of porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome ([@R9]). Although the pathogenicity of CyRV infection alone in ducks remains to be investigated, the high mortality rate (97%) among ducks co-infected with salmonellae and CyRV raises the possibility that CyRV may be pathogenic, either alone or in concert with other infections. In the ducks we investigated, insufficient feeding may also have played a role in the infection dynamics and the clinical outcome.

*Suggested citation for this article*: Kessell A, Hyatt A, Lehmann D, Shan S, Crameri S, Holmes C, et al. Cygnet River virus, a novel orthomyxovirus from ducks, Australia. Emerg Infect Dis \[Internet\]. Dec 2012 \[*date cited*\]. <http://dx.doi.org/10.3201/eid1812.120500>

Current affiliation: Charles Sturt University, Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia.

We thank Geoffrey Gard for useful discussions and Susie Daglas for technical assistance.

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City Sheriff Was Not an “Employee” Entitled to Statutory Protection

In Young v. Bridgeport, the Court ruled that a plaintiff could not proceed with his whistle-blower retaliation claims because he was an independent contractor, and not an employee. Because only “employees” can bring a cause of action under Conn. Gen. Stat. 31-51m and 31-51q (claims for whistle blowing and free speech protection), the court lacked jurisdiction over the claim.

So what was the Plaintiff’s position? He was a City sheriff, elected to hold office for a term of two years, and had held the position for approximately 18 years. Notably, City sheriffs have no affirmative duties, have no scheduled work hours or office space in a


relationships between employers and employees. The rules governing these relationships are limitless, but it is my job as an employment lawyer to take complicated (and confusing) laws and break them into understandable concepts. That’s what I do on this publication, and that’s what I do in my practice everyday. More +

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All you really need to do to access a value that was posted is use $_POST['key']
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What the right pattern to Use here

scenario:
I have an entity called Member. Members fall into multiple types. Some types are below.

Supporter
Volunteer
Sponsor
Player

I can create class for each type and inherit from the base Member entity. But when a Member has more than 1 type in a given time, it is not the right way.
can I use decorator pattern to achieve this intent? Or what the best pattern to get this work?
EDIT :
Language I use is C#
Also different Member types can have additional methods, for example, Sponsor can have its own methods as Donate(), Or the Volunteer can have a method Subscribe() and so on. these thing have to be considered.

A:

As usual, there are several different ways. Here are a few possible ideas for you to investigate:
Inheritance
I would


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Howinterconnections. The programmable portion of the controller gives the controller operator or logic system designer flexibility. According to still other art, the various interconnections between contacts, switches and output devices in a relay rung are simulated with a diode matrix, as is taught in U.S. Pat. No. 3,950,736, issued Apr. 13, 1976 to Dix et al. Essentially, this requires the use of a diode matrix which can be programmed by moving diodes into and out of the matrix in a predetermined fashion. One disadvantage of this is the relatively cumbersome arrangement of the diode matrix and the level of dexterity and skill required in using or programming it. In still other art concerned with a computer controlled ladder diagram solver (sometimes called a line solver), a programming panel


that in most of the prior art of the aforementioned kind, separate memory words must be utilized for entering the elements and for entering the interconnections between elements in a complex ladder diagram. Corollary to this, is that additional operator manipulations of the programming panel be all made by the operator to place the additional interconnection information into the memory. Examples of the preceding may be found in U.S. Pat. No. 4,021,783, issued May 3, 1977 to G. C. Highberger and entitled "PROGRAMMABLE CONTROLLER". A further example is found in the Allen-Bradley Company Bulletin No. 1774, entitled "PLC PROGRAMMING AND OPERATION". Still a further example is found in a bulletin from Industrial Solid State Controls, Inc. dated January 1973 entitled "IPC.TM. INDUSTRIAL PROGRAMMABLE CONTROLLER MEMORY LOADER/MONITOR (L/M)". StillStranger it’s fairly pleasant, but I’m sure the creepiness is coming! The Graveyard Book has been on my to-read list for ages. This is a good excuse to finally read, or in my case listen to it.


a nearby transmitter into position identification information.
WO 2005/086375 (referred to as Patent document 3 hereafter) discloses a system in which a wireless terminal receives intrinsic information from an illuminator, which is sent to a server to identify the position of the wireless terminal.
However, the system in Patent document 1 may increase the initial cost for installing the infrastructure because a number of RF reader/writers may need to be installed for reading passive RF tags whose communication ranges are limited.
Also, the system in Patent document 2 may have considerable power consumption depending on a communication method between a wireless terminal and a server.
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3.) Once you’re on the download page for your system, check to make sure that your computer meets all the minimum system requirements. As long as you’re not still using a Commodore 64 and you bought your computer in the past five years or so, you should be fine.

4.) Download and install the Plex Media Server – not to be confused with the Plex Media Center. The Media Center is, however, a good-looking media player that works nicely. If you’re looking for a program that has more pizzazz than your boring iTunes or


INTRODUCTION
============

Fungal pathogens of humans mainly cause disease in people with underlying immune defects due to AIDS, cancer, or immunosuppressive therapy. For example, strains of *Cryptococcus neoformans* emerged as life-threatening agents of fungal meningitis, with an increase in the number of global cases coincidentally occurring with the HIV/AIDS epidemic ([@B1], [@B2]). These pathogens are responsible for an estimated one million cases of cryptococcal meningitis globally per year in AIDS patients, leading to approximately 625,000 deaths ([@B3]). In contrast, the closely related species *Cryptococcus gattii* has the distinct ability to cause disease in otherwise healthy people, although *C. gattii* infections have also been reported in immunocompromised patients, including HIV/AIDS and organ transplant patients ([@B4]--[@B6]). *C. gattii* was initially classified as a variety of *C. neoformans* but has recently been recognized as a separatevar. *grubii* lineages ([Fig. 2A](#f2){ref-type="fig"}; see also Materials and Methods in [Text S1](#sS1){ref-type="supplementary-material"} in the supplemental material). The divergence between the VGI and VGII *C. gattii* strains WM276 and R265 was found to be 12.4 myr, and this result advocates for the existence of speciation between these molecular types. In fact, phylogenetic analysis of a selection of globally collected isolates indicates considerable genetic variation within the *Cryptococcus* species complex, warranting *C. gattii* molecular types to be considered individual varieties, if not species ([@B24], [@B63]).

![Multiortholog phylogeny of *Cryptococcus* strains and other basidiomycete fungi. Branch lengths of the indicated phylogenetic trees represent the number of nucleotide substitutions per site calibrated in million year divergence times (shown above the branches), and the numbers in brackets are values for bootstrap support of the branch. (A) A


tree to be refined by the maximum likelihood algorithm was a distance-based BIONJ (BIO Neighbor Joining) tree estimated by the program ([@B59]). Statistical support for phylogenetic grouping was assessed by approximate likelihood ratio tests based on a Shimodaira-Hasegawa-like procedure (SH-aLRT) ([@B92]) and by bootstrap analysis (500 resamplings). An ultrametric tree was generated using PATHd8 ([@B62]), with the maximum likelihood tree as a starting point and fixing the age of the most recent common ancestor (MRCA) involved in the *C. neoformans* (H99)-*C. gattii* split at 34 myr. This age was derived using the neutral mutation rate of 2E−9 per nucleotide per year for protein-coding genes. While PATHd8 does not assume a molecular clock exists, it runs a clock test, allowing for substitution rate variation along all lineages. Molecular clock tests indicated thatthe multiplicity from $m_i$ to $m_{i+1}$ (this very approach was realized in \[1,§3\]). However, in our problem this approach does not work.

Let $\widetilde{{\mathbb C}^M}\to {\mathbb C}^M$ be the blow up of the point $o$, $E\cong {\mathbb P}^{M-1}$ the exceptional divisor, $\widetilde{Y}_i$ the strict transform of $Y_i$, $(\widetilde{Y}_i\circ E)=\sum c_jR_j$ the algebraic projectivized tangent cone. According to the intersection theory \[2\], the multiplicity of the scheme-theoretic intersection of the cycle $Y_i$ and the divisor $D_{i+1}=\{f_{i+1}=0\}$ at the point $o$ is given by the formula $$m_{i+1}=m_i\mathop{\rm
mult}\nolimits_{o}D_{i+1}+\sum_{R_{jk}}d_{jk}\left(\mathop{\rm
mult}\nolimits_{R_{jk}}\widetilde{Y}\right)\left(\mathop{\rm
mult}\nolimits_{R_{jk}}\widetilde{D_{i+1}}\right),$$ where the sum is taken over some finite set of irreducible subvarieties of codimension $(i+1)$, including infinitely near ones, $R_{jk}$ covers $R_j$ with the multiplicity $d_{jk}$. Taking into account that $M\gg 0$, for $i$ close to $M$ the structure of the singularity of the


$\varepsilon(B)=b$. We may assume that $B$ is an irreducible component of the closed set $X_{i,M}(m)$, where $m=\mu_{i,M}(a,b)$. To simplify the formulas, we assume that $\mathop{\rm codim}B=a$ (if $\mathop{\rm codim}B<a$, then the estimates below can only become stronger). Fix a linear form $L(z_1,\dots,z_M)$ of general position. In particular, if $(f_1,\dots,f_i)\in B$ is a generic tuple, so that the set $\{f_1=\dots=f_{i-1}=0\}$ is of codimension $(i-1)$ in a neighborhood of the point $o$, the multiplicity of the effective cycle $$(\{f_1=0\}\circ\dots\circ\{f_{i-1}=0\})$$ at the point $o$ is equal to the multiplicity of the intersection of that cycle with the hyperplane $\{L=0\}$ at the point $o$. Let $$\Pi_L=\{L(z_*)L_1(z_*)\,|\, L_1\in {\cal P}_{1,M}\}\subset {\cal
P}_{2,M}$$ be the linear space of reducible homogeneous quadratic polynomials, divisible by $L$. Set $${\cal P}_L={\cal P}^{i-b}_{\leq 2,M}\times {\cal
P}^{b-1}_{2,M}\times \Pi_L\subset {\cal P}^{i-b}_{\leq 2,M}\times
{\calis constructed by the procedure, which is inverse to the procedure of reducing to the standard form: $C$ is the closure of the set of $(i-1)$-tuples $$\{(g_1,\dots,g_{i-b},g^+_{i-b+1},\dots,g^+_{i-1})\},$$ where $$g^+_{i-b+j}=g_{i-b+j}+\sum^{i-b}_{\alpha=1}\lambda_{j\alpha}g_{\alpha},$$ for all $(g_1,\dots,g_{i-1})\in[\bar B]_{i-1}$ and $\lambda_{j\alpha}\in {\mathbb C}$. From this, it follows that $$\mathop{\rm dim} C=\mathop{\rm dim} [\bar{B}]_{i-1}+(b-1)(i-b),$$ so that $$\mathop{\rm codim} C = \mathop{\rm codim} [\bar{B}]_{i-1}
+(b-1)(M+b-i)=$$ $$=\mathop{\rm codim} B - (M+b-i)-\gamma_i.$$ (Recall, that each of the three codimensions is taken with respect of the [*corresponding*]{} ambient space; for instance, for $C$ it is ${\cal P}^{i-1}_{\leq 2,M}$). Since, obviously, $\varepsilon(C)=b-1$, we obtain that $$\mathop{\rm mult}\nolimits_{o}\{f_1=\dots =f_{i-1}=0\}\leq
\mu_{i-1,M}(a-(M+b-i)-\gamma_i, b-1).$$ This gives us the first half of the right hand side of the inequality of Theorem 1.

[**1.5. The multiplicity of intersection with the hyperplane $\{L_1=0\}$.**]{} It remains to estimate the multiplicity $\mathop{\rm
mult}\nolimits_{o}\{f_1,\dots


is negative definite and attains its maximum at $$b_*=\frac{dM-M-d}{2(d-1)}>0.$$ Therefore, the minimum of this function on the set $\{0,\dots,i-1\}$ is attained either for $b=0$ (and equal to $dM+1$), or for $b=i-1$. It is easy to check that $\gamma(M-1)=2(dM-d-M)+5\geq dM+1$, which proves the first claim of the corollary. Furthermore, $\gamma(M)=(d-1)M+2\leq dM+1$, which proves the second claim. Q.E.D.

[**3.2. Systems of non-homogeneous equations.**]{} Let us prove Proposition 1.1. In the space ${\cal P}^{i}_{d,M+1}\times {\mathbb
P}^M$ consider the closed algebraic set ${\cal Y}$, consisting of such pairs $((p_1,\dots,p_i), x\in{\mathbb P}^M)$, that the corresponding set of zeros $\{p_1=\dots=p_i=0\}$ has an irreducible component of “incorrect” codimension $\leq i-1$, passing through the point $x$. Furthermore, denote by the symbol $Y_b$, $b=0,\dots,i-1$, the closed subset in $Y$, consisting of such tuples $(p_1,\dots,p_i)$, that the codimension of thejavax.ws.rs.PathParam;
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problem that I am having and I have no idea why every other item gets sorted, dropped and the events trigger properly but the last one? Thanks!

A:

This is directly related to/caused by a React bug I filed a couple months ago:
#1355: touchmove doesn't fire on removed element
React takes advantage of event bubbling and binds all events at the document root, which works in most situations but falls down in this particular case. Unlike mouse events, touch and drag events are always sent to the event which received the touchstart or dragstart event (rather than the element that the pointer is currently over). If the element that received the dragstart event is removed from the DOM (as it is in this particular case since it disappears from the list2002 Jan. 29). Some wet chemical methods will deposit a layer of material, sometimes one atom/molecule thick, onto a substrate or floating on a liquid surface (U.S. Pat. No. 5,942,286 “Method for manufacturing organic monomolecular film”, to Ohno, et al., Aug. 24, 1999). Continuous filament is described in U.S. Pat. No. 6,309,423, “Self-cohering, continuous filament non-woven webs”, to Hayes, 2001 Oct. 30.
Ajayan et al., U.S. Pat. No. 5,457,343, “Carbon Nanotubule Enclosing a Foreign Material” describes “ . . . carbon tubule comprises a plurality of tubular graphite monoatomic sheets coaxially arranged.” These carbon tubules and the graphite monoatomic sheets are closed (not, repeat, not continuous), as described in Col. 3, lines 4-5 and Col. 3, lines 43-44 and Col. 5, lines 44-48, and Col. 5, lines 63-66. Being


produced by epithelial cells in response to phos-PHEMA was different to that for the other hydrogels. Co-cultured cells produced higher levels of collagenase (relative to the TCP) in response to hydrogels than did either the keratocytes or epithelial cells alone, but the response of phos-PHEMA was still the lowest. The overall enzyme response to the sponge hydrogels was lower than that to the homogeneous hydrogels, although this effect was less prominent in the keratocyte cultures. The markedly reduced and alternative collagenase responses to phosphorylated surfaces was not a consequence of cell death, and may be a phenomenon related to changes in cell surface charge and morphology.Q:

Network distribution/core design advice

I'm currently in a process of NATed and mainly L2 based network migration to a proper routed design and got a little confused reading lots of documentation on the net for what I really need. Bellow I attached a figure to better understand what I seek - basically to know what to do in the cloud with question mark.
What I have is:

A working BGP provider edge with failover;
An aggregation switch that has a couple dozen remote switches connected to it;
~900 clients that are ordinary people with SOHO routers.

I know that I want to:

Assign public IPs to end clients from 1.0.0.0/21 via DHCP;
Rationally use my public IP subnet (1.0.0.0/21);
Probably have every remote switch in a separate vlan;
Do rate limiting and firewalling for clients;
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booming. Very little of that money is flowing to the workers. And even less is flowing to the unemployed. Each week, we bring you true stories of unemployment, from the people who've lived it. This is what's happening out there.

As we spend the day arguing over a satirical tweet about a Hollywood awards show, more than 12 million Americans remain unemployed. Millions more have dropped out of the labor force entirely. The upcoming sequester deal could cause sharp cuts in unemployment benefits. Each week, we bring you true stories of unemployment, from the unemployed themselves. This is what's happening out there.

The real unemployment rate in southwest Detroit is almost 50%. Seventeen rural South Carolina counties just closed their unemployment offices due to budget cuts, despite high unemployment. In\[[@B27-ijms-19-03186],[@B28-ijms-19-03186]\]. However, in rats with UUO, as the ureter was completely ligated, the voided urine was not from the ureter linked to the UUO kidney. In this study, we used the pelvic urine of UUO rats for urinalysis and this approach enabled us to follow the progression of renal injury of UUO. Therefore, urinary vanin-1 may be a potential biomarker of the onset of EMT during the progression of hydronephrosis.

4. Materials and Methods {#sec4-ijms-19-03186}
========================

4.1. Animals {#sec4dot1-ijms-19-03186}
------------

All animal procedures were approved by the Committee of Animal Use and Care of Osaka Medical College (Permission number: 29095; Permission date: 29 May 2018), which was performed in accordance with the Guidelines for Animal Research. Adult male Sprague-Dawley rats were obtained at 7 weeks of age from Japan SLC (Shizuoka, Japan) and


glasses.

4.7. Real-Time Quantitative PCR {#sec4dot7-ijms-19-03186}
-------------------------------

RNA extraction and real-time quantitative PCR were performed as described previously. Specific sets of primers and TaqMan probes were obtained from Life Technologies. To control for variations in the amount of cDNA available for PCR in the different samples, the mRNA expression levels of the target sequences were normalized to the expression of an internal control, Glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase (Gapdh). The GenBank accession numbers, assay ID and target exons were as follows: vanin-1, NM_001025623.1, Rn01537206_m1, and 6-7; Snail-1, NM_053805.1, Rn00441533_g1, and 1-2; TGF-β1, NM_021578.2, Rn00572010_m1, and 1-2; and Gapdh, NM_017008.3, Rn99999916_s1, and 1-1, respectively. Data were analyzed using the comparative threshold cycle method.

4.8. Measurement of Tissue Vanin-1 Protein {#sec4dot8-ijms-19-03186}
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Sample lysates were prepared from the kidneys of rats. After measuring protein concentrations using a BCA proteinassay kit (Thermo scientific, Rockford, IL, USA), 25 μg of the total protein was loaded onto the microplate for ELISA for vanin-1 (Uscn Life Science Inc.).

4.9. Statistical Analyses {#sec4dot9-ijms-19-03186}
-------------------------

Data are presented as the means and standard error (SE). The differences between two groups were analyzed using the Mann-Whitney *U* test or the unpaired *t*-test. A value of *p* \< 0.05 was considered to be significant. All statistical analyses were conducted with GraphPad Prism, version 4.03 (GraphPad Software, Inc., San Diego, CA, USA).

5. Conclusions {#sec5-ijms-19-03186}
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In this study, we showed the role of vanin-1 in the induction of tubular damage and subsequent renal fibrosis using rats with UUO. However, a causal association should be established by the use of pharmacological inhibitors of vanin-1 \[[@B29-ijms-19-03186]\] or genetic models. In conclusion, vanin-1


A 100,000-acre spruce beetle kill drapes this alpine mountain park like a heavy wool blanket. Except for a green strip of young trees along the old logging roads that crisscross forested areas like these, 90 percent or more of the rest of the forest has been killed. Groundhog Park, La Garita Range, Rio Grande National Forest, south central Colorado, elevation 11,000 feet. Background: Mesa Mountain, elevation 12,994 feet. (Photo: Bruce Melton)

We were awash for 19 days in a tumultuous sea of mountains and forests, drifting a course through the heart of the US Rockies on a 6,000-mile journey of observation. Our film, What Have We Done, the North American Pine Beetle Pandemic, was released in 2009. It was the story of what is now 89 million acres ofThis is because a little warming creates a lot more evaporation. It is an apparent drought and is driven by the nonlinear relationship between temperature and evaporation. To the trees, it’s the sum of rainfall and evaporation that matters.

Across the Continental Divide 22 Times

In 21 days, our little film expedition made 17 different camps from Santa Fe to Missoula. New significant mountain pine beetle attacks were seen in most forests we visited. Spruce beetle, fir beetle and budworm seemed to be everywhere this trip. The most extreme infestations of spruce beetle were generally at altitude in Colorado and far northern New Mexico, but severe attacks of all beetles and budworm were virtually everywhere there was forest.

Rocky Mountain National Park Westgate entrance monument comparison (Click here to view larger


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Monday 30 September 2019

19-266MR ASIC seeks public input to review of school banking

ASIC is seeking the public’s view of school banking programs as part of its ongoing review of their use and impact in primary schools (refer 18-313MR).

Through this review into school banking, ASIC is seeking to better understand:

how these programs are implemented

how they are marketed to school communities

how students are engaging with these programs, and

the type of accounts established through these programs while they are at school and in later years.

Members of the public and organisations interested in the issue are encouraged to respond toVaganova Festival (USA)
 International Ballet Stars (USA)
 Azerbaijan State Academic Opera and Ballet Theater, Baku (Azerbaijan)
Saratov State Academic Opera and Ballet Theatre, Saratov (Russia)
 St. Petersburg Ballet Theatre (Valentina Ganibalova), St. Petersburg (Russia)
 State Academic Ballet Theatre (Choreographic miniatures), St. Petersburg (Russia)
 Mikhaylovsky Theatre (also known as: Mussorsky Opera and Ballet Theatre, Maly Operny / Maly Opera Theatre), St. Petersburg (Russia)

Education
 Ballet Regent School, New York, USA
 Ballet Arizona School, Arizona, USA
 Diploma: Vaganova Academy of Russian Ballet, St. Petersburg, Russia

External links
 Jessica Mezey Personal website
 On the red carpet 38th "Deutscher Filmball" 2011, Movie event, Munich, Hotel Bayerischer Hof (Germany)
 Deutscher Filmball 2011 Video documentation, total 2:01 min. - see: 0:24 - 0.28, Jessica Mezey with Birgit Berben
 Ladies Lunch Socialite event, tea


used in full and small window modes in the first and seconds observations respectively. The total exposure after removing high background periods was about 80 and 50 ks for the first and second observations respectively. The first observation was piled-up. The spectra were extracted in different ways to test the effect of pileup. First, we used PATTERN=0 events only, and although this may give the wrong total number of counts, the spectral shape is not distorted. Also, we extracted the spectra using different extraction regions where the central highly piled-up parts of the Point Spread Function (PSF) were excluded. In the spectral fitting, spectra extracted in the different ways have minor differences. Although for the purpose of interpreting the lags, we are only interested in a general spectralmodel, very good fits are found regardless of the type of extraction, but with parameters that differ slightly which is irrelevant for the this work. We also calculated the lag with and without removing the central regions of the PSF. These are discussed further in Sec. \[sec:time\_lag\].

Time Lags
=========

Lag measurements {#sec:time_lag}
----------------

It has been known that lags in black holes depend on both frequency and energy at the same time (e.g. @1999ApJ...510..874N for galactic black holes and @2007MNRAS.382..985M [@2008MNRAS.388..211A] for AGN). In [@2011MNRAS.412...59Z], we showed that the high frequency lags in 1H0707-495 (reverberation lags) are closely linked to the energy spectrum. In order to measure any time delays, the energy bands have to be selected appropriately. For RE J1034+396 however, the components of the energy spectrum are not well known.


Similar to `(b)` for the second XMM observation. The colours are similar to those in Fig. \[fig:unfolded\_spec\][]{data-label="fig:spec"}](figures/final_xspec_2.eps){width="240pt"}

For initial modelling, we fitted the XMM-Newton data with a model consisting of a power-law plus blurred reflection. This simple model did not give a very good fit. The strongest residuals were an edge-like feature at $\sim 0.5$ keV. Adding an edge to the model improved the fit significantly with the edge having an energy of 0.49 keV. This corresponds to oxygen photoelectric absorption at the source redshift ($z=0.042$). The fact that it is variable indicate a change in the line-of-sight column density at the host galaxy. To model this, we included a photoelectric absorption component with variable abundance (`tbvarabs`). The redshift was fixed at that of the host galaxy. This improvedkeV, and it is in full agreement with multi-wavelength fits using optical to soft X-rays data (@1995MNRAS.276...20P), where there is no strong big blue bump in the optical/UV but the source has a strong emission in the EUV/Soft X-ray indicating hot accretion disc emission. The disc component in our case is mainly constrained by the ROSAT PSPC data, and remains constant between the three observations. The best fitting parameters for the whole model are presented in Table \[tab:fit\].

\[tab:fit\]

[@ll@]{} Parameter & Value\
\
$\Gamma_{\rm power-law}$ & $2.65\pm0.03$\
$r_{\rm in}$ & $1.90^{+0.11}_{-0.12}$ ($r_g$)\
$q$ & $6.24\pm0.5$\
$\xi_1$, $\xi_2$, $\xi_3$ & $715^{+25}_{-53}$, $346^{+93}_{-80}$,$184^{+60}_{-7}$ (erg cm s$^{-1}$)\

![Lag as a function of energy for the first (Top) and second observation (Bottom). The whole 0.3–10 keV band is used as a reference (removing the current band each time). The


minimum around 2 keV, also strongly supports the interpretation of the soft emission being due to reprocessing.

It is interesting to explore the measured lag quantitatively too. The lag in 1H0707-495, after correcting for the contribution of individual components, is $\sim 70 $ seconds (@2011MNRAS.412...59Z) at a temporal frequency of $1-2\times10^{-3}$ Hz. In RE J1034+396, the measured lag is $\sim 290$ seconds at a frequency of $\sim 3-4\times10^{-4}$ Hz. There is a factor of $\sim 4$ difference in the lag and the time-scale of the lag, indicating possibly a factor of 4 difference in mass. The frequency at which the lag is measured corresponds to the viscous or thermal time-scales at the radius the emission, while the lag is a measure of the light travel time between the illuminatingthe energy spectrum. This is also supported by the shape of the rms spectrum of the QPO (Fig. 2 in @2009MNRAS.394..250M), where the rms power in the QPO peaks around 2 keV. [@2010ApJ...718..551M] attributed the QPO to an orbiting cloud close to the black hole, producing mainly an absorption edge at $\sim 8$ keV. However, the apparent edge change is more likely to be due to continuum change and not a change in the atomic features. The shape of the RMS spectrum rules out this possibility. Linking the QPO to the power-law component is in fact not surprising given what is known about QPOs in Galactic black holes (GBH), where the QPO is associated with the hard spectral tail and not the thermal disc component (e.g. see ).


This however, does not necessarily mean that observing a power-law component implies detecting a QPO.

QPOs in GBH come generally in two types: low- and high-frequency QPOs and are observed in pairs with a frequency ratio of 3:2 ( and references therein). Identifying the equivalent of the QPO in RE J1034+396 is not clear, but taking its mass to be a few $\times10^6$ M$_{\odot}$, makes the QPO more likely to be the equivalent to the high-frequency type (HFQPO, @2008Natur.455..369G [@2009MNRAS.394..250M]). A simple relation between mass and the fundamental frequency was suggested for GBH of the form: $M=931 f_0^{-1}M_{\odot}$, where $f_0$ is the fundamental frequency of the QPO (). If we assume it applies also to AGN, the mass of RE J1034+396 would be in the range $6-10\times10^6$ M$_{\odot}$ (dependingweb)?

Thank you kindly, and once again, sorry if I ask stupid questions, but since I am at the beginning I would need guidance. I appreciate in advance your help!
Ivan

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[Late postoperative apnea in a premature newborn infant].
We report the case of a premature newborn child (36 weeks) who was operated on a teratoma of the sacrum when he was 12 days old and weighed 2,950 g. The patient presented a late postoperative apnea 17 hours after anesthesia. The anesthetic technique consisted of lumbar epidural blockade with 0.33% bupivacaine at a dose of 2.25 ml and superficial inhalation anesthesia with 0.5% isoflurane. Relaxing muscular agents used in this case were succinylcholine (3 mg) for orotracheal intubation and pancuronium bromide (0.3 mg) for maintaining the anesthetic level. The immediate postoperative phase was uneventful but 17 hours after surgery the patient presented apnea, bradycardia (40 beats/min), and marked cyanosis requiring assisted ventilation with bag and mask during 3 min anddoses to subsequent patients [@Atan2019a; @Villar2015b; @Aziz2019]. For the $t$-th patient, dose $I(t)$ is selected based on a policy that uses past observations, and administrated to the patient. The efficacy outcome $X_t$ and toxicity response $Y_t$ are realized based on their distributions $X_t\sim Ber(q_{I(t)})$ and $Y_t\sim Ber(p_{I(t)})$, and observed by the trialist. We adopt a well-known dose-toxicity logistic model proposed by in [@OQuigley1990] to describe the toxicity probability for different dose levels: $$\label{eqn:toxicity}
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metric.

\[cor:penalty\] The number of unsafe dose allocations from SEEDA, i.e., the selected dose levels exceed the MTD threshold, can be bounded as: $$\mathbb{E}\left [\sum\limits_{d_k:p_k> \theta}N_k(n) \right]
    \leq t_1+\frac{K-M}{2\epsilon^2}.$$

Interestingly, Corollary \[cor:penalty\] indicates that unsafe dose allocations in SEEDA are upper bounded by a constant, which is linear in the number of unsafe doses $K-M$ *regardless of the number of trial participants $n$*.

### Recommendation accuracy

Finally, we analyze the recommendation accuracy of SEEDA at the end of the $n$-th dose allocation.

\[cor:accuracy\] The probability that SEEDA recommends the [MTD]{} satisfies: $$\label{eqn:probofoptrec}
    \mathbb{P}\left [\hat{d}(n)=\arg\max\limits_{d_k:p_k\leq \theta}p_k \right]\geq 1-\delta_1,$$ where $\delta_1=2K\exp\left(-2\left(\frac{\Delta_{M}}{C_1K} \right)^{2\gamma_1}n \right)$.

Corollary \[cor:accuracy\] guarantees the finding of the [MTD]{} with high probability. The recommendation error rate decays *exponentially* with the number of trial participants, which is a nicedose level $d_k$ is exactly at the MTD threshold $\theta$. When $t>t_1$ and with the definition of $\alpha(t)$ in Eqn. , the lemma can be immediately derived.

Proof of Theorem \[thm:1\] {#appx:thm:1}
==========================

Depending on whether the optimal dose level is included in the admissible set or not, we can decompose the regret into two parts: $$\begin{aligned}
    R(n)&=\sum\limits_{t=1}^n\mathbb{P}[k^*\notin \mathcal{D}_1(t)]Q +\mathbb{P}[k^*\in \mathcal{D}_1(t)]R_2(n)\\
    & \leq {n}\delta Q +R_2(n).\end{aligned}$$ The probability of the first error event $\{k^*\notin \mathcal{D}_1(t)\}$ can be bounded by Lemma \[lem:1\], which indicates that at each step $t$ the probability of a safe dose level being excluded from the admissible set is bounded by $\delta$. For the second part, $R_2(n)$ represents the regret when the optimal dose is included in the admissible set. In this case, the


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Quantitative Light Microscopic Analysis {#s2h}
---------------------------------------

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{Chaosmark} 2:10 pm: I had also thought about what it might be like for the soul so captured, their experience inside the picture, but I definitely wanted that left up to a GM. Depending on how you
wanted to handle it, they could be fully aware and trapped within the room they were in when the picture was taken, or they go blank until1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an antenna apparatus. More particularly, the invention relates to a multiband antenna apparatus capable of transmitting and/or receiving radio waves of different frequency bands.
2. Description of the Related Art
The recent popularization of portable communication terminal apparatuses, typically cellular phones, raises a problem stringent frequency bands to be used in the portable communication terminal apparatuses. This requires a multiband antenna apparatus like a dual-band type, which can transmit/receive radio waves of different frequency bands. The multiband configuration of antenna apparatuses results in increases in the size and quantity of antenna apparatuses. To make cellular phones smaller and lighter, however, more compact antenna apparatuses are demanded.
A chip antenna is frequently used as a compact antenna.
FIG. 7 shows a conventional antenna apparatus


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Role of Magnetic Resonance Imaging Targeted Biopsy in Detection of Prostate Cancer Harboring Adverse Pathological Features of Intraductal Carcinoma and Invasive Cribriform Carcinoma.
The aim of this study was to compare biopsy detection of intraductal and cribriform pattern invasive prostate carcinoma in multiparametric magnetic resonance imaging positive and negative regions of the prostate. We queried a prospectively maintained, single institution database to identify patients who underwent multiparametric magnetic resonance imaging/ultrasound fusion targeted biopsy and concurrent systematic sextant biopsy of magnetic resonance imaging negative regions between January 2013 and May 2016. All multiparametric magnetic resonance imaging targets were reviewed retrospectively by 2 readers for the PI-RADS™ (Prostate Imaging-Reporting and Data System), version 2 score, the maximum dimension, the apparent diffusion coefficient parameter and whether positive or negative on dynamic contrastenhancement sequence. Biopsy slides were reviewed by 2 urological pathologists for Gleason score/Grade Group and the presence or absence of an intraductal/cribriform pattern. A total of 154 patients were included in study. Multiparametric magnetic resonance imaging/ultrasound fusion targeted biopsy and systematic sextant biopsy of magnetic resonance imaging negative regions were negative for prostate carcinoma in 51 patients, leaving 103 available for the correlation of multiparametric magnetic resonance imaging and the intraductal/cribriform pattern. Prostate carcinoma was identified by multiparametric magnetic resonance imaging/ultrasound fusion targeted biopsy in 93 cases and by systematic sextant biopsy of magnetic resonance imaging negative regions in 76 (p = 0.008). Intraductal/cribriform positive tumor was detected in 23 cases, including at the multiparametric magnetic resonance imaging/ultrasound fusion targeted biopsy site in 22 and at the systematic


Ship embryos, caps come off during shipping, 12embryos lost.Now,start over,fast forward 5months,shipment arrives in Mumbai safely. Feb 10 brings a transfer and a negative. March brings another transfer and another negative.July 6th, 2010, transfer of three embryos, same day as recent egg retrieval! And now, July 19th another negative. July 29th, embies arrive at new clinic, transfer done August 17th. BFN, Dec 2010 fresh transfer 2SM and ONE POSITIVE, Aug 17 2011 SHE ARRIVES!!!

May 1, 2012

Swimming lessons!

Well, Cailyn is a natural swimmer! She loved the experience despite the fact that it was nap time! (Ignore the beached whale swimming with her) The pool is a therapy pool and is bath tub warm. The class seems slow paced - almost like having a bath. The best part about iton it. I am not sure when this fear will leave me , but I guess one day I will feel at ease, until then, I will continue to make sure all finger foods and self feeding are non-choking size.

It is hard to believe we have been home for 7.5 months now!! As I wrote my Next Family update this week, it was hard to believe that I was writing about our first few days home, which seemed so long ago! Click on the picture below to have a read..

Babies always look so natural in water (well most babies, at least some of the time!). LOL at the firm grip Cailyn had on the float device when she offered it up to the boy but didn't let go,


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It is immediately apparent that $\# \Delta(E)=q$. However, the point here is to show that $E$ is not a Salem set and that ${\cal M}(q)$ is nevertheless bounded. We have $$\widehat{E}(m)=q^{-2} \sum_{k \in {\Bbb F}_q} e^{-\frac{2 \pi i (m_1+m_2)k}{q}}$$ $$=q^{-1} E'(m),$$ where $$E'=\{(t,-t): t \in {\Bbb F}_q\}.$$

This shows that $E'$ is not a Salem set. On the other hand, $${\cal M}(q)=q^{-1} \sum_{\{(m,m') \in {\Bbb F}^2_q \times {\Bbb F}^2_q: {|m|}^2={|m'|}^2\}} E'(m) \cdot E'(m')$$ $$=q^{-1} \sum_{\{(u,-u,v,-v): u,v \in {\Bbb F}_q, u^2=v^2\}} 1 \lesssim 1.$$

This example easily generalizes to higher (even) dimension. It is worth mentioning that this example is quite analogousOntmaskerd

Ontmaskerd  is a 1915 Dutch silent drama film directed by Mime Misu.

Cast
Annie Bos	 ... 	Marfa Darbet
Jack Hamel	... 	Henri d'Alba
Johannes Langenake	... 	Bob
Emmy Arbous	... 	Viola Sergrie
Coen Hissink	...   Theatre Agent
John Timrott
Jan van Dommelen
Eugenie Krix
Jan Holtrop
Rienk Brouwer	... Policeman
Carl Kuehn
Alex Benno
M.F. Heemskerk
Ernst Leijden

External links

Category:Dutch films
Category:1915 films
Category:Dutch silent feature films
Category:Dutch black-and-white films
Category:1910s drama films
Category:Dutch drama films


Prophecy of Pythia, giving one of the characters a vision of an Earth-like planet, and placing a clue in the ruins that would direct the fleet to yet another planet. All were rejected.

Weddle and Thompson also worked extensively on the scene in which Admiral Adama tries to provoke Col. Tigh into killing him.  Moore encouraged Weddle and Thompson to give the Adama character progressively crueler lines. The writers were the ones who inserted the line in the script in which Adama mentions Ellen Tigh's sexual infidelity. On the set, however, actor Edward James Olmos changed the line from Adama saying Ellen wanted a man with "real blood in his veins" to "main vein," then ad-libbed the line in which the character said, "I could smell her." Thehas sufficient time to repair the abnormal loom and is able to concentrate his effort on repairing the abnormal loom so that the abnormal loom is restarted only a short time after stoppage. On the other hand, it is also possible that the respective operating rates of the looms other than the abnormal loom are reduced due to the concentration of the repairing effort of the operator on only the abnormal loom which stops at a high stop rate (S/cmpx).
When the respective operating speeds of the loom of a group are increased uniformly to enhance the operating rate according to this known optimum loom control method, the operating speed of the abnormal loom which is in a bad operating condition and which is unsuitable for high-speed operation is


later, after a complete

examination, doctors suggested a variety of different possibilities for his condition: herpes,

neoplasm, a tumor, brain abscess, an infection, chronic meningitis, tuberculosis, or HIV. An MRI

showed “infectious, inflammatory and granulomatous [were] considered most likely,” but that “the

exact etiology is uncertain.” (JA 368, 370.) Only after assessing the multiple different tests did

doctors suspect neurosarcoidosis.

          On May 5, 2006, Mabry filed the instant action under 42 U.S.C. § 1983 in the United States

District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan, alleging that Drs. Freeman, Antonini, Verma,

DeMasi, and Craig Hutchinson were deliberately indifferent to his serious medical needs in violation

of the Eighth Amendment. The district court granted the defendants’ motions for summary

judgment, Mabry v. Freeman, No. 2:06-CV-12076, 2007 WL 2332392   The district court granted Dr. Freeman’s, Dr. Verma’s, and Dr. Hutchinson’s motions for
summary judgment. Mabry, 2007 WL 2332392, at *9-10. Before this appeal, Mabry filed a motion
to dismiss those defendants, which the court granted.
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No. 07-2122
Mabry v. Antonini, et al.

will do the same. The central question on appeal is: Did Dr. Antonini or Dr. DeMasi subjectively

perceive that the failure to obtain a neurological exam presented a substantial risk to Mabry, but then

disregard that risk?

A. Dr. Antonini


reveal an abscess. For Mabry’s part, there does not seem to be any complaint that Dr.

Antonini’s actions up to this point were constitutionally deficient in any manner.

        Mabry’s claims center around Dr. Antonini’s failure to pursue aggressively a second

neurological consult after Dr. DeMasi denied this initial request. The record, however, shows

otherwise. Concerned about Mabry’s condition, Dr. Antonini appealed Dr. DeMasi’s earlier refusal

to administer a neurological examination, and described Mabry’s condition as “[p]rogressively

deteriorating in balance. Now with ataxia also. Slow mentation getting worse. Activities of daily

life affected. Wheelchair dependent. Urgent please.” (JA 275.) He also telephoned CMS directly

—going above and beyond the standard procedure—to obtain a verbal authorization for the

neurological consult. On October 7, realizing that Mabry had yet to receive hisback without

an appointment date.” (JA 315.) Indeed, as the district court observed, “this problem appears to be

systematic [sic] and not attributable to Dr. Antonini.” Mabry, 2007 WL 2332392, at *8.

        True, deliberate indifference may be evident when prison officials erect arbitrary and

burdensome procedures that “result[ ] in interminable delays and outright denials of medical care

to suffering inmates.” Todaro v. Ward, 565 F.2d 48, 53 (2d Cir. 1977). But the parties do not

dispute that Dr. Antonini had no control over when appointments would be scheduled. In fact, even

after CMS approved his request, Dr. Antonini continued his efforts to get Mabry an appointment

rather than simply relying on CMS’s assurances. In short, he did all he could. See Gibson v.

Matthews, 926 F.2d 532, 535


after Mabry’s MRI, Dr. DeMasi received a recommendation

from Dr. Antonini that Mabry should be reevaluated by a neurologist. Dr. DeMasi denied this

request because of the favorable MRI. Finally, Dr. DeMasi received a notice approximately a month

later from Dr. Antonini renewing this request. Dr. DeMasi immediately authorized this final request.

       Mabry’s case against Dr. DeMasi appears to be based on a single action: Dr. DeMasi’s

decision not to authorize the follow-up neurological exam. But Dr. DeMasi’s decision to postpone

the follow-up was based on a favorable MRI report, which showed “marked improvement of the

previously identified parenchymal abnormalities,” “resolution of a majority of the signal changes

involving the cerebral hemispheres,” and “no evidence of mass or abscess.” (JA 171.) Putting this

report in context with his clinical evaluationthe weekend of therapeutic education focusing on knowledge reinforcement. Individual initial TPE sessions focused on pathophysiology of chronic disease, importance of daily care and on management of pruritus. The parents and the siblings of each included child were included in the program.

Given the limited capacity of the reception center (Avène® Spa), the families included were the first 31 families who confirmed their interest in the program and fulfilled the inclusion criteria. Written consent for the publication of the study results was taken from patients and their families.

Before the weekend, educational diagnosis was performed by the same interviewer on each of the patients and their families, through a standardized questionnaire designed by the multidisciplinary MAGEC team. Educational diagnosis is the first step of the educational process. It is a


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Apart from social difficulties, lack of skin flexibility can limit joint movements, prevent fingers to grow, interfere with fine motor skills, walk and grip due to skin cracks. Prevention of retraction or poor posture, is particularly important in children. Understanding how indispensable a multidisciplinary and regular management is crucial for the growing child. Neither the children nor their parents had understood the prevention of these motor and sensory complications.

Educational diagnosis has helped to define the expectations of a TPE reinforcement program and


State IQ and suicide rates in the United States.
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Love Sponge.” The anonymous person posted that TNA doesn’t listen to its
employees backstage and he hates Bischoff, although he doesn’t mind Hogan.
“He’s just taking money,” he said of Hogan. “Hogan and Bischoff always play
up how we’re a happy family backstage. But that’s far from it. We get paid
sh!t,” he continued. “This one was for the INTERNET WRESTLING COMMUNITY!
Beat us if you can, survive if we let you!”

– TNA President Dixie Carter responded to the fake Twitter account ordeal by
saying that the rumors of Hogan leaving TNA is bogus. “To what extreme
people will go,” she said. The individual behind the Hogan account then
replied saying that while what he posted was bogus, Bischoff himself is
bogus as well. “I work for


you Dixie and respect you so much, but you’ve
fallen off the wagon. You need to wake up and realize who your true TNA
troops are.” The person continued, “I’ve bled for TNA, I’ve sacrificed for
TNA, and I’ve put my family on the line for TNA…for what? To be pushed
aside? It’s BS.” He later apologized to everyone following him saying he
won’t reveal who he really is because at the end of the day he needs to put
food on the table for his family and getting fired won’t help.

I’m going with AJ Styles… There was just a story about him making quotes about “being pushed aside” for the new guys after being in the company for so long. The line about family also points to it being AJ as he’s amess. Russo needs to go. Dixie needs to step back into the shadows. While good to look at, we don’t need a female Vince. Note to TNA: You can’t beat Vince at sports entertainment. He is the master of it. Give fans what they want: wrestling!

Your a moron if you think this is a worker. Workers don’t even WRESTLE for the admiration of the IWC, why the hell would a guy jeperdise his job in TNA for the loser masses out there. Wrestlers wrestle for real fans, not people who sit on message boards. Its a hoax, stop giving this guy the limelight and do some real reporting.


stands out of crowd.

Let’s learn in detail how you can create unique positioning to stand out of crowd.

2.1 You need to conduct analysis

Find apps that are similar to the one you have. Pay attention to which parts of these apps you like and which parts you don’t like, and why.

2.2 Re-identify your users

Build user personas for new features and changes to understand better how users will interact with your app (which activities they perform and what content they expect).

2.3 Cut out the clutter

Cluttering a user interface overloads your user with too much information — every added button, image, and line of text makes the screen more complicated. Clutter is terrible on a desktop, but it’s way worse on mobile devices where users have limited screen space.

“Perfection is achievedconstantly refine experience around core objectives. Features like seeing drivers that are nearby and your cost up front make it easier for a user to order a ride. Image credited to TechCrunch.

2.5 Design finger-friendly tap-targets

Smaller touch targets are a common source of problems for mobile users — mistaken taps often happen because of small touch controls. When you’re designing mobile interfaces, it’s best to make your targets big enough so they’re easy for users to tap.

Your business app does not need to be fancy or shining with animation but if your app contains some cool design patterns It will not be harmful but your users will definitely like.

2.6 Slide Menu Concept

Some specific products from Wishlist, cart, recent searches etc. Can be shown like this

2.7 Don’t ask for permissions


Google Play & App Store; there are various other app stores on the online market where you can upload your app.

We have to promote our business so there is no harm into going for other online app stores.

These are some very good app stores that you should consider:

Google searches matter’s a lot.

Below image show play store apps for a specific google search. They are ranked in specific order as per their google ranking. Relevant content, ratings, searches and many other things that affect ranking.

5. Implement basic good characteristics of the business app

5.1 Size of the mobile app

Your business app size needs to be small below I mentioned app sizes of some famous e-commerce mobile apps

Amazon: 17 MB

Flipkart: 12 MB

Snapdeal: 11 MB

So, what we need to understand here aboveplaying hooky. The pair splash in their infinity pool, shoot golf balls over the Los Angeles skyline from their lawn, try on outfits in their generous closets and have a puppy delivered by drone. The 14,230-square-foot spread sold in December for $39 million.

Not all of the properties are extravagant or overwrought. One narrative video, for a four-bedroom home in Brea that sold in October, focused on family. The movie trailer for the 3,008-square-foot property, posted on YouTube three months earlier by the Boutique Real Estate Group, features little girls at a sleepover, romping through various bedrooms and having a late-night living room dance party to Taylor Swift songs. Some properties take naturally to the camera.

Consider the 20,500-square-foot Opus spec estate in Beverly Hills. The $100-million listing—which includes seven


without surfacing and giving away their position, and to allow underwater drones to continuously monitor marine life without having to surface to transmit data.

However, the system can take a long time to send a large amount of data – and it does not work when there are waves taller than 16cm (6in) in the water.

“It can deal with calm days and deal with certain water disturbances. But… we need this to work on all days and all weathers,”to show support for advertising.

~~~
onion2k
_I 'm happy with advertising. It pays for all the free stuff._

But not magically with free money that just appears when a company decides to
buy an advert. Adverts are paid for by businesses that consequently charge a
little more for their goods and services, a cost passed directly to you and
me. We don't get free services, we get services that we pay for indirectly
through other things. Free is a myth.

~~~
hoodoof
Yes it's an ecosystem I want to be healthy.

Many, many software engineers have jobs and many startups exist because there
is an advertising ecosystem.

The advertising ecosystem is an inherent part of the capitalist economy. In
whose interest is it to kill that?

Apple should stop advertising if it hates advertising so much.

~~~
lazyjones
> _The advertising ecosystem is an inherent part


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When opening the file, I get the Excel message saying that the file doesn't match the extension and the file opens up corrupted.
If I save the file on the hard drive and return it from there, everything is fine:
return base.File(@"C:\LOGS\test-file.xls", "application/ms-excel", "test-excel.xls");

I initially thought that the Save function corrupts it when saving it into the MemoryStream, so I saved and re-loaded it back and it was fine passing back to the user - when saved on the Hard Drive and returned from there, rather than from the MemoryStream
Any ideas? I am not too fond of saving the file on the Hard Drive....besides I should be able to save it into the MemoryStream and return it from there?
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