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Making an exhaustive list of the elements of $A_5$

I know that the elements of the alternating group $A_5$ are defined by the even permutations on 5 elements.
So I understand that $Id$ and $(ab)(cd)$ are elements of $A_5$ but I don't know how to get an exhaustive list.

A:

Let $p$ be an element of $S_5$ other than the identity.

First suppose $p$ is a cycle.

Then $p$ is an even permutation if and only if the cycle length of $p$ is odd. Thus, $p$ is either a $3$-cycle (a b c) or a $5$-cycle (a b c d e).

$\;\;\;{\small{\bullet}}\;\;$Number of $3$-cycles:
$\;{\displaystyle{(2){\small{\binom{5}{3}}} = 20}}$

$\;\;\;{\small{\bullet}}\;\;$Number of $5$-cycles:
$\;{\displaystyle{4! = 24}}$

Next suppose $p$ is a product of nontrivial disjoint cycles.

Since there only $5$ elements in $\{1,2,3,4,5\}$, there can't be more than two nontrivial disjoint cycles in


   for the Southern District of California
                    Thomas J. Whelan, District Judge, Presiding

                       Argued and Submitted April 12, 2019
                              Pasadena, California

Before: PAEZ and CLIFTON, Circuit Judges, and ENGLAND,** District Judge.

      Marchello McCain appeals his sentence after pleading guilty to charges of

being a felon in possession of a firearm, being a violent(method=0x7f999c0e1ba0 "GET") at http_protocol.c:940
#1  0x0000000000438ad5 in read_request_line (bb=0x7f999c0e1b10, r=0x7f999c0e0600) at protocol.c:634
#2  ap_read_request (conn=conn@entry=0x7f99e805c0e8) at protocol.c:973
#3  0x000000000045eb5d in ap_process_http_async_connection (c=0x7f99e805c0e8) at http_core.c:146
#4  ap_process_http_connection (c=0x7f99e805c0e8) at http_core.c:248
#5  0x0000000000456da0 in ap_run_process_connection (c=c@entry=0x7f99e805c0e8) at connection.c:42
#6  0x000000000046a1b2 in process_socket (my_thread_num=13, my_child_num=0, cs=0x7f99e805c058, sock=<optimized out>, p=<optimized out>, thd=<optimized out>) at event.c:1102
#7  worker_thread (thd=<optimized out>, dummy=<optimized out>) at event.c:1963
#8  0x00007f99fb729dc5 in start_thread () from /lib64/libpthread.so.0
#9  0x00007f99fb25473d in clone () from /lib64/libc.so.6

Thread 11 (Thread 0x7f99e57fa700 (LWP 8492)):
#0  apr_md5_init (context=context@entry=0x7f99e57f9d80) at crypto/apr_md5.c:147
#1  0x00000000004561ae in ap_md5_binary (p=0x7f99e8051978, buf=0x2585820 "(DOMAIN NAME REMOVED):443", length=25) at util_md5.c:63
#2  0x00007f99f86c3a72 in ssl_init_ssl_connection (c=0x7f99e8051c88, r=0x0) at mod_ssl.c:493
#3  0x0000000000456edb in ap_run_pre_connection (c=c@entry=0x7f99e8051c88, csd=csd@entry=0x7f99e80519f0) at connection.c:43
#4  0x000000000046a11a in process_socket (my_thread_num=7, my_child_num=0, cs=0x7f99e8051bf8, sock=<optimized out>, p=<optimized out>, thd=<optimized out>) at event.c:1052
#5  worker_thread


cs=0x7f99e80435d8, sock=<optimized out>, p=<optimized out>, thd=<optimized out>) at event.c:1102
#7  worker_thread (thd=<optimized out>, dummy=<optimized out>) at event.c:1963
#8  0x00007f99fb729dc5 in start_thread () from /lib64/libpthread.so.0
#9  0x00007f99fb25473d in clone () from /lib64/libc.so.6

Thread 8 (Thread 0x7f99de7ec700 (LWP 8506)):
#0  ap_method_number_of (method=0x7f997c06aa08 "GET") at http_protocol.c:940
#1  0x0000000000438ad5 in read_request_line (bb=0x7f997c06a980, r=0x7f997c069470) at protocol.c:634
#2  ap_read_request (conn=conn@entry=0x7f99e8064468) at protocol.c:973
#3  0x000000000045eb5d in ap_process_http_async_connection (c=0x7f99e8064468) at http_core.c:146
#4  ap_process_http_connection (c=0x7f99e8064468) at http_core.c:248
#5  0x0000000000456da0 in ap_run_process_connection (c=c@entry=0x7f99e8064468) at connection.c:42
#6  0x000000000046a1b2 in process_socket (my_thread_num=21, my_child_num=0, cs=0x7f99e80643d8, sock=<optimized out>, p=<optimized out>, thd=<optimized out>) at event.c:1102
#7  worker_thread (thd=<optimized out>, dummy=<optimized out>) at event.c:1963
#8  0x00007f99fb729dc5 in start_thread () from /lib64/libpthread.so.0
#9  0x00007f99fb25473d in clone () from /lib64/libc.so.6

Thread 7 (Thread 0x7f99fc871740 (LWP 8483)):
#0  0x00007f99fb73049d in read () from /lib64/libpthread.so.0
#1  0x000000000045a034 in ap_mpm_podx_check (pod=<optimizedout>) at mpm_unix.c:535
#2  0x000000000042b3f7 in child_main (child_num_arg=child_num_arg@entry=0, child_bucket=child_bucket@entry=0) at event.c:2368
#3  0x000000000046c2a7 in make_child (s=0x25b8d58, slot=0, bucket=bucket@entry=0) at event.c:2461
#4  0x000000000046cb45 in perform_idle_server_maintenance (num_buckets=<optimized out>, child_bucket=<optimized out>) at event.c:2664
#5  server_main_loop (num_buckets=1, remaining_children_to_start=<optimized out>) at event.c:2798
#6  event_run (_pconf=<optimized out>, plog=<optimized out>, s=<optimized out>) at event.c:2876
#7  0x000000000043271e in ap_run_mpm (pconf=pconf@entry=0x2555138, plog=0x2582378, s=0x25b8d58) at mpm_common.c:94
#8  0x000000000042be71 in main (argc=3, argv=0x7fff71da6a28) at main.c:783

Thread 6 (Thread 0x7f99ecffd700 (LWP 8486)):
#0  ap_method_number_of (method=0x7f99cc006ea8 "GET") at http_protocol.c:940
#1  0x0000000000438ad5 in read_request_line (bb=0x7f99cc006e20, r=0x7f99cc005910) at protocol.c:634
#2  ap_read_request (conn=conn@entry=0x7f99e8057f28) at protocol.c:973
#3  0x000000000045eb5d in ap_process_http_async_connection (c=0x7f99e8057f28) at http_core.c:146
#4  ap_process_http_connection (c=0x7f99e8057f28) at http_core.c:248
#5  0x0000000000456da0 in ap_run_process_connection (c=c@entry=0x7f99e8057f28) at connection.c:42
#6  0x000000000046a1b2 in process_socket (my_thread_num=1, my_child_num=0, cs=0x7f99e8057e98, sock=<optimized out>, p=<optimized out>, thd=<optimized out>) at event.c:1102
#7  worker_thread (thd=<optimized out>, dummy=<optimized out>)


r=0x7f99900d9240) at protocol.c:634
#2  ap_read_request (conn=conn@entry=0x7f99e804b9e8) at protocol.c:973
#3  0x000000000045eb5d in ap_process_http_async_connection (c=0x7f99e804b9e8) at http_core.c:146
#4  ap_process_http_connection (c=0x7f99e804b9e8) at http_core.c:248
#5  0x0000000000456da0 in ap_run_process_connection (c=c@entry=0x7f99e804b9e8) at connection.c:42
#6  0x000000000046a1b2 in process_socket (my_thread_num=18, my_child_num=0, cs=0x7f99e804b958, sock=<optimized out>, p=<optimized out>, thd=<optimized out>) at event.c:1102
#7  worker_thread (thd=<optimized out>, dummy=<optimized out>) at event.c:1963
#8  0x00007f99fb729dc5 in start_thread () from /lib64/libpthread.so.0
#9  0x00007f99fb25473d in clone () from /lib64/libc.so.6

Thread 3 (Thread 0x7f99e67fc700 (LWP 8490)):
#0  apr_md5_init (context=context@entry=0x7f99e67fbd80) at crypto/apr_md5.c:147
#1  0x00000000004561ae in ap_md5_binary (p=0x7f99e805deb8, buf=0x2585780 "(DOMAIN NAME #2 REMOVED):443", length=20) at util_md5.c:63
#2  0x00007f99f86c3a72 in ssl_init_ssl_connection (c=0x7f99e805e1c8, r=0x0) at mod_ssl.c:493
#3  0x0000000000456edb in ap_run_pre_connection (c=c@entry=0x7f99e805e1c8, csd=csd@entry=0x7f99e805df30) at connection.c:43
#4  0x000000000046a11a in process_socket (my_thread_num=5, my_child_num=0, cs=0x7f99e805e138, sock=<optimized out>, p=<optimized out>, thd=<optimized out>) at event.c:1052
#5  worker_thread (thd=<optimized out>, dummy=<optimized out>) at event.c:1963
#6  0x00007f99fb729dc5  entry.lines.push_back("Siegfried Oleg Pammer (siegi44)");
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+ 22, -r - 4*n + 29 = 0. Calculate r*u(c) + 30*y(c).
-15*c**2
Let x(h) = -14444*h. Let n(w) = -4812*w. Determine -14*n(s) + 5*x(s).
-4852*s
Let t(q) = 1. Let r(g) be the first derivative of -g**3/3 - g**2 - 7*g - 3. Let c be 384/(-224) + (-209)/(-77). Determine c*r(i) + 6*t(i).
-i**2 - 2*i - 1
Let z(r) = 2*r**2 - 2*r + 2. Let i(b) = 58 - 2*b - 51 - 4 - 1 + 3*b**2 + 0. Determine 5*i(g) - 6*z(g).
3*g**2 + 2*g - 2
Let q(z) be the third derivative of -13*z**6/120 - z**5/60 - z**4/12 + z**3/2 + 3017*z**2. Let d(s) = 38*s**3 + 3*s**2 + 7*s - 10. Give 2*d(x) + 7*q(x).
-15*x**3 - x**2 + 1
Let v(x) = 20*x + 1. Let m(d) = 1125*dhmmm, i wonder how accurate that activity tracker is.... like how much of that time is thrown on there when the person is basically logged in but not doing anything?!? unless we know what we're sampling, we can be pretty skeptical about how much time we actually "waste" here

I didn't let it ruin my life. I grew some balls, some resolve, and some mental fortitude, put my antisocial INTP hat back on, remembered that internet interaction is as meaningless, fruitless, and fanciful as Jewish children's book in Hitler's private library, and reduced my hours on mbtic . All internet interactions are a detached sort of means toward individuals deriving entertainment from faceless automatons. Interacting with "people" on the internet is not about interacting with "people" it's about interacting


Frustrated molecular packing in highly ordered smectic phase of side-chain liquid crystalline polymer with rigid polyacetylene backbone.
Using poly(5-{[(4'-heptoxy-4-biphenylyl)carbonyl]oxy}-1-pentyne) as an example, we demonstrate the incorporative accommodation of the rigid polyacetylene backbones and the mesogenic pendants, which leads to a highly ordered smectic (Sm) phase with a frustrated structure. The polymer exhibits a recognizable sheetlike molecular shape due to its rigid backbone and relatively short spacer (three methylene units), and the building block of the liquid crystalline (LC) phase is the whole molecule. In the LC phase, five layers of the molecules stack as a smectic A (SmA) block, and adjacent SmA blocks glide halfway of the molecular width from one to another. In scanning tunneling microscopy (STM) experiments, the STM tip scrape is found to generate a regularday, 21 or more cigarettes per day) and alcohol intake (none, 1--20 g per day, 21 g or more per day), were evaluated.

We determined the presence or absence of "persistent low back pain" from the results of the self-administered questionnaire about low back pain (none, sometimes (intermittent), always (persistent)) in 2009. We defined participants who responded "always (persistent)" as persistent low back pain suffers.

First, we classified the participants by quartile based on their %FAT and BMI at baseline and compared the physical characteristics at baseline for each group. All data is displayed as the mean and standard deviation. The relationship between %FAT and BMI was confirmed using Pearson's correlation coefficient. Next, we used a logistic regression model to calculate the multivariable-adjusted odds ratio and the 95% confidence interval


etched to form the so called silicon islands to be used as active elements, which are insulated from each other. Then, the active elements are connected to each other with metal conductive lines. However, in this case there are steps formed between the surfaces of the silicon islands and the surface of the insulating substrate, and as a result, it is difficult to perform micro-circuit fabrication because the metal conductive lines sometimes break at the steps. Therefore, as a means of solving the above mentioned problem of breaking of metal lines, it has been already proposed to use a process involving the selective oxidation of silicon.
According to the above mentioned proposed process, a region between the active elements (i.e. a so-called field region) of the silicon film isGreat Scott – Abbotsford enters a new era

When thinking of Scottish writers, the name Robert Burns will probably spring to most people’s minds. But this month the spotlight has been shining on another of Scotland’s great writers – Sir Walter Scott, author of such romantic classics as Waverley, Ivanhoe and Rob Roy. A literary superstar of the late 18th and early 19th century, surprisingly, Scott does not enjoy the same iconic status as his contemporary. While Burns was voted the country’s favourite Scot in a 2009 poll conducted by STV, Scott wasn’t even included among the nominees. However all that could be about to change with re-opening of Abbotsford, the writer’s beloved home which overlooks the River Tweed near Melrose.

Following a multi-million pound revamp, Her Majesty The Queen


the analysis of experimental data [@andrews].

Thus we turn to the calculation of axially-symmetric solitary waves described by a wave function of the form $\Psi\!=\!\Psi(\rho,\xi)$ where $\xi\!=\!z-vt$ and $v$ is the constant velocity along the $z$ axis. Such a wave function satisfies the stationary differential equation $$\begin{aligned}
\label{eq:equation}
 - i v\, \frac{\partial\Psi}{\partial\xi} & = & -\frac{1}{2} \Delta\Psi
 + \frac{1}{2} \rho^2\Psi + g (\Psi^*\Psi) \Psi - \mu \Psi\,, \\
\noalign{\medskip}
 \Delta & = & \frac{\partial^2}{\partial\rho^2} + \frac{1}{\rho}
 \frac{\partial}{\partial\rho} + \frac{\partial^2}{\partial\xi^2}\,,
\nonumber\end{aligned}$$ which is supplemented by the boundary conditions that $\Psi$ vanish for $\rho\!\to\!\infty$, and $|\Psi|\!\to\!|\Psi_0(\rho)|$ for $\xi\!\to\!\pm\infty$. The phase of the wave function is not fixed [*a priori*]{} at spatial infinity, except for a mild restriction implied by the Neumann boundary condition $\partial\Psi/\partial\xi\!=\! 0$ imposed at $\xi\to\pm\infty$ mainly for numerical purposes. Finally, aInterestingly, the group velocity becomes negative in the region (II,III) or, equivalently, the impulse is opposite to the group velocity. This rotonlike behavior could develop into a full-scale roton if the terminal point III actually turns out to be an inflection point beyond which the group velocity may begin to rise again. We have not been able to somehow continue our sequence of solitary waves beyond point III, nor have we ruled out such a possibility. In any case, the picture just described, together with the fact that the calculated radius of the vortex ring is monotonically decreasing along the sequence (I,II,III) comes close to the Onsager-Feynman view of a roton as the ghost of a vanished vortex ring [@donnelly].

The branch of the dispersion shown by a solid


     xmm1, XMMWORD [rcx+1*SIZEOF_XMMWORD]  ; xmm1=row[-1][1]
    movdqa      xmm2, XMMWORD [rsi+1*SIZEOF_XMMWORD]  ; xmm2=row[+1][1]

    pxor        xmm3, xmm3              ; xmm3=(all 0's)
    movdqa      xmm4, xmm0
    punpcklbw   xmm0, xmm3              ; xmm0=row[ 0]( 0  1  2  3  4  5  6  7)
    punpckhbw   xmm4, xmm3              ; xmm4=row[data
    movdqa      XMMWORD [rdi+2*SIZEOF_XMMWORD], xmm2
    movdqa      XMMWORD [rdi+3*SIZEOF_XMMWORD], xmm6

    pslldq      xmm1, (SIZEOF_XMMWORD-2)  ; xmm1=(-- -- -- -- -- -- --  0)
    pslldq      xmm2, (SIZEOF_XMMWORD-2)  ; xmm2=(-- -- -- -- -- -- --  0)

    movdqa      XMMWORD [wk(2)], xmm1
    movdqa      XMMWORD [wk(3)], xmm2

.upsample:
    ; -- process the upper row

    movdqa      xmm7, XMMWORD [rdx+0*SIZEOF_XMMWORD]
    movdqa      xmm3, XMMWORD [rdx+1*SIZEOF_XMMWORD]


xmm3, (SIZEOF_XMMWORD-2)  ; xmm3=(15 -- -- -- -- -- -- --)

    por         xmm1, XMMWORD [wk(1)]     ; xmm1=(-1  0  1  2  3  4  5  6)
    por         xmm5, XMMWORD [wk(3)]     ; xmm5=( 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16)

    movdqa      XMMWORD [wk(1)], xmm3

    pmullw      xmm6, [rel PW_THREE]
    pmullw      xmm4, [rel PW_THREE]
    paddw       xmm1, [rel PW_EIGHT]
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There are two good ways to solve this.
1)
Create classes for the toplevel items. Something like:

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2)
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group of STs in a population that share ≥5 alleles. In the vast majority of the cases, the STs grouped in one CC clustered on the ML tree ([Figure 3](#pone-0107008-g003){ref-type="fig"}). For instance, the STs that belong to the CC235 (e.g., ST235, ST533, ST534, ST622, ST227, and ST745) clustered on the ML tree. In two cases, STs from the same CC were scattered throughout the ML tree. Hence, ST743 and ST811 were distant from their respective predicted founders ST233 and ST155 ([Figure 3](#pone-0107008-g003){ref-type="fig"}).

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not inclined to do that for you, Captain." "Is this your progress?" "Is this the shit that's supposed to knock our socks off?" "It's the beginning, yes." "It's the bare beginning of social behavior." "Of civilized behavior." "Civil behavior is what distinguishes us from the lower forms." "It's what enables us to communicate, to go about things in an orderly fashion, without attacking each other like beasts." "Civility must be rewarded, Captain." "If it isn't rewarded, there's no use for it." "There's just no use for it at all." "'Possum ready?" "Come on." "Grab it." "Come on." "You got it?" "Hey." "You got it?" "No!" "No!" "No!" "Miller!" "Miller!" "I can't do it." "I can't do it!" "I can't do it." "Don't let this happen." "Don't let thisjust bring out Rhodes and the men." "Leave it be, leave it be." "Let's go." "Let's get outta here." "I'm beginning to think we should take that helicopter before somebody else does." "Hello, Bub." "Mother is very proud of you." "Very, very proud indeed." "You did quite nicely today." "I don't believe it." "Logan's star pupil." " Now, tomorrow, we can play with these things again." "Now it's time for your reward." "I brought you something good." "What is that?" "Is that... it can't be." "Oh, god." "I can't look." "Can't..." "Good night, Bub." "What are you givin' him in there, Frankenstein?" "What?" " What is it, huh?" "What do you give him?" "Scum!" "No, you... you must listen to me, Captain." "You must listen." "Listen to this."


it." "Can't you fix it?" "It's that fuckin' spick that did this!" "Fix it!" "Come on, man!" "Fix what?" "Fix the box, man!" "Come on!" "Fix it!" "They tore the guts out!" "I can't fix it!" "We got the book here!" "We can fix it!" "The bastard." "Sarah!" "Willie!" "John!" "Let's keep moving." "Hold down." "Aw, fuck!" "What's goin' on?" "That spick." "He ripped these controls out, the little yellow bastard." "The little shit." "The little fuckin' shit." "You tried to make a run for it." "Holy shit." "Holy fuckin' shit." "Rhodes!" "Rhodes, you bastard!" "Oh, shit!" "Shit!" "Fuck!" "Ha, ha!" "Holy shit!" "Shit!" "Rhodes!" "Goddamn, Rhodes!" "Open the door, you son of a bitch!" "Rhodes!" "Shit!" "Come on, Bub." "Come on, you pus-brained bag of shit." "YouA Washington man accused of sexually assaulting a woman in broad daylight in Mission Beach, in a neighborhood steps from the shoreline, was ordered held on $1 million bail.

Philemon Shark, 40, is accused of grabbing a woman from behind as she walked on Bayside Lane, throwing her to the ground and assaulting her at about 8:40 a.m. on Dec. 23, according to the San Diego Police Department.

The attack occurred just a few streets up from the Santa Clara recreation center on the bay side and in broad daylight.

"The victim screamed for help causing several residents to come to her aid," SDPD Lt. Jason Weeden said. "After being forced off the victim, the suspect walked off."

Bystanders followed the suspect for several blocks but Shark eluded them until he was


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Several studies have analyzed the root canal morphology by different methods \[[@B4]-[@B12]\]. So, various root canal classifications have been developed based on these studies. The first classification was developed by Wein*et al.,* \[[@B4]\] in which the root canal systems were classified into four major types. Vertucci \[[@B5]\] classified the root canal systems into eight types using the clearing technique. Another study conducted on Burmese teeth added seven types to theInfluence of agents which modulate thromboxane A2 synthesis or action on R3230AC mammary carcinoma.
The effects of agents which modulate thromboxane A2 synthesis or action, were tested in the R3230AC transplanted mammary tumour. Three different inhibitors of thromboxane A2 synthesis or action (copper, dipyridamole and diazepam) all caused an increase in tumour growth. Colchicine and melatonin, both stimulators of thromboxane A2 synthesis, inhibited the growth of the tumour significantly.


"Hey, Amanda?" "I'm not gonna bug you with any more questions." "All right?" "Me and detective Duffy, we just want to make sure you know that you're safe now." "And if there's anything you want to tell us, anything at all, we want to hear it." "No matter what it is." "Okay?" "It's okay." "You're okay." "Amanda, this is Sarah." "Sarah's a doctor." "She's talked to a lot of kids who have..." "She's talked to a lot of kids." "Amanda?" "I'm gonna sit here with you while these guys go right outside for a minute, okay?" "Thanks, doc." "You can make it as loud as you want." "Nothing to housekeeping who found her, nothing to the e.M.T.S who checked her over, nothing to me, nothing to you." "Maybehave egg salad?" "A burger joint with egg salad is weird." "That's gross." "Should have taken an antacid first." "Thank you for the food we eat." "Thank you for the world so sweet." "Thank you for the birds that sing." "Thank you, God, for everything." "Prime Suspect S01E08 "Underwater"" "By Mikhel for Subtitulos.es ==SPREAD THE WORD==" "She uh, didn't say anything until then." "Till she said grace." "That seems like a good sign, huh?" "Even though she hasn't said anything since?" "Well, guess the hotel wasn't very nice, was it?" "Looked okay on the website." "Amanda was really excited." "She was hoping there'd be a pool." "So do you know uh, what your sister and her husband were doing in New York, exactly?" "The took Amanda to see


tt's what I mean." "I told you." "I'm the authentic one." "I'm the only one..." "you owe me an apology." "Told you." "3:00." "It's pretty quiet out here in the sticks." "I can hear my thoughts." "That's not my favorite thing." "The woods are full of raccoons." "They got little hands, I don't like that." "So what about this dead couple, huh?" "They're broke, but they go on this trip." "They're killed in their hotel room." "But the perp leaves the credit cards there." "And their house is broken into, but all this valuable stuff is still sitting around." "Well, we'll pull the bank records and phone logs tomorrow and maybe..." "Hold on." "Timoney." "The real reason that Rick and Molly Patterson took this trip is 'cause theygot a suitcase full of pain pills that they were trying to sell." "Oxycodone." "Huh, but it wasn't in the hotel room." "Right, but they never hooked up with the guy they were trying to sell it to." "And where'd they get it?" "Sounds like they brought it with them." "You guys tell us." "All righty." "Get this." "The Pattersons had a suitcase filled with pills they were gonna sell." "Oxy." "The guy they were gonna sell them to, they ner hooked up with, and we don't have a suitcase." "Didn't the aunt say that Molly was the cashier at the pharmacy?" "Huh." "Can't be that easy, can it?" "You get a ride with the sheriff." "I need the car." "What?" "Why, what for?" "Because before I try


the other one doesn't have a fridge." "Okay, I don't really care." "Can I just pay you, please?" "Here you go." "Okay." "Check out time... noon." "Pool closes at 11:00 P.M." "Pool, you say?" "Around back." "I know someone who will like that." "I always wanted to go swimming when I was a kid." "My dad used to take me to this place, Jones beach, in the summer sometimes." "And one year, there were these jellyfish everywhere." "They were like those see-through kind." "You'd get out of the water and they'd be draped all over you, and sting you and it was really gross." "You know how to hold your breath?" "Competition?" "I'm really good at it." "On the count of three, ready?" "One." "Yeah?" "One, two..." "Three.""I'm surprised you didn't think this was worth your while telling me till just now." "Or am I?" "Am I surprised?" "No, never mind." "Let's go." "You ever actually arrest anyone up here, or are you mostly writing parking tickets?" "I'm sorry, that's not fair." "You also do foreclosures." " Listen, slick..." " Yes, gilligan?" " It's only me, my deputy, and three part-timers." "Takes the staties almost an hour to get here, if they feel like it." "I do my best to lock down this town, okay?" "And when I have to pull strings to expedite phone records for some obnoxious out-of-towner's case," "I do my best at that too." "Thank you, sheriff." "Now, are you two going to be able to work on the drug-running suspect


terrified, and she wouldn't leave her other kids." "And you heard Duffy went to toss Morgan's place." "No one else is here, so..." "I wanna be here, I guess." "Are you okay?" "I'm good." "I hate it up here." "Did I tell you that?" "How is she?" "Uh, don't know yet." "State troopers are on the way." "Yeah, Lawson told us already." "Thanks." "What the hell are you doing with that thing anyway?" "Sheriff's orders." "You know what?" "If you don't mind me saying..." "Your boss is kind of the king of too little too late." "Hey, how is she?" "Through and through, it looks like." "Don't think it even nicked anything on the way, but we're gonna take her down to x-rays, make sure we're not missing"Give me your phone." "Go ahead." "Stay!" "Hey, listen, some people come back, and I'm one of them." "Okay?" "Okay." "Don't shoot." "It's over." "Okay, it's over." "I really need to start exercising." "Okay, okay." "All right." "Okay, buddy." "All right." "Let's go get that X-ray." "Okay." "Your deputy..." "It was all his operation." "Me and mark just worked for him." "Yeah, all I did was be their front." "Roy said if I didn't help, then he'd report me to the D.E.A." "For doing it anyway, and that I'd go to jail." "I could listen to this all day." "How about you, Duff?" "Naive, small town, "what wait, who, me?"" "I love it." "Get him out of here." "Listen, uh..." "I'm really sorry about all of this." "Sorry,


huh?" "You've any idea the paperwork we're in for?" "Not to mention the firearms discharge review." "Don't forget the grand jury inquiry." "And the psych eval." "Those are fun, reg." "Yeah, so..." "Sorry's not cutting it, sheriff." "All right, well..." "Any time you two want to leave is fine with me." "Ew." "Are you leaving?" "Are you trying to get rid of me?" "Hmm, not this second." "But soon." "You know what, you were an awfully brave girl last night." "And that's a good thing, 'cause you're going to have to keep doing that, okay?" "Guess what?" "What?" "I didn't tell you this before, but um, my mom died too, when I was just a little older than you." "And gosh, I was mad." "And I missed her,and then, some days" "I completely forgot about her, and that really made me feel awful." "And when I felt awful, I felt mad again." "So..." "There's no right to feel about something this terrible happening." "Okay?" "The right way is however you feel." "You know, like now, I feel sad." "I feel a little sad." "'Cause I don't like many people." "Especially little people." "But I like you." "I like you a lot." "I like you too." "I don't know why." "You know what?" "I am not going to get up here very often, even tugh it's been so much fun, and there's so much to do..." "But here's my card." "See, there's my phone number?" "See that there?" " Mm-hmm." " Yeah." "You call me any


today. Farhad Manjoo has written a review on neuroscientist-record producer Daniel Levitin’s “This is your brain on music”. It got me thinking along many different paths. One path led me to a post-mortem analysis of my failed marriage. Another thought got me questioning the plasticity of human brains. Yet another had me pondering on parallels between a Zen thought and quantum mechanics. I voluntarily capped myself to one last stream of thoughts about our reptilian brains.

What got me thinking about our reptilian brains was this. Levitin has utilized what the reviewer calls an advanced technique to garner evidence that music activates the cerebellum, a.k.a reptilian brain. I get that. What I do not get, however, is a wild flight of fancy that states without any evidence to backto forty percent of patients undergoing an angioplasty procedure, usually within six months. Long term restenosis may cause symptoms such as chest pain and fatigue, and an increased danger of heart attack, stroke or kidney failure. Patients also continue to be at risk of thrombogenesis (blood clotting), and atherosclerosis (hardening of the arteries). It can lead to recoil which is the mechanical collapse of dilated vessel segment in response to vascular injury. Plaque is also generated within blood vessels after angioplasty, which restricts blood flow.
Restenosis is believed to be caused by smooth muscle cell proliferation or neointimal proliferation in the vessel wall, a repair response of the body prompted by the arterial trauma resulting from angioplasty. This hyperplasia of smooth muscle cells narrows the lumen opened by angioplasty.


patient use. Radioactive waste disposal difficulties arise because of its long half-life and unrestricted disposal requires 10 half lives, or 291 years. Similarly, should the distal end of the delivery catheter containing the strontium-90 source be stuck in the tortuous route to the target site, healthy tissue and cells will be irradiated. Overexposure to radiation from the high-dose strontium-90 applicator irradiation may weaken healthy or stenosed artery walls. The application of short-term high-dose irradiation requires the presence of a radiation therapist or oncologist as well as a cardiovascular surgeon or interventional radiologist, resulting in increased procedural cost and time.
Attempts have been made to deliver radiation doses by coating an implant with other pure beta emitting radioisotopes such as phosphorus-32 and yttrium-90. A fundamental problem with pure beta emittingreclosure. Coronary stenting has made a significant difference in preventing restenosis. Stents provide an effective form of treatment by reducing the incidence rate of restenosis from one in two patients to about one in three. When stents are used in conjunction with conventional angioplasty, those treated are less likely to relapse.
In 1996 more than 400,000 stent implantation procedures were performed. Stent usage has risen tenfold in only three years. In 1997, approximately thirty percent of patients undergoing balloon angioplasty received one or more stents. By 2001, it is projected that worldwide, as many as two out of every three angioplasty procedures will involve the use of stents. It is anticipated that the number of stent placements will continue to increase. Recent industry reports suggest that by the year


been made over the years to reduce mortality in children less than five years including the *home management of fever strategy* that was adopted in Uganda in 2002 [@pone.0060481-Uganda1]. This strategy involved treatment of children with fever at home by community health workers (CHWs)[@pone.0060481-WHO2], a cadre of informal health workers with no basic medical training [@pone.0060481-WHO3] but who were trained on malaria management for one week. The CHWs initially treated children using Homapak®, a combination of chloroquine and SP but the antimalarial policy change in 2005 also necessitated a change in medicines used for home management of fever to AL. Several studies were conducted in Uganda and other countries to evaluate the feasibility of CHWs using ACTs and the findings from these studies favored rolling out ACTs toonly **(control areas)** and those where CHWs treated children with fever or respiratory symptoms or both using antimalarials or antibiotics or a combination of both as appropriate **(intervention areas)** (Trial Registration number: ISRCTN52966230). The CHWs in both the intervention and control areas treat children with antimalarials or antibiotics or refer them following symptom based illness classification made according to the WHO integrated management of childhood illness (IMCI) guidelines [@pone.0060481-WHO5]. Children are treated with antimalarials if they present with fever or a history of fever within the previous 24 hours with no danger signs (convulsions, repeated vomiting, failure to feed, lethargy/unconsciousness, chest in-drawings, noisy breathing, severe dehydration, and pallor). In addition, the CHWs in the intervention arm treat children using antibiotics if they have non-severe respiratory symptoms (cough and


I did not have food or drink to give the child        3         4.8
  Did not understand the instructions well              3         4.8
  Other[\*](#nt109){ref-type="table-fn"}                7        11.1

Includes being away, child experiencing adverse reaction, had other drugs to take.

Factors associated with non-adherence to medicines {#s3d}
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At adjusted analysis, the association between the treatment received and non-adherence was not statistically significant. However, no reported fever (OR = 3.3, 95%CI = 1.6--6.9), seeking care after two or more daysto ensure that children continue to receive their medicines even when they seem to improve. Caregivers should also be advised on what to do in case the child vomits, and encouraged to collect more drugs from the CHWs to replace the vomited doses. About half of the caregivers whose children vomited within thirty minutes of taking the medicines did not re-administer vomited doses. These findings are slightly higher than in a study in Ethiopia where only five of 14 children that vomited had medicines re-administered [@pone.0060481-Lemma1].

At unadjusted analysis, the children in the control arm had lower adherence than those in the intervention arm either taking antimalarials alone or taking combinations of antimalarials and antibiotics. This difference was not apparent at adjusted analysis. The lower adherence seen in the


control arm may have been due to confounding relationships with understanding medicines administration instructions and promptness of care seeking. The proportion of children that did not understand medicines administration instructions was higher in the control arm and this may have contributed to the lower adherence seen. In addition, a lower proportion of children in the control arm sought care promptly compared to the intervention arm with antimalarials plus antibiotics. This may have been a reflection of perception of the illness not to be severe leading to delayed care seeking. Perception of illness not to be severe may lower adherence as found in this study. The CHWs in both the intervention and control arm had the same frequency of contact with trainers and supervisors and therefore would not beexpected to have differences in the instructions they give to caregivers.

Children that did not report a history of fever were more likely to be non-adherent. This may be due to perception of severity of illness. A previous study reported that caregivers were more likely to seek care for children with fever mainly due to perception of illness as severe [@pone.0060481-Taffa1], while another study reported inappropriate medicines use in children without fever [@pone.0060481-Kalyango1]. In further support of this argument, caregivers that perceived their child\'s illness not to be severe were more likely to be non-adherent. This finding is in agreement with what has been reported in the literature that perceptions of illness severity influence medication use [@pone.0060481-Bush1]. It is surprising that children without a history of fever were treated


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         of course). This is really good value considering it’d cost more than $500 to buy all of these items physically. It then begs the question though, if you’re buying digitally (and the game works perfectly with this method), why isn’t this just a regular priced digital game?

I’ll talk about it a little bit more as the review goes on, but I felt mixed playing the Nintendo Switch version of the game. On one hand, it’s the only place to get access to the Star Fox content. Fox, his Arwing and all of his friends are one of the best parts of Starlink. However, their Switch exclusivity means accepting the fact that you’re going to be playing a version that looks significantly worse than other platforms and also stutters


She asked to see a dummy. What dummy, right? I had no dummy, just an idea and some art samples. I took two weeks off from the P-I and put together a dummy. Laura helped me tremendously, as did my brilliant writer husband, Joe Wahman.

Don’t Lick the Dog is a how-to primer on being safe with dogs. We followed with the companion book, A Cat Like That. We never did do my dog body-language book. It’s sitting here patient as can be. “Good dog, book.”

Your art is so varied—from humorous to infographics to striking, serious editorial work. You also work with crisp, clean lines and beautiful textures. Can you talk about your process and inspirations?

Thank you so much, Kathy. Well. I sit and think and read a lot.Tall tales capture the imagination, and Luckhurst has included plenty of fantastic events to keep kids enthralled from page to page. Luckhurst’s larger-than-life illustrations burst with color and dynamic 3-D typography that enhance the humor and heart of Paul and Babe’s predicament. The juxtaposition of sizes and folk-art influences create unique, eye-catching pages, and Paul and Babe’s endearing innocence make them loveable characters.

Perfect for folktale lovers, pancake aficionados, kids who follow a singular vision, and anyone who loves a good yarn, Paul Bunyan and Babe the Blue Ox: The Great Pancake Adventure is great fun and would be an often-read addition to a child’s bookshelf.

Ages 4 – 8

Abrams Books for Young Readers, 2012 | ISBN 978-1419704208

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eye that is placed on the right-hand side of the optical path distributing prism, and an ocular prism for the left eye that is placed on the left-hand side of the optical path distributing prism.
The optical path distributing prism has at least a first surface placed to face the image display device so that a display light beam emanating from the image display device enters the prism through the first surface, a second-first surface which reflects the optical path for the right eye entering through the first surface, a second-second surface which reflects the optical path for the left eye entering through the first surface, a third-first surface through which the light beam of the optical path for the right eye exits from the prism, and a third-secondof the optical path for the left eye exits from the prism.
At least the second surface of the ocular prism for the right eye, which is a reflecting surface, and the second surface of the ocular prism for the left eye, which is a reflecting surface, have a rotationally asymmetric curved surface configuration that corrects decentration aberrations.
With the above-described arrangement, the present invention can provide an image display apparatus, e.g. a head-mounted image display apparatus, in which an image from a single image display device is led to two eyes without using a half-mirror, thereby allowing observation of a bright image, and the correction of various aberrations is facilitated by placing an optical path distributing mirror or an optical path distributing prism at the middle between the two


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abstract: 'The main purpose of this paper is to discuss the link between forward-backward multiplicity correlations properties and the shape of the corresponding final charged particle multiplicity distribution in various classes of events in different collisions. It is shown that the same mechanism which explains the shoulder effect and the $H_n$ vs. $n$ oscillations in charged particle multiplicity distributions, i.e., the weighted superposition of different classes of events with negative binomial properties, reproduces within experimental errors also the forward-backward multiplicity correlation strength in annihilation at LEP energy and allows interesting predictions for $pp$ collisions in the TeV energy region, to be tested at LHC, for instance with the ALICE detector. We limit ourselves at present to study substructures properties in hadron-hadron collisions and annihilation; they are examined as ancillary\right]^{1/2}}  .
                                                    \label{eq:b_defined}$$ Here the forward hemisphere corresponds to the region of the outgoing proton and the backward hemisphere is the symmetric region in the opposite direction. In order to avoid correlations due to kinematical constraints like phase-space limits and energy momentum conservation occurring at the border of the rapidity range available in the collision, and short range correlations produced from particle sources in more central rapidity intervals, the study has been performed in the pseudo-rapidity


NB(Pascal)MD allows sound quantitative predictions on parameters which are not known from experimental data. Coming to the correlation strength obtained in Eq. (\[eq:3\]), for instance, if particles are independently produced and binomially distributed in the two hemispheres, and the overall MD is a negative binomial with characteristic parameters $\nbar$, the average charged multiplicity, and $k$ (it is linked to the dispersion $D_n$ by the relation $( D^2_n - \nbar)/\nbar^2 = 1/k$), one gets this simple Equation $$b = \frac{\nbar^2/k + \nbar - \nbar}{\nbar^2/k + \nbar + \nbar}
        = \frac{\nbar}{\nbar + 2k} .
                              n_{B,2}
            \right] \\
        &= \alpha \avg{(n_{F,1}-\nbar_{F,1})(n_{B,1}-\nbar_{B,1})} +
            (1-\alpha) \avg{(n_{F,2}-\nbar_{F,2})(n_{B,2}-\nbar_{B,2})} \\
                &\quad + \alpha (1-\alpha) \left( \bar n_{F,2} -
                            \bar n_{F,1} \right)^2\\
        &= \alpha b_1 D^2_{n_F,1} + (1-\alpha) b_2 D^2_{n_F,2} +


but not in $hh$ collisions, where there exists a certain amount of correlation left within each class of events which should be taken into account. These results are a striking proof of the existence of the superposition effect, which was up to now only a guess, and of its relevance.

Clan production and the correlation strength {#sec:3}
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The next step in our approach is to calculate correlation strengths $b_1$ and $b_2$ in Eq. (\[eq:b\_total\]) in the two different classes of events in $pp$ collisions in order to reproduce experimental data on $b$, which —as pointed out at the end of the previous Section— are not correctly reproduced by the knowledge of $b_{12}$ only. The success of the superposition mechanism of weighted NB(Pascal)MD’s for describing anomalies found in $pp$ collisions strongly suggestthe NBMD (Poissonian clans, logarithmic MD within a clan) obtaining a fair simplification of all formulae. This treatment is valid for each component separately, but the component index is dropped here to simplify the notation; Eq. (\[eq:b\_total\]) can be used to obtain the total correlation strength.

Accordingly, we write the joint distribution in $n_F$,$n_B$ as a convolution over the number of produced clans: $$P(n_F,n_B) = \sum_{N_F,N_B} {\cal P}(N_F,N_B) p_F(n_F|N_F)
    p_B(n_B|N_B) ,$$ where we have indicate with capital $N$ the number of clans and with ${\cal P}$ the joint distribution for $N_F$ clans forward and $N_B$ clans backward. Here $p_F(n|N)$ is the forward particle multiplicity distribution conditional on the number of forward clans, which, by arguments of symmetry, is the same distribution as $p_B(n|N)$.

The symmetry of the reaction


separately processed.
A navigation and tracking system using differential LORAN-C or differential Decca signalling is disclosed by Duffett-Smith in U.S. Pat. No. 5,045,861. A reference station transmits a reference signal to a mobile station and to three or more local LORAN-C or Decca (fixed) stations having known locations relative to the reference station. The fixed stations retransmit the reference signal to the mobile station, where the phase received signal differences are compared to determine the location of the mobile station.
Most of these systems use a single communication system, rather than integrating two or more communication systems to provide location or navigation information for a mobile user.The systems that use FM signals are limited to a region with a diameter of about 50 km or less. Any LD system thatunderstand and carry out instructions through verbal, written or document form in English

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mucoceles of the paranasal sinuses and are of major importance for the treatment plan. Each method seems to have its own advantages and should be used as complementary investigations of sinonasal pathology. Enhanced CT scan should only be performed in the absence or contraindication for enhanced MR imaging.not contract in the peptides which remain fully unfolded when the denaturant concentration is reduced. This suggests that the contraction of at least some segments of the polypeptide chain may be facilitated only by contraction of other segments. In the case of the initial product of folding of the protein, the dependence on denaturant concentration of the relative change in each distance suggests that there are two components to the initial folding reaction. One is a nonspecific component, which appears to be driven by the change in denaturant concentration that is used to initiate refolding. This component corresponds to the collapse of completely unfolded protein (U) to unfolded protein in refolding conditions (U(C)). The extent of nonspecific collapse can be predicted by the response of completely unfolded protein


to a change in denaturant concentration. All distances undergo such solvent-induced contraction, but each distance contracts to a different extent. There is also a specific component to initial sub-millisecond folding, in which some distances (but not all) contract more than that predicted by solvent-induced contraction. The observation that only some of the distances undergo contraction over and above solvent-induced contraction, suggest that this specific component is associated with the formation of a specific intermediate (I(E)). FRET efficiency and distance change differently for the different donor-acceptor pairs, with a change in denaturant concentration, indicating that the formation or dissolution of structure in U(C) and I(E) does not happen in a synchronized manner across different regions of the protein molecule. Also, all nine FRET efficiencies and intramolecular distances in thegenerators of the Lorentz group, the generators of supersymmetry transformations (“supercharges”) are spinors and obey anticommutation relations. In this lectures we only consider $\mathcal{N}=1$ supersymmetry in four spacetime dimensions. Then the SUSY generators are a left-handed Weyl spinor $\mathcal{Q}_\alpha$, $\alpha=1,2$, and its Hermitean conjugate ${\ensuremath{{   \settowidth{\textlength}{$\mathcal{Q}$}   \setlength{\overlinelength}{3pt}   \addtolength{\overlinelength}{0.4\textlength}   \makebox[\textlength][s]{$\mathcal{Q}$}   \hspace{-.5\textlength}\hspace{-\overlinelength}\hspace{.625\overlinelength}
   \overline{      \makebox[\overlinelength][s]{         \vphantom{$\mathcal{Q}$}
      }
   }
   \hspace{-.625\overlinelength}\hspace{.5\textlength}
}}}_{{{\ensuremath{\dot{\alpha}}}}}$, ${{\ensuremath{\dot{\alpha}}}}=1,2$ which satisfy the (anti)commutation relations [@golfand]

$$\begin{aligned}
           \left\{\mathcal{Q}_\alpha,\mathcal{Q}_\beta\vphantom{{\ensuremath{{   \settowidth{\textlength}{$\mathcal{Q}$}   \setlength{\overlinelength}{3pt}   \addtolength{\overlinelength}{0.4\textlength}   \makebox[\textlength][s]{$\mathcal{Q}$}   \hspace{-.5\textlength}\hspace{-\overlinelength}\hspace{.625\overlinelength}
   \overline{


x^m+{\ensuremath{\text{i}}}\theta\sigma^m{\ensuremath{\bar{\theta}}}$ and $\theta$, with no explicit dependence on ${\ensuremath{\bar{\theta}}}$, since in this basis, ${\ensuremath{{   \settowidth{\textlength}{$D$}   \setlength{\overlinelength}{3pt}   \addtolength{\overlinelength}{0.4\textlength}   \makebox[\textlength][s]{$D$}   \hspace{-.5\textlength}\hspace{-\overlinelength}\hspace{.625\overlinelength}
   \overline{      \makebox[\overlinelength][s]{         \vphantom{$D$}
      }
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}}}_{{{\ensuremath{\dot{\alpha}}}}}=-{\ensuremath{\bar{\partial}}}_{{{\ensuremath{\dot{\alpha}}}}}$, and thus Eq. (\[chiralcondition\]) means that $\phi$ does not depend on ${\ensuremath{\bar{\theta}}}$ explicitly. The possibility of introducing such superfield is due to the fact that the supertransformations of $x_{\scriptscriptstyle L}$ and $\theta$ are closed, namely, $$\begin{aligned}
        \delta_\eta x_{\scriptscriptstyle L}^m &= 2{\ensuremath{\text{i}}}\theta\sigma^m{\ensuremath{\bar{\eta}}}& \delta_\eta
        \theta^\alpha &= \eta^\alpha,
      \end{aligned}$$ where $\eta$ is theand that it can be eliminated by its equations of motion.

The physical components of the chiral superfields are scalar or spinor. To incorporate the gauge field we need to turn to Eq. (\[generalsuperfield\]). The vector superfield $V$, which is a generalisation of the gauge vector fields in non-supersymmetric theories, contains a vector field, a Weyl fermion and its conjugate (the gaugino, equivalent to a Majorana fermion) and a few other fields which can be eliminated by a supergauge transformation or are auxiliary. The reality condition

$$\begin{aligned}
        V^\dagger &=V
      \end{aligned}$$

is implied. The component expansion of the vector superfield is given in Eq. (\[generalsuperfield\]). Supergauge transformations acting on this field are inhomogeneous. They involve chiral superfields as their parameters,


ina way such that lower components of $V$ can be gauged away. This is the famous Wess–Zumino gauge which leaves us with the following decomposition: $$\begin{aligned}
        V&=-\theta\sigma^m{\ensuremath{\bar{\theta}}}v_m +{\ensuremath{\text{i}}}\theta^2{\ensuremath{\bar{\theta}}}{\ensuremath{\bar{\lambda}}}-{\ensuremath{\text{i}}}{\ensuremath{\bar{\theta}}}^2\theta\lambda
        +\tfrac{1}{2}\theta^2{\ensuremath{\bar{\theta}}}^2 D.
      \end{aligned}$$

The vector field $v_m$ still has the usual gauge symmetry $v_m\to v_m+\partial_m\beta$ (in the Abelian case). The fields $\lambda$ and $D$ are gauge invariant in the Abelian case. In the non-Abelian case they transform homogeneously. The Wess–Zumino gauge is the one most frequently used in dealing with supersymmetric gauge theories.

On the other hand, if $V$ becomes massive by some kind of the Higgs effect, the most convenient gauge is unitary, in which the lower components are no longer gauged     {\ensuremath{\text{d}}}^4\theta&={\ensuremath{\text{d}}}^2\theta\,{\ensuremath{\text{d}}}^2{\ensuremath{\bar{\theta}}},
      \end{aligned}$$ with coefficients chosen such that integration over the superspace coordinates gives $$\begin{aligned}
        \int\!{\ensuremath{\text{d}}}^2\theta \,\theta^2 &=\int\!{\ensuremath{\text{d}}}^2{\ensuremath{\bar{\theta}}}\,{\ensuremath{\bar{\theta}}}^2=\int\!{\ensuremath{\text{d}}}^4\theta\,
        \theta^2{\ensuremath{\bar{\theta}}}^2=1.
      \end{aligned}$$

So, the integral over the Grassmann coordinates projects out the $F$-components of chiral superfields and the $D$-components of real superfields. We can for example consider a theory with just a chiral superfield $\phi$, i.e. a scalar and a spinor. For the Lagrangean we need a kinetic term and, maybe, mass or interaction terms. The kinetic term is provided just by

$$\begin{aligned}
        {\ensuremath{\mathscr{L}}}_{\text{kin}}&=\int{\ensuremath{\text{d}}}^4\theta\,{\ensuremath{{   \settowidth{\textlength}{$\phi$}   \setlength{\overlinelength}{3pt}   \addtolength{\overlinelength}{0.4\textlength}   \makebox[\textlength][s]{$\phi$}


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      \end{aligned}$$

The surviving terms need to have two $\theta$’s and two ${\ensuremath{\bar{\theta}}}$’s, so we have to collect the possible combinations from Eqs. (\[chiralsf\]) and (\[antichiralsf\]). This gives $$\begin{aligned}
\label{simplekaehlerpot}
        \begin{split}
          {\ensuremath{\mathscr{L}}}_\text{kin}&=\tfrac{1}{4}\left({\ensuremath{{   \settowidth{\textlength}{$A$}   \setlength{\overlinelength}{3pt}   \addtolength{\overlinelength}{0.4\textlength}   \makebox[\textlength][s]{$A$}   \hspace{-.5\textlength}\hspace{-\overlinelength}\hspace{.625\overlinelength}
   \overline{      \makebox[\overlinelength][s]{         \vphantom{$A$}
      }
   }
   \hspace{-.625\overlinelength}\hspace{.5\textlength}
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The kinetic term for the chiral multiplet as it stands in Eq. (\[simplekaehlerpot\]), however, is not gauge invariant. It has to be modified to $$\begin{aligned}
        {\ensuremath{\mathscr{L}}}_\text{kin,electron} &= \int{\ensuremath{\text{d}}}^4\theta\left({\ensuremath{{   \settowidth{\textlength}{$Q$}   \setlength{\overlinelength}{3pt}   \addtolength{\overlinelength}{0.4\textlength}   \makebox[\textlength][s]{$Q$}   \hspace{-.5\textlength}\hspace{-\overlinelength}\hspace{.625\overlinelength}
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   \overline{      \makebox[\overlinelength][s]{         \vphantom{${\ensuremath{\widetilde{Q}}}$}
      }
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}e^{-2V}{\ensuremath{\widetilde{Q}}}\right).
      \end{aligned}$$ The exponential $\exp\{2V\}$ is is actually quite simple in the Wess–Zumino gauge, since $V^3=0$. In zeroth order it just reproduces the kinetic terms of Eq. (\[simplekaehlerpot\]); the higher terms mainly amount to changing ordinary derivatives to covariant ones, but introduce one important additional term that includes the $D$-component of $V$ and is $D\left({\ensuremath{\bar{\varphi}}}\varphi-
        \bar{{\ensuremath{\tilde{\varphi}}}}{\ensuremath{\tilde{\varphi}}}\right)$.

We also need kinetic terms for the gaugeto be confining and is asymptotically free, i.e. the first coefficient of the $\beta$-function (Gell-Mann–Low function) is negative. For a $\mathsf{SU(}N\mathsf)$ gauge group, $\beta_0=-3N$.[^5]

### Gluino Condensate

The aspect we will focus on is the gluino condensate $\langle\lambda^a\lambda^a\rangle$, which vanishes perturbatively, but does not vanish in the nonperturbative treatment and can be computed [*exactly*]{} [@shifmanvainshtein]. We will calculate its value in Chapter \[calcchap\]. Now we give the result and argue for its plausibility. The result is $$\begin{aligned}
\label{gluinocondensate}
          \left\langle\lambda^{a,\alpha}\lambda^a_\alpha\right\rangle&=-6N \Lambda^3
          \exp\left\{{\ensuremath{\text{i}}}\left(\frac{2\pi k}{N}+ \frac{\vartheta}{N}\right)\right\}\,,
          \qquad k=0,1, ..., N-1.
        \end{aligned}$$ In this expression, $\Lambda$ is the scale where the theory


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          \end{split}
        \end{aligned}$$ Since there is no superpotential so far, we can forget about the $F$-terms. The $D$-term, however, gives a contribution to the scalar potential after elimination of $D^a$ through its equation of motion (there is a $D^2$ term from the kinetic Lagrangean of the gauge field), $$\begin{aligned}
          \begin{split}
            V&=V_D= \frac{1}{g^2}\left({\ensuremath{{   \settowidth{\textlength}{$\phi$}   \setlength{\overlinelength}{3pt}   \addtolength{\overlinelength}{0.4\textlength}   \makebox[\textlength][s]{$\phi$}       {   \settowidth{\textlength}{$X$}   \setlength{\overlinelength}{3pt}   \addtolength{\overlinelength}{0.4\textlength}   \makebox[\textlength][s]{$X$}   \hspace{-.5\textlength}\hspace{-\overlinelength}\hspace{.625\overlinelength}
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}X$, there is no restriction from $R$-symmetry on the kinetic term. The superpotential is quite constrained, however. Indeed, if we impose analyticity ($W\sim
        X^k$), we find $$\begin{aligned}
          \int\underbrace{{\ensuremath{\text{d}}}^2\theta}_\text{\clap{charge 2}}\,X^k&\to
          e^{{\ensuremath{\text{i}}}(2+k)\alpha}\int{\ensuremath{\text{d}}}^2\theta\,X^k,
        \end{aligned}$$ so the superpotential must be $\sim X^{-2}$. To guarantee the appropriate mass dimension, we then


out.

### The Konishi Anomaly

Thus, we found $\langle H^2\rangle$. Remember, however, that our task was to determine the gluino condensate, $\langle \lambda^2\rangle$. Since the gluon and gluino fields are integrated out, it might seem that information on $\langle \lambda^2\rangle$ is lost. This is not the case — we can relate the vacuum expectation value of $H^2$ to the gluino condensate by virtue of the Konishi anomaly. The Konishi anomaly is a supersymmetric generalisation of the chiral anomaly, i.e. the nonconservation of the axial current which is proportional to $G_{mn}\widetilde{G}^{mn}$. This product is contained in the highest component of the superfield $\operatorname{tr}W^\alpha W_\alpha$, and the Konishi relation is $$\begin{aligned}
\label{konishi}
          D^2\left({\ensuremath{\widetilde{Q}}}Q\right)&=\frac{1}{2\pi}\operatorname{tr}W^\alpha W_\alpha + Q\frac{\partial
            \end{aligned}$$ Inserting the expression for $H^2$ from Eq. (\[hsquaredvev\]), we get $$\begin{aligned}
\label{lambdalambdakonishi}
          \frac{1}{2\pi}
          \left\langle\lambda^\alpha\lambda_\alpha\right\rangle = \pm \frac{6}{\pi}
          \sqrt{\Lambda^5 m}.
       \end{aligned}$$

### Limit $ m\to \infty$: Gluino Condensate, Finally

The above result was computed at small $m$. However, in the very end we want to take the limit $m\to\infty$. How do we know that Eq. (\[lambdalambdakonishi\]) is still valid?

Here we can exploit the fact that $\lambda\lambda$ is a chiral quantity which must depend [*analytically*]{} on the (complex) mass parameter $m$, so its functional dependence is determined by its singularity structure. Furthermore, we can consider


should transform as doublet and antidoublet, but for $\sf SU(2)$ the antidoublet is isomorphic to the doublet (via ${\ensuremath{\widetilde{Q}}}^i=\varepsilon^{ij}{\ensuremath{\widetilde{Q}}}_j$).

[^7]: A natural question which one might ask is why I quote here the solutions for $H^2$ rather than $H$. The point is that $H^2$ is gauge invariant, see the definition before Eq. (41).

[^8]: This is the universal cover of the Lorentz group.
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Thanks for the video btw, great one!

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Brent, First thank you for the presentation. I do agree with the base premise of the idea.
However, I am concerned that I did not hear in you thesis any substantial consideration regarding changes in U.S. fical policy (I.e. deficit spending/with no ceiling. In particular, I am worried that regardless of what the Fed is pulling out of the IMO through the straw; that the US Treasury is putting back into the IMO enough dollars offset the Fed’s action.

Thank you regardless. Very persuasive argument.

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I've had a hunch in my thinking that about this scenario playing out for several years now, but I haven't been able to articulate itprice which I have also been thinking for a while. This is the kind of content I love on RV. This is not the kind of discussion I will get with people at my work!

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Pieter B.

7 6 2018 05:37

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Thanks a lot Brent!

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Gary O.

7 6 2018 05:34

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Never a dull moment with Brent. Were wondering were you went, but like everyone, back to Real vision!

Thank you!

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7 6 2018 04:40

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Thanks Brent. I really enjoyed your presentation and have followed your work for some time. I think that we're all struggling with understanding how this all fits together and I was impressed with your openness and ability to change your thesis and roadmap ... a process that RV has been very helpful with.

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Love


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This is what an analysis should sound like. Spoken with humility to admit ones mistakes and be contrarian not for the sake of it but because the empirical evidence points that way. Well done.

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Sounds like a very persuasive guy , however if you do the math , Nixon took the dollar off the Gold standard in 1971 at a rate of 1 oz gold= 35 $ . If you go to saving.org and check what 35$ in 1971 is worth in today's dollars you get this :

Am I missing something ? Could well be, as I have been working nights for ten weeks at its 2000 am right now , so if anyone can explain whyis based on the implicit assumption that interest rate differentials will remain the driving force for reserve currencies. What if the dollar weakens because the regime has shifted and interest rate differentials are no longer the driving force?

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Keith J.

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Any chance of an audio download?

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Alek K.

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fantastic piece, will have to check out his previous RV content --

side note i hope RV brings back adventures in finance alongside their new podcast, it's what turned me and several other people i know onto RV. Was a great first step into what RV is attempting to do with financial media

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Brent.....Great thought provoking piece.

I believe the dollars will continue higher as long as interest rate rise. Until we see a


virtually every investment great RVTV has had on in recent months admit they mistakenly thought QE would prove inflationary in the global economy as opposed to simply in risk assets. It makes me realise the complexity and difficulty of making the right investment calls at the macro level, as well as how much I still have to learn to get anywhere near as good as these guys! Brilliant to see Brent back on RVTV.

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5) Who wrote the neoliberal program is not subject to democratic procedure; can’t be voted off anymore ? Noam Chomsky Milton Friedman Bernie Sanders Hillary Clinton Milton Friedman 1990, in the Newsletter of the Mont Pelerin Society

6) Who said the primary responsibility of government and, therefore, the core of the US Constitution is to protect the minority of the opulent against the majority ? James Madison Benedict Arnold Betsy Ross George Washington Founding father James Madison, at the Constitutional Convention June 26, 1787

7) Who in 2008 praised the Clintons as friends (and contributed to Hillary’s senatorial campaigns), describing her as a tough woman who would go down in history at a minimum as a great senator ? Donald Trump Sarah Palin Ralph Nader Rudy Giuliani Donald Trump, in


George Bush Snr Gerald Ford President Dwight D. Eisenhower, in a letter to his brother Edgar on November 8, 1954

15) Who, commenting on the deaths of more than half a million children, said I think that this is a very hard choice, but the price — we think the price is worth it ? Yasser Arafat Madeleine Albright Pandit Nehru Ayotollah Kohmeini Madeleine Albright, as US Ambassador to the United Nations, on the 60 Minutes TV programme, 12 May, 1996 She was responding to the finding of a United Nations FAO report that 567000 Iraqi children under the age of five had died as a result of sanctions. Eight months later, Bill Clinton appointed her Secretary of State.

16) Who said that the introduction of nuclear power will bothnourish the land ? Nancy Reagan The Dalai Lama Pope John XXIII Robert Frost The Dalai Lama, on his first meeting with Mao in Beijing (then Peking) in 1954

31) Who blocked the marriage of his son and disowned him, commenting How can I, who has always advocated renunciation of sex, encourage you to gratify it ?

(The son subsequently became a homeless alcoholic.) Gautama Buddha Martin Luther King Albert Schweitzer Mahatma Gandhi Mahatma Gandhi, dealing with his son Harilal.

32) Which founding father said of the proposed American Constitution This is likely to be administered for a course of years and then end in despotism … when the people shall become so corrupted as to need despotic government, being incapable of any other ? Benjamin Franklin Alexander Hamilton Thomas Paine


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expansion with aplomb. He battled the Saxons to the northeast, the Lombards in Italy, and Muslims in Spain. He capitalized on his father’s good political relations with the Vatican, and in 800 was crowned the first Holy Roman Emperor by Pope Leo III in St Peter’s Basilica, an event so momentous that Charlemagne marked it by giving Leo one of the great medieval relics as a thank you—the Holy Prepuce, better known as Jesus’ foreskin.

A fecund ruler, Charlemagne sired at least 18 children by motley wives and concubines, including nine by his second wife, Hildegard of Vinzgau. These kin included Charles the Younger, Pippin the Hunchback, Drogo of Metz, Hruodrud, Ruodhaid, Adalheid, Hludowic, and not forgetting Hugh, and he consolidated his reign by installing many of his sons


describes one or a few generations of a family tree, but it’s wholly inaccurate as we climb upward into the past. Rather, each person can act as a node into whom the genetic past flows, and from whom the future spills out, if indeed they left descendants at all.

This I find relatively easy to digest. The simple logic is that there are more living people on Earth now than at any single moment in the past, which means that many fewer people act as multiple ancestors of people alive today. But how can we say with utter confidence that any individual European is, like Christopher Lee, directly descended from the great European conciliator?

The answer came before high-powered DNA sequencing and ancient genetic analysis. Instead it comes from mathematics.they or one of their progeny did not leave any of their own. Conversely, the remaining 80 percent are the ancestor of everyone living today. All lines of ancestry coalesce on every individual in the 10th century.

One way to think of it is to accept that everyone of European descent should have billions of ancestors at a time in the 10th century, but there weren’t billions of people around then, so try to cram them into the number of people that actually were. The math that falls out of that apparent impasse is that all of the billions of lines of ancestry have coalesced into not just a small number of people, but effectively literally everyone who was alive at that time. So, by inference, if Charlemagne was


truth is that we all are a bit of everything, and we come from all over. Even if you live in the most remote parts of the Hebrides, or the edge of the Greek Aegean, we share an ancestor only a few hundred years ago. A thousand years ago, we Europeans share all of our ancestry. Triple that time and we share all our ancestry with everyone on Earth. We are all cousins, of some degree. I find this pleasing, a warm light for all mankind to share. Our DNA threads through all of us.

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support of the charity, given his rehab situation, a source told HollywoodLife.com EXCLUSIVELY.

Chris, 24, was so happy that he had such a wonderful turnout at his event — and the enormous pile of about 1500 toys for deserving children is a very visual representation of the toy drive’s success! Chris tweeted:

Thank you to all the fans who brought gifts for the kids today. Have a wonderful holiday. You’ve made a merry Christmas for a young child!

Chris “felt good being able to give back, being able to be around his friends, his family, and his fans,” a source close to Chris told HollywoodLife.com EXCLUSIVELY. “He had a bomb time and even though he was on tight restraints [because he was on a break from rehab], he lived for [it].He smelled freedom and was able to live his life and give back to others. He felt freedom being around his crew and being around all his fans and the people who love him.”

The toys were delivered to the Los Angeles Mission, 2nd Call — a violence reduction program in South L.A. — and three area fire stations.

“I remember my parents sometimes struggling to put gifts under the tree for me as a kid so I feel for parents that struggle and especially for the kids,” Dom DeLuca of Brooklyn Projects said. “After Chris helped out with my Philippines Typhoon Relief efforts a few moths ago, it just made sense to ask him to participate in the Toy Drive. He’s been a part of Brooklyn Projects since he


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This result is a generalization of ST80 and TKB03 results. ST80 derived the spectra when the downscattering effects due to the recoil was taken into account. On the other hand TKB03 considered the downscattered spectra as a result ofplus HEXTE) or INTEGRAL (JEM-X plus SPI) are also indicated. We note that two Cyg X-3 observations represent very different intensity states for that source. For that matter, the GX 339-4 and GS 1353-64 observations used correspond to high-intensity states for each of those sources (but in case, the spectral energy distributions represent the low-hard state).

Figure 3 further illustrates the downscattering effect. Plotted there is our best fit model curve, using GX339-4 as a test case, compared to a simple exponentially-folded power-law fitted to the same data, with an accompanying residual plot. This illustrates the improvement in the fit above 10 keV. It is clear from these plot that the downscattering effects lead to an improved fit above $\sim 10$ keV. Also one can see the photoabsorption features below 10


HCWs brings into light the urgent need of developing a thorough awareness program by initiating infection control measures to cut down the rate of this rapid prevailing disease.

The Ministry of health, KSA has responded promptly to this outbreak and has designed guidelines for educating HCWs based on World Health Organization recommendations \[[@CR8]\]. These guidelines strictly instructed the workers to follow standard precautions in interactions with patients. Therefore this study was conducted to assess the knowledge and attitude of HCWs towards MERS in Qassim region of Saudi Arabia.

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A cross sectional study was conducted for the period of 2 months in two multispecialty hospitals of Al-Qassim region, Saudi Arabia. These hospitals were private teaching based hospitals which serve the major proportion of Qassim populationcampaigns by relevant authorities in Saudi Arabia have focussed more on sign and symptoms of MERS which may have enhanced their knowledge in this area of MERS \[[@CR19]\]. Another speculation is that the outbreak of MERS in Saudi Arabia is very recent and there are more talks about it among the healthcare workers and in the community. Since, the focus is more towards symptoms and prevention; this may have increased their knowledge about the disease in these areas.

Conversely, the healthcare workers were least knowledgeable regarding the management of MERS as 57.6% of workers replied wrongly when asked whether antibiotics are first choice drugs. This outcome is somewhat similar to another study in which 40% of respondents gave incorrect answer when asked about the management issue \[[@CR20]\]. This again


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