1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a process for the preparation of formyl valeric acid and adipic acid or esters thereof.
2. Description of Related Art
The current production of caprolactam and adipic acid is based on processes requiring a lot of energy and leads to release of greenhouse gases such as CO2 and NOx. Thus, there is a great incentive to replace these processes by other processes leading to less use of energy and in which the amount of greenhouse gases released is substantially less.
A known production route to caprolactam proceeds via 5-formylvaleric acid, which can be made from butadiene. WO94/26688 discloses a process to produce linear aldehydes such as 5-formylvaleric acid from an isomeric mixture of methyl pentenoates. The process of WO94/26688 starts with anassembled "on-site" or the need for a system which allows damaged or worn sections to be replaced.
In recent years it has been discovered that the areaway was also useful as an escape avenue in the event of fire or some other catastrophe U.S. Pat. No. 3,999,334 to Webb describes an areaway entitled "Webb Basement Window Escape." Although not a true areaway but an extension of basement space beyond the foundation wall, this 1976 patent appears to be the first to recognize that the basement window could be useful as a means of escape. Although--with the benefit of hindsight--it may at first glance appear surprising that it took almost 92 years to improve a product similar to an areaway to allow it to become a means of escape, this


Q:

How to detect IIS requests by logged in users only?

I'm planning to get some information by processing IIS Log files (after I imported them into SQL Server database).
Now, when user requests for a file that exists on server, even with incorrect credentials, two things happen:

This request is rejected
This bad request is logged, and I cannot detect whether the user has received the file, or not?

I want to process only requests with correct credentials that are responsed without error.
I use Windows authentication mode.

A:

In the IIS logs, there is a field called "sc-status" which would show 200 for a successful response, and 401.x if the user is unauthorized.

http://archive.greenbaypressgazette.com/VideoNetwork/2849129208001/Merkel-Demands-Explanation-Over-Grave-US-Spy-Claimshttp://cdn.newslook.com/4f/4fd096c6a2e4faebf3a077b901836e06/mp4_low/4fd096c6a2e4faebf3a077b901836e06-mp4_low.mp4http://archive.greenbaypressgazette.com/VideoNetwork/2849129208001/Merkel-Demands-Explanation-Over-Grave-US-Spy-Claimshttp://cdn.newslook.com/4f/4fd096c6a2e4faebf3a077b901836e06/images/frame_0021.jpgMerkel Demands Explanation Over 'Grave' US Spy ClaimsGerman Chancellor Angela Merkel called Monday for answers over 'grave' US spying accusations which, she said in a speech to parliament, were testing transatlantic ties, including fledging trade talks.1WashingtonBarack ObamaEuropeusAngela MerkelJohn KerryNew York TimesHans-Christian StroebelenewslookUnited States of AmericaWorldberlinRussiaGermany00:38


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we can first see the visible things across from us. In order to clarify this approach, Plato raises the double meaning of the sun. The sun is in the first instance a heavenly body that I see and about which I can make various statements. For example, I can say: the sun nourishes plants and helps them grow. Plato, however, sees that I myself have to stand in the light of the sun in order to be able to look at this heavenly body in the sky. The sun is the light through which I can see the heavenly body. On the one hand, the sunlight is according to that a heavenly body (Being) to which I can ascribe different characteristics, and at the same time, the very


Dasein is not a subject in front of an object, but being-in-the-world. This means, that the readiness-to-hand of equipment is understood in a relational way, as the way the world appears as ready-to-hand for handling or manipulatory people. "Da-sein is initially and for the most part together with the 'world' that it takes care of."

Our involvement in the world of practice shows that Heidegger's concept of the ready-to-hand world of practice cannot be understood as an early concept of pragmatism. The meaning of the world of practice is not primarily derived from its usefulness for us, because "we" are involved in this world of practice as well; our involvement with the world of practice discloses it as meaningful from the beginning, i.e., as a world of interrelated piecestechnology or, out of a stance incomparably more essential, to set up 'the total mobilization' as an absolute, once it is recognized as being at hand" (Heidegger, "Die Zeit des Weltbildes," 97 [tr. 73]; cf. Heidegger, Besinnung, 59 [tr. 48]). "Present positions within fulfilled metaphysics, without meeting its essence anymore:... the adventure in the elementary and the decline into the indestructible (E. Jünger)" (Heidegger, Metaphysik und Nihilismus, 113–114; cf. 119).

25. Heidegger, Martin, Besinnung, 19–20 (tr. 14–15).

26. Cf. Heidegger, Martin, Metaphysik und Nihilismus, 133; Heidegger, Besinnung, 66 (tr. 54–55); Heidegger, Zu Ernst Jünger, 73.

27. Heidegger, Martin, "Zur Seinsfrage," 405 (tr. 306).

28. Heidegger, Martin, Einführung in die Metaphysik, 41 (tr. 40–41).

29. Heidegger, Martin, "Zur Seinsfrage," 409 (tr. 309).

30. "I am still undecided and believe to know only one thing, that


rather brings the name forth, in whose light the disparate appears as the same and can be understood as such. An example of that is the name "total mobilization," which in the meantime is adopted into our speech and in whose light our world of technology and work appears and is understood. Jünger poetizes this name in The Worker, i.e., the disparate appearances are made into one denominator through this name and so appear as a unity.

A further reference to the essence of poetic naming is that it does not exist in the invention of the gestalt, rather in the bringing forth of a rift of nature that first thanks to this bringing forth is in the actual sense. A productive moment hides in design, for the rift"forest" means a fertile field of possibilities or a "treasure chest of Being." It is understood here as fertile soil that continually brings forth new "harvests." We encounter here Jünger's concept of the earth as fertile field of possibilities, from which the worker type as representative of the gestalt of the worker arises (see Chapter 3). The one who turns off the blazed trails of prevailing categories of the Animal Rationale (Libertè) on the one hand and the technological world we live in on the other (automaticity, calculation) into the forest is called free. This freedom defies in the end all calculation and automatization and is found in the individual. "In the triumph of the individual a power liberates itself that is immeasurable, freedom in the deepest sense,


of historical consciousness of the Animal Rationale. For Jünger it concerns something completely new—the emergence of a new era—of which we can see now only the tip of the iceberg. And because we can only see the tip of the iceberg—the entrance of the anthropocene—and not the vast amount of ice which remains under sea level—the gestalt of the worker—Jünger experiments with the time of the worker as layer-forming species in order to fathom from there the emergence of the gestalt of the worker.

And here, Jünger's method of trigonometry can help to understand his transformation of saying. As we have already introduced in Chapter 4, Jünger explains trigonometry as the method to calculate the third hidden angle of a triangle based on two known angles, and transposes thisIndie Focus movies newsletter >>

Despite the whiffs of advocacy in the opening and end titles, Wheeler resists taking a side, for the most part. While failing to provide a complete picture of the egg snatchers’ lives (How do they support themselves financially?), the filmmaker does shed light on their neuroses. Some seem like socially inept figures who desperately need to get a life.

“Poached.” MPAA rating: PG-13 for thematic material, brief strong language. Running time: 1 hour, 31 minutes. Playing: Laemmle’s Claremont 5.


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    for (auto lhs : { "41", "-0.0", "false", "\"bye\"" }) {
        testcases.push_front(op + ", " + lhs + ", " + rhs);
    }


predictive policing did not reduce crime, but did increase harassment of people in “hotspot” areas. Earlier this year the justice department concluded that Chicago’s police had for years regularly used “unlawful force”, and that black and Hispanic neighborhoods were most affected.

Another worry related to the manipulation of political beliefs or shifting voters, something Facebook and Cambridge Analytica claim they can already do. Crawford was skeptical about giving Cambridge Analytica credit for Brexit and the election of Donald Trump, but thinks what the firm promises – using thousands of data points on people to work out how to manipulate their views – will be possible “in the next few years”.

“This is a fascist’s dream,” she said. “Power without accountability.”

Such black box systems are starting to creep into government. Palantirelevated boardwalks, you can view and meet iconic Australian creatures in a natural spacious setting.

There are many types of animal presentations, with feeding times and fascinating knowledge delivered by passionate wildlife guides.

With your initial pass, you can stay all day and return to enjoy your favourite animals and displays for the next four days!

With breathtaking parklands, rare animals and the making of new furry friends, the Wildlife Habitat is an unforgettable adventure!

Australian Woodland and Wetlands Discovery

A rainbow collective of birds at the Wildlife Habitat begins your magical day. From the intricate markings and vibrant colours of endemic finches, to the unique ‘Stork Walk’, part of the only park in the world where Black-Necked Storks are successfully bred, you’ll discover mesmerizing wonder.

Meandering through the beauty of the woodland and


crocodile feeding display. Hear fascinating facts about the world’s last living dinosaur, and witness their magnificence from a close up (and safe!) view; namely the saltwater croc, who is known to grow almost 6m in these parts!

On the rainforest walk’s stunning elevated walkways, you’ll encounter another riveting rarity, the towering cassowary is a 2m bird with a superb rainbow-plume, and only found in the Wet Tropics!

Your Magical Interactive Animal Experience

Another special aspect of this Port Douglas wildlife park is its rare interactive environment, where visitors can get to know unique Australian animals up close and personal.

You’ll find cuddling a koala the kind of moment that becomes a lifetime memory, along with the exhilaration of hand-feeding kangaroos and wallabies. There’s also riveting animal presentations.

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'There'll be uproar if Fiz doesn't whack Kirsty': Corrie's Jennie McAlpine on Fiz and Tyrone's dramatic flee from the police

Could this be the end for popular Weatherfield character?

Lovers going on the run together might seem like a romantic theme for Valentine’s week. But there’s precious little time for passion as Coronation Street's Fiz and Tyrone
struggle to stay one step ahead of the police.

Having abducted baby Ruby out ?of desperation, the couple have fled Weatherfield and are holed up in the Welsh countryside as enraged Kirsty makes a public appeal for her child’s safe return.

We talk to Jennie McAlpine, 28, who plays Fiz, all about the latest twist in this dramatic and controversial storyline...

Fiz and Tyrone are on the run from the cops!

They’ve abducted a child and the policespeak Russian). The rubber-stamp Russian parliament has also granted him authority to use Russian troops elsewhere in Ukraine to "protect" Russians � by which it seems to mean Ukrainians in eastern Ukraine who speak Russian, although they are not actually under attack.

Putin has not yet sent Russian troops into the eastern parts of Ukraine. However, pro-Russian crowds have appeared in cities like Kharkov, Donetsk and Lugansk demanding Russian "protection" � amid plausible reports that many people in those crowds are actually Russians imported from just across the border for the occasion, and not Russian-speaking Ukrainians at all. The promised Ukrainian election on May 25 may never happen.

The Ukrainian army has been mobilized, and actual fighting could be only days away if the Russians invade eastern Ukraine, or attack


  We have said that good cause "would

appear to require at least as much as would be required to show

excusable neglect," Winters, 776 F.2d at 1306 (original emphasis),

and that "[a]ctions falling into the category of inadvertence,

mistake or ignorance of counsel are not excusable neglect and do

not establish good cause for extending the 120 day period for

service."   Traina v. United States, 911 F.2d 1155, 1157 (5th Cir.

1990); accord McDonald, 898 F.2d at 467; Winters, 776 F.2d at

1306.1   We have also sustained dismissals for defective service on

grounds that the plaintiff received adequate notice of the defect.

Traina, 911 F.2d at 1157; Systems Signs Supplies v. United States

Dep't of Justice, 903 F.2d 1011, 1013-14 (5th Cir. 1990).    Here,

appellants' counsel learned that his initial effortsat service of

process were defective soon after the United States Attorney

received the complaints and summons.   Yet he waited months before

he had the summons reissued on October 21, 1991.     Even then, he

1
     Pioneer Inv. Servs. Co. v. Brunswick Assocs. Ltd.
Partnership, 113 S.Ct. 1489 (1993), cited by appellants in a
supplemental brief, does not alter our analysis. That case
interpreted Bankruptcy Rule 9006(b)(1), which empowers a court in
Chapter 11 proceedings to permit a creditor to file a late proof
of claim upon a showing of excusable neglect. In our view, the
mode of analysis appropriate to Rule 9006(b)(1) is not
necessarily appropriate to Rule 4(j) if only because the standard
articulated in Rule 4(j) is good cause, not excusable neglect.


ironic. Buying a lottery ticket is a choice. Paying
taxes imposed on the entire population is _not_ a choice.

------
maaaats
Note that the grading systems in most European countries are very different
from the one in USA: We use the whole range. No "B is ok, A is good". Here A
is mostly excellent, and C is an acceptable grade to get. It's good to keep in
mind when researching our universities. So you don't get put off if the
acceptance grades are low or if the average grade is low.

It's weird going the other way (from Europe to USA). They told us we couldn't
continue the studies if we got below B-, and we were like "???".

~~~
quotient
I'd like to remark that there's a similar trend that seems to go on in high
schools and with collegeprivate and more
expensive. However, the best scientific schools are public (and pretty much
free) but there are very specific admission conditions, and teaching is mostly
done in French.

~~~
S4M
This comment is very true, but I would like to add that if the public
Universities have quite a bad reputation for the first two or three years, the
level of the Msc (in France it's 5 years of University) is decent, and still
free.

------
gambiting
Bear in mind that positions in international rankings mean almost nothing, as
most of them are calculated by looking at the number of cross-linked papers
from a university to judge its final score. That immediately puts non-English
speaking universities at a huge disadvantage, and I would argue that top-level
universities of each country are at pretty much same level despite their
ranking positions.

~~~
ma2rten
_That immediately puts non-English speaking


accepted if you scored better than (T-X) other
students of your same major. The article seems to imply you don't need to know
the native language to study there tuition free. In this case it's simply not
true.

The other way an English speaker could be permitted to study at those
universities is through an exchange program from a university where one is
likely already paying a tuition. Even then, exchange students are only
permitted to study for up to a year.

Last, the tuition may be free, but the dorm conditions in Brazilian
universities that have them are pretty dismal to my knowledge. Most students
live off campus, so room and board would likely still be a pretty big expense.

------
lumberjack
I'm very sceptical of this.

For example I just picked Lund University in Sweden. No it's not free. It's
$15K51 More effective chemical
engineering than US ethanol 52 relying on 'king corn.' 53 9.)China. Third
world poverty country with billionaires. 54 Like Brazil, likely the best way
to become a billionaire, 55 unless you are a math genius. Teaching English
while doing school 56 could be an exercise in sleep deprivation. 57 Plenty of
entrepreneurs, unlike Germany. Due to the 'culture' 58 or German beer vs
Chinese 'stinky socks' mao-tai? 59 hey Asians, I am Asian. Please do not flame
me.

60 10.)Russia. Included for political incorrectness. Likely a 61 one-way
ticket, since Russia is on the present enemies lists. 62 But if you are into
nuclear engineering or natural gas pipelines, 63 for they are building the
world's largest ...

64 11.) Florida, listed as 'separate country' Do the work program 65 at the
yacht club and get a


their programs
will transfer wholesale _if you take the prescribed courses_ , which do not
necessarily match up with what the community college recommends for other
students.

I have indeed heard a lot of horror stories about transferring credits in
general between universities or colleges - if the institutions don't have a
relationship that keeps transfer students in mind it seems you're pretty much
boned.

I did this, following community college direction, and all my courses
transferred and I wasn't set back at all, though I was highly front-loaded on
general education rather than CS-specific courses. At the time community
college tuition and fees was $800/semester, while university tuition and fees
was $5000/semester. That would have been a substantial savings! As it was, I
really lost money, because I would have qualified for a full scholarship to my
university academically anyway, butperson school. So
even if on paper, calculus won't transfer, if you make a bit of a pest of
yourself the dean or dept chair will eventually sign off. Also you can game
the system, OK you won't accept my calculus transfer credits, very well, I
will get instructor permission to take diffeqs without pre-reqs and when I
pass diffeqs I will petition the dept head yet again for calc credit.


Tolstoy Farm

The Tolstoy Farm was the second of its kind of experiments established by Gandhi.

He devotes a considerable number of pages in Satyagraha in South Africa to the discussion of the day-to-day activities on the farm as the experiment appeared important to him, even though it had not enjoyed much "limelight". Mohandas K. Gandhi (1869-1948) attributes the success of the final phase of the satyagraha campaign in South Africa between 1908 and 1914 to the "spiritual purification and penance" afforded by the Tolstoy Farm.The Tolstoy Farm was the second of its kind of experiments established by Gandhi.He devotes a considerable number of pages in Satyagraha in South Africa to the discussion of the day-to-day activities on the farm as the experiment appeared important to him, even though itthe struggle would have borne their share of it, if there had been no Tolstoy Farm." The Tolstoy Farm was the second of its kind of experiments established by Gandhi. The first, the Phoenix settlement in Natal, was inspired in 1904 by a single reading of John Ruskin's Unto This Last, a work that extolled the virtues of the simple life of love, labour, and the dignity of human beings. Gandhi was not as personally involved in the daily running of the Phoenix settlement as he was to become in his stay of interrupted duration at the Tolstoy Farm which lasted for about four years. In part this was because the political struggle had shifted to the Transvaal after 1906, and he controlled it from its Johannesburg headquarters.

To


the skill of sandal-making. Soon after Kallenbach's return, the workshop began producing sandals, most of which were worn by the farm residents, and a few sold to friends. Gandhi proudly wrote to cousin Maganlal Gandhi that he had completed 14 pairs of sandals by February 1911.

There is evidence of discipline in the daily routine followed by the residents. Its purpose was to prevent, no doubt, idle time-wasting, and make them feel that they were being constructively useful. The bell rang at six in the morning, wrote a Rand Daily Mail (Johannesburg) reporter. After the toilets were completed and the beds made, the residents ate breakfast. Everybody was assigned a task for the morning. Work was stopped at 11 a.m. to go for a bath - the bath wasOne of my most beloved possessions in Ultima Online is my music box: I spent months, probably years, collecting each “track” to insert into the box, and then I can run it and play my favorite Ultima songs while I’m puttering around my house sorting loot.

That makes me all the most excited to hear that The Elder Scrolls Online is getting exactly such a feature in the Murkmire DLC later this year.

“For housing, we’re putting music boxes in,” creative director Rich Lambert told VG247 at QuakeCon last week. “It’s this cool thing and we’ve got a ton of music that we’ve written in the game and so we’re putting it all in music boxes.”

Meanwhile, ESO has delivered a breakdown of the Midyear Mayhem PvP event it held this


which I explain in my next post.

Ancestral Home Museums

Currently Working on…..

~ Thomas Whitman, Nicholas Byram, ...specifically, where were your homes? I will hunt them down if it's the last thing I do.
~ George Wheeler, early settler of Concord owned land at Walden
Pond, I want to see the map.~
~ Archive.org/Reading Lane Genealogies
~ Domingo Decastro~ Where are you Domingo?
~ My Germans, Where did you come from?
~ Making a list of Town Libraries for summer visit~
~ Making a list of ancestral homes for summer visit~
~ York,Mainesystematic effects cancel in the ratio of the efficiencies for the signal and control channels. Signal candidates are reconstructed by combining two oppositely charged muon candidates. The dimuon candidate momentum is required to point back to the beamline. The control channel is reconstructed by identifying $D^0$ candidates from $D^{*+}\rightarrow D^0\pi^+$ decays. Backgrounds for the search sample are measured by interpolating from the dimuon mass sidebands in data on either side of the $D^0$ mass range. No evidence of $D^0\rightarrow\mu^+\mu^-$ decays is observed, and the control sample yield and known branching fraction are used to determine an upper limit on the branching fraction. At $90\%$ confidence level, an upper limit on the $D^0\rightarrow\mu^+\mu^-$ branching fraction is calculated with the $\rm{CL_s}$ technique as $< 5.4 \times 10^{-7}$. Figure \[fig:BcD0\] (right) shows


aggression will be met by aggression,” the chairman observed before allowing other members to speak on the matter.

Mr Rabbani said India was “continuously complicating relations with Pakistan and has added yet another issue in the one-way onslaught and tirade against Pakistan” by threatening to revoke the water treaty.

Referring to Article 12(4) of the treaty, he said the treaty could only be terminated if both India and Pakistan agreed in writing. “Any unilateral revocation, withdrawal, suspension or annulment will be considered a breach of the treaty in terms of international law,” he added.

Mr Rabbani called for reviewing all agreements, engagements and involvements with India if New Delhi considered revoking the treaty and referred the issue to the Senate Committee on Water and Power, which would report back to aQ:

PySide packaging error (macholib) python setup.py py2app

I am quite new to Python and PySide and trying to package a very simplified test case into an standalone app OS X. I put the test on github https://github.com/eerne/pyside-py2app-test

Python 2.6.1 that is shipped with OS X 10.6.7
Qt 4.7.3 from http://qt.nokia.com/downloads/qt-for-open-source-cpp-development-on-mac-os-x
PySide 1.02 from http://developer.qt.nokia.com/wiki/PySide_Binaries_MacOSX

The test just opens a QWebView() and loads test.html, this runs fine with python test.py but when trying to package with python setup.py py2app it errors:
File "/System/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.6/Extras/lib/python/macholib/MachO.py", line 180, in load
raise ValueError("Unknown load command: %d" % (cmd_load.cmd,))
ValueError: Unknown load command: 34
/System/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.6/Extras/lib/python/macholib/MachO.py(180)load()
-> raise ValueError("Unknown load command: %d" % (cmd_load.cmd,))

Interestingly it builds an app in dist/test.app which does run on my machine, but not on others. Here the complete log http://pastie.org/1891942
I am clueless if it is a pyside related issue, Qt


Guide to HIV, Pregnancy and Women's Health: Tips to Help With Morning Sickness or Drug-Associated Nausea

By Polly Clayden

March 2013

Eat smaller meals and snack more frequently rather than eating just a few larger meals.

Try to eat more bland foods.

Avoid foods that are spicy, greasy or strong smelling.

Leave some dry crackers by your bed. Eat one or two before you get up in the morning.

Ginger can be helpful. It can be used in capsule or as ginger root powder. Fresh root ginger peeled and steeped in hot water can help.

If cooking smells bother you, then open the windows while cooking.

Keep the room well ventilated.

Microwave meals prepare food quickly and with minimum smells. They also help you eat a meal as soon as you feel hungry. Getting someone else to prepare[Effect of carbohydrate composition of the cytosol of Aspergillus niger conidia on their viability during storage].
It is shown that the rate of sporogenesis, the appearance of low-molecular-weight thiols, and the activation of carbohydrate synthesis in spores adversely affected the viability of Aspergillus niger conidia during storage. Conversely, the prevalence of trehalose over mannitol and the absence of glycerol, erythritol, and glucose in carbohydrate composition facilitated viability of conidia. The data obtained are discussed in regard to the biochemical criteria that may be used to characterize quiescent state of fungi and retaining the viability of the inoculum.


of 100 are caused by an uncommon problem, such as the man or woman having been exposed to a medicine called DES before birth.

In about 10 out of 100, no cause can be found in spite of testing.

Should you be tested for fertility problems?

Before you have fertility tests, try fertility awareness. A woman can learn when she is likely to ovulate and be fertile by charting her basal body temperature and using home tests. Some couples find that they simply have been missing their most fertile days when trying to conceive.

If these methods don't help, the first step is for both partners to have some simple tests. A doctor can:

Ask about your lifestyle habits, such as how often you exercise and whether you drink alcohol or use drugs.

DoAlpha Video #8: Instanced Dungeons

If progress is tracked and there is an indicator that you'd satisfied all requirements for full experience gain, why continue? If you know that nothing you do beyond a certain point would increase your reward be it exp, conquest points or a chance at spoils, you're staring the reason people went AFK right in the face.

If it's so easy to satisfy all the requirements, then you make it harder. Or you just plainly don't cap it; if they complete the requirement then they do another. I mean, these solutions seem to stare one in the face. I really don't think you need me to spell these things out if you'll take a second to think about them.

Right, but the point is that it doesn't


function*]{} $\rho_L$ by

$$\begin{aligned}
\rho_L(x)= \left \{ \begin{array}{cl}
      \displaystyle{ \max\{c\, : \, cx\in L\}}
        & \displaystyle{\quad \mbox{if } L\cap l_x \not = \emptyset }\\
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 0 \quad  & \quad \mbox{otherwise}
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Clearly, radial functions are totally characterized by their restriction to $S^{n-1}$, so from now on we consider them defined on $S^{n-1}$.

A star set $L$ is called a star body if and only if $\rho_L$ is continuous. We denote by $\mathcal S_0^n$ the set of star bodies. Conversely, given a positive and continuous function $f: S^{n-1}\longrightarrow [0,\infty)$, it can be considered as the radial function of a star body $L_f$.

Given two sets $L,M\in \mathcal S^n$, we define their [*radialour attention involuntary, and we do not need to or can decide when to use it. Fascination can be hard, i.e., what catches the attention leaves no room for reflection. For example, it may be that you are watching an exciting competition in sports. However, in nature, most of the things you experience are of a soft character. You may see a gleam of water or hear a bird singing. It does not require tiring decisions; instead, you can rest in the experience. This increases our mental capacity and has a restoring and recovering effect on our body and mind \[[@B32-ijerph-17-03368]\]. According to ART, our senses are stimulated in nature and here, we automatically use the soft fascination, which means we can relax and rest. The theory has


More health care professionals are asking for concrete programmes and tools they can use to support participants and patients with health problems in nature, and they are asking for recommendations on specific places in nature that are particularly favourable for nature-based interventions. This study can hopefully contribute with new knowledge on which natural environments in rural areas work best as supportive environments in rehabilitation.

4.1. Limitations {#sec4dot1-ijerph-17-03368}
----------------

The intervention group and the control group will not be randomly recruited, and therefore we cannot safely determine whether they are completely comparable, even though we will match the participants regarding age, gender, and diagnosis. Instead of randomisation, we chose a method that can be described as a natural experiment or a quasi-experiment. This can be seen as a limitation, but by choosingAgent instance
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punitive damages. For reasons that follow, we affirm the judgment in Case No. A07A1944 and dismiss as moot the cross-appeal in Case No. A07A1945.
Construed in favor of the verdict,[1] the evidence shows that Gold Kist and Base entered into contracts in which Base agreed to supply metal storage rack systems for Gold Kist's chicken processing facilities in Alabama and South Carolina. Under the contracts, *230 Base agreed to provide the racks according to Gold Kist's specifications and warranted that they would be free from defects; upon breach of the warranties, Base agreed to correct the problem or to pay for a replacement rack(s).
Thereafter, one of the racks at the South Carolina facility collapsed, and Gold Kist investigated and determined that the racks at both facilities were improperly designed,manufactured, and installed.[2] Thus, Gold Kist filed a breach of contract action against Base and later amended the complaint to add claims for negligence, fraud, and punitive damages. After Gold Kist rested, Base moved for a directed verdict as to fraud and punitive damages, but the trial court denied the motion. The jury found in favor of Gold Kist as to its claims for breach of contract and "negligent design, construction, or installation" as to the racks for both the South Carolina and Alabama facilities. However, the jury found in favor of Base as to Gold Kist's claims for negligent misrepresentation, fraud, attorney fees, prejudgment interest, and punitive damages. The damages awarded were significantly less than the amounts Gold Kist sought at trial.[3] Gold Kist moved for a


a duty "to lessen [its] damages as far as is practicable by the use of ordinary care."
There was evidence presented that the South Carolina rack sustained damage as a result of forklift strikes, which the jury might have concluded did not flow directly from the breach. And one of Gold Kist's experts testified that weaknesses in the Alabama rack could have been repaired. Based upon the final verdict  particularly where the jury awarded $0 for certain categories in the facility where the rack remained intact, including replacement  it appears that the jury properly weighed the evidence and awarded those damages that it determined flowed naturally from the breach.
"`Our role is not to enter the jury box. The jury made its award in its enlightened conscience andset forth in OCGA § 13-6-11.[19]
"Questions concerning bad faith, stubborn litigiousness, and unnecessary trouble and expense are generally questions for the jury to decide."[20] And Gold Kist does not argue on appeal that the jury erred in concluding that it was not entitled to statutory attorney fees and expenses of litigation under OCGA § 13-6-11. Under these circumstances, we find no error in the jury's failure to award attorney fees under the theory presented.[21] To the extent that Gold Kist was precluded from recovering attorney fees under the contract, any error is the fault of Gold Kist.[22]

Case No. A07A1945
4. In this cross-appeal, Base contends that the trial court erred in denying its motion for directed verdict on Gold Kist's claims for fraud and punitive damages. As Base concedes,


 (Citation and punctuation omitted.) Consolidated Freightways Corp. of Delaware v. Futrell, 201 Ga.App. 233, 234(2), 410 S.E.2d 751 (1991).
[8]  See Kellett, supra at 123(1), 635 S.E.2d 310; Beasley v. Wachovia Bank, 277 Ga.App. 698, 699(1)(a), 627 S.E.2d 417 (2006).
[9]  Kellett, supra; see, e.g., Beasley, supra (jury award of $1 million upheld as within the range of damages where evidence showed debt owed was $1,250,701.10); Willis Mining, Inc. v. Noggle, 235 Ga.App. 747, 751(4), 509 S.E.2d 731 (1998) (jury award of $300,000 upheld as within range of damages where evidence showed damages of $532,000); Latex Equip. Sales, etc. v. Apache Mills, Inc., 225 Ga.App. 516, 519(1)(d), 484 S.E.2d 274 (1997) (jury award of $158,541 upheld as within the range of proven damages of $568,771).
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The final reports provide findings and recommendations for government policymakers and industry leaders. The studies are conducted in cooperation with experts fromand also using a pre-trained CNN model. We also explored early and late fusion techniques in order to leverage the strength of multiple texture descriptors and base classifiers at once. To evaluate the approach, we composed a database, named RYDLS-20, containing CXR images of pneumonia caused by different pathogens as well as CXR images of healthy lungs. The classes distribution follows a real-world scenario in which some pathogens are more common than others. The proposed approach achieved a macro-avg F1-Score of 0.65 using a multi-class approach and a F1-Score of 0.89 for the COVID-19 identification in the hierarchical classification scenario. As far as we know, we achieved the best nominal rate obtained for COVID-19 identification in an unbalanced environment with more than three classes. We must also highlight


images on the training set, being 400 from COVID-19 patients, 1,396 from other viral pneumonia patients, and 1,173 from non-pneumonia patients. In addition, it was created an independent test set with images from 68 COVID-19 patients, 155 other viral pneumonia patients, and 130 non-pneumonia patients, totaling 353 CT images.

A 3D deep learning model, which the authors call COVNet, was created using the ResNet-50 [@he2016deep] as a backbone. The model is fed by a series of CT slices and generates a classification prediction for the CT image considering the following three classes: COVID-19, other viral pneumonia, and non-pneumonia. After experimentation, the authors reported an AUROC value of 0.96 obtained for COVID-19, and 0.95 for other viral pneumonia.

Narin et al. [@narin2020automatic] evaluated COVID-19 detection on CXR images using three differentdeep neural network models (i.e. ResNet50, Inception-V3, and InceptionResNetV2). The dataset was composed using fifty COVID-19 patients images taken from the open source GitHub repository shared by Dr. Joseph Cohen [@cohen2020covid], and more fifty healthy patients images from Kaggle repository “Chest X-Ray Images (Pneumonia)”[^3]. The results were obtained using five-fold cross validation, and they are as follows: 98% of accuracy using the ResNet50 model, 97% of accuracy using the Inception-V3 model, and 87% of accuracy for Inception-ResNetV2.

Gozes et al. [@gozes2020rapid] addressed COVID-19 detection and patient monitoring using deep learning models on CT images. By patient monitoring, the authors mean the evolution of the disease in each patient over time using a 3D volume, generating what they call “Corona score”. The authors claim that the work is the first


different values, instead of two or three, as proposed in the LBP and LTP respectively. Thus, in quinary encoding the difference $d$ is encoded using five values according to two thresholds $\tau_{1}$ and $\tau_{2}$, as described in Equation \[eq:eqp\].

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          well known in the machine learning community, F1-Score is the harmonic average between precision and recall calculations. Moreover, we have used the macro-avg F1-Score evaluation in order to calculate the mean F1-Score between the classes and not the samples. It is important to observe that we have used the same F1-Score measure in both multi-class and hierarchical classification scenarios.

Experimental Results {#sec:results}
====================

As we have experimentally tested both multi-class and hierarchical classification scenarios, we have sub-divided the experimental results into two subsections: Multi-Class Classification Results (\[subsec:mc\_res\]) and Hierarchical Classification Results (\[subsec:hier\_res\]).

We must highlight that in the subsections we present the results considering two perspectives:

-   The general macro-avg F1-Score for the evaluated scenarios, i.e., the average F1-Score for all classes in the classification task; and

-   The F1-Score


reached moderated performances (between 0.4 and 0.5).

![F1-Score results per label in the best case scenario for multi-class context.[]{data-label="mc_per_label"}](img/mc_per_label.png){width="60.00000%"}

Figure \[cm-sl\] presents the confusion matrix for the same best case scenario in the multi-class classification context presented in Figure \[mc\_per\_label\] (MLP classifier with LBP feature using RENN resampling method).

![Confusion Matrix in the best case scenario for the multi-class experiments.[]{data-label="cm-sl"}](img/cm_sl.png){width="60.00000%"}

Hierarchical Results {#subsec:hier_res}
--------------------

Table \[best\_covid\_hier\] shows the best F1-Score results for the COVID-19 identification considering the hierarchical scenario. The best F1-Score result for COVID-19 ($\approx$0.89) was achieved in this context. This result was reached using the early fusion prediction schema with the features BSIF, EQP and LPQ resampled by either SMOTE or TL algorithms. Furthermore, the SMOTE resampling algorithm and BSIF features are present in all these classification schemas.

[cccc]{} *Prediction Schema* & *Feature(s)*       1.33       1.17

  : Ranking of results per classifier in the multi-class classification scenario.

\[fried\_class\]

Which resampling algorithms improved the results the most?
----------------------------------------------------------

For this answer, we have used again the same statistical protocol used in the first two questions. However, in this case, ranking the resampling methods. Table \[fried\_resamp\] presents the results for this test in all the classification contexts. We may observe that, in the multi-class scenario, ENN resampling method was the most effective in improving the COVID-19 identification (with an average ranking of 1.67), while for the macro-avg F1-Score, the most effective resampling methods were AllKNN and RENN, average rankings of 2.33. In the hierarchical context, the resampling technique which, in average, improved the COVID-19


Figure \[fig:ex\_cxr\] four examples of CXR images from “normal” lungs, which were also extracted from RYDLS-20.

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When we think about a “normal” CXR, i.e., a CXR of a person without pneumonia, we may immediately think in a CXR similar to Figures \[ex\_normal1\] and \[ex\_normal2\], in which the image is pretty clear and we may see that there are no white spots whatsoever. However, in practice, due to variate factors such as the patient lung characteristics, type of x-ray scan machine, and even due to the protocol followed by the professional radiologist which operates the scan machine, thereit will not detect all faulty conditions like a ground / neutral swap or connection. You could also shut the power off and pull one of the receptacles off the wall, to see if you can tell what kind of grounding, if any, is actually there.

I suspect you will want to get an electrician and your real estate agent involved.

Realtor and original contractor are already involved. I still want to get a second opinion from a third party plus I need a quote for a whole hour surge protector anyway. I have a socket tester, but it's the $10 variety so it's says everything is fine that's not saying much.
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TOS: Yeah Kirk is my favorite, though Spock is often very close. Admittedly, some of this the typical guy thing of "this guy gets all the women, carries himself with poise, is smart AND has a swagger about him?! Can I have what he's drinking?"

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You see, that's the difference between the male and female response to the character of Jim Kirk. See the scene between Jadzia and Sisko in Trials and Tribble-ations, that said it all. Men are usually like: "Ooh, he gets all the women, he is a god, I want to be like him!" and most of the women are like: "Kirk? Who? Ah, the guy with Spock?... oooh, Spock "

OK, I know, I know... There are also plenty of women who do likea different demeanor can change a person's appearance. For instance, I have even seen some screenshots of Dukat that are virtually unrecognizable at first due to the change in demeanor that he has in his few "good" moments.

Also, to give you an idea of what I picture as this AU Archer's basic look and demeanor, I found this pic of Marc Alaimo that is amazing for how different it is from how Dukat carried himself...

There are more other characters than captains, so it's normal that the captain might never be your favorite.

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Perhaps. Although, considering they tend to get more screentime than the others, you'd think that they would at least rank higher on my list. Captain Kirk is the only one that even broaches the top


Spock?... oooh, Spock "

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Yeah, I can see how that might be...though I imagine a LOT more women than you imagine might melt under the inexorable swagger of the Kirk....heck, I might lose myself for a moment lol.

DS9: It's ironic, that despite the shows' conscious attempt to do things different than its predecessors, I still wound up liking the shows' big three - Odo, Kira and Sisko - the most.

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I wasn't aware that DS9 had a big 3, certainly not in the same way that you had Kirk/Spock/McCoy on The Original Series or Archer/T'Pol/Trip on Enterprise.

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It is a small consolation that Yan refrains from rejecting liberalism only because he sees it as still embedded in certain structures and practices of global power. He is not arguing directly for an inherent good in liberalism itself, only a realistic need to accept the continuing global influence of liberal ideas. But his pragmatism preserves political space for liberalism in China as a system of thought that must be respectedattitude of the calcaneus, it is put in a valgus position that often closes down the sinus tarsi upon weightbearing. This compression may result in pain over the lateral aspect of the midfoot with hindfoot instability, as seen in the case presented. As a result of the abnormal anatomical relationship of the talus and calcaneus, the patient developed severe pain in the sinus tarsi. Based on the medical history and present postoperative results, the authors find a long-term sequela of talipes equinovarus deformity to be sinus tarsi syndrome.


purity. I do, however, remain committed to certain ideas associated with the liberal camp. One of these things is my belief that the State of Israel is mostly positive.

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real number $\alpha, \beta$, we use the notation $\alpha \wedge \beta:= \min\{\alpha, \beta\}$. We use the notation $N$ for constants that may change from line to line. In the proofs of lemmas/theorems, the dependence of $N$ to certain parameters is given at the statement of the corresponding lemma/theorem.

Formulation of the main results {#Formulation}
===============================

In this section we introduce our scheme and we state our main results. From now on we will use the following notations $$\mu_0 := \nu({\mathbb{R}}\setminus [-1,1]),  \ \mu_2:= \int_{|z|\leq1} z^2 \nu(dz).$$

\[as: bounded coef\] Let $m \geq 1$ be an integer.

-   The functions $a, b,c: [0,T] \times {\mathbb{R}}\to {\mathbb{R}}$ are measurable in $(t,x)$. The functions $b,c$ and the function $a$, together with their spatial derivatives up to order $m$ and up to order $\max(m,2)$C^\infty_c$ $$\begin{aligned}
(u_t,\phi)=(\psi, \phi)&+\int_0^t ({\partial}_xu_s, -\phi {\partial}_x a_t-a_s{\partial}_x\phi+b_s\phi )+(c_s u_s , \phi) \ ds \\
&  -\int_0^t \int_{|z|\leq 1} \int_0^1 (1-\theta) z^2 ({\partial}_x u_s (\cdot+\theta z), {\partial}_x \phi ) d\theta \nu(dz) ds \\
& +\int_0^t \int_{|z|>1} (u_s(\cdot+z)+ u_s, \phi) \nu(dz) ds.\end{aligned}$$

The following well-posedness result can be found in [@KD1] and [@ML].

Let Assumptions \[as: bounded coef\] and \[as: elipticity\] hold. Then - has a unique solution $u:[0,T]\to H^1$. Moreover, $u_t$ belongs to $H^m$ for all $t\in [0,T]$, it is weakly continuous as $H^m$-valued function, strongly continuous as function with values $H^{m-1}$, and the following estimate holds $$\sup_{t \leq T}\|u_t \|^2_{H^m} \leq N \mathcal{K}^2_m,$$ where $N$ is a constant depending only on $T$, $m$, $K$, $\mu_0$ and $\mu_2$.

If Assumption \[as: bounded coef\] holds with $m \geq 2$ in the above theorem, then


\phi- J_2\phi\| \leq h \mu_0 \|\phi\|_{H^1}$$ For $J_1^h-J_1$ we have $$\begin{aligned}
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&J^h_1\phi -J_1\phi \\  \nonumber
=& \sum_{k \in {\mathbb{A}}_h} \zeta^h_k \sum_{l=0}^{|k|-1} \theta_k^l  \delta_{-h} \delta_h \phi(x+s_k l h ) - \int_{|z|\leq 1} \int_0^1 (1-\theta) z^2{\partial}^2_x \phi (x+\theta z)  d\theta \nu(dz) \\
=& \sum_{k \in {\mathbb{A}}_h} \int_{B^h_k} \sum_{l=1}^{|k|-1} \int_{l/|k|} ^{(l+1)/|k|} z^2(1-\theta) \left(\delta_{-h} \delta_h \phi(x+s_klh) -{\partial}^2_x \phi(x+\theta z)\right)  d\theta \nu(dz).\end{aligned}$$ Then we have for the integrand in the above quantity $$\begin{aligned}
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\nonumber
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+\delta_{-h} \delta_h \phi(x+\theta z )-{\partial}^2_x\leq \|{\partial}_x \phi\|_{L_2}$, which implies $$\|\delta^\lambda \phi \|_{L_2} \leq N\|\phi\|_{H^1},  \ \|\delta^\lambda \delta^\lambda \phi \|_{L_2} \leq N\|\phi\|_{H^2},   \|\delta_\lambda \delta_{-\lambda }\phi \|_{L_2} \leq N\|\phi\|_{H^2}.$$ Hence, by Assumption \[as: bounded coef\] (i) we have $$\|L^h_t \phi\|^2_{H^l} \leq N \|\phi \|^2_{H^{l+2}}.$$ By Minkowski’s inequality we have $$\|J^h_1\phi\|_{L_2}  \leq  \sum_{k \in {\mathbb{A}}_h} \zeta^h_k \sum_{l=0}^{|k|-1} \theta_k^l  \| \delta_{-h} \delta_h \phi( \cdot +s_k l h ) \|_{L_2} \leq \frac{1}{2} \mu_2 \|\phi\|_{H^2}$$ and $$\| J_2^h \phi \|_{L_2} \leq  \sum_{k \in {\mathbb{B}}^h} \| \phi(x+h k) - \phi\|_{L_2}  \leq 2\mu_0  \|\phi\|_{L_2}.$$ These estimates, combined with the fact that ${\partial}_xJ^h=J^h{\partial}_x$, give $$\|J^h\phi\|_{H^l} \leq N\|\phi\|_{H^{l+2}}.$$ This finishes the proof.

Next we consider in $L_2({\mathbb{R}})$ the following scheme $$\begin{aligned}
       \label{eq: discr}
d u^h_t&= \left( (L^h_t+I^h) u^h_t +


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This mapping procedure is often aided by computer systems generating three dimensional maps of catheter positions by localizing the catheter with the help of magnetic fields (the so called Carto System) or transthoracic impedances (by Localisa and NavX). Because all the points of such maps are obtained by electrode positions in contact with the cardiac surface, this mapping system is called contact mapping. It has the inherent limitation that cardiac activation can only be assessed simultaneously at the points in contact with the myocardium. Hence, an instant map of the entire cardiac activation is impossible because the entire heart chamber cannot be contacted without compromising blood circulation. An instant mapping of the simultaneous electric activation of the heart chamber, however, might be of advantage in unstable arrhythmias of


tide in return for political and economic rewards hit a setback on Tuesday when EU member Cyprus vowed to block efforts to speed up Ankara’s EU accession talks unless Turkey meets its obligations to recognize its nationhood.

European Council President Donald Tusk, who will chair an EU summit with Turkey on Thursday and Friday, was flying on to Ankara to discuss the fraying pact with Turkish leaders after tough talks with Cypriot President Nicos Anastasiades.

Tusk acknowledged to reporters that the tentative deal put together last week by German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte with Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu raised legal problems and needed to be “rebalanced” to win acceptance from all 28 EU members.

The European Commission meanwhile postponed proposals to reform the bloc’s flawedasylum system, which puts the onus on the state where migrants first arrive, in an attempt to avoid further controversy before the Turkey deal is finalised.

Some 43,000 migrants are bottled up in Greece, overstraining the economically shattered euro zone country’s capacity to cope, and more continue to cross the Aegean daily from Turkey despite new NATO sea patrols.

An estimated 1,500 people marched out of a squalid transit camp near the northern Greek town of Idomeni on Monday, hiked for hours along muddy paths and forded a rain-swollen river to get around the border fence.

Most were picked up by Macedonian security forces, put into trucks and driven back over the border into Greece late Monday or overnight, a Macedonian police official said.

“It’s a long way from the camp to


steps does it take from n to 1 by subtracting the greatest divisor? by Dennis
Self-nomination
Superficially, the problem at hand seems entirely unrelated to coprimality or Euler's totient function. Yet, this answers uses a unique approach based on the latter, which has a particularly concise implementation in the chosen language. While that approach saved only one byte over the straightforward solution, the approach is most unexpected and achieved a 10% reduction of the score.

A:

Rookie of the year (answer)

Awarded for the best answer by a user who had not posted an answer before 2016.
Note that the user may have posted challenges before 2016.
SEDE query for such answers, ordered by score.

Nominations:

Radiation Hardened Quine by ais523
Nominated by Martin Ender
ais523 started contributing in mid-November and has since posted 139 answers and 10 challengesas well as very valuable contributions on meta. The overall quality of their content is absolutely outstanding, and I'm having a really hard time picking a specific answer to nominate (this Cubix quine would also be a decent candidate). I've chosen the answer above because a third-order radiation hardened quine in a non-esoteric language is a very impressive achievement and the answer also comes with a great in-depth explanation.
Golf you a quine for great good by udioica
Nominated by DJMcMayhem
Not a lot of people on this site golf in vim, so I used to think I was the king of vim-golf on this site. I wrote a 17 byte vim-quine and challenged anyone to outgolf me, thinking I was safe. Boy was I wrong.
Udioica noticed the challenge, and rose


to it, golfing a whopping 6 bytes off of my solution on the first day they ever used PPCG.
Build a digital clock in Wireworld by niemiro
Nominated by Peter Taylor
This is niemiro's only answer on PPCG so far, and claims to be their first Wireworld circuit too, but it is most definitely ambitious. The answer includes not only an animated GIF of the circuit in action but also a detailed breakdown of its construction.
A rather knotty conundrum by ais523
Nominated by Peter Taylor
The only answer at present to a rather difficult question, and an excellent illustration of the importance of choosing the right language for the task.
A Mouse with Dynamite by Ton Hospel
Nominated by Dada
Ton Hospel is someone who needs no introduction. He is one of the best Perl golfermethods for enveloping normally unstable peroxygen compounds in water dispersible coatings including paraffin waxes. A coating material is "water dispersible" if, within 30 minutes of adding 2 g of enveloped peroxygen compound to 1 liter of water at 15.degree. C., at least 75% of the peroxygen compound is released. Three of the methods of Williams et al. require the enveloping agent to be molten prior to spraying onto the peroxygen particles in a fluidized bed. Two other methods involve dissolving the enveloping agent in an organic solvent and either spraying the resultant solution onto the particles or immersing them in the bulk solution to achieve coating. Disadvantages of these two methods are the expense of organic solvents and, more importantly, the associated environmental pollution problems.
U.S. Pat. No. 3,856,699


her from attending to things before leaving, with the most concerning one being arranging for the care of her kittens. She very obviously was worried about them and she communicated her concerns to Willis-Knighton Health System's patient representative. Shortly thereafter, the patient representative departed the institution and visited the patient's household where she fed the kittens and arranged for a neighbor to care for them until the patient was released from the hospital. On learning that her kittens were fed and in good hands, the patient was highly relieved and was able to concentrate fully on her recovery \[[@CR13]\].A patient admitted to WK Pierremont Health Center refused to eat any of the food presented before her at the hospital. Despite a wide range of efforts, staff members werefamily members which fall outside of the realm of healthcare delivery likely will be numerous and highly varied, given life's complexities. Providing comprehensive relief, of course, is not feasible. Instead, healthcare institutions should focus on common hardships experienced, and for each of these, investigate possible avenues of relief which might be offered. Remedies may or may not be possible for some hardships faced, but others perhaps can be addressed. Creative thinking is very helpful during this particular step. Healthcare institutions might even consider establishing partnerships with external companies for the provision of critical, value-added services. Suppose, for example, that a hospital which noted patient transportation hardships did not have the resources, expertise, or desire to initiate an in-house transportation operation. Instead of forgoing the offering altogether, the hospital


model.
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    by\
    Gilles Pisier\
    Texas A&M University\
    College Station, TX 77843, U. S. A.\
    and\
    Université Paris VI\
    IMJ, Equipe d’Analyse Fonctionnelle, Case 186,\
    75252 Paris Cedex 05, France
title: 'Examples of non exact $1$-subexponential $C^*$-algebras '
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Consider the direct sum $B=\oplus_{m\ge 1} M_{m}$. By definition, for any $x=\oplus_{m\ge 1} x(m)\in B$ we have $\|x\|=\sup_{m\ge 1}\| x(m)\|.$ We equip $M_{m}$ with its normalized trace $\tau_m$.

Let $u_j=\oplus_m u_j(m)$ be elements of $B$. Let ${\mathcal{A}}$ be the unital $C^*$-algebra generated by $u_1,u_2,\cdots ,u_n$. For simplicity we set $u_0=1$. Let ${\mathcal{C}}$ be a unital $C^*$-algebra that we assume generated by $c_1,c_2,\cdots $ and equipped with a faithful tracialso that the inequality trivially holds.

We will use concentration of measure in the following form:

\[lem3\] There is a constant $c_1(n,d)>0$ such that for any $k$ and any $P\in M_k\otimes P_d$ with $\|P(c)\|\le 1$, we have $$\forall t>0\quad \P\{ |\|P(Y^{(m)})\|-\E\|P(Y^{(m)})\|| > t \} \le e\exp-(t^{2/d} m^{1/d}/ c_1(n,d)).$$

This follows from a very general concentration inequality for Gaussian random vectors, that can be derived in various ways. We choose the following for which we refer to [@P02]. Consider any sufficiently smooth function (meaning a.e. differentiable) $f:\ \R^n \to \R$ and let $\P$ denote the canonical Gaussian measure on $\R^n$. Assuming $f\in L_p(\P)$ we have $$\|f-\E f\|_p\le (\pi/2)\| Df(x).y\|_{L_p(\P(dx)\P(dy))}.$$ Let $\gamma(p)$ denote the $L_p$-norm of a standard normal Gaussian variable (in particular $\gamma(p)=\|f\|_p $ for $f(x)=x_1$). Recall that $\gamma(p)\in O(\sqrt{p} )$ when


c_{\varepsilon}t^3.$$ Since $\|P^{m}\|\in (1+{\varepsilon},t) \Rightarrow (\tau_k\otimes\tau_m)\varphi(P^{m})\ge 1/(km)$ by Tchebyshev’s inequality we find $$\P\{ \|P^{(m)}\|\in (1+{\varepsilon},t) \} \le  (km)k^3 m^{-2} c_9(n,d) c_{\varepsilon}t^3=k^4m^{-1} c_9(n,d) c_{\varepsilon}t^3.$$ Thus we obtain $$\E \|P^{(m)}\|\le 1+{\varepsilon}+ k^4 m^{-1} c_9(n,d) c_{\varepsilon}t^4+ \E (\|P^{(m)}\| 1_{\{\|P^{(m)}\|> t\}}).$$ We will now invoke : choosing $t=2t_m=2\E \|P^{(m)}\|$ we find $$\E \|P^{(m)}\|\le 1+{\varepsilon}+ k^4 m^{-1} c_9(n,d) c_{\varepsilon}t_m^4+   2t_m \psi_m(t_m) +  2\int_{t_m}^\infty  \psi_m(t) .$$ Now by and by Hölder we have $$t_m\le c_2(n,d) \sup_J \E\| {X^{(m)}}^J \|\le c_2(n,d) \sup_J \E(\|X_1^{(m)}\|^{|J|})$$ but by a well known result essentially due to Geman [@G] (cf. e.g. [@S Lemma 6.4]), for any $d$ we have $$c_9(d)=\sup_m  \E(\|X_1^{(m)}\|^{d})<\infty.$$ Therefore we have $t_m\le c'_2(n,d)$. We may assume $t_m>1$ (otherwise there is nothing to prove) and hence we have proved $$\E \|P^{(m)}\|\le 1+{\varepsilon}+*Ann. of Math.* 162 (2005), 711–775.

U. Haagerup, H. Schultz and S. Thorbj[ø]{}rnsen, A random matrix approach to the lack of projections in $C^*_{\rm red}(\F_2)$. Adv. Math. 204 (2006), no. 1, 1-83.

M. Ledoux, *The Concentration of Measure Phenomenon*, American Mathematical Society, Providence, RI, 2001.

C. Male, The norm of polynomials in large random and deterministic matrices with an appendix by Dimitri Shlyakhtenko, arXiv:1004.4155v5

G. Pisier, Probabilistic methods in the geometry of Banach spaces, *Probability and Analysis (Varenna, 1985)*, 167-241, *Lecture Notes in Math.*, 1206, Springer, Berlin, 1986.

G. Pisier, [*The volume of Convex Bodies and Banach Space Geometry* ]{}. Cambridge University Press.1989.

G. Pisier, *Introduction to operator space theory*, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 2003.

G. Pisier, Remarks on $B(H)\otimes B(H)$. Proc. Indian Acad. Sci. 116 (2006), no. 4, 423-428.

G. Pisier, Quantum Expanders and Geometry


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Thus, according to the debtor, by providing that a secured claim shall be allowed reasonable fees to the extent the claim is secured by property, the Bankruptcy Code is implicitly saying that fees are not available to an unsecured creditor.
The Court finds this reading of 11 U.S.C. §§ 502(b) and 506(b) too strained to be persuasive. First, 11 U.S.C. § 506 is entitled "Determination of Secured Status." A statute so entitled would not be a logical place to provide for the disallowance of an element of an unsecured claim. If Congress, in enacting the


estate was requesting fees, or cases where the Fobian distinction was at issue. However, the cases establishing the estate's right to attorneys' fees as the prevailing party in post-petition litigation  e.g., In re Eastview Estates II, 713 F.2d 443, 451-52 (9th Cir.1983)  provide an additional equitable rationale supporting the Court's conclusion. It would seem highly inequitable to permit the estate to recover fees incurred in post-petition with a creditor while at the same time denying the creditor the right even to include its post-petition fees in its unsecured claim.
The Court has identified one Bankruptcy Act case decided by the Second Circuit case that addresses this issue: i.e., United Merchants & Manufacturers, Inc. v. Equitable Life Assurance, 674 F.2d 134, 137-38 (2d Cir.1982)(Bankruptcy Act). In United Merchants,Strike, TAAC-NE assist ANSF during Afghan Runoff Elections

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attention. (a) shows a sample of the cluttered MNIST dataset. (b) the effect of increasing the attention depth (AD), for attention width $AW=1$. (c) effect of increasing AW, for AD=4. (d) best performing model ($AD,AW=4$, softmax attention gates, and regularization [@zhao2017diversified]) vs unregularized, sigmoid attention, and without gates. (e) test error of the baseline, attention ($AD,AW=4$), and spatial transformer networks (stn), when trained with different amounts of distractors. ](img/hyperparams.pdf "fig:"){width="\textwidth"}

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    If no interaction is needed between \QC and the external tool, just starting
    an external application with its own user interface is preferable. That way
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the world by Fate’s fallen stars, they came back. They woke up buried brethren and they’re all so excited by what they read out of the Sickness, of Azar’s return, of Cleopatra as Esit, the god-king’s vessel of rebirth. She notes that of course, Esit is nothing but a womb with a crown to the Deathless, who have always been unimaginative users of men and particularly, women.

She understands why: To enslave others, one must believe in his heart that every person has a natural owner. As the Arisen own they long to be owned, to be ruled again, and not merely influenced by cryptic Judges. They can’t imagine that the Black Land left them behind, gave its fertility to new owners: mortals, sorcerers who learned from old scrollsparameters to a saved query.
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No two SQL dialects are the same. Even under the same vendor, here being Microsoft. The JET/ACE SQL (Windows .dll files) dialect that MS Access uses is different than the T-SQL dialect that SQL Server uses. Interestingly, another database, Sybase, also uses T-SQL with a history to why.
But like all other dialects (e.g., Oracle, Postgres) though, both share most traditional ANSI SQL functions which is the standard of the language.   Therefore, SQL Server's CASE, DATEFROMPARTS(), and GETDATE() must be replaced for Access' IIF(), DATESERIAL(), and DATE(). Interestingly though, CASE is an ANSI method.

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A new method to assess contact lens care compliance.
Failure to comply with contact lens care instructions is a conspicuous finding among both symptomatic and asymptomatic patients. We used a new methodology to quantify the extent of noncompliance and its clinical significance among 170 soft lens wearers. All patients were interviewed and asked to demonstrate their lens care practices. The significance of deviations from package insert instructions was assessed by 22 ophthalmologists and optometrists with regard to potential impact on safety and comfort. Virtually all patients were noncompliant with at least one required procedure. Noncompliant behavior that could significantly affect safety was more common and judged by practitioners to be of more concern than deviations that could affect comfort. Fifty-seven percent of the patients used disinfection procedures that couldmind.” ~ Buddha

“Living in the moment means letting go of the past and not waiting for the future. It means living your life consciously, aware that each moment you breathe is a gift.” ~ Oprah Winfrey

“The ability to be in the present moment is a major component of mental wellness.” ~ Abraham Maslow

“Past and future are in the mind only – I am now.” ~ Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj

“When you have an intense contact of love with nature or another human being, like a spark, then you understand that there is no time and that everything is eternal.” ~ Paulo Coelho

“I have realized that the past and future are real illusions, that they exist in the present, which is what there is and all there is.” ~ Alan Watts

If


the neck. In the rotated group, the head was rotated to the left at >45°. In the neutral group, the head was placed in the neutral position. Right IJV cannulation was performed using the central approach with the needle angled toward the ipsilateral nipple. The primary outcome variable was the cumulative success rate, which was defined as IJV puncture achieved in the first 3 attempts using a finder needle. A p value of <0.05 was considered statistically significant. Groups were similar in terms of demographic data. The success rates of finder needle passes into the IJV on the first attempt were 87.5% and 37.5% (p < 0.05), and the cumulative success rates on the first 3 attempts were 97.5% and 57.5% in the rotated and neutral groups, respectivelya decision within 60 days from the receipt of any claim submitted under this subchapter.</text>
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      <text>The contractor shall file a claim for interest penalties and any amendments to such claim within 90 days after the principal is paid, except that if the contractor notifies the contracting officer in writing of the contractor’s intent to file a claim within the 90-day period, the contractor shall be allowed


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  anything. Eggs taste ten times better from cast iron, I promise.

Layered Zucchini and Tomato Frittata with Dill

2 servings (easily doubled, but increase baking time)

3 large eggs, slightly beaten1 T cold water

1 T dill, chopped (plus more for garnish)

Salt & Pepper

1 T butter1/4 C onion, diced1 C sliced zucchini1 C sliced tomatoes

1 T parmesan cheese, shredded

Heat oven to 425F.

1. Whisk together eggs, water and dill. Season lightly with salt and pepper.

Tuesday, May 22, 2012

There's one thing I don't like about polenta: it's difficult to make a small amount. The liquid to dry proportion is so great, that it's hard to adjust down to only two servings. With most foods, it's just fine to have a little leftover, but polenta doesn't reheat well. It will never be as creamy as


interesting.

The greenmarket can be a bit cut-throat at times. If the wrong person catches you eyeing an item too long, it might get snatched up before you can blink. I was reminded of this Monday, as I noticed some fine-looking baby bok choy - and some guy busted in front of me and started grabbing them like they were going out of style. I had a moment of panic, but he stopped at 5 or 6, and there were a few left.

The main reason for my interest in the bok choy was a stack of beautifully fat King Oyster Mushrooms at Madura Farm stand. Knowing there were only a few, and probably no more, I was rushing to glean a recipe idea from the other produce stands. IWe didn't have an address for Sol Food, but considering the excellent reviews on Trip Advisor we decided to just drive around Westpunt until we found it. Just across from Jaanchi's on the main road, we took a turn and saw their sign leading us to the green house on the cliff.

We were so happy that we finally found a restaurant on our list and it was open! We were greeted by the owner Sunshine, who was talkative and friendly. We saw her husband in the kitchen, busy grilling. She led us out to the covered patio overlooking the tree-tops and the bay and Playa Grandi. We found out they are from New Hampshire (and she originally from Massachussetts) and started talking about New England and New York.


get drunk, and soak it all up with some pizza. It may have been the only time in my life I've understood the concept of non-alcoholic beer (which they don't serve, and I don't blame them one bit), because once you're sitting in this type of bar on a hot day, you really really want that refreshing cold one!

We resigned to making real use of the car and driving out to the Hyatt just for dinner. On our last night in Curacao we were desperately seeking interesting vegetarian options and the eclectic menu at Medi looked so enticing. The Hyatt was SO much further than we realized. After 30 minutes, it felt like we were driving into a dark abyss wondering where we were going to end up,It was served over delicious stewed eggplant and buttery mashed potatoes.

My husband had the mushroom gnocchi. The flavors were good with full leaves of sage and browned butter. But, the gnocchi dumplings were too soft. Maybe overcooked, maybe just too much potato, they were mushy. Having made them from scratch myself with success, I can see these chefs are all about the grill, and lack a flare for proper Italian. But they get points for flavor.

Thursday, May 3, 2012

Bon Bini!
That means "welcome" in Papiamentu - the local language of Curaçao. This Dutch island is located North of Venezuela in the Netherlands Antilles islands (ABC islands: Aruba, Bonaire, Curaçao).

We arrived here in Willemstad yesterday afternoon. So far it's got it's pretty parts, but for the most part it's been


salt and pepper. Cover and reduce heat to med-low for about 10 minutes.

In another shallow pan, heat oil over medium heat and add frozen protein crumbles. Cover for a few minutes, stirring frequently, until it thaws. When heated through, add seasoning packet. Cook a few minutes and then taste to see if you need to add salt. Uncover if the mixture becomes wet, to evaporate the liquid. Cooking should take about 8-10 minutes total.

4. Simple Guacamole

2 avocados

1/4 C lime juice

salt & pepper

*diced jalapeño optional

Mash the avocados and add lime juice, salt and pepper to taste.

5. Other Toppings

8 oz (1/2 lb) chopped fresh tomatoes

1/2 C cilantro, rinsed, dried and chopped

4 limes, cut into wedges

8oz sour cream

1/2 C shredded taco cheese, jack or cheddar

hot sauce from taco kit, or favoritewith zero mean and unit variance, and ${{\bf n}}$ is the $p\times 1$ noise vector $[n_{(1)}\, n_{(2)}\, \cdots\, n_{(p)}]^T$ whose entries are distributed as ${\mathbb C}{\mathcal N}(0,\sigma^2)$. The entries of the matrix ${{\bf G}}$ are uncorrelated and $\lVert {{\bf D}}\rVert_F=\lVert {{\bf G}}\rVert_F$. This creates a $p\times p$ virtual MIMO system. It has been shown in [@ramesh] that as the precoder size becomes large (e.g., $p=300$) the performance of PRPP in SISO fading, using the likelihood ascent search (LAS) detection algorithm in [@lmimo1] with MMSE initial solution, approaches exponential diversity performance (i.e., close to SISO AWGN performance). This point is illustrated in Fig. \[fig\_prpp\_perf\] which shows the performance of PRPP with BPSK modulation for $p=50$ and 400 in SISO fading channels.

![Performance of PRPP in SISO fading with $p=50,400$, BPSK,


pp. 188-208, Jan. 2008.

R. Annavajjala and P. V. Orlik, “Achieving near exponential diversity on uncoded low-dimensional MIMO, multi-user and multi-carrier systems without transmitter CSI,” [*Proc. ITA 2011*]{}, Jan. 2011.

K. V. Vardhan, S. K. Mohammed, A. Chockalingam, and B. S. Rajan, “A low-complexity detector for large MIMO systems and multicarrier CDMA systems,” [*IEEE J. Sel. Areas Commun.,*]{} vol. 26, no. 3, pp. 473-485, Apr. 2008.

R. Mesleh, H. Hass, S. Sinaovic, C. W. Ahn, “Spatial modulation,” [*IEEE Trans. Veh. Tech.*]{}, vol. 57, no. 4, pp. 2228-2241, Jul. 2008.

M. Di Renzo, H. Haas, A. Ghrayeb, S. Sugiura, and L. Hanzo, “Spatial modulation for generalized MIMO: challenges, opportunities and implementation,” [*Proceedings of the IEEE*]{}, vol. 102, no. 1, pp. 53-55, Jan. 2014.

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CommonLoops: Merging Lisp and Object-Oriented Programming (1988) [pdf] - t1m
http://www2.parc.com/istl/groups/gir/papers/stefik-commonloops-oopsla66.pdf

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This is one of the ancestors of CLOS. Some CLOS implemenations are descendants
of PCL ("Portable CommonLoops") source code.

E.g. see the 1980's Xerox copyright notices in this SBCL source file:

[https://github.com/sbcl/sbcl/blob/master/src/pcl/wrapper.lis...](https://github.com/sbcl/sbcl/blob/master/src/pcl/wrapper.lisp)

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One of the decedents was Xerox LOOPS, which was an Interlisp OO extension and
ran on their Alto and Star systems (IIRC). I had the opportunity to play
around on one of these and hacked some LOOPS code back in the day. LOOPS
itself had a very interesting mix of OO and 'data' oriented programming. It
introduced the idea of 'composite' objects - a language formalism that allowed
for the instantiation of groups of objects based on a template, among other
novel language features.

[http://www.markstefik.com/wp-
content/uploads/2011/04/1982-Bo...](http://www.markstefik.com/wp-
content/uploads/2011/04/1982-Bobrow-Stefik-Data-Object-Pgming.pdf)

case to perform an evaluation of the situation. During the evaluation, which can last several months, the CFI can interview the parents, the child, the people in the child’s “network” and will observe the child’s interactions with each parent. The CFI will prepare a written report concerning the disputed issues and the CFI’s recommendations regarding parental responsibility and parenting time. The CFI will submit the report to the parents and the court. Often, the court will follow the CFI’s recommendations.

What is a Parental Responsibilities Evaluator?

A Parental Responsibilities Evaluator (PRE) is similar to a CFI, but is always a licensed mental health professional. The PRE also conducts an investigation of the situation, but also typically will do psychological testing on the parents. The PRE will prepare an in-depth report