curiosity about the literal contents of regions West of Westeros. She's more of a roving loner, like Nymeria, so she's off to rove.

A:

I agree with Upper_Case's answer on why Arya doesn't care about it, but think this is also simply not possible for Bran. While we do not have an exact definition of Bran's powers it seems many people make two assumptions that are not correct, one being he can see everything everywhere at will and the other being he can see in the future. The latter is not terribly important here, so I'll focus on the former.
As a reference, let's start from the books, there is no three eyed raven but the similar concept of a greenseer. These are powerful 'mystics' that possess both the greensight (vagueMonday September 2, 2013 1:14 am

VIDEO: Robert Pattinson, Camille Rowe Star in Dior Homme Ad

No one does the mysterious and brooding type better than Robert Pattinson, which is likely why the folks over at Dior casted him as the mysterious, brooding love interest opposite model Camille Rowe.

Released earlier today, the black-and-white (save for the end - ooh that's artsy!) clip sees Pattinson and Rowe as a fashionable-but-rebellious couple smoking cigarettes and causing a ruckus at a fancy dinner hall. Because, naturally, when you wear Dior Homme, you're compelled to act like you're in a French New Wave film.


thought it might be fun to try making our own. I just knew this would be a perfect lesson to add to our 100 days of science challenge!

We bought a popsicle mold last year and we had mixed results with making a few different kinds. I thought making some homemade yogurt pops would be a great, yummy, science experiment.
First we diced up some strawberries making sure we had about a cup of them.

Then put them through our blender with 1/2 cup non-fat plain Greek yogurt, a 1/2 cup of almond milk, 2 ounces of light cream cheese, a splash of vanilla, and just 2 tablespoons of granulated sugar.

We poured the mixture into our molds; getting 7 1/2 pops. We let them freeze for an hour while we wentQ:

write and read strings to/from internal file

I see a lot of examples how to write String objects like that:
String FILENAME = "hello_file";
String string = "hello world!";

FileOutputStream fos = openFileOutput(FILENAME, Context.MODE_PRIVATE);
fos.write(string.getBytes());
fos.close();

but not how to read them back from internal application file. Most of examples assume specific string length to calculate byte buffer but I do not know what the length will be. Is there an easy way to do so? My app will write up to 50-100 strings to the file

A:

Writing strings this way doesn't put any sort of delimiters in the file. You don't know where one string ends and the next starts. That's why you must specify the length of the strings when reading them back.
You can use DataOutputStream.writeUTF() and DataInputStream.readUTF() instead as these methods put the


not attempt to do so. Therefore the last three words of the injunction section of the judgment, "or its solicitors," should be stricken therefrom.
The judgment below and this decision are based solely upon the facts as presented by the pleadings and will not be binding upon the defendant in case the plaintiff adopts other methods in its collection business within Wisconsin.
By the Court.The judgment is modified as herein provided and, as so modified, it is affirmed.
l/(-12) - 2/(-8). Which is bigger: q or h?
q
Suppose 0 = -f - 5*f - 54. Which is smaller: f or -12?
-12
Let t = 0.02 - 0.52. Is t bigger than 0?
False
Let w = 7 + -9. Let t be 4/w + 0/(-1). Is t smaller than -7?
False
Let t = 89 + -626/7. Is t at least 0?
False
Let k(n) = -n**3 - n**2. Suppose 2*z = -2*z. Let a be k(z). Which is smaller: a or 1/4?
a
Let k be (1*-23)/(-7 + 6). Suppose 3*v + 4*j = 17, -3*v - k + 0 = -4*j. Do 0 and v have the same value?
False
Let l = -0.046 + 0.076. Is l < 0.3?
True
Let q = -110 + 105. Is q smaller than 3?
True
Suppose 2*d = -d - 6. Which


+ 4*y = 11, -5*m - 14 = -0*m - y. Let s be 1/(-4)*m/(-6). Which is smaller: s or 0?
s
Suppose 5*f - 3*h = 159, 0 = -3*f - 2*h + 63 + 21. Do f and 28 have the same value?
False
Let n = -28 - -31. Let w = -0.2 - 0.1. Is w at most as big as n?
True
Suppose p - 3 + 1 = 0. Suppose -2*g + o + 3 = 3*g, 4*g - 6 = p*o. Let f(j) = -j**3 - 5*j**2 - 3*j + 6. Let i be f(-4). Which is bigger: i or g?
i
Let t = 6 - 7. Let q be t/(3 + -1 + -16). Is q > 0?
True
Let i(n) = -n**3 - 4*n**2 - 5*n - 1.= -1736/11 - -158. Let w = 0 + 0. Which is greater: l or w?
l
Let t = 12 + -9.5. Let o = t - 0.5. Is 0 < o?
True
Let c = 12094/11431 + -76/71. Let l = c + 177/1288. Let w be (1 - 0) + -4 + (-15)/(-5). Which is greater: w or l?
l
Let j = -1 + 0.99. Let b = j + -0.99. Are b and 6 nonequal?
True
Suppose -28 = 6*s - 2*s. Let t = 11 + s. Let j(p) = 2*p. Let u be j(2). Is t < u?
False
Let v be 4/(-3) + 4/(-6). Let r(f) = f + 2. Let u be r(v). Let w = 1 - 1. Is w less than or equal to u?
True
Let y =


Refs. [@r12; @r13] the materials under investigation were the multilayer films rather then above 3D systems. In these materials, the layers of granules with relatively small 2D filling were separated by the insulating layers some thicker than the average size of a granule. It has been supposed in Refs. [@r12; @r13] that such samples emulate 2D ensembles of particles with dipole intergranular interaction.

Thus, now there is a lack of complete understanding of the “superferromagnetic” state nature and its properties.

In this paper, we analyse theoretically and experimentally the influence of the interaction on the coercivity of an ensemble of oriented uniaxial superparamagnetic particles. We consider the above interaction in a mean field approximation [@r14; @r15; @r16] without discussing the nature of such interaction. The magnetization switching process is consideredCarlo results [@r15; @r20]. We have also shown that at $T<T_{b}$ the interparticle interaction modifies the temperature dependence of a coercive field, obeying Neel-Brown law. One more result is that in “superferromagnetic” state the coercive field is related to the collective magnetization reversal of the particles and does not depend on measuring time.

To corroborate the above theoretical results experimentally, we perform magnetostatic measurements in the granular (CoFeB)$_{x}$-(SiO$_{2}$)$_{1-x}$ films [@r21; @r22]. In the samples under investigation, the FM nanoparticles were anisotropic with easy magnetization axes oriented along a certain direction in a film plane. We study the temperature dependences of coercive field at different observation times. Our experimental results are in good coincidence with the theoretical model presented below.

\[sec:model\]The model
======================

Let us consider an ensemble of interacting SW-particles with their


detailed analysis of our model shows that a faint dependence $h_{c}(t_{reg})$ is still present in this temperature range. Additionally, in this temperature range, the magnetization does not have a step at $h=h_{c}$ but rather varies continuously, changing its sign during the temperature dependent relaxation time $\tau_{r}$. At $T_{red} >T_{b*}^{r}$ the relaxation time $\tau_{r}$ is much shorter than measuring time. Note also, that our model with interparticle interaction does not imply the coercivity for magnetization along a difficult direction. Thus, for ensemble of interacting SW-particles a temperature dependence of coercive field has the form: $$\label{EQ8}
h_{c}(T_{red},\lambda _{red})\cong h_{c}^{int}(T_{red},\lambda _{red})+(1-\sqrt{T_{red}/T_{b*}^{r}})$$ for $T_{red}<T_{b*}^{r}$ and $h_{c}(T_{red},\lambda _{red})\cong h_{c}^{int}(T_{red},\lambda _{red})$ for $T_{red}>T_{b*}^{r}$, where $h_{c}^{int}(T_{red},\lambda _{red})$ determined by Eq. (\[EQ7\]). Note, that the Eq. (\[EQ8\]) is exact everywhere, except for narrow region near $T_{b*}^{r}$ where@r22]. This anisotropy was supposedly related to the small deviation of the shape of granules from the spherical one. Thus the easiest (i.e. easy in a film plane) axes of all granules have been oriented almost parallel to each other. Therefore such granular system can be considered as an ensemble of easy axis oriented Stoner-Wohlfarth particles. The ensemble can be considered as “noninteracting” one for $x$ substantially lower than the percolation threshold $x_{c}$ and as “strongly interacting” one for $x\gg x_{c}$.

![\[fig3\] (color online) The temperature dependence of coercive field in the sample with $x=0.55$ measured along easy direction in a film plane. Inset reports the magnetization reversal curves along easy (1) and hard (2) directions in the same film plane at $T=300$ K.](Fig3.eps){width="8.5cm"}

According to the technologist, who had


results of calculations of coercive field $h_{c}(\sqrt{T_{red}},t_{reg},\lambda _{red})$ for $\lambda _{red}=0.075$. The ratios of dimensionless measuring times $t_{reg}$ are the same as those on Fig. \[fig4\]a.](Fig4gor.eps){width="13cm"}

The dependences $H_{c}(T)$ (in the form $H_{c}(\sqrt{T})$) on Fig.\[fig4\]a are obtained for different times of a magnetic field sweeping ($t_{sweep}$=1 min, 4 min, 16 min, 64 min) from -500 Oe to +500 Oe and vice versa. It is seen, that increasing of measuring time ($t_{exp}$ is proportional to $t_{sweep}$; actually for the anisotropy field value of this sample $H_{a}=80$ Oe, $t_{exp}=t_{sweep}/25$) leads, as it should be, to decreasing of $H_{c}$ at fixed temperature. It also yields the lowering of the blocking temperature $T_{b}$ determined as an intersection point of an asymptote to the linear low-temperature part of dependence $H_{c}(\sqrt{T})$ and abscissa axis. Itm_{p}$ (with respect to the value $H_{c}^{int}(T\to 0)= 30$ Oe following from Fig. \[fig3\]), where $H_{c}^{int}$ is dimensional value of $h_{c}^{int}$. The values of $t_{reg}$ (shown on the legend to Fig. \[fig4\]b) have been chosen from the condition of best fit between model and experimental $T_{b}(t_{reg})$ values.

![\[fig5\] (color online) The temperature dependence of relative coercive field increments at registration time variations: a) - theoretical results; $h_{c1}(T_{red})$ is taken for $t_{reg}=10^{6}$ and $h_{c2}(T_{red})$ for $t_{reg}=10^{8}$. Full line corresponds to noninteracting case, circles - to interacting. Inset shows the same for wider temperature range. b) - the symbols represent experimental points, the curve is guide for eye; $H_{c1}(T)$ is taken for $t_{sweep}= 1$ min and $H_{c2}(T)$ for $t_{sweep}= 64$ min.](Fig5gor.eps){width="13cm"}

Although the reported experimental results are not quite identical to the


the maximum with decrease.

Thus it turns out that the behaviour of experimentally observed $H_{c}(T, t_{sweep})$ dependence is qualitatively similar to results of our modeling for the case when intergranular interaction generates the state with correlated directions of particles magnetic moments and with a coercive field independent from measuring time. The above results illustrate the case when temperature $T_{sf}$ (“dimensional $T_{ord}$”) of transition to such “superferromagnetic” state exceeds blocking temperature $T_{b}$. The decreasing of intergranular interaction parameter $\lambda$ can lead to opposite situation, when $T_{sf}<T_{b}$. In this case the variations of dependence $H_{c}(\sqrt{T})$ also occur near $T_{sf}$. However, they are too faint to be observed experimentally.

It is possible to predict, that relaxational magnetization of the SW particles ensemble weakens if interaction energy exceeds the anisotropy energy. In this casevalues with those expected from the model. Particularly, to coincide the $V_{p}$ value from the expression $k T_{sf} =\lambda m_{p}^{2} V_{p}$ with $\lambda$ obtained from the condition $H_{c}^{int}(T\to 0)=\lambda m_{p}\approx 30$ Oe, we need the mean diameter of granule 14 nm. To coincide the observed values of $T_{b}$ and $H_{a}$ under usual assumption $\log(t_{exp}f_{0} )=20\div 25$, we need this diameter to be about 24 nm. These mean diameter values are essentially more than those expected in film fabrication process. One of possible explanations of such discrepancy is the relative simplicity of used theoretical models.

The last (but not the least) question is about the nature of intergranular interaction in the studied samples. Is it of dipole-dipole or exchange nature? We do not have a convincing answer to this question.


only do finite polynomials and can't handle things like sin(x)More info on the program which I call fundamental and the actual source code can be found here I'm now marketing it under Dirac because it implements that crazy genius's talents to pull inhuman equations out for curve fitting praise jesus sorry about the bugs it's still a work in progress, watch out for the hopelessly broken loopvar implementation and error tolerance division by zero bugs.D.J. Barrow is an Engineer Linux Consultant based in Ireland, his website is herelike a magnifying glass on part of the scale of an ordinary meter, namely the part of the scale we are interested in. For example, an ESV for testing a single NiCd cell would range from 1.17V at one end of the scale to 1.28V at the other end of the scale. With the full scale covering this narrow range, it’s easy to see voltage changes within the range.

The ESV being used to test a fully charged 4.8V receiver pack. All the LEDs are lit.

Secondly, and ESV applies a known load to the cells while it’s testing them. Only by testing them while they are doing a known amount of work can one accurately get an estimate of their state of charge (just like you can’t assess your


at each hospital which is responsible for the development, conduct, and management of specific clinical trials. All training and audits are coordinated through the CTCF. The Medical Director of the CTCF oversees integration of activities of the consortium member CTUs, with standardization ensured through a single policies and procedures manual and monthly meetings of the Clinical Research Operations Committee (C-ROC) and its subcommittee, the Clinical Trials Working Group (CTWG). In 2011, 1,527 patients were enrolled onto Case CCC interventional trials, including 919 patients on therapeutic studies. Thirty-eight percent of accruals to therapeutic intervention studies were to investigator-initiated trials (peer-reviewed, institutional). The CTCF provides support for all cancer clinical trials, from protocol development through reporting of results. The Core also oversees use of the OnCore clinical trials database, ensuringgeneral scheme of causal spin foam models proposed by many authors, being its first (highly) non-trivial example.

Long-term plan and motivation
-----------------------------

Let us first give a few motivations both for spin foam models in general and for our work in particular, and also outline a long-term plan in which our results may be seen as a step forward.

First of all, there are several reasons to believe that an approach which mantains full covariance in treating the gravitational field is to be preferred over any other which breaks this covariance [@SorkFork], e.g. a canonical approach based on a 3+1 splitting of the spacetime coordinates, or restricted to particular topologies such as the customary $\Sigma\times{{\rm \bf R}}$. Even looking at the problem from the canonical side, the problems encountered in implementing the


Hamiltonian constraint in loop quantum gravity [@carlorev][@thi], i.e. in understanding the dynamics of gravitational states, and the possibility of implementing it in a covariant manner by a projector operator encourage the search for a covariant" version of loop gravity, which is a way to look at spin foam models [@carloproj]. These can be seen as a peculiar implementation of the path integral approach to quantum gravity, where a partition function is defined as a sum over all the 4-geometries interpolating between given boundary 3-geometries, with a weight given by the exponential of ($i$ times) the Einstein-Hilbert action for general relativity, and a suitable measure on the space of 4-metrics up to diffeomorphisms, with a possible additional sum over all the possible manifolds having the given boundary: Z(h\_1,h\_2)=\_\_[h\_1,h\_2]{}ge\^[iS\_[gr]{}]{}. Transitionspin foam models realise a path integral for quantum gravity, it is still under question what exactly this algebraic path integral provides, what kind of transition amplitude, or what kind of Green function (in analogy with the field theoretic knowledge) it gives. We discuss first the path integral or sum-over-histories realization of Green functions for the relativistic particle, and then how the same idea can be implemented at least at a formal level in the case of quantum gravity in the traditional metric (second order) formalism (most of this section is from [@Teitelboim], but see also [@Halli] for an account of the sum-oev-histories realization of several Green’s functions for the relativistic particle). Finally, we outline the analogy with the Barrett-Crane spin foam model, that furnishes the conceptual starting


it may be divided into two disjoint classes $N>0$ and $N<0$. Now one can show that the integral over both classes yields the Hadamard Green function: G\_H(x\_1,x\_2)=x\_2x\_1&=& \_[-]{}\^[+]{} dT (\_d\^4 x d\^4 p) e\^[id(p x - T )]{}\
&=& (\_d\^4 x d\^4 p) (p\^2 + m\^2)e\^[id (p x)]{} which is related to the Wightman functions $G^{\pm}$, in turn obtained from the previous expression by inserting a $\theta(p^0)$ in the integrand and a $\pm$ in the exponent, by: G\_H(x\_1,x\_2) = G\^+(x\_1,x\_2)+G\^-(x\_1,x\_2) =G\^+(x\_1,x\_2)+G\^[+]{}(x\_2,x\_1). \[eq:had\] This function is a solution of the Klein-Gordon equation in both its arguments, and does not register any order between them, in fact $G_H (x,y)=G_H (y,x)$. Putting it differently, it is an a-causal transition amplitude between physical states, or a physical inner product between them, and theon studying the classical and quantum geometry underlying the Barrett-Crane model and understanding how it is possible to induce a causal structure in it, defining causal transition amplitudes. Then, we can conjecture that a complex group field theory generates this causal spin foam model just as (real) group field theory generates the present spin foam models.

Ponzano-Regge model in dual variables
=====================================

Before studying the Barrett-Crane model, linked to general relativity in $3+1$ dimensions, it is interesting to have a look at the corresponding spin foam model in 3 dimensions. Indeed, in this section, we formulate the Ponzano-Regge model in a similar fashion as we are going to do with the Barrett-Crane, using normals to each triangle as basic variables. We explain how the partition function of the model defines a


and of the consequent invariance under change of triangulation, the following relation holds:

\_[\_2]{}\_[j\_\_2]{}P\_[\_1,\_2]{}(j\_e,j\_)P\_[\_2,\_3]{}(j\_,j’\_e)=P\_[\_1,\_3]{}(j\_e,j’\_e) where $\mathcal{L}$ is another constant depending only on the triangulation $\Delta_2$.

Because of this property, the following operator acting on spin network states $\phi_\Delta$ living on the boundary triangulation is a projector:

\[\_\](j)=\_\_[j’]{}P\_[,]{}(j,j’)\_(j’) i.e. it satisfies: $\mathcal{P}\cdot\mathcal{P}=\mathcal{P}$, and we can re-write the partition function as:

Z\_M=\_T\_[j\_e\_1,j\_\_2]{}\[Z\_[M\_1,\_1]{}\](j\_e)P\_[\_1,\_2]{}(j\_e,j\_)\[Z\_[M\_2,\_2]{}\](j\_).

This allows us to define the physical quantum states of the theory as those satisfying:

\_=\[\_\] \[eq:proj\] being the anlogue of the Wheeler-DeWitt equation, and the inner product between them as: \_’\_\_[phys]{}=\_[j,j’]{}\_(j)P\_[,]{}(j,j’)’\_, so that the functions $Z_{M_1}$ and $Z_{M_2}$ are solutions to the equation [(\[eq:proj\])]{} and the partition function for $M$ basically gives their inner product.

In this argument a crucial role is played by the triangulation invariance of the model, so that it isboth in the relativistic particle case and in quantum gravity in metric formalism, as we have shown above. A simple argument suggests that this may happen also in our spin foam context; in fact, a $3+1$ splitting of the Plebanski action (see [@Peldan]), after the imposition of the constraints on the $B$ field (we are then analysing the $3+1$ splitting of the Palatini action for gravity), shows that a change of sign in the $B$ field is equivalent to a change of sign in the lapse function, so that both sectors of solutions are taken into account in a path integral realization of the projector operator. The $B$ field has in fact the role of metric field in this $BF$ type formulation of gravity, and a canonical 3+1


partition function (for fixed triangulation) is finite [@finite1; @finite2].

The functions $K$ appearing in these amplitudes have the explicit expression:

K\^[\_k]{}(x\_i,x\_j)= \[eq:K\] where $\eta_{ij}$ is the hyperbolic distance between the points $x_i$ and $x_j$ on the hyperboloid $H^+$.

The amplitudes describe an interaction among the $\rho$’s that couples different 4-simplices and different tetrahedra in the triangulation whenever they share some triangle, and an interaction among the different tetrahedra in each 4-simplex. In the presence of boundaries, formed by a certain number of tetrahedra, the partition function above has to be supplemented by boundary terms given by a function $C^{\rho_1\rho_2\rho_3\rho_4}_{(j_1k_1)(j_2k_2)(j_3k_3)(j_4k_4)}(x)$ for each boundary tetrahedron [@boundary], being defined as: C\^[\_1\_2\_3\_4]{}\_[(j\_1k\_1)(j\_2k\_2)(j\_3k\_3)(j\_4k\_4)]{}(x)=D\^[\_1]{}\_[00j\_1k\_1]{}(x)D\^[\_2]{}\_[00j\_2k\_2]{}(x)D\^[\_3]{}\_[00j\_3k\_3]{}(x)D\^[\_4]{}\_[00j\_4k\_4]{}(x) \[xintertwiner\] where $x$ is a variable in $\sl/SU(2)$ assigned to each boundary tetrahedron, $D^{\rho_i}_{00j_ik_i}(x)$ is a representation matrix for it in the representationnormals to the other ($g\cdot x=y$): it is a pure boost connection mapping two points in $H^+$ into one another. Thus, the association of two variables $x$ and $y$ to each edge (tetrahedron) of the 2-complex (triangulation) is the association of a connection variable $g$ to the same edge (tetrahedron) (this is of course the connection variable associated to the edges, and then constrained by the simplicity constraints, that is used in all the various derivations of the Barrett-Crane model [@gft1; @gft2; @ale1; @alejandro1; @danruth; @boundary; @hendryk]). From the product of connection variables around a closed loop in the dual complex, e.g. the boundary of a face dual to a triangle, one obtains a measure of the curvature associated to that triangle, just as in traditional simplicial formulations


of gravity (i.e. Regge calculus) or in lattice gauge theory. This set of variables, connections on links and areas on faces, is the discrete analogue of the set of continuous variables $(B(x), A(x))$ of the Plebanski formulation of gravity.

Of course, we have a local Lorentz invariance at each “manifold point" i.e each 4-simplex. Mathematically, it corresponds to the Lorentz invariance of the amplitude associated to the 4-simplex. Physically, it says that the 5 normals $(x_A,x_B,\dots,x_E)$ to the 5 tetrahedra of a given 4-simplex are given up to a global Lorentz transformation: $(x_A,x_B,\dots,x_E)$ is equivalent to $(g\cdot x_A,g\cdot
x_B,\dots,g\cdot x_E)$. This is also saying that the local reference frame associated to each 4-simplex is given up to a Lorentz transformation, as usual. Now, given two adjacent 4-simplices, one can rotate$J$ and this formula becomes: \^[(4)]{}= \_[t,t’]{} \_[IJKL]{}sign(t,t’)J\_t\^[IJ]{}J\_[t’]{}\^[KL]{}. There is another formula to define the volume, which can be seen as more suitable in our framework in which we use explicitely the (time) normals to the tetrahedra: ([V]{}\^[(4)]{})\^3=\^[abcd]{} N\_aN\_bN\_cN\_d where is the oriented normal with norm $|N_i|=v^{(3)}_i$ the 3-volume of the corresponding tetrahedron (more on the 4-volume operator in the Barrett-Crane model can be found in [@danhend]).

### Simplicial classical theory underlying the model {#area-angle}

Thus the classical counterpart of the quantum geometry of the Barrett-Crane model, or in other words the classical description of the geometry of spacetime that one can reconstruct at first from the data encoded in the spin foam, is a simplicial geometry described by two sets of variables, both associated to the triangles in the


normal field [@boundary2]. Then it turns out that quantizing these commutations relations at a finite number of points (the vertices $v$ of the graph) lead to the imposition of the simplicity constraints at the vertices and the same space of simple spin networks [(\[simplespinnet\])]{} as shown in [@link]. The graph, representing the quantum geometry state, then has edges labelled with $SL(2,{{\rm \bf C}})$ simple representations $\rho\ge0$, which corresponds to an area carried by this edge given by: area\~. \[areaspectrum\] The restriction to a finite number of points is natural from the spin foam viewpoint since the space-like slice are made of tetrahedra glued together and that these same tetrahedra are considered as the points of this 3d-slice. This explicit relation between the spin foam setting and the canonicalfrom the first one by a Pachner move corresponding to the 4-simplex. The eye diagram is a statistical weight which can be understood as the number of quantum states of a tetrahedron defined by the areas of its 4 triangles. Indeed, a (classical) tetrahedron is defined by 6 numbers (the 6 lengths of its edges as an example) and is not fully determined by the 4 areas of its faces: we miss the values of the area of the 2 interior parallelograms [@bb]. This indeterminacy persists at the quantum level. In fact, at the quantum level we can specify, in addition to the 4 representations corresponding to the 4 triangle areas, an additional variable for each tetrahedron as a basis for the space of intertwiners between the four


and look at one particular triangle area probability graph. As we simply would like to get an idea of what’s happening, to simplify the calculations, one can suppose the space to be isotropic around the triangle. Then the amplitude for the area $\rho$ is

()=\^2( )\^N =(2-\_0) where $N$ is the number of 4-simplices sharing this same triangle and $\theta_0$ is the deficit angle corresponding to the curvature around the given triangle, $\theta_0=0$ corresponding an approximatively flat space-time. First, the amplitude is 0 for $\rho=0$. Then, we see that we have a discrete series of maxima which hints toward the possibility of generating dynamically a discrete area spectrum. Moreover, this spectrum scales with the curvature. Nevertheless, there is a big difference of the amplitude of each extremum, which increasesthe lapse function, in turn originating from the symmetry $B\rightarrow -B$ in the bivector field, that we expect to be present in the model at the quantum level. A change in the sign of $B$ in our discretized context corresponds to a change in the orientation of the triangles on the simplicial manifold, and to a consequent change in the orientation of the tetrahedra. Therefore we expect the sum over both signs of proper time, assuring the implementation of the Hamiltonian constraint but also erasing causality requirements from the model, to be realized in our simplicial model as a sum over both orientations of the triangles and of the tetrahedra in the manifold. This is indeed what happens.

In fact, let us analyse more closely the $Z_2$ symmetry of


oriented (outward) normal with $\alpha_i=\pm 1$ (we can think also of $+x_i$ as living in $\mathcal{H}^+$ and of $-x_i$ as living in $\cal{H}^-$). We call [*boost parameter*]{}, associated to the triangle shared by the $i$ and $j$ tetrahedra, the quantity \_[ij]{}=\^[-1]{}(x\_ix\_j)0 \[angledef\] and then the [*dihedral Lorentz angle*]{} is defined as \_[ij]{}=\_i\_j\_[ij]{}= \_i\_j\^[-1]{}(\_i\_jn\_i.n\_j). When $\alpha_i\alpha_j=1$, $\theta_{ij}=\eta_{ij}$ is called an interior angle and, in the opposite case, it is called an exterior angle. Then, the (spherical) kernel in the $\rho$ representation reads K\_(x\_i,x\_j)= =\_[=1]{} e\^[i\_[ij]{}]{}.

The Schl[ä]{}fli identity is the (differential of the) constraint relating the 10 angles stating that they come from the 5 normals to the tetrahedra: the 5 normals $n_i$ defined a unique (geometric) 4-simplex (up to overall scale) [@bc1] and the 10 angles defined from themand that erases causality from the model. This means choosing a consistent orientation $\{\mu_v,\alpha_{T,v},\epsilon_t\}$ for all simplices satisfying [(\[localorient\])]{} and [(\[globalorient\])]{}. In other words we fix the $\epsilon_t$ in the amplitude, and thus the orientation, to the values corresponding to the stationary points in the a-causal amplitude (of course we do not impose the other conditions coming from the stationary point analysis, i.e. we do ot impose the equations of motion). Then, this leads to a [*causal amplitude*]{}, constructed by picking from the general Barrett-Crane model only the terms corresponding to the chosen orientations $\epsilon_t$ of the triangles:

A\_[causal]{}()&=&\_s\_[([H]{}\_+)\^4]{} \_[Ts]{}x\^[(s)]{}\_T \_[ts]{} \_t\_t\^2\_t \_T A\^T\_[eye]{}({\_t}\_[tT]{}) \_se\^[i\_[ts]{}\_t\_t\_t]{}\
&=&\_s\_[([H]{}\_+)\^4]{} \_[Ts]{}x\^[(s)]{}\_T \_[ts]{} \_t\_t\^2\_t \_T A\^T\_[eye]{}({\_t}\_[tT]{})e\^[i\_t\_t\_[s|ts]{}\_t(s)]{}\
&=&\_s\_[([H]{}\_+)\^4]{} \_[Ts]{}x\^[(s)]{}\_T \_[ts]{} \_t\_t\^2\_t \_T A\^T\_[eye]{}({\_t}\_[tT]{})e\^[iS\_[R]{}]{} \[orientampli\] For a (simplicial) manifold $\Delta$ with boundaries, we need to take in account


a clear link between causality in spin foam models and the orientation of the 2-complex on which they are based. The causal restriction we performed on the Barrett-Crane model was indeed motivated by such a link. The resulting causal model, however, was, on the one hand, constructed in an admittedly rather ad hoc manner and not derived from some general formalism, and, on the other hand, was restricted to a choice of a fixed triangulation of the spacetime manifold, i.e. to a fixed 2-complex. The present derivations of the Barrett-Crane model, avoiding this limitation, are all based on the formalism of group field theory and define a sum over 2-complexes in a very natural way. However, they all generate un-oriented 2-complexes and thus the a-causal Barrett-Crane model. Oneinitial trial resulted in six acquittals last year after prosecutors alleged only that defendants attended the march and thereby were guilty accomplices akin to a getaway car. Prosecutors dropped charges against 129 people after the first trial, leaving just 59 defendants.

Midway into closing arguments Thursday, Knowles asked to be briefed on Morin’s rulings. She said she would review the facts independently and that “the motions for mistrial are moving forward.” Closing arguments went ahead with defense teams unsure if Knowles would rule on a possible mistrial before jurors reach a verdict.

Kerkhoff, the leading prosecutor on the inauguration cases, said she is considering a challenge to Morin’s findings and said defendants were aware that prosecutors had more Project Veritas videos.

Project Veritas, a politically conservative investigative group founded by James


said.

Kerkhoff disputed that activists were unidentifiable in poor-quality video still frames, arguing Basillas, who wore cyan-colored hair highlights and matching lip glitter to court, could be identified by tortoise-shell eyeglasses. “Look at how detailed those glasses are,” she said.

Defense attorneys argued, however, there were no witness identifications of the men and no physical evidence — evidence of poor police work, many have said.

“No co-conspirator has come forward to testify against any of these four gentlemen,” said defense attorney Matthew Rist, who is representing Felice. Unlike the other defendants, Felice is charged with resisting arrest and assaulting a police officer for allegedly charging toward a police line, an act that allowed dozens of the most aggressive activists to avoid arrest.

Rist refused to accept prosecutors’ claim that a man inQ:

Change class of div based on radio button inside it?

I have the view below. What I want is to change the class of the div based on whether or not the radio button inside it is checked. What am I doing wrong? Note: I'm a newbie to AngularJS and this project is me trying to learn Angular..

    <input id="{{show.name}}" type="radio" name="checkbox" ng-model="tvshow.chosen" ng-value="show.name">
    {{show.name}}

A:

You are applying ng-class to div of ng-repeat hence it is assigned to all div's. You need to create a child div, add ng-class to that div with your condition. it will toggle the class of only that child div


got some new curtains for the dining/sewing room/library and I have been storing the old lace ones in the linen closest. LOL

Step 1 –

OK, let me first explain about my short legs… They are Hobbit short, people… Seriously. Actually, I have Hobbit feet, too, just minus all the yucky foot hair…. LOL Anyway, I cut the upper skirt at 23″. LOL S

So, cut 2 pieces, each the width of the fabric.

When you cut, make a curve at the bottom, like in the picture below.

Step 2-

I cut the underskirt at 27″. Cut 2 pieces, the width of the fabric and with a curve.

Step 3 –

I cut 6 1/2 ” off both sides of the curtains. You will need to cut the lace the width of the skirt fabric. So,before directing a verdict, and if any question remains in his mind as to the ruling, he ought to deny the motion to direct. Subsequently, upon the motion to set aside the verdict, he can examine the evidence in the light of our law with deliberation and reflection and arrive at his conclusion apart from the haste and pressure of the court-room." Ulrich v. New York, N.H. & H.R. Co., 98 Conn. 567, 570, 119 A. 890; Greenley v. Miller's, Inc., Ill Conn. 584, 588, 150 A. 500. This rule still applies even though, under Practice Book § 448, a narrative statement of the evidence is now used, as it was in this case, in lieu of the printing of the transcript, *547 and even though, under Practice


Book § 234, a decision on a motion for a directed verdict may now be reserved until after a verdict has been rendered.
In the exceptional case, however, a verdict may properly be directed. Our rule as to the direction of a verdict has remained unchanged although it has not always been expressed in identical phraseology. It is clearly and tersely stated in Mott v. Hillman, 133 Conn. 552, 555, 52 A.2d 861, as follows: "While the direction of a verdict is not favored, it is justified if upon the evidence the jury could not reasonably and legally have reached any other conclusion than that embodied in the verdict as rendered; Bernardo v. Hoffman, 109 Conn. 158, 159, 145 A. 884; and if, had the verdict been rendered formost._

Must be a real privilege for your grandfather to share that bit of vivid
history with you. My grandfather would have been a young adult during WW2, and
the small island that both he and I grew up on has a deep history with the
Japanese which had a direct impact on its indigenous population; he supposedly
spoke fluent Japanese as a consequence, along with Korean (by birth), the
indigenous language (married a local), and eventually English (after American
occupation). Unfortunately, he was unable to speak coherently by the time I
was in my late teens and old enough to be interested, so the only history
lessons I've gotten of the time were second hand, passed down from the stories
he told my father.

~~~
kwindla
If you don't mind sharing, would you say which island? A few months ago


From Dr. Oz promoting homeopathy to Deepak Chopra extolling the virtues of quantum healing, students are bombarded with questionable claims that require careful examination. Although students have access to more information than ever before, many do not possess the skills to distinguish good information from bad. Exacerbating this problem is the prevalence of pseudoscientific information available in the popular media, online, and even the classroom ([@B14]; [@B17]; [@B21]). The purpose of this article is to provide examples that challenge students and provide instructors with tools to enhance scientific thinking. To do so, we describe how to distinguish science from pseudoscience, and provide several examples that can be used to promote scientific thinking. Specifically, we want to encourage students to employ *scientific skepticism*. Scientific skepticism means approaching claims withInstructors can use videos or websites of celebrity psychics such as Sylvia Browne, John Edwards, or James van Praagh, and allow students to investigate the validity of their claims. Sylvia Browne, who passed away in 2013, made many appearances on such programs as the *Montel Williams Show*, *Larry King Live*, and other talk shows. In 2004, Browne appeared on the Montel Williams show and told the parents of Amanda Berry that their daughter had been murdered. In fact, Berry had been kidnapped in 2003, and escaped in 2013 in a high-profile story in Cleveland, Ohio. Sadly, Amanda's mother died in 2006, believing that her daughter had been murdered.

Preeminent skeptic James Randi publicly challenged Sylvia Browne to prove her psychic ability. Randi, who wrote a book exposing Uri Geller


legs. The goblins appeared shortly past 8:00 PM, and terrorized the family until midnight. At this point, some members of the family escaped and sought help from local authorities. Given the details and vivid eyewitness accounts, students may assume the case offers compelling evidence of alien visitation. Instructors should encourage students to consider what additional evidence would be required to accept this extraordinary claim, and to lay out plausible alternative explanations for the events.

The Hopkinsville entities have a decidedly earthly explanation. The "aliens" were in fact, Great Horned Owls, and the eyewitnesses were probably intoxicated during the "alien attack" ([@B5]). Students usually find the true story of the events amusing; and this example can lead naturally into a discussion on Area 51, the Greys, or other otherworldly interestsweigh in on many a debate. From taking on flat earthers to Monsanto to Hawaiian Air baggage fees, the king is opinionated. But he’s discerning. Apparently, the negativity found in the comments of our Instagram post were too much, so Kelly decided to comment for himself:

“Hmmm. What to think about this. Far worse than hassling naked people on American beaches. The French seem to have one thing very progressive and accepting, and another just ass backwards. There could be a cross dresser next to this person and not be bothered so why bother her? Imbeciles. And yes these cops are idiotic…they should be committed to specifically not enforcing unjust laws and using their humanity and common sense. Outlawing clothing is seriously the dumbest thing I’ve ever heard even


medicine, culture, and technology of the wider Islamic world, diffusing these innovations out into a wider European culture. Our conference in 2007, will seek to expose the most relevant scientific and cultural developments and perspectives of that period in history to a modern dialogue of cultures. The main conference sessions will cover: Sunday 2nd September – Music and Musical cultures Monday 3rd September – History & History of Science – Mathematics and Art Tuesday 4th September – Medicine, Pharmacology and practices – Astronomy Wednesday 5th September – ‘Land and water sciences’ & engineering – Literature In addition, the following additional session will explore in more detail: A. On 5th September a workshop on literature of the period and region Speakers include: B. McGuire (Roskilde, Denmark) Doris Abouseief (SOAS,missing follow-up data) were included in the analysis using linear mixed models.](jamanetwopen-2-e186828-g001){#zoi180281f1}

Eligible participants were required to have been previously diagnosed as having LSS and to supply magnetic resonance imaging or computed tomography evidence of narrowing of the central canal, lateral recess, and/or foramen. We also confirmed the presence of at least 1 of these clinical signs of LSS: (1) leg symptoms worsened by walking and relieved by sitting; (2) symptoms worsened by lumbar extension and relieved by flexion; and/or (3) leg pain relieved by leaning forward on a shopping cart while walking. Additional inclusion criteria were 60 years or older, ability to read/write English, ability to walk at least 15 meters without an assistive device, limitation of walking due to LSS, ability to engage in mild exercise, and


present study were not simply an artifact of natural history.

The demographic and baseline characteristics of the participants were comparable with those enrolled in previously published LSS trials, which adds to the generalizability of our results. Also, the pragmatic nature of the interventions should facilitate the adoption of the study interventions by many stakeholders. Our tailored approach to medical care did not include the use of any opioids and could be easily adopted by primary care physicians. Group exercise classes are routinely available at most community centers at little or no cost to older adults. The manual therapy/individualized exercise protocols could be readily implemented by most chiropractors and physical therapists with relatively minimal training. However, the cost of 12 treatments with these health care professionals is greater than groupexercise classes or 3 visits to a physician.

Conclusions {#H1-5-ZOI180281}
===========

Mounting concern about the rising rates of spine surgery and opioid use in older adults makes a compelling case for the dissemination of new evidence about safe and effective nonsurgical and nonopioid pharmacologic treatment options for LSS. The results of this study provide new evidence about the comparative effectiveness of tailored medical care, group exercise, and a combination of chiropractic/physical therapy as viable nonsurgical and nonopioid treatment options for patients with LSS. Patients, health care professionals, and other stakeholders would benefit from the dissemination of these new research findings.

######

**Trial Protocol**

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**eAppendix.** Trial baseline adaptive randomization methodology

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**Data Sharing Statement**

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Q:

Horizontal space after tikzpicture[overlay, remember picture]

I'm writing a document using a template that is not mine, in which, after an equation, some arrows are added using TikZ, by defining tikzmarks and using the overlay, remember picture options to the tikzpicture environment.
I've noticed that if one adds text immediately after \end{tikzpicture} then a little bit of white space is added at the beginning of the line. Here you can see a MWE:
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"attracts more responsible drivers" who are typically favor safety over extreme performance and horsepower.

Traffic accident data from NHTSA shows that 25 percent of all traffic fatalities in the U.S. in 2017 were caused by speeding. Volvo safety experts say that many people do not recognize the danger of speeding or realize that once the car reaches certain speeds its in-car safety technology will not prevent severe injuries and fatalities in the event of a crash.

“As humans, we all understand the dangers with snakes, spiders and heights. With speeds, not so much,” Volvo senior safety specialist Jan Ivarsson said in a release. “People often drive too fast in a given traffic situation and have poor speed adaption in relation to that traffic situation and their own capabilities as ayear. That average has declined since the Great Recession, but there were about 275,000 babies were born to unauthorized immigrant parents in 2014, according to the Pew Research Center.

Because all of those children are U.S. citizens, they are eligible to eventually sponsor relatives for immigrant visas, creating a cycle of chain migration benefiting people who violated immigration law. Some reformers also argue that birthright citizenship promotes abuse of welfare programs because illegal immigrants can obtain benefits, including Medicaid, food stamps and certain tax credits, through their U.S. citizen children.

Then there is the issue of birth tourism, in which foreign nationals travel to the U.S. on business or tourist visas with the aim of giving birth to an American citizen. Estimates vary widely, but a 2015 CIS analysis found


been confirmed a stable state^[@bib17]^ that can be several diseases\' predicted markers.^[@bib18],\ [@bib19]^ To better address the role of miRNAs in PE, we extracted leukocytes from peripheral blood of PE patients and performed the miRNA sequencing of PE patients and normal healthy pregnant women using the second-generation sequencing technology. We found that a collection of miRNAs was expressed aberrantly in PE samples compared with the healthy pregnant women. Different expressed miRNA were validated by quantitative reverse transcriptase--PCR (qRT-PCR) in a large sample set. The receiver operating characteristic (ROC) analysis illustrated that a combination of four miRNA expression profiles might be used as biological markers for PE.

Methods
=======

Ethics statement and samples
----------------------------

This study has approved by the Clinical Research Ethics Committee of Shanxi Medical College. PE was defined according to the    4

Abbreviations: miRNA, microRNA; mTOR, mammalian target of rapamycin; TCA, tricarboxylic acid.

###### Relative expression (2^−ΔΔCт^) of four selected miRNAs in different groups (mean±s.d.)

  *miRNA ID*     *N group*   *PE group*                             *PA group*


of low power transmitters, which have covered relatively small areas known as “cells”. Unlike broadcast networks, wireless networks may be adapted to provide two-way interactive services between users of user equipment such as telephones and computer equipment.
The introduction of cellular communications systems in the late 1970's and early 1980's represented a significant advance in mobile communications. The networks of this period may be commonly known as first generation, or “1G” systems. These systems were based upon analog, circuit-switching technology, the most prominent of these systems may have been the advanced mobile phone system (AMPS). Second generation, or “2G” systems, ushered improvements in performance over 1G systems and introduced digital technology to mobile communications. Exemplary 2G systems include the global system for mobile communications (GSM), digital AMPS (D-AMPS), andFor many years Adam Green and AriesScope Studios have been doling out the goods to horror fans everywhere. As a result of the heavy rains that have hit California, the place where all the magic happens has been badly damaged with some things lost forever.

From The AriesScope Website:

On Friday February 17th, Southern California was pummeled with the worst torrential rain the area has received in many, many years. Los Angeles was hit with flash floods, sink holes, and a massive path of destruction in which homes and vehicles were destroyed. In a few tragic cases lives were lost in the storm. While we are grateful to report that everyone in our family was unharmed by the severe weather, unfortunately we can’t say the same for our beloved studio.


now I can not build a package to release an update to my application.

A:

Downgrade to 15.5.7 working for me now.
I do not know why this did not work right away, maybe I rebooted the computer. but now it works.
That's good - I was able to release an update my app.
And this is very sad - this is my fourth Downgrade in three months(starting from 15.6).
Archiving the package does not work normally three months, three months, Karl!
I lost a lot of time.

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         Sweden and Uruguay co-chaired a meeting of the High Ambition Alliance on Chemicals and Waste, with representatives from a number of countries and organisations. Participants agreed on a joint statement to work together for a new, ambitious global framework for chemicals and waste to be adopted in 2020. The meeting took place at the fourth session of the UN Environment Assembly (UNEA-4) in Nairobi, Kenya.

Keyboard navigation in the search filter is done by using a combination of the TAB, ENTER, and ARROW keys. Start by pressing the TAB key to enter the filter module. Use the arrow keys to move between tabs. To select a desired tab, use the TAB key.

Prime Minister's Office
Ministry of Culture
Ministry of Defence
Ministry of Education and Research
Ministry of Employment
Ministry of Enterprise and Innovation
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/*
 * CellEditKeyEngine - A engine that allows the behaviour of arbitrary keys to be configured
 *
 * Author: Phillip Piper
 * Date: 3-March-2011 10:53 pm
 *
 * Change log:
 * v2.8
 * 2014-05-30  JPP  - When a row is disabled, skip over it when looking for another cell to edit
 * v2.5
 * 2012-04-14  JPP  - Fixed bug where, on a OLV with only a single editable column, tabbing
 *                    to change rows would edit the cell above rather than the cell below
 *                    thecell being edited.
 * 2.5
 * 2011-03-03  JPP  - First version
 *
 * Copyright (C) 2011-2014 Phillip Piper
 *
 * This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
 * it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
 * the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
 * (at your option) any later version.
 *
 * This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
 * but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
 * MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
 * GNU General Public License for more details.
 *
 * You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
 * along with


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(in 2000)

WASHINGTON -- It will be a Cinderella moment for the band of researchers who study the hidden history of the U.S. government. At midnight Dec. 31, hundreds of millions of pages of secret documents will be instantly declassified, including many FBI Cold War files on investigations of suspected communist sympathizers. After years of extensions sought by federal agencies behaving like college students facing a term paper, the end of 2006 means the government's first automatic declassification of records.

WASHINGTON -- It will be a Cinderella moment for the band of researchers who study the hidden history of the U.S. government. At midnight Dec. 31, hundreds of millions of pages of secret documents will be instantly declassified, including many FBI Cold War files on investigations of suspected communist sympathizers.Q:

Doing the Drag and Drop from one Grid to Another Grid made Form elements Irregular

Hi, I am Implementing the Drag Drop functionality using the Link
  http://examples.ext.net/#/DragDrop/Grid/Grid_to_Grid/
and i have implemented this on my form as when i click on One Grid
  Column setting Icon that gridpanel should be hide and this
  panel(ID:pnlGridDragDrop)  which are containing two DragDrop grids
  should be visible.
after Displaying the pnlGridDragDrop when i trying to Drag items from
  first Grid to another the above Tab Design becomes disappear.
What is the Reason here.
Please find the Image i have attached and the Code in my Program is as
  like below.

<ext:GridPanel ID="grdProjectsView"  Width="705" Title="Projects" >
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the foregoing that changing the lifecycle state of assets can have a significant impact on the operation of the underlying computing system. Therefore, dedicated governance, i.e., controlling or management, of the lifecycle transitions is needed. An effective method is to apply approval processes. For example, users and/or groups of users may request a lifecycle transition for a single or a collection of assets. Such a request may raise an approval request to more privileged users or groups such as SOA architects responsible to review all the assets that are entering the “In Production” 100c state. The approving users or approving group can approve or reject the requested transition. In the prior art, approvals are typically defined by attaching approval triggering policies to lifecycle transitions. When such a policystores a description of the at least one computing component, wherein the description comprises a lifecycle property which indicates the current lifecycle state of the computing component. Even more preferably, the lifecycle management system further comprises an event channel and a policy engine, wherein the registry is adapted for issuing an event on the event channel indicating a lifecycle transition request for the at least one computing component, and wherein the policy engine is adapted for consuming the event and for processing the lifecycle transition request in accordance with at least one associated policy. Accordingly, the lifecycle management is in this aspect implemented based on the event-driven architecture (EDA) paradigm, which allows for a particularly timely processing of the lifecycle management, as well as for improved extensibility, as


Buck Jones (American football)

Horatio "White Cloud" Jones (October 23, 1888 – September 8, 1985) was a professional football player who played in the National Football League during the 1922 season.

Biography
Jones was born on the Cattaraugus Indian Reservation and attended Haskell Indian Nations University. In 1922, he joined the NFL's Oorang Indians for two games. The Indians were an early NFL franchise based in LaRue, Ohio, composed only of Native Americans, and coached by Jim Thorpe.

References

Further reading

External links
Uniform Numbers of the NFL

Category:1888 births
Category:1985 deaths
Category:Players of American football from New York (state)
Category:Native American sportspeople
Category:Oorang Indians players
Category:Haskell Indian Nations University alumniand O/H) would evolve proportionally to that of the ISM, and the Be yield per supernova would increase with \[Fe/H\], contrary to the requirement of the data.

One solution to this problem was suggested [@casse95], following the reported [@bloemen94] detection with COMPTEL/CGRO, of C and O nuclear gamma ray lines from the Orion star formation region. These gamma rays were attributed to a postulated low energy cosmic ray (LECR) component, and it was suggested that such LECRs might be responsible for the Be (and B) production in the early Galaxy. The motivation for this idea (hereafter the LECR model) was the indication (based on the reported spectrum of the line emission) that the LECRs in Orion are enriched in C and O relative to protons and $\alpha$ particles (see


first considers the individual supernova shock acceleration of its own nucleosynthetic products [@lrk98], while the second addresses the collective acceleration by successive SN shocks of ejecta-enriched matter in the interiors of superbubbles [@hlr98]. In the individual supernova model, freshly formed high velocity grains in the slowing ejecta reach the forward supernova shock which then accelerates the grain erosion products. The superbubble model emphasizes the fact that the bulk of the SNIIs occur in the cores of superbubbles where the ambient matter is likely to be dominated by fresh supernova ejecta. In both scenarios, grain erosion products play a central role. They provide an explanation for the observed cosmic ray enrichment of the highly refractory Mg, Al, Si, Ca, Fe and Ni relative to the highly volatile H, He,Hillary Clinton might be namedropping Pokémon Go on the campaign trail, but she'll also be hoping her supporters have some smartphone battery left for another app — her own. Clinton supporters Hillary for America launched Hillary 2016 on the App Store last night, an app that offers daily challenges and quizzes to Clinton supporters, as well as providing digital and physical rewards to volunteers who help organize and canvas for the Democratic candidate.

Supporters can get autographs

Users can open their own digital headquarters and change its design and layout, moving desks, chairs, and giant American flags around ahead of the election in November. Clinton supporters will be able to compete against each other at local, state, and national levels to gauge who's working hardest for Hillary, with scores increased


authors. If the dust is relatively cold, then mid-infrared [*Spitzer*]{} observations do not probe the dominant cold dust component, and would underestimate the total dust mass. Moreover, this difference may be connected with the evolutionary stage of a SN remnant. Recently, @gall14 found very large grains in the circumstellar medium of a SN just a few months after the explosion, and claimed that such grains are able to survive the shocks and help to condense larger amounts of dust a few tens of years later.

It has been claimed that SNe are the main dust producers at high redshifts, when at least some of the intermediate-mass stars had not had enough time to reach the AGB phase [@dwek07; @dwek11; @dwek11b; @dwek14; @michalowski10smg4; @michalowski10qso; @gall11b; @hjorth14; @rowlands14b]. However, using thecalibration of @swinbank12: $M_{\rm gas}=(10\pm2)(L_{\rm CII}/{\mbox{$L_\odot$}})$. The uncertainty of this estimate has little effect on my result, as this mass corresponds only to $\sim10\%$ of the dynamical mass estimate.

Method {#sec:method}
======

The redshifts of the galaxies considered here correspond to at most $\sim500\,$Myr of evolution, depending on the formation redshift. Hence, for AGB stars I only considered stars more massive than $3\,{\mbox{$M_\odot$}}$, as less-massive stars have not had time to leave the main sequence and to produce dust [the main-sequence lifetime is $10^{10}\,\mbox{yr} \times [M/{\mbox{$M_\odot$}}\mbox{$]$} ^{-2.5}$; e.g., @kippenhahn90].

I calculated the dust yields per AGB star and per SN (amount of dust formed in ejecta of one star) required to explain the inferred dust masses in these galaxies as described in @michalowski10smg4 [@michalowski10qso]. Namely, the number of stars with masses between


Q:

How to PIVOT the next ROW_NUMBER()

I have a temp table that is populated by this query:
SELECT  att.property, att.stayDate, att.addedTimeStamp, att.rowNumber
    FROM
    (
    SELECT  RIGHT('000' + CAST(att.property AS VARCHAR(4)),4) AS property,
            CAST(att.stay_date AS DATE) AS stayDate,
            CAST(added_timestamp AS DATETIME) AS addedTimeStamp,
            ROW_NUMBER() OVER(PARTITION BY property, stay_date ORDER BY added_timestamp) AS rowNumber
        FROM dbo.tb_rm_portal_attention_days att
            WHERE att.revenue_initiative = 'Test'
    ) att

Which then gets me the  3
0100       2020-03-25   2019-03-07 17:10:21.930    4

Out of here I would like to have the property, stayDate, addedTimeStamp, and then the next addedTimeStamp in the group and if it is the max to just return NULL or whatever...not sure if that makes sense...
What my end goal is to essentially get the following out of that temp table:
property   stayDate      firstTimeStamp            secondTimeStamp
0053       2020-03-20    2019-03-04 17:10:32.837   2019-03-05 17:10:29.480
0053       2020-03-20    2019-03-05 17:10:29.480   2019-03-06 17:10:25.940
0053       2020-03-20


Frailty and cognitive impairment--a review of the evidence and causal mechanisms.
Incidence rates of cognitive impairment and dementia are rising with the ageing population. Meanwhile, the limited success of current treatments has led to a search for early markers of dementia which could predict future progression or improve quality of life for those already suffering from the disease. One focus has been on the correlation between physical and cognitive measures with an increasing interest in the association between frailty and cognitive decline. Frailty is an age-related syndrome described as the decreased ability of an organism to respond to stressors. A number of epidemiological studies have reported that frailty increases the risk of future cognitive decline and that cognitive impairment increases the risk of frailty suggesting that cognition and frailtymy-grpc-python-client-or-server
```

## Run a single Python script

For many simple, single file projects, you may find it inconvenient to write a
complete `Dockerfile`. In such cases, you can run a Python script by using the
Python Docker image directly:

```console
$ docker run -it --rm --name my-running-script -v "$PWD":/usr/src/myapp -w /usr/src/myapp grpc/python:1.15 python your-grpc-python-client-or-server.py
```

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Aposematic Virgin Tiger Moth Grammia virgo (Linnaeus, 1758)

Not all moths are cryptic, of course, but often the reason for being bold is clear. The Virgin Tiger Moth above, for example, is positively shouting "Do't eat me: I taste badddd!", although that probably wouldn't help much in the dark and one wonders what a bat would think? Spicy?

What is this Hologram Moth trying to tell me?

And I wonder what birds and bats think about the Green-backed Looper? I know what I think - if you are going to use a flash to take pictures


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The problem is that with video games being so inextricably linked with entertainment, it seems impossible for the outside viewer to fathom that a video game can do other things. A video game can make the player think. A video game, based solely on the merit of interactivity, has more power to influence the player than any other medium. A video game about the Holocaust isn’t going to be “fun” just because it’s a video game, just as a film, a medium largely in pursuit of entertainment, won’t be enjoyable to watch should it choose to examine the Holocaust.

You may have seen historical footage of the Holocaust, or films based on


see our medium progress. I may be naive, but I believe that, with enough support, Team Raycast will release the title that they’ve spent four years making. I believe that they will do so confident that the rest of the gaming community will be there behind them, ready to weather the storm.

However, having never played the game, I cannot talk about how tastefully it approaches the subject matter. The trailer leads one to believe that it’s done with as much realism as the Wolf3D engine will allow, which, presumably, means that the protagonist will invariably die just as those who revolted at Auschwitz did. For all I know, the game might very well be offensive and inappropriate in its treatment of the events. But the fact that it58
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  Jennifer A. Patti and Michael J. Alman of Greenspoon Marder LLP, Fort
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    Stephen J. McDonald of McDonald & Crawford, P.A., Fort Lauderdale,
for appellee.

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But why would an artist unleash his talents on the inside of a common apartment building, where the only people who can admire his works are the inhabitants? Well, because he was asked by the people living there. According to Dumskaya.net, the story of this unique art project started four years ago, when instead of the usual dull repainting , the building’s administration opted for something a little more decorative. One of the building’s inhabitants, Natalia, told everyone about a former colleague of hers who graduated from the Odessa School of Art, and they all agreed to have him paint the first few floors just to see if he was any good. When he wasant population and spatial dynamics. Such a high level of spatial detail is required to assist surveillance efforts but is difficult to incorporate into common modeling methods because of high computational costs. More than twice as many fire ant nests would have been found in 2008 using predictions made with our method rather than those made with the method currently used in the study region. Our method is suited to considering invasions in which a large area is occupied by the invader at low density. Improved predictions of such invasions can dramatically reduce the area that needs to be searched to find the majority of individuals, assisting containment efforts and potentially making eradication a realistic goal for many invasions previously thought to be ineradicable.


what about Fitz? The president (and Olivia’s former secret lover) has another four years left in the White House, and it’ll be the first time he’s running the country without Olivia advising him. Fortunately Cyrus will remain by his side, and the two will do “everything they can to make a positive impact on the nation.”

The Season 4 premiere of “Scandal” won’t be without its dark moments. Mellie will continue to struggle to “cope with the loss of her son.”

“Scandal” fans will remember that the Season 3 finale found Rowan hospitalized after getting stabbed by Momma Pope and Fitz on the brink of losing the election to Sally Langston after the vice president was photographed helping victims of the D.C. bomb. While Fitz was initially upset about thenews, he realized that he could finally have his happy ending with Olivia if he weren’t in office anymore. Olivia has wanted the same since they first began seeing each other, but Mellie’s dark secret lead her to make a selfless decision: to tell Fitz that his dad, Big Jerry, raped Mellie while he was running for governor. The truth destroyed Fitz but finally forged a bond between him and Mellie.

With his wife and children by his side, Fitz heads off to do his final campaign speech – where tragedy struck. As Fitz prepared to end his run in office, his son, Little Jerry, began sneezing and coughing up blood. Little Jerry collapsed on the floor, and at the hospital it was revealed that he passed away from


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Folks like Roger Ailes and Sean Hannity helped Trump get where he is today, their fortunes will ride the Trump train to victory or defeat in November.


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conducted in the andrology laboratory at our institution. The specimens were classified according to the World Health Organization Laboratory Manual for the Examination and Processing of Human Semen, 5th Edition (WHO 2010).^[@bibr21]^ Severe oligozoospermia was considered when the sperm concentration was less than 5 million sperm/mL and azoospermia was considered when sperm were absent in at least one ejaculate semen sample. Hormone assays were conducted via immunoassay for the in vitro quantitative determination in human serum and plasma. The results of the semen analysis, hormone levels, and a genetic test for each subject were collected from the patient\'s electronic chart with the corresponding data form.

A peripheral venous (3-4 mL) blood sample from each patient was collected in EDTA tubes. Each specimen container was labeled with the medical recordSociety, Met; Methionine, NA; non available, Thr; Threonine, Val; Valine.

All of the identified variants were single-nucleotide polymorphisms, three were coding sequences (one mis-sense and two synonymous), and the remainder were intronic (two of them splicing). Seven variants were previously reported as significant, while two (c.3469-65C\>A and c.1210-6T\>A) were not. One variant was novel (c.1210-13GT\>TG) and was detected as a heterozygous form in combination with three other variants in one patient. This azoospermic patient had undergone a varicocelectomy and had a family history of infertility, a higher level of serum gonadotropin hormones, lower testosterone, and his testicular sperm extraction showed no significant pathological changes.

The most commonly detected variants were c.1408G\>A and c.4389G\>A. Each of these variants was homozygous in one patient and heterozygous in two patients with an allelic


theories and scenarios have been proposed to explain the dramatic slow down of the systems and the associated growing cooperative length scales near the glass transition point [@Debenedetti2001; @Cavagna2009b; @Biroli2009; @Berthier2011d]. They can explain the experimental results equally well or equally poorly but none of them have been proved to be decisively better than other. Even a satisfactory mean-field picture of the glass transition has not been established [@Ikeda2010; @Schmid2010b]. Numerical simulation of simple model fluids is an ideal route to examine the competing theories. Considerable efforts have been put forward to gain insight from the dynamical behaviors of simple model glassformers [*in silico*]{}, but compelling answers are still lacking. There are several reasons why the simulation studies are not successful in sorting out numerous scenarios and theories. First, thefor the whole simulation runs.

![ The $\bar{q}_4$-$\bar{q}_6$ correlation map for the configurations obtained at the end of all the five simulation runs at $(\rho, T) = (1.5,  2.3 \times 10^{-5})$ (left panel) and $(\rho, T) = (2.0,  2.93 \times 10^{-6})$ (right panel). Four circles are the characteristic distribution for the bcc, hcp, fcc crystal, and fluid phase. ](fig3_qmap.eps){width="1\columnwidth"}

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In order to ensure that the nucleated samples are unambiguously the bcc crystal and that samples which failed to nucleate remain in the homogeneous fluid phase, we evaluate new parameters which were recently introduced by Lechner [*et al.*]{} [@Lechner2008]. They have used the two averaged bond order parameters $\bar{q}_4(i)$ and $\bar{q}_6(i)$ and demonstrated that the correlation map of them improves ability to determine the crystalline structures [@Lechner2008; @Kawasaki2010]. The averaged bond


below the melting temperatures. Both $g(r)$ and $S(k)$ show typical behaviors of dense fluids characterized by the prominent peaks near the position and the wavevector corresponding to the first coordination shell. Their peak heights increase as the temperature decreases. As density increases from $\rho=1.5$ to 2.0, the peak position of $g(r)$ shifts from $r=0.94$ to 0.85 and for $S(k)$ from $k=7.8$ to 8.4. The noticeable feature of the high density GCM is that the tail of the potential $v(r)$ stretches beyond the first coordination shell, as demonstrated in Figs. \[sk\] (a) and (c). This considerable overlap of particles imparts the character of the long-ranged interaction systems to the high density GCM. The long-ranged nature also appears as the anomalously small $S(k)$ at small wavevectors. The insets of Figs. \[sk\] (b)Kob-Anderson Lennard-Jones mixture (KA model) [@Kob1994].

In Fig. \[msdfskt\] (c) and (d), we plot $F_s(k=k_{\max},t)$ for several temperatures, where $k_{\max}$ is the wavevector where $S(k)$ show the maximum peak. $F_s(k_{\max},t)$ relaxes exponentially at high temperatures. As the temperature decreases, a plateau with a finite height appears and it stretches over longer times as the temperature decreases further, while the plateau height remains almost constant. This two-step relaxation behavior is another hallmark of the slow dynamic near the glass transition point. The terminal relaxation following the plateau is called the structural or alpha relaxation. We define the structural relaxation time $\tau_{\alpha}$ by $F_s(k_{\max},t=\tau_{\alpha}) = e^{-1}$. In Fig. \[ttsp\], we plot $F_s(k_{\max},t)$ against the time scaled by $\tau_{\alpha}$. The result shows that relaxation curves are collapsed at the alpha relaxation regime. This is the


height of $P(\log_{10} r; t)$ in Fig. \[disp\] (b) is compatible with that of the KA model at much higher temperature, $\varepsilon = 0.38$ ($T = 0.6$ in the LJ unit) [@Flenner2005e]. Above results strongly suggest that the dynamics of the high density GCM is more Gaussian-like than that of the conventional model glassformers and the dynamic heterogeneities are strongly suppressed.

Summary and Outlook
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In this paper, we presented the detailed analysis of dynamics of the high density GCM. The results are summarized below.

\(i) The crystal nucleation becomes slower as the density increases. Analysis of the two orientational bond order parameters, $\bar{q}_4$ and $\bar{q}_6$, reveals that the crystal structure is bcc at all densities beyond the reentrant point.

\(ii) The system which failed to crystallize shows clear two-step and stretched exponential relaxation inhave to be standing in a doorway and not seated in the room.

I tried moving the table out all together but then the room looks so bare in the middle.

Tell me – Am I totally overreacting? Am I just afraid of change? Is this really nothing considering our Lord was born in a cave?

Wow. I mean, WOW. I think I just answered my own question.

I feel better now.

Going to set up my nativity and finish decorating that tree now. (In the first picture did y’all notice that rogue limb on the tree bottom that needs chopping? That’s driving me crazy, too. Where are those dern trimmers?!?!)

*Breathe, Lisa. Remember Jesus, Lisa*

As you were.

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in C57BL/6-MIP-1α^−/−^ mice (*P* \<0.01). Thus, absence of MIP-1α results in decreased inflammation but increased susceptibility to MCMV infection in the liver.

Discussion {#Discussion}
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These studies demonstrate that NK cells are required for peak focal inflammatory responses in livers at early times after infection, and that this inflammation is localized to sites of viral infection, dependent upon the chemokine MIP-1α, and contributes to optimal resistance to viral infection. Depletions of NK cells dramatically reduced both numbers of, and cell infiltrates in, virus-induced foci on day 2 after MCMV infection. In contrast, these parameters were not altered appreciably by T and B cell deficiencies. Cells expressing the NK cell marker AGM1 were concentrated within inflammatory foci and constituted \>80% of the localized populations in normal as well as T and Bresults definitively establish that NK cells are migrating to, and promoting numbers and sizes of, liver inflammatory foci.

In conclusion, the studies presented in this report characterize the following required cascade of sequential events in early MCMV-infected livers: (*a*) infection of tissue cells, (*b*) induction of MIP-1α expression, (*c*) rapid recruitment of monocyte/macrophage migration into sinusoidal cavities and NK cell clusters in inflammatory foci with small proportions of monocyte/macrophage cells, and (*d*) induction of optimal antiviral defenses. They suggest that NK cell localization is required for delivery of the IFN-γ pathway of antiviral defense mediated by these cells in the liver. Moreover, they demonstrate that MIP-1α is a critical factor in promoting NK cell inflammation and accessing optimal early defense against infection. Given the striking parallels between MCMV and


(respectively, lanes *3--6*). (*B*) Livers were harvested from day 2 MCMV-infected C57BL/6 mice, and frozen tissue sections were prepared and used for immunohistochemical staining of MIP-1α protein as described in Materials and Methods. The MIP-1α protein is identified by dark blue precipitates, and tissues are counterstained with methyl green. Panel photograph was taken at ×31.25. Inset photograph, showing higher power of an inflammatory focus, was taken at ×125. Bar, 100 μm.

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Requirement for MIP-1α in NK cell trafficking to liver. Mice deficient in MIP-1α, as a result of genetic mutation or treatment with antibodies neutralizing the factor, were used to evaluate effects on trafficking to virus-infected livers. Bone marrow leukocytes were harvested from untreated mice, labeled with PKH26, and transferred intravenously into MCMV-infected recipients at 24 h afteron the status.
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Daley and Goodfellow celebrate bronze for GB

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Britain's Tom Daley and Dan Goodfellow won Olympic bronze in the men's synchronised 10m platform at Rio 2016.

The pair, who began training together last October, clinched only GB's eighth Olympic diving medal after pipping Germany to third place in a tense finish.

China's Lin Yue and Chen Aisen, the pre-competition favourites, won gold by a comfortable margin.

United States pair David Boudia and Steele Johnson claimed silver.

Daleyis one of Britain's most recognisable Olympians after competing at the Beijing Games in 2008 aged 14 and then winning bronze in the 10m platform under intense pressure in his home Games in London in 2012.

While the 22-year-old is better known for his individual exploits, he and 19-year-old Goodfellow were fancied to win a synchro medal after taking European silver in May.

Chief sports writer Tom Fordyce: Tom Daley and Dan Goodfellow may not have been partners for long, but they have both been on fast-forward in terms of their development and rock-solid in their teamwork. There is trust there born of shared living quarters and long training sessions; while Daley might seem like the oldest 22-year-old in the GB Olympic team, he has found fresh enthusiasm and drive


facts on this question, however, are not material. Parrott had to establish only that it submitted invoices clearly intended as statements of the balance owed to Parrott by the Rudes as of the date of each invoice, and that the Rudes did not object within a reasonable time. Parrott did so.

PERSONAL LIABILITY
The trial court held the Rudes jointly and severably liable. The Rudes mischaracterize this as "piercing the corporate veil." The Rudes contend that Parrott did not argue this theory to the trial court and that the trial judge improperly pierced the corporate veil here.
This contention is unsupported by the record. Parrott sought judgment from the Rudes individually, as well as from their corporate entities, and set forth its grounds for doing so.
The summons and both the originalEnterprises, jointly and severally.
And it was plain from the evidence and the argument throughout that Parrott asserted a cause of action against the Rudes individually. The Rudes never pleaded the defense of failure to state a cause of action against them. See, e.g., Frontier Milling & Elevator Co. v. Roy White Co-Operative Mercantile Co., 25 Idaho 478, 138 P. 825 (1914). The Rudes do not address their individual liability under contract or for breaching their fiduciary duty as officers of Parrott. And nothing in the record or the order appealed from suggests that the court entertained any notion of piercing a corporate veil.
This is simply a non-issue.
CALCULATION OF THE JUDGMENT AMOUNT
The Rudes dispute several aspects of the judgment amount.
The judgment includes only the amounts reflected in the invoices