Fescue: The model you use attempting to resemble the problem, is not quite correct. A 475 HP truck is not to look at it and polish it. It is used to take a load uphill. In this case, looking at your loaded truck, stuck on the bottom of a hill and unable to move it proves that in-spite of 476 HP your truck cannot go uphill. The percentage of trucks used then becomes irrelevant (10, 30, 50 75 or 100). If we use 50 loaded trucks we will end up with 50 loaded trucks stuck on the bottom of the hill. Similarly, we don’t build power plants in order to subsidize them. We built power plants in order to get electricity when we need it.

12 On a recent Saturday, a man came to the door asking if Friston’s wife was home. When Friston said yes, the man said, “Good, because I got a dead cat here.” He wanted it stuffed.

My last count found a little over $2,300 raised. I’ll add that the mural went untouched for six years. Yet already, online idiots ask why help Santa Ana?

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Stuntman Burned Over 50% of His Body on the Movie Remnant Employer: GTL Media, LLC On May 9, 2009, Employee #1 was engaged in a movie stunt in which explosives were detonated, as he was diving through a sugar glass window. Employee #1’s clothing caught on fire and resulted in first to third degree burns to approximately “50” (assumed to be 50%) of his body. He was hospitalized.

It is disturbing how little independent research there is on the leaching effects of the untold number of plastics that now package our entire lives. Well done Maryanne. In your gentle but provocative way you have thrown the cat among the pigeons yet again.

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In 2010, Peter Freed, a psychiatrist at Columbia University, gathered together 15 brain researchers to discuss one of Friston’s papers. Freed described what happened in the journal Neuropsychoanalysis: “There was a lot of mathematical knowledge in the room: three statisticians, two physicists, a physical chemist, a nuclear physicist, and a large group of neuroimagers—but apparently we didn’t have what it took. I met with a Princeton physicist, a Stanford neurophysiologist, a Cold Springs Harbor neurobiologist to discuss the paper. Again blanks, one and all: too many equations, too many assumptions, too many moving parts, too global a theory, no opportunity for questions—and so people gave up.”

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Okay. Thanks for that color. And then my follow-up is just, maybe if you could give us some additional color around the lead times that you’re seeing across your product portfolio right now? I know, 2018 seem like it was a year we saw supply chain tightened pretty significantly and lead times extend for a variety of reasons, but how does it look right now entering 2019? Thanks.