Swinney described it as "troubling" to watch prospects sign with multiple programs.

"When we were introduced to it, we didn't know you could sign multiple places," Ole Miss linebackers coach Tom Allen said. "We had one young man who did it. I don't think that was the spirit of what was intended. It was abused. It got kind of crazy."

The agreements should be binding for the players, too, Baylor defensive coordinator Phil Bennett said.

"That's how it should be," Bennett said, "or don't sign any of them."

The NCAA's answer was explained in a ruling issued on Dec. 19 and presented Tuesday by Roe and Israel to coaches at the AFCA convention.

The NCAA officials said their organization has no power to limit the number of agreements a prospect can sign, becauseQ:

import feed parser in my django app is throwing an error

I installed my dependencies using
pip install -r requirements.txt

I then went to my views but the word feedparser is throwing an error in my pycharm ide. I did pip freeze and I can see that it's installed. So I tried installing it by itself and got the following message
Requirement already satisfied (use --upgrade to upgrade): feedparser in /Users/ray/Desktop/uply/sat/lib/python3.5/site-packages

I then followed the path to see if it was really their and it is it says
feedparser-5.2.1.dist-info

I don't get what's going on because it works in another app that I have. I'm basically just copying it from my old app and putting it in my new app I'm getting ready to deploy onto heroku. What is my issue? all guidance is welcome

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Taylor Swift

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When it comes to giving stellar performances, Taylor Swift is in a league of her own.

The 25-year-old singer and songwriter delivered another flawless gem of a concert at Rogers Centre Friday for the first of two sold-out nights, a little more than two years after she gave a flawless gem of a concert at the same venue.

Since 2013, only her musical direction has changed: back then, with the Red tour, Swift was still considered a country music emissary.

For her current 1989 tour, as the opening strains of “Welcome To New York” filled the stadium, Swift declared her new symbolic transformation into pop ingenue by stylishly emerging from the stage in a sparkling jacket, black bustier, short red skirt, a pair of shades and with aof Heroes: Bocage
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art, if a plurality of users photograph the same object in the same place, a scene or view that may be captured by each electronic device is limited, resulting in a monotonous work having a limited sight.
Moreover, even when a plurality of users carry a plurality of electronic devices equipped with cameras, they may experience difficulties in photographing the same object at various points in time and in sharing images captured by the plurality of electronic devices.
The above information is presented as background information only to assist with an understanding of the present disclosure. No determination has been made, and no assertion is made, as to whether any of the above might be applicable as prior art with regard to the present disclosure.Brain concussion produces transient hypokalemia in children.
Hyperglycemia and hypokalemia caused by catecholamine discharge have been reported to occur in patients after severe head trauma. The aim of this prospective study was to evaluate whether a similar neuroendocrine and metabolic response is found in children after minor head trauma such as brain concussion (Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) > or = 13). One hundred fifty patients aged 2 to 14 years (average, 6 years) were divided into three groups (n = 50 in each group). Group 1 included patients admitted to the emergency department for brain concussion (Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) > or = 13); group 2 included patients admitted for fractures of long bones without head injury; and group 3 were control patients electively admitted for hernia repair. All


especially one which was done horribly, I'll throw my two cents in. The way the flipped classroom was executed at my school was to have the students read an interactive textbook online before classes (this course was finance 1) and come to class to do some practice problems. The strategy that my professor used, whatever that was, failed horribly. There was petition at the end of the semester to remove the format signed by over 1000 661 students and the idea was pretty much scraped for the second semester.
The following points are ones that I feel are important to having this work successfully.

Classroom size
Lecture material
Difficulty of quizzes and tests related to the amount of lecture material
Make it worth their money

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you, by all means fight against them. But gun owners have no reason to feel persecuted. It’s not personal. Gun control is a balancing act in our society, and everyone needs to play their part.

When you consider that the other side of the equation is that gun control can never be perfect, and that, for instance, a legally owned gun was used by its legal owner in the slaughter at a mosque in Quebec City last year, playing the victim seems even less appropriate.Mrs. Norval Jenen of Lake Mills WI, Charles Les of Caston IL, Onie Gibson of Geneseo ND, William Harris of Des Monies IA, Harold Deem of New Madison OH, and Mrs. Clyde Clyne (other ads say Mrs. Lloyd Clyne) of Fargo ND. Where are these cars now? We'd love to know. The ad also lists 13 of the 100 electric motor scale model Mustangs given away locally. We found several of these ads showing both the 7 big winners and local model car winners. This newspaper ad was placed by Stangles Super Valu in the February 15th, 1967 edition of the Manitowoc Herald Times of Manitowoc, Wisconsin.
Lime Gold 1967 Mustang Sprint 200 "A" hardtop with automatic transmission, full wheel covers, metal rocker panels, vented louvered hood, and a


be detected in brain cortex, liver, and kidney in Tx rats infused with [125I]T4 (12 pmol T4/day X 100 g BW) and in those infused with 400 pmol T4/day X 100 g BW. The highest rT3 concentrations were found in brain cortex, where it represented 6% to 10.5% of the local T4 concentration. During an infusion of 400 pmol T4/day X 100 g BW, brain cortex T3 concentration was 6 times higher in the brain cortex than in serum, and even exceeded that of T4. In Tx rats receiving [125I]T4 alone the brain cortex to serum T3 ratio was 3:1, but the total serum T3 concentration, measured by RIA, was much higher than that due to conversion [0.50 +/- (SE) 0.1 pmol/ml vs. 0.018 +/- 0.002 pmol T3/ml],is the laid back island of Koh Mak. Which is the ideal place to visit if you enjoy cycling around an island and discovering deserted beaches and coves.

What to See and Do?

Activity-wise, there’s so much to do on Koh Chang, no matter what age you are. The incredible landscape of forested hills and crystal clear water, undeniable, is the reason that led to the rise of Koh Chang. A day out to the scenic Koh Chang Archipelago or a chartered yacht trip around the island is the ideal way of getting a different perspective of the island. Then there are the ultra-famous beaches that invite for pure relaxation and sun-bathing from morning until night. Make your adventurer’s heart beat faster and hike through the dense jungle along lush


mangroves and dramatic waterfalls or take a canoe to explore nearby islands, there’s ample scope for having a blast on Koh Chang. Not to mention the many spas, elephant treks, cooking schools and zip-lining.

The Beaches

Koh Chang’s beaches and coastline are surprisingly diverse – from the bustling White Sand Beach to the more tranquil Bailan Bay and the serene feel of Bang Bao to the untouched tropical east coast, the island offers a multitude of beaches. But there is more than just swimming – deep below Koh Chang’s waves is an incredible world of corals, fish schools and shipwrecks. Snorkelling is probably the best way to explore the island’s marine life. Most snorkelling spots here are easily accessible plus you can get snorkel gear from almost any hotel, guestTherapeutic efficacy of leukocytapheresis in a pregnant woman with severe active ulcerative colitis.
Leukocytapheresis has recently been used to induce remission in patients with ulcerative colitis (UC) who fail to respond to corticosteroids. We could not find a report in the literature on leukocytapheresis for UC with gestational exacerbation. We have recently encountered this unique condition and report the details here. A 30-year-old Japanese woman with left-sided severe UC was corticosteroid-dependent and had recurrence of the active disease during tapering of corticosteroid. She declined any dose increase and the use of any immunosuppressive agent because she was in the 13th week of pregnancy. Then, concomitant leukocytapheresis was performed without increasing the corticosteroid dose. Recovery was rapid and dramatic. Mucous and bloody stool decreased after the first session, and she


607 P.2d 181 (1980)
44 Or.App. 557
STATE of Oregon, Appellant,
v.
Leo ALEXANDER, Respondent. State of Oregon, Appellant,
v.
CLIFFORD ALEXANDER, Respondent. State of Oregon, Appellant,
v.
MICHAEL A. BRISBOIS, Respondent.
Nos. G-77-104; G-78-43 to G-78-45; G-77-103; G-78-39 to G-78-41 and G-77-105; G-78-46 to G-78-48; CA 13568.
Court of Appeals of Oregon.
Argued and Submitted August 30, 1979.
Decided February 19, 1980.
*182 Robert C. Cannon, Asst. Atty. Gen., Salem, argued the cause for appellants. With him on the briefs were James A. Redden, Atty. Gen., and Walter L. Barrie, Sol. Gen., Salem.
Edward J. Jones, Oregon City, argued the cause and filed the brief for respondents.
Before BUTTLER, P.J., and GILLETTE and ROBERTS, JJ.
BUTTLER, Presiding Judge.
In these cases, which were consolidated below, the defendants, who claim to be enrolled members of the Yakima tribe, were cited by both Washington and Oregonoffense and, perhaps, other fishing offenses.
Thereafter, defendants moved to dismiss the Oregon charges on the basis of former jeopardy. The state appeals from an order granting that motion and dismissing all of the Oregon charges.
The trial court found that all of the fishing violations charged by both Washington and Oregon arose out of the defendants' conduct on the Columbia River during the early morning hours of July 12, 1977, that all of them arose out of the same transaction, or criminal episode, see ORS 131.505(4), and that all of them were misdemeanors. In deciding that former jeopardy precluded Oregon from proceeding against defendants, the trial court apparently applied the principles enunciated in State v. Brown, 262 Or. 442, 497 P.2d 1191 (1972), as urged by defendants, even though


be said to owe allegiance to two sovereigns, and may be liable to punishment for an infraction of the laws of either. The same act may be an offense or transgression of the laws of both * * *. That either or both may (if they see fit) punish such an offender, cannot be doubted. Yet it cannot be truly averred that the offender has been twice punished for the same offence; but only that by one act he has committed two offences, for each of which he is justly punishable.' Moore v. Illinois, 14 How. 13, 19-20, 14 L.Ed. 306." United States v. Wheeler, supra, 435 U.S. at 317, 98 S.Ct. at 1083.[3]
*184 Applying the "dual sovereignty" rule, the United States Supreme Court has held that "*an act is malum in se prohibited and punishable by the laws of both States, the one first acquiring jurisdiction of the person may prosecute the offense, and its judgment is a finality in both States, so that one convicted or acquitted in the courts of one State cannot be prosecuted for the same offense in the courts of the other. * * *"[5] 212 U.S. at 320, 29 S.Ct. at 384.
See also State v. Smith, 101 Or. 127, 149, 199 P. 194, 16 A.L.R. 1220 (1921); State v. Holden, supra, 217 A.2d at 134; State v. Cunningham, supra, 59 So. at 83; 1 Wharton, supra, at 4; Rorer, supra at 439.
Although the quoted language of Nielsen is dictum and speaks of acts malum in se (not involved


his case, so that if the first trial results in an acquittal he can try the defendant again, for essentially the same conduct, before a different jury or, in case of a conviction, he can prosecute further to obtain what he considers a suitable punishment. He can use the first prosecution as a `trial run,' planning on refining his case if the first prosecution is unsuccessful. As a consequence, a defendant is deprived of the assurance that an acquittal is the end of the matter or that a conviction and sentence is the final measure of his guilt and punishment. Moreover, repeated prosecutions strain the resources of defendants and dissipate those of the courts and prosecutors, and deprive judgments of their finality. Modern commentators are, for these reasons,issue in Gilbert by looking to the specifics of the indictments as matched against the statutory definition of, and the legislative intent as to the perimeters of, the offense of theft. 281 Or. at 105-9. Using this methodology, the court determined the number of theft offenses.
Similarly, in State v. Steele, 33 Or. App. 491, 577 P.2d 524 (1978), this court determined that separate acts of anal and oral sodomy committed against one victim were distinct offenses so that two sentences could be imposed. Again, the problem was resolved by discerning the legislative intent. 33 Or. App. at 498-99, 577 P.2d 524.
The difficulty with attempting the foregoing analysis here is that in each instance the court is called upon to determine legislative intent from a particular statute or from


a statutory scheme. That kind of analysis when dealing with legislation of Washington to determine whether the Washington offense is the same as the Oregon offense does not seem practical or realistic.[8] Therefore, we adopt the same evidence test.
Having determined which test to apply, we are unable to apply it in these cases. As noted above, the state and the defendants disagree as to the number of Washington charges for which each defendant was prosecuted, and our review of the record does not enlighten us. The trial court made no finding on this point. Not being able to make that determination, we cannot match those charges against the Oregon charges to determine which, if any, of the Washington offenses are the same offense in Oregon. Therefore, we mustI conclude that if states are sovereign as to the federal-state relationship they are also sovereign as to the state-state relationship.
Justice Frankfurter, writing for the majority in Bartkus v. Illinois, 359 U.S. 121, 79 S.Ct. 676, 3 L.Ed.2d 684 (1959), said:
"* * * It would be in derogation of our federal system to displace the reserved power of States over state offenses by reason of prosecution of minor federal offenses by federal authorities beyond the control of the States.
"Some recent suggestions that the Constitution was in reality a deft device for establishing a centralized government are not only without factual justification but fly in the face of history. It has more accurately been shown that the men who wrote the Constitution as well as the citizens of the


deal than is this Court. Furthermore, the rules resulting will intimately affect the efforts of a State to develop a rational and just body of criminal law in the protection of its citizens. We ought not to utilize the Fourteenth Amendment to interfere with this development. * *" (Footnotes omitted.) 359 U.S. at 137-39, 79 S.Ct. at 685-686.
It is this reasoning that prompted the statement in n. 3 of the majority opinion (at 183, 184) with reference to the Supreme Court's concern with the dynamics of the federal system. It is my contention that Article IV of the United States Constitution, which recognizes the autonomy of states, is as much a part of the dynamics of the federal system as the Tenth Amendment.
The Supreme Court in Abbate v.United States, 359 U.S. 187, 79 S.Ct. 666, 3 L.Ed.2d 729 (1959), which was decided the same day as Bartkus employs the following quote from United States v. Lanza, 260 U.S. 377, 43 S.Ct. 141, 67 L.Ed. 314 (1922):
"We have here two sovereignties, deriving power from different sources, capable of dealing with the same subject matter within the same territory. * * Each government in determining what shall be an offense against its peace and dignity is exercising its own sovereignty, not that of the other." 260 U.S. at 382, 43 S.Ct. at 142.
United States v. Wheeler, 435 U.S. 313, 98 S.Ct. 1079, 55 L.Ed.2d 303 (1978), summarizes the statements set out above by stating:
"Bartkus and Abbate rest on the basic structure of our federal system, in which


exercise of state governmental power does not detract from the fact that it is a State's own sovereignty which is the origin of its power." (Footnote omitted.) 435 U.S. at 321, 98 S.Ct. at 1084.
I conclude that Oregon has jurisdiction with Washington over the waters of the Columbia River as established by the Oregon Admissions Act and ORS 507.010.[1] I *191 also conclude that where Oregon has jurisdiction it is not required to yield to another state in the prosecution of acts in violation of its laws because it is a separate sovereign. I agree with the state's argument that there is no reason to depart from the firmly established doctrine of concurrent jurisdiction as established in the cases cited above. To do otherwise would allow one state,he lists as follows: (1) Offenses are the same only if proof of the facts alleged in the second indictment would have been sufficient for a conviction under the allegations of the first indictment [See Rex v. Vandercomb & Abbott, 2 Leach 708, 720, 168 Eng.Rep. 455, 461 (1796), recognized as the case in which the "same evidence" test originated.]; (2) offenses are not the same unless the defendant could have been convicted of the second offense on the evidence required at the first trial; (3) offenses are not the same if each contains an element not included in the other; (4) offenses are the same only if they are identical in law and in fact." State v. Brown, supra, 262 Or. at 446, n. 10, 497 P.2d


at 1193 n. 10.
[8]  However, ORS 507.010 provides that

"* * * there exists between the States of Oregon and Washington a definite compact and agreement, the purport of which is substantially as follows: All laws and regulations now existing, or which may be necessary for regulating, protecting or preserving fish in the waters of the Columbia River, over which the States of Oregon and Washington have concurrent jurisdiction, or any other waters within either of said states, which would affect the concurrent jurisdiction, shall be made, changed, altered and amended in whole or in part, only with the mutual consent and approbation of both states."
This language may reflect the two states' intention to have parallel, analogous laws and regulations concerning fishing which would proscribe the same offenses.
[1] Yauch testified about her recantation before the state court at the hearing held to determine the viability of McDonnell's conviction.   Tr. of 4/27/89 at 21.   She stated that she told her friend when she left the pavilion that a man had tried to rape her.   Id.  She stated that a park employee overheard this comment and questioned her about it, and then called the police.   Id.  She testified that she lied to the police and fabricated an involved story about an attack, and got her friends to support her.   Id. at 20-21.   Yauch testified that she told the same story to the district attorney and at the preliminary hearing in McDonnell's criminal case.


assaulted that they will be safe if they tell their stories violate the suspect's constitutional rights.   In this case the officers assured Yauch that her attacker would be "put away for life," and "will never see the light of day".   Of course police officers may not suborn perjury, but we do not believe McDonnell has pointed to any record evidence that they did.   Pfannerstill heard Yauch tell her friends that a man tried to rape her;  his supervisor called the police, and the police pressured her to tell them what happened.   A reasonable police officer could have believed, based on the detailed story and physical description Yauch provided, together with the corroboration of her friends and Pfannerstill's statement, thatis simply too thin a thread on which to hang the elaborate conspiracy theory.   The record simply does not support McDonnell's allegation that the police knew Yauch made up the story about McDonnell's attack.   We believe that a reasonable police officer could have believed Yauch's story, as did the judge at the preliminary hearing in McDonnell's criminal case.   Yauch's story, together with the corroborating statements from her friends and her detailed description, support a reasonable belief that probable cause existed for McDonnell's arrest.

III.

66
For the foregoing reasons, the decision of the district court is reversed, and we remand the case for proceedings consistent with this opinion.

1
 In North Carolina v. Alford, 400 U.S. 25, 37, 91 S.Ct. 160, 167, 27 L.Ed.2d 162 (1970),


car, instructed her to keep the doors locked and returned with a red gas can, which he purchased with the last $20 he had on him.

"Johnny did not ask me for a dollar, and I couldn’t repay him at that moment because I didn’t have any cash, but I have been stopping by his spot for the past few weeks," McClure posted on a GoFundMe page. "I repaid him for the gas, gave him a jacket, gloves, a hat, and warm socks, and I give him a few dollars every time I see him. I wish that I could do more for this selfless man, who went out of his way just to help me that day. He is such a great guy, and talking to him eachtime I see him makes me want to help him more and more."

The young woman then shared a photo of herself with the man, posing on the side of the road with piles of trash visible in the background. She asked followers to help support him so his life "can get back to being normal."

And sure enough, donations started to pour in. Within days, McClure surpassed her initial $100,000 goal. By the end of November that year, more than $350,000 was raised for the supposed good Samaritan, a Marine veteran.

McClure said the funds would go toward buying Bobbitt a home and his "dream truck," as well as establishing two trusts set up in his name and his own bank account. She added he would allocate some of the


Platelet receptor recognition domains on the alpha chain of human fibrinogen: structure-function analysis.
We have previously shown that the alpha chain of human fibrinogen interacts directly with ADP-activated human platelets [Hawiger, J., Timmons, S., Kloczewiak, M., Strong, D. D., & Doolittle, R. F. (1982) Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. U.S.A. 79, 2068]. Now, we report that platelet receptor recognition domains are localized on two CNBr fragments of the human fibrinogen alpha chain. They encompass residues 92-147 and 518-584, which inhibit 125I-fibrinogen binding to ADP-stimulated platelets. The inhibitory CNBr fragment alpha 92-147 contains the RGD sequence at residues 95-97. Synthetic peptides encompassing this sequence were inhibitory while peptide 99-113 lacking the RGD sequence was inactive. The synthetic peptide RGDF, corresponding to residues alpha 95-98, inhibited the binding of 125I-fibrinogen to ADP-treatedI felt that way because:

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I want to feel more of that because:

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I'm going to make that happen by:

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If you had playtime with a friend, how did it feel to laugh, delight, and enjoy this time together?

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**J OY** is fully present and content where she is; to play in the sand, breathe in the ocean air, and count the colors that cascade over the horizon while hiding that secret moment in her heart.

FOR OVERACHIEVERS AND HOMEWORK LOVERS

The Bible teaches a lot about joy. If you want to explore some of the Bible's teachings on joy and other topics from this session, consider reading the following chapters in the coming week.

  Day 1: Philippians 1

  Day 2: Philippians 2


what works best for your group. Have fun and be honest._

**1.** How is hope an anchor for joy? When we have solid and lasting hope, how does this lead naturally to increased joy in our lives?

[Your Response Here]

**Read** _(together or ask a volunteer) Hebrews 6:19–20a._

> 19We have this hope as an anchor for the soul, firm and secure. It enters the inner sanctuary behind the curtain, 20where our forerunner, Jesus, has entered on our behalf.

**2.** What has Jesus done, and what is He doing today that can give us hope?

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**3.** Tell about how Jesus has increased your hope and filled you with joy.

[Your Response Here]

**4.** In Psalm 16:11 we are reminded that in God's presence is _fullness of joy_ and _eternal pleasures_. That should blow ourlower in the presence of alum (Figure [4](#all14036-fig-0004){ref-type="fig"}C). Interestingly, the percentage of splenic FOXP3^+^ Treg cells was significantly higher in mice immunized with PM than diluent (Ctrl ‐), which was significantly impaired in the presence of alum (Figure [4](#all14036-fig-0004){ref-type="fig"}D). The levels of serum IgG1 and IgE antibodies specific for native grass pollen allergens were higher in mice immunized with PM plus alum than in mice immunized only with PM, whereas the levels of IgG2a were not significantly different between these two groups (Figure [4](#all14036-fig-0004){ref-type="fig"}E). The IgG1/IgG2a ratio was significantly higher in mice immunized with PM plus alum than with PM alone (Figure [4](#all14036-fig-0004){ref-type="fig"}F). Next, we assessed the capacity of the antibodies generated in mice after each immunization to block patients' IgE binding to native grass pollen extract. Although


involved in the observed effects, we studied metabolic changes induced by PM in DCs and how alum could interfere on them. PM rapidly activates mTOR signalling pathway and PM‐activated DCs display a high rate of glycolysis and lactic acid fermentation (Warburg effect),[40](#all14036-bib-0040){ref-type="ref"}, [42](#all14036-bib-0042){ref-type="ref"} features that were impaired by alum. Increased mTOR pathway activity is correlated with enhanced glycolysis, which appears to be associated with the generation of peripherally induced Treg cells.[21](#all14036-bib-0021){ref-type="ref"} Lactate has been also shown to enhance IL‐10 production in macrophages and DCs.[43](#all14036-bib-0043){ref-type="ref"} It is well‐recognized that TLR activation in DCs and macrophages induces a glycolytic burst,[44](#all14036-bib-0044){ref-type="ref"}, [45](#all14036-bib-0045){ref-type="ref"} but data for CLRs are mostly limited to Dectin‐1 activated by β‐glucan.[29](#all14036-bib-0029){ref-type="ref"} We demonstrate that mTOR activation is implicated in the induction of IL‐10 and PD‐L1 in human PM‐activatedimprinted tolerogenic properties. This study demonstrates the importance of understanding the influence of adjuvants such as alum in novel vaccine formulations for AIT. Future studies on how other approved adjuvants for AIT might influence the tolerogenic features imprinted by allergoids conjugated to mannan could also contribute to provide novel mechanistic insights into their way of action. Finally, our findings might well go beyond AIT formulations and could be also relevant for other types of vaccines such as those promoting innate trained immunity, in which mTOR activation and metabolic reprogramming represent key mechanistic events in their mode of action.

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OP has received payment for lectures and participation in Advisory Boards from Allergy Therapeutics, Amgen, AstraZeneca, Inmunotek SL, Novartis, Sanofi Genzyme and Stallergenes. OP has received research grants


children to discover what they want to do to be happy.

There are also questions of identity. They are reflections of the different roles and inner realities of a woman, an artist, a mother, a daughter and an expat. These reflections were the result of an enriching journey after moving to Busan in 2009, a journey that has also led me to contemplate my place as a human being in an unpredictable universe.

The natural aspects of life such as the seashore are also present. Abstract depictions of leaves and flowers taken away by the sea-shore represent human beings taken by surprise by unexpected life events – over and over again. We really have no control over what will happen next. Sometimes it feels like the world is chaotic, howeverwhereas he saw that *g* was an aspect of the tests (which brings us on, later, to mental test-brain structure/function isomorphism): "The difference in point of view between the sampling theory and the two-factor theory \[of Spearman\] is that the latter looks upon *g* as being part of the test, while the former looks upon the test as being part of *g*. The two-factor theory is therefore compelled to postulate specific factors to account for the remainder of the variance of the test, and has to go on to offer some suggestions as to what specific factors are---perhaps, neural engines \[Cf Anderson, [@cit0002]\]. The sampling theory simply says that the test requires only such and such a fraction of the bonds of the whole mind---the same fraction which,


of *g* and Gf across the frontal and parietal lobes. To construct *g*, we used Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale--III Digit-Symbol Substitution, a test of Choice Reaction Time, Wechsler Memory Scale--III Verbal Paired Associates, the National Adult Reading Test, and Verbal Fluency (see Deary et al., [@cit0013], for all references and descriptions). To construct Gf, we used Matrix Reasoning, Block Design, Letter-Number Sequencing (from the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale--III) and Spatial Span (from the Wechsler Memory Scale--III). We estimated factor scores from a confirmatory factor model of both latent variables. We corrected both the MRI and cognitive measures for age and sex. The results are displayed in [Tables 1](#t0001){ref-type="table"} and [2](#t0002){ref-type="table"}. As mentioned by Kovacs and Conway, *g* and Gf were near-perfectly correlated (*r* = .98), but their cerebral correlates didRipple is currently priced at $0.903935 which makes it the third largest cryptocurrency regarding market capitalization. However unfortunate news struck Ripple with an investor filing a lawsuit stating that Ripple is selling billions of coins out of thin air and selling them to the public.

The lawsuit states that the investor named Ryan Coffey who has filed the complaint has sold his XRP tokens in what was ‘essentially a never-ending initial coin offering.’

Taylor Copeland Law, a firm which is focused on Blockchain and Crypto litigation has filed the Ripple lawsuit on behalf of Ryan Coffey.

According to the summary of action-

“It arises out of a scheme by Defendants to raise hundreds of millions of dollars through the unregistered sale of XRP to retail investors in violation of the registration provisions


office. An armored car was even given to this judge. Céant has taken the same steps with members of the Superior Council of the Judiciary Authority (CSPJ) in an effort to show the co-operation of the executive power to assist the judiciary in taking action against those who emptied the state fund. The Prime Minister also wrote to the Superior Court of Auditors promising them all the help and assistance they need for their work on this case.

Before these events, the very day of the big Oct. 17 demonstration, the President began Tweeting a lot. Some want him to shed light on all the PetroCaribe corruption, but the most radical want his resignation, especially the political leaders who do not see in this PetroCaribe mobilization a mere campaignQ:

ASP.NET Active Directory Membership Provider and SQL Profile Provider

I am currently designing a Membership/Profile scheme for a new project I am working on and I was hoping to get some input from others.
The project is a ASP.NET web application and due to the short time frame, I am trying to use any and all built in .NET framework components I can. The site will probably entertain < 5000 users. Each user will have a profile where custom settings and objects will be persisted between visits.
I am required to use an existing Active Directory for authentication. Since the AD schema cannot be extended to hold new fields, I am required to hold user settings and objects in a different data store. I have also been told ADAM is


Newfoundland, they get all panicky and confused and run aground, just like those tropical sea turtles mesmerized by hotel lights. Once the icebergs get hung up, they start to break up into pieces ranging from the size of a suburban house to the size of a toaster. These are called “bergy bits.” Really.

2. Have your friend convince a fishermen that it would actually be fun and a little adventurous to go to the mouth of the harbor and haul out a piece of ice about the size of a dorm refrigerator. This might involve the a bottle of rum or two. Screech is preferred.

3. Take the ice and hack it down so it fits in a big plastic picnic cooler you’ve purchased at Wal-Mart. Yes, they have Wal-Martsin Newfoundland.

4. Seal it with a whole role of duct tape.

5. Take it to the FedEx. Remain calm when the FedEx people shake their heads mournfully when you declare the contents as “ice,” then tell you that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration requires “prior clearance” for ice.

Call the FDA. Explain your problem to the nice lady who answers the Prior Clearance hotline. Your explanation will be followed by a long silence, then the lady will say “Do you mean iceberg lettuce?” When you explain further, the lady will say, “Oh, you mean like an iceberg floating in the sea?” Say, yes, and after another long silence, she’ll tell you that, no, you don’t need prior clearance for that. She'll say to have the FedEx person call her.

6.


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abstract: 'This paper investigates numerical methods for solving coupled system of nonlinear elliptic problems. We utilize block monotone iterative methods based on Jacobi and Gauss–Seidel methods to solve difference schemes which approximate the coupled system of nonlinear elliptic problems, where reaction functions are quasimonotone nondecreasing. In the view of upper and lower solutions method, two monotone upper and lower sequences of solutions are constructed, where the monotone property ensures the theorem on existence of solutions to problems with quasimonotone nondecreasing reaction functions. Construction of initial upper and lower solutions is presented. The sequences of solutions generated by the block Gauss–Seidel method converge not slower than by the block Jacobi method.'
author:
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    Mohamed Al-Sultani\
    Institute of Fundamental Sciences, Massey University,\
   Palmerston North, New Zealand\
    E-mail: M.Al-Sultani@massey.ac.nz
title: Block monotone iterative methods for solving coupled systems of nonlinear elliptic problems
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Introduction
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Several problems in the chemical, physical and engineering sciences are characterized by coupled systems of nonlinear elliptic equations [@P92]. In this paper, we construct block monotone iterative methods for solving the coupled system of nonlinear elliptic equations $$\label{cont1a}
  -\mbox{L}_{\alpha}u_{\alpha}(x,y)+f_{\alpha}(x,y,u)=0,\quad (x,y)\in \omega,\quad \alpha=1,2,$$ $$\omega=\{(x,y):0<x<1,\quad 0<y<1\},$$ $$u(x,y)=g(x,y),\quad (x,y)\in \partial \omega,$$ where $u=(u_{1},u_{2})$, $f=(f_{1},f_{2})$, $g=(g_{1},g_{2})$, and $\partial \omega$ is the boundary of $\omega$. The differential operators $\mbox{L}_{\alpha}$, $\alpha=1,2$, are defined by $$\mbox{L}_{\alpha}u_{\alpha}(x,y)\equiv \varepsilon_{\alpha}(u_{\alpha,xx}+u_{\alpha,yy})-v_{\alpha}(x,y)(u_{\alpha,x}+u_{\alpha,y}),$$ where $\varepsilon_{\alpha}$, $\alpha=1,2$, are positive constants. It is assumed that the functions $f_{\alpha}$, $g_{\alpha}$, $v_{\alpha}$, $\alpha=1,2$, are smooth in their respective domains.

For treating such nonlinear problems numerically using finite difference or finite element methods, the nonlinear problems


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abstract: 'By writing the complete set of $3 + 1$ (ADM) equations for linearized waves, we are able to demonstrate the properties of the initial data and of the evolution of a wave problem set by Alcubierre and Schutz. We show that the gauge modes and constraint error modes arise in a straightforward way in the analysis, and are of a form which will be controlled in any well specified convergent computational discretization of the differential equations.'
address: |
    *Department of Physics and Center for Relativity,\
    The University of Texas at Austin. Tx 78712-1081*
author:
- 'Richard A. Matzner, Mijan Huq, Alonso Botero, Dae Il Choi, Ullar Kask, Juan Lara, Steven Liebling, David Neilsen, Premana Premadi and Deirdre Shoemaker.'
title: 'Analysis of “Gauge Modes” in Linearized18 and 158832.
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There were 2,638 households, of which 33.40% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 60.00% were married couples living together, 9.70% had a female householder with no husband present, and 27.00% were non-families. 24.70% of all households were made up of individuals and 11.00% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.54 and the average family size was 3.02.

People of British ancestry form an overwhelming plurality in Elliott County.

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have similarly argued that a recognitional account of phenomenal
concepts would make phenomenal concepts opaque, that is, unable to reveal
anything about their referents, which seems problematic. In this paper, I
present a new version of the recognitional account that avoids the circularity
worry without entailing that phenomenal concepts are opaque.

Abstract: A posteriori physicalism is the combination of two appealing views: physicalism (i.e. the view that all facts are either physical or entailed by the physical), and conceptual dualism (i.e. the view that phenomenal truths are not entailed a priori by physical truths). Recently, some philosophers such as Goff (2011), Levine (2007) and Nida-Rümelin (2007), among others, have suggested that a posteriori physicalism cannot explain how phenomenal concepts can reveal the nature of phenomenal properties. In this paper, I wish to defendsucceed in blocking the conceivability argument. In doing so, my aim is not
only to show that Chalmers’s argument has not refuted the phenomenal concept
strategy, but also to clarify what any version of the strategy should achieve
in order to be successful.

PAPERS ON PHYSICALISM, NATURALISM, AND ZOMBIES:

Abstract: David Papineau (1999) argues that norms of
judgement pose no special problem for naturalism, because all such norms of
judgement are derived from moral or personal values. Papineau claims that this
account of the normativity of judgement presupposes an account of content that
places normativity outside the
analysis of content, because in his view any accounts of content that place
normativity inside the analysis of
content cannot explain the normativity of judgement in the derivative way he
proposes. Furthermore, he argues that normative accounts of content along those
lines are independently problematic.


really the upper end of what you want in this case. The case was designed to use every mm of space possible, there is virtually no wasted space. Several people have thrown in H220's and then added the GPU to their loop. This is the case that really made me rethink larger cases and all the wasted space we typically find in them. The only major manufacturer that seems to actually understand SFX is Silverstone, so a lot of the innovative stuff that hasn't already been tackled by them has actually been by people starting up their own projects (NCASE M1, Lone Industries L1 & L2, Compact Splash, etc).

The case has the option of using an ATX power supply with a supplied bracket but it primarily designed forfig. 18_a_ a longitudinal split is seen in
several chromosomes. Figures 18_b_, 19, 20, and 21 show various stages
in the contraction of these split bivalent chromosomes to form
diamond-shaped tetrads, each side of which is a univalent daughter
chromosome. The tetrads come into the spindle in this form (figs. 22,
23), and change to the form shown in figure 24 during the metaphase
(figs. 22, 26, 28). Figures 25 and 27 show the 26 bivalent chromosomes,
or tetrads, in early and late metaphase, respectively, and figures 29,
30, and 31 in anaphase. This is certainly a reduction division, for the
tetrads are always somewhat elongated and come into the spindle with
their longer axes parallel with the axis of the spindle. The aberrant
bodies in these figures are probably remains of the nucleoli; they are
found only in iron-haematoxylin


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RUeCKERT, J.

     '92. Zur Entwickelungsgeschichte des Ovarialeies bei
     Selachiern. Anat. Anz., vol. 7, no. 4 and 5.

DE SINETY, R.

     '01. Recherches sur la biologie et l'anatomie des phasms. La
     Cellule, vol. 19.

STEVENS, N. M.

     '03. On the ovogenesis and spermatogenesis of _Sagitta
     bipunctata_. Zool. Jahrb., vol. 18.

SUTTON, W. S.

     '02. On the morphology of the chromosome group in
     _Brachystola magna_. Biol. Bull., vol. 4, no. 1.

     '03. The Chromosomes in heredity. Biol. Bull., vol. 4, no.
     5.

WALLACE, L. B.

     '00.Same; late anaphase.

[Illustration: STEVENS. PLATE II.

N. M. S. del.

STENOPELMATUS.]

PLATE III.

_Stenopelmatus._

FIG. 80. Telophase of second maturation mitosis.

81. Young spermatid, showing spindle-remains at _s_.

82. Spermatid showing a conspicuous chromatin element in nucleus, and
spindle-remains (_s_) elongated.

83. Spermatid, showing centrosome (_c_) and divided spindle-remains (_s_
and _a_).

84. Older spermatid, showing centrosome (_c_), axial fiber of tail, and
spindle-remains (_s_).

85. Spermatid, showing acrosome material (_a_) migrating to side of
nucleus opposite centrosome.

86. Slightly older spermatid.

87. Later stage of spermatid, showing condensed chromatin, elongated
centrosome (_c_), acrosome material (_a_), and spindle-remains (_s_).

88-89. Older spermatids, showing formation of acrosome (_a_) and middle
piece (_m_).

90-92. More advanced stages.

93. Mature spermatozoon.

_Blattella germanica._

FIG. 94. Somatic cell from egg follicle, 23 chromosomes.

95. Spermatogonium, showing chromatin element (_x_) associated with a
nucleolus (_n_).

96. Same, prophase of mitosis.

97. Equatorial plate of spermatogonial mitosis, 23 chromatin elements.

98. Young


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for GHA to implement in order to protect the public, unskilled in judging the qualifications of the Medical Staff.  Prince, 242 Ga. at 146, 249 S.E.2d at 585-86;  Yeargin, 225 Ga. at 665-66, 171 S.E.2d at 139;  see Home Materials, Inc. v. Auto Owners Insurance Co., 250 Ga. 599, 601, 300 S.E.2d 139, 141 (1983).  In that Subsection 2 is not arbitrary and bears a rational relation to GHA's concern for quality health care, it does not violate equal protection under the Georgia Constitution.

II. Due Process
A. Fourteenth Amendment

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The essence of Fourteenth Amendment due process analysis is the implication of a liberty or property interest.  Board of Regents v. Roth, 408 U.S. 564, 571-72, 92 S.Ct. 2701, 2706, 33 L.Ed.2d 548, 557-58 (1972).


have not alleged violations of procedural due process, the court's review under substantive due process is "whether the standards set by the hospital authority are reasonable and whether they have been applied without arbitrariness, capriciousness or unreasonableness."    Woodbury v. McKinnon, 447 F.2d 839, 845 (5th Cir.1971);  see Laje v. R.E. Thomason General Hospital, 564 F.2d 1159, 1162 (5th Cir.1977), cert. denied, 437 U.S. 905, 98 S.Ct. 3091, 57 L.Ed.2d 1134 (1978);  see also West Coast Hotel Co. v. Parrish, 300 U.S. 379, 391, 57 S.Ct. 578, 581-82, 81 L.Ed. 703, 708 (1937) (Liberty, cognizable by the Fourteenth Amendment, encompasses health and welfare protection and is subject to regulation, reasonably related to its subject and "adopted in the interests of the community," without offendingrequired that applicants for the county hospital staff be members of the county medical society and endorsed by at least two members of the active medical staff, were found constitutionally deficient by unreasonably relating to the professional qualifications of physicians and the health care of patients as well as providing the potential for arbitrariness and discrimination.).  The court's lack of medical expertise must limit its minimal review to the reasonableness of the standards established by the hospital and the absence of arbitrariness and capriciousness in application.  Laje, 564 F.2d at 1162;  Woodbury, 447 F.2d at 845;  see Cotton States, 749 F.2d at 669.    "The hospital, and not the courts, must set the level of competence to be required of staff members."


Staff based upon their postgraduate specialty training and requires individual review of the postgraduate training of each D.O. applicant.  See O.C.G.A. Sec. 31-7-7(a) (Supp.1984).

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Appellees have argued that O.C.G.A. Sec. 31-7-7(a) does not pertain to GHA, which allegedly is not a political subdivision of the state.  As the district court determined, this court also need not address whether or not GHA is a political subdivision of the state for purposes of O.C.G.A. Sec. 31-7-7(a) because that conclusion is not necessary for resolution of the antidiscrimination issues before the court.  Silverstein, 672 F.Supp. at 1447;  see Moor v. County of Alameda, 411 U.S. 693, 715-17, 93 S.Ct. 1785, 1799, 36 L.Ed.2d 596, 613-14 (1973);  Gibbs, 383 U.S. at 726, 86 S.Ct. at 1139, 16 L.Ed.2dSEO (search engine optimization)

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In this perspective review, we explain, from a user perspective, how the issue of psychotropic drug withdrawal divided, and to a degree continues to divide, physicians and patients; how this has hampered the development of practical solutions for a very long time; and how closer collaboration between users and professionals can remedy this situation.

The first reports of withdrawal from older psychotropic drugs appeared in the 1950s. The first selective serotonin-reuptake inhibitor (SSRI) was introduced in 1988, the first reports of withdrawal from these drugs occurred in the 1990s.^[@bibr1-2045125320932452][@bibr2-2045125320932452][@bibr3-2045125320932452][@bibr4-2045125320932452][@bibr5-2045125320932452]--[@bibr6-2045125320932452]^ These reports demonstrated that withdrawal can cause physical as well as mental problems. This, in turn, can lead to failed withdrawal attempts of drugs like antidepressants, and unnecessary drug use contributing to a growing number of long-term antidepressant users.


Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) guidelines in order to start considering withdrawal a severe, and long-term problem.^[@bibr10-2045125320932452]^ But overall, for a long time, withdrawal problems were not considered a significant issue in academic psychiatry. This remained until 2019, when the UK Royal College of Psychiatrists (RCPsych), for the first time, admitted that the reality for many patients was quite different: withdrawal symptoms could be more severe and last longer than had always been assumed. Also, there was no evidence base on how to come off medications safely.^[@bibr11-2045125320932452]^ The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence, in an announcement about future revision of antidepressant guidelines, has come to similar conclusions,^[@bibr12-2045125320932452]^ as did the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA)^[@bibr13-2045125320932452]^ and Center for Disease Control (CDC),^[@bibr14-2045125320932452]^ in thewere reported ranging from 5% to 97%.^[@bibr33-2045125320932452]^ According to the most recent online survey among 867 people from 31 countries who had tried to come off antidepressants, 61% reported withdrawal effects, with 44% describing these as severe.^[@bibr34-2045125320932452]^ These rough estimates do not tell us what the numbers are for a specific drug. A problem is that not only do we not have enough data but that the incidence, severity and duration of withdrawal and relapse are probably all contingent on how a patient tapers; abrupt withdrawal causes more problems than gradual tapering.

Very little is known about the distribution of the severity of withdrawal over groups of patients. In an attempt to find a preliminary answer about such a distribution, we used available prescription data for tapering strips for


a majority of patients, but will not be valid for the subgroup of patients at the tail of a skewed distribution.^[@bibr35-2045125320932452]^ Any attempt to use such results to determine what will be the proper treatment for an individual patient at the tail of the distribution must be considered poor-quality clinical practice which can potentially be damaging for such patients, and also for the doctors who must help them. Yet, this is, in our view, precisely what has been happening and what is still happening in the case of withdrawal.

We can also infer that recommendations about withdrawal in past and current medical guidelines were not only *not* useful for these 'rare' patients but were, and still are, also harmful. A concrete example of how this harm is done wasmost vulnerable; those who are located at the end of a skewed distribution. The availability of tapering medication makes it possible to obtain prospective observational data for different drugs from daily clinical practice for large groups of patients within a few years if these patients are allowed to choose themselves (on the basis of shared decision making) and if they are willing to share self-monitoring data during and after tapering. Meta-analyses can then help find answers to questions for which there are no answers now.

**Conflict of interest statement:** The authors declared the following potential conflicts of interest with respect to the research, authorship, and/or publication of this article: The authors declare that there is no conflict of interest. Tapering medication contains generic drugs and can be made by


primary objective has been to ensure that nothing President Obama proposes or supports passes or is adequately funded. It is politics of self-destruction.

Obama’s and Biden’s economic plan has been simple enough to grasp for anybody who has bothered to pay attention. The American Jobs Act was a great bill that would have been paid for while creating 3 million jobs. Guess who blocked it.

In a recent CNN interview, Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wisconsin) accused opponents of his alleged “Path to Prosperity” of being “willing to lie and demagogue Medicare and scare seniors”. This is the same man who has been screaming the sky is falling for the last two years and that we have to radically reduce the deficit RIGHT NOW, or the country will suddenly fall into anThen, insurance companies will fight tooth & nail to hold onto the other 2/3s by denying claims and greatly reducing coverages. That’s how for-profit companies work.

So, the question remains: Is Paul Ryan consciously trying to destroy Medicare in order to satisfy his ideologically-driven hatred of the federal government, or is he just an ignoramus who actually believes the growth predictions that his plan borrowed from The Heritage Foundation? Does he actually believe that he’s saving Medicare for the next generation? From what I can tell, Paul Ryan is not a stupid man. But his common sense and humanity are definitely being held hostage by his extreme right-wing ideology. I don’t think he really cares about the deficit at all. If he did, he wouldn’t be so dead set


turned down a big pay-raise and a prestigious seat in the Presidential Cabinet because he was being treated like a traitor and threatened by his fellow Republicans. The man is a coelenterate. The Party has no conscience.

The Republican Party is in the process of forming a circular firing squad. Unfortunately, the middle class is sitting right in the middle of that cross-fire. Nobel Prize-winning economists were lining up to support the stimulus package, with some even saying it was too small, yet the GOP financial wizards who were responsible for getting us into this debacle were predicting the doom of capitalism and rise of socialism if the bill was signed into law. These are many of the same people who supported Phil Graham’s legislation back in 1999 whichthey are happy, then we probably should conclude that this person does not grasp the concept DOG. Nevertheless, all these pieces of information are neither necessary nor sufficient conditions for being a dog. In fact, they are traits that characterise dogs in typical (or prototypical) cases. The concept DOG is not exceptional from this point of view. The majority of everyday concepts behave in this way. For most concepts, a classical definition in terms of necessary and sufficient conditions is not available (or, even if it is available, it is unknown to the agent). On the other hand, it may be that we know the classical definition of a concept, but typical/prototypical knowledge still plays a central role in many cognitive tasks. Consider the following example: nowadays most


which have recently been reviewed and answered by, Evans and Stanovich (2013a, b). (For a skeptical attitude towards the possibility of applying the dual process theories to the study of concepts see sect. 8 of Machery 2011.) In any case, it is likely that many kinds of type 1 systems and processes exist, with partially different properties. Consider, for example, expertise: an art historian can distinguish a painting by, say, Rubens from one by van Dyck at a glance and without the need for any form of conscious, sequential application of explicit rules. But surely this ability is not innate and depends on specific training (and, presumably, it is not shared with other animal species). A recurring distinction in the dual process literature concerns the interaction of theour claim is that dual process theories can supply some useful suggestions in order to understand and classify the wide class of cognitive phenomena that pertain to human conceptual abilities. A clarification is appropriate. The appeal to dual process theories could be interpreted as a way to re-introduce some form of the conceptual/nonconceptual distinction. This is definitely not our intent. In spite of some superficial similarities, the system 1 vs. system 2 distinction does not overlap with the conceptual vs. non conceptual opposition. In the first place, the conceptual/nonconceptual dichotomy originated in a philosophical context: it rests on conceptual, a priori analyses and was proposed while disregarding any form of evidence coming from the empirical study of the mind. Only later did some theorists try to apply it


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bins. Schroeder requires that an operator manually depress buttons indicative of criteria of wood boards which he observes from his inspection station. The computer then, based on preset criteria, compares the results of the signals generated by the depressed buttons with preset information and causes the boards to be conveyed automatically to preselected locations for further processing in the saw-mill.
Marino, U.S. Pat. No. 4,512,840, shows a machine for forming planks by gluing a number of wood fillets together. The planks are obtained from uniform sized wood fillets. Each plank is thirteen fillets wide and several meters long. Marino shows a feed station for the thirteen fillets. As the fillets are all of uniform size, Marino does not require any sizing, selection or processing based on the results ofhierarchy of equations at various levels of approximation that preserves the EP mathematical structure of the highest level theory. This approach enables us to strike the appropriate balance between accuracy and computational tractability, by choosing the appropriate level in the hierarchy of approximations. The symmetries of the EP variational principle at each level then endow its resulting evolutionary equations with conservation laws via the Kelvin-Noether theorem [@HoMaRa1998]. For example, Kelvin’s circulation theorem for the multilayer fluid theory in 2d leads to local conservation of potential vorticity (PV) in each fluid layer, even though these layers are strongly coupled.

The starting point in the derivation of these equations is the assumption of columnar motion; so that the horizontal velocity in each layer is independent of the vertical coordinate. We explain


of momenta at a fixed template are all well-defined quantities. The linearity the momentum representation also allows for example the statistics of an ensemble of images to be analyzed, or the results of adding noise to the image outlines to be computed using EPDiff. All of these advantages of the singular momentum representation for 2d images also apply in the corresponding representation of 3d images. Evolution of singular momentum solutions of EPDiff as surfaces in 3d corresponding in medical imaging to growth, or changes in 3d shape with time. The last part of this paper will deal with the computation of 3d solutions of EPDiff.

#### Summary of the analytical approach.

The rich array of possible applications of EPDiff motivates our investigation of its initial value problems in 1d, 2dThe works of Choi and Camassa [@ChCa1996; @ChCa1999] extended the 1LCM description to a [*two-layer*]{} fluid with fixed horizontal upper and lower boundaries, including the cases of two thin layers and of a thin layer over an infinitely deep layer. The CC equations admit bi-directional solutions and they may be derived from a variational principle by following the averaged Lagrangian methods pioneered in Whitham [@Whitham1967]. (See also Miles and Salmon [@MiSa1985], who derived the 1LCM equations using Hamilton’s principle in the material representation.) As a consequence of their variational principle, the CC equations possess conservation laws for mass, momentum, and energy. The same equations were derived earlier and analyzed for well-posedness in Liska, Margolin and Wendroff [@LiMaWe1995; @LiWe1997] by substituting directly in the governing equations the columnar motion


and the bottom layer as last ($N$th), so that $i$ increases with the depth of the layer. The $i-$th layer has constant density $\rho_i$, horizontal velocity ${\mathbf{u}}_i(x,y,z,t)$, vertical velocity $w_i(x,y,z,t)$, upper surface at $z=h_i(x,y,t)$ and lower surface at $z=h_{i+1}(x,y,t)$, so the layer thicknesses are $D_i=h_i-h_{i+1}$, with $i=1,\dots,N$. The $N$th layer (on the bottom) has density $\rho_N$, horizontal velocity ${\mathbf{u}}_N$, upper surface at $z=h_N(x,y,t)$ and lower surface at $z=h_{N+1}=-b(x,y)$, the fixed bottom topography. We shall assume the multilayer fluid is stably stratified, so that $\rho_i<\rho_{{i+1}}$, for $i=1,\dots,N$ (density increases downward).

Implications of the columnar motion ansatz
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The Lagrangian in Hamilton’s principle for a multilayer fluid is the difference of its kinetic and potential energies, $$\label{Lag1-multi}
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In this CDA, scalar and vector quantities are defined at locations that are naturally appropriate for the domains and ranges of the discrete divergence, gradient, and curl operators. Eight [*spaces*]{}, or grid centerings, include a node space, at left, which supports scalar functions. An edge space, consisting of $x$-direction edges, $y$-direction edges, and $z$-direction edges, supports vector functions; $x$ components of vectors exists on $x$-direction edges, etc. A face space, consisting of faces perpendicular to the $x$, $y$, and $z$ directions, also supports vectors. Finally, a cell space supports scalars.

The set of spaces shown in the figure supports two versions each of divergence, gradient, and curl, as described in


for overtaking collisions.

Skew {#2d-skew}
----

Skew flows in Figures \[2d-skew-sigma-1\]-\[2d-skew-sigma-8\] begin with two peakon segments of the same width, but oriented so that the one behind, which has twice the amplitude (speed) of the one in front, overtakes the one ahead by moving along the negative diagonal. Again, one sees integrity of the $\alpha=\sigma$ case and reconnection with hot spots and memory wisps trailing behind kinks in the main peakon segments after the overtaking peakon segment transfers its momentum to the one ahead. This locally 1d soliton elastic-collision rule seems to explain the momentum transfer. Once again the lower panels show that the solution tends to peakon profiles in each direction.

#### Memory wisps: another open problem.

Figures \[2d-skew-sigma-1\]-\[2d-skew-sigma-8\] raises issues (such as the production of memory wisps) for the 2d peakonAs we will see in other plots, errors in reversibility tend to arise for smaller values of $\alpha<\sigma$ whenever head-on collisions occur.

Head-on {#2d-headon}
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The head-on collisions of two offset peakon segments in Figures \[2d-headon-sigma-1\]-\[2d-headon-sigma-8\] show great complexity. Some of this complexity is due to the process of annihilation and recreation known to occur in the purely 1d antisymmetric head-on collisions of a peakon with its reflection, the antipeakon. At the moment a head-on collision occurs, one sees the blue profiles in the lower panels of Figures \[2d-headon-sigma-1\]-\[2d-headon-sigma-8\] becoming very steep, exactly as seen in 1d peakon-antipeakon collisions. Thus, the locally 1d collision rules carry over to the 2d case for head-on collisions.

The case $\alpha=\sigma$ in Figure \[2d-headon-sigma-1\] shows the annihilation and recreation expected from the 1d rules. Thereafter, a


they propagate outward. The left inner side of the ring, however, produces converging peakon contact curves, which accelerate as they converge, undergo a strong interaction along the axis, then break again into contact curves still moving rightward, approaching the previous divergent peakon curves and colliding with them from behind. These overtaking collisions impart momentum but they do not produce reconnections.

After the collisions, a complex flow remains near the axis, in which one also sees hot spots at kinks in the contact curves, with trailing memory wisps behind them.

The lower panels show peakon profiles with high wavenumber oscillations (possibly noise) in the complex flow region remaining behind near the axis. Except for the smallest case of $\alpha=\sigma/8$, all of the time-reversed runs reassemble into the Gaussian ring without significant[0.00621 ]{}      [0.00183 ]{}        [0.137 ]{}          [0.594 ]{}

  :  $L^1$, $L^2$, and max norm of the difference between the initial velocity profile and its reconstituted (time reversed) value for each 2d simulation. \[norm-2d\]

Numerical results for EPDiff in 3d {#num-3d-sec}
==================================

#### Singular solutions of EPDiff in 3d.

In this section, we extend our numerical solutions of EPDiff to 3d and discover that the codimension-one singular solution behavior of EPDiff persists. Namely, the singular solution behavior of EPDiff extends from curves in 2d to surfaces in 3d. To our knowledge, this is the first example of numerical simulations of the nonlinear interactions of contact discontinuities for fluid velocity in


amount of transparency, and fractions of $\modu$ represented by each level surface, where chosen after considerable experimentation so that they reveal maximal information with minimal clutter.

The left, back, and bottom panels of each frame show color contour plots of 2d slices through the three dimensional data at $x=0$, $y=0$, and $z=0$, respectively, as sketched in Figure \[figure-scheme3d\]. The same color scheme that was used for the 2d simulations, as described in Section \[num-2d-sec\] and illustrated in Figure \[color-bar\], is used here for the 2d slices of the 3d simulations. Note that the colors used for the 2d slices do not correspond to the colors used for the 2d level surfaces. For example, red in the 2d slices does not represent the same value of $\modu$ as the redless of a collision that in the 2d case.

Wheel {#3d-wheel}
-----

In Figures \[3d-wheel-sigma-1\] and \[3d-wheel-sigma-2\], the speed is initially distributed as a Gaussian within a toroidal annulus rotating rigidly about its axis of rotational symmetry, oriented along the $x$ axis. This “wheel” initial distribution has reflection symmetry about its axis of rotational symmetry, oriented along the midplane $x=0$. The motion on this invariant symmetry plane $x=0$ shows circularly symmetric collapse and radial expansion, seen in the left panel. (Some distortion is seen upon reflection from the $x$ axis of cylindrical symmetry, again due to mesh effects.)

The identical back and bottom panels show a head-on collision occurring on the horizontal midplane, followed by re-emergence in 3d for $\alpha=\sigma/2$ and the development of a pair of strong hot spots (actually a


collide, and reconnect at the axis of symmetry. This is a “cylindrically symmetric wedge” collision that funnels into the axis, then forms jets that accelerate in both forward and backward directions along the $x$ axis.

The three dimensional images of peakon contact surfaces are particularly vivid in the animations to which Figures \[3d-torus-sigma-1\] and \[3d-torus-sigma-2\] belong. Because of the cylindrical symmetry, the back and bottom panels show the same motion in different perspectives. The left panel also shows the collapse to the axis of symmetry. Because of the curvature of the peakon contact surfaces, this cylindrical collision imparts axial momentum both forward and backward, which is especially clear in the case $\alpha=\sigma$/2.

Tori {#3d-tori}
----

In Figures \[3d-tori-sigma-1\] and \[3d-tori-sigma-2\], two linked tori of speed are started along their axes of rotational\[norm-3d\]

Conclusions, future directions, and outstanding problems {#future-direx-sec}
========================================================

By a sequence of approximations applied to the Euler-Poincaré variational principle for the multilayer columnar motion (MLCM) of an incompressible fluid, we derived a hierarchy of EP equations. Several new MLCM equations belong to this hierarchy, as well as the standard Boussinesq equations for shallow water waves, which are recovered upon specialization to weak nonlinearity.

The EPDiff equation (\[H1-EP-eqn-Intro\]) was derived in the limiting case of a single layer undergoing strongly nonlinear motion in the absence of linear dispersion. In 1d, the EPDiff equation restricts to the dispersionless case of the CH equation for nonlinear shallow water waves. The dispersionless CH equation possesses singular soliton solutions whose velocity possesses a sharp peak (jump in slope) moving at a speed equal to its height.


Upon adding Navier-Stokes viscosity, this became the LANS-$\alpha$ model for incompressible turbulence in [@Chen-etal1998]. For a review of the properties of LANS-$\alpha$ solutions and their relation to Navier-Stokes analysis, see [@FoHoTi2001] and [@MaSh2001].

By a remarkable coincidence, L. Younes derived the EPDiff equation (\[H1-EP-eqn-Intro\]) as the evolution for the template matching approach in medical imaging in [@Yo1998]. See also D. Mumford’s discussion of the same problem in [@Mu1998]. Thus, the singular solutions we discuss here, and their momentum exchange paradigm, should be expected to develop increasing interest in medical imaging science. Medical imaging must solve an optimization problem rather than the IVP. However, our solution of the IVP may help guide intuition in medical imaging, especially the idea of encoding information in an image by its momentum, rather than justChoi and R. Camassa, Fully nonlinear internal waves in a two-fluid system. [*J. Fluid Mech.*]{} [**396**]{} (1999) 1-36.

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Thanks to a kind of disciplinary handoff, a rupture between the deep time of biology and the shallow time of culture is built into the very ways we think about the body. And yet the body itself is continuous, the product of an unbroken genealogy that extends back far beyond the earliest hominins. Where, in this genealogy, is there ever a moment when we can point to the "natural" human body? Did the human body take shape with archaic _Homo sapiens_ , marked by a bulging forehead and large brain? With _Homo erectus_ , the species that pioneered the shrunken gut, smaller teeth, and narrower pelvis? With the upright posture of _Ardipithecus?_ The bodily changes


as a survival strategy among shipwreck victims.

Among humans, however, cannibalism is not always an aberration but sometimes part of the moral order. As far as we can tell, every known society of _Homo sapiens_ has practiced it at some time: under the stones of every civilization lie the bones of cannibal feasts. Though the literature on the subject encompasses every imaginable opinion—from characterizing cannibalism as a colonial myth to ascribing its prevalence to a strategy of protein substitution—a scholarly consensus has emerged to explain its origins and nature. Though experts have bickered over the significance of evidence gathered from _Homo erectus_ sites, discoveries reported at Atapuerca, Spain, in July 2006 leave no doubt that the hominins who occupied the site 800,000 years ago (generally regarded as ancestral tobonobos, and gorillas—and from the anthropological study of human kinship systems. Exploring the deep history of human kinship requires coordination between these two disciplines. This hybrid approach presents problems of chronology and of the conceptualization of kinship itself.

#### THE PROBLEM OF CHRONOLOGY

Throughout this book we face the challenge of writing history across the chronological gap separating the natural and social sciences. Humans and their nearest primate relatives branched off from one another 5 to 8 million years ago; consequently, the time depth of the primatological evidence bearing on human kinship is extensive indeed. The comparative study of human kinship systems implies a time depth that, although much greater than history based on written records, is relatively shallow. Insofar as human kinship systems involve the teaching and learning of


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Mapping the social traits of primates, Rodseth and colleagues find that the majority (thirty-six out of forty-eight species) live in communities practicing male dispersal, in which female kin form the core of society. Facts of this order have led some authors, including Chris Knight, to propose that early human kinship was matrilineal. Yet our closest relatives, chimpanzees, have female dispersal and enduring male relationships. Neither scenario can be entirely ruled out for the starting point of the evolutionary story of human kinship, though the second seems more likely. Inevitably, an element of uncertainty dogs our attempts to trace the deep history of kinship through primatology.

We have already mentioned the imaginative attempt by Chapais to combine primatology and social anthropology to reconstruct the evolution of modern human kinship. Theexpanding frontier. We have pieced them together much as geologists have reconstructed the supercontinent of Pangaea, which existed 250 million years ago, before the continental plates started drifting apart. Unlike Pangaea, however, the archaeological landmasses we explore have no hard and fast boundaries. Hominins are highly mobile, and it is the pattern of their global journeys that has created these three great landmasses. We are especially interested to know what environmental factors—such as the presence of food, carnivores, water, glaciers, and other hominin competitors—for so long ensured that hominins would remain an Old World species, and largely a southern one at that. We also want to consider the biological and social adaptations—large brains, tools, kinship, language—that enabled hominins to overcome these geographical restrictions.

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conveyed through body ornamentation, and probably to a larger and different audience. Body ornaments are most important for communicating to people "in the middle distance" socially: individuals who are close enough to the wearer to understand the meaning of the ornaments but who do not know her or him personally. The durable and transferable nature of beads and beaded objects frees communication from dependence on direct interaction with other people. The circulation of ornaments allows information to be transferred and expressed over larger spatial and temporal domains. The messages encoded in body ornaments and decorated objects can be expressed even when the individuals involved are absent or dead. This characteristic is vital to the use of communication technology for establishing and maintaining relationships over large areas of spaceof any reasonably well-to-do house in late medieval Mediterranean Europe. The velocity of circulation, of course, is much faster today. Now that we realize that we must recycle to avoid drowning in trash, we are becoming medieval again.

#### GOODS AS PARASITES

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How prevalent is cyber/bioware use among the general population in Shadowrun?

How prevalent is cyber/bioware use among the general population in Shadowrun?
What percentage (and what "classes") can afford cybernetic/bionic enhancement? What percentage of this percentage (of these "classes) does actually go for it? (The daughter of a billionaire could certainly buy cybernetic muscle enhancements - but would she? Why?) And what kinds of cyber/bioware do they buy?
The more recent the info, the better. (SR3 information is good, SR5 is better.) Also, the more comprehensive the info, the better. Obviously. :)
(Yes, this is the twin question of How prevalent is magic use among the general population? :))

A:

I never saw something like an official answer, but the novels always gave me the impression that most of the middle class would have


and made us walk on foot. My daughter-in-law had a suitcase, I wanted to help her with it. The minute they removed us from the tractor, they set fire to it. We would walk between soldiers on both sides. Tanks were moving behind us. Us – in the middle.

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They took us to a village school. Once they took us there, they kicked out all of the old men and women, as well as the children, and kept us inside. They had long knives. What could have happened inside there? The worst thing possible. Sexual abuse. That’s what it was, thethe mountain. They were saying, “We could have killed them!” “Yeah, right you could have. You could not, because they were so heavily armed and what weapons did you have? A gun in your hands.” They luckily ran to the mountains and were sheltered there.

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it by throwing herself inside a well. We just could not live with ourselves and wanted to end our lives. We simply didn’t want to live any more. But my brother-in-law found me. When he did I was holding the rope and had climbed an old chair. I wanted to put it over a branch and then push the chair with my leg and end it. But I had been destined to live. I would rather be dead than have to live like this.

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cocaine  as soon  as             possible.    Initially,  she  also  voiced  an  interest  in             purchasing some of the cocaine that Alvarez had received  as             his  fee for transporting the cocaine.  Ultimately, however,             she decided against it because of financial constraints.                       Finally, Alvarez informed Matiz that      linked to the drug conspiracy to  smuggle illicit drugs into             the United States.  The advance payment would facilitate the             transportation  of the cocaine.  In addition, the Government             presented evidence at trial that Matiz spoke to Alvarez over             thirty times, in  code, with respect to the  shipment of the             cocaine.    Moreover, the  facsimile from


the suppliers  in             Colombia  noted that Matiz was  an intended recipient of the             cocaine.                       Finally, Matiz  organized and directed  the pickup             operation in Massachusetts.  Although she herself did not go             down to load the cocaine, she  sent an assistant of hers  to                course   of   the   investigation   constituted   outrageous             misconduct  in violation  of  her Due  Process rights.   Her             claim essentially rests  on the  Government's initiation  of             the transaction, the arranged transportation of  the cocaine             into  the country, and  its delivery to  various individuals