Police deployed tear gas and water cannon to disperse demonstrators in several Turkish cities overnight on Thursday, according to Turkish media. Some protesters reportedly set barricades on fire during the clashes, which lasted for several hours.

The death of a 22-year-old protester earlier in the week inflamed the latest bout of public demonstrations against the conservative government of Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

The cause of Ahmet Atakan's death is disputed. Turkish media reports cited eyewitnesses as saying he died of head trauma after being struck by a tear gas canister. Police, however, say Atakan died after falling from a building where he had been throwing stones at security forces.

Thousands of people who dismiss the police's side of the story have since taken to the streets in Istanbul, Ankara andCoagulation, inflammatory, and stress responses in a randomized comparison of open and laparoscopic repair of recurrent inguinal hernia.
In previous comparisons of inflammatory and stress responses to open (OR) and laparoscopic (LR) hernia repair, all operations were performed under general anesthesia. Since local anesthesia is widely used for OR, a comparison of this approach with LR seemed relevant. Patients with recurrent inguinal hernia were randomized to OR under local anesthesia (n = 30) or LR under general anesthesia (n = 31). The magnitude of the surgical trauma was assessed by measuring markers of coagulation (prothrombin fragment 1 + 2), endothelial activation (von Willebrand factor), inflammation [leukocytes, interleukin-6, -8 and -10, granulocyte macrophage colony-stimulating factor, and C-reactive protein (CRP)], and endocrine stress (cortisol) in blood collected before operation, 4 h


got whipped up for the Spanish-American war with fake stories and sketches of Spanish atrocities that probably never happened. Arguably, it set a pattern for phony or embellished
American wartime propaganda
that would last at least through the Gulf War.

The Spanish-American War also delivered, perhaps for the first time, films gloriously recreating war events, Forsher said, and, "The government looked at it and went, 'Wow.'"

For World War I, the United States government created a propaganda office, and made sure to deploy movies in its propaganda arsenal. A cooperative Hollywood responded with films such as
The Kaiser,
the Beast of Berlin, To Hell With the Kaiser! and D.W. Griffith's Hearts of the World, which showed Germans throwing babies out windows, Forsher said.

On the other hand, an unfortunate group of filmmakers in 1917 putIsrael, has caused significant backlash against Arab-Americans and Arabs around the world.

"I think the demonization of Islam and the Arab world is identical to what happened 100 years ago," Winter said. "The Arab is now a stock figure, a caricature, a symbol of fanaticism, of infinite cruelty and no regard for human
rights."

"If things turn nasty [with Iraq], God knows what's going to happen to them," Forsher said. "It worries me. It worries me for the country and for Americans who have Middle Eastern ancestry."

Metaphorical Films

The Cold War also produced propaganda films, Forsher said, though they often took the form of metaphorical science fiction films like Invaders from Mars, about alien invaders wanting to consume American civilization. The tone
contrasted with films about the Russians from World War II.

"When we


the red underwear he allegedly wore to ward off his enemies' "evil eye."

And it was not hard for America to demonize its enemies after it was attacked on Sept. 11, 2001. President Bush took to calling Osama bin Laden "the evil one," and said he was wanted "dead or alive," like a mass killer on a Wild West poster.

The "What Would Mohammed Drive?" cartoon came more than a year later, playing off the "What Would Jesus Drive?" anti-SUV campaign. It's creator, Doug Marlette, wrote in the Jewish World Review that it was not meant to demean Arabs, Muslims or even Mohammed, but rather to attack "the distortion of their religion by murderous fanatics and zealots" acting in the name of Islam.

‘The Blacktop Illusion’

Saddam again is the object ofThe present invention relates to an automatic transmission for a vehicle in which multiple speeds (or multiple gear stages) or a wide gear ratio range are required.
Conventionally, there have been proposed various multiple-speed automatic transmissions that realize eight forward speeds using three planetary gearsets and six friction elements. For example, Japanese Patent Application Unexamined Publication No. 2001-182785 discloses such an eight forward-speed transmission that includes a double-pinion planetary gearset, a Ravigneaux planetary gear unit (i.e., a combination of a double-pinion planetary gearset and a single-pinion planetary gearset), four clutches, and two brakes.
However, in the automatic transmission of the above reference example which realizes eight forward speeds using three planetary gearsets and six friction elements, the following problems are caused due to the two double-pinion planetary gearsets used in


expected value for $r^2$, we need to integrate this function in each region, and then multiply by its area, divided by the area of the triangle and multiplied by $f(x,y)$:
$$<r^2>=4S_1 \int_{\Omega_1} x^2 dy ~dx+4S_2 \int_{\Omega_2} y^2 dy~ dx+2S_3 \int_{\Omega_3} (1-x-y)^2 dy~ dx$$
$$S_1=S_2=\frac{1}{2} \left(1-\frac{1}{\sqrt{2}} \right)$$
$$S_3=\frac{1}{2}-S_1-S_2=\left(\frac{1}{\sqrt{2}}-\frac{1}{2} \right)$$
Curiously, for the third region the value is twice of that for two other regions combined:
$$4S_1 \int_{\Omega_1} x^2 dy ~dx+4S_2 \int_{\Omega_2} y^2 dy=\frac{17-12 \sqrt{2}}{24}$$
$$2S_3 \int_{\Omega_3} (1-x-y)^2 dy~ dx=\frac{17-12 \sqrt{2}}{12}$$
The answer I get after evaluating all the double integrals, is:
$$<r^2>=\frac{17-12 \sqrt{2}}{8}=0.00368$$
$$\pi <r^2>=0.01156$$
However, the numerical experiments in Mahtematica (using the regions I defined) suggest the value approximately two times larger.

Can you spot where did I make a mistake? If all the steps are correct, maybe I made a mistake with integration, however I used Mathematica toweekend series at a win apiece.

The Jays, like the Orioles, had their chances to end it much earlier, though that’s a familiar script for Toronto, a team that has had rouble finishing from opening day in this very same stadium.

What was refreshing, at least, was a heck of a night for a pair of players performing in their first night in the show.

Outfielder turned relief pitcher Carlos Ramirez pitched two impressive, attacking innings of hitless ball in the 10th and 11th inning to keep his team in it, despite the pressure of the situation.

Instead, he remained calm and aggressive, striking out a pair in the meat of the Orioles lineup.

“That was awesome, awesome to watch,” Jays first baseman Steve Pearce said. “He faced a good part of the


career.

To say that Biagini has been a work in progress for the Jays this season would be an understatement.

From long reliever, to starter, to reliever and back to starter again, but only after a multi-week stint in Triple-A Buffalo. Though he didn't have the run support, Biagini was sensational at times, striking out a career-high 10 batters, including the final four Orioles he faced.

“I’m happy with the way I at least tried to be aggressive,” Biagini said. “I know that I’m … capable of throwing the ball aggressively, confidently, all the adverbs. It’s nice to throw one of those in there every once and a while.”

After reaching 103 pitches (two shy of his career high), Biagini was lifted for a parade of relievers after giving up just fivethe consideration it deserves? ANYWAYS. in the spirit of one of my favorite shows of all time, diners drive-ins and dives, i vow to taste all of the cool treats this city has to offer this summer. if you have any ideas/recommendations/comments please leave your comment at the bottom of this post! ICE CREAM 4 EVER.

5/20/11

the rapture

the world is ending tomorrow. so i'm gonna drink myself into a stupor and do this:

bangs & blush

holy buh-jeeesus, bangs & blush (myself and lindsay darling) have been some busy-ass bitches lately! us ladies are working hard day and night (and sipping cocktails inbetween) to bring you lots of amazing times in your near future this summer! new parties, new goodies and new music is on it's way. add us to twitter,


is vinny massimo's margarita pizza ADD IT TO YOUR LIST OF THINGS TO DO BEFORE THE WORLD ENDS. oop! what's that? you have 48 hours. GET TO IT.

i've always really wanted one of these, but i was sort of waiting for the whole carrie/sex & the city fad to disappear, because let's face it; sarah jessica parker's stylist really bought those back with a vengeance. and now i want one!

f.y.i. this is not a real spelling of my name. this is a hooker take on it. and i prefer it in gold. so there.

kansas couture

this little darling named katie has her own blog called kansas couture, obviously based out of kansas, where she shares her daily outfit choices amongst other cute things. the real kicker about her isQ:

Can emergency contact number be modified

I know iPhone has a "emergency" option before the phone is unlocked that can call 911 only. could that be modified given the reason is for emergency?

A:

There is no public API to change this number. Maybe you would be able to change it on Jailbroken device, but there is no official way to do this.
Anyway is there any good reason to change the emergency number ?


paleogeographic and paleoclimatic events that shaped the biodiversity of the local fauna. K. flavicollis biodiversity and its phylogeographic pattern are also evaluated in the light of the data available for the other native European termite taxon (genus Reticulitermes), in order to produce a more complete scenario of the Mediterranean. In the area comprised between southern France and Italy, the degree of diversity is similar; however, in the eastern area, while K. flavicollis is differentiated only at the population level, the genus Reticulitermes comprises at least six entities of specific and/or subspecific level. This discrepancy may be explained by taking into account the different evolutionary histories of the two taxa.the announcer said, “And here they come!” I lifted my cellphone and captured this photograph. It was one lucky shot with all six planes in the frame.
Photographer: Joan Stafford of Foresthill
Send us your best shots
“Postcards From Readers” is a weekly feature that spotlights your shots from around the nation and world. Please submit your photograph, with a brief description of what is taking place and the photographer’s name and hometown, to postcards@sacbee.com. All submissions become property of The Bee.

A river runs through Rome
Behind the lens: After my recent trip to Rome, I thought other readers might be interested in this photo at a Roman riverfront, considering everyone’s interest in Sacramento’s riverfronts: St. Peter’s Basilica on the Tiber River in Rome. The massive structure, here in the background, is


hometown, to postcards@sacbee.com. All submissions become property of The Bee.

These goats climb trees
The photographer: Mary Beth Montgomery of Gold River
Behind the lens: There really are nine goats in this argan tree in southwestern Morocco. The argan tree produces a fruit that attracts the goats up onto its branches. The fruit has a thick peel and pulp surrounding an almond-shaped nut. The goats love the fruit and are happily willing to climb out on the shaky branches to feast. Argan nuts pass through the digestive system of a tree goat whole. Once they are excreted, people gather them from the goat’s droppings. Argan oil is extracted from the nuts by several women’s co-operatives in the area and is sold as a luxury item.
Send us your best shots
The Bee wantsfrom around the nation and world. Please submit your photograph, with a brief description of what is taking place and the photographer’s name and hometown, to postcards@sacbee.com. All submissions become property of The Bee.

Beauty on view in Iceland
The photographer: Jim West of El Dorado Hills
Behind the lens: My wife and I traveled to Iceland recently. We loved the area so much that we plan to return. It is a quick flight from the West Coast and then entry to Europe. I teach photography at Cosumnes River College, and I love to share my adventures while teaching photography.
Send us your best shots
The Bee wants you to share your best travel photographs with other readers. “Postcards From Readers” is a weekly feature that spotlights your shots from around the nation


your shots from around the nation and world. Please submit your photograph, with a brief description of what is taking place and the photographer’s name and hometown, to postcards@sacbee.com. All submissions become property of The Bee.

Making friends over tea
The photographer: Mike Pierce of Citrus Heights
Behind the lens: We took a guided camel ride earlier this year in Morocco, on the outskirts of Marrakech, which included tea service by some local Berbers. In the Moroccan tea ceremony, boiling water is poured over fresh spearmint, dried tea leaves and sugar in a silver pot and then poured slowly into ornate and fragile glasses. As is tradition, the pouring was done from a height of 12 or so inches, high enough to create foam at the top of the glass. Ifother readers. “Postcards From Readers” is a weekly feature that spotlights your shots from around the nation and world. Please submit your photograph, with a brief description of what is taking place and the photographer’s name and hometown, to postcards@sacbee.com. All submissions become property of The Bee.

Emerald Lake, British Columbia
The photographer: Joe Cheung of Sacramento
Behind the lens: A canoe cuts through the pristine glacier water in a beautiful afternoon at Emerald Lake, Canada, in Yoho National Park, British Columbia. The vivid turquoise color of the water and the surrounding mountain range is spectacular to see.
SEND US YOUR BEST SHOTS
Are you a traveler who never leaves home without a camera? The Bee wants you to share your best travel photographs with other readers. “Postcards From Readers” is a weekly


lens: I was walking the ghats (steps for bathers leading to a riverbank) along the Ganges River in the Hindu holy city of Varanasi, India. I had just been to see the nightly ceremony for the sacred river when I passed this Brahmin who was meditating on a ledge on the ghats.

Hanging with hippos in South Africa
The photographer: Walt Hess of Elk Grove
Behind the lens: While on a trip to South Africa in May, we visited the Sabi Sands, an area of the Greater Kruger Park, specifically Arathua Game Lodge. The game was plentiful, and we had a great time. I took this photo with my Canon T2i and a Sigma 150-500mm lens.

Bee-eaters in Zimbabwe
The photographer: Chris Smith of Sacramento
Behind the lens: We were visiting Victoria Falls Safaribeautiful waterfalls everywhere, amazing glacial flows, wonderful, soothing hot springs and spectacular geysers – just for starters! This particular falls complex is named “Glymur” and is located about 2 hours northwest of Reykjavik. Very little is written about it in the tour guides but many locals know of it.
Waterfalls in western Iceland
The photographer: Tom Wardell of Sacramento
Behind the lens: This photo was taken during a week’s visit in Iceland. This country so exceeded expectations. “No trees,” we heard, but there are incredibly beautiful waterfalls everywhere, amazing glacial flows, wonderful, soothing hot springs and spectacular geysers – just for starters! This particular falls complex is named “Glymur” and is located about 2 hours northwest of Reykjavik. Very little is written about it in the tour guides but many locals


Chamberlain of Oroville Behind the lens: Native people get from island to island in Botswana’s Okavango Delta in dugout canoes called mokoro. These people had just gone to visit a church member who had been ill and were returning to their place of work where my son and I were staying.

The photographer: Michele Dodge of Plymouth Behind the lens: This was a lovely little quay in the northern France town of Honfleur. Several of the Impressionist painters enjoyed this very same view (with different boats, of course). Honfleur is a gorgeous town about an hour’s drive from Omaha Beach. I walked into town in the rain the morning we arrived, saw this lovely view and decided I had to see it after the rain stopped. Luckily, the afternoonwere on a small boat on the Dalyan River near Myra, Turkey. There are hundreds of these amazing 4th century B.C. Lycian rock tombs carved high into the cliffs.The photographer: Gary Mills of Sacramento Behind the lens: This photo was taken while my wife and I were on a small boat on the Dalyan River near Myra, Turkey. There are hundreds of these amazing 4th century B.C. Lycian rock tombs carved high into the cliffs.

The photographer: Marjorie Lehr of Carmicheal Behind the lens: We have been to Niagara Falls before, but had never experienced the thrilling helicopter ride over the top of both the American and Canadian Falls as we did this vacation. The Horseshoe Falls is the Canadian and the straighter falls is the American Falls. The


beyond.

The Wayne County Sheriff's Office Wooster Ohio. This is the blog of the Wayne County Sheriff's Office. The daily update for Nov 1st. Child Support Warrants. Follow Wayne County Sheriff (Ohio)'s board Persons Wanted for Child Support Warrants on Pinterest.

The three-day music celebration, embarking on its 16th year at sea, will take.

Welcome to Harvest, featuring the relevant, biblical teaching of Greg Laurie. Get connected with daily radio programs, large-scale events, live and on-demand webcasts.

May 19, 2017. The Official Athletic Site of The Ohio State University – Rising junior setter Taylor Hughes is making her second international tour with the U.S. Women's Collegiate National Team (CNT), this time venturing to Thailand for an 11-day trip. Hughes will be sending back daily updates, giving Buckeye Nation an.

Feb 19, 2016. Watchto help build an arts center at Ursuline College near Cleveland, Ohio. John and Mary Jo Boler A.

The Bears will help kick off the 2018 preseason when they face the Baltimore Ravens in this year’s Hall of Fame Game at 7 p.m., Thursday, Aug. 2 in Canton,

Olivia Culpo steals balloons as she is oh so chic in checkers at Nine West 40th anniversary party. Olivia commanded attention as she hosted in a black and.

LEBANON, Ohio — The founder of CopBlock.org — a blog routinely critical of police — was arrested in Warren County on drug trafficking charges. Adam Mueller, 34, was traveling on I-71 in Warren County Feb. 9 when he was pulled.

Welcome to Harrison & Ohio Blog. Everything you need to know about the City itself and


the Buckeye State is found here. Articles are up-to-date, especially those about education, arts, entertainment, and daily politics. Read and understand why the State is proud to be called the “Modern Mother of Presidents”.

Obituaries for the greater Cambridge area. Never miss a story. Choose the plan that’s right for you. Digital access or digital and print delivery.

6 days ago. The ultimate home for Ohio State Buckeyes news, rumors, player and team updates, commentary, recruiting, analysis, and opinion. Covering Ohio State football, Ohio State basketball, and more!

Affiliate Marketing Abbreviations Oto Family Vacation Guest Blog Planning a family vacation in Wyoming? Our state's best dude, guest and working ranches have always offered some the most memorable vacations available! We’re thrilled to welcome Marissa Jaret Winokur back to our celebrity blogginghousing. The laminated stator core is braced in the support plates, via mounting wedges uniformly distributed over its entire circumference. The mounting parts consist of mounting plates, which are in each case welded to the extensions of the support plates, and of horizontal-axis tubular pieces, which are welded to the mounting plates. This type of mounting of the laminated stator core allows simple assembly, easy accessibility of the constructional parts to be welded together, and ensures a good quality of the welds.
However, the known arrangement presupposes a housing which is approximately divided in the horizontal plane of symmetry of the machine in order to be able to insert the laminated stator core. Changing to hydrogen cooling is thus not easy because, in particular, the interfaces between bottom and


relations, because it does not detract from the general policy of the preference section to discourage unusual action by either the debtor or his creditors during the debtor's slide into bankruptcy.
H.R.Rep. No. 95-595, 95th Cong., 1st Sess. 373-74 (1977); S.Rep. No. 95-989, 95th Cong., 2d Sess. 88 (1978), U.S.Code Cong. & Admin.News 1978, p. 5787, 6329.
In their Supplemental Brief in opposition to Motion for Summary Judgment, the petitioning creditors have taken issue with respect to the applicability of the § 547(c)(2) exception to Hoover. They first question whether the payments at issue were payments made in Hoover's "ordinary course of business or financial affairs". Viewing the creditors that have previously been listed as holders of small claims and recipients of preferential transfers, we cannot, as a matter ofno difference in bone turnover markers between the two groups at 4 months follow up. A substantial loss of weight and physical function was found in both groups. The supplementation of 25(OH)D and vitamin K1 improved serum concentrations of these vitamins, but this did not translate into any improvement in the bone turnover markers. The RCT is registered in ClinicalTrials.govNCT01009268 and NCT01738776.


      </GridView.ItemTemplate>
            </GridView>
        </Grid>

        <!-- Back button and page title -->
        <Grid>
            <Grid.ColumnDefinitions>
                <ColumnDefinition Width="120"/>
                <ColumnDefinition Width="*"/>
            </Grid.ColumnDefinitions>
            <Button x:Name="backButton" Margin="39,59,39,0" Command="{Binding NavigationHelper.GoBackCommand, ElementName=pageRoot}"
    safely conclude that no bands other than the four graphite-derived ones come into play for the lowest singlet exciton states and the model assumption is correct.

We have yet to demonstrate which of these two states, ${\bf v}_\pm$, is bright. In order to simplify the following discussion, note that the direct term $W$ is large compared to the exchange term $X$, which will therefore be neglected in what follows with an error less than 1 $\%$.

We define the real-space excitonic wavefunction $$\Psi_K({\bf r},{\bf r'}) = \sum_k
F_{k}\phi^*_{c  k} ({\bf r})
     \phi_{v k} ({\bf r'}),$$ where $\phi^*_{c  k} ({\bf r})$ and $\phi_{v k} ({\bf r'})$ are the single-particle conduction and valence wavefunctions.

Without loss of generality, we examine only the term with $k=K$, therefore $$\Psi_K({\bf r},{\bf


we have $E^T_{1g}>E^T_{1u}$\], which is a trend opposite to that found for the singlet states. This behavior has been found also for zig-zag tubes [@spat+05prl]. The above demonstration for singlet states does not apply to the triplet states. This is so because we have found numerically that the simple four-band picture (two pairs of conduction-valence bands) does not hold. In fact, while for the singlet state $99\%$ of the weight is concentrated on the $K$ and $K'$, for the triplet states at least $6\%$ of the weight is concentrated elsewhere. By evaluating $\Delta$ due to these other contributions, we find a positive contribution which is enough to reverse the sign of $\Delta$, forcing the even triplet exciton to lie above the odd one.

   $(n, m)$  involved in the COX-2-independent tumor-killing effect of celecoxib by blocking their activity. We found that the blocking activation of ERK and/or p38 could reverse the celecoxib-induced cell growth inhibition by 50-80% in HNSCC cell lines, but it was not tested in cancer cells of other types. In conclusion, our study suggests that most COX-2-independent tumor-killing action of celecoxib is mediated by the upregulation of ERK and/or p38 activity in HNSCC cells. These results encourage investigation on the underlying mechanisms and detailed outcomes of mitogen-activated protein kinases activation by celecoxib more concisely, for using its excellent tumor-killing effect more safely in the clinical field of cancer treatment.


(a) 0.5  (b) 4/5  (c) -1/7
b
Let z(x) = 5*x**2 + 3*x - 10. Let f be (-5 + 6)/(1/2). Let l be z(f). Let v be (-3)/(12/l) - 22/(-6). Which is the closest to v?  (a) -1/4  (b) -1/18  (c) 1/3
a
Let i = -1962 - -1962.17. Which is the closest to -0.3?  (a) i  (b) 3  (c) 5/4
a
Let l = -1/7117 + -28429/277563. Which is the closest to -0.2?  (a) l  (b) 0.4  (c) -15
a
Let i = 71789/251237 - 1/35891. Which is the closest to 4/7?  (a) -0.3  (b) i  (c) 12
b
Let t = 2.6191 - 0.6191. Let l be (0 + 1)/(3*-1). Which is the closest to 2?  (a) 32  (b)it will fit and set the region up to start at the end of the previous one + 1. If we are searching for an exact address, see if that area is free and if so, use it. Increment map's change count.

static int map_backing_store(vm_address_space *aspace, vm_store *store, void **vaddr,off_t offset, addr size, int addr_type, int wiring, int lock, int mapping, vm_region **_region, const char *region_name)
	Creates a region structure for this address space, name, wiring and lock. If this is a private map, create a new store, cache and cache_ref for private copies of pages. If the store's commited size is too small, ask the store to attempt to commit more. Aquire a reference to the cache_ref. Ensure that no one is deleting this address space; if


Ruak to Chiang Saen Town, often done as part of boat tours of the Mekong River.

Landmarks

Golden Triangle Monuments
Ban Sop Ruak's claim to fame is its location near the "center" or "heart" of the Golden Triangle area which was previously infamous for being a major opium growing and drug supply area by virtue of being adjacent to the meeting point of Laos, Myanmar and Thailand. Several monuments have been constructed to mark this spot, including a border reference pillar, arches, photography lookout points and signboards.

A huge golden statue of Buddha called the Phra Chiang Saen Si Phaendin sitting on a boat, together with other Buddhist symbols and animal statues have been constructed on the bank of the Mekong River at the mouth of the Ruak River. Jetties for(GPRS) tunneling protocols (GTP) across radio access networks (RAN) and various types of gateways for different radio access technologies. GTP is a group of IP-based communications protocols used to carry general packet radio service (GPRS) within a global system for mobile communications (GSM), universal mobile telecommunications system (UMTS) and long term evolution (LTE) networks.
The above-described background relating to a mobility management mechanisms is merely intended to provide a contextual overview of some current issues, and is not intended to be exhaustive. Other contextual information may become further apparent upon review of the following detailed description.


many celebrities.

In June 2014, seeking to advance the cause of computer vision, Yahoo unveiled what it called “the largest public multimedia collection that has ever been released,” featuring 100 million photos and videos. Yahoo got the images — all of which had Creative Commons or commercial use licenses — from Flickr, a subsidiary.

The database creators said their motivation was to even the playing field in machine learning. Researchers need enormous amounts of data to train their algorithms, and workers at just a few information-rich companies — like Facebook and Google — had a big advantage over everyone else.

“We wanted to empower the research community by giving them a robust database,” said David Ayman Shamma, who was a director of research at Yahoo until 2016 and helped create thebe used for machine-learning projects. I feel like such a schmuck for posting that picture. But I did it 13 years ago, before privacy was a thing.”

Another subject, who asked to be identified as J., is now a 15-year-old high school sophomore in Las Vegas. Photos of him as a toddler are in the MegaFace database, thanks to his uncle’s posting them to a Flickr album after a family reunion a decade ago. J. was incredulous that it wasn’t illegal to put him in the database without his permission, and he is worried about the repercussions.

Since middle school, he has been part of an Air Force Association program called CyberPatriot, which tries to steer young people with programming skills toward careers in cybersecurity. “I’m very protective of my


targets private entities.”

Some of the Illinoisans we found in MegaFace and contacted were indifferent about the use of their faces.

“I do know that when you upload information online, it can be used in unexpected ways, so I guess I’m not surprised,” said Chris Scheufele, a web developer in Springfield. “When you upload information to the internet and make it available for public consumption, you should expect it to be scraped.”

What about the subjects of his photos? Mr. Scheufele laughed. “I haven’t talked to my wife about it,” he said.

“Privacy nihilism” is an increasingly familiar term for giving up on trying to control data about oneself in the digital era. What happened to Chloe Papa could, depending on your perspective, argue for extreme vigilance or total resignation: Who could[11.29]{}${}^{+0.08}_{-0.08}$ & [11.27]{}${}^{+0.08}_{-0.08}$ & [11.29]{}${}^{+0.09}_{-0.09}$\

Given that the EVN observations are very expensive in terms of the human power and telescope time, we did also a simple experiment for estimating a minimal number of observations required to reliably determine the parallax of relatively distant, AM Her-like targets. We assume that observations with sub-mas level uncertainties are scheduled to cover the whole year time-window. We found that three observations are not sufficient to determine the parallax. With six $(\alpha,\delta)$ datums, the astrometric model in Eq. \[eq:m1\] is closed, but we could not find any reliable solution using the MCMC optimization procedure. With four observations, the results are very similar to the parameters obtained for the whole EVN data set, both in terms of the numerical values (Table \[tab3\]) and the posterior distribution.

![A


one, as other effects (e.g. local magnetic activity of the secondary star) also could have impact on the quiescent emission. We prefer this scheme from two presented, because the first one generates additional problems.

Due to the quality of the e-EVN observations we were able to track evolution of the AMHer radio flux from short ($\sim5$min) to long ($\sim$months) timescales. In order to check the reliability of AMHer flux measurements we obtained fluxes for the phase calibrator J1818+5017 and the secondary calibrator J1809+5007. The fluxes for AMHer and J1809+5007 are presented on Fig.\[fig8\]. The scatter of J1809+5007 flux from individual scans is within $\sim$10% around the mean value, and in case of J1818+5017 in $\sim$5% around the mean with a few rare outliers. We also compared fluxes based onAMHer orbital inclination is relatively high [$i\simeq50^{\circ}$, e.g. @1996MNRAS.280..481D] the probable dependency between radio flux and the orbital phase likely arises only due to different orientation of the magnetic field structures in AMHer and the line of sight. If this model is valid in the case of AMHer, one important condition should be met, the secondary red dwarf should have strong ($\sim\,$kG) large scale magnetic field.

Recently, @2015ApJ...815...64W showed that the well-studied M9 type dwarf TVLM 513–46546 hosts a stable, dipole magnetic field of about 3 kG at the surface. Therefore, it is plausible to assume that other low-mass red dwarfs are also able to create such strong magnetic fields. The flaring and the spectroscopic activity of the red dwarf observed during the low states of AMHer [@2005AJ....130.2852K; @2006AJ....131.2673K] supports


Nevra Serezli

Nevra Serezli (born 9 August 1944) is a Turkish film, stage, television and voice actress. Following her graduation from Robert College, she went on to study theatre. In 1965, she started working as a professional stage actress at the Dormen Theatre. Two years later, she appeared at the Ankara Art Theatre. Between 1971 and 1978, she performed in numerous plays with Altan Erbulak and Metin Serezli. In 1984, she registered with Devekuşu Kabare Tiyatrosu (Ostrich Cabaret Theatre) as an actress. She served at the Devekuşu Kabare until 1989. After reprising her duties at the Dormen Theatre in 1990, she joined the theatrical assembly called Tiyatro İstanbul. She gave lessons at the Language and Culture Centre (LCC).

Whilst a student at American College for Girls, she was spotted by                  apr_thread_mutex_t *mutex,
                                                      DWORD timeout_ms )
{
    DWORD res;
    apr_status_t rv;
    unsigned int wake = 0;
    unsigned long generation;

    EnterCriticalSection(&cond->csection);
    cond->num_waiting++;
    generation = cond->generation;
    LeaveCriticalSection(&cond->csection);

    apr_thread_mutex_unlock(mutex);

    do {


Niall Ferguson on the Ascent of Money 'We Need New Banks'

In a SPIEGEL interview, Harvard historian Niall Ferguson discusses the turbulent history of money, the inevitability of financial crises and the fatal influence mathematicians have on the monetary system.

Return to Transcripts main page CNN LARRY KING LIVE Interview With Steve Irwin Aired November 25, 2004 - 21:00 ET THIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED.

LARRY KING, HOST: Tonight, Steve Irwin, the crocodile hunter, his first primetime interview since the worldwide controversy last January, when he fed a live crocodile with one hand while holding his month-old young son in the other and then put the boy down near a pond with a live croc in it. He's also got a big announcement to make and he's brought some wild and exotic animals with him too. Steve Irwin for the hour, next, on LARRY KING LIVE.

Happy Thanksgiving, everybody and we got a great show for you


great rate (UNINTELLIGIBLE) and if you can't get wilds into people's hearts, then we haven't got a hope in heck of saving them because people don't want to save something they don't know.

KING: So you have to introduce them to them?

IRWIN: Yeah, made. I've taken it one step further. At Australia Zoo, you can actually pet the koala. It has to be contact, now. I believe in full contact, not necessarily big cats and crocs. But things that relate to people really well, like koalas, kangaroos, pat them, kiss them, hug them, smell them because if we don't, mate, we're going to lose them all. Koalas are going to go extinct, so many species here in mainland North America are going to go extinct, everywhere in the world.less than 5,000 people in one hit. The croc exam raises the worldwide benchmark for animal demonstrations in a perfect view from every seat in the stands. It's the high point of my career, a lifelong dream come true.

(END VIDEO CLIP)

(BEGIN VIDEO CLIP)

IRWIN: I didn't even see him coming in, but they come over me for a bit of a look. They're thinking, "What the heck is this flapping around?" They are so inquisitive.

Unbelievable. Have a go at this, just bobbing around out here in Antarctica, virtually in the Pacific Ocean, whales just go around, juts coming up, looking at me, looking at the boat. Woo-hoo!

(END VIDEO CLIP)

KING: We're back with one of my favorite people, Steve Irwin.

Another area of controversy maybe he can clear up for us.


Earlier this year you went from the heat of the outback in the bush to the icy reality of the Antarctic for a documentary called "Icebreaker." The focus was to be how tourism and interference of man are affecting the habitat of animals there.

Ironically, after filming, you were accused of violating animal protection law. You were videotaped sliding down a slope with penguins and lying on a rock near a leopard seal; also shown swimming with humpback whales. The Australian government regulations prohibit people from interacting with Antarctic wildlife.

IRWIN: Yes.

KING: What's the story?

IRWIN: It's a joke. Absolute joke. Lucky for me, Larry, one of the strongest things that I've got is long-term relationships. And I believe the world is actually going to get to a point where long-termhauled along the boat, drive these electrodes into it.

And while that little baby is entangled in its mother's entrails, hit it with electricity and electrocute it to death, and the baby dies in its mother's entrails so as people can eat whale meat.

That is the upside of Antarctica. I got to expose whalers, sealers and, mate, I've got vision of penguins, boat strike, boat goes through with a bit -- with a load of tourists, which I believe need to see Antarctica. We've got to get Antarctica into their hearts.

Here's where the environmental policymakers working with the Antarctic treaty, et cetera, and showing them the vision and going, hey, you send these big ships in. I've got film footage of over 20 penguins being cut up by the


looking at them. And so I'm creating a lot of enemies.

KING: Steve Irwin, you're doing a lot of good, too.

We'll come back, and when we come back, we'll meet some animals with Steve Irwin, an extraordinary guy. Don't go away.

(BEGIN VIDEO CLIP) IRWIN: This is the mode of transport. You get a hold of one of these and watch the wild. This is about as cold as I've ever been. I have to get out of the water. What a shame. What I wouldn't do for a nice warm pair of gloves (ph). My hand and face feel like I'm starting to go hypothermic.

(END VIDEO CLIP)

(COMMERCIAL BREAK)

KING: We're going to talk with Steve Irwin about some of his other projects. But we wanted to introduce some of thetype of spider, or all spiders tarantula? IRWIN: Tarantula -- oh, sorry, sweetheart. That's my breath again. Tarantula is a type of spider. There -- there she goes. Settle down there, sweetheart. There. She's got, like, little hooks on her feet. I'll see if I can get her back.

KING: Do they bite?

IRWIN: Oh, yes, mate. They've got a good set of fangs.

KING: You like that?

IRWIN: I love that.

KING: I see.

IRWIN: You can actually see them.

KING: I see them.

Go, tarantula, back to your quarters.

IRWIN: There you go, sweetheart. Down you get. And that big hairy guy there will look after you.

KING: And now we meet an Indigo Snake...

IRWIN: There it is.

KING: ... the largest, non-venomous snake in the United States. They're on the endangered list because they're losing habitat


come from Indonesia.

Now firstly and most importantly, Larry, I have to apologize. Right now, I'm breaking my own rules, in that I swore I'd never take another primate onto a television show ever again. But for the significance of this, Larry, my greatest interview in my life, I apologize to everyone.

KING: Why wouldn't you take primate on?

IRWIN: Because the primate people absolutely are horrified at primates, particularly great apes, being on television.

KING: Because?

IRWIN: Because they feel there's an animal rights issue. She needs a drink. Is that good, sweetheart?

KING: They believe it's an animal rights issue?

IRWIN: Yes, yes, yes. There you go, babe. She likes water.

And but what I've got to do today, right now, is I have to show people the beauty of Pebbles. If I canIf this is your first visit, be sure to
check out the FAQ by clicking the
link above. You may have to register
before you can post: click the register link above to proceed. To start viewing messages,
select the forum that you want to visit from the selection below.

Exactly. I had a woman here at work one time press her tits around the back of my neck while I was working on her computer. I'm not talking about she tried to lean over and grab something off her desk and her boobs brushed me. I mean she put her hands on my shoulders and made me a neck pillow. Now, I didn't find her to be very attractive, so I just shrugged her off and sat forward. I didn't reprimand her,


a policeable behaviour (and nor should it be) but cosplayers should be able to attend without being constantly stared at by freaky guys. People don't do that stuff in the real world, and would do it less at cons if it wasn't basically encouraged by booth models.

Let's not fool ourselves into this idea that 'booth babes' are somehow oblivious/innocent with regards to what they are there for in some capacity or likely to encounter at times. Similarly we should also recognize that some one choosing to dress up as a sexy space pirate at say Comic-con is expecting to get seen and probably photographed by strangers (go see norm's wondercon footage at www.tested.com to see)

In both situations there's appropriate and in appropriate behaviour, but if it's being instigated..it'sas to saying how people choose to use their sexuality, and I'm not entirely sure it's anyone's right to do that. There are a lot of women who've used their sexuality over the years to great success (from Marilyn Monroe through to Madonna and more latterly kim kardashian) and rightly or wrongly a lot of women identify with them. Who are we (men) to say what's acceptable? Is there not some degree of abhorrent presumption to that very idea?

This is a good point and a very tricky question. Personally, I have a problem with women (or men) using their sexuality and physical attractiveness to get ahead in life. I know this disagrees with some feminist orthodoxy and maybe it even makes me a closet sexist in some way


*
 * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the License
 * is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express
 * or implied.
 *
 * See the licenses for the specific language governing permissions, limitations and more details.
 *
 * You should have received a copy of the EUPL1.1 and the LGPLv3 licenses along with this program;
 * if not, you may find them at:
 *
 * https://joinup.ec.europa.eu/software/page/eupl/licence-eupl http://www.gnu.org/licenses/ and
 * https://www.gnu.org/licenses/lgpl.txt
 */
package org.sentilo.web.catalog.test.controller;

import org.junit.Assert;
import org.junit.Before;
import org.junit.Test;
import org.mockito.InjectMocks;
import org.mockito.Mock;
import org.mockito.MockitoAnnotations;
import org.sentilo.web.catalog.controller.HomeController;
import org.sentilo.web.catalog.utils.Constants;
import org.springframework.ui.Model;

public class HomeControllerTest {

  @InjectMocks
  private HomeController controller;

  @Mock
  private Model model;

  @Before
  public void setUp() throws Exception {
    MockitoAnnotations.initMocks(this);
  }

 the HPUX 10.20 sed can't process this invocation
## correctly.  Breaking it into two sed invocations is a workaround.
    sed -e 's/^\\$//' -e '/^$/d' -e '/:$/d' | sed -e 's/$/ :/' >> "$depfile"
  rm -f "$tmpdepfile" "$tmpdepfile".bak
  ;;

cpp)
  # Important note: in order to support this mode, a compiler *must*
  # always write the preprocessed file to stdout.
  "$@" || exit $?

  # Remove the call to Libtool.
  if test "$libtool" = yes; then
    while test $1 != '--mode=compile'; do
      shift
    done
    shift
  fi

  # Remove `-o $object'.
  IFS=" "
  for arg
  do
    case $arg in


# go-multierror

[![Build Status](http://img.shields.io/travis/hashicorp/go-multierror.svg?style=flat-square)][travis]
[![Go Documentation](http://img.shields.io/badge/go-documentation-blue.svg?style=flat-square)][godocs]

[travis]: https://travis-ci.org/hashicorp/go-multierror
[godocs]: https://godoc.org/github.com/hashicorp/go-multierror

`go-multierror` is a package for Go that provides a mechanism for
representing a list of `error` values as a single `error`.

This allows a function in Go to return an `error` that might actually
be a list of errors. If the caller knows this, they can unwrap the
list and access the errors. If the caller doesn't know, the error
formats to a nice human-readable format.

`go-multierror` implements the
[errwrap](https://github.com/hashicorp/errwrap) interface so that it can
be used with that library, as well.

## Installation and Docs

Install using `go get github.com/hashicorp/go-multierror`.

Full documentation is available at
http://godoc.org/github.com/hashicorp/go-multierror

## Usage

go-multierror is easy to use and purposely built to be unobtrusive in
existing Go applications/libraries that may not be aware of it.

**Building a list of errors**

The `Append` function is used to create a list of errors. This function
behaves aof which current international definition is decreased kidney function shown by glomerular filtration rate (GFR) of less than 60 mL/min per 1.73 m^2^ or markers of kidney damage frequently shown by albuminuria or proteinuria \[[@pone.0222123.ref002]\], is one of the most important global health issues because of its heavy socio-economic burden, and the cost-effectiveness of CKD prevention programs in high-risk subjects has been proven \[[@pone.0222123.ref003]\]. Therefore, the influences of various lifestyles on the development of CKD should be elucidated to develop effective strategies to prevent CKD. Considering the high percentage of the population who drink, the relationship between alcohol intake and CKD risk deserves much more attention.

Observations of the association between alcohol and incident CKD have been inconsistent, and inverse, positive, and J-shaped associations have been reported \[[@pone.0222123.ref004]--[@pone.0222123.ref013]\]. Although


(95% CI, 1.042--1.106) in women drinking between 20 and 39.9 g/day, and 1.094 (95% CI, 1.034--1.158) in women drinking ≥40 g/day, compared with non-drinking women ([Fig 2](#pone.0222123.g002){ref-type="fig"}). The beneficial effect of modest alcohol ingestion was observed only in an old population who were older than the sex-specific median age and ex-smokers ([Fig 3](#pone.0222123.g003){ref-type="fig"}). When incident proteinuria was defined as a urine dipstick test for proteinuria ≥2+, the protective effect of alcohol intake was observed in the participants who drank \<20 g/day, and the risk of those who drank ≥40 g/day was higher than that of non-drinkers in men. In women, the definition of incident proteinuria as ≥2+ dipstick test for proteinuria did not substantially change the results ([Fig 2](#pone.0222123.g002){ref-type="fig"}).

![The association between alcohol intake and the risk of incidentwith an extended Cox model with alcohol intake level as a time-varying determinant, adjusted for baseline characteristics; age, sex, body mass index, systolic blood pressure, fasting serum glucose, serum high-density lipoprotein cholesterol and triglycerides levels, history of diabetes and hypertension medication, regular exercise, smoking status, and eGFR for incident proteinuria. Dots and error bars represent the adjusted hazard ratio and 95% confidence interval, respectively.](pone.0222123.g003){#pone.0222123.g003}

Association between alcohol intake and change of eGFR {#sec007}
-----------------------------------------------------

In both men and women, alcohol intake was associated with a smaller annual decline of eGFR. The estimated mean annual decline of eGFR was 0.486 mL/min/1.73 m^2^ per year (95% CI, 0.479--0.493) in non-drinking men, 0.432 (95% CI, 0.425--0.440) in men drinking \<10 g/day, 0.422 (95% CI, 0.413--0.431) in men drinking between 10 and 19.9 g/day, 0.415


likely be interested in their health and lifestyle habits, be participated in this study, might make our observations more robust based on the range of alcohol intake of the general population and the statistical power.

Most previous studies analyzed the association between alcohol ingestion and the risk of incident CKD defined as eGFR less than a threshold level in the participants whose baseline eGFR was above the threshold and did not analyze the association between alcohol ingestion and the annual change of eGFR which could more precisely indicate the nature of the association. In our study, an inverse association between the annual change of eGFR according to the level of alcohol ingestion was also observed.

Because daily alcohol intake was associated with an increase in blood pressure, a reduction inThis differential association according to age may be explained by the difference in CKD etiology between age groups \[[@pone.0222123.ref033]\]. The possible differential association between modest alcohol intake and incident proteinuria according to age and smoking status needs to be confirmed with future studies. Besides the huge size of the study population, we analyzed data from the participants with at least three serum creatinine values at least 6 months apart, which must have reduced the bias caused by the variation in serum creatinine values due to nonrenal causes such as diet \[[@pone.0222123.ref034]\].

In conclusion, in this study consisting of about 40% of the entire adult population in Korea, we observed an inverse association between alcohol intake and eGFR decline and incident low eGFR in both sexes and a beneficial effect


and techniques that facilitate the strategic planning process are readily available through a Web search and can be applied to facilitate the preparation, development, and maintenance of a vibrant strategic plan. Effective leaders are never hesitant to seek assistance, and there are many skilled planners in your organization and the community who can assist you in the process.

Planning is not the sole responsibility of the individual leading an organization. He or she needs committed practice leaders and our profession's emerging leaders to invest in his or her leadership skills and to embrace engagement in strategic planning. Programs such as the Pharmacy Leadership Academy, the Pharmacy Leadership Institute, and the ASHP Leaders Conference are tremendously valuable for building leadership bench strength, and the participation of team members in each                  fpocket   23                                             5      41

Provar analysis of a tCONCOORD generated ensemble of 250 structures of the *apo*form of each of the 11 first-named proteins in the complex. The proportion of protein interface atoms found to be persistently or variably lining pockets is, on average, significantly greater than for the protein as a whole. However, this enhanced variability is small and


PASS and fpocket and averaged using Provar. MDPocket was also used to map fpocket-based scores to residue for this dataset. Figure [10C](#F10){ref-type="fig"} used 250 conformers from a tCONCOORD simulation of *apo*IL2 \[PDB:[1M47](1M47)\] to define probabilities. To enable comparison between scores generated from different datasets and methods, the subsets for analysis and visualization are selected using the quartiles of each distribution of non-zero probability scores, where residues which are relatively persistently pocket forming have scores (*Q3*) (i.e. in the top 25%) and those which are relatively variable fall in the range *(Q3-Q1)*in each case.

Pocket prediction
-----------------

Sets of related structures (conformers, homologs etc.) were processed as a batch with either PASS (v2.0.36) or LIGSITE^-cs^or fpocket v1.0. PASS was run with the\'-more\' flag and only the files ending\'probes_r.pdb\', comprising the final layer6 Myths about How Technology Affects You, According to a Family Psychologist

Home » Posts » 6 Myths about How Technology Affects You, According to a Family Psychologist

"How concerned should people be about the psychological effects of screen time? Balancing technology use with other aspects of daily life seems reasonable, but there is a lot of conflicting advice about where that balance should be. Much of the discussion — including the World Health Organization's recent decision to declare "gaming disorder" an "addictive behavior disorder"— is framed around fighting "addiction" to technology. But to me, that resembles a moral panic, giving voice to scary claims based on weak data."


Black Bridge

The percussion on this album is absolutely superb! The cadence that it brings carries the strings forward into a momentous, swelling orchestration that blows you back at every twist and turn, all before subtly retreating into an ominous and sweeping score as the drums pick back up on their continuous onslaught to dominate your turntable. The ancillary guitar twangs and orchestral tones drudged to the surface pierce past the drums and into the despairing foreground, creating a heroic dynamism that really drives this album forward. All the while, a percussive cadence drives the whole album out of the depths into this perilous, one-way journey, spiraling forever upwards. Each time you flip the records, this album picks up the pace into this sort of swashbuckling tempo as moreand more melodies spring to life. The sheer range of sound that this album explores really shows off Yoann's repertoire as a composer. The percussion is definitely the highlight of this album and my personal favorite. This background hum of rhythms carry you deeper into the siren call of this album.

Hand of the King

Laced Records’ presence in 2018 was incredible, and this album was definitely a surprise highlight on top of their DOOM release. The amazing work that when into making this release definitely shows from all sides of the creation process! The art and design work by Thomas ‘Carduus’ Vasseur of Motion Twin, the game's developing company, is as stunning as it is charming. Mastering here is wonderful as always from Laced Records — little to no


velocity dispersion profile from the standard Jeans equation (\[eqn:jeansstd\]). We compute the velocity dispersion by using equation (\[eqn:dispersion\]) where the extra term is given by equation (\[eqn:Anew\]) and best parameters in Table \[par2\] (red dashed line). We find that the best solution is given by setting $\alpha=-1$. This value of $\alpha$ is more negative than the value of $\approx -0.55\pm0.1$ that we infer (Fig. \[fig:vpcuesta\]) from the evolution of the stacked cluster-mass halo of [@CPKM08].

                $\rho(r) $               $\beta(r)$                   $v_{p}(r)$                   $$                   $B=5\times 10^{-5}$              $$

  : Parameters of empirical fits to $\rho(r)$ (with eq. \[\[eqn:density\]\]), $\beta(r)$ (with eq. \[\[eqn:betafunc\]\]) and $v_{p}(r)$ (with eq. \[\[eqn:velocity\]\]) for the stacked haloes.[]{data-label="par2"}

The radial velocity dispersion profile measured for the halo matches very well the one predicted by our generalized Jeans equation (\[eqn:dispersion\]) all the way out to $4\,r_{\rm v}$. The standard Jeans formalism can predict $\sigma_r$ up to $\approx 2\,r_{\rm v}$, where


the infall and the cosmological corrections are still very small or cancel out. In the region where these contributions are significant the radial velocity dispersion inferred from equation (\[eqn:jeansstd\]) is overestimated by $\approx 20\%$ in the range $\approx 2-3$ virial radii, as shown in the bottom panel of Fig. \[fig:sigmainfsamplestack\]. The slope of $\sigma_r$ becomes steeper in the region of non-equilibrium, and this is well reproduced by equation (\[eqn:dispersion\]).

In Appendix \[sec:slopes\], we also present the results of the simulations at slightly larger radii, and consider relations between parameters of interest, in particular we show the derivative of the density, $\gamma$, and of the radial velocity dispersion, $\kappa$. We also present plots in the two-dimensional spaces $\gamma-\kappa$ and $\gamma-\beta$ for distances up to $\approx 6 r_{\rm v}$.

Comparison with isolated haloes
-------------------------------

The example in theform in equation (\[eqn:velocity\]) with parameters quoted in Table \[par3\] (red dashed line). The green dashed-dotted line represents the case of zero peculiar velocity. Middle panels: comparison between the radial velocity dispersion profile, measured in spherical shells (black solid line) and the ones computed by equation (\[eqn:dispersion\]), where $\rho(r)$, $\beta(r)$ and $\overline v_{p}(r)$ are approximated with equations (\[eqn:density\]), (\[eqn:betafunc\]) and (\[eqn:velocity\]), with the parameters of Table \[par3\] (red dashed line). For both haloes, we set $\alpha=-0.65$ in equation (\[eqn:Anew\]). The green dash-dotted line corresponds to the velocity dispersion profile from the standard Jeans equation (\[eqn:jeansstd\]), i.e. for zero mean peculiar velocity. Bottom panels: Ratio between the dispersion calculated with the standard Jeans equation (the green dash-dotted line in the middle panel) and with our new generalized equation (the red dashed line in the middle panel).


of these universalities are usually considered in radial ranges where the systems are fully equilibrated. Since we are considering here radial ranges much beyond the virial radius, it is relevant to study these properties at large radii.

Probably the most famous universality is the density profile as a function of mass [@NFW96]. It suggests that the density slope $$\label{eqn:g}
\gamma=\frac{{\rm d}\log\rho}{{\rm d}\log r}$$ has a smooth transition from $-1$ in the inner region, to $-3$ in the outer region. The corresponding plot is shown for the stacked clusters in Fig. \[fig:gamma\]. It is clearly seen that around the virial radius the density profile flattens out, and the logarithmic slope approaches $-1$ around three times the virial radius. The green line shows the prediction for the double slope profile with parameters inSupport of large breasts during tangential irradiation using a micro-shell and minimizing the skin dose--a pilot study.
Tangential radiotherapy delivered to women with large breasts can be problematic due to the excessive skin folds and the way that the breast falls into the axilla. This may necessitate excessive lung irradiation to cover the posterior part of the breast volume adequately. Conventional breast rings used to move the breast anteriorly can be very difficult to reproduce and may substantially increase the skin dose and hence skin toxicity due to the bolus effect. An in-house designed microshell device was constructed to improve setup reproducibility and minimize skin dose. Dose comparisons using a phantom were made between this device and 2 other commonly used devices. The microshell successfully reduced the surface dose


you.

Our Corporate Catering at Gold Coast and Byron Bay drop off platters include fresh and easy breakfast, morning tea & lunch options, or opt for some waitered assistance with canapes, food stations such as our gourmet bbq catering, or our much loved shared platter feasts. For those wanting something more traditional our plated alternate drop menus work a treat for Wedding, buffet, finger food, and private catering at Northern Rivers.

Our food is locally sourced where possible, meaning its fresh, endemic, healthy, always beautiful and of course delicious!

Our team are passionate, professional and some of the best in the business. Use us as a one-stop shop for all your event management and catering requirements (Christmas Catering, Buffet Caterer, Outdoor Catering, Prestige catering) if you are in Lismore, Ballina, orsenting him
with a panel of physicians. 1 F r the reasons set forth below, the Court find Mr. Tolbert
did not reasonably seek the disputed emergency room treatment and that Bristol Metals is
not responsible for the cost of that treatment.

                                              History of Claim

       Mr. Tolbert is a fifty-seven-year-old resident of Washington County, Virginia.
(T.R. 1 at 1.) He works as a welder for Bristol Metals in Bristol, Tennessee. !d. Mr.
Tolbert testified he injured his low back on March 30,


2015, when he raised from a
bending position after unstrapping a pipe. His back popped, causing him to go to the
floor. He acknowledged during the hearing that he had two prior low back injuries while
1
 Additional information regarding the technical record and exhibits admitted at the Expedited Hearing is attached to
this Order as an Appendix.
working for Bristol Metals, one in 2007, and another in 2011.

        According to Mr. Tolbert, he injured his back at approximately 7:00 a.m. He
testified that he contacted his supervisor, Chris Fletcher, to inform him of his injury.
Because no other medical facility was open that early in the morning, Mr. Tolbert asked
that he be allowed to treat at the Bristol Regional Medical Center emergency room. (Ex.
I at 1.) Mr.Tolbert testified that his significant pain prompted his desire to be seen at the
emergency room, as opposed to a clinic.

       According to Mr. Tolbert, Mr. Fletcher instructed him to wait until the
Environmental Health and Safety Coordinator, Rusty Pippin, arrived at work before
seeking treatment. Mr. Tolbert met with Mr. Pippin later that morning. According to Mr.
Tolbert, Mr. Pippin wanted him to treat at an occupational medicine clinic. Mr. Tolbert
instead elected to treat at the emergency room.

       Mr. Pippin testified at the hearing. He asserted Mr. Tolbert reported the injury to
him at approximately 10:30 on the morning of the accident. Mr. Pippin added that he
does not arrive at work until 8:00 a.m., so Mr. Tolbert could not have


medical provider determined the CT
findings to be "unaltered" from the earlier MRI. Mr. Tolbert was diagnosed with a
lumbar strain and was prescribed pain medicine and a muscle relaxer. He was discharged
home shortly after 2:00 p.m.

      After approximately two week off work, Mr. Tolbert returned to his employment
with Bristol Metals, where he remains on duty. 2

       Mr. Tolbert filed a Petition for Benefit Detennination seeking additional medical
and temporary disability benefits on October 27,2015. (T.R. 1 at 1.) The parties did not
resolve the disputed issues through mediation, and the Mediating Specialist filed a
Dispute Certification Notice. (T.R. 2.) After a Show Cause Hearing and Order dated
March 2, 2016, Mr. Tolbert filed a Request for Expedited Hearing on March 9, 2016.
(T.R.impartially and in accordance with
basic principles of statutory construction favoring neither the employee nor
employer. Tenn. Code Ann. § 50-6-116 (20 15). As the injured worker seeking benefits,
Mr. Tolbert has the burden of proof on all essential elements of a claim. Tindall v.
Waring Park Ass 'n, 725 S.W.2d 935, 937 (Tenn. 1987); Scott v. Integrity Staffing
Solutions, No. 2015-01-0055, 2015 TN Wrk. Comp. App. Bd. LEXIS 24, at *6 (Tenn.
Workers' Comp. App. Bd. Aug. 18, 2015).

       Mr. Tolbert need not prove every element of his claim by a preponderance of the
evidence in order to obtain relief at an expedited hearing. McCord v. Advantage Human
Resourcing, No. 2014-06-0063, 2015 TN Wrk. Comp. App. Bd. LEXIS 6, at *7-8, 9
(Tenn. Workers' Comp. App. Bd. Mar. 27, 2015).


ET-743: a novel agent with activity in soft-tissue sarcomas.
ET-743 (ecteinascidin-743, trabectedin, Yondelis) is a natural marine product that has shown clinical activity in sarcoma. This paper reviews the current knowledge on this compound. ET-743 interferes with several transcription factors, traps protein from the nucleotide-excision repair system, thus resulting in DNA damage, modulates gene expression, and blocks cells in the G2-M phase. In the clinical setting, after failure of standard treatment, ET-743 at 1.5 mg/m2 in 24 h continuous infusion every 21 days yielded an overall response rate close to 8% and stabilization rates of 30-40%, some lasting beyond 3 years. Leiomyosarcomas, liposarcomas, and synovial sarcomas may be the more sensitive histotypes. The major toxicities of ET-743 are hepatic--through biliary duct destruction--and hematologic. They are not cumulative and a of   fifth-degree   possession    of

methamphetamine on the ground that the district court abused its discretion in admitting

into evidence shards of glass collected at the scene where appellant threw a glass pipe at a

police officer because the shards lacked foundation and the state failed to prove the chain

of custody. Because we see no abuse of discretion in the admission of the shards into

evidence and because, even without the shards, the jury had ample evidence on which to

base its finding of appellant’s guilt, we affirm.


University of London

That was a politically astute decision as well as didactically informed. These 3 are willing to say things that people with non-Chinese surnames are going to pussy-foot about. Even the one contributor who's voice trembles slightly when describing her parents outrage at the "unequal treaty" more or less concedes that her feelings reflect modern sentiments rather than the historic record.

In brief (sorry, you need to listen, these are my interpretations):

To understand this as a 19th century person might, think 1920s prohibition or 2010 cigarette management. Opium was an over the counter remedy into 20th century America; Opium was the now-lost secret to well-behaved children around the world. [3]

Tobacco smoking, introduced to China by the Portugese, was the technical innovation that built the opium trade. Smoking opiumis much more entertaining than eating eat, so, as is forever true, tobacco was the gateway drug.

Lin Tse-Hsu, the Chinese intellectual, modernist, and bureaucrat who triggered the smoldering conflict, might have been pleased with the long term impact of the enforced opium trade. Lin Tse-Hu wanted China to modernize and be able to stand independently. These scholars agreed that China's defeat in the Opium Wars, and the resulting trade agreements including later trade in industrial goods, was a major contributor to the rise of modern China. So Lin Tse-Hsu lost his battle, but in losing he did achieve his true desire. I wonder if he ever realized that. History has strange lessons indeed.

For 19th century China the Opium War was something of a sideshow and trading Hong Kong


the names to names.  It returns the number
// bytes consumed from buf, the number of entries added
// to names, and the new names slice.
func ParseDirent(buf []byte, max int, names []string) (consumed int, count int, newnames []string) {
	origlen := len(buf)
	for max != 0 && len(buf) > 0 {
		dirent := (*Dirent)(unsafe.Pointer(&buf[0]))
		if dirent.Reclen == 0 {
			buf = nil
			break
		}
		buf = buf[dirent.Reclen:]
		if dirent.Fileno == 0 { // File absent in directory.
			continue
		}
		bytes := (*[10000]byte)(unsafe.Pointer(&dirent.Name[0]))
		var name = string(bytes[0:dirent.Namlen])
		if name == "." || name == ".." { // Useless names
			continue
		}
		max--
		count++
		names = append(names, name)
	}
	return origlen - len(buf), count, names
}

//sysnb pipe() (r int, w int, err error)

func Pipe(p []int) (err error) {
	if len(p) != 2 {
		return EINVAL
	}
	p[0], p[1], err = pipe()
	return
}

func GetsockoptIPMreqn(fd, level, opt int) (*IPMreqn, error) {
	var value IPMreqn
	vallen := _Socklen(SizeofIPMreqn)
	errno := getsockopt(fd, level, opt, unsafe.Pointer(&value),errors
		 */
		if e != nil && e == EPERM && nsid != EXTATTR_NAMESPACE_USER {
			e = nil
			continue
		} else if e != nil {
			return s, e
		}

		s += stmp
		destsiz -= s
		if destsiz < 0 {
			destsiz = 0
		}
		d = initxattrdest(dest, s)
	}

	return s, e
}

func Flistxattr(fd int, dest []byte) (sz int, err error) {
	d := initxattrdest(dest, 0)
	destsiz := len(dest)

	s := 0
	var e error
	for _, nsid := range [...]int{EXTATTR_NAMESPACE_USER, EXTATTR_NAMESPACE_SYSTEM} {
		stmp, e := ExtattrListFd(fd, nsid, uintptr(d), destsiz)
		if e != nil && e == EPERM && nsid != EXTATTR_NAMESPACE_USER {
			e = nil
			continue
		} else if e != nil {
			return s, e
		}

		s += stmp
		destsiz -= s
		if destsiz < 0 {
			destsiz = 0
		}
		d = initxattrdest(dest, s)
	}

	return s, e
}

func Llistxattr(link string, dest []byte) (sz int, err error) {
	d := initxattrdest(dest, 0)
	destsiz := len(dest)

	s := 0
	var e error
	for _, nsid :=


be more than simply a general desire to conduct discovery, as "[a] hallmark of arbitration  and a necessary precursor to its efficient operation  is a limited discovery process." Id. Thus, there does not appear to be any special need or hardship in this case, as the FAA certainly empowers the arbitrator to issue a subpoena requiring respondent to testify at the arbitration hearing.
Accordingly, for the reasons stated and for good cause,
It is ORDERED that the Petition to Compel Attendance of a Witness at a Deposition in Connection with an Arbitration Proceeding is DENIED.
It is further ORDERED that the Clerk is DIRECTED to remove this matter from the docket for Friday, February 13, 2004 and to place this matter among the ended causes.
The Clerk is further directedSamsung has always strived to stand out from the pack, and the Galaxy S5 does just that with a built-in heart-rate monitor and fingerprint reader. But that's not why the S5 is one of our favorite smartphones. It's the gorgeous 5.1-inch Super AMOLED display, robust camera and water-resistant design. Throw in more than 9 hours of battery life, and you have a device that can go head-to-head with any flagship.

Design

Although part of me wishes the Galaxy S5 had a metal body, it's still a good-looking phone. But that doesn't mean I definitely prefer the dimpled, faux-leather removable back panel on this handset compared to the superslick plastic back of the Galaxy S4.

The pearl-white matte surface not only feels good, but it also makes for a sturdy grip. If


is capable of reproducing 158.4 percent of the sRGB color gamunt, which is higher than the One M8 (116.1 percent) and iPhone 6 (94.9 percent). But more isn't necessarily better; it depends on whether you prefer more saturated hues.

Audio

The Galaxy S5 can pump out a jam, but you may not like what you hear. The tiny rear-mounted speaker filled my small test space with tinny audio. I heard crisp snares and piano coasting alongside Ledisi's velvety alto as I listened to "I Blame You." Unfortunately, the audio became slightly distorted when she went for higher notes or when the flute began playing.

The S5 measured 73 decibels on our audio test, failing to meet the 81-dB smartphone average and also falling short of the iPhone 6 (also 81 dB)most Android devices, long-pressing the home button launches Google Now. Samsung's Multi Window feature is included, allowing you to open two apps simultaneously. For example, I watched an Usher video on YouTube as I looked up directions to a press event on Google Maps.

Apps

I dream of a world where phones are free from carrier bloatware. But alas, AT&T has weighed down the Galaxy S5 with relatively unnecessary apps like Caller Name ID and AT&T Navigator.

Family Map and Locker are also there, taking up precious space of an already-limited 16GB storage.

If you want to go mobile with all of your payments, you can secure the process with the Softcard app. However, you'll need to get your hands on an enhanced SIM, which most shoppers won't bother to do.

Parents will


appreciate the Kids' Mode app — if they can find it. For some reason, Samsung decided to play a bit of hide-and-seek, and hid the app in the Widgets menu. Once found, Kids Mode lets you create a profile for your child. From there, Junior can access kid-friendly, parent-approved apps, including a dinosaur that records what your child sings and plays it back. Adults also have the ability to set time limits and ban certain apps.

Other compelling preloaded apps include Flipboard and Beats Audio.

S Health and Heart Rate Monitor

Hoping to take advantage of the fitness tracker craze, Samsung has placed a heart-rate monitor on the back of the Galaxy S5 and beefed up its S Health app. Located below the camera on the rear panel, the monitor worksHere I ran into some issues. First, Nurgle is very large and I didn't want to lose the scope of his "goodness". I also wanted to focus on the Nurglings, holding the grandfather in the background. Secondly, it was necessary to add some dynamic movement and rhythm into the painting, to invoke the look I desired.

By the end of the first week I had finished the line sketch of my image (Fig.03), which allowed me to get a good idea about how the final image was going to end. That's the beauty of lines - in a relatively short period of time you can get a general idea that you can evaluate, use to verify that you're moving in your chosen direction and make changes to with a


E^*\left|\,
\begin{array}{l}
G(z)=\sum_{i=1}^m u_i(z)l_i,\
l_1,\ldots,l_m\in E^*,\\
u_1,\ldots,u_m\in {{\mathcal F}}C_b^1\text{ for some $m\in{{\mathbb N}}$}
\end{array}
\right.\right\}.\end{aligned}$$ For $u\in{{\mathcal F}}C_b^1$, an $H$-valued function $\nabla u$ on $E$ is given by the following identity: $${\langle}\nabla u(z),l{\rangle}_H=\lim_{{\varepsilon}\to 0}(u(z+{\varepsilon}l)-u(z))/{\varepsilon},
\quad l\in E^*\subset H,\ z\in E.$$ Let $\nabla^*$ be a (formal) adjoint operator of $\nabla$, which is defined by the following relation: $${\langle}\nabla^* G,u{\rangle}_{L^2(E)}={\langle}G,\nabla u{\rangle}_{L^2(E\to H)},
\quad u\in {{\mathcal F}}C_b^1.$$ We define the set of BV functions on $E$ as $$BV(E)=\left\{\rho\colon E\to {{\mathbb R}}\left|\,
\begin{array}{l}
\int_E |\rho|\max\{0,\log |\rho|\}^{1/2}\,d\mu<\infty \text{ and there exists}\\
C\ge0\text{ such that }
\left|\int_E (\nabla^* G)\rho\,d\mu\right|
\le C\| |G|_H\|_{L^\infty(E)}\\
\text{for all }G\in ({{\mathcal F}}C_b^1)_{E^*}
\end{array}
\right.\!\right\}.$$ We shall now revisit several properties of BV functions on $E$.

\[th:1\] For $\rho\in L^1(E)$, the following are equivalent conditions.

1.  $\rho\in BV(E)$.

2.  There exists a sequence $\{\rho_n\}$ in ${{\mathbb D}}^{1,1}:=\overline{{{\mathcal F}}C_b^1}^{\|\nabla\cdot\|_{L^1(E\to H)}+\|\cdot\|_{L^1(E)}}$ such that $\rho_n$ converges to $\rho$ inmatter.

Neymarc, a keen videographer who hails from France, was set to graduate in computer science from Lewis & Clark this year but is on leave to pursue further directing opportunities.

Neymarc and his brother, Andrew, who also worked on the commercial, came to Dannon through Poptent, a social network for videographers, directors and filmmakers that connects companies with creative talent through selective crowdsourcing.

Poptent invited 35 of its top producers to make a video following Dannon’s brief – they each filmed a commercial using a stand-in for Stamos. Neymarc’s was chosen and reshot with Stamos.

Watch the video here. To see more of Neymarc's work go to www.neymarcvisuals.com

Rebecca Koffman


};

require.register = function (path, fn){
    require.modules[path] = fn;
  };

require.relative = function (parent) {
    return function(p){
      if ('.' != p.charAt(0)) return require(p);

      var path = parent.split('/')
        , segs = p.split('/');
      path.pop();

      for (var i = 0; i < segs.length; i++) {
        var seg = segs[i];
        if ('..' == seg) path.pop();
        else if ('.' != seg) path.push(seg);
      }

      + ', filename: ' + (node.filename
          ? JSON.stringify(node.filename)
          : '__jade[0].filename')
        + ' });');
    }

    // Massive hack to fix our context
    // stack for - else[ if] etc
    if (false === node.debug && this.debug) {
      this.buf.pop();
      this.buf.pop();
    }

    this.visitNode(node);

    if (debug) this.buf.push('__jade.shift();');
  },

  /**
   * Visit `node`.
   *
   * @param {Node} node
   * @api public


 */

  visitNode: function(node){
    var name = node.constructor.name
      || node.constructor.toString().match(/function ([^(\s]+)()/)[1];
    return this['visit' + name](node);
  },

  /**
   * Visit case `node`.
   *
   * @param {Literal} node
   * @api public
   */

  visitCase: function(node){
    var _ = this.withinCase;
    this.withinCase = true;
    this.buf.push('switch (' + node.expr + '){');
    this.visit(node.block);
    this.buf.push('}');
    this.withinCase = _;
  },

  /**
   * Visit when `node`.
   *
   * @param {Literal} node
   * @api public
   */

  visitWhen: function(node){
    if ('default'  if (pp && i > 0 && !escape && block.nodes[i].isText && block.nodes[i-1].isText)
        this.prettyIndent(1, false);

      this.visit(block.nodes[i]);
      // Multiple text nodes are separated by newlines
      if (block.nodes[i+1] && block.nodes[i].isText && block.nodes[i+1].isText)
        this.buffer('\\n');
    }
  },

  /**
   * Visit `doctype`. Sets terse mode to `true` when html 5
   * is used, causing self-closing tags to end with ">" vs "/>",
   * and boolean attributes are not mirrored.
   *
   * @param {Doctype} doctype
   * @api public
   */

  visitDoctype: function(doctype){


the `tag`'s code and block.
   *
   * @param {Tag} tag
   * @api public
   */

  visitTag: function(tag){
    this.indents++;
    var name = tag.name
      , pp = this.pp;

    if (tag.buffer) name = "' + (" + name + ") + '";

    if (!this.hasCompiledTag) {
      if (!this.hasCompiledDoctype && 'html' == name) {
        this.visitDoctype();
      }
      this.hasCompiledTag = true;
    }

    // pretty print
    if (pp && !tag.isInline())
      this.prettyIndent(0, true);

   */

  visitBlockComment: function(comment){
    if (!comment.buffer) return;
    if (0 == comment.val.trim().indexOf('if')) {
      this.buffer('<!--[' + comment.val.trim() + ']>');
      this.visit(comment.block);
      this.buffer('<![endif]-->');
    } else {
      this.buffer('<!--' + comment.val);
      this.visit(comment.block);
      this.buffer('-->');
    }
  },

  /**
   * Visit `code`, respecting buffer / escape flags.
   * If the code is followed by a block, wrap it in
   * a self-calling function.
   *
   * @param {Code} code
   * @api public
   */

  visitCode: function(code){
    //


  , states = ['key']
        , escapedAttr
        , key = ''
        , val = ''
        , quote
        , c
        , p;

      function state(){
        return states[states.length - 1];
      }

      function interpolate(attr) {
        return attr.replace(/(\\)?#\{([^}]+)\}/g, function(_, escape, expr){
          return escape
         Jade - nodes - Comment
 * Copyright(c) 2010 TJ Holowaychuk <tj@vision-media.ca>
 * MIT Licensed
 */

/**
 * Module dependencies.
 */

var Node = require('./node');

/**
 * Initialize a `Comment` with the given `val`, optionally `buffer`,
 * otherwise the comment may render in the output.
 *
 * @param {String} val
 * @param {Boolean} buffer
 * @api public
 */

var Comment = module.exports = function Comment(val, buffer) {
  this.val = val;
  this.buffer = buffer;
};

/**
 * Inherit from `Node`.
 */

Comment.prototype = new Node;
Comment.prototype.constructor = Comment;

}); // module: nodes/comment.js

require.register("nodes/doctype.js", function(module, exports, require){

/*!
 * Jade - nodes - Doctype
 * Copyright(c) 2010 TJ Holowaychuk <tj@vision-media.ca>
 * MIT Licensed
 */

/**
 * Module dependencies.
 */

var Node = require('./node');

/**
 * Initialize a `Doctype` with the given `val`.
 *
 * @param {String} val
 * @api public
 */

var Doctype


TJ Holowaychuk <tj@vision-media.ca>
 * MIT Licensed
 */

/**
 * Module dependencies.
 */

var Node = require('./node')
  , Block = require('./block');

/**
 * Initialize a `Filter` node with the given
 * filter `name` and `block`.
 *
 * @param {String} name
 * @param {Block|Node} block
 * @api public
 */

var Filter = module.exports = function Filter(name, block, attrs) {
  this.name = name;
  this.block = block;
  this.attrs = attrs;
  this.isASTFilter = !block.nodes.every(function(node){ return node.isText });
};

/**
 * Inherit from `Node`.
 */

Filter.prototype = new Node;
Filter.prototype.constructor = Filter;

}); // module: nodes/filter.js

require.register("nodes/index.js", function(module, exports, require){

/*!
 * Jade - nodes
 * Copyright(c) 2010 TJ Holowaychuk <tj@vision-media.ca>
 * MIT Licensed
 */

exports.Node = require('./node');
exports.Tag = require('./tag');
exports.Code = require('./code');
exports.Each = require('./each');
exports.Case = require('./case');
exports.Text = require('./text');
exports.Block = require('./block');
exports.Mixin = require('./mixin');
exports.Filter = require('./filter');
exports.Comment = require('./comment');
exports.Literal = require('./literal');
exports.BlockComment = require('./block-comment');
exports.Doctype'doctype':
        return this.parseDoctype();
      case 'filter':
        return this.parseFilter();
      case 'comment':
        return this.parseComment();
      case 'text':
        return this.parseText();
      case 'each':
        return this.parseEach();
      case 'code':
        return this.parseCode();
      case 'call':
        return this.parseCall();
      case 'interpolation':
        return this.parseInterpolation();
      case


node;
  },

  /**
   * doctype
   */

  parseDoctype: function(){
    var tok = this.expect('doctype')
      , node = new nodes.Doctype(tok.val);
    node.line = this.line();
    return node;
  },

  /**
   * filter attrs? text-block
   */

  parseFilter: function(){
    var block
      , tok = this.expect('filter')
      , attrs = this.accept('attrs');

    this.lexer.pipeless = true;
    block = this.parseTextBlock();
    this.lexer.pipeless = false;

    var node = new nodes.Filter(tok.val, block, attrs && attrs.attrs);
    node.line = this.line();
  dir = dirname(this.filename);

    var path = join(dir, path + '.jade')
      , str = fs.readFileSync(path, 'utf8')
      , parser = new Parser(str, path, this.options);

    parser.blocks = this.blocks;
    parser.contexts = this.contexts;
    this.extending = parser;

    // TODO: null node
    return new nodes.Literal('');
  },

  /**
   * 'block' name block
   */

  parseBlock: function(){
    var block = this.expect('block')
      , mode = block.mode
      , name = block.val.trim();

    block = 'indent' == this.peek().type
      ? this.block()
      :


     block.push(text);
      }
    }

    if (spaces == this._spaces) this._spaces = null;
    this.expect('outdent');
    return block;
  },

  /**
   * indent expr* outdent
   */

  block: function(){
    var block = new nodes.Block;
    block.line = this.line();
    this.expect('indent');
    while ('outdent' != this.peek().type) {
      if ('newline' == this.peek().type) {
        this.advance();
      } else {
        block.push(this.parseExpr());
      }
    }
    this.expect('outdent');
       var tok = this.advance();
            tag.setAttribute(tok.type, "'" + tok.val + "'");
            continue;
          case 'attrs':
            var tok = this.advance()
              , obj = tok.attrs
              , escaped = tok.escaped
              , names = Object.keys(obj);

            if


(±)-Asarinin.
Asarinin, C(20)H(18)O(6), was isolated as a racemate from the shrub Zanthoxylum alatum. Both forms of the enantiomerically pure substance, (+)- and (-)-asarinin, have been the subject of a total of five previous structure determinations that are essentially identical except for the absolute stereochemistry. However, there seems to be some confusion in the literature concerning these structure determinations of asarinin and also those of its stereoisomer sesamin. The molecular structure of racemic asarinin differs from that of the pure enantiomers in the orientation of one ring system. In the packing of the racemate, molecules are linked by C-H...O interactions to form ribbons parallel to [101].Blood and graft eosinophilia as a rejection index in kidney transplant.
The relevance of eosinophilia in the physiopathology of transplant rejection has yet to be established. The appearance of eosinophilia has been occasionally associated with an adverse prognosis on graft rejection episodes. The aim of the present study was to evaluate the role and prognostic implications of blood and graft eosinophilia in kidney transplant rejection. We have examined the intrarenal infiltrate in 173 fine-needle aspiration biopsies from 36 consecutively transplant patients, and blood samples obtained simultaneously with fine-needle aspirations. Two different immunosuppressive regimens were administered: triple therapy (azathioprine + prednisone + antilymphocytic globulin) in patients with posttransplant acute tubular necrosis and cyclosporine A monotherapy in the rest of the patients. Comparing the two immunosuppressive groups, more elevated eosinophil values


Tell us a bit about yourself and your background

Over the span of my career, I’ve worked in a number of different industries; finance, logistics, and research, to name just a few. However, my passion has always been hospitality. I love to travel, I love the hotel sector, and it’s the perfect fit for me. I’ve now been working in hospitality for close to 30 years, and it’s taken me to more than 30 countries.

Tell us about your experience in blockchain and cryptocurrencies

My introduction to cryptocurrencies came in 2010 when a friend of mine told me to buy Bitcoin, which at the time was priced at something like 5 cents. I ignored them, and I still think about that decision today. Blockchain was introduced to me about two yearsresearchers used ALMA to pin down the orientation of the ring of gas and dust in the system. The orbit of the binary was previously known, from observations that quantified how the stars move in relation to each other. By combining these two pieces of information they were able to establish that the dust ring was consistent with a perfectly polar orbit. This means that while the stellar orbits orbit each other in one plane, like two horses going around on a carousel, the disc surrounds these stars at right angles to their orbits, like a giant ferris wheel with the carousel at the centre.

advertisement

Dr Grant M. Kennedy of the University of Warwick added:

"Perhaps the most exciting thing about this discovery is that the disc shows some of


teddy bears on the capital Minsk and the small town of Ivyanets.

For weeks, Belarus’ government denied any plane illegally entered the country’s airspace that morning, claiming that videos of the airdrop released by Studio Total were faked.

Meanwhile, on July 13 the KGB – Belarus’ state security service – detained Anton Suryapin, a 20-year-old journalism student, after he posted a picture of one of the teddy bears to a website he runs called Belarusian News Photos. Suryapin is being held by the KGB under Article 371, Part 3 of Belarus’ Criminal Code, which concerns “organising illegal migration”, according to Amnesty International. The charge can carry a jail sentence of up to seven years.

Syarhei Basharimau, a real estate agent who rented apartments in Minsk to the plane’s two pilots, hasstrains were clustered into one clade, indicating TGEV strains share a common ancestor and as a group TGEV strains share a common ancestor with PRCV-ISU-1 ([Fig. 3](#fig3){ref-type="fig"}).Fig. 3Phylogenetic analysis of genomic nucleotide sequences of the four TGEV strains and PRCV-ISU-1 with the reference TGEV genomes available in GenBank, and a Feline Coronavirus outgroup. The tree is based on muscle alignment of whole genomes. The tree search was conduced with TNT ([@bib15]) with equally weighted parsimony counting gaps as a fifth state. Tree search was conducted using new technology parameters until a stable consensus was discovered. This search procedure produced a single tree of 7360 steps. Bootstrap values for 1000 resampling replicates are shown at nodes.

Discussion {#section0060}
==========

We completed the entire genomic sequences of two virulent/attenuated TGEV pairs and the


and passed 8 times in pigs, with 2 subsequent cloning steps in ST cells ([@bib16]). Continuous passage 115 times (115X), with numerous plaque purifications of the virulent Purdue strain led to the attenuated Purdue P115 strain ([@bib4]). The ISU-1 strain of PRCV originated from a herd isolate by Hill in Indiana in 1990. It was passaged 8× in ST cell culture and plaque purified 2× ([@bib21]). The prototypic viruses were subjected to additional passages in ST cells or gnotobiotic pigs before sequencing in our lab. An additional 10, 4, 10, and 11 passages in ST cells were applied to Miller M6, Miller M60, PRCV-ISU-1, and Purdue P115, respectively. For virulent TGEV Purdue, 2 more passages were done in gnotobiotic pigs and the cell passaged M6 (10 additional passages)player advances into a new bracket/rank for the first time, they unlock the associated Achievement and its accompanying gem reward. Like so:

So what happens if I enter the League with enough trophies to qualify for Gold-1 rank? Do I lose out on all the gems that I would have gotten making my way there?Nope! You'll be credited all Achievements leading up to that rank, as well as the applicable gem rewards.

We've said it before, and we'll say it again, Keepers. It's GOOD to be BAD! So get your League on!!


Q:

Динамическая компиляция класса java

При компиляции Diagnostic выдает package org.apache.log4j does not exist
Имею вот такой метод, который в рантайме должен компилировать исходник java.
public static void compile(final File file, final JavaFileObject... objects) {

    System.setProperty("java.home", "c:\\Program Files\\Java\\jdk1.7.0_45");
    final JavaCompiler compiler = ToolProvider.getSystemJavaCompiler();

    final DiagnosticCollector<JavaFileObject> diagnostics = new DiagnosticCollector<JavaFileObject>();
    final StandardJavaFileManager fileManager = compiler.getStandardFileManager(null, Locale.getDefault(), Charset.defaultCharset());

    final Iterable<? extends JavaFileObject> compilationUnits = new ArrayList<JavaFileObject>(Arrays.asList(objects));

    String[] compileOptions = new String[] { "-d", file.getAbsolutePath() };
    final Iterable compilationOptions = Arrays.asList(compileOptions);
    final JavaCompiler.CompilationTask task = compiler.getTask(null, fileManager, diagnostics, compilationOptions, null,
            new ArrayList(Arrays.asList(objects)));
    final boolean result = task.call();
that the eye with all its inimitable contrivances for adjusting the focus for different distances, for admitting different amounts of light, and for the correction of spherical and chromatic aberration, could have been formed by natural selection seems, I freely confess, absurd in the highest degree." He then goes on to state it could have happened.

2) The "Perils of Pauline" strategy that Darwin employs here is his key approach, especially in Chs. 6--9. He begins by making a large concession, but then adds that once we understand his way of viewing things the objections will diminish or disappear. Repeatedly, he seems to put the theory at risk through these seemingly damaging admissions, but then rescues it. What always fascinates me about our hero is that while on the


May 2013 when a senior staffer publicly apologized for what she termed "inappropriate" extra scrutiny by the agency of applications for tax-exempt status from conservative political groups.

Republicans were furious, accusing the IRS of singling out conservatives for unfair treatment. The senior staffer, Lois Lerner, became a lightning rod for criticism but the scandal had largely faded from view by early 2014.

Then last month the IRS said it had lost emails written by and to Lerner from 2009 to 2011 that congressional Republicans had been seeking for their own investigation, which has been under way for more than a year.

In written testimony released on Wednesday, Cole revealed that the Justice Department's inquiry was widening to include the loss of the emails. Lerner has since retired from the IRS.

Cole saidthe requirement of a hemolyzing system. Some CO-oximetry methods, for example U.S. Pat. No. 4,997,769, suggest that they can mathematically deal with scattering of light by small particles, for example chylomicrons (an RBC is 1-2 orders of magnitude larger than a chylomicron), but a hemolyzing system is still required.
Current methods of measuring Total-Hemoglobin (Tot-Hb) in a sample, preferably use reagents, whereby the different Hb species like Oxy-hemoglobin (Oxy-Hb), Deoxy-Hemoglobin (Deoxy-Hb), Carboxy-Hemoglobin (Carboxy-Hb), and Met-Hemoglobin (Met-Hb) are converted to a single specie, which is then measured at one wavelength using spectroscopic methods; sometimes a second wavelength is also used. The reagents are usually noxious (e.g. potassium cyanide and azide), and there is a need for a reagentless method for measuring Hb in body fluids. Harboe (Harboe, M., 1959, A


method of determination of hemoglobin in plasma by near ultraviolet spectrophotometry. Scand. J. Clin. Lab. Invest, pp. 66-70) and Tietz (Tietz Textbook of Clinical Chemistry, 3rd Ed, 1999, pp 1674-1676; which is incorporated herein by reference), provide examples of reagentless spectroscopic methods for measuring Hb. Although Hb provides very large absorbance signals, the absorbance spectra of the Hb species exhibit significant differences. Reagentless spectroscopic methods are limited to samples that contain mostly Oxy-Hb and Deoxy-Hb. The Deoxy-Hb is usually converted into Oxy-Hb when the sample is exposed briefly to atmospheric oxygen. The largest source of errors in both methods (Harboe & Tietz) is the presence of Met-Hb. In U.S. Pat. No. 6,689,612 (Samsoondar), there is described the use of Total-Hb, Oxy-Hemoglobin (Oxy-Hb), and “Total-Hb minus Met-Hemoglobin (Met-Hb),” asarity cs) for the recursive call
hylomorphism [] combineLevel pullLevel zero (1,cs)

makes a pullLevel call for each level, so the total pullLevel cost is O(sum parts) = O(n)
makes a combineLevel call for each level, so the total combineLevel cost is O(sum $ map arity levels) = O(n), since the total arity of the entire input is bound by n for valid strings.
makes O(#levels) calls to zero (which is O(1)), and #levels is bound by n, so that's below O(n) too

Hence karvaToTree is linear in the length of the input.

I think that puts to rest the assertion that you needed to use mutability to get a linear algorithm here.
Demo
Let's have a draw of the results (because Tree is so full of syntax it's hard to


you'd need to write specialized function to do so. If the fitness function is slow enough, it may be fine to use a naive decoder like the one I have listed below. It will fully rebuild the tree each invocation.
import Control.Monad.State.Lazy
import Data.Tree

type MaxArity = Int
type NodeType = Char

treeify :: MaxArity -> [Char] -> Tree NodeType
treeify maxArity (x:xs) = evalState (unfoldTreeM_BF (step maxArity) x) xs
treeify _ [] = fail "empty list"

step :: MaxArity -> NodeType -> State [Char] (NodeType, [NodeType])
step maxArity node = do
  xs <- get
  -- figure out the actual child node count and use it instead of maxArity
  let (children, ys) = splitAt maxArity xs
  put ys
  return (node, children)

main :: IO ()
main = do
 let x = treeify 3 "0138513580135135135"
before his death in 1677.

The familiar functions of the scientific journal – registration (date stamping and provenance), certification (peer review), dissemination and archiving − were introduced at inception by Philosophical Transactions. The beginnings of these ideas can be traced in a series of letters from Oldenburg to Robert Boyle:

 [24 November 1664] "We must be very careful as well of regist'ring the person and time of any new matter, as the matter itselfe, whereby the honor of the invention will be reliably preserved to all posterity" (registration and archiving)
 [3 December 1664] "...all ingenious men will thereby be incouraged to impact their knowledge and discoverys" (dissemination)
 The council minutes of 1 March 1665 made provisions for the tract to be revised by members of the council of the


Compeq Revenue Down Nearly 5% in September

Taiwan PCB manufacturer Compeq Manufacturing Co. Ltd has reported unaudited September revenue of NT$5.26 billion ($170.3 million), up by 6.11% from the previous month, but down by 4.77 percent year-on-year.

Cumulative sales from January to September 2018 reached NT$36.2 billion ($1.17 billion), down by 2.15% compared to the same period last year.

Share

Printer Version

Compeq Revenue Down Nearly 5% in September

Taiwan PCB manufacturer Compeq Manufacturing Co. Ltd has reported unaudited September revenue of NT$5.26 billion ($170.3 million), up by 6.11% from the previous month, but down by 4.77 percent year-on-year.

Cumulative sales from January to September 2018 reached NT$36.2 billion ($1.17 billion), down by 2.15% compared to the same period last year.make a mapping and tell it "don't be recursive - any characters in the value of this mapping should have their native, base meanings in vim -- not whatever I might have mapped them to", you just prepend 'nore' to the map command (but after the mode specifier), as shown above.


Initially upon his return, he coached Varsity Football, Basketball, JV and Varsity Baseball while he also taught social studies and physical education. Over the next 29 years, Coach Henle served as athletic director (22 years), coached football (29 years), baseball (15 years), and track (10 years), served as the Block “D” advisor (16 years) and meet director of the Halden Relays (9 years) as he continued to teach in the classroom.

Coach Henle is a member of the Davis Senior High School Hall of Fame, the Sac-Joaquin Section Football Coaches Association Hall of Fame, the Northern California Old Timers Sports Association Hall of Fame and the La Salle Coaches Hall of Fame.number?
True
Let b(a) = 31*a + 12. Let c(n) = -3 + n - 10*n + n. Let x(d) = 2*b(d) + 9*c(d). Is x(-7) a composite number?
False
Let v(a) be the second derivative of -9*a**3 - a**2/2 + a. Is v(-1) a composite number?
False
Let q = -9 - -15. Let z(u) = u**3 - 4*u**2 - 2*u + 7. Is z(q) composite?
False
Suppose 2*s + 9 = 2*o - 11, -s = -3*o + 28. Suppose p - 26 - o = 0. Suppose -x - 3*j + 47 = 0, 4*x - 3*j = 93 + p. Is x prime?
False
Let h(s) = 6*s - 13. Let o be h(4). Is (-22)/o*(-223)/2 prime?
True
Suppose 0 = 5*l + 3 + 2, -5*b = -5*l - 125. Let t = -55 +


Is m composite?
False
Is 476 + 3 + -1 + 1 a prime number?
True
Let d(w) = -3*w**2 - 11*w + 15. Let u(a) = -10*a**2 - 33*a + 44. Let i(l) = 11*d(l) - 4*u(l). Is i(9) composite?
True
Suppose 0 = 5*i - 751 + 36. Let f = i + -66. Is f prime?
False
Suppose -9 = g - 4*g. Suppose 0 = 3*u + u - f - 305, 0 = g*u + 5*f - 200. Is (-3)/(-12) + u/4 a prime number?
True
Let v(u) = -u - 1. Let f be v(-4). Suppose -k + 5*w = -13, -11 + 2 = -k + f*w. Suppose -x - k*x = 4*q - 380, 5*x + 2*q = 463. Is x a prime number?
False
Let r be (10/(-6))/((-5)/165). Suppose -r =-0*n - n. Is n prime?
False
Let g be (-2)/(-5) - (-736)/10. Suppose b - g = -b. Is b a prime number?
True
Let a(o) = 8*o**2 - 4*o + 1. Let u(z) = -9*z**2 + 4*z. Suppose -3*k - 4*w + 23 = -0*k, -3*k - w = -17. Let h(n) = k*a(n) + 4*u(n). Is h(-4) composite?
True
Suppose -1334 = -3*a + 2179. Is a a prime number?
True
Let v(w) = 53*w - 2. Suppose 0*y = x + 3*y - 7, 3*y = -2*x + 8. Is v(x) a composite number?
True
Let m(o) = 3*o**2 - 38*o + 49. Is m(25) a prime number?
False
Let n = 7 + -7. Suppose n = 3*i - 1 - 137. Is i prime?
False
Suppose -4*t - 2433 = -5*b, t - 3*t + 1451