 Currier v. Cyr, 570 A.2d 1205, 1210 (Me.1990).  The district court "is entitled to act upon probable and inferential as well as direct and positive proof in determining damages."   Bradford, 675 A.2d at 962;   Cyr, 570 A.2d at 1210.   In the present case, we think that the district court was justified in relying on the undisputed costs of Plaintiff's initial loss investigation, the cost of a salvor to raise the SEA FEVER, Plaintiff's repair costs for the vessel's machinery, and the insurer's estimate of water damage to the deck and superstructure of the vessel.  As a result, we do not think that the district court's estimate of Plaintiff's loss, reduced for Plaintiff's own comparative negligence,8 of $54,318.68 can bethat recovery shall be made "provided such loss or damage has not resulted from want of due diligence by the assured," the insurer acted as a volunteer in paying Sullivan despite his negligent conduct.  However, we conclude that the district court did not err in concluding that any consequent argument that the insurer was not necessarily required to pay Sullivan was not sufficiently compelling to meet the legal standard that the insurer clearly had no obligation to pay

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The Effects of Different Warm-up Volumes on the 100-m Swimming Performance: A Randomized Crossover Study.
The aim of this study was to compare the effect of 3 different warm-up (WU) volumes on 100-m swimming performance. Eleven male swimmers at the national level completed 3 time trials of 100-m freestyle on separate days and after a standard WU, a short WU (SWU), or a long WU (LWU) in a randomized sequence. All of them replicated some usual sets and drills, and the WU totaled 1,200 m, the SWU totaled 600 m, and the LWU totaled 1,800 m. The swimmers were faster after the WU (59.29 seconds; confidence interval [CI] 95%, 57.98-60.61) and after the SWU (59.38 seconds; CI 95%, 57.92-60.84) compared with the LWU (60.18 seconds; CI 95%, 58.53-61.83). TheGieseker semi-stable torsion sheaves ${{\mathcal E}}_\phi$ on the total space $X:=\mbox{Tot}(K_S)$. If the semistability and stability coincide, the moduli space ${\mathcal{N}}$ admits a symmetric obstruction theory in [@Behrend] since $X$ is a smooth Calabi-Yau threefold. There exists a dimension zero virtual fundamental cycle $[{\mathcal{N}}]^{\operatorname{vir}}\in H_0({\mathcal{N}})$. The moduli space ${\mathcal{N}}$ is not compact, but it admits a ${{\mathbb C}}^*$-action induced by the ${{\mathbb C}}^*$-action on $X$ by scaling the fibres of $X\to S$. The ${{\mathbb C}}^*$-fixed locus ${\mathcal{N}}^{{{\mathbb C}}^*}$ is compact, then from [@GP], ${\mathcal{N}}^{{{\mathbb C}}^*}$ inherits a perfect obstruction theory from ${\mathcal{N}}$ and one can define invariants using virtual localization.

But the obstruction sheaf in this case implies that this invariant is zero unless $H^{0,1}(S)=H^{0,2}(S)=0$, and the reason is that the obstruction sheaf contains a trivial summand. The right


represent the set of conjugacy classes for $G_i$. Let ${{\mathcal X}}=\mbox{Tot}(K_{{{\mathcal S}}})$ be the total space of $K_{{{\mathcal S}}}$, which is a Calabi-Yau smooth DM stack. Choose a generating sheaf $\Xi$ on ${{\mathcal S}}$ such that it contains all the irreducible representations of the local group $G_i$ of $P_i$. Fix a $K$-group class $\mathbf{c}\in K_0({{\mathcal S}})$ (determining a Hilbert polynomial $H$), and let ${\mathcal{N}}$ be the moduli space of stable Higgs pairs with $K$-group class $\mathbf{c}$. We work on the Vafa-Witten invariants $\operatorname{VW}$ for the moduli space ${\mathcal{N}}^{\perp}_{\mathbf{c}}$ of stable fixed determinant $K_{{{\mathcal S}}}$ and trace-free Higgs pairs with $K$-group class $\mathbf{c}$.

In this case we have a similar result as in Proposition \[prop\_second\_fixed\_loci\_Hilbert\_scheme\]. In the first case that ${{\mathcal Z}}_1=\emptyset$, we get the same result by deformation invariance$\Theta_n(q)$ is a ${{\mathbb Q}}$-linear combination of the theta series determined by some integer valued positive definite quadratic forms on ${{\mathbb Z}}^n$ and $\Theta_n(q)$ is a modular form of weight $n/2$. So the generating series (\[eqn\_generating\_Hilbert\_scheme\]) is a Fourier development of a meromorphic modular form of weight $-\chi(S)/2$ for some congruence subgroup in $SL_2({{\mathbb Z}})$. So this implies that it should be related to the S-duality conjecture for such surface DM stacks ${{\mathcal S}}$. But the Euler characteristic of $\operatorname{Hilb}^n({{\mathcal S}})$ is not the same as the contribution of it to the Vafa-Witten invariants $\operatorname{VW}({{\mathcal S}})$, which is the integration over its virtual fundamental cycle.

If the surface DM stack ${{\mathcal S}}$ is a smooth projective surface $S$, the formula (\[eqn\_generating\_Hilbert\_scheme\]) is reduced to the Göttsche formula $$\sum_{n\geq 0}\chi(\operatorname{Hilb}^n(S))q^{n-\frac{\chi(S)}{24}}=\eta(q)^{-\chi(S)}.$$

Evidence


surfaces II: semistable case, [*Pure Appl. Math. Q.*]{} 13 (2017), 517-562, Special Issue in Honor of Simon Donaldson, arXiv.1702.08488. R. P. Thomas, A holomorphic Casson invariant for Calabi-Yau 3-folds, and bundles on K3 fibrations, [*J. Differential Geom.*]{}, 54, 367-438, 2000. math.AG/9806111. R. P. Thomas, Equivariant K-theory and refined Vafa-Witten invariants, preprint, arXiv:1810.00078.

Y. Toda, S-Duality for surfaces with An -type singularities, [*Mathematische Annalen*]{} (2015), Vol. 363, Issue 1-2, 679-699.

Y. Toda, Curve counting theories via stable objects II: DT/ncDT flop formula, [J. reine angew. Math.]{} 675 (2013), 1-51. C. Vafa and E. Witten, *A strong coupling test of S-duality*, Nucl. Phys. **B431** 3–77, 1994. hep-th/9408074. K. Yoshioka, The Betti numbers of the moduli space of stable sheaves of rank 2 on ${{\mathbb P}}^2$, Kyoto University. K. Yoshioka, Moduli spaces of twisted sheaveslibraries, tools. It’s impossible to know, let alone understand it all. What an odd dichotomy.

But that dichotomy is rarely the highlight of any discussion with newcomers. We are all so eager to encourage and to rightfully exalt how easy it is to get started. So of course many people are left feeling a bit mislead when their lack of competency leads to failure. And of course they’re going to look for scapegoats, like poor tools or bad documentation.

Which is why its worth pondering what disservice we may be offering those who seek to learn programming by proclaiming just how super-duper easy it is now. Yes, we’ve made it easier and less intimidating to get started. That’s true progress. But getting started is, by definition, just the first step.

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allow you to sidestep this progression. There are only ones more or less likely to match your sentiments and ignite your motivation to understand it all. Find some of those and start walking.

I’ve spent my life’s work working with, understanding, and improving Ruby through Rails. A web framework extracted from Basecamp. Have a look at all three, if you haven’t.1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an optical recording medium, a recording/reproduction method and a recording/reproduction apparatus for recording and reproducing information by using radiation of a laser beam or the like.
2. Description of Prior Art
An optical recording medium has attracted attention as a memory having large capacity and high density. A rewritable optical recording medium called as erasable type have been developed. One of the erasable optical recording media has a recording layer made of a thin film which changes the phase between amorphous and crystalline states, and information is recorded and erased by thermal energy due to the laser beam radiation. An alloy film composed of Ge, Sb, Te, In etc. as main components, for example, GeSbTe film, is known as the phase-change


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Relationship between amphetamine and environmentally induced stereotypies in pigs.
The study investigated the relationship between the behavioural response to a standard dose of amphetamine and environmentally induced stereotypies in pigs. There were large individual differences in the frequency of amphetamine-induced stereotypies and time spent in locomotion. In addition, these two measures tended to be negatively correlated to each other, indicating that they were competitive. Levels of amphetamine stereotypies were negatively correlated with those of chain manipulation and drinking after a period of 50 and 100 days of physical restraint and food restriction; levels of locomotion were positively correlated with levels of chain manipulation after 100 days of restraint and restrictive feeding. These results suggest that pigs differ in their predisposition to develop environmentally induced stereotypies, and that this isrecursively into smaller blocks.
Floor planning and placement. This step is concerned with selecting good layout alternatives for each block of the entire chip, as well as between blocks and to the edges. Floor planning is a critical step as it sets up the ground work for a good layout. During cell placement, the blocks are exactly positioned on the chip. The goal of cell placement is to find a minimum area arrangement for the blocks (cells) that allows completion of interconnections between the blocks. Placement is typically done in two phases. In the first phase, an initial placement is created. In the second phase, the initial placement is evaluated and iterative improvements are made until the layout has minimum area and conforms to design specifications.
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the complaint. If you remove the alleged violation from the site within

the 48 hours, the complaint filed will then be closed. If the potential

privacy violation remains on the site after 48 hours, the complaint will be

reviewed by the YouTube Team and may be removed pursuant to our Privacy

Guidelines (http://www.youtube.com/t/privacy_guidelines).

I responded to YouTube as follows, in pertinent part:

Regarding the notice of privacy complaint below, the complaint is without any justification. The person in the video engaged in conduct at a public event, and his actions have received widespread public attention. The person in the video also is a political activist to calls attention to himself and has received substantial news coverage for his actions. See, e.g., this Google search,https://www.google.com/#q=Joseph+Loughnane This video is proper reporting and in the public interest.of YouTube that this ruling presents. Thanks, William A. Jacobson

Legal Insurrection website.

Late in the evening on June 14, I realized that the video had been restored, though I don’t know at what time that happened. I received no communications from YouTube about it. As of this writing, the video is live:

This is a positive step, but the whole sequence is disturbing. The Irish4Israel version, that had 40,000 views, is still removed.

By what standards does YouTube enforce its privacy provision based on identifiable features in a video — if mere identification of a person in a video were enough to require a take down, that would eviscerate the ability of citizens and professional journalists to report on public events and matters of public interest using YouTube as the publishing


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Wade." "Hug?" "We're a nation of huggers, you know?" "We will take this to court." "Fine." "Do that." "Have a lovely day." "What?" "We don't really want it to end quickly, do we?" "He's fun." "I certainly understand your concerns." "But we have contractual agreements assuring absolute confidentiality with all of our anonymous donors." "He could be dating his sister." "Joy." "I appreciate your legal obligations, but contracts can be vitiated on grounds of public policy." "And your public policy argument would be what?" "He's dating his sister!" "Joy." "Are these your children?" "–Yes, they are." "You have a beautiful family." "I can see they even look like you." "Henry Espenson wonders whom he looks like." "Do you really think it's fair, Mr Chism, that Henry's right tobashing Bush." "You're suing the military, which is the Pentagon, which is the government, which is Bush." "It all comes down to Bush." "Denny, this isn't about Bush." "This is about the troops risking their lives in the—" "Oh, please." "After the debacle at Walter Reed, you must be kidding." "These kids are returning with catastrophic wounds." "Who the hell is looking out for them, really?" "Not Congress." "It's one you can't win, Alan." "Says who?" "Says law." "Says the United States supreme court." "Says $50,000." "You know what?" "I don't..." "You want to bet." "Uh-huh." "If you insist on being an idiot, at least let me profit from it." "Have you no shame whatsoever?" "None." "All proceeds go to the troops." "Fine." "Fine." "Fine." "There are reasons


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other people who look like them." "It's not unusual for us to resemble each other." "Yes." "Thank you." "Well?" "You have the same sperm donor." "I'm sorry." "This isn't fair." "I'm so sorry." "All rise." "Be seated." "I'm allowing the plaintiff's case to stand." "Your honor, the precedent set by the Feres doctrine—" "The Feres doctrine is no longer applicable in today's world." "Well, in that case, the remedy is the legislature." "I disagree, counselor." "This doctrine unfairly victimizes the poor." "There are far more rich people registered to vote than poor people." "This will never get fixed by an electable legislature, never." "–Your honor— –I'm allowing the case to stand." "We are adjourned." "Well..." "What does this mean?" "It means for now, you still get to sue."tabspec = tabhost.newTabSpec("First");
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adaptive behaviour is produced without any evidence of trial and error learning. However, an alternative explanation for this success is a perceptual-motor feedback loop \[[@pone.0167419.ref015]\]. Pulling and stepping on the string can act as a reinforcer, as it moves the food closer to the bird, and so provides reinforcement for the bird to repeat these behaviours. In one experiment exploring this alternative explanation \[[@pone.0167419.ref015]\], the crows' visual access to the food was restricted, and in another, the strings were laid horizontally and looped so that the initial pulls on the strings did not move the food \[[@pone.0167419.ref016]\]. In both experiments, the feedback loop was disrupted and the crows' performance on the task was drastically reduced.

Another example of potential animal insight is the Aesop's Fable paradigm, where animals havefrom April to November 2014, the second group were housed in the aviary from April to August 2014 and the final group were housed there from April to August 2016. All crows were captured by whoosh nets. The area around the whoosh net was baited until groups of crows were feeding regularly on it. The whoosh net was then released when a family group was present. Sexing and ageing were carried out using methods from Kenward et al, 2004 \[[@pone.0167419.ref028]\] Six of the twelve crows were adults. Nine of the birds were male: four juveniles and five adults. Three of the birds were female: two juveniles and 1 adult (see [Table 1](#pone.0167419.t001){ref-type="table"} for details.) Crows were fed a diet of papaya, meat, dog biscuits and egg daily, and


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The two birds in our study that spontaneously dropped blocks onto the platform to release food did not choose to drop heavy blocks onto a platform and so clearly did not attend to information on object weight (the weight inattention error). One bird dropped the stone only once, likely because the initial dropping of the light block was not followed by reward. The other crow continuedpushing experience given to the crows in our study did not lead to them developing a full causal understanding of the stone dropping task. Clearly, an understanding of force is not necessary for New Caledonian crows to spontaneously solve this problem. This raises the possibility that these crows lack the ability to reason about invisible forces more generally, though given the suggestive evidence that this species can reason about hidden causal agents (\[[@pone.0167419.ref033]\]; but see \[[@pone.0167419.ref034]--[@pone.0167419.ref037]\]), and the weight discriminations made by birds trained to stone drop here, further research is required. Caution is also required because of the role that ontogeny and experience may play in the development of an understanding of force. While we tested 12 birds, of which 6 were adult, only two juveniles innovated


the @Oathkeepers. He also spoke with @RepMaxineWaters by phone, and she told him that she didn’t want any people out there who might provoke violence. pic.twitter.com/C0gljOduay — Benjamin Oreskes🦅 (@boreskes) July 19, 2018

In the age of Trump, Waters became a bit of a bugbear for the right after she called on citizens to get out and protest members of the Trump administration wherever they may be.

“If you see anybody from that [Trump] Cabinet in a restaurant, in a department store, at a gasoline station, you get out and you create a crowd and you push back on them! And you tell them that they are not welcome, anymore, anywhere,” Waters said.

Her opponents continue to attempt to use these comments to say that she is calling for violence againstreason for selecting these additives is that an interaction between the substrate ceramic and such an additive takes place so as to facilitate the sintering of the ceramic having poor self-sinterability, or that such an additive becomes plastic or liquid at high temperatures so that the sintering of the ceramic easily proceeds.
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Q:

Razor- how to display message box?

I am new to Razor. My application is not MVC.
What I am trying to achieve is to inform user that posting data to database was successful.
I do not want to re-direct user, all I want is to display a good looking message box.
I made quite a lot of research and I found these:
System.Web.HttpContext.Current.Response.Write("<SCRIPT> alert('Hello this is an Alert')</SCRIPT>");

and this
Response.Write("<script>alert('Message');</script>");

They both display message but a very bad looking one.
Question:
How to display a good looking message box using razor syntax?
Thank you!

A:

This is the default browser message box, you can't style it.
If you want a nice looking message you need to style a custom one using html/css/JavaScript.
E.g. you could use a jquery-ui see jquery-ui dialog

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you want to take an arbitrary name for which to either create a new entry or update an existing entry. The real answer here is that you are using the wrong data structure. For the sake of educational value, though, I'll go ahead and describe how you could do this with your existing structure.
Using your matrix
First you would need to determine if the name already exists. As a result, it would be best to create an extra list which contains only the first column, a 1-d list. You could do this in any number of ways. I'll show it as a list comprehension:
>>> names_only = [e[0] for e in data_list]
>>> names_only
['NAMES', 'Rudolph S', 'Josef M', ...]

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Backfire effects pick up strength when you have no particular reason to trust the person you are talking to. This perhaps explains why climate sceptics with more scientific education tend to be the most sceptical that humans are causing global warming.

The irony is that understanding backfire effects requires that we debunk a false understanding of our own. Too often, argue Lewandowsky and Cook, communicators assume a 'deficit model' in their interactions with the misinformed. This is the idea that we have the right information, and all we need to do to make people believe is to somehow "fill in" the deficit in other people's understanding. Just telling people the evidence for the truth will be enough to replace their false beliefs. Beliefs don't work like that.

Psychological factors affect(83.3)74 (97.4)61 (63.5)169 (88.0)192 (81.7) Thermometers503 (79.6)70 (92.1)81 (84.4)148 (77.1)184 (78.3) Foetal stethoscope or pinard571 (80.7)75 (98.7)80 (83.3)177 (92.2)219 (93.2) Stethoscope559 (89.7)75 (98.7)84 (87.5)167 (87.0)210 (89.4) Digital blood pressure apparatus16 (2.6)6 (7.9)6 (6.2)2 (1.0)2 (0.9) Manual blood pressure apparatus535 (83.8)75 (98.7)83 (86.4)158 (82.3)16 (6.8) Bag and mask (neonatal)562 (90.2)76 (79.8)82 (85.4)180 (93.8)200 (85.1) Baby weighing scales585 (93.9)76 (100.0)87 (90.6)185 (96.4)213 (90.6)Drugs Injectable antibiotic (e.g. ceftriaxone, ampicillin)332 (53.3)63 (82.9)66 (68.8)107 (55.7)79 (33.6) Injectable uterotonic (e.g. oxytocin)563 (90.4)76 (100.0)84 (87.5)174 (90.6)205 (87.2) Vitamin K injection79 (12.7)15 (19.7)53 (55.2)5 (2.6)2 (0.9) Tetracycline eye ointment for newborns196 (31.5)22 (28.9)12 (12.5)55 (28.7)100 (42.6) Chlorhexidine ointment (umbilical stump cleansing)370 (59.4)55 (72.4)28 (29.2)118 (61.5)153 (65.1)

Neonatal resuscitation and partogram for intrapartum care were more available in higher level than lower level facilities (Figs. [1](#Fig1){ref-type="fig"}, [2](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}). Coverage of newborn care immediately after birth and before discharge varied by type of


in US-Russia relations after signs that Trump wanted to develop a new partnership with Moscow.

If Russian state media figures are correct, the forced reduction in staff numbers would gut the US mission. Putin was quoted as saying 755 out of "a thousand or so" employees would "have to stop their activities in the Russian Federation." That number would include diplomats and technical workers, he said.

Read MoreThe present invention relates to a new and distinctive corn inbred line, designated LH264. There are numerous steps in the development of any novel, desirable plant germplasm. Plant breeding begins with the analysis and definition of problems and weaknesses of the current germplasm, the establishment of program goals, and the definition of specific breeding objectives. The next step is selection of germplasm that possess the traits to meet the program goals. The goal is to combine in a single variety or hybrid an improved combination of desirable traits from the parental germplasm. These important traits may include higher yield, resistance to diseases and insects, better stalks and roots, tolerance to drought and heat, and better agronomic quality.
Choice of breeding or selection methods depends on the mode of plant


reproduction, the heritability of the trait(s) being improved, and the type of cultivar used commercially (e.g., F.sub.1 hybrid cultivar, pureline cultivar, etc.). For highly heritable traits, a choice of superior individual plants evaluated at a single location will be effective, whereas for traits with low heritability, selection should be based on mean values obtained from replicated evaluations of families of related plants. Popular selection methods commonly include pedigree selection, modified pedigree selection, mass selection, and recurrent selection.
The complexity of inheritance influences choice of the breeding method. Backcross breeding is used to transfer one or a few favorable genes for a highly heritable trait into a desirable cultivar. This approach has been used extensively for breeding disease-resistant cultivars. Various recurrent selection techniques are used to improve quantitatively inherited traitsADVOCACY ARCHIVE

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To: Thomas D. Carmody

From: Peter Upshaw

Re: Update

Tom,

Word has finally come from the Xi’An embassy. They’re going to release the identity of the spy they’ve been holding for the past few weeks. I’ll relay the package to you as soon as I get it. They are still keeping the ‘incontrovertible evidence’ against him or her quiet, but we can at least get a look at who they’re holding.

I want you to clear any and all assets that you need to run this person down. I want to know everything about their suspect before Costigan and the Senate start coming after us.

Thanks,

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High Advocate

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From: Thomas D. Carmody

Re: Update

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Understood. I’ve


or organization which does not own or hire the auto but is liable for its use by one of the above persons.
Thus, as to a non-owned auto, the persons insured are the Steeles, relatives of the Steeles acting in accordance with permission given by the Steeles or the owner, and "any other person ... which does not own or hire the (van) but is liable for its use by one of the above persons." It is immediately obvious that Ron Casteel, as the driver of the van at the time of the accident, may be liable for his own use of the van, but cannot be "liable for its use by (the Steeles or their relatives)", under the factual allegations presented. It follows that Casteel, as an individual,exceed the limits of his or her other insurance.
Because it is not alleged that Casteel was the owner of a covered auto borrowed from an employee of B & K, nor that he was using the van while working in the business of selling, servicing, repairing, parking or storing autos, Casteel can be an insured only under D.1.b. Under that section, Casteel is an insured unless he is a customer (and is an insured if he is a customer subject to certain limitations). At this point, the question is whether Casteel qualifies as a "customer".
As to this, the only evidence before the court suggests that neither Steele nor Casteel were "customers" of B & K Enterprises on the day of the accident. The records reflect that Steele bought


was voided by other insurance covering the property. In accord Roach v. Arkansas Farmers Co., 216 Ark. 61, 224 S.W.2d 48 (1949); Agricultural Ins. Co. v. Arkansas Power & Light Co., 235 Ark. 445, 361 S.W.2d 6 (1962).[12]
In short, the Arkansas cases indicate that escape clauses such as the one present in the State Farm policy in this case are valid and are to be construed and applied as are other provisions of insurance policies. In this respect, it should be remembered that a policy of insurance is nothing more than a contract between the insurance carrier and its insured, and is to be governed by the ordinary rules of interpretation of contracts. Couch on Insurance § 45:294 at 620, and Perkins v. Clinton State Bank, 593 F.2dv. State Farm Ins. Co., 243 Ark. 887, 422 S.W.2d 677 (1968), the Arkansas Supreme Court, after recognizing that the modern trend is to broaden coverage under omnibus clauses of insurance contracts, then stated:
[B]ut liberal construction should not extend coverage under an omnibus clause, or restrict it under an exclusionary clause, beyond the plain words and obvious *886 intent and meaning of the words used in the contract.
The court does not believe that either of the "other insurance" clauses contained in the State Farm and American General policies are ambiguous. The State Farm policy provides in a straightforward manner that it does not provide coverage "if the insured or the owner has other liability coverage which applies in whole or in part as primary, excess, or contingent coverage",


systems to mitigate the rise in carbon emissions is weakening.

As concentrations rise, CO2 and other greenhouse gases trap the earth’s heat, causing temperatures to rise. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change projects that global average surface temperatures will rise 1.4–5.8 degrees Celsius (2–10 degrees Fahrenheit) above 1990 levels by 2100. If the world’s carbon sinks are indeed reaching a saturation point, actual temperature rises could be even greater.

The good news is that we have the technologies to cut carbon emissions. Switching from a reliance on carbon-intensive fuels like coal and oil to renewable energies and lower-carbon natural gas can greatly reduce emissions. Wind energy, for example, currently produces enough carbon-free energy to provide electricity for 24 million people worldwide, and the potential is much greater. People are beginningthe meeting and publicizing it, especially to universities with large numbers of underrepresented minorities. In order to allow the participation of junior and minority investigators, support from the NIH to help defray the meeting costs of junior scientists is requested. Limited support for meeting materials and organizational functions is also needed. The 2010 Molecular Biology of Hepatitis B Viruses Meeting, the 26th in the series, is the definitive meeting that brings together basic scientists in the field of Hepatitis B Virus (HBV) and Hepatitis Delta Virus (HDV) from around the world. HBV is a major global and US public health problem with approximately 2 billion individuals infected by HBV, 360 million chronically, resulting in an annual rate of approximately 600,000 deaths due to HBV and HBV/HDV-induced liver failure,


Q:

MS Access Error 3622 vba

I have an Access 2010 database that was local and I have since linked to a SQL 2012 database.  However, I have a form to insert a highlight record that runs the below code:
Private Sub Command18_Click()
Dim R As Recordset
Set R = CurrentDb.OpenRecordset("SELECT * FROM [tblJobHead]")
R.AddNew
R![Rep Num] = [Forms]![frmMain]![NavigationSubform].[Form]![RepNum]
R![Item Number] = Me.ItemNumber.Value
R![Description] = Me.Desc.Value
R![EmpID] = [TempVars]![EmpID]
R![Status] = 2
R.Update
R.Close
Set R = Nothing
DoCmd.Save
End Sub

However, when I click the button I now receive the error:
Error 3622 - You must use the dbSeeChanges option with OpenRecordset when accessing a SQL Server table that has an IDENTITY column
Any ideas?
Regards,
Michael

A:

The error is exactly as it says, try:
Function GetRecordset(sSQL) As DAO.Recordset
Dim rdao As DAO.Recordset
Dim db As Database

    Set db = CurrentDb

    Set rdao = db.OpenRecordset(sSQL,// Copyright 2011 The Go Authors. All rights reserved.
// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style
// license that can be found in the LICENSE file.

package parse

import (
	"fmt"
	"strings"
	"unicode"
	"unicode/utf8"
)

// item represents a token or text string returned from the scanner.
type item struct {
	typ itemType // The type of this item.
	pos Pos      // The starting position, in bytes, of this item in the input string.
	val string   // The value of this item.
}

func (i item) String() string {
	switch {
	case i.typ == itemEOF:
		return "EOF"
	case i.typ == itemError:
		return i.val
	case i.typ > itemKeyword:
		return fmt.Sprintf("<%s>", i.val)
	case len(i.val) > 10:
		return fmt.Sprintf("%.10q...", i.val)
	}
	return fmt.Sprintf("%q", i.val)
}

// itemType identifies the type of lex items.
type itemType int

const (
	itemError        itemType = iota // error occurred;


      itemIf,
	"range":    itemRange,
	"nil":      itemNil,
	"template": itemTemplate,
	"with":     itemWith,
}

const eof = -1

// stateFn represents the state of the scanner as a function that returns the next state.
type stateFn func(*lexer) stateFn

// lexer holds the state of the scanner.
type lexer struct {
	name       string    // the name of the input; used only for error reports
	input      string    // the string being scanned
	leftDelim  string    // start of action
	rightDelim string    // end of action
	state      stateFn   // the next lexing function to enter
	pos       Stakes at Sandown and won the Speedy Plate at Windsor. He was then moved up in class to contest the New Stakes over five furlongs at Royal Ascot. Ridden by Dawson's stable jockey Michael Beary he started at odds of 7/2 and won from Lord Woolavington's Press Gang.

In autumn he finished second to Fair Diana in the Champagne Stakes and then won the Hopeful Stakes at Newmarket Racecourse. On his final race of the season he started favourite for the Middle Park Stakes but finished second by half a length to Press Gang. It was noted that Blenheim may have been feeling the effects of his "punishing" schedule. He ended the season with earnings of £4,497.

1930: three-year-old season
Blenheim was slow to find his form as a three-year-old and


at the top lottery picks and they had several of their picks blow up in their faces. A lot of the guys they drafted looked like studs and turned out to be straight up duds.

Not only that, but the logical fallacy comes from people always recalling anecdotal version of what a great situation those teams were in, and then when it fails they just forget about that part and focus on the new "bad team". And then when someone does win that's also all they focus on.

It's like seeing a Powerball winner and saying "see, it works, that's how you get rich" instead of sitting in the depressing parking lot of a gas station watching lottery loser after lottery loser walk out with dud tickets.

Cap space and Playerthe Projects and Cores, planning and conducting regular In-person meetings of the P01 investigators and with the External Advisory Board, and fiscal management of the overall P01 and disbursement of subcontract funds. Importantly, the Core will be responsible for evaluating and monitoring productivity, executing deadlines, and mediating any issues or problems that may arise. Core A will be based primarily at Roswell Park Cancer Institute (RPCI), in close coordination with the other 2 PI institutions, Boston University (BU) and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC), and with Dr. Kolonel at the University of Hawaii. The Administrative Core will ensure that the scientific and fiscal management of the study is rigorous, and provide a resource for coordination of the research through the Projects and Cores. Core


parking ticket matter or the alleged "gender-hierarchy" of DMV officials. Such dismissal is rendered sua sponte as to those defendants who have not moved to dismiss based on the plaintiff's lack of standing. Weaver's Cove Energy, LLC v. R.I. Dep't of Envtl. Mgmt., 524 F.3d 1330, 1334 (D.C.Cir.2008) (dismissing an action sua sponte for lack of standing).
The plaintiff's complaint, read liberally, also suggests a claim of defamation, see Compl. at 6 (stating that defendants Glasser and Matthews made a false written claim that the plaintiff sexually harassed Matthews without providing any evidence *28 of sexual harassment), and a claim under the D.C. FOIA, see id. at 3 (alleging that DMV agents "illegally withheld and [] allowed to be withheld information [about D.C. Council member Michael Brown] according tothe Freedom of Information Act of the District of Columbia"). The court, however, declines to exercise supplemental jurisdiction over these remaining claims and dismisses them pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 1367(c)(3). See Shekoyan v. Sibley Int'l, 409 F.3d 414, 424 (D.C.Cir.2005) (stating that "[a] district court may choose to retain jurisdiction over, or dismiss, pendent state law claims after federal claims are dismissed" and that "[i]n the usual case in which all federal-law claims are dismissed before trial, the balance of factors to be considered under the pendent jurisdiction doctrinejudicial economy, convenience, fairness, and comitywill point toward declining to exercise jurisdiction over the remaining state-law claims" (internal quotation marks and citations omitted)).

IV. CONCLUSION
For the foregoing reasons, the court grants the defendants District of Columbia and Claytor's motions to


test drug products with Coca-Cola^®^ in the different clinical phases of drug development (due to potential addiction issues), it would be interesting to see if the systemic outcome of a drug compound can be positively affected by the concomitant intake of the drug with a glass of Coca-Cola^®^, a situation which would not be unusual to occur in daily life. Especially in the case of weakly basic compounds (e.g., ketoconazole, itraconazole, carbamazepine, erlotinib, atazanavir) \[[@B10-pharmaceutics-12-00566],[@B11-pharmaceutics-12-00566],[@B12-pharmaceutics-12-00566],[@B13-pharmaceutics-12-00566],[@B14-pharmaceutics-12-00566]\], an increase in systemic exposure of the drug can be expected when gastric drug dissolution will be favored by the presence of Coca-Cola^®^ due to (i) its impact on the physiology (e.g., delay in gastric emptying, fluid volume changes) and/or due to (ii) the specific characteristics of the drink (pH 2.48, CO~2~) whichone parameter at a time (i.e., co-administered beverage and/or the gastric emptying rate). Based on these outcomes, the impact of these covariates can be quantified and predictions can be made capturing the systemic outcome of the drug when taken with a glass of Coca-Cola^®^.

2. Materials and Methods {#sec2-pharmaceutics-12-00566}
========================

2.1. Chemicals {#sec2dot1-pharmaceutics-12-00566}
--------------

Loratadine (Wal-itin^®^) was the drug compound of interest and purchased from Walgreens (Ann Arbor, MI, USA). Wal-itin^®^ is a generic, immediate-release (IR) formulation containing 10 mg of loratadine. Acetonitrile was obtained from VWR International (West Chester, PA, USA). Methanol, HCl and trifluoroacetic acid (TFA) were purchased from Fisher Scientific (Pittsburgh, PA, USA). NaOH, NaCl and NaH~2~PO~4~·H~2~0 were received from Sigma-Aldrich (St. Louis, MO, USA). Purified water (filtrated and deionized) was used for the analysis methods and dissolution studies to


gastric emptying. The caloric content of Coca-Cola^®^ (105 kcal for 250 mL) is responsible for delaying gastric emptying \[[@B18-pharmaceutics-12-00566]\] and, therefore, two different gastric emptying rates were tested: a 15 min t~1/2,G~ (reflecting gastric emptying in fasted state conditions) and a 30 min t~1/2,G~ (reflecting a two-fold delay in gastric emptying caused by the intake of Coca-Cola^®^). These selected t~1/2,G~ are in line with the measured t~1/2,G~ as measured in humans under fasted (estimated t~1/2,G~between 4 and 13 min) and fed state conditions (estimated t~1/2,G~ between 21 and 40 min). The dissolution media, initial volumes, and secretion rates are described in [Table 1](#pharmaceutics-12-00566-t001){ref-type="table"}.

Gastric emptying occurred by a first-order kinetic process with a t~1/2,G~ of 15 or 30 min. Duodenal volumes were kept constant during the entire experiment (50Data Analysis and Presentation {#sec2dot9-pharmaceutics-12-00566}
-----------------------------------

Dissolution profiles of loratadine derived from the GIS were plotted as a function of time and were also expressed as the observed degree of supersaturation (DS). The DS was expressed as:$$DS = \frac{C}{C_{eq}}$$ where C is the dissolved concentration of loratadine at a specific time point and $C_{eq}$ is the thermodynamic solubility of loratadine at that same time point. Solution concentrations of loratadine were plotted as a function of time throughout the different chambers of the GIS and presented as mean + SD (*n* = 3). All data were plotted using Graphpad Prism 5.00 for Windows 10 (GraphPad Software, San Diego, CA, USA). Only descriptive statistics were performed to analyze the data.

3. Results and Discussion {#sec3-pharmaceutics-12-00566}
=========================

3.1. Physicochemical Characteristics of Loratadine {#sec3dot1-pharmaceutics-12-00566}
--------------------------------------------------

Loratadine is categorized as


equal to 0.010 mol/L/∆pH, which is still higher than the buffer capacity values as observed for the media present in the gastric chamber of the GIS \[[@B35-pharmaceutics-12-00566]\]. Crucial to note is that, although the initial gastric pH is similar among all test conditions, fluctuations in duodenal pH were only observed for conditions 3 and 4, which show the importance of also taking into account buffer capacity and not only gastric pH. Polster et al. investigated the impact of Sprite^®^ (pH 3.3) on the systemic exposure of the weak base Lilly Compound X (LCX). The authors simulated two different gastric pH conditions (pH 2 versus 4.5) to investigate the impact on duodenal concentrations in the artificial stomach-duodenum (ASD) model. The initial gastric conditions demonstrated having a significant impact onQ:

MySQL Remote Connection Cannot Find Specific Hosts

I Have made a Desktop application with VB.Net & MySQL to run on a local network, my first computer which have the MySql Database installed is windows 10, MySQL is installed as a server machine I made a user with all privileges on the selected database and '%' access host.
connection string on main computer is Localhost, Root, Password, Database
connection string on terminal computers is 192.168.33.1 For Host, NTT As the user 'I have created', Password, Database,Port.
When I run the application on the terminal computers I got a message box with "Unable to find MySQL Specific Hosts'.
Any Solution Please,
Best Regards

A:

Try these:

Check your windows firewall to allow communications over mysql default port: 3306.
Try to make a connection string using special 127.0.0.1 iploopback to test


WE004 – Win2Win / Fantasia 500

New project from two of Slow Motion’s most loyal artists. Fantasia 500 channels the spirit of Detroit electro and even dare we say it ghetto house through the disco grinder to make something totally new. With enough chug and swagger to rock any floor this four tracker is 100% party ready.interobserver agreement was calculated, and the intraobserver agreement was assessed after 6 months. The final pathological diagnoses identified 14 HPs/SSPs, 127 LGDs, 22 HGDs, 19 SM-s carcinomas, and 17 SM-d carcinomas. The respective sensitivities, specificities, positive predictive value, negative predictive value, and accuracies were as follows: Type 1, 85.7, 99.5, 92.3, 98.9, and 98.5%; Type 2A, 96.0, 81.9, 90.3, 92.1, and 90.9%; Type 2B, 75.6%, 90.5, 67.3, 93.4, and 87.4%; and Type 3, 29.4%, 100, 100, 93.8, and 94.0%. The interobserver agreement and the intraobserver agreement were moderate (κ value: 0.52) and excellent (κ value: 0.88), respectively. Lesions presenting as Type 2B during NBI comprised a range of colorectal tumors, including HGDs, SM-s, and SM-d. The JNET classification was useful for the diagnosis of HPs/SSPs, LGDs, and SM-d,


583 So.2d 854 (1991)
David Edwin LARSEN
v.
Patricia McDonough LARSEN.
No. 90 CA 0524.
Court of Appeal of Louisiana, First Circuit.
June 27, 1991.
*855 David L. Dawson, Jr., Baton Rouge, for plaintiff-appellant David Edwin Larsen.
Marsha Wade, Baton Rouge, for defendant-appellee Patricia M. Larsen.
Before SAVOIE, CRAIN and FOIL, JJ.
SAVOIE, Judge.
This case involves a partition of community property. Plaintiff, David E. Larsen, sought to divide the community property acquired during his marriage to defendant, Patricia McDonough Larsen.
The trial judge decided the matter with written reasons for judgment based on a written stipulation of facts submitted by the parties.[1] From the trial judge's judgment, plaintiff appeals, urging the following three assignments of error:
1. The trial judge erred in giving defendant credit for the entire amount of the mortgage notes paid by plaintiff after the divorce andarea are copied into the backup area at the start of the update, and log data, which represent execution results of each step according to an update procedure, are stored in the journaling area. The update procedure comprises three steps, with a first step for copying the storage contents of the update area into the backup area, a second step for clearing the update area, and a third step for storing the software code to be updated in the update area.
The reason for copying the storage contents of the update area into the backup area is to prepare the portable terminal for an abrupt power cut-off after the clearance of the update area and to prevent software stored in the update area from being deleted without being updated.


a known Ceanorhabbitis promoter element site, and may therefore be an important cis-regulatory region directing the hypodermis-specific expression of this operon gene of C. elegans. This study also provides further confirmation of the high degree of chromosomal synteny between these nematode species.([Fig 1](#pone.0212778.g001){ref-type="fig"}) \[[@pone.0212778.ref020]\]. In brief, full text brain MRI reading sentences were initially parsed into "tokens," with numbers, punctuations, symbols and hyphens in the original text data removed. Then, we used lowercase lettering, stop word removal, and word stemming to normalize those data \[[@pone.0212778.ref021]\]. Finally, we obtained the document-feature matrix (dfm), which is a vector representation of tokens that are truncated from the whole text. We used 4 types of dfm vectorization: unigram, unigram + term frequency-inverse document frequency (tf-idf), adding bigram, and adding bigram + tf-idf. Term frequency (tf) is the number of times that a particular word occurs in a document, and document frequency is the count of documents containing a particular word \[[@pone.0212778.ref022]\]. Inverse document frequency (idf) is the reciprocal of document frequency. For example,


non-AIS reports.

[Fig 2](#pone.0212778.g002){ref-type="fig"} depicts the difference of the text character lengths between AIS and non-AIS reports. MRI reports of AIS patients had a larger amount of text characters versus reports of non-AIS patients (median \[interquartile range\]; 551 \[377--681\] vs. 309 \[164--396\]). We show the 15 most frequently occurring words in the AIS reading and those words in the non-AIS readings, and we summarize them in [Fig 3](#pone.0212778.g003){ref-type="fig"}. For example, the word "acute" was used most frequently in AIS reports, followed by "restrictions" and "cortex". On the other hand, the words "gross", "abnormal", and "finding", which usually represent normal conditions (e.g., "No gross abnormal findings was observed."), appeared frequently in non-AIS reports.

![Difference of the text character lengths between AIS and non-AIS reports.\
AIS, acute ischemic stroke.](pone.0212778.g002){#pone.0212778.g002}

![Result of keyness plot analysisgeneralize our findings. However, generalizable results could occur if we use those NLP and ML tools for inter-institutional validation in a future study. Second, we only included brain MRI reports with conventional stroke MRI sequence. In clinical practice, full conventional brain MRI sequence could vary depending on the degree of emergency in a given situation, the patient's condition, and the laboratory results. In other words, diffusion only MRI instead of the full stroke MRI sequences would be performed in cases of emergency or when a patient is unstable. Although a diffusion only MRI report is sometimes used to diagnose AIS, that technique does not have all the text features of AIS because the report only includes the description of the diffusion MRI. Therefore, it is important to investigate


Derm Aesthetics cofounder announced in May that they were expecting baby No. 2. “Thank You God for giving us the greatest gift we could ever ask for. #happiness #family,” the Grammy nominee captioned the Instagram reveal at the time.

Kitt added with a post of her own: “Day at the park in Amsterdam turned into an impromptu family photo op and baby bump reveal. Loving these moments with my boys.”

The pair’s news came nearly a year after the actress suffered a miscarriage. Carter shared the loss on Twitter in September 2018, writing, “God give us peace during this time. I was really looking forward to meeting her after 3 months. I’m heartbroken.”

In 2015, Kitt opened up about a previous miscarriage she’d suffered before conceiving Odin. “It was really hardnail” against a plan to build a 76-metre turbine on agricultural land at Upper Badrain Farm.

Within days the neighbours held meetings, erected banners, launched a petition, wrote a flurry of objection letters, contacted local politicians and set up a Facebook page.

They were concerned about the impact on their health, the landscape and that the turbine might lead to more springing up op on the same patch of land.

The proposal, which attracted 121 public comments, was withdrawn and a new application for a scaled-down 45-metre turbine on the same site was lodged.

The same developer’s previous proposal for a 76-metre turbine at Dunvournie Farm was also replaced with an application for a 44.5 metre-high structure.

The Culbo Road residents were undaunted and launched a fresh campaign. The second application attracted more


Q:

Vehicle tracking

All office buses would have Android 4G mobile phones with the driver, always switched on and always charging. These mobile phones need to broadcast realtime location possibly from an Android app, or perhaps from a web application running on Chrome. Office administrators and employees waiting for buses would then track the realtime location and recent path on a public URL using Chrome, without requiring to download any app. Is this possible?

A:

Google Plus location sharing.

No need for Android commuters to install any app. Request iPhone commuters to install and sign into Google Plus.
Provide each office bus with a 4G Android phone. Sign into Google Plus with a new Google Account for the bus, say TFL27@gmail.com.
Request commuters to be added to the circle of their bus.
Request office admins toyou want to remove the item from $scope.assignmentExperts
};

I cannot debug the plunker since it is incomplete, but this should do the trick.
Upon further inspection of your code it looks like $scope.ddSelection is the selected expert.


though she’s a model, Melania's polish is less impressive (she was only trained to sell her looks, not a brand), her celebrity less refined. The women I spoke to at the rally gushed about Ivanka’s fashion, her Instagram, her poise, her accomplishments, her speaking ability: As one student from St. Joseph’s told me, “I wish Ivanka was running for president!”

Ivanka’s charisma is such that she could singlehandedly charm a whole sea of women into forgetting the inconvenient truths of her father’s understanding of (the vast majority of) women as property or props. A teenage girl, out of school for the day, told me she wanted to be a broadcast journalist — and was preparing by studying tapes of Ivanka. As to why she’s not on the campaign trailTuesday morning at the Glynn County jail on charges of making false statements to police, a misdemeanor. Jail records show both women were released after posting bond.

“We arrested them last night and brought them back to headquarters, where we afforded them the opportunity to make additional statements,” Doering said Tuesday. “They did, and that information led us to other witnesses … (who) led us to an area where the gun was disposed of.”

Doering would not say what false statements either woman made. The slaying suspect’s aunt told The Associated Press and other media outlets after his arrest that her nephew couldn’t be the killer because he was at her house for breakfast Thursday morning and then ran errands with her family when the baby and his mother were


accused of fatally shooting a 13-month-old baby in Brunswick, Georgia, has been arrested on an evidence tampering charge, the Glynn County Sheriff’s Office said Thursday.

Sabrina Elkins, 19, was named in a grand jury indictment released Wednesday, accused of helping her mother get rid of the gun authorities say was used to kill the child during an attempted robbery on March 21.

Authorities did not reveal her alleged role in disposing of the gun, which police found in a pond 2.3 miles from where 13-month-old Antonio Santiago died.

“She was part of that, and that’s the most I can answer of that question right now,” Glynn County police Chief Matt Doering said.

The grand jury also indicted Elkins’ mother, Karimah Aisha Elkins, 36, and aunt, Katrina Latrelle Elkins, 33, on charges ofmother’s house, not knowing who he was.

“When he got in the car, he laid down in the backseat,” said Obley. “He kept looking around, peeping up and I said, ‘Boy, what you doing? You skipping school?’ You know, he said ‘No ma’am.'”

When she started asking for more questions, Obley said Elkins cut the ride short.

“When he got out of the car, he had something hid up in his pants. It was a gun,” said Obley.

Obley says she felt something wasn’t right, so she asked her nephew about it.

“I said…if you’ve got something to do with this little baby, you can’t talk to me. I’m your auntie,” said Obley. “He said ‘Auntie, I don’t even know the boy. I don’t have anything to do with that.'”

Even though he wouldn’t


has some evidence that Debra Olbey and Sherry West knew each other before. Who’s to say they did not decide together what kid would take the fall for their scheme? Maybe that’s how Sherry picked the kid out of the line up. Maybe she used her nephew to help set him up. The boys might have been involved in this but there is way more to this story and I hope the police do not just stop looking at the evidence. This baby deserves justice. The video of the dad just calmly chatting about his trip to Walmart that day and how he begins to sob when the reporter asks him how he feels about the police continuing to look at other suspects is really creepy. It’s likeknown he was involved in something no-good, or they may have thought, “Oh no, we need to give him an alibi, or he’s gonna get pinned with this baby’s murder for sure.” On the other hand, he was considered quiet and was frequently visiting a shelter for abused kids. He may have been trying to be tough and totally broke down and lost all of his mind and soul while wielding a gun on that terrible day. Wannabe gang members can totally do messed up things, though I think gang initiations are usually involving the actual members, though they do rarely involved heinous crimes like this one.

But listen, the mom went on the news to say she was waiting to marry the baby’s father, but now she’s leaving


Nov. 28, in response to the election, 35 mayors from progressive cities in both blue and red states signed an open letter to President-elect Donald Trump. They asked for leadership on climate change issues, but promised to…

Playground slides sold to municipalities and schools are being recalled because of a defect that can cause a finger amputation. Other recalled consumer products this week include potentially moldy gift boxes and defective windows.

A DeKalb County judge Friday vacated the conviction of Jack McCullough, who was found guilty in 2012 of the 1957 murder of a 7-year-old Sycamore girl. Judge William Brady ordered a new trial for McCullough and also ordered that he be freed from custody on his own recognizance. The hearing was held...

A judge on Friday refused to reduce the$500,000 bond set for two Wisconsin girls accused of trying to kill their classmate in an attempt to please the fictional horror character Slender Man. Judge Michael Bohren denied requests by the girls' attorneys to lower the bond amount. The girls have been...

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Q:

Portable application for calculating Whirlpool hash of a file

Do you know any portable software which is able to calculate Whirlpool hash of a file?
I know HashTab, but this app requires OS installation, not portable.

A:

Hash Generator

Runs on Windows
Calculates several types of hashes with a single click, including Whirlpool
Portable version here. Just extract the zip archive and run

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Forced expiratory flows and lung volumes in normal infants.
Forced expiratory flows at functional residual capacity (VmaxFRC) by the rapid compression technique and functional residual capacity (FRC) by the helium dilution technique were assessed in 112 normal infants with a mean age of 10.7 months (range, 1.0-31.0). In predicting FRC, log transformation was appropriate and body length was the best predicator. For VmaxFRC, age was a better predictor than length, and logarithmic transformation was not required. In(FRC) = -5.465 + 2.49 x In(length) SD = 0.178; r2 = 0.83 VmaxFRC = -397 + 9.36 x (age) SD = 88; r2 = 0.52 There were no gender differences for FRC or VmaxFRC; however, male infants exposed to passive cigarette smoke tended to have lower flows than male infants not exposedHuman trafficking has become a billion-dollar industry that is projected to overtake arms sales as the most lucrative illegal business in the world, said international expert Sr. Imelda Poole.

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Poole, a British member of the Loretto Sisters, is president of an organization called Religious in Europe Networking Against Trafficking and Exploitation (RENATE). She has worked 11 years in Albania and currently heads up Mary Ward Loretto, a non-profit organization which deals with human trafficking prevention and advocacy.

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the critical exponents. While for the latter ones the variations between different universality classes are often small, the scaling functions may differ significantly [@LUEB_32_BEM]. Thus the agreement of universal scaling functions provides not only additional but also independent and more convincing evidence in favor of the conjecture that the phase transitions of two models belong to the same universality class. Additionly to the critical exponents and scaling functions, universality classes are also characterized by certain amplitude combinations (see e.g. [@PRIVMAN_2]). But these amplitude combinations are merely particular values of the scaling functions and will be neglected in this work.

Lattice models of directed percolation {#sec:mod_sim}
======================================

In the following we consider various lattice models that belong to the universality class of directed percolation. First, we revisit the contact process that is well knownof the PCP are limited to the $1+1$-dimensional [@LUEB_27; @JENSEN_1; @JENSEN_3; @DICKMAN_11; @DICKMAN_4; @DICKMAN_5] and $2+1$-dimensional [@SILVA_4] systems. In this work we consider for the first time the PCP in higher dimensions and identify the scaling behavior via universal scaling functions.

Threshold transfer process {#subsec:ttp}
--------------------------

The threshold transfer process (TTP) was introduced in [@MENDES_1]. Here, lattice sites may be empty ($n=0$), occupied by one particle ($n=1$), or occupied by two particles ($n=2$). Double occupied lattice sites are considered as active. In that case both particles may move to the left ($\mathrm l$) or right ($\mathrm r$) neighbor if possible, i.e., $$\begin{aligned}
\label{eq:ttp_dynamic_rules}
n_{\scriptscriptstyle \mathrm{l}} & \longrightarrow &
n_{\scriptscriptstyle \mathrm{l}} + 1 \quad\quad
{\mathrm{if}} \quad n_{\scriptscriptstyle \mathrm{l}}<2 \, ,\nonumber \\
n_{\scriptscriptstyle \mathrm{r}} & \longrightarrow &
n_{\scriptscriptstyle \mathrm{r}} + 1 \quad\quad
{\mathrm{if}} \quad n_{\scriptscriptstyle \mathrm{r}}<2 \, .\end{aligned}$$ Additionally to


the particle movement, creation and annihilation processes are incorporated. A particle is created at an empty lattice site ($0 \to 1$) with probability $r$ whereas a particle annihilation ($1\to 0$) takes place with probability $1-r$. In the absence of double occupied sites the dynamics is characterized by a fluctuating steady state with a density $r$ of single occupied sites. The density of double occupied sites is identified as the order parameter of the process, and any configuration devoid of double occupied sites is absorbing. The probability $r$ controls the particle density, and a non-zero density of active sites occurs only for sufficiently large values of $r$. In contrast to the infinitely many frozen absorbing configurations of the pair contact process, the threshold transfer process is characterized by fluctuating absorbing states. Nevertheless steadydenotes the conjugated field and $\delta p$ denotes the distance to the critical point, e.g. $\delta p = (\lambda - \lambda_{\scriptscriptstyle \mathrm c})
/\lambda_{\scriptscriptstyle \mathrm c}$ for the contact process, $\delta p = (p-p_{\scriptscriptstyle \mathrm c})/p_{\scriptscriptstyle \mathrm c}$ for site-directed percolation and for the pair contact process, $\delta p = (r - r_{\scriptscriptstyle \mathrm c})/r_{\scriptscriptstyle \mathrm c}$ for the threshold transfer process, etc.. The so-called non-universal metric factors $a_{\scriptscriptstyle p}$, $a_{\scriptscriptstyle h}$, $a_{\scriptscriptstyle \Delta}$ and $a_{\scriptscriptstyle \chi}$ contain all non-universal system dependent features [@PRIVMAN_3] (e.g. the lattice structure, the range of interaction, the used update scheme, as long as the interaction decreases sufficient rapidly as a function of separation, etc.). Once the non-universal metric factors are chosen in a specified way (see below), the universal scaling functions ${\tilde R}$, ${\tilde D}$, and


L)^{\theta z}\, \,
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(0,1,
a_{\scriptscriptstyle t} t \;
(a_{\scriptscriptstyle L} L)^{-z}     ) \, .\end{aligned}$$ The scaling functions ${\tilde P_{\scriptscriptstyle \mathrm{pbc}}}(0,1,x)$ and ${\tilde N_{\scriptscriptstyle \mathrm{pbc}}}(0,1,x)$ are expected to decay exponentially for $t \gg t_{\scriptscriptstyle \mathrm{FSS}}$ whereas they exhibit an algebraic behavior for $t \ll t_{\scriptscriptstyle \mathrm {FSS}}$, with $t_{\scriptscriptstyle \mathrm {FSS}}=
a_{\scriptscriptstyle t}^{-1}(a_{\scriptscriptstyle L} L)^{\nu_{\perp}}$.

![ The universal scaling functions ${\tilde P}_{\scriptscriptstyle \mathrm{pbc}}$ and ${\tilde N}_{\scriptscriptstyle \mathrm{pbc}}$ of activity spreading for various dimensions. In case of the pair contact process the simulations are started from a natural configuration of inactive particles. System sizes $L=64,128,256,512$ are considered for $D=1$, $L=64,128,256,512$ for $D=2$, and $L=16,32,64,128$ for $D=3$. The dashed lines corresponds to the power-law behavior of the infinite system $x^{-\delta}$ and $x^{\theta}$, respectively. []{data-label="fig:uni_dp_act_spread_d123"}](uni_dp_act_spread_d123.eps){width="12.0cm"}

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laparoscopic experience, including more than 20 advanced laparoscopic procedures performed, therefore consisting of residential surgeons in staff. The group setup was based on the results of the study by Botden et al. \[[@CR20]\] showing assessment scores of novice laparoscopic intracorporeal suturing training that indicate a proficiency curve plateau observed from 15 sutures. Due to the non-medical intervention setup, no medical ethical approval was required.

Equipment {#Sec3}
---------

In this study, the eoSim augmented reality laparoscopic simulator by Eosurgical ltd., Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom was used in a standard setup (Fig. [1](#Fig1){ref-type="fig"}). This setup consisted of the eoSim laparoscopic case with an internal mounted high-definition camera and standard supplied equipment that consists of laparoscopic instruments, needle holders, suturing pad, thread transfer platform and a box with standard exercise equipment. A 15-in. laptop withthe required specification as recommended by eoSurgical with the eoSurgical Surgtrac software installed. The tracking camera that is mounted in the case was connected to the laptop via USB 2.0. The Surgtrac software allowed for instrument tracking by means of the coloured markings on the instruments (right = red, left = blue). Placement of the laptop screen was adjusted to the proper height for every participant with the laparoscopic box being placed on a standard height table. The 30-mm curved needle braided thread sutures were used to perform the tasks.

Fig. 1Set up of the eoSim as used in this study

Tasks {#Sec4}
-----

Task 1 commenced with a video instruction, provided by the eoSurgical software. Two surgical knots had to be placed on the standard suturing pad in a horizontal plane (double wrap followed by


to get familiar with the system. Subsequently, the participants performed the intracorporeal suturing exercise (Task 1, Fig. [2](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}), the upside down needle transfer task (Task 2, Fig. [3](#Fig3){ref-type="fig"}) and the anastomose needle transfer (Task 3, Fig. [4](#Fig4){ref-type="fig"}). All exercises had a maximum of 20 min to be completed. After completion of the exercises, participants completed the remainder of the questionnaire regarding their opinion on the realism, didactic value and usability of each performed task.

Fig. 2Screenshot of the vertical defect suturing (Task 1)

Fig. 3Screenshot of the up side down needle transfer (Task 2)

Fig. 4Screenshot of the anastomosis needle transfer (Task 3)

Outcomes {#Sec7}
--------

The recorded parameters of the simulator consisted of time to complete the task (seconds) and specific parameters based on the tracking of the instruments tips, which were recorded for each instrument separatelydifference in opinion scores between the groups for individual questions did not show any statistical differences. The realism of behaviour of the tissue (Novice 3.4 Target 3.2 Expert 3.0) was scored lowest. The didactic value of this module to train novice laparoscopic surgeons (Novice 4.2 Target 4.2 Expert 4.1) was scored the highest.

Table 2Mean opinion scores (SD) on realism, didactic value and usability of the three performed tasks on the eoSimIntracorporeal suturingExpert (*n* = 13)Target (*n* = 31)Novice (*n* = 50)Total (*n* = 94)*p*-valueRealism3.9 (0.8)3.9 (0.5)3.9 (0.6)3.9 (0.6)0.953Didactic value4.0 (0.8)4.0 (0.5)3.9 (0.7)4.0 (0.6)0.573Usability4.0 (1.0)4.2 (0.7)4.2 (0.6)4.2 (0.7)0.618Upside down needle transferExpert (*n* = 9)Target (*n* = 21)Novice (*n* = 39)Total (*n* = 69)Realism3.3 (1.2)3.3 (0.9)3.6 (0.6)3.6 (0.6)0.283^\*^Didactic value2.6 (1.4)3.4 (1.1)3.7 (0.8)3.4 (1.0)0.082^\*^Usability3.2 (1.3)4.0 (0.8)3.7 (0.8)3.7 (0.9)0.226Anastomosis needle transferExpert (*n* = 8)Target (*n* = 6)Novice (*n* = 31)Total (*n* = 45)*p*-valueRealism3.5 (0.9)3.6 (0.9)3.8 (0.6)3.7 (0.7)0.421Didactic value3.5 (0.8)3.2 (1.1)3.9 (0.6)3.7 (0.8)0.071Usability3.8 (1.4)4.1 (0.8)4.0 (0.7)4.0 (0.8)0.734Differences


making it difficult to include a sufficient number of participants in this category. Due to the switch of a simpler anastomosis for Task 3, there could be a bias regarding the parameters of the system, because the participants who performed and completed the eight sutures anastomosis within the time limit would have lower parametric scores and therefore affect the average group score. To account for this possible bias, a subanalysis per suture was performed.

During the execution of the tasks, the participants also could notice the changing focus of the installed webcam which was on either the suture pad or the instruments but could not be manually adjusted to the user's preference. This could cause frustration to the participants and affect their opinion and performance.

Conclusion {#Sec18}
==========

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He’s also succeeded at the highest level while playing and dealing with the media in New York. Plus, you can bet he’d be a significant asset in any free-agent recruiting process.

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 that    would   include    a    new    claim   under     the    Stored

Communications Act, 18 U.S.C. § 2701, but the district court denied

that motion.           The parties then filed cross-motions for summary

judgment on all claims.            A United States Magistrate Judge issued

a Report and Recommendation that the district court grant summary

judgment in favor of the Cranston Defendants and Warwick Defendants

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ECPA claim, for which it found summary judgment unwarranted in

either party's favor.       The district court, however, only adopted

the Report and Recommendation in part, electing to grant summary

judgment in favor of all defendants on all of Boudreau's claims.

Boudreau, now represented by counsel, has appealed.


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this    is    irrelevant          here,    because    the    Cranston     Defendants'

investigatory motives are what actually animated their decision to

conduct inventory searches.                 This argument, however, does not

succeed.      For, we have previously held that "[t]he subjective

intent of the officers is not relevant so long as they conduct a

search according to a standardized inventory policy."                      Id. (emphases in original). Epstein, therefore, provides

little support for the functional approach to contemporaneity that

Boudreau asks us to adopt.

             Boudreau also cites United States v. Szymuszkiewicz,

622 F.3d 701 (7th Cir. 2010).            Similar to the facts in Epstein,

the defendant in Szymuszkiewicz set up a rule in his boss's email

account to forward him a copy of any email his boss received.                Id.

at 703.      The defendant argued that he had not intercepted the

emails in question because the rule merely forwarded him a copy

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sent these incomplete emails, because

"[e]ven unsent Yahoo! Mail email drafts are auto-saved over the

internet."      Furthermore, in some of these screenshots, the web

browser's "progress bar" indicates that the page displayed on

Boudreau's screen was in the process of loading at the time of the

screenshot.     Additionally, the screenshots' timestamps match the

times   that    Boudreau's    desktop    clock    displays    --   though   the

screenshot timestamps include seconds (e.g., 9:51:28), and the

desktop clock shows only hours and minutes (e.g., 9:51 AM).

             The district court correctly ruled that the screenshots

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Q:

Searching global minima fast?

I am minimizing a highly non-linear function. If I know the global minimum is at most some value, is this information helpful to design a faster algorithm than random restart?

If we know an upper bound B so far, can we prove something like this, with a high probability, within M local minima visits, we will reach a local minimum B', and we have |B'-G| < eta|B-G|, where G is the unknown global minimum. And M is some polynomial function of eta, and maybe the dimension of the solution space.

A:

You need more information to do anything useful. (An upper bound on the global minimum isn't very special--you can sample your function at any point to get one.) Without additional restrictions on your function you're still in     select.append( '<option value="' + val + '">' + val + '</option>' );
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III. Prepare all plates you will need before starting to lift.

At CFEvo we'll generally do a group warm-up first in class, then real lifting begins. Organize your workspace first, then start lifting. This avoids extra walking around and makes for a better class flow, especially if going EMOM (every minute on the minute) or every 90-120 seconds.

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for any screen size, if all top level items have the same fixed width, we then need to find out how many items there will be per row regardless of the window's width. Sadly, calc() is too limited for this application. However, if the top items have a fixed width and we know what that width is, we can use a series of @media statements for each case.
For example, lets say that with margins and width together, each top level item has a width of 230px. This means that if the window's width is less than 230 * 3 = 690px, there will be 2 items in each row. If the window's width is less than 230 * 4 = 920px and greater than 690px there will beConcentrations of magnesium, calcium, potassium, and sodium in human heart muscle after acute myocardial infarction.
Atomic absorption spectrometry was used to measure magnesium, calcium, and sodium, and emission spectrometry to measure potassium, in myocardium (left and right ventricles) of 26 control subjects who died of acute trauma. Results were expressed in mumol/g of proteins. Mg/Ca and K/Na ratios were also determined. The same measurements were made in 24 patients who died from acute myocardial infarction. Samples were also taken from the necrotic area. Mg/Ca and K/Na ratios were significantly higher in the left ventricle of both populations, thus providing evidence of anatomical and physiological differences between the two ventricles. As a result of cytolysis and anoxia, the Mg/Ca ratio was very significantly inverted, and the K/Na ratio very significantly


how that work pans out in August.

This again is where Culliver's knee will come into the equation. If Culliver is a bit slow in his coverage and seems to still be affected by the injury, Cook could very well climb past him on the depth chart. The 49ers preseason depth chart is not the be-all, end-all of the pecking order, but it will be interesting to see who gets those first team snaps opposite Tramaine Brock when the 49ers open their preseason August 7 in Baltimore.funding model for hospitals their size. In his presentation Thurston noted that if GBHS does not change its cost structure, the annual deficit from operations is expected to exceed $17 million by the end of 2019/20.

While Meaford councillors appreciate the predicament faced by the GBHS they are leery of a cut to surgical services leading to deeper cuts in the future that could ultimately put Meaford's hospital in jeopardy and have a negative impact on the community. Councillors were also concerned about the potential impact on the already difficult task of recruiting family physicians to Meaford.

“It has a huge impact on our ability to recruit physicians to our area, and we're badly under-serviced in that area. But it also has a huge impact on the health and well-being


can only do its job well for two levels FetchMany only with two relations only, why bother creating ThenFetchMany(used on three levels, but has error, has duplicate objects)? In fact, even FetchMany is useless too if you want to use it on three relations also, it produces duplicate objects too.
Can NHibernate team be bothered to remove ThenFetchMany anyway since it can't work properly?
There's no error in my mapping, things are working properly (i.e. doesn't produce duplicate objects) when I removed the fetching strategies.

A:

to get unique results do
for Linq:
.Distinct()

for QueryOver
.TrasformUsing(Transformers.DistinctRootentity)

for Criteria
.SetResulttransformer(Transformers.DistinctRootentity)

EDIT: effectivly this is a shortcoming of NH, it will issue a cartesian product, but this can be improved
repo.All.Where(y => y.QuestionId == id)
        .FetchMany(x => x.Answers)
      and study of the performance characteristics of a network application or system without incurring the substantial cost of hard and soft equipment and human testers that otherwise would be required.
Network traffic is known to be bursty in nature. Traffic burstiness has been defined as the tendency of data packets to arrive in bursts, with the inter-packet arrival time within the burst being much smaller than the average inter-packet arrival time. Bursty traffic can have a significant effect on the queuing delays and response times of a network application or network system. As such, an appropriate measure of burstiness can serve as an important traffic parameter describing the variability in load intensity and packet arrival rate in a network system.
Bursty network traffic historically has been characterized as Poisson distributed


overall RR was defined as a complete or partial response according to RECIST criteria, version 1.0. RRs were compared by using Fisher's exact test.

Statistical analyses were conducted using SAS version 9.2 software package (SAS Institute, Cary, NC, USA). All statistical tests were two sided, and *P* \< 0.05 considered statistically significant. Reporting Recommendations for Tumor Marker Prognostic Studies (REMARK) were adhered to wherever applicable \[[@B32]\]. The design of the study was prospective-retrospective as described by Simon et al. \[[@B33]\].

Results
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TIMP-1 IHC staining
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Archival FFPE primary tumor tissue blocks from patients enrolled in the trial were retrospectively collected between January 2006 and December 2010 from study sites and centrally stored. The original trial recruited 337 participants, and for the present study a total of 273 tumors were available for TIMP-1 analysis (Figure [1](#F1){ref-type="fig"}). TIMP-1

^a^Retrospective analysis, primary tumor only.

^b^Time interval from diagnosis of primary cancer to recurrence.

^c^Fisher\'s exact test, unknown values excluded from tests.

^e^Wilcoxon test.

*Abbreviations*: *ECOG* Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group, *HER2* Human epidermal growth factor receptor 2, *TIMP-1* Tissue inhibitor of metalloproteinases-1.

Prognosis and response rates
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In univariate analyses, TIMP-1 status was not associated with TTP or OS, however, there was a non-significant trend that TIMP-1 positive patients had increased OS (P = 0.06) (Figure [2](#F2){ref-type="fig"}) (Table [3](#T3){ref-type="table"}).

![**Time to progression and overall survival according to TIMP-1 status.** Kaplan-Meier curve for **(A)** time to progression (165 events) and **(B)** overall survival (240 events) for all 264 advanced breast cancer patients treated with gemcitabine plus docetaxel or docetaxel alone (study arms combined)