timing converter comprises a semiconductor integrated circuit (LSI), receives the display data and the control signals from the host computer and outputs necessary display data and operation clocks to the gate drivers on the basis of them. Incidentally, the data line for one pixel has 18 bits (six bits for each of R, G and B).
The host computer transmits signals to the timing converter of the liquid crystal display device by low voltage amplification differential signals, or so-called “LVDS”. The timing converter transmits the signals at a CMOS level to the drain drivers. However, it is difficult in this case to supply 65 MHz pixel clocks. Therefore, the display date is transmitted in synchronism with both edges of the rise and fall of a 32.5 MHz clock.
As shownsuch as those accused of selling drugs to minors or proprietors with past drug convictions.

One high-profile case went to trial in U.S. District Court in Los Angeles last summer. Charles Lynch, who sought and received the blessing of elected officials in Morro Bay before opening a dispensary in that Central Coast community in 2006, was charged with distributing more than 100 kilos of marijuana.

At trial, prosecutors portrayed Lynch, 47, as a common drug dealer who sold dope to minors and toted around a backpack stuffed with cash.

Lynch and his lawyers hoped to mount a defense based on the assertion that he was providing a legitimate service to cancer patients and other severely ill people. But they were limited in doing so because the U.S. Supreme Court has concluded


that because federal law trumps those of the states, why drugs are being distributed is irrelevant.

Jurors convicted Lynch on five counts, but the jury forewoman said it was not easy to do so. “We all felt Mr. Lynch intended well,” Kitty Meese said after the verdict in August. “It was a tough decision for all of us because the state law and the federal law are at odds.”

Lynch, who is to be sentenced later this month, is facing a mandatory minimum of five years in federal prison. His case has become something of a cause celebre among medical marijuana advocates.

Holder was asked about medical marijuana at a Feb. 25 press conference after the arrests of more than 50 alleged members of Mexico’s Sinaloa drug cartel.

Specifically, he was askedsmall water clusters provided by the RPBE functional is significantly improved if van der Waals interactions are included, while in case of the PBE functional, which is well-known to yield stronger binding than RPBE, van der Waals corrections lead to overestimated binding energies.


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energies are interpreted experimentally: (1) One is $\bxi \equiv E$()$-E(^{14}\text{N})
= 4.38\pm0.25\,\text{MeV}$, which was deduced under the assumption that both hypernuclei  and involved in the reaction were produced in their ground states. In this case, the hypernucleus  is considered to be in the state . (2) Another possible binding energy is $\bxi = 1.11\pm0.25\,\text{MeV}$, if  was left in an excited state. Recently JLab reported the energy spectra of  using the $(e,e'K^{+})$ reaction [@10LBe]. When the energy of the excited state in  is taken into account, the $\Xi^-$ binding energy is interpreted around 1.11 MeV, and the observed  in the Kiso event is in the state  [@private].

The Kiso event is important in the sense that it confirms that the  interaction is attractive. Now we have the following questions: (i) Can we identify+ \_) , from which one obtains the corresponding hyperonic SHF mean fields V\_&= a\_0 + a\_1 - a\_2 - a\_4 \_N + a\_3 \^2 , \[e:vl\]\
V\_N\^[()]{} &= a\_0 + a\_1 - a\_2 - a\_4 \_ + 2a\_3, and a $\la$ effective mass &=& [12]{} + a\_1 . \[e:mfit\] The relation to the standard $\la\!N$ Skyrme parameters $t_{0,1,2,3}^{Y\!N}$ is a\_0 = t\_0 ,  a\_1 = ,  a\_2 = ,  a\_3 = .

Minimizing the total energy of the hypernucleus, $E=\int\!d^3\rv\:\eps_\text{SHF}(\rv)$, one arrives at the SHF Schrödinger equation & \_q\^i()\
& = e\_q\^i \_q\^i() , where $V_C$ is the Coulomb field and $\Wv_N$ the nucleonic spin-orbit mean-field [@shf]. In contrast to $\Lambda$ hypernuclei, the Coulomb interaction is very important for the light  hypernuclei discussed here. An approximate c.m. correction is applied as


coupling of the  and $\lala$ channels, and the BHF results were obtained with the Nijmegen ESC08b $Y\!N$ and $YY$ potentials.)

The parameter $a_2$ has no directly observable effect, but determines the surface energy and might simulate finite-size effects to some extend [@vaut]. Motivated by the equivalent parameter of the recently derived SLL4 $\Lambda N$ Skyrme force [@hypsky], we introduce a further  Skyrme force, SL2, with the fixed value $a_2=20\,\text{MeV\,fm}^5$, and an adjustable $a_0$.

The parameter $a_3$ can be related to the nonlinear density dependence of the  mean field in homogeneous nuclear matter, V\_Y() = a\_0+ a\_1\_N + a\_3\_N\^2 . \[e:vnm\] Again referring to the BHF results [@hypesc], we fix this parameter roughly to $a_3=1000\,\text{MeV\,fm}^6$, and this force is termed SL3. For comparison, in the SLL4 $\Lambda N$ Skyrme force [@hypsky],calculated $\bxi$ of  is 6.1–6.2 MeV by the RMF, which is more consistent with the “empirical value” of $\bxi\approx5$ MeV. Here, it should be noted that we have error bar, $\pm 0.25$ MeV, in $B_{\Xi^-}$ for $^{15}_{\Xi}$C. Then, when we tune the  interactions to be $0.86$ MeV and $1.36$ MeV, which are upper and lowest $B_{\Xi^-}$ for $^{15}_{\Xi}$C, the energies of are 5.41 MeV and 6.88 MeV, respectively, which are not away from the ’emprical data’.

Here, the $\Xi^-$ hyperon occupies the $1p_{3/2}$ state, because the spin-orbit splitting of the $1p$ state is found very small, 0.06 MeV, and the $1p_{3/2}$ orbit is lower. On the other hand, within the framework of SHF, the calculated $\bxi$ using SL0, SL2, and SL3 are 8.0, 7.3, and 5.2 MeV, respectively. In order to interpret the


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Y. Yamamoto, H. Bandō, and J. Zofka,Assessment of protein spot components applying correspondence analysis for peptide mass fingerprint data.
Proteins separated by two-dimensional gel electrophoresis (2-DE) may be distributed over several spots. Otherwise, one spot may contain more than one component. The same protein occurring in several spots supposedly represents differently modified protein species that might be of biological relevance. Identification of spots with peptide mass fingerprinting and database searching leads only to the detection of the major spot components. If a spot also contains additional minor protein components, quantitation of spots with protein staining techniques or antibody detection becomes misleading. In order to find spots containing minor components we applied correspondence analysis, a multivariate data exploration method, to peptide mass fingerprint data. Correspondence analysis using peak lists revealed groups of spots containing the same


able to produce phenomenal profits. When Mr. Lay was reported as having played an important role in formulating the Bush administration's energy policies, the aura was only enhanced. In January, the shares traded for $84.
But now, with some of the company's ventures clearly having run into problems, it appears that investors are growing less willing to accept the company's reports. That the partnership transactions were disclosed at all was because of the involvement of the chief financial officer, and some have wondered if there might have been similar deals with others.
Mr. Lay has promised to make the company's financial reports easier to understand, and last week's report was at first praised by some analysts for doing just that.
In a news release yesterday, Mr. Lay said the company welcomedNasdaq. Dain Rauscher reduced its rating on the Fort Lauderdale, Fla., maker of computer networking products, saying the company faces competitive pressures from products introduced by rival vendors.
Jabil Circuit eased 16 cents, or 0.7%, to 22.90. The St. Petersburg, Fla., contract electronics maker adopted a so-called shareholder rights plan, which is aimed at preventing an acquirer from gaining control of the company.
EMC advanced 68 cents, or 5.9%, to 12.19. The Hopkinton, Mass., maker of data-storage systems signed what was described as a multibillion-dollar enterprise storage agreement with Dell Computer. Dell improved 50 cents, or 2.1%, to 24.55 on Nasdaq.
SeaChange International advanced 88 cents, or 3.6%, to 25.03 on Nasdaq, boosted by an upbeat research note from Dain Rauscher, which said the Maynard, Mass., provider of


Inc.)

HOUSTON -(Dow Jones)- Enron Corp. (ENE) will hold a conference call at 9:30 a.m. EDT Tuesday to address investor concerns, the company said in a press release Monday.
Earlier Monday, a shareholder filed a derivative lawsuit against Enron alleging the board breached their fiduciary duties by allowing Chief Financial Officer Andrew Fastow to create and run certain limited partnerships.
Last week, Enron said it received a request for information about "certain related party transactions" from the Securities and Exchange Commission.
On Oct. 16, Enron announced that it would take a $35 million charge relating to the limited partnerships and revealed that the company had to repurchase 55 million of its shares in order to unwind its involvement in the partnerships, thereby reducing the company's shareholder equity by $1.2 billion.Nerve growth factor in medullary carcinoma of the thyroid.
In a case of medullary carcinoma of the thyroid gland assay was performed for nerve growth factor bioactivity. The tumor extract showed significant amounts of nerve growth factor bioactivity, but extracts of normal thyroid and other types of thyroid neoplasms showed no such bioactivity. Nerve growth factor may be useful as a tumor marker in the diagnosis and management of medullary carcinoma of the thyroid. It may play a role in the development of associated tumors of neural crest origin and may contribute to the development of cachexia in patients with medullary carcinoma of the thyroid.


cry aloud in chorus, does England hear? England, maybe. Englishmen, let Cecil Adams decide. XV. Clarke's 3rd Law: technology hides, turns seamless with thought and volition. DNA acquires cell walls, nervous systems hide, eventually present as Persons. And the aliens who'd make it here would seem god-like. XVI. Thus, to Fermi, a reply: those who've arrived, conquered an ocean of space and time, would speak like gods: would speak, that is, from beyond space and time, coopting ("having coopted") the natural domain, the archetypes, all indigenous systems into their communicative palette--- or they'd speak within our own stilled minds. p bali novembermaps do not reflect the storms path moving near Florida.
It's a wait and sees game at this point.....

Hurricane "Paula" has reached CAT 2 classification and is presently on a projected track to target areas of western Cuba. Expert reports remain vague as to the storms path after interacting with Cuba, but present track maps still show the system having potential influence over a wide region of the Caribbean and or Gulf waters up to and including southern Florida.

Hurricane Paula is still a Category 2 hurricane with winds of 100 mph as of 8:00 a.m. EDT. Paula, in the northwestern Caribbean Sea, is moving over very warm water, and with light wind shear, some further strengthening is expected over the next 12 hours.

As the hurricane nears the Yucatan Channel,


more than some high clouds filtering across the area from time to time. However, the Florida Keys, southernmost Florida, and the Bahamas can get into a period of steadier, heavier rain or a thunderstorm today through this evening, or at the very least an increase in shower activity. Much of the Bahamas will likely stay fairly active tonight into Friday, while South Florida dries out later tonight. Meanwhile, heavy rain, along with strong, damaging winds and a storm surge of 2-4 feet, will inundate western Cuba. Deadly flooding and landslides will occur, and widespread damage is possible throughout western Cuba.It would be a lens of unparalleled flexibility, and you could just let it float there and monitor the tiny visible distortions created in its transmission of light, as cosmic radiation or other “space wind” deforms the blob.


therefore, tested the hypothesis that blockade of inhibitory GABAergic transmission conferred ischemic tolerance. However, temporary administration of bicuculline 48 h prior to ischemic challenge was not neuroprotective. In another approach, we tested whether preconditioning with the GABA(A)R agonist, 4,5,6,7-tetrahydroisoxazolo[5,4-c]pyridin-3-ol (THIP) mediated ischemic tolerance and found no significant neuroprotection. The results are discussed in light of the intrinsic excitatory-inhibitory balance of glutamate and GABA.Subjective assessment of a new moisturizing mouth spray for the symptomatic relief of dry mouth.
A randomized clinical trial (Study 1) and consumer usage test (Study 2) were conducted to evaluate the acceptability and efficacy of OASIS Mouth Moisturizing Spray in subjects experiencing dry mouth. Study 1: A randomized, single-blind, four-arm crossover clinical trial was conducted in 24 subjects, ranging from 50-84 years of age, to evaluate OASIS Mouth Moisturizing Spray and two experimental mouth spray formulations, and compare their performance to a reference (marketed) mouth spray, SALIVEZE. Following a three-day acclimatization phase, subjects used all four products at home for three days. Each treatment phase was separated by a three-day washout period. Study 2: One-hundred twenty subjects participated in a three-week home usage consumer test using OASIS Mouth


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How can I create a QGLContext from the existing CGLContextObj?

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The mouse fetoprotein transcription factor (FTF) gene promoter is regulated by three GATA elements with tandem E box and Nkx motifs, and FTF in turn activates the Hnf3beta, Hnf4alpha, and Hnf1alpha gene promoters.
Fetoprotein transcription factor (FTF) is an orphan nuclear receptor that activates the alpha(1)-fetoprotein gene during early liver developmental growth. Here we sought to define better the position of FTF in transcriptional cascades leading to hepatic differentiation. The mouse FTF gene was isolated and assigned to chromosome 1 band E4 (one mFTF pseudogene was also found). Exon/intron mapping shows an mFTF gene structure similar to that of its close homologue SF1, with two more N-terminal exons in the mFTF gene; exon mapping also delimits several FTF mRNA 5'- and 3'-splice variants. The mFTF transcription initiation site was= .17), and adequate placement was confirmed at 125 seconds (range, 50-341, P < .001). Major errors in placement requiring removal and replacement occurred in 2 dogs for BPTT and in none for FGTT. Procedural complications did not differ between groups, and no postoperative complication occurred within the first 12 hours after placement. Radiation entrance surface dose was lower in the BPTT group (P = .004), but stochastic radiation doses did not differ. Fluoroscopic guidance of wide-bore thoracostomy tubes accelerated the time to accurate tube placement and alleviated the requirement for removal and replacement in this population. Although use of fluoroscopy increased radiation entrance surface dose, the dose was not clinically significant. Fluoroscopic guidance of wide-bore thoracostomy tubes should be considered as an alternative to traditional, blind placement.


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All of these things are seen on the show, Futurama, and continue to be very plausible as potential paths for our world of the future. As immigrants often start businesses, create new jobs, and craft new technologies, the same could be said of the future world with aliens.

As more and more types of aliens come to our world, there is the likelihood that new business and industries might be developed as well as technologies too.

It would be fascinating to see what exactly aliens bring to our world in what they could create. Some inventions might bring an end to the very issues we struggle within our world.

They may have created things that solve difficulties like cancer and poverty. If the future turns out to be anything likeversed in US tax practices, so I can't even go out and hire a
professional who can manage both my Australian and US tax lodging.

Although I was born and raised in the US and in many ways still think of the
US as my homeland, I am on the verge of giving up my US citizenship for
exactly this reason.

~~~
jcampbell1
Don't do it. Learn how to use turbo tax online. It costs $50, and takes about
2 hours. I don't know about your personal situation, but you are likely very
far from owing any US taxes.

You don't need an accountant. Just do it to the best of your ability. It is
pretty simple. Income, AUS taxes paid, foreign account list. TurboTax will
tell say you owe nothing, then click the e-file button.

Don't trash a US passport


can make filing trivial
even if the situation is not.

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taligent
This is one dumb article.

Firstly it's only 1800 people. And secondly of course more people are going to
renounce citizenship when the economy is bad versus 2008/9/10 when it was
notably better.

~~~
loverobots
the econ turns instantly horrible when you live in, say, South Korea and find
out that you may owe a fortune to the IRS, just because your dad was /is a US
citizen.

~~~
nknight
If I remember right, there are actually rules about that specific type of
situation. If you've never lived in, had any substantial economic links to, or
done anything that could be seen as claiming US citizenship, I believe you can
renounce your citizenship and received a formal waiver of any tax liability.

Bijou Raffle Lesson

I've been posting and posting about this technique I use to come up with unusual ideas, the Bijou Raffle game. I finally couldn't take it any longer, I needed to create a lesson on this fantastic method of allowing the universe to take a more active roll in choosing your next Zentangle projects (you can read an earlier blog post here).

Have a hard time choosing tangle patterns for your Zentangle® tiles? Let the universe choose for you! Learn how to create and use a "bijou raffle", a set of tangles and enhancers that will CHANGE the way you view art and creativity. Intermediate 1-hour 9-video lesson, also 280 printable bijou cards and several bonus PDFs. Learn more$24

The concept is easy enough to understand: it's nothing but


a very large collection of 2x2 inch bijou tiles with tangles, enhancers, art ideas and prompts. Extract a few from the box and let the universe decide what you're going to use for your next Zentangle project.

However, the more I thought about it, the more I could see that this is ANYTHING but simple. Selecting what goes INTO the box in the first place is a matter of understanding the many different ingredients which can produce wonderful art, just like it requires understanding the many spices and herbs that can be added to great cuisine.

In my exploration, I was able to divide the different cards into several categories, which range from Tangle Patterns, Strings, all the way to different types of Art Enhancers, and finally to Art suppliesindexing method, in which the crown gear and bevel gear pinion are hobbed. The broaching method is also a single indexing method but the tooth flanks of crown gear and bevel gear pinion are not produced by envelope cuts as in hobbing. Rather, the cutter profiles in broaching exactly correspond to the shape of the final gap profile of the bevel gear. The broaching method is more productive than hobbing in the single indexing method, but has the disadvantage that a special disc-shaped broaching cutter head having a plurality of various die cutters on the circumference is required for almost every bevel gear (transmission ratio).
The time expenditure for the hobbing production of bevel gear pairs is sometimes relatively great. This finding also applies for bevel gears having hypocycloidal


workflow you're asking about.  As such, this in and of itself is not a HIPAA violation.
My related question had to do with an assumedly different scenario, where I was inquiring about providing a patient with a copy of clinical documentation.  The answers here basically confirmed that as long as you're explicitly stating the handoff of ownership of this data to the end-user (who's assumedly logged in to be granted access to the document in the first place), you needn't password-protect, encrypt, etc., the document itself.
Hope this helps.  Also browse the other HIPAA-tagged items here, as there's lots of discussion about transmission, storage, etc.!

Effects of two cognitive regulation strategies on the processing of food cues in high restrained eaters. An event-related potential study.
This study tested the effects of cognitive regulation (CR) on the attentional processing of food cues in restrained eaters (RE) by means of event-related potentials (ERPs). In a within-subject-design, RE (n = 23) were presented pictures of highly palatable food and office items while ERPs were recorded. Prior to the presentation of the food stimuli, participants were either instructed to engage in reappraisal or to attempt to suppress cravings - both cognitive regulation (CR) strategies - or to simply watch the pictures. Prior to the presentation of the neutral stimuli, participants were instructed to simply watch them. Following each picture presentation, momentary craving was assessed. Main results showed that


acetone were prepared at the following concentrations: 3.125, 6.25, 12.5, 25.0, and 50.0 μL/mL; with acetone alone used as a negative control and pyrethrum extract as a positive control. The toxicity of the oils was studied by the leaf dipping method, the wax on the surface of soybean leaf was scraped off with knife, and then a 2 × 3 cm rectangle was punched out of the leaf.\[[@ref4]\] Soybean leaves were then dipped in the selected solutions for 3 s and then air-dried. Twenty-five adult aphids were gently dislodged from the undersides of leaves of plants in the rearing colony and then put on the treated leaves in Petri dishes with a brush; sick or molting aphids were not transferred or were immediately removed from dishes upon discovery.included juvenile
dispositions that were more than five years old.

    We affirm on the first three issues without further comment. The State
agrees that the scoresheet incorrectly includes juvenile dispositions that
were more than five years old. We therefore remand the case for correction
of the scoresheet.

   Affirmed, but remanded for correction of the scoresheet.

CIKLIN and GERBER, JJ., concur.
                      *        *        *

Not final until disposition of timely filed motion for rehearing.


This is something of a classic in the genre. I think it is entertaining and at parts humorous. About half way through the book turns into something liThis is something of a classic in the genre. I think it is entertaining and at parts humorous. About half way through the book turns into something like a sob story with Luciano complaining about persecution. Unfortunately, much of the material is contradicted by the media, Congress, and the DOJ. Most authors consult this book; but accept that much of it is bogus. As late as 2006 some authors were building a case that Luciano was either grossly ingenius or the entire interview was a fabrication. ...more

Even though this is one of the key books in the genre, I remain disappointedshow how the family operated, and the responsibilities expected of different-ranking members within the family. The excerpts also show how the small family interacted with other Mafia families.

The parts about DeCalvacante acting as mediator in the Bananna Mafia War are also enlightening. They provide a different picture of the conflict than that provided by Joe and Bill Bonanno. ...more

Unfortunately, Morton has something of a monopoly on writing about organized crime in the UK. Unlike other authors, this one explores OC in British ciUnfortunately, Morton has something of a monopoly on writing about organized crime in the UK. Unlike other authors, this one explores OC in British cities other than London. However, the writing is so seemingly disorganized (much like the gangs themselves) that it is difficult to understand


In vitro degradation and cell response of calcium carbonate composite ceramic in comparison with other synthetic bone substitute materials.
The robust calcium carbonate composite ceramics (CC/PG) can be acquired by fast sintering calcium carbonate at a low temperature (650 °C) using a biocompatible, degradable phosphate-based glass (PG) as sintering agent. In the present study, the in vitro degradation and cell response of CC/PG were assessed and compared with 4 synthetic bone substitute materials, calcium carbonate ceramic (CC), PG, hydroxyapatite (HA) and β-tricalcium phosphate (β-TCP) ceramics. The degradation rates in decreasing order were as follows: PG, CC, CC/PG, β-TCP, and HA. The proliferation of rat bone mesenchymal stem cells (rMSCs) cultured on the CC/PG was comparable with that on CC and PG, but inferior to HA and β-TCP. The alkaline def new
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If you don't have an account click the "login or signup" tab in the upper right & create one. To make things easy you can quickly create it using your facebook, twitter, or google login. Your real identity & your login credentials for those sites will remain private. Just be sure to choose an alias when you set it up. PS: Even if you haven't been to SFN in years, your old login will still work.

They were acquitted of attempted murder charges, but Maxine Waters (Compton) helped to start the riots telling people to take to the streets, "No justice, no peace". She's really not that good for helping people in her district. She is one of the biggest race baiters and her district is worse off thenlength. In some instances, this length is too long for use with the most convenient attachment point in the vehicle.
It is now common for a single support seat to be adapted for use in both the rear and forward facing modes. To date, most of such dual purpose seats have made use of two tether straps, one for when the seat is in a rear facing mode, and one for when the seat is in a forward facing mode. This represents an unnecessary added cost, and also presents the possibility of incorrect installation when the wrong tether strap is used.


reason be construed to charge a crime”).

                                                   4
United States v. Edington
No. 11-4412

404, 411 (6th Cir. 2010) (quoting Hamling v. United States, 418 U.S. 87, 117 (1974)). We employ

“‘a common sense construction in determining whether an indictment sufficiently informs a

defendant of an offense.’” United States v. Maney, 226 F.3d 660, 663 (6th Cir. 2000) (quoting Allen

v. United States, 867 F.2d 969, 971 (6th Cir. 1989)).

       Section 2422(b), which criminalizes both the completed offense   to merely find that the videos charged were authentic.

       Edington received the instruction that he requested at trial. On appeal, he fails to explain

exactly why he thinks that the jury instructions nevertheless were deficient on this point. Edington

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United States v. Edington
No. 11-4412

fails to develop this argument, and, therefore, we find that he has waived it. See El-Moussa v.

Holder, 569 F.3d 250, 257 (6th Cir. 2009) (“Issues adverted to in a


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not produced using real children), superseded by statute on other grounds as recognized in United

States v. Williams, 411 F.3d 675, 677 n.1 (6th Cir. 2005). “The question of whether the images are

virtual or real is one of fact, to be determined by evidence about which argument can be made to the

jury.” Id. at 654. In Farrelly, we held that the government met its burden because the jury had

access to the photographs, the defense never challenged the reality of the children, and the jury was

clearly instructed that it had to find that the images were of real children. Id. at 653.

       In this case, as in Farrelly, the videos in question were presented to the jury, which had the

opportunity to assess whether realto reach is unavailable." "Please leave a message after the beep." "(beeps)" "Hey, it's me." "Have you heard from Penn?" "'Cause I'm supposed to meet him and he's still not here." "I'm freaked." "I'm out of here." "(engine starting)" "(silenced gunshots) (grunting)" "(knife unsheathing)" "NOPD patrol spotted the car a few hours ago." "Engine's still on, who knows how long." "Loretta?" "Granier was shot from behind." "The same tight grouping of the wounds." "(camera shutter clicking)" "The same surgical care with the postmortem removal of the tongue." "(camera shutter clicking)" "And again... the killer takes the term" ""hold your tongue" literally." "Guessing when you pull the slugs out of the dash, the bullets'll match the ones used to kill Penn." "It's an elaborate choreography." "It takes time and


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high irradiances during short exposure can result in retinal, subhyaloid, subretinal and or choroidal hemorrhages that cause temporary visual deficit if involving the central fundus. These deficits were present in Cases number 1 and 2 in our series.[@ref3][@ref4][@ref5][@ref6] Permanent visual deficit occurs if there is an underlying damage to the retinal structure.[@ref5][@ref6][@ref7][@ref8] For example Case number 1 had persistent poor vision due to alteration of retinal structure noted on optical coherence tomography. In Case number 2, the final visual outcome remains unknown as patient was lost to follow up.

Allen *et al*.[@ref2] reported full thickness foveal hole in a 20-year-old man due to accidental exposure from a hand held Nd: YAG laser range finder device. Presence of strong reflections from the choroid underlying the hole on optical coherence tomogram,then look carefully for warnings, specifically on your line:
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EDIT: I just downloaded one of the ASIHTTPRequest projects, and to my dismay, the delegate property of the ASINetworkQueue class does not have to conform to a specific protocol. This is bad programming style. If you set up a delegate, you should make the delegate pointer conform to a specific protocol.
Also, be aware that the ASI networking classes have not been maintained for several years now and are getting badly out of date. There are better alternatives out there, and you should look at moving to a different networking framework.


change. Does Spong have a point when he says that “premodern symbols do not work in a postmodern world. To do nothing is to vote for death” (p. 126)?

6. The time is long overdue for the church to become more proactive in addressing some of the big questions of today. Spong does this from his liberal theological view. Some of the big questions include: Why is suicide becoming an option for more people, especially the young? Why is divorce on the rise? How can the church help with better parenting in families? Is the Bible trustworthy for a modern world? How can I be genuinely Christian in a multicultural Australia? What does it mean to proclaim “Jesus is Lord”? Why are evangelicals not as strong as the liberalsin the areas of social responsibility? Is the CEO pastor biblical? When we gather as a church, why are most Christians mute? What can we do about teenage rebellion? Is there a biblical perspective on the use of drugs? Is the Holy Spirit too often just a force to be noticed for some Christians? How can relevant Christianity be communicated without froth and bubble or dry irrelevance?

Spong does not want to deal with conservative, fundamentalist Christianity, and believes that it has no application to life today. He comments that “nowhere is this better seen than when one observes how the word Christianis used in our contemporary world” (p. 12). This is the pot calling the kettle black! It is Spong who has demolished the Bible’s definition of a


Eddy & Greg Boyd, in The Jesus Legend, challenge the Jesus-legend thesis and defend the historical reliability of the Synoptic Jesus tradition – based on evidence.

This is a book for those who want the challenges of the skeptical left addressed in a substantive, scholarly way. The authors examine (1) The historical method & the Jesus tradition in first-century Palestine, (2) Other witnesses, including ancient historians & the apostle Paul, (3) The early oral tradition between Jesus and the Gospels, and (4) The Synoptic Gospels as historical sources for reliable evidence for Jesus.

They reach the researched decision that “our broad cumulative case for the historicity of the essential portrait(s) of Jesus found in the Synoptic Gospels” refutes the legendary-Jesus thesis, based on the Gospels an examination of “the generalreligious environment Jewish Palestine” (p. 452).

They are in agreement with James Dunn that “if we are unsatisfied with the Jesus of the Synoptic tradition, then we will simply have to lump it; there is no other truly historical or historic Jesus” (cited in p. 453).

This is one of the most refreshing books I have read in my scholarly escapades. It is not for those who want a nice bed-time story, but for those who seek answers to the scholarly rot of recent years that has infected the church and the Christian faith.

Spencer Gear,
Hervey Bay, Qld., Australia [my location has since changed]
This document last updated at Date: 28 October 2015.

I have a crisis of conscience after reading this dangerous, but prophetic book. It’s a threat for all who believe


The basilica was the common government building. And it was designed after Greek pagan temples” (p. 113). The centre of the building was the altar, considered the most holy place in the building and “it often contained the relics of the martyrs” (p. 114).

The church building had a major influence on worship. “The pomp and ritual of the imperial court was adopted into the Christian liturgy” (p. 115).

The clergy with special garb happened under Constantine. This was borrowed from the Greco-Roman world, thus aligning it with pagan culture.

During the fourth century, pagan religious ideas and practices were absorbed into Christianity. The clergy were elevated in function and the laity were gradually silenced in the church gathering.

At this time, there were changes in church architecture with the entrance ofdoes appear in the NT at Eph. 4:11, which reads, “And he gave the apostles, the prophets, the evangelists, the pastors and teachers . . .” Viola’s chapter heading is, “The pastor: Thief of every-member functioning.”

Viola is so provocative as to state that “there is not a single verse in the entire NT that supports the existence of the modern day Pastor! He simply did not exist in the early church” (p. 141). Beyond that observation, he claims that “there is more Biblical authority for snake handling than there is for the modern Pastor. (Mark 16:18 and Acts 28:3-6 both mention handling snakes.) So snake handling wins out two verses to one verse” (p. 142). He has a point, but the analogy is meant to arouse interest. Viola’s


function was completely at odds with the modern pastoral role” (p. 144).

a. From where did the contemporary pastoral role come?

The author observes that the seeds of such a role were with the prophecy of Eldad and Medad (whom Moses tried to restrain — see Numbers 11:26-28) , the people seeking a physical mediator when Moses ascended Mount Horeb (Ex. 20:19), and with Diotrephes “who loved to have the preeminence” (3 John 9-10). He sees the hierarchical form of leadership of the social structures of ancient cultures being adopted by post-apostolic Christians (p. 145).

The one-bishop-rule started with Ignatius of Antioch (35-107): “We can trace the origin of the modern Pastor and church hierarchy to him” as he “elevated one of the elders above all the others. The elevated elderwas now called ‘the bishop'” (pp. 146-47). By the end of the third century, the one-bishop-rule “prevailed everywhere. . . The congregation, once active, was now rendered deaf and mute. The saints merely watched the bishop perform” (p. 148).

By the time of Cyprian in the third century, bishops began to be called priests and pastors. Together they were called “the clergy.” “It is upon Cyprian’s lap that we can lay the non-NT concept of sacerdotalism – the belief that there exists a Divinely appointed person to mediate between God and the people” (pp. 149-50, 152).

b. Other influences

1. Thanks to Ambrose of Milan in the 4th century, the priest became the overseer of the Catholic Mass where the bread and wine of the Lord’s Supper “magically” turned into the


the field and less tattered clothing for going into town” (p. 187). The exception is with “neo-denominations” such as the Vineyard, where dress is casual.

In the 19th century, church leaders such as Horace Bushnell sought to affirm this new attire, claiming that this “sophistication and refinement were attributes of God and that Christians should emulate them.” Others such as Presbyterian, William Henry Foote, stated that “a church-going people are a dress loving people” (p. 189).

What’s wrong with dressing up when going to church? Viola claims that:

“It reflects the false cleavage between the secular and the sacred”;

It “screams out a false message: That church is the place where Christians hide their real selves and ‘dress them up’ to look nice and pretty. . . It gives the house ofand praise songs in your own hands, you will never wish to go back to standing in a pew and being led about by a choir director or a worship team. . .

It is high time that the ministry of music and song be taken away from the second-string clergy and be given back to the people of God (p. 212).

Viola adds one qualifier:

I have no problem at all with talented musicians performing for an audience to encourage, instruct, inspire, or even entertain them. However, that ought not to be confused with the ministry of praise and worship singing which belongs to the whole church (n63, p. 212).

7. Tithing and clergy salaries

This is getting close to home and I don’t expect too many clergy will be wanting to


dismiss Frank Viola as a fringe dweller taking pot shots at the traditional, contemporary church. But these are canons, not toy pistol shots, that ought to be received and examined carefully by all of God’s people – leaders and everyday Christians alike.

We cannot ignore the contents of Viola’s book if we are to maintain biblical integrity. You may disagree with some specifics, and I do, but he is correct in showing how we have dumbed-down God’s people and exalted the CEO pastors and priests – without biblical precedent.

2. When the church gathers today, only a few believers function. They are the ones in leadership of the church service. Most who attend are mute believers who are not encouraged to participate. The function in these gatherings of God’s peoplesalvation. . .
Since one of the marks of didaskein is the constant reference to Scripture, it includes proving from Scripture that Jesus is the promised Messiah. . . In Acts 18:25 it takes place in the synagogue, which naturally determines the method (proof from Scripture). In Acts 28:31, it is mentioned that there is “proclaiming (kerysso) the kingdom of God” (ESV). “Here again one cannot assume that it denotes the impartation of facts; it rather presents these facts in such a way that the only possibility is to accept them or to be betrayed into opposition to Scripture” (Kittel, 1964, pp. 145-146).

In didasko, the Greeks had a word that could infer interaction with people, but “the gift of teaching in the New Testament is the ability to explain


Scripture and apply it to people’s lives” (Grudem, 1994, p. 1061). See Acts 15:35 and 18:11, where teaching the word of God was evident (also Heb. 5:12). Rom. 15:4 states that the Old Testament Scriptures were “written for our instruction [i.e. teaching]” (ESV). According to Paul to Timothy, “all Scripture” is “profitable for teaching” (didaskalia) (2 Tim. 3:16).

There is no guarantee that this type of teaching always involved two-way communication. Contrary to Viola, theologian, Wayne Grudem considers that “in the New Testament epistles, ‘teaching’ is something very much like what is described by our phrase ‘Bible teaching’ today” (1994, p. 1062).

Nevertheless, there is practical value in interactive teaching, where Christians are able and encouraged to engage the teacher for clarification and challenge – but ultimately for edification. I’m650,000 people over age 40 was evaluated in this study. Brisk walking for 75 minutes/150 minutes per week was associated with an increase in life expectancy of 1.8 years/3.4-4.5 years accordingly. What physical activity do you encourage your patients incorporate in their daily routines?

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A longitudinal observational study published in the journal Neurology associated exercise in the late 70s with the reduction of brain shrinking. Researchers at Edinburgh University concluded that physical activity was associated with less atrophy and white matter lesion. These findings suggest that exercise may be neuro protective and lead to a decrease in cognitive decline. How much exercise do you recommend to your patients on a daily basis? How do you think this information will


Expression of various microtubule-associated protein 2 forms in the developing mouse brain and in cultured neurons and astrocytes.
A cDNA probe specific to microtubule-associated protein 2 (MAP2) was used to study the expression of the mRNAs encoding the high- and low-molecular-weight MAP2 variants in cultured neurons and astrocytes. The timing and relative abundance of these MAP2 transcripts and of their encoded proteins were also studied in the developing cerebral hemispheres and cerebellum of the mouse. A 9-kb mRNA, known to encode high-molecular-weight MAP2, was expressed in cultured astrocytes, albeit at a lower level than in neurons. The 6-kb transcript, recently shown to encode low-molecular-weight MAP2 (MAP2c), was expressed in neurons and was the predominant MAP2 transcript of the astrocytes. The level of the 9- and 6-kb transcripts decreased atMicrosoft Is Making An Astonishing $2 Billion Per Year From Android Patent Royalties

Microsoft is generating $2 billion per year in revenue from Android patent royalties, says Nomura analyst Rick Sherlund in a new note on the company.
He estimates that the Android revenue has a 95% margin, so it's pretty much all profit.

console launches are very expensive sony sold every except shuhei yoshida's toupee to get liquid enough for their launch . funny thing about stock analysts they actually don't like companies spending money .

It's not just the launch. If you add up the profit and losses since the first xbox Microsoft have yet to make money with the xbox. That kind of performance doesn't make investors very happy, that's why it's often suggested that they sell off the


or will it take money out of my pockets?

But its no longer losing money Ice, what the analyst are getting at, is the Xbox division has not yet recouped all its loses since the Original Xbox. That's different from not being profitable. They want a fast return on the Xbox investment which I understand but to say its not profitable is misleading.

well sony was also in hot water after the production cost of PS3, seems Microsoft is also feeling the burn. hope they stick with X1, i mean I'm a playstation first but if sony just went under that would suck. so hope they stay in the race. Long Live Gaming!

Nah, if it wasn't for RROD, Xbox division would be considered a cash cow, there's no way investorspetition.11  Applicant, on the other hand, contended that the record of military service under honorable conditions, was conclusive.  Between them they failed to submit all possible proof, (such as the testimony of Investigator Heckert), or to examine petitioner fully upon the sole question for decision, namely, the question of whether petitioner, notwithstanding what went before, is now, as of the date of his petition, a person of good moral character.  Such is a question of fact for the court, but the trial judge is entitled to the assistance of the parties in producing evidence to aid in his decision.

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from the executive department under which the petitioner is serving.  Such affidavits or certifications shall state whether the petitioner has served honorably in an active-duty status during either World War I or during a period beginning September 1, 1939, and ending December 31, 1946'

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Simple mathematical models predict that variant-specific immune responses to *P. falciparum* may lead to a parasite population that is structured into distinct antigenic types, or strains, with non-overlapping repertoires of *var* epitopes by means of immune selection (Gupta *et al*. [@bib22], [@bib20]). Assuming that the parasite population is composed of discretely circulating strains of varying prevalence and virulence explains several features of malaria epidemiology, including the rapid acquisition of protection against severe disease. This 'discrete strain' hypothesis has proved contentious, however, and competing hypotheses range from those suggesting that *var* genes are completely randomly distributed, to those arguing that significant but variable overlap exists between parasite *var* repertoires ([@bib19]; [@bib11]). Unfortunately, testing these ideas remains extremely challenging for several


idea that serological data contain indirect information about the expression patterns and population structure of *P. falciparum var* gene repertoires. We provide evidence for a hierarchy of infection with different parasites among Kenyan children, and propose a *var* repertoire structure that represents an intermediate between a random distribution and the discrete strain hypothesis described above.

2. Structural characteristics of Kenyan serological networks
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To examine the characteristics of the Kenyan serological networks ([figure 1](#fig1){ref-type="fig"}*b*), various metrics of network structure such as degree distribution (the number of edges directed into, *k*~in~, and out of, *k*~out~, nodes), reciprocity and transitivity, and the prevalence of local triad motifs (relationships between sets of three nodes), were compared with randomly generated networks with the same network density. Reciprocity measures the symmetry of two patients\' responses, orselect for the expression of particular antigenic determinants, and children encounter serological variants in a non-random order as they grow up in areas such as Kenya.

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We were surprised to find that the response network also exhibited a distinctive hierarchical source--sink structure (see [table 2](#tbl2){ref-type="table"}). Unlike the acute networks, edges within response networks are not related to previous infections but rather indicate shared antigenic determinants between currently infecting parasites from different patients. Since the expressed *var* sequences at the time of parasite sampling will be dominated by only the most recently expressed *vars*, the frequency of heterologous immune responses (i.e. those of one child towards the parasites from another child) will depend on


at which the model coincides with the observed response network. Absent bars indicate that the model population never reached the value of the parameter observed in the data. Notice that these results are for the best fit parameters for the models in each case (see electronic supplementary material for more comparisons between populations). For the discrete population model, realistic densities and levels of variance in *k*~in~ and *k*~out~ were reached when the parasite population was made up of only seven non-overlapping 'strains', although the reciprocity, transitivity and number of components for this population were all extremely high. For populations in which *var* repertoires were drawn randomly from a global pool, only the reciprocity and variance in *k*~in~ reached levels comparable to the data, although this occurred at verywas likely to be a semi-immune adult with a large antibody repertoire.

The use of directed networks to analyse relationships between individuals has a long history in sociology and has begun to be adopted by other areas of natural science. As a result, many metrics and ways of analysing network structures are available, and can be used to test hypotheses about complex systems. We wanted to use network theory to quantitatively analyse the structure of cross-reactive immune responses between patients, since this has not been explored systematically in the past. In our networks, the nodes represented both the parasite and the patient it was isolated from. We ignored the relative strengths of agglutination when generating networks from these data and instead used a simple binary measure (i.e. positive or


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                      reciprocity   transitivity  countless songbirds and buzzing insects. “It was more alive,” he recalls. “That really changed my perception and my belief in this project.”

Brown describes the islands that have deer as moss deserts. “There’s no understorey, there are no shrubs, because the deer eat it all away,” he says. So the excursions to eradicate deer started in March 2017, made up of the Kiwis along with Haida and non-Haida hunters from the park. Gwaii Haanas is reachable only by air or water, meaning the teams go in for several weeks at a time with little contact with the outside world.

At the outset, Brown found himself sitting motionless for up to 10 hours a day at bait stations of corn, cedar boughs and fresh apples, waiting to lure unsuspecting deer. “It


Friedel-Crafts catalyst, particularly solid phosphoric acid or aluminum chloride. More recently, however, zeolite-based catalyst systems have been found to be more active and selective for propylation of benzene to cumene. For example, U.S. Pat. No. 4,992,606 (Kushnerick) describes the use of MCM-22 in the liquid phase alkylation of benzene with propylene.
Typically, the zeolite catalysts employed in hydrocarbon conversion processes, such as aromatics alkylation, are in the form of cylindrical extrudates. However, it is known from, for example, U.S. Pat. No. 3,966,644 (Gustafson) that shaped catalyst particles having a high surface to volume ratio, such as those having a polylobal cross-section, can produce improved results in processes which are diffusion limited, such as the hydrogenation of reside.
Moreover, it is known from U.S. Pat. No. 4,441,990 (Huang) that a polylobalprocesses for producing alkylaromatic compounds, for example ethylbenzene and cumene, inherently produce polyalkylated species as well as the desired monoalkylated product. It is therefore normal to transalkylate the polyalkylated species with additional aromatic feed, for example benzene, to produce additional monoalkylated product, for example ethylbenzene or cumene, either by recycling the polyalkylated species to the alkylation reactor or, more frequently, by feeding the polyalkylated species to a separate transalkylation reactor. Examples of catalysts which have been used in the alkylation of aromatic species, such as alkylation of benzene with ethylene or propylene, and in the transalkylation of polyalkylated species, such as polyethylbenzenes and polyisopropylbenzenes, are listed in U.S. Pat. No. 5,557,024 (Cheng) and include MCM-49, MCM-22, PSH-3, SSZ-25, zeolite X, zeolite Y, zeolite Beta, acid dealuminized mordenite and


a surface area to volume ratio of greater than about 79 cm−1.
According to the present disclosure, it has now unexpectedly been found that the reaction of the present disclosure conducted in the presence of a specific catalyst manufactured from extrudate to comprise catalytic particulate material within the narrow range of from about 125 microns to about 790 microns in size and having an Effectiveness Factor, hereafter defined, increased from about 25% to about 750% from that of the original extrudate, yields a unique combination of activity and selectivity while not subjecting the process to unacceptable pressure drop across the catalyst bed. This is especially the case when the process involves liquid phase alkylation for manufacture of monoalkylated product, particularly for the liquid phase alkylation of benzene to ethylbenzenein its side effects. Taking the time to scrutinize every name requires the sort of mindfulness and thought that produces clean code. In addition to Uncle Bob’s general guidelines for good names, here are a few Clojure-specific rules on naming.

Verbs rule

Clojure’s categorical imperative: act in the Kingdom of Verbs. Functions do things, and their names should describe the things they do. This is usually an easy rule to follow, but functions that build or return data structures can be tricky. Make-user-map is better than user-data . Render-footer is better than footer alone.

But nouns are useful

Verbs are great, but they’re even greater when they have objects. A name like remove-temporary-files is much clearer than clean-up .

Nouns are also useful inside functions. I find my tolerance for repetition far lower


House Speaker Paul Ryan was spotted at the White House on Wednesday, as Congress works on forcing through their massive omnibus spending bill Thursday.

Reporters at the White House spotted the Speaker leaving the White House on Wednesday afternoon.

Spotted leaving the WH this afternoon –> @SpeakerRyan as we wait for the omnibus to be posted pic.twitter.com/3cgsiyp3bo — Alex Moe (@AlexNBCNews) March 21, 2018

A report from the Huffington Post’s Matt Fuller noted that the president was not pleased with the spending bill, forcing Ryan to scramble to the White House to reinforce the deal.

The spending deal with Democrats only provides $641 million for a wall, not the $25 billion that he wanted for border security. Congressional conservatives have spent the last few days grumbling about the $1.2 trillion funding bill,

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for an entranceway for a disaster shelter that has a low profile and may be easily concealed, is fully fire resistant, provides the shelterists with an alternative means of egress in the event that an intruder covers the entranceway with a heavy object, provides a quick acting hatch or integral locking bar to allow shelterists to quickly enter, close, and secure the hatch in the event that an intruder is observed, and allows the air filtration and septic systems to be accessed from within the shelter.
The present invention is an entranceway for a disaster shelter and a disaster shelter that overcomes the drawbacks of the prior art. All embodiments of the entranceway include a substantially hollow main manway, a hatch dome ring disposed about, and extending outward from,from the shelter in the event that the hatch dome cover is blocked by debris. An air inlet is preferably disposed through the main manway wall, and at least one vent opening is disposed through the hatch ring relative to the air inlet and dimensioned such that air is allowed to enter the air inlet and rain is prevented from entering the air inlet. The preferred entranceway also includes a HEPA air filter and a septic tank, disposed within an air filter compartment and septic compartment respectively. These compartments are preferably located exterior to the manway such that each may be accessed by a shelterist within the manway.
The disaster shelter includes an entranceway, a substantially hollow shelter cell, and a seismic joint joining the entranceway and the shelter


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Cynthia L. RUSSENBERGER, Petitioner/Former Wife,
v.
Ray Dean RUSSENBERGER, Respondent/Former Husband.
No. 93-1589.
District Court of Appeal of Florida, First District.
September 22, 1993.
E. Jane Brehany, of Myrick, Silber & Davis, Pensacola, for petitioner.
Crystal Collins, of Beggs & Lane, Pensacola, and T. Sol Johnson, of Johnson, Green & Locklin, Milton, for respondent.
*1245 PER CURIAM.
The former wife seeks a writ of common law certiorari to review an order of the trial court which in essence granted the former husband's motion, pursuant to Florida Rule of Civil Procedure 1.360, for compulsory examination of the parties' five minor children.[1] Finding that the order does not conform to the essential requirements of law and may cause material injury through subsequent proceedings for which remedy by appeal will be inadequate, West Volusia Hospital Authority v.


getting a 'Permission Denied (publickey)' error when I push!"
This means, on your local machine, you haven't made any SSH keys. Not to worry. Here's how to fix:

Open git bash (Use the Windows search. To find it, type "git bash")
or the Mac Terminal. Pro Tip: You can use any *nix based command
prompt (but not the default Windows Command Prompt!)
Type cd ~/.ssh. This will take you to the root directory for Git
(Likely C:\Users[YOUR-USER-NAME].ssh\ on Windows)
Within the .ssh folder, there should be these two files: id_rsa and
id_rsa.pub. These are the files that tell your computer how to
communicate with GitHub, BitBucket, or any other Git based service.
Type ls to see a directory listing. If those two files don't show
up, proceed to the next step. NOTE: Your SSH keys must be named
id_rsa andpropulsion
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 Probability integral transform, a theorem in probability and statistics
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Games
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 Pit (Kid Icarus), the main character in the video game series Kid Icarus
 Pits (card game), a card game similar to whist and rummy

Music
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 Mosh pit, an area for dancing at a concert


ministerial act and can be made within a reasonable time.
Evans v. U.S., 6 Cir., 242 F.2d 534, certiorari denied, 353 U.S. 976, 77 S.Ct. 1059, 1 L.Ed.2d. 1137, a case involving prosecution for the possession of intoxicating liquors arising in Tennessee, held that the return of a search warrant is a ministerial act and any failure therein does not void the warrant.
Wince v. State, 206 Miss. 189, 39 So.2d 882, holds:
"The search warrant in this case was based upon a lawful affidavit, and the search warrant itself was a lawful warrant duly authorizing the officer executing it to make search of the property named therein for the stolen articles described in the warrant. It follows from this that at the time the officer was making the search hewilling to offer the applicant.  The main factor affecting a faculty member's initial salary is his field or discipline.  After field or discipline, an applicant's research and publication records (and potential for additional publication) are the most important variables in determining his initial salary, in Dean Word's opinion.

II. STANDARDS OF REVIEW

5
The standard of review we employ in reviewing the district court's disposition of a motion for directed verdict or for j.n.o.v. is the same as that used by the district court to determine whether to grant either motion.  District and appellate courts should consider all of the evidence in the light most favorable to the nonmoving party and with all reasonable inferences drawn in favor of the nonmover.    Verbraeken v. Westinghouse Elec.


employment practice--remains on the plaintiff at all times.  Id. at 659, 109 S.Ct. at 2126.

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If an employer successfully establishes that the challenged business practice significantly serves the employer's legitimate employment goals, a plaintiff may still be able to prevail if he can persuade the factfinder that an alternative practice exists which would meet the employer's legitimate goals without producing an adverse effect on the protected group.  Wards Cove, 490 U.S. at 659, 109 S.Ct. at 2126.    If the employer refuses to adopt the alternatives, the refusal "would belie [the employer's claim] that their incumbent practices are being employed for nondiscriminatory reasons."    Id. at 660-61, 109 S.Ct. at 2126-27.    But, the Supreme Court has indicated that just suggestingplaintiff's alternative [employment practice]."  Id. at 661, 109 S.Ct. at 2127 (quoting Furnco Construction Corp. v. Waters, 438 U.S. 567, 578, 98 S.Ct. 2943, 2950, 57 L.Ed.2d 957 (1978)).  From this, we infer that the plaintiff in a disparate impact suit bears some burden of proving that plaintiff's suggested alternative practice is no more expensive than the employer's current practice, or--at the very least--that the practice is economically feasible for the employer.

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Plaintiffs in this case never presented evidence to show that requiring the University to pay the A.A.C.S.B. "market rate" to longer-serving professors is economically possible for the University.13   The evidence which was presented during plaintiffs' case suggests that such an alternative is infeasible.  Both Dean Word and plaintiff MacPherson indicated that salaries


were not the reasons that actually motivated its conduct, that the reasons were merely a "pretext for discrimination."    See Texas Department of Community Affairs v. Burdine, 450 U.S. 248, 256, 101 S.Ct. 1089, 1093, 67 L.Ed.2d 207 (1981).  We have stated before that, at this last stage, the plaintiff must establish "by significantly probative evidence that the proffered reason is a pretext for discrimination."    Carter, 870 F.2d at 584.

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This Circuit has adopted a modified version of the McDonnell Douglas test to allow ADEA plaintiffs to establish a prima facie case of discrimination with circumstantial evidence.  The prima facie case that plaintiffs would have to prove in this case of age discrimination in compensation would be that (1) they are membersaccredits select schools of business.  A.A.C.S.B. accreditation enhances the ability of a school of business to raise funds, to attract faculty and students, and to place students upon graduation

6
 For purposes of A.A.C.S.B. accreditation standards, a professor is doctorally qualified if he holds a terminal degree in his teaching field.  Such a professor is deemed qualified to teach any course within his field, regardless of the courses he actually teaches

7
 One of the reasons for A.A.C.S.B.'s no-visit response to the College of Business's first application for accreditation in 1983-84 was that the College of Business lacked a sufficient number of doctorally qualified professors in accounting and management.  Another reason was the faculty's lack of research and publication

8
 These accreditation efforts came to fruition in 1987


F.2d 686 (rejecting disparate impact theory of sex discrimination where employees received disparate compensation for work of subjectively equal value to employer but which do not command equal prices in market);  Lemons v. City & County of Denver, 620 F.2d 228 (10th Cir.1980) (same);  AFSCME v. State of Washington, 770 F.2d 1401 (same)

15
 This part is treated with some flexibility.  In some circuits, a plaintiff in a similar age discrimination case would only need to establish that a similarly situated younger person (including a younger person within the protected age group) received higher wages.  See Carter, 870 F.2d at 582 n. 11 & 583 n. 14

16
 In a comparator analysis, the plaintiff is matched with a person or persons who have very similar job-relatedalso said he didn't know how the child support will play out, whether or not a judge will reduce the $20,000 a month Kelly paid "religiously" until the allegations against him and ultimately the charges made it impossible to do.

Greenberg would not comment on who posted the child support money because he says a judge has imposed a gag order.

Kelly was charged last month with 10 counts of aggravated sexual abuse pertaining to three girls and one woman. He has denied wrongdoing and pleaded not guilty.

———

12:50 p.m.

R&B singer briefly spoke to reporters as he left a Chicago jail after a $161,000 child support payment was made on his behalf.

He said, "I promise you, we're going to straighten all this stuff out." He said he couldn't say anything more.

Kelly


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Another procedure is laser angioplasty which uses a laser to ablate the stenosis by super heating and vaporizing the deposited plaque. Atherectomy is yet another method of treating a stenosed body vessel in which cutting blades are rotated to shave the deposited plaque from the arterial wall. A vacuum catheter is usually used to capture the shaved plaque or thrombus from the blood stream during this procedure.
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an expandable filter at the target site, some prior art expandable filters vessel are affixed to the distal end of a guide wire or guide wire like member. This allows the filtering device to be steered in the patient's vasculature as the guide wire is positioned by the physician. Once the guide wire is in proper position in the vasculature, the embolic filter can be deployed to capture embolic debris. The guide wire can then be used by the physician to deliver interventional devices such as a balloon angioplasty dilatation catheter or a stent delivery catheter, and to perform the interventional procedure in the area of treatment. After the procedure is completed, a recovery sheath can be delivered over the guide wire using over-the-wire or rapid exchange (RX)inside bowls
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my radio career, but this is the first time I actually enjoyed myself. Thank you.”

Tracey couldn’t help it. She blushed, and look at her feet. Dr. Faulkner laughed.

“You know. When I finish a T.V. appearance, or a public debate, I always get a case of the jitters. Can’t stand up for at least twenty minutes. You’re a cool customer. And humble. It’s been a pleasure.”

And with that he left.

Tracey collapsed in her office chair, nervous jitters at full assault. She could still feel his hand on her shoulder. When she got her breath back, she picked up the telephone, and hit “page”.

“Joanna, where in the name of all that is good and holy are you?”
**********

Joey was standing in the basement of Tracey’s building, after several hours of work,showed up. Sometimes people found it charming, and it disarmed them. But today, he didn’t think it was going to work to his advantage.

Tracey stopped.

“Oh. Uh, great. Leave it with Joanne. I’ll look it over and call you tomorrow.”

She took a step, and then turned to face him. Joey had never had such a hard time reading someone.

“You don’t happen to know a handyman who could help us do the rest of the work needed on this wreck?”

“Um. . .” Joey was stumped. Here was a good year’s worth of work. This was the answer to more prayers than he could count. Maybe. Would he be exchanging one job compromise for another?

“Listen, I’ve got another guy I work with. He’s a licensed electrician, and between the two of


I go on? I have abandoned my only progeny. The muses will abandon me. They already have, I can feel it. I will never write again.”

The thought briefly cheered Tracey, but that had obviously not been the intended effect, so she proffered a new box of Kleenex and awkwardly patted the shoulder of a deranged woman.

Joanna was standing in the office door looking speechless and terrified. It was unheard of for Joanna to look either, so this combination was doing nothing to calm Tracey’s nerves. Fortunately, at this moment, Jan fainted. It was the best possible solution to a worst possible situation.

Joanna and Tracey had her ninety-eight pound frame downstairs waiting when the paramedics arrived minutes later. Reviving from her faint, all Jan could do was wave patheticallyas the ambulance doors closed off her view of Joanna and Tracey collapsing onto the sidewalk.

“She’s out of her mind!” said Joanna, when they had convinced themselves that she wasn’t coming back.

“What are we going to do!” Wailed Tracey. “She’s the author of our newest book! Who’s going to promote it?”

A shadow fell over the two women, and a voice spoke from above.

“Well, it isn’t unheard of, when the author is indisposed, for the publisher to send a representative to promote books.” Dr. Faulkner’s voice was unmistakable, and send shivers through the pit of Tracey’s stomach and the back of her knees.

The two women struggled to their feet and did their best to look as un-rumpled as possible. Andrew reached down and gallantly assisted, first Joanna, and then,


“I’ve got to be on the air in 42 minutes.”

Jack grinned at Joey and mocked polishing his collar before snapping a picture of an electrical hazard.

“All of this office talk distracted me. The reason I stopped by was to ask you if you would care to have dinner with me this evening.” Faulkner continued.

At the statement, Joanna let out a little squeak. Jack was barely suppressing laughter. All they heard in the kitchen was the sound of a response, without being able to discern the actual words.

Dr. Faulkner nodded, to the response, and said, “I’ll see you then,” before turning and seeing that he had an audience. He looked Joey and Jack up and down, before greeting Joanna warmly, and leaving the room. With a deafening scream, JoannaJoey couldn’t help but laugh. Despite the awkwardness of working under armed guard, the men had managed to complete the ambitious re-wiring project in another fast food fueled, sleep challenged weekend.

There had been a lot of discussions over those hours about whether or not to continue the project, but in the end the guaranteed pay checks had weighed out over petulant bosses and meddling boyfriends. They had arrived first thing this Monday morning, prepared to set to work on the second floor kitchen, and no one had even blinked. It was almost as if the weekend had existed in a parallel universe.

“I wonder what it is this time?” Jack asked, between drill spurts. “Faulkner just left, or just called, or hasn’t called . . .”

“Or hasn’t left.” finished


a cool down period. I’ll come by the club for brunch on Saturday and we can hash it all out there.”

“Tracey! I just can’t do this right now. I am so sorry to arrive for a quick father/daughter lunch and find you . . . like this. I can’t stand here and hear the ridiculous partisan things I’m sure he will say. I have an important appointment today that could be a very good thing for Sophia Publishing but I can’t talk to you without a cooling down period. Come by the club for brunch on Saturday and we’ll hash this out like a civilized family.”

The sound of footsteps, and stairs descended, and doors closed followed leaving only the sound of trowels scraping putty across taped seams.

“They’re notpaying us enough.” said Jack, earnestly.

*****

Sitting in the back seat of Andrew’s town car, his fingers resting on her shoulder and the city passing by, Tracey felt like she was a passenger on a runaway train. She had that same feeling in the pit of her stomach as just before take off any time she had to fly. She closed her eyes and told herself the same thing she did every time she was in a plane.

“It’s going to be all right. I’m in good hands.”

“You certainly are,” replied Andrew, startling her. “There’s no reason to be nervous. You’re about to give Sophia publishing the launch a thousand publishers in your place could only dream of.”

The sweat popped out on her neck and gathered a little at her


she needs you to tell her that.”

Then she hung up, and dashed to her despised desk.

*****

Joey nervously brushed his work boots against the door jam before stepping on the rich plush carpet he saw stretched out in front of him. He had never been to a country club before, and the idea of it had managed to be much smaller than the reality.

“Meet me at my club. Joanna will get you the address.” Was all Edward MacManus had said, and then he had hung up. What he was supposed to do and where he was supposed to go once had had parked his work truck in the same lot as those sleek sports cars and fancy SUVs was still a mystery to him.

“Joey? Joey!” The call came fromlike they were a concrete basketball pad. Her ability to make any space seem comfortable was one of the things Tracey loved about Joanna. Even back in the worst days of living in someone else’s basement, Joanna made it all feel like camp instead of exile.

“I think you owe her an apology.” Edward’s voice was surprisingly gentle in its firmness.

“I know. I’ll find her after fight club and buy her lunch. I was a pretty big fool.” Tracey dropped her head onto the table top and was surprised to feel her father’s strong hand on her shoulder.

“The right man will come along, Tracey. You don’t have to push it.”

“You know how it is,” came her standard reply, “If you want to find a prince you’ve got to kiss


and nodded.

“You’re not fired. Does that help?”

Joey smiled more weakly and shook his head. Edward put his elbows on the table, and said, “O.K. Let’s start over.”

*****

Tracey got into her car, and smiled as she saw Joey’s truck parked at the far end of the parking lot, as if it was unsure of its role there. There was a brief resistance against her efforts to put the Jaguar in first gear, which served as a reminder that she may look like she belonged, but she was just her daddy’s guest, driving his cast off vehicle. The tears trickled down her cheeks and she wiped them away, angry at herself and angry at her circumstances.

Joanna was still at fight club, so Tracey decided to swing by the office toshe was pretty sure she could afford better, and for some reason that made Tracey feel . . .inadequate. She’d never had a name for it, but that was it. The opulence of Joanna’s simplicity made Tracey feel as if her home was compensating for a moral inferiority. She knocked anyway, and the grocery bag swung awkwardly from her elbow as she did.

“Come in, Tracey,” came the muffled reply from inside. Tracey steeled herself, then pushed open the solid metal door and breezed into Joanna’s little kitchen.

“Hi, Joanna. I brought you a steak for your bruises.” Tracey had barely set the bag down when Joanna whipped around the corner, grabbed the bag, and disappeared again.

“Hey. I was kidding. That’s an expensive steak.” Tracey stuttered to her friend’s disappearing


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We have 8 of these mugs, two of each type, and love them. They have held up wonderfully with constant use and the dishwasher daily. The print and lacy edging have not worn off at all in the dishwasher with two months of daily use (and a daily trip through the dishwasher). Even if later on they do end up wearing off some, I'll buy more mugs from this set to replace them, I like them so much.
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magnetic properties. The controlled manipulation of NPs allows simultaneous or multiple detections by using membrane-based LFICS. In this review, we discuss how colored (e.g., colloidal gold, carbon, and colloidal selenium NPs), luminescent (e.g., quantum dots, up-converting phosphor NPs, and dye-doped NPs), and magnetic NPs are integrated into membrane-based LFICS for the detection of target analytes. Gold NPs are also featured because of their wide applications. Different types and unique properties of NPs are briefly explained. This review focuses on examples of NP-based LFICS to illustrate novel concepts in various devices with potential applications as screening tools. This review also highlights the superiority of NP-based approaches over existing conventional strategies for clinical analysis, food safety, and environmental monitoring. This paper is concluded by a short section on future researchin from Julian Soler at the Santa Cruz Film Festival. A new film sure to be dear to the hearts of anyone who's lived in Santa Cruz for longer than about four minutes will have its World Premiere at this year's fest (May 5 to 14). The Catalyst is a feature-length documentary devoted to the life and times—and, of course, the music—of that most venerated and enduring local nightclub, put together by two local folks who probably know the subject better than anyone. Producer Dean Newbury was the Catalyst booking agent for years, during the proprietorship of the late Randall Kane (whom Newbury refers to as his "father figure"). Director Michèle Benson is herself something of a Santa Cruz institution as longtime court photographer/historian/archivist at the Cat, as


the disenfranchised, with a dry, often scathing wit coupled with a huge heart for the human condition.

High Hopes is a blisteringly funny look at class warfare and family ties in Margaret Thatcher's England. At its heart is a scruffy young, leftist couple in the Kings Cross district of London;she's a nurturing earth-mother, he's a disappointed Marxist always railing scornfully (in unprintable but hilarious terms) about the evils of government by the corporate rich. Sadly, not much has changed in the world since then, except that the corporate stranglehold is even more severe and the plight of the lower classes even more desperate.

Leigh's absolutely wonderful new film, Another Year, could be about the same couple, 25 years later. Indeed, the same marvelous actress, Ruth Sheen, plays the wife intime together, cooking, gardening, laughing, and hanging out.

Things have not worked out so well for their friends, most of them alone or unhappily wed, miserable in their jobs, dissatisfied with themselves, and no longer able to ignore the grim fact that life is passing them by. Time, not politics, is the enemy this time around, and the film takes place over the seasonal cycles of one year, from spring through winter, as time's wingéd chariot inevitably whooshes onward. (When Gerri comments on the book he's reading in bed, Tom dryly observes, "I never liked history in school, but the older I get, the more relevant it seems.")

But Tom and Gerri have faced life's challenges and made something of their lives together. The delicate tension wrought by Leigh in


\left[ \Gamma_{011} \cos\theta + \Gamma_{021} \sin\theta \right].\end{aligned}$$ Here $S_j=\sin(k_j a)$, $C_j=\cos(k_j a)$ with $k_j$s as the components of spatial momenta, $a$ is the lattice spacing, and $\theta$ is an arbitrary parameter [@theta-comment]. Eight-dimensional Hermitian matrices $\Gamma_{\lambda \nu \rho}=\eta_\lambda \sigma_\nu \tau_\rho$, where $\lambda, \nu, \rho=0,\cdots, 3$, and the Pauli matrices $\{ \tau_\nu \}$, $\{ \sigma_\nu \}$ and $\{ \eta_\nu \}$ operator on the parity, spin and particle-hole indices, respectively. The Nambu spinor basis is $\Psi^\top_{\rm Nam} ({\bf k})= \big[ \Psi_{\bf k}, \sigma_2 \tau_0 ( \Psi^\dagger_{-\bf k} )^\top \big]$, where $\Psi^\top_{\bf k}= \big[ c^+_{{\bf k},\uparrow}, c^-_{{\bf k}, \uparrow}, c^+_{{\bf k},\downarrow}, c^-_{{\bf k},\downarrow} \big]$, and $c^\tau_{{\bf k},\sigma}$ is fermion annihilation operator with parity $\tau=\pm$, spin projection $\sigma=\uparrow,\downarrow$ and momentum ${\bf k}$. When $\Delta=0$, $H^{\rm 2D}_{\rm Dir}$ describes a quantum spin Hall insulator$\Delta_{\rm s}$ and $\Delta_{\rm 0}$ are topologically trivial. The PS pairing is a fully gapped class DIII TSC, supporting gapless Majorana modes on six surfaces of a cubic system \[Fig. \[subfig:pwave\_nodelta\]\], when $|\Delta_{\rm ps}|>|m-3t_0|$ [@fu-berg]. The spatial components of vector pairing break the rotational symmetry and represent nematic superconductors [@liangfu-nematicSC]. The $\Delta_i$ pairing supports two Dirac points along the $k_i$ direction [@goswami-roy-axionFT], and Fermi arc surface states (with $d_c=1$) along the $i$th direction in the real space \[Figs. \[subfig:pxwave\_nodelta\]- \[subfig:pzwave\_nodelta\]\].

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Now we switch on the WD mass $H_2$. It breaks the $C_4$ symmetry and changes sign four times in the $xy$ plane for any $z$. The PS pairing anticommutes with $H_2$ \[Table \[Table:algebra\_3D\]\], which then acts as a domain wall mass for the surface Majorana fermions, yielding 1D hinge modes (with $d_c=2$) along $z$ direction


when $\bar{g}({\bf k})=\bar{\Delta}(k^2_1-k^2_2)$, $H^{\rm 2D}_{\rm FS}$ describes a HOT $p+id$ pairing, and the appearance of the $d$-wave component can now solely be attributed to the lack of $C_4$ symmetry in the NS. Therefore, absence of each symmetry in the NS plays crucial role in determining the symmetry and topology of the paired states [@banddiagonalization-comment]. Note that $H^{\rm 2D}_{\rm FS}$ assumes the form of Dirac fermions ($p$-wave pairing), subject to inverted-band regular Dirac mass (yielding a Fermi surface when $\mu>0$) and ${\mathcal P}$- and ${\mathcal T}$-odd, $C_4$ symmetry breaking WD mass ($d$-wave pairing); together giving rise to a HOTSC and four corner localized Majorana zero modes \[Fig. \[subfig1:delta3Delta\]\]. The same argument is applicable for the $\Delta_1$ pairing when $\theta=\frac{\pi}{2}$.

Similarly, the single-particle Hamiltonian for the three-dimensional PS pairing around the Fermi surfacetransfer – Billy Dodds to Rangers – bringing in a fee (£1.3m). The club made a transfer profit of around £500k for the season.

Listed below are the players that were released during the season, along with the club that they joined. Players did not necessarily join their next club immediately.

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The jerseys were sponsored for the fourth consecutive season by Telewest.

Trivia
Joaquim Ferraz's six league goals came in consecutive games – three times. He found the net in the first two matches of the season, had a fourteen-game gap until two in his next two games before taking six matches to fire his next two goals. He only finished on the losing side once after scoring in the league.

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you move forward. I’m going to be honest with you, if we rely on the referees to give us the breaks then we certainly don’t have our focus in the right place. We need to make our own breaks. We have to look at ourselves and say, ‘Listen, did we play well enough yesterday to win that game?’ We didn’t.

"So we can look at all this little stuff on the side and it’s something that we don’t control and complain about it, that’s not what we do. We have to be honest here and tell ourselves we need to be better.”Plinth padding confounds measures of posteroanterior spinal stiffness.
This study investigated whether the presence of plinth padding influences measured posteroanterior spinal stiffness. Two measures of posteroanterior stiffness, the slope of the loading curve (K) and the displacement at 30 N (D30) were made at three vertebral levels: L3, T12 and T6, on a rigid and a padded plinth in 24 asymptomatic subjects. Analysis of variance demonstrated a significant reduction in K and increase in D30 when measured on the padded compared to the rigid surface and an interaction effect for both the K and D30 measures, indicating that the effect of the padding depends upon the vertebral level tested. The correlations between the padded and unpadded stiffness measures ranged from 0.70 to 0.87. The data from this study suggest