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Let x = 4177/5 + -835. Put 4, -15, x in descending order.
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Suppose 0*m + 3*m = 15. Let l be (-4)/(-10)*m*-1. Sort l, 2/21, -1 in descending order.
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Q:

Using json-spirit to read json string in C++

How to use json-spirit to read json string in C++? I read the demo code.
I find that:
const Address addrs[5] = { { 42, "East Street",  "Newtown",     "Essex",         "England" },
                               { 1,  "West Street",  "Hull",        "Yorkshire",     "England" },
                           jsonStr = "{'name', 'Tom'}";

A:

json_spirit provides bool read_string( const String_type& s, Value_type& value ) and bool read( const std::string&  s, Value& value ) to read json data from strings.
Here is an example:
string name;
string jsonStr("{\"name\":\"Tom\"}");
json_spirit::Value val;

auto success = json_spirit::read_string(jsonStr, val);
if (success) {
    auto jsonObject = val.get_obj();

    for (auto entry : jsonObject) {
      if (entry.name_ == "name" && entry.value_.type() == json_spirit::Value_type::str_type) {
        name = entry.value_.get_str();
        break;
      }
    }
}

You could also use ifstream instead of string to read from json from file.
Please note, according to RFC4627 a string begins and ends with quotation marks.


Id = @count);
        EXECUTE dbo.GetDataSet @Timestampfrom = @timeFrom,@TimestampTo = @timeTo, @Unit = @unit;
        SET @count = @count - 1;
    END
END

The return value is the correct number og tables, but all tables are empty. And when i run the internal procedure on its own, it recives correct values(one table filled with data).
The internal procedure in the post looks like this.
ALTER procedure [dbo].[GetDataSet]
@Timestampfrom DATETIME,
@TimestampTo DATETIME,
@Unit INTEGER
AS
select
DATA.Unit,
DATA.CO2Data,
DATA.HumidData,
DATA.TempData,
DATA.TimeStamp
from DATA where Unit = @Unit and TimeStamp between @Timestampfrom and @TimestampTo;

A:

A solution would be creating a temporary table in the outmost procedure and insert the result in the innermost one.
ALTER procedure [dbo].[GetViewData] AS

IF EXISTS( SELECT * FROM dbo.CONFIG )
BEGIN

    IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb..#DataSetResult') IS NOT NULL
  SET @TimeTo = (select TimeStampTo from CONFIG where Id = @count);
        SET @unit = (select Unit from CONFIG where Id = @count);

        EXECUTE dbo.GetDataSet
            @Timestampfrom = @timeFrom,
            @TimestampTo = @timeTo,
            @Unit = @unit;

        SET @count = @count - 1;
    END

    -- Display results
    SELECT * FROM #DataSetResult AS D

END

GO

ALTER procedure [dbo].[GetDataSet]
    @Timestampfrom DATETIME,
    @TimestampTo DATETIME,


Q:

Cell is not inserting from CoreData

Im working on this tableview that gets the info from a CoreData object, the thing is that when I try to add an object to the CoreData and the tableview does not work, I want this to be animated, this is what Im trying:
In the CoreDataBase(core data methods):
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            withnote:(NSString *) note
         withnotDate:(NSDate *) notdate{

    [MagicalRecord saveUsingCurrentThreadContextWithBlock:^(NSManagedObjectContext *localContext) {

        Task *thetask = [Task MR_createEntity];
        thetask.task = task;
        thetask.note = note;
        thetask.date =industry (presumably) goes electronic at some point in the next decade or two. But I digress.

The courses that attract huge, steady enrollments – American Govt., macroeconomics, English 101, etc. – offer instructors a dizzying array of choices. The ability of publishers and authors to repackage and rearrange essentially the same information to create dozens of "different" textbooks is impressive. How many ways can you explain how a bill becomes a law? Lots, apparently, because there are probably 40-some AmGov textbooks on the market right now, each of which claims to have a unique way of presenting essentially identical information.

As the kind of grunt who does the 325 student Intro class lecture every semester, publishers are constantly sending me new (or "new") textbooks to consider. One course adoption pays


Sports Illustrated. Each chapter is broken into "articles" of shorter length. Paragraphs rarely exceed a few sentences. The font is big and bold. There are pictures everywhere. A sidebar graphic of Jon Stewart or Stephen Colbert seems to be on every third or fourth page (although in fairness, this is true of almost every Intro book nowadays). In short, this textbook does everything possible to cater to a generation that, in the apparent opinion of the publishing industry, has an attention span of about 30 seconds.

It might as well have "Government for Idiots" stamped on the cover, but I don't hold anything against the author for writing a book in this style. There is a market for it. And even the big, dignified textbooks from the big, statelyhave claimed – they've turned us into a nation unwilling to or incapable of reading anything longer than 200 characters. New textbooks are to old textbooks what CNN Headline News is to CNN; the same basic material stripped down, plastered with flashing graphics, and delivered in 30 seconds or less. I am not sure I buy this premise, but let us run with it for a moment.

If this is the case, why is academia essentially throwing up its hands and accepting that we have to make teaching more like Tweeting? The emphasis on dumbed-down textbooks, online assignments, PowerPoint lectures (no more than 20 words per slide, say the experts!), and the like indicate that we do not intend to put up much of a fight. Is it not


appropriate for professors to say, "Look, I am assigning a real book and you will read it, because sometimes in order to understand something you have to sit down and read a damn book about it"? If everything else is conspiring to shorten their attention spans and make their desire for instant gratification all-encompassing, it hardly seems appropriate for the ivy halls of learning to shrug and start turning education into a series of 15 second commercials and Instant Messages. Someone needs to suggest the correct habits even if the students choose to ignore the advice.

Real learning, or at least real understanding, cannot be reached with shortcuts in most cases. There is no 30-second version of what the Constitution is about. There is no colorful 3/4-page text boxinnovations that have targeted the entire election process. For campaigners, McReynolds introduced a signature-gathering app called eSign so candidates and petitioners can collect electronic signatures on tablets and get instant verifications of the signatures’ validity. In 2015, McReynolds and her team launched a new voting system using scanners, printers and touchscreen tablets. Not only are these commercial products more familiar and intuitive to most voters, but the tablets come at one-tenth of the price of a standard voting machine. And Denver was one of five counties to pioneer a first-in-the-nation “risk-limiting audit,” a cheaper way to validate election results and one that was eventually adopted statewide.

McReynolds’ approach has increased participation in the election process while lowering overall costs. In the 2016 general election, turnout in Denver was at


common) you could just add a panel from the toolbox into the existing form, add all the controls you like to it, and make it invisible, but set it to .Show() on button click.  One advantage using a Panel instead of a new Form is that all of your Form1 properties and methods remain available to you.  That is, if you want them available.  But normally I would use the Panel.

Prevalence of Helicobacter pylori infection in patients with functional dyspepsia.
To investigate the prevalence of Helicobacter pylori infection in patients with functional dyspepsia. Prospective descriptive study. Surgical unit, Base Hospital, Panadura. 67 patients with persistent symptoms suggestive of functional dyspepsia but no clinical, endoscopic or ultrasonographic evidence of peptic, biliary, pancreatic or malignant disease. Upper gastrointestinal endoscopy and two antral mucosal biopsies were performed in all patients and the rapid urease test (CLO test) was done to detect H pylori status. All patients gave informed consent. Of the 67 patients (32 males) with a mean age of 45 years (35 to 70 years), only 2 patients (2.9%) were found to be positive for H pylori infection. Incidence of H pylori infection was found to be very low in patients


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Based on univariate analysis, COP-LMR, Ki-67 status, pathological T stage (pT stage) and lymphnodes stage (pN stage), and PLT count were significantly associated with DFS, while COP-LMR, pT stage, pN stage, and PLT count were significantly associated with OS (Table [3](#T3){ref-type="table"}). As shown in Table [4](#T4){ref-type="table"}, in multivariate analysis, COP-LMR (*P* = .032), Ki-67 status (*P* = .044), tumor grade (*P* = .001), and lymph nodes post-surgery (*P* = .003) were independent predictors of DFS, whereas COP-LMR (*P* = .005), tumor grade (*P* = .001), and lymph nodes post-surgery (*P* = .002) were correlated with OS.

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Results of the analysis of the prognostic factors for disease-free survival.

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Results of the analysis of the prognostic factors for overall survival.

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Subgroup analysis by subtype of breast cancer revealed that an elevated COP-LMR was significantly associated with poor prognosisprognostic factor in patients with resected breast cancer. *Medicine*. 2020;99:18(e18755).

YD and WL contributed equally to this work.

The authors have no funding and conflicts of interest to disclose.


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            throw new IllegalArgumentException("The param ary length must more than 2");
        }
        int y = ary[0];
        for (int i = 1, length = ary.length; i < length; i++) {
            y = gcd(y, ary[i]);
        }
        return y;
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 lawsuit, people.

The girl, Kimberley Vlaeminck is suing the small businessman, Rouslan Toumaniant. Who do you think is telling the truth?

145 comments:

It's not like she wouldn't NOTICE he's adding 53 stars too many. You do feel something when getting tattooed and, well, the time it took to do it would be markedly longer for, roughly, 18 times more stars than you initially asked for.

Having been recently acquainted with a relative who (for some reason that escapes me) got a particularly large and intricate tattoo, I find it difficult to believe that one could fall asleep naturally during the procedure. I've never had it done myself, but had it described as continually poking a severe sunburn with a sharp needle.

She's lying. There's no way one could fall asleep while having


be red or blue.

People who object so violently to tattoos in general weird me out. No one is asking you to get a tattoo, so why the hell do you care what anyone else does?

Getting a small discrete tattoo is one thing. Getting your face and body disfigured permanently as the examples in this article is completely another.

Making such a radical irrevocable decision is indicative of a person who hasn't mastered long term thinking, planning or any logical realization of the consequences of their actions. These are not stable or rational personalities. As such, if I were looking to hire for a position, the heavily tattooed person already has several strikes against them. If I were to see a monstrosity like the tattoo artist on the street, Ia friendship that saved my life.

I'm sure people who have "extreme" tattoos don't care if someone as close-minded as you seem to be want to "socialize" with them anyway, so it's a win-win for both sides. As for jobs, that is indeed something that people have to consider. But not everyone needs someone like you to hire them in order to be successful. One of my best friends works for a very successful arborist who has tattoos on his face and about fifteen employees.

As for onparkstreet's example of people who are "weirded out" by tattoos and "don't want to have to look at them", you've made my point. Why would anyone be so moved by the aesthetic decision of a stranger on the street? Get over your phobia


accoutrements, had he merely a lab or a setter nearby.

Richard Dolan: The articles in the British press suggest that the tatoo parlor is in Courtrai, Belgium, as are apparently all the players. So there's no call to look at this through an Obama-centric prism.

Umm... maybe you didn't get the memo - Obama is "sort of God". There are no national boundaries in the realm of transnational progressivism.

Therefore, this is his fault. Where is his tattoo czar? Who will oversee the over- or under-application of ink to the faces of the world?

Kimberley Vlaeminck will be the topic of an urban legends story 10 years from now that ends "Yes, this really happened! Yes, she really was that stupid. But she was a Belgian!"

My advice, she IS a good-looking youngnot going to change their minds period, no matter what you call them. Ever hear of freedom? The freedom to differ. I'm sure someone as tolerant as you are can come to terms with others right to dislike the tattoos that you like and are free to cover yourself with.

True. But doesn't that include room for people who express distaste for tattoos? You're not going to change the minds of those who find tattoos unaesthetic by calling them close minded and phobic. You're not going to change their minds period, no matter what you call them. Ever hear of freedom? The freedom to differ. I'm sure someone as tolerant as you are can come to terms with others right to dislike the tattoos that you like and are


Wednesday, December 28, 2011

PPP, Selzer, Cell phones, and Iowa Polls

With the Iowa Republican caucus only 1 week away, pollsters will poll the state like nobody's business. Some polls will have some candidates higher than others, and some polls will ultimately be more accurate than others. So how do we know which polls we should trust?

Most long-time Iowa watchers will tell you to watch the well known Selzer and Co. Des Moines Register poll. The poll's most recent triumphs include correctly nailing an easy victory for both Barack Obama and Mike Huckabee in 2008. In fact, according to some Washington insiders, it's the only poll to watch.

I disagree. Selzer's polling deserves its praise, but nobody's perfect.

Just look back to the 2010 Iowa Republican gubernatorial primary. Midterm primaries are obviouslydifferent than presidential caucuses (though remember Iowa Republicans use a straw-poll procedure that is much closer to a primary than what most think of a caucus). Still, this was a very recent matchup involving mostly Republican voters in Iowa.

In this contest, Selzer's final poll had Terry Branstad winning by 28%, while automated and frequent Iowa pollster Public Policy Polling (PPP) had Branstad winning by 15%. Branstand's final margin was only 9.4%.

PPP was clearly the more accurate pollster in predicting the final margin.

Now, this isn't to say that PPP will end being more accurate in the 2012 Iowa Republican caucus. I am merely saying that no pollster is the one and only.

While there is such a thing as really bad pollsters (Zogby Interactive, I'm looking at you), we really


type^[@R34]^, suggesting that their overall sequence variation is limited by negative selection. Binding to C4BP appears to be a major evolutionary selective pressure for GAS^[@R17]^; thus, escape from such broadly neutralizing antibodies targeting M protein HVRs through further sequence variation may be limited by pressure to maintain C4BP interaction.

Materials and Methods {#S8}
=====================

DNA manipulation {#S9}
----------------

The coding sequences of mature M2 (amino acids 42--367), M22 (42--335), M28 (42--363), and M49 (42--359) proteins were cloned from GAS strains M2 (AP2), M22 (Sir22), M28 (strain 4039-05), and M49 (NZ131), respectively, into a modified version of the pET28a vector (Novagen) modified such that it encoded an N-terminal His~6~-tag followed by a PreScission™ protease (GE Healthcare) cleavage site. Constructs that encoded truncated versions of these proteins, which consisted of only the N-terminal 79, 86Dynamics: System Preparation {#S18}
--------------------------------------

Heavy atom coordinates were taken from the co-crystal structures of M protein-C4BPα1-2 complexes. Structures of complexes containing M2 substitution mutants were created by computational point mutations at the desired amino acid(s). Due to the varying resolutions of crystal structures, crystallographic waters were removed prior to solvating the system. Each structure was prepared for simulation using the Amber14SB force field^[@R42],[@R43],[@R44]^. The ionization states of titratable residues at pH 7 were predicted using PROPKA 3.1^[@R45],[@R46]^ and visually inspected to ensure the accuracy of assigned states. Free cysteine residues were converted to disulfide-bonded pairs manually and built using tLeap, a system preparation program from the Amber Tools 2015 package^[@R44]^. The C-termini of proteins were capped to remove charges. The solvent was modeled explicitly using the TIP4P water model^[@R47]^


is residue 1.\
**c.** The C4BPα1 Arg39 nook. The depiction and symbols are as for panel a.\
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![C4BP-binding modes of M proteins\
**a.** Heptad registers of M2, M49, M22, and M28 HVRs (*a* and *d* residues in grey). M protein residues interacting with C4BPα1-2 residues are highlighted according to their corresponding C4BPα1-2 interaction.\
**b.** Sequence alignment of M protein HVRs that belong to the M2/M49 group (top) or the M22/M28 group (bottom). Residues that contact or are predicted to contact C4BPα1-2 are in red. Residues observed or predicted to be at core *d* positions of the heptad register are highlighted in blue for visual reference. Protein H (PrtH)Q:

MVC 5 and use of claims default authentication

I have a question regarding the claims in MVC 5.
So basically imagine I have a registered user in DB, now the user is going to log in, like so:
private async Task SignInAsync(ApplicationUser user, bool isPersistent)
{
    AuthenticationManager.SignOut(DefaultAuthenticationTypes.ExternalCookie);
    var identity = await UserManager.CreateIdentityAsync(user, DefaultAuthenticationTypes.ApplicationCookie);
    // Add more custom claims here if you want. Eg HomeTown can be a claim for the User
    var homeclaim = new Claim(ClaimTypes.Country, user.HomeTown);
    identity.AddClaim(homeclaim);
    AuthenticationManager.SignIn(new AuthenticationProperties() { IsPersistent = isPersistent }, identity);
}

So in this case i add a new claim to the identity and then i sign in this identity.
Now my questions are:

What is the use of setting this claim?


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        }
    }
    // Otherwise pick the device with highest Gflops/s
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}

bool Map2DGPU::prepare(const pi::SE3d& plane,const PinHoleParameters& camera,
                const std::deque<std::pair<cv::Mat,pi::SE3d> >& frames)
{
    //insert frames
    SPtr<Map2DGPUPrepare> p(new Map2DGPUPrepare);
    SPtr<Map2DGPUData>    d(new Map2DGPUData);

    if(p->prepare(plane,camera,frames))
        if(d->prepare(p))
        {
               }
        else
        {
            pi::ReadMutex lock(mutex);
            if(p!=prepared)//what if prepare called?
            {
                return false;
            }
            d=data;//new data
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    }
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Remember in the great lakes we get a shot at them in usually less than 50 river miles (sometimes much less) from the big lakes and maybe 1-3 days from the lakes. I think that makes a big difference in their willingness to be on the take. In PNW beleive the fly fishing opportunites are much farther inland 100 miles+ from the ocean and there mood can shift to you know " lock jaw".

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In some previous studies WHR has been found to be a better predictor of mortality in older people than either BMI or WC^[@R17]-[@R19]^ or a better predictor of cardiovascular disease^[@R12],\ [@R20]-[@R22]^. These findings are not without controversy since other studies have found a stronger correlation with adverse health consequences with either WC or BMI^[@R23]-[@R26]^. Although WC has been proposed as an alternative non-- invasive indicator of abdominal adiposity^[@R27]^, WC is highly correlated with BMI and may give less information about regional adipose distribution than WHR^[@R18]^. In a large study of Chinese women, WHR appears to be an independent predictor of mortality risk and this finding was observed even in women with lower BMI measurements (\<25 kg/m^2^)^[@R19]^.

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WHR was computed as the ratio of WC (cm) to hip circumference (HC) (cm). For covariates the scales were as developed by WHI with the exception of education for which a modified WHI scale was used. For smoking (smoke years) the following scale was used: 1) \<5 pack years; 2) 5 -- 9 pack years; 3)10 -- 19 pack years; 4) 20 -- 29 pack years; 5) 30 -- 39 pack years, 6) 40 -- 49 pack years; and 7) \>50 pack years. For physical activity (MET score) an energy-- expenditure score reporting total physical activity as a multiple of basal metabolic expenditure was calculated as per WHI protocol^[@R32]^. Briefly, this protocol applies a standardized classification of the energy expenditure associated with self-- report of hours spent on0.186.

For some of the analyses we examined subgroups of the self-- identified population group affiliations. For AFA, we considered the subgroup with \>20% AFR and \< 5% AMI admixture containing 10854 participants of the total 11712 in self identified AFA group in an effort to minimize potential database or laboratory errors that cause miss-- assignment. This definition excludes only extreme outliers (\> 2 SD) in the self-- AFA admixture analyses. For this AFA subgroup the admixture was then re-- evaluated using K = 2 in which the contribution of only AFR and EUR was considered. For the HA, we also examined the subset of individuals with \> 10% AMI and \<10%AFR admixture to further assess the possible differences between AMI and EUR admixture (1977 of the 5088 self--


of subjects from these groups were considered. For the AFA subgroup, the mean BMI, WC, HC and WHR were almost identical to the entire self-- identified AFA group. Also, the HA subgroup enriched for AMI admixture with limited AFR admixture (\<0.1) showed a nearly identical BMI, WC, HC and WHR to the entire self-- identified HA group ([Table 1](#T1){ref-type="table"}).

Correlation of Adiposity Characteristics with Admixture {#S16}
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To examine the effect of admixture on indices of adiposity we first examined the correlation without considering covariates. Natural log transformations of the BMI and WHR resulted in a normal distribution of these traits. Admixture proportions were then ascertained for each individual and mean admixture proportions for the normally distributed intervals were plotted ([Fig. 2](#F2){ref-type="fig"}). In ALL, the complete dataset including both AFA andeach of the subject subsets ([Supplemental Table 2](#SD3){ref-type="supplementary-material"}) suggesting that BMI is probably a good surrogate for body fat in our study similar to another recent study^[@R54]^.

As noted in the introduction, there are multiple contradictory studies with regards to the importance of BMI, waist circumference and WHR as predictive indices for adverse health consequences^[@R12],\ [@R17],\ [@R20]-[@R26]^. Our results suggest that both BMI and WHR should be considered as separate variables and that additional study is warranted to determine the importance of these factors in health consequences in different ethnic groups. WC and HC were more similar to BMI consistent with other studies^[@R18],\ [@R55],\ [@R56]^ and in our study also correlated with DXA truncal fat ([Supplemental Table 2](#SD3){ref-type="supplementary-material"}),

It should be emphasized that this study is specifically relevant to adult


The population groups European, sub-- Saharan African, Amerindian, WHI African American (AFA), and WHI Hispanic American (HA) are as indicated by color coded symbols in the key. The admixture was assessed under a K=3 model (assuming 3 parental population groups) using the STRUCTURE program that applies a Bayesian clustering algorithm. Panels **a** and **b** show two separate analyses under the same conditions with either the AFA participants in the foreground (panel **a**) or the HA participants in the foreground (panel **b**).](nihms279007f1){#F1}

![Histograms showing correlation between continental admixture and adiposity and adipose distribution\
For both the left side \[body mass index (BMI)\] and the right side panels \[(waste hip ratio (WHR)\], the admixture corresponding to normally distributed groups (abscissa) is shown by the color coded continental contribution (ordinate). For both BMIseek operation, as the read/write head traverses the magnetic disk toward the target track at a very high speed, a track address might be detected as part of a current track and part of the next adjacent track. Unless adjacent track addresses are different by only one bit, the detected track address will be grossly incorrect. Therefore, the track address cannot be recorded in its direct binary representation since more than one bit would change between adjacent tracks (e.g., track #4=0100 and track #3=0011 might be detected as track #7=0111).
Normally, a Gray code encodes the track address before it is recorded onto the disk to ensure that adjacent addresses is differ by only one bit. The Gray code is further encoded to ensure that the recorded channel data


d=1 recording system, however, requires a more sophisticated method for encoding and decoding the data. As a result, prior art recording systems have used a d=1 constraint for user data but not for the servo data. Disk storage designers have opted to use less complex, less expensive, and slower servo detectors rather than a d constraint even though the d constraint can increase the overall data density of the storage system. This has not been a problem in the past due to the marginal gain in density that a d constraint would have provided. Prior art storage systems, such as that disclosed by Moon et al. in U.S. Pat. No. 4,783,705, advantageously use the same peak detection circuitry for detecting user data and servo data, thereby reducing theQ:

effect of colClasses in read.csv function

I want the function to only give a character value as output, but when read.csv takes default value for colClasses there is additional output with the character value. Why is it that my function works well when I specify colClasses = "character" but not otherwise?
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a contract right.
Defendants also argue, assuming arguendo, that the School Reform Act established a contract between the superintendent-plaintiffs and the Interim Board, that contract necessarily includes the Interim Board's authority to reduce the number of subdistricts and hence, the number of district superintendents. Defendants cite to the comments made by Representative Levin and argue that since the plaintiffs specifically relied on the 1989 amendment as creating part of their "contract" and treat it as a piece with the original enactment, this legislative history of the amendment is highly relevant.
Representative Levin's comments were made in support of the adoption of the conference committee report. This was after the Fumarolo decision and prior to the reenactment of paragraph 34-8.3(g). Prior to his comments regarding the subdistrict superintendents, he acknowledged thatthe legislation was a compromise and that there were some provisions that are very good as well as some provisions that he would probably rather not have. We find no other comments regarding the subdistrict superintendents. We do not believe that Representative Levin's isolated comments standing alone indicate the intent of the entire legislature. Nevertheless, since the intent of the legislature is best determined by the plain and ordinary meaning of the statutory language, and we have found that the plain meaning indicates an intent to give the subdistrict superintendents a contract until June 30, 1991, we need not consider the comments of Representative Levin.
We find that the defendants had the power to change the subdistricts, however, regardless of any decision regarding such subdistricts, the plaintiffs had contracts


Therefore, the reduction in subdistricts from twenty-three to eleven was ratified and confirmed. No doubt should now exist as to the validity of the action.
The Fumarolo decision clearly shows that the Board's motion for summary judgment should have been granted. (See Fumarolo v. Chicago Board of Education (1990), 142 Ill.2d 54, 153 Ill.Dec. 177, 566 N.E.2d 1283.) The decision in Fumarolo, addressed the subject of whether or not legislation creates and vests private contractual rights between individuals and the Board. Originally, article 34-84 of The *621 School Code of Illinois, deleted in the Act, stated that Chicago school principals became permanent in their positions following three years of satisfactory service after appointment. The plaintiff Chicago school principals alleged in Fumarolo that this statutory tenure provision was contractual andarrangement; but that is not inconsistent with the ability to eliminate positions as parts of an administrative reorganization, and that's clear from Illinois case law going back to 1905."
In granting the defendants-appellees motion for summary judgment, the trial judge considered the pleadings, briefs, statutes, case law and arguments, and wrote a memorandum of opinion. Following are excerpts from the opinion:
"The Court finds that a more logical interpretation of Section 34-8.3(g) is that Section is merely a statement of policy to be pursued subject to the Interim Board's powers under Section 34-21.3(a) to implement an annual school budget.
* * * * * *
The mere reference to `performance contract' in the Act does not suggest a legislative intent to create vested contractual rights. `[T]he presumption is that "a law is


Bloomfield Township, Mich., scored a 20-inch iMac, 10 fifth-generation iPods, and a $10,000 iTunes gift card from Apple.

Apple was in such a celebratory mood that it also said it would create a scholarship to the Juilliard School of Music in Ostrovsky's name.

"Over one billion songs have now been legally purchased and downloaded around the globe, representing a major force against music piracy and the future of music distribution as we move from CDs to the Internet," said Steve Jobs, Apple's CEO, in a statement.

Apple launched the iTunes Music store three years ago. Apple now offers music videos and video downloads of popular TV shows like "Desperate Housewives."

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About Me

Co-founder of Dynamic Signal - internet start-up with the mission to enable scale in word of mouth andthe shortest distance, but without using any common sense. Of course, it’s just a GPS, it probably doesn’t have common sense, although I talk to it like it’s a real person. But eventually, I refined that route with one that is both shorter in distance and makes sense. But most importantly, keeps me out of Atlanta traffic.

My GPS also gets confused. I’ll glance at the screen while driving (the onscreen display is wonderful for seeing how the road ahead is laid out). There, on the screen, is a suggestion of a different route with a little arrow pointing to a display that reads “32 minutes slower.” Or “54 minutes slower.” I’ve seen it up to an hour and 10 minutes slower. Why? Why would I want to go


to learning exactly what about women, or men, makes them great leaders.

Team members under female managers are 1.29 times more likely to receive feedback about their work progress and 1.17 times more likely to receive praise and recognition for good work.

The Gallup study showed data that 41% of female managers have better engagement skills and are more involved with their workforce as compared to only 35% of male managers. Engagement with your organization and your team can make a pretty massive difference when it comes to being a great leader. If your employees feel that you are immersed in their day-to-day successes, frustrations, etc. then you are doing something right! While the difference between 41% and 35% isn’t giant, it does point out that more women seem tothemselves and how they interact with their team. Female managers more often give feedback and recognition to their team members, which again may lead to more productivity.

So what does any good manager do that empowers their team to better performance?

Good engagement means several things. It is important to recognize and applaud employee efforts, especially when it’s well deserved. Giving your team members an opportunity to progress their skills and foster great communication with them is vital. By creating a good work environment, you are allowing your employees to work at their maximum potential and produce better results.

The Harvard Business Review surveyed 7,280 leaders worldwide from top-level organizations and according to their results, two of the highest-valued traits in managers, 1) “taking the initiative” and 2) ”working towards results”,


[Oncolor is ten years old: the age of discretion for the Lorraine network in oncology].
Oncolor, network in oncology in Lorraine, was born ten years ago, from a group of professionals in the field of oncology who worked closed together with regional administrative authorities. Oncolor was created with respect of equilibrium between the different regional partners avoiding struggle for power. Oncolor was conducting different actions: recognition of hospital sites according to three levels based on technical and humans means at disposal (highly specialised sites, specialised sites, and associated sites); the definition of good practice for hospital pharmacies leading to the generalization of centralized preparation of chemotherapy under responsibility of a pharmacist; the organization of multidisciplinary practice through the written and implementation of clinical guidelines accessible on the web siteset in a USO Canteen during World War II.

2. My brother, who was attending a prestigious university in Massachusetts, phoned me, urging me to apply to a school in the vicinity of his. It, too, was considered a good school and I wondered whether I had the chops for it, considering it hadn’t been on my guidance counselor’s list of schools for me. But my brother egged me on, and so I went ahead and applied, making a mental note not to inform my guidance counselor about it.

3. I became obsessed with writing poetry. I practically wrote a tome of poems everyday. Profusely, deliberately, each one darker than the next. Macabre words poured from my aching heart as I became increasingly depressed about the present and the future,


to meet then that will surely be my loss.

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Dimyristoylphosphatidylglycerol (DMPG) has been extensively studied as a model for biological membranes, since phosphatidylglycerol is the most abundant anionic phospholipid in prokaryotic cells. At low ionic strengths, this lipid presents a peculiar thermal behavior, with two sharp changes in the light scattering profile, at temperatures named here T(on)(m) and T(off)(m). Structural changes involved in the DMPG thermal transitions are here investigated by small angle X-ray scattering (SAXS), and compared to the results yielded by differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) and electron spin resonance (ESR). The SAXS results show a broad peak, indicating that DMPG is organized in single bilayers, for the range of temperature studied (10-45 degrees C). SAXS intensity shows an unusual effect, starting to decrease at T(on)(m),


[Viral acute diarrhea: clinical and evolutive aspects].
The molecular characterization of gastroenteritis viruses has led to advances both in our understanding of the pathogens themselves and in development of a new generation of diagnostics. In developing countries, gastroenteritis is a common cause of death in children under 5 years that can be linked to a wide variety of pathogens. In developed countries, while deaths from diarrhoea are less common, much illness leads to hospitalization or doctor visits. Much of the gastroenteritis in children is caused by viruses belonging to four distinct families: rotaviruses, caliciviruses, astroviruses and adenoviruses. Viral gastroenteritis occurs with two epidemiologic patterns, diarrhoea that is endemic in children and outbreaks that affect people of all ages. Rotavirus infection causes severe gastroenteritis, particularly in infants under six monthsAre you saying that I have not made my voting choices on quality but rather on the color of the artists’ skin? Are you saying that I have voted (consciously or unconsciously) to exclude women, members of the LGBT community and other minorities? I find it insulting and ignorant. I take my membership responsibilities seriously and am honored to be part of the Academy. I have paid my yearly dues, cast Oscar ballots each year, voted in categories only when I have seen all the films and consistently been involved in and voted on other AMPAS matters since I was invited to join in 1995.

“I am a gay man and my father is a Latino immigrant. Please explain to me how denying me my right to vote makes


win over Manchester United at Old Trafford over Christmas, though there was no little anger from East Anglian supporters about a festive period that saw them travel to both Manchester and Sheffield in the space of a few days.

By contrast, the West Yorkshire side’s form on their travels was abject – Mick Buxton had been relieved of his post just before Christmas and it was Boxing Day before then caretaker manager Steve Smith led his side to their first away win of the campaign in his first game in charge.

With a Manchester derby on the same day, not to mention Fourth Division Aldershot knocking out top tier Oxford United, it was perhaps inevitable that East Anglia was not hosting the match of the round on the foggy Januarycan be illuminated red by the light from tail lights or brake lights. For example, because brake lights are used only occasionally, the image data captured when the brake lights are on differs from the image data captured when they are not on, resulting in data of different hues and brightness levels, even for the same road. Therefore, if image processing is performed on the image data taken under different conditions of illumination and the resultant composite data is output to the display, the composite image of the road surface around the vehicle will be displayed totally or partially red, or as a spotty composite image which has areas of different brightness. Therefore, not only is it impossible to display images of good quality, but there is also


salt water from the surrounding marine environment into the fresh water aquifers (Glacial, Magothy, and *986 Lloyd) to fill the void.[3] Such outfalls would also increase the salinity of the bay waters since a lowering of the ground water table would result in diminished stream flow of fresh water into the bays, which in turn would have serious adverse consequences on fish, shellfish, wildlife and other natural resources. However, the method for recharging treated wastewater to the ground water has not, according to the EPA, reached a technological stage where it can safely or practicably be employed. In view of the threat to the quantity of the fresh ground water and other adverse environmental effects, plaintiffs claim that the EPA has not considered all the required environmental impactsinvolved in the construction of ocean outfalls and the alternative thereto. Defendants, being compelled to make a choice, insist that while awaiting technological development for recharging treated wastewater, the only safe method of disposal for the present is through ocean outfalls.
Although there are presently twenty-seven municipal and county outfall pipes discharging an average of 110 million gallons per day ("mgd") into coastal waters of the Bi-County area and there were a total of ten wastewater treatment projects under construction at the time the EIS was issued (EIS at 1-2), the plaintiffs focus only upon the following plants which are the three largest plants in existence or presently under construction which they claim will have the greatest cumulative environmental impacts.
The Bay Park Plant ("Bay Park"). This facility, which provides


determination of both the population levels and the industrial wasteloads that can be supported by available natural resources, and
b) the development of controls to insure that domestic and industrial wasteloads do not exceed the environment's capacity to support them.
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation should exercise its functions on Long Island to promote and coordinate management of water, land and air resources to assure *989 their protection, enhancement, provision, allocation and balanced utilization consistent with the environmental policy of the State.
5. It is recommended that a combined system of ground-water recharge and ocean discharge be developed for the disposal of treated wastewater. Investigations to determine which areas require ground-water recharge and the optimum methods of recharge for the affected areas should be actively pursued. Until suchtime as the technology has been fully demonstrated and recharge has been implemented, it is recommended that ocean outfalls be utilized as the only feasible alternative.
EIS at 254-56.[7]
In reviewing the adequacy of the EIS the court must decide whether the agency's consideration of the factors listed in NEPA ง 102(2)(C) was arbitrary, capricious, an abuse of discretion, or otherwise not in accordance with law, or without observance of the procedure required by law. Chelsea Neighborhood Ass'ns v. United States Postal Service, supra, 516 F.2d at 387 n. 23; Hanly v. Kleindienst (Hanly II), 471 F.2d 823, 828-30 (2d Cir. 1972), cert. denied, 412 U.S. 908, 93 S.Ct. 2290, 36 L.Ed.2d 974 (1973).[8] As stated in Citizens to Preserve Overton Park, Inc. v. Volpe, 401 U.S. 402, 91 S.Ct.


the heading of FWPCA, many of which include numerous independent subclaims. For example, the first NEPA claim contains twelve subclaims and the second NEPA claim contains twenty-two subclaims. A substantial number of the claims under both NEPA and FWPCA are simply repetitions or variations of the same theme as violating both Acts. In order to give proper attention to all the claims some repetition is necessary but as far as possible the court has limited its consideration only to those claims of substance. In their first NEPA claim the plaintiffs have subjected the EIS to a microscopic examination and dissection and complain of the inadequacies of the disclosures, analysis, impacts, and the alternatives set forth therein. After carefully addressing the NEPA claims, the court concludes that the defendantsfish, wildlife, and other natural resources. Plaintiffs emphasize the importance of the fishing and other recreational uses of the area's surface waters, adding that the $100 million per year shellfish industry may be jeopardized by an increase in salinity in the Great South Bay, thus decreasing productivity of the clam beds. However, EPA did consider this subject as appears from the eight specific findings in the margin,[13] and *992 the only deficiency which we find is in respect to the magnitude of the injury to the shellfish industry.
The EIS refers to the Wantagh outfall and its construction in particular, and includes the effects of both on fish and clams and on shrubs, trees, rabbits, songbirds, gulls and terns where the pipe crosses land. EIS at 107-09, 110. At


beds, and the creation of more sites for recreational uses. EIS at 189. EPA asserts in the EIS that the discussion therein provided reflected the best information available, and that while the agency sought additional information from responsible agencies, no significant material was obtained. It admits that research remains to be done in many such areas. EIS at 206, 208.
In criticism of the EIS the plaintiffs have submitted an affidavit dated October 2, 1975, of Stephen G. Lane, Vice-President of Bluepoints Co., Inc. (the largest shellfish company on Long Island), President of the Long Island Shellfish Farmers Ass'n and President of the Regional Advisory Council for the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation. He outlined in detail the potential harm to the shellfish industry from an increasegap of this importance exists and there is not sufficient information in the statement to permit even an educated guess as to the magnitude of the injury to the shellfish industry, we believe that NEPA requires the agency to take a harder look at this particular environmental problem since there is a credible basis for finding that the gap may now be filled. Cf. Citizens Against Toxic Sprays, Inc. v. Bergland, 428 F.Supp. 908 (D.Or.1977); City of Romulus v. County of Wayne, 392 F.Supp. 578, 588 (E.D.Mich.1975); Council on Environmental Quality Guidelines, 40 C.F.R. ง 1500.11(b) (1976). At all events, since the outfall sewering under consideration may be modified or changed in the future depending upon technological advances, it would be meaningful to have immediately available an assessment


the Administrator's approval of the facilities plan after its completion, or at the time of an award of a step 2 or step 3 grant if an approved facilities plan was not required or when the project or its impact has changed significantly from that described in the approved facilities plan. 40 C.F.R. งง 6.504(a)(2), (3) & (4) (1976). See also 40 C.F.R. งง 6.200, 6.510 (1976).
Bay Park has received a section 201(g)(1) grant for overall facilities planning concerning its possible expansion and upgrading. As appears from the affidavit of Richard Salkie, P. E., Chief of the New York Construction Grants Branch of the Facilities Technology Division, Region II, EPA (Aug. 30, 1977), the state has not yet submitted a facilities plan which has received EPA approval norง 1158, is applicable. In this case as appears from the appendix, the grants for Wantagh and SWSD treatment plants and outfalls were initially funded prior to 1972. Subsequently there were increases in the same grants made after 1972 for both projects under section 206(a) & (c) of the FWPCA, which, however, did not compel the application to these projects of the funding limitations in section 201(g)(2) or of the cost-effectiveness analysis requirements in section 212(2)(B) & (C) and 40 C.F.R. Pt. 35, Subpt. E, app. A (1976). Section 4(c) of Pub.L. No. 92-500.[25]

Alleged Violation of the FWPCA Goals
In charging a violation of FWPCA goals plaintiffs have incorporated in the fifth claim a hodgepodge of allegations charging the state and federal defendants with violations of sections 101(a), 201,


circumstances involved in a particular proposed water treatment plant. As appears from the statement of the House Committee on Public Works Report on FWPCA:
"The term `best practicable waste treatment technology' covers a range of possible technologies. There are essentially three categories of alternatives available in selection of wastewater treatment and disposal techniques. These are (1) treatment and discharge to receiving waters, (2) treatment and reuse, and (3) spray-irrigation or other land disposal methods. No single treatment or disposal technique can be considered to be a panacea for all situations and selection of the best alternative can only be made after careful study."
H.R.Rep.No.92-911, 92 Cong., 2d Sess. 87 (1972), reprinted in Legislative History at 774. See also Legislative History at 165, 245, 437, 839, 1441-42. In approving an oceanAct. 5 U.S.C. ง 706(1). Cf. Natural Resources Defense *1005 Council, Inc. v. Callaway, supra, 524 F.2d at 86; Conservation Society of Southern Vermont, Inc. v. Secretary of Transportation, 508 F.2d 927, 931-33 (2d Cir. 1974), vacated and remanded, 423 U.S. 809, 96 S.Ct. 19, 46 L.Ed.2d 29 (1975), reversed on remand, 531 F.2d 637 (2d Cir. 1976); Greene County Planning Board v. FPC, 455 F.2d 412, 419-20 (2d Cir.), cert. denied, 409 U.S. 849, 93 S.Ct. 56, 34 L.Ed.2d 90 (1972). While we find clear the statutory requirement that the Administrator prepare a comprehensive program, we find nothing in the statute which prevents the Administrator after making a careful investigation from expressly adopting the same or similar conclusions reached by the state if such is deemed to


of NEPA, and (b) no later than April 1, 1978, of a comprehensive program for preventing, reducing, or eliminating the pollution of the navigable waters and ground waters and improving the sanitary condition of surface and underground waters in accordance with section 102(a) of FWPCA, including updated technological data with respect to recharge;
(3) denial of summary judgment with respect to (2)(a) and (b) above, and entry of partial summary judgment with respect to all other claims and subclaims in the complaint pursuant to Fed.R.Civ.P. 56; and
(4) denial in all other respects of the plaintiffs' request for declaratory relief and motion for preliminary injunctive relief pursuant to Fed.R.Civ.P. 65.
SO ORDERED.

Appendix to follow.

*1011 APPENDIX

        Funding Details of SWSD, Wantagh and Bay Park
SWSD:
 for all of them to be flushed clean. In addition to serving as the sole source of drinking water for the Bi-County area's residents, the aquifers are also the most significant source of fresh water for the area's bays, streams and lakes.
[4]  Secondary treatment removes certain contaminants to minimum levels, see 40 C.F.R. Pt. 133 (1976), but does not treat other contaminants such as viruses, nitrates, phosphates, heavy metals and pesticides which may be found in domestic sewage.
[5]  These factors are as follows:

"(i) the environmental impact of the proposed action,
(ii) any adverse environmental effects which cannot be avoided should the proposal be implemented,
(iii) alternatives to the proposed action,
(iv) the relationship between local short-term uses of man's environment and the maintenance and enhancement of long-term productivity, and
(v)


with the application of effluent limitations required under section 301(b)(2) of this title, would interfere with the attainment or maintenance of that water quality in a specific portion of the navigable waters which shall assure protection of public water supplies, agricultural and industrial uses, and the protection and propagation of a balanced population of shellfish, fish and wildlife, and allow recreational activities in and on the water, effluent limitations (including alternative effluent control strategies) for such point source or sources shall be established which can reasonably be expected to contribute to the attainment or maintenance of such water quality."
[31]  See Statement of Hon. Russell E. Train, Legislative History at 1114, 1154-55; Statement of Hon. William D. Ruckelshaus, Legislative History at 1179, 1181-82, 1233. Federal approval of Newnot binding precedent in this circuit.
PER CURIAM:

           Kimble Dweese Jones pled guilty to one count of being

a felon in possession of a firearm, in violation of 18 U.S.C.

§ 922(g)(1) (2006).       The district court sentenced him to 210

months of imprisonment.        Jones now appeals.           In accordance with

Anders v. California, 386 U.S. 738 (1967), Jones’ attorney has

filed a brief certifying that there are no meritorious issues

for appeal but questioning whether breaking and entering is a

qualifying predicate violent felony for Armed Career Criminal

Act   (“ACCA”)   purposes,     whether


  residual      clause    is    unconstitutionally

vague, citing James v. United States, 550 U.S. 192, 210 n.6

(2007).     See also United States v. Gore, 636 F.3d 728, 742 (5th

Cir. 2011) (same).        Thus, this argument is without merit.

            In accordance with Anders, we have reviewed the record

in this case and have found no meritorious issues for appeal.

Therefore, we affirm Jones’ conviction and sentence.                      This court

requires counsel to inform Jones, in writing, of his right to

petition  Q:

How do I emulate Lisp (apply) or (curry) in Rust?

I'm porting QuickCheck to Rust, and I've written everything except for_all as I'm not sure what the type signature should be.
I know that in general, for_all will accept a property lambda and a collection of generator lambdas. It will evaluate the generators in order to create a random test case to give the property as input.
It should print +++ OK, passed 100 tests. if the property returns true, otherwise, it should print *** Failed! and print the offending test case values.

A:

In Rust, all functions take a fixed number of parameters, so there's no such thing as an equivalent to Lisp's apply in the general case, but macros can provide you with the abstraction you desire. You can write:
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Civil War. That piece of historical information was originally given to us by a member of the local historical society. Further research has shown the information to be incorrect. Our thanks to readers who brought that to our attention.)argument to prove the famous Green–Griffiths conjecture for such surfaces. In "Classification of surfaces of class  with ",  Bogomolov made the first step in a famously difficult (and still unresolved) problem of classification of surfaces of Kodaira class VII. These are compact complex surfaces with . If they are in addition minimal, they are called class . Kunihiko Kodaira classified all compact complex surfaces except class VII, which are still not understood, except the case  (Bogomolov) and  (Andrei Teleman, 2005).

Other works in arithmetic geometry

Bogomolov has contributed to several aspects of arithmetic geometry. He is the author of Bogomolov's conjecture about small points. Twenty years ago he contributed a proof (among many proofs) of the geometric Szpiro conjecture which appears to be the nearest


in Atkinson v. Sinclair Refining Co., 370 U.S. 238, 82 S.Ct. 1318, 8 L.Ed.2d 462 (1962).
The contracting parties are only bound to the extent of their contract and have the right to stand upon the terms thereof. Public Utility Workers, etc. v. Public Service Electric & Gas Co., 35 N.J. Super. 414, 419 (App. Div. 1955). It also is axiomatic that arbitration agreements are to be construed according to usual methods of contract interpretation whereby "a mutual, reasonable and meaningful design is sought from the language used by the parties and maximum effect is given to their intention." Keppler v. Terhune, supra, 88 N.J. Super. at 462. The scope of the agreement, of course, is a matter for judicial scrutiny. See Newark Milk & Cream Co., supra (12it was unsuccessful in this suit, since arbitration would have proceeded even if it refused to answer. By refusing to answer, architect risked at its peril being denied the opportunity to participate in the selection of arbiters in accordance with applicable rules.
The question now is, recognizing that the architect-Englewood and the Englewood-Bergen Iron disputes must be arbitrated, and the resolving of either controversy will certainly affect the other, does the cross-claim fail because Bergen Iron has no arbitration right against plaintiff and is enjoined from proceeding against plaintiff, or should this court refuse to in effect sever the "cross-claim" of Englewood? For practical purposes, this latter course would save time, expense and avoid any conflict or inconsistency in award.
It would be more form over substance to hold that


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Trump also tends to see Fox News polling as friendly to him, probably because he understands how friendly the poll’s parent network is. (On Thursday, Trump gave his 12th interview to Fox News’s Sean Hannity — his 48th on Fox since being inaugurated.) He’s been a bit cranky with Fox of late, given that the network has dared to hold events with Democratic 2020 contenders. (He needn’t worry.) But generally, he seems to have expectations when it comes to their polling.

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On Friday morning, though, he got mad.

Fox News “is at it again,” he tweeted. “So different from what they used to be during the 2016 Primaries, & before — Proud Warriors!"

Proud warriors? Anyway, he continued.

“Now new Fox Polls, which have always been terrible to me (they had me(Reuters) - The U.S. environmental agency is considering banning sprayings of the agricultural herbicide dicamba after a set deadline next year, according to state officials advising the agency on its response to crop damage linked to the weed killer.

John Weiss looks over his crop of soybeans, which he had reported to the state board for showing signs of damage due to the drifting of Dicamba, at his farm in Dell, Arkansas, July 25, 2017. REUTERS/Karen Pulfer Focht/File Photo

Setting a cut-off date, possibly sometime in the first half of 2018, would aim to protect plants vulnerable to dicamba, after growers across the U.S. farm belt reported the chemical drifted from where it was sprayed this summer, damaging millions of acres of soybeans and other crops.

A ban could hurt sales


address the crop damage, the EPA has also asked state officials about enhanced training for dicamba users; tighter restrictions on when and how the herbicides can be sprayed; and the possibility of reclassifying the products so the general public could not buy them, according to participants on the call.

“Everything is an option,” said Jason Norsworthy, a University of Arkansas professor who was on the call.

Monsanto Chief Technology Officer Robb Fraley said in a statement that the company was communicating with the EPA, which is “evaluating potential actions to facilitate enhanced training and compliance for 2018.”

DuPont, too, is working with the EPA and state regulators on issues involving its dicamba herbicide, FeXapan, spokeswoman Laura Svec said.

Rival BASF “could see some label enhancements” to its dicamba herbicide, Engenia, if the30 January 2008

Hmmm...did i'm going too excited? Maybe... All what i'm doing today, from the morning until now is browsing on bridal links. Yeah, i want everything to be well planned. It's not cause me any harm for early planned everything, i gak yang lega nanti. Suddenly, i thought bout just sewa baju for my tunang... hmm..tapi macam tak seronok je. I nak jugak buat baju untuk tunang tu.

Dari tadi i try to find any design for kurung moden by lace and satin tapi tak gak jumpe-jumpe.. Lagipun quite pricey lah kain-kain tu. Maybe untuk Nikah nanti okay lah. That when the idea of just having songket for my baju tunang is crossing my mind. Murah pun murah, but still nice. This Songket Bunga Tabur looked nice for


i gi sorang)... He did agreed to go with me. He promised to come to me around 2.oopm as he has already make a promise with his frens for their monthly gathering(nyampah lak aku...)..So i just agreed, there still lots of time kan...nak window shopping kat OU pun sempat... So while waiting for him, i just watching TV at home(so boring...dear where r u?)... I did called him to check whether he can come early or not.... Hajat di hati nak jumpe awal,tapi hampeh...so frustated.. he changed our meet time to 4... Rase nak nangis... Nak x nak i masuk bilik, belek2 magazine till i fall asleep.

Pa'a call wake me up... Hmmm..it already 3.15pm... i trus call ekwan...no answer... I gi dapur jap, minum air and try tothan 180 days during 2 years prior to FIT.

The participants were classified based on FIT results and CRC (ICD-10: C18\~C21, D01.0\~D01.3) diagnosed within 1 year after FIT as follows: Group 1, FIT-negative participants (FIT−); Group 2, FIT-positive participants who were not diagnosed with CRC within 1 year after FIT (FIT+/CRC−); and Group 3, FIT-positive participants who were diagnosed with CRC within 1 year after FIT (FIT+/CRC+).

Proximal cancers were defined as oral or throat (C00--14), esophageal (C15), stomach (C16), and small intestine cancers (C17). Oral or throat locations included the lip, tongue, gum, mouth, palate, major salivary glands, parotid gland, oropharynx, nasopharynx, tonsil, piriform sinus, and hypopharynx. We also compared the risks of hepatopancreatobiliary cancers (C22--25) among the three groups. The hepatopancreatobiliary locations included the liver, gallbladder, biliary tract,


(FIT+/CRC+)                 4.18 (2.24--7.80)         \<0.001                    0.79 (0.42--1.47)          0.451     4.45 (2.80--7.08)      \<0.001   1.11 (0.70--1.77)     0.656     4.15 (2.77--6.20)      \<0.001   1.22 (0.82--1.83)    0.328
  Stomach cancer                          9.70 (8.71--10.80)     \<0.001   4.37 (3.92--4.88)     \<0.001   8.20 (7.45--9.04)      \<0.001   4.11 (3.72--4.53)    \<0.001

\* Oral or throat locations included the lip, tongue, gum, mouth, palate, major salivary glands, parotid gland, oropharynx, nasopharynx, tonsil, piriform sinus, and hypopharynx. \*\* Hepatopancreatobiliary locations included the liver, gallbladder, biliary tract, and pancreas. \*\*\* Adjusted by age, sex, current smoking, alcohol intake, obesity, diabetic mellitus, family history of any cancer, use of aspirin, and esophagogastroduodenoscopy within 1 year after FIT. FIT, fecal immunochemical test; CRC, colorectal cancer; OR, odds ratio; CI, confidence interval.

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Comparisons of the risks of proximal cancers between FIT+/CRC− patients and FIT+/CRC+ patients.


promises for the next year remains to be seen but I’m optimistic that 2019 will show how Mithril really is as strong as dragon scales.

Thank you for reading today’s article! I have one more article coming out this week tomorrow on SONM! As always follow me on here or on Twitter @thant1194 or on InvestFeed @thant11 in order to stay up to date on all my articles as I release them. I am not associated with the Mithril project and am not a holder of their token. Thank you again for reading. I have to return some video tapes.

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Did you know that you can follow this author’s market performance? Visit the Leaderboard to see if they are worth reading.eight tumour cell lines. In our collection of tumour families we have detected polymorphisms in exons 4 and 6 of the p53 gene. In one family which conformed to the criteria of the Li-Fraumem syndrome we have found a novel germ line mutation in exon 5. The method developed by us is very simple and sensitive. The germ line mutations in the p53 gene are very rare.


Suppression of somatic embryogenesis in Citrus cell cultures by extracellular proteins.
Nucellar-derived cell cultures of sour orange (Citrus aurantium L.) proliferate as proembryogenic masses. By a change in the carbon source of the medium from sucrose to glycerol they are induced to undergo synchronous embryogenesis forming embryo initials that develop into globular embryos. The proembryogenic masses released glycoproteins to the medium. Exogenous addition of the glycoproteins to cells in glycerol-containing medium modified the course of embryo development in a dose-dependent manner. Addition of 20 μg · ml(-1) of glycoproteins blocked embryogenesis and resulted in an accumulation of embryo initials. When glycoproteins were added to cultures containing advanced globularstage embryos further development was suppressed. The inhibitory component of the glycoproteins was found to be a family of polypeptides with apparentresidence that appeared to be severely malnourished. They were turned over to Clark County Animal Control. The LVMPD Animal Cruelty Unit will conduct a follow-up investigation.

Anyone with information about this case is urged to contact the LVMPD Abuse and neglect section at 702-828-3364. To remain anonymous, call Crime Stoppers at 702-385-5555.


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$\bf{My\; Try::}$ Using The Formula $\displaystyle \frac{dy}{dx} = \frac{\frac{dy}{dt}}{\frac{dx}{dt}}.$
Now Given $$\displaystyle x= \frac{\sin^3 t}{\sqrt{\cos 2t}}.$$ So $$\displaystyle \frac{dx}{dt} = \frac{\sqrt{\cos 2t}\cdot 3\sin^2 t \cdot \cos t-\sin^3 t \cdot \frac{1}{2\sqrt{\cos 2t}}\cdot -\sin 2t \cdot 2t}{\cos 2t}$$
So we get $$\displaystyle \frac{dx}{dt} = \frac{\cos 2t \cdot 3\sin^2 t \cdot \cos t+\sin^3 t \cdot \sin 2t \cdot t}{\cos 2t \cdot \sqrt{\cos 2t}}$$
Similarly Given $$\displaystyle y=\frac{\cos^3 t}{\sqrt{\cos 2t}}.$$ So $$\displaystyle \frac{dy}{dt} = \frac{-\sqrt{\cos 2t}\cdot 3\cos^2 t \cdot \sin t-\cos^3 t\cdot \frac{1}{2\sqrt{\cos 2t}}\cdot -\sin 2t \cdot 2t}{\cos 2t}$$
So we get $$\displaystyle \frac{dy}{dt} = \frac{-\cos 2t \cdot 3\cos^2 t \cdoteffect than killing one hundred of them in battle.”

Zionists also distorted the pronouncements of Iranian leaders after the 1979 revolution. While former Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad made quite a few dumb and insulting statements regarding the Holocaust, Zionists distorted the words and have alleged threats of war by Iran’s supreme leader, Ali Khamenei. Yet Khamanei has made his position clear: “We recommend neither a classical war by the army of Muslim countries nor to throw migrated Jews at sea.”

As Hezbollah developed into a formidable enemy to Israel, and after repeatedly humiliating the Israeli army on the battlefield, its leader, Hassan Nasrallah, became a favorite target for Zionist propagandists. After the September 11 attacks, Zionists fabricated a call by Nasrallah in which he allegedly urged Palestinians to undertake suicide


that Iran supports Hamas and other Palestinian groups who are Sunnis. And he prefaced his remarks by apologizing to the audience for using the sectarian language that he consciously avoids.

He never stated that they send Sunnis against Shiites. In every reference that Nasrallah makes about Takfiri groups, he goes out of his way to say that they pose the greatest danger to Sunni Muslims. He did indeed accuse Saudi Arabia of sending terrorists to Iraq, but in very different terms.

Yet the Washington Post reported: “In a lengthy speech Friday night, the Hezbollah leader Hasan Nasrallah poured scorn on Saudi Arabia’s attempt to influence the outcome of the Yemeni conflict, saying that it is doomed to fail ‘because these are the laws of God.’” In fact, this was partof a humorous section of the speech when Nasrallah mocked the Saudi regime and said that they follow the religion of Bush. Playing the role of conquerors and occupiers, they can only fail — his reasoning was quite secular.

These distortions are no outlier. Whether it’s Nasrallah or Nasser or Habash, when it comes to the enemies of Israel, you can’t trust what you read about their rhetoric and speeches in the mainstream media of the West.


NO. In addition, five co-factors have also been found to be required for this catalytic conversion. These are calmodulin, NADPH, FAD, FMN, and tetrahydrobiopterin. Generally, the three isoforms of NO synthase (NOS) have been labeled type 1 (nNOS), the neuronal isoform; type 2 (iNOS), the inducible isoform; and type 3 (eNOS), the endothelial isoform. nNOS and eNOS are constitutively expressed in the cells in which they are found. iNOS is not constitutively expressed, but rather is induced by a number of cytokines and lypopolysaccarides (LPS). It has been further discovered that nNOS serves as a neurotransmitter. iNOS, further, concerns host defense and cellular immunity. Also, vascular tone and hemodynamic control has been linked to eNOS. The three (3) isoforms of the NOS enzyme fall in the category of As to Threat, he was convicted by a jury of aiding and abetting the passing of counterfeit money also in violation of 18 U.S.C. Sec. 472.

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The main issue in this case on behalf of both Cooper and Threat is whether the trial court erred in denying the defendants' motions to suppress evidence that was obtained in connection with the arrests.  Both of the defendants contend that the evidence should have been suppressed because it was the result of arrests without probable cause in violation of the Fourth Amendment.  The defendants were arrested and there is no dispute about that;  the dispute centers around the timing of the arrests.  If the arrests occurred at the time the defendants' contend, the government concedes that there


at a high rate of speed out of the parking lot, the agents decided to stop it.  They used the flashing red lights on their car to effectuate the stop;  they may have also used the siren.  Following the stopping of the defendants' car, the agents approached, one going to either side.  At this point the facts become contested.

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Both of the defendants allege that when the agents reached their car they were told that they were under arrest.  They also assert that the manner of the stop and subsequent show of authority amounted to arrest.  Other police car and security vehicles arrived.  It is the government's position that Cooper voluntarily got out of the car.  Cooper maintains that she wasthat he was committing or had committed a crime.  Threat argues that at the time the car was stopped, the agents had no knowledge that a counterfeit bill had been passed at J.C. Penney's.

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The government responds to this in support of their belief that they had a reasonable suspicion as follows:

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1.   Prior reportings of the passing of counterfeit money in which there was a pink and white Cadillac automobile involved;

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2.   Cooper met the description of the person identified at prior passings;

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3.   The high rate of speed when the defendants' car began to exit the parking lot.

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The trial court found that under the standards of Terry v. Ohio, supra, the stop of the car was justified.  We see no reason to


Bucs first to be bounced

Charleston Southern was the first Big South team to be eliminated from the conference tournament after losing 6-2 to Campbell Thursday morning. Four runs in the bottom of the seventh proved the difference for the Camels, who were looking to bounce back from an opening round loss to No. 6 Coastal Carolina.

Charleston Southern was the first Big South team to be eliminated from the conference tournament after losing 6-2 to Campbell Thursday morning. Four runs in the bottom of the seventh proved the difference for the Camels, who were looking to bounce back from an opening round loss to No. 6 Coastal Carolina.

Campbell (36-20) smashed out 12 hits, including an RBI single by Matt Parrish and a two-run single by Clayton Brown during the(1986).   While federal law is more of a single corpus than state law, these practical concerns do not magically disappear in the case of federal common law.   The prospect of disuniformity remains especially disquieting for businesses with national plans and multi-state operations that can expect to be sued in many different federal forums.   The mere re-labelling of preempted state claims as federal common law principles would in my judgment effectively nullify 29 U.S.C. § 1144.

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ERISA demands adherence to the written terms of an employee benefit plan.   The statute requires that all ERISA plans be "established and maintained pursuant to a written instrument," 29 U.S.C. § 1102(a)(1), and that the written instrument describe the formal procedures by which the plan can


v. Midwest Fasteners, Inc., 908 F.2d 1155, 1165 n. 10 (3d Cir.1990);  Cefalu, 871 F.2d at 1296-97;  Musto v. American Gen. Corp., 861 F.2d 897, 910 (6th Cir.1988);  Straub v. Western Union Tel. Co., 851 F.2d 1262, 1265-66 (10th Cir.1988);  Nachwalter, 805 F.2d at 959-61;  see also Pizlo v. Bethlehem Steel Corp., 884 F.2d 116, 120 (4th Cir.1989) (rejecting claims because "they rest on an allegation that the pension plan was modified by informal and unauthorized amendment which, as a matter of law, is impermissible").

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Importation of state common law principles to alter written obligations would not only conflict with the text of the statute, it would also undermine the purposes of ERISA.   ERISA is designed" to promote the interests of employees989 F.2d 501
NOTICE: Sixth Circuit Rule 24(c) states that citation of unpublished dispositions is disfavored except for establishing res judicata, estoppel, or the law of the case and requires service of copies of cited unpublished dispositions of the Sixth Circuit.Richard Donald STERN, Petitioner-Appellant,v.UNITED STATES of America, Respondent-Appellee.
No. 92-4013.
United States Court of Appeals, Sixth Circuit.
March 25, 1993.

Before:  MARTIN and SILER, Circuit Judges, and WELLFORD, Senior Circuit Judge.

ORDER

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Richard Stern, a pro se federal prisoner, appeals from an order of the district court denying his motion to vacate his sentence filed pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 2255.   This case has been referred to a panel of the court pursuant to Rule 9(a), Rules of the Sixth Circuit.   Upon examination, this panel unanimously agrees that oral argument


he said in a tweet following the clashes.

Mr Pompeo also described the burning of some of the aid as "sickening".

Opposition leader Juan Guaidó, who has declared himself interim president and helped to organise the aid, condemned the action by security forces.

Mr Guaidó, who has been recognised as leader by dozens of nations, will meet US Vice President Mike Pence on Monday in Bogota, Colombia.

He is travelling there to meet leaders of the regional Lima Group, in spite of a travel ban imposed on him by Mr Maduro's government.

On Saturday evening, Mr Guaidó posted a tweet (in Spanish) which implored the international community to be "open to all options" in order to "liberate" Venezuela from Mr Maduro - who is continuing to resist all calls to stand down.

Deadly violencecrisis for several years. An out-of-control inflation rate has seen prices soar, leaving many Venezuelans struggling to afford basic items such as food, toiletries and medicine.

Mr Guaidó insists that citizens badly need help, while Mr Maduro views aid as a ploy by the US to invade the country. At least 2.7 million people have fled the country since 2015.


history that loosens economic ties instead of strengthening them. Our agreement will not make trade between the UK and the EU frictionless or smoother. It will make it more complicated and costly than today for all of us.”

Bettel echoed that line in saying: “There will be no winners after Brexit, both sides will be loosing.”or - 2.54 vs 2.38 + or - 1.23, 2.20 + or - 1.15, 1.13 + or - 0.42; P < 0.05). The level of ALT, AST, GGT, TC, TG, LDL-C were higher in G4 group than those in G3, G2 and G1 group (P < 0.05). The level of omega-3PUFA was significantly lower in G4 group than those in G3, G2 and G1 group (5.68 + or - 2.02 vs 7.17 + or - 2.38, 6.97 + or - 2.32, 10.08 + or - 2.76; P < 0.05). omega-3PUFA concentration was negatively correlated with HOMA-IR, TC, TG and LDL-C (r = -0.491, -0.376, -0.462, -0.408, P < 0.05). Serum omega-3PUFA is significantly decreased in patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus and NAFLD. Serum omega-3PUFA is negatively correlated


case " "clark?" "iana." "I'm kind of surprised to see you here." "yeah, I know that we left things in a weird place." "come in." "I'll, uh, take credit for the weirdness, but to be honest, you're the one who did the leaving." "I was " "I was really frustrated." "chloe, I can't afford to lose you, too." "ever since I've been with lex, I feel like I've lost everyone else in my life." "well, are you sure it's that you lost them, or were you being forced to leave them behind?" "it seems like you've been walled up in the mansion." "it's not like" "I'm in captivity." "right, well, not in so many words, but I know how protective lex is over the things he values thebig boy, how much damage can Lois really do?" "You know, you're right." "I can just delegate." "I've done that... once." "And since I doubt the rose peddler doused Lois," "I'm putting all my money on the oil essence lady." "So, you can just meet her in an hour." "Here's the address." "Thanks." "You're my guy." "Looking for a little inspiration?" "No." "Thanks." "I've already got my muse." "So, is this supposed to make you feel... blissful or whatever?" "Not "supposed to"." "It does." "Oh." "That sounds kind of easy." "You're on the rebound, you just rub some sexy goo on, and wham!" "You're singing Barry White songs again." "Indigenous cultures have used herbal oils for centuries." "We've strayed so far from nature, we think we're above it."


his system." "He wasn't good enough for me anyway." "I'll let you handle Lois." "Hopefully, I can find Clark before Lex does." " Hey." "You got it?" " Mugwort, a.k.a. a delegating success story." "Once this hits her skin, Lois' pumpkin ride is over." "What does she have that I don't?" "So weird to see her acting like a girl." "What's that?" "Just a little something to help break the infatuation spell." "I think it's time we get those glass slippers back." "You know what?" "Stop making fun of my feelings!" "Just because you never got Clark doesn't mean you need to take it out on me." "Uh..." "Wow, this is awkward." "Please tell me I was going to a costume party." "You humiliated me in front ofhas already played Pepper in four films now and I hope they keep her on for even more films. For the most part, she is an actress that can keep up with her co-stars fast paced dialogue while at the same time showing that it isn't just the men that can captivate the audience with a role.

Dr. Yinsen

Portrayed by Shaun Toub

If it wasn't for this man, Tony Stark would be dead. In a desperate attempt to save the life of someone that he barely knew, Dr. Yinsen stuck an electromagnet inside of Stark's chest with the aid of

Character Final Summary: I've watched a lot of movies... some small in scope, some larger in scope, but I don't feel that supporting characters always leave an impact that Toub's performance


color design, face mask, and even the way the suit moves. While it is not true to the comics on how Tony got his armor the design is flawless from the comic that inspired it.This design first showed up in Marvel Comics' "Tales of Suspense" Issue #48 and there isn't much I really can say but: FINALLY. When they decided to put red on gold they must have realized how silly the silver and gold Iron Man armors must have been. This is the iconic color scheme that has for the most part been around for 50 years and I expect that we'll eventually get back to these colors soon enough in comics once they stop messing around with things like the "Secret Origin of Iron Man" andmuch of an urgency of trying to escape Tony would have stopped right there and would have cried... at least that is what I imagine could have happened but of course that would have ruined the entire pacing of that whole sequence.I've watched a lot of movies... some small in scope, some larger in scope, but I don't feel that supporting characters always leave an impact that Toub's performance as Dr. Yinsen have, I am glad that even though the origin of Iron Man has changed more than once in comics, the film stayed true to who helped really inspire and change Tony Stark from warmongering asshole to someone who takes consequences very seriously. I also am impacted by Dr. Yinsen's appearance even when he is not on


film - I couldn't help but think of him when watching the scene in Captain America: The First Avenger when Steve Rogers own mentor meets a similar fate - I'm sure this wasn't intentional by the studio but his performance makes the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe emotionally better. Since this is my review with my bad grammar, sentence structure and probably bad analysis I am going to be very honest with how I felt about Terrence Howard's performance as Rhodey. Yes, a lot of people do not like his performance in the film especially when they already had formed an opinion on his acting based on all of the behind-the-scenes crap that went on. Yes, it is very true that he was the first signed on for theyou can't really tell if this guy has a sense of humor and it's obvious that through everything that goes on from when he pops up during the press meeting to his last scenes with Pepper and Iron Monger... it's apparent that nothing fazes this guy.

Character Final Summary: Obviously, Agent Coulson isn't the only taste of SHIELD we get in this whole film because if you're like me (and I hope you're not), you always like to watch the stinger, or post-credits scene, that teases us with Sam Jackson as Nick Fury and the bigger universe at hand. I've read lots of quotes and statements and everyone tries to say it was only added "as a joke", but I don't know who they are kidding because Marvel already


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By 1903 Live Oak boasted a private golf course with a flock of sheep for maintenance of greens and fairways. Live Oak was also extended to  and had the first tung tree orchard in Florida. In 1903 an additional  were leased from Ellen Call Long's Orchard Pond Plantation for use in hunting. In 1915 and 1916 Tennent Ronalds purchased Orchard Pond from the Long and Call families. Ronalds also purchased the James Kirksey Plantation.
Tennent Ronalds committed suicide on February 24, 1924.

In 1925, Live Oak was only . That year, it was purchased by Herman C. Fleitman of Stamford, Connecticut. In 1934, it was sold again to Leon T. Cheek of Jacksonville,


normal members of the mouse microbiota and offer different degrees of protection in mouse models of colitis. We will utilize this mouse commensal as well as E. coli human clinical isolates to understand how colonization with these microbes impacts the effector function of CX3CR1+ MNPs. We will further determine how these isolates support immune protection in models of colitis. Finally, with the goal of identifying microbial genetic elements which induce immune protection, we will utilize comparative genomics-based analysis to identify and subsequently target microbial gene clusters in these E. coli isolates that correlate with protective immunity. Our overall objective is to determine how specific members of the microbiota impacts intestinal immunity as the first step in understanding the regulation of intestinal homeostasis by the microbiota.the evidence, the prosecution has the burden to disprove this defense beyond a reasonable *579 doubt.[9] Had the jury believed Petta's defense, or had any reasonable doubt, it was instructed to find Petta not guilty. But the jury convicted her, thus rejecting her defense beyond a reasonable doubt.
Collateral estoppel applies when an issue decided in the first action is actually litigated, essential to the prior judgment, and identical to an issue in a pending action.[10] The doctrine is designed to promote judicial efficiency and to prevent inconsistent judgments by preventing any relitigation of an ultimate issue of fact.[11] Collateral estoppel does not require mutuality.[12] It applies when the party against whom it is asserted had a full and fair opportunity to litigate the issue in the prior suit.[13]
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		b = strconv.AppendInt(b, int64(t.Year()), 10)
	} else {
		b = strconv.AppendInt(b, int64(-t.Year()), 10)
	}

	b = append(b, []byte{0x2d}...)

	if t.Month() < 10 {
		b = append(b, '0')
	}

	b =aim of enhancing a quicker KYC onboarding process.

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With all the great achievements Coinfield bagged recently, Ripple’s XRP is tipped of enjoying vast adoption since it is a base currency on the imposing trading platform.