enabled view, but you store the user ID field in a custom dimension, we can grab this value by the index:

SELECT x.value FROM UNNEST(hit.customDimensions) AS x WHERE x.index = 1) AS Internal_User_Id, #where index 1 is your custom dimension index in Google Analytics for the UserId.

Additionally, if we want to specify the order of session acquisition (at the user level) within our MCF reporting, we can utilize Analytic Functions within BigQuery.

OVER Clause

One of the most popular and useful functions for GA data is the OVER clause, which creates a window that our data can be analyzed across. The OVER clause also determines how the rows are partitioned into smaller sets. Within this clause, we’ll partition by our clientId (or the userID from above if you have it) andvpnSiteName - the name of the VpnSite being updated.
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func (client VpnSitesClient) UpdateTags(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, vpnSiteName string, vpnSiteParameters TagsObject) (result VpnSitesUpdateTagsFuture, err error) {
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		ctx = tracing.StartSpan(ctx, fqdn+"/VpnSitesClient.UpdateTags")
		defer func() {
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			}
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		}()
	}
	req, err := client.UpdateTagsPreparer(ctx, resourceGroupName, vpnSiteName, vpnSiteParameters)
	if err != nil {
		err = autorest.NewErrorWithError(err, "network.VpnSitesClient", "UpdateTags", nil, "Failure preparing request")
		return
	}

	result, err = client.UpdateTagsSender(req)
	if err != nil {
		err = autorest.NewErrorWithError(err, "network.VpnSitesClient", "UpdateTags", result.Response(), "Failure sending request")
		return
	}

	return
}

// UpdateTagsPreparer prepares the UpdateTags request.
func (client VpnSitesClient) UpdateTagsPreparer(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, vpnSiteName string, vpnSiteParameters TagsObject) (*http.Request, error) {
	pathParameters := map[string]interface{}{
		"resourceGroupName": autorest.Encode("path", resourceGroupName),
		"subscriptionId":    autorest.Encode("path", client.SubscriptionID),
		"vpnSiteName":       autorest.Encode("path", vpnSiteName),
	}

	const APIVersion = "2018-12-01"
	queryParameters := map[string]interface{}{
		"api-version": APIVersion,
	}

	preparer := autorest.CreatePreparer(
		autorest.AsContentType("application/json; charset=utf-8"),
		autorest.AsPatch(),
		autorest.WithBaseURL(client.BaseURI),
		autorest.WithPathParameters("/subscriptions/{subscriptionId}/resourceGroups/{resourceGroupName}/providers/Microsoft.Network/vpnSites/{vpnSiteName}", pathParameters),
		autorest.WithJSON(vpnSiteParameters),
		autorest.WithQueryParameters(queryParameters))
	return preparer.Prepare((&http.Request{}).WithContext(ctx))
}

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With the fact that nearly 35% of Delhi slum dwellers still practise open defecation, most of community and public toilets in the capital remains non-functional; the present scenario doesn’t seem to meet the goals of Delhi Master Plan for making the city Open Defecation Free (ODF) by 2015. In this article, Ajay Sinha, Chief Operating Officer, Feedback Foundat […]

We have chosen the winners of our Picturing CLTS photo competition. Thank you to everyone who submitted photos. It was great to see such diverse depictions of CLTS in actionor the form may be dropped off at Palmer Leslie Chartered Professional Accountants, 101 – 626 First Avenue, Ladysmith.

Please make cheques payable to Ladysmith Show & Shine.

Partial proceeds from the show are donated to local area charities.

Main Event

On the third Saturday in August, First Avenue in downtown Ladysmith on Vancouver Island is lined with various makes and models of beautiful and treasured cars and motorcycles.

In 2018 the event will be held on Saturday, August 18th. It all starts at 10:00 am and wraps up at 3:00 pm. Registration begins at 8:00 am at the north end of First Avenue. Arrive early as we’re limited to 260 entries!

LDBA Poker walk:

Nick Robinson from Crofton – 1965 Dodge Polara 880 Custom

Rod And Riki Philpott from North Saanich – 1965 Ford Ranchero

Mike


a portion of High Street so that we can feature imports. We thought that this might be a different touch to the show. We will have British, Italian, German, and more in one location as sometimes these vehicles attract their own specific audience.

Also along High Street you’ll have the opportunity of stopping into Mr. Popper’s Sweet Shoppe with it’s huge variety of old fashion candies and ice cream. Also Red’s Emporium full of great treasures from year’s gone by and gently “pre-loved” articles.

Pre-registration is $15.00 until August 8th, 2018, then after that date, registration is $20.00 per vehicle entry.

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sold to pay taxes? Why not?,” he says. “A couple of percentage points off the top – 3% to 5% - is very realistic” but don’t expect a full-blown repeat of the past three years.

Of course, only time will tell -- maybe the market will crash from current levels. But as my colleague Michael Santoli notes, the fact that so many people are looking for a repeat of the 'Spring Swoon' pattern means it is less likely to come to fruition.the plant had invested in the leaf.'

The scientists also measured the density of the leaves' vein networks, which gave a clue to their transpiration rate - the speed at which they drew water.

'[The study] tells us that the extinction was not random, and the way in which a plant acquires resources predicts how it can respond to a major disturbance,' said Dr Blonder.


was recorded anywhere on the death certificates for 57% of decedents who died of cardiovascular disease. When the underlying cause of death was cancer, none of the death certificates recorded diabetes. When suicide/accident/injury and "other" were the underlying causes of death, 18% and 17% of death certificates, respectively, recorded diabetes.

Older decedents were less likely to have diabetes recorded anywhere on the death certificate ([Table 1](#T1){ref-type="table"}). Seventy-five percent of decedents \<40 years of age, 41% of those 40--49, 48% of those 50--59, and 13% of decedents ≥60 had diabetes recorded anywhere (*P* = 0.0137), and 50% of decedents \<40 years of age, 13% of those 40--49, 15% of those 50--59, and none who were ≥60 had diabetes recorded as the underlying cause (*P* = 0.0044).

If the PCP was theA hybrid mock circulatory system: testing a prototype under physiologic and pathological conditions.
Hydraulic models of circulation are used to test mechanical heart assist devices and for research and training purposes. However, when compared with numerical models, they are rather expensive and often not sufficiently flexible or accurate. Flexibility and accuracy can be improved by merging numerical models with physical models, thus obtaining a hybrid model where numerical and physical sections are connected by an electrohydraulic interface. This concept is applied here to represent left ventricular function. The resulting hybrid model is inserted into the existing closed loop model of circulation. The hybrid model reproduces ventricular function by a variable elastance numerical model. Its interaction with the hydraulic sections is governed by measuring left atrial and systemic arterial pressures


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Schwannomas, as uncommon subtype of soft tissue tumors, originate from peripheral nerve sheaths. They are reported most commonly in the head and neck, also flexor aspect of upper and lower limbs, which account for at least 9o%of cases. All other sites, including the retroperitoneum, are rare, accounting for less than 10% of cases \[[@b1-IJCP-07-107], [@b2-IJCP-07-107]\]. 3-3.2%of benign Schwannomas, as in contrast to merely 1.7% of their malignant subtypes occur in retro peritoneum \[[@b3-IJCP-07-107]-[@b5-IJCP-07-107]\].

Here we present the clinical feature and therapeutic implication of the patient affected by recurrent retroperitoneal schwannoma who admitted to emergency ward following abdominal pain.

Case Report
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A 38-year-old man, presented with chronic abdominal pain that accelerated during last few months and epigasteric pain for three months worsening in last forty-eight hours admitted to emergency ward.

He described constant,moderate pain associated with chronic constipation; other constitutional symptoms were less than 10% weightloss.

His past surgical history was remarkable for similar symptoms in less than five years ago resulted in midline laparotomy and mass resection.

His abdominal physical exam was remarkable for a firm mass of approximately 7x7 cm size, immobile with regular border.

Physical examination was unremarkable for café-au lait spots or other Recklinghausen\`s disease features.

On laboratory tests, the liver function tests were normal. As following Cancer Antigen 19-9 was 10u/ml (reference range: below 35u/ml.) and Cancer Embryonic Antigen (CEA1.5 ng/ml (reference range: below 2.5ng/ml in Non-smokers).

A dynamic sixteen slices Computed Tomorgraphic Scan with non-ionic contrast showed a solid well-differentiated heterogeneous mass, 8.5x6 cm size in portahepatis beneath liver and right periumbilical ([Figure 1](#f1-IJCP-07-107){ref-type="fig"}).

In surgery, a7x8cm round mass was


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After a brilliant matinee performance of The Pajama Game in the Minerva Theatre we dined in the Brasserie. Our waiter told us he had worked behind the bar in the main theatre but now was head waiter in this restauran. It is obviously well deserved as he was friendly, professional and an excellent waiter.

My daughter and I shared the starter and the dessert so that we could sample all three courses. We shared a duck and pork rillette terrine with toast and my husband had the quenelle of salmon and crab with creamed spinach and lobster sauce. For our main courses wealgae*.

The bacterium was susceptible to ceftazidime (30 μg), ciprofloxacin (5 μg), nalidixic acid (30 μg), nitrophorantion (300 μg), amikacin (30 μg), ceftriaxone (30 μg), cefotaxime (30 μg), gentamicin (10 μg), co-trimoxazole (trimethoprim 1.25 μg/sulfamethoxazole 23.75 μg) but was resistant to amoxicillin (30 μg), vancomycin (30 μg), doxycyclin (30 μg), cephalexin (30 μg), ampicillin (10 μg), tetracycline (30 μg), cephalothin (30 μg) and ceftizoxime (30 μg).

More than 50 species of *Shewanella* have been described but with the exception of the recent case report of *S. xiamensis* causing a peripancreatic infection [@b5], all other reported illnesses involving the genus Shewanella have been linked to either *S. putrefaciens* and *S. algae* infection with the latter being more common in clinical cases [@b1],[@b5],[@b6]. These bacteria are found in marine environments and in countries with warm climates or during especially warm summers in other countries [@b1] with the most common portal


the nature of the assembly platform, remain unclear. Several studies have suggested that lipid rafts (resistant to non-ionic detergents, i.e., DRMs) act as the assembly platform for HCV and other viruses \[[@B12-cells-08-00487],[@B18-cells-08-00487]\]. We investigated the involvement of DRMs in the NS2-driven recruitment of viral proteins, with a strategy based on the disruption of these domains, designed to identify the mechanisms of interaction between NS2 and E1, E2, NS3, NS5A, and core proteins. We used two different lysis buffers to produce JFH1-A4-HA-expressing Huh7.5 (A4HA-HCVcc) cell lysates. We optimized DRM solubilization by freeze--thawing samples obtained after lysis in Tx buffer (TxF) before incubating them with n-octyl glucopyranoside (TxnO). TxnO completely solubilized the cell membranes and DRMs (as described in Materials and Methods). The lysates were subjected to non-continuous flotation-gradient fractionation,fractions, highlighting the dependence of NS2 association with NS5A on DRMs \[[@B11-cells-08-00487]\]. Our data partly confirm these observations, as the partial disruption of DRMs resulted in a lack of association of NS5A with NS2. Our findings thus indicate that NS5A associates with NS2 through unstable, possibly outlying, regions of DRMs. Interestingly, the interaction of NS5A with core initiates the association of core with RNA to form the NC \[[@B31-cells-08-00487]\]. Our results indicate that core associates with NS2 through DRMs. Popescu et al. suggested that the association of NS5A with the p7-NS2-E1-E2 complex is the second step in complex formation, initiating the assembly process \[[@B8-cells-08-00487]\]. Thus, before translocation of the NC into the ER, the NS2-E1-E2-NS3-4A-RNA complex forms in the DRMs. NS5A may then also associate with the DRMs,


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opened and examined for colony growth. The number of recontaminated packages per test group (n=50) depended on the microbial bioload (defined as the number of colony-forming units per plate) to which the packages were exposed and on the size and number of decreases in atmospheric pressure. Results of multiple regression analysis showed a significant increase in the number of recontaminated packages in correlation with the product of the values for microbial bioload and the size and number of decreases in atmospheric pressure. When we analyzed the probability of recontamination of wrapped medical devices after 2 reductions in atmospheric pressure (30 millibars each) and with a surface microbial load of 10 colony-forming units per 64 cm(2), we estimated that the frequency of recontamination was 1 : 100,000. Multiple regressionoral dexamethasone 6 mg by mouth daily for treatment of asthma. His physical examination was remarkable for diffuse abdominal tenderness and an erythematous, maculopapular rash with occasional pustules over the anterior abdomen. Laboratory values on admission are shown in [table 1](#T1){ref-type="table"}. Abdominal CT scan demonstrated bowel wall thickening and inflammatory stranding involving the caecum, ascending colon and transverse colon concerning for colitis. Concentrated examination of the stool with iodine staining demonstrated many *Strongyloides* parasitic larvae ([figure 1](#F1){ref-type="fig"}). He was diagnosed with hyperinfection syndrome and started on albendazole. Colonic biopsy revealed active colitis with focal architectural changes and focal granulomas associated with *Strongyloides*. On admission day 5, he developed acute hypoxic respiratory failure and was intubated. A bronchoscopy with bronchoalveolar lavage (BAL) was performed, which revealed diffuse friable mucosa. Additionally,


beautiful feel and song.

There are no pop songs here and it's not until the fifth of the six songs we get anything bouncy and uptempo. 'Worship The Sun' repeats the sound of the rest of the album, only it sounds more urgent and anxious. 'Templeroy' closes the album with more ghostly, perfect Maurice Deebank guitar, more rolling simple drums and more Lawrence hiding behind himself. The album may well be a little too fragile for some peoples tastes - but there is nothing else like this. Nothing, in a good sense of the word, so precious.

In the court of the Crimson King shashwat_pande101@hotmail.comThank you so much for this review..Without this I would have never known the true musical genius of Lawrence, Howard by the way. I love thiseven number! 'Strange Idol Patterns' originally had 10 songs!! Ah, forget it :) This album saw the introduction of Martin Duffy on keyboards, although at this stage his role was merely to flesh out the sound. Maurice Deebank still shines in places, not least with opening song 'My Darkest Light Will Shine' where you get 'pop'
Lawrence, albeit pop music with terribly impressive poetic depreciating lyrics! And, you get Maurice Deebank, with all those lovely distinctive flowing guitar lines. The combination alone is enough to send a chill through your spine. 'The Day The Rain Came Down' opens with another wonderful guitar part - wonderful sounding, this isn't Steve Vai technique or anything, this isn't a player obviously 'wow' - it's the sound he creates, and the melody. 'The


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King Ink Brightonthe passion you put into describing felt convinced to try them out and this was the first album i heard and although it took awhile felt have finally clicked into place, so many thanks

The Beach Boys were supposed to be my favourite band of all time, weren't they? Felt run them pretty close. Felt are like a caressing soft breeze on a summers day. They are also the comforting friend when you're at your absolute lowest. When misery is abound and nothing else can even enter your mind. They're comedians able to make you burst out loud, laughing. They aren't virtuoso musicians and never have been. Never were. They are often delicate, often obtuse. The pop sideand ten singles in ten years project of his, which he entitled Felt.

And, to be honest, even though nearly all the remaining tracks here have something instrumentally to recommend about them within this particular Jazz style, I can't bear to listen to yet more electronic Piano Jazz with a huge helping of 'cheese' sat around it all. This is a horrible album, typical of the perversity of the man called Lawrence, typical of Felt in a way, although obviously, not at all a typical Felt album. Even by the furthest stretch of the imagination. Yeah, it's crap. Well, no, it's not. It's played well, and 'Book Of Swords' is actually quite beautiful.

C. A. Polk
capolk@hotmail.comYou're nuts, man. This is a fantastic album. The only true gripe one could make


is bouncier than the bounciest thing you can imagine, even if the lyrics do mention 'disease', 'heartache' and the like. The chorus is gorgeous, and that's official. Oh, before I sign off. 'The World Is As Soft As Lace' is one of the most ravishing, intelligent and romantic guitar ballads ever written. The lyrics and harmonies are little gems begging to be discovered by future generations. That may be overstating things slightly. I may be disappearing rapidly into the depths of my own pleasure and nostalgia. But then, nostalgia? I still listen to Felt regularly, this particular compilation more than anything else they put out.

Dan danielcadman@hotmail.comOn Adrian's advice alone I bought the Absolute Classic masterpieces album, and I hadnt heard of Felt before. I know compilations are nevercontains a haunting vocal quality. The likes of 'Autumn' and 'There's No Such Thing As Victory' are similarly quiet and restrained, much focus on the lyrical content. 'Be Still' is a cover of a Dennis Wilson Beach Boys song and as beautiful as it ever was. 'Space Blues' is strikingly different from anything else here and hinted at a Felt future in a different guise that eventually became a group called Denim. 'Space Blues' is fantastic by the way.

The five albums Felt recorded through the years 86, 87 and 88 comprised three 'regular' studio albums and two albums of instrumentals. The first four songs on the second CD of this package ( 'Song For William S Harvey' onwards ) are from the first instrumental album. Full band performances


on this page, that sounds really funny! But, combined with the music it's sad and tragic, rather than funny, knowing the majesty of the material Lawrence was producing all through the Eighties.

So, is Lawrence just taking the piss? Quite possibly, and the jokes on us, the joke is on me for buying this piece of toss in the first place. A terrible album, but it does have two saving graces in particular, which actually only go to re-inforce how bad the rest of it is, but yes, two saving graces all the same. 'We're Selfish, Lazy And Greedy' is glorious. This is a good Denim song, no more, no less - but it's very melodic, clever lyrically, almost touching with its depiction of ordinary folk, basically. A goodhis. I really like 'Fuzzy Duck' though, I do. No mentions of the Queen Mum or drinking 'Um-Bongo' this time out. Instead, a really strange sounding backing track and very good, funny lyrics delivered in something approaching, but not quite, deadpan. A couple or three tracks on this album are recent Lawrence by numbers, but only a couple or three. Even the shiny, bouncy and plastic likes of 'Donna & Dopefiends' has a shining melody running all the way through it you see, like a stick of the finest blackpool rock. By the time the closing 'City Centre' arrives, which is in line, quality wise, with the better half of the previous Go Kart Mozart album, kind of average Lawrence but still very very silly, you draw a


for instance, instantly recognizable to football fans in the West-Midlands, but not a song lyrically you would think that would travel well elsewhere. Elsewhere of course, we get 'Denim Take Over' cut 'The Sun', a shining pop song with melodies the size of a medium universe, keyboards abound and classic Lawrence vocal curls - as much pop as Denim or Felt ever were at their poppiest. Some people complain about the bloke shouting over the songs ending, but without that shouting we would have slightly less reason for grinning.

'Cum On You Lot' is another football infused chant of a cheap keyboard backed type number whilst 'Blowing In A Secular Breeze' is enough to earn the nod of my wife, her approval an unlikely type of backing for thisabuse of power.

The struggle pits the mostly poorer, rural supporters of Yingluck and her brother against anti-government protesters from middle class in Bangkok and the south backed by the conservative elite. Yingluck's opposition want her government replaced by an unelected "people's council" of notable worthies before a new election is held.

Although protests targeting Yingluck have dwindled, judicial pressure has been on the rise.

On Wednesday, the Constitutional Court accepted a case against her lodged by 27 senators who say Yingluck abused power when she transferred the national security chief in 2011.

Yingluck has been given 15 days to defend herself before the court. If found guilty, she faces removal from office.

She also faces charges of negligence brought against her by the National Anti-Corruption Commission in connection with a government rice-buying


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Multiple count() with WHERE clause

I have an SQL table which contains flashcard objects. The table has a column indicated whether a flashcard is free or paid. Flashcards are divided into categories. In my android app I need to display the number of flashcards which are free, and also the number of flashcards which are paid, for each category. If a flashcard isn't free, it is paid.
My SQL isn't great, so far I have a query which returns the number of flashcards which are free:
SELECT _id, category_primary, count(category_primary) FROM Flashcards WHERE available = '1' GROUP BY category_primary;

I want to try to get the count of both free and paid flashcards in a single query/cursor as I display the result in a ListView using an adapter.

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In 1953, while bone-fishing in Hawaii, he invented the "Hawaiian technique," a methodology by which you could sell the various components of a building separately for more than its total value. For example, you could sell a building's naming rights, its individual leases, its land, and the stocks and bonds that financed it, and still make a profit holding the title deed. "He even made money through mortgaging elevators," says Robert "Robbie" Rayne, a British developer who collaborated with Zeckendorf.

From 1949 to 1960 his bag of tricks worked better than any magician could have hoped. Zeckendorf sold, brokered, and implemented headline-grabbing deal after deal. "He could sell snow to the Eskimos, such was his charm," recalls Lester Crown,May, Fascitelli negotiated with Harry, Billy—and Linda, who now didn't even pretend to be in the shadows.

Once again, Fascitelli was not prepared to offer more than what he thought the GM Building was worth. "I loved it at $2.4 billion," he said. He also didn't want any of Macklowe's other "legacy assets." He "hated them"—unless, that is, he could get them for a cheap price. The GM Building was the prize. Even in these roiling markets, she remained a trophy property. He knew that Boston Properties was ahead of him in talks. He was playing an intensive game of catch-up.

For three weeks, he negotiated with the Macklowes, culminating in a marathon five nights in a row in May during which he operated a so-called war room at Fried


Page 147 _Boston Properties had_ Jennifer Forsyth, "Zuckerman Takes Manhattan: Boston Properties Assumes Some Risk with GM Building," _Wall Street Journal_ , June 11, 2008. Charles V. Bagli, "Macklowes Sell GM Building for $2.9 Billion," _New York Times_ , May 25, 2008. Page 147 _He invests in_ Boston Properties, www.bostonproperties .com/. Page 147 _The constrictions, he said_ Interview with Mortimer Zuckerman. Page 148 _In 2013 it_ Gus Delaporte, "GM Building Stake Sold to International Buyers," _Commercial Observer_ , May 3, 2013, http:// commercialobserver.com/tag/m-safra-and-co-inc/. Retrieved June 20, 2014. Hui-yong-Yu, "GM Building Stake Said to Sell to Zhang, Safra Families," _Bloomberg Online_ , June 2, 2103, www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-06-02/gm-building-stake-said-to-sell-to-zhang-safra-families.html. Retrieved June 20, 2014. Page 148 _As of 2014_ Interview with Robert Rayne. Page 148 _It was worth more_ Patrick McGeehan, "Chinese Developerformer contributing editor to _Vanity Fair_ for 11 years, she is also the former executive editor of _Talk_ magazine and features editor and news features editor of the _New York Post_. Her work has appeared in the _Financial Times_ , the _Times_ (London), the _New York Times_ , and the _Daily Telegraph_. She holds a master's degree in English literature from Trinity Hall, Cambridge University, and has lived in New York City since 1997.

# Index

  * Abdel-Meguid, Tarek, "Terry"
  * Adams, James S.
  * Ainslee, Lee
  * Apollo Global Management (hedge fund)
  * Apple
  * "Apple building"
  * Apple store
  * _The Apprentice_
  * Architects
  * Art collections

  * Backus, Karl
  * Bagli, Charles
  *


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   we undefwere noted to have mood/behaviors problems at 3 months post injury. When compared to the MTBI patients without problems, there were no significant neuropsychological differences. % CI: NR

  Ponsford et al., 2000 \[[@pone.0218997.ref057]\][˟](#t001fn004){ref-type="table-fn"}; Country: Australia; % Comp MTBI = 0%; MTBI N = 84, Age = 26.4 (13.9), Consecutive emergency department presentations; Control N = 53, Age = 30.7 (14.4), Trauma controls. IQ = Yes; Psych. = Yes\
  Summary: "...results of univariate analyses indicated no significant differences between the groups on any of the neuropsychological measures at 3 months post-injury." (p. 572)\
  Comparisons = 6, Differences = 0; Definition of CI: NR; % CI: NR

  Maillard-Wermelinger et al., (2009) \[[@pone.0218997.ref058]\][˟](#t001fn004){ref-type="table-fn"}; Country: USA; % Comp MTBI = 18%; MTBI N = 186, Age = 12.0


(2.2), Emergency Department visits; Control N = 99, Age = 11.8 (2.2), Trauma Controls. IQ = Yes; Psych. = No\
  Summary: "On the CANTAB, the groups did not differ on the Stockings of Cambridge and the mild TBI group unexpectedly performed better than the OI group on Spatial Working Memory." (p. 330) "Children with mild TBI show limited evidence of deficits in executive functions, either cognitively or behaviourally, irrespective of injury characteristics." (p. 330)\
  Comparisons = 2, Differences = 0. Definition of CI: NR. % CI: NR

  Levin et al., (1996) \[[@pone.0218997.ref033]\][˟](#t001fn004){ref-type="table-fn"}; Country: USA; % Comp MTBI = NR; MTBI N = 36, Age = 10.1 (3.01), Prospective cohort who were hospitalized acutely for injury; Control N = 104, Age = 10.4 (3.2), Recruited fromCommunity. IQ = Yes (as outcome); Psych. = No\
  Summary: "To summarize this cross-sectional analysis, there was no evidence of a semantic or episodic memory deficit in the children who sustained a mild CHI as compared to a normal control group." (p. 466)\
  Comparisons = 11, Differences = 0. Definition of CI: NR. % CI: NR

  Xu et al., (2014) \[[@pone.0218997.ref059]\][\*\*](#t001fn003){ref-type="table-fn"}, Country: China; % Comp MTBI = 0%; MTBI N = 118, Age = 39.3 (13.1), Prospective cohort recruited from hospital neurosurgery department within 5 days of injury; Control N = NA, Age = NA. IQ = No; Psych. = No.\
  Summary: They concluded that post-acute plasma ghrelin levels were associated with "cognitive deterioration" at 3-months following injury.\
  Comparisons = NR, Differences =


of each group (i.e., a 49-year-old man with 12 years of education in the complicated mild TBI group" (p.908). % CI = NR

  Romero et al., 2015 \[[@pone.0218997.ref047]\][\*](#t001fn002){ref-type="table-fn"}; Country: Canada; % Comp MTBI: 0; MTBI N = 49, Age = 30.86 (12.42), Emergency Department; this study did not have a control group. IQ = Yes; Psych. = Yes\
  Summary: This study examined the association between SPECT perfusion and cognitive measures. Cognitive test scores were not presented or interpreted.\
  Comparisons = 0, Differences = 0. Definition of CI: NR. % CI = NR

  Stålnacke et al., 2007 \[[@pone.0218997.ref028]\][\*](#t001fn002){ref-type="table-fn"}; Country: Sweden; % Comp MTBI: NR; MTBI N = 16, Age = NR, Admitted to hospital; Control N = 16, Age = NR, Health controls chosen byRange = 5--14, Hospital Admissions, All MTBI patients had PTA of 1 hour to 7 days (thus those with moderate TBIs were included); Control N = 28, Age Range = 5--14, Orthopedic Controls. IQ = Yes (as outcome); Psych. = No.\
  Summary: MTBI group worse than controls on manual dexterity, impulsivity, processing speed, and verbal intellect. "The mild head injury group had a mean level of cognitive functioning below the control group, but lack of any recovery during the follow-up period indicated that the intellectual impairment was not a consequence of the injury." (p. 49)\
  Comparisons = 19, Differences = 4. Definition of CI: NR. % CI = NR

  Wrightson et al., 1995 \[[@pone.0218997.ref041]\][\*](#t001fn002){ref-type="table-fn"}; Country: New Zealand; % Comp MTBI: NR; MTBI N = 57,


for cognitive differences between groups. Comparisons/Differences: Number of group comparisons for cognitive outcomes (i.e., the number of test scores that were analyzed/compared) and the number of statistically significant group differences. CI = Cognitive Impairment. % CI = the % classified as impaired if the original authors had a criterion for impairment, applied it to the sample, and reported the percentage. NR = not reported. McInnes and colleagues cited Xu et al. in their original article, but this article was a mouse study on MTBI. During the review process for this manuscript, the correct Xu et al. article was identified.

McInnes et al. \[[@pone.0218997.ref001]\] identified 12 studies, at the 3 month post-injury time period, that they thought revealed *all subjects* to have cognitive impairment \[[@pone.0218997.ref023], [@pone.0218997.ref034], [@pone.0218997.ref038], [@pone.0218997.ref039], [@pone.0218997.ref043]--[@pone.0218997.ref045], [@pone.0218997.ref051]--[@pone.0218997.ref055]\]\[[@pone.0218997.ref028], [@pone.0218997.ref031], [@pone.0218997.ref032], [@pone.0218997.ref061]\] used some sort of methodology in which individual subjects were classified as having cognitive impairment. One study enrolled 69 patients with MTBIs but only 16 underwent neuropsychological testing at one year following injury \[[@pone.0218997.ref028]\]. In this study, the MTBI group had significantly lower scores on only 2 of 23 test scores. The definition of cognitive impairment in this subgroup tested one year following injury was having at least one score that was 1.5 SDs below the normative mean. In the MTBI group, 69% had at least one low score. However, 44% of the control group also had at least one low score.

McInnes et al. \[[@pone.0218997.ref001]\] identified 8 studies, at greater than one year post-injury time period, that they thought revealed all subjects to have


Patients with structural abnormalities on computed tomography or magnetic resonance imaging, referred to as having a complicated MTBI, tend to perform somewhat more poorly on neuropsychological tests than patients with uncomplicated MTBIs in the first two months following injury \[[@pone.0218997.ref108]--[@pone.0218997.ref112]\]. However, sustaining a complicated MTBI may not increase the risk of long-term (i.e., \>6 months) cognitive deficits \[[@pone.0218997.ref113], [@pone.0218997.ref114]\].

The running header for the scoping review by McInnes and colleagues \[[@pone.0218997.ref001]\] asserts "A single mTBI chronically impairs cognitive function." The article has the potential to misinform scientists, clinicians, and the public. Some recently published articles have cited the McInnes scoping review as illustrating a high rate of cognitive impairment following "concussion" or MTBI \[[@pone.0218997.ref115]--[@pone.0218997.ref118]\]. Clinicians who review and accept the findings of McInnes et al. will be misinformed andDecember 2016. Semaglutide is a fatty-acylated GLP-1 analog that has been shown to decrease body weight and to improve glycemia in preclinical trials with patients with type 2 diabetes \[[@bib0300]\]. Semaglutide is also under review by the European Medicines Agency, and the Japanese Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices Agency \[[@bib0305]\].

Unfortunately, GLP-1 and its analogs induce adverse events, mostly of gastrointestinal character, such as nausea, vomiting and diarrhea \[[@bib0310]\]. These side effects occur in a dose-dependent manner, which generally limits the use of higher doses to drive greater weight loss \[[@bib0315]\]. An observed slight increase in heart rate in humans when treated with liraglutide and exenatide long-acting release (LAR) led to required cardiovascular outcome studies to demonstrate cardiovascular (CV) safety via randomized, controlled trials.

In light of the dose-limiting side effects,


receptor and when internalized via the natural cell cycle pathway takes the nuclear hormone cargo with it, thereby restricting the nuclear hormone to only enter and act on cells that express the receptor for the peptide hormone ([Fig. 2](#fig0010){ref-type="fig"}).Fig. 2Schematic on the cell-selective delivery of estrogen, dexamethasone or T3 using GLP-1 or glucagon as the peptide hormone shuttle.Fig. 2

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One example of a peptide/nuclear hormone combination is GLP-1 and estrogen. Estrogen has long been a potential anti-obesity and anti-diabetic therapy. Across species, females are protected from obesity and diabetes \[[@bib0950], [@bib0955], [@bib0960]\]. In vitro, estrogen protects pancreatic islets from proinflammatory cytokines, and protects against H~2~O~2~ and STZ-induced apoptosis \[[@bib0950]\]. In vivo, estrogen also decreases food intake while increasing energy expenditure \[[@bib0965]\]. Unfortunately, estrogenwhich is due in part to a decrease in food intake \[[@bib0970]\]. The conjugate decreased the respiratory exchange ratio (RER) \[[@bib0970]\], indicating altered nutrient utilization. The conjugate also reduced plasma cholesterol, triglycerides, and free fatty acids, lowered plasma leptin, and reduced hepatosteatosis and hepatocellular damage \[[@bib0970]\]. In addition, the conjugate lowered hyperglycemia, improved glycemic control, and improved insulin sensitivity \[[@bib0970],[@bib0975]\]. A CNS specific knockout of the GLP-1R completely abrogates the metabolic benefits of the GLP-1/estrogen conjugate \[[@bib0970]\], demonstrating the necessity of central GLP-1R agonism. In mice without estrogen receptors, the body weight loss is blunted \[[@bib0970]\]. Importantly, in ovariectomized (OVX) mice, the conjugate did not induce an increase in uterine weight \[[@bib0970],[@bib0975]\] or stimulate tumor growth in estrogen-sensitive MCF-7 xenographs \[[@bib0970]\], suggesting the absence of estrogen effects in


activity. Thus, GLP-1-directed glucocorticoid pharmacology represents a safe and efficacious therapy option for metabolic inflammation and obesity.

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Another peptide/hormone conjugate aims to address dyslipidemia and cholesterol metabolism by the targeted delivery of T3 using glucagon as the peptide carrier.

T3 increases energy expenditure and fatty acid oxidation, and influences cholesterol metabolism \[[@bib0990], [@bib0995], [@bib1000]\]. However, T3 off-target effects include cardiac hypertrophy, tachycardia, bone resorption, and muscle wasting \[[@bib1005], [@bib1010], [@bib1015], [@bib1020], [@bib1025]\]. In order to avoid these detrimental T3 effects, T3 was conjugated to DPP-IV resistant glucagon via a gamma-glutamic acid spacer, thus limiting the T3 effects to tissues expressing the glucagon receptor, which is mainly the liver and white adipose tissue \[[@bib1030]\]. This conjugate has similar activity in vitro at the glucagonThe strongest known recurrent genetic cause of schizophrenia impairs communications between the brain's decision-making and memory hubs, resulting in working memory deficits, according to a study in mice.

In what may provide the most compelling evidence to date, researchers at Columbia University Medical Center have illuminated how a genetic variant may lead to schizophrenia by causing a disruption in communication between the hippocampus and prefrontal cortex regions of the brain, areas believed to be responsible for carrying out working memory.

The human brain is a big believer in equalityâ€”and a team of scientists from the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) and Trinity College in Dublin, Ireland, has become the first to gather the images to prove it.

A new brain-based computational model is helping to understand how Parkinson's disease and dopamine


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I'm writing a function to automatically check the quantity of null values per column in a data frame, then if the amount of nulls is less than or equal to 2000, drop the rows containing null values
I've written some code that successfully outputs the text strings to mark which column it has analyzed
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I amMonday, April 25, 2011

How was your Easter weekend? The sun finally came out for a little bit this weekend and it actually felt warm! I feel like spring is actually here and it's just when I am leaving for a more tropical environment. :) and it's just what I need. I just wanted to say thank you so much for supporting me on my kickstarter project. Even though I wasn't able to meet the goal for kickstarter, I learned a lot, grew a little, and pushed myself out of my comfort zone. Even though I have a loud smart mouth, I am pretty shy when it comes being the center of attention. I also made some new friends and felt so lucky for my current friends (like you).

I


have to at least try everything. Yes we are trying those 100 year old egg, turtle soup, snake soup, and maybe bugs.

Friday, April 22, 2011

What are you up to this weekend? I have been running around like a crazy person the last couple of days making sure I have all my loose ends done before I climb into the tin can and jump over the ocean. I also desperately need book recommendations if anyone has any?

I decided since I am leaving next week for gorgeous Hong Kong , I should do a "What's in my bag?:travel edition" post. :)

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BDG Yellow Wallet- I love this wallet- I got it for 5 bucks at Urban Outfitters. I love a good deal.

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I love brainstorming ideas. I loveself employment income is thriving you might need to consider paying your taxes quarterly. If you are supposed to pay quarterly taxes there are penalties and fees if you don't pay.

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of fighters coming into Las Vegas for their chance at a similar bill of speakers and subjects to learn about.

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For more UFC News and UFC Rumors, follow MMAWeekly.com on Twitter and Facebook.A wildlife surveillance camera in India caught the terrifying moment a wild python snatched up a deer from the edge of a watering hole in central India.The footage, caught on May 29, was filmed in the Chanda Fores, outside Chandrapur in Maharashtra.


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Copy content of C variable into a register (GCC)

Since I'm very new to GCC, I'm facing a problem in inline assembly code. The problem is that I'm not able to figure out how to copy the contents of a C variable (which is of type UINT32) into the register eax. I have tried the below code:
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“I believe it is time for the House to begin impeachment proceedings against the President. This is not a decision I made lightly, nor is it one to celebrate,” Kennedy said in a statement Friday afternoon released after an interview with WPRI . “It’s a dark day for our country when its Commander-in-Chief is accused of high crimes. But after reading the Mueller report in full, reviewing the facts and consulting with legal experts, I believe Congress has a responsibility to act decisively.”

Representative Joseph Kennedy III is calling on the House to begin impeachment proceedings against President Trump, adding his voice to a growing Democratic chorus calling for action in the wake of the scathing report by special counsel Robert Mueller.

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Defenders of the Christian Faith, Inc. v. Horn, 174 Kan. 40, 254 P.2d 830.)
In its order the board, after describing the uses being made of the building, concluded:
"7. The Board, as such, cannot find that there is an exclusive use being made of the property in question for any exempt purpose. The only part of the property which the Board finds might qualify for an exemption consists of the two floors being utilized by the applicant in their religious work. The Board even has doubts about this, however, but in view of their holdings in this matter, a discussion of this issue is unnecessary."
The board thus declined to make specific findings as to whether any portion of the building was devoted exclusively to an exempt *183 use. TheHad the legislature intended such a procedure to be followed it surely would have so provided.
Our neighboring state of Missouri found such a statutory void persuasive on the issue over a century ago in Wyman v. City of St. Louis, 17 Mo. 335 (1852). There the top two floors of a four-story building were used as a school, while the first floor contained stores and the second was used partly for the school and partly as a concert hall for hire. The owner sought to enjoin the collection of half the taxes on the basis of the one-half of the building used for school purposes. The court first commented on the incongruity which results "when religion and learning are mingled with trading and trafficking  with fiddling and


(p. 564.) It relied on prior decisions of that court which had upheld separate assessment and taxation of the right to cut timber from exempt land and of separately owned interests in oil, gas and other minerals.
We have no disagreement with the Minnesota court's statements as to "practical difficulty" when it comes to appraisal of severed interests in property. Our tax statutes deal with tracts which have been partitioned (K.S.A. 79-419) or divided (K.S.A. 75-425) and with mineral rights which have been severed (K.S.A. 79-420). They also deal with condominiums, or "apartments" in one building under separate ownerships (K.S.A. 58-3122). But nowhere do they deal with the assessment of separate parts of a single building under one ownership. Our conclusion is not that such an assessment is impossibleof taxes should become necessary, the entire property may have to be sold." (Id., 150 Fla. at 495. Emphasis added.)
The emphasized language seems to imply that in some cases the entire property would be sold  including the exempt portion  *189 while in others only the taxable portion would be sold. No criteria are suggested for determining which course should be followed in a particular case. If the taxing authorities should decide to sell the entire building the exemption would be as obviously lost as in a partition sale. The difference is that a sale of exempt property for taxes raises constitutional problems not presented by a sale in a partition suit. If only the taxable portion were sold at the tax sale, partition would frequently follow


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The 2005–06 Liga Alef season saw Hapoel Bnei Tamra (champions of the North Division) and Sektzia Nes Tziona (champions of the South Division) winning the title and promotion to 2006–07.

At the bottom, Hapoel Beit She'an, Maccabi Shefa-'Amr (from North division), F.C. Kafr Qasim and Beitar Giv'at Ze'ev (from South division) were all automatically relegated to Liga Bet, while 12th placed teams from each division, Maccabi Tamra and Maccabi Sha'arayim entered a promotion/relegation play-offs, at the end of which both clubs were relegated as well.

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Human FcγRI is a high-affinity receptor for human IgG. On the basis of its binding activity, recombinant human FcγRI (rhFcγRI) has several possible applications, including as a therapeutic reagent to treat immune complex-mediated disease and as a ligand in affinity chromatography for purification of human IgG. As the stability and production rate of rhFcγRI are low, it would need to be engineered for use in such applications. In this study, we demonstrated engineering of rhFcγRI by directed evolution through random mutagenesis and integration of mutations. Engineered rhFcγRI was expressed by Escherichia coli. Screening identified 19 amino acid mutations contributing to the thermal stability and production rate of rhFcγRI. By integration of these mutations, engineered rhFcγRI containing all 19 amino


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Welcome to my how to make a Captain America shield project. There are other builds on the internet but for me they fall into two categories, either a complicated build that turns out a bit heavy and expensive, or something like a round sledge re-purposed with flimsy, slightly sharp edges. Now there’s nothing wrong with either of those but they tend to be a set size only, and once they are built you have to go out and buy the stuff again to make another. I wanted not only a full size 2 foot 6 inch Captain America shield but custom sizes, and to make as many to any quality I felt like.

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Some marine species more vulnerable to climate change than others

Certain marine species will fare much worse than others as they become more vulnerable to the effects of climate change, a new UBC study has found.

After analyzing the biological characteristics of 1,074 marine fish and shellfish, the study identified 294 species that are most at-risk due to climate change by 2050. Species most at-risk include the Eastern Australian salmon, yellowbar angelfish, toli shad, sohal surgeonfish and spotted grouper.

“We hope that this study will highlight the marine species that are most in need of management and conservation actions under climate change,” said William Cheung, associate professor in the Institute for the Oceans and Fisheries and director of science for the Nippon Foundation – UBC Nereus Program.

As part of the study,in the spinor representation of the two sublattices, is the same result shown in Refs. [@Takayama_PRB1980; @Ruostekoski_PRA2008]. More importantly, by engineering a defect in the lattice (such as shown in Fig. \[fig.octagon\]c) we create a kink in the condensate, permitting study of a polaritonic analogue of the Jackiw-Rebbi model. Originally, the model describes a 1D Dirac field coupled to a soliton background field containing a phase kink, resulting in topologically protected edge states and peculiar physics such as a fractional fermion number [@Jackiw_PRD1976]. In the continuum limit (large lattice) the long wavelength physics of the condensatets can then be described by a (1+1)D relativistic Dirac equation for a polariton sublattice spinor $\chi = (\psi_A,-\psi_B)^T e^{i\pi/4}$, where $\psi_A$ and $\psi_B$ denote polaritons at each sublattice of the dimerised chain, $$H_D = \int


we show the condensate steady state in a crystal with a defect at $\Delta/L= 0.83$ $\upmu$m corresponding to a flat defect/midgap state lifted from the lower band (see dark horizontal line Fig. \[sim3Fig\]f). Interestingly, the presence of the midgap state causes a sharp drop in condensate density even though more power is technically being supplied through the lasers in the middle of the crystal. This seemingly counterintuitive observation is due to the weak evanescent coupling of the defect mode to the rest of the crystal resulting in poor energy flow from the high gain region of the bulk into the defect mode. In Fig. \[sim3Fig\]h the defect size is decreased to $\Delta/L = 0.74$ and the condensate energy (see Fig. \[sim3Fig\]j) redshifts slightly as it start occupying the defect state, consequentlyStorm (WNBA); Dynamo (EuroLeague)

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Conditions for uniqueness of limit cycles in general predator-prey systems.
Using a transformation to a generalized Lienard system, theorems are presented that give conditions under which unique limit cycles for generalized ecological systems, including those of predator-prey form, exist. The generalized systems contain those studied by Rosenzweig and MacArthur (1963); Hsu, Hubbell, and Waltman (1978); Kazarinnoff and van den Driessche (1978); Cheng (1981); Liou and Cheng (1987); and Kuang and Freedman (1988). Although very similar in approach to the result presented by Kuang and Freedman, the conditions presented here are of simpler form and in terms of the original (untransformed) functions. The results also apply to more general growth terms for the prey as shown in the examples provided. In particular, an immigration term is allowable.construction of several "modernistic" buildings built.

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reliance on text won't be for everyone, but fans of the genre are going to love it."Eurogamer ranked the game 15th on their list of the "Top 50 Games of 2017".

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The game won the award for "Best Setting" in Game Informer''s 2017 RPG of the Year Awards.

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Category:Windows gamesNational Right to Life: Herman Cain is Fully Pro-Life

The National Right to Life Committee is today vouching for Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain’s bona fides, saying the businessman who is considered by many to be the current GOP frontrunner is pro-life.

“Herman Cain’s pro-life,” David O’Steen, executive director of the National Right to Life Committee, told National Review. “He addressed our convention last June. We are quite confident in his pro-life position. When he ran in the primary for senate some years back … he ran as a pro-life candidate then in Georgia. We’ve known of him for a number of years, and he’s always taken a pro-life position.”

At that event, Cain, the former businessman and candidate, said the “Founding fathers got it right” including the right to life


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### Example.

To illustrate our model, consider the aggregation example depicted in Figure \[fig:example-idea\]. The terminals must connect to the receiver, while processing functionality can be placed on nodes to aggregate any number of incoming data flows into a single one. Assuming no costs for placing processing functionality, the problem reduces to the Steiner Arborescence Problem and the optimal solution, depicted in Figure \[fig:example-idea-steiner\], uses $16$ edges and $9$ processing locations. However, assuming unit edge costs and activation costs of $5$ for processing locations, this solution is suboptimal. Figure \[fig:example-idea-paths\] depicts a solution which only uses $2$ processing locations and $26$ edges: Terminals in the first column directly connect to the receiver, while the remaining terminals use one of the two                  \quad & {\qquad\quad\quad}\f_e &{\hspace{1.5pt}}={\hspace{1.5pt}}& 1       & \quad \forall~ e \in \EextTp \label{IP:FlowToTerminals} {\refstepcounter{IPnumber}\tag{IP-\theIPnumber}}\\
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$(\solX,\solf) \in \FeasibleIP$ with $\cCVSAP(\solTree) = \cIP(\solX,\solf)$.

We define the solution $(\solX, \solf) \in \{0,1\}^S \times \pint^{\Eext}$ in the following way

-   $\solX_s = 1$ iff. $s \in \solVtree$ for all $s \in S$,

-   $\solf_e \triangleq |(\solfPath(\solEtree))[e]|$ for all $e \in \EG$,

-   $\solf_e = 1$ if $v \in \solVtree \setminus \{r\}$ for all $e=(\sSource,v) \in \EextSp \cup \EextTp$ and $\solf_e = 0$ otherwise,

-   $\solf_e \triangleq \delta^-_{\solEtree}(s)$ for all $e = (s,\sSinkS) \in \EextSm$ and $\solf(r,\sSinkR) \triangleq \delta^-_{\solEtree}(r)$.

Checking that $(\solX,\solf) \in \FeasibleIP$ and $\cCVSAP(\solTree) = \cIP(\solX,\solf)$ holds is straightforward.

Finally, we can now prove that VirtuCast solves CVSAP to optimality.

\[thm:SolvingACVSAPToOptimality\] Algorithm VirtuCast, that first computes an optimal solution to \[alg:MIP\] and then applies \[alg:decompose\], solves A-CVSAP to optimality.

We use \[alg:MIP\] to compute an optimalabove as follows.

\[thm:runtime\] Using depth-first search for choosing paths in Algorithm \[alg:MIP\] and for determining whether connectivity inequalities \[IP:CutSteiner\] are violated, we can bound the runtime by $\mathcal{O} \left( |\VG|^2\cdot |\EG| \cdot (|\VG|+|\EG|) \right)$, given an optimal solution $(\solX, \solf) \in \FeasibleIP$ and assuming that graph $G$ does not contain zero-cost cycles.

We use depth-first search to separate the connectivity inequalities \[IP:CutSteiner\] in a canonical manner which we only explain briefly. Given an activated Steiner node $s \in \solS$, we compute the set of all reachable nodes $R$ via depth-first search. If $\sSinkR$ is contained in $R$, then no set of nodes $W \subseteq \VG$ containing $s$ can violate \[IP:CutSteiner\]. On the other hand, if $\sSinkR$ is not contained in $R$, then obviously $W \triangleq R$ violates \[IP:CutSteiner\]. Checking the


show that $\solTree \in \FeasibleACVSAP$ holds. As terminals and active Steiner nodes must be connected as discussed above, \[def:VA2\] may only be violated by $\solTree$ if a cycle exists in $\solEtree$. To forbid such cycles, we adapt the well-known Miller-Tucker-Zemlim (MTZ) constraints [@costa2009models] using continuous priority variables $\priority_s \in [0,|\sS|-1]$ in \[IPM:SetOrder\]. The MTZ constraint \[IPM:SetOrder\] enforces $f^s(\bar{s},\sSink) = 1 \Rightarrow p_s \geq p_{\bar{s}} + 1$, forbidding cyclic assignments containing only Steiner nodes. As terminals may not receive flow and the root may not send flow, this suffices to forbid cycles in $\solEtree$ overall and thus $\solTree \in \FeasibleACVSAP$ holds.

As formulations relying on MTZ constraints are comparatively weak [@polzin2001comparison], we introduce additional valid inequalities \[IPM:IncomingFlowActivatesFlow\], \[IPM:DisableSendingFlowToOneself\] and \[IPM:SteinerPairsDoNotSendToEachOther\] to strengthen the formulation. Constraint \[IPM:DisableSendingFlowToOneself\] disallows Steiner node $s \in \sS$ to$n=12$ as they are still throughout solvable to optimality within reasonable time.

Following the generation parameters as described in Section \[sec:results-problem-classes\], our $12 \times 12$ grid instances contain $29$ possible Steiner sites and $36$ terminals that need to be connected. We consider the following four parameter settings to evaluate whether optimizations for the separation procedure **(S)** and the separation of the directed Steiner cuts \[IP:CutTerminal\] for terminals **(T)** improve performance.

[cX]{} **(T&S)** & Constraints \[IP:CutTerminal\] are separated and nested-cuts and creep-flow are used.\
**(T)** & Constraints \[IP:CutTerminal\] are separated but neither nested-cuts nor creep-flow are used.\
**(S)** & Constraints \[IP:CutTerminal\] are not separated but nested-cuts and creep-flow are used.\
**(-)** & Neither constraints \[IP:CutTerminal\] are separated, nor are nested-cuts or creep-flow used.\

[0.45]{} ![Runtimes in seconds and number of generated cuts for the $25$ runs


relative lower bound, i.e. the lower bound compared to the best lower bound found after 2 hours, of the $n \times n$ grid graphs for $n=16,20$ as well as for IGen.1600 and IGen.3200 measured at regular time intervals. Please note the log scale for $n=20$.[]{data-label="fig:main-results-dual"}](grid_16x16_boxplot_dual_opt.pdf){width="100.00000%"}

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[1]{} ![Primal solutions found by our solver for $n\times n$ grids with $n=16,20$ and the IGen topologies IGen.1600 and IGen.3200 over time with a borad classification of the solution’s origin. The depicted gap corresponds to the lower bound at the time the solution was found. Note the logarithmic x- and y-axis.[]{data-label="fig:main-results-primal"}](igen_1600_scatter_solutions_scip.pdf "fig:"){width="100.00000%"}

[1]{} ![Primal solutions found by our solver for $n\times n$ grids with $n=16,20$ and the IGen topologies IGen.1600 and IGen.3200 over time with a borad classification of the solution’s origin. The depicted gap corresponds to the lower bound at the time the solution was found. Note the logarithmic x- and y-axis.[]{data-label="fig:main-results-primal"}](igen_3200_scatter_solutions_scip.pdf "fig:"){width="100.00000%"}

Figure \[fig:main-results-gap\] depicts the


linear relaxations and executing heuristics clearly dominates the runtime. In stark contrast, the runtime allocation for Internet topologies IGen.1600 and IGen.3200 shows the major influence of the separation procedures as the underlying gaphs are much larger and the number of terminals and Steiner sites has increased by a magnitude. Note that for the larger instances, i.e. grids with $n=20$ and IGen.3200, the time spent in heuristics and the time spent in solving linear relaxations almost equalizes.

The above observations allow the following two conclusions:

1.  Our choice of using Edmonds-Karp to separate inequalities \[IP:CutSteiner\] and \[IP:CutTerminal\] limits performance for larger instances with many terminals and Steiner sites. It should therefore be either optimized or replaced by another algorithm, e.g. the one of Hao and Orlin (see [@koch1998solving] for a discussion).

2.  Whilebusiness and economy editor Douglas Fraser

Will economic forecasters have to eat either their hats or at least some humble pie? All the dire warnings about Brexit, and here are sharply improved jobs figures.

Inflation ticked up in this week's figures, but not by much. Mortgage applications have held up, and the property market too.

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The figures we're seeing either pre-date the referendum on June 23, or they reflect the lack of any immediate impact on household budgets.

There were some expectations that the poor winter figures for the Scottish economy would be followed by an upturn in the second half of this year, and that may be what we're now seeing. The gap in


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My stomach doesn’t like meat especially pork, it loves vegetable, fruits, and water.
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Proposition 47 is an initiative, pushed by George Gascón, the San Francisco District Attorney, that reduces the classification of most non-serious acts of property and drug crimes – from a felony to a misdemeanor.

Unless the defendant has prior convictions for murder, rape, certain sex offenses or certain gun crimes, many former drug and property related felonies will be reduced to only a misdemeanor offense, meaning most offenders will not do any time.

Crimes affected by this initiative are:

– Shoplifting, where the value of property does not exceed $950

– Grand theft, where value of the property does not exceed $950

– Receiving stolen property, where the value of the property does not exceed $950

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number $n$ of points grows ? The *$n$-th quantization error* is defined by $$V_{n,p}(\mu) = \inf_{(a_1,\hdots,a_n)\in M^n}F_{n,p}(a_1,\hdots,a_n)=\inf_{(a_1,\hdots,a_n)\in M^n}\int_M \min_{1\leq i\leq n}d(x,a_i)^p\mu(\mathrm dx).$$ In the vector case, Zador’s theorem [@graf2007 Theorem 6.2] tells us that it decreases to zero as $n^{-p/d}$, and that the limit of $n^{p/d}V_{n,p}(\mu)$ is proportional to the *$p^{th}$ quantization coefficient*, i.e. the limit (which is also an infimum) when $\mu$ is the uniform distribution on the unit square of ${\mathbb R}^d$ $$Q_p([0,1]^d) =\lim_{n\geq1} n^{p/d}V_{n,p}\left(\mathcal U([0,1]^d)\right).$$ Moreover, when $\mu$ is absolutely continuous with density $h$, the asymptotic empirical distribution of the optimal $n$-centers is proportional to $h^{d/(d+p)}$.

In the case of a Riemannian manifold $M$, the moment condition of the flat case generalizes to a condition involving the curvature of $M$. The following term measures the maximalis surveillance based, relying primarily on information coming from the Radars to give instructions to planes. Even in country-sized airspaces the amount of traffic to be controlled is far beyond the limits of a single operator and the area under the responsibility of an air traffic controller (ATCO) has to be kept tractable. As a consequence, the whole airspace must be divided into elementary cells, known as control sectors, that are alloted to a team of ATCOs. A major concern arising in the design of such sectors is to ensure that the ATCOs workload is equally balanced over the airspace. Highly complex areas, involving many flows crossings and altitude changes, like those encountered close to the largest airports, must be kept small, while low complexity ones, with either


[@yin2010] where it is shown to be asymptotically normal. Evaluating it at positions $z_1,\hdots,z_N$ yields a series of symmetric, positive definite matrices $\hat\Sigma(z_1),\hdots,\hat\Sigma(z_N)$ with empirical distribution $$\hat\mu=\frac{1}{N}\sum_{i=1}^N \delta_{\hat\Sigma(z_i)},$$ where $\delta_\Sigma$ denotes the Dirac mass at $\Sigma$. In order to obtain a summary of the traffic complexity, we propose to quantize $\hat\mu$ using the CLRQ algorithm on the space of SPD matrices.

The geometry of SPD matrices
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For the sake of completeness, let us briefly recall the most commonly used Riemannian structure [@pennec2006riemannian] on the space $\mathcal P_n$ of symmetric, positive definite matrices. Note that in this application, we are simply interested in the case $n=2$. The Euclidean dot product on the space $\mathcal M_n$ of square matrices of size $n$ is given by the Frobenius inner product $\Sigma_1 \cdot \Sigma_2= \text{tr}(\Sigma_1^{\text T}\Sigma_2)$, where $\text{tr}$ denotes the trace. As an open subset of the vector space $\mathcal M_n$, $\mathcal P_n$ is a manifold where the tangent vectors are symmetric matrices. It can be equipped with a Riemannian metric invariant with respect to the action of the general linear group $GL_n\times\mathcal P_n\rightarrow \mathcal P_n$, $(A,\Sigma)\mapsto A^{\text T}\Sigma A$. At the identity, this metric is given by the usual Euclidean scalar product $\langle W_1,W_2\rangle_{\text{Id}} = W_1\cdot W_2 = \text{tr}(W_1^{\text T}W_2)$, and at $\Sigma$, we ask that the value of the scalar product does not change when the tangent vectors are transported back to the identity via the action of $A=\Sigma^{-1/2}$, i.e. $$\langle W_1,W_2\rangle_{\Sigma} =\langle \Sigma^{-1/2}W_1\Sigma^{-1/2},\Sigma^{-1/2}W_2\Sigma^{-1/2}\rangle_{\text{Id}}= \text{tr}(\Sigma^{-1/2}W_1\Sigma^{-1}W_2\Sigma^{-1/2}).
\label{metric}$$ The associated geodesic distance is given by $$d(\Sigma_1,\Sigma_2)=\sqrt{\sum_{i=1}^N \log^2\left(\lambda_i(\Sigma_1^{-1/2}\Sigma_2\Sigma_1^{-1/2})\right)},$$ where we use the notation


$\lambda_i(\Sigma)$, $i=1,\hdots,n$, to denote the eigenvalues of $\Sigma$. Recall that in order to update the centers of the discrete approximation in the CLRQ algorithm, we need the exponential map, i.e. a mapping that associates to each point $\Sigma$ and tangent vector $W$ at $\Sigma$ the end point of the geodesic starting from $\Sigma$ at speed $W$. In the case of metric , it is given by $$\text{exp}_\Sigma(W)=\Sigma^{1/2}\text{exp}\left(\Sigma^{-1/2}W\Sigma^{-1/2}\right)\Sigma^{1/2},$$ where the $\text{exp}$ on the right-hand side denotes the matrix exponential. Finally, we also need the inverse mapping, i.e. the logarithm map $$\text{log}_{\Sigma_1}(\Sigma_2) = \overrightarrow{\Sigma_1\Sigma_2} = \Sigma_1^{1/2}\text{log}\left(\Sigma_1^{-1/2}\Sigma_2\Sigma_1^{-1/2}\right)\Sigma_1^{1/2},$$ where the $\text{log}$ on the right-hand side denotes the matrix logarithm. Note that the matrix logarithm is well defined for any symmetric matrix $\Sigma$ due to the factoring out in the logarithm series ofthree CACC boxes. The promoter activity of a 475-bp fragment from within this region was demonstrated by chloramphenicol acyltransferase assays. Northern blotting revealed variable expression of the human AC RNA; i.e., expression of the major 2.4-kb transcript was high in heart and kidney, followed by lung and placenta, but low in pancreas, liver, brain, and skeletal muscle. Two minor AC transcripts of 1.7 and 1.2 kb also were detected in heart and skeletal muscle. The human AC gene was mapped to the chromosomal region 8p21.3-p22 by in situ hybridization and FISH analyses, syntenic with the mouse chromosomal location. Finally, three new missense mutations, E138V, R254G, and P362R, were identified in the human AC gene from FD patients. Mutant AC cDNAs containing these point mutations were constructed and examined


studies revealed a mixed pattern (e.g., [@B72]; [@B76]; [@B2]; [@B40]). Despite the lack of a meta-analysis that could lead to a better understanding of this phenomenon, [@B72] proposed that social identification is a moderator among low-status groups, so that among those highly identified the effect of system justifying motives should be negative.

A recent study tested specifically the statements derived from the palliative function of ideology among a student sample ([@B40]). This research found that endorsing system-justifying beliefs longitudinally predicted depressed levels of self-esteem, providing partial support for the statements proposed by SJT ([@B52]). However, there are two main differences with our study. First, they used a sample of adolescents from deprived neighborhoods, so we cannot rule out the same pattern of findings among high-status individuals. In our study,In Chile, different variables about gender roles and relationships were included in the 10- and 12-year-old versions, so we decided to use them for this article. All the variables used for this research were the same for both versions.

The sample was representative of the three main regions of the country (Metropolitana, Valparaíso, and Biobío), which contain above the 70% of the Chilean population. The design was a stratified and multi-staged sample ([@B74]). In each region, schools were randomly selected according to stratums defined by their status. Next, in each school third, fifth, and seventh grade classes were randomly selected to participate in the study. Finally, all the students present in the classroom took part in the study. The questionnaire was briefly introduced by a monitor and students completed


to conduct further research that includes assessments of benevolent sexism, comparing its effects with those of hostile sexism, the present research advanced in theoretical and empirical statements related to sexism and system justification.

Finally, our research used a theoretical approach which provides a similar rationale for the palliative function of both stereotypes and prejudice. For both constructs, SJT proposes that they function as a legitimizing ideology (e.g., [@B9]; [@B16]; [@B71]). Nevertheless, from a theoretical point of view both constructs are not equivalent (e.g., [@B19]; [@B21]; [@B82]; [@B1]). Although they are highly correlated and share some neural processes, they can be distinguished. For this reason, future research should decompose the unique variance explained by gender stereotypes and sexism (both hostile and benevolent sexism).

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The present invention generally relates to allocating network resources.
More specifically, the present invention relates to reserving and committing network resources based on an authorized quality of service.
The known signaling architecture H.323 is an International Telecommunications Union (ITU) defined standard that describes how multimedia communications occur between terminals, network equipment and services on local are a networks (LANs) and wide are a networks (WANs) that do not provide a guaranteed quality of service (such as Internet Protocol (IP) networks). Quality of service is a measure of communication service quality during a call, and can include, for example, the bandwidth, delay and latency associated with the call. In networks using connectionless xe2x80x9cbest effortxe2x80x9d delivery models, the quality of service typically is not guaranteed; the H.323 is a signaling architecture forready-to-use form which, when left to itself, hardens over time both in air and underwater, with or without the action of elevated temperature, to give a stonelike mass.
The aggregates consist in general of granular or fibrous, natural or synthetic stone (gravel, sand, mineral fibers), including in special cases metals as well, or organic aggregates or mixtures of said aggregates, with grain sizes or fiber lengths that are adapted in a conventional manner to the specific application intended. In many cases, color pigments are also used as aggregates, for the purpose of coloring.
Particularly suitable auxiliaries are those substances which accelerate or retard hardening or which influence the elasticity or porosity of the solidified, shaped mineral article. In particular the auxiliaries comprise polymers, as are known, for example, from U.S.


Pat. No. 4,340,510, GB-PS 15 05 558, U.S. Pat. No. 3,196,122, U.S. Pat. No. 3,043,790, U.S. Pat. No. 3,239,479, DE-A 43 17 035, DE-A 43 17 036, JP-A 91/131 533 and other documents.
Examples of shaped mineral articles to be coated in accordance with the invention are concrete pipes, as used to transport waste water (cf. for example JP-A 55/44 273), concrete roof tiles (cf. for example DE-A 21 64 256 or DE-A 39 01 073) or curb stones, steps, base slabs, and plinth tiles based on mineral binders, and also fiber-reinforced concrete panels, ie. flat shaped mineral articles filled with inorganic or organic fibers such as polyester fibers or nylon fibers, for example.
A disadvantage of shaped mineral articles is that under the influence of weathering (especially exposure towater) the cationic constituents, such as Ca2+, are leached out over the course of time, reducing the strength of the articles. Another disadvantageous property of shaped mineral articles is the occurrence of efflorescence phenomena. These are probably attributable to the fact that the mineral binders contain cations with a valency of two or more, such as Ca2+, in an alkaline environment. Reaction with the carbon dioxide from the air can therefore cause the formation, on the surface of the shaped mineral articles, of white spots of lime which are unsightly and relatively insoluble in water. The phenomenon of efflorescence may appear either during the hardening of freshly prepared shaped mineral articles or on exposure to weathering of shaped mineral articles which have already hardened.
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The copolymers P of the invention are preferably employed in the form aqueous formulations containing not more than 50% by weight, in particular not more than 20% by weight and specifically not more than 10% by weight, based on the overall weight of the formulation, of water-miscible solvents. With very particular preference, the formulations of the invention, in addition to water, contain no organic solvents otherof the present invention the aqueous formulations are employed in the form of pigmented and/or filled formulations. In this case the total content of copolymer P in the aqueous formulation is within the range from 10 to 60% by weight, preferably in the range from 20 to 40% by weight, the content of auxiliaries is within the range from 0.1 to 30% by weight and preferably within the range from 0.5 to 10% by weight, and the content of fillers and/or pigments is in the range from 10 to 60% by weight and, in particular, from 15 to 40% by weight. The amount of pigments and/or fillers is generally between 50 and 450 parts by weight per 100 parts by weight of copolymer P in the aqueous formulation.


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