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The 1830 construction of the Hampshire and Hampden Canal led to a decline in business on the post road, and Westfield's business district eventually developed further to the west.  By the 1860s the building was in use as a residence.  It was used briefly as a cigar factory between 1885 and 1916.


Sclerostin serum levels correlate positively with bone mineral density and microarchitecture in haemodialysis patients.
Sclerostin is a soluble inhibitor of osteoblast function. Sclerostin is downregulated by the parathyroid hormone (PTH). Here, it was investigated whether sclerostin levels are influenced by intact (i) PTH and whether sclerostin is associated with bone turnover, microarchitecture and mass in dialysis patients. Seventy-six haemodialysis patients and 45 healthy controls were included in this cross-sectional study. Sclerostin, Dickkopf-1 (DKK-1), intact parathyroid hormone (iPTH), vitamin D and markers of bone turnover were analysed. A subset of 37 dialysis patients had measurements of bone mineral density (BMD) using dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry and bone microarchitecture using high-resolution peripheral quantitative computed tomography. Dialysis patients had significantly higher sclerostin levels than controls (1257 pg/mL versus 415 pg/mL, P < 0.001).## datatables-itrequests

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spring with similar distribution patterns in sea ice^[@CR21]^ and snow^[@CR22]^. Note that on one location (Station 500) one of the coring sites was flooded, which led to slightly different profiles, as indicated by the high salinity found close to the sea ice interface (Supplementary Figure [2](#MOESM1){ref-type="media"}, Supplementary Table 2--3). The highest concentrations found at the interface during the Antarctic winter were 1200, 1100, 270, and 18000 pM for CH~2~Br~2~, CHBr~2~Cl, CHBrCl~2~, and CHBr~3~, respectively (Fig. [1](#Fig1){ref-type="fig"}), which can be compared with summer sea ice maximum values of 90, 14, 42, and 420 pM, respectively^[@CR23]^. During summer, the depth profiles differed with bromocarbon concentrations varying to a large extent with chlorophyll-a^[@CR23]^.The complete set of air, snow, and sea ice concentrations for all stations, salinity, temperature, and brine volume data are given in Supplementarygradient in snow to decrease linearly (Fig. [2](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}, Supplementary Table [4](#MOESM1){ref-type="media"}). Adsorption and desorption studies of halocarbons (i.e., CHCl~3~ and CHBr~3~) on ice revealed that CHBr~3~ is mobile at temperatures as low as 85 K, which allows us to infer that the bromocarbons were not adsorbed/desorbed on snow surfaces.

It has been shown that wind pumping could be important for the flux of gases through the snow. In such cases, concentration gradients are absent and the fluxes are not governed by diffusive processes^[@CR31]^. As our results show the presence of concentration gradients that could be assigned to diffusive processes, a simplified diffusion calculation was performed using the molecular diffusivities in air (Methods). These diffusivities are comparable to the effective diffusivities calculated for SF~6~ in snow at Summit, Greenland^[@CR32]^. The median ice--snow--air fluxes


air gradient flux estimate. There were some indications that the air concentration just above the snow had elevated concentrations compared with a height of 2.2 or 20 m (Supplementary Figure [3](#MOESM1){ref-type="media"}). However, the precision of our analytical method was not good enough to use the sometimes small differences in concentrations for flux calculations. Also, there was no possibility to take into consideration the influence of the ship on the air movement. Eddy covariance or air gradient flux measurements depend on the capability of rapid measurements at relevant concentrations. In our case, the concentrations are low (0.5--30 pptv) and required sample pre-treatment. The variations in concentrations during the above described measurements are exemplified in Supplementary Figure [3](#MOESM1){ref-type="media"}. At station 506 the concentrations of CHBr~3~ varied between 20 and 100 pptv with the highest values               </div>
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The analogs in which R1 is derived from glucuronic acid derivatives such as hyaluronic acid act as anti-oxidative skin protectors, as tissue clarifying agents, revitalize skin moisture by combining Vitamin B6 with hyaluronic acid. Their radical-scavenging and radiation protecting properties vitalize the human skin against environmental noxae, skin drying, and render the new analogs useful as sun protection factor with long-time efficiency.


traffic police official said adding large number of empty trucks and vehicles carrying passengers left different parts of the Kashmir valley for Jammu.
He said no vehicle will be allowed to move from Jammu to Srinagar today. Snow clearance operation was going on war footing on the historic Mughal road, which is seen as alternative to Srinagar-Jammu national highway.
The road is likely to reopen on April if there is no fresh major snowfall. He said that Ladakh region also remained cut off from Kashmir valley since December last year though the Border Roads Organisation (BRO), responsible for the maintainance of this strategically important highway, has put into service sophisticated machine and men to clear the snow.
There was fresh snowfall on the highway which is likely to reopen on Aprildamaging fallout from his courtroom testimonies. Sanjiv: I often speak of a ban on a political film as being akin to, if not greater than, an award. It means you've done something right, strong enough to perturb the powers-that-be. We must see this sacking as being higher than any gallantry award for meritorious police services! Best wishes for your new innings, and the court case I hope you will file soon, challenging this move."

Truth of Gujarat posted this on Facebook

"AK Sharma whose voice was heard in the snoopgate tapes in which he allegedly tapped a women's phone calls was called by Modiji to Delhi and is Joint Director, CBI. Vanzara who is accused in 3 fake encounter cases which led to 7 cold-blooded murders is out on bail.


the session was 215 min.

Animals of the CCA groups were placed in the conditioning context and received an i.p. injection of LiCl at a timing similar to groups COA (either 20 or 140 min after the beginning of the session, referred successively as CCA 5 and CCA 120 groups for convenience). They spent the rest of the 215 min session in the same compartment and had access to the Richter tube filled with 0.01% isoamyl acetate only during the last 15 min of the session. Intake of odorized water was measured by reading the level of liquid on the tube before and after the session in both COA and CCA groups.

Conditioned aversions were assessed on Day 9 in the place preference box. To do this, animals were confinedp < 0.0001] but no effect of Type of procedure [F(1, 36) = 1.15, p n.s.], and a significant Session X Lesion interaction [F(1, 36) = 16.52, p < 0.0001]. Post-hoc comparisons confirmed that the proportion of time spent in the conditioning context during testing was lower than before conditioning in both sham-lesioned groups (p < 0.05 for COA group and p < 0.001 for CCA 5 group), but not in EC-lesioned groups. The proportion of time spent in the conditioning context during testing in sham-lesioned groups was also lower than the proportion of time spent in the conditioning context in EC-lesioned groups (p < 0.001 for sham COA 5 vs. EC COA 5 and p < 0.001 for sham CCA 5 vs. EC CCA 5).

Long ISI-induced Conditioned


higher amount of odorized water intake measured in the CCA 120 groups during testing (without US) confirmed this observation. As also shown in Figure 4A, the amount of odorized water intake between conditioning and testing was similar in Sham-lesioned COA 120 group. In contrast, the amount of odorized water decreased between conditioning and testing in EC-lesioned group thus indicating that animals associated the odor with the US with a long ISI. Statistical analyses confirmed these observations and revealed a significant effect of Lesion [F(1, 33) = 4.79, p < 0.05], a significant interaction between Lesion and Type of procedure [F(1, 33) = 6.13, p < 0.05], and a significant interaction between Lesion, Type of procedure and Session [F(1, 33) = 5.97, p < 0.05]. Post-hoc comparisons confirmed thatwhen the US was administered more than 120 min after the beginning of the context exposure. Figure 4B also showed that the proportion of time spent in the conditioning context seemed higher in CCA than in COA groups, indicative of an initial and maintained higher preference for the conditioning context in CCA 120 groups, as compared to COA 120 groups. Statistical analysis confirmed this observation and revealed a significant effect of Type of procedure [F(1, 33) = 10.42, p < 0.01], but not of the other factors nor of any interaction.

Discussion

The results of the present study show that EC lesions induced a deficit in CCA but did not disrupt COA learning; on the contrary, EC-lesioned animals were able to associate the CS with the US even though the


and EC-lesioned animals. This result suggests that LiCl affected odorized water intake when injected 60 min before presentation (in CCA 120 groups) but not when it was administered 180 min later (in CCA 5 groups). This temporary interference between LiCl and odorized water intake might reflect a novelty-dependent reaction, the duration of which is limited to the period during which the animal experiences malaise (Domjan, 1977).

Interestingly, the amplitude of the CCA observed in the sham-lesioned COA 5 group was not reduced by simultaneous exposure to the CS. This result suggests that the context was not overshadowed by the CS, and confirms that CCA can occur concomitantly to COA when the CS is presented together with the context during COA learning (Hatfield et al., 1992). On the other hand,error, but instead
recommends remand to enable the Board to “conduct an ad-
ditional investigation of the record evidence and attempt to
issue a fuller explanation concerning issues presented by …
Mendoza’s request for deferral of removal.”
    He opposes the motion but we’ve decided to grant it, as
we think a sound resolution of this case will be promoted by
our giving the Board an opportunity to reconsider the stand-
ard for acquiescence articulated by it and the immigration
judge in this and other cases, and, more broadly, to recon-
sider the Board’s approach (and that of immigration judges)
to requests for deferral of removal on the basis of the Con-
vention Against Torture and its implementing regulations.
No. 15-2551


for
corruption,” Mexico continues to be plagued by “wide-
spread impunity for human rights abuses by officials.”
    We discussed the “acquiescence” element of a claim for
deferral of removal under the Convention Against Torture at
some length in our very recent decision in Rodriguez-
Molinero v. Lynch, a decision that can provide some useful
guidance for the immigration judge and the Board on re-
mand of the present case. We noted that the immigration
judge had erred in saying that in order to be a ground for
deferral of removal the infliction, instigation, consent, or ac-
quiescence in torture must be by the Mexican government ra-
ther than just by Mexican police officers or other govern-
ment employees. Rodriguez-Molinero v. Lynch, No. 15-1860,
2015 WL 9239398, at *4–5 (7th Cir. Dec. 17, 2015). Deferral is
warranted by severe painof governmental
No. 15-2551                                                  7

acquiescence in torture.” Rodriguez-Molinero v. Lynch, supra,
2015 WL 9239398, at *5. It is irrelevant whether the police are
“rogue” (in the sense of not serving the interests of the Mexi-
can government). A petitioner for deferral of removal under
the Convention Against Torture need not prove that the
Mexican government is complicit in the misconduct of its
police officers. It’s simply not enough to bar removal if the
government may be trying, but without much success, to
prevent police from torturing citizens at


the behest of drug
gangs. See id. at *5–6; N.L.A. v. Holder, 744 F.3d 425, 440–42
(7th Cir. 2014); Madrigal v. Holder, 716 F.3d 499, 509–10 (9th
Cir. 2013). The petitioner in Avendano-Hernandez v. Lynch, 800
F.3d 1072 (9th Cir. 2015), “provided credible testimony that
she was severely assaulted by Mexican officials on two sepa-
rate occasions: first, by uniformed, on-duty police officers,
who are … ‘public officials’ for the purposes of CAT. … [The
court] reject[ed] the government’s attempts to characterize
these police … officers as merely rogue or corrupt officials.
… The BIA erred by finding that Avendano-Hernandez was
not subject to past torture by public officials in Mexico.” Id.
at 1079–80.
    We explained in Rodriguez-Molinero that if the Mexican
government could be expected to protect the petitioner from
the drug cartel that wanted to kill him,if he were returned to
Mexico, the risk that he would be tortured or killed might be
too slight to entitle him to deferral of removal. The immigra-
tion judge in that case had remarked that the Mexican gov-
ernment was trying to control the drug gangs, but it is suc-
cess rather than effort that bears on the likelihood of a per-
son’s being killed or tortured if removed to Mexico. Rodri-
guez-Molinero v. Lynch, supra, 2015 WL 9239398, at *6. In the
present case, as in Rodriguez-Molinero—unsurprisingly since
8


a violent explosion that threw him across the room, blew the doors off their hinges and broke the windows.

Experts believe that the heat from the electric motor ignited the chemical from the spray.
He had to be taken to a hospital where he was treated for minor injuries. However, a police spokesperson said that the man was lucky to escape with minor cuts and an injured wrist.

Prosecutors are deciding whether to take action against him for causing the explosion.

Surveyors are expected to visit the house on Thursday to see if he was still living there, but on Wednesday there were only fragments of glass left in the frame of the windows, while the curtains were torn and tiles were lying on the ground.use for a smart phone ?

Ans. Receiving and making phone calls

Q 5. Accenture has said that they are employing 63,000 robots to do various tasks in their offices Accenture says robots will not replace humans totally but all MRPT tasks will be automated. What does MRPT stand for ?

Ans. Measurable, Repeatable, predicatable , transactionsQ6. Gilead acquired Forty Seven in US in multi billion $ deal. Which industry are they in ?

Ans. Pharmaceuticals

Q7. Jack Welch the legendary CEO of GE passed away recently. He was the youngest CEO and led GE for 20 years. He was voted as the Manager of the Century by Fortune in 1999. He was also called as ____ Jack for his ruthless cost cutting . Fill in the blanks

Ans. Neutron

Q8. Which company originally came


ballot measure, is currently under review by the California Supreme Court, an automatic edge accompanies the giddy timeliness of "Lay of the Land," which ends its Highways run on Saturday. Gay performance artist Tim Miller's latest foray into purposeful self-examination is in some ways his most important work to date.Miller's technique hasn't essentially changed, just ripened like wine. He still investigates the audience close-up from the outset, invading the aisles with a flashlight. His delivery remains a fusion of half-closed eyes, mercurial inward focus and outwardly pointed insouciance. The rambling commentary, peppered with interjections that trade gloss for spontaneity, enters territory as exhilarating as it is meaningful.What particularly distinguishes "Land" is the tautly impressive text. The story of Abraham and Isaac forms one point of identification, choking oncalled "LAY OF THE LAND". It's my saucy and sharp-knifed look at the State of the Onion (I mean Union!)...my jury duty anxiety...my adventures performing in 45 States...and cheap meat choking queer 10 year old boy's throats in America's kitchens! The piece friskily gets at the feeling of gay folks being perpetually on trial, on the ballot, on the menu....that invades this queer life. See what having a narrow majority of your state invalidate 18,000 gay families' marriages will do! The piece is a "lay" in all kinds of ways: an assignation, a topography, and of course a narrative ballad with a recurrent refrain! (my favorite way down the list definition for "lay"!)

I will be performing and teaching all over the country in the next months. Winter will


bring me to Princeton University, Univ of Michigan, Michigan State Univ, Albion College, Grand Valley State Univ and Univ of Wisconsin. How I love the midwest! My midwest farmer grandparents would be proud! One set are from Michigan!

May is the premiere of my new show In L.A. at Highways. Then on to residencies in Tallahassee at the amazing Mickee Faust Club and Cleveland Ingenuity Festival! I head off tomorrow to Philadelphia Institute of Conetmporary Art to do a panel with Andres Serrano and Karen Finley.

Wednesday, November 26, 2008

TIM MILLER "Charged Bodies" in CHICAGO

Check out this big TIME OUT CHICAGO feature on my CHARGED BODIES project! http://www.timeout.com/chicago/articles/lgbt/69020/miller-time

Charged Bodies has been an amazing four month long National Performance Network Community Fund project sponsored by Links Hall where I had thequeer black man is making the piece he can make right now.” For Harper, Miller’s input has been tremendous. “You’re putting your dirty laundry out there to the public,” Harper says. “For Tim to bear witness to this kind of work—he’s so encouraging; he makes us feel like we’re on the right path.”Meanwhile, the oldest of the three, 31-year-old Puerto Rican–raised Rodriguez Lora, explores family and Latina queer identity. Entering performance work after a long career as a dancer, she saw in teaming with Miller an opportunity to shift into solo performance. “The mentorship program took me to the next level of what I needed…that strength of being a solo performer,” she says. Miller adds: “Awilda’s doing work around family, the lesbian body, incredibly fierce and funny work


laws banning interracial heterosexual marriage in the great Perez v. Sharp decision - it would take the US almost twenty years to catch up- so what happens here is a game-changer. For the past ten years I have put the majority of my creative efforts as a performer and writer exploring marriage and immigration equality and working toward the centuries-long fight against the racism, sexism and homophobia of so-called “traditional” marriage that separated races, supported slavery, suppressed women, and erased gay folks.Sadly - since this decision is only state marriage rights and NO Federal rights like immigration- this wonderful California decision doesn't help my Australian partner Alistair and I in our immigration battle to remain in the US. As Gilbert and Sullivan would say "modified rapture". But howHARD LOVE with 12 students and community members which will be performed tonite which has I am completely excited about, Poster below. Other highlights. I performed two of my solo shows at the Lied Center. I was the performer at the benefit for the Nebraska state LGBT advocacy group benefit in Omaha. Plus many class visits and talks and workshops. WOW. It's busy here! This two week-long performance workshop I have led here at UNL has been an exciting and charged exploration into creating original performance work from our lives, dreams, obsessions, peeves, memories and desires. It has been a great pleasure and inspiration to create our tribe for a short time and jump into this original ensemble work HARD LOVE. I want to thank the artists for


learned, you can never have enough pins. You can never be too loud.

Sunday, February 05, 2006

BACK FROM PERFORMANCE RESIDENCIES

I am just back from three weeks of performance workshop residencies at Muhlenberg College in Allentown, PA and the Savannah College of Art. Wow! What great work the two ensembles did as we made original full-evening performance pieces. Wild visions of gender and culture and family and body. Personal myth and meatphor. Oops! I mean METAPHOR!

I love getting to pull this original performance material out of the groups I work with. I walk in the room to begin the work. I walk into the room with a head stuffed with questions. How to begin this work? What can I hope to achieve? Who are these people? These actors and artists.Adjuvanticity of stealth liposomes on the immunogenicity of synthetic gp41 epitope of HIV-1.
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I think you're running into a shell expansion problem here.  My guess is that the subcommand (in back ticks) is being executed locally, not on the remote system.
I'd suggest creating the bash script locally, copying it to the remote server and then executing it there.


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Rigid ideas about what constitutes masculinity also have a significant negative impact on grown men. Gender stereotypes hold that women are the superior caregivers, that somehow men are less nurturing and compassionate than women. This sexist attitude is a tremendous insult to men, and it has a tangible negative impact on men’s lives. It puts fathers at a disadvantage in custody disputes. It means that few employers offer paid paternity leave, even though they do offer paid maternity leave. And when paternity leave is offered, men often don’t take the opportunity. How could staying at home to care for and bond with a newborn child be regarded as un-manly? Yet our culture still largely considers caring


stoicism. Traditional masculinity requires men to be capable, independent problem-solvers. Dependence upon others is regarded as a feminine trait. Men are statistically more reluctant to seek needed healthcare help. They’re less likely to visit a doctor, and more likely to die of certain preventable diseases. The rate of death by suicide among men is four times that of women, in part because men who are suffering psychologically are less inclined to seek professional help.

Pressure to adopt an image of masculine bravado also encourages sexual promiscuity, alcoholism, drunk driving, and a host of other dangerous risk-taking behaviors.

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Our instinct might be to say: That’s just how men are. Men want to have lots of sex. They are risk-takers. They want to be strong and powerful. They have an impulse towardthe teacher as quite frankly I was very frightened as to what might happen next. Anyway when the teacher demanded the disruptive pupil go and see the headmaster about his behaviour the kid stormed out of rthe classroom slamming the door (we then saw him from the classroom windows walking away from the school without having seen the head) . The teacher being fairly new to our class asked his name and I stood up and told him in front of the whole class. That was another “rule” that I had broken i.e. never snitch on your peers. The next day 35 classmates had a go at beating me up for my transgression – fortunately for me I discovered that it was only practically possible to be hit


be a very tough world out there at times and yet I have still to meet a guy without a sensitive spot – some are better at hiding it than others but the main thing again to focus on is how to retain ones humanity and sense of dignity even when in adversity. Sad to say too many feminists treat women like children and sadder to say too many have started to behave that way – in the REAL world wom,en aren’t just “victims” (of men or anything else) and neither are men just “perpetrators” and what a gross abuse of children to teach them such filth! We come in two sexes only – gender is a variable that rides on top of that fact (even a sois in the arms of men, NOT of women (women who are attracted to men) that i know i will find it.

Im attracted to men and to women, I am free.
It is men who are ONLY attracted to women, who are trapped.
Why isnt there a woman out there for you* straight guys, if you for example choose to wear whatever you like. Thats what you should be asking women who are attracted to men. Why are they not like us men and lesbians. Why isnt there a woman out there for you straight guys, if you choose to do what was and STILL is ‘only for women’. Where is the equality fellas.

We condition boys to take risks, and to provide for their families no matter what. And it


to. Because, even if deep down I secretly hoped he would prefer the football to the Barbie, I’d be afraid to make too big a deal out of playing with dolls or easy-bake ovens. I wouldn’t want to make “girl toys” into some sort of taboo, which might make them into some sort of neurotic objects in his life.

If it makes dads squeamish to see their sons play with dolls, would it make it easier to call them “action figures” instead? That’s probably how my dad dealt with seeing me buy clothes and accessories (er, I mean, “equipment”) for my GI Joes in the 1970’s.

A man could make a VERY good living as an executive chef or fashion designer, enough to support you in your old age. Don’tbelonging and self acceptance. They seem somewhat of a self experiment. I have 2 boys now under 2. I walk down the isles of toysrus and target and it’s pretty obvious what “sextion” of the store is being suggested that you shop in for your little ones… Nearly all the girls toys are clad in pink. Who said girls like pink anyways? Not my fav color… It’s like I feel like I’m living in the 1950’s…. Not that boys can’t play with pink toys it just makes for an estranged feeling if they don’t see their fellow men following suit.

Heres the thing. Mens want their sons to be men. Not a freaking princess. They want to watch their son grow up, play sports with their son, go hunting


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Figured it out. The issue was indeed the padding of the 9-patch image - not including any meant the OS was guessing as to where to allow text, and pushing that text towards the center. Setting the padding element of the 9-patch images used for the background solved the issue.
Oh, and something else to note... when using a level list, it appears that Android is only looking at the padding of the first image that is loaded, then applying that to each and every image. As I am (was) using the levels to contain four asymmetric images (call-outs to the top left, right, bottom left, right), all of the images are getting the same padding, pixel for pixel, as the first one that gets loaded.
To solve this issue,up and took my first class on Wednesday, March 25, 2015 and have been with the BLC group ever since. I am on my way to becoming a yogi, even purchasing my own mat. Yoga asks us to come to the mat with a curious mind and an open heart. It teaches practical skills to eliminate stress and support immune function for enhanced health and greater quality of life. The integration of body, mind and spirit makes the practice a natural partner to combat HIV/AIDS by building muscle through movement and stress release via meditation.

Like HIV-positive people, yoga comes in many forms. As a beginner, I am practicing iyengar yoga which has an emphasis on detail, precision and alignment in the performance of posture (asana) and breath control


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+ g a_{n-6}(E)  \over n(n-1)}\ ,$$ where $\Omega_n = 4 \beta n-6\beta-E$ and $a_n=0$ for $n<0$. Table I shows the calculated energies of the ground and first excited states. Our method shows systematic convergence for increasing $I$, exceeding some of the high accuracy solutions published \[6 - 8\]. Figure 1 shows the dependence of the ground state energy on the parameter $g$. Figure 2 shows the corresponding wave functions.

An important version of the quartic anharmonic oscillator potential is the double well problem $V(x) = -Z^2x^2 + x^4$. It is well-known that in the deep well limit ($Z^2 \rightarrow \infty$), the two lowest states are almost degenerate. Application of our method (refer to Table II) readily confirms this, and by its high accuracy nature, significantly disagrees withthe soonest time feasible.

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'Venomous Snakes and Dangerous Beasts' were being exterminated to facilitate expansion of imperial control and to protect the populace. It is estimated that between 1875 and 1925 80,000 tigers, 150, 000 leopards and 200,000 wolves were destroyed for rewards whereas many more may have perished for which no claims may have been made (Rangarajan 2001b: 32). In Saurashtra, the semi-arid areas, 'vidis' or grasslands, were either common grazing grounds of villages which then had far less grazing pressures, or where the preserves of one or the other of the several princes. Its forests too such as those of Barda, Alech, Mitiala or Gir were part of one state or the other. But the peninsula was different. It did not face the pressures of timber extraction as well asaccount of the state's intent and formal declarations. How much of it was translated into action on the ground was a different matter. The state's annual administration report for the year 1911-12 by which time Junagadh had just come under British administration, states that F.R. Desai's recommendations were not acted upon and his report 'appears to have been filed in the Diwan's office' (JAR 1911-12:32). Whether this is an accurate reflection of reality or it was an attempt to show Rasulkhanji's administration in poor light upon which the British administration would improve, is moot.

An Asiatic lion trophy was a rarity and therefore there were continuous pressures on Junagadh state from British officers. A dubious example was set by Sir Seymour Fitzgerald, Governor of Bombay who went to the


replied 'Take lioness for Madam Saheb, get lion for yourself' (Kincaid 1935: 10-11).

Junagadh State had a unique problem of the lion. Its territories did not encompass all of the Gir jungle which spread across the borders of neighbouring princely states. In fact, the problem was serious enough for Rasulkhanji to address the highest officer in the Empire, Lord Curzon the Viceroy, in his letter of 8 August 1901. He said that lions had left their lairs in the forest and gone over to the plain country bordering the Gir into the other principalities' territories. While the lion was strictly protected in Junagadh such was not the case outside and if the animal did not receive strict protection there, he feared 'that this noble race will be extinguished bypromptly imposed British administration in the State which lasted for a decade under the stewardship of H.D. Rendall till 1920 when the last Nawab Mahbatkhanji III came of age. This opened another chapter in the conservation of lions.

Lord Curzon himself had hoped that his example of restraint in not shooting a lion would be followed by others in the empire. He wrote to the Burma Game Preservation Association in 1902 that lions were only to be found in the ever narrow patch of forest in Kathiwawar and he was 'on the verge of contributing to their still further reduction … but fortunately I found out my mistake in time, and was able to adopt a restraint which I hope that others will follow' (NAI, Home Public, August 1904,


not think of shooting 'my lions' from such territories. Ranji requested the Nawab if he and Bikaner could visit him at Junagadh. The latter's reply was again unambiguous, he regretted he could not meet with them because of the approaching Ramazan Id and subsequent engagements in the state (GA, 1921, exchange of letters of 1, 5, 6 June)! Mahbatkhanji was so angered by all this that he sent a detailed letter to E. Maconochie, Agent to the Governor of Bombay at Rajkot, which bears quoting at some length as it hits upon the nub of the problem.

'As a matter of fact the real point at issue is the ownership of lions and the political right of inviting distinguished visitors to Kathiawad for lion shikar. ... what I complainstate (MA, file no. 1438, Pol. Dept., AG's letter to Sec. to the Govt. July, 1921). He was obviously at his wits' end and wanted the problem to simply go away. The Bombay government replied that it was not in a position to intervene though it would regret the complete disappearance of the lion (MA, file no. 1438, Sec. To the Govt.'s letter to AG, 8 Sept. 1921).

It is clear that the Nawab had put his total weight behind his efforts to save the lion. He claimed ownership of all lions by implicitly invoking his claim as successor to the Mughals in the peninsula, threatened inter-state relations and finally threatened to destroy the forest itself. This was as brave a stand as any prince could have taken against


the multisystemic impact of NAFLD \[[@B6-nutrients-09-01072]\]. Additionally, it has been suggested that NAFLD has its own pathophysiological role in the development of DM2 \[[@B13-nutrients-09-01072]\], establishing a multidirectional disease state.

Animal models have played a vital role in elucidating the pathophysiological mechanisms of NAFLD and continue to do so. However, it should be noted that translation of results obtained in an animal model to a human population has repeatedly failed. For example, the phosphodiesterase-4 inhibitor ASP9831 lowered alanine transaminase (ALT) levels, necroinflammation and fibrosis in both an acute hepatitis model and a methionine and choline deficient (MCD) diet NASH model, by selectively inhibiting activated macrophages and Kupffer cells. However, the compound failed to elicit any result in a subsequent clinical trial, in spite of elaborate preclinical investigations and a promisingshould certainly be considered a shortcoming \[[@B38-nutrients-09-01072]\]. Additionally, glucose and insulin tolerance testing seem to suggest better insulin sensitivity \[[@B35-nutrients-09-01072]\]. The addition of a high-fat component (60% cocoa butter) to the Ath diet can ensure hepatic insulin resistance and further accelerate the progression to NASH \[[@B35-nutrients-09-01072]\].

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Fructose is a monosaccharide, primarily metabolized in the liver \[[@B39-nutrients-09-01072]\]. Excessive intake, as is the case in the USA due to a high consumption of corn syrup, has been linked to the development and increased severity of NAFLD by exacerbating fat deposition, inflammation, oxidative stress, insulin resistance and possibly fibrosis \[[@B40-nutrients-09-01072]\]. In both rats and mice, fructose-supplemented drinking water results in simple steatosis after 8 weeks, without features of NASH, and induces a significant increase in body weight, and plasma triglyceride


and glucose levels \[[@B41-nutrients-09-01072],[@B42-nutrients-09-01072]\]. Additionally, intestinal bacterial overgrowth is observed after 8 weeks of treatment, which is followed by increased endotoxin levels in the portal blood and activation of Kupffer cells \[[@B42-nutrients-09-01072]\]. Interestingly, weight gain, along with the development of extensive abdominal fat stores, is not necessarily predictive of hepatic steatosis: it has been shown that fructose induces greater hepatic fat accumulation than glucose and sucrose, in spite of a pronounced difference in weight gain in favor of glucose and sucrose \[[@B43-nutrients-09-01072]\].

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This group of diets encompasses multiple regimens with fat contents varying between 45 and 75 kcal% \[[@B44-nutrients-09-01072]\]. The excess supply of free fatty acids, directly via intake and via increased lipolysis, brings about triglyceride accumulation in the liver \[[@B26-nutrients-09-01072]\]. Interestingly, steatosis develops after 1--2weeks, but diminishes subsequently, only to reappear after 6--12 weeks \[[@B26-nutrients-09-01072],[@B45-nutrients-09-01072]\]. Although NASH usually develops after 12 weeks, the observed steatosis and inflammation are substantially less pronounced than is the case in MCD diet-fed animals \[[@B28-nutrients-09-01072]\]. The HFD brings about a phenotype similar to the human disease, characterized by obesity (after 10 weeks), insulin resistance (hyperinsulinemia after 10 weeks and glucose intolerance after 12 weeks) and hyperlipidemia (after 10 weeks) \[[@B46-nutrients-09-01072]\]. ALT and AST levels are significantly increased after 34--36 weeks. However, this diet induces only minimal fibrosis after extended exposure (36--50 weeks) \[[@B46-nutrients-09-01072],[@B47-nutrients-09-01072]\]. As was mentioned above, it should be noted that the time of onset and degree of both the metabolic features and NAFLD is dependent of species, strain, sex and composition of gut microbiota, as


both diets \[[@B50-nutrients-09-01072]\].

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Due to the aggravating effects of fructose on the glucose and lipid metabolism, resulting in increases in visceral adipose tissue deposition, hepatic triglyceride accumulation and insulin resistance, the combined use with an HFD has been proposed \[[@B28-nutrients-09-01072]\]. As is the case for the HFD, a myriad of regimens is being used, varying in fat composition and content. Moreover, fructose can be added to the drinking water while animals are being fed an HFD or it can be incorporated in the diet. Sellmann et al. compared a high-fat, high-fructose diet (HFHFD) to an HFD and fructose-containing drinking water alone. After 8 weeks, mice fed the HFHFD showed greater weight gain and more pronounced steatosis compared to the other two groups. Aftergroup. Although no ballooning was observed, necroinflammation was present in all animals after one month in the HCD-fed group and in 90% of animals in the SC-fed group, albeit in varying degrees \[[@B73-nutrients-09-01072]\]. At 20 weeks AMLN-fed mice displayed some ballooning and varying degrees of inflammation, whereas this was not seen in SC-fed ob/ob mice \[[@B57-nutrients-09-01072]\]. Although fibrosis is not classically seen in ob/ob mice \[[@B74-nutrients-09-01072]\], Trak-Smayra et al. do describe a low-grade fibrosis (perisinusoidal and portal) in nearly all mice (both HCD-fed and SC-fed) after three months \[[@B73-nutrients-09-01072]\]. This finding is different from the observations of Kristiansen et al., who found no or only low-grade fibrosis in the SC-fed group, but varying degrees of fibrosis (up to grade 4) in the ALMN-fed group after 12 weeks \[[@B57-nutrients-09-01072]\].


phenotype in a limited time frame. However, it should be noted that this approach utilizes pathophysiological mechanisms that do not coincide with human NALFD. Moreover, these models fail to induce the metabolic comorbidities that are typically observed in human NAFLD (insulin resistance, dyslipidemia and obesity). Therefore, these models should be used with caution and their use should be limited to clearly defined liver-specific research goals.

The same remark can be made regarding the chemically induced models, although this might be overcome by combining the model with appropriate dietary measures. Additionally, it should be noted that the fibrosis induced by toxic agents, such as CCl~4~, is not pathophysiologically related to the disease that is being modeled, constituting another major shortcoming. Nonetheless, these models might be of interest when focusing onnot exist. Investigators should always remain aware that substantial differences exist between rodents and humans, as is apparent both anatomically (for example in the differential distribution of adipose tissue \[[@B38-nutrients-09-01072]\]) and physiologically (for example in the phenomenon of fasting-induced steatosis in rodents \[[@B81-nutrients-09-01072]\]). These limitations should certainly not hinder the use of the models, as long as they are recognized. As translation has repeatedly failed in the past, investigators should have a clear perception of what they are studying and should choose the best-suited animal model relative to their research goal, taking into account NAFLD comorbidities, grade of fibrosis and the possible development of HCC.

M.A.V.H. conceptualized the review's content and wrote the manuscript; L.V. conceived the review's subject, made contributions regarding the content and revised the manuscript; S.M.F.


expansion; in particular, being tailored to a specific kinematical region, it allows for a straightforward evaluation of leading higher order corrections. In order to appreciate this point, let us briefly review how the EFT exploits the hierarchy of scales and deals with the threshold region. The key observation consists in recognising four momentum scalings in the centre-of-mass frame, in the spirit of the method of regions [@Beneke:1997zp], $$\label{scale}
  \begin{aligned}
    \text{hard }      &: \quad k_0\sim |\vec{k}|\sim M_W,          \qquad\,\,
    \text{potential }  : \quad k_0\sim M_W\, \delta,               \quad\,
        potential non-relativistic QED [@Pineda:1998kn]. They can be summed to all orders in perturbation theory, as shown in figure \[fig:Coulomb\], in terms of the zero-distance Coulomb Green function, the Green function $G^{(0)}_{\rm C}(\vec{r}_1,\vec{r}_2;E)$ of the Schr[ö]{}dinger operator $-\vec{\nabla}^2/M_W-\alpha/r$ evaluated at $\vec{r}_1=\vec{r}_2=0$.

![Pure Coulomb corrections to the forward-scattering amplitude.[]{data-label="fig:Coulomb"}](Coulomb.eps){width="90.00000%"}

Using the representation of the Green function given in [@WichWoo] and defining $E\equiv \sqrt{s}-2M_W$ and ${\cal E}_W\equiv E+i\Gamma_W$, we can represent the Coulomb-corrected $e^- e^+$ forward-scattering amplitude corresponding to the diagrams in figure \[fig:Coulomb\] as $$\label{ampC}
    {\cal A}_{LR}^{\rm C}=
    \frac{\pi^2 \alpha_{ew}^2}{M_W^4}\,
    \langle p_2 - |n^{[i}\gamma^{j]} | p_1 - \rangle
    \langle p_1 - |n^{[i}\gamma^{j]} | p_2 - \rangle\,
    \, G_{\rm C}^{(0)}(0,0;{\cal E}_W),$$ where we have adopted the canonical helicity notation ${| p\pm


arguments as before the diagram is of order $\delta^2$ compared to the single-Coulomb exchange and does not have to be considered.

![a-c: Sample diagrams in the full SM that potentially give rise to corrections from semi-soft fermions. Only the insertion of a semi-soft fermion bubble (a) contributes at N$^{3\slash 2}$LO and leads to the EFT diagram shown in d.[]{data-label="fig:semi-soft"}](SemiSoft.eps){width="\textwidth"}

Another N$^{3\slash 2}$LO correction potentially arises from box diagrams with exchange of two semi-soft photons. Example diagrams in the full theory are shown in figure \[fig:semi-soft-box\]a-c, and a representative diagram in the effective theory is shown in figure \[fig:semi-soft-box\]d. After interacting with a semi-soft photon with momentum $k_{ss}$, the $W$ propagator turns into $
1/(2M_W k_{ss,0})\sim \delta^{-1/2}$. Note that $k_{ss,0}\sim M_W\sqrt \delta \gg \Gamma_W$ so that the decay width can be treated perturbatively inpaying some attention to isolate those contributions that are not included in a fixed-order NLO calculation in the fixed-width or complex-mass scheme.

The factor $\varpi$ is solely due to the use of a non-relativistic propagator. Since no kinematic expansion is performed in the calculation in the fixed-width or complex-mass scheme, all corrections of this kind are already included in [@Denner:2005es; @Denner:2005fg] and do not have to be considered here. This leaves the corrections from the derivative of the self-energy, $\Pi^{(1,1)}$, in . As shown in figure \[fig:residue\] these corrections contribute in two different ways to the imaginary part of the forward-scattering amplitude. In this figure we indicated the propagators of the non-relativistic $W$s by the abbreviations $$\label{eq:def-eta}
 \eta^{-}_r=r^0-\frac{\vec{r}^{\,2}}{2 M_W}+i\frac{\Gamma^{(0)}_W}{2},
\qquad
 \eta^{+}_r=E-r^0-\frac{\vec{r}^{\,2}}{2
 M_W}+i \frac{\Gamma^{(0)}_W}{2}.$$

![Cut EFT diagrams contributing to the residue corrections to the imaginary


\Gamma_W^{(0)}/M_W^2$ by $\Gamma_W^{(0)}$ in the denominator, but not in the numerator, where the factor of $k^2$ arises from the integration over the two-particle phase space of the $W$ decay products. Decomposing the $W$-momentum as $k=M_Wv + r$ with $v=(1,\vec 0\,)$ and a potential residual momentum $r$ shows that the $\mathcal{O}(\delta)$ correction from expanding the factor $k^2$ in the numerator is indeed given by  (up to the usual normalisation factor $2M_W$). Since in the fixed-order calculation of four-fermion production the decays are treated without kinematical approximations, this term does not correspond to a genuine NNLO contribution and must not be included here.

The only correction that has to be included therefore are four cut diagrams of the form of figure \[fig:residue\]a with the residue correction inserted at the different $W$-propagators. Incomparison the NLO correction from double-Coulomb exchange (light solid/cyan) is also shown.[]{data-label="fig:results"}](RelCorr.eps){width="0.7\linewidth"}

In table \[tab:tabnum\] we show the numerical results for the individual N$^{3\slash 2}$LO corrections to the unpolarised cross section, $\Delta \sigma^i=\Delta\sigma^i_{LR}/4$, at various centre-of-mass energies near the $W$-pair production threshold. In detail, the table contains corrections from interference of single-Coulomb exchange and soft/hard corrections from  (third column), from the NLO corrections to the Coulomb-potential  (fourth column), from interference of single-Coulomb exchange with decay and residue correction in equations  and  (fifth and sixth columns) and from the triple-Coulomb correction in  (seventh column). The result  for the sum of the different contributions is given in the second column. It is also instructive to compare to the size of the pure two-Coulomb exchange corrections given by the last term in  (eighth


    $|\vec p_\mu|>20$ GeV                                                153.71(5)                                         99.69(5) $\%$

   $M_{\mu\nu}>55$ GeV, $40 \text{ GeV}< M_{jj}< 120 \text{ GeV}$                      and an explicit calculation gives (we consider for definiteness the neutrino angular distribution) $$\label{eq:neutrino_angle}
\frac{1}{\sigma^{(0)}_{\mbox{\tiny EFT}}}
\frac{d \sigma^{(0)}_{\mbox{\tiny EFT}}}{d \cos \theta_{\nu}}
= \frac{3}{16} (1-\cos \theta_\nu) (3+\cos \theta_\nu) \, .$$ Computing the effect of the cut (\[cut-nu\]) using (\[eq:neutrino\_angle\]) gives a result $\kappa = \sigma^{(0)}_{\mbox{\tiny EFT, cut}}/
\sigma^{(0)}_{\mbox{\tiny EFT}}=96.16 \, \%$ which is in very good agreement with the number given in table \[tab:cuts\]. As another example, consider the neutrino forward-backward asymmetry $|(\sigma(\cos\theta_\nu>0)-\sigma(\cos\theta_\nu<0)|/\sigma_{\text{tot}}
=3/8$ computed from  as compared to the result $\sim 30\%$ obtained using WHIZARD.

A closer look at the angular distributions generated by WHIZARD reveals some deviations from the theoretical leading-order results, for example a forward-backward asymmetry of the $W$-bosons $|(\sigma(\cos\theta_W>0)-\sigma(\cos\theta_W<0)|/\sigma_{\text{tot}}\sim
30 \%$. These deviations are mainly to be attributed to non-resonant momentum configurations that are incorporated in the four-fermion operators that are


the measurement of the $W$-pair production cross section at LEP2 loose only about 10% of the total cross section. In view of the smallness of the corrections found here, no detailed differential cross section calculations beyond NLO appear to be necessary. Our result should then be combined with NLO calculations of the four-fermion cross section in the SM in the complex mass-scheme [@Denner:2005es; @Denner:2005fg] as described in appendix \[converttoCMS\].

The partonic four-fermion cross section must be convoluted with electron structure functions that sum large collinear logarithms. As discussed in [@Beneke:2007zg] to achieve the required precision for the $W$-mass measurement it will be necessary to improve the treatment of initial-state radiation that was applied at LEP to account consistently for next-to-leading logarithms. This problem is common to all high-precision studies in high-energy$G_\mu$ as input parameter (see e.g. [@Dittmaier:2001ay]), but for the moment we will leave the renormalisation scheme unspecified. Following the renormalisation conventions of [@Beneke:2007zg] the overall one-loop counterterm of the $W^+W^-\to W^+W^-$ amplitude in the full theory in a given charge-renormalisation scheme $S$ is given by $$\label{eq:ctterm}
\Delta^S_{\text{counter}}={\rm [tree]} \times \left( 2\, \delta Z^S_e +
2 \delta Z_{W} \right) ,$$ since the tree-level single photon exchange diagram (denoted by \[tree\]) is proportional to $e^2=(4\pi\alpha)^2$ and has four external $W$-legs.

In the following we write the charge counterterm in a given scheme $S$ as the counterterm in the $\alpha(0)$ scheme and a finite scheme-dependent shift $$\delta Z_e^S= \delta Z_e^{\alpha(0)}
-\frac{1}{2}\Delta \alpha^{S},$$ with the explicit expressions for the charge counterterm in the $\alpha(0)$ scheme [@Denner:1991kt][^3] $$\delta Z_e^{\alpha(0)}
=-\frac{1}{2}\delta Z_{AA}-\frac{s_w}{c_w}\frac{1}{2}\delta Z_{ZA}
= -\frac{1}{2}\frac{\partial\Pi_T^{AA}(k^2)}{\partial k^2}|_{k^2=0}
+\frac{s_w}{c_w}\frac{\Pi_T^{AZ}(0)}{M_Z^2},$$ where the transverse self-energies


that is directly proportional to $\Delta \sigma^{C1}_{LR}$, as is the term from the change of $c_{p,LR}^{(1,{\rm fin})}$, so the cancellation is obvious. A change in the imaginary part of $\Pi^{(1,1)}$ is more subtle, since it affects the imaginary part of $c_{p,LR}^{(1,{\rm fin})}$. We dropped this imaginary part in the on-shell scheme, since it does not correspond to cuts involving the four-fermion final state, but this is no longer correct if the field renormalisation is complex. In this case one must include the imaginary part of $c_{p,LR}^{(1,{\rm fin})}$ that comes from $\Pi^{(1,1)}$, in which case the $C\times H$ correction is no longer proportional to $\Delta \sigma^{C1}_{LR}$. Rather, as in the calculation of the residue correction, one obtains the integral (\[rescorr\]). We thus see again that the change in $\Pi^{(1,1)}$is compensated by the one in $c_{p,LR}^{(1,{\rm fin})}$. A similar argument applies to the change in the $WW\gamma$ vertex. Hence no further correction is needed to convert our result to the case when the full NLO calculation is done in the complex-mass scheme.

[99]{} The LEP collaborations ALEPH, DELPHI, L3, OPAL and the LEP Electroweak Working Group, , hep-ex/0612034. J.A. Aguilar-Saavedra [*et al.*]{} \[ECFA/DESY LC Physics Working Group\], , hep-ph/0106315. A. Tonazzo and K. M[ö]{}nig, , talk given by K. M[ö]{}nig at the [*6th workshop on 2nd ECFA/DESY study on physics and detectors for a linear electron-positron collider*]{}, Padova, Italy, 2000. Slides available at `http://www.pd.infn.it/ecfa/` G.W. Wilson, , DESY LC note LC-PHSM-2001-009.\
Available at `http://www-flc.desy.de/lcnotes/` M. Lemoine and M.J.G. Veltman, Nucl. Phys. B [**164**]{} (1980) 445. W. Beenakker, F.A. Berends


Deir el-Zour. The Syrian military said a U.S. airstrike that reportedly hit Syria forces enabled an ISIS advance on a hill overlooking an air base in the region. (Associated Press)

The Syrian military said the airstrike enabled an ISIS advance on a hill overlooking the air base. It called the strike a "serious and blatant attack on Syria and its military," and "firm proof of the U.S. support of Daesh and other terrorist groups," using the Arabic acronym for IS. President Bashar Assad's government views all those fighting against it as "terrorists," and has long accused the U.S. and other rebel supporters of backing extremists.

The U.S. is not known to have directly struck Assad's forces at any point during the five-year civil war.

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Diffusion-weighted magnetic resonance imaging of the pancreas.
Diffusion-weighted imaging (DWI) assesses the random motion of the water protons. The technique is more frequently used in body imaging, and recent investigations showed its use in pancreatic imaging. Diffusion-weighted imaging can be helpful as a complementary imaging method in the differentiation between mass-forming focal pancreatitis and pancreatic adenocarcinoma. The apparent diffusion coefficient (ADC) values derived from DWI can distinguish between simple pancreatic cyst, inflammatory cysts, and cystic neoplasms of the pancreas. Presence of parenchymal fibrosis in chronic pancreatitis causes diffusion restriction and results in lower ADC values on baseline DWI. The ADC values reveal either delayed peak after secretin stimulation or lower peak values in patients with early chronic pancreatitis, which may be helpful to depict chronic pancreatitis in its earliestDESCRIPTION The trafficking of lysosomal hydrolases to lysosomes depends on the modification of Asn-liked oligosaccharides to permit binding to mannose 6-phosphate (M6P) receptors. The critical initial step in the specific addition of M6P to lysosomal hydrolases is catalyzed by the enzyme, UDP-N-acetylglucosamine: lysosomal enzyme N-Acetylglucosamine-1-phospho-transferase. Using a novel monoclonal antibody, bovine GlcNAc phospho-transferase (PTase) has been purified to homogeneity as a complex of three polypeptides of 166 kDa, 56 kDa and 51 kDa. The GlcNAc-PTase subunits are encoded by at least two cDNAs, one of which has been isolated. The remaining cDNA(s) will be isolated and characterized. Confirmation that these cDNAs represent the structural genes for GlcNAc-PTase will be obtained by immunoprecipitation with antipeptide antibodies or expression of epitope-tagged subunits and immunoprecipitation with anti-epitope antibodies. Subunit specific monoclonal


and HEW, with the help of the bi-racial committee required hereunder, infra. During the first semester of the 1970-71 school year studies as to the ultimate use of Washington and the Negro children presently assigned there should be undertaken as a high priority project so that these children may start receiving the benefits of a completely integrated education beginning with the second semester of the coming school year.

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We have given careful attention to the criticisms of the district court in its May 8 order directed toward the HEW plan. Concededly the plan is not perfect, but its one paramount advantage outstrips and overcomes each of the criticisms leveled at it by the district judge: it accomplishes desegregation of the Clarksdale Municipal Separate School District. As the only planit to others whose problems are even more acute.

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The plaintiffs in the Court below, so the record shows, attacked the Orange County decision as "an aberration". This Court en banc has never said so, and the only way legally to over-rule Orange would be by an en banc decision.

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Here, however, the District Judge followed Orange to the last letter and for this he is to be reversed by two judges out of the fourteen on this Court. I shall request the Chief Judge to poll the Court on granting an en banc hearing in this case. It is public knowledge that an Orange County plan has been ordered by the District Court for the Southern District of Texas for the City of Houston, Texas, and that case is


1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an ink cartridge for an ink-jet recording apparatus, having an ink pack that is formed of flexible material into a flat bag shape, and that is stored in a case forming an outer shell of the cartridge.
2. Description of the Related Art
In general, an ink-jet recording apparatus is equipped with an ink-jet recording head which is mounted on a carriage and moved in the widthwise direction of recording paper, and paper feed system for moving the recording paper in the direction orthogonal to the traveling direction of the recording head. On the basis of print data, ink droplets are ejected from the recording head, thus recording the data on the recording paper.
In order to effect a comparatively-high volume ofYuba County's general liability policy covered the county against claims for "bodily injury or damage to tangible property resulting from an accidental event" and defined an "accidental event" as something the insured "didn't expect or intend to happen." There, as in the present case, the suit was for wrongful termination of employment. The St. Paul Fire & Marine Ins. Co. court concluded that the employee's termination was not an "unintentional, unexpected, chance occurrence" and that there was no potential liability under the policy. Therefore, the insured had no obligation to defend. (Id., at pp. 1201, 1202.)
The court in the present case noted that there was a distinction between the language in St. Paul Fire & Marine Ins. Co. and the language in petitioner's policy. There, an accidental event


the service of the good guys. Of course, it helps that the boy is handsome, tall, sweet, and confident, but without that old woman's intervention, even a child of fortune would have fallen prey to the forces of evil ("He'd snap your nose off," says Grandmother). In fact, the Grimms' own variant reinforces this notion by doubling the old women: the boy is first saved by another old woman who allows him into the robbers' den and then protects him from their initial inclination to kill him.

What do these old women signify? According to Babbitt's and Marcellino's playful interpretation, old age is good when it gives way to youth with willing grace. Babbitt's king is not giving way-he's as captious and vain as the devil. Babbitt's text tipsQ:

Hardy–Littlewood maximal function – an example

Let $$f(x)= \begin{cases} \frac{1}{x\log^2x}, & \text{if} \hspace{2mm} 0 < x < \frac{1}{2}\\
0, & \text{otherwise} \end{cases} $$
I have so far shown that $f$ is integrable. However, I am confused on this step in the book showing that the maximal function $M(f)$ is not integrable.
$$ M f(x) \geqslant \frac{1}{2x} \int\limits_0^{2x} |f(y)|\, {\rm d}y$$
Where is the $\frac{1}{2x}$ coming from and why are the limits in the integral now $0$ and $2x$. I would appreciate clarification and motivation for this.

A:

I am assuming $x > 0$ here. They're taking the average of $|f|$ over the interval centered at $x$ of radius $x$. This interval is exactly $[0,2x]$. So the average of $|f|$ over this interval is given by
$${1 \over 2x} \int_0^{2x} |f(y)| \, dy$$
The maximal function


felt was an insecurity is becoming a useful feature. In the old days you had the obsolete vfork which blocked the parents. There is not need to use it today; actually, fork is often implemented thru clone(2) which you should not use directly in practice (see futex(7)...) but only thru POSIX pthreads. But thinking of fork as a magical cloner of your process might help.
When coding (even in C) don't forget to test against failure of fork  and of execve. See perror(3)
PS. the fork syscall is as difficult to understand as the multiverse idea. Both are "forking" the time!

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Q:

If I issue 'adb shell screencap /storage/sdcard/file. What type of file the result is?

In adb shell, screencap -h tell me:
usage: screencap [-hp] [-d display-id] [FILENAME]
    -h: this message
    -p: save the file as a png.
    -d: specify the display id to capture, default 0.
If FILENAME ends with .png it will be saved as a png.
If FILENAME is not given, the results will be printed to stdout.

It doesn't indicate what type of file the captured screen is.

A:

First, the message you posted does indicate something about the format: You can get a PNG file using the -p flag.
You find find the source of screencap here. Apparently,Baillie Peak

Baillie Peak () is a peak over  high, located  south-southeast of Mount Angier in the Moore Mountains, Queen Elizabeth Range, Antarctica. The peak was observed by the Ohio State University Geological Party, 1967–68, which named it for Ralph J. Baillie, a field assistant with the party.

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get the job done. While four players assume the roles of said soldiers, a single player also takes the reins of the monster that they’re hunting in an epic four-versus-one fight for survival. During our hands-on with the title’s pre-alpha build, we were introduced to one of the local beasts and four of the warriors that are sent out to dispatch these pesky foes.

In essence, the Hunters are a group of perfectly equipped humans whose sole job on Shear is to take down the mighty fiends that roam the settlements and environments. We handled all four of the playable characters that each come with their own unique skill sets, as well as trusty jet packs which are used to scale the large maps. When used in harmony, thesethat restores the group’s health within a small radius, and a tranquilliser to expose and slow the beast. She also has an anti-material rifle, which is used to pierce the monster’s tough skin at long range, exposing weak points that her allies can take full advantage of to cause extra damage.

Elsewhere, the support aspect of the team comes from Hank, who provides a tactical advantage in both offence and defence. He’s got a laser cutter to deal damage, a shield gun to protect buddies under heavy attack, and even a cloaking device to make both him and nearby allies invisible. Best of all, however, is his access to an orbital barrage, a highly effective shock-and-awe air strike that can deal extreme damage to the menace with a direct


part on the PlayStation 4, too. Even in its pre-alpha state, we were impressed by the title’s implementation of the CryEngine, which puts many current releases to shame. Still, it’s worth mentioning that this will be an online-only affair, with no single player component to speak of. The artificial intelligence will take over if a team mate drops out, but don’t go expecting a bombastic solo campaign to complement the co-op action.

Nevertheless, the initial signs for this team-based romp are more than positive, and we’ve got our fingers crossed that the developer can maintain the all-important balance required to sustain an experience such as this. With a strong studio at the helm, though, and many more monster types, Hunters, and even more stomping grounds to come, this couldexception to the warrant requirement when police have probable cause to believe that the vehicle contains contraband, stolen goods or other evidence of a crime and the exigent circumstance of mobility is present which makes obtaining a warrant impractical. Chambers v. Maroney, 399 U.S. at 48-49, 21 L.Ed.2d at 426-27; Carroll v. United States, 267 U.S. at 156, 69 L.Ed. at 552-53. Also inherent in cases allowing the warrantless search of automobiles is the notion that a lesser expectation of privacy exists in regard to automobile interiors than for homes or other personal property. See Arkansas v. Sanders, 442 U.S. at 761, 61 L.Ed.2d at 243. See also South Dakota v. Opperman, 428 U.S. 364, 49 L.Ed.2d 1000, 96 S.Ct. 3092 (1976). However, the Supreme Court recently cautioned


U.S. 832, 46 L.Ed.2d 50, 96 S.Ct. 54 (1975); United States v. Anderson, 500 F.2d 1311 (5th Cir.1974); United States v. Soriano, 497 F.2d 147 (5th Cir.1974) (en banc), reaffirmed without published opinion sub nom. United States v. Aviles, 535 F.2d 658 (1976); United States v. Stevie, 578 F.2d 204 (8th Cir.1977), reversed en banc, 582 F.2d 1175 (8th Cir.1978). See also United States v. Finnegan, 568 F.2d 637 (9th Cir.1977) (sustaining immediate search of suitcase removed from an automobile despite argument that Chadwick mandated opposite result).
[3]  The trial court found:

"Deputy Davidson, from his prior training and experience of fifteen (15) years as a law enforcement officer, knew that Marihuana is transported inside paper bags, spare tires, inside tires on a vehicle, under the seats of vehicles,COLLEGE STATION, Texas -- Summer heat waves are not enjoyable for anyone really, especially a little boy from Texas.The boy's father said his son typically loves playing out in the sun.But when the temperature hit 107 degrees in College Station, Texas, the child had a meltdown."Why are you crying?" a woman asked the boy."No more hot," the boy sobbed. "... It's too hot ... it's too hot!"It's okay kid, we've all been there!


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chocolate were one thing. But what the Voodoo Doughnut people were offering was bacon, in your face. No apologies, no tucking it in as an unobtrusive accent mark.

I didn't think the cold strips of bacon on the maple bar doughnut I got looked very appetizing. But then I bit into it.

And I never looked back.

These bacon chocolate chip cookies are somewhere in between the mild-mannered bacon chocolate bar and the bold bacon maple doughnut. There's enough bacon in there that you don't overlook it, but it's easy to be fooled into thinking these are just ordinary chocolate chip cookies when you first bite into them. Even though you're the one who made them. Because they look so pedestrian, and you're not expecting the bacon. And the pieces ofradical polymerization and (2) the thin layer of butanol eliminates the tension effect of the sensor mixture in the well to get a smooth film. The mixed monomers were then allowed to cure for 1 h at room temperature. After that the butyl alcohol was removed by pipetting and the wells were washed with ethanol and then BR buffers (pH 3.0 and pH 7.0) before use.

2.4. Optimization of the Sensing Films {#sec2dot4-sensors-18-00564}
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To enhance the sensing activities of the hydrogel films, we have explored the effects of the matrix's components, mainly HEMA, AM, and PEGDMA, on the sensitivity through an optimization of their ratios. Hydrogel sensing films were prepared in 96-well plates as mentioned above in [Section 2.3](#sec2dot3-sensors-18-00564){ref-type="sec"}. Five films (F1--F5) with variable weight ratios of HEMA and AM


monomer composition to minimize the use of DMF, which is a necessary solvent for OS2. By minimizing the use of DMF, the precursors for sensing film formation have no influence on the optical properties of the polystyrene of the 96-well plate bottoms. A schematic procedure for the hydrogel preparation in a 96-well plate was given in [Figure 1](#sensors-18-00564-f001){ref-type="fig"}. The concentrations for oxygen and pH probes for sensor hydrogel preparation were 1 mg/g and 0.5 mg/g, respectively, in the gel precursors. Premixed hydrogel precursor solutions (40 μL) were added to each micro-well and polymerized for 1 hour at room temperature. Two groups of cured gels in a 96-well plate were presented, which were polymerized with and without covering a layer of butyl alcohol, respectively. Gels appeared to have alot of winkles in the micro-wells when polymerized without the butanol layer, while the films prepared with a layer of butyl alcohol were flat and uniform. The thickness of the flat films is about 0.675 ± 0.005 mm in wet condition and 0.58 ± 0.003 mm in dry condition ([Figure 2](#sensors-18-00564-f002){ref-type="fig"}).

The fluorescence properties of a group of sensing gels (nine gels prepared in different wells) excited at 488 nm for pH sensor's emissions only and excited at 405 nm for both the pH sensor and oxygen sensor are shown in [Figure 3](#sensors-18-00564-f003){ref-type="fig"}. Results showed that the fluorescence properties of the nine different films were almost the same, indicating the high reliability and repeatability of this approach and the potential high throughput applications of the sensor gels in 96


intensities at 525 nm were observed within the first 1 h of the experiments. After that a slight fluorescence decrease was observed for the blank sample, along with significant decreases of the fluorescence intensities with cells. Samples with higher cell densities produced faster intensity decreases, showing faster acidification rates. It was observed the pH changes were much slower than oxygen changes. This is due to that the fact LB medium has significant buffering capability to delay the pH changes. On the other hand, pH changes were observed after the DO was consumed completely, showing cells can still undergo metabolism. This is because that H^+^ ions were translocated outwards across the plasma membrane of *E. coli* by a respiratory pulse in the anaerobic conditions \[[@B38-sensors-18-00564]\].

The fluorescence signals as shownaid of butyl alcohol are quite flat and smooth. The hydrogels could be reused and were robust enough to be washed, dried, rehydrated and stored in air for at least 1 week. Such functional 96-well plates were used for simultaneously monitoring the changes of pH and oxygen during the growth of *E. coli*. Clear cell density dependent oxygen consumption and extracellular acidification rates were observed by using the sensor gels. Further, the sensors provided the capability for studying the effects of antibiotics on cell oxygen respiration and cellular acidification. Although the current sensor formats still exhibited photo-instability and temperature effects during the measurements, our results demonstrated herein a new avenue to broaden the oxygen and pH sensor's applications in biological fields for in-situ and high throughput analysis of


seriously.

“The Archbishop’s action is deeply hypocritical and I call on him to apologise for silencing Fr Brennan.”

It is not the first time a pro-LGBT speaker is alleged to have been outlawed from Catholic events.

The Vatican cut ties with a Catholic International Women’s Day event this year because one of the speakers is a lesbian.

The annual Voices of Faith conference, which features Catholic women from across the world, is traditionally held at the Vatican on International Women’s Day.

However, this year’s event was spurned by Catholic officials, who took exception to the list of speakers – which included Ugandan lesbian Catholic Ssenfuka Joanita Warry, as well as academic Tina Beattie, who has challenged the Church’s anti-LGBT rhetoric.

Pope Francis declined to attend the meeting, and refused to hold a Mass for2](#pone-0106898-t002){ref-type="table"}. IRRs were significant in all gender- and age groups. The strongest effect was among women aged 35--69 with an IRR (95% CI) of 3.04 (2.85--3.24). Poisson models with test for interaction between education and year did not show a significant change in the education-effect over time in any of the four gender- and age groups. The RII was strongest among women aged 35--69 with RII (95% CI) of 4.36 (4.03--4.71). SII was smallest among women aged 35--69 and largest among men aged 70--94.

10.1371/journal.pone.0106898.t002

###### Relative and absolute inequalities in AMI incidence according to level of education by gender and age group: a CVDNOR project.

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getting an incident AMI.

RIIs and SIIs from analyses stratified on calendar year are given in [Figure 2](#pone-0106898-g002){ref-type="fig"}. There were no linear trends in RIIs over time in any of the gender and age groups. Among men and women 35--69 years, the SIIs showed no linear trend, while among men and women 70--94 years there was a statistically significant linear decrease with p-trend = 0.02 among men and p-trend = 0.006 among women.

![Time-trends in relative index of inequality (RII) and slope index of inequality (SII): a CVDNOR project.\
Estimates are displayed by gender and age group. Upper panel: Men and women aged 35--69 years. Lower panel: Men and women aged 70--94 years. The y- axis for the RII is given on the left hand side and the y-axis for the SII is given oneducational differences in first-time AMI in Sweden between 1987 and 2008 reported an IRR for less than 9 vs. more than 12 years of education to be 1.60 for men and 1.85 for women.[@pone.0106898-Yang1] This corresponds well with the IRRs we found for upper secondary vs. basic education. A Finnish study on socioeconomic inequalities in acute coronary syndromes between 1988 and 2002 found significant differences in age-standardized incidence rates between secondary and basic education which decreased with age, and stronger relative differences among younger women than younger men.[@pone.0106898-Lammintausta1] In accordance with our findings, they found no significant interaction between level of education and calendar year.

We are not aware of studies that have reported RII and SII for educational inequalities in AMI incidence, only CHD and CVD mortality.[@pone.0106898-Mackenbach1]--[@pone.0106898-Strand1] Our


the likelihood of reversed causation because education usually is completed early in life, before clinical CVD.[@pone.0106898-Shavers1] Low occupational class/income/wealth at the time of the event may be caused by many years of poor health status before the clinical event. Education is a precise and stable measure which, in Norway, is easier to obtain than other SES-measures. In addition, the different SES-measures do not measure the same aspects of socioeconomic status,[@pone.0106898-Geyer1] and education is perhaps more related to lifestyle choices and health awareness than income and wealth.

The identification of incident AMI cases in the study was based on diagnosis codes from the patient administrative systems without validation against the patient\'s medical records, but another project who used the same method to withdraw data on AMI-hospitalisations from the patient administrativeCVD risk factor levels and health behaviour. Since our study is based on the total population of Norway and information on the cases was obtained from patient administrative systems at the hospitals, we were not able to adjust for CVD risk factors or other lifestyle factors. Statistics Norway delivers reports on health, life style and living conditions every third year based on results from telephone interviews and questionnaires in a representative sample of Norwegian residents.[@pone.0106898-Statistics2] According to these reports there are substantial educational inequalities in the prevalence of smoking, obesity and physical inactivity. The prevalence of smoking and physical inactivity decreased between 2002 and 2012 for all levels of education and age groups, while obesity increased. The relative educational inequalities in smoking prevalence also increased in all age


water to float off the germ and peels. The grinding, sieving, and regrinding processes of the remnant's endosperm particles were repeated until they were basically free from starch. The starch--protein slurry was centrifuged at 2000 rpm for 20 min. The supernatant was discarded, and the protein layer on the top of the starch was removed with a spatula. The starch was washed repeatedly by re-dispersing in distilled water and centrifuging until it appeared clean. The cleaned starch was air-dried on a glass plate for 12 h, re-dispersed in water, and wet-sieved through a 100-mesh screen. The starch passing through the screen was recovered by centrifugation (LMC, 3000) (2000 rpm, 20 min) and dried in a hot air oven at 40 °C.

2.3. Extraction of Essential Oil {#sec2dot3-foods-09-00184}
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The fresh budsdecreased from 28.67% to 27.13% with 1% and 3% CEO, respectively. When EO was added in starch film, solubility in water decreased. The engagement of EO in the structure of starch and interaction between the CEO and the hydroxyl groups of starch can increase the hydrophobic nature of the films. Therefore, the availability of hydroxyl groups and its interaction with water molecules was reduced and led to less solubility. Perhaps the decrease of starch film with CEO solubility is due to the formation of amylose-lipid complexes with a tight helical structure due to the formed links with the hydrophobic hole \[[@B59-foods-09-00184]\].

3.3. Free Radical Scavenging Activity {#sec3dot3-foods-09-00184}
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A DPPH scavenging assay was employed to elucidate the antioxidant activity of the millet starch films with and without CEO ([Table 3](#foods-09-00184-t003){ref-type="table"}). As


the concentration of essential oil increased, the DPPH scavenging activity of the films was significantly increased in the millet starch film and presented the lowest antioxidant activity (0.3%) at 30 minute incubation for the control sample, while increasing the CEO fraction in the starch film lead to an increase of antioxidant activity and 3% CEO combined film presenting the highest antioxidant activity (15.96%) at 90 min incubation, which may be due to the presence of eugenol shown as the principal component of buds oil from clove. This was in agreement with the reported highest antioxidant activity of films containing additional eugenol microcapsules \[[@B60-foods-09-00184]\]. In fact, it has been shown that the addition of eugenol microcapsules containing oleic acid promoted the eugenol retention in the starch matrix during filmlegal…

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Lophocampa laroipa

Lophocampa laroipa is a moth of the family Erebidae. It was described by Herbert Druce in 1893. It is found in Costa Rica, Guatemala, Ecuador and Brazil.

Description
Male

Primaries are pale fawn coloured, crossed from the costal to the inner margin with fine zigzag dark brown lines. There are two spots on the costal margin, one at the end of the cell, and two on the outer margin dark brown. The fringe is alternately fawn and dark brown. Secondaries pale yellowish white. Head, antennae, thorax, abdomen, and legs yellowish fawn. Expanse .

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Category:Moths described in 1893furniture fall in this category: furniture which is more in keeping with today's casual living than the more elaborate specimens with their wealth of detail and imported woods.

Simplicity of line was paramount. Fancy grained woods were often used to substitute for carving and inlay. The woods most used were pine, maple, cherry, curly maple, apple, pear and birch.

PRIMITIVES

Country furniture of the simplest kinds, made with hand tools, and of native woods (usually pine, maple and cherry) with plain hardware are generally called primitives.

These pieces are often quaint, some to the point of crudity.

ROCKING CHAIRS

The rocking chair is strictly an American innovation, our own Benjamin Franklin often being credited with the invention.

The first rocking chairs were made by adding rockers to regular chairs. This has been done often since,


rate (Ro) multiplied by a rate of increase Ri. The rate of increase (Ri) can be represented by the following equation 1.[Equation 1]Ri=min(NT,NR)
For example, provided that a MIMO system uses four transmission (Tx) antennas and four reception (Rx) antennas, the MIMO system can theoretically acquire a high data transfer rate which is four times higher than that of a single antenna system. After the above-mentioned theoretical capacity increase of the MIMO system was demonstrated in the mid-1990s, many developers began to conduct intensive research into a variety of technologies which can substantially increase a data transfer rate using the theoretical capacity increase. Some of the above technologies have been reflected in a variety of wireless communication standards, for example, a third-generation mobile communication or a next-generation wireless LAN,purpose other than dividing and taking away votes from competitors. One almost painfully obvious example of a spoiler is relatively unknown politician Yuriy Timoshenko, who enlisted in early February for the presidential election.

An enraged Yulia Timoshenko accused her rival, President Petro Poroshenko of standing behind his candidacy. And understandably so, since the male Tymoshenko’s main purpose seems to be to appear as a second Y. Timoshenko on the ballot, thus confusing voters and draining votes from his rival Yulia.

Election fraud has of course also always been part of Ukrainian politics, be it through outright manipulation or by paying impoverished voters to sell their ballot. Accusations of systematic voter fraud set off the Orange Revolution, the mass protests in 2004 which prevented then- Premier Viktor Yanukovych from taking power.

However,


candidacy though.

For observers of Ukrainian politics, this isn’t surprising. The country is used to it by now. At some point, it will become clear who his masters really are. The real surprise will be if Zelesnky turns out to be like this onscreen personality.

Paul Simon is a German journalist who divides his time between Kyiv and Hamburg. Photograph courtesy of FEMEN. Published under a Creative Commons license.conducted a large-scale survey of banking personnel in China and found that WV had a negative relationship with work productivity \[[@B4-ijerph-17-00912]\]. Therefore, it seems possible that negative affectivity may be driving the obtained relationships among the variables.

Second, the mediated effect also translates into significant results, which supports hypotheses H2a--H2d of this study. These results support the findings of past studies \[[@B47-ijerph-17-00912],[@B48-ijerph-17-00912]\]. Correspondingly, Gandi conducted a study of nurses in selected states of Nigeria. The findings of that study support our study and suggest that occupational stress is a significant element in reducing the sustainable work performance of employees \[[@B49-ijerph-17-00912]\], so OS at the workplace is costly for organizations \[[@B50-ijerph-17-00912]\]. Unhappy or disengaged employees cost companies billions of dollars each year in lost revenues, settlements, and other damages.

In conclusion,


because most employees have no awareness of the stress.

Moreover, it is noted that occupational stress is not limited; presenteeism concerns also arise among employees. This is another type of low sustainable work performance, which develops when employees come to work but are mentally absent; due to the occupational stress, they cannot efficiently and effectively perform their job. Moreover, with occupational stress, organizations also encounter worker turnover costs. Finally, we can deduce that workplace violence increases the level of occupational stress among employees. Along with workplace violence, organizational culture will also erode an organization by paralyzing its workforce, diminishing its productivity, and stifling creativity and innovation. We can conclude that if employees are happy and healthy, they can be their most productive. So organizations need to construct a culturewhere employees can be at their best and shine.

7. Practical Implications and Limitations {#sec7-ijerph-17-00912}
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7.1. Practical Implications {#sec7dot1-ijerph-17-00912}
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The findings of this study indicate some practical steps that could reduce workplace violence. First, organizations should organize some healthy activities for their employees (e.g., family fairs, sports events). Second, managers/supervisors need to identify bad employees who are the root cause of violence at the workplace, then provide them with training on soft skills, e.g., relationship management, work time and stress management, and personality development. Third, organizations need to communicate with function heads and supervisors that employees are the greatest asset of the organization and give them directions on how to treat them. Finally, top-level management should encourage a positive workplace environment and interpersonal cooperation among employees. These steps can help to


the water protected the basil IMO, way too wet, but I be the overall taste was outstanding. -Marc

It would make no sense to pull out the pie throw some basil on and throw it back in. He uses a lot of oil and the water from the cheese adds a lot of protection to the basil from burning. That's why the tips are only burnt and not the body of the basil.

Just to clarify-the basil was added before baking. Also, to Jackie Trans point the basil and the oven have quite a bit to do with it not burning. I can get those results in my 2stone if it's hot enough using fresh mozz and moderate oil.

Edit:FWIW, I attribute the basil not burning to it sticking to the(gaps) that separate the bursts are strongly dependent on the capsaicin concentration. As capsaicin increases, they are significantly shortened, and at high capsaicin level, they virtually disappear leaving bursts indistinguishable. These results demonstrate that the interburst gaps are directly associated with capsaicin binding. They occur because of the absence of capsaicin binding rather than a slow opening rate that prevents the channel from being open.

With the interburst gaps as an indicator, we determined the influences of low pH on capsaicin binding. [Fig. 2](#fig2){ref-type="fig"} A shows single-channel recordings from a patch perfused with a constant capsaicin concentration but variable pH. A relatively low capsaicin concentration (0.1 μM) was used so as to maximize the occurrences of long gaps. The activity at the normal pH indeed consisted of short bursts


the population of the short closures increased as opposed to that of the medium ones. The population of the long closures was insignificant throughout the entire pH range. At pH 5.5, the long openings and short closures became nearly the exclusive components involved in the gating. (C) Coupling between closed and open components, as measured from the relative volume of the exponential pairs in the 2D dwell-time distributions. The most significant coupling occurred between short closures and long openings. At normal or high pH, strong couplings were present between short closures and medium or short openings as well as medium closures and all three types of openings. Lowering pH further enhanced the coupling between short closures and long openings. Results were averaged from 11 single-channel outside-out patches. Inthat the elongation of the long open component is most likely specific to low pH and independent of capsaicin concentrations.

With capsaicin binding, it was observed to be mutually cooperative with protonation, i.e., increasing pH tends to elongate the gaps, but the elongation can be undone by further increasing capsaicin concentration. The results described above suggest that this is not the case for the elongation of the long openings. Increasing capsaicin at the normal pH has little effect on the time constants of all three open components ([@bib17]). Therefore, different mechanisms are probably underlying the pH dependences of the long openings and the interburst gap durations.

DISCUSSION
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We investigated the potentiation of capsaicin activation of the VR1 channel by low extracellular pH. To unmask the underlying mechanisms, we exploited the rich