 to economic sanctions is provided in Article I, Section 8 of the U.S. Constitution, which gives the U.S. Congress the power to “grant letters of marque and reprisal”.
The tens of thousands of sanctions compliance and trade control compliance officers at businesses and financial institutions throughout the U.S. can say with just pride that their jobs were in fact preordained by the founding fathers themselves, having been conceived at the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia in 1787. No other compliance position in the U.S. can claim such lofty origins.
A little-noticed provision of the United States Constitution established the foundation for the economic sanctions in force today. Article I, Section 8, of the Constitution authorizes Congress, “To… grant Letters of Marque and Reprisal …;”, thus empowering the legislative branch to authorize private parties to seize and hold assets of foreign enemies. This grant of authority played an important role in the early days of the new nation and helped the U.S. combat foreign aggression.Educational experimental platform for engineering training in AI-assisted optical networks for data center

With the rapid development of optical network for data center techniques and artificial intelligent algorithms, it’s harder to train relevant professionals. Experimental course plays an important role for students to deepen understanding of complex theoretical knowledge. However, existing SDN-based experimental platforms face two challenges that increase the learning cost: (1) how to evaluate intelligent algorithms in optical network for data center rapidly and automatically, (2) how to provide a large-scale optical network for data center environment for students’ practice with acceptable cost. To overcome these two challenges, this paper proposed an innovative educational platform with two features: (1) Introducing an intelligent algorithm center in the control layer to store and manage students’ different customized intelligent algorithms. (2) Introducing the combination of physical domain and virtual domain in underlying devices layer to provide a large-scale network experimental environment for students. The main functions of the proposed platform have been realized. Many students have used this platform to evaluate their intelligent algorithms. The difficulty of evaluating intelligent algorithms is greatly reduced. Students can make it more clear how intelligent algorithm works on optical networks for data center.I also had a feeling that it was this image XD. And to answer your question:


Because it's really popular. It has been posted a lot. 

I don't know why even have a nsfw tag if they're going to do that. It doesn't make any sense. And fans like it so it's gonna keep being posted anyways.

I wouldn't be surprised if some very talented artist with great drawing and writing skills makes a doujinshi out of it. It's a very popular image and the episode sets a very clear scenario for it.Here’s your Marvel Contest of Champions news brief for Wednesday, September 22, 2021.
Schedule Notes: Marauder Objectives for Week 4 go live at 1pm EST. 100% Roster Availability begins at 3pm EST, following the conclusion of the Alliance Quest Series.
Kabam released the updated Champion Spotlight for Guillotine.
RichTheMan reviews Guillotine’s new abilities.
MSD solos Abyss Invisible Woman with Colossus.
Kingslayer pits Spider-Ham vs Yellowjacket in a Damage Race.We're onto part 2 here, as us staff here at Mavs Moneyball keep breaking down the first half of the Mavericks' season. Let's the good times roll, or something like that.
How on earth is this the only picture of Dirk playing in his first game that I can find? Disappointing, SB Nation. Disappointing.
3) Biggest surprise of the season so far, good or bad?
Andy: I guess it’s really a combination of Carlisle’s generally terrific coaching in partnership with his completely insane treatment of the PG position in the final minutes. Although it’d still be a bad idea, Carlisle playing anything he can find, including inanimate objects, instead of Darren Collison in the waning minutes is one thing but choosing, say, Mike James to end a game in which Collison played 31 regulation minutes to James’ 17 seems beyond belief for reasons that have nothing to do with Mike James.  WTH, Rick?
Alan: I guess I'll go with O.J. Mayo, for lack of a great answer to this question. I'm hesitant to say he's been THAT much better than I expected...because there's enough of the season left that his streakiness could take his final stat-line in a few different directions. Maybe the surprise is that I'm even starting to consider the possibility he might be around longer? Which, I'll be honest: I didn't at all before.
Tim: I could always tackle the Carlisle/point guard issue, but another surprise (if a tad mild) is that Dirk took so long to recover. It's not that he took longer than usual, but we've known for years that Dirk isn't mortal. To see him struggle, first with the decision of surgery, next with the frustration of rehabbing the knee, and now with the process of him getting back into superstar-shape, really showed a side of Nowitzki that we never had seen. It makes him a little more human, and I appreciate him just a little bit more.
Kirk: Carlisle's inability to determine who he wants to play point guard. While it finally feels like he's sticking with Collison, most Mav observers have been rightly critical of Carlisle hurting Collison's confidence when things got rough in late November. Dallas has now tried five point guards this season (Collison, Jones, Beaubois, Fisher, James) and the right answer was there from the start. Collison needed something, whether it was time or coaching, to get his mind right so he could start finishing in the pain and making the right pass. Things are back on track now, but I wonder if getting frustrated with Collison early cost the Mavericks wins.
4) Favorite moment of the season so far?
Andy: Uhhhhh, when Dirk came back. He’s not all the way back and the game he came back the Mavs were absolutely slaughtered. BUT, when they announced that he was in the layup line, my heart flew out of my mouth and sang bluebird songs.
Alan: Dirk back. And yeah, it does say something that my favorite moment happened in a blowout loss to the hated Spurs.
Tim: Without a doubt, Dirk's return. Let me set it up for you, though. I was home for winter break, and actually made the drive down to San Antonio to catch this one. Our lovely leader Lisa (alliteration alert!) also made the drive, and I was able to met her for the first time in person. There we were, sitting in the press area with 30 minutes until the game tipped off and whatd'yaknow, the stunning announcement comes down that Dirk is suited up and ready to play. What!? Total shock. The moments following, where the Mavs got roasted alive and devoured by the Spurs, was not as enjoyable. But Dirk's return was just perfect.
Kirk: The Mayo-Harden duel in early December. Two young players going back and forth in a high scoring exciting game was a delight to watch. That Mayo came out on top and had a more complete game than Harden was an added bonus.Community Bank Acquired by CVB for $903M February 27, 2018 CVB Adding Scale in Southern California With Deal for Pasadena Bank – American Banker American Banker covered Manatt’s representation of Community Bank in one of the largest sales for a financial institution in California over the past decade. CVB Financial has agreed to pay $903 million in cash and stock for Community Bank, which was represented by Manatt’s Craig Miller, a partner in the firm’s financial services group, and Agata Troy, a corporate and finance associate. The publication noted that Community Bank has $3.7 billion in assets, with 16 branches, $2.7 billion in loans and $2.9 billion in deposits. The deal is expected to close in the third quarter. “Our combination with Community Bank provides us tremendous financial opportunity in terms of depth of talent, a strong and diverse customer base, and significant geographic overlap,” Christopher Myers, CVB’s president and CEO, said in a press release. “We have truly admired this franchise for a long time.” In addition to American Banker, the deal was covered by the Los Angeles Times, the Los Angeles Business Journal and the Daily Journal.These are among the most commonly used dressings which are inexpensive and simple – available in several sizes and shapes and for convenient use over any area of the body. We have the non- and low-adherent types apart from absorbent, island and petrolatum gauze. There are products which are non-adherent and designed to provide a moist wound healing environment, suitable for sites which require frequent changing. Top industry brands of gauze are available here like Curad, Cutimed Sorbact, Kendall, Covaderm and Cuticerin. Soft, conformable items which are easy to put on and take off with minimal trauma to the wound bed and patient.
I've been quiet since Christmas but it's only because I've had my nose in a good book! The new Spring Summer Close To My Heart Idea Book!! Let me tell you - this one book I just can't put down! It is AMAZING! (I know I say that with each book that is released but really - THIS ONE WILL ABSOLUT