Gardner all also very promising. However, they must learn from experience. The loss of Sol is a huge blow, but it is in midfield where Spurs must buy. Davies needs to learn from a world class player, and our only decent midfielder is always injured. Up front, Doherty could learn from a decent target man, for Sergei and Teddy to play behind.

James Martindale, Farnham: Whilst the kids have proved themselves valuable assets, in order to improve more quality is definitely needed. Quality players can work with the kids and teach them as well as improve our short term prospects. In terms of "more" big name signings in my opinion we have not signed any big names yet. Let us remember Sheri is over the hill and only heregrind' comments. Some kind of combo (smaller quests done on individual small-group servers, world-changing battles/events done on dedicated MMO servers set up for the event along the style of Red Orchestra/battlefront i.e. limited by time/reinforcements for each side - hell, having other players trying to complete normal quests within the temporary battlezones would be interesting in itself) would be my ideal, but welding that sort of thing into a single game is more likely to result in a cluster**** than a winner.

I've soon some of the coverage so far for TES:Online and I have to say I'm disappointed.

From what I've seen, they're taking the normal 3rd person cam, ability bar route that pretty much all MMOs so far have done.

And that saddens me.

When they first announced that they


start seizing territory, and let the players as a whole dynamically deal with the invasion. Give the leaders a decent "strategy game" AI that can assess threats to their group as well as opportunities, and decide when to press an attack on nearby towns,m and when to retreat to a defensible cave. Let the goblins loot slain players and NPCs, and use their equipment.

Let players buy land and hire NPC guards to help defend it. Let people post their own "quests" for other players, offering rewards for accomplishing certain things, or bringing back specific items.

Here's the biggest change I would make:Make death permanent.

Most MMOs make the level-grinding process really slow to keep people from capping out really quickly. What I would do is have a power progression ratesimilar to single player Skyrim, and keep track of the highest level you had reached with any character. I would allow players to have several characters on one account, and whenever your character is lower level than your "highest ever" character, you gain at double rate. This way, if you want to try a different style character (while your main character is still alive), you can build up relatively quickly. If you die, you can also build up relatively quickly. If you keep several characters somewhat active, you can have spares in case you die.

This would lend itself to a very different game structure where you might not want to risk your high level character in a really dangerous situation, and a well organized group of mid-level characters


its own pamphlet—one that was aptly, if vaguely, titled Phones Are for People. "So far," it noted, "17 million of the nation's 77-million phones have lost their letters in favor of numbers. The time to reverse the trend is NOW."

The League’s concerns weren’t merely humanistic. The 10-digit codes Bell was proposing for its system, the collective feared, would also make numbers too difficult for people to remember, encouraging dialing mistakes. Pragmatically and morally, the argument went, All-Number Calling was wrong. One of the League’s members, invoking one of the nation's more patriotically named phone exchanges, got epic about it: "Give me Liberty,” he cried, “or take the blinking phone out."

An ad for automation and its "secret service" (Wikimedia Commons)

The League took to an extreme the anxiety many Americanschange. Not completely, but a little bit. The history of commercial telephony, Manning points out—from those public switchboards to VOIP—has been "a continuum." Any changes made to the existing system, he says, are "going to include the numbers that we have today." They may simply be expanded versions of the plan that those Bell engineers laid out last century. As Manning puts it: "We have to make sure that we can continue the evolution."

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His paranoid style paved the road for Trumpism. Now he fears what’s been unleashed.

Glenn Beck looks like the dad in a Disney movie. He’s earnest, geeky, pink, and slightly bulbous. His idea of salty language is bullcrap.

The atmosphere at Beck’s Mercury Studios, outside Dallas, is similarly soothing, provided you ignore the references to genocide


and civilizational collapse. In October, when most commentators considered a Donald Trump presidency a remote possibility, I followed audience members onto the set of The Glenn Beck Program, which airs on Beck’s website, theblaze.com. On the way, we passed through a life-size replica of the Oval Office as it might look if inhabited by a President Beck, complete with a portrait of Ronald Reagan and a large Norman Rockwell print of a Boy Scout.

Should you drink more coffee? Should you take melatonin? Can you train yourself to need less sleep? A physician’s guide to sleep in a stressful age.

During residency, Iworked hospital shifts that could last 36 hours, without sleep, often without breaks of more than a few minutes. Even writing this now, it sounds to me likeI’m bragging or laying claim to some fortitude of character. I can’t think of another type of self-injury that might be similarly lauded, except maybe binge drinking. Technically the shifts were 30 hours, the mandatory limit imposed by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education, but we stayed longer because people kept getting sick. Being a doctor is supposed to be about putting other people’s needs before your own. Our job was to power through.

The shifts usually felt shorter than they were, because they were so hectic. There was always a new patient in the emergency room who needed to be admitted, or a staff member on the eighth floor (which was full of late-stage terminally ill people) who needed me to fill out a death certificate. Sleep


children from ages one to 17. Others drove from neighboring states to drop off their children once they heard that they could abandon them without repercussion.

Democrats who have struggled for years to sell the public on the Affordable Care Act are now confronting a far more urgent task: mobilizing a political coalition to save it.

Even as the party reels from last month’s election defeat, members of Congress, operatives, and liberal allies have turned to plotting a campaign against repealing the law that, they hope, will rival the Tea Party uprising of 2009 that nearly scuttled its passage in the first place. A group of progressive advocacy groups will announce on Friday a coordinated effort to protect the beneficiaries of the Affordable Care Act and stop Republicans from repealingOne of the top recruits in Florida for the class of 2014 is T.J. Harrell of Tampa Catholic High School. SpartanMag.com was able to catch-up with the 6-foot-1, 210-pound prospect and get the latest details on his recruitment and his future plans.


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    class AssertionResult {
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        AssertionResult() = delete;
        AssertionResult( AssertionInfo const& info, AssertionResultData const& data );

        bool isOk() const;
        bool succeeded() const;
        ResultWas::OfType getResultType() const;
        bool hasExpression() const;
        bool hasMessage() const;
        std::string getExpression() const;
        std::string getExpressionInMacro() const;
        bool hasExpandedExpression() const;
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     plain view in the car.

     On July 4th, 2016 at about 0550 hours the two suspects were
     located by PSP Troopers on the I-80 interstate at mile marker
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or for the data block (if we're at the lowest level).
 *
 * If "skip_unverified" is true, unverified buffer is skipped and 1 is returned.
 * If "skip_unverified" is false, unverified buffer is hashed and verified
 * against current value of verity_io_want_digest(v, io).
 */
static int verity_verify_level(struct dm_verity *v, struct dm_verity_io *io,
			       sector_t block, int level, bool skip_unverified,
			       u8 *want_digest)
{
	struct dm_buffer *buf;
	struct buffer_aux *aux;
	u8 *data;
	int r;
	sector_t hash_block;
	unsigned offset;

	verity_hash_at_level(v, block, level, &hash_block, &offset);

	data = dm_bufio_read(v->bufio, hash_block, &buf);
	if (IS_ERR(data))
		return PTR_ERR(data);

	aux = dm_bufio_get_aux_data(buf);

	if (!aux->hash_verified) {
		if (skip_unverified) {
			r = 1;
			goto release_ret_r;
		}

		r = verity_hash(v, verity_io_hash_desc(v, io),
				data, 1 << v->hash_dev_block_bits,
				verity_io_real_digest(v, io));
		if (unlikely(r < 0))
			goto release_ret_r;

		if (likely(memcmp(verity_io_real_digest(v, io), want_digest,
				  v->digest_size) == 0))
			aux->hash_verified = 1;
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					   hash_block,frequently elects religious fundamentalist presidents who genuinely believe invisible men are telling them to invade other nations, also has enough nuclear weapons to extinguish all life on the planet. Yes this deserves some serious scrutiny and a man willing to risk his freedom and his life exposing the di

This may be a minor quibble, but the very leaks in discussion here show that there were in fact many instances where WMDs were discovered and recovered in Iraq. The most common were gas-filled artillery shells, and some were even used in IED attacks, seemingly by chance.

It was kept quiet to keep the insurgents from knowing what they had, which seems prudent.

I don't think Wikileaks "goes after" governments, I think they publish what other people give them. I'm sure if


he could and sent it to a foreign national who he knew would disclose it to the enemies of the US. That's espionage.

How ironic. I have varying opinions on all the past recipients named, but all of them have actually been the center of conflicts, more so than defusing them. So in retrospect, Al Gore winning the Nobel Peace Prize wasn't such a bad idea since most folks agree on global warming and don't launch armed conflicts about the issue.

contrary to what you arrogant and self-centered right wingers in america tend to think, the people around the world think good of assange since he is exposing the SHIT that u.s. perpetrates around the world, ranging from bullying germany to prevent prosecution of the cia agents who kidnapped germancriticize everyone equally? Pratically impossible, and definitely stupid if it's true. Anyone sensible will save their criticisms for when truly deserved, and in that neighborhood and in this world, Israel IS THE MOST MORAL ARMY POSSIBLE. That Israelis are brutal? Brutal is firing a laser-guided missile at a school bus, murdering a child, then giving out candy in the street to celebrate the "victory". Brutal is what's happening in Syria. The

So you're saying Israel is a repressive regime? Do you know anything about the Middle East or the world for that matter? I bet you view Israel as a far greater problem area than Syria, but Syria is the one that has a repressive regime. Israel has a Democracy with citizens of all religions. Homosexuals can walk the


the expected relationship is further defined by the magnitude of the difference of discrete cosine transform coefficients of corresponding locations in non-overlapping block pairs of the image.
In accordance with a method of the present invention, an invariant feature for a digital image is formed by the following steps: partitioning the image into a plurality of image blocks; assigning image block pairs from the plurality of image blocks; extracting DCT coefficients in the image block pairs and determining an invariant relationship between corresponding coefficients DCT of the image block pairs.
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Acknowledgments {#acknowledgments .unnumbered}
===============

We thank Sante Carloni for collaboration, the head of the ESA Advanced Concepts Team, Leopold Summerer, for encouragement and the following persons for discussions at various stages of the development of the ideas put forward in this essay: Herbert Balasin, Stanley Deser, Alan Guth, Lorenzo Iorio, Roman Jackiw, Wolfgang Kummer, Philip Mannheim, Stacy McGaugh, Tonguc Rador, Dimitri Vassilevich and Richard Woodard.

DG was supported by the START project Y435-N16 of the Austrian Science Fund (FWF). FP was supported by the FWF project P22114-N16. DG and FP acknowledge support


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he was liable and checking the box marked “I Cannot Pay Balance.”

      A settlement officer (SO) from the IRS Appeals Office scheduled a tele-

phone CDP hearing for February 9, 2016. The SO informed petitioner that, in

order for her to consider a collection alternative, he had to provide her before the

hearing: (1) a completed Form 433-A, Collection Information Statement for Wage

Earners and Self-Employed Individuals; (2) copies of signed tax returns for 2010-

2014, which petitioner had not yet filed; and (3) proof of estimated tax payments.

The SO emphasized in her letter that she could not consider a collection alterna-

tive unless petitioner supplied the completed forms, financial information, and

delinquent tax returns to her.

      Petitioner provided none of the requested documents before


        -7-

did not seek review in this Court. Consistently with section 6330(c)(2)(B), he was

therefore precluded from contesting his liabilities before the Appeals Office or be-

fore us. See Goza, 114 T.C. at 182-183. We will therefore review the IRS’ de-

termination for abuse of discretion only. See id. at 181-182.

C.    Analysis

      In deciding whether the SO abused her discretion in sustaining the levy, we

review the record to determine whether she: (1) properly verified that the require-

ments of applicable law or administrative procedure have been met; (2) considered

any relevant issues petitioner raised; and (3) considered “whether any proposed

collection action balances the need for the efficient collection of taxes with the

legitimate concern of * * * [petitioner]433-A and signed tax returns for 2010-2014. She

gave him ample time to submit these documents. Cf. Szekely v. Commissioner,

T.C. Memo. 2013-227, 106 T.C.M. (CCH) 375, 377. She requested that he submit

a completed Form 433-A by January 26 and proof of signed tax returns by Feb-

ruary 2. Petitioner did not supply any information by those dates or before the

hearing on February 9, 2016. He thus neglected to submit the documentation re-

quired for consideration of a collection alternative.

        At the hearing petitioner indicated that he intended to file his delinquent

2010-2014 returns at a later date and then submit an OIC directly to the IRS unit


with the time-integral of total solar irradiance across all relevant timescales. He will get a surprise. Besides, observed temperature change since 1950, when we might have begun to influence the warming trend, is well within natural variability. No explanation beyond natural variability is needed.

4. The evidence for an inconsistency between models and data is stronger than that for the existence of a pause, but neither is yet statistically significant.

Dr Hansen used to say one would need five years without warming to falsify his model. Five years without warming came and went. He said one would really need ten years. Ten years without warming came and went. The NOAA, in its State of the Climate report for 2008, said one would need 15 years. Fifteen years came and went.to the contrary is laughable), nor are the boundary conditions known in anything like the detail required. We are many years away from the equations being known, but too hard to solve. Modelers are wandering in the dark. It’s pretty hard to incorporate what you don’t know in your models.

I was particularly amused by the assertion that “it’s the best thing we have”. Bleeding was the best way we had of treating most everything in the 16th century. That hardly made it right.

What the climate establishment really doesn’t want to say is what the real state of the science is. Their funders think it is entirely different. Eventually, the truth will out, despite everyone’s best efforts. Our task is to keep them from doing something stupid before that


only natural forcings.”

I’ve never tried to model the exact number of angels that will fit on the head of a pin either.

The observed climate can be explained simply; it’s awful dang chaotic, changes slowly (except when it changes abruptly), and there is so much noise (weather) superimposed on top of the climate that observing it is the only sensible thing that folks should be doing.

The full RSS MSU plots of anomaly from 1979 to 2014 show zero anomaly around 1980.
The current anomaly is about 0.2 degrees higher, 34 years later.
Note that anomaly values show a month-to-month variability that can easily reach 0.2 degrees, not that the real Earth actually changes by 0.2 degrees in a month.
Annual changes can change more. The point here is that an anomaly valueclaim the physics is well understood then the models should be assumed non-physical until proven otherwise.

if there are ice age cycles then to decontexualise from those is to present a meaningless snapshot. Taking 30year snapshots and extending 100 yr predictions lines is weak. If that is the basis of betting money then the charts should be shown to financial traders [who would laugh at them]

if this is an inter glacial warming period why look for ‘a villain’ for natural warming and create a show trial of co2?

why are modern bsc climate science courses 50% the study of sustainability? the subject looks misnamed.

why do the ipcc prefer those who got their phds in the last 8 years? because they would be soaked in the misnamed ‘ climate science’?

i did


to task for having stated that “no skeptic has made a GCM that can explain the observed climate using only natural forcings”. Actually, there are several simple models that can reproduce the temperature change of the instrumental era solely on the basis of the time-integral of solar activity, though – as far as I know – none has yet been peer-reviewed and published in a journal. I received a draft from a Norwegian group last year, for instance. I rewrote it for them to strengthen the English and to clarify the mathematics. There is also a TSI-integral model at woodfortrees.org.

“Bruce” lowers the tone by saying I have used big scientific and mathematical words that I do not fully understand. This is a breach of the Eschenbach Rule. Whatwords did I use that he did not understand? And on what evidence, if any, does he consider that I did not understand them? If he is thinking of “heteroskedasticity”, for instance, he may like to read Dr Cawley’s published papers on the subject.

Frank and Evan M Jones discuss the question whether one should model from the top down or from the bottom up. The usual approach in modeling processes over time – such as climate – is to start at the beginning, known as t0, and include as much information on all scales as the model can handle. This information is called the “initial conditions”. And one should not dismiss the potential influence of apparently minor events. It is in the nature of chaotic objects that even


whether a trend 20-50 years long has only a 10% probability of being correct. That is not how statisticians would look at a trend. They would be more concerned with the number of data points (which is why I use monthly rather than annual data in compiling my temperature graphs: the more data points, the more reliable the analysis). And they would be concerned with the measurement uncertainties. In the temperature datasets, the measurement uncertainties to two standard deviations sum to about 0.15 K, so that any trend less than this (up or down) over a given period cannot be statistically distinguished from a zero trend with 95% confidence.

Mr Oldberg says the models don’t make predictions. Yes, they do, and the predictions are wrong. Get over it.

Mr Marlerit’s done. One takes the trend on the data. That shows 0.44 degrees’ warming since 1979.

Mr Whitman kindly says Mr Storr did not persuade him I was “unpersuadable”. In a future posting I hope to answer the question I get a great deal from true-believers: “What would it take to convince you we must shut down the West to Save The Planet?”

“What would it take to convince you we must shut down the West to Save The Planet?”

That is their focus. The social ecologists see everything in terms of ecology. They say ‘ego centric man’ [with its industrialisation ‘ecology’] must be transformed into an eco centric man whose ecology will be one of joy. So their focus is one of transformation from ego centric to eco centric [which


actually make sense. They have not gone to specific locations and shown why the locations are reporting the erroneous data to show efficacy to the modifications they are making to the historical record. If the historical record is off significantly then the models based on this record and fit to this record which are said to be good matches with this data would be erroneous. In any case there is simply not enough good data to calibrate the models due to the large uncertainty in most of the data except for the most recent data (last 30 years or so).

6) Large portions of the earths surface and oceans until the last 30 years are simply unknown with any accuracy to construct models. The oceans only until the lastzilch.

8) As lord monckton has pointed out and I have been saying this for a long time the historical rate of change is lower than they predict over the remaining period requiring a sudden unproven nonlinear increase in the rate of temperature change higher than we have ever seen and sustained for an unbelievable long period (i.e. 4x rate of change increase for 80 consecutive years without pause). This assertion needs to be proved as it is beyond the experience and data we have it is unlikely to be the case that we have this sudden change in the rate or that it is sustained for such a long period. Such a belief in a sudden change like this is more akin to a religious belief than a


by not quoting me accurately and completely. He says I wrote that “a chaotic model of a chaotic phenomenon can have no predictive value”..What I wrote was that modeling a chaotic object prevented the making of “policy-relevant” predictions – in other words, predictions accurate enough to be acted upon sensibly. And I explained why: the climate object’s “Its evolution is inherently unpredictable, even by the most sophisticated of models, unless perfect knowledge of the initial conditions is available. With the climate, it’s not available.”

I cited Lorenz on the inaccuracy and incompleteness of weather observations. In the absence of sufficiently precise and well-resolved data, one cannot predict the evolution of a chaotic object more than a few days out. And the science has indeed moved on in the half-centurylot of them had been on foot — and the operational boyz would be chalking it all up to anglefire.

Look, melord, I sympathize. Really, I do. I cut my teeth on operational and tactical wargames. My current jaundiced prejudice is the result of having walked many paths.

My philosophical basis here is inductive, not deductive — by necessity, not design. Call it a kind of reluctant intellectual “advance to the rear”.

We see a bit of T-34 syndrome in the Eastern Front buffs, too. Now, don’t get me wrong. The T-34/76 was the right tank in the right place at the right time. Best tank in history, in terms of effect (and let’s not forget the later /85). It gave Russians a big jump over the PzIII, even the H


course, it was computer models that gave us the BBQ summer, and computer models which predicted that the recent British winter would have slightly below average rainfall.

I would think that the IPCC’s claims that computer models can predict the climate in 50 or 100 years time are fraudulent.
I would think that, to successfully predict the future, at least three conditions must be fulfilled:
1. The physical laws that drive the system are perfectly understood.
2. The system is non-chaotic.
3. The initial conditions are known with perfect precision.

None of these conditions are met, even remotely.
On the other hand, computer models that predict the Earth’s position in 100 years are probably right. That’s because planetary dynamics models meet all three conditions. For example, the Newtonian and relativistic physical laws are very wellrotation you gave corresponds to a solar day and not a siderial day, which would give you a much closer number to what is currently the Earth’s angular velocity of 1.160576…x10^-5 revolutions per second.

We could calculate that number more precisely, but there aren’t exactly 375.25 days per year. And that inexactness changes over time due to gravitational fluid torques on the Earth. These things, I think, account for the irregularity with which so-called leap seconds are applied.

With that, I have exceeded what I know. What I do know for certain is that the Earth’s inertial angular velocity is not well-characterized by calculations that use 1 rev/24 hours.

ferdberple: Circadian rhythm relies upon an outside clock, which makes the underlying chaotic system predictable.

This is only semi true. Animals, including humans,


random dynamical system, and these have characteristics a little different from their deterministic counterparts.

Monckton of Brenchley: Mr Oldberg continues to write complete nonsense, misdefining and misapplying “heuristic” and wittering on in his usual futile way about his notion that people should not use the word “predict” in the sense of “predict” because, he feels, it can mean something other than “predict”.

I am with you on that.

To extend the discussion a little, without reference to anything in particular said by anyone on this thread; a problem with statements like “GCMs predict” or “a chaotic system is not predictable”, is that we fail to specify the appropriate error bounds that would make a prediction usable, and the conditions in which such an error bound is achievable. Clearly the GCMs aresuddenly hit by an asteroid that is coming from the sun, and can’t be spotted, that can cause chaos. It was completely unexpected. If a volcano erupts suddenly, and they had no warning, it creates chaos. But if the temperature suddenly is 2C warmer than expected , the whole hypothesis of doom for humans and living organisms will happen if we don’t cut CO2 down to acceptable levels (what are they exactly) and this will prevent drastic climate change is a dicey model to predict. We don’t know. Personally I think some North Americans would like their winter to end right now and would welcome a increase of 2C. But a drop of 5C would have more affect on precipitation and crop growing. Predicting future temperatures and weather,


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Defendant operated said plant as a cost-plus-a-fixed-fee contractor with the United States government, manufacturing ordnance for the United States Army, and in this process large amounts of high explosive powder were used.
Prior to March 19, 1944, plaintiffs worked for defendant in shifts of eight hours or more per day, forty-eight or more hours per week, and defendant maintained said fire-fighting service and facilities twenty-four hours per day, seven days per week, employing three alternate shifts per day of approximately eight hours each.
Commencing March 19, 1944, a two-platoon system was established at defendant's plant, and from the last-named date on, plaintiffs worked for and were paid by defendant on that basis.
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* * * each member will work three (3) sixteen hour `on duty' periods each week".
While it is true that plaintiffs are not bound by said petition and agreement in any manner, if inconsistent with the terms and requirements of the Act (Martino v. Michigan Window Cleaning Co., 66 S.Ct. 379; D. A. Schulte, Inc., v. Gangi, 66 S.Ct. 925; Johnson et al. v. Dierks Lumber & Coal Co., 8 Cir., 130 F.2d 115, 120), the conduct here exemplified suggests a course of action on the part of plaintiffs on those occasions in keeping with the conclusion reached by the Court in the present case.
In the case of Johnson et al. v. Dierks Lumber & Coal Co., supra, Judge Kimbrough Stone, in a concurring opinion, suggests a desirableexclude the time when plaintiffs might be aroused at *60 night to care for the property. I cover solely the time when they were or could have been sleeping at night."
The Court in the instant case followed the course channeled by the opinions of Mr. Justice Jackson in the cases of Armour & Co. v. Wantock et al., 323 U.S. 126, 65 S.Ct. 165, 89 L.Ed. 118, and Skidmore v. Swift & Co., supra.
In Muldowney v. Seaberg Elevator Co., Inc., 39 F.Supp. 275, the District Court of the Eastern District of New York, confronted with "sleeping time" in a situation not unlike the principle we are here dealing with, said, on page 282 of 39 F.Supp.: "In computing the hours of overtime I will be guided by Interpretative


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In the present case I am of the opinion that the plaintiffsfuture Roxy Music guitarist Phil Manzanera. The collaboration resumed in the late 1970s, with MacDonald providing lyrics for the album Listen Now. Later, Brian Eno assisted MacDonald in producing Sub Rosa, an album of his songs released on Manzanera's label.

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Midnight cortisol, *µ*g/dL              9.15 (7.00--12.25)     5.10 (3.80--7.80)       **0.004**
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if the original company’s assets remain within the same group and under the control of the same ultimate parent company. This loophole has been confirmed explicitly by the German Supreme Court. Although Germany is currently amending its competition legislation, it is not yet clear whether the proposed changes will be sufficient to solve the problem.

In the European Union, due to the broad interpretation of the concept of an “undertaking”, as well as the possibility of holding parent companies jointly and severally liable, the European Commission has broad discretion when it comes to imposing fines on parent companies, so an internal restructuring does not present a solution for infringing companies.

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I am sure there are many more smooth ways of handling these things, and if there is, let me know. I am however running into two issues mainly:
1. For reasons I cannot explain, the date from the birthday column evaluates to the previous day at 22:00. This sounds like a timezone issue since I am currently in UTC+2 (CEST). But how[[$2^n$]{}]{} for all set systems of $n$ elements, which matches [[— up to constants —]{}]{} a worst-case lower bound of $\Omega(2^n)$ we establish for *every* false-name-proof mechanism.

When agents may own multiple elements, [[designing either a false-name proof mechanism with bounded frugality ratio or proving an impossibility result appears challening. The main reason is that we currently do not have a good characterization of incentive-compatible mechanisms with a sufficiently complex action space for the agents. Instead,]{}]{} we present an alternative mechanism [$\mathrm{AP}$]{}, based on an a priori chosen reserve cost $r$ and additive penalties. The mechanism is false-name-proof in the general setting, but depends crucially on the choice of $r$, as it will not purchase a solution unless there is one whose cost (including the penalty) is at most


$\sum_{i=h}^{h+k} \tau(i, k+d+1) \leq \sum_{i=h+1}^{h+k+1}\tau(i, k+d+1)$; otherwise, let $\ell = 1$. Then, the above inequality implies that $$\begin{aligned}
\sum_{i=h}^{h+k} \tau(i, k+d)
& \geq & 2\sum_{i=h+\ell}^{h+k+\ell} \tau(i, k+d+1).\end{aligned}$$ Finally, setting $h' := h + \ell$, we can combine this inequality with the induction hypothesis to obtain that $$\begin{aligned}
2^{-(d+1)} \sum_{i=0}^{k} \tau(i,k)
& \geq & \sum_{i = h'}^{k+h'}\tau(i,k+d+1),\end{aligned}$$ which completes the inductive proof.

Applying this equation with $k=0$, we obtain that for each $d \geq 0$, there exists an $h \leq d$ such that $\tau(h,d) \leq 2^{-d} \cdot \tau(0,0)$. Thus, in the set system $(E_d, {\ensuremath{{\cal F}}\xspace}_d)$, if all infinity bidders have cost $\infty$, agent [[$e_h$]{}]{} has cost just above $2^{-d} \tau(0,0)$, and all other agents have cost $0$, then agent $\hat{e}$ must be in the winning set, and must be paid atthe two edges, the penalty for the path $s$-$v$-$t$ is $10/2 = 5$. Thus, while the path still wins, the payment to each of $X'$ and $X''$ is now $8- (1+5) = 2$, so the total payment to agent $X$ via pseudo-agents is 4. In particular, agent $X$ has no incentive to split identifiers in this case.

Analysis of [$\mathrm{AP}$]{}
-----------------------------

In this section, we prove that simply submitting the pair $(b_e, i)$ for each element $e \in {\ensuremath{A^{i}}\xspace}$ is a dominant strategy for each agent $i$ under the mechanism [$\mathrm{AP}$]{}. Furthermore, we prove that the payments of the [$\mathrm{AP}$]{}mechanism never exceed $r$. As a first step, we prove that it never increases an agent’s profit to engage in identifier splitting.

\[lem:identifier-splitting\] Suppose that agent $i$ owns elements [$A^{i}$]{}, and splits identifiers


These ancient Greek warriors numbered 300. They were knownthroughout the land as the most fearsome, the most courageous, themost tenacious fighters to pick up a spear and shield. They foughtfor their home city-state against great odds, winning glory on thebattlefield and freedom for their countrymen. In their finalbattle, they held their ground while their allies fled, refusing tosurrender though they were surrounded. They fought to their lastbreath, every last one.

Sounds like the plot to the hit film “300,” no? Not quite. Thesewarriors weren’t Spartans valiantly resisting the Persian hordes atthe Battle of Thermopylae in 480 B.C.E. They were Thebans, winningcombat glory and meeting their bloody but brave end at the Battleof Chaeronea in 338 B.C.E., where they were annihilated by PhillipII of Macedon and his son, who wouldand women who want to servetheir country from enlisting or serving. Almost as troubling is thefact that we’re encouraging a closeted life of deception and denialamong the many military men and women who are gay and are forced tohide it from their closest friends.

Morality and immorality

Last month, Marine Gen. Peter Pace told the Chicago Tribune thathe believed homosexuality to be “immoral” and likened it toadultery. He expressed his personal belief that the militaryshouldn’t condone such “immoral behavior” by allowing gays to serveopenly in the armed forces.

Pace was speaking personally, not in his role as chairman of theJoint Chiefs of Staff and not setting policy. There’s no doubt hewas expressing a widely held viewpoint. But not unanimous: Thenoise surrounding Pace’s comments drowned out those a few monthsearlier by one


and dying in combat today, I personallythink it’s a shame that a top general equates their sexualpreference, which I and most scientists believe is inborn, to animmoral act like adultery. We’re willing to accept their sacrificeon the battlefield so long as they sacrifice their souls little bylittle by hiding their true identities.

More myths of ‘300'

Which brings me back to the myths spun by “300.” In the movie,Spartan King Leonidas dismissively refers to denizens of Sparta’srival, Athens, as “boy-lovers.” His archenemy, Xerxes, is portrayedas a lustful, makeup-wearing metrosexual monarch.

Here’s the rub: In real life, Xerxes conquered much of Greecebefore his Persian forces were finally turned back at the Battle ofSalamis. Along the way, he banned pederasty -- that’s man-boy love-- in Sparta, in an effort to demoralize the fearsomeSpartan army.In Sparta, an intimate relationship with an older man was amandatory part of any would-be warrior’s education; scholarsdisagree on how many of those bonds were sexual in Sparta, butcertainly many were.

For good measure, there’s one last myth left to destroy from thefilm: the solitary nature of the Spartans’ stand at Thermopylae.The “300" Spartans weren’t the only contingent of Greek soldiers tofight to the death at Thermopylae; they were joined in sacrificialvalor by 700 warriors from Thespiae. That’s right: Thespians.

Contact Opinion editor Denis Devine at (760) 740-5415 orddevine@nctimes.com.


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Ekken's enduring interest, however, was the popularization of Confucian ethics and methods of self-cultivation for a wide audience. Accordingly, he wrote a number of kunmono, instructional treatises for various groups such as the samurai, the lord, the family, women, and children. His work Onna Daigaku (Learning for Women) is especially well known. In addition, he wrote on methods of study, on literature, on writing, on precepts for daily life, and on the five Confucian virtues. Although


unfamiliar, Mirada Studios was founded by Guillermo del Toro, and has done similar trailer work for Disney and Brian Singer’s Mockingbird Lane, among others.

In any case, this matches with rumors from an anonymous source earlier in the week which stated that the trailer would be combined with a half hour gameplay demo during the reveal at E3. For their part, Bethesda has denied all this speculation for years now, but sometimes you have to note where the smoke is to get to the wildfire.

Even with the recent release of Wasteland 2, it seems that the buzz surrounding the next game to come out of Vault 101 hasn’t dissipated in the slightest. Fallout is a world that is still relatively new to most gamers, and even those grizzled veteransreconnect even when app is connect pass `forceReconnect=true`

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But a few reasons, given Barbieri is now Matildas captain I expect her to start in every-game, with Williams and then Dumont as the back-up order in case of injury. I think the central defenders will be Kim Carroll and Thea Slatyer, an experienced duo who are also just very very tough, but with some speed on the outside in Polkinghorne and Garriock because the Matildas will need it to shut down thosethen we would take into a clash with a nation anywhere else in the world. Our 1st choice defensive line is a very imposing one physically, & I'm sure that they will win most 50/50 ball in this tournament, but the thing we need to be wary of is the speed & agility of the attacking players we will be up against. We can knock them down all game long, but they will keep coming at us. Our whole campaign will hinge on our defensive end. As you mentioned, we can score plenty, but how many will we concede?

I agree when you say that a player such as Tameka Butt could be very effective in a central position. She works very hard off the ball, & her speed


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Amazon's one-day delivery ad for Prime members has been banned as misleading.

The UK advertising regulator said it had received 280 complaints, mostly from Prime customers who reported not receiving their packages within a day.

It said the ad "must not appear again in its current form" and Amazon must make clear that "a significant proportion" of Prime items were not available for next-day delivery.

Amazon said the "overwhelming majority" of one-day orders arrived on time.

It said the "period of extreme weather" last year meant "a small proportion of orders" missed their delivery deadline.

The firm's top service, Prime, offers next-day deliveries for £7.99 a month, or £79-a-year.

The Advertising Standards Authority said the adverts for Amazon Prime on its website in December meant customers would assume "one-day delivery" appliedfriend Google. Take the image of the provider and use images without resolution or too small, or too amateur images are the most common mistakes. In terms of images SEO optimization, you should keep in mind that all images must have the same dimensions, must have the lowest possible weight, you should add keywords in the name, title and alternate text.

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he said

"We believed we could beat them. When you've been kicked down and written off and this and that and has been said about you, it makes you closer together.

"It bonds you and puts your backs against the wall. You want to prove people wrong," he added.

"But the win against New Zealand has gone, now it's about the Six Nations."

England are no longer an unknown quantity and Robshaw accepts they will face increased expectations as a result of their win over the All Blacks.

"There might become a bit more pressure because of the autumn, but it's about dealing with that.

"It's a different type of situation that everyone's very excited about. It's about backing up what we did last year."salary will be $400,000, plus an automatic $50,000 for expenses.

Donald Trump Net Worth $3.7 Billion

Donald Trump studied at The Kew-Forest School, but from 13 years of age he was enrolled at the New York Military Academy because of behavioural problems, and from where he eventually matriculated. Initially he registered at Fordham University, then transferred to Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, graduating with a BA in economics in 1968, while concurrently taking a job at his father’s company, which saw the start of his net worth. At the time, Trump wasn’t drafted for military service, initially because of deferments to study, then apparently because of heel spurs. Trump’s business career started at “Elizabeth Trump and Son”, which had been established by his father. Donald Trump took full


self-named, including the Trump Marina casino, and Trump Plaza, which is a part of Trump Empire. Additionally, he has been involved in golf course design, construction of casinos and hotels, and has continued to make various investments in stocks and shares.

However, not all projects have proceeded smoothly, and Trump’s net worth has experienced considerable volatility over the years, with several real estate projects under his name having foreclosed. Further bankruptcies occurred in 1992 (Trump Plaza Hotel), 2004 (Trump Hotels and Seaside Resorts), and in 2009 (Trump Entertainment Resorts); although business bankruptcies filed under Chapter 7 of the US Bankruptcy Code,, there is no doubt that Donald had considerable personal involvement in these dealings. Regardless, the value of Trump’s stake in Trump Entertainment Resorts is estimated to amount towhite nationalist group Alt-right] is not a group I want to energize. And if they are energized, I want to look into it and find out why.

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[campaign-time, 2016] Disloyal Republicans are far more difficult than Crooked Hillary. They come at you from all sides. They don't know how to win. I will teach them.

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Our country is in serious trouble. We don't have victories anymore. We used to have victories, but we don't have them. When was the last time anybody saw us beating, let's say, China in a trade deal? They kill us. I beat China all the time. All the time. [from Trump's presidential announcement speech, June 16, 2015]

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Trump (November 17, 2016).

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Declined the $400,000 a year presidential salary and pledged to accept $1 a year as his salary as president.

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BERLIN/PARIS (Reuters) - European countries are scrambling to cobble together a package of measures they hope will keep the Iran nuclear deal on track if U.S. President Donald Trump ignores their pleas and decertifies the landmark 2015 agreement this week.

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The package would include a strong statement backing the deal by European powers, together with efforts to lobby the U.S. Congress and put wider pressure on Iran, officials said.

But without strong U.S. support for


the past weeks, European ambassadors have met dozens of U.S. lawmakers. And on Tuesday, British Prime Minister Theresa May lobbied Trump by phone.

Despite this, Trump is expected declare this week that Iran is not complying with the pact. He is also due to unveil a tough new strategy toward Iran - including designating its Revolutionary Guards Corps as a terrorist organization - that could sink the deal.

“If the feeling is the United States no longer supports the agreement then the political reality is that the deal will be in serious jeopardy and its implementation will be very difficult,” a senior French diplomat told Reuters.

A decision by Trump to decertify would not automatically kill the agreement, known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA). The expectation is thatmove would be seen as far more damaging than Trump’s decision in June to pull out of the Paris climate accord.

“The threat from Iran in terms of nuclear proliferation is more immediate. This is far more dangerous,” said Elmar Brok, a veteran foreign policy expert in the European Parliament and party ally of German Chancellor Angela Merkel.

European officials and analysts fear a breakdown of the JCPOA could lead to an arms race in the Middle East, a military conflict between Iran and Israel and an escalation of regional proxy wars between Iran and Saudi Arabia.

They fear it would also doom any chances, no matter how slim, for a negotiated deal with North Korea.

ALL ABOUT WAR

“At the end of the day it’s all about the risk of war,” said


The Philadelphia Eagles need some wide receivers, and Stefon Diggs appears to want out of Minnesota. Multiple reports indicate Diggs wants to be traded, and the Eagles should be in the market for a player of Diggs’ caliber. Diggs would provide an immediate upgrade to the depth chart while also providing the offense with some much-needed youth at the position.

Stefon Diggs, Philadelphia Eagles A Perfect Trade Destination

Stefon Diggs the Player

Diggs is one of the few wide receivers in the league capable of doing literally everything at a high level. While some fans might be taken aback by his (relatively) underwhelming volume stats, all the advanced numbers show that Diggs truly is among the best of the best.

In 2019, Diggs finished second in the league in yards per routefree agent, and J.J. Arcega-Whiteside did nothing to inspire confidence moving forward. Right now, the Eagles need to add someone who can play at a high level for a long time.

Diggs has the chance to be that guy. At 26 years old, Stefon Diggs still has plenty left in his tank. The former fifth-round pick is signed through the 2023 season, so he should be around for a while. Diggs, Jeffery, and Jackson have the talent to be one of the better receiving groups in the league, and that doesn’t even account for the receiving talent at tight end and running back. Even if Arcega-Whiteside doesn’t develop into an NFL-caliber player, the Eagles should have plenty of options in the passing game.

Philadelphia would have to part with at


least their first-round pick in order to acquire Diggs. That may seem like a lot, considering the amount of receiver talent in the 2020 NFL Draft. However, getting a player like Diggs still makes the trade well worth it. The NFL Draft is entirely a crapshoot, and even the safest prospects can bust. Additionally, even if the Eagles hit on a first-round wide receiver, he still might not be as good as Diggs, especially right out of the gate. The Eagles are on the cusp of Super Bowl contention, and Diggs can bring them over the top.

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as the Qing.

During the late seventeenth century, Cossacks would clash with Manchu forces along the Amur River, which today separates the Russian Far East from the northeastern Chinese provinces of Heilongjiang and Jilin. The Manchus mostly got the best of the interlopers, and the first Sino-Russian treaty, signed in 1689, awarded the Qing territory north of the Amur in exchange for Russian traders’ access to Chinese markets. Henceforth, Moscow would adopt a canny strategy of free-riding, slowly advancing when the Qing faced other external or internal threats, but it would need to wait nearly two centuries, until China’s final imperial dynasty had entered its death spiral, to capture all of coastal Manchuria.

In contemporary China, it is known as the “century of humiliation”: the period starting with Britain’s victoryline of control in areas disputed with India. While Chinese nationalists loathed the Manchu Qing in the early twentieth century, they are now inclined to embrace its capacious borders—and if Beijing’s hawks grow louder in an era of slowing growth, some may recall the Russian indignities that Mao and Deng never forgot.

Needless to say, none of this promises an immediate end to Russo-Chinese collusion, nor does it obviate the need for Washington to pursue pragmatic policies designed to avert such a partnership. Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping will continue to seek common ground, if only as a result of their shared discomfort in an international system built and maintained by the United States and its allies. As Leslie Gelb and The National Interest publisher Dimitri Simes noted in


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All in all, awesome summary.

Menchi writes: The EU parliament just rejected an earlier decision by the EU council to grant the US unlimited access to all banking data (http://yro.slashdot.org/story/09/11/27/150234/EU-About-To-Grant-US-Unlimited-Access-To-Banking-Data). This earlier decision was made on the last day before the treaty of Rome, which would have granted the parliament a vote in this matter, came into effect. After the rejection of the treaty by a parliamentary group last week (http://yro.slashdot.org/story/10/02/06/1836221/EU-Committee-Says-No-To-Bank-Data-Sharing), the whole parliament rejected it with 378 to 196 votes.Link to Original Source

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Suppose 0*n + 4*a + 38 = 5*n, -3*a = -9. Suppose -6 = -11*o + 10*o. Calculate the remainder when n is divided by o.
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Suppose -14 = -2*q + 8. Let d(v) = 31*v**2 + 3*v + 4. What is the remainder when d(-1) is divided by q?
10
Let l = 4 - 1. Suppose 4*z = 3*a + 27, -5*a - 13 - 3 = l*z. What is the remainder when 9 is divided by z?
0
Suppose 0 = w +added a hosted zone for a domain that already exists in my work account.  Route 53 let me do this!  However, Route 53 assigned different nameservers to it.  The set of nameservers for the correct account are:

NS   ns-1408.awsdns-48.org.
NS   ns-1736.awsdns-25.co.uk.
NS   ns-39.awsdns-04.com.
NS   ns-812.awsdns-37.net.

Route 53 assigned a completely different set of nameservers for my hacking attempt.   Route 53 did not modify the DNS entries that were on the official name servers.
Next I tried setting the NS records for the hack hosted zone to match the official.   Route 53 allowed me to alter the NS record.   However this did not cause the official nameservers to start serving different value.
My hack was unsuccessful.  Here


can then be used to generate certificates. To get started, you need to create a Let's Encrypt user. To do this, you can download letsencrypt-reg and put it in your GOPATH. This is an example Go program to create a Let's Encrypt user and save the user info to a file,, which can then be used to generate certificates.

GO15VENDOREXPERIMENT = 1 go build letsencrypt - reg

And run it:

. / letsencrypt - register

It will ask you for your email address and save the user information in letsencrypt-reg.json .

DOMAIN , CLOUDFLARE_EMAIL , CLOUDFLARE_API_KEY . You can get CLOUDFLARE_API_KEY from To generate the certificate, use letsencrypt-cert . It takes the following environment variables:. You can getfrom https://www.cloudflare.com/a/account/my-account . Build it and run it:

GO15VENDOREXPERIMENT = 1 go build letsencrypt - certificate

export DOMAINQ:

lists and arrays in VBA

I am extremely new at writing in VB.NET, and I did not even realise that there was a significant difference between VB.NET and VBA. I have been writing my application in Visual Studio, but I realised that I will need to port it over to VBA in Outlook, and there are some syntax issues that I need to deal with. I have already searched, but I cannot find any sort of definitive reference (like the msdn) for VBA or even VB6, which from what I hear is much closer to VBA than VB.NET.
I will include the relevant sections of code here. If anyone needs more context, please let me know--I can post the whole thing, it's not that long. I would like to keep


this post as simple as possible, though.
Dim DateToday As String = String.Format("0:{yyyy/MM/dd}", DateTime.Now)
Dim Computers As New SortedList()
Dim disabledList As New List(Of String)
'\\ four additional lists
Dim compArray As Array

...

Computers.Add(ComputerName, ErrorState)

The new lists and sorted list give Expected: End of Statement at the parenthesis after List. The array gives Expected: identifier at Array. The string DateToday gives an expected end of statement at the equals sign. The attempt to add to the sorted list gives an Expected: =.
I have been working with VB.NET for maybe two or three days, and I have never worked with VBA or VB6 before, so I just do not have the experience required to know where to go from here. If any of you would be willing to help me out, I would reallydown of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 in July.

With a fresh round of fighting erupting in eastern Ukraine, Mogherini said the "latest developments on the ground are not encouraging, rather the contrary."

"The situation on the ground today is much worse than in last weeks," Mogherini told a press conference after the talks.

In a briefing paper before the meeting, Mogherini had asked ministers to look beyond the immediate Ukraine crisis to consider if both sides could make progress on shared concerns such as Syria, Iraq and terrorism.

She also suggested controversially that a distinction might be made between sanctions imposed for Russia's annexation of Crimea in March and those for backing pro-Moscow rebels in eastern Ukraine.


injuries is because I’ve stayed very healthy and the two go hand-in-hand.”

At the age of 62 it is evident that Flair’s career is beginning to wind down where performances in the ring are few and far between. But it is Ric Flair the man, the legend and the charisma that have been able to draw crowds for TNA even when he is not wrestling. With TNA the only organisation considered competition to WWE [World Wrestling Entertainment] inevitable comparisons have been made to WCW [World Championship Wrestling]. A suggestion Flair does not take lightly. “I don’t think it’s fair, you can't really make comparisons. TNA is different and more importantly it is still in the process of growing. For the company to be the size it is right nowcreate a national holiday that honored all veterans. In 1954, President Eisenhower signed legislation establishing November 11th as Veterans Day.

President Reagan honored Weeks as the driving force for the national holiday with the Presidential Citizenship Medal in 1982 at the White House. Weeks led the first National Veterans Day Parade in 1947 in Alabama, and he continued the tradition until his passing in 1985.

Veterans Day History


to the right device.

Of course, streaming 4K HDR content via Wi-Fi might not work for everyone depending on where your TV is in the house and where your router sits. If your Chromecast Ultra is in your underground den, you might prefer a wired option, which is new for this version of Chromecast.

On the power supply you'll find an Ethernet socket on the side of the wall plug, meaning you can connect it to a wired network via cable. This has to be done at the start of the setup process and the Ultra will then seamlessly connect to the network without you having to do anything.

We connected it to a Homeplug device and found no problems at all, so if you don't want to add another Wi-Fi(although we still haven't really seen huge movements in content in the UK at least), but again makes for seamless casting with Chromecast Ultra.

The other major source of content is Amazon Video. When the Ultra first launched in 2016 Amazon didn't support Google Cast, but now it does - meaning you can also fling that content to your TV via Google's device.

Services like All4, BBC iPlayer and Now TV all support Chromecast Ultra, albeit not at this "ultra" higher quality - so the experience is no different to the existing devices, except it's perhaps a touch faster than before (again, we think a lot is defined by your network when casting). There's support in a lot of other apps too, like Vimeo.

Chromecast Ultra also supports audio, appearing as


occasionally found to form microclusters surrounding the periarteriolar lymphoid sheets (unpublished data).

Interestingly, in mice lacking efficient NK cell responses to MCMV (129/SvJ), we observed increased levels of systemic IFN-α and a more profound reduction in pDC numbers compared with MCMV-infected C57BL/6 mice ([Fig. 1 E](#fig1){ref-type="fig"}). Infection with LCMV clone 13, which establishes a chronic infection in mice, caused a transient drop in splenic pDC numbers around the time when IFN-α concentrations peak in the serum ([Fig. 1 F](#fig1){ref-type="fig"}), consistent with previous results ([@bib30]; [@bib19]). Our data suggests that pDC numbers plummet when IFN-I levels are prevalent in the serum and begin to recover when systemic IFN-I is no longer detectable. Thus, IFN-I might contribute to the rapid decline of pDCs during certain viral infections. In support of this,Data are combined from two experiments with five mice per group. (B) BDCA2-DTR Tg mice were injected with PBS or DT before CpGA or poly(I:C). Serum IFN-α levels were determined by ELISA 8 h after CpGA or 8 and 24 h after poly(I:C). Data are representative of two experiments with four to five mice per group. (C) BDCA2-DTR Tg mice were injected with CpGA or poly(I:C) and pDC frequencies in spleens, expression of PDC-TREM, and caspase activation were measured by flow cytometry 8 h after CpGA or 16 h after poly(I:C) administration. Dot plots and histograms show data from three to four mice per group representative of two experiments. Statistical significance is indicated by \*\*, P \< 0.008. (D and E) C57BL/6 and IFNAR^−/−^ mice were injected with


me. But Sharon, she stood out. I can’t recall her exact title: she had her own office, dressed impeccably, was stunningly beautiful and elegant, a sort-of Sophia Loren of the business world. When she entered the room, everyone noticed. And she was friendly and happy and she was also independent and bold. I took note.

I remember her recalling a situation she’d been in where she felt someone had taken a verbal shot at her. I don’t remember exact details except that she’d approached the potential offender and said, “That felt like a dig. I just need to know, was that a dig?” (It was a dig, by the way). I’m not sure what happened next in her story, but it was striking to me that she had thebeen said. Ask them to please clarify. I believe a face-to-face is the best way to handle this: no misinterpretation of written texts or emails but…

If you can express yourself best in email, give that a try but use your words sparingly and don’t allow things to get heated or go on and on. That’s not helpful and leaves too many opportunities for things to get lost in translation. Suggest a face-to-face.

If they have a problem with you, ask them to come out with it already. What’s the problem? Is there any way you can make peace?

If they don’t see a problem with the ugly things they say about you, share with them how you feel, why it’s hurtful to you, why it bothers you.

If they still don’t


Perez and his men do. Perez and his men arrive, and gunfire erupts. All of Perez's men are killed, and Kate fatally shoots Perez.

Maxwell chases Samantha into the woods, and grabs her. Nick chases Maxwell, and he finds Maxwell holding his gun to Samantha's head. Samantha, who knows Taekwondo, escapes from Maxwell, and Nick kills Maxwell by shooting him twice.

Kate recovers, and she and Nick are still together.

Cast

Kevin Sorbo as Nick Prescott
Yvette Nipar as Agent Kate Jensen
Haley Ramm	as Samantha Jensen
Elizabeth Barondes as Agent Marcia Tunney
Rodrigo de la Rosa as Octavio Pérez
Christina Hearn as Ramona
Jonny Cruz as Ciro
Mark W. Johnsonas Lt. Doug Maxwell
Benjamin Burdick as Agent Russell
Gail Cronauer as Emma Prescott
Jennifer Sipes as Crystal Martin
Jackson Hurst as Hank
Merk Harbour as Art
Timothy Vahle as John Bishop
Andrew Stevens as Andrewlocated Sonia and identified her as the caller.  He described her as hysterical, shaken
up, and crying.  She blurted out “I was assaulted,” and then told Officer Chavez her husband had
sexually assaulted her over the two previous days.
            When Officer Ojeda arrived a few minutes later, Chavez was still interviewing Sonia outside
her friend’s apartment.  Ojeda also testified the woman was shaken up and crying.  He heard her say,
“He’s going to kill me” and “he has a knife.”
            After speaking with the victim for five to ten minutes, the officers escorted her to her own
apartment.  She was reluctant to go inside because she feared Appellant was there and was “going
to kill her.”  The officers convinced her to open her apartment and


live testimony or by deposition testimony of a qualified expert
translator.  Tex.R.Evid. 1009(e).  Here, there was an identified, official translator with qualifications
listed in a sworn affidavit. Although she was not called to testify, there is nothing in the record to
indicate that she was not available to testify.  Nor did Appellant object to her qualifications.  He does
contend that the word “sworn” as used in Article 38.30 is a more stringent requirement than merely
“certifying” that the translation is fair and accurate as required by Rule 1009(a).  We need not
address this distinction inasmuch as the affidavit here specifies, “Before me the
undersigned authority, personally appeared Araceli Guevara,

 who, being by me duly sworn, deposed
as follows . . . .” [Emphasis added].  Clearly an oath was administered.  We But I caution that if those
recordings are played along with the limiting, contemporaneous instruction as given here, a further
instruction in the charge should be given, noting that the jury may only listen to the audio for
purposes of determining tone and demeanor of those speaking on the recording, which goes to the
weight and credibility to be attached to such evidence.  The instructions should further provide that
the jurors, who may also speak the same language as exhibited on the recording, should not be
allowed to engage in their own interpretation of the words spoken but rather must accept the
translated rendition of the foreign language as provided by the trial court.  Failure to give such
instructions could disrupt the trial court’s role as the gatekeeper of the evidence and allow


one must also use two additional coherent sources with stable known phases and with the same frequency as the nonstabilized source. If a data table is then built that keeps track of all the measured values on the detectors, we can compute the correlations and see a violation of Bell’s inequalities, or do the stronger test using the 3-variable version and the matrix (\[matrix\]).

Final Remarks
=============

There are several remarks that we must add in order to clarify some points.

First, when using classical fields the number of photons is overwhelmingly large. For that reason, we would not need to compute any photon count correlation. What we measure is intensity. On the other hand, Bell’s inequalities are not enough to show that we do not have a joint probability distribution forin the Toledo engineering firm of Sanzenbacher,
Miller and Brigham, as well as in Caltech, one of the area’s first computer consulting
firms. He and Mrs. Brigham, who died in 1996, both attended (but did not graduate
from) UT. This scholarship was established by Sister Barbara Brigham of the Medical
Mission Sisters (Philadelphia) in memory of her parents. In particular, her father
was able to have a higher education because of the generosity of an uncle. Sister
Brigham wished to create this scholarship in that spirit. Recipients must be science
majors; scholarships alternate alphabetically every year among the science departments.

John (B.S. ’67; M.S. ’69, Biology) and Ester Capobianco established the Joseph A.
and Mary A. Capobianco Memorial Scholarship in honor of Mr. Capobianco’s parents.
Joseph Capobianco (1899-1979) and Mary (Vespa) Capobianco (1900-2001) immigrated to
the U.S. from Italy.


is now this pompous woman,
And her great imagination?
These have vanished like a shadow,
As a myth or phantom figure;
And that body, once so lusty,
Is a mouldering lump of matter,
Corruptible, and vile, and filthy.

III.

     In a miserable dwelling
Sat a miserable old man
Mid a heap of hoarded treasures,
Buried in the walls and burrows;
And it was his constant idol,
And his brain was ever scheming
How he might augment the numbers.
Oft he turned the treasure over,
Counting fondly and recounting;
And he joyed to hear the jingle
Of the yellow coins he counted.
Threescore years had been devoted,
Scraping of this gain together.
He had fed on scanty portion,
Grudging sorely every morsel;
And had clothed himself in raiments
Which a beggar scarce would stand in.
He had never fed the hungry,
And had never clothed the naked,
That he might increaseon her;
And beside her stood distraction,
Woe, and want, and piercing hunger;
And her look was wild and vacant,
Like a spectre's, wandering madly.
When the night came, it was laden
Much with gloomy fear and sadness,
And a trembling apprehension
That the dawn would not approach her;
And the morning was attended
With but little hope or succour.
Charity, in cold attendance,
Came with many words and wishes;
And, in fair and full pretending,
Stood, and pitied, and regretted;
But it gave a meagre pittance
Or of comfort or appeasing,
To withdraw the pangs of hunger,
Or relieve her sunken spirit.
But good Sero saw in pity.
He beheld her calm endurance
Of the anguish bearing on her;
And he sent and took her spirit--
Took it gently from the ruin,
From the filth and the pollution;
And he opened wide the wicket
By his right hand, and conveyed it
From the misery


hallowed flame
     To shine on thee, and lead thy son
     Into a better life, begun
     Unworthy that which hath been done.
     For him and all, and us anon,
     In course of life I hear the knell
     Of mournful, solemn funeral bell,
     Or see the deep black drapings flow
     Of funeral cortege moving slow.
     Or, when the sombre weeds I don,
     May they of warning not be lone,
     But freely tell, in solemn truth,
     The waning of my boasted youth;
 DEPARTED YEAR.

     Farewell, departed year!
How swiftly have thy golden moments fled!
Gone to the past,
In the dark lays of record to repose;
Whence might be culled a tale
Which would impeach our name--
The way we spent the precious hours,
Whereof to learn we shudder, in the thought
That they passed from us as a worthless thing,
While all our heed to idleness was lent.
Recall the olden deeds,
Review the acts performed, and see
How they will bear the scrutiny ye give.
How do the deeds of ill
Throng round the retrospective glance!
While few and feeble are the acts of truth.
Where is the profit we have gained?
Or where the good a brother took from us?
Let us not spurn the many warnings shewn.
Who may not from the ranks of friendship glean
One name, or more, in sacred


Chicago Gains Three in 2017 NWSL College Draft

Kaskie, Proffitt and Vasconcelos drafted by Red Stars

CHICAGO – The Red Stars have added a great amount of depth to their roster with three solid draft picks in the 2017 National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) College Draft, selecting Brigham Young University forward Michele Vasconcelos, Marquette defender Morgan Proffitt and UCLA midfielder Lauren Kaskie.

Chicago entered the day with five picks, but ended the day with three picks after strong strategic draft-day trades that will benefit the club in the 2018 NWSL College Draft. The Red Stars gained the 11th overall pick in the draft from Boston in exchange for the Red Stars 2018 second-round draft pick and an international slot for the 2018 season. Later in the same round, Chicago traded theirlack of diversity in Trump’s picks was highlighted by the Associated Press. They ran the numbers on the 58 people nominated by the Trump administration to lifetime positions on appeal courts, district courts, and the supreme court. Of those, 53 are white, three are Asian American, one is Hispanic and one is African American.

Forty seven are men and 11 are women.

Since a disproportionate percentage of non-white Americans find themselves at the sharp end of the judicial system this means that in many cases it will be white male judges passing judgment on Americans of color. They will also have extensive input on all manner of civil rights, environmental, criminal justice and other disputes across the country.

All presidents appoint federal judges who are philosophically aligned with their own party


the item I would like you to focus on here.Instead, please note the good Mr. Carr's middle name, which is 'James'.This is something I will return to later in the post.So, moving on....Also in fiscal 2015/16...A numbered company called '1048216 B.C. LTD' was awarded a no bid contract worth $228,000 to provide 'Strategic and Personnel Advice' to the Premier's office beginning on February 01, 2016.As a result, this particular numbered company received $57,394 compensation from the province of British Columbia in fiscal year 2015/16 (i.e. between February 1 and April 30, 2016 when the fiscal year's accounting for such contracts ended; see pg 385 of the document; pg 383 of the pdf ):Interestingly, this particular numbered company later received a second no bid contract for $190,000 to provideOne-by-one trap activation in silicon nanowire transistors.
Flicker or 1/f noise in metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistors (MOSFETs) has been identified as the main source of noise at low frequency. It often originates from an ensemble of a huge number of charges becoming trapped and de-trapped. However, as a deviation from the well-known model of 1/f noise is observed for nanoscale MOSFETs, a new model is required. Here, we report the observation of one-by-one trap activation controlled by the gate voltage in a nanowire MOSFET and propose a new low-frequency-noise theory for nanoscale FETs. We show that the Coulomb repulsion between electronically charged trap sites prevents the activation of several traps simultaneously. This effect induces a noise reduction of more than one order of magnitude. It decreases when the electron density


weekend. And the only reason why I knew they went was because MacKenzie would NOT stop bragging about it!

Then I noticed how upset Brianna was because she wouldn’t be able to make her own snowman. She can be a brat sometimes, but I actually felt sorry for her. That’s when I got a BRILLIANT idea!

“Hey Brianna, I know another way we could make a snowman!!”

I grabbed her hand and we ran downstairs into the kitchen. I told her how Mom taught me to make these cute little snowmen cookie pop thingies, and that I could show her.

It’s super simple that even Brianna could do it (with my help, of course).

Turns out that Brianna LOVED making the snowmen cookie pops! 🙂

She also LOVED selfishly DEVOURING every last one, leavingthis person’s stance is on all of the anti-Mormon hate speech that goes on here in the USA and in Europe.

Even the mainstream media is going to length to find justification for Mormon-bashing. Remember ABC’s faux scandal about Romney embezzling money from Bain on behalf of the church? The reality of the situation was that Romney regularly paid tithing out of his pay and bonuses, and because his paycheck was so large his tithing checks were large, too.

suburbanbanshee

And what’s the name of the film? Seriously, I haven’t seen the movie named in any news report, not even so much as a first initial followed by dashes. If it’s an unmentionable in family papers swearword, that should be mentioned.

deacon john m. bresnahan

The Moslem terrorists seem to be winning in


were true there would have been attacks in a lot more locations than just Egypt and Libya. The attacks in Erypt and Libya only have this film as a catalyst, the cause is much different.

Well, the issue seems to be more complexed. Here http://religionclause.blogspot.com/2012/09/mystery-surrounds-true-identity-of.html is a Religion Clause peace that covers the possible issues. It turns out that Bacile may in fact be a Coptic Christian, although if he says he is a Jew does not make him a Jew by some people’s definitions? That said the other interesting development is that there may not be a film at all. There is clearly a trailer, but it may be a false trailer with no full film to back it up. I am not sure that really matters, butQ:

Using a form for parameter on Query in Access 2007

I am very new to Access 2007 and i am trying to use a form with a combobox to enter a parameter in a query without success.
I have tried to link the form and query by entering the following in the Criteria section of the query:
[Forms]![RunStatusReport]![ProjectName]  where RunStatusReport is the form name and ProjectName is the field on the form.  i also have a button on the form that opens the query.
Also
i have tried a bit of VBA
Private Sub ProjectName_AfterUpdate()
End Sub
Public Function GetCutoff()
GetCutoff = Form_RunStatusReport.ProjectName.Value
End Function
Neither returns the record from the combobox to the query.
the Query just runs and returns a blank table.
Can anyone help?

A:

Create the parameter in the query designer, then you need to do then


and not injured, you may as well come to terms with your soreness. Because as long as you run, you will be sore. If you’re not sore, you’re probably dead.

I don’t want to brag, but I consider myself something of an expert on the topic of “soreness versus injury.” My personality constitutes the perfect blend of enthusiasm, determination, and stupidity to occasion a bevy of training and racing injuries. And because of my many years and miles of experience, I can say with confidence, “You’re just sore! Unless you’re injured!”

I could literally, like, be on an NPR discussion panel on the topic. (Hey, @NPR! Hit me up!)

Lest you think perpetual soreness a rather macabre idea, fear not. Eventually, you’ll grow so accustomed to being SORE ALL THE TIMEor hurt. It means there’s brokenness in your life or the lives of those who are important to you.

And it hurts.

If you and I are similar, this has been a consistent battle throughout your life. You fight it because you don’t like to feel the pain or it forces you to slow down long enough to acknowledge that there is, in fact, hurt in your life. And that’s a hard place to be.

By fighting tears, we naturally build up walls. We place a sign on our hearts and minds that says, “do not enter.” Doing this causes us to run from heartache, shut the door on it and pretend like it doesn’t exist.

But friend, it does exist. Pain is a part of this life. Heartache is a part


of this life. It’s the reality of living in a sin-fallen, broken world.

However, good can come from your pain-laced tears.

This past weekend alone, I cried three times. T-h-r-e-e times! This is unheard of in my world and it might be in yours too. As I’ve reflected on the reasons for my tears, the Holy Spirit has reminded me of the beauty in those wet blobs.

My first set of tears came as I stood in a circle holding hands with six other women. We were praying over an event we were each a part of. As I heard the beautiful tune of their voices and their heartfelt words praising Jesus asking for His glory to be made known, tears leapt from my eyes. I didn’t fight it, I letyour every tear and He wants to be your comfort. So let the tears fall, friend, and rest in knowing that each tear is caught in the compassionate hands of our Savior.

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    uh, other activities. We had an early reservation at Taras Bulbas, a model specimen of the type, expecting a quick meal of salo (pure pork fat, pictured), swine shashlyk and a bit of vodka with colleagues.

If you seek Felis Concolor Ukrainis, head to Taras Bulbas in Cherkassy on Old New Years Eve. There were several tables of them, well-lubricated by sweet Ukie shampansky (which they freely shared) and ready to burn the place down. By 7:30pm. Taras Bulbas' house band consists of a young, crewcut, acned Ukrainian accordion player and an African tambourine player (welcome to heaven, here's your tambourine. Welcome to hell, here's your accordion) who whipped the place into a frenzy of anticipation for Dede Moroz (father Christmas, the Orthodox Santa Claus) and his trusty...wait for


Friday, November 1, 2013

#PMCLINKS Winner!

We asked you to show us what you would make with 100 grams of PMC Sterling and we received some incredible entries. We are so pleased that so many of you were willing to share your pieces and your ideas with us. We particularity enjoyed getting a glimpse into your creative processes.

We entered the names of all of the entries in a random drawing and one lucky winner will be getting 100 grams of PMC Sterling.

Congratulations Ashley Lozano! We expect pictures when you make it. ; )

Welcome to CornerStone!

CornerStone, PMC Connection's blog, is a little spot in cyber space for metal clay enthusiasts around the world to meet, greet & share their love of the "great grey goop" and all of it's multi coloredvotes: 396 (3.7%)
Turnout: 62.4%

Marija Ćatović - 4,464 (42.9%)
Branko Ivanović - 3,583 (34.5%)
Andrija Popović- 1,331 (12.8%)
Emil Kriještorac - 556 (5.3%)
Dragica Perović - 462 (4.4%)

Round Two
Registered voters: 17,301
Votes: 10,259
Valid votes: 10,010 (97.6%)
Invalid votes: 249 (2.4%)
Turnout: 59.3%

Marija Ćatović - 5,218 (52.1%)
Branko Ivanović - 4,792 (47.9%)

Parliamentary
Registered voters: 17,301
Votes: 10,793
Valid votes: 10,323 (95.6%)
Invalid votes: 470 (4.4%)
Turnout: 62.4%

Tivat
Mayoral

Round One
Registered voters: 10,495
Votes: 6,062
Valid votes: 5,870 (96.8%)
Invalid votes: 175 (2.9%)
Turnout: 57.8%

Miodrag Kankaraš - 2,378 (40.5%)
Lj. Samardžić - 1,725 (29.4%)
Z. Petković - 1,305 (22.2%)
V. Kovačević - 361 (6.1%)
Radoš Gospić - 118 (2%)

Round Two
Registered voters: 10,495
Votes: 6,031
Valid votes: 5,834 (96.7%)
Invalid votes: 197 (3.3%)
Turnout: 57.5%

Miodrag Kankaraš - 3,158 (54.1%)
Lj. Samardžić - 2,676 (45.9%)

Parliamentary
Registered voters: 10,495
Votes: 6,062
Valid votes: 5,861 (96.7%)
Invalid votes: 201 (3.3%)
Turnout: 57.8%

Žabljak
Registered voters: 3,405
Votes: 2,892
Valid votes: 2,785 (96.3%)
Invalid votes: 107 (3.7%)
Turnout:


669 S.E.2d 94 (2008)
HUDSON
v.
The STATE.
No. S08A1396.
Supreme Court of Georgia.
November 3, 2008.
*96 Marion A. Clark II, Christopher G. Paul, Cartersville, for appellant.
T. Joseph Campbell, District Attorney, Thurbert E. Baker, Attorney General, Christopher R. Johnson, Assistant Attorney General, for the appellee.
MELTON, Justice.
Following a jury trial, Janice Delores Hudson was found guilty of murder, felony murder, and possession of a knife during the commission of a crime.[1] On appeal, Hudson contends that the evidence was insufficient to support the verdict, that the trial court erred in denying her motion for a continuance, that the trial court erred in refusing to allow a defense witness to testify, that the trial court erred by charging the jury on both accident and self-defense, and that she received ineffective assistance of counsel. We affirm.
1. Viewedbut did not disclose witnesses to State until day of trial).
4. Hudson claims that the trial court erred when it charged the jury on both the defenses of self-defense and accident.
There is no hard and fast rule, in a homicide case, that the law of accident and of self defense are always "mutually exclusive." Whether both are involved is initially a question of law for the trial court. Where the court finds evidence of the involvement of both, and there has been a timely request for instruction as to both, the court should charge the jury as to both. The defendant should not be forced to elect between the two.
(Footnote omitted.) Turner v. State, 262 Ga. 359, 361(2)(c), 418 S.E.2d 52 (1992).
Here, Hudson testified that her husband was


waving a pistol at them when they stopped their car. On cross-examination, the State attacked Turner's credibility and his ability to properly recall events by pointing out his struggles with alcohol and his serving time in jail due to a probation violation in connection with a DUI. The trial court concluded that, in light of Turner's demeanor at the motion for new trial hearing and the credibility problems that he would have presented as a trial witness, his testimony would not have been helpful to the defense. Because Turner's credibility was a matter left to be decided by the trial court at the motion for new trial hearing, we cannot say that the trial court erred in determining that Turner's absence from trial did not result in anynot prejudice Hudson's defense. Therefore, Hudson has not met her burden of demonstrating ineffective assistance of counsel.
(c) Hudson claims that trial counsel was ineffective because she requested jury charges on both accident and self-defense. However, as explained in Division 4, supra, charges on both self-defense and accident were warranted in this case. Thus, Hudson's contention provides no basis for a finding of ineffective assistance.
Judgment affirmed.
All the Justices concur.
NOTES
[1]  On September 3, 2002, Hudson was indicted for malice murder, felony murder (with aggravated assault as the underlying offense), and possession of a knife during the commission of a crime. Following a jury trial on September 22-25, 2003, Hudson was found guilty of felony murder and possession of a knife during the commission of a crime, and she was