ages congregate to enjoy the night air.

The square-shaped, crenellated tower behind the cafes is the walled-up **Torre de Menagem** , which is all that survives of a fortified medieval palace.

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Fonte do ÍdoloRuins

(Idol Spring; map Google map; Rua do Raio; adult/student €1.85/0.95;  h9.30am-1pm & 2-5.30pm Mon-Fri, 11am-5.30pm Sat)

Tucked away below street level and concealed by a modern lobby is this evocative ancient spring, one of Braga's unexpected treasures. An essential community water source in the city's early days, the spring and its surrounding rock face were carved into a fountain during pre-Roman times by Celicus Fronto, an immigrant from the city-state of Arcobriga. One carving is of a toga-clad pilgrim thought to be holding the horn of plenty. An introductory videoBom Jesus | LEV LEVIN/SHUTTERSTOCK ©

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Tourists' AffairsTours

(map Google map;  %927 504 470; www.thetouristsaffairs.com)

Excellent tour agency run by a pair of young, enthusiastic locals, an architect and an archaeologist, it specialises in all things Minho. Their focus is on tailor-made à la carte tours of Minho and beyond, but they also do walking tours of Braga – call ahead to reserve a spot and confirm a meeting point (often at Braga's tourist office).

7Shopping

Som da SéMusical Instruments

(map Google map;  %917 270 735; www.somdase.pt; Rua Dom Paio Mendes 77;  h10am-7pm Mon-Sat)

A vision of bliss for any music buff who's ever dreamed of owning a _guitarra portuguêsa_ – the pear-shaped guitar used in Portuguese fado music – this shop stocks a huge array of instruments made in Braga, which


Luxury villa in Muscat heights oman

Luxury villa in Muscat heights oman

As we are a family addicted to traveling and we are always travelling as a big group and we have booked a lot of properties through airbnb, the idea of this villa came from the "Love of travelling" where we can put a print of Oman and adding to it the benefit of living in a luxury place which we miss it when we travel as a big family. In each corner of this villa you will find behind it a story to tell about it and we called the Villa "Nizwa Villa" which is a famous historical city in Oman.

Amenities

Wifi

Free parking on premises

Kitchen

TV

Air conditioning

Iron

Sleeping arrangements

Bedroom 1

1 queen bed

Bedroom 2

2 double beds

Bedroom 3

2 double beds

Bedroom 4

2 double beds

Commonperipherals is slightly more than the cost of a CPU and external peripherals, having fewer chips typically allows a smaller and cheaper circuit board, and reduces the labor required to assemble and test the circuit board, in addition to tending to decrease the defect rate for the finished assembly.

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To understand how differential expression of beta-catenin, caveolin-1, integrin beta-1, integrin alpha-6, CD44 antigen, and alpha-actinin-1 in RC-77 T/E cells may be related to phenotypic differences between RC-77 T/E and RC-77 N/E cell lines, we looked at the interactions between the DEPs using both STRING (to visualize direct interactions) and pathway analyses. First, the STRING network map revealed beta-catenin, integrin beta-1, and caveolin-1 in nodal positions, meaning these proteins may interact with several other DEPs in our dataset and may be a key regulator of the pathways highlighted in our results. For example, interaction between filamin-A and integrin beta-1 or caveolin-1 promotes migration, cell spreading, or metastasis, while interaction with other proteins results in inhibition of metastasis \[[@CR51]\]. While filamin-A was upregulated in RC-77 T/E cells, integrin beta-1, caveolin-1 and vimentin, three


uniquely detected in RC-77 T/E cells and 2 proteins uniquely detected in RC-77 N/E cells. The STRING network map revealed beta-catenin, integrin beta-1, and caveolin-1 in nodal positions, suggesting these proteins interact with several other DEPs and may be key regulators of the identified pathways. The "Tight Junction", "Cell Adhesion Molecules", "Adherens Junction", "ECM-Receptor interaction", "Focal Adhesion", and "Proteoglycans in Cancer" pathways were shown to correlate with either RC-77 T/E or RC-77 N/E cells. Because structural proteins were overrepresented among DEPs and because several of the DEPs common to the significant pathways identified are structural proteins or have a structural role, our findings suggest that structural proteins may significantly contribute to the phenotypic differences between RC-77 T/E and RC-77 N/E cell lines. Based on data from both human prostate cell lines and limited patientcell culture, Kate Calvin and Rakesh Singh of the Florida State University Translational Science Laboratory for mass spectrometry assistance, and Ariana K. von Lersner and Charles J. Robbins for technical assistance.

Funding {#FPar1}
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This work was in part supported by the Leslie N. Wilson-Delores Auzenne Graduate Assistantship for Minorities from the Graduate School at Florida State University to JSM for study design, the collection, analysis, and interpretation of data, and writing the manuscript; and in part by grants from Florida State University and an Endowed Chair Professorship in Cancer Research from anonymous donors to QXAS for study design, directing the research, and writing the manuscript. This work was in part supported by grants from the Department of Defense Prostate Cancer Research Program (PC120913), NIH/NIMHD (G12 RR03059-21A1), NIH/NCI (R21 CA188799--01), and


Yet another student has been suspended for having something that represents a gun, but isn’t actually anything like a real gun.

This time, it was a breakfast pastry.

Josh Welch, a second-grader at Park Elementary School in Baltimore, Maryland, was suspended for two days because his teacher thought he shaped the strawberry, pre-baked toaster pastry into something resembling a gun. WBFF, the FOX affiliate in Baltimore, broke the story.

Welch, an arty kid who has reportedly been diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, said his goal was to turn it into a mountain, but that didn’t really materialize, reports Fox News.

“It was already a rectangle. I just kept on biting it and biting it and tore off the top of it and kind of looked like a gun,” he said.

“But iteuthanasia in Europe was a deeper crisis than the economy or politics.

Also present at the Mass, the first major open-air event staged by the Roman Catholic Church in Spain since the Popular Party (PP) government took office last week, were some 30 bishops from around the country. Pope Benedict XVI, in a message from Rome, said the Christian family must be a "refuge for loyalty, respect and understanding."

"Whoever refuses to defend a conceived but unborn person is committing a serious violation of moral order. The death of an innocent can never be legitimized. To do so is to undermine the basis of society," said the pontiff.

The gathering in Madrid under the motto "Christian Family: the hope of Europe" was organized by the Bishops Conference and Catholic organizations.

Organizers had


For many applications, such as remote sensing, surveillance, three-dimensional (3D) scanning/imaging, industrial inspection, metrology, medical imaging, biometrics authentication, object tracking, virtual reality and augmented reality, it may be desirable to have a compact, high resolution, portable, and fast tracker to accurately measure, in real time, the movement and location of an object. Such an imager should consume low power and be insensitive to vibration.
Devices using a rotating color wheel are generally sensitive to vibration. Other systems employ scanning polarizers and suffer from motion blur. Other systems utilize a microlens array and coded apertures. Such complex systems reduce the amount of light available for image detection, and therefore reduce the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR). The final image resolution can also be reduced considerably. Thus, the measurement of additional information using   self.pushButton.setObjectName("pushButton")
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entire region of the SHELS field to a homogeneous depth. We use the point source profile-fitting magnitudes, and restrict our analysis to the sources with S/N$\geq3$ at 22 $\mu$m. The [*WISE* ]{}5$\sigma$ photometric sensitivity is estimated to be better than 0.08, 0.11, 1 and 6 mJy at 3.4, 4.6, 12 and 22 $\mu$m in unconfused regions on the ecliptic plane [@wri10].

After rejecting bright stars through visual inspection of their optical images, we have 507 sources with 22 $\mu$m detection ($S/N\geq3$) in the SHELS field. We cross-correlate these IR sources with the objects in the DLS $R$-band source catalog (down to $R<25.2$) with a matching tolerance of 3($\sim$ 0.5$\times$FWHM of the [*WISE* ]{}PSF at 3.4 $\mu$m). We identify 481 matches and 26 sources without optical counterparts. Among the 481example of optical $BVRz$ and [*WISE* ]{}3.4, 4.6, 12 and 22 $\mu$m cutout images for a DOG candidate in the top panel of Figure \[fig-cut\]. We also show a typical 22 $\mu$m-selected galaxy with similar 22 $\mu$m flux density in the bottom panel for comparison. The optical counterpart for the DOG is barely visible even in the very deep DLS images.

To study the redshift dependence of the flux density ratio between [*WISE* ]{}22 $\mu$m and $R$-band, we plot $S_{22\mu m}/S_{0.65 \mu m}$ of galaxies as a function of redshift (lower panel in Figure \[fig-dogs\]). We overplot the flux density ratios expected from several SED templates of local star-forming, or AGN-host galaxies [@pol07 M82: solid, Arp220: dotted, IRAS 22491-1808: dashed, Mrk 231: dash dot, [*IRAS*]{} 19254-7245 South: dash dot


a median ratio of 1.00 [@fab08]. The panel (a) shows that the $D_n4000$ distribution for all SHELS galaxies is bimodal, underscoring the existence of two well-known galaxy populations : one dominated by old stars and the other with recent star formation. Following @kau03, we divide the two populations at $D_n4000=1.5$ (blue, dashed horizontal lines). @kau03 showed that galaxies with $D_n4000<1.5$ contain young stellar populations with $\lesssim1$ Gyr.

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If 22 $\mu$m-selected galaxies are powered by recent SF or nuclear activity, their stellar populations should be young (i.e. small $D_{n}$4000). As expected, most 22 $\mu$m-selected galaxies have small $D_{n}$4000 ($\sim86\%$; $60\%$ of all SHELS galaxies have $D_{n}4000<1.5$), but there are some 22 $\mu$m-selected galaxies with large $D_{n}$4000 (see Section \[starb\]). We use the Kolmogorov-Smirnov (K-S) test to determine whether the $D_{n}$4000interested in the effect of neighbors interacting with target galaxies, we restrict our sample to close galaxy pairs with a projected spatial separation of $<150$ kpc. This separation is much smaller than the typical virial radius of late-type galaxies where galaxy properties begin to change because of galaxy interactions (e.g., $r_{vir}\approx 340$ $h_{70}^{-1}$kpc with $M_r=-20$, @park08). There are 47 22 $\mu$m-selected galaxies at $z<0.37$ with close neighbors for the following analysis.

Panel (a) of Figure \[fig-inter\] shows that the peak sSFRs for galaxies with $D_n4000_{\rm nei}<1.5$ and $>1.5$ are different. The median sSFR for galaxies with $D_n4000_{\rm nei}\geq1.5$ and $D_n4000_{\rm nei}<1.5$ is $0.12\pm0.08$ and $0.17\pm0.09$, respectively. The K-S test rejects the hypothesis that two distributions are extracted from the same parent population with a significance level of $97\%$. Although


and Jong Chul Lee for useful discussion. HSH acknowledges the Smithsonian Institution for the support of his post-doctoral fellowship. The Smithsonian Institution also supports the research of MJG, MJK and DGF. IPD is supported by NSF-AST grant AST-0708433. Observations reported here were obtained at the MMT Observatory, a joint facility of the Smithsonian Institution and the University of Arizona. This research has made use of the NASA/ IPAC Infrared Science Archive, which is operated by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, under contract with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. This publication makes use of data products from the Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer, which is a joint project of the University of California, Los Angeles, and the Jet Propulsion Laboratory/California Institute of Technology, funded by the

Arutyunov v City of New York (2019 NY Slip Op 06582)

Arutyunov v City of New York

2019 NY Slip Op 06582

Decided on September 18, 2019

Appellate Division, Second Department

Published by New York State Law Reporting Bureau pursuant to Judiciary Law § 431.

This opinion is uncorrected and subject to revision before publication in the Official Reports.

Decided on September 18, 2019
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK
Appellate Division, Second Judicial Department

LEONARD B. AUSTIN, J.P.
JOHN M. LEVENTHAL
SHERI S. ROMAN
HECTOR D. LASALLE, JJ.

2018-03920
 (Index No. 14740/12)

[*1]Artur Arutyunov, et al., appellants,
vCity of New York, respondent.

Zimmerman Law, P.C., Huntington Station, NY (Gary R. Novins of counsel), for appellants.
Georgia M. Pestana, Acting Corporation Counsel, New York, NY (Fay Ng and Nwamaka Ejebe of counsel), for respondent.

DECISION & ORDER
In an action to recover damages for personal


7-201(c) limits the City's duty of care over municipal streets and sidewalks by imposing liability only for those defects . . . which its officials have been actually notified exist at a specified location" (Katz v City of New York, 87 NY2d 241, 243). "Prior written notice of a defect is a condition precedent which a plaintiff is required to plead and prove to maintain an action against the City" (Daniels v City of New York, 91 AD3d 699, 700). A map submitted by the Big Apple Pothole & Sidewalk Protection Committee (hereinafter Big Apple) "to the Department of Transportation may serve as prior written notice of a defective condition" (Walker v Jenkins, 137 AD3d 1014, 1015; see Katz v City of New York, 87 NY2d at 243;
520 So.2d 229 (1987)
James Floyd SMELCHER
v.
STATE.
7 Div. 815.
Court of Criminal Appeals of Alabama.
November 10, 1987.
Rehearing Denied December 8, 1987.
Certiorari Denied February 26, 1988.
*230 William H. Broome, Anniston, for appellant.
Don Siegelman, Atty. Gen., and Brenda Dunn Watson, Asst. Atty. Gen., for appellee.
Alabama Supreme Court 87-358.
TYSON, Judge.
James Floyd Smelcher was indicted for rape in the first degree and sodomy in the first degree. The jury found him guilty of the rape charge and not guilty of the sodomy charge. The trial judge sentenced the appellant to 120 years in the penitentiary, and fined him $1,000.
The victim in this case testified that she knew the appellant because he was a friend of two brothers that she was dating, Rodney and Edward Barksdale. On June 1, 1986, the victim was at her


house studying for final exams when this appellant drove up in his van. When the victim went outside, the appellant asked her to go with him because someone named David had some things to tell her about Edward Barksdale. The appellant said they would be gone for just a few minutes. The victim asked her mother if she could go and her mother told her to be home in thirty minutes.
The victim got in the appellant's van and the two went to the appellant's apartment. The victim sat down on the appellant's bed and the appellant turned on the radio. The victim asked when David would arrive and the appellant replied he would be there in a few minutes.
The victim urged the appellant to tell her about Edwardand, thus, this matter was not properly preserved for our review.
For the reasons stated above, the judgment of the trial court is due to be, and the same is hereby, affirmed.
AFFIRMED.
*235 All Judges concur.
BOWEN, P.J., in result only.


and we got to know a lot about Tarrlok, his brother, his father, and their sordid past.

But we never really learned all that much about Bolin and Mako, or Tenzin and Beifong, or hell, even Korra. One of the things The Last Airbender did so well was never overshare—it didn't tell us things until we needed to know them, at which point it would casually fill us in. With discipline, it would have been possible to do that again in 12 episodes, but I was surprised they chose to emphasize the characters they did.

And hey, speaking of 12 episodes...

4. Two Narrative Arcs Crammed Into One Season

The issue wasn't really that the show only had 12 episodes. Plenty of network dramas fit a ton of great storytelling into 123*a + i. Calculate the remainder when a is divided by 17.
15
Let w(b) = -22*b + 78. Let f(g) = g - 2. Let r(u) = 12*f(u) + w(u). What is the remainder when 80 is divided by r(2)?
12
Let c(s) = -s**3 - 8*s**2 - 11*s - 20. Let q be c(-7). Suppose -q*x = -1250 - 454. Calculate the remainder when x is divided by 18.
15
What is the remainder when (-1)/3 + 5046/18 is divided by (8/(-68) + 13685/867)/(2/6)?
45
Suppose 0 = -2*t - n + 3, 2*t + 0 + 2 = 4*n. Suppose -3*o = -3*y + 54, 0 = 2*y - 3*y + 3*o + 12. What is the remainder when (0 - t)/(6/(-246)) is divided by y?
20
Let g(n) = n**2 - 92*n + 992.


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What do you mean "This isn't the question"? David Enoch Hebrew University of Jerusalem david.enoch@mail.huji.ac.il Tristram McPherson Ohio State University dr.tristram@gmail.com This is the authors' ms. of April 2016, of a paper to be published as part of a symposium on T. M. Scanlon's book Being Realistic About Reasons in the Canadian Journal of Philosophy. When the symposium is published, please refer to and cite the published version of this paper, if possible. 1. Introduction It is natural to approach a book entitled Being Realistic about Reasons with a degree of trepidation. After all, the admonishment "Be realistic!" is usually a way of telling you that you can't have what you want. Happily, in this case, the implication is misleading. For T. M. Scanlon argues that we canleast the following three domains: science, mathematics, and the normative (19). But we are not told, generally, what conditions have to be satisfied for some putative domain D to count as distinct from another putative domain D*. Far from addressing this question, Scanlon says: "...I mean to leave the question of what domains there are entirely open" (23). We don't think he can afford to do this. For, to the extent that we understand the notion of a domain, we could think of the Quinean view that Scanlon rejects as simply the view that there is a single universal domain. On the other extreme, consider a permissive view, on which every concept is associated with a domain: on this view, there is an APPLE domain and an ORANGE


One initial piece of support for this reading is that the passage above comes immediately after Scanlon invokes Carnap. And for Carnap, 'external' questions are (when intelligible) to be understood (and so answered) pragmatically. What do you mean "This isn't the question"? 11 This pragmatist reading also seems to fit with other important passages from Scanlon. For example, the passage just quoted continues: To say that it does invites, first, worries like Mackie's.... And if we respond to this first worry by denying that numbers, say, are part of the natural world, while still insisting that they are part of "the world" we invite questions about what this shadowy "world" is to which numbers and perhaps other non-spatial entities all belong. It is better to avoid such questionsOxford University Press), 205-234. ---. (2015), "Supervenience in Ethics," in E. Zalta (ed.) Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. --and D. Plunkett (2015), "Deliberative Indispensability and Epistemic Justification", in R. Shafer-Landau (ed.) Oxford Studies in Metaethics Vol. 10 (Oxford: Oxford University Press). Moore, G. E. (1903/1993), Principia Ethica Rev. Ed., T. Baldwin (ed. and intro.) (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press). Nagel, T. (1997), The Last Word (Oxford: Oxford University Press). Oddie, G. (2005), Value, Reality, and Desire (Oxford: Oxford University Press). Parfit, D. (2011), On What Matters (Oxford: Oxford University Press). Quine, W. V. O. (1948/9), "On What There Is," Review of Metaphysics 2(1): 2138. Rosen, G. (1998), "Blackburn's Essays in Quasi-Realism," Nous 32: 386-405. Scanlon, T. M. (2012), "The Appeal and Limits of Constructivism," in J. Lenman and Y. Shemmer


Hypersensitivity reaction to amiodarone in a patient with a previous reaction to an iodinated radiocontrast agent.
To describe a case of a hypersensitivity reaction to oral amiodarone in a patient with a previous reaction to an iodinated radiocontrast agent. A 55-year-old man experienced facial urticaria after intraarterial injection of iohexol, an iodinated radiocontrast agent, during coronary angiography, which was successfully treated with intravenous hydrocortisone and promethazine. The procedure revealed significant triple vessel disease, and the patient subsequently underwent coronary artery bypass grafting in October 2006. Postoperatively, the patient experienced 2 episodes of fast atrial fibrillation, the first of which was treated successfully with intravenous amiodarone. The second episode resulted in the commencement of therapy with oral amiodarone 400 mg 3 times daily. Within one hour after the first dose,(b) 0.3  (c) 5
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What is the closest to 0 in 145, -4, 0, -2?
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What is the nearest to 5 in 6, 2/7, -0.04, -1/7?
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What is the closest to 12/19 in 7/9, 0.2, 2/13?
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Which is the closest to -2/3?  (a) 2/17  (b) 0  (c) 4  (d) 2/13
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What is the closest to -2/5 in -1372/17, -28, 2, -0.5, -2/3?
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Which is the closest to -3?  (a) 2  (b) -0.7  (c) 2/3  (d) -0.1  (e) 16
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Which is the nearest to 0?  (a) 0.0085  (b) -0.181  (c) 3/4  (d) 0.4
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Which is the nearest to -665/2?  (a) 12  (b) 0.4  (c) -2  (d) -1
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What is the nearest to 2 in 0.23, 6/11, 0.5, 1?
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	intrequesting not to eat the following fruits.

Dry Fruit: Dry Fruit is considered a healthy snack, but faster than the fresh fruit of the frying fry, blood sugar levels increase.

Papaya: As a result, the amount of sugar is high, so there is no fiber around. So, on one hand, the level of blood sugar increases, Because of lack of fiber, metabolism does not help papaya.

Pineapple: Very entertaining, delicious fruit pineapple. But due to this, the amount of sugar is very high, which is a big barrier to weight loss.

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no topological defects can survive in eternal inflation. In other words, deep infrared fields cannot see symmetry breaking and hence cannot form a condensate. For earlier work on this problem see Refs. [@Vilenkin:1982wt; @Ford:1985qh; @Ratra:1984yq]. The infrared effects from abundant particle production (in arbitrary number of space-time dimensions) in eternal inflation are so strong that they will eventually restore symmetry of any tree level potential of the form (\[O(N) action\]–\[O(1) action\]) and destroy any defects that might have formed on (sub-)Hubble scales [@Basu:1991ig; @Basu:1992ue; @Basu:1993rf]. As an important side remark, we note that our results suggest that very deep infrared modes will exhibit an enhanced non-Gaussianity of a non-perturbative character.

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    -(N\!-\!1)\langle(\delta\phi_2)^2\rangle_{\rm stoch}\geq 0
\,,
\label{O(N):symmetry breaking:condensate}$$ where $$\begin{aligned}
\langle (\delta\phi_1)^2 \rangle &=& \langle (\phi_1-\phi_{\rm b})^2\rangle
      = (\phi_{\rm b})^2 + \langle (\phi_1)^2\rangle
      = (\phi_{\rm b})^2 + \frac{1}{N}\langle (\vec \phi\,)^{\,2}\rangle
\label{Delta11 in terms of Stoch}\\
\langle (\delta\phi_2)^2 \rangle  &=& \langle (\phi_2)^2\rangle
      =  \frac{1}{N}\langle (\vec \phi\,)^{\,2}\rangle
\,.
\label{Delta22 in terms of Stoch}\end{aligned}$$ Because the scalar potential in (\[O(N) action\]) depends only on $\sum_{a=1}^N(\phi_a)^2=(\vec \phi\,)^2$, the linear term in (\[Delta11 in terms of Stoch\]) does not contribute, and $\langle (\delta\phi_i)^2\rangle = \langle (\delta\phi_j)^2\rangle$ ($\forall i,j\in\{1,..,N\}$). Inserting Eqs. (\[Delta11 in terms of Stoch\]–\[Delta22 in terms of Stoch\]) into (\[O(N):symmetry breaking:condensate\]) results in $$\phi_{b}^2=\frac{\phi_0^2}{4}
   \left(1-\frac{N+2}{N}\langle (\vec \phi/\phi_0)^{\,2}\rangle_{\rm stoch}\right)\geq 0
\,.
\label{O(N):symmetry breaking:condensate:2}$$ We shall now show


  = \mu^2\left[3\left(\left\langle\frac{\phi^2}{\phi_0^2}\right\rangle_{\rm stoch}
              \!\!+\frac{\phi_{\rm b}^2}{\phi_0^2}\right)-1\right]
\,,
\label{mass squared}$$ where $\langle(\phi/\phi_0)^2\rangle_{\rm stoch}$ is given in Eq. (\[expec value O(1)\]). On the other hand, the (numerical) mass that measures the curvature of the effective potential in figure \[fig:Veff-rhoeff\] is given by $$M^2(\phi_{\rm b})
     = \frac{\partial^2\Big[\frac{8\pi^2}{3H^4}V_{\rm eff}(\phi_{\rm b})\Big]}
            {\partial(\phi_{\rm b}/\phi_0)^2}
\,.
\label{numerical mass}$$ Now, one can easily show that expressions (\[expec value O(1)\]) and (\[numerical mass\]) are related as, $$m^2(\phi_{\rm b}) = \frac{\mu^2}{4\zeta} M^2(\phi_{\rm b})
\,,
\label{relation mass vs numerical mass}$$ which – if the Starobinsky-Yokoyama prescription is correct – implies the following mass term, $$M^2_{\rm SY}(\phi_{\rm b}) =
  12 \zeta\left[\left\langle\frac{\phi^2}{\phi_0^2}\right\rangle_{\rm stoch}
       the subleading term ($-2\zeta(\phi_{\rm b}/\phi_0)^2$) are the same as in the tree level potential (\[rho V1\]). However, there is also the contribution $\Delta V_{\rm eff}$ that originates from integrating out fluctuations on all super-Hubble scales, and it consists of a logarithmic contribution ($(1/2)\ln[(\phi_{\rm b}/\phi_0)^2]$) and a field independent contribution. These contributions are felt by large field excitations as a result of integrating out fluctuations on all scales, and they introduce an average upward shift in the effective potential that grows weakly (logarithmically) with the field amplitude. This means that large amplitude, deep infrared fields in de Sitter are not distributed according to the Coleman-Weinberg effective potential [@Coleman:1973jx]. A comparison with the Starobinsky-Yokoyama effective potential (\[effective potential: Starobinsky-Yokoyama\]) reveals that, in the large amplitude limit, it recovers the leading (quartic) contribution in


the field correctly, but it fails at lower orders (quadratic, [*etc*]{}), and hence it does not represent a very good fit, as can be seen on the left panel in figure \[fig:Veff-rhoeff\] (for $\zeta = 10$ long dashed green). In order to get a better feeling for $\Delta V_{\rm eff}$ in (\[Veff:asymptotic:2\]) notice that in the weak and strong coupling case it reduces to, $$\Delta V_{\rm eff}(\phi_{\rm b})
   \;\;\stackrel{\lambda\rightarrow 0}{\longrightarrow} \;\;
\frac{3\mu^4}{2\lambda}
  +\frac{3H^4}{16\pi^2}\ln\left(\frac{\lambda\phi_{\rm b}^2}{\mu^2}\right)
\;;\qquad
\Delta V_{\rm eff}(\phi_{\rm b})
   \;\;\stackrel{\lambda\rightarrow \infty}{\longrightarrow} \;\;
\frac{3H^4}{16\pi^2}
   \ln\left(\frac{\pi^2\sqrt{\lambda}\phi_{\rm b}^2}{\Gamma^2(3/4)H^2}\right)
\,.
\label{V0 expansions}$$ This means that the contribution from integrated fluctuations grows as $\lambda$ decreases. In fact there is an upper bound for $\Delta V_{\rm eff}$ which comes from the natural assumption, $\mu,\phi_0  \lesssim m_{\rm p}$, which then implies that $\DeltaDwarf," she hissed softly. "Remember who I am."

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in [@Imamura:2012xg] and we explicitly show that the large $N$ limit of these partition functions is in precise agreement with the holographic free energies of our supergravity solutions. We also present more general solutions (and in particular a 1/2 BPS solution) which have not previously been considered from the gauge theory side.

From the Killing spinors of a supersymmetric supergravity solution one can always construct a certain Killing vector $K$. For all solutions found in this paper the free energy is only sensitive to this Killing vector ${\mathcal{F}}={\mathcal{F}}(K)$, and not to other parameters of the solution. It is natural to conjecture that this is also the case for more general solutions, extending what happens in four dimensions [@Farquet:2014kma]. In addition we compute the expectation values of BPS Wilson loopsthat $\chi_1$ and $\chi_2$ transform in the $\mathbf{4}$ and $\mathbf{\bar{4}}$ of the enhanced $SU(4)\sim SO(6)$ symmetry, respectively. In order to present the general solution to (\[5dKSE\]), (\[5ddilatino\]) (which is not written in [@Imamura:2012xg]), we first introduce the following basis of Cliff$(5,0)$ \_1  =   (

[cc]{}1\_2 & 0\
0 & -1\_2

) ,   \_2 &=& (

[cc]{}0 & 1\_2\
1\_2& 0

) ,\_3  =  (

[cc]{}0 & \^3\
-\^3 & 0

) ,\
\_4  =  (

[cc]{} 0 & \^2\
-\^2 & 0

) , \_5 &=& (

[cc]{}0 & \^1\
-\^1 & 0

) , where as above $\sigma^i$, $i=1,2,3$ denote the Pauli matrices, and $1_2$ is the $2\times 2$ identity matrix. A choice of the charge conjugation matrix in this basis is \_5 &=& (

[cc]{}-\_2 & 0\
0 & -\_2

) . Then for the 1/4 BPS background we find the general solution to (\[5dKSE\]), (\[5ddilatino\]) (or equivalently (\[5dKSEpm\]), (\[5ddilatinopm\]))


]{} S\_[-]{}\^[(1)]{}

) , where $a^{(i)}_-$ are integration constants. One can once again impose the symplectic Majorana condition, which leads to the relation $(a_-^{(i)} )^{*}=a_+^{(i)}$ for $i=1,2,3$.

Twisted reduction and the partition function {#sec:twisted}
--------------------------------------------

The backgrounds above may be obtained via a twisted reduction of $ {\mathbb{R}}\times S^5$, starting from the *round* metric on $S^5$. This is important, as the perturbative partition function on the squashed five-spheres was computed in [@Imamura:2012bm] indirectly, by taking a limit of the supersymmetric index of a corresponding six-dimensional theory on $ {\mathbb{R}}\times  S^5$.

We thus begin with the product metric on ${\mathbb{R}}$ times the round $S^5$ \[S5R\] s\^2\_[ S\^5]{} &=& t\^2+\_[i=1]{}\^3|w\_i|\^2 , where the complex coordinates $w_i$ on ${\mathbb{C}}^3\cong {\mathbb{R}}^6$, $i=1,2,3$, satisfy the constraint $\sum_{i=1}^3|w_i|^2=1$. We then compactify this space by identifying \[twist\] (t,w\_i)\~(t+,\^[\_i]{}w\_i) , where $\beta>0$ and\^[-1]{}  .

We conclude this section by noting from (\[mus\]) and (\[bdef\]) that for the $SU(3)\times U(1)$ squashed five-spheres in section \[sec:squashed\] \[bsquashed\] b\_1 &=& 1+  , b\_2  =  b\_3  =  1- ,  ,\
b\_1 &=& b\_2  =  b\_3  =  1 +  ,  . In particular it is straightforward to see [@Imamura:2012bm] that in the 1/4 BPS case the perturbative partition function (\[Z\]) is independent of the squashing parameter $s$.

It is interesting to note that (\[twist\]) is an isometry of the original six-dimensional ${\mathbb{R}}\times S^5$ background only for real $\mu_i$, which via (\[mus\]) one sees corresponds to $|s|\geq 1$. On the other hand from (\[bsquashed\]) we see that the parameters $b_i$ are real (and then positive) only if $|s|\leq 1$. The dual six-dimensional supergravity backgrounds we shall construct in section \[SUGRA\]


the round ${S}^{5}$, they are conjectured to be dual in the large $N$ limit to the AdS$_6\times {S}^4$ solution of massive type IIA supergravity [@Ferrara:1998gv; @Brandhuber:1999np; @Bergman:2012kr]. In order to find gravity duals to the same superconformal theories put on different background five-manifolds, it is then natural to work in the six-dimenional Romans $F(4)$ supergravity theory [@Romans:1985tw]. The key here is that, as shown in [@Cvetic:1999un], the Romans theory is a consistent truncation of massive type IIA supergravity on ${S}^4$. In the next subsection we shall review this uplift to ten dimensions, and then present the Romans theory in Euclidean signature in section \[sec:euclidean\].

Uplift to massive type IIA {#sec:uplift}
--------------------------

The Romans theory [@Romans:1985tw] is a six-dimensional gauged supergravity that admits an AdS$_6$ vacuum. The bosonic fields consist of thebefore it can be checked explicitly that the solution is regular at $r=\frac{1}{\sqrt{6}}$, and we have checked this up to fourth order in the expansion variable && -1 . Comparing this expansion with the expansion around the conformal boundary we deduce $$\begin{aligned}
\label{Fernando14}
\xi_1&=&2 {\mathrm{i}}(6+\omega ) \delta -\frac{{\mathrm{i}}\left(144+98 \omega +13 \omega ^2\right)}{5}  \delta^2 {\nonumber}\\
&+&\frac{{\mathrm{i}}\left(307719+209547 \omega +41094 \omega ^2+1282 \omega ^3\right)}{9450} \delta ^3{\nonumber}\\
&-&\frac{{\mathrm{i}}\left(26693550+21683700 \omega +6126111 \omega ^2+771474 \omega ^3+51568 \omega ^4\right)}{623700}  \delta ^4+\ldots~,{\nonumber}\\
\xi_2&=&\frac{2}{3} \sqrt{\frac{2}{3}} \omega  \delta -\frac{2\left(-\sqrt{6} \omega +2 \sqrt{6} \omega ^2\right)}{45}  \delta ^2+\frac{\left(-999 \sqrt{6} \omega -594 \sqrt{6} \omega ^2+244 \sqrt{6} \omega ^3\right)}{42525}\delta ^3 {\nonumber}\\
&+&\frac{\left(32724 \sqrt{6} \omega +26082 \sqrt{6} \omega ^2+6105 \sqrt{6} \omega ^3+935 \sqrt{6} \omega ^4\right) }{1403325}\delta ^4+\ldots~.\end{aligned}$$

The explicit solution $\epsilon_I$ to the dilatino and Killing spinor equation (\[dilatino\]), (\[KSE\]) for this solution may also be


we will see below.

It is useful to establish some formulas. We write (in general) &=& \^2 , to define the norm $\|\cdot\|$ of a $p$-form. The inner product of two $p$-forms $\alpha,\beta$ is denoted $\langle \alpha , \beta \rangle$. First we compute \_p &=& -z\^[2p-6]{} (\*\_\_p )z ,\
\*(z\_[p-1]{}) &=& z\^[2p-6]{}\*\_\_[p-1]{} , where $\alpha_p$ represents a general $p$-form that is orthogonal to $\partial_z$. Here the volume forms are related as \_6 &=& z\_ =  z  x\^1x\^5 . We will need the expansion of the determinant and Hodge dual for $\gamma_{mn}$. The former is $$\begin{aligned}
\sqrt{\det \gamma} = \sqrt{\det \gamma^0}\Big[&1 + \tfrac{z^2}{2} \mathrm{Tr} \left[ \gamma^2 (\gamma^0)^{-1} \right] + \tfrac{z^4}{2} \mathrm{Tr} \left[ \gamma^4 (\gamma^0)^{-1} \right] {\nonumber}\\
&- \tfrac{z^4}{4} \mathrm{Tr} \left[ \gamma^2 (\gamma^0)^{-1} \right]^2 + \tfrac{z^4}{8} \left( \mathrm{Tr} \left[ \gamma^2 (\gamma^0)^{-1} \right] \right)^2 +\mathcal{O}(z^5) \Big]~,\end{aligned}$$ whilst the latter mayor indeed even needing to use any of the equations of motion.

Continuing we find there are many terms that contribute at $\mathcal{O}(1/\epsilon)$ including $A_1$ and $B_0$ from the asymptotic expansion of the $B$-field. It is prudent to look at higher orders of $z$ in the equations of motion for simplifications along the lines of $X_1=0$. Indeed by looking at the $z^{-2}{\mathrm{d}}z\wedge \alpha_3$ coefficient of the $B$-field equation of motion we find B\_0 &=& 0 . The $z^{-1}\alpha_4$ coefficient similarly implies A\_1 &=& 0 . With these simplifications the $\mathcal{O}(1/\epsilon)$ divergence becomes I\^\_[(1/)]{} &=& \_[M\_6]{}  \^5x . \[div5intermediate\] We now seek to determine $A_0$, $X_4$ and $\gamma^4$ in terms of lower order boundary quantities such as $b$. Examination of the $z^{-2}\alpha_4$ coefficient of the $B$-field equation of motion gives


$\varphi_I$ and $\chi_I$ for our supersymmetric solutions (for which $\lambda = 3 \sqrt{3}$). For the 3/4 BPS solution we find $$\varphi_I \ = \ (-1)^{I} \frac{3-\sqrt{1-s^{2}}}{6 \sqrt{6} s} \chi_I - (-1)^{I} \frac{4\sqrt{1-s^{2}}}{6 \sqrt{6} s} \gamma_1 \chi_I \, ,$$ and for the two-parameter family of 1/4 BPS solutions \_I =  \_I . In appendix \[AppSolutions\] we give further details of the explicit six-dimensional Killing spinors and their relation to the five-dimensional spinors of section \[sec:gaugetheory\].

Wilson loops {#Wilson}
============

In this section we compute the expectation values of certain BPS Wilson loops, both in the large $N$ matrix model of section \[sec:largeN\] and also in the supergravity dual solutions of section \[SUGRA\]. More precisely it will be important to uplift these solutions to massive type IIA supergravity, where the Wilson loop in thecoordinates (\[S5\]), while $S^1_2$ is located at $\{\sigma=\frac{\pi}{2}$, $\theta=0\}$, as one sees from (\[rhos\]). The result for $S^1_3$ is the same as that for $S^1_2$ due to the $SU(2)\subset SU(3)$ symmetry preserved by the bosonic solution and supersymmetric Killing vector. On the other hand, due to the signs in (\[varphis\]) the relevant string actions to compute are then  , respectively. Evaluating this for the one-parameter family of 3/4 BPS solutions, as a series in the parameter $\delta$ up to sixth order where $\delta^2 = \frac{1}{s}-1$, we find  =  1-+ \^2 - \^3 + \^4 - \^5+0\^6+… , while  =  1++ \^2 + \^3 + \^4 + \^5+0\^6+… . These agree precisely with the series expansions of (\[34VEVs\]) computed in field theory.

Discussion and conjectures {#Fernandosection}
==========================

In this paper we have constructed supergravity


has the advantage that the squashing parameter can be explicitly seen in the solution. Starting from a general expansion and imposing the equations of motion in section \[Appeqns\] we find $$\begin{aligned}
\alpha(r) &=& \frac{3}{\sqrt{2}} \frac{1}{r}+ \frac{486+ q_0^2 s^2}{1944 \sqrt{2} s^2} \frac{1}{r^3}+\ldots~,{\nonumber}\\
\gamma(r)&=& \frac{3 \sqrt{3}}{s} r +\frac{-486+\left(243-q_0^2\right) s^2}{324 \sqrt{3} s^3 } \frac{1}{r}+\ldots~, {\nonumber}\\
X(r) &=& 1 + \frac{-486 q_0+72 {\mathrm{i}}\sqrt{6} q_0^2 s+486 q_0 s^2 +7 q_0^3 s^2+5832 s^2 q_2}{11664 q_0 s^2 } \frac{1}{r^2} + \frac{x_3}{r^3}+\ldots~,{\nonumber}\\
p(r)&=& \frac{q_0 \left(54 -\sqrt{6} {\mathrm{i}}q_0 s\right)}{162 s^2 } \frac{1}{r^2}+\ldots~, {\nonumber}\\
q(r) &=& q_0 r+ \frac{q_2}{r}+\frac{q_3}{r^2}+\ldots~, {\nonumber}\\
f(r)&=& f_0 - \frac{f_0 \left(54 -\sqrt{6} {\mathrm{i}}q_0 s\right)}{81 s^2 } \frac{1}{r^2}+ \frac{f_3}{r^3}+\ldots~.\end{aligned}$$ In addition to the squashing parameter $s$, the solution depends on $q_0,f_0,f_3,q_2,q_3,x_3$ and an extra parameter $\alpha_5$, which appears at higher order in the expansion for $\alpha(r)$. All other coefficients in thefunctions $B_{{\mathcal{N}},{\mathcal{M}}}\left( w \right)$ are the so-called multiple Bernoulli polynomials and can be determined by expanding and solving the following relation  =  \_[n=0]{}\^ B\_[,n]{}( x ) , for $B_{{\mathcal{N}},{\mathcal{M}}}\left( w \right)$. It was further shown in [@Ruijsenaars:2000] that in the asymptotic limit $|w|\rightarrow \infty$ and $|\arg w| < \pi$ the remainder $\mathcal{R}_{{\mathcal{N}},{\mathcal{M}}} (w) $ behaves as \_[,]{} (w)  =   ( w\^[--1]{} ) , and hence in the asymptotic limit is suppressed by the first three terms in . Similarly, the third term in behaves as \_[k=+1]{}\^ B\_[,k]{}( 0 ) w\^[-k]{} (k--1)!  =   ( w\^[-1]{} ) , in the asymptotic limit $|w|\rightarrow \infty$. Hence for our purposes we shall only focus on the asymptotics of the first two contributions to $\Psi_{\mathcal{N}}$.

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Visual Studio 2013 C# Add all images from imagelist to listview

Currently I have zero code to show and display because I am new to using Visual Studio, Let me first explain what result I am trying to get so that you can better understand what I am trying to do. I will be making my first attempt at coding a program in C# using a great deal of images.
I added about 1300 images to imageList1 and I am trying to get all of these images to display vertically with their own picturbox or in a listview on form load so sooner or later making it so these images can be dragged and dropped into another window which will output code. I need these images to load from thecongestion; that is, however, no longer the case." Bradley said that Al-Suwaidi has a reputation "for being a bastion of strict Wahhabism" within the people living in Saudi Arabia. Bradley added that the men "hardly need incitement" to contrast their own lives with wealthy Saudi princes and foreigners.

Association with terrorism
The district gained notoriety in 2003 when a 26-man list of "most wanted terrorists" published by the Saudi government contained 15 men who were said to have links with the neighborhood. Shaker Abu Taleb and Asharq Al-Awsat of the Arab News said that many Saudis compared Al-Suwaidi to Fallujah, Iraq, a site of fighting during the Iraq War.

Ibrahim al-Rayyes, a terrorist suspect killed in a shootout with police, lived in Al-Suwaidi. In a 2003 list of most wanted Islamic


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Non- Core – These tasks are either administrative, supportive, do not fall under your competencies or directly contribute to your bottom-line.

Itemize the non- core tasks and outsource these to your real estate Virtual Assistant. The less of these types of tasks that you do, the more time you have for work that will bring in the sales for your business.

2. Identify the Soft Skills You Want in a Virtual Assistant

It’s very easy to find virtual assistants with the required hard skills to get the job done right. It’s much more difficult to find those with the ideal soft skills to work with.

Soft skills are attitudes, personality traits and behaviors that distinguish one individual from another. They are overlooked in10, 2018). The report, which is titled "NI43-101 Technical Report, Macmillan Pass Project, Yukon Territory, Canada," with effective date May 23, 2018 and report date of July 6, 2018, can be found under Fireweed’s profile at www.sedar.com and on the company website.

Highlights of PEA:

Long mine life and large-scale production:

18-year mine life with 32.7Mt of mineralization mined at 5,000 tonne-per-day average processing rate.

1.54Mt of Zinc, 0.88Mt of Lead, and 37Moz of Silver in concentrate shipped.

Average yearly contained-metal production of 85kt Zinc, 48kt Lead and 2Moz Silver.

Starter-pits on Tom West and Jason Main zones reduce up-front capital.

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Numerous opportunities for significant economic improvement.

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on SEDAR to give the full details of the work that was completed by our staff and consultants,” commented Brandon Macdonald, Chief Executive Officer. “Many aspects of this study were completed at a level even higher than that required for a PEA study, and we will continue to strive to present the most comprehensive work that shows the robustness of our project.”

Qualified Person Statements

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Before I met Christ, I was a rule follower and a people pleaser. On the outside I looked successful and happy, but I was very lost and unhappy inside. My thinking was very judgmental of everyone around me, but especially myself. I frantically sought the affirmation and love I needed from everyone around me, which with my peers sometimes led to bad situations of sin for myself and those close to me.

I met Jesus in the Eucharist on my very first retreat in High School, when I felt his presence and realized His great love and mercy for me. He existed, and he actually cared about all that was going on in my heart! God gradually revealed himself more to me and drew me to want


grew immensely in my commitment to prayer and discovered the total gift of self in being a disciple of Jesus Christ which brought me so much joy! Through gradually overcoming my fears and learning to trust and say yes to God’s call, I committed the next two years of my life to serving as a FOCUS missionary- praise God! As senior year at Baylor unfolds before my eyes I am able to see my life as such a gift. I am so thankful for conversion, for knowledge, for perseverance, for my family and for all the people who have been Christ to me. Everything is a grace if we are open to seeing through his eyes. And when we do, we will be saints!-1247 - -2583. Is m a multiple of 115?
False
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False
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True
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True
Let n be ((-4)/8)/(3/18). Let f(w) = -35*w + 10. Is 6 a factor of f(n)?
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A rough translation from Twitter provides a description for the vehicle.

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The vehicle certainly looks unconventional, but the Chinese military wouldn't be the first to try out the circular design. The U.S.


impact in their communities,” says Lindsey Frost Dodson, who directs Mozilla’s gigabit initiative. “This work — being led by school districts, nonprofits, and for-profits — can create more connected, open, and innovative U.S. cities.”

These 14 grants are part of the Mozilla Gigabit Community Fund, a partnership between Mozilla, the National Science Foundation, and U.S. Ignite. The Fund has granted more than $1.2 million to over 90 projects during its six-year history. Learn more about the Fund in the short film at the bottom of this post.

The Projects

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to talk to each other in an endless stream of
sessions and meetings. In the age of email and tools such as Skype that could
have been achieved with less environmental destruction.

So, talking about conference ethics (I will
trademark this term!), is it unreasonable to ask of organisers of such
conference to consider only locations where actually large numbers of people
still fight to survive this disease and perhaps give locations a miss where
AIDS has become a manageable chronic condition, and where the civil rights of
HIV infected people are thankfully well protected?

I quietly assumed to this point that much
is served by holding such gigantic meetings at all, alas I am skeptical. After
all, relevant clinical research will be published quickly in relevant journals
these days, the time delay is negligible, researchers will know each otherdistricts and to new
reading programs for elementary students.

"This is an historic opportunity to take care of some of our more
glaring education problems," said Dick Wadhams, the Republican
governor's spokesman. "We think it's a sound plan."

Maryland, Michigan, and Oklahoma are a few of the other states
considering plans to put the tobacco money toward school programs.
Despite their proponents' good intentions, though, the proposals are
raising concerns in some states about the wisdom of shifting settlement
funding from health-related projects.

When Gov. Owens outlined his settlement-spending plan this month,
the first-term chief executive veered from a campaign pledge he signed
last October promising to direct any money the state received from the
settlement to public-health programs.

At the time he made the pledge, Mr. Owens thought states were
required to spend the settlement on such programs, Mr. Wadhams said.
Ultimately, however,


to $3,000 in college-scholarship money to each
student scoring at top levels on the state assessments in reading,
writing, mathematics, and science. Students could use the scholarships
to attend any college in Michigan.

John Truscott, the governor's spokesman, said the state already
spends 6 percent of its tobacco tax, or roughly $35 million a year, on
the types of anti-smoking and health-related programs that other states
are hoping to start with the settlement money.

"We're farther ahead than most states" in providing
smoking-cessation programs, Mr. Truscott argued. "And education is our
top priority, so that's how we ended up with the proposal."

But Jim Moore, the director of programs for the state branch of the
American Lung Association, countered that Michigan ought to invest at
least $75 million in trying to stop a problem that he said costs it far
more everyproof also shows the slightly stronger assertion.

\[cor:cor9\] For all $ k \in \mathbb{N} $: $$\label{eq:sumEC}
\lim_{N \to \infty} \frac{1}{N^{1+k/2}} \sum_{\underline{i}} \left| \mathbb{E}\left[X_N(\underline{i})\right]\right| = \left\{ \begin{array}{cc}
C_{k/2} & \text{for }k\text{ even} \\
0 & \text{for }k\text{ odd}\end{array}\right.   \,$$ where the above sum (in ) extends over all Eulerian circuits of length $ k $.

For a proof we note that the leading contribution in the sum is non-negative. The subleading terms were already shown to vanish.

If the graph ${\mathcal{G}}=(V,E)$ contains loops, we delete all loops and call the new graph $(V,\tilde{E})$. This graph is still Eulerian and satisfies $\#V > \#\tilde{E}/2+t.$ Thus without loss of generality we may assume that $(V,E)$ contains no loops.

We proceed by induction on the number of edges with multiplicity greater than one. If there is no


such edge, then the number of simple edges is $k$. Since ${\mathcal{G}}$ is Eulerian we have $k\geq r$ and $r>\frac{k}{2}+t$ implies $k>2t$ and thus the assertion.

Hence, assume there exists an edge of multiplicity $m\geq 2$. If the graph that arises from the deletion of $2$ copies of this edge is still connected, then the resulting graph is Eulerian and denoting its number of edges by $k^{\prime }$ we have $$r>\frac{k}{2}+t\geq \frac{k^{\prime }}{2}+t+1$$

Thus, by inductive assumption, we find at least $2t+3$ edges without parallels in the reduced graph and hence at least $2t+2$ in ${\mathcal{G}}$.

We are left with the case that the removal of the edges disconnects the graph into two Eulerian graphs ${\mathcal{G}}_{1}=(V_{1},E_{1})$ and ${\mathcal{G}}_{2}=(V_{2},E_{2}) $. We use the abbreviations $r_{i}:=\#V_{i}$ and $k_{i}:=\#E_{i}$. Then:$$r=r_{1}+r_{2}>\frac{k}{2}+t=\frac{k_{1}+1}{2}+\frac{k_{2}+1}{2}+t$$

Hence we can partition $t$$ V_{\underline{i}} \cap V_{\underline{j}} \neq \emptyset $ the union of the corresponding Eulerian graphs $ \mathcal{G}_{\underline{i}} \cup \mathcal{G}_{\underline{j}} $ is connected and each vertex has even degree. Therefore this union is itself a Eulerian graph with $ 2k $ edges. The corresponding contribution to the sum  is then estimated by extending the summation to all Eulerian circuits $ \underline{\ell} $ of length $ 2k $: $$\frac{1}{N^{2+k} } \sum_{\substack{\underline{i}, \underline{j} \\ V_{\underline{i}} \cap V_{\underline{j}} \neq \emptyset} } \left| \mathbb{E}\left[ X_N(\underline{i}) \, X_N( \underline{j}) \right] \right| \leq \frac{1}{N^{2+k} } \mkern-7mu \sum_{\underline{\ell} = (\ell_1, \dots, \ell_{2k})} \mkern-5mu\left| \mathbb{E}\left[X_N(\underline{\ell}) \right] \right| \leq \frac{\widetilde{C}_k}{N} \, .$$ The last estimate is due to Corollary \[cor:cor9\].

In case $ V_{\underline{i}} \cap V_{\underline{j}} = \emptyset $ we use the following analogue of Lemma \[lem:expa\].

For all $ k \in \mathbb{N}


(1)},X_{\pi
(2)},\dots ,X_{\pi (M)}$ agree. An infinite sequence $\left\{ X_{i}\right\}
_{i\in I}$ is called exchangeable if any finite subsequence is.

It is a well known result by de Finetti ([@de; @Finetti], for further developments see e.g. [@Aldous]) that any exchangeable sequence of $\left\{ -1,1\right\} $-valued random variables is a mixture of independent random variables. To give this informal description a precise meaning we define:

For $t\in \left[ -1,1\right] $ we denote by $P_{t}$ the probability measure$P_{t}=\frac{1}{2}(1+t)\,\delta _{1}\,+\,\frac{1}{2}(1-t)\,\delta _{-1}$ on $\left\{ -1,1\right\} $, i.e. $P_{t}(1)=\frac{1}{2}(1+t)$ and $P_{t}(-1)=\frac{1}{2}(1-t)$. By $P_{t}^{M}=P_{t}^{\otimes _{M}}$ we mean the $M$-fold, by $P_{t}^{\infty }=P_{t}^{\otimes _{\mathbb{N}}}$ the infinite product of this measure.

The measures $P_{t}$ are parametrized in such a way that $E_{t}(X):=\int
x\,dP_{t}=t$. To simplify notation, we write $P_{t}^{M}(x_{1},x_{2},\dots
,x_{M})$ instead of $P_{t}^{M}(\{(x_{1},x_{2},\dots ,x_{M})\})$.

We are now in a position to formulate de Finetti’s theorem:

Ifx-a\right) ^{\lambda })  \label{eq:Olver2}\end{aligned}$$

    where $\nu ,\lambda $ and $P$ are positive constants and $Q$ is a real constant and (\[eq:Olver1\]) is differentiable.

4.  The integral $I(N)=\int_{a}^{1}e^{-N\,F(x)\,/2}\,\,\phi \left(
    x\right) \,dx$ is finite for all sufficiently large $N.$

Then as $N\rightarrow \infty $$$I\left( N\right) ~\approx ~\frac{Q}{\nu }\;\;\Gamma\!\left( \frac{\lambda }{\nu
}\right) \,P^{-\frac{\lambda }{\nu }}\,\left( \frac{N}{2}\right) ^{-\frac{\lambda }{\nu }}\,e^{-N\,F(a)/2}$$ where $A(N)\approx B(N)$ means $\lim_{N\to\infty} \frac{A(N)}{B(N)}=1$ and $\Gamma$ denotes the Gamma function..

This theorem and its proof can be found in [@Olver Ch. 3 §7].

We apply the Laplace method to a few interesting cases of $\mathbb{P}_{M}^{N\,F}$.

\[th:deFiCorr\] Let $F:\left( -1,1\right) \rightarrow
\mathbb{R}
$ be a smooth even function with $F(t)\rightarrow \infty $ as $t\rightarrow
\pm 1$ such that $\int_{-1}^{1}e^{-N\,F(t)\,/2}\,\,t^{p}\,\frac{dt}{1-t^{2}}$ is finite for all $p\geq 0$ and all $N$ big enough and suppose


\[sec:largeig\]
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At a first glance one might expect that for matrix ensembles with generalized Curie-Weiss distribution the limit density of states measure $\mu$ should depend on $\beta $, even for $\beta \leq 1$. After all, the correlation structure of the ensemble depends strongly on $\beta $: the behavior of the covariance is given by $\mathbb{E}_{\beta ,M}(X_{1}X_{2})\approx \frac{\beta }{1-\beta }\frac{1}{M}$. However, the result that the limiting eigenvalue distribution does not depend on $\beta $ (as long as $\beta \leq 1$) is connected with the fact that $$\frac{1}{N}\mathbb{E}_{\beta ,N^{2}}\,\left( \mathrm{tr\,}\left( \frac{X_{N}}{N^{1/2}}\right) ^{2}\right) =1$$ for Curie-Weiss ensembles independent of $\beta \in
\mathbb{R}
$. In fact, whenever we have $\mathbb{E}(X_{N}(i,j)\,)=0$ and $\mathbb{E}(X_{N}(i,j)^{2}\,)=1$ the symmetry of the matrix implies$$\frac{1}{N}\mathbb{E}\,\left( \mathrm{tr\,}\left( \frac{X_{N}}{N^{1/2}}\right) ^{2}\right) =\frac{1}{N^{2}}\sum_{i,j}\mathbb{E}(X_{N}(i,j)X_{N}(j,i))=1~.$$

Thus, whenever the limiting measure $\sigma $ exists (and has enough finite moments) itof the Lindeberg principle*, Ann. Probab. **34,** 2061–2076 (2006).

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B. de Finetti: *Funzione caratteristica di un fenomeno aleatorio*, Atti della R. Academia Nazionale dei Lincei, Serie 6. Memorie, Classe di Scienze Fisiche, Mathematice e Naturale, **4**, 251–299 (1931).

O. Friesen, M. Löwe: *The Semicircle Law for Matrices with Independent Diagonals,* J. Theoret. Probab. **26**, 1084–1096 (2013).

O. Friesen, M. Löwe: *A phase transition for the limiting spectral density of random matrices,* Electron. J. Probab. **18**, 1–17 (2013).

F. Götze, A. Naumov, A. Tikhomirov: *Semicircle law for a class of random matrices with dependent entries*, Preprint arXiv:1211.0389v2.

F. Götze, A. Tikhomirov: *Limit theorems for spectra of random matrices with martingale structure*, Theory Probab. Appl. **51,** 42–64 (2007).

W. Kirsch: *A review of the moment method*, in


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This study had certain strengths. We have studied all patients registered in a large trauma center in a conflict setting over a long period of time. We described in detail the burden of disease, the variety of specialized services needed, as well as patient outcomes. The study adhered to the STROBE guidelines for reporting of observational data\[[@pone.0165270.ref018]\].

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[^1]: **Competing Interests:**The first \[HH\], sixth \[SZ\], tenth \[CVO\] and eleventh \[LD\] authors are working at the Kunduz Trauma Center and most of the authors are working with Médecins Sans Frontières. This does not alter our adherence to PLOS ONE policies on sharing data and materials.

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Screening for Chemical Suppressors of the Wnt/β-catenin Signaling Pathway.
Aberrant activation of Wnt/β-catenin canonical signaling is observed in multiple malignant tumors, and is recognized as an attractive therapeutic target for molecular targeted drugs. This signaling pathway is also involved in maintaining pluripotency in adult stem cells. Therefore, lowering potential stem cell toxicity is a key factor for the development of a Wnt/β-catenin signaling inhibitor. Here, we show Wnt/β-catenin pathway inhibitors with low toxicity, identified through phenotype-based screening using zebrafish embryos. Artificial activation of the Wnt/β-catenin pathway in fertilized eggs, which are often considered the "ultimate stem cells", results in an "eyeless" phenotype in zebrafish embryos. Screening for compounds that rescue this "eyeless" phenotype and have no effects on normal embryogenesis could help us identify Wnt/β-catenin pathway inhibitors with minimalinformation with MGM and its related and/or affiliated properties, and with our business partners and other third parties. For information on MGM's privacy policy, please visit mgmresorts.com or an M life Desk. In-room fireproof safes are provided for guests to deposit their valuables. Excalibur will not be responsible for valuables not deposited in such safe. Any questions please contact the Front Desk. Excalibur is pleased to offer you the opportunity to pay for your stay in your home currency. For full details, please inquire with the front desk at check-in. For information about parking, please visit https://www.excalibur.com/parking.

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the shooter less effective. Additionally, operating the bolt release button is also often an awkward reach for the shooter, further interrupting their shooting rhythm.
Therefore, improvements in ammunition loading devices are desired. The present disclosure addresses the problems associated with selectively loading a single round of ammunition.between the Trump campaign and Russia, adopting a favorite line from the president and undercutting the reason Mueller was appointed. He also said in 2014 that the courts were intended to be the "inferior" branch of government.

He wrote an op-ed for The Hill in May 2017 criticizing the idea of appointing a special counsel for the DOJ’s investigation.

“Serious, bipartisan congressional investigations into the Russian allegations have been under way for weeks and they have made progress. Hollow calls for independent prosecutors are just craven attempts to score cheap political points and serve the public in no measurable way,” he wrote.

His past comments led several high-profile Democrats, including Senate Minority Leader Charles Schumer Chuck SchumerPelosi slams Trump executive order on pre-existing conditions: It 'isn't worth the paper it's signed


on' 3 reasons why Biden is misreading the politics of court packing Cruz blocks amended resolution honoring Ginsburg over language about her dying wish MORE (N.Y.) and current House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi Nancy PelosiPelosi slams Trump executive order on pre-existing conditions: It 'isn't worth the paper it's signed on' On The Money: Anxious Democrats push for vote on COVID-19 aid | Pelosi, Mnuchin ready to restart talks | Weekly jobless claims increase | Senate treads close to shutdown deadline Trump signs largely symbolic pre-existing conditions order amid lawsuit MORE (Calif.) too call for his recusal.like, what is my life? Like, oh, my gosh!” Gauff told the crowd. “Two years ago, I lost first round in juniors and now I'm here. This is crazy.”

She is also the youngest player to beat a top-five opponent in a women's tour-level match since Jennifer Capriati did it at 15 in 1991.

“You don't want to lose to a 15-year-old, you know?” Osaka said.

It was the second significant result of Day 5 in Melbourne: In the same quarter of the bracket, 23-time major champion Serena Williams lost to 27th-seeded Wang Qiang 6-4, 6-7 (2), 7-5 earlier.

AUSTRALIAN OPEN BALL GIRL HIT BY RAFAEL NADAL SHOT, TENNIS STAR MAKES UP FOR IT WITH A KISS

Gauff pulled this off with some big serving, consistent groundstrokes and by letting Osaka largely be


CAN'T SAY WHAT'S NEXT AFTER AUSTRALIAN OPEN LOSS

There were the occasional signs that Gauff is not a fully formed player — or person — just yet. For example, leading by a set and a break, serving at 1-0, 40-15, Gauff double-faulted twice in one game to get broken for the first time. It was a rare lapse, though — and one to be expected at this stage of her life and career.

One reminder of just how young Gauff is: Most of the entrants in this year's junior Australian Open are older than she is.

Another: She is taking online classes and said she's been given permission to turn in homework late, “considering the circumstances.”

Yet another: She doesn't have an official driver's license quite yet, stuck practicing behind the wheel\ln^j t dt} \over {(1-t)(1 \mp t^k v)}},
~~~~\mbox{Re} ~ p + j > 1.  \eqno(35)$$ By using the functional equation of the polygamma function [@nbs], we have the relation $$\sum_{n=1}^\infty {{(\pm 1)^n} \over n^p}\psi^{(j)}(kn+1)=
\sum_{n=1}^\infty {{(\pm 1)^n} \over n^p}\psi^{(j)}(kn) + {{(-1)^j j!} \over
k^j}\left \{\begin{array}{l}
\zeta(p+j+1) ~~~~\mbox{"top" sign}\\
(2^{-(p+j)}-1)\zeta(p+j+1) ~~~~\mbox{"bottom" sign}
\end{array} \right.
\eqno(36)$$

Equation (34) follows from $$\sum_{n=1}^\infty {{(\pm 1)^n} \over n^p}\psi^{(j)}(kn+1)=
-\sum_{n=1}^\infty {{(\pm 1)^n} \over n^p}\int_0^1 {t^{kn} \over {(1-t)}}
\ln^j t dt, \eqno(37)$$ introducing an integral representation for $n^{-p}$, and interchanging summation and integration.

The very special case of $j=p=k=1$ gives $$\sum_{n=1}^\infty {{(\pm 1)^n} \over n}\psi'(n+1)=
\left \{\begin{array}{l}
\zeta(3)  \\
\zeta(3)-{\pi^2 \over 4}\ln 2
\end{array} \right.  \eqno(38)$$ The top line of Eq. (38) recovers a known result [@ogreid00]. For the alternating sum, we used [@devoto] $$\int_0^1 {{\ln y \ln(1+y)} \over y}dy =


odd cases for $j$ of Ref. [@grad]. We may record a few special-case integrals for use in conjunction with Eq.  (43): $$\int_0^1 \ln(1+t) {{\ln^2 t ~dt} \over {1-t}}=2[1-\zeta(3)], \eqno(44a)$$ $$\int_0^1 \ln(1+t) {{\ln^3 t ~dt} \over {1-t}}={1 \over {15}}(\pi^4-90)
\ln 2, \eqno(44b)$$ and $$\int_0^1 \ln(1+t) {{\ln^4 t ~dt} \over {1-t}}=-24\ln2[\zeta(5)-1].
\eqno(44c)$$

As an extension of Eqs. (34) and (35), we may present a five-parameter summation in: [**Proposition**]{} $$\sum_{n=1}^\infty {{(\pm 1)^n} \over n^p}\psi^{(j)}(kn + a) z^n
={{\pm z(-1)^p} \over {\Gamma(p)}}\int_0^1 \ln^{p-1}v dv
\int_0^1 {{t^{k+a-1} \ln^j t dt} \over {(1-t)(1 \mp zv t^k)}},
~~~~\mbox{Re} ~ p + j > 1.  \eqno(45)$$ On the left side of this equation, the $(\pm 1)^n$ factor could just as well be absorbed in the new $z^n$ factor. The proof of Eq. (45) proceeds as for Eq. (34), againall of us. We don't want to be sitting in the dugout not able to play when the games matter. I think that's probably the most frustrating thing for any player."

That's why Brantley kept smiling, the warmth of it melting away some of the frustration he felt during the winter as he rehabilitated after surgery.

"From what I've gathered from talking to him, if he's ready on Opening Day, great," said Kluber. "If it's not, make it as little time as possible."

WORKING AT IT

Manager Terry Francona has been talking about all the defensive drills that Brantley has been doing to keep sharp.

"It's pretty obvious that he's been working hard," said Francona. "Besides the fact that he took some good swings, you could see how everyone reacted to him. He's


building up complexes with peptide groups of collagen. Under stress only a small amount of vacancies is occupied, statistically distributed over the vacancy-lattice, because the soft segments of the octafibrils are constricted. Without stress about 10 to 25% of the octafibrils within one paracrystal are filled up with sediments in the soft regions. With increasing precipitation finally 500 A long needles are formed of the inclusive material as detected by Höhling with the electron microscope in collagen of turkey tendon. The importance of the paracrystalline collagen model is emphasized to understand the biological process like the mineralisation of collagen and beta-keratin in organism or the activity of bone apatite in exchanging calcium ions.you don’t get stuck in a rut. She told us:

Switch it up! Changing up your meals every week (and sometimes even daily) will keep you from feeling like you’re stuck eating the same boring foods all of the time. The beauty of IIFYM is that you can get creative and enjoy foods that you love.

Flexible dieting really is the key to sticking to your healthy eating plan, because even after you’ve lost the weight, the diet doesn’t end. Making the commitment to living a healthy lifestyle is something that happens every day and counting your macronutrients with a fitness tracker is the way to get there.

This is where meal prep will help you. By preparing your food for the week, you’re all set to eat healthy and stick


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Note the tiny amount of equipment. There appear to be two amps for both guitars and the bass, and I don't see any drum mikes. I assume there was some sort of house PA for the vocals.

Note the dj booth. Whatever records were stacked up there would probably be an eBay goldmine now.

Check out the Go-Go girl fashions, a style originally made popular by the Hollywood


start keeping the beat behind topless dancers, and then cheerfully left that out of their resume when they got better known. I'm fairly certain that a band like NSAB, with a seven-nights-a-week gig, could skip out for a Fillmore gig when it was available, and show up later in the evening to finish out the night, so it didn't impede any progress.

Many tourists who came to San Francisco, whether from the suburbs or from out of town, were just looking for some fun, and probably merged the idea of Topless dancers and braless hippies anyway. A number of other North Beach clubs followed the lead of Roaring 20s. Most prominent in the Chronicle ads was a club called Goman's Gay 90s, which was run by an old showbizusing target="_webapp" (Issue 135)
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Niedzwiecki said in response, “and Cape Cod is recognized as a global identity in the extent that we could lead in change and set an example.”

The forum began as the college cafeteria filled with invited environmentally conscious leaders and activists from towns across the Cape and Islands.

“We need people from all different organizations, backgrounds, towns, and governments to come together and share ideas,” said Chris Powicki, president of the sponsoring Cape & Islands Renewable Energy Collaborative.

The forum included a “Living Local Dinner” catered by ECOROO, affiliated with the RooBar Restaurant. Local businesses such as E&T farms of West Barnstable provided fresh organic foods. The menu included native fruits and veggies along with finger sandwiches made from local free-range chicken eggs, local cucumbers, local greens, and locally baked breads.

FriendlyQ:

Python list out of range

I am having issues with indexing items in a list, I am unsure why i am getting the error "list index out of range".
using a basic for loop with Zip I am moving through both list returning a product of both.
Please see my code below:
perc = []
for x,y in zip(value[8:],value[:-8]):
    perc.append((value[x]/value[y]))

As when I  check the length of both lists len(value[8:]), len(value[:-8]) both appear to be the same length.

A:

You're iterating over the elements of the list, but trying to use them as list indices.
So if your list is
 [10]

value[:8] is [10], value[-8:] is [10].
Then in the loop your x = 10, y = 10.
Then you try to do value[x]/value[y], which is value[10]/value[10].
But 10 IS out of range for your list.
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Mars Science Laboratory (Curiosity)

MSL Faculty

Mars Science Laboratory is part of NASA's Mars Exploration Program, a long-term effort of robotic exploration of the red planet. Curiosity was designed to assess whether Mars ever had an environment able to support small life forms called microbes. In other words, its mission is to determine the planet's "habitability.Anthony Cheetham. In 2000 she habilitated at the University of Bonn, where she became a Privatdozent in 2001. In the same year she became a professor at the University of Hamburg, where she was also Managing Director of the Institute for Inorganic and Applied Chemistry from 2003 to 2005. Since 2005 she is a professor at the Technische Universität Darmstadt. From 2012 to 2013 she was the president of the Society of German Chemists. She has been a member of the supervisory board of Evonik Industries since 2014 and of the supervisory board of the Schunk Group since 2016.

Awards
 Bennigsen-Foerder Prize in 1997
 Prize of the Working Group of German University Professors of Chemistry (ADUC) in 2000
 Member of the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences since 2016

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