knowledge," notes Josh Schrei, a religion writer. Diametrically opposed paths for achieving inner bliss have been explored: asceticism and materialism; intoxication and sobriety; sensuality and celibacy; solitude and communion.

On the other hand, Hinduism's spiritual laissez faire means that it lacks the inner resources of other religions for quality control. Unlike monotheistic faiths, Hinduism is not preoccupied with policing superstition, idolatry, and heresy. Literally anyone with a formula for enlightenment—and the charisma to sell it—can hang a shingle saying "guru inside" and wait for the flock to arrive. (This was perfectly captured by the recent documentary Kumare in which an Indian American born and raised in New York, moves to Arizona feigns a guru accent, invents some mumbo jumbo, and quickly acquires a devoted following.)

While there is no externalGiving the right opinion in Politics.

I Have Been Waiting A Long Time For This: Obama And His Cronies Are Being Sued In A Federal Class Action Lawsuit Of Inciting A Race War

A couple of days ago I wrote a post that I titled “Obama Has Been Badmouthing Our Nations Cops For The Last Seven Years: He’s Now Trying To Make Nice Which Is A Farce” over at http://www.facebook.com/johnapappasblog. There have been many civilizations that have fallen for one reason or another throughout history and I have started to believe that the majority view among most people in the United States is that will never happen here when in fact its happening right before our very eyes caused by this Marxist president with the Muslim name of Obama in


as the defendants in a federal class action lawsuit which alleges they’ve initiated race war in the United States.”

“The lawsuit, seeking more than $2 billion in damages, accuses the defendants of violating the civil rights of law enforcement officers, promoting terrorism and aiding and abetting murder.”

“The defendants…have publicly incited people to violence with the fiction that police officers and other law enforcement are intentionally and systematically targeting and hunting blacks and other minorities to kill them for no reason other than racism or sport,” the complaint said.”

You just cant imagine how fantastic this makes me feel and should make you also. Millions of us bloggers throughout the United States have repeatedly been writing about this and now there is actually a federal class action lawsuit against this disgustingsales, and creating relationships with customers.

This helps create a focus for the brand and sets a clear path to follow.

Three: You fight back against your competition

If you don’t have a digital strategy, over time your competitors will take over your online target audience with the help of their digital strategy and having a more stronger online presence than yours.

Digital marketing is one sure fire way of attracting prospective new customers who are just browsing the World Wide Web.

This is how many new start-up brands have created a direct competition with famous, old brands: they used the online platform to attract and take away the customers of existing companies.

Four: You show your UVP to the world

With digital marketing, you show the world, your competitors and all your stakeholders included,


what your niche is. Unique Value Proposition (or UVP) helps in differentiating you from others.

Not just this, with the utilization of UVP, you can find out what your customers like, and what they dislike. For example, if there is some niche of yours which attracts customers, you can further work on it, and use it as an edge against your competitors.

Getting a customer is easy, but keeping them is difficult. Having a strategy which clearly sets you apart from other helps to keep you in their mind the next time they want to make a purchase.

Five: You get to know your customers

Online medium is an amazing way to interact with your customers. With the advancement of social media, brands can get direct, unbiased feedback from the customers themselves,need them in one case, you can generate them like so:
rails g controller foo --helper --assets --skip

where --skip skips generating files that already exist.

A:

Just thought I'd try underscoring the --skip-template-engine flag to see if it worked in a generator and it worked a charm! No view templates generated from a bin/rails g controller command in a Rails 4.2 application.
Try:
config.generators do |g|
  g.template_engine false
end

A little late I know but these things stick around in Google! ;)


if a court found otherwise? I also believe in the rule of law and so differ to it without sinister belief. Radicalism is a two way street and Christians so offended that they become radicalized are no different than the anti-theist of your definition...

No. I personally don't care who puts what up. Constitutionally I do care who puts what up. Anti-theists tend to be more outspoken in regards to these situtations. That was the point I was trying to make.

“A creative man is motivated by the desire to achieve, not by the desire to beat others.” – Ayn Rand

No. I personally don't care who puts what up. Constitutionally I do care who puts what up. Anti-theists tend to be more outspoken in regards to these situtations. That wasmedications.

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Jones’s blind spot; Lee Ballinger on musicians and the State Department; and Kim Nicolini on the films of JC Chandor.

Capitalists Say the Darndest Things

by PETE DOLACK

Profits must be the only true human right if as basic a necessity as water is not. But although the modern public-relations industry has succeeded in rebranding robber barons as “captains of industry,” not even the most able army of flacks can always stop corporate executives from accidentally telling the world what they really think.

It’s no secret that some of the world’s biggest corporations are draining aquifers and reselling tap water at enormous profit. But they want to go further and make paying for water mandatory. Water is simply another “market commodity” in this view — most notoriously propagated by Nestlé S.A. Chairmansignaling unmistakable contempt for what immediately follows:

“That means that as a human being you should have a right to water. That’s an extreme solution. And the other view says that water is a foodstuff like any other and like any other foodstuff it should have a market value. Personally I believe it’s better to give foodstuff a value so that we’re all aware that is has a price and that one should take specific measures for the part of the population that has no access to this water and there are many different possibilities there.”

A right to water is “extreme”! Such an opinion may well be considered “extreme” in many corporate boardrooms, but such opinions are not free of corporate interests. If the route to increasing profits is


The subject invention relates to 2aryl-6-trifluoromethyl-4-pyridinecarbinolamines having enhanced antimalarial activity, and to means for achieving the synthesis of such compounds. Specifically, the new products are 6-trifluoromethyl-pyridine-4-carbinols bearing a basic function in the alpha-position, and having a substituted-phenyl grouping at position 2-on the pyridine moiety. For convenience in administration as well as stability under storage, it is preferred that subject bases be transformed into acid-addition salts with pharmaceutically acceptable inorganic or organic acids.
Prior investigations have demonstrated that certain substituted aminomethyl-2,6-substituted phenyl 4-pyridine carbinols have antimalarial activity. The present invention reltes to representatives which differ structurally from those known hitherto particularly because they have a trifluoromethyl group in the 6-position, and provide advantages in chemotherapeutic index and also in potential for avoiding unwanted side effects such as photoxicity.than duration: mild intermittent rhinitis (3.5, 2.4-5.0 cm), mild persistent rhinitis (4.5, 3.2-5.6 cm), moderate/severe intermittent rhinitis (6.7, 5.3-7.7 cm) and moderate/severe persistent rhinitis (7.2, 6.1-8.2 cm). The receiver operating characteristic curve results showed that patients with a VAS of under 5 cm could be classified as 'mild' rhinitis (negative predictive value: 93.5%) and those with a VAS of over 6 cm as 'moderate/severe' rhinitis (positive predictive value: 73.6%). Receiver operating characteristic curves and a logistic regression showed that current treatment and allergy diagnosis have no effect on the assessment of rhinitis severity using VAS. Visual analog scale and the RQLQ global score were significantly correlated (rho = 0.46; P < 0.0001). A simple and quantitative method (VAS) can be used for the quantitative evaluation of severity of


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Finally, our findings make a contribution to the conceptual level of creativity research; we investigated the options' creativity when creativity is defined as the *combination* of novelty and usefulness as proposed by [@B51]. The dimensions of divergence and originality represent novelty, while usefulness is represented by feasibility. Our analysis revealed that the definition of [@B51] remains problematic: Options high in divergence and options high in originality turned out


detail with the ones in simplistic situations.

Furthermore, in the series of studies of which the present study forms a part, we had decided to choose a rather short generation time for each scenario (8 s) in order to follow the experimental paradigm of the fMRI study that was also part of this series ([@B24], Study 2). This also meant that we were constrained to applying a research design including a mute generation phase followed by a verbalization phase in order to control for movement artifacts in the fMRI scanner for the related study. This time-restricted procedure may have limited the possibility of verbalizing all options previously generated in the mute generation phase as well as the generation of more creative options. This, in turn, may have benefitted memoryaffective and endocrinological aspects of creative option generation presented in the research agenda below.

Conclusion and Research Agenda
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Previous studies on decision-making have typically investigated how people choose from an externally provided clear set of options (i.e., multiple choice options). However, our complex world is filled with under-constrained decision-making situations that are unlikely to specify a finite and well-known set of options, instead allowing endless possible ways to react. Consequently, before being able to choose an option, we ourselves have to generate the set of options to choose from. The present study provides further insight into option generation processes in everyday life situations. Analyses revealed that generating more options does improve the quality of the best option in terms of its creativity and also that creativity changes as a function


of situational features. These findings indicate that decision-making processes can be affected by situational influences in their initial option generation phase and that we may make more creative decisions if we make the effort to generate more options. Future studies should examine additional qualities of generated options, include additional situational features taking their affect-inducing qualities into account, and modify features of the option generation task in order to further approach the question of how options are generated. Furthermore, when it comes to the definition of creativity, the aspect of usefulness needs to be revisited.

In our follow-up studies to the work at hand we seek to deepen our insights into how situational influences affect the creative option generation process, particularly social affiliative aspects of the situation and the positive510 U.S. 838
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even regard anti-Semitic practices as a mistake that would cause considerable trouble. Hostility toward Jews did not automatically mean that people wanted to be excluded from the circle of nations that would shape the world of the future. Rothkirch's belief that anti-Jewish policies were implemented in the wrong way does not call into question the racist worldview that formed his frame of reference. Nor did it shake his faith that Germans should be full-fledged members, worthy of trust and equal in status to others, in world politics. Rothkirch's views may appear, ex post facto, to be the products of hubris, naïveté, or sheer stupidity. But they reveal the contours of the frame of reference within which he acted at the time.

The dilemma is the same one that lefthit them over the head or on the back. They collapsed.

KRUSE: Dry up, old man!

TAUMBERGER: Don't you believe me? I can give you my word of honour that I saw it myself—they were... prisoners who beat each other up in that way. The supervisors with black caps got cigarettes. They also received full rations and money, paper money. They never got silver money. They were able to buy some extras with that. In this way they were kept up to the mark; they received bonuses. Each foreman was in charge of about forty or fifty prisoners. They were employed by firms; that's to say they were working for certain firms. The more work that was done, the more piece-work, the more bonuses those Judases got. They therefore beat


Yet although he characterized the attack on Fürden as "insanity," Frank followed orders and carried it out. The alternative was simply unthinkable. And he described taking the village, "without any support," and capturing 181 POWs as a personal triumph. He had successfully carried out his mission, even if the Ardennes Offensive as a whole failed, with German forces suffering heavy casualties. The fault, however, wasn't Frank's, but rather that of the "mid-level leadership." If Frank had been allowed to do things his way, everything would have been "wonderful."

There are countless tales in the surveillance protocols in which speakers emphasized their own achievements within the overall context of a catastrophic defeat. They occur with roughly the same frequency with which stories about the company or the boss crop upcases, which of course he didn't mention here. I was told here that the SS shut French women and children up in a church and then set the church on fire. I thought that was just propaganda but Major BECK told me: "No, it's true. I know they did it."

Viebig's narrative refers to the massacre of Oradour, in which a company from the division "The Reich" murdered 642 men, women, and children.

Few Wehrmacht POWs tried to maintain differentiated views when it came to war crimes. In April 1945, Franz Breitlich was conversing with his bunkmate Helmut Hanelt in the American POW camp Fort Hunt. Breitlich tells of how Russian civilians had been mowed down by tanks and machine gun fire. "Our troops really carried out some business," Breitlich


Verlag, 2007), pp. 339–50.

100. SRA 1473, 1 April 1941, TNA, WO 208/4123.

101. SRA 180, 18 July 1940, TNA, WO 208/4118. This story refers to a false report made by a Stuka pilot, who claimed to have sunk a British battleship with a 250-kilogram bomb. It was common for soldiers to exaggerate their own successes. See Sönke Neitzel, _Der Einsatz der deutschen Luftwaffe über dem Atlantik und der Nordsee, 1939–1945_ (Bonn: Bernard & Graefe, 1995), p. 40.

102. SRA 620, 26 September 1940, TNA, WO 208/4119.

103. SRA 3849, 18 March 1943, TNA, WO 208/4129.

104. SRA 623, 26 September 1940, TNA, WO 208/4119.

105. SRA 2600, 8 June 1942, TNA, WO 208/4126.

106. Klaus A. Maier et al., _Das Deutsche Reich und der Zweite Weltkrieg,_ Vol. 2 (Stuttgart: Deutsche Verlag, 1979), p. 408.

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The same month, they were named Top Emerging Artist at Wisconsin Summerfest. Their song "Into the White" was one of Daytrotter's Best Songs of 2016.

Seasaw has performed with artists including Lucius, Thao and the Get Down Stay Down, SOAK, Lissie, Mason Jennings, Har Mar Superstar and Shakey Graves.

The video for their 2016 single "Waiting Song" was shot entirely using the Snapchat app. Seasaw's artistic, unique, innovative and avant garde videos have gained them praise from multiple indie music writers. Their 2017 video for "Light" was created in collaboration with local Madison artist Chad Smith and is fully compatible with VR. The debut single from their new album recently premiered on The Grey Estates and turns the tables on the misogyny the band has encountered while playing as aa different place than during his first two seasons with the Heat. He is in a place where he was the Chosen One ahead of Dwyane Wade in last summer's free agency. And that means being an every-night contributor, even when it is difficult. When the going got tough Saturday night, the Heat needed Whiteside to get going. He didn't. So he was summoned to the bench, as it only got worse.


the dust floating in air is collected by a filter paper in the dust collection part. Then, the radioactive material concentration of the collected dust is measured using the radiation detection part incorporated in the monitor.
However, in such a conventional radioactive dust monitor which employs the suction pump, there has been a drawback that the suction pump is heavy and large-sized and hence, the monitor lacks in portability. Further, since the conventional monitor has a movable portion, it has a structural problem in terms of the continuous running ability, noise and the like. Still further, it is difficult to avoid the discharge of sampled air. Due to these reasons, an area in which the conventional monitor can be installed is limited and, particularly, it is not suitable foris also cost effective since less product is needed for snail and slug control than with iron phosphate-based baits.

When slugs and snails ingest this sodium ferric bait, it interferes with their digestive process and makes them stop eating immediately. After retreating to a hiding place, this bait kills slugs and snails within 3-6 days, making this both a powerful and easy-to-use slug and snail garden pest control product.

Unlike the synthetic product metaldehyde, Dr. T’s Nature Products® Slug & Snail Killer can be used around pets and wildlife. In addition, it will not harm beneficial insects, making this the best slug and snail control product for gardens. Since iron is naturally found in soil, this snail and slug bait will not persist in the environment like a synthetic formula.

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pointed straight up. Next, take a deep breath, and on the exhale, slowly fold your upper body forward. Rest your hands on your feet, legs, or the floor in front of you and hold this stretch for five deep breaths.

Stack the right leg on top of the left, lining up the right ankle to the left knee and the right knee to the left ankle. If you find this position too difficult, you can use blocks as support to lighten the pose. The Fire Log Pose is a deep hip stretch and good stretch for the glutes as well. It’s a pose that also stretches and strengthens the groin, calves, thighs, and abdominal muscles.
Some of these red flags are much less red than others, especially depending on thePOC and laboratory test are also discussed. Expert commentary: The POC test has been validated through a case : control clinical study and a prospective European trial, using version 1.0 (v1.0), which have demonstrated consistent performance including a > 90% negative predictive value, with a sensitivity of 80%. The assay was designed to identify malignant lesions in the oral cavity and oropharynx by improving upon standard clinical assessment.


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Scripting Issue - Unity5 C#

Code:
if (direction.magnitude > 5f) {
    this.transform.Translate (0, 0, 0.001f);
    anim.SetBool ("isWalking", true);
}// if

else
    print ("MAGNITUDE: " + direction.magnitude + " IS GREATER THAN 5");

Result:
MAGNITUDE: 0.786 IS GREATER THAN 5

How did 0.786 became greater than 5?
The direction variable is a Vector3 and Vector3.magnitude returns float I don't really know what's happening.
Thanks.

A:

I think, the print message should be inside the if block
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        this.transform.Translate (0, 0, 0.001f);
        anim.SetBool ("isWalking", true);
        print ("MAGNITUDE: " + direction.magnitude + " IS GREATER THAN 5");
    }

Another possibility(i.e. we could design the relational DB having in mind the stated constraint)
Do you think that this problem should be treated using a specific paradigm?

A:

I might suggest an alternate route: use a indexing/search library like Lucene or Lucene.net.  They've already implemented a lot of the intricacies of indexing, search syntax, and optimization.
(Not sure if those are appropriate, you didn't mention a specific environment or language)
If you're set on implementing your own database, there's going to be design considerations that you haven't mentioned to take into account.  For example, can users search just by words and phrases that would map to a SQL partial text query (select * from documents where content like '%keyword%') or would you want to be able to specify keywords, search by field,


Jones. Many of these representations are constructed from planar algebras [@jo2] and are related to link and graph invariants [@Jo16; @ACJ; @ABC; @AJ; @Jo19] (see also [@AiCo1; @AiCo2] for an elementary, but less powerful approach). More recently, other representations were introduced in [@BJ], which are related to Cuntz algebras [@Cuntz].

This connection between the Thompson groups and knots opened up the possibility of a full reboot of the theory of braids and links in the context of Thompson groups. In the framework of braid groups, it is well known that every link can be obtained as the closure of a braid. This striking result was proved by Alexander in 1923 [@Alex]. In the new context of Thompson groups, results analogous to the Alexander theorem hold [@Jo14; @A]. In particular,all unoriented knots/links arise from elements of $F_3$, while for oriented knots/links the oriented subgroup $\vec{F}_3$ is needed (actually the binary oriented subgroup $\vec{F}_2$ is enough). We mention that the oriented subgroups were introduced by Jones in [@Jo14; @Jo18] and studied in [@Golan; @GS2; @Ren] (see also [@NR] for a study of the oriented subgroup $\vec{T}\leq T$). In the classical theory, the number of components of a link obtained as the closure of a braid is given by the number of orbits of the corresponding permutation. The aim of this paper is to give a similar group theoretical interpretation for the Thompson group $F_3$ and, thus, providing an answer to Jones’s question [@Jo18 Question (4)]. Given an element $(T_+,T_-)$ of $F_3$, we introduce its Thompson permutation ${\mathcal{P}}(T_+,T_-)$, which


$p: \{0, \ldots , n\}\to \{0, \ldots , n\}$, where $p(i_j)=i_{j+1}$ for $j<k$, $p(i_k)=i_1$, and $p(s)=s$ for all $s\in \{0, \ldots , n\}\setminus \{i_1, \ldots , i_k\}$. When $k=2$, the permutation is called a transposition. A permutation of the form $(i_1, \ldots , i_k)$ is called a $k$-cycle. Two cycles are said to be disjoint if they have no integers in common. Every permutation is the product of disjoint cycles.

Given a rooted ternary tree, say with $2n+1$ leaves, we show how to construct a permutation on the set $\{0, \ldots , 2n+1\}$ associated with the tree. We illustrate it with a couple of examples. Consider the pair of trees $$\begin{tikzpicture}[x=.75cm, y=.75cm,
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Emergency in the clinic: a simulation curriculum to improve outpatient safety.
Emergency response skills are essential when events such as seizure, anaphylaxis, or hemorrhage occur in the outpatient setting. As services and procedures increasingly move outside the hospital, training to manage complications may improve outcomes. The objective of this study was to evaluate a simulation-based curriculum in outpatient emergency management skills with the outcome measures of graded objective performance and learner self-efficacy. This pre- and postcurriculum study enrolled residents and fellows in Obstetrics and Gynecology and Family Medicine in a simulation-based, outpatient emergency management curriculum. Learners completed self-efficacy questionnaires and were videotaped managing 3 medical emergency scenarios (seizure, over-sedation/cardiopulmonary arrest, and hemorrhage) in the simulation laboratory both before and after completion of the curriculum. Evaluators who were blinded totraining level scored the simulation performance videotapes using a graded rubric with critical action checklists. Scenario scores were assigned in 5 domains and globally. Paired t-tests were used to determine differences pre- and postcurriculum. Thirty residents completed the curriculum and pre- and postcurriculum testing. Subjects' objective performance scores improved in all 5 domains (P<.05) in all scenarios. When scores were stratified by level of training, all participants demonstrated global improvement. When scores were stratified by previous outpatient simulation experience, subjects with previous experience improved in all but management of excess sedation. Pre- and postcurriculum self-efficacy evaluations demonstrated improvement in all 7 measured areas: confidence, use of appropriate resources, communication skills, complex airway management, bag mask ventilation, resuscitation, and hemorrhage management. Self-efficacy assessment showed improvement in confidence managing outpatient


the Opéra, and Roma, in Monte Carlo. He also took part in the creation of La Catalane by Le Borne, Monna Vanna by Henry Février, Déjanire by Camille Saint-Saëns, and Pénélope by Gabriel Fauré.

He became principal French tenor with the Boston Opera Company, the Chicago Grand Opera Company (1913–1914), the Chicago Opera Association (1915–1921), and the Chicago Civic Opera (1922). He also appeared at the Teatro Colón in Buenos Aires.

Muratore retired from the stage in 1931. He was married first to soprano Marguerite Bériza, and later to soprano Lina Cavalieri, with whom he appeared in a silent movie, Manon Lescaut, in 1914.

In 1944 Muratore was for a few weeks Director of the Opéra-Comique but was removed on the Liberation of Paris.

His art of singing was at timesspot. It’s a bit better, but it’s still a steep climb.

ARE THEY DOOMED?

To be honest? Probably, yeah.

But again, this team was supposed to be god-awful and painful to watch in 2013-14 and ended up being a fun team to cover on a regular basis because whether they won or lost, they did it in entertaining ways. And last season’s team wasn’t supposed to be any damn good either, and they ended up percentaging their way into the post-season and beating Vancouver – something folks around here always seem to enjoy.

So while it’s statistically unlikely that they’ll have a shot at the post-season – and you know how much we love statistics around here – I’m not ready to start digging their drive and writing their epitaph just yet.

But


An OHLAll-Star andthe captain of Team OHL in the RE/MAX Challenge, he has the potentialto bea second liner in the NHL. Although he is only average in size, Brentplaysa strong two-way game and is team captain material.Prediction: Anaheim would be foolish not to do whatever it takestosign him.

Brian Lee, 71st Overall (3rd round) in 2002Lee is still just 19, turning 20 in June. He found anoffensiveside to his game this year. With 40 points, he completely demolishedhisprevious career high of 19. Mainly a defensive defenseman, Lee playsthebody often and skates well. He has good size and was an alternatecaptainfor the Erie Otters.Prediction: For a team lacking in NHL quality bluelinerprospects,Lee is a player who could make the grade and play in Anaheim sometimedownthe road.

Luke Fritshaw, 173rd Overall (6thto be a late round gem,after astrong rookie season in the AHL. Caron is a puck-moving defenseman whoskates extremely well and is great handling the puck.Prediction: Anaheim lacks blueliners who can move the puck.Caroncould be signed and developed slowly.

Chris Petrow, 267th overall (9th round) in 2002As has been mentioned before, Petrow’s rights aren’t even confirmed tobelong to Anaheim, right now. Oshawa news has reported that he is anunrestricted free agent, but according to most major media outlets, hisrights are still in Anaheim’s possession. Petrow has had significanttroublewith injuries that have limited his ability to play. When he ishealthy, heplays a tough, two-way game.Prediction: Doubtful he will be signed; his injuries preventedhimfrom making much of an impression.

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Center Tony Martensson has signed a two-year deal with Linkopingofthe Swedish Elite


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In 2015 and 2016, the market as a whole here in Singapore got hit with a lot of claims out of India and China. The traditional model was very focused upon single risk. That is what the banks brought to us: single risk, deal by deal, in the commodity space. Post 2016, that has changed.

The biggest challenge is the need to talk about the open account space, and we are slightly different to a lot of the market in that we have a large corporate open account book as well as our financial institution credit risk. The problem we have had on the banks’ open account piece is the pricing.

Whenever you get receivables and payables programmes coming into the market which look nice, the pricing is just so


to Asean, South Asia, and even to places like Ethiopia for ready-made garments. What is interesting is the longer-term macro trend that comes out of some of the short-term currency and capital constraints that the country is facing.

GTR: Are you seeing new sorts of deals and new sorts of routes?

Siddiqi: Take ready-made garments or toys. It is the move from China to Cambodia and Vietnam, and to Bangladesh. There we are seeing how the supply chain is starting to shift. Some of is it sectoral. The change in the business model is probably a longer-term trend.

Walli: The restrictions coming out of China, when you look at the production overcapacity, actually create opportunities for other countries in the region. In some cases, you have seen companies in Vietnam, Indonesia,are going to continue to see that muted growth, mostly because of the uncertainty around regulatory issues or what is happening with global trade agreements. From a customer perspective, the key mark will be how they start looking at the supply chain.

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Capon: It is still going to be pretty challenging working with the banks, given that nothing is going to change beyond the liquidity front. It comes back to


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Keith does elect to receive disability in lieu of retirement in the future, he will indemnify K.C. for his unilateral reduction of the retirement asset, thereby insuring that K.C. will receive the benefit of the bargain she made at dissolution. (See, e.g., In re Marriage of Gaddis (1997) 191 Ariz. 467, 468, 957 P.2d 1010.)

B. The Survivor's Benefit Plan

1. Introduction

The trial court ordered Keith to participate in the SBP and to name K.C. as the beneficiary. The order also requires Keith to pay part of the premium. Keith argues that the judgment did not contemplate division of the SBP so that it should not be part of the postjudgment order at all. In the alternative, Keith contends that he should not be required to pay any part ofreceive her share of the marital property for her lifetime. (Id. at p. 889.)
The judgment in this case provided that the "U.S. Army retirement shall be divided." The court divided the retirement and then insured that K.C. would receive her share of that asset after Keith's death by requiring Keith to name her as the SBP beneficiary. The trial court's order also acknowledges that if K.C. remarries before the age of 55 she will lose her entitlement to SBP coverage. (10 U.S.C. § 1450(b)(2).) The trial court provided for that contingency by allowing K.C. to protect her interest with life insurance. Thus, the SBP election was part of the trial court's overall effort to fairly divide the retirement benefit specified in the judgment. Under the circumstances, the order


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the disk activity by a procedure.
firstly, you can benchmark your current IO activity using the
set statistics IO on;

With that info at hand and getting the Execution Plan with SET SHOWPLAN_ALL or XML or you can make use of ssms to get the same ergonomically. You can make use of DTA for basic tuning.
Try executing the SP as a bunch of ad-hoc statements and see where the IO is heavy and concentrate on that segment. There are a lot of good practices which might suit your requirement.

// RUN: %target-sil-opt -enable-experimental-static-assert %s -dataflow-diagnostics -verify

sil_stage canonical

import Builtin
import Swift

// Static assertion that "1 + 1 == 2".
sil @test1 : $@convention(thin) () -> () {
bb0:
  %0 = integer_literal $Builtin.Int32, 1
  %1 = builtin "add_Int32"(%0 : $Builtin.Int32, %0 : $Builtin.Int32) : $(Builtin.Int32)
  %2 = integer_literal $Builtin.Int32, 2
  %3 = builtin "cmp_eq_Int32"(%1 : $Builtin.Int32, %2 : $Builtin.Int32) : $(Builtin.Int1)
  %4 = string_literal utf8 ""
  %5 = builtin "poundAssert"(%3 : $Builtin.Int1, %4 : $Builtin.RawPointer) : $()
  return undef : $()
}

// Static assertion that "2 + 2 == 5".
sil @test2 : $@convention(thin) () -> () {
bb0:
  %0 = integer_literal $Builtin.Int32, 2
  %1 = builtin "add_Int32"(%0 : $Builtin.Int32, %0 : $Builtin.Int32) : $(Builtin.Int32)
  %2 = integer_literal $Builtin.Int32, 5
  %3 = builtin "cmp_eq_Int32"(%1


struct $Int64 (%6 : $Builtin.Int64)
  store %7 to %2 : $*Int64

  // Read the first element from the tuple.
  %9 = begin_access [read] [static] %0 : $*(Int64, Int64)
  %10 = tuple_element_addr %9 : $*(Int64, Int64), 0
  %11 = load %10 : $*Int64
  end_access %9 : $*(Int64, Int64)

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  %13 = struct_extract %11 : $Int64, #Int64._value
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  %15 = struct $Bool (%14 : $Builtin.Int1)

  // Deallocate and return.
  dealloc_stack %0 : $*(Int64, Int64)
  return %15 : $Bool
}

sil @invokePiecewiseInitFlowSensitiveTest : $@convention(thin) () -> () {
  %0 = function_ref @piecewiseInitFlowSensitive : $@convention(thin) () -> Bool
  %1peak occurred normalized to the duration the trajectory.$$TVS = \frac{t_{v}}{T}$$

*TVS* ranges from 0 to 1. The more *TVS* value is close to 1, the more the velocity peak occurs close to the end of the trajectory. Thus, a *TVS* value close to 0.5 represents a perfect bell shaped trajectory that is characterized by a velocity profile with the peak close to the middle of the trajectory.

The stopping indices are *Delay* (*ΔT*) and *Dispersion* (*σ*~*trj*~). They evaluate the ability of the subject to stop the movement once the target is reached \[[@bib30]\]. *ΔT* represents the temporal delay, normalized with respect to *T*, between the time in which the subject hits the target and the end of the movement evaluated accordingly to the velocity threshold. *ΔT* value close to zero


indicates that the subject rapidly stops the ankle movement after hitting the target. *σ*~*trj*~ is defined as:$$\sigma_{trj} = std\left( \sqrt{{\left( d_{IE} - C_{IE} \right)^{2} + \left( d_{DP} - C_{DP} \right)}^{2}} \right)$$where *d*~*IE*~ and *d*~*DP*~ are the coordinates of trajectory performed after hitting the target, and *C*~*I**E*~ and *C*~*DP*~ are the coordinates of the target center position. Thus, *σ*~*trj*~ is a measure of the dispersion of the trajectory travelled after hitting the target. Low values of *σ*~*trj*~ imply a trajectory confined in a small area.

All the aforementioned indices were evaluated in both the familiarization and adaptation phases (excluding catch trials).

Finally, to evaluate motor adaptation to the force field, the *Learning Index* (*LI*) was calculated as follow:$$LI = \frac{\left| LD_{catch} \right|}{\left| LD_{catch} \right| + \left| LD_{fielded} \right|}$$where *LD*~*catch*~ was theand T1 vs T5 p \< 0.01, t = 3.76). LIs evaluated in inversion direction showed differences between T1 and T4 (p \< 0.01, t = 4.86) and T1 and T5 (p = 0.04, t = 3.24). No differences were found among target sets for the eversion direction.

4. Discussion {#sec4}
=============

In this study, a set of indices was used to assess ankle motor performance during rotations in the sagittal and frontal planes, under two different dynamic conditions due to an unperturbed and a perturbed environment by means of a curl viscous force field. Motor tasks performed within the unperturbed environment were analyzed in order to evaluate if the ankle motor performance is related to the movement direction. Successively, a comparison was made between the kinematic indices gathered during motor


around the secondary axis with the dominant limb. On the contrary, the same ability in balancing the contribution of the secondary rotation did not characterize the dorsiflexion movements of the non-dominant limb, for which *TPS* showed a higher contribution of eversion rotations. This finding could be ascribed to the built-in highest dexterity in the execution of movements with the dominant limb. As regards the coupling between the two DOFs in the frontal plane, it emerges that subjects were able to balance the secondary rotations only in eversion movements, whereas an unneglectable plantarflexion component was always present during inversion movements.

Focusing on the bell-shape profile of the velocity, it emerged that the peak occurred earlier in dorsiflexion movements than in plantarflexion for both limbs. These results could be explained consideringCytokinetic abscission: molecular mechanisms and temporal control.
Cytokinesis mediates the physical separation of dividing cells after chromosome segregation. In animal cell cytokinesis, a contractile ring, mainly composed of actin and myosin filaments, ingresses a cleavage furrow midway between the two spindle poles. A distinct machinery, involving the endosomal sorting complex required for transport III (ESCRT-III), subsequently splits the plasma membrane of nascent daughter cells in a process termed abscission. Here, we provide a brief overview of early cytokinesis events in animal cells and then cover in depth recently emerging models for the assembly and function of the abscission machinery and its temporal coordination with chromosome segregation.


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      applicable) will be resolved by arbitration conducted before the New
      York Stock Exchange, Inc., the National Association of Securities
      Dealers, Inc., the American Stock Exchange, Inc., or other
      self-regulatory organizations (SRO) subject to the jurisdiction of the
      Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) pursuant to the
      arbitration rules of the applicable SRO.
This clause applies to each of the accounts that the Baldwins opened with RJFS.
      Cavett and CTW continued to provide accounting services to the Baldwins
after they opened the RJFS accounts,


and the Baldwins signed additional

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                                  No. 11-41199

documents clarifying the accounting services that they were receiving.
Specifically, in November 2005, Scott Baldwin signed an “Outside Activity
Disclosure Letter” (the “Activity Letter”), which states: “I understand that the
below notedproduct/service is being offered to me by my CPA in his/her
individual capacity and not in the capacity as a registered representative of
[RJFS].” The “product/service” listed in the Activity Letter was “Cavett Turner
& Wyble (Certified Public Accountants).” Soon after Scott Baldwin signed the
Activity Letter, Cavett executed and delivered to him another letter (the
“Engagement Letter”), which was “to confirm [their] understanding of the terms
and objectives of [their] engagement and the nature and limitations of the
services [CTW] will provide.”       The Engagement Letter described three
accounting services: (1) compiling interim and annual statements of assets,
liabilities, and capital; (2) preparing quarterly and year-end payroll returns and
information reports; and (3) preparing federal income-tax returns.
      The Baldwins allege that by May 2006 they had moved


Baldwins complain. But for the
reasons we explained above, Cavett was not a party to the arbitration
agreement, and the district court did not clearly err in concluding that Cavett
was acting outside of his role as an RJFS agent when he provided the advice at
issue in this case. Therefore, CTW has not shown that the district court abused
its discretion by denying CTW’s motion to compel arbitration based on equitable
estoppel. See Weingarten, 661 F.3d at 912; Friends for Am. Free Enterp. Ass’n,
284 F.3d at 578.
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)

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	buildRootOnce.Do(buildRootHuffmanNode)
	return lazyRootHuffmanNode
}

func buildRootHuffmanNode() {
	if len(huffmanCodes) != 256 {
		panic("unexpected size")
	}
	lazyRootHuffmanNode = newInternalNode()
	for i, code := range huffmanCodes {
		addDecoderNode(byte(i), code, huffmanCodeLen[i])
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		if cur.children[i] == nil {
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		}
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	}
	shift := 8 - codeLen
	start, end := int(uint8(code<<shift)), int(1<<shift)
	for i := start; i < start+end; i++ {
		cur.children[i] = &node{sym: sym, codeLen: codeLen}
	}
}

// AppendHuffmanString appends s, as encoded in Huffman codes, to


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v. Parmelee, 850 S.W.2d 179, 181 (Tex. 1993)
(“[Where] the trial court heard no evidence but expressly based its decision on
the papers filed and the argument of counsel . . . there are no factual resolutions
to presume in the trial court’s favor.”). I would suggest a de novo standard of
review on appeal for rulings on the adequacy of expert reports under Chapter 74.
Cf. Provident Life & Accident Ins. Co. v. Knott, 128 S.W.3d 211, 215
(Tex. 2003) (reviewing a trial court’s grant of summary judgment de novo);
MCI Telecomms. Corp. v. Tex. Utils. Elec. Co., 995 S.W.2d 647, 650–51 (Tex.
1999) (reviewing a trial court’s legal conclusions on an unambiguous contract de
novo).

Justice Johnson argues
that the word “may” in section


Q:

creating and terminating a thread contained in a collection

I have a custom collection (a thread-safe ObservableQueue). I implemented the business logic inside the collection class (i.e. dequeue the items one by one and expose them to the outside). This is working fine. To prevent the collection from blocking the thread it is initialised in, the OnservableQueue implements a thread to perform that work. Now I am not perfectly sure of any pitfalls that could occur.
Is it a bad idea to initialise (not start! only initialise) the thread in the constructor? And what would be a good, if not best, practice of terminating the thread? Note, I dont need to know how to terminate a thread, that is working fine, I am rather interested in weather there is something  // start the dequeuing thread
    _dequeuingThread = new Thread(new ThreadStart(StartDequeuing));
    _dequeuingThread.Name = "DeQueueThread";
    _dequeuingThread.Start();
}

The if-statement does need an initialised thread. There are other possible ways of achieving this, but pre-initialising the thread seemed the least bothersome. You see that after checking weather the thread is alive, which it should not when being pre-initialised, it gets initialised again properly.

A:

I don't see anything wrong with initialising in the constructor, but obviously bare in mind they will be initialised in a different thread than your worker thread.
As for stopping, I generally have a volatile boolean flag that the worker checks to keep running. If your worker thread sleeps at all, then have it wait on an event rather than sleeping,


is read from all associated arrays and the fall retirement logic is invoked for each instruction. All this activity is aimed at producing a guarantee signal and performing retirement related operations including event calculation and prioritization.
However, in most cycles no events occur and therefore there is no need to calculate the events. As such, there is significant power consumption that is not needed for proper operation.form emitter metal 22 and base metals 24, respectively. Reentry features 20 create breaks in emitter metal 22 and base metals 24 so they are not electrically shorted.
One of the goals in designing an HBT is to minimize the base resistance, which is the resistance between emitter 16 and base metal 24 through base 14. One way to minimize the base resistance is to reduce a distance D between emitter 16 and base metal 24. Distance D can be reduced by controlling the shape of reentry features 20.
As described above, reentry features 20 can be formed by selectively wet etching emitter 16 underneath a photoresist. FIGS. 2A and 2B illustrate a wet etch of an InP (indium phosphide) emitter 16 underneath a photoresist 21 in a direction perpendicular


without precise alignment nor precise etch control.
In one embodiment of the invention, a method for forming a heterojunction bipolar transistor (HBT) includes forming an etch mask atop an emitter cap layer of the HBT to expose a portion of the emitter cap layer, and selectively etching the exposed portion of the emitter cap layer to (1) form a reentry feature and (2) to expose a portion of the emitter layer.
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approaches. The hoped-for learning behavior didn’t really materialize, and they underperformed other strategies for AI, like explicitly programming the AI with logical rules to follow. So by the 1990s, the field had moved on.

Hinton, LeCun, and Bengio, though, never really gave up on the idea. They kept tinkering with neural nets. They made substantial improvements on the original concept, including adding “layers” — a structure for organizing the “neurons” in a neural net that significantly improves performance. And eventually, it turned out that neural nets were as powerful a tool as we could have hoped for; they just need powerful supercomputers, and tons of data, to be useful.

We didn’t have computers powerful enough to take advantage of neural nets until early this decade. When we developed those computers,the neural net AI breakthroughs started. Suddenly, AI and neural nets could be used for image recognition. For translation. For voice recognition. For game-playing. For biology research. For generating text that reads almost as if it were written by a human.

We began to invent different ways of configuring neural nets so that we could get better results from them. For example, to make photorealistic pictures of humans that never existed, you actually train two neural nets: One learns to draw pictures, and the other learns to judge between machine-drawn pictures and real-life ones.

The paradigm LeCun, Hinton, and Bengio had stubbornly kept working on became the biggest game in town. Today, LeCun is vice president and chief AI scientist at Facebook. Hinton works for Google Brain and the University


and disease. Finally, we use our GWAS results to implicate specific genes, biological pathways, and cell types, and use our findings to create and test whole-genome polygenic scores for survival.

Results {#s2}
=======

Genome-wide association analysis {#s2-1}
--------------------------------

We carried out GWAS of survival in a sample of 1,012,240 parents (60% deceased) of European ancestry from UK Biobank and a previously published meta-analysis of 26 additional population cohorts (LifeGen \[[@bib28]\]; [Table 1---source data 1](#table1sdata1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). We performed a sex-stratified analysis and then combined the allelic effects in fathers and mothers into a single parental survival association in two ways. First, we assumed genetic variants with common effect sizes (CES) for both parents, maximising power if the effect is indeed the same. Second, we allowed for sex-specific effect sizes (SSE), maximising power to detect sexuallyof interest. We find loci show strong clustering in either blood lipids or CVD, show moderate clustering of metabolic and neurological traits, and show weak but highly pleiotropic clustering amongst most of the remaining traits (see [Figure 3---figure supplement 1](#fig3s1){ref-type="fig"} for clustering of genome-wide significant SNPs).

In order to study the relative contribution of diseases to lifespan, we approached the question from the other end and looked up known associations for disease categories (CVD, type 2 diabetes, neurological disease, smoking-related traits, and cancers) in large numbers (\>20 associations in each category) from the GWAS catalog ([@bib41]) and used our GWAS to see if the disease loci associate with lifespan. Our measure was lifespan variance explained (LVE, years^2^ \[[@bib37]\]) by the locus, which balances effect size against frequency, and is proportional


the lead SNPs. The Y axis has been capped to aid legibility of SNPs with smaller LVE: SNPs near APOE pass this cap and are represented by triangles. See [Figure 7---source data 1](#fig7sdata1){ref-type="supplementary-material"} for the full list of disease SNP associations.\
10.7554/eLife.39856.023Figure 7---source data 1.List of genome-wide significant disease variants, their association with disease in UK Biobank and their lifespan variance explained.Genome-wide significant disease SNPs from the GWAS catalog are listed with the amount of lifespan variance explained (LVE), with disease-protective alleles signed positively when increasing lifespan and signed negatively when decreasing lifespan. SNPs with limited evidence of an effect on lifespan are greyed out: an FDR cut-off of 1.55% is applied simultaneously across all diseases, allowing for one false positive among all significant SNPs. Secondary pleiotropic SNPs (i.e. those associating stronglycategories: two histone and two chromatin marks linked to male and female foetal brain cells, and one histone mark linked to the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (DLPC) of the brain. Despite testing other cell types, such as heart, liver, and immune cells, no other categories are statistically significant after multiple testing correction ([Supplementary file 4](#supp4){ref-type="supplementary-material"}).

We also determined which biological pathways could explain the associations between our genetic variants and lifespan using three different methods, VEGAS, PASCAL, and DEPICT. VEGAS highlights 33 gene sets at an FDR \< 5%, but neither PASCAL nor DEPICT (with SNP thresholds at p \< 5 × 10^--8^ and p \< 1 × 10^--5^) identify any gene sets passing multiple testing correction. The 33 gene sets highlighted by VEGAS are principally for blood lipid metabolism (21), with


mean a larger absolute protection.

![Sex and age specific effects of polygenic survival score (PRS) on parental lifespan in UK Biobank.\
The effect of out-of-sample PRS on parental lifespan stratified by sex and age was estimated for Scottish and English/Welsh subsamples individually (see [Figure 9---figure supplement 1](#fig9s1){ref-type="fig"}) and subsequently meta-analysed. The estimate for the PRS on father lifespan in the highest age range has very wide confidence intervals (CI) due to the limited number of fathers surviving past 90 years of age. The beta 95% CI for this estimate is --0.15 to 0.57. Beta -- log~e~(protection ratio) for one standard deviation of PRS for increased lifespan in self in the age band (i.e. 2 x observed due to 50% kinship), bounds shown are 95% CI; Age range -- the range of agesover which beta was estimated; sex p -- P value for association of effect size with sex; age p -- P value for association of effect size with age.\
10.7554/eLife.39856.029Figure 9---source data 1.Sex and age-stratified association of polygenic score on lifespan.A polygenic risk score was made for each subject using GWAS results that did not include the subject sets under consideration. Parent survival information (age and alive/dead status) was stratified by sex and age. Sample -- Out-of-sample subsets of UK Biobank individuals used for PGRS association (E and W: English and Welsh). N -- Number of parental lifespans reported by sample individuals and used for the analysis (e.g. a parent aged 55 contributed to analysis of 40--50 and 50--60, but not 60--70). Deaths -- Number of parental deaths within the age range


from disease). SE -- Standard Error. P -- Two-sided P value. Q -- Benjamin-Hochberg adjusted P value.](elife-39856-fig10){#fig10}

Discussion {#s3}
==========

Applying the kin-cohort method in a GWAS and mortality risk factor iGWAS across UK Biobank and the LifeGen meta-analysis, we identified 11 novel genome-wide significant associations with lifespan and replicated six previously discovered loci. We also replicated long-standing longevity SNPs near *APOE*, *FOXO3*, and 5q33.3/*EBF1* -- albeit with smaller effect sizes in the latter two cases -- but found evidence of no association (at effect sizes originally published) with lifespan for more recently published longevity SNPs near *IL6*, *ANKRD20A9P*, *USP42*, and *TMTC2*. Conversely, all individual variants identified in our analyses showed directionally consistent effects in a meta-analysis of two European-ancestry studies of extreme longevity, and a test of association of athe highest SNP heritability. Lifespan summary statistics from UK Biobank genomically British individuals were then analysed using the procedure described in [@bib18], and P values were adjusted for multiple testing using the Benjamin-Hochberg procedure.

### Pathway enrichment {#s4-1-10}

VEGAS2 v2.01.17 ([@bib49]) was used to calculate gene scores using SNPs genotyped in UK Biobank, based on summary statistics from the full CES cohort and the default software settings. VEGAS2Pathway was then used to check for pathway enrichment using those gene scores and the default list of gene sets ([@bib50]).

DEPICT ([@bib54]) was also used to map genes to lifespan loci and check for pathway enrichment in the combined cohort CES GWAS. Default analysis was run for regions with genome-wide significant (p \< 5e-8) variants in the first analysis, and genome-wide suggestive (p \< 1e-5) variants in


and 70 year olds were obtained from the sharing pensions website <http://www.sharingpensions.com/annuity_rates.htm> (accessed 22 January 2018) and were £4158, £4680, £5476, £6075, £7105 respectively per year for a £100,000 purchase price. The arithmetic average increase from one quinquennial age to the next is 14 percent.

Data availability {#s4-2}
-----------------

Individual phenotypic and genetic data is available from UK Biobank upon application: <https://www.ukbiobank.ac.uk/register-apply/>. Phenotypes used in this work include subject age, sex, ethnicity, relatedness, genotyping batch, array, and principal components, as well as parental age and alive/dead status. Also included are self-reported diseases of subjects and their families. A full description of our application can be found at <https://www.ukbiobank.ac.uk/2015/02/dr-james-wilson-university-of-edinburgh-centre-for-population-sciences/>. The results that support our findings, in particular, the GWAS summary statistics we generated for \>1 million parental lifespans in this study are available at <http://dx.doi.org/10.7488/ds/2463>. Gene expression data usedthe age of 40 and which were therefore more likely due to accident or injury (N = 4,472). We further excluded one of each pair from related individuals (third degree or closer; N = 88,354) from every relative pair reported by UK Biobank, leaving 443,610 individuals for the final analysis. Although exclusion of relatives reduces sample size, we were concerned that linear mixed modelling to account for relatedness might not be fully appropriate under the kin-cohort model. Consider the parental phenotypic correlation for two full sibling subjects (r^2^ = 1) or the maternal genetic covariance amongst two subjects who are the offspring of two brothers (r^2^ = 0): the heritability/GRM implied covariance is incorrect for both cases (although in the sibling case, it may be correct on average). Individuals passing QC reported a total of 339,732


paternal and 351,889 maternal lifespans, ranging from 40 to 107 years of life, that is 691,621 lives in total ([Table 1---source data 1](#table1sdata1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}).

Our second dataset was the publicly available summary statistics from LifeGen, a consortium of 26 population cohorts investigating genomic effects on parental lifespans ([@bib28]). LifeGen had included results from UK Biobank, but the UK Biobank GWAS data were removed here, giving GWAS summary statistics for 160,461 father and 160,158 mother lifespans in the form of log hazard ratios. Combined, our datasets had 1,012,240 lives.

### UK Biobank Genome-Wide association study {#s4-3-2}

In each separate UK Biobank ethnicity, we carried out association analysis between genotype (MAF \> 0.005; HRC imputed SNPs only; \~9 million markers) and parent age and alive/dead status, effectively analysing the effect of genotype in offspring on parent survival, givenwas the same for both sexes, that is a common effect size across sexes (CES). If there were no correlation amongst parents' traits, this could have been done by straightforward inverse variance meta-analysis of the single parent results. However, to account for the covariance amongst father and mother lifespans, we calculated a total parent residual, the sum of individual parent residuals, for each subject (i.e. offspring). Under the common effect assumption, the combined trait's effect size is twice that in the single parent, and the variance of the combined trait, automatically and appropriately reflects the parents' covariance, amongst the two parents, giving a residual trait suitable for GWAS, with an effect size equal to that in a carrier of the variant, and correct standard error. Secondly, we assumed that,


causal effect estimates). Next, assuming that a SNP affects lifespan through its effects on the 16 risk factors, prior effects estimates were estimated as the sum of the products of the causal effect estimates of the 16 significant risk factors on lifespan and the effect of the SNP on each risk factor. We added one to the prior effect variance formula described in [@bib45] to account for the fact that prior effects are estimated using observed Z-scores, and not true Z-scores, with $Z_{obs} \sim \text{~}\mathcal{N}\left( {Z_{true},\ 1} \right)$.

We computed Bayes factors by combining the prior effects and the observed association Z statistics. The significance of the Bayes factors was assessed using a permutation approach to calculate P values, by comparing observed Bayes factors to 7.2 billion null Bayes factors.seems to be a simple validation of a PRS in another population. Some discussion on why the difference between top and bottom deciles in the Estonian population is smaller would be informative.

Discussion: I would be interested in a greater discussion as to why findings from extreme longevity studies are not (all) replicated in the lifespan studies and vice versa. \[No need to speculate on the statistics power, as this can be calculated.\] In additional, more insight into why genetic variants do not seems to affect lifespan would be of interest too. The author may consider working with PRS and also estimate genetic correlations.

*Reviewer \#2:*

The manuscript by Timmers et al. describes a multi-study GWAS for parental age at death, a trait which has been show to efficiently identify loci


reporting the most significant variant within a locus, it would be more appropriate to report the most-likely causal variant as well as independent genetic variants within each locus. This is common practice in GWAS.

2\) The authors performed a meta-analysis on three published longevity GWAS to use for replication of their findings (subsection "Mortality risk factor-informed GWAS (iGWAS)"). They thereby assumed that these three studies looked at the same phenotype, which is actually not the case (one looked at mortality and the other two at longevity (with one using death controls only and the other one dead + alive controls). In addition, the cohorts used in these three GWAS are partly overlapping, so they cannot be analyzed together. Instead the authors should look at the replication separately in eachdesign may need some explanation as well. Heritability estimates are only reported as explained variance from GWAs studies, but what about heritability estimated using family and twin designs.

Accepted. We revised much of the Introduction, extending discussion of heritability estimates, lifespan vs. longevity, and the kin-cohort method, while reducing overall wordiness and improving clarity.

> Results: As mentioned before, it is hard to keep track of which loci are considered \"real\" and which ones are not. Be more succinct and focus on the key (replicated) findings, no need to provide extensive detail on loci that turn out to be not \"real\".

Accepted. Our single-phase approach has simplified these issues. For examples, see paragraph two and three of "Genome-wide association analysis".

> Also, there is no need to state over and again that


2\) The authors performed a meta-analysis on three published longevity GWAS to use for replication of their findings (subsection "Mortality risk factor-informed GWAS (iGWAS)"). They thereby assumed that these three studies looked at the same phenotype, which is actually not the case (one looked at mortality and the other two at longevity (with one using death controls only and the other one dead + alive controls). In addition, the cohorts used in these three GWAS are partly overlapping, so they cannot be analyzed together. Instead the authors should look at the replication separately in each of the studies and update Figure 4 and Figure 4---source data 1 accordingly.

We are sorry not to have spotted the sample overlap issue and thank you for bringing it to our attention. Wesaying something in this movie about Europe and America, about the old and the new, about the edge of the desert as the edge of the American Dream. I am not sure exactly what it is, but that is comforting; if a director could assemble these strange characters and then know for sure what they were doing in the same movie together, he would be too confident to find the humor in their situation. The charm of “Bagdad Cafe” is that every character and every moment is unanticipated, obscurely motivated, of uncertain meaning and vibrating with life.

This is a nice, sweet little movie. Its charm and immigrant theme are reminiscent of Jim Jarmusch movies — think Mystery Train — or as a more recent example (on the charm


for advice ... I would suggest switching to a CS degree because
(1) you seem more interested in that than maths; and (2) it is a more 'useful'
qualification given your aptitude.

You don't need a CS degree to be a good programmer, but given two good
programmers one with a degree and one without, I would hire the one with the
degree. Just like I prefer to go to dentists, doctors and lawyers who have
good degrees and lots of experience.

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2364, 129 L.Ed.2d 383 (1994), the motion to dismiss will be granted.

Allegations in Complaint
On August 17, 1999, in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri, plaintiff was found guilty by jury verdict on 27 counts of an indictment. Complaint ("Compl."), ¶¶ 44, 47, 48. Plaintiff was sentenced by the district court to 87 months imprisonment and three years of supervised release on November 5, 1999. Id., ¶ 54. Plaintiff was designated to Taft Correctional Institution to serve his sentence. Id., ¶ 57. The United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit affirmed plaintiffs convictions on December 11, 2000. Id., ¶ 61. Plaintiffs petition for rehearing was denied by the Eighth Circuit on February 21, 2001. Id., ¶ 62.
Plaintiff then filed a petition for1276 (D.C.Cir.1994); Thomas v. District of Columbia, 887 F.Supp. 1, 5 n. 2 (D.D.C.1995).
Plaintiff bears the burden of establishing personal jurisdiction over each defendant. Atlantigas Corp. v. Nisource, Inc., 290 F.Supp.2d 34, 42 (D.D.C.2003). In order to meet his burden, plaintiff must allege specific facts on which personal jurisdiction can be based; he cannot rely on conclusory allegations. Id. Furthermore, plaintiff cannot aggregate allegations concerning multiple defendants in order to demonstrate personal jurisdiction over any individual defendant. Id. In deciding a motion to dismiss for lack of personal jurisdiction under Rule 12(b)(2), the court need not treat plaintiffs allegations as true. Id. Rather, the court may consider and weigh affidavits and other relevant matter in making the jurisdictional determination. Id.

Analysis
The District of Columbia long-arm statute, D.C.Code § 13-423,


this information is equally relevant to those on long car journeys and on trains or, at a push, coaches. For long bus journeys see my other post titled: ‘You’ve only got yourself to blame and next time it may be easier to just burn all your possessions in a ritual pyre then throw yourself on top’.

Be prepared, the Scouts aren’t top of the military pecking order for nothing and mainly it is because of their universal motto. Yes the SAS may have Who Dares Wins, but they’ve never caught an EasyJet from Liverpool John Lennon at 6am on a Wednesday much less a Ryanair from, god forbid, Doncaster Robin Hood to Reus at 3am on a Saturday. Who dares in those particular situations doesn’t win as much asthe 20kg weight limit for your checked baggage, assuming that you paid for some hold luggage. If you’re going to attempt travel with children taking cabin bags alone then you only have yourself to blame.

Assuming you have planned for every single thing that could happen then you’re golden. You’ll breeze through bag drop, speed through the security theatre and dash through duty free.

The alternative, of course, is to break the day up into decent sized chunks, take some diversion activities, keep something in reserve (playing spot the ‘thing’ should be your last line of defence when reinforcements are in sight) and just make the best of it trying not to let it all get on top of you. However, that approach is for the well adjusted normals of


A documentary about indie game developers making indie games? How boring! Except, not when in the hands of Mega64, who try to bring a little excitement to the trailer for Indie Game: The Movie. READ MORE

It was only a matter of time before our dear Harry Potter joined the ranks of Batman, Indiana Jones, and Star Wars and was LEGO-ized. But does the conclusion to the boy wizard's saga hold its own in this unique universe, especially when ported over to the new PS Vita handheld? READ MORE

In recent days, Mass Effect fans angry of the trilogy's ending have found all kinds of ways to show their rage toBioWare. Now, however, a different group is trying to get their point across in a nicer way—by sending the developercrime when you were a prosecutor in California? You were tough on crime, not a bad thing. But um, now you're saying that, well, Joe Biden was too tough on crime, so are you a bit of a hypocrite there?" So I think that she really has not been able to take advantage of that initial gain that she made, it's early as you point out. So we'll see what happens in the next debate.

And how did people find out about Harris' record on crime in California? Borger somehow leaves out this critical as well as dramatic point. For that we need to leave behind the political analyst and her deflated soufflé and go to the Tuesday Washington Examiner, where Becket Adams answers the question in "Can you


however, a leading recruiter has to be careful when selecting one because of the enormous responsibility that comes with the job. Mass recruiting when done, is often a bane, and applicant tracking systems help to guide the prospective job hunters down the corridors of recruitment.Social media is also responsible for a sizeable portion of hiring, and is definitely one of the best and easiest ways to reach out to both active as well as passive candidates who are qualified for a particular designing position. LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter lead the way here. A lot of recruiters of late have also started taking interest in Snap chat as well as Pinterest to hone in on potential candidates.Millennials have the run of the web today, and they leave no stone// Game_Music_Emu $vers. http://www.slack.net/~ant/

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#include "blargg_endian.h"

/* Copyright (C) 2003-2008 Shay Green. This module is free software; you
can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser
General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
version 2.1 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This
module is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY
WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS
FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more
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License along with this module; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation,
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	// Find bank inDynamic alterations in methylation of global DNA and growth-related genes in large yellow croaker (Larimichthys crocea) in response to starvation stress.
DNA methylation is susceptible to various environmental factors such as salinity, temperature and nutritional conditions, and can affect gene function, organ metabolism, body growth and development. In order to explore the effect of starvation on growth-related genes in large yellow croaker (Larimichthys crocea), we studied methylation of the global DNA and growth-related genes (MSTN1,MSTN2,IGF1,IGF2) and the corresponding mRNA expressions, using ELISA-based technique, bisulfite sequencing PCR (BSP) technique and quantitative Real-time PCR (qRT-PCR) respectively. The results showed that the global DNA methylation levels were significantly different (p <0.05) between the experimental group and the control group at starvation 14d, 21d in muscle and at starvation 7d, 14d, 28d, and


re-feeding 7d in liver. The CpG islands of MSTN1, MSTN2, IGF1 and IGF2 were enriched in exons rather than promoters. The proximal promoter of MSTN1 and IGF1 and the exon1 of MSTN2 had almost no methylation at all treatment stages. The methylation status in MSTN1 exon 1 and IGF2 exon 2 varied from different starvation time, and started to have significant differences on starvation 7d (p <0.05) both in liver and muscle. In the liver there was a strong positive correlation between IGF2 exon 2 methylation and global DNA methylation (r = 0.7558). The mRNA expression levels of these growth-related genes were significantly different at starvation 14d (p <0.05), but did not have significant correlation with the methylation of these exons. The results implied that exon methylation ofHarley Weir, styling Robbie Spencer

Now, Thug is releasing this version as his own single ahead of his imminently due debut album Hy!£UN35 (pronounced ‘HiTunes’), giving the track life on FM radio in the US that it would not otherwise have earned. His ability to cater to mainstream urban audiences and tastemakers alike will define the magnitude and staying power of his work – something that isn’t lost on Amina, whose sharpness and focus on the big picture is impressive. “There are old-school bands here in Atlanta,” she reasons. “Earth, Wind & Fire? They come every single time and sell out Chastain Park in one second. They haven’t made a new song in, like, 50 years. I’m like, ‘Guys, how many times can you hear Earth, Wind & Fire?’


gonna climb all these steps. Ain’t no way. I have an enlarged heart.’ I had, like, three heart attacks last year, back to back.” In a flash, the mystery of Thug’s fascination with elevators is explained, his closeness with his family made endearingly apparent. It’s customary for Thug to drop money off at his mum’s house when he comes over for family dinners twice a week. Then again, at the climax of Thug’s triumphant first verse on “Lifestyle”, he says as much: “I got a moms, bitch / She got a moms, bitch / I got sisters and brothers to feed / I ain’t goin’ out like no idiot / I’m an OG.” “I am very proud of him,” says Mama Duck, her eyes welling with tears. “Nolike it's been revised higher since then. The securities division at Goldman is huge. It's home to the firm's trading operations, its position management and its client operations.

Goldman announces earnings tomorrow, so we should know more then. In addition to layoffs in London, layoffs also started last week in Goldman's San Francisco and New York offices.

The London office is subdued, understandably, according to our source.

The severance package is better than UBS employees got. At UBS, laid off employees we spoke to got 3 weeks of severance per the number of years worked at the firm. That is not the severance package at Goldman, at least not for some.

A spokesman for Goldman did not have a comment.


horrible with American shows, even this highlights discussion thread is put in the spoilers section. And I hate the previews I always avoid them as I don't want to be spoiled on the next episode and yet it's really hard to avoid people talking about the preview on forums.

Anyway talking about this episode. The bull task looked too easy I thought, but at least it had a little entertainment value. The windmill task looked harder but was a bit boring. The tennis task was perhaps a bit too easy but was ok to watch. Wish they made things harder though. At least a bit of self-driving finally and the twins were shown up as not being great racers. In a decent season there would be much more self-drivingto say this, if without self-driving and an all-female team cannot survive until this point of the game, it means... the team must really suck.

Yeah, how many teams have gotten eliminated because they couldn't drive stick? And how many this season were eliminated due to taxis?

Well, was hoping for an elim of the twins but pretty much suspected it would be a NEL so..Can't believe 3 out of the 4 couples didn't know about Mallorca or how to pronounce it..

Enjoyed the leg. Not quite understanding the Beekman's choice though wrt the tennis roadblock.

Also I don't understand why the Chippies wanted to go for the bull too, unless it's just 'group mentality'?

I've read stories about people getting in second also getting some money, is that true?

I have some things


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Then add this line to project urls.py file of django
urlpatterns = [

    url(r'',include('YourAppName.urls')),
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Then create urls.py file in your app directory and add
from django.conf.urls import url
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urlpatterns = introduced the hydrogenation of fats, creating what later became known as trans fats. He acquired a German patent in 1902, and in 1909 Procter & Gamble acquired the US rights to his patent. In 1911 they began marketing Crisco. This invention of adding hydrogen atoms to food had a profound influence on the production of margarine and vegetable shortening, enabling a longer shelf life.

High Fructose Corn Syrup

Since corn naturally has glucose, not fructose, in 1957 researchers created an enzyme called glucose isomerase that rearranged the composition of glucose in corn syrup and made it into fructose. It turned a mildly sweet corn syrup into the highly sweet high fructose corn syrup. It was first produced on an industrial scale in the 1970s.

Food Coloring

Seven dyes were initially approved under


holidays this year, they also has a huge tin of cookies. There were many different kinds and every one of them was thoroughly dull. No wonder 98% of their biz are the cakes.

Interesting post and excellent sleuthing! I have often been tempted to order their fruitcake, just to see what all the hoopla was about; thanks to you I won't now! besides, I am like you, love Texas pecans, but not the green and red things. With all these other things available, i am surprised someone (a bakery) did not start making an excellent panettone or steullen. I had a steullen from a French bakery in the Dallas area and it was almost disgusting. Sigh.in 2017. He didn’t do it in a secret meeting. He tweeted.

Ukrainian efforts to sabotage Trump campaign - "quietly working to boost Clinton." So where is the investigation A.G. @seanhannity — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July 25, 2017

Trump and his allies theorized that Ukrainians had engaged in a kind of bank shot: They suspected Ukrainians of plotting to help Hillary Clinton by manufacturing evidence against Trump’s former campaign manager Paul Manafort. (There’s no evidence to support that.)

Trump brought up the theory again this April, and he floated getting the Attorney General involved. “This concept of Ukraine, they’ve been talking about it actually for a long time,” Trump told Fox News’ Sean Hannity. “I would certainly defer to the attorney general and we’ll see what he says about it.”

The


try to dig up dirt on the Biden family?” a reporter asked Pence during his visit to Warsaw.

Pence didn’t give a clear answer. But he did say, “As President Trump had me make clear, we have great concerns about issues of corruption.”

The Washington Post began to put it all together a few days later, on Sept. 5: Trump “is attempting to force Mr. Zelensky to intervene in the 2020 U.S. presidential election by launching an investigation of the leading Democratic candidate, Joe Biden.”

That didn’t run on the front page, or anywhere on the news pages at all. It was in the third paragraph of an unsigned editorial.

The point of all this isn’t that we knew exactly what was going on. We didn’t. The transcript of the call andsure on dropping the scratch to get one, but if price were no object the simplicity of it is hard to argue with. Here's a picture:

Anyone own one of these things? Is the money worth it or is there some charitable cell phone recycling program that achieves this on the cheap?

You'd think this would go without saying, but some guy in Florida did so rather innocently. In an open carry state like Virginia this is less of a problem, but since Florida has no open carry even casual exposure of a concealed handgun is a big deal. Read the whole thing. (H/T Robb)

Tuesday, August 25, 2009

MSNBC has a reasonably balanced article up on open carry. It starts and ends with an account of the Golden Market shooting down


Q:

knockoutJS dynamic chart with high charts

So, I have been playing with high charts and KO for the past week. The syntax for the high charts graph is very simple and easy to read.
I'm coming from Java and I am pretty new to JS, so I'm not sure how to really play with the scope.
Is there anyway to use or combine knockout with high charts to easily make a dynamic graph? Can I simply put them in the same JS file?
The high charts code looks so simple there has to be an easy solution! Thanks in advance for the input/help!
Here is the code for my high charts graph:
$(function() {
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Why does "Loading your personal settings" take forever?

I have come across dozens of user installations of Windows (XP) where, after logging in,
the system stays stuck on this screen for a very long time.
What are the possible causes?
How can I diagnose this?
What solutions are there?
Are there any utilities that can help find and/or fix it?

A:

A lot of times this is caused by the user having a roaming profile and tons of files saved in their profile somewhere, especially compounded with a slow network connection.

A:

Often, this occurs when you have persistent network shares (especially connections that don't exist any longer) or other application configuration that relies on network acess that is either slow or non-existant.
Probably other answers as well.

A:

You could try turning on the Userenv debugging and reading the logs


[Spinal myoclonus secondary to the intravenous administration of iodine contrast media].
We describe a patient with a longstanding paraplegia who developed spinal myoclonus on 3 different occasions spanning one year, once after an enhanced CT scan and twice after excretory urographies, one of which was also followed by a generalized tonic-clonic seizure. To our knowledge only one case of spinal myoclonus secondary to the administration of intravenous contrast material in a patient with a spinal arteriovenous malformation has yet been reported. Taken together, the findings in these cases suggest that spinal myoclonus following intravenous iodine administration is indicative of an underlying spinal cord lesion.Q:

Actionbar wont show in all activities

I followed this and this question to create a BaseActivity with an action bar compat (with v7 library), that will be extended by other activities.
The action bar is working perfectly when i set the default activity as "BaseActivity", however the action bar is never shown when i extended it to another activity, lets say HomeActivity.
The onCreate code in BaseActivity :
protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
        setContentView(R.layout.activity_main);

        //getSupportActionBar().setDisplayShowHomeEnabled(false);
        //getSupportActionBar().setDisplayShowCustomEnabled(true);
        // enabling action bar app icon and behaving it as toggle button
        getSupportActionBar().setDisplayHomeAsUpEnabled(true);


Q:

"There's a firewall on the router into the building so you can turn the one on your computer off"

I know some people that, in regards to network security, argue that because the firewall on the router into the building is on, that makes the network secure and therefore, the firewall on Windows PC's can be switched off. These people work in IT.
I disagree with this and I need a solid argument to go back with. I am thinking that, if a computer on the network becomes compromised with malware, then an attacker taking control of this computer has already gotten past the routers firewall, and because the Windows firewalls are switched off they can then stroll through our LAN accessing any computer they wish.
Firstly, is my analysis correct?Secondly, what would you add to/remove from the argument I have presented above?

A:

Your argument is a very good one.  I agree with you.
If it is too abstract for your IT folks, here is a way to make it more concrete.  Suppose one of your fellow employees catches a virus/worm while travelling, then brings his/her laptop back and connects it to your company network.  The worm will then be free to spread within your company network, without any firewall to stop it.  I have seen this happen in practice several times, and it is painful.
It is possible that your IT staff are concerned about the support cost of dealing with the firewall, and are worried it might break functionality and trigger more support calls to


Q:

Position Div onclick on another div with Multiple instances on a page using JQuery

Here is my problem http://jsfiddle.net/shoppyonline/re6r7/
I'm trying to get .req_menu to show on each row its clicked on.

A:

Is this the result that you're after?
http://jsfiddle.net/2c2YJ/
I removed the CSS on .rec_menu so it's not absolute, and also updated the jQuery selector to match the correct .rec_menu div and not all of them.
UPDATE: http://jsfiddle.net/dZmEj/

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in the five-round format of the World Series of Boxing. Additionally, the Clonard boxer’s medal cabinet contains an Olympic bronze, World gold, European gold and silver, and Commonwealth gold.

A huge player in the World boxing scene, Top Rank are the current home of the likes of Manny Pacquiao and Terrence Crawford as well as having promoted the likes of Muhammad Ali, Joe Frazier, George Foreman, and the Four Kings of the 1970s and 80s.shape, treating the wood strands (e.g., drying the strands or mixing the strands with an adhesive or resin), aligning or otherwise distributing the wood strands to form a layered mat of strands, and pressing the mat under heat and pressure, in the presence of moisture, for a particular period of time.
Many variables contribute to differences among composite, strand-based wood products. Some variables include the type of wood used for the strands, the size or shape of the strands, the uniformity or density of the composite products, or the bonding process used to form the composite products.
Some composite, strand-based wood products are defined by ASTM International standards. For example, under ASTM D5456-11a, LSL is comprised of wood strands having a least dimension of 0.10 inches (2.54 mm) or less,