to rally the world around a solution."

From 1997 to 2008, world carbon dioxide has leapt up 31%. Emissions from China have doubled since 1997.

"Back in 1997, the impacts (of climate change) were underestimated; the rate of change has been faster," noted Virginia Burkett, leading scientist for global change research at the U.S. Geological Survey. This scares former Vice President Al Gore, who helped create a last-minute pact in Kyoto.

"By far the most serious differences that we've had is an acceleration of the crisis itself," Gore said to The Associated Press.

Such an "analysis" is short on facts (featuring apparently contradictory assertions regarding the carbon dioxide levels), and long on fearmongering. The unchecked assertions of Al Gore, who has made a personal fortune off his investments in "green" technologies, arecan be no argument about that," he says. "We have to face that fact."

Even though the temperature standstill probably has no effect on the long-term warming trend, it does raise doubts about the predictive value of climate models, and it is also a political issue. For months, climate change skeptics have been gloating over the findings on their Internet forums. This has prompted many a climatologist to treat the temperature data in public with a sense of shame, thereby damaging their own credibility.

"It cannot be denied that this is one of the hottest issues in the scientific community," says Jochem Marotzke, director of the Max Planck Institute for Meteorology in Hamburg. "We don't really know why this stagnation is taking place at this point."

Such outbursts of honesty are


want is just the array named list.

A:

I made list as a static variable and initialized array using initializer.
import java.io.*;
import java.util.*;
public class Test{
    static String[] list;

    public static void name(){

       list= new String[]{"a","b"};
    }

    public static void main(String args[]){
         name();
        System.out.println(Arrays.toString(list));
    }
}

the doctor would now be three time as long. I was bewildered about what to do: Stick with a doctor so far away or take a chance on finding a new one so late in my pregnancy?

Dr. Jordan made the decision for me. Should we remain in his care, he said, we should schedule an induction ahead of time so we could plan when to come back to town. I knew that inducing could have serious consequences; to do it for the sake of convenience sounded ludicrous to me. That was the last we saw of Dr. Jordan.

As we settled into our new home, I began exploring nearby options. I was unsure anyone would even take us this late in the game; I was 35 weeks along and


Q:

Rails Capistrano: Steps after Deployment (Getting remote server up)

Ok. This should be my easiest stackoverflow post yet.
So I have Capistrano installed and configured properly.  I've managed a successful deployment to my remote server (incidentally that remote server is running rails 4.0 and the local one was on 3.2.13). All my files appear to have been successfully transferred to my liquid_admin/current directory (they used to just be in the liquid_admin directory... but whatever.)
So what do I do now? How do I get rails server to load the app in liquid_admin/current?
If I try to do "rails server" it just tells me:
usage: rails new app_path

Would that actually overwrite my old app? Basically all I want to do is load the app in the "current" directory. Run the server.  ShouldcreateStream(configuration);
    // Load the key (potentially asynchronously), set up an error handling zone,
    // and call resolveStreamForKey.
    _createErrorHandlerAndKey(
      configuration,
      (T key, ImageErrorListener errorHandler) {
        resolveStreamForKey(configuration, stream, key, errorHandler);
      },
      (T? key, dynamic exception, StackTrace? stack) async {
        await null; // wait an event turn in case a listener has been added to the image stream.
        final _ErrorImageCompleter imageCompleter = _ErrorImageCompleter();
        stream.setCompleter(imageCompleter);
        InformationCollector? collector;


removed.
  ///
  /// The [ImageProvider] used does not need to be the same instance that was
  /// passed to an [Image] widget, but it does need to create a key which is
  /// equal to one.
  ///
  /// The [cache] is optional and defaults to the global image cache.
  ///
  /// The [configuration] is optional and defaults to
  /// [ImageConfiguration.empty].
  ///
  /// {@tool snippet}
  ///
  /// The following sample code shows how an image loaded using the [Image]
  /// widget can be evicted using a [NetworkImage] with a matching URL.
  ///
  /// ```dart
  /// class MyWidget extends StatelessWidget {
  ///   final String url = '...';
  ///
    assert(key == this);

    return decode(bytes);
  }

  @override
  bool operator ==(Object other) {
    if (other.runtimeType != runtimeType)
      return false;
    return other is MemoryImage
        && other.bytes == bytes
        && other.scale == scale;
  }

  @override
  int get hashCode => hashValues(bytes.hashCode, scale);

  @override
  String toString() => '${objectRuntimeType(this, 'MemoryImage')}(${describeIdentity(bytes)}, scale: $scale)';
}

/// Fetches an image from an [AssetBundle], associating it with the given scale.
///
/// This implementation requires an explicit final [assetName] and [scale] on
/// construction, and ignores the device pixel ratio and size in the
/// configuration passed into [resolve]. For a resolution-aware variant that
/// uses


 Set WorkRange = rngInput.Rows(1).EntireRow
    Set WorkRange = Intersect(WorkRange.Parent.UsedRange, WorkRange)
    CellCount = WorkRange.Count
    For i = CellCount To 1 Step -1
        If Not IsEmpty(WorkRange(i)) Then
            lastRowA = WorkRange(i).Value
            Exit Function
        End If
    Next i
End Function

and
function lastRow(column as string, optional plusOne as boolean)
    If (plusOne = False) then
        plusOne=False
    End If

    if (plusOne = False) Then
        lastRow =have a good idea how they fit before you get into something that may get around your waist but won’t be able to slip over your thighs. Available at End.

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whether SAIF is precluded from denying her claim for her current condition due to its earlier acceptance of her on-the-job injury. We review for substantial evidence and errors of law, ORS 183.482(7) and (8); ORS 656.298(6), and affirm.
Claimant has a congenital bilateral knock knee[1] deformity. Prior to 1990, she suffered recurrent right knee patellar dislocations, three of which required a physician to relocate the patella. In October 1990, claimant slipped on a wet floor while working for employer and again suffered a right knee patella dislocation. SAIF accepted the "right patella dislocation" and closed the claim in December 1990, awarding only temporary disability benefits. After the injury, claimant continued to experience pain and swelling in the knee. In June 1994, claimant began treatment with Dr. Gallagher, who diagnosed,elementary school as a janitor for the summer at the time. “Just think, you can be a janitor during the day and a Princess at night!” her Mom quipped Dacey also performed a major public service when she traveled to Bolivia for six weeks and worked in a shelter called Nuestra Casa, refuge center for sexually-abused girls. She has also raised over $2800 selling homemade pesto sauce around the Oakwood and Kettering area.

Brittany Sanders, age 18, of Kettering, will be attending Miami University this fall to study pre-med with a major in Psychology. During high school, she was involved with cheerleading for her school and a select team, as well as competitive dance, Spirit Club, the school news magazine and various volunteer activities. Sanders has already participated in


Tahy has been attending the Holiday at Home festival, though always after a visit to her grandmother’s house. As a child, her favorite attraction was the arts and crafts fair. To Tahy, Holiday at Home has endured because it is “family-oriented” and is made special by the people involved, who are all “in there for a reason.”

There you have it, folks, the 2008 Holiday at Home queen and court agree: the upcoming 50th anniversary of our Labor Day tradition is a thing to celebrate indeed.FC levels into opposite directions, thereby confirming levels of these genes as critical for maintenance of cellular cholesterol homeostasis. It is highly likely that future, more tailored studies will corroborate overexpression also of further candidates from our gene set as regulating cellular cholesterol that were here missed due to the screening format chosen. For instance, overexpression of CXCL12, a secretory cytokine highly associated with CAD/MI [@pgen.1003338-Mehta1], significantly reduced FC (as opposed to increased FC and LDL-uptake in CXCL12 knockdown cells) in the whole cell population, but not individual GFP-expressing cells, indicating that CXCL12 might exert its cholesterol-modulating functions *in trans*, via being secreted ([Table S8](#pgen.1003338.s015){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). Interestingly, candidates such as BAZ1B or HAVCR1 strongly increased FC in a concentration-dependent manner, similar to the effect obtained by knockdown of these


serum HDL and total cholesterol, but under a lipid-rich diet cholesterol accumulates in mouse livers [@pgen.1003338-Uebi1]. Although systematic studies in mammalian cells have contributed significantly to our understanding of human lipid biology and disease [@pgen.1003338-Goldstein3], future work using e.g. suitable animal models will be necessary to test the in vivo roles in cholesterol metabolism of the candidate genes identified in the cell-based work here. As cell-based RNAi is scalable up to the whole genome [@pgen.1003338-Neumann1], [@pgen.1003338-Collinet1], its potential to complement genomic data with information on the functional significance of trait-associated candidate genes and sequence variants is considerable. Together with functional studies in animal models and more thorough approaches for cellular and biochemical profiling of candidates as we have initiated here, systematic cell-based functional analyses may thus emerge assource software Cellprofiler (<http://www.cellprofiler.org> [@pgen.1003338-Carpenter1]). In brief, areas of single cells were approximated by stepwise dilation of masks generated from images of DRAQ5-stained cell nuclei (for FC) or propagating the nuclear masks on the dpx (GWAS1) or DRAQ5 (GWAS2) channels (for LDL-uptake). Using a project-specific module (MorphoQuant), filipin (for FC) or DiI-signal (for LDL-uptake) was quantified from masks representing intracellular areas that were determined by local adaptive thresholding according to pre-defined parameters for size and shape ([Figure S1](#pgen.1003338.s001){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). From each cell, three (for LDL-uptake) or four (for FC) parameters were quantified reflecting (i.) total signal intensity above local background within these masks/cell ("total"), (ii.) mean signal intensity above local background within these masks per cell ("concentration"), (iii.) number of masks per cell ("structures") and (iv.) total area covered


stimulated them with opportune questions. (Cf. Mk 8:14-21; 8:27) He explained to them in a more profound manner what he had proclaimed to the crowds. (Cf. Mk 4:34; Lk 12:41) He introduced them to prayer. (Cf. Lk 11:1-2) He sent them out on a missionary apprenticeship.(Cf. Lk 10:1-20) He promised to them the Spirit of his Father whom he sent to bring them to the complete truth, (Cf. Jn 16:13) and to sustain them in inevitable moments of difficulty. (Cf. Mt 10:20; Jn 15:26; Acts 4:31) Jesus Christ is “the Teacher who reveals God to Man and Man to himself, the Teacher who saves, sanctifies and guides. He is the Teacher who lives, who speaks, rouses, moves, redresses, judges, forgives and walks with us day by day onSuperorganism: Superorganism Review

Superorganism feels like a band that couldn’t have existed until now. The London-based art collective sprouted when Orono Noguchi—a teenage singer who was born in Japan but went to high school in Maine—befriended a New Zealand pop-rock quartet called The Eversons. In early 2017, the band demoed a song, sent it to Orono and invited her to add vocals. The result became Superorganism’s first single, “Something For Your M.I.N.D.” Sample clearance issues forced a brief eviction from the Internet, but not before it had stoked significant interest in this strange new group.

Since, Superorganism has added three more vocalists, and seven of the eight members live and make music together in London in a sort of DIY version of a Big Pop production house. They work like


edit:
References from deleted questions that were posted before they were deleted, and since the moderators won't undelete them, I had to fetch and paste them all:
Question:
Reference: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42436553/column-count-doesnt-match-value-count-but-there-are-6-values-and-6-columns
Column count doesn't match value count, but there are 6 values and 6 columns
I got 6 variables, which are sometimes NULL, but NULL is allowed in my DB. And I got 6 columns. Although PHP is giving me the error:

ERROR: Could not able to execute INSERT INTO anmeldungen (FR_PM, SA_AM, SA_PM, SO_AM, SO_PM, MO_AM) VALUES (', , Tobias Glaus, Tobias Glaus, , '). Column count doesn't match value count at row 1

Aso you can see, there are some empty values, but as I said: NULL is allowed in my DB.
<?php
/* Attempt MySQL server connection. Assuming you are running MySQL
server with default setting
<input type="text" name="mytext[]">

<input type="text" name="mytext[]">

<input type="text" name="mytext[]">

</form>

next is the full php code where it will saved the array input fields
collect_val.php
<?php
//Open a new connection to the MySQL server
 $mysqli = new mysqli('host','username','password','database_name');

    //Output any connection error
if ($mysqli->connect_error) {
    die('Error : ('. $mysqli->connect_errno .') '. $mysqli->connect_error);
}

$capture_field_vals ="";
if(isset($_POST["mytext"]) && is_array($_POST["mytext"])){
$capture_field_vals = implode(",", $_POST["mytext"]);
}

 //MySqli Insert Query
$insert_row = $mysqli->query("INSERT INTO table ( captured_fields ) VALUES( $capture_field_vals )");

if($insert_row){
    print 'Success! ID of last inserted record is : ' .$mysqli->insert_id .'
';
}
?>

I know hot to insert data but not in array, can someone help me with this? Thank you
Answer given:
The value that you're capturing is a string so change
$insert_row = $mysqli->query("INSERT INTO table (


Mini Review - Nocturnal Animals

Nocturnal Animals (out Nov 10) is from director Tom Ford and is a beautifully told tale of revenge and the struggle to escape one's past. The performances are superb (Michael Shannon is tipped as an awards season contender) and the film is also to be admired for its colours, lighting and imagery. This has booked a place in my top 10 list for the year. Grade: A.breached the contract. At trial, Easley would have had to bear the burden of proving the shavings caused the malfunction. As stated above, when a party would bear the burden of proof at trial, and the party moving for summary judgment shows a failure to prove an essential element of a claim, then summary judgment should be granted. Grisham, 519 So.2d at 415. There is an absence of causation and material fact here because Easley cannot prove the contract was breached. For this reason we affirm the finding of the lower court as to this issue.

2. WHETHER THE TRIAL COURT ERRED IN DISMISSING THE APPELLANT'S COMPLAINT CONCERNING BREACH OF AN EXPRESS WARRANTY?
¶ 11. Easley argues the warranty which applied to the new parts installed in the engine applied


to all Caterpillar parts, both new and old. The warranty, which stated it applied to all Cat parts, also stated it only applied to all Cat parts "on this ticket". The trial court held Easley's assertion was without merit, and we agree with it. Easley wants this Court to apply a warranty that clearly applied only to new parts to be applied to all the parts in the engine; those which had run for 1, 200,000 miles and those which only went 37,000 miles. This claim is without merit.
¶ 12. Easley argues that the Uniform Commercial Code (U.C.C.) warranty provisions are applicable, but he misapplies them to this case because these warranties apply when a seller has sold those goods. According to statute, an express warranty is createdplanned to fly a visual approach backed up by an RNAV instrument approach.

This meant that the Pilot Flying would fly the approach based on being visual with the runway but that the Pilot Monitoring would track the navigation beacons in order to ensure that they remained on course. The navigation display shows the aircraft position, the distance and bearing to the navigation beacon, and the ground speed or time to the navigation beacon.

The captain set up the distance measuring equipment (DME) for the runway 32 localiser. The navigational beacon was located on the far end of their runway, making it trivial to navigate to the right place.

The sun set at about 17:17. At 17:27, the first officer began a standard briefing for the Branson Airport approach. He expected


fields with surface field strengths typically on the order of a few kG. Their large-scale fields influence stellar evolution by channeling outflowing material along magnetic field lines, forming dynamic magnetospheres [@udDoula_2002] that impact mass-loss and rotation. The resulting break in spherical symmetry in both density and flow velocity affects the shape of the UV line profiles; as a result, spherically symmetric models of the UV spectra of magnetic massive stars cannot be used to accurately derive wind parameters.

The UV spectra of non-magnetic O stars generally exhibit line saturation and deep absorption troughs in some strong resonance lines (e.g. C iv $\lambda\lambda$1548/50Å). In contrast, UV spectra of magnetic O stars such as HD 108 [@Marcolino_2012], HD 191612 [@Marcolino_2013], CPD -28$^\circ$ 2561 [@Naze__2015], and NGC 1624-2 [@DavidUraz_2019] have uncharacteristically unsaturatedbe used to identify additional magnetic massive star candidates based on their UV spectra. This will prove particularly useful in light of the larger observational surveys such as the UV Legacy Library of Young Stars as Essential Standards (ULLYSES) project, which will observe O- and B-star populations in the (Large and Small) Magellanic Clouds.


hated since conception, by so many…. but loved by so many more, and especially by God. I’m his girl. You don’t mess around with God’s girl. I have a sign on my forehead that says: ‘You better be nice to me because my Father runs the world.’

After I was placed in the mean home, I was taken out of the mean home and placed into a new home – a beautiful home… Penny’s home. And Penny said that by this time, I was 17 months old, 32 pounds of dead weight, and diagnosed with what I consider the gift of cerebral palsy, which was caused directly by the lack of oxygen to my brain while I was trying to survive. How I am compelled to say this: If

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            data: {file_id: id}
        }).done(function(data){
            alert('executing');
            $('#input_md5_checksum').val(data);
        }).fail(function(xhr, status, error){
            return ("Ajax failed: " + xhr.responseText);
        });

He was dearly loved by his family. He left behind: his mother, Sally Kanagy; his father, Joseph Kanagy; a sister, Brooke Bolig and husband, Sam; a nephew, Sam; a niece, Alyssa; the large Kanagy family with lots of aunts, uncles and cousins; and the Driesbach family and cousins.

Article Photos

Zachary Joseph Kanagy

On June 19, 2009, he married Angel (Smith) Kanagy. She and her children, Timothy Hook Jr. and Jade Smith, reside at 800 Country Lane, McVeytown.

He was a quiet guy who had a hard life with many battles including cancer.

He liked to make people laugh and had a big heart. He was a big teddy bear. He loved his little dog Sadie like a child.

Zachary was a 2002 graduate of Indian Valley High School. He was employed at Spectrum


A guide to meeting wealthy men – Dating rich men is a matter of determination

When it comes to flirting and dating, most women hold on to an old-fashioned role model. Go to a club or bar and you will witness, that most of the ladies sit around like they are waiting to be chatted up by the guys. This is not a conscious move but a behavior that has been in our genes since the beginning of mankind. Women sit and wait and look beautiful, men come mating and hunting for women. In this way, humans are not too different from animals. With one exception: We can choose to change it!

According to research, over 60% of all women between 18 and 40 would never dare to take theor not.

I think that largely sums it up. A lot of this is just personal Opinion and preference and what you like or what you don’t like. Theres probably No right or wrong. Just what’s right or wrong for you

I will say this though. If people want to help gather data, that is real live data, here is a simple test....

Everyone replace their EM coil fuse with a 5 amp slow blow fuse. Most games, if you look at the schematics, want 10 amp fast fuse for coil power. Replace this with a five amp slow blow and report back with how many fuse blows you get. This should tell you a lot about what’s going on inside your game.

We have been doing this at the museum for


live in rural areas far from VA doctors. It makes health care services more available and accessible to veterans through additional resources for medical and other VA personnel.

“This, of course is not a perfect bill, but, then again, I don't think I’ve ever voted for a perfect bill. But this is a good bill that moves in the right direction. And again I congratulate Mr. Miller and Mr. Michaud on their important work on this very important piece of legislation.”KKK propaganda spread throughout West Manchester movie theater parking lot

John Buffone , Sam Ruland | York Daily Record

Show Caption Hide Caption Infiltrating the 'BlacKkKlansman' story Spike Lee's latest movie "BlacKkKlansman" is based on a book by Ron Stallworth, an African-American detective who infiltrated the Ku Klux Klan. At the film's New York premiere, stars John David Washington (who plays Stallworth) and Topher Grace (who takes on the role of former KKK leader David Duke) talked about channeling their real-life counterparts onscreen. (July 31)

Anne Gray was walking out of Regal Theater in West Manchester Township Saturday night when she saw a number of people visibly upset.

When she got to her car, she understood why.

Slipped into the door handle was a paper flier produced by the Ku Klux Klan. The


provides: "Every person who deals, plays, or carries on, opens, or causes to be opened, or who conducts, either as owner or employee, whether for hire or not, any game of faro, monte, roulette, lansquenet, rouge et noire, rondo, tan, fan-tan, stud-horse poker, seven-and-a-half, twenty-one, hokey-pokey, or any banking or percentage game played with cards, dice, or any device, for money, checks, credit, or other representative of value, and every person who plays or bets at or against any of said prohibited games, is guilty of a misdemeanor, and shall be punishable by a fine not less than one hundred dollars ($100) nor more than one thousand dollars ($1,000), or by imprisonment in the county jail not exceeding six months, or by both such fine and imprisonment."
(1a) The|  word | occurrences |
|----|-------|-------------|
|  6 | total |           1 | <- Here lies the problem
|  5 | Hello |           1 |
|  7 | world |           2 |
|  7 | total |           4 |

So I now use count(word) to distinguish whether it's a NULL from my data or it's a NULL created by ROLLUP so I can replace it with either "empty" or "total":
SELECT
  ID,
  if(count(word) = 0, "empty", ifnull(word, "total")) as word,
  count(*) as occurrences
FROM test
group by word with


the hub, past the inboard bearing, it becomes difficult for the installer to align the outboard bearing, further making it common to jam the inboard bearing on the axle. Finally, mounting the outboard bearing onto the axle is difficult without a means to align it with the axle. Such difficulties increase the time to install the hub, which adds expense to vehicle manufacturers.
U.S. Pat. No. 5,757,084 to Wagner discloses one approach for addressing these problems. However, improved hubs and approaches are nevertheless desirable.+= FORL_EXT;
      else if (op >= BC_ITERL && op <= BC_JITERL) minslot += bc_b(pc[-2])-1;
      else if (op == BC_UCLO) { pc += bc_j(ins); break; }
      for (s = minslot; s < maxslot; s++) DEF_SLOT(s);
      return minslot < maxslot ? minslot : maxslot;
      }
    case BCMlit:
      if (op == BC_JFORL || op == BC_JITERL || op == BC_JLOOP) {
	goto handle_jump;
      } else if (bc_isret(op)) {
	BCReg top = op == BC_RETM ? maxslot : (bc_a(ins) + bc_d(ins)-1);
	for (s = 0; s < bc_a(ins); s++) DEF_SLOT(s);
	for (; s < top; s++) USE_SLOT(s);
	for (;


== BC_ITERC || op == BC_ITERN) ? 3 : 0);
	for (; s < top; s++) USE_SLOT(s);
	for (; s < maxslot; s++) DEF_SLOT(s);
	if (op == BC_CALLT || op == BC_CALLMT) {
	  for (s = 0; s < bc_a(ins); s++) DEF_SLOT(s);
	  return 0;
	}
      } else if (op == BC_KNIL) {
	for (s = bc_a(ins); s <= bc_d(ins); s++) DEF_SLOT(s);
      } else if (op == BC_TSETM) {
	for (s = bc_a(ins)-1; s < maxslot; s++) USE_SLOT(s);
      }
      break;
    default: break;
    }
    lua_assert(pc >= proto_bc(J->pt) && pc < proto_bc(J->pt) + J->pt->sizebc);
  }

#undef USE_SLOT
#undef DEF_SLOT

  return 0;  /* unreachable */
}

/* Purge rs = snap_renameref(T, snapno, ref, rs);
    ir->prev = (uint16_t)rs;
    lua_assert(regsp_used(rs));
  }
  return ir;
}

/* -- Snapshot replay ----------------------------------------------------- */

/* Replay constant from parent trace. */
static TRef snap_replay_const(jit_State *J, IRIns *ir)
{
  /* Only have to deal with constants that can occur in stack slots. */
  switch ((IROp)ir->o) {
  case IR_KPRI: return TREF_PRI(irt_type(ir->t));
  case IR_KINT: return lj_ir_kint(J, ir->i);
  case IR_KGC: return lj_ir_kgc(J, ir_kgc(ir), irt_t(ir->t));
  case IR_KNUM: case IR_KINT64:
    return lj_ir_k64(J, (IROp)ir->o, ir_k64(ir)->u64);
  case IR_KPTR: return lj_ir_kptr(J, ir_kptr(ir));  /* Continuation. */
  default: lua_assert(0); return TREF_NIL; break;
  }
}

/* De-duplicate parent reference. */
static TRef snap_dedup(jit_State *J, SnapEntry *map, MSize nmax, IRRef ref)
{
  MSize j;
  for (j = 0; j <


snapno, ref, rs);
  if (ra_hasspill(regsp_spill(rs))) {  /* Restore from spill slot. */
    int32_t *sps = &ex->spill[regsp_spill(rs)];
    if (irt_isinteger(t)) {
      setintV(o, *sps);
#if !LJ_SOFTFP32
    } else if (irt_isnum(t)) {
      o->u64 = *(uint64_t *)sps;
#endif
#if LJ_64 && !LJ_GC64
    } else if (irt_islightud(t)) {
      /* 64 bit lightuserdata which may escape already has the tag bits. */
      o->u64 = *(uint64_t *)sps;
#endif
    } else {
      lua_assert(!irt_ispri(t));  /* PRI refs never have a spill slot. */
      setgcV(J->L, o, (GCobj *)(uintptr_t)*(GCSize *)sps, irt_toitype(t));
    }
 (ra_noreg(r)) {
	/* Note: this assumes CNEWI is never used for SOFTFP split numbers. */
	lua_assert(sz == 8 && ir->o == IR_CONV && ir->op2 == IRCONV_NUM_INT);
	snap_restoredata(T, ex, snapno, rfilt, ir->op1, dst, 4);
	*(lua_Number *)dst = (lua_Number)*(int32_t *)dst;
	return;
      }
      src = (int32_t *)&ex->gpr[r-RID_MIN_GPR];
#if !LJ_SOFTFP
      if (r >= RID_MAX_GPR) {
	src = (int32_t *)&ex->fpr[r-RID_MIN_FPR];
#if LJ_TARGET_PPC
	if (sz == 4) {  /* PPC FPRs are always doubles. */
	  *(float *)dst = (float)*(double *)src;
	  return;
	}
#else
	if (LJ_BE && sz == 4) src++;
#endif
      } else
#endif
      if (LJ_64 && LJ_BE && sz == 4) src++;
    }
  }
  lua_assert(sz == 1 || sz == 2 || sz ==


*T = traceref(J, J->parent);
  SnapShot *snap = &T->snap[snapno];
  MSize n, nent = snap->nent;
  SnapEntry *map = &T->snapmap[snap->mapofs];
#if !LJ_FR2 || defined(LUA_USE_ASSERT)
  SnapEntry *flinks = &T->snapmap[snap_nextofs(T, snap)-1-LJ_FR2];
#endif
#if !LJ_FR2
  ptrdiff_t ftsz0;
#endif
  TValue *frame;
  BloomFilter rfilt = snap_renamefilter(T, snapno);
  const BCIns *pc = snap_pc(&map[nent]);
  lua_State *L = J->L;

  /* Set interpreter PC to the next PC to get correct error messages. */
  setcframe_pc(cframe_raw(L->cframe), pc+1);

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#ifEvaluation of cytogenetic samples and pertinent technical variables in adult acute lymphocytic leukemia.
Data on 200 bone marrow and peripheral blood samples received from 190 adults with acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) were analyzed with respect to sample type (bone marrow or peripheral blood), sample cell count (concentration and total count), time in transit (days), and year of analysis. Each sample was assessed for 1) number and quality of metaphases, and 2) presence or absence of a clone. Sample type, concentration of cells, time in transit, and year of analysis all significantly affected the number and quality of metaphases and the detection of a clone. The chance of obtaining 10 or more cells for cytogenetic analysis in adult ALL was shown to be as low as 10% with a suboptimal


all his energies. He could come home after a 10-hour day and go to night and weekend practices. After a few months, he attended local swim meets. Though he got nervous, just as in his youth, he would feel a sort of euphoria after the competition. This became addicting, and he rearranged his life to include definite time slots for the pool. He made excuses to get to the pool, not to not get there!

Things were going along "swimmingly" until one day, at age seven, Matt choked to death on food. Ed tried first to revive Matt with CPR, then watched as the EMTs and local police worked over him in vain. Masters swimming would fill an even more important part of his life now. So important, ifthe team. Ed's team (Ocean County YMCA) had the oldest woman, Julia Dolce, 88, and the youngest, Lee Nessel , 22, at the meet and both on the same team. Lee is now a sports reporter for the Key West Citizen where she resides.


“How’s it going?” “How are you?” “How’s life?”

We’re asked these questions all the time.

Most of us typically respond with something automatic and mostly meaningless: “pretty good,” “doing well,” “all right,” etc.

But what if, instead, we treated this common inquiry as an opportunity to remind ourselves of crucial, medicinal wisdom?

This is what I’ve started to do:

When people ask me how I’m doing, I usually say, “can’t complain.”

Now, you may be thinking: “can’t complain” is a pretty normal response to such a question; how is this not just another canned reply?

My answer is that it all depends on the spirit in which you deliver this reply, and whether or not you’re truly pursuing a “can’t complain” approach to life—or better yet, a Stoic approach to life.

Let me explain.

The Stoic Artways) is the best-known proponent of this approach to life. In The Joyful Wisdom, Nietzsche wrote:

“I want to learn more and more to see as beautiful what is necessary in things; then I shall be one of those who makes things beautiful. Amor fati: let that be my love henceforth! I do not want to wage war against what is ugly. I do not want to accuse; I do not even want to accuse those who accuse. Looking away shall be my only negation. And all in all and on the whole: some day I wish to be only a Yes-sayer.”

And in Ecce Homo:

“My formula for greatness in a human being is amor fati: that one wants nothing to be different, not forward, not backward, not in all


eternity. Not merely bear what is necessary, still less conceal it—all idealism is mendacity in the face of what is necessary—but love it.”

Amor fati is a practice of affirming and embracing literally everything that has ever happened or will happen to you, in recognition of the fact that all events leading up to this moment were necessary precursors to the precise world you’re standing in and the precise version of you that is reading this article.

You would not be the exact person you are without every single one of your experiences. Even the shittiest things that ever befell you—the times when you suffered the most—were necessary to forge you into your current self. And perhaps those times of suffering were actually more important than other times, considering thatthings always happen to me? Why am I trapped in this stupid fucking job? I can never catch a damn break.”

As you can see, the Healthy Venter has more self-awareness. They don’t lose sight of the good things about the situation when they’re expressing the negatives. They’re calmer and speak about how they feel in relation to the situation, rather than how someone is making them feel (as if they have no power). They’re thankful for whomever is listening to them, and their focus is on finding pragmatic solutions to the situation, rather than pretending the situation is hopeless and unchangeable.

The Toxic Complainer does the opposite: They play the victim, act like they’re powerless in the situation, catastrophize everything, get carried away by their emotions, generate false patterns


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Set in a prime location of Aachen, domicil Residenz Hotel Bad Aachen puts everything the city has to offer just outside your doorstep. The hotel offers a high standard of service and amenities to suit the individual needs of all travelers. Facilities like free Wi-Fi in all rooms, Wi-Fi in public areas, car park, newspapers, laundry service are readily available for you to enjoy.and raised inflammatory markers (erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR) \>25 mm/hour and/or C-reactive protein (CRP) \>10.0 mg/L) \[[@B29]\]. Similarly restrictive criteria exist in the UK \[[@B30]\].

In contrast to some other countries \[[@B31]\], previous and/or current malignancy is not an absolute contraindication to prescribing bDMARDs in Australia although increased vigilance is recommended for patients who have a history of malignancy \[[@B32]\]. The incidence and types of malignancies that occur in Australia differ somewhat from those reported elsewhere providing an added imperative to collect Australian data rather than rely on the observations from other registries. For example, Australia has the highest incidence of both melanoma and nonmelanoma skin cancers (NMSCs) in the world attributed to the outdoor lifestyle of a predominantly fair-skinned population and more recently to the reduced ozone layer


South Australia Human Research Ethics Committee; Queensland Cancer Registry; the Tasmanian Cancer Registry; the Victorian Cancer Registry; the ACT Cancer Registry; Northern Territory Cancer Registry, the New South Wales Central Cancer Registry, the Western Australian Cancer Registry, and the National Cancer Statistics Clearing House. All participants provide written informed consent.

2.2. Data Collection {#sec2.2}
--------------------

Data collected from the rheumatologist at baseline includes the TNF alpha inhibitor prescribed, ESR, CRP, and the Bath Ankylosing Spondylitis Disease Activity Index (BASDAI) \[[@B37]\]. The BASDAI is a quick, reliable, self-administered instrument used to determine disease activity in patients with AS. It measures severity of fatigue, spinal and peripheral joint pain, localized tenderness, and morning stiffness and is scored from 0 to 10 (0 = best).

All ARAD participants complete a detailed entry questionnaire and six-monthfollowup questionnaires returned in a reply paid envelope. Returned data are scanned into the database and subject to rigorous quality control and data validation processes to ensure database quality. Data collected from the participants include: demographic details, disease duration and severity, self-reported past and current medical history including cancers and other chronic conditions, use of antirheumatic drugs, smoking, and alcohol history, generic measures of quality of life including the Short Form-36 (SF-36)(subscale scores range 0--100, 100 = perfect health) \[[@B38]\], and Assessment of Quality of Life (AQoL) (score range 0-1, 1 = full health) \[[@B39]\], and arthritis-specific disability assessed by the Health Assessment Questionnaire modified for spondyloarthropathies (S-HAQ) (score range 0--3, 0 = no disability) \[[@B40]\].

For the purpose of this study, the baseline characteristics and health-related quality of


of bDMARDs. They also had significant disability and impaired quality of life.

To put the high level of baseline comorbidity into context, [Figure 2](#fig2){ref-type="fig"}shows comparable data for ARAD participants with rheumatoid arthritis (RA) commencing biologics. Despite the younger age of the AS cohort (mean age 45.1 (12.3) versus 57.0 (12.5) years for the RA cohort, *P* = .001) the prevalence of at least one comorbid condition was comparable \[[@B27]\] and it is also comparable to the reported baseline comorbidity of RA patients commencing bDMARDs elsewhere \[[@B23], [@B26]\].

The significantly greater disease activity at commencement of bDMARDs in our AS cohort compared with RCTs \[[@B11], [@B14]--[@B16]\] most likely reflects the stringent PBS requirements for approval of bDMARDs for AS in Australia. Our patients also appear to have greater disease activity ataverage age and disease duration of those prescribed bDMARDs will diminish as newly diagnosed patients who fulfil criteria are treated earlier.

Two of the four trials excluded participants with a history of malignancy \[[@B11], [@B15]\] and a third excluded patients with an active malignancy in the 5 years prior to the study \[[@B16]\]. The fourth trial did not specify malignancy as an exclusion criterion, and no details regarding presence/absence of malignancy in participants at baseline were reported \[[@B14]\]. We found that 24 (6.8%) AS patients commencing bDMARD therapy in our study had a verified history of malignancy including 15 with nonmelanoma skin cancer and 4 with melanoma. The true prevalence of nonmelanoma skin cancers is likely to be higher but this data is not captured by Australian state registries


derived predominantly from patient questionnaire \[[@B17]\]. At the time that ARAD was established, there were concerns about the administrative burden of applying for biological therapy and rheumatologists were asked to provide a minimum of information at baseline only. Nevertheless, baseline comorbidities reported by patients with RA in ARAD are comparable to those reported in other studies \[[@B18]\].

A second limitation of our study is that we have not routinely collected data about the presence/absence of extra spinal features of AS such as uveitis, psoriasis, and inflammatory bowel disease, due in part to the fact that ARAD was originally set up for RA. It is likely that some self-reported comorbidities in our study are likely to relate to these extraspinal manifestations of the disease.

5. Conclusion {#sec5}
=============

We found that a population-basedtheir funding sources: National Health and Medical Research Council (NMHRC) Enabling Grant 384330 (2006--2010), Monash University (2006--2010) and unrestricted educational grants from Abbott Australasia Pty Ltd (2003--2008), Amgen Australia Pty Ltd (2003--2007), Roche Products Pty Ltd (2008), Wyeth Australia Pty Ltd (2003--2008), Sanofi-Aventis Australia Pty Ltd (2003-2004), and Schering-Plough Pty Ltd (2003-2004) paid to the Australian Rheumatology Association. They would also like to acknowledge the contributions of Chris Reid, Lyndall Henderson, Rosemarie van den Haak, Nino Hay, the participating rheumatologists, and the ARAD Scientific Advisory Committee (Jonathan Akikusa, Claire Barrett, Andrea Bendrups, Ann Dorai Raj, Graeme Carroll, Catherine Hill, Kevin Murray, Judith Nguyen, Kevin Pile, Ian Portek, and Jane Zochling).

![Number of comorbid conditions in patients with ankylosing spondylitis commencing biological therapy (*n* = 198).](IJR2009-268569.001){#fig1}

![Self-reported comorbidities in ankylosing spondylitis


the US” and, according to the liner notes, “For Love Often Turns Us Still,” a meditation on how simple things still render us speechless. “Given enough time, I can pretty much draw a correlation between any separate objects,” Wagner has said. The disparate pieces of this album play to that strength, unfolding like a long riddle.

It’s to the band’s credit that FLOTUS exceeds its novelty. In a year when Springsteen, Bowie, and the creator of a hit Broadway musical have all cited Kendrick Lamar’s music as an inspiration, FLOTUS does not come entirely out of left field; it’s a solid, satisfying listen, devoid of context. Wagner’s lyrics are as cutting as ever (“See the flowers wilt/From the government they built/As the hammers wail/On a ship that hasn’t sailed”)that particular moment in time nuong nagging mayor siya at nuong tinamaan ng 9/11 ang New York. Magaling talaga siya [I admired Giuliani at the particular moment when he was mayor and New York was hit by 9/11. He's really good]…I can understand where he's coming from," he said.

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noticeable change in color will be a distinct effect of heat damage. Some researchers have developed their own methods for identifying color differences through the use of what they call a color difference meter. This meter measures color by three parameters based on lightness and darkness of the sample. A more recent method of assessing heat damage has been created for wheat by Wang, Dowell, and Chung using near-infrared spectroscopy. Their process for using the near-infrared spectroscopy process could classify heat damaged kernels at a rate of approximately 96 percent accuracy.

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and no change in td (-3 +/- 5%, NS). The heart rate (HR) dependence on td was assessed in other 5 anesthetized open-chest dogs. HR was changed with atrial pacing (50-240 bpm). td was linearly and inversely related to HR in each dog, and at each HR: dobutamine lowered and propranolol elevated this relation when compared to control (p < .001, both). Since dP/dtmax occurs usually before the opening of the aortic valve, td is, thus, also afterload-independent. Conclusion. This study supports the theoretical predictions that td is independent of preload and that it can serve, at any given HR, as a reliable index of contractility, provided that dP/dtmax occurs before the opening of the aortic valve.it hard to study analytically.

As powerful numerical techniques are available to analyze these configurations (see, for instance, [@Dorso:2018lkv; @daSilvaSchneider:2018yby; @Caplan:2018gkr; @Nandi:2018czr] and references therein), why should one insist so much in finding analytic solutions? There are many reasons to strive for analytic solutions even when numerical techniques are available. *Firstly*, it could be enough to remind all the fundamental concepts that we have understood thanks to the availability of the Kerr solutions in General Relativity and of the non-Abelian monopoles and instantons in Yang-Mills-Higgs theory. *Secondly*, as in the present case, analytic solutions can disclose relevant physical properties of very complex structures which are difficult to analyze even numerically.

Until recently, these types of non-homogeneous condensates in the low energy limit of QCD in (3+1)-dimensions could not be properly


give realisations of $SU(2)$ or $SO(3)$, depending on the specific representation. This give rise to pure $SU(2)$-type or $SO(3)$-type solutions. However, they can be continuously deformed, by varying the corresponding $\underline{c}$ when allowed, giving rise to solutions that are not embeddings, so we can consider them as *true $SU(N)$ solutions*. But there exist a third class of solutions that cannot be obtained as continuous deformations of embeddings. Their existence is due to the fact that $SU(N)$ has a center isomorphic to $\mathbb{Z}_{N}$, which acts continuously on $SU(N)$, see appendix \[app:su(n)\]. In particular, if $%
\Gamma $ is a normal subgroup of the center, then one can construct the group $SU(N)_{\Gamma }:=SU(N)/\Gamma $. The new class of solutions are generated by cycles in $SU(N)$ that reduce to cycles of $SU(N)_{\Gamma0,T_{k}]\ ,$$corresponding to the Baryon number $$B=mB_{0},$$where $B_{0}$ is the fundamental charge of the given Skyrmion.For $SO(3)$-type cycles the interval for $\phi $ must cover an integer period, so that the ranges must be $$\varphi \in \lbrack 0,T_{k}],\quad r\in \lbrack 0,T/2],\quad \gamma \in
\lbrack 0,T_{k}]\ ,$$and the corresponding Baryon number is $$B=2mB_{0}.$$The $SO(3)$-type can be defined as di-Baryon class after the seminal works [@Balachandran:1982ty] [@Balachandran:1983dj; @*Balachandran:1985fb]. These results were extended, keeping spherical symmetry, to the $SU(N)$ case in [@Kopeliovich:1995mqa] [@Din:1980jg] [@Ioannidou:1999mk] [@Brihaye:2003qs] leading to numerical non-embedded configurations in the $SU(N)$ Skyrme model. In the present paper we will generalize those findings to the non-spherical case at finite Baryon density achieving, moreover, analytic solutions.

$SU(3)$ Skyrmions
-----------------

Let us apply the above formalism to the case $N=3$. In this case we will see that


now concentrate on a very particular case, when $\varepsilon_j=1$ for all $j$. In this case

$$\begin{aligned}
g(N,m,\underline c)=& L_rL_\gamma L_\phi\frac {K\pi^3}{4\sigma m} \left[ 16
\frac {\sigma^2 }{L^2_\varphi} + \frac {\| v\|^2}{\|\underline c\|^2L_r^2}+%
\frac {\sigma^2 \lambda}{L^2_\varphi L^2_r} \right. \cr & \left. + 8\frac {%
m^2 }{L_\gamma^2} \left( 1 + \frac {\lambda }{16 L_r^2} + \frac {\lambda
\sigma^2}{L^2_{\varphi}\|\underline c\|^2} \left(\sum_{j=1}^{N-1}
|c_j|^4-\sum_{j=1}^{N-2} |c_j|^2 |c_{j+1}|^2 \right) \right) \right]\ .\end{aligned}$$

It is clear that, among all possible choices for $\varepsilon_j$, this minimises the energy, apart from possible effects due to $\|v\|$. We want also minimise with respect to the $c_j$, assuming the normalisation of $%
\|\underline c\|$ fixed. Introducing a Lagrange multiplicator $\Lambda$, we have to extremize the function $$\begin{aligned}
  \label{fc}
f(\underline c) =\sum_{j=1}^{N-1} |c_j|^4-\sum_{j=1}^{N-2} |c_j|^2
|c_{j+1}|^2 -\Lambda \|\underline c\|^2.\end{aligned}$$ Deriving with respect to $|c_j|^2$ we get the system $$\begin{aligned}
C_{A_{N-1}} \underline {|c|^2}it with $\Phi$, and, in order to keep its range to be $[0,2\pi]$, we fix $\sigma=1/2$.The field is $$\begin{aligned}
U_a=&g_4(\sigma_{p-q}\Phi)
\begin{pmatrix}
e^{\frac 34 i r} & 0 & 0 & 0 \\
0 & e^{\frac 14 i r} & 0 & 0 \\
0 & 0 & e^{-\frac 14 i r} & 0 \\
0 & 0 & 0 & e^{-\frac 34 i r}%
\end{pmatrix} g_4(m\gamma), \end{aligned}$$ $$\begin{aligned}
\Phi=&\frac t{L_\varphi}-\varphi, \\
\sigma_{p-q}=&
\begin{cases}
\frac 12 & \mbox{ if $p-q$ is even} \\
1 & \mbox{ if $p-q$ is odd }%
\end{cases}%
.\end{aligned}$$ The Baryon number is $B_a=2\sigma_{p-a}m(p^2+q^2)$, while for the $g$-factor we get

$$\begin{aligned}
g_a(&p,q,m, \tau)= L_rL_\gamma L_\phi \frac {K\pi^3}{4\sigma_{p-q} m} \left[
\frac {16\sigma^2_{p-q}}{L^2_\varphi} + \frac {5}{(p^2+q^2)L_r^2}+\frac {%
\lambda \sigma^2_{p-q}}{L^2_\varphi L^2_r} + 8\frac {m^2 }{L_\gamma^2}
\left( 1 + \frac {\lambda }{16 L_r^2} \right) \right. \cr + & \left.
8\sigma^2_{p-q}\frac {m^2 }{L_\gamma^2}


& \mbox{ for $p-q$ even}%
\end{cases}%
.$$

The Baryonic charge is $$\begin{aligned}
B=2\sigma_{p-q} m (p^2+q^2).\end{aligned}$$ For the $g$-factor we get $$\begin{aligned}
g_b(p,q,m,& \tau)= L_rL_\gamma L_\phi \frac {K\pi^3}{4\sigma_{p-q} m} \left[
\frac {16\sigma^2_{p-q}}{L^2_\varphi} + \frac {2}{(p^2+q^2)L_r^2}+\frac {%
\sigma^2_{p-q}\lambda }{L^2_\varphi L^2_r} + 8\frac {m^2 }{L_\gamma^2}
\left( 1 + \frac {\lambda }{16 L_r^2} \right) \right. \cr + & \left. 8\frac {%
m^2 }{L_\gamma^2} \frac {\sigma^2_{p-q}\lambda(p^2+q^2)}{L^2_{\varphi} }
\left( 1+\frac {p^2q^2}{(p^2+q^2)^2}+\frac {3\tau^4}{(p^2+q^2)^2} -\frac {%
3\tau^2}{p^2+q^2} \right) \right]\!\!.\end{aligned}$$ The corresponding minimal energy, given by (\[energia minima\]), in this case becomes: $$\begin{aligned}
g_b(p,q,\tau)=\frac {\pi}{3\sqrt 2} \left[2+\sqrt 2 \left( 1+\frac {p^2q^2}{%
(p^2+q^2)^2}+\frac {3\tau^4}{(p^2+q^2)^2} -\frac {3\tau^2}{p^2+q^2}
\right)^{\frac 12} \right].\end{aligned}$$

We can further minimise w.r.t. $\tau$. Setting $x=\tau^2$, it is immediate to see that in this case the minimum is reached for $$\begin{aligned}
x_0=\frac {p^2+q^2}{2},\end{aligned}$$ to which it corresponds the value $$\begin{aligned}
g_{b,min}(p,q)&=\frac {\pi}{3\sqrt 2} \left[2+\sqrt 2 \left( \frac 14+
\frac {p^2 q^2}{(p^2+q^2)^2} \right)^{\frac 12}simulations based on the phenomenological nucleon-nucleon potential, the authors showed that the shear modulus for nuclear lasagna can have a value much larger than previous estimates. Here we give a first principle explanation of it as an application of the Skyrmionic model. To compute the shear modulus associated to lasagna states, our strategy will be to first compute it for the $SU(2)$ case for the solutions determined in [@Alvarez:2017cjm; @Canfora:2019asc], by employing its relation with the $1+1$ computations presented in [Takayama:1992eu]{}.

Let us begin with a review [@Canfora:2019asc]. We will consider the symmetric case[^9] in Equations (13) and (16) of [@Canfora:2019asc], namely$$p=q\ ,\ l_{2}=l_{3}=\sqrt{A}\ .$$This means that we are considering configurations in which the $SU(2)$ Skyrmions live in a box of volume $V_{tot}$,$$V_{tot}=16\pi ^{3}Al_{1}$$where $l_{1}$ is the length along


the $r$ direction (which is the coordinate of the profile $H$ in Eq. (13) of [@Canfora:2019asc]). The Baryonic charge corresponding to the Ansatz in Equations (12), (13) and (14) of [Canfora:2019asc]{} is$$B=pq=p^{2}  \label{rescaled0}$$(see below Eq. (24) page 5 of [@Canfora:2019asc]). Then, the SU(2) field equations for the Ansatz in Equations (12), (13), (14) and (16) of [Canfora:2019asc]{} with a static profile $H=H(r)$, reduce to$$-\frac{d^{2}u}{dr^{2}}+\Gamma ^{2}\sin u=0\ ,  \label{rescaled1}$$where$$\begin{aligned}
u(r) &=&4H(r)\ ,\ \ \ 0\leq r\leq 2\pi \ ,  \label{rescaled2} \\
\Gamma ^{2} &=&\left( \frac{B}{A}\right) ^{2}\frac{\lambda l_{1}^{2}}{%
4+2\lambda \frac{B}{A}}\ ,  \label{rescaled3}\end{aligned}$$where $\frac{B}{A}$ can be interpreted as the Baryon density per unit of area of the Lasagna configuration (up to $\pi $ factors). In order to compare directly the present results with the ones in [@Takayama:1992eu], it is convenientsolutions. Let $V, (|)$ the $N$-dimensional complex vector space isomorphic to $\mathbb C^N$, endowed with the canonical hermitian product $$\begin{aligned}
 & (\underline z| \underline w )=\sum_{j=1}^n z^*_j w_j, \qquad z,w\in \mathbb C^n, \cr
 & (x+iy)^*=x-iy, \quad x,y\in \mathbb R. \end{aligned}$$ The unitary group $U(N)\equiv U(V)$ is the group of unitary transformations of $V$. Looking $U(V)$ as automorphisms of $V$ determines the smallest fundamental representation, simply called $V$. The action of $U(V)$ over $V$ induces an action on the external products $\wedge^k V$ of $V$, and the corresponding homomorphisms $$\begin{aligned}
 U(V) \longrightarrow {\rm Aut}(\wedge^k V), \quad, k=1,\ldots, N\end{aligned}$$ are all representations, also called $\wedge^k V$. For $k=1,\ldots, N-1$ are all faithful (t.i. the kernel of the map is the identity transformation) and are called [*the fundamental representations*]{}. Any other


appears. Indeed, for $SO(3)$ this is the end of the story, it is already covered just one time, while for $SU(2)$ it remains a redundancy and we covered it twice. This redundancy is due to the fact that $$\begin{aligned}
 e^{b\tau_2}\cap e^{c\tau_3}=
\begin{cases}
 I & {\rm if }\ G=SO(3) \\
 \Delta=e^{(T_3/2) \tau_3} & {\rm if }\ G=SU(2)
\end{cases}\ .\end{aligned}$$ Therefore, since $\Delta^2=I$ $$\begin{aligned}
 g(a,b,c)&= e^{a\tau_3} e^{b\tau_2} e^{c\tau_3}\cr &=e^{a\tau_3} e^{b\tau_2} \Delta^{-2}e^{c\tau_3}\cr &=e^{a\tau_3} \Delta^-1e^{b\tau_2} \Delta^{-1}e^{c\tau_3}\cr &=g(a-T_3/2,b,c-T_3/2).\end{aligned}$$ This redundancy is eliminated by reducing the range of $a$ down to $T_3/2$ for $SU(2)$. This is the way, relevant to our case, to distinguish the two kind of solutions: if the above intersection id $\Delta$, then the ranges of the variables $a,b,c$ are $T_3/2, T_2/4, T_3$ respectively, and the group is $SU(2)$, otherwise the ranges arebe used to generate global solutions unless the corresponding $g(x)$ is periodic. We will now tackle this problem in general. For the sake of completeness we will first show that no problems arise in the case $N=3$.

The case $N=3$ {#app:su3case}
--------------

In this simple case we have $$\begin{aligned}
k_{\underline c}=
\begin{pmatrix}
 0 & c_1 & 0 \\
 -c_1^* & 0 & c_2 \\
 0 & -c_2^* & 0
\end{pmatrix}\ .\end{aligned}$$ The corresponding characteristic polynomial is $$\begin{aligned}
 P_k(\lambda) := {\det} (\lambda \mathbb I -k_{\underline c})=\lambda(\lambda^2 +\|\underline c\|^2).\end{aligned}$$ The eigenvalues are therefore $0,\pm i\|\underline c \|$, which are in rational ratios so $g(\gamma)=\exp(\gamma k_{\underline c})$ is periodic, in particular, with period $2\pi/\|\underline c \|$. For other purposes, we compute explicitly $g(\gamma)$. To this aim, let us first notice that, by Cayley-Hamilton theorem, $k_{\underline c}$ satisfies


$g_1(0)=1, g_2(0)=g_3(0)=0$ (so that $g'_2(0)=1$). From the first equation we immediately get $g_1(\gamma)=1$, while deriving the second one and replacing from the third, we get $$\begin{aligned}
 g_2''(\gamma)=-\|\underline c \|^2 g_2(\gamma), \qquad g_2(0)=0, \ g'_2(0)=1,\end{aligned}$$ which has solution $$\begin{aligned}
 g_2(\gamma)= \frac {\sin (\|\underline c \|\gamma)}{\|\underline c \|}.\end{aligned}$$ Finally, from the third equation we get $$\begin{aligned}
 g_3(\gamma)&=\int_{0}^\gamma dx\ \frac {\sin (\|\underline c \|\gamma)}{\|\underline c \|}=\frac {1-\cos (\|\underline c \|\gamma)}{\|\underline c \|^2}\cr &=2 \frac {\sin^2 (\frac {\|\underline c \|}2\gamma )}{\|\underline c \|^2}.\end{aligned}$$ Therefore $$\begin{aligned}
\label{expgammakappa}
 e^{\gamma k_{\underline c}} =I+\frac {\sin (\|\underline c\|\gamma)}{\|\underline c\|} k_{\underline c} +2\frac {\sin^2 (\frac {\|\underline c\|}2 \gamma)}{\|\underline c\|^2} k^2_{\underline c}\ .\end{aligned}$$

The general case {#app:general case}
----------------

One can in principle solve this problem as follows. Since $k$ is anti hermitian, it can be diagonalized in $\mathbb C$, with pure imaginary(-y_{j_n}).\end{aligned}$$

Comparing with the last proposition, we get the following set of equations for the $|c_j^2|=: \zeta_j$: $$\begin{aligned}
 \sum_{j=1}^{N-1} \zeta_j=& z^2 \sum_{a=1}^n m_a^2, \end{aligned}$$ $$\begin{aligned}
 \sum_{j_1\ll\ldots \ll j_k\leq {N-1}} \zeta_{j_1} \cdots \zeta_{j_k}=&z^{2k}\!\!\!\! \!\!\! \sum_{a_1<\ldots<a_k\leq n} m_{a_1}^2\cdots m_{a_k}^2, \qquad k=2,\ldots,n.\end{aligned}$$

This is a set of $n$ equations in $N-1$ real positive variables. We will now show that it has generically an $(N-1-n)$-dimensional space of solutions in the interesting region, which is for $\zeta_j$ positive. To this end, we assume the generic situation where all $m_a$ are different, and order them in an increasing sequence $m_1<m_2<\cdots<m_n$. We will show later that the condition on the $m_a$ cannot be weakened in order to get periodic solutions. Then, we show that there is a simple solution on the boundary of the region of interest,


std::numeric_limits<uint64_t>::max());

  uint64_t final_ms = std::min(base_time_ms, max_interval);
  // We force a non-zero final MS, to prevent live lock.
  final_ms = std::max(uint64_t(1), std::max(final_ms, min_interval));
  return std::chrono::milliseconds(final_ms);
}

void HealthCheckerImplBase::addHosts(const HostVector& hosts) {
  for (const HostSharedPtr& host : hosts) {
    active_sessions_[host] = makeSession(host);
    host->setActiveHealthFailureType(Host::ActiveHealthFailureType::UNKNOWN);
    host->setHealthChecker(
        HealthCheckHostMonitorPtr{new HealthCheckHostMonitorImpl(shared_from_this(), host)});
    active_sessions_[host]->start();
  }
}

void HealthCheckerImplBase::onClusterMemberUpdate(const HostVector& hosts_added,
                                                  const HostVector& hosts_removed) {
  addHosts(hosts_added);
small reduction in overall reliability
    // depending on the HC settings.
    if (first_check_ || ++num_healthy_ == parent_.healthy_threshold_) {
      host_->healthFlagClear(Host::HealthFlag::FAILED_ACTIVE_HC);
      parent_.incHealthy();
      changed_state = HealthTransition::Changed;
      if (parent_.event_logger_) {
        parent_.event_logger_->logAddHealthy(parent_.healthCheckerType(), host_, first_check_);
      }
    } else {
      changed_state = HealthTransition::ChangePending;
    }
  }

  changed_state = clearPendingFlag(changed_state);

  if (degraded != host_->healthFlagGet(Host::HealthFlag::DEGRADED_ACTIVE_HC)) {
    if (degraded) {
      host_->healthFlagSet(Host::HealthFlag::DEGRADED_ACTIVE_HC);
      parent_.incDegraded();
      if (parent_.event_logger_) {


   parent_.event_logger_->logDegraded(parent_.healthCheckerType(), host_);
      }
    } else {
      if (parent_.event_logger_) {
        parent_.event_logger_->logNoLongerDegraded(parent_.healthCheckerType(), host_);
      }
      host_->healthFlagClear(Host::HealthFlag::DEGRADED_ACTIVE_HC);
    }

    // This check ensures that we honor the decision made about Changed vs ChangePending in the
    // above block.
    // TODO(snowp): should there be degraded_threshold?
    if (changed_state == HealthTransition::Unchanged) {
      changed_state = HealthTransition::Changed;
    }
  }

  parent_.stats_.success_.inc();
  first_check_ = false;
  parent_.runCallbacks(host_, changed_state);

  timeout_timer_->disableTimer();
  interval_timer_->enableTimer(parent_.interval(HealthState::Healthy, changed_state));
}

HealthTransition HealthCheckerImplBase::ActiveHealthCheckSession::setUnhealthy(
    envoy::data::core::v3::HealthCheckFailureType type) {
 can update its list of excluded hosts.
    return HealthTransition::Changed;
  }

  return changed_state;
}

void HealthCheckerImplBase::ActiveHealthCheckSession::onIntervalBase() {
  onInterval();
  timeout_timer_->enableTimer(parent_.timeout_);
  parent_.stats_.attempt_.inc();
}

void HealthCheckerImplBase::ActiveHealthCheckSession::onTimeoutBase() {
  onTimeout();
  handleFailure(envoy::data::core::v3::NETWORK);
}

void HealthCheckerImplBase::ActiveHealthCheckSession::onInitialInterval() {
  if (parent_.initial_jitter_.count() == 0) {
    onIntervalBase();
  } else {
    interval_timer_->enableTimer(
        std::chrono::milliseconds(parent_.intervalWithJitter(0, parent_.initial_jitter_)));
  }
}

void HealthCheckEventLoggerImpl::logEjectUnhealthy(
    envoy::data::core::v3::HealthCheckerType health_checker_type,
    const HostDescriptionConstSharedPtr& host,
    envoy::data::core::v3::HealthCheckFailureType failure_type) {
  createHealthCheckEvent(health_checker_type, *host, [&failure_type](auto& event) {
    event.mutable_eject_unhealthy_event()->set_failure_type(failure_type);
  });
}

void HealthCheckEventLoggerImpl::logUnhealthy(
    envoy::data::core::v3::HealthCheckerType health_checker_type,
    const HostDescriptionConstSharedPtr& host,
    envoy::data::core::v3::HealthCheckFailureType failure_type, bool first_check) {
  createHealthCheckEvent(health_checker_type, *host, [&first_check, &failure_type](auto& event) {
    event.mutable_health_check_failure_event()->set_failure_type(failure_type);
    event.mutable_health_check_failure_event()->set_first_check(first_check);


bite change will reduce the advancement of the lower jaw by the appliance and there is a risk for reduced efficacy of the device, if it is left unadjusted.

Unfavorable bite changes may develop in patients who have a normal bite or class III malocclusion at baseline \[[@CR14]\]. In these patients, long-term treatment with oral appliances may create or aggravate a malocclusion. A recent meta-analysis has concluded that the more marked the malocclusion, the more likely it is that patients will experience impaired oral health \[[@CR21]\] and report this in a questionnaire. Three of the four patients in this study who had developed an anterior crossbite at follow-up had noticed a bite change. In addition, patients with a small baseline overjet or overbite more often reported bite changes. Consequently,members of the study team stopped conference attendees who passed by the booth to screen for interest and eligibility. For Study 4, participants independently exchanged social media messages about the study after approximately 4 h, which increased our recruitment rates from 35/h (hours 2--4) to 61/h (hours 5--6).Fig. 1Rates of recruitment for Studies 1 (black), 3 (navy), and 4 (grey), where subjects approached in-person at a national meeting of the American College of Emergency Physicians

Qualitatively, we made several observations during the recruitment process for Study 4 that suggested that the material incentive we provided (an iPad) assumed value disproportionate to its cost. First, physicians demonstrated a willingness to wait in lines of 50--60 people to undergo screening procedures. Second, they retained interest in participating despite external barriers to enrollment. At


enrollment, and used a material, rather than a monetary incentive.

Discussion {#Sec14}
----------

Physicians represent a particularly challenging group to recruit into behavioral trials, given their limited time and frequent skepticism about the value of such research. Rates of participation typically range from 35 to 54%. We learned that approaching physicians at a national conference allowed us to maximize the efficiency of recruitment, providing access to a large (albeit not necessarily representative) sample of physicians. Several systematic reviews describe the importance of variables such as such as contact with participants, the appeal of the study tasks, and incentives on recruitment and retention of subjects \[[@CR10]\]. Our results validate these observations. However, in contrast to prior studies, we also learned that material incentives may work as well as monetary ones to encouragein the 2010 NHL Entry Draft, to the Colorado Avalanche in exchange for Ryan Smyth. Preissing missed training camp and the start of the 2009–10 season having a scope on his right knee. After a conditioning stint with Colorado's AHL affiliate, the Lake Erie Monsters, Preissing made his Avalanche debut in an 8–2 loss to the Vancouver Canucks on November 14, 2009. On November 29, 2009, after playing in four games with the Avs, Preissing was placed on waivers and reassigned back to the Monsters. Despite leading the Monsters defense with 31 points in 49 games, his considerably large contract meant he was placed on waivers for the purpose of a buy out of his final year from the Avalanche on June 30, 2010.

Without NHL interest, Preissing returned


                     7
contacted EOUSA and recommended that it send a discretionary release to Plaintiff. Stone Decl.

¶ 25. More specifically, EOUSA stated, “Plaintiff sought a July 22, 1994, letter that the

government [gave] to the defense counsel; however, because there was no such letter to be

found, OIP recommended that EOUSA make a discretionary release of a May 26, 1994[] letter

that appeared to be responsive to Plaintiff’s FOIA request.” Id. On November 9, 2016, EOUSA

released, in part, one page and released, in full, one page, of the May 26, 1994 letter. Id. ¶ 26;

Stone Ex. R. EOUSA withheld the name and signature of a government attorney associated with

Plaintiff’s prosecution, invoking FOIA Exemptionsthat petition, the documents at

issue were attached as exhibits to the Price Declaration, the Khuzami Declaration, and

accompanied by a Memorandum of Law (“Memorandum”). See Rahman, 870 F. Supp. at 53.

Both parties concede that, the Price Declaration included Exhibit C. See id. at 51. The court

                                                   19
found certain exhibits discoverable and certain exhibits protected but ruled that the

Memorandum and Declarations would all be classified because they contained “the substance of

the classified information submitted for review, and other classified information,


        V. PLAINTIFF’S FOURTH MOTION FOR IN CAMERA REVIEW

       Plaintiff files a Fourth Motion for In Camera Review. His First and Second Motions,

ECF Nos. 51 at 41–4, 45–6, requested in camera review and discovery of documents purportedly

in FBI’s possession, including Exhibit C. Third Mot. In Cam. at 1–3. These Motions were

denied because FBI searched its records and did not find any of the requested documents.

Elgabrowny, 2019 WL 1440345 at *16.

       Plaintiff’s Third Motion for In Camera Review, ECF No. 56, sought inspection of the

CIA’s retrieved Exhibit C. That motion was denied because the court found that Exhibit C was

properly withheld in full under Exemption 3. Id. at *16.

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Aspect Ratio for div and its elements

I'm building an HTML5 game without canvas and want to keep a 16:9 ratio for my div. That is easily done by javascript and it works perfectly well. But the elements inside the div itself, they sometime become too big (if the screen is big). I'm aware of max/min-height/width, but is there any other way to make it as if the game is scaled?
here is the code for js and css:
function fix() {
    var gameWidth = $(window).width();
    var gameHeight = $(window).height();
    var fitX = gameWidth / 800;
    var fitY = gameHeight / 480;

    var screenRatio = gameWidth / gameHeight;
    var optimalRatio = Math.min(fitX, fitY);


Chandiya

Chandiya or Chandia is a village near the town Anjar, the taluka of Kutch district in the Indian state of Gujarat.

Village is located 21 km from nearest town Anjar.

History
Many castes and religious groups live in Chandiya, such as Sorathiya, Jadeja — Kshatriya, Jains, Brahmins, Ahir-Machhuya,  Mistry Gurjar Kshatriya, Luhar, Muslims, etc. About the history of Chandiya, it is one of the 19 villages established by Mistris or Kutch Gurjar Kshatriyas. These Mistris first moved into Saurashtra in early 7th century and later a major group entered Kutch in 12th Century & established themselves at Dhaneti. Later from 12th century onwards they moved to settle themselves between Anjar and Bhuj and founded the villages of Anjar, Sinugra, Khambhra, Nagalpar, Khedoi, Madhapar, Hajapar, Kukma, Galpadar, Reha, Vidi, Ratnal, Jambudi, Devaliya, Lovaria,5th level, you may cast misty step once per long rest. [Note: Auraks commonly possess a range of powerful magic abilities, best represented by levels in the draconic sorcerer class, though all possess some form of basic magical attack as well as limited mind-control and limited teleportation.]

Death Throes. The first time you are reduced to 0 hit points, you are reduced to 1 hit point instead and you enter a rage similar to a barbarian. You gain advantage on Strength and Constitution checks, gain 2d10 temporary hit points, and gain advantage on melee attack rolls. You may not cast either cantrips or spells. Once you use this ability, you may not use it again until you take a long rest.

Should you die before you are able to take


remains poisoned for 1 minute or until it damages an opponent. An opponent damaged by the weapon must make a Constitution save (DC 8 + your proficiency modifier + your Constitution modifier) or take 1d6 poison damage. At 5th level, the target also becomes poisoned for 1 minute on a failed save. At 11th level, the damage increases to 2d6. Any creature affected by this poison may make a new save at the beginning of each round to negate the effect. You may use this ability a number of times equal to your Constitution modifier before taking a long rest.

Healing Saliva (Female). As an action, you may tend to the wounds of a comrade using the regenerative powers of your saliva. The target may spend one Hit Dieis to be taken upon irradiation thereof by the illuminating light guided through the guiding means, further comprising a stimulating light emission preventing means for preventing the emission of the stimulating light, a detecting means for detecting that the forward end portion of the insertion portion is outside of the body of the patient, and a stimulating light emission prevention controlling means for preventing, via the stimulating light emission preventing means, the emission of stimulating light, based on the detection signal detected by the:detecting means.
In addition, the detecting means of the second fluorescent endoscope apparatus according to the present invention is provided with a flicker detecting means for detecting the flicker appearing due to the light illuminating the inside of the diagnosis room, which is different from the


detecting cycle into consideration. When flicker is present, the flicker detecting means outputs a detection signal assuming that the end portion of the endoscope insertion portion is located outside the body of the patient. Note that the expression xe2x80x9coutside the body of the patientxe2x80x9d refers to positions at which there is a fear that the stimulating light emitted from the end portion of the endoscope insertion apparatus enter the eyes of the patient or the operator, or positions at a predetermined safe distance from positions where the potential for the stimulating light to inadvertently be projected into the eyes of the patient or operator.
In addition, the detecting means of the third fluorescent endoscope apparatus according to. the present invention is provided with a brightness distribution detecting means formeans for detecting that the brightness of a normal image differs from the brightness measured when the forward end portion of the endoscope insertion portion is inside the body of the patient, and a stimulating light emission prevention controlling means for preventing, via the stimulating light emission preventing means, the emission of stimulating light, based on the detection signal detected by the brightness detecting means.
Here, when the brightness of any of the pixels of a normal image is above a predetermined threshold value, the brightness detecting means recognizes the end portion of the endoscope insertion portion as being outside the body of the patient and outputs a detection signal.
In addition, the detecting means of the fifth fluorescent endoscope apparatus according to the present invention is provided with a


means for controlling the stimulating light emission preventing means so that the stimulating light is put in the emission-prohibited state when switching of the power-source from the OFF to the ON state is detected by the power-source state detecting means and so that the emission-prohibited state of the stimulating light is unlocked when aforementioned predetermined operation for unlocking the emission-prohibited state has been detected by the unlocking operation detecting means as having been performed.
According to the seventeenth fluorescent endoscope apparatus of the present invention, the power-source state detecting means detects that the state of the power source of the fluorescent endoscope apparatus has been switched from OFF to the ON, and detection data indicative thereof is transmitted to the stimulating light emission prevention controlling means. The stimulating lightportion of the endoscope insertion portion is lower than a predetermined threshold value, the end portion of the endoscope insertion portion is recognized as being located outside the body of the patient and a detection signal is output to the stimulating light emission prevention controlling means, and at that time, because the stimulating light emission prevention controlling means prevents the emission of stimulating light, the stimulating light does not enter the eyes of the patient and cause injury thereto, and safety is ensured. Further, the degree of safety can be further increased if the flicker detecting means be disposed at a safe position at a distance several centimeters from the very stimulating light emitting end of the endoscope insertion portion.
In addition, according to the tenth fluorescent endoscope apparatus


prevention of the emission of stimulating light can be controlled solely by the control signal.
In addition, according to the fifteenth fluorescent endoscope apparatus according of the present invention, because the stimulating light emission prevention controlling means the is a stimulating light standby means for controlling emission of the stimulating light by maintaining it in a standby state, there is no necessity to provide a new device, and prevention of the emission of stimulating light can be controlled solely by the control signal.
In addition, according to the sixteenth embodiment of the fluorescent endoscope apparatus according to the present invention, because GaN type laser light is used as the stimulating light, fluorescent light is efficiently emitted from the section of which a measurement is being taken, and the apparatus can6 -- because he was too busy notching another win en route to leading the New Jersey Devils to the Eastern Conference Finals.

And now, as the playoffs move to the final two rounds, Brodeur has a chance to win the Stanley Cup at an age when most players already have hung up their skates and picked up their golf clubs.

Turning 40 usually means collecting your gag gifts and waking up with a hangover and a realization: You're not as young as you used to be. For Brodeur, it means doing what he's done his entire adult life: winning hockey games at the highest level in the sport.

No goaltender in NHL history has won more games than Brodeur: His 656 career victories are 105 more than Patrick Roy, who


have to enjoy what you do," he said. "I've been here for so long that I've had different roles regardless of me playing or not playing. Just watching guys and helping guys during their careers to make the right decisions. You have to think the right way and go through hurdles for success."

The 40-year-old goaltender is doing what's he's done for two decades now: winning hockey games. About the only time he shows his age is when he counted the candles on the birthday cake from his family. There were only about 20 of them.

"Couldn't find a big enough cake, I guess," he said with a laugh.powered by Rust and Raft
- [swarmkit](https://github.com/docker/swarmkit) A toolkit for orchestrating distributed systems at any scale.
- [chain core](https://github.com/chain/chain) Software for operating permissioned, multi-asset blockchain networks

## Usage

The primary object in raft is a Node. Either start a Node from scratch using raft.StartNode or start a Node from some initial state using raft.RestartNode.

To start a three-node cluster
```go
  storage := raft.NewMemoryStorage()
  c := &Config{
    ID:              0x01,
    ElectionTick:    10,
    HeartbeatTick:   1,
    Storage:         storage,
    MaxSizePerMsg:   4096,
    MaxInflightMsgs: 256,
  }
  // Set peer list to


or the other, and the decision to cancel must be based solely on the state machine and not external information such as the observed health of the node).

4. Call Node.Advance() to signal readiness for the next batch of updates. This may be done at any time after step 1, although all updates must be processed in the order they were returned by Ready.

Second, all persisted log entries must be made available via an implementation of the Storage interface. The provided MemoryStorage type can be used for this (if repopulating its state upon a restart), or a custom disk-backed implementation can be supplied.

Third, after receiving a message from another node, pass it to Node.Step:

```go
	func recvRaftRPC(ctx context.Context, m raftpb.Message) {
		n.Step(ctx, m)
	}
```

Finally, call `Node.Tick()` at regular intervals (probably via a `time.Ticker`).       useVendorImages: true

            }).replaceDiv(divReplacement);

            init = false;

        }

        Footer.handleLinkListeners(document.getElementById(credits), "Credits", DEFAULT_POPUP_PROPERTIES);
        Footer.handleLinkListeners(document.getElementById(privacy), "Privacy", DEFAULT_POPUP_PROPERTIES);
        Footer.handleLinkListeners(document.getElementById(terms), "Terms", DEFAULT_POPUP_PROPERTIES);

        Footer.handleLinkListeners(document.getElementById(twitter), "Twitter", DEFAULT_POPUP_SHARING);
        Footer.handleLinkListeners(document.getElementById(facebook), "Facebook", DEFAULT_POPUP_SHARING);

        return this;

    };

    Footer.handleLinkListeners = function(dom, title, properties) {

      if(!properties) {


Roger Clemens hinted at a return to the majors for several weeks this summer, and Houston Astros owner Jim Crane did nothing to silence the speculation that the Rocket might pitch for his team either this September or next season. However, Clemens appears to have quieted any talk of a comeback.

Clemens, 50, made two impressive starts for the independent Sugarland Skeeters in August/September, but it sounds as if his days on the mound might have ended.

“I threw the ball pretty well,” Clemens told The Boston Globe. “But I would need a lot of time to get ready for the major leagues. Mr. Crane and I discussed it, but I don’t believe I’ll be on the mound.”

Clemens said he will be at spring training with the Astros, though itwill be as an instructor.

The attention now will to his Hall of Fame candidacy, as Clemens will appear on the ballot for the first time later this year. Despite a 24-year major league career that included 354 wins, 4,672 strikeouts, seven Cy Young Awards and an MVP Award, suspicions of performance-enhancing drug use could keep Clemens out of Cooperstown.


The two lowest-ranked competitors from the round-robin faced each other in another one-touch bout; the winner was credited with the additional victory and advanced to face the next-lowest ranked competitor. This continued, up the ranking ladder, until all competitors had competed in the bonus round.[5][6]

The swimming portion consisted of a 200 metre freestyle race, with score based on time.[6]

The show jumping competition involved riding an unfamiliar horse over a course with 12 obstacles. The score was based on penalties for fallen bars, refusals, falls, and being over the time limit.[6]

The combined running and pistol shooting events remain unchanged from the new combined format from 2012; athletes face four rounds of shooting each followed by an 800 m run. In each of the four rounds of firing, they mustAbout this guide

This guide teaches the basics of manipulating data using JavaScript in the browser, or in node.js. Specifically, these tasks are geared around preparing data for further analysis and visualization.

Here we demonstrate some basic techniques and how to implement them using core JavaScript API, the d3.js library and lodash.

It assumes you already have some basic knowledge of JavaScript.

Tasks

News

01/11/2019: We also have an amazing Observable version of the guide provided by the very talented @dakoop. Observable is a great, interactive way to try out JavaScript. Give it a try now!

01/10/2019: We've updated the guide to use D3v5. The new changes mostly impact the "Reading in Data" section of the guide. A very special thank you goes out to Erin Brown who contributed the PR to make this happen!


ponderous tweet by the one and only Lynn Cherney, who lamented the dirth of JavaScript data guidance at the time.

The beautiful folks at Bocoup are the reason this guide exists. They had the foresight to provide the all important luxury of time so that it could be written. Thanks to Jory Burson and Boaz Sender for creating a culture that gave space for these kinds of things to be created.

The bulk of this guide was written while at Bocoup by Irene Ros, Yannick Assogba, and Jim Vallandingham.

Since that time, we have had numerous other contributors, who have seen something to improve, and made us all better for their help.

Perhaps hackneyed, but almost always true - It takes a village. So to that village we want to say, "Thanks!".numbers, which are selected at a random drawing (usually using air-mixed ping pong balls) from a universe or established set of numbers that may range, for example, from thirty to eighty numbers. The lottery games are implemented, and the customer numbers are selected, through a lottery operated network of electronic, computer-controlled wagering terminals installed in retail and other locations, and communicating with a centralized computer via standard communication or telephone lines.
To make a wager, a customer may tell a lottery agent who operates the electronic terminal the selected numbers, but, more often, will hand the lottery agent a specialized "bet slip," usually in the form of a computer readable card, on which the customer has marked the selected numbers for the wager, generally by "filling" a number of


92020 • El Cajon: +61% | Low: $155,000 Current: $250,000

Flippers have stayed busy installing new kitchens, bathrooms and carpeting at properties here, said Patrick Finn, a Century 21 Award agent in Rancho San Diego. This area has been popular with investors because they’ve been able to snap up value homes for less than $300,000, which has been a hot price range. This area of El Cajon also fell a long way from its peak of $435,000 in the middle of 2006.

3) 92025 • Escondido S: +51% | Low: $185,000 Current: $280,000

Prices stayed in the $400,000 range during the first two years of the current housing cycle (2005 to 2012) and exploded to $525,000 during the last quarter of 2007. Prices took a quick dive the next quarter to//     Underscore.js 1.8.3
//     http://underscorejs.org
//     (c) 2009-2015 Jeremy Ashkenas, DocumentCloud and Investigative Reporters & Editors
//     Underscore may be freely distributed under the MIT license.

(function() {

  // Baseline setup
  // --------------

  // Establish the root object, `window` in the browser, or `exports` on the server.
  var root = this;

  // Save the previous value of the `_` variable.
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    nativeBind         = FuncProto.bind,
    nativeCreate       = Object.create;

  // Naked function reference for surrogate-prototype-swapping.
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      return func == null ? func : func.apply(value, args);
    });
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    }
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  // Shuffle a collection, using the modern version of the
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The symbol matches the UFO depicted in the Cable Car station painting. On the back of the platform it reads "Come back when your story is complete."

The carefully hidden painting beneath the platform atop Chiliad’s highest point is the sighting point for a well-documented postgame


might contain a decipherable code, others believe it to have ties to Yoga positions which are themed throughout the camp.

The breaks between examples below are limited by video capture capibilities, not by any distinctive breaks in the text. Viewed left to right from the outside of the ring, the code reads:

Possible Alien Code Part 1

Possible Alien Code Part 2

Possible Alien Code Part 3

Possible Alien Code Part 4

Possible Alien Code Part 5

Possible Alien Code Part 6

Possible Alien Code Part 7

Possible Alien Code Part 8

Possible Alien Code Part 9

It's also possible that the code reads from the inside of the ring, in which case the images would be flipped and the order reversed.

Other Alien Stuff

Alien Glyphs are concealed throughout the map, including drawings on Mt. Chiliad, near the Altruist Camp,buffer_size);

          // indeces: in each col indeces of vertexes for single facet
		  DeviceArray2D<int>  verts_inds;

		  DeviceArray<int> head_points;
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		  DeviceArray2D<int>  empty_facets;
		  DeviceArray<int> empty_count;

		  DeviceArray<int>  scan_buffer;

		  void setInitialFacets(const InitalSimplex& simplex);

		  void compactFacets();

		  bool canSplit() const;
		  void splitFacets();
	  private:

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	  struct PointStream
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	  public:
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		  std::size_t cloud_size;

		  InitalSimplex simplex;
		  float cloud_diag;


91-year-old great grandmother wins lottery twice in three months

Lena Eaton, a 91-year-old great grandmother, is arguably the luckiest woman in Indiana.

In the past three months, the Indianapolis resident has purchased not one, but two winning lottery tickets.

In August, Eaton won a $300,000 prize with a Quick Draw ticket. On Thursday, she walked into the Hoosier Lottery headquarters with another winning ticket: a scratch-off worth $99,999.

In doing so, she defied incredible odds.

For her first win, she matched 10 of 20 Quick Draw numbers on a ticket purchased at the Discount Check Cashing store on the 2800 block of Lafayette Road. The chances of that happening? One in 8.9 million.

For her second win, she bought a $5 Scorchin' Hot 9s scratch-off ticket at a Safeway Foods on the 3000 blockbe appropriate, but he never adjusts his style to suit the situation. Close your eyes and he could have been speaking in a tractor factory. Bill Clinton might have invoked "my sweet Lord" and shed a few tears over some saccharine anecdote. Mitt just ploughed on like he was giving a breakdown of this year's company profits. [...]

When Mitt announced that he was committed to repealing Obamacare, he was booed. That seems to have been some sort of turning point, for the crowd and for Romney. He didn't flinch or falter:

Pledging - with all the enthusiasm of a quarterly report from accounts - to make jobs his priority, Romney finally stepped off script and addressed the boos head on. "If you want a president who will make things


of processors each with a different instruction.

Sometimes Flynn's taxonomy is augmented with the SPMD category, which refers to "Single Program, Multiple Data" to describe a system in which there are many instances of a single type of process, each executing the same code independently. This is equivalent to implementing a SIMD operation in a MIMD machine.

Different parallel architectures have varying strengths and weaknesses depending on the task to be performed. SIMD machines usually have a very large number of simple processors. They are suited to tasks that are massively parallel, in which there are relatively simple operations to be performed on huge amounts of data. Each data stream is assigned to a different processor and the processors operate in lockstep (synchronously ), each performing the same operation onany one instant only one is active. Strictly speaking the term parallel processing should only be applied where more than one processor is active among a group of processes at any one instant. In practice it is seldom used with this accurate connotation. See also concurrent programming.

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