these creatures attempts to enter the bounded area, it must engage the Sorcerer in an Opposed WP test. If it fails, the creature takes 1d10 damage per degree by which it lost the test. This damage ignores Armor and any protections caused by Psychic effects, Daemonic Aura, and similar effects. If it fails by 3 or more degrees of success, the Sorcerer may also add his WP bonus to the damage. Daemons and Warp Creatures killed by this effect are banished to the Warp for at least 1 year and 1 day.

It also renders all within the circle immune to gaze attacks, breath weapons, mind-affecting compulsions and similar attacks launched by the same sort of creature. It provides similar protection against Psychic Attacks and attacks with the WarpQ:

What's the best practice for Magento dependencies?

Synopsis
I have a question regarding the best practices with Magento dependencies. Essentially I have a custom module that overrides Mage_Adminhtml_Catalog_ProductController this currently works providing I include the Magento core class prior to extending (generally what you'd expect).
My code looks something along the lines of:
<?php

require_once Mage::getModuleDir('controllers', 'Mage_Adminhtml') . DS . 'Catalog/ProductController.php';

class Vendor_Module_Adminhtml_Catalog_ProductController
    extends Mage_Adminhtml_Catalog_ProductController
{
    // My things go here.
}

My question is simply to understand if theres a nicer method of including core classes for overriding (see example)?
Example
require_once Mage::getModuleDir('controllers', 'Mage_Adminhtml') . DS . 'Catalog/ProductController.php';

A:

For Controllers, there is no nicer way unfortunately, you need to use require_once or something like that. You should replace all occurences of / with DS though (one / is still in your sample code).
If


some juggling to manage both jobs.

With that said, he'll rely on some assistance from his reliable basketball coaching staff, as well as his to-be-named baseball coaching staff.

As for that first day of baseball practice Feb. 29, Hernandez is focused on building upon Eaton's rich tradition rather than trying to reinvent the program altogether.

"You look at Eaton's success they've had in the past under coach Danley and coach Ervin, they've done a lot of good things," Hernandez said. "So, I just want to come in and be who I am as a coach. I believe you can play the game of baseball the right way. You play it hard with a lot of fundamentals, but at the same time, it's a game you can have a lot of funwas incorporated in 1999 and was diversified in 2001 to cater for business development of the air filtration and purification, corrosive, odorous & toxic contaminants, highly qualified & competent testing and certification firm in industrial environment. Our main goals are to promote our exclusive products and expertise in the hospital, pharmaceutical, biomedical, biotechnology, and research industries in Malaysia.


the emitter of the transistor is proportional to the current through the transistor:
$$V_E = I_E \cdot 470 \Omega$$
and the current through the transistor is related to the voltage across the base and emitter \$V_{BE} = V_B - V_E\$:
$$I_E \approx I_C = I_S e^{\frac{V_{BE}}{V_T}}$$
Now, there are two important observations:
(1) \$V_E\$ increases if the transistor current \$I_E\$ increases
(2) \$V_{BE}\$ and thus \$I_E\$ decreases if \$V_E\$ increases
In other words, if for any reason the transistor current increases, the base-emitter voltage decreases which acts to decrease the transistor current.
This is hallmark of negative feedback and, in this case, the negative feedback acts to keep the transistor current constant*.

If I short-circuit one of the LED's, the brightness of the green
  (grun) and the yellow (gelb) LED does not fluctuate. What is happening
(nearly) so shorting one of the LEDs out doesn't change the current (much) thru the other LED. This means its brightness stays about the same.
With 1.8V on the base, the emitter is about 0.6 volts lower at 1.2V and this means the current through the 470 ohm has to be about 2.6mA irrespective of what mainly happens at the collector.


on a journey,
but she will come."  And it was so: she always did.  At night she would
not come if it was dark, for she was a timid little thing; but if there
was a moon she would come. I am not afraid of the dark, but she is
younger than I am; she was born after I was.  Many and many are the
visits I have paid her; she is my comfort and my refuge when my life is
hard--and it is mainly that.

TUESDAY.--All the morning I was at work improving the estate; and I
purposely kept away from him in the hope that he would get lonely and
come.  But he did not.

At noon I stopped for the day and took my recreation by flitting all
about with the beesgood clean rain, and thumping the melons,
and sampling the grapes, and fingering the fruit on the trees, to see
how those properties are coming along?

I laid a dry stick on the ground and tried to bore a hole in it with
another one, in order to carry out a scheme that I had, and soon I got
an awful fright.  A thin, transparent bluish film rose out of the hole,
and I dropped everything and ran!  I thought it was a spirit, and I WAS
so frightened!  But I looked back, and it was not coming; so I leaned
against a rock and rested and panted, and let my limbs go on trembling
until they got steady again; then I crept warily back, alert, watching,
and ready to fly if there was occasion;


a leopard, because it
is soft and has a round back that fits me, and because they are such
pretty animals; but for long distance or for scenery I ride the
elephant.  He hoists me up with his trunk, but I can get off myself;
when we are ready to camp, he sits and I slide down the back way.

The birds and animals are all friendly to each other, and there are no
disputes about anything.  They all talk, and they all talk to me, but it
must be a foreign language, for I cannot make out a word they say; yet
they often understand me when I talk back, particularly the dog and the
elephant.  It makes me ashamed. It shows that they are brighter than I
am, for I want to beon what to disable on the NIC? As another poster had asked, should IPv4 Checksum Offload also be disabled? In my case I've disabled the TCP Chimney in the OS and also disabled Large Send Offload v2 (IPv4), Large Send Offload v2(IPv6), Receive Side Scaling, TCP Checksum Offload (IPv4), , TCP Checksum Offload (IPv6). Also what about UDP Checksum Offload? Should that be disabled as well?

Take another look at the failing clients for the applications they are running. While my experience is on a much smaller business case, the application which was actually failing on a TCP connection was Eudora mail client, which is heavily multi-threaded - it's the combination of TCP Offloading and multi-threading which causes the NIC driver/hardware to fall on its face. I don't pretend


to understand the underlying mechanisms in detail but it appeared that switching threads requires the driver to switch its active TCP Offload connection in the NIC hardware and that switching process is prone to failure or excessive delay.

The NIC in question here is a nVidia nForce4 chipset on-board NIC and I did do a stepwise check of the offloading settings: in one case it was Checksum Offload which had to be disabled and in another it was Segmentation Offload. I turned both off on all the nForce4 equipped systems.

Note that specific multi-threaded switching situations are nigh impossible to reproduce so it's difficult to be sure that any given system is tested and validated.

I am curious. Besides the previously mentioned Offload options, we have a TCP Connection Offload optionof the backward mirror, he could see their faces, white ovals that hovered like ghosts. "You have any kids?" he asked.

The detective hesitated, then shook his head.

"I didn't think so," Daniel said, and shepherded Trixie through the door.

• • •

At home, Laura stripped the sheets off Trixie's bed and remade it with fresh ones. She found a plaid flannel quilt in the cedar chest in the attic and used that, instead of Trixie's usual quilt. She picked up the clothes that were tossed on the floor and straightened the books on the nightstand and tried to turn the room into something that would not remind Trixie of yesterday.

At the last minute, Laura walked toward a shelf and pulled down the stuffed moose that Trixie had slept with until


table where Trixie used to belong—the one with the popular kids, the one where Zephyr and Moss and a carefree knot of hockey players hung out pretending they didn't know that everyone else was looking at them and saying they were so fake, when in reality those same kids went home and wished that their own group of friends could be as cool.

Trixie bought herself french fries and chocolate milk—her comfort lunch, for when she screwed up on a test or had period cramps—and stood in the middle of the cafeteria, trying to find a place for herself. Since Jason had broken up with Trixie, she'd been sitting somewhere else, but Zephyr had always joined her in solidarity. Today, though, she could see Zephyr sitting at their oldLaura a barrage of questions: How long had Trixie been unconscious? Had Trixie been suicidal before? Did Laura know where the razor blade had come from? Laura answered each of these, but they didn't ask the question she was expecting, the one she didn't have a response for: What if Jason Underhill wasn't the biggest threat to Trixie? What if that was Trixie herself?

• • •

Trixie had been doing this for a while. Not in-your-face suicide attempts but recreational cutting. Ironically, the doctors said, that might have been what saved her. Most girls who cut did so horizontally across the wrist, in light little lines. Today, Trixie had cut a deeper slash, but in the same direction. People who meant business, or who knew better, killed themselves by


little proud of herself. Who knew that she'd be able to run away without a car, with only two hundred bucks in her pocket? She'd never considered herself to be the kind of person who was cool in the face of crisis—and yet, you never knew what you were capable of until you arrived at that given moment. Life was just a whole string of spots where you continued to surprise yourself.

She must have fallen asleep for a while, sandwiched between the knobby knees and globe bellies of the two calves, but when the truck stopped again they struggled to stand—impossible in that cramped space. Below them, the cow began to bellow, one low note that ricocheted. There was the sound of a seal being breached, a mightythat landed in Anchorage just shy of midnight. They'd paid $1,292.90 per ticket, according to the American Express agent who'd given the detective the lead.

Now he knew where Trixie was headed. He just had to convince a judge that she needed to be brought home.

Bartholemew had awakened the principal and waved the search warrant. The only other people in the school at this time of night were the janitors, who nodded and pushed their rolling trash receptacles out of the way as the men passed. It was strange—almost eerie—to be in a high school that was so patently devoid of commotion.

"We knew the . . . incident was . . . difficult on her," the principal said. "Mrs. Gray in guidance was keeping an eye on Trixie."

Bartholemew didn't


This application claims the priority of German patent application number DE 19900324 C1, filed Jan. 7, 1999, which is incorporated by reference.
The invention relates to a data transmission method, particularly in electric networks, in which coded data are blockwise modulated onto several carrier frequencies within one or several particular frequency bands by an orthogonal frequency division multiplex method (OFDM) and in which the signal corresponding to a data block and obtained by inverse Fourier transformation is transferred to a receiver for a predetermined time duration (T), where individual signals succeed as signal blocks in time.
Such methods are used in the power line transmission technique, for example. This attempts by suitable coding and modulation of the data to be transferred to transfer them unidirectionally and bidirectionally over the DCof evolution), and is therefore similar to an OU model with shifting locations in assuming that different regimes may occur at different locations in phylogenetic space. However, the formalization of IE assumptions differs considerably to the OU approaches, as the IE method utilizes a geometric approach that consists of two main steps: (1) quantifying an expected value for each internal node based only on phylogenetic and trait data, assuming a pure gradual mode of evolution; (2) quantifying the deviation of internal nodes to the expected value based on gradual evolution using a triangulation between the expected value and the two descendant values of the internal node in question. The triangulation between the gradual mode expectation of the ancestor and the observed descendants results in a rescaling of branches


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This study included 151 specimens of adult carnivorans, including 64 fissiped and 87 pinniped specimens. These specimens constituted 34 fissiped species and 28 extant pinniped species (Table [1](#Tab1){ref-type="table"}). Fissipeds are more taxonomically diverse than pinnipeds (241 and 36 species respectively), so fissipeds were relatively less densely sampled \[[@CR46]\]. Specifically, we measured 14% of fissiped species, and 30% of fissiped genera. In contrast, 77% of pinniped species and all genera were included \[[@CR46]\]. We were testing if the greater taxonomic diversity of fissipeds was reflected in a larger morphological disparity, so we sampled as broadly as possible within the group. Fissiped species were selected to encompass their full range of phylogenetic diversity, including representatives from every extant family and major ecological group. Although fossil fissipeds were unavailable for this study,previous studies suggest that most fossil fissipeds (except sabre-toothed cats) fall within the range of morphospace of extant clades \[[@CR33]\]. The difference in sampling between fissipeds and pinnipeds may influence the results of variance-based disparity analyses as follows. Variance-based disparity measures may be overestimated in fissipeds relative to pinnipeds, because more dissimilar taxa were sampled for fissipeds, in order to cover their extant phylogenetic and ecological breadth without fully sampling their species diversity, than for pinnipeds, for which most extant and some fossil species were sampled. However, as our null hypothesis is that fissiped disparity should exceed pinniped disparity (due to their greater alpha diversity), this will not lead to a false rejection of the null hypothesis (type 1 error), but will make it more difficult to reject


the position of the walrus, and the potentially large impact of this key node to our interpretations, rate analyses were run using both the Otarioidea and Phocomorpha hypotheses.

A summary of comparative analyses run in this study can be found in Table [3](#Tab3){ref-type="table"}. To investigate the relative likelihood of alternative evolutionary scenarios of shifts in cranial morphology in the carnivoran phylogeny, we used the ouch *R*-package \[[@CR78]\] to fit Ornstein-Uhlenbeck models to multivariate data. To investigate the likelihood of an evolutionary scenario in which pinnipeds indicate a higher rate of change at their basal branch, we tested four alternative models. The first model is a neutral Brownian motion model, which assumes that evolutionary change and selection follow a random walk, and therefore does not align with adaptive radiation assumptions. Thefossil pinniped *A. longirostris.* PC3 is associated with high evolutionary rates on, and a regime shift at, the base of the Otariidae. These patterns support the ouch results as they show that selection is acting in different morphological directions for the pinniped families (phocids and odobenids versus otariids), and cannot be united by a single selection regime at the base of the group. The results based on Phocomorpha are extremely similar to those based on Otarioidea, with the exception that the bayou model places an additional morphological shift on the stem Phocomorpha branch. Results for the Phocomorpha analyses can be found in Additional files [2](#MOESM2){ref-type="media"}, [15](#MOESM15){ref-type="media"}, [16](#MOESM16){ref-type="media"}, [17](#MOESM17){ref-type="media"} and [18](#MOESM18){ref-type="media"}. In short, neither the evomap method nor the bayou method provides support for a rate or regime shift


evolution in stem pinniped lineages, nor a systematic shift in selective regime associated with the terrestrial-aquatic transition. Additionally, there was only a small amount of multivariate shape change on pinniped basal branches. All these results point to more gradual evolution across the terrestrial-aquatic transition. In contrast, the highest rates of evolution and strongest selective regime shifts were found within the crown group. The adaptive radiation model predicts that evolutionary rates should be high at the base of the radiation, then gradually slow as the niche fills. Therefore, these results do not provide support for an adaptive radiation model in the evolution of pinnipeds based on the current sample. This result was recovered using both Phocomorpha and Otarioidea arrangements, demonstrating that it is robust to the phylogenetic hypothesis used.

Thisvalue of a shift occurring at that node. Nodes with a likelihood value of 0.2 or greater were mapped with a regime shift, represented by a change in color, on the subsequent branches.Additional file 16:**Bayou_PC2_phocomorpha.pdf, figure, Results of bayou analysis on PC2 for phocomorpha.** Circles at the node represent the likelihood value of a shift occurring at that node. Nodes with a likelihood value of 0.2 or greater were mapped with a regime shift, represented by a change in color, on the subsequent branches.Additional file 17:**Bayou_PC3_phocomorpha.pdf, figure, Results of bayou analysis on PC3 for phocomorpha.** Circles at the node represent the likelihood value of a shift occurring at that node. Nodes with a likelihood value of 0.2 or greater were mapped with a regime shift, represented by a


I Tried Rituel de Fille's Viral Black Anti Highlighter, and It Looked Awesome in So Many Ways

My favorite color is black, and my idea of adding a pop of color is wearing gray. I've told more than one person (including my father, who was very confused) that the color of my soul is black, and I feel sexiest when I'm wearing dark lipstick. So when the Internet started freaking out about a product that married my two favorite things: dewy cream makeup with a shade of goth, I thought, This is for me.

On my cheeks: I need a little warmth because my skin is so light, so I decided to try the pigment as a highlighter-blush combo. And to see how it looks as a complete look, Idetails of the allegations, outlined in a whistleblower complaint that the Trump administration is currently withholding from Congress, are still unclear, but the emerging consensus is that, if true, the reported abuses surpass even those outlined in the Mueller Report on Russian interference in 2016.

“The current whistleblowing allegations, however, are even worse” than the conduct detailed in the Mueller report, Republican lawyer and Trump critic George Conway wrote in a Friday evening Washington Post op-ed co-written with Neal Katyal, former acting solicitor general in the Obama administration. “Unlike the allegations of conspiracy with Russia before the 2016 election, these concern Trump’s actions as president, not as a private citizen, and his exercise of presidential powers over foreign policy with Ukraine.” Further, they noted, “the White House is trying


Computational Fluid Dynamics Analysis and Correlation with Intraoperative Aneurysm Features.
There are many controversies about computational fluid dynamics (CFD) findings and aneurysm initiation, growth, and ultimate rupture. The aim of our work was to analyze CFD data in a consecutive series of patients and to correlate them with intraoperative visual aneurysm findings. Hemoscope software (Amin, Ziosoft Corporation, Minato ward, Tokyo, Japan) was used to process images from 17 patients who underwent clipping of 18 aneurysms. Pressure (P), wall shear stress (WSS) gradient and vectors, normalized WSS, and streamlines (SL) direction and velocity were assessed. CFD data were compared to intraoperative visual findings. A total of 39 aneurysm wall areas were assessed. Red, thin aneurysm wall areas were more often associated with low WSS. However, the association of low WSSstream 1054 may be mapped to a waveform section having one or more edges with adjustable timing. Further, the drive formatter 1060 may, for example, be configured to provide the control signal 1014 in dependence on the device-under-test stimulus bit stream 1054 or in dependence on an additional side-information.
Moreover, the data sequencer 1050 may, for example, be configured to provide an expected device-under-test response bit stream 1056, which may, for example, describe a bit stream, which is expected as a response of the device-under-test to a signal pattern forwarded to the device-under-test.
The test processor 1000 may also comprise a receive formatter 1070, which receive formatter may be configured to sample the receive signal 1016 provided by the pin electronics circuit 1030, at adjustable instances in time. The receive


formatter 1070 may, for example, be configured to provide a device-under-test response bit stream 1072 based on the input signal 1016. In other words, the receive formatter 1070 may convert the input signal 1016 into a sampled digital bit stream 1072, taking into account, for example, a timing or a physical level encoding of the received input signal 1016.
The test processor 1000 may further comprise an error processing 1080, which may be configured to receive the expected response bit stream 1056 from the data sequencer 1050 and the actual device-under-test (response) bit stream 1072 from the receive formatter 1070. The error processing 1080 may further be configured to compare the expected device-under-test response bit stream 1056 with the actual device-under-test response bit stream 1072, to determine whether thewith each re-configurable test processor. The communication includes configuration information, control information, communication protocol information, stimulus data and responses. Configuration information and stimulus data can also be read from a memory. Configuration information is used to configure one or more re-configurable test processors. Once configured, the re-configurable test processor or processors process the data in order to generate one or more test signals. The one or more test signals are then used to test a device-under-test (DUT).
US 2006/0170435 A1 describes a programmable device to route signals on probe cards. A probe card of a waver test system includes one or more programmable integrated circuits (ICs) such as field-programmable-gate-arrays (FPGAs), to provide routing from individual test signal channels to one of multiple probes. The programmable integrated circuits can be


having everything finished so we can move all our furniture back to normal, and set up Cael's nursery. Just a couple more days.

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My name is Joanne. I am 27 years old, and I married my best friend on June 6, 2009. I started this blog after our first pregnancy ended in miscarriage. It will follow my grieving, healing, life, our journey to have our take-home baby, and Cael's life."Previously on Beauty and the Beast" "You got a job?" " It's in Miami." "Ray Sheckman." "He had a gun and he was gonna shoot Heather." "A task force has been formed to capture the fugitive, Vincent Keller." "I used to be what he is;" "he is a beast and he always will be." "You ratted me out, didn't you?" " Yeah." "Cat, how far are you willing to go with this?" "I'm not gonna let Vincent get caught." "Now the police are looking for you, too." "Here you go." "Thank you." " Thank you." "♪ I've been watching you" "♪ For a mighty long time" "♪ You're making me crazy" "♪ About to lose my mind..." "I can't believe I'm being tailed by my own precinct." "I


the noose on Detective Chandler, understood?" "For her sake... and for everyone else's." "Heather, I didn't know you were in town." "Yeah." "Just a couple of days." "Uh, is Cat around?" "Uh, no, she's not." "Figures." "She's always at work, except for the one time I decide to stop by." "You got engaged." "Yeah..." "Actually, that's why I'm here." "I-I was hoping Cat could help me pick out my wedding dress at Selena's, but I can't even get ahold of her long enough to ask." "Any idea when she'll be back?" "Actually..." "I'm not expecting her back for a while." "Um..." "Heather, Catherine's been suspended." "What?" "Why?" "It's complicated." "Um..." "But I don't understand, what did she do?" "I'm not at liberty to discuss that." "Besides, I reallyin love with him." "What?" "No, she... she just told me that she stopped seeing him." "Yeah, well, she is, so..." "That liar!" "No, Heather, the thing is he's innocent." "What, is she out of her mind?" "I'm going to kill her!" "No, where are you go..." "Wait..." "Oh, crap." "Did you get a good look at him?" "This vigilante?" "No, he was just some guy." "Ray, something tells me you're not telling the truth." "An unsolved murder, a Ray Sheckman." "Ring any bells?" "Mr. Sheckman, line one for you." "Who's calling?" "Gabe Lowan from the DA's office." "Something about your brother Ray?" "This is Tom Sheckman." "Hi, Mr. Sheckman." "Thanks for taking my call." "Look, I don't know what this is about, but if I need my


saw, right?" "What did you see?" "Why do we have to talk down here?" "A cop's brother was killed, Ray." "We have to be careful." "Now, you're sure that it was an accident, right?" "The vigilante was just trying to save the girl... that's what you'll testify?" "Yeah." "That's right." "Sorry, Ray, but I can't have anyone exonerating the vigilante." "I'm not sure what I saw." "You saw a man get killed, right?" "And then you saw that killer turn on you." "How do you know that?" "I know..." "I know what it's like to keep a secret, a big one." "How that can weigh on you, isolate you, even." "And I also know that the way to set yourself free is to tell the truth." "Please." "Pleaseon his face

Stunning: Clips of Justin surrounded by scenic landscapes are also woven throughout the video, featuring breathtaking views from around the world

In the video, the Love Yourself singer is seen hitting the stage for the Purpose tour, in the midst of performing a song and also as he rehearsed his choreography.

Also included was a snippet of Justin as he teared up on stage.

The Grammy winner also showed off his modeling chops as he posed for his Calvin Klein underwear shoots.

Handsome star: The Grammy winner also showed off his modeling chops in the video

Belt it out: The video showed Justin as he worked on the Purpose album, which he released in November 2015

Muscled: The Canadian-born artist shows off his physique and multiple tattoos in various shirtless clips

Sneak peek:


HR experts say 2014 may be more promising that 2013, when hiring went slow across mid and senior levels Press Trust of India | New Delhi January 1, 2014

It may rain jobs in the new year as companies are gearing up to add over 800,000 new employees to their payrolls and dole out salary hikes of up to 20 per cent to best performers in 2014, say experts.

As per estimates of various human resource consultants, the year 2014 seems very promising for job market unlike 2013, when hirings went slow across mid and senior levels and recruitments were done only to replace 'key' gaps.

In the new year, the country is likely to witness a huge surge of opportunities for job seekers with more and more corporates investing inthis court carefully analyzes the record

to determine whether the evidence was sufficient to permit the fact-finder to reach its

verdict. State v. Webb, 440 N.W.2d 426, 430 (Minn. 1989). We “view the evidence in a

light most favorable to the verdict and assume that the [fact-finder] believed the state’s

witnesses and disbelieved contrary evidence.” State v. Brocks, 587 N.W.2d 37, 42 (Minn.

1998). This court will not disturb the fact-finder’s verdict, if the fact-finder, acting with

                                              2
due regard for the presumption of innocence and the requirement of


Staff

Detroit Free Press

Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder today released 274 pages of his personal e-mails from 2014 and 2015, as he and his staff seek to combat calls from protesters for him to resign in the wake of the Flint water crisis.

Snyder pledged to reveal his Flint e-mails in Tuesday's State of the State address, after the Detroit Free Press editorial board and others called for greater transparency from the state's executive office.

The governor’s office and Legislature are exempt from Michigan’s Freedom of Information Act, which requires public disclosure of records related to government. Michigan is one of only two states that apply a blanket exemption to electronic communication from the governor's office and Legislature.

Here are nine must-read pages from today's release. You can read all the released e-mailsterminated their contract. According to the background information found on Page 58, Genesee County was using DWSD water without a contract at that time.

The city of Flint promptly initiated a proposal to Michigan's Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) to use water from their historical backup system, the Flint River. According to this document, the city of Flint could have continued using DWSD water without a contract, instead of sourcing its own water supply from the Flint River. "This proposed shift was billed as a money saver," the document notes. "But it put the city in the business of water production, where they historically had been in the business of water transmission."

Page 102

This e-mail is one of the few released that was written by Snyder. Dated Oct. 2, 2015,


UniDAC data access components when I try to get the value of the field using FieldByName('fieldname').AsString , this is what is returned:

Ng-DrLrDOtfÃ¢tD89D1'D'Ã®u

You can see that a couple of characters are different. This is causing an error in the routine that is checking this string in program. Did you experience this before? What are the possible causes of this problem and what steps can I take to resolve this.
Note 1: I converted the Paradox database to Firebird with a converter that I wrote in Delphi (For the actual code for this converter, see: http://goo.gl/6xu2ST)
Note 2: I have the database created with DEFAULT CHARACTER SET UTF8 and the UniDAC connection component (TUniConnection) has got SpecificOptions CharSet set to 'UTF8'.

A:

I solved the problem by:

In the data-module or code, set theshall pay, without regard to fault, to the following persons who sustain accidental harm[8] as a result of the operation, maintenance, or use[9] of the vehicle, an amount equal to the no-fault benefits payable for wage loss and other expenses to that person under section 431:10C-103(10)(A)(iii) and (iv) as a result of the injury:

(i) Any person, including the owner, operator, occupant, or user of the insured motor vehicle;[10]
(ii) Any pedestrian (including a bicyclist); or
(iii) Any user or operator of a moped as defined in section 249-1.
(Emphases added.)
As previously noted, Caballes's insurance policy incorporated the provisions of HRS § 431:10C as part of its minimum coverage; therefore, the language of HRS § 431:10C-304 controls the minimum scope of coverage required to be provided to insured drivers in Hawai`i. Because


as used in the statute, is available, there certainly can be no rule of law which forbids its use, however clear the words may appear on superficial examination. Thus, the plain language rule of statutory construction, does not preclude an examination of sources other than the language of the statute itself even when the language appears clear upon perfunctory review. Were this not the case, a court may be unable to adequately discern the underlying policy which the legislature seeks to promulgate and, thus, would be unable to determine if a literal construction would produce an absurd or unjust result, inconsistent with the policies of the statute.
Sato v. Tawata, 79 Hawai`i 14, 17, 897 P.2d 941, 944 (1995) (citation, internal quotation signals, brackets, and ellipsis points omitted).
The relevantoperator of a motorcycle or motor scooter who is involved in an accident with an insured motor vehicle would not be able to collect no-fault benefits from the insurer of the insured motor vehicle.

*1210 Your Committee recognizes the problem faced by owners and operators of motorcycles and motor scooters with respect to high no-fault insurance premium rates. This bill is intended to afford some measure of relief to such persons.
Sen.Conf.Comm.Rep. No. 49, in 1985 Senate Journal, at 876 (emphases added). See also Hse.Conf.Comm.Rep. No. 56, in 1985 House Journal, at 925 (same).
The same is true of the subsequent amendments to HRS § 294-12.6. See, e.g., Sen. Conf.Comm.Rep. No. 26, in 1987 Senate Journal, at 821 ("The purpose of this bill is to reduce the high cost of motorcycle


Q:

Numbered urn with replacement

An urn contains $n$ balls numbered $1,2..,n$. $w$ balls are drawn with replacement. What is the probability of getting ball number $i$ $a$ times, ball number $j$ $b$ times and ball number $k$ $c$ times, where $a+b+c=w$?

Each ball has the same probability $p=\frac{1}{n}$. I guess this is a multinomial problem, so:
$$\Pr(X_i=a, X_j=b, X_k=c) = \frac{w!}{{a!}{b!}{c!}}{p}^{a}{p}^{b}{p}^{c}$$
And what if $a+b<w$?
$$\Pr(X_i=a, X_j=b) = \frac{w!}{{a!}{b!}{(w-a-b)!}}{p}^{a}{p}^{b}{(1-p-p)}^{w-a-b}$$

A:

Yes.  That is okay.  Alternatively you could have left the probability as $1/n$ so:
$$\begin{align}\mathsf P(X_i{=}a, X_j{=}b, X_k{=}w{-}a{-}b) =&~ \dfrac{w!}{a!~b!~(w{-}a{-}b)!~n^w}~[0\leqslant a,0\leqslant b,a+b\leqslant w] \\[2ex] \mathsf P(X_i{=}a, X_j{=}b) =&~\dfrac{w!~(n-2)^{w-a-b}}{a!~b!~(w{-}a{-}b)!~n^w}~[0\leqslant a,0\leqslant b,a+b\leqslant w] \end{align}$$

   :param resource: resource dict
    :type resource: dict
    :param valid_field_types: field types to include in returned list
    :type valid_field_types: list of strings
    '''
    data = {'resource_id': resource['id'], 'limit': 0}
    fields = toolkit.get_action('datastore_search')({}, data)['fields']
    return [{'value': f['id'], 'text': f['id']} for f in fields
            if f['type'] in valid_field_types]

class ReclineViewBase(p.SingletonPlugin):
    '''
    This base class for the Recline view extensions.
    '''
    p.implements(p.IConfigurer, inherit=True)
    p.implements(p.IResourceView, inherit=True)
    p.implements(p.ITemplateHelpers, inherit=True)

    def update_config(self, config):


'''
        Set up the resource library, public directory and
        template directory for the view
        '''
        toolkit.add_public_directory(config, 'theme/public')
        toolkit.add_template_directory(config, 'theme/templates')
        toolkit.add_resource('theme/public', 'ckanext-reclineview')

    def can_view(self, data_dict):
        resource = data_dict['resource']
        return (resource.get('datastore_active') or
                '_datastore_only_resource' in resource.get('url', ''))

    def setup_template_variables(self, context, data_dict):
        return {'resource_json': json.dumps(data_dict['resource']),
    '_datastore_only_resource' in resource.get('url', '')):
            return True
        resource_format = resource.get('format', None)
        if resource_format:
            return resource_format.lower() in [
                'csv', 'xls', 'xlsx', 'ods', 'tsv'
            ]
        else:
            return False

class ReclineGridView(ReclineViewBase):
    '''
    This extension views resources using a Recline grid.
    '''


 def info(self):
        return {'name': 'recline_grid_view',
                'title': 'Grid',
                'filterable': True,
                'icon': 'table',
                'requires_datastore': True,
                'default_title': p.toolkit._('Table'),
                }

class ReclineGraphView(ReclineViewBase):
    '''
    This extension views resources using aIs possible to accelerate Idea Maker by external GPU? I'm asking about MAC OSX version. It can be the huge improvement to change the software to fast processing graphics data processing. You can use an ordinary laptop...

Noren wrote:I would like to chime in here and say that the latest Mac versions have become really slow on showing the sliced preview.

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in the screening as benchmark of cytokinesis inhibition without affecting RIPK1-dependent cell death (Fig. [2b, c](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}). These data confirm the previous results (Table [2](#Tab2){ref-type="table"}) that Aurora kinase inhibition has no contribution to the necroptosis inhibition. All necroptosis inhibitors have been validated using a kinetic cell death assay (Fig. [2d](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"})^[@CR33]^. Both after mTNF and mTNF+zVAD.fmk (sensitising condition) stimulation in L929sAhFas cells, a similar ranking of the Tozasertib analogues was obtained, with UAMC3062, UAMC3063 and UAMC3064 being more potent necroptosis inhibitors than Tozasertib (Fig. [2d, e](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}). Although analogues were identified with better specificity to necroptosis inhibition compared to Tozasertib, they were not more efficient than Nec1s (Fig. [2d, e](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}). Next, hierarchical clustering of all analogues using cytokinesis and cell death IC50 values resulted in the identification of different classes of Tozasertib analogues (Fig. [2f](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}). This Ward'sATP for binding to the active site^[@CR14],[@CR51]^, remains a challenge due to the fact that ATP-binding pockets are very similar between kinases^[@CR14]^. This specificity issue for kinase inhibitors is a.o. illustrated by a recent report about PERK inhibitors that are also very potent RIPK1 inhibitors^[@CR52]^. Even when sequence identity with Aurora kinase is less than 50%, which is the case for Flt3 and Abl, kinase inhibition by Tozasertib is still observed^[@CR3]^, indicating that other factors (a.o. structural properties) may also influence interaction of the kinases with Tozasertib.

In order to study the possible relation between Aurora kinase inhibition and RIPK1-dependent necroptosis inhibition, other known Aurora kinase inhibitors (AMG-900, Barasertib, Danusertib, SNS-314 mesylate) were tested for inhibition of TNF-induced necroptosis. Except for SNS-314 mesylate, these Aurora kinase inhibitors were not


work of literary scholars is to juggle the urge to take the analysis further and the little voice that wonders, bluntly, 'if you're not reading too much into this.'

Of course, often times, an author or illustrator will write or draw something and later think: 'oh yes, that could also be a reference to the detritus.' (I just like the word 'detritus.') Or they'll hear someone else say it later and nod, pretending that was intended all along. (NOTE: And I should add, the more I thought about this analysis, the more I liked and agreed with it.)

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A:

You already have nginx listening on port 80 and you have told Varnish to listen on port 80.  Only one of them can do this for any IP address:port combination.
Since you have nginx also listening on port 8080 and you have configured Varnish to use port 8080 as the backend, you will probably want to stop nginx listening on port 80 at all.

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---
abstract: 'We study an extra flavor in the cascading $SU((k+1)M)\times SU(k M)$ gauge theory by adding probe D7-brane to the geometry. By finding a solution to the kappa-symmetry equation we establish that the D7-brane is mutually supersymmetric with the background everywhere on the baryonic branch of moduli space. We also discuss possible applications of this result.'
---

[SITP-09/39]{}\
[ITEP-TH-28/09]{}\

[**Flavor brane on the baryonic branch of moduli space**]{}\
0.5cm [A. Dymarsky[^1]]{} *Stanford Institute for Theoretical Physics,\
Stanford University, Stanford, CA 94305, USA\
*

Introduction {#intro}
============

The cascading $SU((k+1)M)\times SU(k M)$ theory of [@KS] provides an interesting example of supersymmetric field theory with a rich structure of moduli space. The low energy superpotential constraints the colorless baryon $\A,\B$ and meson $\M$ fields to satisfy \[branchconstraint\] -[det]{}=\_[2M]{}\^[4M]{} . The baryonic branch of moduli space follows from (\[branchconstraint\]) with $\M=0$ and generalizesthe $\Z_2$ invariant vacuum $\A=\B$ dual to the famous Klebanov-Strassler solution [@KS]. The latter can be generalized to the one-dimensional family of supergravity backgrounds [@GHK] that were found in [@BGMPZ]. Their corresponding geometries are sometimes called resolved warped deformed conifolds because they break the $\Z_2$ symmetry of the KS solution which exchanges the two $S^2$ of the deformed conifold. These solutions are dual to the field theory on the baryonic branch of moduli space and could be called the baryonic branch of the KS solution.

The field theory in question admits addition of fundamental matter without breaking the supersymmetry of the Lagrangian. Potentially, the full moduli space of the original theory (\[branchconstraint\]) may not survive hence posing a question of finding the moduli space of the new theory. Besides


baryon fields $\A,\B$. Consequently one is to conclude that the whole baryonic branch of the moduli space survives after fundamental matter is added. We note though that the field theory argument is not completely rigorous because the theory in question is not actually ever weakly coupled. On the contrary using the gravity dual description seems like a more reliable approach here. On the gravity side the fundamental matter is represented through a stack of D7-branes [@KarchKatz]. In a general case when the number of flavors is comparable to the number of colors the analysis could be very complicated. Indeed to prove the existence of supersymmetric vacuum with, say, a given value of baryon vevs, one would have to construct a novel supergravity solution which includes backreaction of thethe same for all $U$ the tension of the BPS domain wall is the same for all $U$ as well in accordance with the field theory expectations [@DKS].

The equation (\[cond1\]) implies the following identities which, as well as (\[dilaton\]), can be checked straightforwardly[^2] \[constr1\] d(e\^[2A]{}J)=UH ,\
\[constr2\] e\^[2A-2]{}HJ=2 U dAJ J .

As was shown in [@Martucci] the kappa-symmetry condition can be interpreted in terms of the generalized calibrations. Indeed for the D7-brane the action is calibrated by some form $w$ \[ineq\] S\_[D7]{}=\_e\^[4A-]{}+e\^[4A]{}Ce\^\_w ,\
w=. -e\^[4A]{}e\^|\_[top form on ]{}=\
\[wcal\] =[e\^[2A]{}Je\^[2A]{}J2]{}-U e\^[2A]{}J+U\^2B-[U\^2 BB2]{} . Here $\F$ is the gauge-invariant flux on D7 $\F=B+d\gaugeA$.

Although (\[wcal\]) defines $w$ only on $\Sigma$ is can be extrapolated outside of $\Sigma$ by continuing the world-volume gauge field $A$ outside of $\Sigma$ in an arbitrary way. Using (\[constr1\],\[constr2\]) one can check that (\[wcal\]) defines a


is either $1$ or $-1$ depending on the sign of $1+\sinh\psi(r_s-r_a)$. In the first case when $1+\sinh\psi(r_s-r_a)>0$ and $\cos\varphi=1$ the expression for $L$ becomes \[isdL\] L=-x- y ,\
x=1+r\_a\^2-r\_s\^2 ,y=2r\_s . This expression reaches its minimum $L=0$ when $y=\sinh\psi\ x$ (this condition is compatible with $1+\sinh\psi(r_s-r_a)>0$). The constraint $\cos\varphi=1$ is equivalent to the condition that $\Sigma$ is holomorphic and $y=\sinh\psi\ x$ is exactly the kappa-symmetry equation (\[ksc\]).

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One canappropriate approximation to the throat region of a compact manifold. In these scenarios the D7-brane plays a crucial role of stabilizing the size of the compactification manifold through the non-perturbative effect of gaugino condensation [@KKLT]. To assure stability of the D7-brane (and flat potential for the inflaton field) it should be supersymmetric (in the non-compact limit). Now this construction can be generalized for the backgrounds from the BGMPZ family. One advantage of this construction is a mechanism to tune the potential of the probe D3-brane in the scenario of [@KKLMMT] by choosing an appropriate value of the baryonic condensate [@DKS]. Note though that this in turn would require a fined tuned potential for $U$ which could be difficult to achieve. Another interesting scenario is to consider a closed


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z**2 - z + 1. Let k(c) = c**3 - c**2 + c - 1. Let o(g) = 2*k(g) - s(g). Is o(2) prime?
True
Suppose 837*d - 2819 = 836*d. Is d composite?
False
Suppose 0 = -5*f + 12323 + 30722. Is f a composite number?
False
Let l(b) = -459*b - 5. Is l(-2) prime?
False
Let m(h) = -16*h**3 + 23*h + 216. Is m(-11) a prime number?
False
Suppose f = -5*w + 217, 5*f - 93 = -4*w + 68. Is w/(-66)*((-27726)/4 + 0) prime?
True
Let m = -63279 - -127086. Is m a prime number?
False
Is 2*(-6)/(-12) + 12437 + -5 a composite number?
False
Suppose 3*q - 29 = o, -3*o = 5*q - 0*o - 25. Suppose 2*r = -0*r + q. Is (341/(-44))/((-1)/r) a prime number?
True
Suppose -8582 - 88676 = -7*u. Iswe have and incorporate any changes.

We also explain the client that anything that does not get revisions or comments from them is automatically approved. This is specially good because it makes clients think very hard and it forces them to be very conscious about the approval process. You see if they approve something it will cost them more to change later. So, they know that if they don’t ask for changes that’s what they are getting at the end. I know this sounds kind of strict but it produces happy clients on the long run, believe it or not.

Once the client has provided comments and revisions for the draft iteration we incorporate those changes into a new version and send it right to the client. This is the


Let z be q(-6). What is the nearest to -0.1 in -3, z, -1492?
z
Let t be (-8)/36 - ((-525)/27)/(-7). Which is the nearest to -2?  (a) -5  (b) t  (c) 6
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Let d = -0.4279 + -0.0061. Let f = -0.054 - d. Let z = f + 1.62. What is the nearest to 0 in 0.5, 0.2, z?
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Let f = -71.4 - -71. Let l = -1175 - -1179. Which is the nearest to 40?  (a) -0.3  (b) f  (c) l
c
Suppose 3*z = 4*x - 2*z, x - z + 1 = 0. What is the nearest to 0.09 in -7, 0.3, x, 3?
0.3
Let k = -7841/23 - -341. Let v = 0.4497 + 0.0493. Let l = 0.499 - v. Which              2
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expert for the defense. The Petitioner did not present any evidence at the post-conviction
hearing providing information about what evidence an investigator or blood spatter
expert would have discovered. In Tennessee, the petitioner must meet a rigorous test to
prove that Counsel‟s failure to present a witness was prejudicial:

       [W]hen a petitioner contends that trial counsel failed to discover, interview,
       or present witnesses in support of his defense, . . . the petitioner [must
       prove] that (a) a material witness existed and the witness could have been
       discovered but for counsel‟s neglect in his investigation of the case,the Detroit Lions last year, including eight starts. He finished with 39 catches for 461 yards and one touchdown.

The Dolphins already have starters Mike Wallace, Brian Hartline, Brandon Gibson and Rishard Matthews on the roster at wide receiver. The Dolphins are also reportedly high on Armon Binns, who is rehabbing from a knee injury suffered last year.

Burleson would likely at best be a number five receiver, unless Hartline or Gibson are not as far along in their recoveries from season-ending injuries as the Dolphins had expected at this point.

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While Wallace’s contract makes trading him almost


benzylpenicillin itself. Compared to the benzylpenicillin derivatives, sulfonamidomethyl esters of benzoic, clofibric and valproic acids display a much higher stability, giving rise to a Brønsted beta1g value of -0.96 and suggesting that tertiary sulfonamidomethyl esters may be useful prodrugs for carboxylic acid drugs with pKa > 4.Or "git gc --aggressive".

A:

Depending on what you want to do with your repository, you might also consider using the following git clone option:
   --depth <depth>
       Create a shallow clone with a history truncated to the specified
       number of revisions. A shallow repository has a number of
       limitations (you cannot clone or fetch from it, nor push from nor
       into it), but is adequate if you are only interested in the recent
       history of a large project with a long history, and would want to
       send in fixes as patches.

A:

git-gc calls


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Reference Options pattern in ASP.NET Core

Neuroprotective effect of berberine against environmental heavy metals-induced neurotoxicity and Alzheimer's-like disease in rats.
Heavy metals are reported as neurodegenerative disorders progenitor. They play a role in the precipitation of abnormal β-amyloid protein and hyper-phosphorylated tau, the main hallmarks of Alzheimer's disease (AD). The present study aimed to validate the heavy metals-induced Alzheimer's-like disease in rats as an experimental model of AD and explore the therapeutic effect of berberine via tracking its effect on the oxidative stress-inflammatory pathway. Alzheimer's-like disease was induced in rats orally by a mixture of aluminium, cadmium and fluoride for three months, followed by berberine treatment for another one month. Berberine significantly improved the cognitive behaviors in Morris water maze test and offered a protective effect against heavy metals-induced memory impairment. Docking results showed that


The latest film in the Star Wars saga is set to introduce many new characters in the war between The Resistance and the First Order, and some details about some key characters just released.

Popular card game Top Trumps released a new set based on Star Wars: The Last Jedi, with some cards revealing information about some of the movie's new additions, such as Rose Tico's sister and ace pilot Paige.

It also has information on the A-Wing pilot known as Tallie Lintra and another bomber known as Nix.

For Paige, the card reveals the following information:

Resistance gunner for Cobalt Squadron, Paige has the nerves of steel required to target point defense cannons and incoming enemy starfighters that harass her hefty bomber during crucial runs.

Tallie's entry in the card game reads:

Askilled A-Wing pilot fighting for the Resistance, Tallie must escort bombers to keep enemy ships off them until they are in position to drop their explosive payloads.

And Nix's profile states:

Within the cramped innards of the Resistance Cobalt bomber, Nix attends the bomb release trigger ready to drop the vessel's explosive payload onto First Order targets.

These same characters are likely to play a major role in Elizabeth Wein's novel for Star Wars: The Last Jedi titled Cobalt Squadron.

It remains to be seen how much of an impact these characters will have in the film, though Tallie and Paige already have their own action figures on sale in stores. Paige will also be featured in a comic book with Rose that's set to release after Star Wars: The Last Jedi


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The Samson 30mm DMR mount was on my shortlist for optic mounts which I wanted to try, especially as I was given the opportunity to be part of Samson's Operation X. This particular 30mm mount is very robust and not minimal in any sense. It is a very robust mount, which I wanted for a similarly constructed optic.

First Opinion:

The SR4C has the same feel as its bigger brother the SR8C. Right out of the box I could tell that the optic was going give me more worth than I originally imagined from a 1-4x. At 1X the optic was extremely clear and as close to 1x as an LPV can ever get to. (None of them are truly 1x, but they can be extremely close) The magnification adjustmentdiscontinued the SR4C as well as other optics which they produced. This is not a negative reflection of this optic, it is a reflection of the evolution and progress of their product. Currently the only way to purchase an SR4C is finding a new one sitting on a shelf somewhere or getting it used. Going rates for one without a mount is around $1600 as I have seem them currently. Most keep these optics as they are fantastic and finding another 1-4x with the same build quality and reticle is very difficult.

. There is no noticeable distortion or vignette at magnification. The reticle is superb and the red dot is on par with any out of the box Aimpoint 4MOA RDS. I have shot and owned dozens of


temperatures that are somewhat larger than those that prevail on accreting white dwarfs. In subsequent work, we intend to overcome this constraint. It is, nevertheless, interesting to relate physical depth to optical depth of the boundary layer. In doing that, it is important to exclude the disk fluid that is spinning close to the Keplerian velocity. We, therefore, define the disk-boundary layer interface as the region where the gradient of the angular velocity vanishes: $\partial \Omega / \partial r = 0$ at $r=r_m$. In the boundary layer ($r<r_m$) the matter is spinning with a toroidal velocity that is smaller than the Keplerian velocity. For that sub-Keplerian accreted material, we plot the optical depth due to Thompson scattering as a function of meridional angle in Fig. 3. Here wethe corotation [@tsa09]. Unstable modes could be trapped and grow between (i) the surface of the WD and the strong shear region; and/or (ii) between the strong shear region and the corotation radius at larger radii in the inner disk, in a manner similar to the Papaloizou-Pringle instability [@papa84; @papa85; @papa87] observed in simulations of disks with a rigid inner boundary [@Godon1997]. The question of how the instability will develop cannot be addressed without full 3D simulations, which are beyond the scope of this work. However, a Richardson number $<1/4$ in the boundary layer region and [*at*]{} the stellar surface raises the possibility of an instability. This instability could develop in the form of waves in the “spread layer” as studied by @pir04b to explain DNOs in CVs,


around the WD. This setup comprises three parts: the disk, the stellar atmosphere and the halo. This improves on the previous simulations of [@Kley87a] which did not include a stellar atmosphere. For stability reasons it is important that the pressure of the three components match at their respective interfaces. This is to prevent shocks from dominating the solution. We have therefore carefully designed the domain to ensure the partial pressures are identical at the common interface.

The radius of the star is $r=9000\textrm{km}$. We assume that the disk is symmetric in the plane and that is it axisymmetric. We use the model of [@Balsara04]. In their notation, we have $a=1/2$ and $\gamma=5/3$, so their model effectively reduces to a constant density in the disk plane for our case. Weassume the the initial halo, atmosphere and disk are isothermal and obey the polytropic equation of state $$\label{eq:polytrope}
P=K\rho^\gamma$$ We set $\rho_0=1.2\times10^{-5} \textrm{g}\textrm{cm}^{-3}$. Setting a temperature for the disk then fully determines $K$. Above the disk plane the partial pressure of the disk matter follows the prescription of a plane parallel atmosphere where the pressure falls off with the e-folding distance given by the scale height. The density is calculated according to eq. \[\[eq:polytrope\]\] (see [@Landau87].

The temperature of the WD is set to $T_*=300000\textrm{K}$. The atmospheric scale height is given by $H=RT_*/g\mu$, where $g=GM/r^2$, $R$ is the gas constant and $\mu$ is the mean molecular weight. The inner boundary of the computational domain is set to $r_*-5H_*$. The disk scale height is given by $H_d=c_s\sqrt{r/g}$, where $c_s=\sqrt{\gamma P/\rho}$ is the


The halo’s temperature is chosen to be high enough that the mass in the halo is less than the mass in the disk or the WD atmosphere by a factor of 35, making it dynamically unimportant. The temperature of the halo is set so $T_h=50T_d$. The scale height of the halo is determined by the gravitational component in the z-direction. The density of the halo is set to match the pressure of the disk one disk scale height above the disk base at $r_*$.

The careful pressure matching described above ensures that the dynamical instabilities at $t=0$ are negligible. Therefore, the computational model will quickly stabilize to a dynamical equilibrium.

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Abramowicz, M., Brandenburg, A., & Lasota, J.-P. 1996, , 281, L21

Alexakis, A., et al. 2004, , 602, 931

Balbus, S. A., Gammie,isolated, 5 cDNA clones (HB5.12, HB3.18, HB3.2, HB3.21 and HB4.5) which almost completed the sequence of NMMHC-B. The amino acid sequences of human NMMHC-B was more similar to that of the chicken NMMHC-B (95% identity) as compared to human NMMHC-A (77% identity). The amino acid sequence of chicken smooth muscle myosin was homologous to human NMMHCs, but there was no significant difference among human.NMMHC-A, B and chicken smooth muscle myosin (% identity in amino acids: 74%,.75%, respectively). We constructed two peptides from the C-terminal sequence of the two isoforms to generate specific antibodies to distinguish NMMHC-A protein from B. ELISA and immunoblot tests showed that our antibodies were able to distinguish two isoforms. We also obtained an antibody that recognizes both NMMHC-A and B by the immunization of


the usual cigarette brand because these brands produce menthol cigarettes exclusively or predominantly.

Data were weighted to account for the complex survey design and adjusted for nonresponse; national prevalence estimates were calculated with 95% confidence intervals. Current flavored product use estimates for 2018 were assessed for any tobacco product and for each product individually, by school type, sex, and race/ethnicity. Use of flavored bidis was first included in the survey in 2016, so 2014--2015 data do not include bidis. For each school type, presence of linear and nonlinear (i.e., quadratic) trends were assessed during 2014--2018.[^§^](#FN3){ref-type="fn"} For all analyses, p-values \<0.05 were considered statistically significant. Analyses were conducted using SAS (version 9.4; SAS Institute) and SUDAAN (version 11.0.3; RTI International).

In 2018, 27.1% of high school students and 7.2% of middle        ---
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  Other, non-Hispanic                                      64.4 (57.5--70.8)            68.6 (62.0--74.5)   44.8 (35.0--54.9)   44.2 (30.7--58.5)   31.6 (19.2--47.3)   28.2 (17.3--42.5)use in 2018. E-cigarettes were the most commonly used flavored tobacco product in 2018; flavored e-cigarette use has increased in recent years. During 2014--2018, use of any flavored tobacco product decreased among high school students who currently use tobacco products; however, no change occurred among middle school student users. The high prevalence of flavored tobacco product use among middle and high school students is a concern because flavors can increase the appeal of tobacco products to youths, promote youth initiation of tobacco products, and result in lifelong tobacco product use ([@R3],[@R4]).

A recent examination of online tobacco retailers found that a sizable proportion of noncigarette tobacco products for sale in the United States are flavored ([@R5]). The recent increase in flavored e-cigarette use among youths might be due, in


to tug on the yarn quite a bit to keep it tight enough...not a stretchy yarn. Love the color combination.

If you don't want to carry it over your shoulder, knit the lace portion shorter. Further, I knit this seamless, starting with a provisional CO. It looks like the blue bag on the web page was started that way, too.

Barbara, good to see you post again! I have used sugar and cream cotton and plymouth fantasy naturale with good success. The pattern I have used is on the Plymouth website. The cotton does stretch, but for the type of bag of I made it is ok. As far as making the bottom sturdier, what about making 2 bottoms and stitching them together? just a guess. judy

I've made the sameNatural killer (NK) cells participate in the innate immune response against pathogens and tumors. There is growing evidence that they are involved in allograft rejection and possibly in certain autoimmune diseases. The receptors on NK cells responsible for their activation are only now being appreciated. One of these receptors, NKG2D has been implicated in the ability of NK cells to kill certain tumors and virus-infected cells. NKG2D is present on all NK cells, CDS+T cells, y6-TcR + T cells and some activated macrophages. Recently, we and others cloned a family of mouse genes, designated RAE-1, encoding MHC class I-like proteins that bind with high affinity to mouse NKG2D. Human orthologs of the RAE-1 genes (designated as either ULBP or RAE-l-like genes) have been identified and the proteins encoded


resistance, and/or air permeability characteristics of the air bag.
Airbags as supplementary restraint devices for passengers in vehicles have, for example, historically been produced from woven fabrics formed from warp and weft fibers or yarns. The warp and weft fibers or yarns used to form such woven airbags have typically been predominantly nylon 6,6 with filament counts between 34 to 250. Airbag fabrics, including coated fabrics, woven from yarns, including flat yarns, have been described, for example, in U.S. Pat. Nos. 5,508,073; 5,881,776; 6,632,753; and 6,803,333, and in U.S. Published Patent Application Nos. 2006/0284403 and 2007/0031621.
Airbags have also been manufactured using a continuous film of, for example, polyamide or polyurethane. Life Hightech Co Ltd, for instance, markets airbags based on polyurethane films. Using a film for airbags offers the
Show HN: I wrote a .NET to JS compiler. Here's an XNA demo compiled to JS. - kevingadd
http://hildr.luminance.org/Platformer/Platformer.html
======
kevingadd
If my Linode falls over while hosting this, or you want to download all the
files and host them locally to play with it, I've put a ZIP file of the demo
up on my dropbox here: <http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1643240/Platformer.zip>

Please note that it won't work if loaded from file:// because Firefox and
Chrome are really aggressive about cross-origin checks (I think IE9 and IE10
will load it just fine from disk, though).

Questions and comments highly welcomed. :) The compiler is still relatively
immature, but I'm very optimistic about where I can take it in the future.

------
hugh4life
Really nice...

I found it interesting that you are with Mozilla considering the guy behind
the llvm-to-javascript compiler works there too...

<https://github.com/kripken/emscripten>

~~~
kevingadd
Yeah, Azakai's brilliant. The paper


4.5, GCC has a suppression option
#pragma GCC diagnostic ignored "-Wunused-result"
#endif

#endif //__INTEL_COMPILER

#include <stdio.h>
#include "machine.h"
#include "types.h"
#include "util.h"
#include "imageio.h" /* error codes etc */
#include "ppm.h"

static int getint(FILE * dfile) {
  char ch[200];
  int i;
  int num;

  num=0;
  while (num==0) {
    fscanf(dfile, "%s", ch);
      while (ch[0]=='#') {
        fgets(ch, 200, dfile);
      }
    num=sscanf(ch, "%d", &i);
  }
  return i;
}

int readppm(char * name, int * xres, int * yres, unsigned char **imgdata) {
  char data[200];
  FILE * ifp;
  int i;
  size_t bytesread;
  int datasize;

  ifp=fopen(name, "r");
  if (ifp==NULL) {
   which results in the electron beams travelling farther as the deflection angle increases .
A vast simplification in external convergence hardware has been made possible by the development of the so-called in-line type electron gun. Indeed, with proper design of the deflection yoke, in-line gun picture tubes can be made that require no external convergence apparatus. However, there are constraints placed on yoke positioning. In delta gun picture tubes positioning of the yoke along the tube neck was required. In "self-converged" in-line type tubes the yoke axis must also be movable with respect to the tube axis to achieve convergence. These movements take the form of vertical and horizontal tilt adjustments, which physically offset the yoke from the tube axis until the electron beams coincide with the phosphor deposits.
There


Q:

I cannot include an image in a TCPDF header

To create a custom header and footer, I used TCPDF's header() and footer() functions, but when I try to include an image in the header using the function $this->image(), the image cannot be displayed. Other images in the document are working fine.

A:

Try this example:
$pdf->SetHeaderData("image.jpg", PDF_HEADER_LOGO_WIDTH, "Application PDF", "Application Form\nRaining Pesos, Inc. - www.rainingpesos.com");

The first parameter is where you put the image on the header, but make sure on your path image config,
define ('K_PATH_IMAGES', '/images/');

make sure the images that you want to display on the pdf is in the folder you set, in this example the folder 'images' contains the 'image.jpg'.
Hope it helps!

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                    'order' => 7,
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            ),
          ),
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        $this->assertEquals($result, $this->reflection->getProperty('data'));
    }

    public function testCase2ModuleHook()
    {
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components of the state vector defined on the light-front plane $\omega{\makebox[0.08cm]{$\cdot$}}x =0$. The explicit covariance allows one to construct the general form of the light-front wave function for a system with a given spin. The relativistic deuteron wave function on the light front contains six spin components, in contrast to two components – S and D-waves – in the nonrelativistic case. Its general form is given in [@karm81; @ck-deut]. Below we will keep only three dominating components: $$\begin{aligned}
\label{eq1}
{\mit\Psi}_{\lambda}^{\sigma_2\sigma_1}&=&
\sqrt{m}e_{\lambda}^{\nu}(p)
\bar{u}^{\sigma_2}(k_2)\phi_{\nu}U_c\bar{u}^{\sigma_1}(k_1),
\nonumber\\
\phi_{\nu}&=&
\varphi_1\frac{(k_1- k_2)_{\nu}}{2m^2}
+\varphi_2\frac{1}{m}\gamma_{\nu}
-\varphi_5\frac{i}{m^2\omega{\makebox[0.08cm]{$\cdot$}}p}\gamma_5
\epsilon_{\nu\alpha\beta\gamma}
k_1^{\alpha}k_2^{\beta}\omega^{\gamma},\end{aligned}$$ where $p$ and $k_{1,2}$ are the on masswhere the so called pair term with the pion exchange dominates, this component (together with a similar component in the scattering state) automatically incorporates 50% of the pair term contribution and therefore dominates too. Another 50% is given by the contact interaction (see below).

Electromagnetic vertex {#emv}
======================

The electromagnetic vertex $J_{\mu\nu}^{\rho}$ we use to calculate the deuteron form factors corresponds to the sum of the impulse approximation (IA) (figure \[f1\_ks92\_b\]) and of the contact interaction (C) (figure \[ct4\]) which takes partially into account the two-body current: $$\label{eq4a}
J_{\mu\nu}^{\rho}=J_{\mu\nu}^{\rho}({\rm IA})+J_{\mu\nu}^{\rho}({\rm C}).$$ These contributions are explained in what follows.

The deuteron IA electromagnetic vertex is shown in figure \[f1\_ks92\_b\]. The dashed line is associated with a fictitious particle – the so called spurion. It reflects the fact that, although all the momenta are on


&&\langle \lambda ' \vert J^\rho({\rm IA}) \vert \lambda \rangle
   =e^{*\mu}_{\lambda'}(p') J_{\mu\nu}^{\rho}({\rm IA})e^{\nu}_{\lambda}(p)\ ,\\
&&J_{\mu\nu}^{\rho}({\rm IA})=\frac{m}{(2\pi)^3}\int
Tr[ \phi'_{\mu} \; (\hat{k}'_2+m) \; \Gamma^{\rho} \; (\hat{k}_2+m)\;
\phi_{\nu}(\hat{k}_1-m) ]
\; \frac{d^3k_1}{(1-x)^2 2\varepsilon_{k_1}},\nonumber\end{aligned}$$ where $x=\omega{\makebox[0.08cm]{$\cdot$}}k_1/\omega{\makebox[0.08cm]{$\cdot$}}p$. The wave function $\phi_{\nu}=\phi_{\nu}(k_1,k_2,p,\omega\tau)$ given by eq.(\[eq1\]) corresponds to the deuteron initial state, while $\phi'_{\mu}=\phi_{\mu}(k_1,k'_2,p',\omega\tau')$ corresponds to its final state. $\Gamma_{\rho}$ is the electromagnetic vertex of the nucleon:

$$\label{eq5}
\Gamma^{\rho}=F_1\gamma^{\rho}
+\frac{iF_2}{2m}\sigma^{\rho\alpha}q_{\alpha},$$

$F_1$ and $F_2$ being theone) is a transposed matrix. The factor $[\gamma_0\phi'_{\mu}U_c\gamma_0]^{\dagger}$ originates from the conjugated final deuteron wave function: $$\label{wfc} \left(
\bar{u}(k'_2)\phi'_{\mu}U_c\bar{u}(k_1)\right)^{\dagger}=
u(k_1)[\gamma_0\phi'_{\mu}U_c\gamma_0]^{\dagger}u(k'_2) =  - u(k_1)
\bar{\phi}'_{\mu}  u(k'_2),$$ where $\bar{\phi}=\gamma_0 \phi^{\dagger} \gamma_0$. With the wave function (\[eq1\]) we get: $$[\gamma_0\phi'_{\mu}U_c\gamma_0]^{\dagger}=-U_c\phi'_{\mu}$$ and, hence, obtain the factor: $$-U_c(\hat{k}_1+m)^tU_c=(\hat{k}_1-m),$$ that gives the trace in eq.(\[eq4\]). A more detailed derivation of (\[eq4\]) by means of the LFD graph technique can be found in [@cdkm]. Next section is devoted to the derivation of the contact contributions.

The contact interaction {#contact}
=======================

A peculiarity of the LFD is the existence, in addition to the impulse approximation, of the so called instantaneous (or contact) interaction in the $NNB\gamma$ vertex, where $B$ is any of the mesons $\pi,\rho,\ldots$, building the NN potential. Its contribution to the electromagnetic vertex in $g^2$ order is shown


(\hat{k}'_2+m)\Gamma^{\rho} \left(-\frac{\hat{\omega}} {2\omega {\makebox[0.08cm]{$\cdot$}}k'_2}\right)V (\hat{k}_2+m)\phi_{\nu}U_c \nonumber \\
\times [(\hat{k}'_1+m) V(\hat{k}_1+m)]^{t} \} \frac{1}{(\mu^2+\vec{K}\,^2)} \frac{d^3k_1}                                             -
(\vec{n}{\makebox[0.08cm]{$\cdot$}}\vec{k}\,')(\vec{n}{\makebox[0.08cm]{$\cdot$}}\vec{k})
\frac{(\varepsilon_{k'}-\varepsilon_k)^2}
{\varepsilon_{k'}\varepsilon_k} +(\varepsilon_{k'}^2
+\varepsilon_k^2-\frac{1}{2}M^2)
\left|\frac{\vec{n}{\makebox[0.08cm]{$\cdot$}}\vec{k}\,'}{\varepsilon_{k'}}
-\frac{\vec{n}{\makebox[0.08cm]{$\cdot$}}\vec{k}}{\varepsilon_k}\right|\ .$$

In the time ordered graph technique, the


contraction. However the expression for ${\cal G}_1$ contains not only the contraction with $\omega_{\rho}$ but also others terms. Hence, the $J^+$ component is not enough to find ${\cal G}_1$.

One can easily check, using $\omega{\makebox[0.08cm]{$\cdot$}}q=0$, that one has for the nucleon electromagnetic vertex (\[eq5\]) $\hat{\omega}\omega_{\rho}\Gamma^{\rho}=\omega_{\rho}\Gamma^{\rho}\hat{\omega}=0$. Here $\hat{\omega}$ appears from the contact interaction, the contraction $\omega_{\rho}\Gamma^{\rho}$ is the result of eq.(\[eq7\]). Therefore the contact terms do not contribute to ${\cal F}_1,{\cal F}_2$, due to the contraction with $\omega_{\rho}$ in (\[eq7\]). They contribute only to ${\cal G}_1$. The form factors found this way are still not exact, but they are separated from the non-physical ones $B_{1-8}$. As shown in [@ks9294] and in [@karm96], this separation is important, since the admixture of $B_i$ can considerably change the results.

After calculating traces and contractingbetween the theoretical and experimental results has to be understood in the context of this uncertainty that we would like to estimate.

The influence of different NEMFF parametrizations on the deuteron structure function $A(Q^2)$ is shown in figure \[A\_EMFF\]. The results in figure \[A\_EMFF\](a) are fully non relativistic whereas those in \[A\_EMFF\](b) correspond to LFD impulse approximation. The choice of the NEMFF has small influence at low momentum transfer. For instance at $Q^2=0.5$ (GeV/c)$^2$, the deviation in the nonrelativistic structure function $A$ is $\approx 15\%$. This deviation increases with $Q^2$ and reaches already a factor two at $Q^2=2$ (GeV/c)$^2$ between BKL and SP parametrizations. The difference becomes dramatic for the last measured values $Q^2=6$ (GeV/c)$^2$ where there is one order of magnitude in the structure functions $A(Q^2)$ calculated using


to 300 kbp that is required for the cloning of large DNA and RNA virus genomes. Maintenance and faithful replication of the BAC construct in *E. coli* are facilitated by components encoded in the minimal fertility factor replicon (mini-F), the backbone of the BAC vector. Replication of the BAC is initiated at the *origin of replication S (oriS*) and stringently regulated by the *repE* and *repF* gene products encoded in the mini-F. Resulting copies of the replicon are subsequently allocated to the two daughter cells. This dynamic process is facilitated by the mini-F-encoded proteins SopA and SopB and the centromere region*sopC* \[[@B1]\]. Bacterial antibiotic resistance cassettes present in the BAC vector backbone allow the selection in *E. coli*. Besides the essential sequences required for replication and maintenance, many BACinto the viral genome to visualize infected cells *in vitro* and *in vivo* or fused to a viral protein to determine its localization in living cells \[[@B3], [@B6], [@B8]\]. In addition, luciferase reporter genes can be inserted which allows tracking of the virus in live animals \[[@B9], [@B10]\]. Even single nucleotides can be edited in the virus genome, a modification that is almost impossible with conventional virus mutagenesis in mammalian cells.

Until now, BACs have been generated for a large number of DNA but also some RNA viruses. In this paper we provide an overview on strategies for the generation of virus BAC clones for both DNA and RNA viruses. Furthermore, we review the viral BAC systems that are currently available to the research community. As modification of virus


genomes is an important tool in virological research, we outline the available mutagenesis techniques for viral BAC vectors. Last but not least, we describe various techniques that can be used for the removal of the mini-F from viral genomes upon reconstitution in eukaryotic cells.

2. Generation of Bacterial Artificial Chromosomes (BACs) {#sec2}
========================================================

2.1. Homologous Recombination in Mammalian Cells {#sec2.1}
------------------------------------------------

One of the most common methods for the insertion of the mini-F vector into the genomes of DNA viruses utilizes the recombination machinery of mammalian cells. For this approach, a transfer vector is generated that harbors the mini-F cassette flanked by sequences identical to the insertion site in the virus genome. The choice of the mini-F insertion site is critical as essential genes may not be affected in the process \[[@B11]\]. Circularvarious mutations into a single locus. Furthermore, the system allows the insertion of short and long sequences that can be utilized for the development of vector vaccines. However, the RecA system has also a number of disadvantages. The major problem poses the instability of the BAC clones upon induction of the recombination system, often resulting in the loss of large portions of the BAC. The frequency of unwanted recombination events is increased when negative selection markers are used. Finally, construction of the shuttle plasmids can be very laborious if several loci in a BAC construct are targeted for mutagenesis.

4.3. Recombineering of BAC Constructs {#sec4.3}
-------------------------------------

An alternative system for the modification of BACs in *E. coli* is the well-established Red and RecE/T recombination systems that are derived from bacteriophage *λ*


system usually utilizes PCR products that contain a positive selection marker and sequences homologous to the target site in the BAC at either end as substrate for recombination. The short homologous sequences needed for targeted insertion into the BAC construct can readily be inserted by 5′ overhangs of the primers used for PCR amplification of the selection marker. The PCR products are then electroporated into *E. coli* that harbor the desired BAC construct. Clones that incorporate the cassette can be selected for the presence of the selection marker. Several mutagenesis techniques have been developed that often combine Red or RecE/T with other recombination systems and strategies that allow the removal of unwanted sequences.

One of these recombination systems that utilize specific recognition sites is the Cre/*loxP* system of bacteriophagea BAC construct, a positive selection marker is amplified by PCR using primers with 30 to 50 bp extensions that are homologous to the target site in the BAC ([Figure 2(a)](#fig2){ref-type="fig"}, light blue and orange boxes) \[[@B7]\]. This PCR product is electroporated into recombination-competent bacteria that harbor the BAC clone. The short homologous sequences at the end of the PCR product are used for two individual Red recombination events that result in the replacement of the target sequence with the selection marker. The resistance gene cassette remains in the BAC and cannot be used for the mutagenesis of a second locus in the construct ([Figure 2(a)](#fig2){ref-type="fig"}).

Another strategy that allows the removal of the resistance marker utilizes the Cre/*loxP* and FLP/*FRT* recombination systems as described in [Section 4.3](#sec4.3){ref-type="sec"}. For this


           EHV-4       *Equid herpesvirus 4*            146 kbp       \[[@B37]\]
   Felid herpesvirus 1                        FeHV-1      *Felid herpesvirus 1*            136 kbp       \[[@B38]\]
   Herpes simplex virus 1                     HSV-1       *HumanPTPN11 (P = 0.006), RUNX1 (P = 0.024), TET2 (P = 0.002), and ASXL1 (P = 0.023). The complete remission rate was significantly lower in DNMT3A mutation-positive cases (4.26%, P = 0.011) and TP53 mutation-positive cases (2.13%, P = 0.031) than in negative cases. The overall survival rate was significantly poorer in cases with FLT3-ITD (P = 0.003), DNMT3A (P = 0.033), or TP53 mutation (P < 0.001). Conversely, cases with PTPN11 mutation (P = 0.014) had a significantly more favorable prognosis. In multivariate analysis, FLT3-ITD (P = 0.011) and TP53 mutation positivity (P = 0.002) were independent poor prognostic factors, as were a performance status of 3 or above (P < 0.001) and poor cytogenetic prognosis (P = 0.001). In contrast, PTPN11 mutation positivity (P = 0.023)


of the federal government, RCMP, military and families. Bring a nonperishable food item for charity. For reservations, call Gloria at 519-869-6326 or Pat at 519-869-8872

Thursday, Nov. 23

Art & Ideas Talk

Dr. Timothy Winegard, international historian, scholar and educator, who grew up in Sarnia and served with the Canadian Forces Reserves, to speak about First Nations participation in the First World War. Judith & Norman Alix Art Gallery, 147 Lochiel St., 7 p.m. Cost $20 plus tax. Must pre-register by calling 519-336-8127

Lakeroad School Council holding a vendor sale, bake sale, book fair, and silent auction with pizza by the slice. Proceeds to support school council programs. 955 Lakeshore Rd., 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. For more, call 519-542-5771

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The \N{shift\_key} function, which is called when walking from one
layer of Masstree to the next, shifts the current slice into the
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substring of \(s\) starting at index \(a\) and ending just before
index \(b\).
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modifications use transactions protected by locks.

Internal nodes are accessed during descent using hand-over-hand
validation by version.

Obtaining a locked pointer to a parent node requires hand-over-hand
locking with validation.

\section{Get}

Get first descends to the leaf responsible for a key,
then finds the key in that leaf. This proceeds a layer at a time.

Two related procedures, \N{descend} and \N{advance}, find within a layer
the leaf node responsible for key $k$. \N{Descend} is more fundamental:
every lookup involves one or more calls to \N{descend}. \N{Advance} is
used occasionally to fix lookups that happened concurrently with splits.

Both procedures return a leaf node $n$ and corresponding version $v$.
The version is never dirty (it was obtained by \N{stable\_version}).
Either version $v$ of leaf $n$ is responsible for $k$, or
$v.\V{deleted}$ is true.
However, neither \N{descend} nor \N{advance} lock nodes or perform any
writes to shared$n_c = \NIL$: \C{retry from root if concurrent remove reshaped tree} \\
\>\> goto retry \\
\> $v_c \gets \text{stable\_version}(n_c)$ \C{hand-over-hand validation} \\
\> \fence \\
\> if $v \oplus \readnow{n.\V{version}} > \V{locked}$: \C{$n$ changed, must retry} \\
\>\> $\V{oldv} \gets v$;~ $v \gets \text{stable\_version}(n)$ \\
\>\> if $v.\V{vsplit} \neq \V{oldv}.\V{vsplit}$: \C{retry from root when internal node splits} \\
\>\>\> goto retry \\
\> else: \\
\>\> $n \gets n_c$;~ $v \gets v_c$ \\
\> goto descend
\end{programtabbing}
\label{fig:nlookup}
\end{figure}

\begin{figure}[H]
\begin{programtabbing}
\textbf{advance}(leaf $n$, key $k$) \Returns{\(\langle
  \N{leaf $n'$, version $v$}\rangle\)}: \\
\CX{precondition: \(\N{lowkey}(n) \leq k.\V{slice}\)} \\
\CX{postcondition: either $v.\V{deleted}$ (caller should rerun \N{descend}), or version $v$ of leaf $n'$ is responsible for $k$} \\
\> $v \gets \text{stable\_version}(n)$;~ $\V{next} \gets n.\V{next}$ \\
\> while $!v.\V{deleted}$ and $\V{next} \neq \NIL$ and
	$k \geq \text{lowkey}(\V{next})$: \\
\>\> $n \gets \V{next}$;~ $v \gets \text{stable\_version}(n)$;~
	$\V{next} \gets n.\V{next}$ \\
\> return $\langle n, v


for the
item, namely \(n.\V{kslice}[\pi]\), \(n.\V{klength}[\pi]\),
\(n.\V{ksuffix}[\pi]\), \(n.\V{type}[\pi]\), and \(n.\V{value}[\pi]\)!
This allows concurrent readers who saw the \emph{old} permutation to
extract a correct value for the item, namely the old value. This is
correct---an overlapping reader can return the old value. Alternatively,
\N{remove} could dirty the node, but this would force readers to retry,
something we aim to avoid.

However, there is a wrinkle. We must ensure that a change in the node's keys
can be detected by examining the node's version---specifically, by examining
the version and the current node size. Thus, the sequence of operations
``insert(\textsc{x}); remove(\textsc{x})'' should change the node's version
number. To this end, we keep track of a per-node modification state, called
\(n.\V{modstate}\). This is either \INSERTING, if we are currently in the
midst of inserting keys into the node, or \REMOVING, if we're currently
removing keys from theleaf's memory once concurrent readers
have completed.

We next remove the node from the leaf linked list. Logical ``locks''
protect against neighbors' concurrent removes and splits, but to prevent
deadlock, these per-node locks are different from the main per-node
locks. The lock is a mark bit stolen from node \V{next} pointers. The mark
bit in \(n.\V{next}\) protects the setting of \(n.\V{next}\), and the
setting of \(n.\V{next}.\V{prev}\).

The \N{unlink\_leaf} function contains the code. (The code for inserting
new leaves during split is in \N{link\_split\_leaf}.) First, the
\(\ITEM{def}.\V{next}\) pointer is locked with a mark, shown in black
below. This lock protects both \(\ITEM{def}.\V{next}\) and
\(\ITEM{ghi}.\V{prev}\), so \ITEM{ghi} now cannot remove itself from the
list until \ITEM{def} is unlinked.

\begin{figure}[H]
\includegraphics[scale=.8]{remove1_3}
\end{figure}

\noindent%
But removing \ITEM{def} requires modifying, and therefore locking,
\(\ITEM{def}.\V{prev}.\V{next} = \ITEM{abc}.\V{next}\) as well. This
modification requires a retry loop, in case \ITEM{abc} splits or is
removed during the operation.

\begin{figure}[H]
\includegraphics[scale=.8]{remove1_31}
\end{figure}

\noindent%
With