The Presidential Character: Predicting Performance in the
White House.

Positive

Negative

Active

ADAPTIVE

: These
presidents are confident & flexible; they create opportunities for
action; they enjoy the exercise of power & do not take themselves too
seriously; they emphasize the "rational mastery" of their environment;
power is used as a means to achieve beneficial results.

F. D. Roosevelt, H. Truman, J. F. Kennedy, G. Ford

(G. W. Bush 1st
term?)

COMPULSIVE

: power
is used as a means to self-realization; they expend great energy on
tasks but derive little joy; they are preoccupied with whether they are
failing or succeeding; they have low self-esteem; they are inclined to
rigidity & are highly driven; they have a problem managing aggression.

W. Wilson, H. Hoover, A. Lincoln, L. B. Johnson, R.
Nixon,

(J. Kerry,
A. Gore, H. Clinton?)

Passive

COMPLIANT

:
superficially optimistic they seek to be loved; they are easily
manipulated; they have low self-esteem whichplane has a nominal inclination of 64.8xc2x0 relative to the equator, and the three orbital planes are separated from each other by multiples of 120xc2x0 longitude. The GLONASS satellites have circular orbits with a radii of about 25,510 kilometers and a satellite period of revolution of 8/17 of a sidereal day (11.26 hours). A GLONASS satellite and a GPS satellite will thus complete 17 and 16 revolutions, respectively, around the Earth every 8 days. The GLONASS system uses two carrier signals L1 and L2 with frequencies of f1=(1.602+9 k/16) GHz and f2=(1.246+7 k/16) GHz, where k=(1, 2, . . . 24) is the channel or satellite number. These frequencies lie in two bands at 1.597-1.617 GHz (L1) and 1,240-1,260 GHz (L2). The L1 signal is modulated by a


of pre-computing the database of thresholds further includes the following steps: (A1) selecting a navigation scenario from the group consisting of: {a Standard Positioning System (SPS) navigation scenario; a Precise Positioning System (PPS) navigation scenario; and a navigation scenario including a combination of the SPS navigation scenario and the PPS navigation scenario}; and (A2) generating a table of thresholds for the selected navigation scenario.
In one embodiment of the present invention, the step (A1) of selecting the navigation scenario further includes the step (A1, 1) of determining a degree of freedom parameter (dof) for the selected navigation scenario. The degree of freedom parameter dof is equal to an integer K of available measurements corresponding to the selected navigation scenario minus four measurements; wherein the integer K of available measurementseach degree of freedom parameter (dof), using the probability of false alert (pfa) to determine a table of fault detection (FD) normalized thresholds (td_table of TD); and (A2, 5) for each degree of freedom parameter (dof), using the table of fault detection normalized thresholds (td_table of TD), using the probability of missed detection (pmd), and using the probability of false alert (pfa) to determine a table of normalized thresholds for fault detection availability (pb_table of pbiasb) based on a parity vector method.
In one embodiment of the present invention, the step (A2) of generating the table of thresholds for the selected navigation scenario further includes the following step: (A2, 6) for each degree of freedom parameter (dof), using the probability of false exclusion (pfe) to determine a table of


of selecting the set of adaptive thresholds further includes the steps of: determining a set of measurement weights; checking if there is an operator""s overrule command; if there is no operator""s overrule command, determining a composite weighting scalar factor by using the set of measurement weights; based on the composite weighting scalar factor, selecting a navigation scenario from the group consisting of: {a Standard Positioning System (SPS) navigation scenario; a Precise Positioning System (PPS) navigation scenario; and a navigation scenario including a combination of the SPS navigation scenario and the PPS navigation scenario}; and based on the selected navigation scenario, and based on the degree of freedom (dof), selecting from the pre-computed off-line database of thresholds a set of thresholds including the table of fault detection (FD) normalizedplain and simple.
The CIA's plan is that by weakening the Mexican cartels by such killings, the Colombian cartels can once again assume control of the drug trade in the americas. Their argument is that back when the Colombian cartels had a near-monopoly on the trade, there was a "semblance of order".
This period of time is referred to as "Medellín" in the movie, after the Colombian city and cartel of the same name. (Of course, the irony is that the United States did a lot to bring an end to the Medellín cartel in the first place.)
Since those "good old days", however, Mexican cartels have taken over, and the violence and chaos of the drug trade has both grown and moved much closer to the United States - and


spilled over.
So, in essence, it's the CIA choosing to side with the devil they know. Like supporting a dictator or even overthrowing an existing regime, in order to provide "stability" from a U.S. point of view. Or, in this case, at least move the problem farther away.
There's also the characters' personal reasons for wanting Alarcón dead. Alejandro (Benicio del Toro) was a public prosecutor in Juárez, Mexico. His wife and daughter were killed (horrifically) by Alarcón's group. Since then, Alejandro has become a mercenary - or vigilante - in his attempt to get revenge.
As Matt explains, Alejandro will work for "anyone who will let him of the leash". That is, help him to kill the people responsible for the killing of his family. In this case, the onesthe next one. There should be no shortcuts.

It’s a good thought, and a fair read on how some people think games work, but it demands a lot out of the game itself. And Cuphead sometimes falls short.

If you’re not good enough to finish that level, you don’t deserve to see the next one

“The conclusion of Cuphead is, I fear, what the game has broadly been perceived as: a comically difficult, if not cruel, experience,” our review stated. “And that’s really a shame, because the lion’s share of Cuphead is a special formula that takes a notoriously challenging genre of the past and carefully and lovingly introduces it to the wider audience it deserves.”

And that’s the problem here, isn’t it? The difficulty will turn some people off, and those


problem). It possesses two types of electrons: conduction electrons, which can hop to any of their nearest neighbors and localized ($f$) electrons which are localized on the lattice sites. There is a Coulomb repulsion $U$ between conduction electrons and localized electrons on the same lattice site. As $U$ increases, the conduction band splits into two bands with an energy gap in between, and undergoes the so-called Mott metal-insulator transition. In this contribution, we restrict ourselves and all formulas to the case of half filling, where half of the lattice sites are occupied by the conduction electrons and half by the localized electrons. In this case, the Hamiltonian becomes [@falicov_kimball] $$\begin{aligned}
\mathcal{H}&=&-\frac{t^*}{\sqrt{Z}}\sum_{\langle ij \rangle} (c^\dagger_ic_j
+c^\dagger_jc_i)
+U\sum_i c^\dagger_ic_if^\dagger_if_i\nonumber\\
&-&\frac{U}{2}\sum_i(c^\dagger_ic_i
+f^\dagger_if_i),
\label{eq: ham_def}\end{aligned}$$ where $c^\dagger_i$ ($c_i$) creates (destroys) a conduction electron at site $i$, $f^\dagger_i$ ($f_i$) createsimpurity are equal to the local Green’s functions for the lattice [@brandt_mielsch]).

In order to calculate the $f$-electron Green’s function, we must first start with the impurity problem, whose Hamiltonian is the same as the lattice Hamiltonian, but there is no hopping term, since it is restricted to the single site of the impurity. The hopping of the conduction electrons is mimicked by the time dependent $\lambda$ field which destroys a conduction electron at time 0 and creates a conduction electron at time $t$ with “strength” $\lambda(t)$. The (greater) $f$-electron Green’s function is then defined by $$G_f^>(t)=-\textrm{Tr}\langle e^{-\beta \mathcal{H}_{imp}}S_c(\lambda)f(t)
f^\dagger(0)\rangle/\mathcal{Z}_{imp},
\label{eq: green_f_def}$$ with $f(t)=\exp(it\mathcal{H}_{imp})f\exp(-it\mathcal{H}_{imp})$ and the evolution operator given by $$S_c(\lambda)=\mathcal{T}_c\exp\left [ \int_cd\bar t\int_c d\bar t^\prime
c^\dagger(\bar t)\lambda_c(\bar t, \bar t^\prime )c(\bar t^\prime )\right ] .
\label{eq: s_lambda_c}$$ The time-ordering is along the Keldysh


Then we check the accuracy of the other two sum rules \[by independently calculating the correlation function on the right hand side of Eq. (\[eq: moment2\])\]. At $t=0$, we can use the moments in Eq. (\[eq: moment1\]–\[eq: moment3\]) to show that $$\begin{aligned}
G_f^>(0)&=&-\frac{1}{2} \label{eq: gf_0},\\
\frac{d}{dt}G_f^>(0)&=&-iU(\langle c^\dagger c f^\dagger f\rangle -\frac{1}{4})
\label{eq: d1_gf_0},\\
\frac{d^2}{dt^2}G_f^>(0)&=&\frac{U^2}{4}\label{eq: d2_gf_0}.\end{aligned}$$ Thus the first derivative depends on temperature, but is purely imaginary, while the second derivative is real and independent of $T$. Hence we expect $\textrm{Re}
G_f^>(t)$ to depend weakly on $T$ for small times, and to show stronger dependence at large times.

Computational Algorithm
=======================

The main effort of this nonequilibrium calculation is to compute the $f$-electron Green’s function, which requires the determinant of the continuous matrix operator in Eq. (\[eq: g\_f\_t\]). To calculate this, we must first decide on a discretization along thegiven parallel computer. We perform the majority of our calculations on a Cray T3E, which limits the matrix sizes to approximately $2100\times 2100$ on a 256 MEG node, and we can increase the matrix size slightly when working on higher memory nodes, but the diagonalization time then becomes a limiter, if it takes longer than the queue limits for those nodes on a given machine.

We fix the grid spacing on the imaginary axis, since we find the results are not too sensitive to changes of the step size there, and the value $\Delta t_{\textrm{imag}}=0.05$ is sufficient for our purposes. On the real time axis, we generally take $\Delta t_{\textrm{real}}$ to vary from 0.1 down to 0.0125. But since the calculations at different values of $t$ are completely independent of


the Green’s function by 0 for times larger than the cutoff. We find that this usually causes no significant errors to the calculations when the maximum value of the Green’s function is less than approximately $10^{-4}$ to $10^{-5}$ in magnitude at the point where the cutoff is imposed.

Numerical Results
=================

When $U=0$, the system is noninteracting, and the $f$-electron DOS is a delta function for all temperatures. When $U$ increases, the $f$-electron DOS broadens into a regular function and picks up $T$-dependence (surprisingly, the conduction electron DOS is always independent of temperature [@vandongen]). For small values of $U$, we expect the low-temperature $f$-electron Green’s function to be a sharply peaked function with unit weight. The Fourier transform of this function to the real axis, will then be an exponentially decaying function,so an analysis in terms of scaling with respect to the discretization size will need to be performed. One can check the nonequilibrium results in the linear-response regime with the results of Kubo-formula-based approaches, which will provide a stringent test of the quality of the numerics.

Acknowledgments
===============

We acknowledge support of the Office of Naval Research under grant number N00014-99-1-0328 and from the National Science Foundation under grant number DMR-0210717. Supercomputer resources (Cray T3E) were provided by the Arctic Region Supercomputer Center (ARSC) and the Engineering Research and Development Center (ERDC).

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The entire day was unorganized and Chad only wanted to do things his way; he wouldn’t listen to producers and all selections were made by him only. In the beginning Chad walked the field and immediately began to dismiss girls, he later called a group of ten girls (including myself) up to the front and told


us to “not worry you’re not going anywhere..” Shortly after he directed us to do a quick warm up lap (at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, CA). This warm up lap turned into chaos, lap after lap producer’s were unsure of what to do next so they directed girls to keep running. Luckily, I stay with a personal trainer, so I ran a total of 6 laps before I stopped for water. Some girls began to hyperventalate, while others began to walk. One by one, Chad starting pulling black girls aside and telling them “bye.” During my stop for a cup of water, Chad called me over along with a group of six girls; 5 black and 1 white. He then said “umm… you guys are eliminated… uh..to form a Constituent Assembly,
Lenin's Bolshevik party was defeated in the elections,

English:
Lenin dissolved the Assembly, democratically elected, because of finding himself in minority.
This would evolve as a Civil War, Bolsheviks created  Cheka, a political and military  intelligence organization
to reprise any kind of dissent.
Their method of reprisal was not limited by detentions and mass fusillades,
but they used brutal torture methods; the first concentration camps were born,
Red Terror had begun.
In 1918, who once was Russia's Tsar, Nicholas II, Empress Alexandra and their five children,
who were enclosed in a Mansion of the Ural Mountains,
were massacred by a group of rebels.
The Civil War, which faced Red Army to the White Army, was ended with the victory of the Red Army.
Leninism and the Dicatorship of the Proletariat had risen.
The Union


against them. If they weren't lying, even the Chinese, the most
anciently and perfectly civilized nation in the world, might have been
children beside them.

"Is my daughter well?" Liu Han asked Ttomalss at last. She dared not break
down and cry, but talking about the girl made her nose begin to run in
lieu of tears. She blew between her fingers before going on, "Are you
taking good care of her?"

"The hatchling is both comfortable and healthy." Ttomalss took out
a machine of a sort Liu Han had seen before. He touched a stud. Above the
machine, by some magic of the scaly devils, an image of the baby sprang
into being. She was up on all fours, wearing only a cloth around her
middle and smiling wide enough to show two tiny white teeth.

Liu Han didcaptive. He
must be worth more to you than that baby is."

"Any male is worth more to us than a Tosevite," Ppevel said. "This is
axiomatic. But the words of the researcher Ttomalss do hold some truth.
Disrupting a long-term research program is not something we males of the
Race do casually. We require more justification for this than your simple
demand."

"Does child-stealing mean nothing to you as a crime?" Liu Han said.

"Not a great deal," Ppevel answered indifferently. "The race does not
suffer from many of the fixations on other individuals with which you
Tosevites are so afflicted."

Worst, Liu Han realized, was that he meant it. The scaly devils were not
evil, not in their own strange eyes. They were just so different from
mankind that, when they acted by their own standards of what was


that a moral victory.

A guard came back with a bucket of water, a dipper, and a couple of mugs.
He looked disgusted with fate, as if by letting the men drink he was
granting them a privilege they didn't deserve. "Come on, you slimy
bastards," he said. "Queue up--and make it snappy. I don't have all day."

Healthy men drank first, then the ones with tubercular coughs, and last of
all the three or four luckless fellows who had syphilis. Nussboym wondered
if the arrangement did any good, because he doubted the NKVD men washed
the mugs between uses. The water was yellowish and cloudy and tasted of
grease. The guard had taken it from the engine tender instead of going to
some proper spigot. All the same, it was wet. He drank his allotted mug,
ate theherring, and felt, for a moment, almost like a human being instead
of a zek.

Georg Schultz spun the U-2's two-bladed wooden prop. The five-cylinder
Shvetsov radial caught almost at once; in a Russian winter, an air-cooled
engine was a big advantage. Ludmila Gorbunova had heard stories about
Luftwaffe pilots who had to light fires on the ground under the nose of
their aircraft to keep their antifreeze from freezing up.

Ludmila checked the rudimentary collection of dials on the Kukuruznik's
instrument panel. All in all, they told her nothing she didn't already
know: the Wheatcutter had plenty of fuel for the mission she was going to
fly, the compass did a satisfactory job of pointing toward north, and the
altimeter said she was still on the ground.

She released the brake. The little biplane bounced across the snowy field
that


of war, it didn't look like a god-
forsaken place to her. The main street--Brivibas Street, it was called
(her eyes and brain needed a little while to adjust to the Latin
alphabet)--had more shops, and smarter-looking ones, than she'd seen in
Kiev. The clothes civilians wore on the street were shabby and none too
clean, but of better fabric and finer cut than would have been usual in
Russia or the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic.

Some of the people recognized her gear. In spite of her German escort,
they yelled at her in accented Russian and in Latvian. She knew the
Russian was insulting, and the Latvian sounded less than complimentary. To
rub in the point, one of the Germans said, "They love you here in Riga."

"There are plenty of places where they love Germans even more,"about that. Still, the
situation had grown extremely fluid since the Lizards arrived, and a
senior lieutenant in the Red Air Force did not know all there was to know
about deployments, either. Ludmila said, "Will you be able to get word to
Lieutenant General Chill without my flying back to give it to him?"

"I think we can manage that," Brockdorff-Ahlefeldt answered. "If it's all
that stands in the way of your flying this mission, I'm sure we can manage
it."

Ludmila considered. "You'll have to give me petrol to get there," she said
at last. "As a matter of fact, the partisans will have to give me petrol
to let me get back. Have they got any?"

"They should be able to lay their hands on some," the German general said.
"After all, it hasn't been used much


at the
same time."

Groves slammed a big, meaty fist down on the desk. He was a big, meaty
man, with short-cropped, gingery hair, a thin mustache, and the blunt
features of a mastiff. He had a mastiff's implacable aggressiveness, too.
"So what are you telling me, Peterson?" he rumbled ominously. "Are you
saying we're going to start leaking radioactives into the river so the
Lizards can figure out where they are? You'd better not be saying that,
because you know what'll happen if you are."

"Of course I know." Peterson's voice went high and shrill. "The Lizards
will blow us to kingdom come."

"That's just exactly right," Groves said. "I'm damn lucky I wasn't in
Washington, D.C., when they dropped their bomb there." He snorted. "All
they got rid of in Washington was some Congresscritters--odds are, they
helped the war effort.Association of Autism with Maternal Infections, Perinatal and Other Risk Factors: A Case-Control Study.
This case-control study explores the association between pregnancy/birth complications and other factors with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) in Lebanese subjects aged 2-18 years. Researchers interviewed 136 ASD cases from the American University of Beirut Medical Center Special Kids Clinic, and 178 controls selected by systematic digit dialing in the Greater-Beirut area. Male gender (Adjusted Odds Ratio [95% CI]: 3.9 [2.2-7.0]); postpartum feeding difficulties (2.5 [1.2-5.4]); maternal infections/complications during pregnancy (2.9 [1.5-5.5], 2.1 [1.1-3.9]); consanguinity (2.5 [1.0-6.0]); family history of psychiatric disorders (2.2 [1.1-4.4]) were risk factors for ASD. Being born first/second (0.52 [0.28-0.95]) and maternal psychological support during pregnancy (0.49 [0.27-0.89]) were negatively associated with ASD. Identifying ASD correlates is crucial for instigating timely screening


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Release, reception and legacy
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support to the same-sex parents. It was shared across the Internet and covered by the media.

Now, the entire incident has been revealed as a hoax drummed up by K-98.3's Steve Harper and his "Morning Show" co-host, Leeana. The two posted an apology note on the station's website Friday.

"This story was, in fact, totally fictitious, and created by the two of us. This was done without the knowledge of K-98.3 management or ownership," they wrote. "We were attempting to spur a healthy discourse on a highly passionate topic, but we made a mistake by misleading our listeners into thinking that this specific situation actually existed."

"We are very sorry that we perpetuated this falsehood, even after it was clear that it had taken on a 'life of its own,'" theyThursday, Mar 6, 2014 - 12:00 AMThis film portrays the US Sled Hockey team preparing for and competing in the 2014 Sochi Paralympic Games. Their personal stories are riveting, from a teenager making his debut to four military "wounded warriors," proud to represent America in Paralympic sports.. D


-3/509 + 1441/330850. Let x = 3889/7150 - r. Let v = 8 - 3. Put -7, v, x in descending order.
v, x, -7
Let y(a) = -a + 5. Let n be y(7). Let t be (9 + 2 + -8)/(-3). Suppose 0 = -7*q + 2*q + 5. Sort 2, n, t, q in ascending order.
n, t, q, 2
Suppose 2*q = -3*k + 141, -5*q - 12 = -9*q. Let b = -46 + k. Put 3, b, 2/9, 5 in decreasing order.
5, 3, 2/9, b
Let x(m) = m + 5. Let f be x(0). Suppose -5*z = -f + 15. Suppose -48 + 18 = -3*r - 18. Put r, z, 2 in descending order.
r, 2, z
Let s = -2.7 - 0.3. Let q = 490.3
Let x(b) = -18*b**3 - b. Let d be x(-1). Suppose 0 = -49*n - 42*n + 82*n + 27. Sort 4, d, n, 1.
1, n, 4, d
Suppose 0 = b - 4*p + 7, -15*b - 5*p + p - 41 = 0. Sort -2, 0.11, -2/7, b, 2/5 in increasing order.
b, -2, -2/7, 0.11, 2/5
Let t(a) = -27*a - 147. Let n(v) = 82*v + 439. Let k(q) = 4*n(q) + 14*t(q). Let r be k(-6). Put 2, 12, r in decreasing order.
12, 2, r
Let g(z) = z**2 - 4*z + 4. Let r be g(4). Suppose -r*q - 13 = -3*q + 2*u, -q = 4*u + 5. Let n = -15 - q. Put 4, 2, n in decreasing order.
n, 4, 2
Let y be


\neq 0$ and $\phi \neq 0$, 36 structure functions are obtained (see Sec. II and Appendix). When $\phi \neq 0$, all these structure functions are in general non-vanishing, but if $\alpha = 0$ those of them which are multiplied by $\sin\alpha$ or $\sin2\alpha$ do not give any contributions. Thus only 24 structure functions are active. If $\phi = 0$, the vectors $\q$, $\p'_1$ and $\p'_2$ lie in the same plane and the structure functions are the same as in coplanar kinematics, but if $\alpha \neq 0$ also those of them which are multiplied by $\sin\alpha$ or $\sin2\alpha$ contribute. This gives 18 structure functions.

In order to explore all the components of $\P$ and $\P'$, two examples of out-of-plane kinematics are here considered: $\alpha = 45^{\mathrm{o}}$ $\phi = 0^{\mathrm{o}}$ and $\alphathe same plane. A minor number of structure functions can be obtained in more restricted kinematics: 12 in a coplanar kinematics, as in the coplanar kinematics of (${\vec e},e'{\vec N}$), and 5 in the special case of the super-parallel kinematics, as in the parallel kinematics of (${\vec e},e'{\vec N}$).

An experimental determination of the structure functions would be of great interest, but appears at present extremely difficult. In order to exploit the potentiality of polarization measurements to increase the richness of information available in two-nucleon knockout reactions, it is anyhow possible to envisage other interesting polarization experiments which appear more feasible. As an example, a measurement of the nucleon recoil polarization, which is obtained through the determination of asymmetries, should be reasonably within reach of available facilities.

A complete investigation


be sighs of relief in London, Paris and beyond at the initial reports of rebel advances in and around the besieged town of Misrata.

Behind the scenes, though, there is growing concern at the duration of the campaign and the fact that political rhetoric seems to have outstripped what the military means available can deliver.

Shifting goalposts

One of America's leading defence commentators, Prof Tony Cordesman of the Centre for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, puts it this way: "The mission can only succeed if Gaddafi and his regime are made the primary target and driven from power."

Pretending that a no-fly zone or striking at small, dispersed Libyan units can be sufficient "is farce and not the effective use of force," he says.

Another expert, Andrew Bacevich, professor of international relationsIntroduction {#Sec1}
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Human skin has long been recognized as a receptor for communicating information \[[@CR4]\]. Skin sensations such as pressure, vibration, and stretch can convey tactile messages that are carried to the brain via afferent nerves \[[@CR5], [@CR6]\]. For example, tactile feedback can be


neuronal representations of vibration, contact, force, pressure, slip or muscle impedance during long-term use.

Haptic feedback for upper limb prostheses restores the sense of touch by relaying force, pressure, and slip measurements to the user. Force and pressure feedback are commonly used in tactile devices to relay information about grip force. This information is typically transmitted mechanically, such as through skin tapping \[[@CR32]--[@CR35]\], or through electro- or vibro-stimulation \[[@CR35]--[@CR38]\] (Fig. [2](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"} (left)). Patterson et al. \[[@CR33]\] translated grip pressure from an object to hydraulic pressure in a cuff around the upper arm. By comparing combinations of pressure, vibration, and vision feedback, they found that pressure feedback resulted in the highest grasp performance. Rombokas et al. \[[@CR39]\] found that vibrotactile feedback applied to the upper arm in force-motion tasks improved virtualas sensory augmentation to reduce trunk sway \[[@CR100], [@CR101]\]. Wall et al. \[[@CR102]\] showed that vibrotactile feedback applied to the sides of the trunk or shoulders could be used to reduce head-tilt angle and center of pressure displacements during standing posture with eyes closed. Subsequent testing showed that vibrotactor arrays placed around the waist could reduce anterior-posterior trunk tilt during quiet standing in individuals with vestibular deficits \[[@CR101], [@CR103]\]. Tactor vibrations cued subjects to move in the opposite direction of vibration (Fig. [5](#Fig5){ref-type="fig"}), and each tactor row indicated the severity of desired correction. Sienko et al. \[[@CR104]\] found that 4 tactors spaced evenly around the waist were as effective at training trunk tilt as an array of 48 tactors (3 rows by 16 columns) placed around the waist. Jeka


performed two tactile feedback training sessions spaced two weeks apart in 10 individuals with unilateral vestibular loss. Feedback increased walking stability during tandem gait (heel-to-toe walking) evidenced by reductions in center-of-mass displacement, trunk tilt, and medial--lateral step width. Janssen et al. \[[@CR120]\] tested 40 healthy subjects and showed that a vibrotactor visor utilizing tactile, visual, and auditory feedback reduced trunk tilt velocity and angles for a variety of gait tasks including walking: with eyes open or closed, while rotating or pitching the head, while carrying a glass of water, backwards, and up and down stairs.

Tactile feedback can increase attentional load during gait. Verhoeff et al. \[[@CR121]\] observed 16 healthy young and 13 healthy old subjects as they performed gait training with a simultaneous secondary task, either walking whilelearned the medial foot pressure gait patterns, which resulted in significantly reduced knee loads. In other studies, vibration pulses on the lateral aspect of the shank just below the knee have been used to train individuals with knee osteoarthritis to internally rotate their toes by 5--7 degrees resulting in reduced knee loading and reduced knee pain over time \[[@CR138], [@CR139]\].

Training multiple kinematic parameters simultaneously \[[@CR13]\] presents cognitive and motor challenges related to receiving and responding to multiple simultaneous channels of information. Lurie et al. \[[@CR140]\] trained subjects to walk with new gait patterns involving kinematic changes to trunk sway, tibia angle, and foot progression angle by either giving error correction feedback cues on all parameters simultaneously or one parameter at a time. Perception accuracy was lower when all


278 F.Supp. 73 (1967)
LUSTER ENTERPRISES, INC., and Helen Winston, Plaintiffs,
v.
Arthur JACOBS and Apjac Productions, Inc., Defendants.
No. 66-Civ. 1914.
United States District Court S. D. New York.
November 6, 1967.
*74 Javits & Javits, New York City, by Arthur H. Goldberg, David A. Goldstein, Eric M. Javits, New York City, of counsel, for plaintiffs.
Coudert Brothers, New York City, by Carleton G. Eldridge, Jr., Gordon T. King, New York City, of counsel, for defendants.
CROAKE, District Judge.

MEMORANDUM
This is a motion for a temporary restraining order brought on by an Order to Show Cause. The plaintiffs, Luster Enterprises, Inc., and Helen Winston ask this court for an injunction restraining the defendants Arthur Jacobs, APJAC Productions, Inc., and their agents and assigns from producing, distributing, showing, exhibiting, advertising in the mass communications media, including but notthe specific disruptions of white matter integrity along the course of the AF fronto-temporally may thus potentially help to understand the course of disease progression and provide a neural marker or correlate of psychopathology.

In addition, few studies have examined white matter asymmetries along the AF and other associative white matter fibers despite suggestions of asymmetric abnormalities and a possible relationship with clinical features [@pone.0029315-Rossi1], [@pone.0029315-BleichCohen1]. Chance et al. [@pone.0029315-Chance1] examined gross cerebral asymmetries from structural MRI images of patients with schizophrenia and control subjects and found disturbance in the normal differential tissue distribution within the hemispheres along the anterior-posterior axis (also known as brain torque). More recent studies have suggested that global asymmetries may be more subtle and local than previously thought and affect only specific lobes and/or


correlation profile with clinical scores in patients with schizophrenia. The regions in gray denotes the anatomical locations with significant correlations with clinical scores at p\<0.05 after Bonferroni correction as marked by the dashed line on the bottow row of columns (D--G). Arrows on panels (H, I) point to the AF locations with significant correlations shown on panels (D, F, G).](pone.0029315.g003){#pone-0029315-g003}

Correlation of AF indices with psychopathology {#s3d}
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No significant correlations of FA and AD values of the AF ROI were found with PANSS total as well as positive, negative and general psychopathology symptom subscale scores after controlling for the effects of age, years of education, and illness duration.

Amongst patients, tract-based analysis found significant positive correlations between LI of FA and LI of AD values in the temporal loci of thedetailed tract-based analysis revealed that such global leftward asymmetry varies along the AF tract in both groups. The AF appeared right lateralized in the frontal lobe and left lateralized in the temporal lobe in terms of FA and AD measures. In particular, greater left lateralization at specific loci of the AF in the temporal lobe was associated with more severe positive psychotic symptoms such as delusions and hallucination in patients with schizophrenia.

Earlier reports using different methods have found either an increase or reduction in FA of the AF in schizophrenia [@pone.0029315-Kubicki2], [@pone.0029315-Hubl1], [@pone.0029315-Phillips1]. One ROI-based analysis [@pone.0029315-Phillips1] and two voxel-based analysis studies [@pone.0029315-Kubicki2], [@pone.0029315-Burns1] found reductions in FA of the AF in schizophrenia. However, using voxel-based analysis, Rotarska-Jagiela et al. [@pone.0029315-RotarskaJagiela1] found that the AF was the only


a number of Operating Thetan levels (fifteen in total, of which eight have been used so far), each of which reveals another portion of the Church's teachings, again for a “nominal fee”, the cumulative total for OT8 (that is, Operating Thetan Level Eight) being approximated as nearly three hundred thousand US dollars.

The Church of Scientology now has centres worldwide and the endorsement of celebrities such as Beck, John Travolta, and – perhaps most prominently – Tom Cruise. As the Church has grown, however, so has concern over allegations of authoritarian control of its members, harassment and intimidation of its critics, excessive fees for membership, and cult-like behaviour.

2. Fair Game.

One policy of the Church of Scientology to gain the most criticism is known as Fair Game. L Ron Hubbard,years (a figure disputed by scientists as longer than the known age of the universe.) These engrams, much as those incurred during this lifetime, could be cleared through Scientology practices – for a “nominal fee,” of course.Beyond the status of Clear lie “hidden” levels known as Operating Thetan. An Operating Thetan is a person who, having cast off those forces holding them back, is able to function as a Thetan – a spiritual being. There are a number of Operating Thetan levels (fifteen in total, of which eight have been used so far), each of which reveals another portion of the Church's teachings, again for a “nominal fee”, the cumulative total for OT8 (that is, Operating Thetan Level Eight) being approximated as nearly three hundred thousand US dollars.The


alt.religion.scientology newsgroup removed, a move attacked by advocates of free expression.Other actions taken by the Church with regard to the Internet include:* A lawsuit against Arnaldo Lerma, ex-Scientologist and critic, for republishing the story of Xenu.* Use of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) to force AT&T Worldnet, an internet service provider, to reveal the identity of one of its subscribers who had been posting anonymously to alt.religion.scientology* Legal action against Google, again using the DMCA, to remove Operation Clambake (a popular anti-Scientology website) from its search results. While Google initially complied, the decision was reversed following mass complaints.A number of other websites, such as Slashdot.org and YTMND.com, have been the targets of cease-and-desist orders from the Church of Scientology for republishing excerpts of the original Xenu materials.Inwas the chemical reduction of cytochrome c to its Fe^2+^-state by thiol molecules, which lead to an increased absorbance at 550 nm. The rate of increase in absorbance at 550 nm was recorded as the raw biosensor signal.

3.2.. The Gas Sensing Process
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The gas biosensor outlined in [Figure 2](#f2-sensors-11-05968){ref-type="fig"} includes the following phases: **Gas phase**---contains a defined concentration of the gaseous analyte in a gas sample being in contact with the liquid phase.**Liquid phase**---typically consists of an aqueous liquid layer or a hydrogel covering the solid support. The biomolecule receptor can be immobilized to the solid support or can be freely dissolved. The liquid phase is in contact with the gas phase.**Interface**---the contact zone between gas and liquid phase.

Individual steps of the signal generating reaction processes were identified and


biosensor was significant since the sensor signal was generated by the actual analyte (methanethiolate anion) which concentration was 2000 times lower than the concentration of the compound of original interest (methanethiol).

3.5.. Step C---Diffusion
------------------------

The third step of the sensing cascade is the distribution of the analyte within the liquid phase. That requires considerations about mass-transfer rates that can become the rate-limiting step of the overall sensing process. Diffusion is the only mass-transport mechanism since convection and migration can be neglected in the given biosensor architecture. Initially, there is a steep analyte concentration gradient across the liquid phase. The concentration gradient will change over time according to Fick's second law of diffusion \[[Equation (5)](#FD5){ref-type="disp-formula"}\]: $$\frac{\partial c}{\partial t} = D \cdot \frac{\partial^{2}c}{\partial x^{2}}$$where *c* is the concentration of the analyte in*     match = s->window + cur_match;
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In Chicago today the Obama re-election campaign is set to be the most technically sophisticated ever seen with voters being wooed via Twitter and Facebook, and digital technology along with those who understand how to build and use it set to play a key role in influencing people’s decision making. Across the Atlantic in the UK we face an abundance of choices about how to exploit and use technology, and this poses an enormous challenge for both the current and future education of our children. The realisation that we need people who can produce as well as consume technology has brought a new energy and excitement about computer science and computational thinking, which is being heralded by some as the new literacy of the 21st century. The technology2,3,7,8-Tetrachloro dibenzo-p-dioxin can be successfully decomposed over 2:1 dioctahedral smectite-a reactivity index study.
2:1 Dioctahedral smectite family has shown its capability to decompose 2,3,7,8-tetrachloro dibenzo-p-dioxin (TeCDD) using the active hydroxyl hydrogen attached with the central octahedral aluminum, as monitored using density functional theory (DFT). From the values of the local softness and the charge on the hydrogen atom of the bridging/structural (occurring on the surface) hydroxyl attached to octahedral/tetrahedral metal site present in smectite used as a first approximation to the local hardness, it is concluded that the local acidities of the inorganic material systems are dependent on several characteristics which are of importance within the framework of hard-soft acid-base (HSAB) principle. The first step in this process of decomposition is the abstraction of chlorine bound to TeCDD using


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I'm(1) When $\a=id_A$ and $\b=id_H$, an $(H,\b)$-comodule Hom-coalgebra is the usual $H$-comodule coalgebra. (2) Similar to the case of Hopf algebras, in [@Zhang], Zhang concluded that the Eq.$(HCMC1)$ is satisfied if and only if $\D_C$ is a morphism of $H$-comodules for suitable $H$-comodule structures on $C\o C$ and $C$, respectively.

[**Definition 2.8**]{} (see [@MLY]) Let $(H,\b)$ be a Hom-bialgebra and $(C,\a)$ a Hom-coalgebra. If $(C,\rhd,\a)$ is a left $(H,\b)$-Hom-module and for all $h\in H$ and $c\in A$, $$\begin{aligned}
 &(HMC1)&(h\rhd c)_1\o (h\rhd c)_2=(h_1\rhd c_1)\o (h_2\rhd c_2),\\
 &(HMC2)&\v_C(h\rhd c)=\v_H(h)\v_C(c),
 \end{aligned}$$ then $(C,\rhd,\a)$ is called an $(H,\b)$-module Hom-coalgebra.

[**Remark**]{} When $\a=id_C$ and $\b=id_H$, an $(H,\b)$-module Hom-coalgebra is the usual $H$-module coalgebra.

[**Definition 2.9**]{} (see [@Yau2]) Let $(H,\b)$ be a Hom-bialgebra and $(A,\a)$ a Hom-algebra. If $(A,\rho,\a)$ is a left $(H,\b)$-Hom-comodule and for all $a,


Hom-bialgebras, and $(C,\rho,\a)$ an $(H,\b)$-comodule Hom-coalgebra. Then the smash coproduct Hom-coalgebra $(C\diamond H, \a\o \b)$ endowed with the tensor product Hom-algebra structure becomes a Hom-bialgebra if and only if $(C,\rho,\a)$ is an $(H,\b)$-comodule Hom-algebra and $$hc_{-1}\o c_0=c_{-1}h\o c_0.$$

[**Proof**]{} Let the module action $\rhd$ be trivial, i.e. $h\rhd c=\v_H(h)\a(c)$ in Theorem 3.3. $\square$

[**Theorem 3.6**]{} Let $(H,\b,S_{H})$ be a Hom-Hopf algebra, and $(A,\a)$ be a Hom-algebra and a Hom-coalgebra. Assume that $(A^{\natural}_{\diamond} H, \a\o \b)$ is a Radford biproduct Hom-bialgebra defined as above, and $S_A: A\lr A$ is a linear map such that $S_A(a_1)a_2=a_1S_A(a_2)=\v_A(a)1_A$ and $\a\ci S_A=S_A\ci \a$ hold. Then $(A^{\natural}_{\diamond} H, \a\o \b, S_{A^{\natural}_{\diamond} H})$ is a Hom-Hopf algebra, where $$S_{A^{\natural}_{\diamond} H}(a\o h)=(S_H(a_{-1}\b\1(h))_{1}\rhd S_A(\a\2(a_{0})))\o \b\1(S_H(a_{-1}\b\1(h))_{2}).$$

[**Proof**]{} We can compute that $(A^{\natural}_{\diamond} H, \a\o \b, S_{A^{\natural}_{\diamond} H})$ is a Hom-Hopf algebra\b)$; the morphisms in the category are morphisms of left $(H, \b)$-modules and left $(H, \b)$-comodules.

In the following, we give a solution of Hom-Yang-Baxter equation introduced and studied by Yau in [@Yau3; @Yau7; @Yau6].

[**Proposition 4.3**]{} Let $(H, \b)$ be a Hom-bialgebra and $(M,\rhd_M, \rho^M, \a_M)$, $(N,\rhd_N, \rho^N, \a_N)$ $\in _H^H{\mathbb{YD}}$. Define the linear map $$\tau_{M,N}: M\o N\lr N\o M, ~~m\o n\mapsto \b^{3}(m_{-1})\rhd_N n \o m_{0},$$ where $m\in M$ and $n\in N$. Then, we have $\tau_{M,N}\ci (\a_M\o \a_N)=(\a_N\o \a_M)\ci \tau_{M,N}$ and, if $(P,\rhd_P, \rho^P, \a_P) \in _H^H{\mathbb{YD}}$, the maps $\tau_{\underline{~~},~\underline{~~}}$ satisfy the Hom-Yang-Baxter equation: $$(\a_P\o \tau_{M,N})\ci (\tau_{M,P}\o \a_N)\ci (\a_M\o \tau_{N,P})=(\tau_{N,P}\o \a_M)\ci (\a_N\o \tau_{M,P})\ci (\tau_{M,N}\o \a_P).$$

[**Proof**]{} We only check that the second equality holds, and the first one is easy. For all $m\in M$, $n\in N$ and $p\in P$, we


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collaborator. "I'd never written a screenplay until then," she says. "He said, 'Great, that's what I want. I don't want anybody whose ideas have been blighted by trashy manuals or previous directors.' We talked over every detail -- he had a very literary approach to the script. I really learned from him."

Today, Johnson and her husband, John, a retired UC San Francisco professor who works for the International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease, maintain residences in Paris (on the Rue Bonaparte) and San Francisco (a house in Russian Hill). Johnson has definite ideas about both cultures -- she adores Paris, especially the ease of the city's train system (she doesn't drive) but still calls San Francisco home. "The fact that everything's in English is a great plusmother.

‘You chastised him and then what followed was a quite unexplained outburst of uncontrollable violence which was your reaction to no more than the child simply sighing.’

Prosecutor Claire Harris said that on March 23 the boy uttered something that Jain interpreted as interrupting the adults’ conversation.

Gerard Cullen, defending, said: ‘This was not a case where there was any premeditation at all. This defendant simply snapped.’

The court heard there was a ‘significant risk’ Jain, of Edgbaston, Birmingham, would behave in a totally unjustified and irrational way again.

Jain admitted causing grievous bodily harm with intent and common assault at an earlier hearing.

Following the case, Detective Constable Hayley Bubb, from Birmingham’s Child Protection team, said: ‘This was an unprovoked and sustained attack on a defenceless child, which he has never explained.’


their weighted stakes(= 1.5 MAN per block to be distributed). The more MAN you have staked, the more you receive. 10% always flows back into the hands of the foundation.

Validators

Individual block validators receive 50% of the validator pool rewards per block (=7 MAN per block * 0.5= 3.5 MAN per validated block). The remaining 40% will be shared among the remaining elected validators according to their weighted amount of MAN staked. The more MAN you have staked, the more you receive. 10% goes back to the foundation.

Extra rewards

Furthermore, masternodes that aren’t selected as a delegate can still earn rewards by providing computing power to external parties. They will receive a substantial reward in the form of MAN.

Additionally, raffles are held every 300 blocks. 6 random transactions will thenbe selected for a configurable reward. These include one 1st prize, two 2nd prizes and three 3rd prizes.

Further details about AI server maintenance incentives will be published at a later date.

Details on these extra rewards will be mentioned by the Matrix team.

So, how do I calculate a return on investment?

This all depends on the odds of selection (which is somewhat randomized) and the weighted amount of MAN staked. Some people ran a tentative calculation based on the current amount of 10k wallet holders and 100k wallets holders respectively.

If we take the odds of selection from above and take into account ALL of the current wallet holders having 10K or 100K MAN respectively while assuming equal distribution this would translate to an ROI of 57% for validators and 39


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Innot prepared to give up. Instead, it caught the administration off guard by launching a surprise attack on legislation known as Trade Adjustment Assistance, a program designed to help workers displaced by trade and one which Democrats—and organized labor—have overwhelmingly supported in the past. Just 40 House Democrats—less than one-quarter of the caucus—voted for the bill, which fell in a landslide, 302-126. By defeating the aid measure, the labor movement rendered the administration’s careful work rounding up votes for Trade Promotion Authority largely irrelevant.

This is an important point: Trade Adjustment Assistance was seen as a Trojan horse by TPP opponents- providing populist cover for Congress while ultimately serving the pro-corporate ends of the larger trade deal. The White House and GOP allies like Speaker Boehner thought they had


value of $\beta$ yields stricter alignment to the Gaussian prior $p(z) = \mathcal{N}(0, 1)$, leading to an orthogonalization of the encoding in $z$ [@chen2018isolating; @chen2016infogan; @kim2018disentangling]. To further enforce disentangled representations of $v_k$, we attach an additional *parameter decoder* $h$ to the latent space that learns a direct mapping $h(z) \rightarrow v$ between latent variables $z_j$ and generative parameters $v_k$. If $h$ is implemented as a linear mapping, the latent space needs to align with the generative parameters $v_k$, hence further favoring the result of the encoder $q_{\Phi}(z \mid x)$ to be disentangled. If the latent space is perfectly disentangled, there should exist a one-to-one, bijective mapping $h(z) \rightarrow v$ between latent variables $z_j$ and generative parameters $v_k$.

For graphs of which we know the ground truth generative parametersin the appendix. The selected graphs are complete binary tree graphs, *BA graphs* [@barabasi99emergence], *Small-World graphs* [@watts1998collective] as well as the *CORA* [@mccallum2017cora] and *Wikipedia Hyperlink* [@rossi2015the] graph.

Measuring Graph Topology-Node Attribute Dependence {#sect:eval-attributes}
--------------------------------------------------

In addition to pure graph topology $\tau$, we consider node-level attributes $\Omega$ and measure the degree to which $\tau$ and $\Omega$ are mutually dependent. For example in a co-authorship graph where nodes represent authors and undirected links represent joint papers between authors, each node may hold additional information about the author’s overall citation count. We denote this additional information as node attributes $\Omega$. Intuitively, more collaborations and therefore a higher node degree encourage a higher citation count, though there may be numerous other hidden correlations between graph topology and node attributes. Most existing topology-based approaches cannot


$\tau$, as $p$ and $n$ change, but invariance to $\Omega$. $z_2$ is modelling $\Omega$, which is supported by figure \[fig:figure\_2\] (right) showing absolute shifts $\Delta z_j$ in the latents depending on the fraction of randomized nodes $\Delta \Omega$.

Treating the randomization degree $\Delta \Omega$ as a generative parameter, we calculate the mutual information (MI) between $\Delta \Omega$ and the absolute change in every latent $z_j$. $MIG ( \Delta \Omega;\Delta z| )$ then computes the gap between the first and second highest MI, normalized by the entropy $H(\Delta \Omega)$. In the equation below, $j^{max} = argmax_{j} MI(\Delta \Omega;|\Delta z|)$ denotes the index of latent $z_{j^{max}}$ with highest MI regarding $\Delta \Omega$. $$\begin{aligned}
&MIG(\Delta\Omega; \Delta|z_j|) = \frac{1}{H(\Delta\Omega)} \Big(MI(\Delta\Omega; \Delta|z_{j^{max}}|)  - \max_{j \neq j^{max}} MI(\Delta\Omega; \Delta|z_j|)  \Big)\end{aligned}$$

The latent variable reacting mostComparison of analytical sensitivity and women's interpretation of home pregnancy tests.
Internationally there are no defined standards for expressing the performance of home-based pregnancy tests, nor any pre-defined accuracy standard requirements. The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of a selection of home-based pregnancy tests relative to their packaging/product insert claims. Eight home-based pregnancy tests were evaluated using human chorionic gonadotrophin (hCG) urine standards (0, 15, 25 mlU/mL). Testing was performed by a technician and results were read by a technician and a panel of consumer volunteers (each blinded to the expected result) and compared with the expected result based on the manufacturer's claimed accuracy. Volunteers also completed questionnaires relating to various device attributes. The overall agreement between the technician reading and expected reading from the


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// THIS FILE ISon 23 January 1955 arrived at San Diego, California. For the next three months she participated in amphibious training exercises with units of the United States Pacific Fleet.

In early May 1955, Ruchamkin retransited the Panama Canal and steamed for her new home port, Boston, Massachusetts. She arrived there on 27 May 1955, assumed duties as a United States Naval Reserve training ship, and for two years trained naval reservists of the 1st Naval District in port and at sea on weekend, two-week, and month-long cruises.

Designated for inactivation in the spring of 1957, Ruchamkin was decommissioned on 13 August 1957 and berthed at Boston in reserve.

Third period in commission, 1961–1969

Ruchamkin was ordered reactivated in August 1961 to increase the U.S. Navys troop lift capacity during the Berlin Crisis


would not stop to talk with him.

5
Fox testified that he did not have problems sitting or standing, other than some lower back problems which may cause discomfort upon standing up from a sitting position.  He had occasional tremors in his hands which he attributed to stressful situations or his medication.

6
The ALJ concluded that while Fox's condition was severe, it did not meet or equal a listed impairment.  The ALJ found that Fox had no exertional impairments.  The vocational expert testified that Fox would be able to perform a number of jobs of low to moderate stress.

7
In conjunction with this testimony from the vocational expert, and after considering the severity of Fox's condition and his age, educational background, and work experience, the ALJ concluded that thereGordon Hunter (footballer, born 1967)

Gordon Hunter (born 3 May 1967) is a Scottish former footballer, who played as a defender for Hibernian, Canberra Cosmos, Dundee, Cowdenbeath, Hamilton Academical and Stirling Albion.

Hunter was part of the Hibernian team that won the 1991 Scottish League Cup Final and he was granted a testimonial match by Hibernian in 1996. Hunter, who scored very few goals in his career, scored the winning goal for Hibernian in an Edinburgh derby match that ended a record 22-game unbeaten run by Heart of Midlothian in the derby.

As of 2005, Hunter ran a taxi business in Edinburgh.

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Barnett but you should watch and listen to some of their pretty hilarious insults of one another and decide who will has the trash talk advantage. Spoiler alert, Mir is allegedly “a dick” and Barnett is an insecure fat kid who never grew up.

(We had no idea what picture to use for this post, but this one seems to work nicely. Be sure to check out Meerkatsu’s shop for plenty of other awesome jiu-jitsu artwork.)

Are “the experts” really more knowledgeable than anyone else in terms of predicting who will win a fight?That’s debatable, to say the least. Today we’re bringing in Adam Touchet – a college football blogger and the most casual of casual MMA fans – to see how his predictions hold up against what will actuallyQ:

Evaluate the significance of the relationship among VIX and the S&P 500

I have the weekly time series of returns for both VIX and S&P 500.
For the VIX I'm looking at 1 week return period (e.g. this is a 5 day return series rolling weekly)
For the S&P 500, instead, I'm looking at 45 Day return period (e.g. this is a 45 day return series rolling weekly)
What I'd like to evaluate is the following relationship:
I assume that every time VIX 5 day retruns was above 35%, then the S&P 500 had a following positive 45 day return.
My doubt is about how to test the significance of this relationship. Starting from the 1990 I found that 19 times in the history, the VIX was above 35% and the S&P 500 next


of 19 patients with prostate cancer were used. Each patient received a planning computed tomography (CT) scan and 8-12 (11 on average) repeat CT scans that were made during the course of conformal radiotherapy. One observer delineated the GTV in all scans, and volume variations were measured. After matching the GTVs for each patient for translation and rotation, a coverage probability matrix was constructed and the 50% isosurface was taken to determine the average GTV surface. Perpendicular distances between the average GTV and the individual GTVs were calculated for each point of the average GTV, and their variation was expressed in terms of local standard deviation (SD). The local SDs of the shape variation of all 19 patients were mapped onto a reference case by matching and morphingwas accused of taking her child to a tanning salon? That woman is strange. Does she think she looks attractive? Not to mention the skin cancer and premature aging issues.

Poor Bernie! His speech was not exactly the success he had planned.
Public speaking ranks up top with things folks are most fearful of doing.
Wolfie: Sounds like a fun 10 day your mom and friend have planned. It will do her worlds of good to get away, relax and enjoy.

Rose & Barb: Folks are getting crazier and crazier. We can’t stand to read most news stories these days.

Public speaking!
I become a very fast talker when speaking publicly, hoping the torture will end sooner.
Staff: I can now read (most of) the captions when I click on the Friends of Chet to


3 times. After that, you’re on your own.
Mom used to be afraid of public speaking but she got over it. Pop, however,is terrified of speaking in public.

MollysMom: Scary facebookie experience! Seems we all are at the mercy of cyber-criminals. Extra caution required when clicking on links.
Lots of gluten free products these days, but usually more expensive.

When it gets really cold we have Little House on the Prarie nights where we wear our winter hats to bed. We also have three dogs nights as well. Once we had a five dog night; we were warm, but couldn’t move.

AJ is still on the road. He and Tenzing took the ferry out of Juneau yesterday. The crew gave Tenzing hot dogs. Life is good for Tenzing even if they didn’t letthat I would be cleaning up a misdeed. I stopped calling her by name; it’s amazing she answers to Belle Starr at all.

Justgottago! It sounds like the name of a summer camp. I think you’re right. I need to look at flights and then register for the day pass. Someone here who shall remain nameless, but I’ll give you a hint—her name starts with a M and ends with an elanie—entered a contest to win me a free pass. She didn’t win, but it looks like she was awarded a discount. Yeep! Now I just have to arrange for a large number of kats to attend for SQPA to herd.

Just looked up celiac disease. Our family member must have a mild form, because her symptoms are mainly fatigue


Entire On Site Team, & the the entire OTS Family:
We cannot thank you enough for everything each one of you did to help ensure the Jas Aspen WIP Tent was a huge success.
Both Jas Aspen and Luxe were very happy with the finished product. The host families were pleased as well. They all commented on the level of detail that went into the design, but also in the execution which is something your team played an important role in, so thank you.
We absolutely love working with you all, and look forward to many more successful collaborations moving forward. Working with industry professionals like you guys is a treat.
Most sincerely, thank you for your hard work and support.

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Hi Jay,
We are so pleased with you guys, youyourself a favor....if you're going to move, save yourself aggravation and use Olde Towne.

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Habitat For Humanity

Dear Jay,
Thank you and congratulations!!! Olde Towne Moving & Storage has been selected as co-winner of Habitat's "2009 Business Partner of the Year"
because of your incredible contribution to our increased success in building homes.

It was an honor when Olde Towne accepted our request two years ago to be "The Official Movers of Habitat for Humanity" here in the
Roaring Fork Valley. Your help this year has far exceeded our wildest expectations, culminating with the amazing "all hands and all
seven trucks on deck" three-day effort to salvage 3,500 items from Aspen Skiing Company's Little Nell Hotel remodel.

Thank you for all of your help with moving our donors' furniture, appliances and assorted other home furnishings


and building materials.
Not only do your crews do a wonderful job with moving things flawlessly and promptly....you are making an enormous contribution
to our building fund in the valley by moving things for free. We estimate that your team will be saving us approximately $75,000 each year.
Open Data Structures: an open content textbook - cdelahousse
http://opendatastructures.org/
======
cdelahousse
The book was written by Pat Morin, a prof at Carleton University in Canada,
because other texts were too expensive. It's used to teach a first
undergraduate class in data structures. He's open to any additions. Just fork
the github project linked on the site.

------
lazydon
Thanks for sharing. I was thinking about brushing up my CS concepts for quite
a long time and I really hope that this shall finally get me started. Happy to
see Java there as it’s my first language, though don’t mind MIT’s python based
lectures as well (I think I’m still not ready for SICP/Lisp enlightenment yet)

More stuff about the teacher here: <http://cg.scs.carleton.ca/~morin/>

------
mathgladiator
I applaud the effort; it's great to see rigor available for free.

------
physloop
Awesome work! My current data structures textbook is awful,


Arkhip Kuindzhi

Arkhip Ivanovich Kuindzhi (or Kuinji;  ; ; 27 January 1842(?) – 24 July 1910) was a Russian landscape painter of Greek descent.

Biography

Arkhip Kuindzhi was born in January 1842 (1841?) in Mariupol but spent his youth in the city of Taganrog. His Christian name is a Russian rendering of the Greek, Ἄρχιππος, (Archippos, from ἄρχος (archos) "master" and ἱππος (hippos) "horse": "master of horses"; cf. Colossians 4:17; ) and his surname came from his grandfather's vocational nickname meaning 'goldsmith' in Tatar (cf. Turkish, kuyumcu). He grew up in a poor family; his father was a Pontic Greek shoemaker, Ivan Khristoforovich Kuindzhi (sometimes spelt Emendzhi). Arkhip was six years old when he lost his parents, so he was forced to make a living working at a church buildingam man also." "Probably so now we sleep in separate bedrooms." "At least not sleep in separate cities." "What do you think about the idea?" "Well ... (DARA) At the work of my mother keeps discreet luxury." "why he refuses to work with clients who hold underlined kitsch." "Even if her life depends on this." "Your fee does not matter." " But we want something in this style." "These are too many styles." "Perhaps without the two leopards." "I think it's a little kitsch." "(Silvia) About the boxing bag ..." " I want the leopards." "I don't get excited while stuffed animals are watching me." "Is that right?" "And how do you get excited when you see bags made of them?" "Enough with this bulshit." "Someone will come


the lessons." "Wait, will suit dirty." "I'll change it." "What are you staring at me?" "I can not imagine that my wife changed the tire." "My father had a workshop in Nis." "He teached me." "Do you speak Serbian?" " When I'm angry." "It is true that the authors of these paintings are former prisoners." "But while they are paying for their mistakes, they discovered her talent to paint." "And if any of you still wonders" "Why help the places of deprivation of liberty" "I will quote the director of the Sofia Central Prison" " Commissioner Nencho Popov:" ""Because I do not know when we will find ourselves there."" "Want to say something?" " Just a little note:" "The oil could not dry in time and changed withMany medical applications require purified water and other fluids, for example, hemofiltration, tissue irrigation, and hemodiafiltration. Some prior art systems have focused on continuous purification processes that require a separate dfiltration/purification apparatus that must be periodically purged and verified to provide sufficient constant flow of sterile replacement fluid. (See Chavallet U.S. Pat. Nos. 6,039,877 and 5,702,597.) Such devices are necessarily complicated and require separate pumping systems for the purification process. In addition, the rate of supply of fluid for such systems is very high, requiring expensive filters to be used. The same high-rate problem exists for the generation of replacement fluid for hemofiltration, and therefore also requires expensive filtering apparatus.
Large and small scale inline systems are known for preparation of infusible fluids and for preparation of dialysate. The


following prior art references discuss examples of such systems.
U.S. Patent Publication No. 2004/0232079
U.S. Patent Publication No. 2003/0105435
U.S. Pat. No. 5,645,734
U.S. Pat. No. 5,782,762
U.S. Pat. No. 6,136,201
PURELAB Maxima, Ultra-Pure Water Purification Systems
Shipe, Brad; “The Case for UV in Dechlorination Applications,” Water Conditioning & Purification Magazine, January 2003, Vol. 45, No. 1Great news for literary James Bond 007 fans! Ian Fleming’s eleventh novel, originally published in 1963, On Her Majesty’s Secret Service, will be released in a new large print hardback edition from the Thorndike Press Famous Authors collection on 1 April 2006.

Typically released in very limited quantites, and the majority going to libraries make large print James Bond novels sometimes very difficult to track down. Pre-ordering is strongly recommended. Past large print editions have appeared for Raymond Benson’s High Time To Kill, The World Is Not Enough, Doubleshot, Never Dream Of Dying, and Die Another Day, as well as many of the Ian Fleming novels and all of the John Gardner novels with the exception of 1989’s Licence To Kill. Charlie Higson’s SilverFin and Ian Fleming’s Live And


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But i am using  nullable = false in java code . But this is working fine with PostgreSQL and DB2 . Getting exception on MySQL only .
This is the corresponding DB2 table :
CREATE TABLE TEST_SETTINGS (
  ID BIGINT NOT NULL,
  ADDRESS VARCHAR(64),
  ENABLED SMALLINT NOT NULL,
  MAX_COUNT INTEGER,
  STORAGE_PERIOD INTEGER,
  ROCOMMUNITY VARCHAR(128) NOT NULL,
  SKIP_UNKNOWN SMALLINT NOT NULL,
  STORAGE_TYPE INTEGER NOT NULL,
  PRIMARY KEY (ID)
)#

Any suggestion ?

A:

@Column(nullable = false) is the JPA way to declare a column to be not-null. Ifthrombosis is much more common in areas of slow blood flow such as the left atrial appendage or at an akinetic left ventricular apex following, for example, a myocardial infarction. A calcified intramural haematoma in the left ventricle is rarely reported, and as such, there is no standardised approach to management. After discussion with the cardiothoracic surgical team, it was felt that, in this case, excision would carry significant risk to surrounding structures including the left coronary arteries. The patient had a radiofrequency ablation for his VT (the focus of which was the area around the haematoma), and remains under surveillance.


consumption of the same jelly without the enrichment). Vitamins C, A, and E, glutathione, coenzyme Q10, total nitrites, nitrates, total nitrogen oxide, nitrites/nitrates ratio, and total antioxidant status were measured in blood samples before and after the intervention. After the intervention, free glutathione and coenzyme Q10 increased, and nitrites decreased significantly in both groups. The other antioxidant markers were not altered. No statistical significant differences were observed between the two groups. The daily consumption of the functional food, for 30 days, had no effects on the antioxidant status of healthy volunteers.Visual loss due to orbital fracture. The role of early reduction.
Serious injury to the optic nerve is an uncommon, usually permanent, complication of orbital fractures. Occasionally it is due to reversible changes, such as edema, contusion, or compression of the optic nerve. The early management of visual loss due to orbital fracture is controversial. Some authors advocate emergency optic nerve decompression; others recommend steroid therapy alone. We present a case of nearly complete unilateral loss of vision after a lateral orbital fracture with compression of the optic nerve by bony fragments. Computed tomographic scanning of the orbit helped us to pinpoint the cause of visual compromise and also served as a guide in planning surgery. Large dosages of steroids, combined with early reduction of the fracture, resulted in


BANDITO's for their help in donating labor and millions to his campaign - common knowledge but Obama remains out of prison! WHY?

Then we have the Chebbie VOLT that is a prime JOKE in the auto world! It takes hours to charge for every hour of use. It burns down garages! It can only be purchased by government entities and dumb rich, elite Liberals. The rest of the world thinks Obama's favorite car is a JOKE!

Germany shut down 8 of its 15 nuclear power plants and has been steadily building solar/wind power plants.

This year has been the best year ever in terms of power reliability for the country. Power was lost for 14 minutes for the year.

Utilities, government, communities, cities are all working to build their own homegrown power.

Luckily,in 1860, with only 39.8 percent of the vote. In a four-way contest against Northern Democrat Stephen A. Douglas, Constitutional Unionist John Bell and the South’s favorite son, Kentucky Democrat John Breckenridge, Lincoln received not a single electoral vote south of the Mason-Dixon line. In her diary, Charleston socialite Mary Boykin Chesnut recounted the reaction she had overheard on a train when news of Lincoln’s election was announced. One passenger, she recalled, had exclaimed: “Now that...radical Republicans have the power I suppose they will [John] Brown us all.”Although Lincoln hated slavery, he was far from an abolitionist; he believed freed blacks should be sent to Africa or Central America, and declared explicitly that he would not tamper with slavery where it already existed. (He did make clear that


and fireworks shot through the sky.

By 1861, Charleston had witnessed economic decline for decades. Renowned for its residents’ genteel manners and its gracious architecture, the city was rather like a “distressed elderly gentlewoman....a little gone down in the world, yet remembering still its former dignity,” as one visitor put it. It was a cosmopolitan city, with significant minorities of French, Jews, Irish, Germans—and some 17,000 blacks (82 percent of them slaves), who made up 43 percent of the total population. Charleston had been a center of the slave trade since colonial times, and some 40 slave traders operated within a two-square-block area. Even as white Charlestonians boasted publicly of their slaves’ loyalty, they lived in fear of an uprising that would slaughter them in their beds. “People talkbefore [slaves] as if they were chairs and tables,” Mary Chesnut wrote in her diary. “They make no sign. Are they stolidly stupid? or wiser than we are; silent and strong, biding their time?”

According to historian Douglas R. Egerton, author of Year of Meteors: Stephen Douglas, Abraham Lincoln, and the Election that Brought on the Civil War, “To win over the yeoman farmers—who would wind up doing nearly all the fighting—the Fire-eaters relentlessly played on race, warning them that, unless they supported secession, within ten years or less their children would be the slaves of Negroes.”

Despite its decline, Charleston remained the Confederacy’s most important port on the Southeast coast. The spectacular harbor was defended by three federal forts: Sumter; tiny Castle Pinckney, one mile off the city’s Battery;


the besieging rebels, they vaulted onto the sand hills and cheered wildly; a horseman galloped at full speed along the beach at Morris Island, waving his cap and exulting at the tidings.

Fort Sumter lay in ruins. Flames smoldered amid the shot-pocked battlements, dismounted cannon and charred gun carriages. Astoundingly, despite an estimated 3,000 cannon shots fired at the fort, not a single soldier had been killed on either side. Only a handful of the fort’s defenders had even been injured by fragments of concrete and mortar.

Beauregard had agreed to permit the defenders to salute the U.S. flag before they departed. The next afternoon, Sunday, April 14, Fort Sumter’s remaining artillery began a rolling cannonade of what was meant to total 100 guns. Tragically, however, one cannon fired prematurelygoods may be unavailable. Please choose ‘substitute’ or ‘do not substitute’ on the Check Out page if you’d like us to substitute items with similar types of products.

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All orders have a delivery charge, the cost depends on where you live.scrawny team of horses, let alone a crop. But Big Joe stuck.“It’s gotta rain sometime,” he kept saying.They had had no milk since they ate the cow to keep her starving to death; no eggs since they ate the hens for the same reason.Uncle Pete stayed on, too. He used to grumble a lot about a man having nothing to live for if he could no longer buy liquor. But he kept on living. Never amiable or talkative at any time, during the first few years of the drought he grew more and more morose.Then one autumn when they got their relief potatoes, Uncle Pete conceived the idea of making a still, and life had taken on a new interest for him. From their potato peelings and those


get away. But, to put in another crop – My God, you’re dumb, Joe! Won’t you ever realize it’s quit rainin’? It ain’t ever goin’ to rain no more here.”“It’s gotta rain sometime,” Big Joe insisted.“Why’s it gotta?”Eventually, Big Joe abandoned the hopeless argument. But he was bitterly disappointed. It was sure going to be tough if a few dollars’ worth of gas and oil was going to stand between him and a crop.After a while he remembered an errand he had promised to do for Uncle Pete.“Listen, Ed, could you spare Uncle Pete an empty five-gallon oil can for his – he wants a five-gallon can. He told me to ask you.”“I guess maybe,” said Ed. “There’s one right behind you – not that one – theall I can afford. He’ll have to get gas someplace else.”“Just encouragin’ him in foolishness, but what the hell!” he growled as he returned to the store.A big man in a big new car drove in to Big Joe’s place a week later. Big Joe guessed he was a government man. Guessed likely Ed Hindson sent him. Only government men could afford cars nowadays. If it were not for government men, Joe guessed the automobile factories would have to close down. And if everybody got jobs with the government, who the aitch would raise wheat?This man was an “orderin’” kind of fellow, too, and Big Joe never “ordered” worth a cent. The stranger began by practically ordering Big Joe to let himself and his family be moved to


me down!” cried the car owner. “Caught in the act, huh?” He grabbed Big Joe at the arm. “You picked the wrong car this time, fellow. I’m the town constable.”Big Joe could have broken away, perhaps, but he could never have got his team backed out. And anyway, he was still too surprised to move. Suddenly he felt metal on his writs and found himself hand-cuffed. The constable played his flashlight on the tubing, the pails hanging from the reach, the drum on the democrat.“Well, blow me down!” he growled again. Then he took the tubes out of his gas tank, dropped each in its pail and replaced the cap on his gas tank.“Get in the rig,” he ordered curtly. “And drive me round to the jail.”Two cellsthought of telling the kids that he had been in jail for stealing made Big Joe squirm. The kids thought he was a hero, kind of.Why, once the year before, he had heard them talking behind the house.“What’s God like?” Babe asked her brother.And Little Joe had answered without hesitation: “He’s a great big guy with a black moustache, and he smokes a pipe.”He felt an overwhelming sense of defeat. Likely it would be a wet year. If he could have got that hundred acres sown, it would have given him a new start. But a lousy forty acres-As he neared home he heard the barking of the tractor’s exhaust. Something must have delayed Uncle Pete, so that after four days he had not finished the drum of


the thought of Uncle Pete’s self-sacrifice. He could have not been more surprised if the horses had turned from their mangers and said: “Look, Joe: You take this Russian thistle and sell it. We’ll starve.”“Where’s Baby?” Big Joe inquired harshly.“She’s asleep, over by the granary,” Little Joe said.“Wake her up an’ bring her home.”It was almost like Uncle Pete turning his own heart’s blood into the tractor’s feed line. Big Joe found inadequate words. “God bless you, Pete,” he growled.Uncle Pete’s reply was not gracious, nor yet sufficiently intelligible to call profane.A sudden clamour arose from the direction of the granary – angry shrieks from Babe, shrill answers from Little Joe.“What’s the matter?” cried Big Joe, racing towards the cries.He seized Babe in his arms. She was wrappedcompanies."

The CPP also said the acceptance of the Dallas makes the navy a target by enemies of the Philippines.

A report in The Philippine Star newspaper confirmed the sale of the Dallas soon will be completed.

"I'm pleased to report that the congressional review process for another ship – Coast Guard cutter Dallas -- wraps up this week," U.S. Rep. Ed Royce, R-Calif., told a House of Representatives Foreign Affairs hearing on U.S.-Philippine relations. "It should soon be on its way to Manila."

The Dallas joins the former U.S. Coast Guard vessel Hamilton -- renamed the Gregorio del Pilar -- which was decommissioned in March and taken over by the Philippines navy in May.

Royce said the Dallas will bolster the Philippines navy's efforts to maintain its territorial integrity.

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