useful in the following section.

\[rk2s\]There is no chance for $D(H)$ to be an optimal bound in the decreasing part of the singularity spectrum of ${\mathsf{M}}_\mu$, since the mapping $H\mapsto D(H)$ is non-decreasing.

Lower bound for the singularity spectrum {#sec_lower}
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For each admissible local dimension $H$, we are going to exhibit an auxiliary probability measure $\nu$ (which depends on $H$) such that $\nu \big(\underline E_{{\mathsf{M}}_\mu}(H) \big)=1$, and such that the dimension of $\nu$ equals the announced value for $D_{{{\mathsf{M}}_\mu}}(H)$: i.e. $D(H)$ when $H\leq H_s+{{{\widetilde H}}_\ell}({{\widetilde \eta}})$, and ${D_\mu}(H-{{{\widetilde H}}_\ell}({{\widetilde \eta}}))$ when $H> H_s+{{{\widetilde H}}_\ell}({{\widetilde \eta}})$.

These auxiliary measures do not always have the same nature, depending on $H$. They can be taken as a Gibbs measures when $H\in [ H_\ell({{\widetilde \eta}})+{{\widetilde H}}_\ell({{\widetilde \eta}}), H_{\max}+{{\widetilde H}}_\ell({{\widetilde \eta}}))$, but not for the other values) \big)}.\end{aligned}$$ The equation then yields $$\label{nuH}
2^{-J {D_\mu}(\alpha_{k}) (1+\widetilde\theta_k )}\le \nu_{H_{\min}} \big(I_W \big)\le 2^{- J  {D_\mu}(\alpha_{k})(1-\widetilde\theta_k )},$$ for some decreasing sequence $\widetilde\theta_k$, tending to $ 0$ when $k\to +\infty$. This yields that $x\in  \widetilde E_{\nu_{H_{\min}}} \big( {D_\mu}({H_{\min}})\big)$, since ${D_\mu}(\alpha_{k}) \to {D_\mu}( {H_{\min}})$ when $k\to +\infty$.

Observe also that implies that for each $j$ large enough, we have $$\label{u}
\#\{ W \in \Sigma_j : I_{W}\cap \mathcal{C}_{H_{\min}} \neq\emptyset\}\le 2^{j {D_\mu}(\alpha_{k_j})(1+\widetilde\theta_{ k_j})}.$$

### Proof that well-approximated points have $\nu_{H_{\min}} $-measure 0

Fix an approximation rate $\delta>1$. To get the result, one focuses first on the value of $$\nu_{H_{\min}} \Big (\bigcup_{  w\in   \mathcal{S}_j(\eta)} B(x_w,(2\cdot 2^{-\lfloor \eta j \rfloor})^\delta)\Big) =  \, \nu_{H_{\min}} \Big (\bigcup_{ W \in\Sigma_{{\lfloor \eta j \rfloor} }}\bigcup_{w\in   \mathcal{S}_j(\eta,W)} B(x_w,(2\cdot 2^{-\lfloor \eta j \rfloor})^\delta)\Big)  .$$

For each


(j-\lfloor \eta_{i,k} j  \rfloor)({H_i}(\eta_{i,k})+{{\varepsilon}}).$$

For $J$ large enough, given $W\in\Sigma_J$, [assume that ${\mathsf{M}}_\mu(I_W)  $ is realized at $w$, i.e. ${\mathsf{M}}_\mu(I_W) =\mu(I_{w})$, for some word of length $|w| = j \geq J$, $I_{w}\subset I_{W'}$ and $W'\in \mathcal{N} _{J}(W) $. In this case,]{} there exists $\eta_{i,k}$ such that holds. We have to distinguish the two following possibilities for the parameters $\{\eta_{i,k}\}_{i\in \{\ell,r\}, k\in \{1,..., \max(N_\ell,N_r)\}}$:

-   if $\lfloor \eta_{i,k}j \rfloor \le J$, then $I_{W} \subset \bigcup_{ u \in \mathcal {N}_{\lfloor \eta_{i,k}j \rfloor} ( w_{|\lfloor \eta_{i,k}j \rfloor})} I_{u} $.

-   if $\lfloor \eta_{i,k} j  \rfloor > J$, then $${\mathsf{M}}_\mu(I_W) \leq C\mu(I_w)  \mu(I_{ \sigma^{j-\lfloor\eta_{i,k} j  {\rfloor}} w}  )\leq C\mu(I_W) 2^{(j-\lfloor j \eta_{i,k}\rfloor))({H_i}(\eta_{i,k})-{{\varepsilon}})},$$ where has been used.

In the second case, some information is lost between theand $H_i(\widehat\eta')= H_i(\eta_i')-K\eta'_i$ if $i=r$. Notice that $\widehat\eta_i>\eta_i'$. ]{}

[Now, fix $\varepsilon=q H_i(\eta_i)/4$, and choose $\eta'_i$ small enough so that $(1-\eta'_i) ({H_i}(\widehat\eta_i)-K\widehat\eta_i)>H_i(\eta_i)/2$ if $i=\ell$ and ${H_i}(\eta'_i)-2K\widehat\eta_i>H_i(\eta_i)/2$ if $i=r$, and $$\begin{cases}
H_i(\eta'_i)+2K\widehat \eta_i<H_s \text{ and } D_\mu(H_i(\eta'_i)+2K\widehat \eta_i)\le D_\mu({H_i}(\eta_i)+\varepsilon/2& \text{if }i=\ell,\\
H_i( \eta'_i)-2K\widehat \eta_i>H_s\text{ and } D_\mu(H_i(\eta'_i)-2K\widehat \eta_i)\le D_\mu({H_i}(\eta_i))+\varepsilon/2& \text{if }i=r
\end{cases}.$$ By item (5) of Proposition \[fm\], there exists an integer $J_i$ such that for $j \ge J_i$, $$\label{eq24sss}
\begin{split}
&\# \mathcal{E}_\mu(j , [0,H_\ell(\eta'_i)+2K\widehat\eta_i])  \le 2^{j  (D_\mu(H_i(\eta'_i)+2K\eta'_i)+\varepsilon/2)}\le 2^{j  (D_\mu(H_i(\eta_i))+\varepsilon)} \text{ if }i=\ell,\\
&\# \mathcal{E}_\mu(j , [H_i(\eta'_i)-2K\widehat\eta_i,+\infty))  \le 2^{j  (D_\mu(H_r(\eta'_i)+2K\eta'_i)+\varepsilon/2)}\le 2^{j  (D_\mu(H_i(\eta_i))+\varepsilon)} \text{ if }i=r
\end{split}.$$]{}

[We can also choose $J_i$ such that ${{\varepsilon}}^2_{{j}}\le K\eta'_i/2\le  K\widehat \eta_i/2$ for $j\ge J_i$, where$( {{\varepsilon}}^2_{{j}})_{j\ge 1}$ is the sequence introduced in Proposition \[p2\]. ]{}

[For $J\ge J_i$, we take $\Sigma^{(i)}_J$ as


0$.

In addition, by Proposition \[p’2\], there is a positive sequence $({{\varepsilon}}^3_j)_{j\ge 1}$ converging to 0 such that, with probability 1, for $j$ large enough, each cube $I_W$ (with $W\in   \mathcal{E}_\mu( \lfloor \eta_H  j  \rfloor, [0, {{H_\ell}}(\eta_H)+{{\varepsilon}}])$) contains a smaller cube $I_{w}$, with $w\in\mathcal{S}_j(\eta,W)  \cap {{\mathcal{T}_{\mu,\ell}}}( j,\eta_H,  {{\varepsilon}}_j^3)$.

By the quasi-Bernoulli property of $\mu$, $${\mathsf{M}}_\mu(I_{w}) \geq \mu(I_{w} ) \geq C^{-1} 2^{-\lfloor \eta_H  j \rfloor ({{H_\ell}}(\eta_H)+{{\varepsilon}})} 2^{-(j-\lfloor \eta_H  j \rfloor) ({{H_\ell}}(\eta')+{{\varepsilon}}^3_j)} =   2^{-  j  ({{H_\ell}}(\eta_H)+2{{\varepsilon}})}$$ when $j$ becomes large. Thus, $$\begin{aligned}
\liminf_{j\to + \infty}\frac{1}{j}\log_2\#  \mathcal{E}_{{\mathsf{M}}_\mu} (j,[Õ0, {H_\ell}(\eta_H)+2{{\varepsilon}}])  \ge \eta_H \Big({D_\mu}({{H_\ell}}(\eta_H) ) -\beta({{\varepsilon}})\Big), \end{aligned}$$ Since by construction $H ={H_\ell} (\eta_H)$ and $ \eta_H {D_\mu}({{H_\ell}}(\eta_H))={D_\mu}(H) - d(1-\eta)$, letting ${{\varepsilon}}$ go to zero gives $$\lim_{{{\varepsilon}}\to 0^+} \liminf_{j\to +\infty}\frac{1}{j}\log_2\#  \mathcal{E}_{{\mathsf{M}}_\mu} (j,[0, HH_\ell({{\widetilde \eta}}),H_{\max}+\widetilde H_\ell({{\widetilde \eta}})]$ if we were able to prove the property $ {\overline \dim_{{}}}({\mathsf{M}}_\mu,x)  \ge {\underline \dim_{{}}}(\mu,x)+{{{\widetilde H}}_\ell}({{\widetilde \eta}})$ for all $x\in [0,1]^d$ to hold.

Case of a homogeneous Gibbs measure {#sechomo}
===================================

We rapidly explain the case of a homogeneous capacity that we denote $\lambda$. We assume without loss of generality that for some $\beta >0$, for every finite word $w\in \Sigma^*$, $\lambda(I_w) \sim 2^{-\beta |w|}$.

[(0,-2.8) – (0,1.5) \[radius=0.006\] node \[above\] [$\tau_\lambda(q)$]{}; (-1.,0) – (3.7,0) node \[right\] [$q$]{}; plot (, [0.7\*-1]{}); (0.6,0)– (0.6,-1.5) \[fill\] (0.6,-1.6) node \[below\] [${q_{\widetilde \eta}}$]{}; (-0.1,-0.20) node \[left\] [$0$]{}; (-0,-1) circle \[radius=0.03\] node \[left\] [$-d$  ]{}; ]{}

[(0,-2.8) – (0,1.5) \[radius=0.006\] node \[above\] [$ \tau_{{\mathsf{M}}_\lambda}(q)$]{}; (-1.,0) – (3.7,0) node \[right\] [$q$]{}; plot (, [1.666\*-1]{}); plot (, [0.7\*-0.42]{}); (0.7,-0.1) – (2.5,-1) node \[right\] [Phase]{}; (2.5,-1.4)


node \[right\] [transition]{}; (0.6,0)– (0.6,-1.5) \[fill\] (0.6,-1.6) node \[below\] [${q_{\widetilde \eta}}$]{}; (-0.1,-0.20) node \[left\] [$0$]{}; (-0,-1) circle \[radius=0.03\] node \[left\] [$-d$  ]{}; ]{}

[(0,-0.2) – (0,1.2) \[radius=0.006\] node \[above\] [$D_\lambda(H)$ ]{}; (-0.2,0) – (2.7,0) node \[right\] [$H$]{}; (1.32,1) circle \[radius=0.03\] \[dashed\] (1.32,1) – (0,1) \[fill\] circle \[radius=0.03\] node \[left\] [ ${d} $]{}; (1.32,1) circle \[radius=0.03\] \[dashed\] (1.32,1) – (1.32,-0.0) \[fill\] circle \[radius=0.03\] \[dashed\] (1.32,0.0) – (1.32,-0.0) node \[below\] [ ${\beta} $]{}; ]{}

[ (0,-0.2) – (0,1.2) \[radius=0.006\] node \[above\] [$D_{{\mathsf{M}}_\lambda}(H)$ ]{}; (-0.2,0) – (3.2,0) node \[right\] [$H$]{}; (2.82,1) circle \[radius=0.03\] \[dashed\] (2.82,1) – (0,1) \[fill\] circle \[radius=0.03\] node \[left\] [ ${d} $]{}; (0,0.4) circle \[radius=0.03\] node \[left\] [$d\eta$]{} \[dashed\] (0,0.4) – (1.32,0.4)\[fill\] (1.32,0.4) circle \[radius=0.03\] \[dashed\] (1.32,0.4) – (1.32,-0.0) \[fill\] circle \[radius=0.03\] \[dashed\] (1.32,0.0) – (1.32,-0.0) node \[below\] [ ${\beta}raft of new editing tools and bureaucratic procedures intended to combat the bad edits. They created software that allowed fellow editors to quickly survey recent changes and reject them or admonish their authors with a single mouse click. They set loose automated “bots” that could reverse any incorrectly formatted changes or those that were likely to be vandalism and dispatch warning messages to the offending editors.

The tough new measures worked. Vandalism was brought under control, and hoaxes and scandals became less common. Newly stabilized, and still growing in scope and quality, the encyclopedia became embedded in the firmament of the Web. Today the English Wikipedia has 4.4 million articles; there are 23.1 million more in 286 other languages. But those tougher rules and the more suspicious atmosphere that


Web encouraged strangers to come together and achieve things impossible for a conventional organization. Wikipedia is proof there was some truth to that notion. But today’s Web is dominated by sites such as Facebook and Twitter, where people maintain personal, egocentric feeds. Outside specific settings like massive multiplayer games, relatively few people mingle in shared virtual space. Instead, they use mobile devices that are unsuited to complex creative work and favor neatly self-contained apps over messier, interconnected Web pages. Shirky, who is an advisor to the Wikimedia Foundation, says people steeped in that model will struggle to understand how and why they should contribute to Wikipedia or any project like it. “Facebook is the largest participatory culture today, but their mode of participation is different,” he says. “It’sThey are either rugby fans or league fans. Never both.

27. Gossip is like exactly like Facebook. It’s excellent, and best used judiciously and infrequently.

28. If meeting someone from Sydney, ask where they went to school. Make it your business to know someone from every school and recite the relevant alumni at every opportunity.

29. Talking about your degree is fine as long as you remember something interesting that you learnt. Don’t just talk about your days at university.

30. It’s OK to talk about your successes. People will happily steal the IP.

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online showing women already driving in Saudi Arabia.
With the exception of two women who were briefly stopped by police, authorities have so far not intervened to halt any of the female motorists.
Amnesty quoted one woman involved in the campaign as saying: “This is a natural right for us, a most simple and basic right, it relates to our freedom of movement… and give us a sense of control over our lives.”
Saudi women are forced to cover from head to toe and need permission from a male guardian to travel, work and marry. afp

KARACHI: On the occasion of World Polio Day, Aseefa Bhutto Zardari urged all sections of society and media to support efforts to eradicate polio from Pakistan.
Aseefa emphasised on measures to completely eradicate the potentially fatal andexperts of the Muslim world are convinced that polio drops do not contain anything that is harmful to health or against sharia. The fatwa issued from the PUC’s central office refers to Shaykh Al-Azhar of Jamia Al-Azhar Egypt, Maulana Samiul Haq of Darul Uloom Haqqania, Mufti Rafi Usmani, Maulana Zahid Mahmood Qasmi, Mufti Muhammad Naeem, Maulana Abdul Bari of Qabail Ulema Council, Maulana Anwarul Haq Mujahid, PUC Central Chairman Hafiz Muhammad Tahir Mahmood Ashrafi and other Islamic leaders. The fatwa says that the holy Quran and Sunnah command us to provide proper medication to our children. It notes that polio is an incurable disease once infected. There are only three Islamic countries where polio still exists and one of them is Pakistan. Therefore, Islamic scholars have urged parents


matter of law." Rule 56(c), Fed.R.Civ.P. No disputes of fact exist for purposes of the present motion, and disposition by means of summary judgment is proper.

IV. DISCUSSION

A. Fraud Damages
Defendant contends that California law authorizes only plaintiff's out-of-pocket damages as damages for the alleged fraud.[2] Plaintiff, citing to language in Lazar v. Superior Court, 12 Cal.4th 631, 49 Cal.Rptr.2d 377, 909 P.2d 981 (1996), argues that under California law, he is entitled to "benefit of the bargain" or expectancy damages, the type of damages traditionally recoverable in contract actions.
Defendant is correct. In California, in the absence of a fiduciary relationship,[3] recovery for the tort of fraud is limited to the actual, out-of-pocket damages suffered by the plaintiff. See Ward v. Taggart, 51 Cal.2d 736, 741, 336 P.2d 534 (1959);the identical course of conduct underlied all three claims, rendering the separate awards redundant. Id. at 555, 27 Cal. Rptr.2d 531. Moreover, Finch holds that, at least where damages all flow from the same misrepresentation, section 970 does not give rise to discrete damages additional to the damages for misrepresentation, but rather operates to double a plaintiff's actual damages arising from the misrepresentation. Id. The rule in Finch authorizes a jury to double the actual damages suffered as a consequence of fraud; it does not set forth that damages for a violation of section 970 include benefit of the bargain damages.
Regardless, as explained in section IV(a), supra, any claim for expectation damages  whether under a common law fraud theory or a section 970 theory  is preempted


Simcountry is a multiplayer Internet game in which you are the president, commander in chief, and industrial leader. You have to make the tough decisions about cutting or raising taxes, how to allocate the federal budget, what kind of infrastructure you want, etc..

Thursday, September 2, 2010 - 07:52 pm cuz haterz be hatin' and luvverz be lovin' and bystanderz be bystandin' yellin at the haterz 'n' luvvers 'save a sheep, ride a hickchick you haterz!' and thats neither hatin nor luvin but only respek yo!development region from the packaged .properties file without depending on our utility class anymore. Really cool stuff and again, beautiful work from the people at SpringSource.

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When you decide to incorporate a distributed data grid as part of your application architecture, a product's scalability, reliability, cost and performance are key considerations that will help you make your decision. Another key consideration will be the accessibility of the data. One nice feature of Hazelcast that I have been working with lately is distributed queries. In simple terms, distributed queries provide an API and syntax that allow a developer to query for entries that exist in a Hazelcast distributed map. Let's look at a very simple example.

In the demo project (link at the bottom) I have one object,


Q:

Sqlite3 – How can I get the timestamp from the result of SELECT max

My table is set up with columns for ID, Time, AAC, AAD, etc. The Time is the timestamp when the data was entered.
How am I able to get the value of the timestamp at the max value for each column?
import sqlite3

sqlite_file = 'foo.db'
conn = sqlite3.connect(sqlite_file)
c = conn.cursor()
column = ['AAC', 'AAD', 'ABC', 'ABP',
          'AGL', 'AHG', 'AHY', 'AIO']
for i in range(len(column)):
    c.execute("SELECT max("'"%s"'") FROM prices" % (column[i]))
    print (column[i], c.fetchone())
conn.close()

Any help would be much appreciated!

A:

With SQLite 3.7.11 or later (check sqlite3.sqlite_version), other column values are guaranteed to come from the row that matches the MAX() or MIN():
SELECT max(AAC), Time FROMsuite for word, Excel files (5) Goodreads integration – see what friends are reading, rate books, etc.

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Jeff wrote:

So reading between their gibberish, what does this add to their bottom line? Analysts love to express their love for this company without any hard numbers to back up their comments. If Amazon was replicating Apple's business model, they would be making money.

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The quote from the Topeka analyst about Amazon replicating Apple's business model is hard to figure out, since Amazon, according to Jeff Bezos, doesn't look to make money on the sale of the device


a panel of the court pursuant to Rule 9(a), Rules of the Sixth Circuit.   Upon examination, this panel unanimously agrees that oral argument is not needed.   Fed.R.App.P. 34(a).

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Muko (Takeo) Nishikido

Muko (Takeo) Nishikido (錦戸無光／武夫) was born in 1940 on Tinian in the Northern Mariana Islands near Saipan. After school in Kumamoto he moved to Osaka, where he began to train in Daito-ryu Aiki-jujutsu in 1959 and later established a dojo in Tokyo. In 1973 he met Daito-ryu Aiki-jujutsu Kodokai Founder Kodo Horikawa in Kitami City in Hokkaido through the introduction of a friend. Upon feeling his Aiki for the first time he decided to discard his previous study of jujutsu and focus on Horikawa Sensei’s approach to Aiki.

Muko Nishida with Mr. and Mrs. Horikawa in Hokkaido, 1973

After commuting to Kitami for two years, he decided to relocate with his family to Hokkaido in order to further his training and received severe individual instruction in addition toBudo:

“The essential principles of Daito-ryu are Love and Harmony” “The goal of spreading Daito-ryu is ‘Harmony and Love’, keeping this spirit is what preserves and realizes social justice. This was Sokaku Sensei’s dying wish” “There is no first attack in Aiki-jujutsu. Endure as much as you should endure. Even when it becomes necessary, neutralize the opponent without causing injury through Aiki.”

Yukiyoshi Sagawa, one of Sokaku Takeda’s senior students and one-time successor as Soke of the art:

“Aiki Budo is the Way of Human Development” “Aiki is the fitting together of Ki.

Through this harmonious reconciliation all things under heaven and earth in the universe move peacefully without disturbance. This harmonization is Aiki.”

Masao Hayashima (早島正雄), who trained with both Sokaku Takeda and Sokaku Takeda’s student Toshimi Matsuda (from the first page


cannot understand how or what is being done to you.

When Aiki was first applied to me I thought “What is this?”. The will to fight disappears. The desire to attack the opponent disappears.

Aiki completely strips away the feeling of the opponent to fight and their strength. That can be stripped away not only for just a single person, but even when there two, three, four, five or six people.

Seated Thousand-armed Kannon Bosatsu

Fujiidera temple, Osaka – 8th century

One works to create a body that that can manage situations like that in an instant. One works to create a body like the Thousand Armed Kannon (千手観音), so to speak.

When one says “thousand”, in the past this meant a number without limit. This means that no matter where one is grabbedmore that one uses Aiki the more that their Ki increases, their harmony increases, their spirit enters into the world without limits.

When those people who have inhabited the world of physical strength, the world of power, the world of the ego until this time train in Aiki-jujutsu they will draw closer to the zero point. That is, nothingness. The world of enlightenment. Return to the origin. From there begins the determination of whether one will either return to the world of physical strength, power, the world of the ego again, or depart for the world of Ki, the world of Aiki.

In Hikari-do there are many types of training done in order to return to the point of nothingness. That can be called the enlightenment of the physical body


stopped needing physical strength, that was my first glimpse of Ki.

In other words, I had made my way to the point of nothingness. However, I did not yet understand Aiki. If I had not been able to grasp Aiki it may be that I would have returned to the world of physical strength.

When one trains in Aiki they experience a liberation (moksha) from the physical body. In moksha there is a liberation of the physical body and a liberation of the spirit, Aiki is a liberation of the physical body. One understands – “Ah, this is the Ki Body!”. The body of physical strength becomes the Ki Body.

When compared with Horikawa Sensei’s sixty years of Aiki, my Aiki is still half of that at thirty years. Even ifthan a hundred times. My hands couldn’t hold it. Instead, I was better able to hold it when swinging with physical strength.

Then I thought “OK, I’ll swing it with Aiki!”. and I swung it with Aiki – two hundred, three hundred, five hundred, six hundred, one thousand, two thousand times I swung. That was the first time that I thought “Ahh, in the end one really has to train…”. If I hadn’t swung using Aiki I would probably have gone back to my original body of physical strength.

Daito-ryu Aiki-jujutsu Kodokai Founder Kodo Horikawa

Basic Techniques and the Ki Body

Daito-ryu Aiki-jujutsu does not require even the smallest bit of strength.

That said, it’s not “relaxation” (脱力). I am not saying that relaxation is bad, but when one relaxes the become unable


explicitly, as when he used the term “Inyo-gacchi” (陰陽合致) – “the unification of Yin and Yang”. He later (1963, from a speech at a demonstration at the Hibiya Kokkaido) stressed that this process occurs within one’s own body when he stated that “In Aikido Izanagi no Mikoto Izanami no Mikoto enter and move through this old man’s body” (「合気道は、イザナギの尊 イザナミの尊が爺の体内に入り行っているのだ」) – Izanagi and Izanami standing in for Yin and Yang. He also presented this in his use of the phrase “Ten-chi-jin Aiki”, the classical Chinese model that “unifies the forces” (“Aiki”) of “heaven and earth” (“Yin and Yang”) in man (‘jin”). “Aikido is the way and the principle of harmonizing Heaven, Earth and Man

(Morihei Ueshiba – from “Takemusu Aiki”, edited by Hideo Takahashi). This also lends some elucidationsuspected, it’s different.”. When I understood that it was “Ki wo gassuru” it became clear to me.

At that time I had already understood the basics of Aiki. I had already realized the concept of the Ki Body. For that reason, I was able to understand “Ah, so that’s what it is!”.

If I hadn’t heard those words from Horikawa Sensei, It may be that I would not have been able to grasp Aiki. I was extremely thankful for that single sentence. Even now I can’t forget the joy that I felt at that time. “Sensei, arigatou gozaimasu!” – I thanked Sensei from the bottom of my heart.

And so, that was how I was able to grasp the principle of Aiki.

There was also another event. One day I was watching


our letters picked without replacement from cwccccccccccccccccw. What is prob of sequence cwwc?
1/171
Two letters picked without replacement from {p: 2, f: 3, b: 4, m: 1, i: 1}. What is prob of sequence bm?
2/55
Three letters picked without replacement from sssasssaassaa. What is prob of sequence saa?
40/429
Three letters picked without replacement from ljijijjjjjjjqijij. Give prob of sequence qii.
1/340
What is prob of sequence lzlz when four letters picked without replacement from {q: 10, z: 3, l: 2}?
1/2730
Two letters picked without replacement from {m: 1, n: 1, f: 7, w: 4, r: 2}. Give prob of sequence rn.
1/105
Four letters picked without replacement from {o: 4, b: 1, x: 2, n: 3, a: 9}. Give prob of sequence annb.
3/5168
Calculate prob of sequence ufpd when four letters picked without replacement from dfpcu.
1/120
Calculate probbe sufficiently tightened in order for the product to operate in a safe manner. In such cases, recourse to a tool, such as a wrench and the like, is sometimes necessary to insure that the nuts are tightened, especially if the consumer lacks sufficient manual strength to tighten the nuts in a workman-like manner.
There is a need, therefore, to provide thumbnuts or wingnuts which can be tightened sufficiently by anyone, regardless of their individual strengths, in order to implement the assembly of a product, such as described above, in which a tubular member is secured to another member and in which the thumbnuts so provided are caused to be secured in a simple and an easily tightenable manner without fear of the nuts being subsequently loosened during normal


solutions {#sec0004}
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One of the most outstanding achievements of ART is the ability to separate, in space and time, the act of fertilization from that of the establishment of pregnancy. The substantial improvement of embryo-freezing techniques has led to a seemingly paradoxical situation of today\'s ART paradigm, according to which frozen embryo transfer (FET) attempts are more efficient than those using fresh embryos in ovarian stimulation cycles ([@bib0009]). This is probably because of a negative impact of current ovarian stimulation protocols on uterine receptivity. Accordingly, contrary to popular belief, couples receiving ART treatment are not disadvantaged if all embryos resulting from an ovarian stimulation cycle are frozen and transferred later, following appropriate treatment focused on achieving optimal uterine receptivity rather than maximum oocyte yield.

Deferred FET is thus an idealpregnant women was 24.34 (± 4.48) years and the majority of them were within the age of 18-25 years. About three-fourths (n = 277, 75.1%) of them were urban residents (Table [1](#Tab1){ref-type="table"}).Table 1Socio-demographic characteristics of pregnant women attending MCH clinic of HFSUH, eastern EthiopiaVariables and categoryFrequency (%)Age (years) \< 1831 (8.4) 18--25201 (54.5) 26--30107 (29.0) \> 3030 (8.1)Gravidity Primigravida149 (40.4) Multigravida220 (59.6)Area of resident Urban277 (75.1) Rural92 (24.9)

### Clinical and drug use characteristics {#Sec12}

From the total of 369 pregnant women, 314 (85.1%) had taken at least one drug. A total of 377 drugs were prescribed for such pregnant women, from which supplemental drugs accounted majority of the drug therapy (n = 320, 84.88%) whereas non-supplemental drugs (n = 57, 15.12%) were used by 41 pregnant women during the review period. Among supplemental drugs, iron/folate combinations were found predominately prescribed medications (n = 313; 97.81%) with the highest consumption seen in


new narrative system. While the new labeling improves the old format, it still does not provide a definitive "yes" or "no" answer in most cases. Clinical interpretation is still required on a case-by-case basis. The new system actually considers nursing mothers and males and females of reproductive potential \[[@CR21]\].

Conclusion {#Sec16}
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Most of the drugs utilized were supplemental in nature. There was no drug utilized by pregnant women from FDA pregnancy risk category X. Some drugs were utilized from FDA category D for life threatening chronic illnesses, despite the fact that some drugs might have risk for pregnant women and for which they have safe alternatives during pregnancy. There was insufficient drug information on patients' medical records and some patient medical records didn't have diagnosis for the prescribed drugs at all.

Limitationsin any of the recording electrodes 40, the ink 30 existing near the specific recording electrode 40 flies toward the counter electrode 60 in the form of an ink droplet until it adheres to the recording paper 50 so as to form a pixel. Herein, the density of the recording electrodes 40 arrayed in the lengthwise direction of the slit 200 determines the line density of a recorded image. (Refer to Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 49189/1983.)
FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing the ink jet recording apparatus in the conventional art. Referring to FIG. 7, a plurality of recording electrodes 40 are disposed within a head. Ink is jetted by applying a voltage to a counter electrode 60 and selectively applying a high voltage only to the


* calls to lock() and unlock().
 *
 * Change the value of the raw pointer with set(), but you must hold
 * the lock when calling this function if multiple threads could be
 * using this class.
 *
 * TODO(jdelong): should we use the low order bit for the lock, so we
 * get a whole 16-bits for our integer?  (There's also 2 more bits
 * down there if the pointer comes from malloc.)
 *
 * @author Spencer Ahrens <sahrens@fb.com>
 * @author Jordan DeLong <delong.j@fb.com>
 */

#include <folly/SmallLocks.h>
#include <type_traits>
#include <glog/logging.h>

namespace folly {

template<class T>
class PackedSyncPtr {
  // This just allows using this class even with T=void.  Attempting
  // to use the operator* or operator[] on a PackedSyncPtr<void> will
  // still properly result in a compileerror.
  typedef typename std::add_lvalue_reference<T>::type reference;

public:
  /*
   * If you default construct one of these, you must call this init()
   * function before using it.
   *
   * (We are avoiding a constructor to ensure gcc allows us to put
   * this class in packed structures.)
   */
  void init(T* initialPtr = 0, uint16_t initialExtra = 0) {
    auto intPtr = reinterpret_cast<uintptr_t>(initialPtr);
    CHECK(!(intPtr >> 48));
    data_.init(intPtr);
    setExtra(initialExtra);
  }

  /*
   * Sets a new pointer.  You must hold the lock when calling this
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Sen. Tom Cotton GOES OFF on Chuck Schumer in Terse Exchange

Last Friday Democrats said they were going to allow the US Senate to hold a vote on Donald Trump CIA nominee Mike Pompeo.

Then Chuck Schumer changed his mind.

On Monday Senator Tom Cotton (R-AR) confronted Minority Leader Schumer on the Senate floor.

Senator Cotton approached Schumer to confront him on the US Senate floor. Cotton said to Schumer, “Hey you promised you were going to hold this vote. You didn’t hold it.”

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Schumer reportedly said, “Well where were you eight years ago when we were trying to get through all of President Obama’s nominees?”

That’s when Cotton snapped back,

“Eight years agoTGFβ1-Smad3-Jagged1-Notch1-Slug signaling pathway takes part in tumorigenesis and progress of tongue squamous cell carcinoma.
TGFβ1 and Smad3 play an important role in the process of EMT. TGFβ1 regulates the expression of Jagged1 by modulating Notch signaling. Jagged1 is related to tumor invasion, metastasis, chemotherapy resistance, and tumor immune escape. The aims of this study are to examine deregulation of TGFβ1-Smad3-Jagged1-Notch1-Slug signaling in TSCC and to investigate its roles in TSCC progression. Notch1, Smad3, Jagged1 and Slug proteins and mRNA expression were detected in specimens from 89 cases of patients. We analyzed the correlation between their expressions and histological grade, clinical stage and lymph node metastasis. Notch1, Smad3, Jagged1 and Slug mRNA expressions in TSCC were higher than normal tissue (P <0.05). The protein expression of Notch1 and Smad3 in


attributes partially to word-of-mouth spreading about the service and partially to economic concerns of his clients. So far, he said, about 600 returns have been prepared at the site.

Nationally, USA Today reported that both H&R Block and Jackson Hewitt have had decreases in tax returns prepared this year.

Thomas Payne, a tax preparer for Abilene Bookkeeping, said he thought the number of clients at his office was about the same as last year, or even up slightly.

He said visiting a professional makes sense in part because of new stimulus programs affecting tax filers.

Changes have been made to the Earned Income Tax Credit, while the government also introduced the Making Work Pay tax credit.

"This year, you can get EIC on three children, when last year you could only get twoSarah Sewall, director of Harvard's Carr Center for Human Rights Policy, most recently wrote the introduction to the University of Chicago Edition of the new U.S. Counterinsurgency Field Manual.

Ethical lapses among military personnel in Iraq pose a grave danger not simply to U.S. military professionalism but also to the operation itself. According to a newly released Army field survey, significant numbers of U.S. troops directly undermine their mission by mistreating civilians. Ironically, the same person who inscribed high ethical standards into new U.S. counterinsurgency doctrine -- Gen. David H. Petraeus -- inherited this compromised force. While the Army and Marine Corps can address future education and training for U.S. forces, is it too late to fix the problem in Iraq?

Intuitively and anecdotally, we understand the corrosive effects of


lack of insight among policymakers, decaying social infrastructure, toxic levels of a "suck-it-up" mind-set among soldiers -- but most of all, it indicates the extent to which civilians have grown divorced from the military. The days of military service as public service have largely ended, and our mentality is a far cry from Rome's plough-and-sword system.

Today, we non-military citizens tend to think of the military as "over there," a view that is inaccurate, dangerous and unkind. Inaccurate, because the military is not a monolith; it is people. Dangerous, because it encourages apathy among civilians, military disdain for civilians and a level of military autonomy that, history teaches, can lead to chaos. Unkind, because it allows us to look the other way when warriors come home emotionally, physically andlayer, and when added as one composition, it is likely to impair transparency of a cured product. Further, in a case where the fluorine-containing compound is separately coated on the surface of the disk (JP-A-11-213444), since the fluorine-containing compound itself has no mechanical strength, it is required to coat it on the hard coat layer to prevent scratches on the disk surface, and thus the procedure will be complicated.


Second-rower Calum Green has agreed a move to Leicester Tigers from Newcastle Falcons this summer.

The 28-year-old Green has been among Premiership Rugby’s leading locks in recent seasons with the Falcons, particularly in his work at the set-piece.

Originally from Norwich, Green came through the Tigers academy, leading the team as captain in his final year before moving into senior rugby and made his senior debut for the club at the end of the 2008/09 season as a teenager.

After a spell with Yorkshire Carnegie, he joined Newcastle in 2014 and has made more than 100 first-team appearances for the Falcons.

Tigers head coach Geordan Murphy, welcoming Green’s signing, said: “Calum has played a lot of senior rugby with Carnegie and then the Falcons and has firmly established himself as a Premiershipplayer.

“His stats have been particularly good at the lineout in the last couple of seasons and he is a real hard-worker in the forward pack.

“We think he will add a lot to the group here when he returns and we look forward to welcoming him back to Tigers this summer.”

Green said: “Leicester is where my career started and to have the opportunity to return was too good an opportunity to let go by.”

“I know a lot of the players in the squad, coaches and staff and am excited to get back to Welford Road and be called a Tiger once again.

“Geordie is so passionate about the club and I’m looking forward to working under him and alongside the playing group in getting Tigers back to the top.”

Green’s signature


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I keep getting a general Exception, not caught by any catch statement (how could it be? From where is it thrown?). What's wrong with this code?
Note: this code works if executed with plain Java (javac compiled, executed with a simple main).
Mega-edit: here's the output from the LogCat, restricted to System.err warnings (generated from printStackTrace()s.
01-17 01:41:41.550: W/System.err(23420): android.os.NetworkOnMainThreadException
01-17 01:41:41.550: W/System.err(23420):    at android.os.StrictMode$AndroidBlockGuardPolicy.onNetwork(StrictMode.java:1117)
01-17 01:41:41.555: W/System.err(23420):  items[0].getAttribute("label"),
      bookmarkItems[1].title,
      "Should be the expected title"
    );
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      items[1]._placesNode.uri,
      bookmarkItems[0].url,
      "Should match the expected url"
    );
    Assert.equal(
      items[1].getAttribute("label"),
      bookmarkItems[0].title,
      "Should be the expected title"
    );
  }
  return Array.from(items).slice(0, 2);
}

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  let libraryButton = CustomizableUI.getPlacementOfWidget("library-button");
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      "library-button",
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  }
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whereby the staples are bent into a generally B-shape, firmly securing the tissue.
Simultaneously, the moving knife blade severs the tissue between the sutures. Following the suturing procedure, the supporting and staple-receiving parts are unlocked, and the instrument is removed from the suturing position. In this manner the intestinal walls have become sutured, and a clearance has been provided between the sutures to ensure the permeability of the intestine. The incisions in the intestinal walls, left after the withdrawal of the longitudinal jaws, are sutured by conventional suturing operation.
The structure of the suturing unit of the instrument provided for rapid placing of sutures on the remaining and removing portions of the organ, with simultaneous severing of the tissue between the rows of the staples, i.e. between the sutures. Theu(k) = -21. Let p(x) = 4. Let m(v) = -3*p(v) - u(v). Determine j(i) - m(i).
-i - 8
Suppose 0 = -0*a + 2*a - 6. Let p be 3/(a*(-2)/(-6)). Let b(r) = -r - 6 + r + r + 0*r. Let y(n) = n - 5. What is p*b(i) - 4*y(i)?
-i + 2
Let m(v) = -v**2 + 2*v. Let o(r) be the first derivative of -5*r**2 + 386. Determine -10*m(y) - 2*o(y).
10*y**2
Suppose 0 = -d - 4*d - 3*i + 514, 0 = -5*d - 2*i + 516. Let h(m) = m**2 - d*m + 104*m. Let f = 10 - 5. Let w(s) = s**2. Give f*w(n) - 4*h(n).
n**2
Let i(r) = 5*r - 7. Let b(w) = -11*w + 14. Let h(c) = 12*c -


Solicitor General Thacher and Messrs. Claude R. Branch, J. Louis Monarch, S. Dee Hanson, Norman D. Keller, and John MacC. Hudson, Special Assistants to the Attorney General, and Erwin N. Griswold were on the brief, for the United States, Anderson, and Lucas, in Nos. 519, 463, 529, and 565.
Mr. Theodore B. Benson, with whom Messrs. Guil Barber, William Meyerhoff, and Percy A. Matthews were on the brief, for the Oak Worsted Mills.
*413 Messrs. Frank J. Albus, Theodore B. Benson, Guil Barber, William Meyerhoff, Chester F. Williams, Percy A. Matthews, and Frederick G. Fischer submitted for the Taft Woolen Company.
Mr. W.A. Sutherland, with whom Messrs. Joseph B. Brennan, Samuel Nesbitt Evins, Elmer P. Tuttle, and Clement F. Haynsworth were on the brief, for the Second National Bank of Saginaw,279 U.S. 370.[8] There was no mandatory stay, that is, in the absence of agreement, without bond. But section 611 expressly applies where a claim in abatement was filed "with or without bond." The word "stay" cannot therefore be taken to be limited to a mandatory stay. It is said, however, that the words "without bond" were inserted in order to include those cases where there was a contractual stay, as in cases where the Government had been protected by a deposit of money in escrow, or by a deposit in bank as a guarantee of payment, or by other forms of binding agreements, where bonds were not filed. Such cases were exceptional, and to confine the statute to such instances would be to limit it so narrowly


section 607, relating to payments made after the expiration of the period of limitation on assessment and collection."
[2]   Court of Claims: No. 104, Oak Worsted Mills v. United States, 36 Fed. (2d) 529, 38 Fed. (2d) 699, 68 Ct. Cls. 539; No. 105, Taft Woolen Co. v. United States, 38 F. (2d) 704, 69 Ct. Cls. 764; No. 323, Second National Bank of Saginaw v. United States, 40 Fed. (2d) 129, 69 Ct. Cls. 745; No. 337, Boston Pressed Metal Co. v. United States, 42 Fed. (2d) 312, 70 Ct. Cls. 272.

Circuit Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit: No. 463, Reeves v. Anderson, 43 Fed. (2d) 679; District Court, sub nom. Regla Coal Co. v. Bowers, 37 Fed. (2d) 373; No. 529, Jennings v. Anderson,prevent inequality, it is also provided that the amounts not yet paid may be collected within a year after the enactment of the new Act. Your Committee appreciates the fact that this provision will probably be subjected to severe criticism by some of the taxpayers affected. However, it must be borne in mind that the provision authorizes the retention and collection only of amounts properly due, and merely withdraws the defense of the statute of limitations. If it is determined that the amount paid is in excess of the proper tax liability, computed without regard to the statute of limitations, such excess will constitute an overpayment which may be refunded or credited as in the case of any other overpayment." (70th Cong., 1st Sess., H.R. Rep. No. 2,


and cause a phenotype reminiscent of DCM \[[@B50-jcdd-03-00007]\] ([Table 1](#jcdd-03-00007-t001){ref-type="table"}).

Examples of cytoskeletal/sub-membranous protein mutations have been associated with DCM. Transgenic flies harboring the cardiac-specific expression of human δ-sarcoglycan^S151A^, a mutation associated with familial DCM, demonstrated enlarged cardiac tubes and impaired systolic function in comparison to the expression of the human *wildtype* allele \[[@B50-jcdd-03-00007]\]. Likewise, fly mutants lacking the δ*-sarcoglycan* gene developed DCM \[[@B122-jcdd-03-00007]\]. As in mammals, *Drosophila* recapitulates cardiac phenotypes caused by *dystrophin* mutations. Interestingly, mutant flies for *dystrophin* developed distended systole and diastole diameters, impaired systolic function and age-dependent abnormalities in heart myofibrillar organization \[[@B56-jcdd-03-00007]\] ([Table 1](#jcdd-03-00007-t001){ref-type="table"}) ([Figure 2](#jcdd-03-00007-f002){ref-type="fig"}).

As for cytoarchitectural proteins, fly mutants of signaling pathway components such as rhomboid 3 (rho-3), an intramembrane serine protease involved in EGF activation, as well as the cardiac-specific inhibitionof the EGFR cause an enlarged cardiac chamber \[[@B123-jcdd-03-00007]\]. Similarly, affecting the EGFR function in humans by chemotherapies induces the development of DCM and heart failure \[[@B124-jcdd-03-00007]\]. Screening flies harboring genomic deficiencies identified a novel Notch ligand named weary (wry) that induces DCM, suggesting that Notch signaling is important for normal heart function \[[@B125-jcdd-03-00007]\]. In addition, an *in vivo* RNAi adult heart screen in *Drosophila* identifies Not3, a component of the CCR4-Not complex. Silencing CCR4-Not components in flies resulted in DCM and myofibrillar disarray, and subsequent experiments in mice show that Not3 haploinsufficiency resulted in impaired cardiac contractility \[[@B126-jcdd-03-00007]\]. Thanks to this data, a single-nucleotide polymorphism in the human NOT3 promoter that is associated with prolonged QT intervals and sudden death has been identified \[[@B126-jcdd-03-00007]\] ([Table 1](#jcdd-03-00007-t001){ref-type="table"}).

Recent work


from the Bodmer laboratory showed that the small Rho-GTPase encoded by *Cdc42* interacts with *tin* to regulate heart function in flies. Double heterozygous mutants for *tin*/*Cdc42* turned out to have a slower heart rate and increased arrhythmias, and showed that the two K^+^ channels *dSUR* and *slo* act as downstream mediators of the tin-Cdc42 pathway \[[@B29-jcdd-03-00007]\]. Interestingly, haploinsufficiency of mouse *Cdc42* and *Nkx2-5* resulted in dilated and defective cardiac contraction, suggesting a conserved genetic and functional Cdc42/*Nkx2-5* interaction in mammals \[[@B29-jcdd-03-00007]\].

### 2.2.3. RCM {#sec2dot2dot3-jcdd-03-00007}

RCM is characterized by decreased volumes of both ventricles and pronounced diastolic dysfunction which results from decreased myocardial wall elasticity. To date, RCM-linked mutations are found in sarcomere protein genes, including *ACTC1*, *TNNI3*, *TNNT*, *MYH7* \[[@B127-jcdd-03-00007],[@B128-jcdd-03-00007],[@B129-jcdd-03-00007]\]. In addition, missense variants in the *desmin* gene haveregimen protected against the perturbation of metabolic regulators such as mTOR and AMPK in comparison to mice fed a high fat diet frequently throughout the day and night.

Moreover, the role of cardiac aging in metabolism regulation has been extensively studied in *Drosophila*. Aging flies exhibit altered heart metabolism with increased arrhythmia, myofibrillar disorganization and dysregulation of Insulin and TOR pathways. Strikingly, reducing Insulin or TOR pathway activation increases lifespan and delays cardiac aging \[[@B151-jcdd-03-00007],[@B152-jcdd-03-00007],[@B153-jcdd-03-00007]\], showing that aging can be controlled by nutrient-sensing (reviewed elsewhere \[[@B154-jcdd-03-00007]\]).

3.3. Increased Oxidative Stress and Mitochondrial Dysfunction {#sec3dot3-jcdd-03-00007}
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Oxidative stress caused by reactive oxygen species (ROS), hydrogen peroxide (H~2~O~2~) or superoxide anions (O~2~^−^) has deleterious effects on cells and can cause damage. In flies, significant elevation or reduction of ROS causes cardiac dysfunction \[[@B155-jcdd-03-00007]\]. The


outlined in red; (**D**) Representative confocal stacks of A2 segment stained with actin-phalloidin revealing detail of heart structure; (**E**) Schematic representation of the cytoarchitectural components in flies. Some of the proteins studied induced cardiomyopathies in *Drosophila.* Kv channel: voltage-activated potassium channel; Dg: Dystroglycan; Scg: Sarcoglycan; RYR: ryanodine receptors; SERCA: Sarcoendoplasmic reticulum Ca^2+^ ATPase; SR: sarcoplasmic reticulum; PLN: Phospholamban; Dys: Dystrophin; Act: Actin; Cyr: Cypher; Actn: α-actinin; Mlp: Muscle LIM protein; Bt: Bent; Sls: Sallimus; TpnC: Troponin-C; WupA: Troponin-I ; Up: Troponin-T; Tm1: tropomyosin; Mhc: Myosin heavy chain; Mlc: Myosin light chain; EMD: Emerin; Lam: Lamin.](jcdd-03-00007-g001){#jcdd-03-00007-f001}

![Examples of phenotypes reminiscent of dilated cardiomyopathy and arrhythmia in fly hearts. (**A**) Image of two abdominal segments of a one-week-old *wildtype* (*wt*) heart in systole; (**B**) One-week-old *dystrophin* (*dys*^−/−^) mutant heart in systoleQ:

Expand Abstract Java Class for all instances

I'm working on a grails application atm. I need a property on an abstract java class (org.quartz.Trigger) adding
Trigger.metaClass.id = { delegate.hashCode() }

before I call the class works. I would like to enable this for all my Triggers in my application. Is this possible? Or do I have to repeat this everytime I need the property?

A:

If you add to the metaClass before any Trigger objects are instantiated, then this addition will exist in all of them.
However, after they are created, you would need to add it to every instance of Trigger.
Of course, this method will only be visible from Groovy, as Java does not know about the metaClass.
Some example Groovy code showing this in action:
// Add to the metaClass of an anstract java


class
AbstractList.metaClass.woo = { 'hi there' }

// Create an instance of a class that extends this abstract class
ArrayList list = [ 1, 2, 3 ]

// Call the closure in the metaClass
println list.woo()

men spoke from God as they were carried along by the Holy Spirit” (2 Peter 1:20–21).

Both Jesus and His Apostles undoubtedly regarded Genesis as history. Jesus, for example, affirmed the creation of Adam and Eve (Matthew 19:4), the murder of Abel (Luke 11:50, 51), the Noahic Flood (Matthew 24:37–39) and the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah (Matthew 10:15). Moreover, for Him, these were not simply interesting stories; rather they provided the basis for understanding important spiritual truths. Similarly, the Apostle Paul built his teaching on events recorded in the Old Testament, such as the doctrine of Original Sin (Romans 5) and the role of men and women in the church (1 Timothy 2:12–14). The writer to the Hebrews referred to the accounts of Abel, Enoch and Noah as


or snow during the winter.

Bring Forint (HUF) when travelling to Hungary and Crowns (CZK) for Czech Republic. Euros were used everywhere else I went.

Make sure to bring an adapter with 2 round prongs in Europe. A converter may be needed as well as their power is 220Volt.

Pack for all types of weather, shorts and t-shirts, to pants and warm shirts. Make sure to bring a light jacket as the wind can be cool and it rains from time to time. A small umbrella could be useful as well. (a) 1/2  (b) v  (c) -3/8
a
Let l be 213/(-12) + 2/(-6). Let x = l - -67/4. What is the smallest value in 0.3, 0.5, x?
x
Let n = 9 + -14. Suppose 3*p + 8 = 2*j, -2*j + 6 = -4*j - 4*p. Let r be (-4)/(-4)*j/(-9). What is the second biggest value in r, 4, n?
r
Let o(r) = -r + 8. Let n be o(4). Let c = 23 - 14. Suppose 0 = -4*s + n*p - 8, -3*p + c = -s - 3. What is the third smallest value in s, 0, 4?
4
Let p = 10 + -17. Let z = 6 + p. What is the third smallest value in z, 2, -0.2?
2
Suppose -1 = 5*c - 4*m -


-46. Let n = -2 - u. Let r = 2 - 0. What is the second biggest value in 0.4, r, n?
0.4
Let k = 77 - 383/5. Which is the third biggest value?  (a) -0.5  (b) k  (c) -2
c
Suppose 2*j = -2 + 8. Let h = 0.02 + -0.12. Which is the biggest value?  (a) j  (b) 4  (c) h
b
Let n = 7.3 + -7. Let m be (-1)/2 + (0 - 44/(-72)). Which is the third biggest value?  (a) m  (b) n  (c) -3
c
Let o be 0 - 2/7*(-12)/6. Which is the biggest value?  (a) o  (b) -0.1  (c) -2  (d) -2/13
a
Let a = -3 + 8. Let d = 33 -32.7. What is the biggest value in -4, d, a?
a
Let o = -1196.07 + 1201. Let q = o + 0.07. Let w = 141/14 - 21/2. What is the second smallest value in q, -1/2, w?
w
Let r = -2.972 - 0.028. What is the smallest value in -1, r, -6/11, 4?
r
Let u = -18 - -19. Which is the biggest value?  (a) -0.1  (b) 4/11  (c) u
c
Let d = 0.061 - 6.261. Let x = -6 - d. Let m be (-15)/(-21)*(-4)/10. Which is the third smallest value?  (a) m  (b) x  (c) 5/3
c
Let d = -0.117 - -0.017. What is the second smallest value in 3/5, d, 0.1, 1?
0.1
Let z = 0.4 + -2.4. Let d = -1/2 + 1/4.


is the second smallest value?  (a) w  (b) 4  (c) x
c
Let u = 0.11 + 10.89. Let d = u - 10.6. What is the biggest value in -3/7, d, 0?
d
Let f = 26 - 21. What is the smallest value in -3, 0.1, f?
-3
Let m be ((-2)/(-8))/((-36)/96). Let x = 0.01 - -1.99. Which is the third smallest value?  (a) x  (b) m  (c) -0.3
a
Let u = 2/169 - 849/338. Which is the third smallest value?  (a) -0.1  (b) u  (c) -3  (d) 0
a
Let t = 168 + -174.7. Let d = 0.3 - t. Which is the smallest value?  (a) 0.3  (b) -0.3  (c) d
b
Let g = 94 - 90. Let r(n) =concern from her face never faded.

"You've been unconscious for the whole day. It's evening now." Yang stated as Ruby got up from her bed. She recalled the events that led her to this situation. They were following the hazelnut haired guy, then he kicked Hide and her… then Kaneki saved them but then he lost his senses, and the last thing she saw was Touka and Kaneki…

"W-Where's Hide and Kaneki!?" Ruby quickly asked as she remembered clearly what happened. Kaneki tried to eat Hide in a fit of extreme hunger, and Ruby wanted to know exactly what happened. "Follow me. I'll show you." Yang replied, as she gestured her sister to follow.

"Oh my… Hide!" Ruby followed Yang through the corridors to the room her blonde friend was located.


grimm... It just keeps getting worse and worse." Ruby told herself out loud as she had her gaze upon the shattered moon. "My dream of humans and ghouls coexisting in a harmonious world, I really hope it does come true." The half-ghoul huntress silently made a wish, hoping that fate would be kind upon her, and make it come true one day. "I wish humans and ghouls can live together happily." Ruby wished, putting her two hands together. "I really wish that one day we will be united to stand against our true enemy, the Grimm."

Ruby looked back at Hide's lying figure, and smiled. Things would get better, and they would live happier lives with each other. "You've been Kaneki's only friend until I came along." Ruby mutteredwere attacked by that Nishki Ghoul, with Kaneki going insane from food withdrawl, and Yang rushing over to Ruby once she got the memo of what happened. All in all, Ruby should be the one heaving the big yawn, not her sister. The half-ghoul was pierced through the chest by that Hazelnut haired ghoul…

Ruby touched her chest, feeling the big hole in her stomach not even being there. The regenerative properties of her Ghoul traits had benefits it seems, and Ruby sighed in relief. She didn't want to return to her dorm with her insides visible, with the thought of her teammates reacting to it and possibly freaking out making her giggle. She couldn't let them know, for she was sure they wouldn't be so accepting as her


big sister was. The elder sister in question stretched her arms and forearms, while yawning at the same time. She sure was taking this whole ghoul thing very lightly for some reason. Ruby didn't want to question it though, being happy that she wasn't even yelled at after being discovered.

"Man, how do you put up with eating human flesh though?" Yang asked as she started a conversation between the two sisters. "It personally makes me sick, and that Kaneki guy sure didn't like eating it either. What's your secret sis?"

"H-Honestly I'm not that okay with it myself…" Ruby replied, twiddling her thumbs. "But I guess life just makes things happen to you. You'll never know what the next day will turn out, and that next day sure didn'tshe really betray you after all the happy times you've been through?" The half-ghoul's words made the raven-haired ghoul enter a deep thought. "Yoriko…"

"Even my team has had some problems in the past, especially with our friend finding out one of us was a fanus." Ruby explained. "She ran away when she revealed she was one and we spent twelve whole hours searching for her but we eventually got our team back together, so don't be so pessimistic. Not everyone will call out ghouls, especially if they've had a good history in the past."

Touka looked back up after contemplating what Ruby said. She did have some good points, and Touka silently wished that if she was caught by her best friend, she would understand. "Maybe your right. Thanks


quickly raised his hand to have a turn to speak. The heiress noticed it, and quickly ended her statement. "That is all. Thank you." Weiss ended, before sitting down and allowing the more experienced investigator to take over.

"Kotarou Amon, First class detective in charge of the Junior Detective here." He introduced. "There was also a symbol found at the site, it being the mark of the ghoul known as The Betrayer." The screen showed the red marking, with two black spots to make it look like a sort of blindfold. "Interesting. The Betrayer in the 20th ward as well…" The representative thought out loud.

"While Jason's and The Betrayer's objective is currently unknown, there is one fact that we do know. Ever since the encounter with the S-Rated Bingehave better things to do with my time."

"Heh, I'll kick you out if you weren't such a brilliant investigator." The representative joked. "Alright. Mado, Amon and Weiss. You three are in charge of the 20th ward. Understood?"

"Yes Sir!" Weiss and Amon replied. Kureo just sat by his seat, tapping his fingers on his briefcase in boredom.

"I find it unsettling that the ghouls of this once quiet ward are suddenly becoming more active. I can't help but think it's a harbinger of things to come." The representative stated to the occupants of the meeting. "But we cannot lose sight of our purpose here in CCG! It's our sworn duty to get rid of every last ghoul in Remnant. No matter what trials we face in the future, that will


omitted);  see also Picard v. Connor, 404 U.S. 270, 277, 92 S.Ct. 509, 513, 30 L.Ed.2d 438 (1971) (claim is exhausted if " 'the ultimate question for disposition' will be the same despite variations in the legal theory or factual allegations urged in its support") (citation omitted).   Although Miller characterized his claim as a due process claim, we conclude his contract clause claim was fairly presented as well since the ultimate question for disposition under both claims is the validity and effect of the § 2934 waiver agreement.   See also Hughes v. Rowe, 449 U.S. 5, 9, 101 S.Ct. 173, 175, 66 L.Ed.2d 163 (1980) (federal courts have a duty to construe pro se pleadings liberally).2

III.

8
We review de novo the district court's decision accordingly that agreement cannot serve as the basis for a liberty interest in future work credits.

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Affirmed.

1
 Section 190 provides that "[e]very person guilty of murder in the first degree shall suffer death, confinement in state prison for life without possibility of parole, or confinement in the state prison for a term of 25 years to life."   Miller claims the fact that he is guilty of conspiracy to murder compels a different interpretation of § 190 than the interpretation given that statute in cases involving murderers.   However, under Cal.Penal Code § 182(a)(6), conspiracy to commit murder is punishable under § 190 as if it were first degree murder.   The issue in this case is not which of the two crimes Miller committed,


but the meaning of § 190, under which persons convicted of either crime are to be sentenced.   In the absence of any contrary suggestion by the California courts, we decline to give a separate meaning to the language of § 190 when it is applied pursuant to § 182(a)(6) to persons convicted of conspiracy to murder

2
 The state also contends Miller has not exhausted his contract clause claim because the California Court of Appeal ruled Miller's petition was procedurally defective due to a pleading deficiency that he could have corrected.   We need not consider this argument because the state failed to pursue it in the district court.   Granberry v.  Greer, 481 U.S. 129, 107 S.Ct. 1671, 95 L.Ed.2d 119 (1987). "The red queen"
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the nearest grocery store is only 10 miles away."

If you are thinking that Glenda may have a vested interest in this place, you are right. In early June, David went to Massachusetts for a friend's wedding and decided to come home to visit for a week. His mother told him that she knew this nice girl, Glenda Haymore, she wanted him to meet, and he said, well sure.

They had lobsters for dinner, and they got to talking about David's place, and later he showed her slides, and they both knew right away. It took them only four days to make the decision. They were going to get married.

Just-To-Make-Sure Trip

In early July, Glenda went to Nova Scotia to look over the place, a sort of just-to-make-sure trip. After all,no pretension about making my living from photos. I am amazed that there are still photographers out there who can make a living from their craft.

One of his reasons is "People don’t value things that are free." I have seen that myself. When I was working in real estate, I was amazed at how unappreciative some people were with the time we spent trying to help them find new homes. Most real estate agents work for commission only so if they spend six days showing you homes and you do not buy anything, they end up losing money since they are paying to be real estate agents and covering all of their own expenses. Because real estate agents do not charge for their time, it is not valued.

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                Debtor appealed to the District Court, which affirmed the bankruptcy court’s

order in all respects. Debtor now reiterates her challenge to the Bankruptcy Order in this

Court. Our jurisdiction is proper under 28 U.S.C. §§ 158, 1291, and 1334. We review de

novo the legal conclusions of the District and Bankruptcy Courts. In re Pittsburgh & Lake

Erie Properties, Inc., 290 F.3d 516, 519 (3d Cir. 2002).

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minority that does rule are willing to risk the well being of people everywhere, because this is how they increase their already considerable wealth and power. It's called "capitalism".

The solution would seem to be more and better democracy. But if big money dominates the political process at every turn (drawing up programs, nominations, campaigns, advertising, consulting, media, lobbying to say nothing of setting and administering the election rules)—as it clearly does in America—then, as a popular joke goes, "our government is the best that money can buy". And the formal right that everyone has to speak their mind and to vote, and the regular occurrence of elections, simply mask and help legitimate what is, in effect, a pre-determined outcome.

What is essential to realize is that democracy in theBoard of Editors of Science & Society; author of The Great Tradition of English Literature from Shakespeare to Shaw, American Literature: Root and Flower, and other works.

Gore Vidal - Author of numerous essays, novels and plays, among the best known of which are Imperial America: Reflections On The U.S. Of Amnesia (essays), Perpetual War For Perpetual Peace, Or How We Can Be So Hated (essays), and Julian The Apostate, Washington D.C., Burr, and Lincoln (novels).

Ellen Meiksins Wood - Former Prof. in Dept. of Political Science, York Univ., Canada; former co-editor of Monthly Review and member of the editorial board of New Left Review; winner of the Isaac Deutscher Prize for Retreat From Class; other books include Democracy Against Capitalism and Origins of Capitalism.

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Abdeen Jabara - Civil Rights lawyer; and former President of the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Comm.

Mark Kesselman - Prof., Dept. of Political Science, Columbia Univ.; Co-Director of the Columbia Univ. Seminar on Globalization, Labor and Popular Struggles; co-author of The Politics of Power: a Critical Introduction to American Goverment, A Century of Organized Labor in France: A Union Movement for the 21st century, and "The State and Class Struggle: the Trends in Marxist Political Science".

Joel Kovel - Distinguished Prof. of Social Studies at Bard College; Editor of Capital, Nature, Socialism; author of Enemy of Nature: the End of Capitalism or the EndUtopistics, or Historical Choices for the 21st Century, and other works. Website.

Leonard Weinglass - Civil Rights activist and progressive America's leading criminal defense lawyer whose clients have included the Chicago 7, Mumia Abu Jamal, and the Cuban 5; author of Race for Justice: Mumia Abu Jamal's Fight Against the Death Penalty, Super Power Principles: U.S. Terror Against Cuba, and other works.

Suzi Weissman - Prof., Dept. of Political Science, St. Mary's College of California; host of "Beneath the Surface" radio program in Los Angeles; member of the Editorial Boards of Critique and Against the Current; author of Victor Serge: The Course is Set on Hope, and other works.

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Bloc Québécois Leader Gilles Duceppe says he'd be in favour of invoking the notwithstanding clause in the Charter of Rights and Freedoms to buttress legislation banning niqabs at citizenship ceremonies.

"I'd be for introducing the clause if ever such a law was found to contravene the charter," he said Tuesday.

The constitutional measure was put in place "precisely for this kind of situation," he added.

When the Conservatives tabled legislation last June to ban the wearing of niqabs at citizenship ceremonies, they said it respected the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

That legislation ultimately died on the order paper after the federal election was called, but the Conservatives have promised — if re-elected — they would introduce and adopt legislation banning face coverings during citizenship oaths within the first 100 days.

A Federalas citizens to prepare them to be healthy adults?”

Irwin said he was disappointed by the way some people were treated Tuesday.

“I think, all in all, I feel so scared and sad for the young people who are the children of some of these parents, whether they were present or not,” he wrote. “Or they are congregants at some of the churches that the adults attend. There is no doubt some of these kids are LGBTQ. They were given a very clear message from their parents and at least a segment of their community tonight. And that message is just flat out wrong.”

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This week, all week long, we're taking a brutal look at each of the teams in the NFC East, in detail. The first target on Monday was the mired-in-mediocrity Dallas Cowboys. On Tuesday, we roasted the garbage Giants. Today we'll tackle the always dysfunctional Washington Redskins.

To note, we will not be talking about the positives of any of the Eagles' NFC East rivals, because, well, that's no fun. This will be 100 percent vitriolic. And yes, we'll (try to) torch the Eagles at the end of the series as well, though again, I'm not sure exactly how just yet.

1) Bruce Allen is a snake and a bumbling moron

“Bruce Allen is the personification of an NFL winner. Our fans know his heritage; we know his abilities. He is theright person to lead our club.”– Redskins owner Dan Snyder

That's what it says on Bruce Allen's bio in big, bold letters on the Redskins' website.

Allen was hired to be the Redskins' GM at the tail end of the 2009 season, and he has been the head personnel decision maker ever since, save for the short tenure of Scot McCloughan, who Allen helped oust after two season (2015-2016) with the team. In Allen's eight full seasons with the team, the Redskins' record is 52-75-1. That would be a winning percentage of 0.410.

On the "bumbling moron" front, Allen doesn't even know Kirk Cousins' name.

I mean, it's not like he just misspoke, or got tongue-tied or something. He called him "Kurt" SIX TIMES, lol.

Cousins ultimately bolted in free agency, for nothing


1999 (Traded to Redskins for a 6th-round pick): Peete played in three games for the Redskins. He had 17 pass attempts before moving on to Oakland the following year.

• Bobby Hoying, 1999 (Traded to Raiders for a 6th-round pick): Hoying had seven pass attempts for Oakland over two years before he retired in 2001.

• A.J. Feeley, 2004 (Traded to the Dolphins for a 2nd-round pick in 2005): Feeley saw action in just 11 games in Miami, posting a horrendous 61.7 QB rating. Midway through the 2005 season, the Dolphins traded Feeley to the San Diego Chargers for Cleo Lemon.

• Kelly Holcomb, 2007 (Traded to the Vikings for a 6th-round pick in 2009): Holcomb played in three games for the Vikings in 2007, posting a 73.1 QB rating. Heweirdest things about the Redskins' quarterback situation is that despite having a clear need for a franchise quarterback for almost 20 years, they have only drafted one (RG3) in the top half of the first round during the Snyder era. They have a long history of acquiring veteran quarterbacks that other teams don't want, and somehow they think the result will be different after 20 years of trying this approach. It's fascinating.

Who will be the next Band Aid the Redskins trade for in three years?

MORE: 10 REASONS WHY THE ...

... WILL BE A DUMPSTER FIRE THIS SEASON.

4) The Redskins' outside receivers are all potential, no production

Last offseason, the Redskins swung and missed, hard, when they signed WR Terrelle Pryor to a one-year contract worth $6 million. At the


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This invention relates to a space-dividing wall panel system, and in particular, to an arrangement of wall panels having brackets supported on the wall panels for supporting various furniture components and for managing cabling.
Commercial buildings typically include large open office areas which are divided into smaller work spaces or workstations by any of a number of space dividing panel systems that have been developed therefor. These space divider arrangements typically employ upright space-dividing wall panels which serially connect together to subdivide the office area into a plurality of smaller workstations of a desired size and configuration.
Conventional wall panel systems, however, often use different types of connectors to join the ends of two wall panels together and to support or hanging various furniture components, such as overhead storage units,C114A and C117A mutants is under investigation in our laboratory. Overall, these observations suggest that Zn^2+^ is important for GVE2 HNHE to nick DNA.

Mn^2+^ and Zn^2+^ ions in *E. coli* are estimated at much lower concentration with 0.2--0.4 mM for Mn^2+^ and 0.1 mM for Zn^2+^ (cells grown in LB broth) (Bionumbers database at the web site: <http://bionumbers.hms.harvard.edu>)[@b4]. Here, we found that 0.2--0.4 mM Mn^2+^ or 0.1 mM Zn^2+^ stimulated GVE2 HNHE to completely nick DNA ([Figs 6A](#f6){ref-type="fig"} and [7A](#f7){ref-type="fig"}). However, these two nicking patterns of GVE2 HNHE in the presence of Mn^2+^ or Zn^2+^ vary sharply: a wide range of Mn^2+^ concentration is favorable for nicking while only a narrow range of Zn^2+^ concentration can stimulate the enzyme to nick DNA. Comparison of the two crystal structures of GVE2 HNHE, with


[Table 1](#t1){ref-type="table"}.The program Pymol (<http://www.pymol.org>) was used to prepare the crystal structure figures of GVE2 HNHE. The sequence alignment figure ([Fig. 1A](#f1){ref-type="fig"}) was prepared using ESPript[@b44].

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Circular dichroism measurements
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The wild type GVE2 HNHE and its mutants harboring the H93A, N109A, and H118A substitutions were dialyzed into 50 mM PBS (phosphate-buffered saline) pH7.5 for CD analysis. The CD spectra were recorded at 20 °C from 200 to 250 nm using a J-810 spectropolarimeter and a cuvette of path length 0.2 cm. The proteins were at a concentration of 1.5 mg/ml. The spectra were collected at a scanning rate of 50 nm/min, and triplicate spectrum readings were collected per sample. The CD spectral data were reported as mean(blue). Residues C76, C79, C114 and C117, which coordinate with Zn^2+^, are shown as sticks. Zinc ion is shown as a grey sphere. It is superimposed with Mn^2+^-bound structure (pink). (**B**) Superimpositions of the Zn^2+^-binding sites of GVE2 HNHE (blue) and Gme HNHE (Red). Zinc ion and residues involved in zinc ions coordination of Gme HNHE are labeled. (**C**) The anomalous difference Fourier map (blue, contour at 4σ) shown for Mn^2+^ ion-bound in GVE2 HNHE.](srep42542-f2){#f2}

![Comparison of the crystal structure of HNH motif of GVE2 HNHE, AnaCas9 HNHE and Gme HNHE.\
The crystal structure of AnaCas9 HNHE and Gme HNHE was modified by Pymol software. AnaCas9 HNHE and Gme HNHE contain a conserved Asn (Asn606 in AnaCas9 HNHE and Asn77 in Gme HNHE) that associates with an additional metal ion,


394 P.2d 294 (1964)
Lena C. FRASIER, one of the legatees in the Will of John W. Frasier, deceased, Plaintiff-Appellant,
v.
Hal D. FRASIER and John W. Frasier, Jr., Executors of the Last Will and Testament of John W. Frasier, deceased, and Elsie Grossen (sometimes called Irene Grossen), a devisee and legatee under the Last Will and Testament of John W. Frasier, Deceased, Defendants-Respondents.
No. 9290.
Supreme Court of Idaho.
July 24, 1964.
D. L. Carter, Weiser, Earl E. Reed, Nampa, for appellant.
James B. Donart, Weiser, for respondent.
SMITH, Justice.
Appellant, a devisee and legatee named in the will of John W. Frasier, deceased, seeks to set aside a district court order dismissing her appeal from a probate court decree of distribution in the matter of decedent's estate.
Decedent, sometimes referred to herein as Frasier, died testate inor either of them to employ the firm of Donart and Donart, Attorneys at Law, Weiser, Idaho, as their legal counsel in the probate of this my Last Will and Testament."
Respondents also concede that notice of the appeal was served upon and accepted by their attorneys of record.
Respondents interpret I.C. § 17-204 to require that notice of appeal must be served upon decedent's personal representative and that service upon his attorney of record is not sufficient. They concede that service upon the attorneys for "all other parties interested" would be sufficient. Appellant, on the other hand, contends that the phrase "or upon their attorneys" applies equally to all parties involved, i. e., decedent's personal representative, and all other interested parties who appear in the proceeding desired to be


believed it advisable that the original decree of distribution be amended so as to describe with greater particularity the decreed ownership of Frasier's separate property, although the ownership of that property was conclusively determined by the original decree of distribution entered June 8, 1961. The correctness of that decree not having been tested by appeal, it became binding and conclusive upon all parties concerned.
The amendment of the decree of distribution, in order to describe certain distributed separate property with greater particularity, in no way affected respondents' respective interests in the property. The amendment neither increased nor diminished any one particular interest at the expense of another. More important, appellant's interest in or rights to her late husband's property also was in nowise affected by the amendment, by wayand generally having a great time. This morning we left and headed to Indianapolis for a stop at the Indiana State Fair so this former Indiana 4-H Farm girl could trip down memory lane not to mention show hubby what a real state fair looks like.

We left Indy about 1:45 to head toward Cincinnati and around it to Rt. 52 to cross Ohio. I had to plug in small towns to convince the nav system to do that as it did NOT want to go on 52! That was not a bad thing as the first one I put in was New Richmond, Ohio. Note, 52 was four lane up to there, then down to two lanes. While we been able to see the Ohio River on much


of camping grounds and places all along the river so it does look busy at least in the summer. Iíll see if I can figure out later how to upload some pictures, just have t done that before.

A Great RoadTrip!

Warm Glow Candles, friends, a state fair, River Days Festival, a President's birthplace and a walk along the Ohio. Try doing that while just mindlessly following a GPS along the Interstates. You certainly seem to have a nose for interesting places and the inclination and time to see them. We are very glad to have been of some help in making your trip so enjoyable.

Last report as we are now home and trying to get up the ambition to get back to reality. The last part of 52 fromtime that nav gave for a total was a little over 7 hours so adding 20 percent to that would be around 8 1/2 hours. Thatís almost what we actually did drive, just under 8 1/2 hours which included three stops. Whoever gave that percentage to add, thank you. It does prove out.

So, thatís it. Thank you to all the gurus here for their suggestions, especially reminding me of Rt. 33 through West Virginia. That was fun! Donít have any road trips planned for now but know there will be in the future.


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2.3. Study population {#s0035}
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Patients were eligible for inclusion in this study if they had a diagnosis of COVID-19 requiring hospitalization based on symptoms in association with a positive real-time polymerase chain reaction (PCR) for SARS-CoV-2 either on nasopharyngeal swab (2058/2068, 99.5%) or anal swab (10/2068, 0.5%) and positive chest-computed tomography. SARS-CoV-2-specific antibodies were tested by a Chinese investigational kit since February 26th, 2020. The levels of SARS-CoV-2-Specific immunoglobulin (Ig) G antibodies on admission were available in 344 non-critically ill patients, 36 critically ill survivors, and only 1 critically ill non-survivor; the levels of SARS-CoV-2-Specific IgM antibodies on admission were available in 345 non-critically ill patients, 36 critically ill survivors, and only 1 critically ill non-survivor ([Table


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*Elevation of markers of cardiac injury on admission*hs-cTnI n.(%)181 (8.8)37 (2.3)144 (30.3)\<0.00161 (20.8)83 (45.4)\<0.001Mb n.(%)174 (11.2)52 (4.2)122 (39.2)\<0.00165 (31.4)57 (54.8)\<0.001CK-MB n.(%)40 (2.6)6 (0.5)34 (11.1)\<0.00115 (7.4)19 (18.8)0.003NT-proBNP n.(%)1194 (64.3)786 (55.2)408 (93.8)\<0.001247 (91.5)161 (97.6)0.011

*Elevation of markers of inflammation on admission*IL-6 n. (%)433 (43.8)232 (30.1)201 (91.8)\<0.001124 (87.9)77 (98.7)0.005IL-8 n. (%)58 (6.0)23 (3.1)35 (16.7)\<0.00117 (12.8)18 (23.4)0.047IL10 n.(%)134 (13.9)50 (6.6)84 (40.0)\<0.00140 (30.1)44 (57.1)\<0.001IL2R n.(%)281 (29.4)138 (18.4)143 (68.8)\<0.00187 (65.4)56 (74.7)0.167TNF-α n.(%)472 (49.7)320 (43.3)152 (72.4)\<0.00193 (69.9)59 (76.6)0.295CRP n. (%)1018 (51.2)604 (39.3)414 (91.6)\<0.001248 (88.9)166 (96.0)0.009

*Elevation of markers of coagulation on admission*D-Dimer n. (%)1154 (58.6)745 (48.9)409 (91.7)\<0.001249 (90.5)160 (93.6)0.261Fibrinogen n.(%)1079 (58.0)781 (53.8)298 (72.9)\<0.001196 (75.1)102 (68.9)0.177INR n.(%)218 (10.9)62 (4.0)156 (33.9)\<0.00177 (27.3)79 (44.4)\<0.001

Pharmacological therapy during hospitalization

*Cardiovascular drugs*Beta-blocker n.(%)234 (11.3)149 (9.4)85 (17.9)\<0.00163 (21.5)22 (12.0)0.009Diuretic n.(%)346 (16.7)122 (7.7)224 (47.1)\<0.001119 (40.6)105 (57.4)\<0.001Vasoactive agent n.(%)306 (14.8)79 (5.0)2270.66, all *p* \< 0.001), hs-cTnI with CRP levels (*N* = 407, ranging between *r* = 0.54 to 0.62, all *p* \< 0.001) and hs-cTnI with d-dimer (*N* = 396, ranging between *r* = 0.55 to 0.65, all *p* \< 0.001) confirmed the results obtained with the larger sample size (Supplementary Fig. 2).Fig. 2Spearman correlations of high sensitivity cardiac troponin I (hs-cTnI) with interleukin (IL)-6, C-reactive protein (CRP), and d-dimer on admission, in the time interval between day 4--7 and in the time interval between day 8--14. A) hs-cTnI and IL-6 on admission. B) Hs-cTnI and IL-6 values in the time interval between day 4 and 7. C) Hs-cTnI and IL-6 values in the time interval between day 8 and 14. D) Hs-cTnI and CRP on admission. E) Hs-cTnI and CRP values in the time interval between day 4 and 7. F)


hs-cTnI in critically ill COVID-19 patients. Cardiac injury on admission was associated with increased serious cardiac events including cardiac arrest, arrhythmias and acute myocardial infarction among critically ill patients. In addition to hs-cTnI, median levels of inflammatory markers, in particular IL-6 and CRP, peak at day 3 and gradually decreased between day 4 and 7 of hospitalization in critically ill survivors while they continuous increased among non-survivors. Similarly, d-dimer, as a marker of coagulation, remained significantly increased in non-survivors compared with survivors at all timepoints.

We observed consistent positive correlation between levels of hs-cTnI and inflammation markers, including CRP, IL-6, IL-8, IL-10, TNF-α and IL-2R at each explored timepoint. The strongest correlations (r ranging from 0.54 to 0.66) were observed on admission, day 4--7 and day 8--14 among hs-cTnI,acids long ([Fig. 1c](#f1){ref-type="fig"}). Among the 1780 identified proteins, more than 75% contained at least two peptides ([Fig. 1d](#f1){ref-type="fig"}).

A total of 124 differentially expressed proteins between the high- and low-FE pigs
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After identification of the proteins, the DEPs were further analyzed. In total, the expression levels of 124 proteins were significantly different between the high- and low-FE pigs (up-regulated ≥ 1.2 or down-regulated ≤ 0.84; p ≤ 0.05). Among the 124 DEPs, 74 were up-regulated and 50 were down-regulated in the high-FE pigs ([Table S1](#S1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). The top 10 up-regulated and down-regulated proteins in the high-FE pigs were listed in [Table 1](#t1){ref-type="table"}. Among the top 10 down-regulated proteins, 5 belonged to the keratin protein family, which includes KRT1, KRT5, KRT10, KRT75, and LOC100621639 (keratin, type II microfibrillar, and component 7C-like proteins).

GO and KEGG pathways analysis of


Nanoflex microchip. The peptides of the samples were subjected to chromatography for 90 min under the following conditions: gradient concentration of 2--30% Buffer A (0.1% formic acid, 5% acetonitrile)+Buffer B (0.1% formic acid, 95% acetonitrile). The MS1 spectra was collected at 250 ms in the 350--1,500 m/z range. The top 20 more intense precursors with charge states 2--5 were selected and fragmented for the second round of mass analysis. MS2 spectra was then collected at 100 ms in the 50--2,000 m/z range.

Bioinformatics analysis
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The raw MS/MS data was converted to MGF file using the 5600 masconverter software (AB Sciex, USA). Proteins were identified using the Uniprot Pig database (<http://www.uniprot.org>) and the Mascot search engine (Matrix Science, London, UK; version 2.3.02). The identification parameters were set as follows: mass tolerance of 25 ppm, fragment ion masstolerance of 0.1 Da. Variable modifications: oxidation (M), acetyl (protein N-term), Gln- \> pyro-Glu (N-termQ), iTRAQ8plex (Y); fixed modifications: methylthio (C), iTRAQ8plex (N-term), and iTRAQ8plex (K) in Mascot. Peptide and protein was confirmed using scaffold (version Scaffold_4.2.1, Proteome Software Inc., Portland, OR). The False discovery rate (FDR) of protein identification was controlled at less than 5%. The DEPs (3 Vs 3) were identified with the criteria: fold change ≥ 1.2 or fold change ≤ 0.84, P \< 0.05[@b26][@b27]. The functions of the DEPs were analyzed using bioinformatics approaches. First, Gene ontology (GO) enrichment analysis was performed using DAVID (<https://david.ncifcrf.gov/>)[@b28]. The pathways of the DEPs were identified using the Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes (KEGG) and REACTOME pathway databases. The key signaling pathways were illustrated using the Cytoscape software (<http://www.cytoscape.org/>)[@b29].

Western blotting
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The 14 skeletal muscle samples were first lysed


(**c**) Distribution of peptide lengths. (**d**) Distribution of proteins based on the number of peptides.](srep45291-f1){#f1}

![Functional analysis of the DEPs between the high- and low-FE pigs.\
(**a**) Cellular components based on GO analysis. (**b**) Biological processes based on GO analysis. (**c**) Most significant pathways based on the KEGG database.](srep45291-f2){#f2}

![DEPs located in the mitochondria and DEPs participating in glucose metabolism.\
The red and green bars represent up-regulated and down-regulated proteins, respectively, in high FE-pigs compared to low-FE pigs.](srep45291-f3){#f3}

![Validation of DEPs participating in glucose and mitochondrial energy metabolism.\
(**a**) Western blotting results of CYC1, NDUFC2, and NDUFS3 mitochondria -located proteins in the skeletal muscle tissue of high- and low-FE pigs. (**b**) Western blotting results of PC, LDHB, GPI, PKM, TPI1, PAGM2, and GAPDH proteins, which are known to participate in glucose metabolism, in theoperating company," he said. "Where we are operating globally we are committed to be compliant with the locally applicable laws and regulations in that country.

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