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actually played it rather serious when it had every opportunity to go down goofy street. There is a funny moment in the military couple’s tent during their death scenes, a ridiculous kill involving very hot shower water, Bernie’s father’s obsession with microwaves, and (in perhaps the film’s only burst of creativity) an inventive use of a wooden board to disguise the fact that several campers are dead (you’ll see what I mean when you watch the movie)!

The acting is…ehh. Not the best (by far), but not the worst (by far). I remember thinking the wife in the beginning must have been a friend of the director’s, as well as the guy who plays the son, but other than that it was easily tolerable. Most of the characters wein the game, and in the late-nineties, we got a whole bunch of slashers trying to replicate Scream with horrible results (The Clown at Midnight). So imagine my expectations when I came across The Night Brings Charlie, a 1990 slasher. I found the artwork to be provocative, so I watched it despite the negative reviews I had read. Is this actually a nineties slasher worth watching?

THE NIGHT BRINGS CHARLIE (1990) Review

Someone is killing people in the small town of Pakoe. A vicious killer is using a tree saw to hack through the necks of various people around town, taking the heads as souvenirs. The local sheriff is baffled, and the coroner is concerned for his two daughters’ well-being. The prime suspect emerges as Charlie Puckett, the disfigured local


property owned by L&N to over three million dollars—a dramatic increase that rankled Smith and his board of directors. Smith quickly began courting friendly legislators, urging them to pass a bill to abolish the commission. The bill did pass the House, but, in the Senate, Goebel and an investigative committee discovered that lobbyists had lavishly entertained legislators while they were in session. The committee sought an indictment against the lobbyists; they did not get one, but the pending bill to abolish the commission was killed.

Goebel worked tirelessly for a convention to rewrite the state constitution of 1850. A new constitution was required to comply with the ratification of the Thirteenth, Fourteenth, and Fifteenth Amendments to the U.S. Constitution. Kentucky’s Fourth Constitutional Convention began in September 1890, and theand Hendricks curtly, shaking hands with his left hand, his right still in his pocket. He asked Goebel if he assumed responsibility for that recent newspaper article about him. Dr. Tarvin wrote: “Goebel answered promptly, ‘I do,’ whereupon Sanford with- drew his right hand from his pocket holding a revolver, thrust it forward quickly toward Goebel’s abdomen and fired, the ball cutting through Goebel’s coat and the lower edge of his vest,” but causing him no bodily harm.

The instant he saw Sanford reaching for his pistol, Goebel stepped back and dropped his coat, pulled out his pistol, and immediately fired back. The shots were so close one sounded like an echo. Goebel’s bullet struck Sanford in the forehead. Sanford fell forward on the steps and, without ever regaining


often refer to them as TRAP (“targeted regulation of abortion providers”) laws. Kansas got a got a good deal of attention in June when it released new rules that would have shut down all but one clinic in the state. A judge blocked those rules from taking effect, but the court battle over them continues.

Abortion rights advocates argue that the rules aren’t necessary; first-trimester abortions can and are performed safely in doctors’ offices like other outpatient services (for example, vasectomies). “These laws have nothing to do with improving patient outcomes and everything to do with making it more difficult to provide abortion services,” said Elizabeth Nash, a public policy associate with the Guttmacher Institute.

The Virginia rules come after the state legislature passed a law back in February thatAs more and more people begin to own computing communication devices, such as cellular phones, smart phones, tablet computers, smart watches, etc., new functions, applications, and utilities are being developed for these devices to take advantage of better technologies and the large and increasing user base. However, due to the ease at which such devices may be lost, stolen, or misplaced, ensuring that the user of a computing device is authentic when performing sensitive actions, such as conducting a payment transaction or managing private information, is of great importance. Similarly, many entities, such as payment networks, financial institutions, insurance companies, etc., may also have a desire to be assured that the computing device itself is authentic, such as to prevent the use of a cloned or tampered-with application


1: Open the run box either from clicking on the run box or press Win+Rshortcut key. Go to the given path User Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > File Explorer.

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Step 4: Now, press right mouse button and click on the Change Letter and Paths option. click on the Remove button. It will askcourt dismissed the two state law claims, declining to exercise supplemental jurisdiction. See 28 U.S.C. § 1367(c). The Foundation appeals the dismissal of the federal (Lanham Act) claim.

II.

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Made in the USA Foundation brought this action "as a consumer and as a representative of consumers." Appellant's Brief at 8. The Foundation argues that broad wording in § 43(a) of the Lanham Act confers standing on consumers who are damaged by false commercial advertising. The pertinent language is this: "Any person who ... uses in commerce ... any false designation of origin ... which ... in commercial advertising or promotion misrepresents the ... geographic origin of his or her or another person's goods ... shall be liable in a civil action by any person who believes that he or she


is ... damaged by such act." 15 U.S.C. § 1125(a) (emphasis added). According to the Foundation, the words "civil action by any person" make it a proper plaintiff to sue Phillips Foods for falsely advertising that its crabmeat product is made in the United States. There is another relevant provision, however. Section 45 of the Lanham Act states that "[t]he intent of [the Act] is ... to protect persons engaged in [congressionally regulated] commerce against unfair competition." Id. § 1127.

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At least half of the circuits hold (and none of the others disagree) that the second of these Lanham Act provisions, § 45, or 15 U.S.C. § 1127, bars a consumer from suing under the Act. The Second Circuit, in Colligan v. Activities Club of New York, 442 F.2dprotect a commercial interest.

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Camel Hair would make this a more difficult case if Made in the USA Foundation was a trade group of crabmeat producers. But it is not; it is simply a consumer group that has failed to "premise [its] claims upon any contention that [it has] been damaged or [is] likely to be damaged in any commercial activity." Dovenmuehle, 871 F.2d at 700. At most, Camel Hair reveals that there might be some marginal differences in the circuits about what qualifies as a commercial or competitive interest for standing purposes under the Lanham Act. Compare Berni v. Int'l Gourmet Restaurants of America, Inc., 838 F.2d 642, 648 (2d Cir.1988) ("Although a [Lanham Act] plaintiff need not be a direct competitor ... standing to bring a ...


that the system establishes and enforces a policy for user data, and the user does not get to make his own decisions of who else in the system can access data. In discretionary access control, the user can make such decisions. Enforcing a conservative mandatory access control policy can help prevent operational security errors, where the end user does not understand the implications of granting particular privileges. It usually keeps the system simpler as well.

Mandatory access control is also worth considering at the OS level, where the OS labels data going into an application and enforces an externally defined access control policy whenever the application attempts to access system resources. While such technologies are only applicable in a few environments, they are particularly useful as a compartmentalization mechanism,I personally loved the gentle approach we took with my son. It worked out perfect for us". Zoe, Mum to Jesse- 9 months

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The objective of the proposed research is to obtain further information on the biochemical and physiological characteristics of tumor cells using a Novikoff rat hepatoma cell line growing in suspension culture as a model system. It is hoped that such information may eventually lead to an understanding of the biochemical basis of the different growth behavior and regulatory responses of neoplastic and normal cells. Results from preliminary studies of glucose transport and metabolism have suggested that the uptake of glucose into the cell might be the rate-limiting step in its metabolism and consequently in the production of energy and metabolic intermediates required for growth. It is postulated that a change in the glucose transport system allowing for a more rapid uptake of glucose by the cells is onealteration of the cell surface of the neoplastic cell that is required for its more rapid growth rate. The immediate goals of the proposed investigation is to further study the mode(s) of uptake of glucose by the cells and to investigate the relationship between the rate of glucose transport and the growth rate of the cells. Another part of the study is concerned with the effect of hydrocortisone on the transport and metabolism of glucose. Studies will also be continued on the conservation of stable messenger RNA in Novikoff cells, the initiation of protein synthesis in whole cells and cell free preparations, and the processing of ribosomal precursor RNA. Finally, physiological and enzymological studies will be undertaken to determine if Novikoff cells are genetically locked into a unique


-33*h - 2*h = -395920. What are the prime factors of h?
2, 7, 101
Let o = -250 + 228. What are the prime factors of (-15760)/(-25) + o/55?
2, 3, 5, 7
Let y(f) = -671*f - 143. List the prime factors of y(-12).
11, 719
Let d be 0 - -3*(-2)/(-3). Suppose -y - d*o + 676 = y, -3*y + 1014 = o. Suppose -58 = 4*u - y. What are the prime factors of u?
2, 5, 7
Let z = 116573 + -51488. List the prime factors of z.
3, 5, 4339
Let k = -32 + 90. Let c = k - 62. Let g(w) = w**3 + 11*w**2 + 5*w - 14. What are the prime factors of g(c)?
2, 3, 13
Let r(c) = -13*c + 5 - 10*c**2 + 1w(n) = 425*n**2 + 142*n + 6. What are the prime factors of w(6)?
2, 3, 2693
Let x(i) = -i**3 - 7*i**2 + 9*i - 2. Let p be x(-8). Let u be 4/p*(1 - 6). Suppose 0 = -5*t + 3*r + 577, r - 222 = -u*t - 0*t. List the prime factors of t.
113
Suppose 3*j = 2*r - 46587, 5*r - 3*j - 153566 = -37076. What are the prime factors of r?
3, 863
Let f(d) = d**2 - 19*d - 162. Let i be f(-6). Let b = i + 455. List the prime factors of b.
443
Suppose 3*j - 64265 = -5*s, -3*j = -j + 5*s - 42835. List the prime factors of j.
2, 5, 2143
Let a(q) = -q**3 + 10*q - 20. Let k


plan to take action," Krag told Forbes. "It was at least clear who had to react."

SpaceX traced the company's inaction to a problem with the Starlink paging system. The Starlink team last exchanged emails with Aeolus' handlers on Aug. 28, when the collision risk was in the 1-in-50,000 range, SpaceX representatives told Space.com.

"At that point, both SpaceX and ESA determined a maneuver was not necessary," a company spokesperson said in an emailed statement. "Then, the U.S. Air Force's updates showed the probability increased to 1.69e-3 (or more than 1 in 10k), but a bug in our on-call paging system prevented the Starlink operator from seeing the follow-on correspondence on this probability increase. SpaceX is still investigating the issue and will implement corrective actions. However, had the Starlink operator2003 DFB-Pokal Final

The 2003 DFB-Pokal Final decided the winner of the 2002–03 DFB-Pokal, the 60th season of Germany's premier knockout football cup competition. It was played on 31 May 2003 at the Olympiastadion in Berlin. Bayern Munich won the match 3–1 against 1. FC Kaiserslautern to claim their 11th cup title.

Route to the final
The DFB-Pokal began with 64 teams in a single-elimination knockout cup competition. There were a total of five rounds leading up to the final. Teams were drawn against each other, and the winner after 90 minutes would advance. If still tied, 30 minutes of extra time was played. If the score was still level, a penalty shoot-out was used to determine the winner.

Note: In all results below, the score of the finalist is given first


of approximately USD 2,200 on an average motorcycle exported from the US to the EU.

“To address the substantial cost of this tariff burden long-term, Harley-Davidson will be implementing a plan to shift production of motorcycles for EU destinations from the US to its international facilities to avoid the tariff burden,” said the company without indicating to which country it plans to move its production facilities to.

Harley-Davidson said that shifting targeted production from the US to international facilities could take at least nine to 18 months to be fully completed.

The company’s decision surprised Trump who has been continually raising the issue of high import tariffs on the motorcycle manufacturer elsewhere.

“Surprised that Harley-Davidson, of all companies, would be the first to wave the White Flag,” he said.

“I fought hard forDragon land

Dragon land may refer to:
Dragonland, a Swedish symphonic power metal musical group
Dragon Tales, a children's cartoon show set in Dragon Land
Dragon Land, a game developed by Social Point


with validated potentially pathogenic SNPs were then placed into four categories (developmental proteins, synaptic and receptor proteins, kinases, and immune proteins) based on a literature review assessing their indicated major function.

Results {#s3}
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Animal Model of Autism-relevant Behaviors: Behavioral Phenotype of the BTBR T^+^ *tf/J* Mouse Strain {#s3a}
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B6 and BTBR inbred mouse strains differ greatly in social and repetitive behaviors, relevant to the first and third diagnostic symptoms of autism. As compared to B6 (n = 11), BTBR (n = 12) mice display lower reciprocal social interaction as juveniles and adults, lower social approach behaviors, and high repetitive self-grooming [@pone.0061829-McFarlane1], [@pone.0061829-Yang2], [@pone.0061829-Yang4] ([Figures 1](#pone-0061829-g001){ref-type="fig"} and [2](#pone-0061829-g002){ref-type="fig"}). In preparation for conducting this present study we tested F1 offspring generated by crossing (BTBR females X B6 males). Results showed that F1 juveniles scored intermediate between B6and BTBR on most measures of social interaction behaviors, and adult F1 exhibited social deficits in the three-chamber test similar to BTBR ([Figure S1](#pone.0061829.s001){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). F2 juveniles ([Figure 1](#pone-0061829-g001){ref-type="fig"}) and adults ([Figure 2](#pone-0061829-g002){ref-type="fig"}) exhibited a broad distribution of behavioral phenotypes that were intermediate between B6 and BTBR.

![Juvenile social interactions in B6, BTBR, and F2 mice.\
(A) As compared to B6, BTBR exhibited significantly lower levels of nose-to-nose sniff, (E) follow, (G) push-crawl, (C) and a trend toward lower levels of front-approach. (B, F, H, D) In the present study, F2 subjects exhibited broad ranges of these behaviors. A, C, E, G display Mean ± SEM; bold red line in B, D, F & H indicates mean value. *B6 and BTBR data from A, E and G are adapted from Yang


(CCC).*](pone.0061829.g002){#pone-0061829-g002}

Animal Model of AgCC: Callosal Phenotype of the BTBR T^+^ *tf/J* Mouse Strain {#s3b}
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In 2003, Wahlsten et al. reported data on commissural morphology (corpus callosum (CC) area, hippocampal commissure (HC) area, and anterior commissure (AC) area) in 21 different mouse strains [@pone.0061829-Wahlsten1]. This was the first study to demonstrate complete callosal agenesis in the BTBR mouse strain. We confirmed this finding ([Figure 3A, C](#pone-0061829-g003){ref-type="fig"}) and also observed the reduced hippocampal commissure area ([Figure 3A, E](#pone-0061829-g003){ref-type="fig"}) previously noted in the strain. We also found a significant difference in the length of both the corpus callosum and hippocampal commissure in the strain (as measured in the mid-sagittal plane; [Figure 3A, B, D](#pone-0061829-g003){ref-type="fig"}; *Student's t-test, p\<0.001*). Interestingly, although the 2003 Wahlsten study did not find a significant difference in midsagittal anterior18,932,880            5,370,727--32,421,916     4.52    0.00397[\*](#nt101){ref-type="table-fn"}       8.6%
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**Juvenile Nose to Nose**     1           174,420,463           157,761,451--193,462,277   4.43     0.0109[\*](#nt101){ref-type="table-fn"}       6.8%
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5% genomewide significance (p≤0.05).

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Ireland’s dependency on the potato to feed its people received a devastating blow with potato blight, which caused the Irish Potato Famine of 1845, resulting in mass death and immigration.

The potato’s characteristically delicate flavor and starchy texture makes it a versatile ingredient, though usually served as an accompaniment rather than as a highlight. “They are the perfect vehicle for almost any flavor, ranging from coconut to olives, and black garlic to turmeric,” says Anna Hanson, chef and owner of the acclaimed Modern Pantry restaurant in London. “They are fundamental to so many classic dishes from all over the world, from gnocchi to aloo gobi.”

One reason for the potato’s success is its sheer number of varieties – literally thousands of different types of potato exist. Broadly speaking, however, therevarying lengths of time). But don’t forget that all potatoes love sun and water. When it comes time to harvest, be sure to enjoy it. There is something magical about digging your fingers into the soil to find that the initial solitary tuber has multiplied into a handful of potatoes – dinner!

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after adjustment for pigmentary factors.[@b37-cmo-2011-055]

The greater frequency of CSCC than basal cell skin cancer (BCSC) on the upper limbs suggests that UVR exposure alone does not fully explain risk for CSCC.[@b57-cmo-2011-055] This also is indicated by the substantially lower incidence of CSCC among Hawaiian Caucasians than Australian Caucasians.[@b58-cmo-2011-055] Other factors associated with CSCC include ionizing radiation/radon,[@b18-cmo-2011-055],[@b59-cmo-2011-055]--[@b67-cmo-2011-055] certain chemical compounds,[@b22-cmo-2011-055],[@b68-cmo-2011-055],[@b69-cmo-2011-055] iatrogenic immunosuppression,[@b11-cmo-2011-055],[@b70-cmo-2011-055],[@b71-cmo-2011-055] physical trauma (burns and scars),[@b68-cmo-2011-055],[@b72-cmo-2011-055],[@b73-cmo-2011-055] human papillomavirus virus,[@b17-cmo-2011-055],[@b74-cmo-2011-055]--[@b78-cmo-2011-055] higher education,[@b42-cmo-2011-055],[@b59-cmo-2011-055],[@b79-cmo-2011-055],[@b80-cmo-2011-055] and genetic predisposition (xeroderma pigmentosa, epidermoplasia verruciformis).[@b68-cmo-2011-055] Latent intervals of 40 or more years suggest that the risk of cancer in irradiated skin persists for the life of the person, and raise the possibility of long latencies for other short-term exposures in the etiology of CSCC.[@b18-cmo-2011-055]

An increase in the incidence of CSCC over time has been reportedpathway such as p53.[@b140-cmo-2011-055] Inactivation of the p53 gene is believed to play a pivotal gatekeeper role in SCC carcinogenesis, and estrogen appears to inhibit the actions of this tumor suppressor.[@b141-cmo-2011-055] Estrogen also is believed to exert an antiapoptotic effect on cell growth through the activation of signaling pathways such as Src/Shc/ERK.[@b138-cmo-2011-055] In contrast, risk for CSCC is increased in ovariectomized *Ptch1^+/−^* and Car-S mice,[@b142-cmo-2011-055] while the incidence of CSCC is lower in women than men.[@b41-cmo-2011-055],[@b81-cmo-2011-055]

The lack of a direct carcinogenic effect of OC use on CSCC does not rule out an interactive effect with another carcinogen such as HPV. Longterm OC use has been shown to enhance HPV transcription in cervical intraepithelial neoplasia and it could have a similar effect on development in CSCC.[@b121-cmo-2011-055],[@b143-cmo-2011-055] OC use also


that this protein gene product has the potential for oncogenic transformation, though to a considerably lesser degree than high risk alpha-HPV types, and transformation probably depends on interaction with other co-carcinogens to cause mutations in the host cell genome.[@b181-cmo-2011-055] For example, the expression of the HPV-8 E6 open reading frame (ORF) is able to induce morphologic transformation in rodent fibroblasts but lacks the capability to transform NIH 3T3 cells or human keratinocytes in vitro as shown for high-risk HPV-16 and HPV-18.[@b76-cmo-2011-055],[@b199-cmo-2011-055],[@b200-cmo-2011-055] Morphologic transformation in a rat fibroblast cell line, 3Y1, also has been observed for the E6 gene of HPVs 5, 8, 47, and less potently for HPVs 14, 20, 21, and 25.[@b201-cmo-2011-055] The E6 protein consists of five regions delimited by two zinc-finger domains, the second oftesting positive for DNA HPV than for those testing negative.[@b297-cmo-2011-055] A 59-fold adjusted OR (95% CI = 5.4--645) for NMSC was reported for the subset of cases testing positive for high-risk HPV mucosal types (16, 31, 33, 35, and 51). An adjusted OR was not reported, but the crude OR for CSCC among those testing positive for high-risk HPV mucosal types was 31 (95% CI = 3.8--258). The prevalence of HPV infection in normal skin was low (4.7%), however, compared with a previous report,[@b178-cmo-2011-055] suggesting that ORs in this study may have been inflated. Furthermore, the percentage of mucosal types detected on the hands/fingers versus other sites was not specified in the study. HPV-16 is rarely found in non-genital, nondigital, CSCCs in healthy immunocompetent individuals.[@b249-cmo-2011-055],[@b300-cmo-2011-055] In another case-control


has been shown to stimulate the in vivo growth of human condylomas induced with HPV in mice.[@b336-cmo-2011-055] The possibility also exists that reproductive hormones may promote the integration of HPV DNA into the host genome,[@b341-cmo-2011-055] which would be consistent with the observed increased risk for cervical cancer after prolonged use of OC.[@b329-cmo-2011-055]

Conclusion
==========

The evidence to date does not support an independent or synergistic role for OC use in the development of CSCC; nor does it fail to do so. Proof of association does not, of course, indicate a cause-and-effect relationship, as illustrated by the association between herpes genitalis and cervical carcinoma.[@b316-cmo-2011-055],[@b342-cmo-2011-055] Many questions remain to be answered. OC use may simply be a surrogate marker for sexual activity[@b343-cmo-2011-055],[@b344-cmo-2011-055] and non-causally associated with CSCC risk through increased exposure to HPV.See San Jose Navigation, Inc.,
Forfeiture Order, 22 FCC Rcd 1040, 1043 (2007).
See NAL Response at 3.
See id.
See id. at 2.
PJB Communications of Virginia, Inc. Memorandum Opinion and Order, 7 FCC
Rcd 2088 (1992) ("PJB Communications").
See Independent Communications Inc., Memorandum Opinion and Order and
Forfeiture Order, 14 FCC Rcd 9605, 9610 (1999); PJB Communications, 7 FCC
Rcd at 2089.
See NAL Response at 3 citing Discussion Radio, Inc., Memorandum Opinion
and Order and Forfeiture Order, 24 FCC Rcd 2206 (Media Bureau 2009)
("Discussion Radio").
See Discussion Radio, 24 FCC Rcd at 2207.
See id. at 2207.
See NAL, 24 FCC Rcd at 1384 (proposing a forfeiture of $7,500).
See, e.g., PJB Communications, 7 FCC Rcd at 2089 (forfeiture not deemed
excessive where it represented approximately 2.02 percent of the
violator's gross revenues); Local Long Distance, Inc., 16 FCC Rcd 24385,
24389 (2000),


Q:

Pandas inplace meaning

What does the inplace parameter of replace() and drop() methods do?
I didn't manage to understand from the docs.
Example:
df = pd.read_csv('breast-cancer-wisconsin.data.txt')
df.replace('?',-99999, inplace=True)
df.drop(['id'], 1, inplace=True)

A:

If you pass the parameter inplace=False, it will create a new DataFrame on which the operation has been performed.
If you pass the parameter inplace=True, it will apply the operation directly on the DataFrame you're working on. Hence, the following lines are doing the same thing (conceptually):
df.replace('?',-99999, inplace=True)
df = df.replace('?', -99999, inplace=False)

Using the inplace version allow you to work on a single DataFrame. Using the other version allows you to create a new DataFrame on which you can work while keeping the original one, like this:
df_dropped = df.replace('?', -99999, inplace=False)

Funniest Poster, and the 2009-'10 NJDevs.com Stanley Cup for Best Overall Poster.
2009 NJDevs.com Survival League Football Champion

Yes, supposedly he is getting married this summer. I'm sure he will listen to what his soon to be wife wants or thinks, but in the end Zach will do what Zach wants to do and he will go to a situation he wants. I don't think it's a guarantee he comes back here. I think it's very 50/50 at the moment. He's going to want to see what's out there and what situations present themselves and take them all into account evenly.

There's already strong rumors out there that the Wild plan to drop a big offer on Parise's table, the Wings are going to try and entice both him and Suter,


A lot of them were also signed pre front loading.

As I was just reminded, superstar players are almost always great value - the question is, how long can Parise stay at this level of play - if you bet on half the contract length, whatever it turns out to be, I think you've got a win there.

For Parise, I think assuming that they can assume the 35+ rule is still in place, he will want either a 7 year or 12 year contract. So the question is, are they comfortable going out 12 years and would they be comfortable with handing him somewhere between 72 million and 84 million dollars.

i hate the term superstar but if we're going to use it, where is the line drawn? secondly, iI wonder if Hope is ever going to be able to loosen up and learn what Maks is trying to teach her. Tonight it looked like Maks was dancing with a stiff teenage boy. Hopefully her soccer schedule will lighten up and she can put all her focus on dancing.

09-27-2011, 09:21 AM

BTW

Re: Hope Solo & Maksim Chmerkovskiy: Season 13

She did as well as Rob or Chaz, and got a lower score. Not fair!

09-27-2011, 01:42 PM

RickiRick

Re: Hope Solo & Maksim Chmerkovskiy: Season 13

She reminds me of misty, the volleyball player. Great potential, but you never really felt she was progressing beyond the motions of the dance. I think her fans will keep her safe a few more weeks and give her chance to figure it out. They'll probably put


a few others. Maybe this was a case of high expectations for her, but I thought she did well. We got a little discouraged. It's tough doing this week in and week out — we have to pick up the pieces try to move on, and that's on top of choreographing a new dance, teaching the new dance, learning the new dance and everything else. It's mentally difficult. Their comments stuck with Hope. She felt a little insecure about a few things. Everything that she does on the soccer field feels completely opposite of what I'm trying to make her do here. I'm not trying to change her body drastically — I don't want her to have a hard time going back to the Olympic camp. I don'twant to change that in her, so it's a balance of finding that mix for her to feel comfortable. I'm just happy we got through and that the week has passed.

Now we have the cha-cha. It's coming along great. It's also celebrity story week and they get to pick the song too. It's going to be a pretty dramatic week and I feel like most of the songs people have chosen may be more lyrical or serious, but Hope went in the complete opposite direction. But it's not like you can be completely serious with a cha-cha anyway! She picked a song the women's team played in their locker room during the World Cup to get pumped up. It's a really cool, energetic song, and we're just going


1937, and returned to work with a severe cold which continued several days, he feeling sick but persisting in working. On August 24 and 25, while working on a certain long, horizontal pipe he was coughing a great deal, and on the latter day quit work and went home ill, and died of double lobar pneumonia on August 29th. The claimants contend and the jury found that on those days Broadway inhaled large quantities of sulphur dioxide gas which irritated and broke down the tissues of his lungs, which resulted naturally in the pneumonia which killed him. The appellant contends that he died of disease, perhaps an occupational disease, but not of any accidental injury within the Compensation Law.
*359 There is no dispute that the immediate cause ofvacation. The witness was properly cross-examined about those matters, and no doubt they were argued to and decided by the jury in weighing his testimony, but they were no necessary part of the verdict. Two other requested questions of more importance were these: "Did the injury, if any, to some extent reduce the power of resistance and in that manner contribute in some degree to his death?" "Was Broadway's death due directly to an independent intervening agency, such as pneumonia?" A fatal disease which does not naturally result from a bodily injury does not give rise to compensation for death. Texas Employers' Ins. Co. v. Burnett, 129 Tex. 407, 105 S.W.2d 200. But the point was covered by the questions put to and answered by the jury:
"Q. If


Q:

Accessing test status in pyunit tearDown

I need to make a call to a web API after each pyunit test in a test suite passes or fails, so I basically need access to the test status in the tearDown method.
But I can't find (or I've completely missed it) any documentation on who to access this data.
Any ideas?

A:

Use TestResult.
import unittest

class TestFoo(unittest.TestCase):
    def test_ok(self):
        self.assertEqual(1+2, 3)
    def test_fail(self):
        self.assertEqual(1+2, 4)
    def test_error(self):
        1/0
    @unittest.skip('blah')
    def test_skip(self):
        self.assertEqual(42, 42)

class MyResult(unittest.TextTestResult):
    def addError(self, test, err):
  Coquette BlackFin -->
		<Vehicle name="DEVIANT" />
		<Vehicle name="DOMINATOR" />
		<Vehicle name="DOMINATOR3" /><!-- Dominator GTX -->
		<Vehicle name="YOSEMITE2" /><!-- Drift Yosemite -->
		<Vehicle name="DUKES2" /><!-- Duke O'Death -->
		<Vehicle name="DUKES" />
		<Vehicle name="ELLIE" />
		<Vehicle name="FACTION" />
		<Vehicle name="FACTION2" /><!-- Faction Custom -->
		<Vehicle name="FACTION3" /><!-- Faction Custom Donk -->
		<Vehicle name="DOMINATOR5" /><!-- Future Shock Dominator -->
		<Vehicle name="IMPALER3" /><!-- Future Shock Impaler -->
		<Vehicle name="IMPERATOR2" /><!-- Future Shock Imperator -->
		<Vehicle name="SLAMVAN5" /><!-- Future Shock Slamvan -->
		<Vehicle name="GAUNTLET" />
		<Vehicle name="GAUNTLET3" /><!-- Gauntlet Classic -->
		<Vehicle name="GAUNTLET5" /><!-- Gauntlet Classic Custom -->
		<Vehicle name="GAUNTLET4" /><!-- Gauntlet Hellfire -->
		<Vehicle name="HERMES" />
		<Vehicle name="HOTKNIFE" />
		<Vehicle name="HUSTLER" />
		<Vehicle name="IMPALER" />
		<Vehicle name="SLAMVAN2" /><!-- Lost Slamvan -->
		<Vehicle name="LURCHER" />
		<Vehicle name="MANANA2" /><!-- Manana Custom -->
		<Vehicle name="MOONBEAM" />
		<Vehicle name="MOONBEAM2" /><!-- Moonbeam Custom -->
		<Vehicle name="DOMINATOR6" /><!-- Nightmare Dominator -->
		<Vehicle name="IMPALER4" /><!-- Nightmare Impaler -->
		<Vehicle name="IMPERATOR3" /><!-- Nightmare Imperator -->
		<Vehicle name="SLAMVAN6" /><!-- Nightmare Slamvan -->
		<Vehicle


its employees explicitly telling them how to apply for public assistance. Wal-Mart has denied this, but the documents speak for themselves.

Welfare is quite clearly a part of the company’s business model (especially jarring considering that the company gives more than 80 percent of its corporate campaign contributions to Republicans, who would love to do away with the social safety net altogether). According to a recent University of California-Berkeley study, Wal-Mart costs California taxpayers about $86 million a year in public assistance to employees. A Georgia study found that one in four Wal-Mart workers in that state had a child enrolled in Peachcare, the state’s healthcare program for impoverished kids. When we stand in the checkout line at Wal-Mart, we may notice how much money we’re saving, but werarely consider that we may be paying, quite literally, in other ways. The public costs don’t show up on the receipt.

Wal-Mart’s success has had a devastating impact on competitors — driving countless small businesses to close their doors, pushing large chains like K-Mart and Toys R Us into bankruptcy and forcing down wages and employee benefits throughout the retail sector. It depresses employee compensation not only because other retailers face competitive pressure from Wal-Mart, but because it provides a model of business success. As former Wal-Mart worker Linda Gruen — now an organizer with the UFCW — puts it, other companies “see what Wal-Mart gets away with.” Observing how profitable Wal-Mart is, they of course seek to do the same.

Wal-Mart’s economic impact, however, reaches far beyond the retail


property. Similar battles are raging nationwide. The company’s growth has been slowing down slightly, and Wal-Mart CEO H. Lee Scott blames some of that slowdown on organized community opposition.

Wal-Mart’s critics have also been able to attract more media attention recently — stories in which Wal-Mart appears in a negative light now appear in the papers almost every day. It’s essential — and not easy — to figure out how this growing anti-Wal-Mart sentiment in our culture can be strategically deployed to benefit workers and communities. Should the goal be to block Wal-Mart from opening new stores wherever possible, or to force the company to win back the public trust by making more ethical use of its enormous power?

Perhaps, for example, we should demand that since Wal-Mart doesn’t want      updateProgress(100, 100);
        } catch (SQLException ex) {
            Logger.getLogger(WordComparePageController.class.getName()).log(Level.SEVERE, null, ex);
        }

        return null;
    }
};

}
Class with the wordnet measure methods for the task
public class WordNetMeasures {

private static ILexicalDatabase db = new NictWordNet();
private static RelatednessCalculator[] rcs = {
    new HirstStOnge(db), new LeacockChodorow(db), new Lesk(db), new WuPalmer(db),
    new Resnik(db), new JiangConrath(db), new Lin(db), new Path(db)
};

private static RelatednessCalculator pathMethod = new Path(db);
private static RelatednessCalculator linMethod = new Lin(db);
private static RelatednessCalculator leskMethod = new Resnik(db);
private static double distance;
private static double linDistance;
private static double leskDistance;

public static double


a hearing on the merits. See Tenn. Code Ann. §
50-6-239(d)(l) (2017); McCord v. Advantage Human Resourcing, 2015 TN Wrk. Comp.
App. Bd. LEXIS 6, at *7-8, 9 (Mar. 27, 2015).
       Ms. James must show that she suffered an injury as defined in the Workers'
Compensation Law. Considering her pre-existing arthritis, she must show that the
aggravation to her arthritic knee arose primarily out of and in the course and scope of
employment. Further, she must prove to a reasonable degree of medical certainty that the
employment contributed more than fifty percent in causing the need for medical
treatment, considering all causes. See generally Tenn. Code Ann. § 50-6-102(14).
       Here, Cambridge House does not dispute that Ms. James tripped and fell on her
rightphase. As it turns out, however, the replica symmetric phase is strictly larger, being governed instead by $x\mapsto{h_p}(\sqrt{x})$. (See Fig. \[fig:phase\].)

(plot) at (0,0) [![The phase boundary for counts of $d$-regular fixed subgraphs in ${\mathcal{G}}(n,p)$.[]{data-label="fig:phase-d"}](fig-d-phase "fig:")]{};

(0,-.02) rectangle (1,1); at (0.52,0) [$p$]{}; at (0,0.52) [$r$]{}; at (.12,.55) ; at (.28,.65) ; at (.41, .7) ; at (.54, .77) ; at (.6, .83) ; at (.7, .89) ;

For any graph $G$ let $e(G) = {\left\lvertE(G)\right\rvert}$, and for any two graphs $G$ and $H$ let $\hom(H, G)$ denote the number of homomorphisms from $H$ to $G$ (i.e., maps $V(H) \to V(G)$ that carry edges to edges). Let $$t(H,G) := \frac{{\left\lvert\hom(H,G)\right\rvert}}{{\left\lvertV(G)\right\rvert}^{{\left\lvertV(H)\right\rvert}}}$$ be the probability that a random map $V(H) \to V(G)$ is a graph homomorphism. We now state our main result on the phase


If the point $(r^d,{h_p}(r))$ does not lie on the convex minorant of the function $x \mapsto {h_p}(x^{1/d})$ then $$\lim_{n \to \infty} \frac{1}{\binom{n}{2}} \log {\mathbb{P}}{\left( t(H, G_n)
        \geq r^{e(H)}  \right)} > - {h_p}(r)$$ and furthermore, there exist ${{\varepsilon}}, C > 0$ such that for all $n$, $${\mathbb{P}}{\left(
      \inf\big\{  \delta_\square(G_n,s) : 0\leq s \leq 1\big\} > {{\varepsilon}}\;\middle\vert\; t(H, G_n) \geq
        r^{e(H)} \right)} \geq 1 - e^{-C n^2} \, .$$

In particular, when $d = 2$, case occurs if and only if $p < \left[1 + (r^{-1} - 1)^{1/(1-2r)}\right]^{-1}$.

The boundary curves for various values of $d$ are plotted in Fig. \[fig:phase-d\]. It is easy to verify (Lemma \[lem:hp-shape\]) that the rightmost pointall $n$, $${\mathbb{P}}{\left( \delta_\square (G_n, {\widetilde}F^*) < {\varepsilon}\;\middle\vert\; \tau(G_n)
    \geq t \right)} \geq 1 - e^{-C     n^2}\,.$$ In particular, if ${\widetilde}F^* = \{ f^*\}$ for some $f^* \in {\widetilde}{\mathcal{W}}_0$ then the conditional distribution of $G_n$ given the event $\tau(G_n) \geq t$ converges to the point mass at $f^*$ as $n \to \infty$.

Observe that by considering $-\tau$ (also a nice graph parameter) one obtains the same result for lower tail deviations. The intuition behind the second part of Theorem \[thm:variational\] is that the probability that $\delta_\square(G_n,{\widetilde}F^*) \geq {{\varepsilon}}$ conditioned on $\tau(G_n) \geq t$ can be again computed using Theorem \[thm:ldp\] and shown to be exponentially smaller than that of the probability of the event $\tau(G_n) \geq t$.

The proof of Theorem \[thm:variational\] is a straightforward extension


r_1^d + (1-s) r_2^d\,,$$ we therefore have $$\label{eq-s-r1-r2-inequality}
    s {h_p}(r_1) + (1-s)
  {h_p}(r_2) < {h_p}(r)\,.$$ Let ${{\varepsilon}}> 0$ and define $$\begin{aligned}
   a &= s{{\varepsilon}}^2\,, \qquad b =   (1-s){{\varepsilon}}^2 + {{\varepsilon}}^3\,,\\
   I_0 &= [a,1-b]\,,\qquad I_1 = [0,a]\,, \qquad I_2 = [1-b,1]\,,
  \end{aligned}$$ noting that for $a<1-b$ for any sufficiently small ${\varepsilon}$. Define $f_{{\varepsilon}}\in {\mathcal{W}}_0$ by $$f_{\varepsilon}(x,y) = \begin{cases}
     r_1 & \mbox{if $(x,y)\in (I_0 {\times}I_1) \cup (I_1 {\times}I_0)$}\,, \\
     r_2 & \mbox{if $(x,y)\in (I_0 {\times}I_2) \cup (I_2 {\times}I_0)$}\,, \\
     r   & \mbox{otherwise}\,.
    \end{cases}$$ (See Fig. \[fig:construction\] for an illustration of this construction.) We claim that $$\label{eq-t(H,f)-r^d}
      t(H, f_{{\varepsilon}})$(r_2^d - r^d) r^{e(H) - d}$. Putting everything together yields .

By definition of $a,b$ and $s$ we have $$a(r_1^d - r^d) + b(r_2^d - r^d)
  = s{{\varepsilon}}^2 (r_1^d - r^d) + ((1-s){{\varepsilon}}^2 + {{\varepsilon}}^3) (r_2^d - r^d)
  = {{\varepsilon}}^3(r_2^d - r^d)\,.$$ Recalling that $r_2 > r$ and plugging the last equation in  it now follows that $t(H,f_{{\varepsilon}}) > r^{e(H)}$ for any sufficiently small ${{\varepsilon}}>0$. At the same time, we also have $$\begin{aligned}
    {h_p}(f_{{\varepsilon}}) - {h_p}(r)
    &=
    2a(1-a-b)({h_p}(r_1) - {h_p}(r)) + 2b(1-a-b)({h_p}(r_2) - {h_p}(r))
    \\
    &= 2(1-a-b){\left( a {h_p}(r_1) + b {h_p}(r_2) - (a+b) {h_p}(r) \right)}
    \\
    &= 2(1-a-b) {{\varepsilon}}^2 {\left( s {h_p}(r_1) + (1-s){h_p}(r_2) - {h_p}(r)


values attained in and are equal, and the exponential random graph behaves like an Erdős-Rényi random graph with edge density $u^*$. It is possible that there are two distinct maximizers $u^*$, in which case the model behaves like a (possibly trivial) distribution over two separate Erdős-Rényi models. In the work of Chatterjee and Diaconis [@CD], where the $\alpha = 1$ case was considered, it was shown that $u^*$ as a function of $(\beta_1, \beta_2)$ experiences a discontinuity across a curve in the parameter space. Radin and Yin [@RY] later showed that (when $\alpha = 1$) the limiting free energy density $\psi$ from , as a function in the parameter space $(\beta_1, \beta_2)$, is analytic except on a first order phase transition curve ending in a critical point with second order phasedensities in random graphs, it was crucial that the subgraph densities $t(H, \cdot)$ behaved continuously with respect to the cut topology. The next result implies that the same is true when $H$ is a linear hypergraph. The proof is a straightforward generalization of the proof for graphs (see [@BCLSV08 Thm. 3.7]).

Let $H$ be a $k$-uniform linear hypergraph. Then for any $f, g \in {\mathcal{W}}_0^{(k)}$, $${\left\lvertt(H, f) - t(H, g)\right\rvert} \leq e(H) \delta_\square(f,g)\,.$$

The rate function for large deviations in $H$-counts is then determined by the following variational problem.

\[thm:hyp-variational\] Let $H$ be a $k$-uniform linear hypergraph and let $G_n\sim {\mathcal{G}}^{(k)}(n,p)$ be the random $k$-uniform hypergraph on $n$ vertices with hyperedge probability $p$. For any fixed $p,r \in (0,1)$, $$\label{eq:hyp-variational}
    \lim_{n \to \infty} \frac{1}{\binom{n}{k}} \log {\mathbb{P}}{\left( t(H, G_n)


(*
  Przykladowa biblioteka licytacji dla zawodnikow
*)
unit pliclib;

interface

function inicjuj: longint;

procedure alojzy(x: longint);

function bajtazar: longint;

implementation

var n: longint;
var zainicjowane: boolean = FALSE; { czy zostalo juz wywolana funkcja inicjuj }
var stos, stawka: longint;
var kolej: longint; { aktualny gracz }

{ Inicjuje gre pomiedzy Alojzym i Bajtazarem }
function inicjuj: longint;
begin
  if zainicjowane then begin
    writeln(stderr, 'ERROR: Ponowna inicjalizacja biblioteki :(');
    writeln('ZLE');
    halt(0)
  end else
  begin
    zainicjowane := true;
    writeln(stderr, 'Inicjalizowanie: Podaj wartosc n');
    read(n);
    if n < 1 then
    begin
      writeln(stderr, 'ERROR: Nieprawidlowa wartosc n :(');
      writeln('ZLE');
      halt(0)
   begin
    writeln(stderr, 'ERROR: Brak inicjalizacji biblioteki :(');
    writeln('ZLE');
    halt(0);
  end;
  if kolej <> 1 then
  begin
    writeln(stderr, 'ERROR: Ruch Alojzego bez wczesniejszego ruchu Bajtazara :(');
    writeln('ZLE');
    halt(0);
  end;
  writeln(stderr, 'Ruch Alojzego');
  writeln(stderr, 'Liczba kamykow na stosie: ', stos, ', aktualna stawka: ', stawka);
  if stos + stawka >= n then
  begin
    writeln(stderr, 'Wygrana Bajtazara - program zawodnika uzyskuje 0 punktow :(');
    writeln('ZLE');
    halt(0);
  end;
  if (x < 1) or (x > 3) then
  begin
    writeln(stderr, 'ERROR: Nieprawidlowy ruch Alojzego :(');
    writeln('ZLE');


didn't." "He should be in here with us, still in the fight." "I need to take one for the team." "You'll be useless afterwards, unconscious or unresponsive." "Well, so you give me mouth-to-mouth." "What's up?" "You mad that I was Hydra in there?" "I don't blame you for that." "Then, what?" "Did something weird happen with my robot self?" "Did I make a move on you?" "Phil, did I try to..." "Kill you?" "Kill me..." "Yep." "That's what happened." "You tried." "It was messed up." "Well, let's add it to the list." "Just make sure I'm still breathing when the team arrives, huh?" "So, you can't go any faster?" "The only fuel left is in the center wing tank." "And we burned all of our electrical power keepingrest until we take them down and find out exactly who's responsible." "You thought this would make the transition easier." "I knew you'd be sorting through two lives, so..." "I tried to please both." "It's a familiar space." "But I thought we could decorate it together." "It's too much." "I know." "It was a silly idea." "Sentimental attachment to objects was hard for me to understand." "Until now." "Now taste, touch, every sense gives me a rush." "I've felt your touch before." "But now I get to experience the ecstasy you felt each time." "Do you..." "Do you have empathy?" "Can you imagine how somebody else might feel?" "I can." "Especially you." "How confusing this must be." "So you can imagine how your actions could be perceived." "You


happens." "Davis..." "We already left him." "I'm sorry, but he's already dead." "If you drop your guns, you can come with us." "I don't suggest staying, but the Zephyr's leaving with or without you." "Fall back!" "Search the base for any other threats and any bodies!" "May needs to keep us on the move." "Or Aida will be on us like a flash." "Even Yo-Yo couldn't..." "Wait a minute." "Where was Yo-Yo during that standoff?" "No." "No." "Yo-Yo has no idea what she's in for." "For that matter, neither do we." "It's called heartbreak, kroshka." "Not even your new powers can repair it." "Only time can heal that wound." "Go on." "To be human is to suffer." "You are far from human." "I've read that book." "We bothreach deep into the cactus’ blossoms using their elongated, narrow snouts. Their hairy heads get covered with the pollen and as the bats fly from cactus to cactus, they transfer pollen to other saguaro blossoms – pollination occurs! For this and other reasons, lesser long-nosed bats play an extremely important role in maintaining healthy deserts.


until I find a new favorite spice. You follow?

Also, I want to know how you feel about eggs? I have a bit of an obsession with both soft boiled eggs and scrambled eggs. I don’t usually branch out with my egg cooking, until I met this hash. The yolk just kind of runs all over everything, face included, giving this healthy paleo sweet potato breakfast hash this rich and gooey hug that just brings it all together into breakfast heaven.

Oh ya, and it all happens in one pot, so clean up is ea-sy-pea-sy.

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Jump to Recipe Prepthe capital's leading ethics experts, put it more bluntly. "The White House press people lie, but the lawyers have to tell the truth because they're officers of the court."

The administration is fighting a congressional effort to force former White House counsel Harriet Miers and former chief of staff Joshua Bolten to provide documents and testimony about the firings and their aftermath. The administration argues that the ex-aides should enjoy so-called "executive privilege" by virtue of their service to Bush and be protected from congressional subpoenas.

Judge John Bates from the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia ruled last month that the two did not have blanket immunity from congressional inquiries, although they could invoke executive privilege in reponse to specific questions or requests.

The administration has appealed the


reasons. The Red gospel was the herald of civil war between the classes, followed by a novel kind of tyranny. What Winston Churchill called "the plague bacillus of Bolshevism" was capable of destroying civilisation. Like many others, he became obsessed by the danger, denouncing the Bolsheviks "who hop and caper like troops of ferocious baboons amid the ruins of cities and the corpses of their victims."45 Churchill did more than anyone to try to eradicate Bolshevism by sustaining "White" tsarist forces on the periphery of Red Russia. But though the Communist regime survived this onslaught, its hopes of exporting revolution were dashed. The German and Hungarian uprisings were suppressed. In America, where Secretary of State Lansing warned that Bolshevik forces "are menacing the present social order in nearlyhe convinced audiences that he really was the saviour of Germany. He was transfigured by oratory.

No prophet ever had a more vivid appreciation of the "magic power of the spoken word." As he wrote in Mein Kampf :

The broad masses of the people can be moved only by the power of speech. And all great movements are popular movements, volcanic eruptions of human passions and emotional sentiments, stirred either by the cruel Goddess of Distress or by the firebrand of the word hurled among the masses.

Hitler despised the kind of middle-class political meetings where professorial figures in frock coats and monocles _read_ their speeches in hushed tones to a somnolent audience. "Only a storm of hot passion can turn the destinies of peoples," he believed, "and he alone


hard and fast. Progressive ideas, for example, flourished in the forests of Wisconsin and the cornfields of Nebraska. And even the most hardened urbanites cherished a nostalgia for a pastoral past. In his celebrated model village filled with antiques (including fiddlers playing square dances), Henry Ford tried to recreate it, as John Dos Passos said,

so that everything might be
the way it used to be,
in the days of horses and buggies.70

Bound up with God, motherhood and apple pie, such Arcadian simplicities were so much a part of ideal America that even silent Calvin Coolidge waxed lyrical about them. In his _Autobiography,_ a deadly reflection of a desiccated personality, Coolidge eulogised the pristine, natural quality of New England life as he had experienced it in boyhood.up a surprise attack. Then came a bristle of obstacles whose purpose was to pin down infantry and tanks: barbed wire, pill-boxes, ditches, land-mines, and dragon-toothed iron rails projecting five feet out of their concrete beds. Behind them, three miles apart and supported by armoured domes with overlapping fields of fire, were the main forts. Though built to no standard pattern, all had massive double carapaces of concrete and steel to absorb bomb blasts.

Sixty feet below their camouflaged turrets was a labyrinth of tunnels, bunkers, barracks, vaulted galleries, command posts, electric lifts, diesel generating chambers and mechanical ventilating systems (to expel smoke and poison gas). There were even infirmaries and cinemas, as well as a modern drainage system—which had to be improved once it was found that soldiers


fallacy that he was indispensable, the Prime Minister had only one political idea (gleaned from Tardieu). This was that the executive, having lost in authority, should gain in power. Deputies rejected the reform, not so much because it presaged dictatorship as because it threatened their own ascendancy.

Normally Gastounet's smile was as wide as Mistinguett's. But now the red-nosed, bowler-hatted Premier flounced out in a huff, to be replaced in October 1934 by another centre-right coalition led by Pierre-Etienne Flandin. Lanky, bland and Anglophile, Flandin aimed to revive France's economy by expanding credit. Simultaneously, at the Quai d'Orsay, Foreign Minister Laval sought to contrive its security through the Italian accord. There is no need to recapitulate the failures of French foreign policy—the collapse of the Stresa Front, the alienationthe conversations of leaders like Azaña to give gratuitous advice. Shooting broke out and the conflict spread. Soon revolutionaries, whether anarchist or Marxist, were tearing up the square cobblestones of the city to make barricades. It was "a civil war within the civil war."70

Other towns in Catalonia also became involved but the bloodiest clashes took place in Barcelona. Buildings were besieged and stormed. Machine-gun and sniper fire raked the streets. Grenades were hurled at passing cars. There were ambushes, skirmishes, murders. The fighting kept most people indoors, including Azaña, who was concerned about his personal safety. ("That cowardly fairy is behaving like an hysterical whore," fulminated Prieto.) 71 Business ground to a halt. Food, apart from oranges, ran short. Rubbish piled up in the gutters and corpses lay


more than a million other suspects under different pretexts—offences could include anything from practical jokes to tattooing one's body. They virtually destroyed the Communist Party. By methods including brainwashing, physical torture and imprisonment, they "cured" or "converted" many offenders.13 These terms are not altogether misleading, for the emphasis was on enlightenment rather than coercion. Moreover, reformed Communists were liable to come out with exclamations like this: "What supreme bliss it is to be born a Japanese with the privilege of sacrificing oneself for the sake of . . . the Emperor."14 Hirohito's police state (though the Emperor himself never sought to create such a thing) resembled Bismarck's rather than Hitler's. But it indulged in characteristic fascist follies. Censors spent ages counting the petals on chrysanthemums in films, cuttingpoint by flying to Prague in a Messerschmitt borrowed from the Luftwaffe. Yet Roosevelt only envisaged Wilson's withdrawal as a temporary measure and would have sent him back in March 1939 had not Hitler chosen that month to complete his occupation of Czechoslovakia. That April, following the British and French example, the United States recognised Franco's regime in Spain. Roosevelt also issued a further peace appeal. In it he reviewed the Asian as well as the European situation, deploring Japan's slamming of the Chinese Open Door, which had brought only mild American retaliation in the shape of a loan to Chiang Kai-shek. And the President offered to arrange a disarmament conference if only aggressor nations would renounce the use of force. Roosevelt's overture was largely directed at his


down asphalt canyons. Squares and alleys were full of shadows. The prostitutes carried gas masks, as did the tin-helmeted policemen, slung from their shoulders in dung-coloured satchels. "Everything, underlying everything," wrote Simone de Beauvoir, "a feeling of unfathomable horror." 139
XXIV

CHURCHILL, CHAMBERLAIN AND APPEASEMENT

AS the British and French governments each tried to shift the responsibility for their foreign policies on to the other during the pre-war years, one Englishman strove to stiffen the resistance of both. Winston Churchill was an ardent francophile. He idolised Napoleon as (in Michelet's view) only the uneducated could and possessed an almost mystical faith in French military prowess. A British intelligence officer's prediction that German forces would overrun France in less than a month "nearly made him froth with rage . . . 'The_The Age of Roosevelt_ I (1957), 250 and 251.

18 Tebbel and Watts, _Press and Presidency,_ 424.

19 Fausold, _Hoover,_ 141.

20 Burner, _Hoover,_ 261.

21 _NYT,_ 2 May 1931.

22 E. Wilson, _The American Jitters: The Year of the Slump_ (1932), 133–4.

23 G. Perrett, _America in the Twenties: A History_ (New York, 1982), 422.

24 W. A. Swanberg, Norman Thomas: The Last Idealist (New York, 1976), 125.

25 _NYT,_ 16 June 1931.

26 S. Rosenman, Working with Roosevelt (1952), 58.

27 Davis, _FDR,_ 242.

28 [S. Rosenman (ed.),] [The] P[ublic] P[apers and Addresses of Franklin D.] _R[oosevelt]_ I (New York, 1938‒), 471.

29 A. J. Toynbee (ed.), _Survey of International A fairs 1931_ (1932), 60 and 58.

30 Stimson and Bundy, _Active Service,_ 57.

31 Toynbee (ed.), _International A fairs 1931,_ 60.

32 R. S. McElvaine (ed.), Down and Out in


149 and 158.

86 Orwell and Angus, _Collected Orwell_ I, 345 and 404.

87 M. Shelden, _Orwell: The Authorised Biography_ (1991), 377.

88 Ehrenburg, _Eve of War,_ 179. He was apparently quoting from _Arte nuevo de hacer_ _comedias_ (1609) in which Lope says that "the truth is wont to call out from mute books." I am grateful to Dr. Melveena McKendrick for finding this reference.

89 El Campesino, _Listen Comrades_ (1952), 19.

90 E. H. Carr, _The Comintern and the Spanish Civil War_ (1984), 45.

91 P. Preston, The Spanish Civil War 1936–39 (1986), 118.

92 _The Book of the XV Brigade_ (Newcastle, 1975), 156.

93 T. Wintringham, _English Captain_ (1939), 66.

94 Landis, _Abraham Lincoln Brigade,_ 298.

95 C. Eby, Between the Bullet and the Lie: American Volunteers in the Spanish Civil _War_ (New York, 1969), 165.

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(IVRT) was measured from aortic valve closure to the onset of mitral flow. Global cardiac function was evaluated by using the myocardial performance index (MPI), which is the ratio of total time spent in isovolumic activity (isovolumic contraction time and isovolumic relaxation time) to the ET. These Doppler time intervals were measured from the mitral inflow and LV outflow time intervals. Interval "a", from the cessation to onset of mitral inflow is equal to the sum of the isovolumic contraction time, ET and isovolumic relaxation time. Ejection time "b" is derived from the duration of the LV outflow Doppler velocity profile. The MPI was calculated with the formula (a − b)/b.

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At the end of the experimental protocol, a transverse incision below the diaphragm and bilateralthe Laurentian Legacy project.

Projects and Activities:

The GIS program at SLU provides support to many local and regional geospatial efforts. The program has a long relationship with the St. Lawrence Land Trust having provided maps for base line and yearly evaluations of easements. Recently, SLU GIS staff, along with Jess Rogers, Assistant Professor, Biology/Environmental Studies, SUNY Potsdam, and Alex French, Sustainability Coordinator, Clarkson University conducted a suitability analysis to find large privately owned forested properties which meet Land Trust criteria to put lands into a protected easement. More recently, Carol’s Intro to GIS has been involved in a suitability analysis to identify non-forested properties in all of St. Lawrence County that may meet Land Trust easement criteria. In 2013 Dakota’s predecessor, Jonathan Ignatowski, worked with the St.Lawrence County Health


Department to identify houses built before the early 1970s and may contain lead paint. This was part of a larger project to help with lead paint remediation for household owners.

One SLU project which was of particular interest to me is the June 2017 Death in St. Lawrence County (DSLC) Project that began an archeological excavation at the St. Lawrence County Poorhouse Cemetery in Canton, NY. As a result of decades of erosion, the cemetery had a number of graves at risk of washing away into the Grasse River. While the original goal of the project was to identify and exhume at-risk graves, identify the individuals using forensic techniques, and re-inter the remains elsewhere on the property. Unfortunately, Mindy C. Pitre, an assistant anthropology professor at St. Lawrence University,motor. Therefore, there has been a demand for a battery having a capacity which can be increased as much as possible under conditions required for the electric vehicle. However, a battery capable of sufficiently providing, at one charge level, a running speed and a travelling distance of the electric vehicle, which are not inferior to those of a conventional engine-driven type automobile, has not yet been put to practical use. Even when a generator is mounted on a vehicle, it is important to ensure electrical energy for stably driving the generator for a predetermined period of time or longer.
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mounted on the vehicle are classified according to their importance. Priority given over the electrical components, for restricting the driving of the electrical components for each classification is then determined, and the groups of the electrical components whose driving is restricted are determined depending on the remaining capacity of the electric source mounted on the vehicle.
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the turnaround radius $R_{ta}$ scales with the enclosed mass $M_{ta}$ as $M_{ta}^{1/3}$, as predicted by the spherical collapse model. (c) The deviation of $R_{ta}$ in simulated halos from the spherical collapse model prediction is rather insensitive to halo asphericity. Rather, it is sensitive to the tidal forces due to massive neighbors when such are present. (d) Halos exhibit a characteristic average density within the turnaround scale. This characteristic density is dependent on cosmology and redshift. For the present cosmic epoch and for concordance cosmological parameters ($\Omega_m \sim 0.7$; $\Omega_\Lambda \sim 0.3$) turnaround structures exhibit an average matter density contrast with the background Universe of $\delta \sim 11$. Thus $R_{ta}$ is equivalent to $R_{11}$ – in a way analogous to defining the “virial” radius as $R_{200}$ – with theTDSS). TDSS were run using 2HOT [@2HOT] a purely adaptive tree-based N-body code. The data extraction and analysis was made using yt [@yt]. (b) The Illustris-TNG simulations [@Illustris], which is a suite of gravo-magnetohydrodynamical simulations run with the AREPO moving mesh code [@AREPO]. For the data extraction of the Illustris-TNG we used the methods presented on the project’s website [^3] along with yt. We list the basic properties of the simulations we use in . shows the cosmological parameters adopted in each simulation.

For producing halo catalogs, TDSS uses the ROCKSTAR algorithm [@ROCKSTAR] and Illustris-TNG uses friends-of-friends (FOF) [@FOF]. FOF is historically one of the first algorithms used to identify halos. It considers particles to be members of the same group if their distance is smaller than a given


radii for the halos we have analyzed as a function of the mass enclosed within that radius. All halos were cleaned from substructure with the method described in §\[section 3\]. Because the two simulations do not have exactly the same cosmological parameters, we have rescaled all $R_{ta}$ in TDSS by $(\rho_{\rm Illustris-TNG}/\rho_{\rm TDSS})^{-1/3}$ where $\rho_{\rm Illustris-TNG}$ and $\rho_{\rm TDSS}$ are the turnaround densities predicted by spherical collapse for $z=0$ for the Illustris-TNG and TDSS cosmological parameters, respectively. There is an extremely tight correlation between turnaround radius and enclosed mass. A power-law fit (black line) yields a scaling very close to $R_{ta} \sim M_{ta}^{1/3}$ (best-fit slope $0.338 \pm 0.001$), as expected from structures of comparable average density.

![Turnaround radius as a function of enclosed mass. Yellow points: Illustris-TNG halos; magentapoints: TDSS halos. The two simulations use different cosmological parameters; TDSS data points have been renormalized to scale with cosmological parameters of Illustris-TNG. Blue/red lines:theoretical predictions of the spherical collapse model for maximum (asymptotic late-time)/present-time values of turnaround radius. Black line: power-law fit (slope: $0.338 \pm 0.001$).[]{data-label="Fig. 5."}](Paper_plot1.pdf){width="1.07\columnwidth"}

In the same figure we overplot with the blue line the scaling with mass of the maximum (asymptotic late-time) turnaround radius [@Pavlidou_Tomaras], the normalization of which only depends on $\Lambda$. The red line represents the scaling predicted by the spherical collapse model for the turnaround radius of structures of all masses at the present cosmic time [@Tanoglidis2015], and it is in striking agreement with the turnaround radii of simulated halos, despite the strong deviations of the latter from spherical symmetry. Halos


masses of the halos we have analyzed in each simulation. The larger TDSS halos are in better agreement with spherical collapse predictions. For both simulations, $\rho_{\rm ta}$ in simulations is consistent with spherical collapse predictions within one standard deviation. There is however a systematic bias towards higher $\rho_{\rm ta}$ (lower $R_{ta}$ for a given enclosed mass) in simulations; the bias decreases with increasing mass. The same trend can be seen in Fig. \[Fig. 5.\].

![Distribution of the logarithmic difference between average matter density within $R_{ta}$ and the characteristic value predicted by the spherical collapse model [*for all structures at z=0*]{} independently of their mass. The orange histogram corresponds to (higher mass) TDSS halos, while the blue histogram to (lower mass) Illustris-TNG halos.[]{data-label="Fig. densities"}](Paper_plot1_1.pdf){width="1.07\columnwidth"}

Is there a dependence of the turnaround radiusOrange histogram: halos with smaller tidal effects ($\log D \geq 0.5$). The medians of the two distributions are clearly and significantly shifted (blue: median of $0.10$; orange: median of $0.05$. []{data-label="Fig. 10."}](LogRho.pdf){width="1.05\columnwidth"}

In Fig. \[Fig. 7.\] we plot the fractional deviation of $R_{ta}$ from the spherical-collapse prediction against $D$, as a scatter plot for all halos and in bins of $ \log D$. The pileup of 10 halos at $D=1$ is because for the ten largest (and rarest) halos in Illustris-TNG no halo of comparable mass was found within $10\times R_{ta}$. Although we include these halos in the plot assigning to them a (lower-limit) value of $D=1$, we do not include them in the correlation analysis. A significant, moderately strong correlation is indeed found, with a Spearman correlation coefficient of


Radio Free Europe plans to return to Hungary — a quarter-century after the US-government broadcaster left the small Central European country following the end of the Cold War. As The New York Times reported last month, the move “is likely to be taken as something of an affront to the current government.”

No kidding. The Times article ran under the grave headline: “Radio Free Europe Is Poised to Return to a Less Free Hungary,” and it gravely noted that the proposal “reflects Hungary’s drift away from a free and open government and is a blow” to Team Trump’s outreach to Budapest.

The liberal foreign-policy establishment frets that Hungary has drifted away from the community of democracies under Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. But Orbán is, in fact, wildly popular. What Washington’sto impose their vision on the rest of Europe; all they ask is to be left alone by Washington and Brussels to pursue their vision of the good society.

The Orbán government isn’t without fault — what government is? Its attempts to renegotiate Hungary’s wartime history, painting the country as a blameless victim of the Nazis, are particularly troubling and, well, ahistorical: Hungary was an Axis ally. It helped the Germans deport more than a half a million Jews to death camps. Hungarians can sometimes get carried away with their sense of victimhood.

But even here, the picture isn’t as simplistic as Budapest’s contemporary critics frame it. Last year, Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warmly welcomed Orbán. Why? Because Hungary along with Romania and the Czech Republic helped block a


European Union resolution denouncing Team Trump’s decision to move the US Embassy to Jerusalem from Tel Aviv.

It wasn’t the first time the Hungarians have come to the Jewish state’s aid at the EU’s anti-Israel councils. In 2015, for example, Szijjártó announced that his country would defy an EU directive to affix labels on products from the West Bank and Golan Heights settlements. The order, he said at the time, was simply “irrational.”

As Szijjártó tells me, “with Israel, we have a strategic friendship and alliance, which had a huge boost thanks to the personal relationship between the two prime ministers. We have promised to open a trade mission in Jerusalem, which we delivered.”

As for the Jewish community in Hungary, it is among the safest in Europe. Thirty-seven anti-Semitic incidentsQ:

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Political career
Following his retirement from the Army, Larkin was hired as an executive assistant in the New York State Senate and served a term as New Windsor town supervisor before being elected to the New York State Assembly in 1978. Larkin served in the Assembly from 1979 to 1990. He was elected to the State Senate in 1990, defeating incumbent Democratic state senator E. Arthur Gray. Larkin would go on to win 13 more two-year State Senate terms. In the Senate, Larkin represented portions of Orange, Rockland, and Ulster Counties.

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Testing, Testing, Can You Hear the New Emergency Attack Siren in Your Area?

State agency says fewer complaints for first monthly test of 2018.

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This Kaka‘ako siren sounded loud and clear at 11:45 a.m. on Jan. 2, the first workday of the month for many after the holidays.

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This year’s first test of the two-part system of emergency alert warning tones seems to have gone smoother than last month’s statewide revival of the old air-raid wailing tone last heard during the 1980s.

SEE ALSO: Hawai‘i Begins Testing Nuclear Sirens for the First Time Since the Cold War

In light of the increased threat of nuclear attack from North Korea, the state added the wailing tone to the monthly alert system test Dec. 1, but that test drew numerous complaintsthat the sirens couldn’t be heard in many neighborhoods or was too quiet.

The Hawai‘i Emergency Management Agency reported fewer initial complaints yesterday but the more detailed analysis of data from across the state will take about two more weeks.

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created by using a standard technique. All images were reviewed in a randomized fashion by two thoracic radiologists who were blinded to the type of CT scanner. Stair-step artifact of pulmonary arteries on coronal reformation images was graded by consensus agreement using a four-point scale (0 = no artifact to 3 = severe artifact). Axial images were assessed for six parameters of motion artifact. The sum of these grades resulted in a total motion score, with a potential range of 0 (no motion) to 12 (severe motion). Statistical analysis was performed using the Mann-Whitney test. Stair-step artifacts were significantly higher for SDCT (mean, 2.9; median, 3) compared with 4-MDCT (mean, 2.2; median, 2; P < .0001) and 8-MDCT (mean, 1.5; median, 1; P < .0001). Total motion scores


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  @retval EFI_DEVICE_ERROR The keystroke information was not returned due to
                           hardware errors.

**/
typedef
EFI_STATUS
(EFIAPI *EFI_INPUT_READ_KEY)(
  IN EFI_SIMPLE_TEXT_INPUT_PROTOCOL       *This,
  OUT EFI_INPUT_KEY                       *Key
  );

///
/// The EFI_SIMPLE_TEXT_INPUT_PROTOCOL is used on the ConsoleIn device.
/// It is the minimum required protocol for ConsoleIn.
///
struct _EFI_SIMPLE_TEXT_INPUT_PROTOCOL {
  EFI_INPUT_RESET     Reset;
  EFI_INPUT_READ_KEY  ReadKeyStroke;
  ///
  /// Event to use with WaitForEvent() to wait for a key to be available
  ///
and they’re running up with a child," he added.

WATCH: President Trump comments on use of tear gas on women and children in migrant caravan who tried to enter the U.S. on Sunday. https://t.co/prjjRnmEEA pic.twitter.com/EUgzrmY0tG — NBC News (@NBCNews) November 26, 2018

Photos circulated on Monday showing women and children at a port of entry near San Diego fleeing tear gas, which was fired by Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agents.

The CBP said in a statement Monday that agents fired the tear gas after migrants attempted crossing the border illegally, some of them throwing rocks at border agents.

Trump earlier Monday said that border agents were forced to fire the tear gas.


Q:

MagicalRecord: How to save imported data in background

I'm trying to import data into Core Data and save it in a background thread with MagicalRecord.
I'm basically trying to do this:
__block User *user = nil;
[MagicalRecord saveWithBlockAndWait:^(NSManagedObjectContext *localContext)
{
     user = [User MR_findFirstOrCreateByAttribute:@"userId" withValue:userId inContext:localContext];
     [user MR_importValuesForKeysWithObject:responseObject];
}];

[User setCurrentUser:user];

User is correct when I'm inside the block. After the block is completed user is a NSManagedObject object, but doesn't have any attributes set.
This, on the other hand, works:
OEUser *user = [OEUser MR_findFirstOrCreateByAttribute:@"userId" withValue:userId];
[user MR_importValuesForKeysWithObject:responseObject];
[[NSManagedObjectContext MR_defaultContext] MR_saveToPersistentStoreAndWait];
[User setCurrentUser:user];

But I want to save it in the background.

Iauthentication methods enabled on the Web server.  Contact the Web server's administrator for additional assistance.
Not a massive amount for me to go on (for me at least).
So I checked in the web.config file and the authorization is set as:
<authorization>
   <deny users=”?” />
</authorization>

If I change this to the code below I get a page saying it couldn’t be loaded, but it is a step further as I can at least get into the code a little.
    <authorization>
      <allow users="*"/>
    </authorization>

The code does do some validation against Active Directory, which works, and I can get around that pesky security code by setting a break point and moving past the functionality.  The


code itself doesn’t do anything but return true if the user is valid (I move the breakpoint to this), or false if they are invalid.    This is the only way I have been able to catch a breakpoint within my controller to see if anything happens, but nothing sticks out.
The code, as partial as it may be, is in a class which will use LINQ to get the right information.
public ReadOnlyCollection<Application> GetApplicationStatus()
{
    using (ApplicationDBEntities context = new ApplicationDBEntities())
    {

            var results = (from parameters in context.Parameters
                 join application in context.ApplicationIds on parameters.ApplicationIdAnd Now, A Word About The Donald

Anyone who knows me also knows the likelihood of my ever supporting Donald Trump’s presidential campaign is on par with me joining up with ISIS. I consider the man little more than a carpetbagger, a charlatan and a fraud.

That being said, he is a declared candidate for President and in this early stage, a successful one. While I doubt he believes even half what he says (based on previous positions he’s taken and supported financially), the fact is that he’s given voice to the concerns of a large number of Americans. Enough so, that he’s surged to the top of the most recent polls. While I think the man expressing those points of view should be the subject of ridicule, there shouldn’t


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In Traditional Chinese Medicine, Fo-Ti is one of the herbs used to nourish the heart and calm the spirit. It has red stems, heart shaped leaves and either white or pink flowers. The literal English translation of its name is "vine to pass through the night." With a distinctive sweet yet bitter taste, fo-ti was thought to unblock the channels of energy through the body, allowing the escape of the pathogenic influencesusage and is not captured in a lambda that modifies it;
var properties - never (because the variable can be modified at any time by other code).

The simplest solution is to use safe call operator ?.
endtrip?.setOnClickListener(View.OnClickListener {
    //Some code here
}

Suggested reading: In Kotlin, what is the idiomatic way to deal with nullable values, referencing or converting them


on the front pages, with her lady bits out…”

Geller may be the first person who’s ever claimed that nudity induces mental illness.

Tory-darling, Ezra Levant, joined her on stage that night. Video of their exchange is featured on Kevin Johnston’s website. The latter himself has been accused of a hate crime and arrested by Canadian police.

Though local activists and a media outlet asked the government to ban Geller from entering the country due to her propensity for inciting violence (Britain excluded her in 2013), Canadian authorities ignored the complaints.

Weinstein was invited by the City Council to address the issue of preventing hate speech. The body was asked to suppress annual Al Quds Day rallies sponsored by Queers Against Israeli Apartheid, which had in the past allegedly had included chantsof 60572 and 836.
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59
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65
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203
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281
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it.  On platforms that
  lack lchmod, symlinks always have the same default permissions, so the
  inability to change permissions is not a problem because the source that you
  would be copying has the same permissions (0777) as the newly created symlink
  destination.
On BSD, where lchmod is supported, only the 0555 bits matter (readlink() fails
  if the current user can't read the symlink, and all other syscalls fail with
  ENOENT for failure to follow the symlink if the current user can't
  search/execute the symlink during file name resolution), and even then, only if
  on a file system mounted with the symperm option.

communication. For example, telemarketing laws have been passed to allow consumers to opt-out of cold-call lists via use of a national telephone registry. As another example, federal and state spam laws have been passed to allow consumers and businesses to request “removal” from unsolicited e-mail mailing lists.
These regulations have only been somewhat effective. For every regulation, there are work-arounds. For example, telemarketing laws do not appear to cover telemarketers outside the US, and I or telemarketers making VOIP calls. As another example, e-mail spammers with overseas servers are beyond enforcement jurisdiction.
The problem with unwanted communications is now being extended to new forms of communication, including IM-type chat, SMS, data feeds, pop-up web windows, and the like.
For businesses and individuals who send out “legitimate” communications or communications that should


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c. reciprocating a second group of nozzles in a direction transversely of the one direction, the second group having a plurality of nozzles linearly arranged transversely of the one direction, wherein columnar fluid streams are ejected from the nozzles against the lower surface of the fibrous web so that broken regions of the film is widened and lengthened and portions of the film remaining along the broken regions are oriented so as to rise in a direction from the lower surface toward the upper surface of the fibrous web.