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The governments of France and Germany have made it clear that under no
circumstances would they send troops to Iraq.

To think they ever would  or that the United Nations Security Council
would ever approve military action against Iraq  was preposterous,
evidence made public this week makes clear.

"Memos from Iraqi intelligence officials, recovered by American and British
inspectors, show the dictator was told as early as May 2002 that France
having been granted oil contracts  would veto any American plans for war,"
the Scotsman newspaper reported.

Evidence uncovered by the Iraq Survey Group (ISG) showed that Russia and
China  two other nations that have vetoes on the Security Council  also
had been bribed by Saddam.

The primary motive for French cooperation, former Deputy Prime Minister
Tarik Aziz told interrogators, was the promise of


system consists of bound hole pairs and when $J>J_c(h)$ phase separation into a hole-rich and spin-rich phase occurs. Furthermore, since $h\neq 0$ destroys the spin-rotation invariance of the system and induces a gap in the spectrum of magnetic excitations, the model belongs to the Luter Emery universality class [@emer]. The charge exponent $K_\rho$, which determines the behavior of correlation functions at large distances, was proven to be $K_\rho>1$ in a wide, physically relevant regime of parameters, indicating on dominant SC correlations [@jb1].

In this paper we will report on a comparative study of (i.e. BCS) and øpairing correlations in spin singlet and triplet channels in 1D $t-J-h$ model [@jb; @jb1], using Lanczos exact diagonalization method. First, we will derive an equal time version of øgap and show that: a)of the other crime would present an
              incoherent or incomplete story of the charged crime.

1
 Res gestae means “the events at issue or others contemporaneous with them.” Bryan A.
Garner, Garner’s Dictionary of Legal Usage, 777 (3d ed. 2011). In evidence law, res
gestae is “a rule of relevance that makes testimony about the events forming part of the res
gestae admissible.” Id. at 778.

                                                 9
Id. at 132. Published in


The supreme court’s line of cases applying the

immediate-episode exception predates Hollins and illustrates that the two exceptions serve

nearly identical purposes. Id. (citing Nunn, 561 N.W.2d at 907–08; State v. Darveaux, 318

N.W.2d 44, 48 (Minn. 1982) (holding that evidence of drugs found in the defendant's purse

two days after drug store robbery was admissible as immediate-episode evidence where

the drugs were the same type of drugs stolen from the drug store); State v. Leecy, 294

N.W.2d 280, 282 (Minn. 1980) (explaining that testimony about earlier threats is

immediate-episode evidence because the earlier threats escalated into the charged assault);

and State v. Martin, 293 Minn. 116, 128, 197 N.W.2d 219, 226–27 (1972) (concluding that

the district court properly admitted testimony regarding earlier robberies committed by the

          2009 publication of Hollins establishing

the definition of intrinsic evidence, we can find no case relying on Hollins to admit

evidence of a previous conviction. Moreover, the 2011 aggravated robbery does not share

the necessary temporal connection with the charged offense; the two offenses occurred

over seventeen months apart. Without this temporal connection, the 2011 aggravated

robbery is neither immediate-episode nor intrinsic evidence.

       B. Admissibility as Spreigl Evidence

       The state alternatively argued that the 2011 aggravated robbery conviction was

admissible as Spreigl evidence. Although the district court did not rely on this reasoning,

we agree.

       Evidence of other bad acts may be admissible for the limited purpose of “showing

motive, intent, knowledge, identity, absence of mistake or accident,


                             14
to hear some evidence of his involvement in a 2011 aggravated robbery.               Because

admission of the conviction itself did not affect the verdict, Diriye is not entitled to a new

trial on this ground. Thus, we turn to Diriye’s second argument regarding the scope of the

prior-crime evidence.

       2. Scope of the Challenged Testimony

       Once other-bad-acts evidence is admitted, the defendant bears the burden of

challenging its scope. State v. Washington, 693 N.W.2d 195, 204 (Minn. 2005)(noting

appellant’s concession that certain other-bad-acts evidence may have been relevant due to

similarities). When a defendant has not objected contemporaneously to the manner in

which other-bad-acts evidence is presented, the supreme court has expressed reluctance to

second-guess the district court’s discretion. Ture v. State, 681 N.W.2d 9, 16 (Minn. 2004)

(faulting the defendant’s failure to object when the contested testimony was introduced and

holding that the district court did not abuse its discretion by allowing the state to present

24 witnesses who testified for three days of a 12-day murder trial about the details of other-

bad-acts evidence involving another murder). When the record demonstrates that the

district court had no advance opportunity to consider the contested aspect of the other-bad-

acts testimony, the supreme court reframes the issue as whether the district court failed to

sua sponte


hysteria about all-mighty Russian cyber-spies”. But for a Russian president who prides himself on efficiency and making Russia look powerful, it all smacks of a major setback.

Even small western European countries with no history of tense geopolitical confrontations with Russia can find themselves targeted

As a teenager Putin was fascinated by 1960s Soviet spy movies. In the early years of his presidency his strong point was his efficiency. One of the reasons he became president in the first place was that he’d proven his worth to the Yeltsin “family” (as it was dubbed) while running the FSB secret services. His agents were ordered to ensnare the Russian general prosecutor Yuri Skuratov in a honey trap, so as to stop him investigating high-level graft. Soon enough, a video broadcast onSoviet bloc, have memories others don’t. If anything, the 2015 refugee crisis made the east-west gap more visible. But as one high-level German official told me this week, Russia’s actions may well give a boost to European unity, rather than deepen disagreements.

It is now possible that western Europeans will feel a new closeness to those Poles and Balts who have long warned about Russia’s encroachments but felt (especially before the war in Ukraine) that they were crying in the wilderness. In the end, Russian spooks may well help bridge some gaps between European sensitivities. That’s not a spy movie Putin would enjoy.


galaxy mergers cannot be observed directly and so we must rely on theoretical models for galaxy formation along with a robust set of observations to ascertain the cosmological galaxy-galaxy merger rate.

Many theoretical models build upon the foundation laid by dark matter (DM) only $N$-body simulations, with each model applying a different method for populating DM haloes with their constituent galaxies. The underlying halo-halo merger has largely converged among various theoretical models [@Fakhouri2008; @FMB10; @Genel09; @Genel10]. Despite this agreement in the foundational structure of galaxy evolution, theoretical models for galaxy formation have yet to establish a sufficiently accurate value for the galaxy-galaxy merger rate. There remains as a much as an order of magnitude discrepancy in the predicted values depending on mass, mass-ratio, redshift, and theoretical framework [@bower2006; @Croton2006;We compute the halo-halo merger rate directly using the trees constructed with Consistent Trees. The merger rate is calculated at any redshift as a function of the descendant halo mass $M_0$, and the mass ratio $\xi = M_{i}/M_{1}$ for the progenitor haloes (for $i>1$), where $M_{1}$ is the most massive progenitor to $M_{0}$.

![Halo-halo merger rates. The coloured lines indicate halo-halo merger rates from our simulation for the noted descendant halo masses. For ease of comparison we adopt the mass ratio definition of @FMB10, where $\xi=M_{i}/M_{1}=1/\mu$ (see Section \[sec:galaxy-galaxy\]). *Top panel*: Major ($\xi>0.25$) Halo-halo merger rates *per Gyr*, scaling with redshift. The bumps for higher mass haloes is due to low number statistics. *Bottom panel*: Halo-halo merger rates scaling with mass ratio $\xi$ at $z=0.1$. The black dash-dash and


 \;,
    \label{eq:efficiency}$$ where the normalisation $\epsilon_N$, the characteristic mass $M_1$, and the low and high-mass slopes $\beta$ and $\gamma$ are the free parameters used for the fitting. Furthermore, the model parameters are linearly dependent on the scale factor: $$\begin{aligned}
 \label{eq:Mz}
    \log_{10} M_{1}(z) &=& M_0 + M_z\frac{z}{z+1} \;,\\
    \epsilon_N &=&  \epsilon_0 + \epsilon_z\frac{z}{z+1}\;, \\
    \beta(z) &=& \beta_0 + \beta_z\frac{z}{z+1}\;, \\
    \gamma(z) &=& \gamma_0 \;.\end{aligned}$$ These parameters are allowed to vary freely within their boundary conditions in order to produce a fit in agreement with observation. Observables are chosen such that model parameters can be isolated and independently constrained, thus avoiding degeneracy. In particular, the characteristic mass ($M_0$ and $M_z$)is constrained by stellar*minor mergers* (green lines). Minor mergers while not as individually disruptive as their larger counterparts, still contribute to the evolutionary process of large galaxies. There is evidence to suggest that such mergers, if occurring at high enough frequency, can produce some of the same morphological changes generated through major mergers [@Naab2009; @Oser2010; @Hilz2012; @Hilz2013; @Karademir2019], lead to the thickening of disc galaxies [@Abadi2003; @Kazantzidis2008; @Purcell2009; @Moster2010b; @moster2013], and even drive the rotation speed of massive early type galaxies [@Bois2011; @Moody2014; @Penoyre2017; @Schulze2018] . The final category are so called *mini mergers* (orange lines). As their name entails, this category represents the smallest merging events. While not terribly transformative, understanding their frequency is helpful for constructing a complete mass budget and internal radial distribution for the accreted material of


a massive central galaxies have much longer dynamical frictions times (eq. \[eq:tdf\]) and would simply not have had enough time to merge.

Now, why do we see that intermediate-mass galaxies with $\log_{10}(m_0/M_{\odot}) \approx 10.5 $ have suppressed major mergers at high redshift but not at low redshift? Here we move beyond the static low redshift SHMR, and instead focus on how the SHMR evolves. These intermediate-mass galaxies reside close to the turnover on the SHMR. From $z=2$ to $z=0$ we see the average halo mass for such galaxies increase by $\sim 0.08$ dex. That is these galaxies tend to live in larger haloes at lower redshift. Additionally, the turnover in the SHMR has a mild shift to lower halo mass by $~\sim 0.17$ dex. These combined effects mean these galaxiestotal mass, gas properties, orbital parameters, merger stage, and viewing angles [@Abraham2003; @Conselice2003; @Lotz2008; @lotz2011; @Scarlata2007]. These additional difficulties present a greater barrier to identifying mergers and determining a cosmological merger rate [@Kampczyk2007; @Scarlata2007; @Lopez-Sanjuan2009; @Shi2009; @Kartaltepe2010; @Abruzzo2018; @Nevin2019]. One common observational method for deriving the galaxy merger rate is through the analysis of galaxies in close pairs. The foundation of this approach is simple, as galaxies found in close proximity are expected to merge within some finite predictable time scale.

Within theoretical models we have the possibility of investigating the complete growth history of galaxies in a cosmological volume, and by performing mock observations on our simulated catalog we are able to provide guidance on how physical observables can be translated into a true merger rate. The standard


in @mantha2018, as well as the low redshift GAMA data produced in @Mundy2017. In these instances we are once again in close agreement where spectroscopic redshifts are available.

In Figure \[fig:pair\_fraction\] we displayed select results most comparable to some recent observational and theoretical predictions. Table \[tab:fp\_fit\] provides the best-fit to our simulated pair fractions for an additional set of stellar mass thresholds and $R_{\mathrm{proj}}$. In each of these fits we assume the functional form of eq. \[eq:fp\].

The merger rate from close pairs
--------------------------------

![image](./figures/pair_rates.pdf){width="\textwidth"}

Determining a merger rate from pair fractions is *conceptually* straight forward. Observed pairs are assumed to result in a merger on some finite time scale. Therefore, one (mathematically) simple approach to convert a measured pair fraction to a rate is to simply divide the pair fraction by an average observation timescale$T_{\mathrm{obs}}$. Which specifies the amount of time that a pair *could* be identified by the established pair selection criteria. The actual timescale needed for a given galaxy pair to merge can depend on properties other than stellar mass, and projected radial separation. To account for the possibility that not all pairs will merge in the expected timescale or that some pairs are a result of chance projection, an additional correction factor $C_{\mathrm{merge}}$ is often introduced to specify which fraction of the observed pairs will actually end up merging. These quantities can be combined, resulting in the merger rate per galaxy formulation: $$\mathfrak{R} = \frac{C_{\mathrm{merge}} \times f_{\mathrm{p}}}{\langle T_{\mathrm{obs}} \rangle} [\mathrm{Gyr}^{-1}]\;.$$ This formulation is contingent upon having a pair selection criteria that does adequately identify physically associated galaxy pairs in


the internal kinematics, and stellar mass distributions of a galaxy. Some models indicate that major mergers deposit stellar material at the center of the descendant galaxy [@Deason2013; @Pillepich2015], while minor mergers tend to deposit material at larger radii, growing the stellar halo [@Hilz2012; @Hilz2013; @Karademir2019]. Subsequently observations of stellar populations could be used to determine the merging history or galaxies [@Merritt2016; @Amorisco2017; @Amorisco2019; @Bernardi2019; @Ferre-Mateu2019; @Hendel2019].

![The mass-weighted mass-ratio as a function of $z=0$ stellar mass $m_{z=0}$. The solid line illustrates the median mass weighted mass ratio of mergers along the galaxy main branch for each galaxy in the specified mass range that experienced at least one merger in its lifetime. The shaded region shows the $68^{th}$ percentile surrounding the median.[]{data-label="fig:mwmr"}](./figures/median_mass_weighted_MR.pdf){width="\columnwidth"}

We can more directly probe which mergers contribute thenumber of mergers experienced along the main branch per galaxy. This accounts for the complete main branch merging history of each $z=0$ galaxy in the simulation and indicates the probability distribution of a galaxy having a given number of mergers with a certain mass ratio. Similar to our merger rate analysis we separate the galaxies into three stellar mass bins. In the lowest mass bin (left panel) we see that more than $90$ per cent of galaxies experience no major mergers along their main branch, consistent with the expectations set in the previous section, though more than $85$ per cent of galaxies in this mass bin will experience *at least* one merging event in their lifetime.

At intermediate masses (central panel), we start to observe the larger frequency of


on rules that determine how information will flow through the cloud and who will have access to specific information, Slater said. He noted that the scenario the consortium has set up depicts multiple countries sharing information. However, some participants in the coalition might not want other members to have access to certain information, so, “determining how information flows, and who is going to get that information, is taking place now,” he said.

Besides NJVC, other NCOIC members taking part in the geospatial cloud project include The Aerospace Corp., Boeing, Raytheon, Telos and Winthrop Management Services. The companies are providing technical applications and services that an international disaster response force might use within a cloud environment to move critical geospatial data. For instance, Boeing provides geo services through OpenGeo’s softwarehis stride until a few far-flung producers began booking shows at his new club night in October 2006.

Among that group was Steven Ellison, the soft-spoken, 25-year-old, Winnetka-raised artist who performs as Flying Lotus; the dandyish Santa Monica producer Alfred Darlington, who records as Daedelus; 24-year-old Pasadena-based producer Jason Chung, whose June debut album, "Drift," released under the moniker Nosaj Thing, earned raves from tastemaking websites like Pitchfork; and the Glitch Mob, a band founded by the 30-year-old producer Ed Ma with friends Justin Boreta and Josh Mayer, who formed the group after solo careers as DJs and producers.

These artists have a promiscuous attitude when it comes to influences. Breakbeats and samples are spliced with the filters and synthesizers of techno and house music. Jazz-inspired drumming is manipulated with


78 F.3d 787, 793 (2d Cir. 1996). Thus,
when the jury by special verdict has awarded damages against two or more tortfeasors
for a single injury, and the court is unable to determine whether the jury intended to
award the aggregate sum, a new trial or remittitur may be necessary to avoid the risk
of a duplicative damage award. See Bender, 78 F.3d at 794-95; Rodick v. City of
Schenectady, 1 F.3d 1341, 1349 (2d Cir. 1993); Smith, 744 F.2d at 1366-68. On the
other hand, when the jury’s intent to apportion damages among separate defendants can
be discerned, or when the parties did not timely raise the issue and there is no obvious
plain error, it is appropriate to affirm the award of apportioned damages as to each
tortfeasor. See Thomas v. Booker, 784 F.2d 299,inclination of the disk D. Instead, the upward facing portions 212 slide in the F direction beneath the disk D as indicated by the dashed lines, with the result that the disk D cannot be ejected. In this case, not only is the disk D prevented from being ejected by due to the upward facing portions 212 locking the underside of the disk D, there is concern that the disk tray 201 may be jammed and may no longer open smoothly.
In view of the above, it will be apparent to those skilled in the art from this disclosure that there exists a need for an improved disk device that overcomes the problems of the known art. This invention addresses this need in the art as well as other


is a lack of empathy and understanding.

“The more we can understand others, the more likely we are to respect and trust them and to accept the validity of their beliefs and practices. So, the way I see it, more empathy would lead to less hate and violence, greater compassion toward others, and more humane actions being taken by individuals and governments.”

According to psychotherapist Nivedita Raj Ramanujam, CEO and clinical director at Inner Compass in Hong Kong, empathy is also important as it has a survival function – it helps us build relationships and facilitates harmony and bonding in our social, personal and professional lives.

But what exactly does empathy entail? “When we empathise with others, we are able to make inferences about what they desire, know, feel, think, andourselves. If we’re unforgiving and critical of ourselves and intolerant of our own failings, being empathetic will feel more challenging, because our behaviour towards others is a reflection of how we see ourselves.”

Hong Kong-based schoolteacher Jeff Rotmeyer has a similar view. In 2014, the 40-year-old started ImpactHK, a registered charity, with the goal of giving the homeless in Hong Kong new opportunities. He says that empathy is about showing kindness, listening more, and judging less. “It’s understanding that people make decisions for a reason,” he says. “One of our biggest challenges at ImpactHK is overcoming stereotypes of the homeless by people who’ve never even spoken with a homeless person.

“I personally don’t pretend that I could ever truly know the pain or feelings that people face – which is


MEP latency shift after implantation of deep brain stimulation systems in the subthalamic nucleus in patients with advanced Parkinson's disease.
Deep brain stimulation (DBS) into the subthalamic nucleus (STN) is a highly effective treatment for advanced Parkinson's disease (PD). The consequences of STN stimulation on intracortical and corticospinal excitability have been addressed in a few studies using transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS). Although excitability measurements were compared between the STN stimulation OFF and ON condition, in these experiments, there are no longitudinal studies examining the impact of electrode implantation per se on motor excitability. Here, we explored the effects of STN electrode implantation on resting motor thresholds (RMT), motor evoked potential (MEP) recruitment curves, and MEP onset latencies on 2 consecutive days before and shortly after STN surgery with the& LIO_IFSTATE_REGISTERED)
		unregister_netdev(netdev);

	cleanup_rx_oom_poll_fn(netdev);

	cleanup_link_status_change_wq(netdev);

	delete_glists(lio);

	free_netdev(netdev);

	oct->props[ifidx].gmxport = -1;

	oct->props[ifidx].netdev = NULL;
}

/**
 * \brief Stop complete NIC functionality
 * @param oct octeon device
 */
static int liquidio_stop_nic_module(struct octeon_device *oct)
{
	struct lio *lio;
	int i, j;

	dev_dbg(&oct->pci_dev->dev, "Stopping network interfaces\n");
	if (!oct->ifcount) {
		dev_err(&oct->pci_dev->dev, "Init for Octeon was not completed\n");
		return 1;
	}

	spin_lock_bh(&oct->cmd_resp_wqlock);
	oct->cmd_resp_state = OCT_DRV_OFFLINE;
	spin_unlock_bh(&oct->cmd_resp_wqlock);

	for (i = 0; i < oct->ifcount; i++) {
		lio = GET_LIO(oct->props[i].netdev);
		for (j = 0; j < oct->num_oqs; j++)
			octeon_unregister_droq_ops(oct,
						   lio->linfo.rxpciq[j].s.q_no);
	}

	for (i = 0; i < oct->ifcount; i++)
		liquidio_destroy_nic_device(oct, i);

	dev_dbg(&oct->pci_dev->dev, "Network interfaces stopped\n");
	return 0;
}

/**
 * \brief Cleans up resources at unload time
 * @param pdev PCI device structure
 */
static void liquidio_vf_remove(struct pci_dev *pdev)
{
	struct octeon_device *oct_dev = pci_get_drvdata(pdev);

	dev_dbg(&oct_dev->pci_dev->dev, "Stopping device\n");

	if (oct_dev->app_mode == CVM_DRV_NIC_APP)
		liquidio_stop_nic_module(oct_dev);

	/* Reset the octeon device and cleanup all memory allocated for
	 * the octeon device by driver.
	 */
	octeon_destroy_resources(oct_dev);

	dev_info(&oct_dev->pci_dev->dev, "Device removed\n");

	/* This octeon device has been removed. Update the global


(struct octeon_instr_irh *)&ndata.cmd.cmd3.irh;
	tx_info = (union tx_info *)&ndata.cmd.cmd3.ossp[0];

	if (skb_shinfo(skb)->gso_size) {
		tx_info->s.gso_size = skb_shinfo(skb)->gso_size;
		tx_info->s.gso_segs = skb_shinfo(skb)->gso_segs;
	}

	/* HW insert VLAN tag */
	if (skb_vlan_tag_present(skb)) {
		irh->priority = skb_vlan_tag_get(skb) >> VLAN_PRIO_SHIFT;
		irh->vlan = skb_vlan_tag_get(skb) & VLAN_VID_MASK;
	}

	if (unlikely(cmdsetup.s.timestamp))
		status = send_nic_timestamp_pkt(oct, &ndata, finfo);
	else
		status = octnet_send_nic_data_pkt(oct, &ndata);
	if (status == IQ_SEND_FAILED)
		goto lio_xmit_failed;

	netif_info(lio, tx_queued, lio->netdev, "Transmit queued successfully\n");

	if (status == IQ_SEND_STOP) {
		dev_err(&oct->pci_dev->dev, "Rcvd IQ_SEND_STOP signal; stopping IQ-%d\n",
			iq_no);
		stop_q(lio->netdev, q_idx);
	}

	netif_trans_update(netdev);

	if (tx_info->s.gso_segs)
		stats->tx_done += tx_info->s.gso_segs;
	else
		stats->tx_done++;
	stats->tx_tot_bytes += ndata.datasize;

	return NETDEV_TX_OK;

lio_xmit_failed:
	stats->tx_dropped++;
	netif_info(lio, tx_err, lio->netdev, "IQ%d Transmit dropped:%llu\n",
		   iq_no, stats->tx_dropped);
	if (dptr)
		dma_unmap_single(&oct->pci_dev->dev, dptr,
				 ndata.datasize, DMA_TO_DEVICE);
	tx_buffer_free(skb);
	return NETDEV_TX_OK;
}

/** \brief Network device Tx timeout
 * @param netdev    pointer to network device
 */
static void liquidio_tx_timeout(struct net_device *netdev)
{
	struct lio *lio;

	lio = GET_LIO(netdev);

	netif_info(lio, tx_err, lio->netdev,
		   "Transmit timeout tx_dropped:%ld, waking up queues now!!\n",
		   netdev->stats.tx_dropped);
	netif_trans_update(netdev);
	txqs_wake(netdev);
}

static int
liquidio_vlan_rx_add_vid(struct net_device *netdev,
			 __be16 proto __attribute__((unused)), u16 vid)
{
	struct lio *lio = GET_LIO(netdev);
	struct octeon_device *oct == 0;

		if_cfg.s.num_iqueues = octeon_dev->sriov_info.rings_per_vf;
		if_cfg.s.num_oqueues = octeon_dev->sriov_info.rings_per_vf;
		if_cfg.s.base_queue = 0;

		sc->iq_no = 0;

		octeon_prepare_soft_command(octeon_dev, sc, OPCODE_NIC,
					    OPCODE_NIC_IF_CFG, 0, if_cfg.u64,
					    0);

		sc->callback = if_cfg_callback;
		sc->callback_arg = sc;
		sc->wait_time = 5000;

		retval = octeon_send_soft_command(octeon_dev, sc);
		if (retval == IQ_SEND_FAILED) {
			dev_err(&octeon_dev->pci_dev->dev,
				"iq/oq config failed status: %x\n", retval);
			/* Soft instr is freed by driver in case of failure. */
			goto setup_nic_dev_fail;
		}

		/* Sleep on a wait queue till the cond flag indicates that the
		 * response arrived or timed-out.
		 */
		if (sleep_cond(&ctx->wc, &ctx->cond) == -EINTR) {
			dev_err(&octeon_dev->pci_dev->dev, "Wait interrupted\n");
			goto setup_nic_wait_intr;
		}

		retval = resp->status;
		if (retval) {
			dev_err(&octeon_dev->pci_dev->dev, "iq/oq config failed\n");
			goto setup_nic_dev_fail;
		}

		octeon_swap_8B_data((u64 *)(&resp->cfg_info),
				    (sizeof(struct liquidio_if_cfg_info)) >> 3);

		num_iqueues = hweight64(resp->cfg_info.iqmask);
		num_oqueues = hweight64(resp->cfg_info.oqmask);

		if (!(num_iqueues) || !(num_oqueues)) {
			dev_err(&octeon_dev->pci_dev->dev,
				"Got bad iqueues (%016llx) or oqueues (%016llx) from firmware.\n",
				resp->cfg_info.iqmask, resp->cfg_info.oqmask);
			goto setup_nic_dev_fail;
		}
		dev_dbg(&octeon_dev->pci_dev->dev,
			"interface %d, iqmask %016llx, oqmask %016llx, numiqueues %d, numoqueues %d\n",
			i, resp->cfg_info.iqmask, resp->cfg_info.oqmask,
			num_iqueues, num_oqueues);

		netdev = alloc_etherdev_mq(LIO_SIZE, num_iqueues);

		if (!netdev)


*/
		lio->enc_dev_capability = NETIF_F_IP_CSUM
					  | NETIF_F_IPV6_CSUM
					  | NETIF_F_GSO_UDP_TUNNEL
					  | NETIF_F_HW_CSUM | NETIF_F_SG
					  | NETIF_F_RXCSUM
					  | NETIF_F_TSO | NETIF_F_TSO6
					  | NETIF_F_LRO;

		netdev->hw_enc_features =
		    (lio->enc_dev_capability & ~NETIF_F_LRO);
		netdev->vlan_features = lio->dev_capability;
		/* Add any unchangeable hw features */
		lio->dev_capability |= NETIF_F_HW_VLAN_CTAG_FILTER |
				       NETIF_F_HW_VLAN_CTAG_RX |
				       NETIF_F_HW_VLAN_CTAG_TX;

		netdev->features = (lio->dev_capability & ~NETIF_F_LRO);

		netdev->hw_features = lio->dev_capability;

		/* MTU range: 68 - 16000 */
		netdev->min_mtu = LIO_MIN_MTU_SIZE;
		netdev->max_mtu = LIO_MAX_MTU_SIZE;

		/* Point to the  properties for octeon device to which this
		 * interface belongs.
		 */
		lio->oct_dev = octeon_dev;
		lio->octprops = props;
		lio->netdev = netdev;

		dev_dbg(&octeon_dev->pci_dev->dev,
			"if%d gmx: %d hw_addr: 0x%llx\n", i,
			lio->linfo.gmxport, CVM_CAST64(lio->linfo.hw_addr));

		/* 64-bit swap required on LE machines */
		octeon_swap_8B_data(&lio->linfo.hw_addr, 1);
		for (j = 0; j < ETH_ALEN; j++)
			mac[j] = *((u8 *)(((u8 *)&lio->linfo.hw_addr) + 2 + j));

		/* Copy MAC Address to&& !apierrors.IsNotFound(err) {
				return err
			}
			return nil
		}, 10)
	}
	return nil
}

func upgradeToSelfHosting(client clientset.Interface, cfg *kubeadmapi.MasterConfiguration, newK8sVer *version.Version, dryRun bool) error {
	if features.Enabled(cfg.FeatureGates, features.SelfHosting) && !IsControlPlaneSelfHosted(client) && newK8sVer.AtLeast(v190alpha3) {

		waiter := getWaiter(dryRun, client)

		// kubeadm will now convert the static Pod-hosted control plane into a self-hosted one
		fmt.Println("[self-hosted] Creating self-hosted control plane.")
		if err := selfhosting.CreateSelfHostedControlPlane(kubeadmconstants.GetStaticPodDirectory(), kubeadmconstants.KubernetesDir, cfg, client, waiter, dryRun); err != nil {
			return fmt.Errorf("error creating self hosted control plane: %v", err)
		}
	}
	return nil
}

// getWaiter gets the right waiter implementation for the right occasion
// TODO: Consolidate this with what's in init.go?
func getWaiter(dryRun bool, client clientset.Interface) apiclient.Waiter {
	if dryRun {
		return dryrunutil.NewWaiter()
	}
	return apiclient.NewKubeWaiter(client, 30*time.Minute, os.Stdout)
}

// backupAPIServerCertAndKey backups the old cert and key of kube-apiserver to a specified directory.
func backupAPIServerCertAndKey(certAndKeyDir string) error {
	subDir := filepath.Join(certAndKeyDir, "expired")
	if err := os.Mkdir(subDir, 0766); err != nil {
		return fmt.Errorf("failed to created backup directory %s:


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Why I can't convert this to Int?

I want to convert this to Int.
class ViewController: UIViewController {
    @IBOutlet weak var numLabel: UILabel!

    @IBAction func numButtons(_ sender: UIButton) {
        var firstNumber: String
        var secondNumber: String
        var operandNumber: String
        firstNumber = sender.currentTitle!
        secondNumber = sender.currentTitle!
        numLabel.text = firstNumber
        numLabel.text = secondNumber
        var intFirstNumber = (Int)firstNumber //error
        var intSecondNumber = (Int)secondNumber //error


OK, awesome. If you deploy this package against this code, using now, that's the URL that you get. I can show you that that's true by running ZEIT now again. Pay attention, it's Q-H-O-O-M something.

02:20 If I run Now again, we're not going to see it do npm install and npm run build and npm start, it's actually just going to give us the same URL again. This is using a certain property of immutable data structures.

02:34 It's actually saying that this deployed instance is like a pure function of this particular named project with the current state of this code. No matter how many times I deploy the current state, it's always going to return the same deployment instance that I can get to via that URL.

02:50same situation, many would have retreated from the world and suffered in silence but what your mum has done since has been truly wonderful. She has raised so much awareness and funds for the Lullaby Trust in your name, which means that you have truly made a difference and saved lives. What an incredible legacy. Your mum is truly an inspiration.


corrected for next fiscal year, and that the state agency has had a complete leadership turnover since the initial issue was found.

"I am optimistic that the improved policies, processes and procedures will fully remedy future allocations," she said.

Schools react

State education leaders are still trying to grasp the impact of the two funding issues, and have reached out to the Arizona Department of Education for more details.

"I think everyone is equally uncertain about what's going on," said Arizona School Boards Association spokeswoman Heidi Vega, adding that schools are most concerned about assuring underfunded schools are made whole and overfunded schools aren't penalized.

State officials said the formula error most affected growing schools.

Sigmund said many of those are charter schools.

"Charter schools are the growth industry in Arizona," she said.

She said charterstory of this feature's evolution as I recall it.
NSubstitute started off returning default(T) for everything. This gets painful for cases where we have chains of calls, so we added auto-mocking for interface types. This is a fairly safe operation - unlike with classes there is no potential for real code to run, say, from the constructor call, or by inadvertently calling a non-virtual method. For example, mySub.SomeAutoSub().DoStuff() could run real code or not based on the return type of SomeAutoSub().
The next level of safety is classes that have all virtual members, and a default constructor. The documentation refers to theses as pure virtual classes. Having virtual members means if we dig in to an auto-subbed instance we can't accidentally call real code. Now this will still run real


16.4% of all strains, respectively (Fig. [1a](#Fig1){ref-type="fig"}). The highest proportion (44.4%) of human *C. jejuni* isolates was assigned to clonal complexes CC353 and CC21. This is in agreement with different studies demonstrating that CC21 is dominant among the *C. jejuni* population in various geographic regions \[[@CR8], [@CR17], [@CR20]--[@CR22]\]. All human infections included in our study were locally acquired, thus not associated with travel. CC21 is often associated with poultry, cattle, wild birds, sheep and water \[[@CR17], [@CR21], [@CR23], [@CR24]\]. In our study, CC21 was dominant among dairy cattle isolates. Within this CC21, ST-21 dominated in dairy cattle but not in broiler products and human isolates. In contrast to these findings, other authors showed that ST-21 is one of the most widely distributed STs among human and broiler *C.Deoxyribonucleic acid

EU

:   European Union

MLST

:   Multilocus sequence typing

MST

:   Minimum spanning tree

PCR

:   Polymerase chain reaction

PSI

:   Proportional similarity index or Czekanowski index

ST

:   Sequence type

Not applicable.

Availability of data and materials {#FPar1}
==================================

New alleles and MLST sequence types were deposited in the PubMLST database (<http://pubmlst.org/campylobacter>).

Funding {#FPar2}
=======

This research was funded by a grant (No. MIP-041/2015) from the Research Council of Lithuania.

Authors' contributions {#FPar3}
======================

All authors SR, ET, TA, NK and MM designed the study and contributed substantially to the manuscript. Especially, SR, MM and NK performed genotyping and data analysis, and have written a significant part of the manuscript. ET collected all the *C. jejuni* isolates from human and contributed to the draft manuscript. TA conceptualized the data analysis and contributed to the draft


has begun to turn the tables and make women look over the generalizations of Asian guys and see them as individuals for who they are inside. Some wonder what it’s like to date an Asian guy or are already in the budding stage of their AMWF relationship. Some famous couples are shown here.

We would like you to know what makes dating an Asian so great from food, family, hospitality, and culture to chivalrous gestures you thought were already gone and vanished from the surface of the earth. Here are 10 reasons why an Asian would be the perfect partner.

Of course, your mileage may vary with these tips. We only listed the most positive traits here, and it won’t apply to everyone. If you’re concerned after reading this list,characters make the new Netflix show what it is. In reality, Jaz is an amazing young woman who is an absolute joy to talk to. I look forward to seeing her crush it on Netflix and anything else she decides to do.

Ideas on character and how she appeals to younger generation…

One of the reasons I wanted to take this character is because she’s a feminist and I like that the friend group is unconventional. The “Core Four”, as we call them, Harvey, Susie, Roz, and Sabrina, they’re not necessarily people you would expect would be friends. Which is how I feel most friendships are. It is different! It’s definitely different! It’s something that I feel like people can relate to having, when I see a show where everybody


The present invention relates to a wavelength division multiplexer for use in a wavelength division multiplexing (WDM) transmission. Particularly, it relates to a small-sized and low-cost wavelength division multiplexer having little insertion loss and little polarization dependence and having a broad wavelength bandwidth.
In a WDM optical transmission, a wavelength division multiplexer combines optical signals of various wavelengths, the signal consisting of the various wavelengths is transmitted to a transmission path, and a wavelength division demultiplexer separates the optical signal received from the transmission path into respective wavelengths. In the WDM, the quantity of signals which can be transmitted by one transmission path is the product of the bandwidth of one wavelength and the divided number of the wavelength. In one wavelength, the bandwidth which can be modulated isone, and I’m sure Spielberg did too, and anyone else who […]

the year was 1984, and Tom Hanks wasn’t the Tom Hanks yet, he was 80s Tom Hanks, and he starred in a silly sassy movies like Bachelor Party Not exactly sure when or how I first saw Bachelor Party, but I’m assuming it was on HBO (endlessly), and I saw it at home at age 7 or […]

Judy Landers and Lisa Hartman attend the taping of the television special ‘The Stars Salute the U.S. Olympic Team‘ to help raise funds for the U.S. Olympic Committee and the U.S. Olympic Team on January 29, 1984 at Pasadena Civic Auditorium in Pasadena, California. photos by Ron Galella

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(2-1/2 for loss).

At Wednesday’s practice, sophomore Viliami Latu worked in Hood’s place with the first-team defense. Freshman Emanuel Dayries, who has not played this season, also got work at nose tackle, and Patterson said he could play Saturday.

Elsewhere on the defensive line, junior defensive end Demetrius Cherry practiced with the first-team defense following his suspension for the Utah game due to an arrest for driving under the influence.

Starting left guard Chrisitan Westerman, who suffered a leg injury against Washington and missed the Utah game, wore a green non-contact jersey for the second straight practice Wednesday. He appeared to be more involved in individual drills than he was Tuesday but did not work with the first-team offensive line during the portion of practice open to the media.

Follow Tyler Lockman"I agree some images and quantative description would be nice. I suspect this announcement went out on the news wires which sometimes restrict format and don't allow much in the way of pictures. I expect we will see some journal articles with more information appear soon."


Kepler-186f, shown in this artist's concept, is the first Earth-sized planet discovered in its star's habitable zone. Credit: NASA Ames/SETI Institute/JPL-Caltech Exoplanets are fun and all, but those hot Jupiters and super Neptunes and such are kind of beside the point. Everyone knows the real search is for a planet like ours: rocky, smallish, and capable of hosting liquid water. And now scientists have found one, named Kepler-186f — an Earth-sized planet in its star's habitable zone, the area where conditions aren’t too hot or too cold, but just right, for liquid water to be possible.

Planet Profile

The planet orbits a star about 500 light-years away called Kepler-186 and was discovered by the Kepler telescope (and then confirmed at the Keck and Gemini Observatories). The discovery technically includes fourthe server first time and getting response from server
                String response=cs.calllogin(username,password);
                if(response.equalsIgnoreCase("Failed login"))
                {
                    AlertDialog.Builder ab=new AlertDialog.Builder(MainActivity.this);
                    ab.setTitle("Clear the errors");
                    ab.setMessage("Either Username or Password is Incorrect");


at once.
If they are dependent, you can club the two calls inside just one AsyncTask. ie. The 2nd server call starts after 1st is completed.

Edit:

Use 2 AsyncTasks. Call the 1st task, do your authentication stuff.
Inside the onPostExecute of the 1st AsyncTask, check if the user is registered from the results of the task whatever.
Depending on the results, if you want to start the next server connection, start the 2nd AsyncTask from the onPostExecute of 1st. If there is some error/failure, throw some user feedback from onPostExecute of 1st task

is email, so variations are abound.  Email usually line-wraps at something like 74 characters, and encoding schemes can differ.  Its a real PITA.  If you can access the HTML version, you will probably have better luck looking for quote tags and the like.  Another idea would be to parse both the plain text and html version to try and determine the boundries.
Additionally, its best to just plan for specific client hacks.  They all construct mime messages differently, both in structure and header content.
Edit: I say this with the experience of writing an email processing system as well as seeing several people try to do the -exact- thing you're doing.  It always only got "ok" results.


change the potency of LPS ([@B20]; [@B21]). On the other hand, lipid A without phosphate group due to alkaline phosphatase activity produced from host can even lead to formation of the non-immunostimulatory LPS, as illustrated by the *Eurypmna scolopes*-*Vibrio fischeri* symbiotic association ([@B59]). Another example is the lipid A of P-LPS of *V. fischeri* in which heterogeneous mixtures of mono- and diphosphorylated disaccharides, with variable acylation situations from tetra- to octaacylated were identified. These uncommon phosphoglycerol entity and carbohydrate compositions of lipid A may modulate the close interaction between *V. fischeri* and *E. scolopes* during symbiotic development ([@B56]; [@B57]), where imbalanced bacteria-host immune response is prevented.

Another example of application by lipid A modification is the mono-phosphorylated lipid A species (MPL) which is less toxic compared to conventional lipidfunding provided from CORPD1F0013 and CORPD1J0051 from Chang Gung Memorial Hospital, 106-2320-B-182-028-MY3, 108-2321-B-182-002, 108-2320-B-030-005 from Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST), Microbiota Research Center from Chang Gung University, and the Research Center for Emerging Viral Infections from The Featured Areas Research Center Program within the framework of the Higher Education Sprout Project by the Ministry of Education (MOE) in Taiwan and MOST, Taiwan (MOST 108-3017-F-182 -001).

Conflict of Interest {#s5}
====================

The authors declare that the research was conducted in the absence of any commercial or financial relationships that could be construed as a potential conflict of interest.

[^1]: Edited by: Ganna Tolstanova, Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, Ukraine

[^2]: Reviewed by: Shikai Yan, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China; Jing Yuan, Children's Hospital of Capital Institute of Pediatrics, China

[^3]: This article was


and will be a huge asset to the Defence Board and the civilian leadership team in Defence.

In a message to MOD staff, Mr Gray said:

It is a great privilege to be asked to lead this key component of our defence effort, and to have the opportunity to work with such a dedicated and vital group of people. The work we do is extremely important, and that is why I have accepted the invitation to take on this role.

Bernard Gray is a business leader with high-level experience in media, telecommunications and Defence, both in the UK and internationally.

Having co-ordinated the widely acclaimed Strategic Defence Review of 1998, Mr Gray was commissioned in 2009 to carry out an independent review of the MOD’s procurement process and to suggest further recommendationsprograms can streamline your existing tools into a customized, automated, and scalable workflow.

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body doesn’t know anything different than to fight right now. So that’s what I would like to do. I’d like to fight real soon. Especially for the belt.”

Ferguson did have one idea spring to mind, a fight that a lot of people have been warming in the aftermath of the botched Nurmagomedov fight.

“I’m just throwing a name out there, but I think Nate Diaz and myself could actually put on a good show,” he told Ariel Helwani. “I think his ranking is kind of bullshit too, but I don’t really see anybody else. I mean, Edson Barboza called me out, but it is what it is. Everything’s in the air right now. I want to fight for the title. I want a fair fight, I want to gorifle "open and obvious"?

19
B. Is an air rifle a "simple tool"?

20
Michigan caselaw does not provide a clear test for determining whether a product is a "simple tool." However, the courts have categorized products as simple tools when one or both of the following conditions exist: (1) the products are not highly mechanized, thus allowing the users to maintain control over the products; (2) the intended use of the products does not place the users in obviously dangerous positions. Davis, 226 F.3d at 511-12. For example, courts have found hammers, knives, gas stoves, axes, buzz saws, propeller driven airplanes, trampolines and backyard pools to be simple tools. Id. We have also found guns to be simple tools. Id.; see also Treadway v. Smith & Wesson Corp., 950 F.Supp. 1326,


5*c + 11 + 86 = 3*s, -5*s + 195 = 0 for c.
4
Solve -305*r = -306*r + 2*a - 18, -55 = 3*r - 5*a for r.
-20
Solve 4*c + 35*u - 350 = -2683, 0 = c - 5*u - 338 for c.
3
Solve -20064*h + 20063*h - 9 = -2*i, 5*i + 15 = -10*h for h.
-3
Solve -21 = -6*k + 2*p + 5, -8 = -71*k + 67*k - p for k.
3
Solve -2*r = 3*n + 7, 18*n + 34 = 2*r - 45*n + 107 for r.
-5
Solve 334*f + 53 = 333*f - 2*t, 0 = 191*f + 5*t + 8992 for f.
-47
Solve -4*m = l - 39, -12*m + 45*m - 20*m = 16*m + 5*l - 212 for m.
-1
Solve 300 = -22*u -time at Canaveral is a bottleneck. SpaceX is still building their
own launch site at Brownsville,, TX, but that's going slowly.[1] All SpaceX
has there right now is some fill that's settling (the location is on sand
maybe 2m above sea level) and a dish antenna. Next to be built, the fire
station. First launch is now supposed to be no earlier than 2018.

[1] [http://www.krgv.com/story/35550679/3m-road-project-
underway-...](http://www.krgv.com/story/35550679/3m-road-project-underway-to-
facilitate-spacex)

~~~
mabbo
Today's launch wasn't from Canaveral. It was a polar orbit launch, so it went
from Vandenberg near LA.

It's still around a two-week turnaround to get a launch pad ready in
Canaveral.

~~~
mschuster91
Why? Because the exhaust fire burns everything in its path down to the core?

~~~
azernik
Not down to the core, but part of the process _is_ a couple of days of
inspection to figure out which parts need replacing.

------
Tade0
I like how SpaceX has


my job back. The only problem is I will have to move back to Las Vegas and it means I will... Read More

I am so excited, I just received the rest of my machine gun. Now I just need to find time to go to the range to zero it in. Any how nothing new here, but I think I might have come up with the perfect plan to skip out on going to see family for christmas. I am going to tell my Family that an... Read More

Well hope every one is doing great. I myself am going crazy and not the in your own world fun crazy, I am talking about the over worked type. I think I made new friends. I find the meaner Iwhen the incident took place, it said.

“Therefore, a judicial probe panel is proposed to be constituted into the matter. As the Model Code of Conduct is into effect for Lok Sabha Elections, the screening committee meeting chaired by the chief secretary of state on April 10 has recommended to seek permission from election commission for the formation of a judicial probe panel,” the letter stated.

BJP president Amit Shah had on April 12 demanded a CBI probe into the incident, which he dubbed as a “political conspiracy”.

Meanwhile, the Congresshas accused the BJP of politicisingthe tragic killing of the MLA.

“The BJP should not do politics in such a sensitive matter and wait for the decision of the Election Commission.

The Congress government is serious on the issue and it will conduct


an impartial enquiry into the incident,” said state Congress spokesperson Shailesh Nitin Trivedi.

He said Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel had decided to order a probe while he was returning from Dantewada on April 10 after paying tribute to Mandavi ji.

“Since the government couldn’t take any decision during the model code of conduct, it has sought permission of the ECI for a judicial probe into the attack,” he said.By Fernando Ravsberg

HAVANA TIMES – A few weeks ago we published a post referring to the bad work of the Ministry of Agriculture and the rest of the institutions that work in this sector, unable to guarantee more than 20% of the food of the Cubans.

This week we are publishing another saying that they have decided to force peasants to pay taxes, both owners and beneficial owners. Uruguayan author Eduardo Galeano said that a bureaucrat is the one who for every solution is able to find a problem.

Instead of encouraging production the agrarian bureaucracy puts up obstacles. While other countries subsidize their farm production, here more taxes are applied.

In Cuba, the farmers are not paid on time from the government buyers; there harvests are allowed to rot in


health care. But the truth is the opposite. Under the current system, hospitals are required to treat patients who show up at the emergency entrance with a heart attack – even if their condition is partly their fault, due to habits of overeating and under-exercising. The hospitals have to pass the costs on, and the rest of us end up footing the bill. The individual mandate is designed to fix that, by making everyone pay for the health care they get (and perhaps even encouraging them to see a doctor who will advise them to adopt a healthy life style).

It is worth noting that poverty, lack of education, and obesity are three deeply interrelated factors. The top three least healthiest states—Mississippi, Louisiana, and New Mexico—are the same topground.

day2071

I am 100 lbs overweight. I did not get this way with a dirty needle.
I didnot get this way in a car accident. I did not get this way from a
virus or a germ. I got this way from EATING. Put your damn fork
down and step away from the table. Stay out of buffets, eat salads
and fruits. Do not think for one minute that MY insurance costs
should based on your inability to lose weight.

p.s. Get out of those scooters and walk!

TheOldNorthChurch

The morbidly obese should pay a penalty tax equal to 42% of the average healthcare premium, smokers should pay a similar proportioned penalty tax. This would be fair to all those who take care of their health.

The individual mandate addresses everyone equally based on income – that is


and their making a choice that cost those of us that don’t smoke unfairly.

Obesity is do to excessive calorie intake by choice. Just like not getting insurance and going to the emergency room is a choice. It is very easy to administrate. Just like in Japan, docors must report that you are over the required BMI for you and you are obese. I should not have to pay for these people deliberately not taking care of their health.

The SOTUS has ruled that we can do this – so let’s do it.

AdamMos

Total BS. The cig taxes have mostly been used for health care and smoking prevention programs. Also smoking has been cut in half since these taxes were put into play- a tremendous success. Take it from a smokerup at the front porch with a gun in his hand and play tough guy = red necks from red states. Imagine Chris Crispy donuts as a VP and talking to an Foreign President – Are you stupid or what. It’s none of your business,… …. What a class or crass??? LOL.

http://pulse.yahoo.com/_KOPKDFAUQPIIRAFI3HEXNMSHLQ Ed

So what is new. Americans have a long history of voting against their own self interest based usually on simgle issue wedge issues.

Melvin Chatman

This Article had a slim chance until they put in the Graph – looked good in the Excel Toolbar!

http://profile.yahoo.com/IWHWANOSPRBZC2JHJ4D65P7TPM west_-_park

I do not see any correlation. I wished there were, but I do not see it. And I am pro-Democrat

h4x354x0r

The pound of cure is a real and tangible liability if the ounce of prevention


shows that $\End A_B \cong A_1$ is necessarily depth two over $A$. With depth two quasibases for $A_1$ over $A$ and $A_2 = A_1 e_2 A_1$ defined by $E_A$-multiplication, we iterate the argument in the last paragraph to prove that $E_{A_1}$ too has dual bases in the centralizer $A_2^A$.

($\Leftarrow$) Suppose $\{ c_j \}$ and $\{ d_j \}$ are dual bases in $A_1^B$ of $E_A: A_1 \to A$. Then $$\begin{aligned}
xe_1y & = & \sum_j c_j^1 e_1 c_j^2 E_A(d_j^1 e_1 d_j^2 x e_1 y) \\
& = &  \sum_j c_j^1 e_1 c_j^2 d_j^1 E(d_j^2 x) y \end{aligned}$$ is a left D2 quasibase equation (cf. eq. \[eq: d2qb\]) for quasibases $c_j^1 \otimes_B c_j^2 \in (A \otimes_B A)^B$ and $d_jE(d_j^2 -) \in
\End {}_BA_B$. Hence $A \| B$ is left D2. We similarlyof nondegenerate left integrals $\mathcal{J}^L_* =
\ell W^R_x$ where $W^R_x$ are the invertible elements in $W^R$ [@BNS eq.(3.43)].

A *Haar integral* $h \in W$ is a left and right normalized integral, necessarily unique if it exists [@BNS p. 423]. In this case, there is a left integral $\lambda \in W^*$ such that $\lambda \rightharpoonup h = 1_W$ and so for every $w \in W$, $$w = \overline{S}(h\1) \bra \lambda, wh\2 \ket,$$ dual bases $\{ h\2 \}$, $\{ \overline{S}(h\1 ) \}$ for the Frobenius homomorphism $\lambda: W \to k$. We moreover may choose $h$ to be the cyclic generator, $\mathcal{J}^L = h W^R$ mentioned above.

Note from the axioms above that a Hopf algebra is automatically a weak Hopf algebra. For a weak Hopf algebra that is not a Hopf algebra, consider the


w) (bc \# w) \\
& = & (a \# h) (1 \# w\2)(\overline{S}(w\1)\cdot (bc) \# 1_W) \\
& = & (a (h\1 \cdot 1_A)  \# h\2 w\2)(\overline{S}(w\1)\cdot (bc) \# 1_W) \\
& = & (a \# \Pi^L(h\1)h\2 w\2) (\overline{S}(w\1)\cdot (bc) \# 1_W) \\
& = & (a \# h \Pi^R(w\2)(\overline{S}(w\1)\cdot (bc) \# 1_W) \end{aligned}$$

Note that $bh = hb$ for $b \in B$ by a computation involving [@BNS eqs. (2.25b), (2.8b)]. Thus the mapping $[,]: A \otimes_B A \to A\# W$ given by $x \otimes y \mapsto xhy$ is well-defined with image $AhW^RA$. Note that it is surjective if and only if the Galois mapping $\beta$ is surjective: let $\Psi: W^* \to W$ be the bijection $\Psi(g) = h \leftharpoonup g$, then $[,] = (\id_A \otimes \Psi) \circ \beta$ since $$\begin{aligned}
xy\0 \otimesisomorphism. It follows that $HK^+ = HK^+H = K^+H$, hence $K$ is normal Hopf subalgebra of $H$.

It would be interesting to obtain a proof of this theorem or a generalization using character theory, perhaps combining and building on the ideas in [@SB2] and [@KK].

Another question is to ask if the proof above generalizes to arbitrary Hopf algebras $K \subseteq H$. The main theorem of depth two theory [@ferrara; @LK 2.1, 5.1] tells us that $H \| K$ is Galois in a more generalized sense. Now $H$ is a comodule algebra with respect to an $R$-bialgebroid structure on $T = (H \otimes_K H)^K$, where the coaction sends $H \to H \otimes_R T$. We see that there are already problems in the definition of $\Phi$.

The theorem and any future generalization


to modify the notion ”simplicially generating” in [@Nakamura99 1.1, pp. 662-663] into the above in order to prove Theorem \[thm:nilpotency\] because there might exist $\tau_i$ such that $0\not\in\tau_i$. See [@Nakamura99 1.6, pp. 662-663] and Remark. \[rem:sigma4 does not contain 0\].

The Voronoi cones {#subsec:Voronoi cones}
-----------------

Let $X$ be a lattice of rank $g$, and $Y_g$ (resp. $Y_g^+$) the space of real positive semi-definite symmetric bilinear forms on ${X_{{\mathbf}R}}$. Let $s_i$ $(i\in [1,g])$ be a ${{{\mathbf}Z}}$-basis of $X$. Then we identify $Y_g$ with the space of real positive semi-definite symmetric $g\times g$ matrices $B$ in an obvious manner: $B=(b_{ij})=(B(s_i,s_j))$. For a subset $I$ of $[1,g]$, we set $s_I=\sum_{i\in I}s_i$.

A closed subset $V$ of $Y_g$ is called a [*Voronoi cone*]{} if there exists a unique Delaunay decomposition of ${X_{{\mathbf}R}}$, which we denote by ${{\operatorname}{Del}}_V$, such that

1. of 30?
True
Suppose 17*x - 23*x = -18. Let y = -1 + x. Let l(c) = 94*c + 6. Is l(y) a multiple of 19?
False
Let f(s) = -2*s**2 - 31*s + 17. Let w be f(-15). Let n be 34/153 - w/(-18). Suppose -2*b + 0*b + 3*d = -335, -n*b = 2*d - 310. Does 40 divide b?
True
Let v be (-334)/(-7) - 20/(-70). Let a = v + -45. Let d = 12 - a. Is 2 a factor of d?
False
Suppose 6*v - 2*b + 10898 = 9*v, -5*v = -4*b - 18134. Does 30 divide v?
True
Is 14 a factor of 3/21 + (-3035307)/(-329)?
True
Let a be 5 + ((-26)/5)/((-10)/1325). Let q = a + -495. Does 4 divide q?
False
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a conclusion that it provides a kind of "perfect storm" of the essentials of Japanese cuisine- blindingly fresh seafood caught locally and sold at an impressive market, locally grown vegetables, a distinct regional cuisine, Kyoto-rivaling courtly traditions, a strong reputation for Japanese sweets, excellent rice, and superior sake.

------------------------Kaga Cuisine (加賀料理)----------------------Although a bit under the radar, all sources say that the local Kaga kaiseki cuisine rivals Kyoto in the use of seasonal and local ingredients and the refinement with which it is served. There's some tongue in cheek speculation that kaiseki developed in Kanazawa as a means to show off the fine lacquerware.

For a city of half a million, there seem to be several dozen establishments serving kaiseki, including many attractive ryokan. Prices can reach up to 30,000 YEN,disruption. They were collected after finishing the audition. Next, we performed an analysis of the interpretation of students.

Participants {#sec3-2041669517705387}
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Participants were 42 students who were studying at higher conservatories. Their age ranged from 19 to 46 years (*M* = 23.6, *SD* = 4.6). They all studied music for more than 10 years. A total of 26 participants played string instrument, 5 played keyboard instruments, 10 played wind instruments (among them one, flute), and 1 studied analysis. Regarding the election of students, as it is a perceptive, nonanalytical test, their musical experience was relevant, but not their academic specialisation. They all had some experience in the interpretation of contemporary music works. They were grouped according to their timetables within the academic organisation. The participants had to take part in both the proposed sessions.

Instruments {#sec4-2041669517705387}
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The


participants 14, 19, 20, 21, and 29, who showed the same stability. Participant 21, with a maximum stability of 1 in both sessions, was notable. Figure 2.Comparison of participants' stability quotients. Figure 3.The time in minutes appears at the top, the second line corresponds to the segmentation points in time, and the numbers at the bottom refer to the number of cuts at these points. The red line corresponds to the mid-point of the work (2\'10").

The Pearson correlation between the stability quotients of all the points and the stability quotients of the points receiving more than 50% of the participants' cuts was significant (*r* = .919). The stability quotients had values ranging between 0 and 1.

Brief Extension of the Musicological Analysis {#sec11-2041669517705387}
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The "Itinerant" of Takemitsu is a work without clearsections delimiting the musical surface, except for the groupings suggested by the occurrence of silences. It is a continuous and linear piece. However, the results of the tests carried out with the participants show that perceptive intuition leads to segmenting at certain places of the musical surface more than at others. These are probably the most notable points of the piece, as noted by [@bibr6-2041669517705387] in effect, as of a certain degree of complexity, perception cannot capture in real time all the information received, and this is true for the auditive modality and for other sensory modalities.

After the points with a greater number of segmentations and the most stable points were established, we verified on the music score the moments of the musical discourse to which these points


of the work with Takemitsu, in spite of the work's linearity, perceptive intuition organises or replaces tonal hierarchy, with another hierarchy that allows one to organise the salient elements and that facilitates comprehension of the work, as noted by [@bibr16-2041669517705387]. The absence of these salient elements could create a waiting or "tension" in the listener, leading him to seek, from a perceptive viewpoint, that salient moment of the musical surface that will allow him to articulate and organise the discourse. As noted by [@bibr8-2041669517705387], the absence of the index arouses attention to the detection of a change, a crucial moment in the organisation of the form. This may be the basis for cut number 25 of the work of Takemitsu, at which all 42 participants marked a segmentationbeen unjustly enriched at his expense seems clearly to be an attempt to make of the Company's tax manipulation a windfall to himself. But the fact that fictitious accounting, which we of course do not condone, may entail liability to the taxing authorities does not serve to vest a right of action in this appellant, who was in no way injured.
Decree affirmed. Each party to bear own costs.
Mr. Justice NIX concurs in the result.
DISSENTING OPINION BY MR. JUSTICE MANDERINO:
I must dissent. The appellee employer in this case has been unjustly enriched at the expense of the appellant employee and there is not one shred of evidence to support the majority's denial of restitution to the employee. *238 For seventeen years, the employer made a payroll deduction for life


two years and he could not remember what years. This help could have occurred years after the yearly payroll deduction began. The accountant also admitted that for over fifteen years he had nothing to do with determining the total amount of the employee's yearly compensation. He testified that he would tell a partner the approximate amount that would have to be included in the employee's bonus to pay taxes on the payroll deduction for insurance  but the partner, not the accountant, then determined the total amount of the employee's regular draws and bonus compensation. The accountant had nothing to do, by his own admission, with the amount of the employee's gross pay and did not participate in the year-end compensation and bonus review between the employee andalso included the approximate amount of additional federal income tax Anthony would have to pay because of the purported additional $1077 in his yearly compensation, as reflected in the W-2 form and the 1099 form furnished by the Company. Compensation paid to employees is, of course, an ordinary and necessary expense of doing business and is deductible.
[3]  The senior and controlling partner, Roger Perose, Sr., who caused the insurance to be taken out and who reviewed appellant's compensation with him annually, had died prior to this litigation. The principal evidence concerning the treatment of the premium as income to Anthony was given by the accountant, Philip T. Verrichio. He testified as follows: "Q. Now then was this payment of $1077.00 charged in any way to John P.


kwh through the Solar Solutions Initiative, a price reduction of 26 percent and 17 percent, respectively, from 2013.

TVA also will offer 100 MW of capacity in the Renewable Standard Offer program, which supports large projects. The authority said it will continue to purchase output at prices competitive with the market.

“We are providing consumers with a renewable energy program that builds upon the success of earlier programs,” West said. “These programs balance low-cost and cleaner energy resulting in a renewable portfolio that is good for all 9 million consumers in the Valley.”those stories geographically,” said Martin.

All of the places mentioned will be marked on a digital map on the site. This way, visitors will be able to visually picture where these different sites are in relation to each other. Martin used the example of someone saying their favorite building to see is City Hall and someone else saying The Remington House has great food; visitors to the site will be able to see that those two locations are close to one another.

“On that map, you can see the vicinity and see what other recommendations are around your recommendation,” said Martin.

The site even features a link to the blog of Nate Greene, the brainchild of the Department of Tourism, Culture and Development. Nate Greene is the fictional descendent of Nathanael


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A version is the unit of optimization and deoptimization. Thus we expect that each function will have one original version and possibly many optimized versions. Versions are constructed such that they preserve two crucial invariants: (1) *version equivalence* and (2) *assumption transparency*. By the first invariant all versions of a function are observationally equivalent. The second invariant ensures that even if the assumption predicates *do* hold, deoptimizing to the target should be correct. Thus one could execute an optimized version and its base in lockstep;


a copy, the varmap is the identity function. For instance, if the target contains the variables $  \mathsf{ x }  $ and $  \mathsf{ y }  $, then the varmap is $[  \mathsf{ x }   \ottsym{=}   \mathsf{ x }   \ottsym{,}   \mathsf{ z }   \ottsym{=}   \mathsf{ z }  ]$. Additional instructions can be added; instructions that bear no predicates ([*i.e.*]{}, the predicate list is either empty or just tautologies) can be removed while preserving equivalence. As an example in , the new version $ \mathsf{V\kern -0.5pt \scalebox{0.83}{$\mathsf{ 2 }$} } $ is a copy of $ \mathsf{V\kern -0.5pt \scalebox{0.83}{$\mathsf{ 1 }$} } $; the instruction at $ \mathsf{L\kern -0.25pt \scalebox{0.83}{$\mathsf{ 0values. Evaluation is defined by a relation $ \ottnt{M} ~ \ottnt{E} ~ \ottnt{e}   \rightarrow   \ottnt{v} $: under $\ottnt{M}$ and environment $\ottnt{E}$, $\ottnt{e}$ evaluates to $\ottnt{v}$. This definition in turn relies on a relation $ \ottnt{E} ~ \ottnt{se}   \rightharpoonup   \ottnt{v} $ defining evaluation of simple expressions $\ottnt{se}$, which does not access arrays. The notation $ [\![ primop ]\!] $ to denote, for each primitive operation $ primop $, a partial function on values. Arithmetic operators and arithmetic comparison operators are only defined when their arguments are numbers. Equality and inequality are defined for all values. The relation $ \ottnt{M} ~ \ottnt{E} ~ \ottnt{e}   \rightarrow   \ottnt{v} $, when seen as a function from $\ottnt{M}$, $\ottnt{E}$, $\ottnt{e}$ to $\ottnt{v}$,


in $\ottnt{P}$. Let $ { \ottnt{C} [  \ottmv{F} .\kern -0.5pt \ottmv{V} .\kern -0.5pt \ottmv{L}  \nobreak\leftarrow\nobreak  \ottmv{F'} .\kern -0.5pt \ottmv{V'} .\kern -0.5pt \ottmv{L'}  ]} $ be the configuration $ \langle  \ottnt{P} \,  \ottnt{P} ( \ottmv{F'} ,  \ottmv{V'} )  \, \ottmv{L'} \, K^* \; \ottnt{M} \, \ottnt{E}  \rangle $. More generally, ${\ottnt{C}[X\nobreak\leftarrow\nobreakY]}$ replaces various components of $\ottnt{C}$. For example, $ { \ottnt{C} [ \ottnt{P_{{\mathrm{1}}}} \nobreak\leftarrow\nobreak \ottnt{P_{{\mathrm{2}}}} ]} $ updates the program in $\ottnt{C}$; if only the versions change between two locations $ \ottmv{F} .\kern -0.5pt \ottmv{V} .\kern -0.5pt \ottmv{L} $ and $ \ottmv{F} .\kern -0.5pt \ottmv{V'} .\kern -0.5pt \ottmv{L} $, write $ { \ottnt{C} [ \ottmv{V} \nobreak\leftarrow\nobreak \ottmv{V'} ]} $ instead of repeating the locations, etc.

Creating a new copy of thecurrently active version of a function, possibly adding new instructions, returns an equivalent program.

Consider $\ottnt{P_{{\mathrm{1}}}}$ with a function $\ottmv{F}$ with active version $\ottmv{V_{{\mathrm{1}}}}$. Adding a version yields $\ottnt{P_{{\mathrm{2}}}}$ with new active version $\ottmv{V_{{\mathrm{2}}}}$ of $\ottmv{F}$ such that

-   any label $\ottmv{L}$ of $\ottmv{V_{{\mathrm{1}}}}$ exists in $\ottmv{V_{{\mathrm{2}}}}$L: the instruction at $\ottmv{L}$ in $\ottmv{V_{{\mathrm{1}}}}$ and $\ottmv{V_{{\mathrm{2}}}}$ are identical except for instructions updated so that $ {\textsf{\textbf{assume}}} ~ e^* ~ \ottkw{else} ~ \xi ~ \tilde{\xi}^* $ in $\ottmv{V_{{\mathrm{1}}}}$ has a corresponding $ {\textsf{\textbf{assume}}} ~ e^* ~ \ottkw{else} ~   \ottmv{F} .\kern -0.5pt \ottmv{V_{{\mathrm{1}}}} .\kern -0.5pt \ottmv{L}  ~  \mathsf{Id}   $ in $\ottmv{V_{{\mathrm{2}}}}$ where $ \mathsf{Id} $ is the identity over the environment at $\ottmv{L}$.

-   $\ottmv{V_{{\mathrm{2}}}}$ may contain extra empty instructions: for any instruction $\ottnt{i}$


.\kern -0.5pt \ottmv{L}  \nobreak\leftarrow\nobreak  \ottmv{F} .\kern -0.5pt \ottmv{V_{{\mathrm{2}}}} .\kern -0.5pt \ottmv{L}  ]} $ and (b) $ { \ottnt{C_{{\mathrm{1}}}} [  \ottmv{F} .\kern -0.5pt \ottmv{V_{{\mathrm{1}}}} .\kern -0.5pt \ottmv{L}  \nobreak\leftarrow\nobreak  \ottmv{F} .\kern -0.5pt \ottmv{V_{{\mathrm{2}}}} .\kern -0.5pt \ottmv{L'}  ]} $.

4.  For any related pair $(\ottnt{C_{{\mathrm{1}}}}, \ottnt{C_{{\mathrm{2}}}}) \in R$, where $K^*_{{\mathrm{1}}}$ is the call stack of $\ottnt{C_{{\mathrm{2}}}}$, for any replacement $K^*_{{\mathrm{2}}}$, the pair $(\ottnt{C_{{\mathrm{1}}}}, { \ottnt{C_{{\mathrm{2}}}} [ K^*_{{\mathrm{1}}} \nobreak\leftarrow\nobreak K^*_{{\mathrm{2}}} ]} )$ is in $R$.

The proof proceeds by showing that $R$ is a bisimulation. If a related pair $( \ottnt{C_{{\mathrm{1}}}}, \ottnt{C_{{\mathrm{2}}}} ) \in R$ comes from the cases (1), (2) or (3) of the definition of $R$, we say that it is a *base pair*. A pair $( \ottnt{C_{{\mathrm{1}}}}, \ottnt{C_{{\mathrm{2}}}} )$ in case (4) isexample, with $ \mathsf{V\kern -0.5pt \scalebox{0.83}{$\mathsf{ 1 }$} } $ on the left and $ \mathsf{V\kern -0.5pt \scalebox{0.83}{$\mathsf{ 2 }$} } $ on the right.

[lll]{} & &   = 1\
& &\
& & 3\

[lll]{} & &   = 1\
& & 2\
& & 3\

Now consider a pair of configurations at $ \mathsf{L\kern -0.25pt \scalebox{0.83}{$\mathsf{ 1 }$} } $ with the binding $ \mathsf{ x }   \rightarrow  0$ in the environment.

( , ) K\^\* \[ 0 \]

( , ) K\^\* \[ 0 \]

They would be related by the relation $R$ used by the proof, yet they are not bisimilar: we have $ \ottnt{C_{{\mathrm{1}}}}  {
  \overset{\textsf{print}~ 0}{\longrightarrow}
}  \ottnt{C'_{{\mathrm{1}}}} $ as the only transition of $\ottnt{C_{{\mathrm{1}}}}$ in $\ottmv{V_{{\mathrm{1}}}}$, and $ \ottnt{C_{{\mathrm{2}}}}  {
  \overset{\textsf{print}~ 2}{\longrightarrow}
}


transparency invariant. We have to establish the invariant for $\ottnt{P_{{\mathrm{2}}}}$, assuming the invariant for $\ottnt{P_{{\mathrm{2}}}}$. We have to show that $\ottnt{C_{{\mathrm{0}}}}$ and $\ottnt{C'_{{\mathrm{2}}}}$ are bisimilar. $\ottnt{C_{{\mathrm{0}}}}$ is bisimilar to $\ottnt{C_{{\mathrm{1}}}}$ (this is the transparency invariant on $\ottnt{P_{{\mathrm{1}}}}$), and $\ottnt{C_{{\mathrm{1}}}}$ and $\ottnt{C'_{{\mathrm{2}}}}$ are bisimilar because they are related by the bisimulation $R$.

Predicate Hoisting {#predicate-hoisting}
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Hoisting predicates takes a version $\ottmv{V_{{\mathrm{1}}}}$, an expression $\ottnt{e}$, and two labels $\ottmv{L_{{\mathrm{1}}}}, \ottmv{L_{{\mathrm{2}}}}$, such that the instruction at $\ottmv{L_{{\mathrm{1}}}}, \ottmv{L_{{\mathrm{2}}}}$ are both instructions and $\ottnt{e}$ is a part of the predicate list at $\ottmv{L_{{\mathrm{1}}}}$. The pass copies $\ottnt{e}$ from $\ottmv{L_{{\mathrm{1}}}}$ to $\ottmv{L_{{\mathrm{2}}}}$, if all variables mentioned in $\ottnt{e}$ are in scope at $\ottmv{L_{{\mathrm{2}}}}$. If, after this step the $\ottnt{e}$ can be constant folded to $ {\textsf{\textbf{true}}} $ at $\ottmv{L_{{\mathrm{1}}}}$ by the optimization from , thenin code size [@trace-franz09], but lose more information about instructions outside of the trace.

Conclusions {#sec:conclusion}
===========

Speculative optimizations are key to just-in-time optimization of dynamic languages. As these optimizations depend on predicates about the program state, the language implementation must monitor the validity of predicates and be ready to deoptimize the program if a predicate is invalidated. While, many modern compiler rely on this approach, the interplay between optimization and deoptimization often remains opaque.

Our contribution is to show that when the predicates and the deoptimization metadata are reified in the program representation, it becomes quite easy to define correct program transformations that are deoptimization aware. In this work we extend the intermediate representation with one new instruction, , which plays the double role of checking for the validity of predicates and


compilation speed versus code quality trade-offs. The more a code fragment is executed, the more powerful optimizations will be applied to it.

[^3]: In an SSA based IR this step is not necessary for SSA variables, since the captured ones are guaranteed to stay unchanged.
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Collagenase purified from bacteria has been used to isolate islets for transplantation. However, collagenase is contaminated with small amounts of endotoxin, which induces dysfunction or apoptosis of islets. In this study, we investigated the effects of polymyxin B, endotoxin scavenger, on the yield and quality of isolated islets. It is revealed that polymyxin B neutralized endotoxin in vitro and inhibited endotoxin-mediated decreases of the glucose stimulation index. Additionally, adenosine triphosphate (ATP) quantitation, islet regression assay, and caspase-3 activation assay demonstrated that polymyxin B efficiently blocked the toxic effects induced by endotoxin. Thereafter, we isolated mouse islets both with and without polymyxin B and compared total islet equivalents (IEQs), glucose-stimulated insulin release, and ATP content. Polymyxin


provide a boost to the NSW economy, drawing at least 15,000 overseas tourists and generating tens of millions of dollars to the local economy.

Drawcard: The LA Dodgers and the Arizona Diamondbacks will play two games at the SCG. Credit:Getty Images/AFP

One of the biggest drawcards won’t be playing. Dodgers owner Earvin "Magic" Johnson is a further selling point in what will be one of the biggest events since the Sydney Olympics. A National Basketball Association hall of famer following his exploits for the Los Angeles Lakers, Johnson will watch his team play at the SCG on March 22 and 23.

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A comparison of the nucleotide sequences of eastern and western equine encephalomyelitis viruses with those of other alphaviruses and related RNA viruses.
The complete nucleotide sequence of a 1982 Florida strain of eastern equine encephalomyelitis (EEE) virus, and partial sequence of the nonstructural protein genes of western equine encephalomyelitis (WEE) virus, were determined. The EEE virus genome was 11,678 nucleotides in length, excluding the cap nucleotide and poly(A) tail, and the nucleotide composition was 28% A, 24% G, 25% C, and 23% U. The organization of both EEE and WEE virus genomes was like that of other alphaviruses and included a termination codon between the nsP3 and nsP4 genes. Codon usage for 10 of 20 amino acids was nonrandom in the EEE genome, and dinucleotide CpG-containing codons were underutilizedsurgery and the present one of observation and/or conservative surgery depending on size as well as signs and symptoms. Overall, 23 nephrectomies, 2 partial nephrectomies and 6 tumorectomies were performed, while there has been 17 cases (with no histological confirmation) treated with conservative approach and followed-up with ultrasound and CAT. With an average follow up of 8.4 years (range: 0.5-20 years), there has been no local or metastatic relapse of RAMP. There was one case of lymphatic affection which was explained as evidence of RAMP's multifocal condition and not as an indication of malignancy. In 3 patients, histological examination revealed coexistence of RAMP and renal carcinoma; 2 of these patients who underwent nephrectomy are free of disease; the third patient, treated with conservative surgery (tumorectomy), showed renal carcinoma


said he could sell Harriel the crack, but he never called Harriel back with details, so Harriel then called Michael Hughes. Hughes agreed to supply the crack, and told Harriel to pick him up at 700 West Grand Avenue.
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Harriel picked up Hughes and they went to the drug store where the exchange was471, 475 (7th Cir.2005). Thus, the government's comment to the jury that the January 10 buy helped to corroborate the December 20 buy did nothing to clarify the jurors' understanding of the charged conduct.
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[The defendant] was on trial for only one delivery, on one day, to one person. Evidence of any prior unrelated drug sales was simply not necessary to complete the story of the single delivery on trial. Nor was it needed to avoid a conceptual or chronological void


showed that he was not simply present at the scene by mistake. Thus, the evidence was highly relevant and probative to show intent, knowledge, and absence of mistake.
Although the district court erred in admitting the evidence under the "intricately related" doctrine and allowing the jury to consider the evidence for a broader purpose, such error was harmless and the risk of unfair prejudice was minimal. The evidence could have been admitted under Rule 404(b), and the jury was presented with ample non-propensity evidence that Conner distributed drugs on the day in question. Therefore, the risk of unfair prejudice does not substantially outweigh the probative value of the evidence and a new trial is not warranted.

B. The Jury Instruction Regarding Aiding and Abetting
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on cells susceptible to the heterologous species \[[@CR34]\]. As a consequence, manipulation is limited to the last third of the coronavirus genome, covering all genes encoded that are located 3′ of gene 1, starting with the spike gene. Targeted RNA recombination has been shown to be easy in use and to allow the rescue of highly defective mutants \[[@CR11], [@CR19], [@CR33]\]. However, the system is based on the ability to propagate both the donor and the recipient coronavirus in cell culture, and is hence not implementable for pathogenic IBV. This problem was solved by transfecting IBV genomic RNA into otherwise non-susceptible cells, exchanging the IBV spike gene by that of the mouse hepatitis virus (MHV) provided as part of a synthetic RNA, and by subsequently rescuing recombinant IBVsequencing and cloning purposes. PCR was performed with recombinant Taq DNA polymerase (Thermo Fisher Scientific) for plasmid characterization or with Phusion Hot Start II High-Fidelity DNA Polymerase (Thermo Fisher Scientific) for sequencing and cloning purposes.

One-step RT-qPCR was used to semi-quantitatively assess virus load in AF. Forward primer IBV.RdRp.F41 (3′-CATGCAGTTTGTTGGAGATCCT-5′) and reverse primer IBV.RdRp.R41 (3′-GTGACCTGGTTTTACCGTTTGA-5′) targeting the conserved region of gene 1b (nucleotide position 13,412 to 13,580 in IBV Beaudette GenBank accession number M95169.1) coding for the RNA-dependent RNA polymerase protein. Primers were obtained from Biolegio (Nijmegen, The Netherlands) and used at a final concentration of 300 nM each with the iTaq universal SYBR Green one-step kit (Bio-Rad Laboratories, Hercules, California, USA). The RT-qPCR reaction was carried out in a Bio-Rad CFX Connect real-time PCR system, starting with 10 min at


(Fig. [1b](#Fig1){ref-type="fig"} and Table [1](#Tab1){ref-type="table"}, and described below in detail): Plasmid (p)IBV-5 comprises a T7 RNA polymerase promotor, 2 G nucleotides, and the near full-length 5′-untranslated region (UTR), with an unintended A to C substitution at position 54. Plasmid IBV-1b comprises the last 754 nt of the pol 1b gene, including the 50 nt overlap with the spike gene, and the first 66 nt of the spike gene, including the signal sequence. Plasmid IBV-S contains the near full length ectodomain of the spike gene, 3211 nt in length. Plasmid IBV-SIR comprises the last 212 nt of the spike gene (the transmembrane and the endodomain), the accessory gene 3, the envelope gene, the membrane gene and half of the intergenic region. Plasmid IBV-3 T comprises the 3′-terminal region of the IBV genome, including the second halfof the IR, the accessory gene 5, the nucleocapsid gene, the 3′-UTR and a 100 nt poly-A sequence. All plasmids were generated by GenScript (Piscataway, NJ, USA) and provided in the plasmid pUC57-simple, a standard cloning plasmid with the polylinker removed.Table 1Plasmids used for generation of the donor plasmids p-IBV and p-mIBVPlasmidGenesCoordinatesLength (nt)3′-end RESSurrounding RESInserted at 3′-end ofp-IBV-5T7n.a.18n.a.n.a.n.a.GGn.a.2n.a.n.a.n.a.IBV 5′-UTR1--497497*Bst*BIn.a.n.a.p-IBV-1bIBV 3′-end 1b, S (ss)19,610--20,379770*Xho*I*Bst*BIp-IBV-5p-IBV-SIBV S (ec)20,379--23,5903211*Sty*I*Xho*Ip-IBV-5-1bp-IBV-SIRIBV S (tm, en), 3a, 3b, E, M23,591--25,3181728*Eco*RI*Sty*Ip-IBV-5-1b-Sp-IBV-3 TIBV 5a, 5b, N, 3′-UTR25,319--27,6302322n.a.*Eco*RIp-IBV-5-1b-S-SIRPolyA tail27,631--27,730100*Mss*I, *Pac*In.a.n.a.p-MHV-SMHV S (ec)n.a.3757*Sty*I*Xho*Ip-IBV-5-1bIBV gene fragments were generated in pUC57-simple, the MHV spike ectodomain derived from pTUG was ligated into pJet1.2. Plasmid names and spike protein domain abbreviations refer to Fig. [1](#Fig1){ref-type="fig"}. (ss) = signal sequence; (ec) = ectodomain; (tm) = transmembrane domain; (en) = endodomain; n.a. = not applicable. RES = restriction enzyme site

In order to allow cloning of the fragments in


LR7 cells, subsequent infectious IBV virus particles could be rescued in ECE. The feasibility of the approach was demonstrated by the generation of recombinant rIBV virus carrying silent marker mutations.

The inability to select for individual IBV recombinants by plaque purification was circumvented by a combination of three approaches. First, the mIBV-infected and rIBV donor RNA-transfected LR7 cells were inoculated into ECEs by end-point dilution. Second, early RT-PCR and sequencing based screening of the genetic make-up of recombinants helped to identify and discard erroneous recombinants. Third, two subsequent end-point dilution series were executed in ECEs, each leading to the selection of rIBV-wt. Finally, the genetic identity of the 5′ 9 kb of rIBV-wt, i.e. the part of the IBV genome had been subject to manipulation, was confirmed by sequence analysis.

Theand applied research is promising, and potentially enables the development of a new generation of rationally designed live-attenuated IBV vaccines.

Additional files
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Additional file 1: Table S1.Silent mutations introduced in rIBV. Nucleotide positions and sequences refer to the IBV H52 BI genome (see Additional file [2](#MOESM2){ref-type="media"}: Figure S1). Modified nucleotides in recombinant IBV wt are depicted in lower case; n.a. = not applicable. Purpose of introduction of restriction enzyme site are indicated for each site; in case of enzyme site removal the purpose was to create unique restriction enzyme sites for cloning; n.a. = not applicable in this study. (DOCX 19 kb) Additional file 2: Figure S1.Alignment of 3′ 9 kb of mIBV and rIBV-wt with IBV H52 BI. Alignment of the 3′ 9 kb of mIBV 1B3IIA P6 (excluding the MHV


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You can do it using ExtAudioFileService. In ios developer library they
  had provided two examples to convert one audio file to another format.
  In these they are opening one audio file for reading and another file
  for writing (converted audio). You can change or updated code to read
  from two files and write them to one out put file in same format(caf)
  or compressed format. First you have open firstaudio file using AudioFileCreate with the correct
  parameters (bitrate etc). open your first file, read the packets and
  write them to the newly created file. open your second file and do the
  same. make sure your counters are not zero-ed out after writing the
  first file. AudioFileClose -- and you're done! Things to note: for
  local files, you have to run a method to escape spaces
That's about it!

OPTION-4:
Slightly in a different note.
I think you are recording files in CAF and trying to combine them.So in that case you can finally try recording your files in some other format than caf.
Try out this link for that:
iOS: Record audio in other format than caf
Hope this helps.


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When I try the command remotely via ssh, the -g immediately results in failure, with the status of 36 that you are reporting.
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\[energy\] If the singularities of the surface occur with the same image point then the hypothesis of Theorem \[thm\_classify\] is equivalent to the energy bound ${\mathcal}{W}( f) <16 \pi $. This occurs for branched Willmore surfaces that appear as singularity models for the Willmore flow but in general is not true. For example inversions of minimal herissons, that is minimal surfaces with branch points with $\int K = -4\pi$, are Willmore surfaces with branch points with different image points, see [@Rosenberg1988].

Apart from the intrinsic interest of a classification as in


does not converge to a round sphere then there exist sequences $ r _j, t _ j\nearrow T $ where $ r_j \rightarrow \infty, r_j \rightarrow 0  $ or $ r_j \to 1 $ and a rescaled flow $$\begin{aligned}
 f _ j : \Sigma \times \left[ -\frac{ t_j}{ r_j^4} , \frac{ T - t_j} { r _j ^ 4 } \right) \rightarrow {\mathbb{R}}^3, f_j( p, \tau) = \frac{ 1}{ r_j} ( f ( p, t_j+ r_j^4 \tau) - x_j) \end{aligned}$$ such that $f_j$ converges locally smoothly to either a catenoid, Enneper’s minimal surface or a trinoid. In particular, if ${\mathcal}{W}(f_0) \leq 12\pi$ then either the maximal Willmore flow converges to a round sphere or $f_j$ converges locally smoothly to a catenoid.

A similar result for rotationally symmetric initial{\mathbb{R}}^n)$ for some discrete $ {\mathcal}S \subset \Sigma$ and if for each $ p \in {\mathcal}{S}$ there exists a neighbourhood $ \Omega_p $ such that in local conformal co-ordinates $$\begin{aligned}
\int_{\Omega_p\backslash \{p\} } |A|^2 d\mu_g < \infty.   \end{aligned}$$ Moreover, we either require that $ \mu_{g} (\Omega_p \backslash \{p\} )< \infty $ or that $ p $ is a complete end.

It was proved in Kuwert-Li [@Kuwert2010] and Müller-Šverák [@Muller1995] that about each point in the set ${\mathcal}{S}$ we can construct local conformal coordinates. In terms of these coordinates the assumption that $ \mu_g ( \Omega_p \backslash \{ p\})<\infty $ or that $ p$ is a complete end is equivalent to assuming that either $\int_{\Omega_p \backslash \{ p\} }e ^{\pm2u} d x < \infty$ and we also note that


we again denote by $f:D_1\backslash \{0\} \to {\mathbb{R}}^3 \backslash \{0\}$, such that for all $z\in D_1 \backslash \{0\}$ and all ${\varepsilon}>0$ there exists $C_{{\varepsilon}}>0$ so that the second fundamental form and its derivatives satisfy an estimate of the form $$\begin{aligned}
 |\nabla^k A( z) |  \leq C _{{\varepsilon}} | z| ^{1-k-m-{\varepsilon}} \quad \forall {\varepsilon}> 0. \end{aligned}$$ Moreover, in the case $m=1$, $\mu$ is a $W^{2,p}\cap C^{1,\alpha}$-embedded unit density surface at $0$ for all $1\le p<\infty$ and all $0<\alpha<1$ and for the scalar mean curvature we have the expansion $$\begin{aligned}
H(z)=H_0 \log|z|+W^{2,p}_{\text{loc}}, \label{expansionH}                                     section A.3 of the appendix that ${\langle}\alpha,\alpha{\rangle}^{(4,0)}$ is holomorphic away from ${\mathcal}{S}$. Therefore it remains to study the quartic form close to the finitely many points in ${\mathcal}{S}$. Since this is a local problem and using the results from section $2$ we assume from now on that we only have one finite area branch point $p$ with multiplicity $m(p)=m\in {\mathbb{N}}$, that there exists a conformal parametrization $f:D_1\backslash \{0\} \to {\mathbb{R}}^3\backslash \{0\}$ of $\Sigma$ and that all the results from Theorem \[thm\_expansion\] are applicable.

Next we recall the formula from the appendix $$\begin{aligned}
{\langle}Y _ {zz} , Y _ { zz} {\rangle}= H _ { zz} \varphi + H^2 \varphi^2 / 4 - H_{z} ( \varphi e ^ { - \lambda } ) _ { z} e ^{\lambda}=:I+II+III,\end{aligned}$$ where $\lambda=2u$ and