should really have said 'eg.' instead of 'ie.'

The point of the above 'timestamp' is is to represent a specific instant in
time, independent of any time zone or calendar system. You can use Unix time
for this purpose.

~~~
rmc
Depends. unixtime is for seconds, if you want to record 2 things that happen ¼
second apart, they might have the same value.

Also during leapseconds, unix time does funny things, like 2 second long
'seconds'. or it goes backwards to reset etc.

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MicahWedemeyer
While these are all valid issues, and good to be aware of, don't rush out and
fix allyour "broken" code. Plus, don't climb up on a pedestal and lecture
your fellow developers on their "falsehoods" about time. Use your experience
to know when exactness is important and when it's not.

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jasey
I took over from Snr dev who made 2 simple and bad time mistakes.

1) implementing their own DateAdd functionality in c# and forgetting about
leap years.

2) thinking the app server and db server's time would never get out of sync.

Fml he was so bad I wanted to kill him almost every day and got paid quite a
bit more than me

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mck-
There needs to be an Internet Standard Time/Date -- at least in terms of
formatting.

~~~
estel
What about ISO 8601? <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601>

------
kizza
"Time zones are an integer number of hours away from UTC"

As someone living in +0930, programmers get this wrong way too often -
Crittercism


concept. If you expect order, use a
sequence.

~~~
efnx
Exactly.

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adavies42
* highly-precise (nano-second or better) time has any intrinsic meaning at all (relativity)

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keltex
35\. There are years past 2079. SQL Server smalldatetime only goes up to June
6, 2079

~~~
apaprocki
Checking the terminal, I don't see any corporate bonds maturing in 2079 yet.
But I do see a handful in every year >= 2070 and <= 2077. So maybe a few more
years and some people / firms will start hitting bugs...

------
kvz
I assumed a year had 52 weeks. 2009 had 53.

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jhawk28
Another way to look at time is this: The only correct clock is a broken one
which is right twice a day.

~~~
user49598
You forgot about daylight savings.

If the day is one on which we either spring forward or fall back and the time
the clock reads somewhere in the shift hour,category are abysmal while Gwinnett County’s are pretty close to optimal, especially for a county as large and diverse as it is. For 2015, Gwinnett County’s YPLL 75 rate was the fifth best in the state, and it has consistently been in the top tier of counties in this category. Produces about half as many criminals as South Georgia. In 2015, according to Georgia Department of Corrections data, South Georgia sent more than twice as many people to prison than Gwinnett County did: 2,403 for South Georgia versus 1,049 for Gwinnett. The picture for new probationers is similar: 5,956 for South Georgia versus 2,630 for Gwinnett County.

In a future post, we’ll take a look at political and cultural trends in Gwinnett County and South Georgia.

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property market downturn it is the building industry that suffers grievously. This means that many builders go bankrupt or are left struggling with reduced manpower and a lack of skilled workers.

As a consequence, trying to get building defects in Spain rectified can be extremely difficult or, at worst, impossible. To state the obvious, if a builder goes out of business then no amount of badgering will work – and if he has no assets, then any court action is likely to be a waste of time and money.

Your builder may have had all-risks building insurance in Spain to cover defects outside the strict scope of the decenal. However, this is rare and any enforcement likely only after a court hearing. That said, it is worth noting that earlylack of data from general populations regarding whether RSP is a valid proxy for true pulmonary restriction. In other words, studies are lacking where persons in a random general population sample have been investigated with both dynamic spirometry and static lung volumes, TLC.

The RSP phenotype has been linked to diabetes, metabolic syndrome and increased mortality and RSP is probably capturing a different phenotype but overlapping group in relation to true pulmonary restriction, low TLC \[[@CR2]\].

Hence, there is a need to perform a general population study examining the validity of the proxy RSP in identifying true pulmonary restriction. We have performed a validation study in a general population sample, for which we had access to measurements of TLC using body box, residual volume (RV), and dynamic spirometry before and


after bronchodilation. Hence, we will have the possibility to validate RSP for indicating true pulmonary restriction.

Material and methods {#Sec2}
====================

Our data was from the pilot part of the Swedish CArdioPulmonary bioImage Study (SCAPIS Pilot), a Swedish general population-based study. For this initial pilot study, a randomly selected population sample of 2243 adults aged 50--64 years were invited to take part and 1111 agreed to participate \[[@CR5], [@CR15]\]. All persons answered an extensive respiratory questionnaire, including detailed items about smoking habits.

Dynamic spirometry, including FEV~1~, FVC and slow vital capacity (SVC) was performed before and 15 min after inhalation of 400 μg of salbutamol using a nose clamp with the subject in a sitting position. All accepted exhalations had a duration of \> 6 s and a plateau on the curve the last second of theDyspnea was defined as a modified Medical Research Council (mMRC) breathlessness score ≥ 2 \[[@CR21]\].

Smoking was categorized into current smokers, former smokers, and never-smokers. Former smokers were defined as those who had smoked for at least 1 year but who had not smoked during the past 12 months. In this analysis current smokers and former smokers were categorized as ever-smokers.

Statistics {#Sec4}
----------

All calculations were performed using SAS version 9.4 (SAS Institute, Cary, NC, USA). The local reference equation for TLC was computed by a linear regression model with height as a covariate, stratified by gender. The resulting equation for women was TLC = height (cm)\*0.085--8.71, with residual standard deviation (RSD) = 0.56. For men the equation was TLC = height (cm)\*0.102--10.93), with RSD = 0.83.

Specificity, sensitivity, positive and negative predictive values (PPV, NPV), positive and negative likelihood ratios (LR+ and LR-)


{#Sec6}
==========

The main result of the present study is that the sensitivity of RSP was fairly low in relation to true pulmonary restriction, whereas the specificity and NPV were high. The validity, sensitivity, and specificity were similar, regardless of which definition of RSP that was used. Finally, there was no difference between the pre- and post-bronchodilation results. Hence, we confirm previous results from referred-based populations, that RSP is relevant for ruling out true pulmonary restriction, and RSP has low validity in identifying true pulmonary restriction.

This is, to the best of our knowledge, the first study of a general population sample, although in a narrow age interval, sample validating RSP in relation to true pulmonary restriction, based on measurements of TLC by body plethysmography. Our results confirm results from previous  if (entryPoint instanceof Long && ((Long) entryPoint).longValue() != 0) {
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  (b) If the child(ren) is/are not staying overnight with the obligor
               for the average visitation period of every other weekend from Friday
               evening to Sunday evening, two weeks during the summer and two
               weeks d uring holida y periods throu ghout the yea r, then an am ount shall
               be added to the perce ntage calcu lated in the ab ove rule to c ompens ate
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income. That request of necessity required the Court to look at the criteria for

deviation to determine that proper amount of support. We find this issue to be without

merit.

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Typography Within Imagery

I came across the website of a French designer named Bella Matribus Detestas. I was really interested in her work and I thought much if it was beautiful examples of the combination of hand done typography within imagery.

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The Chicago Fire found out Tuesday that starting midfielder Logan Pause suffered two broken ribs and pneumothorax as a result of a collision with former teammate Bakary Soumare in the 25 th minute of Sunday’s 3-1 victory at Philadelphia. The injury is expected to keep the Fire captain out approximately four-to-six weeks.

The injury kept the Fire captain down on the PPL Park turf for multiple minutes during Sunday’s game though he did return to action before making way for Patrick Nyarko in the 44th minute.

With the injury, Pause was medically unable to fly. Almost immediately following the match he rode back in a rental van that featured Head Athletic Trainer Bo Leonard, Head Coach Frank Klopas, Assistant Mike Matkovich and the scorer of two goals on the night,midfield.

Sunday may have been a small glimpse into Klopas’ short term plans as recent acquisition Alvaro Fernandez moved inside following Pause’s substitution while central midfielder Michael Videira saw his first minutes of 2012 as a second half substitute.

Daniel Paladini has previously played in the role, while 2010 first round SuperDraft pick Corben Bone and Homegrown midfielder Victor Pineda provide the manager with more options.

“Throughout the season you go through situations like this. We’ve always talked about relying on the team so others will need to step up and contribute and I’m sure the guys will be ready to do so.”


<80%; group 3: ≥80% and <100%; and group 4: 100%. The outcome prediction (estimated glomerular filtration rate [eGFR] improvement and stability, progression) was assessed comparing low- and high-risk groups for each marker. Proteinuric markers showed increasing values in parallel with reduction of percentages of SG (p<0.0001). FEIgG/SG, 40-fold higher in patients with SG ≤50% vs. SG=100% (0.00040 ± 0.00039 vs. 0.00001 ± 0.00002, p<0.0001), was the most powerful outcome predictor: in ACEi-untreated patients, FEIgG/SG less or greater than 0.00010 predicted eGFR improvement and stability (88% vs. 12%, p<0.0001) and end-stage renal disease (ESRD) + eGFR reduction ≥50% (2% vs. 87.5%, p<0.0001); ACEi treatment reduced ESRD+eGFR reduction ≥50%: 36% vs. 87.5% (p=0.002). In patients with FEIgG/SG <0.00010 the eGFR increase is significantly higher in ACEi-treated for ≥70 months versus[Characterization and photoluminescence properties of a blue-light-emitting material].
Tris (2-methyl-8-hydroxyquinoline) aluminum (AlMeq3) was synthesized and purified by vacuum sublimation. The structure of the complex was characterized by 1H NMR, FTIR spectra and elemental analysis techniques. AlMeq3 consists of three 2-methyl-8-hydroxyquinoline ligands and one aluminum atom. Its thermal stability was studied by TG and DSC analysis and the result shows that AlMeq3 is a thermally stable material, with decomposition and crystalline transition temperature being 357 and 158 degrees C, respectively. Energy band structure was investigated by UV-Vis absorption spectra and fluorescence emission spectra. Experimental results show that its UV absorption bands were at about 246 and 390 nm, and the absorption band at about 246 nm can be assigned to pi--pi* of phenyl ring. AlMeq2 displays 8-hydroxyquinoline-oriented photophysical properties. The


optical gap of AlMeq3: was about 2.85 eV, as determined by intrinsic absorption band edge of the complex in ethanol solution. Under UV excitation at 365 nm, the complex in ethanol solution emitted intensive blue fluorescence with the maximum emission peak at 479 nm, while the effective energy-transfer from the ligand to the central AlP+ ion occurred in the complex. AlMeq3 with bright blue photoluminescence can be applied as luminescent material in OLEDs.of machinery to offer to Pakistani industry, which at the moment is
undergoing Balancing, Modernization and Replacement (BMR) process.

Senegal to enhance ties

President of Senegal, Mr Abdoulaye Wade, has said his country
was very much interested to enhance economic and defence ties with Pakistan.

"We have identified four areas of co-operation and
initially we plan to import sugar and cement plants, and 20 railway wagons from
Pakistan," he said on Saturday.

In an interview, Mr Wade said he has held very useful talks
with President Rafiq Tarar and Chief Executive General Pervez Musharraf to
strengthen political, economic and defence ties between the two countries.


1. Introduction {#sec1-materials-10-00225}
===============

Ordinary Portland cement (OPC) is one of the most widely used manufacturing materials in the world. Due to the increasing demand for the construction of infrastructures, houses, and buildings, the production amount of OPC has been significantly increasing. However, its manufacturing process consumes large amounts of energy and emits carbon dioxide gas, one of the main gases causing the greenhouse effect \[[@B1-materials-10-00225],[@B2-materials-10-00225]\]. For example, the cement industry is currently responsible for around 7% of global greenhouse gas emissions \[[@B3-materials-10-00225]\]. This urgent environmental issue has been gaining a lot of attention due to the increasing interest in sustainable development. Therefore, it is necessary to find OPC alternatives that have comparable material properties such as strength and durability, as well as allowing for sustainable development by emitting lessspecific surface area of 200,000 cm^2^/g. The particle size distributions of raw materials that were measured by using Mastersizer 300 (Malvern Instruments, Malvern, UK) are presented in [Figure 2](#materials-10-00225-f002){ref-type="fig"}. The median particle size (d~50~) is 39.8 μm for fly ash, 9.15 μm for hydrated lime, and 0.59 μm for SF. In order to maintain workability, a polycarboxylate ether-type superplasticizer was used together. The fine aggregate that satisfies ISO standards \[[@B30-materials-10-00225]\] was used in the production of all mortar mixtures.

2.2. Specimen Preparation {#sec2dot2-materials-10-00225}
-------------------------

### 2.2.1. Test Specimen {#sec2dot2dot1-materials-10-00225}

The mix proportion of the fly ash-based mortar is summarized in [Table 2](#materials-10-00225-t002){ref-type="table"}. Both the fly ash and hydrated lime are considered as binder materials. The main variables are the addition of SF to the mortar and the inclusion of steam curing to


°C. The test was conducted with the mercury parameter: 485 erg/cm^2^ for the surface tension and 130° for the contact angle.

### 2.3.6. Drying Shrinkage and Weight Loss {#sec2dot3dot6-materials-10-00225}

A free strain of (40 × 40 × 160)-mm prismatic specimen was recorded for 91 days, to measure drying shrinkage of each sample. When preparing the mortar specimen, a dumbbell-shaped strain gauge (PMFL-60 series, Tokyo Sokki Kenkyujo Co., Ltd., Tokyo, Japan) was embedded longitudinally in the center of the specimen, with the compaction of the mortar. The strain due to the drying shrinkage was recorded using a data-logger (TDS--530, Tokyo Sokki Kenkyujo Co., Ltd., Tokyo, Japan) every 5 min after the specimen was unsealed. This indicates that the strains of the specimens without steam curing (F+L amb and F+L+SF amb) were(**b**) cumulative heat curves.](materials-10-00225-g005){#materials-10-00225-f005}

![XRD patterns of (**a**) fly ash-based mortars and its raw materials; (**b**) calcium hydroxide and (**c**) calcium hydroxide and calcium carbonate: CASH = calcium aluminate silicate hydrate, CC = calcium carbonate (CaCO~3~), CH = calcium hydroxide (Ca(OH)~2~), H = hematite (Fe~2~O~3~), Hc = hemicarboaluminate (Ca~4~Al~2~(CO~3~)~0.5~(OH)~13~·5.5H~2~O), M = mullite (3Al~2~O~3~·2SiO~2~), Mc = monocarboaluminate (Ca~4~Al~2~(CO~3~)(OH)~12~·5H~2~O), Q = quartz (SiO~2~).](materials-10-00225-g006){#materials-10-00225-f006}

![Porosity distribution of fly ash-based mortars at 91 days.](materials-10-00225-g007){#materials-10-00225-f007}

![Pore size distribution of fly ash-based mortars at 91 days: (**a**) log differential intrusions and (**b**) cumulative intrusion.](materials-10-00225-g008){#materials-10-00225-f008}

![Variations of (**a**) drying shrinkage and (**b**) weight change of fly ash-based mortars.](materials-10-00225-g009){#materials-10-00225-f009}

materials-10-00225-t001_Table 1

######

Oxide compositions of used raw materials (wt %).

  Chemical Composition   SiO~2~   Al~2~O~3~   Fe~2~O~3~   CaO     K~2~O


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unusual. She also admitted a significant time of her classes were spent with the

room darkened while she taught PowerPoint presentations, and that she sometimes

showed math videos with the lights off.

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                Case: 13-10393         Date Filed: 11/04/2014      Page: 4 of 15

       On April 22, 2009, Principal Oswaldgrant of

summary judgment is proper “if the movant shows that there is no genuine dispute

as to any material fact and the movant is entitled to judgment as a matter of law.”

Fed. R. Civ. P. 56(a). “We draw all factual inferences in a light most favorable to

the non-moving party.” Shiver v. Chertoff, 549 F.3d 1342, 1343 (11th Cir. 2008)

(per curiam).

                                     III.    Discussion

       A plaintiff may prove a claim of intentional discrimination under Title VII

through direct evidence or circumstantial evidence. Alvarez v. Royal Atl.

Developers, Inc.,


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                svg.selectAll("circle")
                    .data(data)
                    .enter()
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                    .attr("class", = "${var.access_logs_enabled}"  #false
    bucket        = "${var.access_logs_bucket}"
    bucket_prefix = "${var.environment_name}-${var.application_tier}-${var.access_logs_prefix}"
    interval      = "${var.access_logs_interval}"  #60
  }

A:

AWS Bucket Permissions
You need to grant access to the ELB principal. Each region has a different principal.

Region,  ELB Account Principal ID
us-east-1, 127311923021
us-east-2, 033677994240
us-west-1, 027434742980
us-west-2, 797873946194
ca-central-1, 985666609251
eu-west-1, 156460612806
eu-central-1, 054676820928
eu-west-2, 652711504416
ap-northeast-1, 582318560864
ap-northeast-2, 600734575887
ap-southeast-1, 114774131450
ap-southeast-2, 783225319266
ap-south-1, 718504428378
sa-east-1, 507241528517
us-gov-west-1*, 048591011584
cn-north-1*, 638102146993

* These regions require a separate account.
source: AWS access logging bucket permissions
Terraform
In terraform your resource config should look like the example below. You will need your aws account-id and the principal id from the table above:
resource "aws_s3_bucket" "s3_data_bucket" {
    bucket = "${var.s3_bucket_name}"
    acl    =


and $\eta^\prime$ [@Gilman:1987ax; @Bramon:1989kk; @Schechter:1992iz; @Leutwyler:1996sa; @Bramon:1997va; @Mathieu:2010ss], indicating that the $\eta^\prime N$ amplitude is sensitive to this mixing angle.\
Another experimental approach to learn more about the $\eta^\prime N$ interaction is the study of $\eta^\prime $ photoproduction off nuclei which provides information on in-medium properties of the $\eta^\prime $-meson. The in-medium width of the $\eta^\prime $-meson can be extracted from the attenuation of the $\eta^\prime$-meson flux deduced from a measurement of the transparency ratio for a number of nuclei. Unless when removed by inelastic channels the $\eta^\prime$-meson will decay outside of the nucleus because of its long lifetime and thus its in-medium mass is not accessible experimentally. Recently, however, indirect evidence has been claimed for a dropping $\eta^\prime$ mass in the hot and dense matter formed in ultrarelativistic heavy-ionthe present work - the impact of photon shadowing on the transparency ratio had not been taken into account in earlier publications. The data are shown for the full kinetic energy range of recoiling mesons (open symbols) as well as for the fraction of high energy mesons (full symbols) selected by the constraint $$T_{kin} \ge (E_{\gamma} -m)/2. \label{cut}$$ Here, $E_{\gamma} $ is the incoming photon energy and $T_{kin} $ and $m$ are the kinetic energy and the mass of the meson, respectively. As discussed in [@thierry], this cut suppresses meson production in secondary reactions. Fig. \[fig:ta\] (left) shows that within errors this cut does not change the experimentally observed transparency ratios for the $\omega$-meson and $\eta^\prime$-meson while there is a significant difference for the $\eta$ meson. For the latter,


nucleus optical potential.

Acknowledgments {#acknowledgments .unnumbered}
===============

We thank the scientific and technical staff at ELSA for their important contribution to the success of the experiment. We acknowledge detailed discussions with U. Mosel. This work was supported financially by the [*Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft*]{} through SFB/TR16 and partly supported by DGICYT contracts FIS2006-03438, FPA2007-62777, the Generalitat Valenciana in the program Prometeo and the EU Integrated Infrastructure Initiative Hadron Physics Project under Grant Agreement n.227431. The Basel group acknowledges support from the [*Schweizerischer Nationalfonds*]{}.

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F. J. Gilmanexploiting men. They pay us for something we'd been doing for free. It's fun. And..." She giggled. "They'll do pretty much whatever you say when you have them excited."

The other women giggled with her.

"They are kind of pathetic," Kelly said.

"I had a guy always brought candy," Jan said. "I always threw it out after he left."

"A fat whore with zits, perfect," Emily said.

They all laughed.

"You know what else I like?" Darleen said. "I like working for April."

They all did a little hand clap.

"I mean, I don't want to sound like some women's lib crackpot," she said, "but it's nice to work for a woman in a woman's business."

They all clapped.

"I mean," Kate said, "there's no pimp. You know how nice that is?"

They clapped again.

"How about Lionel?" Amy said.

April


place else to go. Down the hall. Ollie's door is open. I go in. He is at his desk. He sees me. He doesn't open the drawer. Doesn't go for his gun. I walk over. Do I talk? Does he talk? Do I have the gun out? Do I take it out? Whatever happened, I am right across the desk, I lean forward a little, point my gun in front of me, and plug him in the forehead right above his nose. I pantomimed the shot. He snaps back, bounces forward, starts bleeding onto his shirt. I put the gun away. Turn around and walk out? Why would I stick around? Somebody might have heard the shot. Unless he had something I wanted. Crime Scene found no signshe sells Mary Kay."

"Anywhere she'd like," I said.

Darleen straightened and examined her work so far. After a moment she gave herself a small approving nod.

"Okay, I'll call her when I get through," she said. "What else you need."

I took one of the Ollie DeMars pictures Belson had sent over and showed it to her.

"Jesus," she said. "Is he dead?"

"Yes."

Darleen stared at the picture.

"You know, I've never seen a dead person, I don't think."

"Recognize him?"

"God, I don't know. He just looks so...dead."

"There's a reason for that," I said. "Squint a little. Ever see him?"

She narrowed her eyes and looked some more.

"Yeah, if you squint it sort of filters out some of the deadness," she said.

"Recognize him?" I said.

"I might have seen him around here," she said.

"Customer?"

"No, I don't think


of these," he said. "We used to watch 'em in the office. I scooped this one, show to my girlfriend."

"You know where he got them?"

"No. But they're, like, real people doing it, you know. They don't look like regular porn stuff."

"Maybe they're a clue," I said.

"I figured they might be," Johnny said. "I hope you catch the sonova bitch."

"How many did he have?"

"'Bout half a dozen, I'd say."

"You know where he kept them?" I said.

"I thought he kept them locked up in his desk in the office. He let me borrow this one, but he told me I better fucking bring it back."

"I'll take a look," I said.

"You got a broad, watch it with her. Some of it's pretty hot."

"Good tip," I said.

Johnny nodded and turned and left.

##father many people might wish they had . . . wavy gray hair brushed straight back, even white teeth, calm eyes. Just the man to help you with your problem. His dark blue suit contrasted strikingly with his office.

He gestured me to a chair and sat back quietly with his hands folded on his desk. The desktop was clear except for a futuristic phone.

"I'm Dr. Rosselli," he said.

I put my card on the desk where he could see it.

"That would have been my guess," I said. "My name is Spenser. I'm a detective."

He nodded gravely.

"You're treating Adelaide Van Meer," I said.

Rosselli didn't say anything. He simply raised his eyebrows.

"You go regularly every two weeks to Tashtego Island and have done so since shortly after she attempted suicide five


having pasta with Bolognese sauce, which is what I always had. Traditions matter.

"Aside from 'Fuck you,'" Susan said, "did you learn anything else?"

"I confirmed my suspicion that she knows a lot and lies about it," I said.

"What do you think she knows?" Susan said.

"I think she knows pretty much everything," I said. "She knew about her daughter's suicide attempt, though she denied that it was a suicide attempt. I think she knew about her daughter's molestation. I think she knew Rugar from way back. I think she knows that her second and third husbands would no longer be able to support her. I think she cannot support herself. Her daughter's marriage to Lessard was probably providential."

"Even if he's dead?"

"Epstein says Adelaide inherits everything he would have, plus herout the names.

"Not a bad gig," Quirk said. "Banging good-looking women every day, getting money for it."

"It might get boring," I said.

Quirk looked at me.

"Or not," I said.

Quirk nodded.

"So they hired you to make him stop," Quirk said.

"Yes."

"You got any evidence?" Quirk said.

"Got no evidence we can use."

"Women won't testify?"

"No."

"So what are you supposed to do?" Quirk said. "Scare him?"

"I tried that," I said.

"How'd that work for you?" Quirk said.

"It didn't," I said.

"Disappointing," Quirk said.

"Makes me feel old," I said.

"Want me to stop by and have a talk with him?" Quirk said. "Unofficially?"

I shook my head.

"Don't think he'd care," I said.

"About the homicide commander?" Quirk said.

"I don't think cops worry him," I said.

"Now I feel old," Quirk said.

"This is a pretty cool guy," I said. "He knows what


Pappas," I said.

She was quiet for a moment. The rimless glasses were strong, and they seemed to enlarge her eyes as she looked at me through them.

"I remember him," she said.

"What can you tell me?" I said.

She smiled.

"What can you tell _me_?" she said.

"About anything you want to know," I said.

"Then do so," she said.

I told her everything I thought she'd want to hear, omitting only the names, except for Goran. When I was through she sat for a time, frowning.

"My goodness," she said. "And what is it you are trying to accomplish?"

"To right the unrightable wrong, I suppose," I said.

"I understand the allusion," she said. "But specifically, what do you hope to accomplish?"

"I feel a little silly saying it. But . . . right now everything isFine Arts building, outside the room where the "Low-Country Realism" seminar was finishing up. Since I was the only person in the corridor at the moment, I was about as inconspicuous as a wolverine in a hair salon. But, master of disguise that I am, I was carrying Simon Schama's book on Rembrandt under my arm.

No one paid much attention to me as class let out. It was a no-brainer. There was only one tall blonde, and except for hair color, which is not immutable, she looked very much like her mother. She was wearing a thick white cable-knit sweater that looked a couple of sizes too big for her. Below the sweater were very tight black jeans. The jeans were tucked into high tan boots with white


behind him.

" 'Buffalo gals, won't you come out tonight, and dance by the light of the moon?' "

I was pretty sure that the last assassin would take the offer. I holstered my gun, and felt the tension beginning to drain. As I followed Z through the open door, I found myself giggling at his song lyrics. In the rain we sprinted across the short open space to the car, and got in.

"Buffalo gals, won't you come out tonight?" I said, and started the car.

"Give white eyes a sense of Indian culture," Z said.

We pulled away.

"That's the best you could do?" I said.

"You knew it was me," Z said.

"That song has as much to do with Indian culture as Marshmallow Fluff," I said.

"Injun like'm Marshmallow Fluff," Z said.
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Everybody is creative. Imagine Science. And it isn’t an oxymoron at all.

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and effect. But neither these laws nor the phenomena they govern are permanent, autonomous entities that exist in themselves. Nothing at all exists by itself and in itself; everything appears through the play of the interdependence of causes and conditions. The law of gravity doesn't exist in itself, in the absence of objects. A rock is composed of atoms, which are themselves equivalent to energy. A rainbow is formed by the play of a shaft of sunlight falling on a cloud of raindrops. It appears, but it's intangible. As soon as one of the factors contributing to it is missing, the phenomenon disappears. So the 'rainbow' has no inherent nature of its own, and you can't speak of the dissolution or annihilation of something that didn't exist inoriental proverb says, 'With patience, the orchard becomes jam.' That it might take a long time doesn't alter the fact that there's no other solution. Even if violence doesn't stop arising overall, the only way to remedy it is the transformation of individuals. That transformation can then extend from an individual to his family, to the village, and to the whole of a society. There have been societies that have managed to establish a microclimate of peace at particular times in their history. It's a goal that can be attained, to the extent that each person contributes whatever he or she can. This is where people's sense of 'universal responsibility' toward one another takes on its full meaning.

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# WISDOM, SCIENCE, AND POLITICS

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German people who had been led to believe that after the swift defeat of the Poles, the English and French would call everything off. We
had something like a false armistice here one day, and the people in my building were hugging one another and crying for joy until they were put straight. Their faces
figuratively speaking fell to the floor.
It was such a beautiful fall day today that I walked to the dentist's office. Enroute I passed any number of meat markets and fish stores and before each one long lines of women had formed waiting to buy. An attendant stands at the door and lets them in one at a time. I have to carry my rationing cards with me now or go hungry. All restaurants now servehard bench without a back. The interior is in the raw. When we arrived over Berlin a pea-soup fog had set in and for an hour or more we just circled over the city before finally making a blind landing. It was quite a thrill, but a dangerous one. When we broke through the fog we were about fifty feet above the ground. The army
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clear from the outset that the UK has no interest in heavy-handed customs or immigration enforcement. That is what is called ‘the UK’s business’. There being once again such a thing as ‘the UK’s business’ is what Brexit is all about. Whatever happens on the Republic’s side of the border is the EU’s business.

Yet supping from that begging bowl — please, sir, may I have some more? — addles the brain. Staggeringly, the EU has persuaded the PM that the EU’s prosecution of a member state’s border is her problem. May’s offer to collect the bloc’s own tariffs, and subject importers to torturous ‘rebates’, constitutes abasement. Insofar as it is a problem, that border is the EU’s problem. Trump can put up his silly wall on the USass about Northern Ireland.

Lastly: what is the unspeakable consequence of a ‘hard border’? Chris Patten likened tinkering with Northern Irish border arrangements to carrying ‘a can of petrol and a box of matches’. Who’d light the petrol? Supposedly, IRA retrogrades, with Sinn Fein cheering them on.

Doesn’t this sound horribly familiar? It’s the same old blackmail. If one customs official checks a single boot for smuggled cigarettes, then it’s back to Tube station bombings in London. Really? I don’t find that credible. But I do find the fearful reasoning repellent. We’re supposed to stay in the customs union — and the single market, and why not the EU while we’re at it — and thus defy the democratic wishes of the British electorate, just because we’re still afraid of


many regional variations. Tarocchini has survived in Bologna and there are still others played in Piedmont and Sicily, but in Italy the game is generally less popular than elsewhere.
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be 1*2/(-4)*2. Which is the second biggest value?  (a) -0.04  (b) x  (c) q
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Let j be 296/50 + -6 + 108/(-525). What is the second biggest value in 4, -0.013, -3/4, j?
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Let u = 4.95 + -4.55. What is the second biggest value in u, 0, 8?
u
Let a be 29/145 + (2/(-40))/(-1). What is the fourth biggest value in a, 5, 0.1, 1/3?
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  );

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top scoring SNPs (rs12248560, rs878567, rs17710780) were subsequently combined into an unweighted GRS, which was included in linear and logistic regression models using the CES-D score, occurrence of a major depressive episode (MDE) during follow-up and regular antidepressant treatment during the 6 months preceding follow-up assessment as outcomes. The GRS was associated with MDE occurrence (p = .02) and ln CES-D score (p = .001). The HTR1A rs878567 variant was associated with ln CES-D after adjustment for demographic and clinical variables [p = .02, lower scores for minor allele (G) carriers]. Additionally, rs12248560 (CYP2C19) CC homozygotes showed a six-fold higher likelihood of regular AD therapy at follow-up compared to minor allele homozygotes [TT; ultrarapid metabolizers (p = .03)]. Our study suggests that the cumulative consideration of pharmacogenetic riskfrom Peepmode we've upped the prize pool to $200! The new distribution will be as seen above.

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maps via the Custom Games finder search for '6m' or '6m1hyg' (without quotes) to see all the maps currently available in FRB format! For FRB shoutcasts and analysis check out www.youtube.com/wiseoldsenex

ZenDeX Profile Blog Joined May 2008 Philippines 2872 Posts #2 Must have some prize of any sort to entice more top players into joining in.

chuky500 Profile Blog Joined March 2010 France 472 Posts Last Edited: 2012-03-26 18:13:15 #3 I don't really see why there needs to be a tournament to study whether less minerals and geisers is balanced. It's kind of obvious it shifts the balance towards Zergs and Terran since they benefit the most from more hatches and orbitals (more larva and mules, hatches are cheaper, cc can lift and mine other bases later). Zergs will alsobenefit from the fact that 1 rich gas now cost 25 minerals + 1 drone compared to 50 minerals + 2 drones.

The game has been balanced around 2 gas geisers and 8 mineral patches mostly because it allows more variety in gameplay, I don't have anything against smaller bases here and there like on crevasse or daybreak but it can not be the norm unless you also change the cost of buildings and units.

Tournaments helping the mapping community are a good idea but they should play all kinds of maps not just trying to prove Barrin's ideas, like when he said the only viable symmetry was the "VARS", the true left right symmetry. If these maps work I'll make maps with 3 patches 1 gas, and gold bases


with 1 gold patch and 1 gas and we'll see if games are more interresting.

neo_sporin Profile Blog Joined August 2010 United States 513 Posts #4 I approve of this idea EXCEPT the idea that round of 16 being a best of 1. If we are going to give the players (hopefully myself included) have a week to arrange a good time to play it may as well be a best of 3 as time constraint wouldnt be a problem for the players.

For casting purposes you can either skip series if it is a matchup repeat or if a series goes to game 3 just do the cast of game 3 so it is essentially a best of 1 for the viewer.

This is from someone who always thinks BO3and mules, hatches are cheaper, cc can lift and mine other bases later). Zergs will also benefit from the fact that 1 rich gas now cost 25 minerals + 1 drone compared to 50 minerals + 2 drones.

The game has been balanced around 2 gas geisers and 8 mineral patches mostly because it allows more variety in gameplay, I don't have anything against smaller bases here and there like on crevasse or daybreak but it can not be the norm unless you also change the cost of buildings and units.

Tournaments helping the mapping community are a good idea but they should play all kinds of maps not just trying to prove Barrin's ideas, like when he said the only viable symmetry was the "VARS", the true left right


this is about staying true to what it should have been in the first place. Balance should have been done around lower income rate (achievable in multiple ways) in the first place. Almost unanimous by recognizable people who have been around long enough to know what they're talking about . We just need to make it bigger and bigger so Blizzard gets it.While I believe 2g > 1g... 6m1hyg with 2000m/5000g is the very best we can do without touching the data editor. Grandfather of LotV's resource model. "Fewer Resources per Base"

RustySpork Profile Joined March 2012 United Kingdom 49 Posts #18 really like what you guys are doing here! look forward to seeing a sc2 that is even more interesting to watch

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could reduce overdraw. Identify areas where your view hierarchy is complex, and consider how you could simplify it. Profile the view hierarchy from Hierarchy Viewer to confirm or identify additional potential problem spots.

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Use the lint tool on your layout files to search for possible view hierarchy optimizations…however, the awesomeness of lint is for another article.

Simplify your view hierarchy

Remove views that do not contribute to the final image

To identify views that do not contribute to the final image on the screen:

In Hierarchy Viewer, walk through the hierarchy starting from the leaves towards the root. Click each node to see how the screen looks at that node. Alternatively, look at the Layout View window to see how views are layering themselves. If a view that was previously visiblespoke with Mr. Welchman on the front porch and he told them there had been
an argument and Appellant had left.
Officer Chavez stayed with Mr. Welchman in the
front yard, while Officer Muniz walked over to the neighbor=s home where Appellant was standing
with Officer Herrada in the driveway.  Officer Muniz began questioning Appellant
regarding the possibility of a domestic violence incident, but Appellant
responded that she had not been assaulted or threatened with violence.  As he was asking questions, Appellant brought
up the fact that there were drugs throughout the house.  Officer Muniz asked her why she was bringing
this up.  Appellant paused, did not
answer, and just looked at him.  Officer
Muniz then asked her if she wanted him to go into the home and confiscate the
drugs.  Appellant paused, and then said AYes, sir, I


(Tex.App.--Corpus Christi 2002,
no pet.); Jones v. State, 963 S.W.2d 826, 830 (Tex.App.--Texarkana
1998, pet. ref=d).  The number of factors present is less
important than the logical force the factors have in establishing the elements
of the offense.  Hurtado v. State, 881
S.W.2d 738, 743 (Tex.App.--Houston [1st Dist.] 1994,
pet. ref=d).

Appellant concedes
the knowledge element of the offense was met and only challenges the
sufficiency of the evidence to establish she exercised care, custody, control,
and management over the contraband.  See
Brown,  911
S.W.2d at 747.  In this case, the State
introduced circumstantial evidence to establish affirmative links between
Appellant and the cocaine.  The evidence
established that Appellant is a joint owner of the residence, received mail at
the house, and had given her consent to search the home, an act showing her
control over the premises.  Appellant was
present when the officers searched hercandidly reported the drugs to a
neighbor and to the police and consented to the search, which indicated her
disavowal of possession.  The evidence,
however, shows that Appellant did not expressly admit or deny possession of the
drugs she wanted confiscated from her home.
Appellant also points to the lack of other
affirmative links, such as lack of evidence that she used drugs, was in
personal possession of any drugs or drug paraphernalia, engaged in furtive
behavior, made incriminating statements, attempted to flee, nor was there an
odor of contraband on her person.  As
stated above, the number of factors present in any case is less important than
the logical force those factors have in establishing the elements of the
offense.  See Hurtado,
881 S.W.2d at 743.
Having reviewed all the evidence, we find that the evidence is not so
obviously weak nor


to decide if the card displayed on screen is the same as a card presented two cards previously. Responses that are more accurate reflect better working memory, on both tasks; iii) The Detection Task measures psychomotor functioning and speed of processing. Participants must respond as quickly as possible to a card flipping over on screen, by pressing a button on the keyboard. Reaction time is measured and lower scores indicate better performance; iv) The Identification Task measures visual attention. Participants must decide whether a playing card presented on screen is red, by pressing the 'Yes' or 'No' button. Reaction time is measured and lower scores indicate better performance; v) The One Card Learning Task measures visual learning and memory. Participants are presented with a succession of playing cardHF, heart failure; MIST, Memory for Intentions Screening Test; MCSI, Modified Caregiver Strain Index; MoCA, Montreal Cognitive Assessment; NP-battery test, Neuropsychological battery test; Proxy IADL, Proxy measure Instrumental Activities of Daily Living; SCHFI, Self-Care Heart Failure Index; TIADL, Timed Activities of Daily Living.

The study has received ethical approval from the St Vincent's Hospital, Melbourne (HREC-A 018/14) and Australian Catholic University (Ethics Register Number: 2014 175 V) Human Research Ethics Committees and will conform to the principles outlined in the *Declaration of Helsinki* and to the Consolidated Standards of Reporting Trials (CONSORT) guidelines for a randomised controlled study comparing the efficacy of two non-pharmacological health interventions \[[@CR72]\]. The trial is registered with the Australian New Zealand Clinical Trials Registry (ANCTR: reference number \#366376). All subjects will provide written informed consent


accurate. Furthermore, the comprehensive assessment of patient functioning (BNP, 'Up and Go' test, activities of daily living) will enable us to investigate if small improvements in PM have an incremental impact on physical functioning and quality of life. In conclusion, we anticipate that cognitive training will improve health outcomes in HF patients and reduce associated healthcare costs.

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This study is actively recruiting and ongoing.

ACE-R

:   Addenbrooke's Cognitive Examination Revised

ANCOVA

:   analysis of covariance

ANOVA

:   analysis of variance

BNP

:   brain natriuretic peptide

CAS-R

:   Control Attitudes Scale - Revised

CC-SCHFI

:   Caregiver Contribution Self-Care Heart Failure Index

CONSORT

:   Consolidated Standards of Reporting Trials

CRA

:   Caregiver Reaction Assessment

EHFScBS

:   European Heart Failure Self-care Behaviour Scale

HADS

:   Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale

Heart-FaST

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A German explorer who has been trapped in Germany's deepest cave underneath the Bavarian Alps for nine days was being winched back to safety on Monday in a dramatic rescue operation. Footage from inside the Riesending cave near Berchtesgaden shows Johann Westhauser being pulled through the cave on a stretcher.

The 52-year-old scientist, one of the researchers who discovered the cave, had been lying 1,000 metres (3,300ft) underground since being injured by a rockfall on 6 June. He was not able to climb back to the surface on his own as the ascent involves steep shafts and narrow tunnels. Doctors had to climb 4km (2.5 miles) into the cave to reach Westhauser and make sure he was well enough to be brought out.

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Ethan, I suppose you're referring to the talk I gave about Echoes a lil bit about WCS past in the latest ISOC convention. Yeah, I even showed an early version footage there That's not in the presentation though.

All the info in the presentation isn't forbidden or anything (anymore), it'll all gonna be in the website that was supposed to be up few weeks ago. We just faced a few issues, but it's all good now and should be up pretty soon.

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Ethan, I suppose you're referring to the talk I gave about Echoes a lil bit about WCS past in the latest ISOC convention. Yeah, I even showed an early version footage there That's not in the presentation though.

All the info