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A Quarter Century of "Black Wings"

A talk with the curator of the National Air and Space Museum's soon-to-be-updated exhibit on African-Americans in aviation.

In March 1945, Colonel Benjamin O. Davis was commander of the U.S. Army Air Forces 332nd Fighter Group (better known as the Tuskegee airmen) in Italy. Pilots of the 332nd flew North American P-51 Mustangs as fighter escorts for Allied bombers. After the war, Davis would become the first black general in the U.S. Air Force.
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When Von Hardesty began working on the National Air and Space Museum’s exhibit Smithsonian Books/Harper Collins. Hardesty, who is currently researching the book, says it will feature a 20,000-word narrative on African-American aerospace history as well as photos of prominent figures, including the late U.S. Air Force


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Cable cars are environmental friendly.
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a continuing connection to family, mob, nation - and a strong opposition to the coalition’s policies - do you think abbott would regard this candidate as ‘authentic’? Of course he wouldn’t. He wants a certain type of person - who embodies both the ‘noble savage’ myth, but also subscribes to an individualist and assimiliationist worldview, and ideally with two aboriginal parents.

If Abbott simply wants more indigenous reps from central australia - something we can all agree on - why not just leave out the adjective? You want to include it, but not give it any meaning. You’re reproducing abbott’s process.

Guy.
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Surely, I have asked myself, all of this must have occurred to somebody before now? Of course it has, though not usually to aestheticians, whose professional purpose is after all to find reputable ways of keeping such suspicions at bay. One of the most disappointing experiences I had in preparing this paper was in going to read Morris Weitz’s notorious paper of 1955, ‘The Role of Theory in Aesthetics’. Here, I had been informed, was the most


and innovation, but stabilising the work of art around its material ground or embodiment; one could be sure that a painting was, at least, unassailably and invariably the result of pigment applied to a flat surface, just as writing would be inescapably an act of inscribing words, and making music would be a matter of combining sounds. Inevitably, the material instance of the work has itself been subject to erosion, in various forms of intensification of the modernist logic of privation; in the art of the happening or event, or the unrealised concept, or the virtual art of the network, there is no single or permanent inscription or instance of the work. If there is immaterialisation through temporal evaporation – the event is always on the point ofas a more flexibly dialectical response to the aesthetic, which can take its good with its bad, turns out to have a much softer inside, in this assumption that the aesthetic maintains a precious link with the Lebenswelt, an assumption that stands out stickily and unaccountably against his own functionalist demonstrations of the way in which ideas about the aesthetic have been used to constitute this imaginary sphere.

A rather commoner, broader and less easily demonstrable position than Bourdieu’s is the view of art and the accompanying discourses of the aesthetic as mystification or distraction. On this view, art is a fascinating compensation for the miseries and injustices of existence and as such is to be suspected and eschewed. Like religion, art allows obscenely for the possibility of pleasure


the nature of arguments mounted from within the aesthetic as such, or within the institutions that sediment its claims. What we do about the aesthetic will turn out to be just as contingent as what we have hitherto done with it

It is tempting to hope that because a climate of experiment with and even hostility towards the category of art has prevailed in the art of our time, that an abandonment of the discourse of aesthetics in the manner I am recommending will attune us more closely to that art, making us better able to appreciate its challenges and renewals. In an age of anti-aesthetics, we need an anti-aesthetics ourselves, that kind of thing. Tempting though this idea is, it is a fondly delusive hope. First of all,has ratified a significant number International Labour Conventions and translated them into law. However, the government struggles to effectively enforce these laws, leaving workers dependent on employers to provide decent working conditions.

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Harrelson’s argument. See Carty v. Thaler, 583 F.3d 244, 266 (5th Cir. 2009).
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with supporting authorities, of why the nunc pro tunc proceedings here meet the
definition of an “other collateral proceeding” that tolls the limitations period. We
may conclude, therefore, that Harrelson has inadequately briefed and abandoned
the only issue for which a COA was granted. See F ED. R. A PP. P. 28(a)(9);
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Define the norm $\Vert f \Vert_{L^{2}(P)} = \sqrt{\mathbb{E}_{P}f^{2}}$. Assume the following TMLE conditions:

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2.  $R_{2,j}(P_n^*,P_0)$ is $o_{p}(1/\sqrt{n})$


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The primary purpose of some sort of dumpster is to retail store rubbish right up until it is purged by a garbage truck and discarded. Dumpsters can be used for a myriad of waste, and for recycling purposes. Dumpsters are also very good if you have a sizable yard cleanup that produces a lot of yard waste. Most dumpsters are repaired weekly by way of a hired junk removal services.

The time has come in which you want to do away with all the crap in your underground room. You can rent some sort of dumpster and place all ofshould feel dumb.

Subliterati:Even the most hardened junkie at 10mg every 4 hours can have their craving satisfied

The overdoses had enough to satisfy a craving, they took more. Functionally it's the same as that guy found hanging in his bedroom with his dick in his hand, they want the feel-good so bad they take irrational risks to do so.

Andulamb:"Every time someone dies of an overdose it should shame our political class." Really? Why? What happened to personal responsibility? There is nothing the government can do to keep people from using and, sometimes, ODing on drugs.

Mind you, I'm not saying that nothing should be done to curb drug abuse. What I am saying is that drug policies should not be judged by whether or not anyone OD'd. That's unrealistic.

You shouldn't


for 100 5mg doses. Even the most hardened junkie at 10mg every 4 hours can have their craving satisfied and sleep 8 hours a day for a total cost to the nation of £1.76, or $2.89 in Jeebus Money per day. Or we could have them out robbing and breaking into folks houses and set expensive, expensive police officers on them.

Stop being a dick. Please.

But, don't you realize how many tanks per day we could buy to store in warehouses because the Army doesn't want or need them for that $2.89? My God, man; where are your priorities?!?

Boojum2k:Subliterati: Even the most hardened junkie at 10mg every 4 hours can have their craving satisfied

The overdoses had enough to satisfy a craving, they took more. Functionally it's the same asactually more of a gentleman than any other date I have been on lately. I am seeing him on Wednesday to see if he meets the high standards he’s set for himself!

So I guess I’m back in the game. I’m not ecstatic about it, as we all know, but I’m stubborn.

So I’ve taken a while to give you an update on the poker player I’ve had such a fantastic first date with. In a way I was hoping to write something conclusive. But; off we go.

When he texted me the day after our date, I took it as a sign of interest, and I was quite pleased. The next few days we went back and forth and I quite quickly asked him if he wanted to go out


happy to be with him, and it was so comfortable I wondered if this was what it should always supposed to be like. He was hungry for steak and so we went to a tiny little restaurant. He took my hands across the table to warm them. I had been meaning to ask him things. Like why he was dating in a country he wasn’t in most of the time. Or if I should attach any meaning to the fact he had been delaying his flight for me. Because of some of the things he’d said while texting I wanted to find out if there was some sort of interest there. But before we got there, the check came and the moment was gone. We did get toshame he’d have to go back, to which he didn’t really respond. That took away any courage I had about asking him when he’d be back.

We had a quick breakfast together, after which I left at about nine thirty. The goodbye was like last time, with a kiss and a bye. That night, I texted him I’d had a great time, enjoyed seeing him again and that it was a bummer he was leaving. (After we’d set our date, he’d bought his ticket for the day after). He said ‘Yeah it was! But all good things come to an end.’ I stared at it for a while. Really? I asked if I should be taking that literally. No, he didn’t mean it like that, but he did have


usually clear from the beginning and I’m not in the dark. This time, I’m very into him, and there is no denying there was mutual chemistry. There was. I know it, and not only because he told me, and not only because of that postponed flight. There was something there. And maybe the timing wasn’t right. Maybe he does need to do some soul searching. Maybe I’ve confused him and he wasn’t expecting this. Maybe none of this all and I’ve fallen for it, hard.

There is something about this man that makes me feel completely at ease. I haven’t felt this way in a long time and it’s scary. Not in the least because ever since he got back, I didn’t hear from him. So last night, Iand said ‘we made a mess’. And proceeded to make out. After he came, we laid there forever. He said he’d come so good and was so relaxed he was tingling and seeing purple stars. We stayed in bed, I was on his chest, and he’d kiss my hair every now and then.

When we did get up, he made us breakfast, we ate it half naked and it wasn’t awkward at all. He put his sheets in the washing machine, set up his computers to work later, and we left the house together. I was going home, he was going to get groceries. So we had to say goodbye on the corner of the street. He gave me three kisses on the cheek, a peck on the lips,


adult fun, so that’s something at least! I just have to remind myself the world doesn’t revolve around men and that I should learn to be okay by myself. Some days are better than others obviously.

While in China, the Stud sent me messages now and then to say good luck or ask how it went. Pretty nice. He then mentioned he had to be in my city for a competition tomorrow. I offered him dinner and a place to stay and he accepted. And then yesterday, when I asked him what the plan was, he said he was still around for the competition, but couldn’t meet me anymore. He’d made plans to go right to his friend-chick up north as they are having a stand at a fleathing’s illusion, Jacob, and there’s nothing wrong with that,’ one character says. ‘It’s what people want from us. It’s what they expect.’ But the illusion is built on exploitation of people and animals, just as in those years the American dream of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness was an illusion built on hardship. One resident of the nursing home claims he once carried ‘water for elephants’. Jacob says this is a lie, though how he knows this is not explained. It appears in fact that no one carries water for elephants: they drink so much they have to be led to water. From this it follows that carrying water for elephants would be a very difficult task. Perhaps in the title Gruen is making a point


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Boston Drafts Eight Newbies

The Bruins took eight players total in the two-day draftapalooza. After Seguin, Boston grabbed two more centers from the OHL in the second round, led by Michigan native Jared Knight, followed by Ryan Spooner. The B’s sat out the third round, but followed up in the fourth round with choosing forward Craig Cunningham from the Western Hockey League’s Vancouver Giants, the former team of current Bruin Milan Lucic. Cunningham comes to the B’s with very high recommendations from Lucic.

The fifth round selection went to 20-year-old forward Justin Florek, who has played


million for a backup goaltender, and Thomas doesn’t want to be a backup goaltender. Send him packing to a team that can use him and get all that you can get back for him.

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just right together on the screen. Her artless gestures and girlish ways won the hearts of film-goers who had until then been fed on love’s ‘heavier’, more aggressive screen version. These two delicate, almost fragile-looking young lovers became the toast of India. So popular were they that college girls would pine for Ashok Kumar, while boys would go about wearing long and loose Bengali shirts, sleeves unbuttoned, one of which Ashok Kumar had worn in that famous duet with Devika Rani: Mein banki chidiya banke bolun re (I shall become a forest bird and sing from grove to grove).

I had seen some of Ashok’s films and as far as acting was concerned, Devika Rani was streets ahead of him. In the beginning, he used to look like someoneframe was prepared under Ashok’s supervision. Few people knew that the entire direction of Eight Days, the movie we produced, was the work of Ashok Kumar though DN Pai’s name appeared as director in the credits. He had not directed even an inch of the movie. At Bombay Talkies the film director was not a prima donna as elsewhere. It was all team effort and when the film was ready for release one member of the team would be credited with its direction. We had adopted the same system at Filmistan. DN Pai was a film editor and a good one, so it was decided that he should be mentioned as the director of the film.

It was during the making of Eight Days that I realised that Ashok


had been made to put Bombay Talkies back on track but nothing had succeeded. Savak Vacha with the help of Ashok, now made a last-ditch effort to save the company.

Ashok left Filmistan. In the meanwhile, I had been cabled an offer from Lahore by Moti B Gidwani to work for him at a salary of one thousand rupees a month. I would have gone but I wanted to wait for Savak. When he returned and took Ashok with him to Bombay Talkies, I went with them. This happened on the eve of Partition. The British were now putting the final touches to the map of the Subcontinent so that when the whole thing went up in smoke, they would be able to watch it from a distance. Hindu–Muslimriots had begun, and as wickets fall in cricket matches, so were people dying. There were big fires everywhere.

Savak ran into a number of problems right away when he tried to reorganise Bombay Talkies. A lot of people, almost all of them Hindus, were given the sack as they were found to be redundant. This caused an uproar since their places were mostly filled by Muslims. Apart from me, there was Shahid Latif and his wife, Ismat Chughtai. Then there were Kamal Amrohi, the movie director, Hasrat Lukhnavi, Nazim Panipati and the music director Ghulam Haider. This created great resentment against Savak Vacha and Ashok Kumar among the company’s Hindu employees. When I mentioned it to Ashok, he laughed. “I will tell Vacha to sort those johnnies out,”


I do not want the Hindu nation to curse me for ever and ever if something happens to Ashok.’

When the procession reached the car, some people spotted Ashok and began to scream, “Ashok Kumar... Ashok Kumar.” I went cold. Ashok had his hands on the steering wheel and he was very quiet. I was about to scream to the crowd that I was a Muslim and Ashok was taking me home when two young men stepped forward and said, “Ashok bhai, this street will lead you nowhere. It is best to turn into this side lane.”

Ashok bhai? If Ashok was their brother, then who was I? I looked at my clothes which were homespun cotton... had they thought I was another Hindu? Or had they not even noticedwant to preserve a livable world for themselves and their kids, then I’ll be prime minister and the question will be very different.

Let’s just say that in a minority Parliament, Greens have a strong commitment to finding the best possible government given the cards that we’re dealt. We don’t know now what the seat count will be. My biggest fear is people are going to do their usual fear-based panicked stampede to vote Liberal to stop Andrew Scheer, which would be right now a dreadful error, because Scheer is not going to become prime minister in this election. People need to make sure we hold the Liberals to a minority. A majority Liberal government will be a disaster. For voters who are worried that “maybe this time I


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author:
- 'Alexandre Sukhov[\*]{} and Alexander Tumanov[\*\*]{}'
title: |
    Pseudoholomorphic discs and symplectic\
    structures in Hilbert space
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\* Université des Sciences et Technologies de Lille, Laboratoire Paul Painlevé, U.F.R. de Mathé-matique, 59655 Villeneuve d’Ascq, Cedex, France. The author is partially supported by Labex CEMPI, e-mail address: sukhov@math.univ-lille1.fr

\*\* University of Illinois, Department of Mathematics 1409 West Green Street, Urbana, IL 61801, USA, e-mail address: tumanov@illinois.edu

Abstract. We develop the theory of $J$-holomorphic discs in Hilbert spaces with almost complex structures. As an aplication, we prove a version of Gromov’s symplectic non-squeezing theorem for Hilbert spaces. It can be applied to short-time symplectic flows of a wide class of Hamiltonian PDEs.

MSC: 32H02, 53C15.

Key words: symplectic diffeomorphism, Hilbert space, Hamiltonian PDE, almost complex structure, $J$-complex disc.

Introduction
============

In his fundamental work,we prove in the last section a version of the non-squeezing theorem in Hilbert space for symplectic maps with small “anti-holomorphic terms”. In particular, it can be applied to short-time symplectic flows or small perturbations of holomorphic symplectic flows associated with Hamiltonian PDEs.

Our main results are contained in Section 4, 5 and 6. In Section 4 we establish the local existence and regularity of pseudoholomorphic curves in Hilbert spaces with almost complex structures. In Section 5 we consider boundary value problems for pseudoholomorphic curves in Hilbert space. Our approach is based on methods developed in our previous work in the finite-dimensional case [@CoSuTu; @SuTu3; @SuTu1]. Using suitable singular integral operators related to the Cauchy integral, we reduce boundary value problems to integral equations in appropriate function spaces and


complex structure on $\H$. A $C^1$- map $f:{\mathbb D}\to \H$ is called a $J$-[*complex disc*]{} in $\H$ if it satisfies (\[CRglobal0\]), i.e., $$\begin{aligned}
\label{CRglobal}
J \circ df= df \circ J_{st}.\end{aligned}$$

A $C^1$-difeomorphism $\Phi: \Omega_1 \to \Omega_2$ between two open subsets $\Omega_j$ in $(\H,\omega)$ is called a [*symplectomorphism*]{} if $\Phi^*\omega = \omega$. Here the star denotes the pull-back. For a map $Z: {\mathbb D}\to \H$, $Z: \zeta \mapsto Z(\zeta)$ its (symplectic) [*area*]{} is defined by $$\begin{aligned}
\label{area}
\Area(Z) = \int_{\mathbb D}Z^*\omega\end{aligned}$$ similarly to the finite-dimensional case. If $Z$ is a $J$-complex disc, its symplectic area coincides with the area induced by the Riemannian metric canonically defined by $J$ and $\omega$. Hence if $Z$ is $J_{st}$-holomorphic, (\[area\]) represents its area induced by the inner product of $\H$.

Cauchy-Riemann equations
------------------------

All linear operators in this subsection are bounded.have $Q \bar{P}\,^{-1} =\bar{P^t}\,^{-1}Q^t$ and $Q^t (P^t)^{-1} = P^{-1}Q$. Using the latter, $A A^* = (P P^*)^{-1} Q Q^*$. Since $P P^* = I + Q Q^*$ and $Q Q^*$ is self-adjoint, by the spectral mapping theorem $$\| A A^* \| = \frac{\| Q Q^* \|}{1 + \| Q Q^* \|} = \frac{\| Q \|^2}{1 + \| Q \|^2}$$ because the function $\lambda \mapsto \lambda(1+ \lambda)^{-1}$ is increasing for $\lambda>0$.

$\blacksquare$

Assume that $J$ is an almost complex structure tamed by $\omega$. Then $\omega(h,(J_{st} + J)h) > 0$ for all $h \neq 0$ and the operator $J_{st} + J$ is injective. In the finite dimensional case this implies that the operator is invertible. In the Hilbert case this is not so immediate although one can show that this is also


$J =\{ P, Q \}$. By Proposition \[PropAC3\], $J^{-1} = \{ P^*,-Q^t \}$. Since $J^{-1} = -J$, we have $P^* = -P$ and $Q^t = Q$. The latter imply that $B = \{-iP, -iQ \}$ is self-adjoint. Also $L^*=L$, hence $A^t = A$. Since $B$ is invertible, $0 \notin\sigma(B)$. Since $J$ is tamed, $B \ge 0$. Hence $\sigma(B)$ is contained in $[\lambda_0,\| B \| ]$, here $\lambda_0 > 0$ is the minimal spectral value of $B$.

By spectral mapping theorem, $$\sigma(L) =\{ (1-\lambda)(1+\lambda)^{-1}: \lambda \in \sigma(B) \}.$$ Since $L$ is self-adjoint, $$\| L \|  =\max \{ |(1-\lambda)(1+\lambda)^{-1}| : \lambda \in \sigma(B) \}.$$ Since the function $\lambda \mapsto (1-\lambda)(1+\lambda)^{-1} > -1$ is decreasing, $$\| L \| = \max \{ (1-\lambda_0)(1+\lambda_0)^{-1},  (1-\| B \|)(1+\| B \|)^{-1} \} < 1.$$as Sobolev’s derivatives.

-   Each $T_j :L^p({\mathbb D}) \to W^{1,p}({\mathbb D})$, $j=1,2$, is a bounded linear operator for $p_1\le p<p_2$. For $f \in L^p({\mathbb D})$, $p_1<p<p_2$, one has $(\partial/\partial\bar{\zeta}) T_j f = f$ on ${\mathbb D}$ as Sobolev’s derivative.

-   For every $f \in L^p({\mathbb D})$, $2<p<p_2$, the function $T_1f$ satisfies $\Re T_1f|_{b{\mathbb D}} = 0$ whereas $T_2f$ satisfies the same boundary conditions (\[BC\]) as $X$.

-   Each $S_j: L^2({\mathbb D}) \to L^2({\mathbb D})$, $j=1,2$, is an isometry.

-   The function $p \mapsto \| S_j \|_{L^p}$ approaches $\| S_j \|_{L^2} = 1$ as $p\searrow 2$.

Our next goal is to extend the previous results on the Cauchy integral in Sobolev classes to Hilbert space-valued functions.

Bochner’s integral
------------------

Following [@Y] we recall basic properties of Bochner’s integral. Let


with the case where $S = {\mathbb D}$ or another subset of ${\mathbb C}$ and $X =\H$ is a Hilbert space. Denote by $W^{k,p}({\mathbb D},\H)$ the Sobolev classes of maps $Z:{\mathbb D}\to \H$ admitting the $p$-integrable weak partial derivatives $D^\alpha Z$ up to the order $k$ (as usual we identify functions coinciding almost everywhere). We define weak derivatives in the usual way using the space of scalar-valued test functions. We write simply $L^p$ if $k=0$. The norm on $L^{p}({\mathbb D},\H)$ is defined by $$\| Z \|_{L^p({\mathbb D},\H)} = \left ( \int_{{\mathbb D}} \| Z(\zeta) \|_\H^p (i/2)d\zeta \wedge d\bar{\zeta}\right )^{1/p}.$$ The space $W^{k,p}({\mathbb D},\H)$ equipped with the norm $$\| Z \| = \left ( \sum_{| \alpha | \leq k} \| D^\alpha Z \|^p_{L^p({\mathbb D},\H)}\right )^{1/p}$$ is a Banach space.

We\[squiz\] shows that this regularity assumption can be dropped in the short-time case. This is due to the fact that the assumption (\[NS1\]) allows us to use the implicit function theorem instead of Schauder’s fixed point theorem.

Theorem \[squiz\] is a consequence the following proposition concerning the existence of $J$-complex discs for $J = \Phi_*(J_{st})$.

\[ThDiscs\] Under the assumptions of Theorem \[squiz\], for every point $(z^0,w^0) \in \Sigma_{R{\mathbb D}}$ there is a solution $Z\in C^{1,\alpha}({\mathbb D},\H_0)$, $0 < \alpha < 1$ of (\[holomorphy\]) such that $Z(\bar{\mathbb D})\subset\bar\Sigma_{\mathbb D}$, $(z^0,w^0) \in Z({\mathbb D})$, $\Area(Z) = \pi R^2$, and $$\begin{aligned}
\label{BC1}
Z(b{\mathbb D}) \subset
b\Sigma.\end{aligned}$$

Let us prove Theorem \[squiz\] assuming Proposition \[ThDiscs\]. We essentially follow the original argument of Gromov [@Gr].

[**Proof of Theorem \[squiz\].**]{} Since $\Phi^*\omega=\omega$, the almost complex structure $J := \Phi_*(J_{st}) = d\Phi


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the collected data, the most two geographically distributed species of NTM (defined as those reported in most GCC countries) are*M. avium complex* and*M. kansasii* ([Table 1](#tab1){ref-type="table"}) \[[@B17]--[@B21]\].*M. avium complex* and*M. kansasii*were found in Saudi Arabia with the uppermost number of reported clinical isolates compared to Kuwait and Oman ([Table 1](#tab1){ref-type="table"}). In fact, the diversity burden of*M. avium complex* and*M. kansasii* exceeds the Gulf region and covers most regions of the Middle East with a clinical rate of 12.9% and 9.4%, respectively \[[@B14], [@B17]--[@B19], [@B22]--[@B29]\].

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of genetic variance (as low as 0.1%) in DNA alignment of well-conserved genes might elucidate the presence of a novel species.

Meanwhile the role of microevolution on bringing about new NTM species cannot be overruled. For instance, evidence of microevolution events was previously reported in a patient infected with TB in the GCC region \[[@B76]\]. In this case study, clonal*M. tuberculosis* variants were identified from a total of five body isolates collected from the same patient: three of them originated from the same site (urine) \[[@B76]\]. Although several studies, published elsewhere, have reported different cases of mixed-TB infections in the same patient, suborgan compartmentalization was rarely reported \[[@B77], [@B78]\]. It has been proposed by Al-Hajoj et al. (2010) that the long period of infection (associated with a higher rateof mutations) and perhaps genetic drift were the major contributors for the emergence of a subclonal*M. tuberculosis* variant in this patient. Thus, the possibility of similar microevolutionary events, under similar circumstances, in NTM cases should not be entirely excluded. However, there is a trivial research interest on this area in the Gulf region, largely justified by the little amount of solid evidence supporting this theory in encountered clinical cases. In addition, this idea is largely overlooked in NTM research due to assumptions of its small clinical value and accordingly such type of research is unlikely to be supported.

9. Conclusion {#sec9}
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This review aimed to address the main NTM aspects and challenges in the GCC countries. Although the reported data from the GCC is limited in terms of sample size


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Prevailing stigma toward mental illness in society at large and also in other health care professionals [19]

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Q:

Retraining after Cross Validation with libsvm

I know that Cross validation is used for selecting good parameters. After finding them, i need to re-train the whole data without the -v option.
But the problem i face is that after i train with -v option, i get the cross-validation accuracy( e.g 85%). There is no model and i can't see the values of C and gamma. In that case how do i retrain?
Btw i applying 10 fold cross validation.
e.g
optimization finished, #iter = 138
nu = 0.612233
obj = -90.291046, rho = -0.367013
nSV = 165, nBSV = 128
Total nSV = 165
Cross Validation Accuracy = 98.1273%

Need some help on it..
To get the best C and gamma, i use this code that is available in the LIBSVM FAQ
bestcv = 0;
for log2c = -6:10,
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cells ([Fig. 3B](#f3-etm-0-0-7960){ref-type="fig"}). To verify the predicted direct binding interaction, a luciferase reporter gene assay was then performed. As indicated in [Fig. 3C and D](#f3-etm-0-0-7960){ref-type="fig"}, miR-133a mimics significantly inhibited the luciferase activity of the XIST-WT luciferase reporter gene plasmid but had no effect on that of the XIST-MT plasmid in bladder cancer cells, suggesting that XIST directly targets miR-133a in bladder cancer cells.

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the manuscript. WC collected clinical tissues. KZ, XL and WC performed all experiments and performed the statistical analysis.

Ethics approval and consent to participate
==========================================

This study was approved by the Ethics Committee of the Second Xiangya Hospital (Changsha, China). Written informed consent was obtained from all patients involved in this study.

Patient consent for publication
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All patients provided written informed consent for their data to be published.

Competing interests
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The authors declare that they have no competing interests.

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What is the highestbut to assess whether there are any factual issues to be tried, while resolving ambiguities and drawing reasonable inferences against the moving party." Knight v. U.S. Fire Ins. Co., 804 F.2d 9, 11 (2d Cir.1986). The moving party bears the burden of proving that no genuine issue of material fact exists, or that due to the paucity of evidence presented by the nonmovant, no rational jury could find in favor of the non-moving party. See Gallo v. Prudential Residential Servs., L.P., 22 F.3d 1219, 1223 (2d Cir.1994).
B. FIDUCIARY DUTY
To state a claim for breach of fiduciary duty in New York, a plaintiff must demonstrate the existence of a fiduciary duty between the parties and a breach of that duty by the defendant. See SCS Comntc'ns, Inc. v. Herrick


plaintiff alleging breach of fiduciary duty "seeks only money damages, courts have viewed such actions as alleging injury to property, to which a three-year statute of limitations applies." Kaufman v. Cohen, 307 A.D.2d 113, 760 N.Y.S.2d 157, 164 (App. Div. 1st Dep't 2003) (citations and quotation marks omitted); see also Independent Order, 157 F.3d at 942; N.Y.C.P.L.R. § 214(4) (2007); cf. Cooper v. Parsky, 140 F.3d 433, 440-41 (2d Cir.1998) ("The Second Circuit has recognized that a six-year statute of limitations only controls claims for breach of fiduciary duties seeking equitable relief.").
The time within which an action "must be commenced . . . shall be computed from the time the cause of action accrued to the time the claim is interposed." N.Y.C.P.L.R. § 203(a) (2007). A claim forrestrained the increase of MDA and decline of GSH and SOD in a dose-dependent manner. Nox is an enzyme that produces free radicals as its main product \[[@B38-ijms-18-01407]\]. Seven members are included in the Nox family: Nox1 to Nox5 and two dual oxidases. Among them, Nox4 has been considered as a major source of ROS in renal cells, such as endothelial cells, vascular smooth muscle cells and epithelial cells of various tubules of the kidney \[[@B39-ijms-18-01407]\], which also plays important roles in renal oxidative stress and kidney injury \[[@B40-ijms-18-01407]\]. The research showed that protein expression level of Nox4 increased after cisplatin treatment, whereas was markedly decreased by PQS in our work. Generally, CYP2E1 mediated biotransformation of cisplatin emerges ROS, involving hydrogen peroxide and hydroxyl radical \[[@B41-ijms-18-01407]\], well known


\[[@B56-ijms-18-01407]\]. Briefly, PQS was refluxed with 70% ethanol for three times and then separated by column chromatography with AB-8 resin. PQS analysis was built on a Hypersil ODS column and detected by high performance liquid chromatography with UV detection (HPLC-UV) at 203 nm. Seven ginsenosides (Rg1, Re, Rb1, Rc, Rb2, Rb3, and Rd) in PQS were determined by comparing their retention times with corresponding standard compounds. The final product consisted of 11.94% Rg1, 3% Re, 2.62% Rb1, 4.01% Rc, 10.04% Rb2, 3.70% Rb3, and 27.49% Rd, accounting for 62.8% of the PQS, and other minor ginsenosides.

Cisplatin, with purity more than 99%, was supplied from Sigma Chemicals (St. Louis, MO, USA). Hematoxylin and Eosin (H&E), periodicacid--Schiff (PAS) dye kits, malondialdehyde (MDA), glutathione (GSH), superoxide dismutase (SOD), blood urea nitrogenCo., Ltd. (Wuhan, China). The ELISA kits of mouse TNF-α and IL-1β were purchased from R&D systems (Minneapolis, MN, USA). All other chemicals were of the highest grade commercially available.

4.2. Animals and Experimental Protocol {#sec4dot2-ijms-18-01407}
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Six-week-old male ICR mice, weighting 22--25 g, were provided by YISI Experimental Animals Co., Ltd. (Changchun, China). The mice were given a standard laboratory diet and water ad libitum and maintained at 12 h light/dark cycle at constant temperature (25 ± 2 °C) and humidity (60 ± 10%). All animals handing procedures were performed in strict accordance with the Guide for the Care and Use of Laboratory Animals (Ministry of Science and Technology of China, 2006). All the animal tests were carried out consistent with experimental practices and standards, which were authorized by Ethical


immediately. The right kidney was promptly frozen in liquid nitrogen and stored at −80 °C till analysis and the left kidney was fixed in 10% neutral buffered formalin. Subsequently, serum samples were segregated using refrigerated centrifuge at 3000× *g* and stored at −20 °C used for subsequent analysis. The kidneys were gathered and weighted, kidney index (mg/g) kidney weight/body weight was calculated as the kidney index.

4.3. Assessment of Biochemical Parameters {#sec4dot3-ijms-18-01407}
-----------------------------------------

The serum levels of BUN and CRE were measured with commercially diagnostic kits (Nanjing Jiancheng Bioengineering Research Institute, Nanjing, China) judging by manufacturer's protocols.

The levels of GSH and SOD were examined with commercially available assay kits as described previously. In brief, the homogenates of thawed and homogenized were filtered and centrifuged with refrigerated centrifuge at 4 °C. Subsequently,earlier \[[@B57-ijms-18-01407]\]. The left renal tissues were fixed in 4% neutral formaldehyde solution. Further, the tissues were dehydrated, embedded in paraffin then cut into 5 μm-thickness slice. Then, all slices were stained with H&E staining solution and PAS reagents for histopathological analysis and further detected by light microscopy (Leica DM750, Solms, Germany).

Kidney slices were measured and coded with two independent trained observers. PAS-stained sections of tubular injury were detected with a microscope and scored following the percentage of cortical tubules having epithelial necrosis: 0%, control; 1, \<10%; 2, 10--25%; 3, 26--75%; or 4, \>75% \[[@B58-ijms-18-01407]\].

4.6. Hoechst 33258 Staining Analysis {#sec4dot6-ijms-18-01407}
------------------------------------

Hoechst 33258 staining analysis was executed as mentioned earlier with minor modifications \[[@B59-ijms-18-01407]\]. Firstly, the above treated 5 μm-thickness kidney slices were stained by Hoechst 33258 with concentration of


no conflict of interest.

PQ

Panax quinquefolius

AKI

Acute kidney injury

ROS

Reactive oxygen species

GSH

Glutathione

SOD

Superoxide dismutase

MDA

Malondialdehyde

BUN

Blood urea nitrogen

TNF-α

Tumor necrosis factor-α

CRE

Creatinine

IL-1β

Interleukin-1β

COX-2

Cyclooxygenase-2

iNOS

Inducible nitric oxide synthase

CYP2E1

Cytochrome P450 E1

HO-1

Heme oxygenase-1

NF-κB

Nuclear factor-κB

qRT-PCR

quantitative real-time PCR

Nox4

NADPH oxidase type 4

![Experimental design of renoprotective effect of *P. quinquefolius* (PQS) on mice was summarized (**A**). Effects of PQS on: body weight change (**B**); kidney index (**C**); the level of serum creatinine (CRE) (**D**); and the level of blood urea nitrogen (BUN) (**E**) in cisplatin-induced acute kidney injury (AKI). All data are expressed as mean ± S.D., *n* = 8. ^§^ *p* \< 0.05, \* *p* \< 0.05, \*\* *p* \< 0.01 vs. control group; ^\#^ *p* \< 0.05, ^\#\#^ *p* \< 0.01 vs. cisplatin control group. Notes: standard deviation, S.D.; institute of cancer research, ICR.](ijms-18-01407-g001){#ijms-18-01407-f001}

![Effects of PQS on the levels of: glutathione (GSH) (**A**);2006 ). Interestingly, it is not clear if household income significantly affects consumer willingness to adopt GE—at least in the choice between designs of voluntary contribution programs (Kotchen and Moore 2007 ). Household interest may also vary by the particular form of GE; in one study respondents prefer solar relative to wind or a generic 'green' source (Borchers et al 2007 ).

Like PEV market studies, many GE market studies are framed according to consumer willingness to pay, e.g. Roe et al ( 2001 ). However, GE market studies have not been limited to the more singular behavioral model of consumers followed by much PEV market research. GE researchers have frequently drawn from attitudinal models such as the new environmental paradigm and theory of planned behavior (Clark et al


by these 303 mRNAs predict several underlying processes, including transcriptional activation of cell proliferation and differentiation, up-regulation of the cell cycle, axon outgrowth, and cell signaling. Only a handful of these proteins have previously been linked to olfactory regeneration or development. In this application, we propose to focus on a subset of gene products that are likely to be critical for proliferation and differentiation of the olfactory sensory neurons. The first specific aim is to define the capacity for each gene product to be involved in olfactory regeneration by determining which cell types express them, including spatial and temporal overlap with markers of known progenitor cell types. The second and third aims focus further on a subset of genes for which targeted deletions are available. These aims test  }
#endif

    _deps.append(dep);
    _lastDep = dep;
    invalidate();

#if TRACE_DEBUG
    qDebug("%s added\n %s (now %d)",
           qPrintable( fullName() ), qPrintable(dep->fullName()),
           _deps.count());
#endif
}

TraceInclusiveCost* TraceInclusiveListCost::findDepFromPart(TracePart* part)
{
    if (_lastDep && _lastDep->part() == part)
        return _lastDep;

    foreach(TraceInclusiveCost* dep, _deps) {
        if (dep->part() == part) {
            _lastDep = dep;
            return dep;
        }


TracePartCall::update()
{
#if !USE_FIXCOST
    TraceCallListCost::update();
#else

    if (!_dirty) return;

#if TRACE_DEBUG
    qDebug("update %s", qPrintable( fullName() ));
#endif

    /* Without dependent cost items, assume fixed costs,
     * i.e. do not change cost */
    if (_firstFixCallCost) {
        clear();
        FixCallCost* item;
        for (item = _firstFixCallCost; item; item = item->nextCostOfPartCall())
            item->addTo(this);
    }

    _dirty = false;

#if TRACE_DEBUG
    qDebug("   > %s", qPrintable(costString(0)));
#endif

#endif // USE_FIXCOST
}

//---------------------------------------------------
// TracePartFunction

TracePartFunction::TracePartFunction(TraceFunction* function,
             while(item) {
        next = item->next();
        delete item;
        item = next;
    }
}

TracePartInstrJump* TraceInstrJump::partInstrJump(TracePart* part)
{
    static TracePartInstrJump* item = nullptr;

    // shortcut if recently used
    if (item &&
        (item->instrJump()==this) &&
        (item->part() == part)) return item;

    for(item = _first; item; item = item->next())
        if (item->part() == part)
            return item;

    item = new TracePartInstrJump(this, _first);
    item->setPosition(part);


factory
    qDeleteAll(_deps);
}

TracePartLineCall* TraceLineCall::partLineCall(TracePart* part,
                                               TracePartCall* partCall)
{
    TracePartLineCall* item = (TracePartLineCall*) findDepFromPart(part);
    if (!item) {
        item = new TracePartLineCall(this);
        item->setPosition(part);
        addDep(item);
        partCall->addDep(item);
    }
    return item;
}

QString TraceLineCall::name() const
{
    return QStringLiteral("%1 at %2").arg(_call->name()).arg(_line->name());
}

//---------------------------------------------------
// TraceCall

TraceCall::TraceCall(TraceFunction* caller, TraceFunction* called)
  new TraceLineJump(this, to, isJmpCond);
    _lineJumps.append(jump);
    return jump;
}

void TraceLine::addLineCall(TraceLineCall* lineCall)
{
#if TRACE_ASSERTIONS
    if (_lineCalls.contains(lineCall)) return;

    if (lineCall->line() != this) {
        qDebug("Can not add line call to another line!");
        return;
    }
#endif

    TraceFunction* caller = lineCall->call()->caller();
    TraceFunction* function = _sourceFile->function();
    if (caller != function) {
        // We regard 2 functions as the same if they have
        // same class, name, object
        if ((caller->cls() != function->cls()) ||


 if (_lineMap) {
        TraceLineMap::Iterator lit;
        for ( lit = _lineMap->begin();
              lit != _lineMap->end(); ++lit )
            (*lit).invalidate();
    }

    invalidate();
}

TraceLineMap* TraceFunctionSource::lineMap()
{
#if USE_FIXCOST

    if (_lineMapFilled) return _lineMap;
    _lineMapFilled = true;
    if (!_lineMap)
        _lineMap = new TraceLineMap;

    TraceLine* l = nullptr;
    TracePartLine* pl = nullptr;
    TraceLineCall* lc = nullptr;
    TracePartLineCall* plc = nullptr;

    /* go overall part objects for this function, and
     * - build TraceLines (the line map) using FixCost objects
     * - build TraceJumpLines using FixJump objects
     */
    foreach(TraceInclusiveCost* ic, _function->deps()) {
        TracePartFunction* pf = (TracePartFunction*) ic;

        if (0) qDebug("PartFunction %s:%d",
                      qPrintable(pf->function()->name()),
                      pf->part()->partNumber());

        FixCost* fc = pf->firstFixCost();


     // do not delete ourself
        _function->removeAssociation(this);
    }

    _function = f;
    if (f && f->association(rtti()) == nullptr) {
        f->addAssociation(this);
        return true;
    }
    return false;
}

void TraceAssociation::clear(TraceData* d, int rtti)
{
    TraceFunctionMap::Iterator it;
    for ( it = d->functionMap().begin();
          it != d->functionMap().end(); ++it )
        (*it).removeAssociation(rtti);
}

void TraceAssociation::invalidate(TraceData* d, int rtti)
{
    TraceFunctionMap::Iterator it;
    for ( it = d->functionMap().begin();
        if (from == to)
                loc += QString(" (0x%1)").arg(to, 0, 16);
            else
                loc += QString(" (0x%1-0x%2)").arg(from, 0, 16).arg(to, 0, 16);
        }
#endif
    }

    // add all source files
    int filesAdded = 0;
    foreach(TraceFunctionSource* sourceFile, _sourceFiles) {
        if (!sourceFile->file() ||
            (sourceFile->file()->name().isEmpty()) )


                          TracePartObject* partObject)
{
    TracePartFunction* item = (TracePartFunction*) findDepFromPart(part);
    if (!item) {
        item = new TracePartFunction(this, partObject, partFile);
        item->setPosition(part);
        addDep(item);
#if USE_FIXCOST
        part->addDep(item);
#endif

        if (_cls) {
            TracePartClass* partClass = _cls->partClass(part);
            partClass->addPartFunction(item);
                  // usual case (no cycle member)
        foreach(TraceInclusiveCost* item, _deps) {
            if (!item->part() || !item->part()->isActive()) continue;

            addCost(item);
            addInclusive(item->inclusive());
        }
    }
    else {
        // this is a cycle or cycle member
        foreach(TraceCall* callee, _callings) {

            // ignore inner-cycle member calls for inclusive cost


 _dirty = false; // do not recurse
            addInclusive(this);
        }
    }
    _dirty = false;

#if TRACE_DEBUG
    qDebug("> %s", qPrintable(costString(0)));
#endif
}

bool TraceFunction::isCycle()
{
    return _cycle == this;
}

bool TraceFunction::isCycleMember()
{
    return _cycle && (_cycle != this);
}

void TraceFunction::cycleReset()
{
    _cycle = nullptr;
    _cycleStackDown = nullptr;
    _cycleLow = 0;
}

// this does not mark functions calling themself !
void TraceFunction::cycleDFS(int d, int& pNo, TraceFunction** pTop)
{
    if (_cycleLow != 0) return;

    // initialize with prefix order
    pNo++;
    int prefixNo = pNo;
    _cycleLow =           if (fcc->addr() == 0) continue;

                if (!l || (l->lineno() != fcc->line()) ||
                    (l->functionSource() != fcc->functionSource()))
                    l = fcc->functionSource()->line(fcc->line(),true);

                if (!i || i->addr() != fcc->addr()) {
                    i = &(*_instrMap)[fcc->addr()];


  _traceName += ' ' + QObject::tr("(not found)");
        return 0;
    }

    QStringList::const_iterator it;
    int partsLoaded = 0;
    for (it = files.constBegin(); it != files.constEnd(); ++it ) {
        QFile file(*it);
        partsLoaded += internalLoad(&file, *it);
    }
    if (partsLoaded == 0) return 0;

    std::sort(_parts.begin(), _parts.end(), partLessThan);
    invalidateDynamicCost();
    updateFunctionCycles();

    return partsLoaded;
}

int TraceData::load(QString file)
{
    return load(QStringList(file));
}

int TraceData::load(QIODevice* file, const QString& filename)
{
    _traceName = filename;
    int partsLoaded = internalLoad(file, filename);
     return changed;
}

bool TraceData::activateParts(TracePartList l, bool active)
{
    bool changed = false;

    foreach(TracePart* part, l) {
        if (_parts.contains(part))
            if (part->activate(active))
                changed = true;
    }

    if (changed) {
        invalidateDynamicCost();
        updateFunctionCycles();
    }

    return changed;
}

bool TraceData::activatePart(TracePart* p, bool active)
{
    return p->activate(active);
}

bool TraceData::activateAll(bool active)
{
    return activateParts(_parts, active);
}

void TraceData::addPart(TracePart* part)
{
    if (_parts.contains(part)>0) return;

    if ((part->partNumber()==0) &&


  // in C by using "static").
    //
    // Note about usage of this factory method by the Cachegrind loader:
    // that dump format does not explicitly specify the attribution
    // of functions to ELF objects and files. Rather, cost is attributed
    // to ELF object, source file and function. We use the first cost
    // seen for a function to bind an ELF object and source file to that
    // function. Callgrind always prints the cost of the instruction at
    // function entry first, so there, this strategy works.
    // But such an order is not enforced by the _dirty = false;
}

ProfileCostArray* TraceData::search(ProfileContext::Type t, QString name,
                                    EventType* ct, ProfileCostArray* parent)
{
    ProfileCostArray* result = nullptr;
    ProfileContext::Type pt;
    SubCost sc, scTop = 0;

    pt = parent ? parent->type() : ProfileContext::InvalidType;
    switch(t) {
    case ProfileContext::Function:
    {
        TraceFunction *f;
        TraceFunctionMap::Iterator it;
        for ( it = _functionMap.begin();


Q:

How to generate numbers upto 18 digits, sum of whose reciprocals is a whole number

I am looking for a way to generate a series of numbers whose sum of reciprocals is a whole number?
For eg - 11  (1/1 + 1/1 = 2 is a whole number), 122 (1/1+1/2+1/2 is a whole number), 236 (1/2 + 1/3 + 1/6 is a whole number)
and likewise.
Also I want to avoid repeat of same combination or permutation of digits. For example, if 122 is printed, I don't want to print 212 and 221.
I want to know how to approach this problem

A:

Some thoughts to get you started:

Your number can't contain zeros.
You can always add ones to a valid number and it will still be valid.
You don't need to generate numbers.On being a Black woman in medicine: U of T's Chika Stacy Oriuwa

They told her step back
they asked for credentials
I do not have my credentials but this man’s vitals are waning
they told her step back
how can you be both doctor and black?
I ask myself the same.

– from "Woman, Black" by Chika Stacy Oriuwa

The U.S. border agent looked at Chika Stacy Oriuwa and refused to believe she was training to become a physician. “He accused me of lying and said ‘I doubt you’re going to do that,’” recalls the second-year medical student at the University of Toronto.

Patients, too, have sometimes needed convincing that Oriuwa, a Black woman, is in fact a medical student and not a technician or nurse’s aide.

Then there was the case last year of the African-American


physician, Dr. Tamika Cross, who was prevented from helping a patient in distress because a flight attendant didn’t believe she was a doctor. Inspired by that incident, and to combat the discrimination she experiences in medicine, Oriuwa earlier last year wrote a poem, "Woman, Black," and posted a YouTube video of herself reciting it.

“The poem aims to explore the intersectionality of race, medicine and gender, specifically my narrative of medicine, being the only Black woman in my class, facing the racism and sexism in my institution,” says Oriuwa. “But it’s a commentary on all medical schools. They need to do a better of job in helping us to navigate the discrimination we’ll face as physicians.”

So far, says Oriuwa, “I’ve received pretty great responses to the video. It’s great    assert.equal(typeof(result.valid), 'boolean');
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figure. Risk after one miscarriage is 20 percent, after two miscarriages is 28 percent, and after three or more miscarriages is 34 percent. If a previous pregnancy went to live birth, the next pregnancy has a 5 percent risk of miscarriage.

Smoking more than one-half pack of cigarettes a day increases the risk of miscarriage. Drinking moderate to high amounts of alcohol is associated with miscarriages as well, and with developmental problems if the fetus makes it to birth. Studies don't know how much alcohol is dangerous (I guess that is kind of like the definition of a drinking problem: it is someone who drinks more than you do).

Cocaine is a big toxin that often leads to miscarriage. Over-the-counter pain relievers like ibuprofen to naproxen can lead to miscarriage.
229 Ga. 841 (1972)
195 S.E.2d 12
MARSHALL
v.
THE STATE.
27566, 27567, 27569, 27570, 27571, 27572.
Supreme Court of Georgia.
Argued November 14, 1972.
Decided December 4, 1972.
Conger & Conger, J. Willis Conger, for appellant.
Joe M. Ray, District Attorney, Jesse G. Bowles, for appellee.
UNDERCOFLER, Justice.
At the January, 1972 term of Early Superior Court W. T. Marshall, Jr., was charged in six separate indictments for failing to pay for certain agricultural products. The defendant was allowed to enter pleas of nolo contendere and was sentenced to serve three years in the penitentiary on each indictment with the sentences to run concurrently. During the same term of court the defendant moved to withdraw his pleas of nolo contendere because the indictments were void for stated reasons. The trial court denied the motions and the appeals are from


the land adverse to Anaconda. We will not overturn findings of fact unless they are clearly erroneous and we are satisfied that they are contrary to a clear preponderance of the evidence. See, Cuka v. Jamesville Hutterian Mut. Soc., 294 N.W.2d 419 (S.D.1980); *110 Cunningham v. Yankton Clinic, P.A., 262 N.W.2d 508 (S.D.1978); Mulder v. Tague, 85 S.D. 544, 186 N.W.2d 884 (1971).
The Bartels and their predecessors have maintained a fence on M.S. 1065 and M.S. 1073. Exhibits introduced at trial show that the fence consists of three strands of wire strung between fence poles and trees, which was substantial enough to turn livestock. Generally, "[w]here lands are wild and uncultivated and they are used for pasturage or for obtaining timber ... a substantial inclosure might consist inan interest in purchasing this land from Anaconda, indicates a further lack of hostile possession or claim of right by the Bartels. Also, in 1972 the Bartels executed a mortgage to this land which described the house and improvements being mortgaged as "being located on Golden Reward ground," resulting in another disclaimer of adverse possession by the Bartels. Finally, there was testimony received at trial indicating that the Bartels had informed Anaconda's local caretaker that the Bartels had a ninety-nine year lease covering this land from Golden Reward.
Although any one of these disclaimers, standing alone, would probably not be enough to overturn the findings of the trial court, we find that the totality of the evidence indicates that the findings are clearly erroneous. The evidence consistently, continually, and


put your seed keywords into Google and see who ranks on the front page.

Let’s do that with a seed keyword that I discovered earlier, “gifts for music lovers.” I see an interesting website ranking on the front page, uncommongoods.com.

Let’s now plug that website in Ahrefs’ Site Explorer and browse the keywords that it ranks for:

Sometimes even a single competitor can supply you with enough keyword ideas to keep your SEO team busy for months. But if you’re hungry for more, you can go to “Competing domains” report to find more sites like your competitor.

And we’ve just closed the “competitive research loop”:

Put your seed keyword into Google and see who ranks on top;

Plug their site into Ahrefs to see their best keywords;

Find more relevant websites via the “Competing domains”make all the content in some pages Right to left, within a Left to right site. Template overriding is not a good solution to the above issue.

Intersting argument. There's actually another (and better?) way to determine the writing direction in J!1.5 -- at least per article: the content language setting in the parameters. If J! wouldn't limit this to the languages installed but make this a "free" choice, this parameter can be used to determine (by language) whether the page should run RTL or LTR. Like adding the pageclass_sfx, adding the dir attribute nonetheless has to happen inside the templates. Per paragraph and per "word" tagging is still possible and necessary using HTML attributes; i.e. english text in a hebrew article or vice versa. Adding a parameter for


2 \mu \dot{f} - \nabla^2 \theta = 0.
\label{eq-scalar-Euler-Lagrange}\end{aligned}$$ Typical solutions of Eq. are $f = f_0 \cos(\Vec{k} \cdot \Vec{x} - \omega t + \delta)$, $\theta = \theta_0 \sin (\Vec{k} \cdot \Vec{x} - \omega t + \delta)$ with the dispersions $$\begin{aligned}
\begin{split}
& \omega\up{H}_\pm = \pm c \sqrt{2 \mu^2 c^2 + k^2 + g \rho + \sqrt{4 \mu^4 c^4 + 4 \mu^2 c^2 (k^2 + g \rho) + g^2 \rho^2}}, \\
& \omega\up{NG}_\pm = \pm c \sqrt{2 \mu^2 c^2 + k^2 + g \rho - \sqrt{4 \mu^4 c^4 + 4 \mu^2 c^2 (k^2 + g \rho) + g^2 \rho^2}}.
  \label{eq:higgs-phonon}
\end{split}\end{aligned}$$ In the long-wavelength limit for $k \to 0$, these dispersions reduce to $$\begin{aligned}
\begin{split}
\omega\up{H}_\pm = \pm c \sqrt{4 \mu^2 c^2 + 2 g \rho} + O(k^2), \quad
\omega\up{NG}_\pm = \pm c k \sqrt{\frac{g\rho}{2 c^2 \mu^2 + g \rho}} + O(k^2)
\end{split}\end{aligned}$$ giving rise to one gapful ($\omega\sub{H}$) and one gapless ($\omega\sub{NG}$) mode, identified as Higgs and NG modes, respectively. The amplitudes $f_0$ for $\omega\up{H}_\pm$ and $\omega\up{NG}_\pm$ are obtained as $$\begin{aligned}
\begin{split}
& f\up{H}_{0 \pm} = \mp \frac{\theta_0 \sqrt{2 \mu^2 c^2 + g \rho}}{\sqrt{2} \mu c} + O(k^2), \quad
f\up{NG}_{0 \pm} = \pm \frac{\theta_0 \mu c k}{\sqrt{g \rho (2 \mu^2 c^2 + g^2 \rho^2)}} + O(k^2). \label{eq-scalar-amplitude}
\end{split}\end{aligned}$$ This is the relationship between amplitudes of fluctuations for coupled dynamics of $f$ and $\theta$. In the long-wavelength limit $k \to 0$, we obtain $f\up{NG}_{0\pm} \to 0$, indicating that the oscillation of $f$ vanishes and there remains the oscillation of $\theta$ as the pure phase mode.

In the ultrarelativistic limit $\mu \to 0$, the dynamics of $f$ and $\theta$


sides in Eqs.  and are coupled oscillations of the amplitude and phase. They vanish in the ultrarelativistic limit, which reveals that the Higgs and NG modes become purely amplitude and phase oscillations, respectively. In the nonrelativistic limit, on the other hand, the NG mode $$\begin{aligned}
\delta \psi \propto i \sin(\Vec{k} \cdot \Vec{x} - \omega_\pm\up{NG} t + \delta) \pm \frac{k}{\sqrt{2 g \rho}} e^{- i (\Vec{k} \cdot \Vec{x} - \omega_\pm\up{NG} t + \delta)} + O(k^2),\end{aligned}$$ remains to be a coupled amplitude and phase oscillation. In the long-wavelength limit $k \to 0$, the NG mode is always the pure phase oscillation with arbitrary $\mu$. Equations.  and are consistent with the expansion of $\psi = \sqrt{\rho} \{ 1 + f_{0\pm}\up{H,NG} \cos(\Vec{k} \cdot \Vec{x} - \omega_\pm\up{H,NG} t + \delta) \} \exp\{ i \theta_0 \sinPhys. Rev. Lett. [**106**]{}, 205303 (2011).

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Ecological adaptation and acclimatization of natural phytoplankters within a nutrient gradient were studied in an oligotrophic pond with special reference to the diel fluctuations of cell volumes and frequency of dividing cells (FDC) at each season using an in situ gradostat. The predominant phytoplankters (Cryptomonas ovata in spring and autumn, Crucigenia rectangularis in summer and Chlamydomonas elongus in winter) exhibited moderately phased division during each season. These diel cycles could be regressed onto a sine curve to give a highly significant fit. The diel patterns in all gradostat chambers and periods were almost the same except for slight variations in the FDC. This shows that the diel pattern of cell division was governed mainly by the light:dark


cycle during the 24 h, without regard to trophic differences of the aquatic environment. The mean growth rates of most phytoplankters were higher in the mesotrophic zone than in the eutrophic zone during each season. In winter, the growth rate of Chlamydomonas elongus was evidently greater during the seventh day of the experiment (Period III) than during the first day (Period I) in the mesotrophic chamber. As Chlamydomonas species occur as mesotrophic species in natural waters, Chlamydomonas elongus must acclimatize easily from the oligotrophic habitat to the mesotrophic environmental condition.- and I genuinely
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Tour" the LP (as we know it) wasn't officially released by EMI until the
19th of November 1976! There were original 1967 US import copies on Capitol
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common. So as far as most British fans were concerned - "Magical Mystery
Tour" was 'that ditty' The Beatles did at the end of a very productive
year (June's "Sgt. Peppers..." was just ending a long number 1 LP run
when the "...Tour..." Double EP was released in December). The
"Magical Mystery Tour" album in their native land has always seemed
like some kind of afterthought - a sort of 'best of 1967 tracks' compilation
given a more cohesive name.

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Yasiel Puig ended his season with Cincinnati in another brawl.

Cleveland agreed to trade Bauer, the talented but taxing right-hander, to the Reds on Tuesday night for Puig in a three-team deal that also involves the San Diego Padres, a person familiar with the negotiations told The Associated Press.

The Indians, who are trying to catch the Minnesota Twins in the AL Central, also would get left-hander Scott Moss from Cincinnati and slugging outfielder Franmil Reyes, lefty Logan Allen and infielder Victor Nova from the Padres, said the person who spoke on condition of anonymity because the trade had not been announced.

San Diego would receive minor-league outfielder Taylor Trammell from the Reds, the personRosneft and Transneft Make Peace

Russia’s largest oil company Rosneft and oil pipeline monopoly Transneft have reached a compromise on the transport of oil and oil products for 2017. Rosneft had held out on signing a contract for 2017, which would have left Rosneft without a means to ship their product and Transneft with billion of lost revenue from transport fees.

The dispute between the two power players is longstanding, and stems from the disagreement over compensation payments.

Novatek CEO Nikolai Tokarev and Rosneft head Igor Sechin are both long-time Putin allies, having worked under the President in the 1990s for the city of Saint Petersburg. The two bosses recently met with Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak and presented the final resolution.

Under the agreement, Rosneft will transport 180,346 million tons of