$\ell_{\mu}$, $r_{\mu}$, $s$ and $p$, the hadronic Lagrangian is given by the most general set of monomials invariant under Lorentz, chiral, P and C transformations. At leading order in $1/N_C$, the monomials should be constructed by taking a single [trace]{} of products of chiral operators (exceptions to this rule are not of interest for our research). The chiral tensors $\chi(p^n)$, i.e. those not including resonance fields, can be labeled according to the chiral power counting. The independent building blocks of lowest dimension are: $$\begin{aligned}
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u_\mu &=& i \{ u^\dagger(\partial_\mu - i r_\mu)u -
u(\partial_\mu - i \ell_\mu) u^\dagger\}
\qquad \qquad \qquad  [{\cal O}(p)] \; ,
\nonumber \\
\chi_\pm &=&  u^\dagger \chi u^\dagger \pm u \chi^\dagger u
\qquad \qquad \qquad \qquad \qquad \qquad \qquad \,\,
  [{\cal O}(p^2)] \; ,
\nonumber \\
f_\pm^{\mu\nu} &=&modified with a thin layer of polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS), the as-prepared FeOOH films exhibited strong hydrophobicity with water contact angles (CA) from 134° to 148° or even superhydrophobicity with a CA of 164° in the sample constructed by nanosheets. When the FeOOH nanostructures were dispersed in water by ultrasound, they displayed quite promising adsorption performance of heavy metal ions for water treatment, where the highest adsorption capacity can reach 77.2 mg·g⁻¹ in the sample constructed by nanowires. This bio-inspired approach may open up the possibilities for the fabrication of other functional nanostructure thin films with unique properties.


last October for a brief deployment to the Mediterranean

Putin has also sent his strategic bomber fleet on missions, testing UK and NATO response times to the sorties

Last month, Putin ordered a massive readiness exercise to prepare the area for air attack.

Roman Martov of the Baltic Fleet's air defence arm told the Tass news agency: 'Under the drills' plan, the fleet's radar reconnaissance has practiced detecting a notional enemy's air attack in the designated area of responsibility and aiming the S-400 Triumf anti-aircraft missile system to destroy the targets detected. The combat crews of the Pantsyr-S1 anti-aircraft missile/gun system provided cover for the S-400 complexes.'

Putin has deployed his Growlers from an area covering his Northern fleet, down along Russia's western border and into the Crimea.

He also has Growlers basedhe was looking past her again. Ellie fought the urge to glance over her shoulder.

"No, Jake. I'm sorry. I just don't love you that way anymore," Ellie said. What she didn't say was that she wasn't sure if she ever did. But that was her demon to work through. Eight years wasted for what? She wished she had a better answer.

Jake's reply caught her by surprise. "I've got a lawyer," he said evenly.

"What do you mean, Jake?"

"When you first started talking about this whole divorce thing I decided to talk to somebody too," Jake said, his chin jutting.

She wasn't imagining it. He was talking to the space behind her. She saw a flicker of something in his eyes as they briefly met hers again. It was like he


ice pack slowly so that it was between them.

"Peace, Ellie. Here. I'm really sorry that I hurt you. I'll do it your way. Whatever you want, and maybe we can still be friends," he said.

She grabbed the pack out of his hand and held it against the back of her head. The cool towel felt good against her swollen skin.

"I think you should go, Ellie. Tonight. Pack all your things and just go. And you'll think about it, right? Sharing the cost? Making this easy on both of us?" Jake seemed to be choosing his words carefully.

Ellie couldn't believe it. Jake was kicking her out. But that was what she wanted, so she couldn't react the way that she suddenly felt. She was getting what she wanted, right?course, of course," Joe replied. "I can meet you down by the front door if you'd like. Give you some time to take a second look."

She nodded curtly and started pecking at the touch screen. Joe didn't need the cue to tell him he had been dismissed and this time he didn't mind the rude gesture. As he made his way down the stairs, he did mental calculations in his head of the commission to distract himself. Maybe he could take his wife to Hawaii for that second honeymoon she kept asking about, or maybe they could afford to buy their sixteen-year-old daughter a car.

He was standing at the front door a few moments later. Even with all the lights on in the house, there was a dreary


in. The hours can be pretty intense but I manage," he replied. He seemed amused.

"Oh, I work a lot too, but nothing like that. I'm sorry you're so tired," she said. She saw David look at her with a question in his eyes and realized that she had said too much. "I mean, I'm sure you are tired. Long hours," she said, backpedaling.

Then she saw him nod. "It can be draining, but it's worth it."

He smiled at her again, and suddenly she felt very warm. She'd have to check the thermostat. Out of the corner of her eye she could see Linda and Kevin taking an obvious interest in this new plot twist.

"I don't have to be there right away, so I thought I'd head out a littlehad grown up a loner. It had been so long since she had felt that sense of belonging, to anyone or anything, that she had forgotten what it was like. She craved it. When Jake came along her defenses had been weakened from years of a solitary existence, and she had caved.

Ellie thought about her earlier walk, and her daydreaming of what life would have been like if she had grown up privileged and happy in one of those beautiful houses. She sighed. That romantic daydreaming side of her made her feel incredibly self-indulgent. She was too old for thoughts like that.

Skipper yipped in a puppy dream and startled her out of her musings. She set the mug down on the table beside her and gently shifted around


up from her notebook. "I'll see you there, then. Hopefully I can make some sense of this damn novel of mine before then. If not, I'm going to be drinking a lot. My damn editor won't leave me alone and if I miss my deadline again I think I'll just throw myself out of one of Linda's lovely windows."

Ellie had no idea of the right way to respond to Melanie's tirade. "Okay, then. I'll see you there," she said. It seemed like the safest response.

Melanie nodded and started to rub her temples again. Then she picked up her pen and started scratching furiously in her notebook again. Ellie took that as her signal that it was all right to leave. She quickly walked to the back and grabbedto smile at her, and she caught his gaze as it slipped from her shoes to her face. When his eyes returned to hers she could see definite appreciation in them and she blushed. Still holding her eyes, David pulled a wine bottle with a red bow tied neatly around the top from beneath his jacket. The movement allowed her to finally tear her eyes away from him. She took a deep breath. It was crazy how this man affected her.

"For you, Linda," David said, presenting the bottle to the older woman.

"David, I told you that it wasn't necessary to bring anything," Linda admonished, but Ellie could tell she was pleased. Plus she thought that it would be hard to be upset with someone as handsome and charming


her to the table. She smiled at him gratefully.

David found himself sitting next to Ellie, who was sitting to the left of Randall. David wondered if Randall had any input into that. Linda had also placed Randall at the head of the table. He nodded politely to Randall but he planned to keep an eye on him and any unwelcome behavior toward Ellie. Linda was to Randall's right, across the table from Ellie. Joe Klein was across the table from him. Joe's wife sat next to Joe, and then Melanie, with Herbert sitting next to David. Kevin and Eric were on the end facing each other.

Once they were seated, Randall stood with his wine glass in hand. "I'd like to thank everyone for coming together on such shorthave a demanding job doesn't mean that I don't want to have a wife, kids, house, the whole thing," David said. He didn't understand where Randall was going with his line of questioning. The rest of the table had quieted and everyone else was listening now as well.

"But being there at life's crucial moments; now that's the stuff that makes life worth it. Seems like it would be a shame to start a family and then not be able to be there when it matters," Randall said, swirling the wine in his glass.

David saw that although Randall was trying hard to appear nonchalant, he was actually watching Ellie's reaction closely. Was it possible that the man was trying to warn Ellie away from him?

"There's no reason I can't


years later, during the iron boom of the early 1900s, a wealthy man by the name of Joseph Bradford bought the house and tore it down, and built this lovely estate home that reminded him of his travels in Italy. Joseph hailed from Atlanta originally, but had made his fortune up north in the mines of Duluth. His young bride, Lillian, loved the landscape here on the shoreline of the lake, but abhorred the cold winters. So Joseph built the house in hopes that she would feel at home here year round, despite the temperature outside. You will also notice that every room has a fireplace in it because Joseph wanted to make sure that Lillian was never cold."

David was fascinated. He knew that all old homes hadgetting some great stuff out of all this, though. I think I'm going to write for a while, while it's all still fresh in here." She tapped her pen to her forehead.

"All right." Ellie got up from the table. "I've got a new employee to train anyway."

Melanie was already scratching away in her notebook, and murmured a dismissal. Ellie didn't know what else the day would bring, but the work was always there. So she decided it would be best to focus on that for a while instead.

# CHAPTER FOURTEEN

The afternoon came quickly, and Ellie was pleased to discover that Jeffrey was a quick study. Plus he was great with the customers, especially the ladies, who seemed to be drawn to his easy laugh and quick wit.


Kevin squealed. They ran like kids around the bottom floor of the house, flipping on lights and yelling back and forth to each other checking off an imaginary list.

"Kitchen!" Ellie heard Kevin's muffled voice from the back of the house.

"Library!" she yelled back, standing in front of the fireplace where they had all stood just two nights before. It seemed like a long time ago.

"Dining room!" was Kevin's response.

Ellie spotted a set of pocket doors at the front of the library and rushed over, pushing them open. She was in the front room overlooking the lake, and she could see Skipper patiently waiting outside. In the center of the room was a large mahogany desk.

"Office!" she called out.

"Sitting room!" Kevin's voice was louder this time.

Ellie turned to herdriveway on the side of the house that led around back. He made his way there and pulled out the stack of mail that had accumulated. He glanced at it quickly, but there were only circulars and other assorted pieces of junk mail.

As he made his way back around to the front of the house he frowned. It looked like a light was on in a room on the third level. He remembered Ellie telling him over dinner that she and Kevin had explored the house during their visit the evening before. They must have forgotten to turn off one of the lights.

He went to the front and was unlocking the front door when he heard heavy footsteps behind him. He whirled around. The man approaching him put


silence, and David cleared his throat. "Can I help you with something, Mr. Klein?"

"I'm here to see Linda," Joe said, glancing over his shoulder.

David wondered if this had anything to do with the glances and furtive looks he had seen the two exchanging at the dinner party. He had been sure there was more to the story than just a simple real estate agent and his client. David thought Joe Klein may be cheating on his wife, and he was disgusted.

"She's not here, and won't be here again for a while based on my understanding," David said, crossing his arms.

"What are you doing here then?" the other man hissed.

David realized with a start that he was being considered competition. "I'm helping my girlfriend house-sit for Linda. I wasthat was pitch black, which I hate to say freaks me out more than any other part of the dream. It's a stupid irrational fear that I have, and then when I finally found my way out, Linda was there. With another girl, and Randall, and a guy that looked just like you."

"I've made my way into your dreams already, huh? Cool." David grinned.

Ellie hit him in the arm. "It wasn't like that. Anyway, Linda and Randall looked young. Like our age. Nobody could see me, except for this strange girl that Linda called Emma. I think Emma had been sick the way that Linda was treating her. The way that they were dressed, it was like it was the early twentieth century."

"Sounds fascinating," David said.

"I don't know


have been really messed up lately. I don't know whether I'm coming or going half the time."

"When will I see you again?" Ellie asked. She didn't want to admit that she was starting to get used to having him around.

"I'll give you a call when I know I have some time to get together. We'll figure something out." David gathered his coat and gloves. "You take it easy in the meantime, and remember I'm in your dreams now. It's like destiny." He kissed her gently on the lips and waved at her to sit down as she started to rise from the sofa. "I know how to let myself out." With that he was gone.

Ellie settled back onto the couch, and Skipper appeared. "Where have you been?" sheokay. Thank you." Ellie hung up the phone. She was perplexed. She had no way to reach him. He had always gotten in touch with her, she realized. She had no idea where he lived either.

She looked at Skipper and wagged a finger at him. "The next time I talk to that man he's going to get quite a scolding. Romancing a girl and then not even leaving his phone number." Skipper wagged his tail as she spoke. Knowing she had an early morning too, Ellie decided there was nothing to do but let it go and head to bed.

# CHAPTER TWENTY-TWO

Ellie's sleep was dreamless this time, but she was up early nonetheless. She played with the laptop a bit more and then headed into the shop. Kevin


too and he laughed awkwardly.

"Okay. If you say you are okay, then I'm going to trust you. Thanks for hearing me out. Maybe that's all I needed to be able to stop having these crazy dreams, you know?"

Ellie nodded. "I hope so too."

"I'd probably better get back," Jake said, looking at his watch. "Jenny is going to start worrying. She doesn't know what is going on with me, and I think she's starting to worry that I'm messing around on her."

"I hope that you find happiness too, Jake. I really do," Ellie said.

"I wish that for you too, Ellie," he said with a soft smile. Ellie saw a tenderness that hadn't existed in Jake's eyes before. She wondered if it was the divorce, or this new relationship thattelevision, does she?"

"No, I did notice that," Ellie said, a slight frown crossing her face. "Seems odd."

"I think we have determined that Linda was odd," Kevin said.

Ellie forced a slight smile onto her face. "Okay, Kevin. Let's do it."

"Slumber party!" he said with a delighted grin on his face.

As Ellie and Kevin started up the staircase toward Ellie's new room, she told Kevin about her discovery in the master bedroom. Kevin was delighted by her description of the old-fashioned clothes and insisted on seeing them for himself. They reached the top of the stairs and Ellie pushed open the doors. She was surprised to see the light was on and the curtains were closed again.

"That is odd," she commented. "That light didn't work this afternoon and I know


box under his arm. The men shook hands.

"What do you have there?" David asked, pointing at the box.

"It's just a game for later," Kevin said, avoiding the question. He headed for the library and Ellie and David followed.

As they walked, David held out his hand for Skipper to sniff. Skipper showed no interest. He laughed and took Ellie's hand instead.

"He's usually very friendly," Ellie said with a slight frown.

"I'm sure he just sees me as competition, so he can't be too nice to me," David said. Ellie put Skipper down, and the dog followed Kevin into the library and then lay down on the cushion that Ellie had set in the corner.

By the time Ellie and David entered the room, Kevin hands held two glasses of wine. Thewine and glanced at David out of the corner of her eye. Despite having just worked a whole shift, and apparently getting ready to work another one, his aura was robin's egg blue. He was totally relaxed. He turned toward her and caught her looking at him. He put his arm around her and squeezed her tightly to him, then looked at Kevin.

"You gonna take good care of her tonight?" he said.

"You betcha," Kevin said, taking another swig of wine.

Ellie rolled her eyes. "We'll see who really is taking care of whom later on," she commented under her breath.

"I'd better get going," David said, and the three of them stood. He and Kevin shook hands again. "It was good to see you again, Kevin. You're a good guy,


time Ellie had seen her. The man that Linda had called Henry paced the length of the room and back again. She was amazed again how much he resembled David.

"Are you all right, dear?" Emma said.

It was obvious to Ellie that Henry was anxious, but she had the advantage of being able to see his bright orange aura tinged with just a bit of purple. He was worried about something.

"Things are getting too damn close for comfort," he answered.

"It will all turn out okay," Emma assured him. "I can feel it, Henry. This is just what we needed to get us back on track."

He looked up from his pacing and Ellie watched their eyes meet in the mirror. Henry came up behind Emma and put his hands onlooked up as the other couple approached them.

"The arrangements have been made," Joseph said to Henry. Lillian moved to Emma's side as the men started to talk in hushed tones.

"How are you feeling, dear sister?" Lillian asked.

"I feel good," Emma said, and Ellie could tell that she did. "It shouldn't be long now. I hope that Henry gets back before the baby comes."

"I'm sure that he will. Joseph would go himself, but with the authorities keeping such a close eye on things, we can't risk it now," Lillian said. Ellie watched Lillian look at Emma's stomach with longing.

"I know that things have been difficult for you," Emma said. "Are you sure it is okay for me to stay here?"

"We'll just have to keep you out of the public


reluctantly.

"We might find some other articles on what actually happened to the Bradfords too," Ellie said.

"Going all Nancy Drew after all, huh?" Kevin said with a wry smile.

"Hey, you're the one who said that I should find something to distract me from what's been happening," Ellie said.

"I just didn't know that would mean your attention would be focused on something you're literally dreaming up," Kevin replied.

"Beggars can't be choosers," she argued. "I didn't mean to wake you, by the way. I just couldn't wait to tell you about this."

"That's okay. Crazy lady." he winked at her.

"Let's get some sleep. I'm going to keep the coffee shop closed for the next few days," she said. "Out of respect for Jake."

"I wonder if this makes me a Hardy boy," Kevinfour-year-old by his tone. "So what does that show?" she said, ignoring it. It wasn't her fault that she had never had any use for the Internet before.

Kevin clicked on the link, and it pulled up another family tree. "Lillian's maiden name was Kellogg. Okay, this is weird."

Ellie saw what he was looking at. Another branch led from Lillian's name to another name: Emma Decatur.

"She did have a sister named Emma." Ellie felt vindicated.

"Ellie, you are seriously creeping me out," Kevin said.

"Emma's name is underlined too. Can you click on that?" Ellie asked.

Kevin did as she asked.

"She was married to Henry Decatur. That's odd." She frowned.

"What?" Kevin asked.

"I don't see any children. In my dream, Emma was definitely pregnant, and quite far along."

"That really may have been a


and he was able to guide her through how to use each piece of hardware and software that he assured her was going to "transform her business." He also said he'd help her set up a website for the shop. It was all over Ellie's head, but she nodded in agreement to whatever he said.

Three days after the funeral, the phone rang. Ellie thought it was probably David checking in. She left Joel in her office and grabbed the phone in the back.

"Ellie's Coffee Isle," she said, a bit out of breath.

"May I speak with Elizabeth Coulter please," the deep voice said on the other end.

"Speaking," she said, slightly annoyed. It sounded like a telemarketer, because no one called her Elizabeth unless they didn't know her.

"Ms. Coulter, thisinstantly looked regretful of her words.

"I'm sorry, kiddo. That was probably the wrong thing to say. Ask my husband. Hell, look at what happened the other night at Linda's. I'm famous for it. I really am sorry about Jake, though."

"It's okay, Melanie. I needed someone to talk to," Ellie said, sniffling. There was nothing menacing about Melanie's aura. She was genuinely concerned about Ellie's well-being.

Ellie saw Melanie shift in her seat uncomfortably, and she realized the woman was unsettled for other reasons besides her unbridled tongue. "Is there something else on your mind?"

Melanie tapped her pen against her notepad, as if debating her best plan of action. "There are some other things that you may want to know."

"Like what?" Ellie asked.

"The story that agent babbled about the Bradford


"Jake was going to marry me. He wanted to give me and the baby a good life, and I'm not going to let you ruin what's left of that."

"Please take your finger out of my face." Ellie was furious over the obvious assumptions that Jenny was making. "You are jumping to conclusions without knowing anything about what you are talking about."

"Oh, I know how you feel. You've been trying to figure out a way to worm yourself back into Jake's life ever since he dumped you," Jenny spat.

"I left Jake," Ellie corrected, "and it was quite possibly the smartest thing I ever did." She saw Jenny's eyes narrow in disbelief. "I didn't want him back, Jenny. I wanted him to leave me alone."

"Liar," Jenny hissed.

"You can believe whatyou," David said, trying to assure her. Ellie laid her head on his shoulder, and then he reached out behind her so that his arm was around her.

"You look like you've been through the wringer, Ellie," he said.

"I feel like I've been through the wringer," she replied. The wine was starting to have a now familiar effect on her senses, and Ellie felt the lids of her eyes growing heavy and her jaws cracked in a wide yawn. "I don't know why I'm so tired all of the sudden. I had a couple of glasses of wine; that must be it."

"It's okay. You can close your eyes for a few minutes," David said, reading her mind.

The long day and the emotional drama had finally caught up with Ellie,


tried to sit up. She swooned weakly and fell back against the pillows.

"Lillian, bring my child over here!" she said.

Her sister finally turned in her direction.

"Why, Emma, you look awful," Lillian said, "You can't be trying to care for a child in the state you are in. Let me take little Jack off for a nap, and then I'll be back in to take care of you."

"I want to hold my baby," Emma said through clenched teeth. "I have spent the last two days in labor, and he is the last bit of Henry that I have. And his name is Henry Junior, after his father."

Ellie had no idea what to make of the exchange. The tension in the room was thick.

"You are delirious, sweetie, and it's nosink turned pink as she rinsed off the cloth each time, but she was somehow disconnecting herself from it, and finally she just started humming. Ellie thought she had heard the song before, but couldn't place it.

After what seemed like an eternity, Emma seemed satisfied that she was clean enough for the moment. She limped past Ellie back into the bedroom, and pulled a clean nightgown from the bottom drawer of the dresser. Her dressing robe hung from the bed, and Ellie saw that she was avoiding looking at the bed itself as she pulled the pink terrycloth robe from the bed post. Emma found slippers underneath the foot of the bed and carefully wedged her feet into them. She ran her fingertips through her hair.

She took a


Linda said, patting her on the forearm.

"Upstairs, why?" Ellie asked. The vestiges of her dream still remained, and she was horrified to realize that she was suspicious of Linda and her intentions. This wasn't the Lillian of her dreams, she had to tell herself. After all that had happened in the last week, she should be delighted to see her old friend.

"Apparently that young lady was quite close to her due date, and that bump on the head sent her into preterm labor or something like that. David was quite concerned, so he wanted to move her upstairs to somewhere more comfortable." Linda tsked. "What an unfortunate accident. I had no idea that Joe had such a violent streak. It's so scary to think how people can appearanything."

Ellie heard something new in Linda's voice. It was...expectation. She looked up at Linda. "Linda?"

"You will be asleep in a few moments, and that is good," Linda said. Ellie looked at her coffee cup in mortification, and then back at Linda, who nodded. "We can't have you up and about, accidentally stepping into something that you wouldn't understand."

"Wouldn't understand?" The words managed to escape Ellie's lips with great effort.

"Don't worry, dear. Slight change of plans, but you are still in them. That is a wonderful thing for you, don't you think? I've grown somewhat fond of you, and it would have been a shame to have to toss away the planning that has been going on for the last several months, don't you think?"

It was like all of


that were readily available here to assist her and make her as comfortable as possible. I had just checked her pulse one more time when Randall came back in the room. I asked about you, if you had woken up yet. He said that Linda was looking after you."

At that statement, Ellie laughed a short, bitter chuckle. "Oh, she looked after me, all right."

David paused to see if she was going to say anything else. She didn't, so he continued.

"Jenny still hadn't regained consciousness and that was the thing that worried me the most. I wasn't sure if I was going to have to deliver the baby and then worry about Jenny fading away on me or not. I was constantly moving back and forth, monitoring the baby'sand then suddenly she felt fingers reaching back to her.

"David," she said in relief.

"Are you close, Ellie?" he said. His voice was still several feet away from her.

At that moment, Ellie realized the hands grasping at her weren't David's and she opened her mouth to scream.

# CHAPTER THIRTY-SEVEN

David tried to jump to his feet as he heard Ellie's sharp intake of breath but the chain caught him up short and he slammed back to the floor, shaking.

"Ellie, what is it? Are you okay?" he yelled. He was greeted with silence.

At that moment, a door opened and light streamed into the dark closet. Linda stood in the doorway. She smiled brightly.

"David! We are so happy that you are here," she purred.

Now that David could see, he frantically peered around


monitoring that was his absolute last resort. He forced himself to focus on the work at hand, and tune out the stares from the silent watchers.

Randall and Linda sat in chairs three feet from the bed, observing the scene as if sitting and watching a play unfold. David knew they whispered to one other several times, but he didn't avert his attention from his patients. It was too critical.

It all happened fast once he managed to turn the baby. Jenny was fully dilated within moments, it seemed, and it only took a few pushes for her son to enter the world with a lusty cry. When he placed the baby in Jenny's arms, she squeezed his hand for just a moment.

"Thank you," she whispered.

Then her full attention wasand stroked Jenny's hair.

For some reason, this didn't bother him either. He thought that perhaps it should, but it didn't. Linda pushed against his chest and guided him to a chair that was propped in the corner facing the bed. Another gentle nudge and he was sitting down.

Linda leaned down, and David could smell the perfume at her neck. It smelled like lilacs, and David closed his eyes, drinking it in deeply.

"You may want to turn your chair around, sweet boy. These matters aren't for you," she whispered in his ear. "At least, not yet."

Then she licked his ear and David felt a bolt of delicious electricity shoot through his body. Then she grabbed the sides of his chair and in one strong shove swung it around.

The energy


and she saw David standing in the middle of the room. He looked tired, but his face lit up when he saw her. Linda's odd words flew right out of her mind.

"Ellie!"

"David!"

He met her in two strides as she rushed toward him. Then she was in his arms and he crushed her against him.

"Are you okay?" he asked.

Ellie nodded, but could see more unspoken questions in his eyes. She wondered why he looked so frightened.

"What's the matter, David?" She reached up and stroked his cheek.

"Don't you remember, Ellie? Linda and Randall have been holding us hostage. You disappeared when we were both locked up in that closet," he said. His eyes anxiously searched hers.

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limited. In that, the most commonly used anatomical sequence in fMRI studies uses the T1-weighted contrast, which lacks the sensitivity and specificity of revealing lesions.

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As proposed by Hoggard,[@ref7] T2-weighted axial sections of 3--4 mm thickness or FLAIR inversion recovery sequences could clearly increase the level of detection. Therefore, we could adapt the MRI sequences to maximize the discovery of lesions that may go undetected with T1 weighting.

Although study participants presently give their consent after receiving information about the protocol and the possible risks inherent to MRI, they should also be informed of the possibility and implications of finding a brain anomaly and the opportunity to consider this matter carefully before agreeing to volunteer.[@ref2]^,^[@ref13]^,^[@ref14] They should be informed and made aware that the purpose of the study issystem $\hat x^\alpha=(\hat t,\hat x^i)$ (in units where the velocity of light $c=1$), the wave equation which governs special relativistic physics, $$\bigg (\partial_{\hat t}^2 -\delta^{ij}
      \partial_{\hat i} \partial_{\hat j}\bigg )u =0,
    \label{eq:wnoshift}$$ does not contain a shift. The invariance of the velocity of light results from the property that this wave equation retains the same form (\[eq:wnoshift\]) under a Lorentz transformation, $$\begin{aligned}
  t' &=& \frac{1}{\sqrt{1-\beta^2}}
      ( \hat t-\delta_{ij}\beta^i  \hat x^j) \nonumber \\
 x'^i &=& \frac{1}{\sqrt{1-\beta^2}}
      ( \hat x^i - \beta^i  \hat t) \nonumber \\
      \beta^2 &=&\delta_{kl}\beta^k\beta^l ,\end{aligned}$$ to another inertial coordinate system with relative motion. In this way special relativity resolves


when $\beta>0$, i.e. only when the motion of the boundary is outward relative to the Cauchy hypersurfaces.

The energy intrinsic to the Cauchy hypersurfaces, $$E_0=\frac{1}{2}\int_{-\infty}^0 dx \bigg (
         (\partial_t u-\beta \partial_x u)^2
     + (\partial_x u)^2 \bigg),
     \label{eq:resten}$$ provides a norm even in the superluminal case when $\beta^2>1$. It satisfies $$\partial_t E_0= \bigg (
    \frac {\beta}{2} (\partial_t u -\beta \partial_x u)^2
    +\frac {\beta}{2} (\partial_x u)^2
    + (\partial_t u -\beta \partial_x u)\partial_x u \bigg ) |_{x=0}.
      \label{eq:rfluxcon}$$ Thus, in the absence of a boundary, (\[eq:rfluxcon\]) would reduce to $\partial_t E_0=0$ so that the Cauchy problem is well-posed for any $\beta$.results have applicability beyond numerical relativity. For the half-space problems, we only consider scalar equations in 2D to simplify the notation. The generalization from scalar equations in $2$D to systems in $s$D is quite straightforward.

Here, we consider systems with constant coefficients. Systems with variable coefficients can be reduced to systems with constant coefficients by freezing the coefficients at all points. The problem with variable coefficients is strongly well-posed if the Kreiss condition holds uniformly for all problems with constant coefficients [@brown-book].

In order to analyze and establish stable approximations we use the method of lines and reduce the system of partial differential equations to a system of ordinary differential equations in time on a spatial grid. We then apply two standard techniques: the energy method and mode analysis. The stability


  \pm \sqrt{-4c_1 \sin^2{\frac{\xi}{2}}}.$$ Since $\beta^y>0$ and $c_1>0$, we have $\Re s<0$ if $\xi \nrightarrow 0$. In the case where $\xi \rightarrow 0$, we get from (\[char\]) $$\label{1D-char}
    s^2-2\frac{\beta^x}{h} s (\kappa -1)
      +\frac{{\beta^x}^2}{h^2}(\kappa - 1)^2
      -\frac{a_1}{h^2}\frac{(\kappa-1)^2}{\kappa}=0.$$ Letting $s\rightarrow 0$, we then get from (\[1D-char\]) that $\kappa_{1,2}=1$ and $\kappa_3=a_1/{\beta^x}^2<1$. Since for $\Re s>0$ there is no solution with $|\kappa|=1$, the only solution is $\kappa_3$ which is strictly less than 1 and does not converge to 1. Therefore there is no positive sequence $\{s\}$ such that $\Re s \rightarrow 0$ for $|\xi|\le\pi$. Now, we can prove the following theorem:\
\
[**Theorem 6.**]{} The approximation (\[2D-3-left-approximate\])-(\[extrapolation\]) is stable.

[*Proof.*]{} Since there is no eigenvalue $s$ with $\Re s \ge 0$\bigg ( \alpha_1(D_{+x} D_{-x})^2
       +\alpha_2 (D_{+y} D_{-y})^2 \bigg )u=0 ,
      \label{eq:valphawave}$$ where Theorem 4 guarantees stability provided the inequalities $$\label{eq:alpha1}
\alpha_1 \ge \beta^{x^2} -a_1 =-a \, , \quad \alpha_1 \ge 0,$$ $$\label{eq:alpha2}
\alpha_2 \ge \beta^{y^2} -c_1 =-c \, , \quad \alpha_2 \ge 0,$$ are satisfied.

The $V$-algorithm is related to the $W$-algorithm by the second order accurate modification $$V = W +\frac{h^2}{4} \bigg (\beta^{x^2}(D_{+x} D_{-x})^2
       +\beta^{y^2}(D_{+y} D_{-y})^2 \bigg )u=0 .
   \label{eq:vwwave}$$ In the subluminal case where the $W$ and $V$ algorithms can be compared, tests show that the $W$-algorithm has considerably better accuracy due to its more compact stencil [@babev]. Here we carry out a set of 2D superluminal tests to


adults in urban areas had a lower rate of MetS than those in rural areas (odds ratio 0.94; 95% CI 0.92-0.97). Rural adults had worse deterioration or less improvement in abdominal obesity, overweight, hypertension, and high fasting plasma glucose, than urban adults, which was particularly striking for women. While measures to prevent and control cardiovascular diseases need to be strengthened in China, rapid increasing risk factors among rural residents and women should be prioritized in making public health policy decisions. KEY MESSAGES Our study assessed prevalence and temporal changes of MetS among Chinese population with the most recently completed and the largest sample size. The current prevalence of MetS was higher in women, older adults, those with lower education level, and in economically developed regions and the CVDon themselves. Correlation assumes that the two time series being
correlated are stationary. If you want to correlate two price series, you do
so using returns (e.g. +1%, -2%, ...), which are a stationary series. If you
run a correlation on price series, you'll get silly high values like 94%.

~~~
eigenvalue
I'd go further and suggest using changes in the logs of the price over time.

~~~
darawk
My understanding is that using the first difference of the log is just an
approximation of % change that is in common usage primarily because it was
computationally faster and because it's closed form is smooth. I could be
wrong though. Is there some advantage to doing that that i'm unaware of?

------
merlincorey
This article predicts a coming crash of markets, essentially.

It attempts to make some parallels to history and show similar graphs


ice cream cone big enough?" "It's delicious enough." "Okay, so, then I say to Barney..." "I'm not gonna scream at the waiter, Barney." "Yes, you are." "That waiter is every boss and every bully who ever embarrassed or belittled you." "And how dare he deny you the one thing that you want that would make you happy at this moment." "A BLT and gravy fries." "One green tea with lemon, one meatloaf." "Enjoy, my friends." "Marshall." "Excuse me." "Yes?" "This is not what I ordered." "Yes, it is." "I beg your pardon, sir, but I ordered a BLT and gravy fries." "And as the customer, I'm always right, so..." "No, no, I am not going to stand here and take this!" "I am at the end of atriple shift, that's 18 hours!" "And then I have to take two trains and a bus to Astoria to have my wife scream at me because I'm never home." "No, no, you eat your damn meatloaf!" " Hey, what are you guys doing out here?" " Oh, sweet, can I get a toot?" "Against car rules, it's against car rules!" "Oh, Ted, relax, it's Cuban." "People pay to have their car smell like this." "Well, that's just not true." "Oh, Marshall, switch seats with me." "I called shotgun for all eternity." " You can't call shotgun for eternity." " Well, that's funny, 'cause I did!" " It's case by case." " Guys, I'm telling a life-altering story here!" "A 20% tip, really, for that waiter?" " I don't


      cls.udocker_path = os.path.join(cls.docker_install_dir, "udocker")
        os.chdir(test_cwd)
        os.environ = test_environ  # type: ignore
        print("Udocker install dir: " + cls.docker_install_dir)

    @classmethod
    def teardown_class(cls) -> None:
        shutil.rmtree(cls.docker_install_dir)

    def test_udocker_usage_should_not_write_cid_file(
        self, tmpdir: py.path.local
    ) -> None:
        cwd = tmpdir.chdir()

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 price that might be holding you back.

Myth #1: You can’t find out your attendees’ perceived value

The best strategy to price an event is to determine how valuable your attendees think your event is — and deliver at that price. Luckily, there are ways you can learn if you’re providing enough value for your attendees to justify your price.

Research your competition. A Google search is a great place to start your research. Use relevant search terms like “beer festival,” “craft brewery event” or “beer tasting” — or whatever equivalent is applicable to your event. Check those event’s ticket prices and see if yours are in the same range.

Survey your audience. With feedback surveys, you can ask attendees what they want from a VIP experience or why they would attend


says Patrick, who had just moved to Michigan, bought a plane ticket to come visit them for the holidays in Florida.

Her colleagues called her "part of our family of medical professionals."

And CNN's audience posted by the droves on iReport asking for coverage in the hopes that more information and coverage would propel the case forward.

The young doctor was described in comments as "wonderful," "beautiful" and "talented."

The newly discovered videos add to the swirl of questions surrounding this case.

Investigators have said they have no evidence of foul play, but they also don't have conclusive evidence that Patrick's movements on December 5 were voluntary.

Police brought out dogs to track Patrick's scent. They led investigators the 30 or so feet out of the ditch where Patrick's car rested to the highway.Introduction {#Sec1}
============

Low back pain is the primary reason for patients visiting physicians in Japan. This condition ranks second among the complaints in the United States, following upper respiratory tract complaints \[[@CR1]\]. Herniated discs (HD) account for 4 % of the total cases of mechanical low back pain, and occur in approximately 2.8 million patients annually \[[@CR2]\]. Patients with lumbar HD experience acute onset unilateral or bilateral lower extremity pain and numbness associated with the low back pain \[[@CR3]\]. However, 70 % of lumbar HD patients recover from sciatica within 6 weeks of its onset. Thus, considering the natural history of HD, the overall patient prognosis is good. However, an estimated 10 % of patients will experience continued pain and neurological deficits, and surgical intervention should be considered for these patients \[[@CR1]\]. A


systematic review comparing surgical intervention and conservative management indicated that surgical intervention enables faster pain relief, compared to prolonged conservative treatment, during short-term follow-up, although no marked differences are noted during long-term follow-up \[[@CR4], [@CR5]\].

Lumbar HD patients are primarily between 20 and 40 years of age, employed, and play an active role in society. To reduce the quality of life issues caused by surgical intervention, including microdiscectomy, more effective and less invasive treatments---which require less treatment time---need to be developed.

Molecular genetics and biology {#Sec2}
==============================

Several previous studies have described the potential gene markers for lumbar disc diseases, including collagen 9A2 \[[@CR6], [@CR7]\], vitamin D receptor \[[@CR8]\], matrix metalloproteinase (MMP)-3 \[[@CR9]\], cartilage intermediate layer protein \[[@CR10]\], collagen 11A1 \[[@CR11]\], thrombospondin (THBS2) \[[@CR12]\], sickle tail (SKT) \[[@CR13]\], MMP-9 \[[@CR12]\], asporin (ASPN) \[[@CR14]\],and carbohydrate sulfotransferase \[[@CR15]\]. Systematic reviews demonstrated that there is moderate evidence of correlation of ASPN, COLXIA1, SKT, THBS2, and MMP-9 with HD \[[@CR16]\]. However, further studies are needed to identify the gene that is strongly correlated with the disease. Assessment of the upregulation and downregulation patterns of specific candidate genes in animal models may facilitate the identification their precise roles in disc degeneration.

Regenerative medicine techniques for the treatment of disc degeneration have recently been developed for clinical use. Co-culture of autologous mesenchymal stem cells with the patient's nucleus pulposus cells or annulus fibrosus cells may be a good alternative for regenerating the degenerated disc matrix \[[@CR17]\]. In addition, the administration of autologous platelet-rich plasma may promote a reparative effect on degenerative disc tissues \[[@CR18]\]. These methods suggest


the degradation of aggrecan and/or collagens, which results in the decrease of the HD matrix and water content, as well as a reduction in the pressure exerted by the HD on nerve tissues. Smith previously reported on the administration of chymopapain, derived from *Carica papaya*, into lumbar HD. Although its therapeutic effects have been well documented, chymopapain contains a wide range of substrates, such as aggrecan and collagens, which can lead to certain adverse side effects, including anaphylactic shock, subarachnoid hemorrhage, transverse myelitis, and discitis. Purified bacterial collagenase, derived from *Clostridium histolyticum*, has also been used for chemonucleolysis. A prospective randomized study using chymopapain and collagenase showed good and excellent outcomes 5 years after treatment in 72 % of the chymopapain group and in 52 % of the collagenase group \[[@CR42]\].station and old records are being checked, that he is likely to be implicated in some old cases.

Chhattisgarh PUCL demands that Shri Prabhat Singh be immediately produced before the concerned Magistrate, be medically examined and be provided a legal representative as per the provisions of law. Since this incident comes on the heels of the harassment of journalists Alok Putul, Malini Subramaniam and the arrests of Santosh Yadav and Samaru Nag, the Chhattisgarh PUCL expresses serious apprehension that the police and district administration are trying to silence all journalists who are attempting to give any other version of events in Bastar other than the police version. The demands of journalists of the area have still not been properly addressed.

Finally Chhattisgarh PUCL expresses shock at the insensitive behavior of


the police in arresting an extremely well respected citizen and doctor committed to treating workers and peasants of Chhattisgarh for the past three decades – Dr Saibal Jana, Chief Medical Officer of the Shaheed Hospital , Dalli Rajhara – in a 24 year old case connected with the Rail Roko Satyagraha of Bhilai workers on 1st July 1992. Dr Jana and his ambulance and staff of the Shaheed Hospital had been on the dharna site to treat ailing workers and their families in the preceding 35 days, and he has been falsely implicated in a criminal case. Chhattisgarh PUCL demands that he be granted unconditional interim bail on personal bond and the false case against him be quashed.by several factors.

First, existing research has largely focused on biodiversity losses within a single trophic level (i.e., monotrophic extinction; Duffy et al. [2007](#ece32253-bib-0014){ref-type="ref"}; Hillebrand and Matthiessen [2009](#ece32253-bib-0026){ref-type="ref"}), despite the fact that biodiversity loss invariably occurs across multiple trophic levels as a consequence of direct coextinction of dependent species (Koh et al. [2004](#ece32253-bib-0032){ref-type="ref"}) or indirect extinction through extinction cascades (Pimm [1980](#ece32253-bib-0048){ref-type="ref"}). The functional consequences of extinction across two or more trophic levels can be qualitatively different from those predicted by monotrophic studies (Thébault and Loreau [2003](#ece32253-bib-0053){ref-type="ref"}), as the species in different trophic levels affect function in both independent and interactive ways (Bruno et al. [2008](#ece32253-bib-0009){ref-type="ref"}), and because food web properties strongly influence the order and severity of secondary extinctions (Allesina et al. [2006](#ece32253-bib-0003){ref-type="ref"}; Borrvall and Ebenman [2006](#ece32253-bib-0007){ref-type="ref"}).

Second, the vast majority of diversity‐effect studies


of diversity effects. Even within a simple and similar aquatic system, Bruno et al. ([2008](#ece32253-bib-0009){ref-type="ref"}) and Gamfeldt et al. ([2005](#ece32253-bib-0102){ref-type="ref"}) found strong diversity effects of consumers (aquatic herbivores) on primary algal production, while Naeem et al. ([2000](#ece32253-bib-0101){ref-type="ref"}) and Fox ([2004a](#ece32253-bib-0100){ref-type="ref"}) found that consumer diversity had little effect on primary algal productivity. Gamfeldt et al. ([2005](#ece32253-bib-0102){ref-type="ref"}) reported that consumer diversity increased consumer production, while Douglass et al. ([2008](#ece32253-bib-0013){ref-type="ref"}) found no relationship between consumer diversity and consumer abundance or population growth rates. Finally, we know of no BEF study that has measured function as a bitrophic process that incorporates the functional contributions of both interacting trophic levels.

We suggest that some insight into the impacts of biodiversity loss from ecological systems may be gained by integrating these three components (multitrophic species extinction, bitrophic functions, and networkproportional to body mass; or (3) inversely proportional to abundance. Larger body mass is thought to proxy for higher extinction risk for both dung beetles and mammals, via association with lower intrinsic rates of natural increase, longer generation time, lower population densities, and size‐biased hunter selectivity for mammals (Robinson and Redford [1986](#ece32253-bib-0050){ref-type="ref"}; Jerozolimski and Peres [2003](#ece32253-bib-0031){ref-type="ref"}; Nichols et al. [2013b](#ece32253-bib-0043){ref-type="ref"}). Extinction risk is typically high for rare species (i.e., with low local abundance), as small populations are more vulnerable to environmental and demographic stochasticity and tend to have narrow geographic distributions and specialized foraging guilds, compounding species risk (Olden et al. [2008](#ece32253-bib-0044){ref-type="ref"}).

Function estimation {#ece32253-sec-0006}
-------------------

To compare the expected functional consequences of extinction using different functional metrics, we expressed function as both a monotrophic and bitrophic process. We estimated monotrophic function as


network connectance (random: *b *= 2.62, *z* ~698~ = 11.28, *P* \< 0.0001; body mass: *b *= 1.54, *z* ~698~ = 16.15, *P* \< 0.0001; rarity: *b *= 2.27, *z* ~698~ = 10.15, *P* \< 0.0001), and negatively with linkage density (random: *b *= −1.04, *z* ~698~ = −8.22, *P* \< 0.0001; body mass: *b *= −0.812, *z* ~698~ = −12.84, *P* \< 0.0001; rarity: *b* = −0.72, *z* ~698~ = −6.06, *P* \< 0.0001).

At the level of individual trophic levels, we found some evidence for a relationship between species\' traits and species‐level connectance. Smaller and more abundant dung beetles were connected to a higher proportion of the available mammal species (body mass: *b *= −3.22, *z* ~3~ = −2.27, *P* = 0.023; rarity: *b *= 0.004, *z* ~3~ = 1.98, *P* = 0.047). Less rare mammals were also connected to a higher proportion of the available dung beetle species (rarity: *b *= 0.13, *z* ~3~ = 2.47, *P* = 0.013). Mammal body mass was unrelated to connectance (all *P* \> 0.1).

Discussion {#ece32253-sec-0009}
==========

These results provide the first demonstration, to our knowledge, of diversity effects in a multitrophic system where species traits and network structurerelated items for exceptional sporting events such as the Olympics.
It would be highly desirable to predict a user's news interest by considering a user's selection history of news items relative to the selections made by a community of users.


Saturday also provided the key block on the game-winning touchdown run by Joseph Addai, pancaking Vince Wilfork. Peyton Manning, the Colts Quarterback at the time and a longtime friend, claims that Saturday wants this play to be known as "The Block." Two weeks later, Saturday helped the Colts win Super Bowl XLI against the Chicago Bears.

On February 26, 2009, Saturday signed a three-year $13.3 million contract with the Colts including a $7.45 million signing bonus.

During his time with the Colts, Saturday started 188 of 197 games. He became a free agent after the 2011 season.

Green Bay Packers
Saturday signed a two-year deal with the Green Bay Packers for $7.75 million on March 23, 2012. After an up-and-down season, Saturday was benched on December 21, 2012. Despite this, Saturday wasKarl Petersen, visited with the organizers of the Luleå Art Biennial, and made a long-term loan of two artworks by native artists from Alaska to highlight the cultural connection between Sweden and the United States through indigenous peoples. Ambassador and Mrs. Barzun also enjoyed the hospitality of one of the region’s newer and most innovative attractions, the Tree Hotel in Harads.

We had made a reservation to stay in one, so Sofia took us there, along the way mentioning that our house weighed seven tons. Upon arrival at the treehouse the first thing one notices as this giant thing hangs in the air tethered to trees is, “Wow, these pine trees are tall, but not very thick.” Americans might picture a sequoia—don’t. Instead, start with a thick Christmas tree


faith and mine and also there was some substantive disagreement with views my father held, so they changed them,” Kmiec said. “So there was a certain aggravation there.” […]He also wrote a piece for the L.A. Times for what would have been Ronald Reagan’s 100th birthday that the State Department rejected because it wasn’t related to his mission.

But in his farewell letter to his Maltese friends, he also writes that the “The soulless, secular censorship of a few is not representative of the many.”

Imagine if he had a blog.

A double standards in ambassadorial resignations?

Ambassador Kmeic wanted to leave post in mid-August and had apparently been told he should leave by the end of May. The Times of Malta helpfully points out the US Ambasador to China Jon Huntsmanought to know this like the back of their hands before they agree to their appointments. When they take the short cut to join the diplomatic service and represent the United States of America, even they, must follow the rules, and there are tons of them. And this includes, I’m almost sure of this — the landline and virtual connections that hook them directly to the mother ship with its corresponding multiple hierarchies. And the mother ship, like it or not, is in Foggy Bottom, not the White House, even in the latter is the appointing authority.

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The escapees numbering a total of 540 individuals left prison, no one noticed.

The daring escape lasted for 4.5 hours,


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The Securities and Exchange Commission announced that starting on Feb. 18, 2020, the fee rates applicable to most securities transactions will be set at $22.10 per million dollars.

Consequently, each SRO will continue to pay the Commission a rate of $20.70 per million for covered sales occurring on charge dates through Feb. 17, 2020, and a rate of $22.10 per million for covered sales occurring on charge dates on or after Feb. 18, 2020.

For more information on the term “charge date,” please refer to Rule 31(a)(3) and Exchange Act Release No. 49928.

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The Commission determined these new rates in accordance with Section 31 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. These adjustments doto as forming the xe2x80x9caccessxe2x80x9d portion of a public switched telephone network (PSTN). The Class 5 switch may be associated with a portion of a telephone number, e.g. the portion 252 in a telephone number 408-252-1735. All telephones that are serviced by a single Class 5 switch are normally assigned a telephone number that includes a preset prefix, e.g. 252. The Class 5 switch typically forms connections between telephones within its own service area, each of which starts with the preset prefix, e.g. 252. When a telephone instrument within its service area places a call to a number different from the numbers starting with the preset prefix, the Class 5 switch connects the telephone instrument to another switch which may be of a different class, such as a


central office, a remote terminal of a digital loop carrier can be used to provide an IDSL service, which is based on the use of a ISDN link to the central office, via the central office terminal of the DLC.
The development of DSLAM, IDC and IDSL applications was the result of the need for access to the Class 5 switch by remote businesses and subscribers, particularly due to development remote from the Class 5 switches. Recently, larger businesses have bypassed this copper remote access to the transport layer of networks using larger fiber optic trunks with large bandwidth capabilities. This new access has been called Metro Access. Smaller businesses would also benefit from this access, but so far most applications are too expensive to provide this direct accessMildred Natwick

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The character actress Mildred Natwick had a long, distinguished career on Broadway, where she was a fixture for more than four and a half decades, as well as on television and film. Yet despite the near-diva status she ultimately achieved, she usually appeared only in secondary roles, with some notable exceptions. One was her starring role in the musical 70, Girls, 70, for which she earned a Tony® nomination. Another was her part as one of two sisters – her costar was Broadway legend Helen Hayes – in the short-lived television mystery series “The Snoop Sisters.”

Born in Baltimore, Maryland, in 1905, Natwick studied at Bryn Mawr and Bennett College, majoring in drama. In the mid-1920s she joined the University Players in Cape Cod, an informal group of


Martian outcrop called 'Cooperstown,' a possible site for contact inspection with tools on the robotic arm of NASA's Mars rover Curiosity.

The rock-studded terrain NASA's Mars rover Curiosity has traversed since October 2013 appears to have accelerated the pace of wear and tear on the rover's wheels. Future drives may be charted to cross smoother ground where available.

Since landing on Mars in August 2012, NASA's Curiosity Mars rover has fired the laser on its Chemistry and Camera (ChemCam) instrument more than 100,000 times at rock and soil targets up to about 23 feet (7 meters) away.

The rock 'Ithaca' is shown here with a rougher lower texture and smoother texture on top, and appears to be a piece of the local sedimentary bedrock protruding from the surrounding soil in Galeour articles, why not subscribe to our free monthly newsletter with regular Private Client news, views and advice from leading legal minds. It's quick, easy and you can unsubscribe at any time if you no longer want to receive it.


in. Okay, he tries his case his way. They have to prove their case. I am just asking you gentleman, it is common sense, don't you think that if you are going to prove your case that Amoco contaminated his land, the most important people would be those three people and all of their reports. But, no, not only not bring them to you, but they kept them from getting them to you.
(c) Repeated references to matters which were not only not in evidence but untrue. Knight v. State, 672 So.2d 590 (Fla. 4th DCA 1996); see Borden, Inc. v. Young, 479 So.2d 850 (Fla. 3d DCA 1985), review denied, 488 So.2d 832 (Fla.1986). A single portion of the argument contains no less than three such examples:
MR. HIGHTOWER:that3d DCA 2000).
[2]  While in light of Hightower's egregious conduct, we feel duty bound by Canon 3D(2), Code of Judicial Conduct hereby to report him to the Florida Bar, we have no illusions that this will have any practical effect. Our skepticism is caused by the fact that, of the many occasions in which members of this courtreluctantly and usually only after agonizing over what we thought was the seriousness of doing sohave found it appropriate to make such a referral about a lawyer's conduct in litigation, e.g., Michaels v. State, 773 So.2d 1230 (Fla. 3d DCA 2000); Afrazeh v. Miami Elevator Co., 769 So.2d 399 (Fla. 3d DCA 2000); Visoly v. Security Pacific Credit Corp., 768 So.2d 482 (Fla. 3d DCA 2000); Quinones v. State, 766


apply instead the rule of conservation of judicial resources which teaches that a court should not require a useless act, even of itself.
[3]  `[Appellants' counsel] and his witnesses will say anything,' `[H]e had to create a defense,' and `He can't even tell the truth about a picture staring at him.... How can he continue to misrepresent things to the jury?'

* * *
`[S]he [appellees' witness] told the truth,' `[E]verything we told you is true,' and `Everything we've been telling you about Brittany Pollack, every single last detail is true.'
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[4]  The facts are what this case is all about and you have heard Mr. Gonzalez [plaintiffs' counsel] for nine days. He is excellent at confusing issues. He is excellent atbarista allowed Combs to take cash from the till, Combs ordered him to turn around, the affidavit said. The worker "thought Combs was having him turn around so he could execute him," Braziel wrote.

As the barista turned, he noticed Combs looking down -- which gave the Dutch Bros. employee the opportunity to draw his gun, the affidavit states.

He "realized this was his one chance to survive," Braziel wrote.

After shooting Combs, the barista said he encountered a second robber, who raised a handgun toward him, Braziel said.

The barista fired twice toward the accomplice, who returned fire and then ran away, the affidavit states.

Braziel filed the document in Lane County Circuit Court to support criminal charges against Brandon Lee Plunk, 27, the man accused of accompanying Combs, also 27, to


Ask HN: How to Extract Wiki Content and Convert to WordPress Supportable DB - nicedigitals
We want extract all the content and images from one of my clients website developed using wiki CMS and Upload the same content in Clients new website developed in WordPress.<p>Please help.
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What CMS? Is the content in a database? Isn't your client paying you under the
assumption that you already know how to do this?

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This is different task client in need, We have already completed assigned
work.

Now he needs to extract the content from wiki based CMS website to Newly
developed Wordpress Website. Actually there are around 9k pages in wiki
website.

We are ready to pay if anyone can solve this issue.

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Sure, I'm quite positive I can help you with this. Ithat you must earn the love and respect of others, youll never expect the impossible and you wont be disappointed. Others dont have to share their property with you, nor their feelings or thoughts.

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If they do, its because youve earned these things. And you have every reason to be proud of the love you receive, your friends respect, the property youve earned. But dont ever take them for granted. If you do, you could lose them. Theyre not yours by right; you must always earn them.

My experience

A great burden was lifted from my shoulders the day I realized that no one owes me anything. For so long as Id thought there were things I was entitled to, Id been wearing myself


In recent years the use of cellular phones, smart phones, global positioning systems (GPS), personal data assistants (PDAs), laptop computers, and other such mobile units has increased dramatically. As a result, individuals have become more and more dependent upon such devices.
Unfortunately, it is rare for a single device to fulfill all the requirements a user may have during a typical day. Thus, an individual may carry around a PDA or cellular phone for work, another cellular phone for personal use, a laptop computer or portable game machine for entertainment, and so on. The need to carry around multiple devices is a significant inconvenience that will only increase as we become more and more dependent on portable devices and any networks associated therewith.
Accordingly, it is desirable to provide improvedMalik Ghulam Farid

Malik Ghulam Farid (1897–1977), was a notable Ahmadiyya scholar. He was deputed the task of preparing the 5 Volume The English Commentary of the Holy Quran, in 1942, by Mirza Mahmood Ahmad, the second Khalifa. He published the said Commentary in 1962. Later, in 1969, Malik published the Abridged Edition. Malik Ghulam Farid also produced a Dictionary of the Holy Quran, but it could not be published in his lifetime. He died in 1977.

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is the difficulty in fabricating lifting eyes on hammers. It is quite difficult to cast members such as conventional lifting eyes from hardened alloys without encountering cracks of some type. Where such cracks occur and are immediately perceived during the casting process, the entire hammer must be scrapped, resulting in wasted material and time. If the cracks are not immediately perceived, it is possible for the lifting eye to fragment during the shredding process, again leaving the hammer without any structural means for lifting it out during replacement.
The problems of lifting eye wear and fragmenting become more critical in those shredding mills which use opposed long rolls and short rolls in the rotating apparatus. A "long roll" refers to a set of new hammers having full length. Thethat adjusts a luminance value of an image signal that should be inputted into the liquid crystal panel. However, this raises a problem that the brightness and the contrast of an image are deteriorated. When the relay lens provided in the optical path for blue is allowed to move in the optical axis direction, it is possible to lessen a loss of blue lights whose luminance readily becomes insufficient, and wasting of an illumination light can be therefore prevented. This configuration, however, cannot positively eliminate bias of the white balance resulting from the light-emitting characteristic of the high pressure mercury-vapor lamp.
A chromatic aberration of magnification is unavoidable in the projection lens because lights diffuse in individual lenses forming the projection lens. In principle, a red light and a


reference to the cross line, the lateral width of a projected image for red can be matched with a lateral width of a projected image for blue. However, in a case where lateral widths of projected images for red and blue are matched with a lateral width of a projected image for green, because the projection lens has an aberration as described above, the dichroic filter for reflecting a blue light needs to be tilted on one side in reference to the cross line in addition to the dichroic filter for reflecting a red light.
The manufacturing of the dichroic prism therefore becomes more complicated, which consequently increases the manufacturing costs. Because only the dichroic filter for one color is tilted, when a chromatic aberration of magnification for onetrial, judgment was entered in favor of respondents. The trial court found that Rubio, Moreno, and Maldonado were negligent, violated the articles of incorporation and breached the director's fiduciary duty to the corporation and minority shareholders when they acquired additional shares of stock.
The trial court also found that Rubio breached his fiduciary duty to the corporation and minority shareholders by usurping a corporate opportunity and renting an apartment at a higher rate of rent and paying himself commissions on the rent. The court ordered Rubio to pay damages of $11,750.
The trial court found that Rubio, Gonzales, and Maldonado breached their fiduciary duties to the corporation and minority shareholders by receiving a retroactive payment of fees from the corporation. The trial court ordered that those fees be remitted.
The trial


v. Getz, supra, 217 Cal. at p. 335.) By contrast, directors' liability for the misappropriations of fellow directors or officers, made without the directors' knowledge or consent  the situation presented in Coombes  "was something which did not exist at common law, and was brought into existence by said section of the Constitution. Prior to the enactment of said section of the Constitution no such liability existed. Plaintiff's cause of action rests entirely for its validity upon the right given creditors of a corporation by this section of the Constitution. It is, therefore, ... an action to recover on a liability created by law." (Coombes v. Getz, supra, 217 Cal. at p. 335, italics added.)
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      var db = open.result;
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Deault is -2. */
static const vector<int32_t> default_intra_period_length = {
    -2,
};
static const vector<int32_t> valid_intra_period_length = {
    23,  // 24, 25 fps
    31,  // 30 fps
    47,  // 50 fps
    55,  // 60 fps
    -1,  // no intra update
    -2,  // auto
    0,   // all I frame
};
static const vector<int32_t> invalid_intra_period_length = {
    -3,   // < -2
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 *
 * 1 = CRA, open GOP.
 * 2 = IDR, closed GOP.
 *
 * Default is 1. */
static const vector<uint32_t> default_intra_refresh_type = {
   use -fps if
 * FrameRateDenominator is also zero, otherwise an error is returned.
 *
 * Default is 0. */
static const vector<uint32_t> default_frame_rate_numerator = {
    0,
};
static const vector<uint32_t> valid_frame_rate_numerator = {
    1,
    2,
    3,
    4,
    5,
    6,
    8,
    10,
    20,
    30,
    50,
    60,
    90,
    120,
    240,
};
static const vector<uint32_t> invalid_frame_rate_numerator = {
    0xFFFFFFFF,
};
static const vector<uint32_t> special_frame_rate_numerator = {
    0,
};

/* Frame rate denominator. When zero, the encoder will use -fps if
 * FrameRateNumerator is also zero, otherwise


   EB_TRUE,
};
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    EB_FALSE,
    EB_TRUE,
};
static const vector<EbBool> invalid_enable_hme_flag = {
    // none
};

/* Flag to enable the use of non-swaure partitions
 *
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    EB_FALSE,
};
static const vector<EbBool> valid_ext_block_flag = {
    EB_FALSE,
    EB_TRUE,
};
static const vector<EbBool> invalid_ext_block_flag = {
    // none
};

/* Flag to enable the use of recon pictures for motion estimation
 *
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    EB_FALSE,
};
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    EB_FALSE,
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};
static const vector<EbBool> invalid_in_loop_me_flag = {
    // none
};

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 * 6:Fastest NIC=4/2/1 + No K means for non base + step for non base for
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    0,
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    0,
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};
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    2,
};

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    PROFILE_0,
};
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    PROFILE_0,
    PROFILE_1,
    PROFILE_2,
};
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};

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A 69-year-old woman presented with a 4-month history of diplopia, 2 months of conjuntival injection, and exophthalmos. Neurological examination showed normal consciousness and no cranial nerve deficits were observed. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) showed bulging of left cavernous sinus with internal signal


sinus, and is the most preferred method due to its anatomically short and straight course \[[@B8]\]. However, if it is inaccessible due to thrombus in the inferior petrosal sinus, treatment can be attempted through the facial vein-superior ophthalmic vein route. If the facial vein is also inaccessible, direct superior ophthalmic vein approach can be tried instead. In this case, the bilateral inferior petrosal sinus and facial vein were not opacification on angiogram, and therefore transvenous embolization through direct superior ophthalmic vein approach was performed.

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uncle passed in 2007, riddled with
cancers, fighting the VA every step of the way. That man served nearly 35
years before retiring. Their generation coined the phrase "Delay, deny, and
hope that we die." due to their experiences with the VA.

I decided not to be a helpless by-stander when it was my fathers time to
contend with the VA. I took nearly 3 years off of my life and moved back home
to help him. He was eventually able to successfully obtain a disability rating
and was able to get prior/existing health issues linked to his exposure, which
secured disability back pay to the 90s. All of this, his experience and the
back pay, specifically, is something of an outlier, as we understand it. As we
understand it, most folks don't have the resources to navigatejust learned closures (here or elsewhere!), then I am interested in any feedback from you about any changes you might suggest that could make this article clearer. Send an email to morrisjohns.com (morris_closure @). Please note that I am not a guru on JavaScript — nor on closures.

Brilliant. I especially love : "A closure in JavaScript is like keeping a copy of the all the local variables, just as they were when a function exited."
– e-satisSep 21 '08 at 14:38

36

@e-satis - Brilliant as it may seem, "a copy of all the local variables, just as they were when the function exited" is misleading. It suggests that the values of the variables are copied, but really it is the set of variables themselves which doesn't change after the function


objects.

@feeela: Yes, every JS function creates a closure. Variables that are not referenced will likely be made eligible for garbage collection in modern JS engines, but it doesn't change the fact that when you create an execution context, that context has a reference to the enclosing execution context, and its variables, and that function is an object that has potential to be relocated to a different variable scope, while retaining that original reference. That's the closure.
– user2437417Aug 19 '13 at 1:31

@Ali I've just discovered that the jsFiddle I've provided doesn't actually prove anything, since the delete fails. Nevertheless, the lexical environment that the function will carry around as [[Scope]] (and ultimately use as a base for it's own lexical environment when invoked) is determined when the statement thatkinda weird.
– CrystallizeOct 2 '17 at 10:03

Each time makeKitchen() is called, a new closure is created with its own separate trashBags.

The trashBags variable is local to the inside of each kitchen and is not accessible outside, but the inner function on the getTrashBag property does have access to it.

Every function call creates a closure, but there would be no need to keep the closure around unless an inner function, which has access to the inside of the closure, can be called from outside the closure. Returning the object with the getTrashBag function does that here.

Actually, confusingly, the makeKitchen function call is the actual closure, not the kitchen object that it returns.
– dlaliberteJun 27 '16 at 17:56

3

Having my way through the others I found this answer as the easiest


suddenly bound to a closure. It behaves identically in both cases; the semantics are identical, so aren't you just talking about implementation details?
– dlaliberteOct 16 '12 at 16:06

5

@Beetroot-Beetroot, thanks for your feedback, and I am glad I got you thinking. I still don't see any semantic difference between the outer function's live context and that same context when it becomes a closure as the function returns (if I understand your definition). The inner function doesn't care. Garbage collection doesn't care since the inner function maintains a reference to the context/closure either way, and the caller of the outer function just drops its reference to the call context. But it is confusing to people, and perhaps better to just call it a call context.
– dlaliberteOct 18 '12 at 0:26

7

Thatclosures are just about using a variable that comes from a higher scope from the perspective of where the function was declared (not run).

Now what it allows you to do can be more spectacular, see other answers.

This answer doesn't seem likely to help unconfuse people. A rough equivalent in a traditional programming language might be to create b() as a method on an object that also has a private constant or property a. To my mind, the surprise is that the JS scope object effectively provides a as a property rather than a constant. And you'll only notice that important behavior if you modify it, as in return a++;
– Jon CoombsMay 15 '15 at 1:34

Exactly what Jon said. Before I finally grokked closures I had a hard time


chain.

So, function g has access to g, a and f.

Closures

A nested function may continue to live after the outer function has finished:

Marking up LexicalEnvironments:

As we see, this.say is a property in the user object, so it continues to live after User completed.

And if you remember, when this.say is created, it (as every function) gets an internal reference this.say.[[Scope]] to the current LexicalEnvironment. So, the LexicalEnvironment of the current User execution stays in memory. All variables of User also are its properties, so they are also carefully kept, not junked as usually.

The whole point is to ensure that if the inner function wants to access an outer variable in the future, it is able to do so.

To summarize:

The inner function keeps a reference to the outer
LexicalEnvironment.

The inner function maybe repeated in the closures but with different values. If you type these variable names in the console window, you won't get its value because it's hidden by two layers of tinted windows.

The closures all know what the sing() function's variable called firstPart is, because they can see out from their tinted windows.

After the closures come the lines

fly();
spider();
bird();
cat();

The sing() function will call each of these functions in the order they are given. Then the sing() function's work will be done.

Okay, talking with a 6-year old child, I would possibly use following associations.

Imagine - you are playing with your little brothers and sisters in the entire house, and you are moving around with your toys and brought some of them into your older brother's room. After a while your


something like the following. It is not perfect, but it makes you feel about what it is:

function playingInBrothersRoom (withToys) {
// We closure toys which we played in the brother's room. When he come back and lock the door
// your brother is supposed to be into the outer [[scope]] object now. Thanks god you could communicate with him.
var closureToys = withToys || [],
returnToy, countIt, toy; // Just another closure helpers, for brother's inner use.
var brotherGivesToyBack = function (toy) {
// New request. There is not yet closureToys on brother's hand yet. Give him a time.
returnToy = null;
if (toy && closureToys.length > 0) { // If we ask for a specific toy, the brother is going to search for it.
for ( countIt = closureToys.length; countIt; countIt--) {
if (closureToys[countIt - 1] ==be understood that local variables in JavaScript are created not on the stack frame, but on the heap and destroyed only when no one is referencing them. When a function returns, references to its local variables are decremented, but they can still be non-null if during the current execution they became part of a closure and are still referenced by its lexically nested functions (which can happen only if the references to these nested functions were returned or otherwise transferred to some external code).

An example:

function foo (initValue) {
//This variable is not destroyed when the foo function exits.
//It is 'captured' by the two nested functions returned below.
var value = initValue;
//Note that the two returned functions are created right now.
//If the foo function is called again, it will return
//new functions


us – rightfully so – for having become too reliant on computers and forgetting our “first principles”. For the structural engineer, these are things like free-body diagrams, moment and shear diagrams, and the equilibrium equations. These are foundational analysis methods for us, and it’s incumbent on the engineer to be familiar with the basic principles at work in complex situations. Sometimes, we might get lost in more advanced classes because we didn’t really comprehend the basic material when we studied it. Other times, it’s a case of never using it in practice and forgetting it. But in either case, the engineer lacking in these areas is responsible for correcting the situation, whether by studying hard to learn it anew, or refreshing old memories. In a class, it mightRiver's
death, and finally completed in a different way in 2012, after Sluizer
himself suffered health problems that caused him to want to show what had
been achieved. He compares it to having built a chair with two feet with
the initial crew. Now he managed to add a third foot to it. The fourth
foot will always be missing, but the chair is able to stand on its own on
its three feet.

Upon watching the final result, he hit the nail on the head with that
analogy. Sure, the missing scenes, replaced by voice overs, leave some
gaps in the movie. But so much exists and falls into place around these
gaps that it could nearly be seen as the director's initial choice if we
didn't know the story behind.

Sluizer said that over 80% of the scenes


had been shot. Fortunately, it
looks like all of the key scenes of the end were done. So the intensity
of it isn't lost.

The final movie is 86 min long, fairly enough for a feature film, and
here's to hope it will be distributed as it deserves.
It's surely worth it, as another key piece in George Sluizer's
filmography, the beautiful images of it all (thanks to Ed Lachman),
a darker role than often for River Phoenix, and for the
strong performances of the whole cast.

Quotes

Boy : He died in a mental institution. Melancholia, so I'm told.
Buffy : Your great, great grandfather? So that makes you...?
Boy : One eighth Hopi and prone to depression. (pause) Dark blood in my veins. Got some dark blood yourself. You're familiar with... the dark side of things.

Boy : ShowTrump’s delay in reporting Cohen payment raises red flags

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Effects of cryoglobulins and aggregated IGG on in vitro monocyte phagocytosis.
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Description copied from interface: ElementParser

Parse the given element, generating the code to initialize


Corticosterone in chicken eggs.
Birds are discussed as models for prenatal stress. In this study, several experiments were conducted to gain basic knowledge of if, how, and when maternal adrenocortical activity is reflected by corticosterone concentrations in the egg. Radiolabeled corticosterone was administered to 10 laying hens to investigate the uptake into as well as the distribution within the eggs. The yolk was dissected in concentric layers and analyzed. Less than 1% of the administered radioactivity entered the egg but was, however, not evenly distributed. On the day after injection, highest radioactivity (Bq/g) was detected in the albumen and the outmost layer, whereas concentration peaked 4-7 days later in the inner layers. In two other experiments, increased plasma levels of corticosterone were induced by injection of adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH)Obama poised to ‘hit the campaign trail’ again: Ben Rhodes looks back and ahead at midterms Ben Rhodes believes that Obama will speak up more in the fall.

So far, Barack Obama’s restraint in engaging with Donald Trump has been part of his goal of “letting other voices emerge,” said Ben Rhodes, former deputy national security adviser to the 44th president. But as the midterms near, Rhodes believes that Obama is poised to speak up more in the coming months.

“I think he’ll be out there a lot more on the campaign trail in the fall,” Rhodes, who maintains regular correspondence with Obama, told Powerhouse Politics podcast hosts Jonathan Karl and Rick Klein on Friday.

This month, Rhodes came out with “The World As It Is,” a new memoir of the


 /summon ender_crystal
then add a final chain command block that does this /execute @e[type=ender_crystal] ~ ~ ~ /summon arrow ~ ~0.5 ~
then you should get a near instant explosion
but you would also want another command to kill the snowball after impact, best using a conditional chain command block

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and a new book you think they will enjoy and you have a cozy gift that anyone will love.

If none of those gifts sound quite right, check out my Pinterest page for even more ideas (including some DIY gifts!).

So what did I get Dan? Well, I can’t tell you just yet. We’ll give each other our gifts tonight, and since I know he’s an avid reader of my blog, I can’t divulge that information just yet or it will ruin the surprise. I promise to share that with you next week. In the meantime, I’ll be off celebrating 5 years of wedded bliss.make anything
substantial out of it. And I just don't have the money.

I am thinking of getting a contracting job so I can keep working on it on the
side. I have been out of job for a long time so I don't even know where to
start from.

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The first thing you need to figure out is what went wrong? Did you get data on
why your product didn't get enough traction ? Some ideas are features of other
products and not products by themselves. You need to figure that out. The most
important thing in entrepreneurship, if you ever want to be successful, is to
learn from failures. So get data first. The data will tell you what to do.
Maybe a little tweak to your business model might get you more traction, maybe
the product


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Mon, 19 Mar 2012 17:54:22 +0000http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/?p=315921#comment-1654207cleverbob – don’t know if you are serious or being “smart” but either way, no, I am not. Although I am a mother to others, one of which who also plays organized football, I’m more so just a big fan of MI football and so subsequently followed Dave as well. I was really angry about how far this “stupid” article went and to what lengths people took it and how they twisted his words that I created an account just so I could reply and hopefully make people think of just how stupid they were behaving. And yeah, Iof Aaron Rodgers and had a difficult time choosing between Peyton Manning and Ryan leaf?

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Wed, 29 Feb 2012 21:14:14 +0000http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/?p=315921#comment-1599499MICHIGAN vs OHIO head to head all time

58-43-6, but its really 64-37-6, because tressel cheated against us and still gets smoked against the SEC. Lyold Carr smoked BOurbon LYER

MICHIGAN IS WAY BETTER THAN THOSE CHEATERS. U BUY PLAYERS AND also have the dumbest players and coaches. what idiot thinks its ok to give away bowl merchandise, only the ones from OHIO. I got an idea go embarras the big ten again and get smoked by another SEC team in the title game.

LOOK at the overall wins and losses vs the 2 programs JCHEESE, yea let me know that. HEy hows terrell Pryor doing. OSU is a bunch of


that her online personal finance course is and has been free to all service members and families, regardless of branch of service. The course, which normally costs $54, is available at https://www.suzeu.com. The activation code for the free course is USA.

This is not her first foray into helping those in the military with their finances. Orman has provided the program to those in the Army Reserve component.

"This is not a financial partnership where I'm getting paid, or they pay my travel. All of this is really on me," said Orman, who announced the partnership at the Pentagon at the news conference with Patrick Murphy, the undersecretary of the Army. Orman is not charging troops and families, nor is she charging the Army.

In her volunteer work for the ArmyReserve, Orman has done a video informational series on various personal finance topics. The series is being broadcast on seven Armed Forces Network satellite channels through mid-2018, said Jamal Beck, a spokesman for the office of the chief of Army Reserve, calling it a "proven program."

Suze Orman and the Army

The Army Reserve signed an agreement with Orman last spring.

"To see someone like Suze who is willing to give of her time for free to our soldiers and their families is a pretty incredible partnership that we're announcing today," Murphy said. He said the Army Reserve's efforts to improve financial literacy of its soldiers inspired his efforts to do the same for active-duty soldiers, civilians and their families.

"There comes a time in life when everybody has to serve their


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