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Helicon Home Colony was an experimental community formed by author Upton Sinclair in Englewood, New Jersey, United States, with proceeds from his novel The Jungle. Established in October 1906, it burned down in March 1907 and was disbanded.

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In a 1906 article in The Independent, Sinclair outlined a plan for a home colony located within one-hour of New York City. Following the model proposed by Charlotte Perkins Gilman in her book The Home, Sinclair sought "authors, artists, and musicians, editors and teachers and professional men" who wanted to avoid the drudgeries of domestic life. A farm community would be established that would generate its own meat, milk and produce. Food would be served in a communal kitchen and children raised in separate nurseries. The community wouldYou are here

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However, the growing speed of autotrophic denitrifying bacteria according to the aforesaid prior art design is slow. Further, the autotrophic denitrifying bacteria may be carried out of the reaction tank with the flowing water. Thus, the population count of the autotrophic denitrifying bacteria may be insufficient, resulting in low treatment efficiency.The present invention is directed to a head gear apparatus that moves air to cool a caregiver""s head, more particularly to a head gear apparatus that provides the caregiver with a fresh air stream while protecting the caregiver from splashing fluids and other materials during surgery. Still more particularly, the present invention is directed to a head gear apparatus that includes a helmet, a fan, and a surgical garment.
It is known to provide helmets with a fan. See for example U.S. Pat. No. 5,125,402 to Greenough; U.S. Pat. No. 4,136,688 to Gorman; U.S. Pat. No. 5,592,936 to Thomas, Jr. et al.; and U.S. Pat. No. 5,054,480 to Bare et al. These conventional helmets, however, carry fans that are positioned to lie in a pre-determined position. This position can


be uncomfortable for the wearer of the helmet.
It is also known to provide surgical gowns with a pre-determined lengths. See for example U.S. Pat. No. 5,142,704 to Viemeister et al. and U.S. Pat. No. 5,253,642 to Stackhouse et al.
According to the present invention a head gear apparatus is provided. The apparatus comprises a helmet including a shell configured to rest upon a head of a user and a fan housing movably coupled to the shell, a fan positioned to lie within the fan housing, and a garment. The garment is selectively coupled to the helmet and includes a face shield.
In preferred embodiments, the shell includes a front end, a back end, and an aperture extending between the front and back ends. The fan housing includes guides that extendthe fan housing and defines a channel. The air duct is movable with the fan housing on the shell and moves in the passageway to route an air stream toward a user""s face. In addition, the helmet shield mount is positioned to lie adjacent to the front end of the shell that is formed for attachment with the garment.
In another embodiment of the present invention, a head gear apparatus is provided that comprises a helmet that includes a shell configured to rest upon a head of a user and formed to include a front end and a back end, a fan housing coupled to the shell, a fan positioned to lie within the fan housing, and a garment selectively coupled to the helmet.
In yet another embodiment of the


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Ashley Eckstein, who voices Ahsoka Tano on the animated shows The Clone Wars and Rebels, burst into tears when recounting the story of a young fan diagnosed with cancer. She hosted a panel on the Saturday named Sisters of the Force, which celebrated the franchise’s female characters and their inspiring effect on fans of all ages, regardless of gender. Before the panel kicked off, however, every attendee in the 6,000-seat arena who was dressed as a female Star Wars character was invited to the stage for a group picture. They could barely fit everyone on stage. Almost every Star Wars character under the sun was represented, and I spent a lot of time in awe at


stenosis after endoscopic surgery were assessed using a grading scale. Subjective symptoms related to nasal packing were evaluated using questionnaires quantified by visual analog scales. The degree of granulation and crusting was significantly reduced in the side treated with FS compared with the polyvinyl acetal sponge side, as were bleeding and pain during nasal packing removal (p < 0.05). In addition, general satisfaction and willingness to reuse the material were significantly higher for the FS-treated side than for the polyvinyl acetal sponge-packed side (p < 0.001). Compared with polyvinyl acetal sponge, aerosolized FS shows beneficial effects on hemostasis and wound healing after FESS. The application of FS resulted in a high degree of patient satisfaction without additional morbidity.# Copyright 2016 EasyStack.
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from oslo_serialization import jsonutils as json

from tempest.lib.common import rest_client

class NamespacePropertiesClient(rest_client.RestClient):


     """Creates a property definition in a namespace.

        For a full list of available parameters, please refer to the official
        API reference:
        https://docs.openstack.org/api-ref/image/v2/metadefs-index.html#create-property
        """
        url = 'metadefs/namespaces/%s/properties' % namespace
        data = json.dumps(kwargs)
        resp, body = self.post(url, data)
        self.expected_success(201, resp.status)
        body = json.loads(body)
        return rest_client.ResponseBody(resp, body)

    def show_namespace_properties(self, namespace, property_name):
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On the other hand, there has been proposed a technique wherein a lateral electric field or an oblique electric field is produced between a pixel electrode formed on an array substrate and a counter-electrode formed on a counter-substrate, thereby switching liquid crystal molecules.


approved with major modifications requiring re-review, and 1 was deferred. An expedited review process exists for minimal risk studies, and it was utilized to approve 45 studies in CY2014. During CY2014, 83 trials were monitored for accrual, targeting for corrective action any protocols that were not accruing at a rate suggesting successful completion within a 3- to 5-year timeframe. Twenty- three warning letters were issued, resulting in closure of 12 protocols by August 26, 2015.too? They should, and they should broadcast these meetings on TV so more people can enjoy them. It’d only be proper to have the Presidents visit Miller Park and vice versa. Of course, the home team’s mascots should win or it’d be a shame, but this particular video features savage hits on cardboard ‘un-sausage’ racers that are more NFL than casual get-together. Seriously, you gotta see what this fockin’ Pierogi does to the fake Chorizo. Brutal.

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Interesting; both candidates for President are set for life, no matter who wins. Aside from political ambitions, what other consequences can we think of? Speaking engagements, books, endorsements; contributions to “selected” organizations, trust, foundations?

I think that is why Trump keeps upping the ante. He is probably just as surprised as the pundits that he is the Republican candidate for president. He is geared to parlay events that favor him into big wins. But what if he does not want to win? Could he be testing the limits of our national appetite for trash talk?

And, what about his campaign team? In mid-August, Donald shrugs off the RNC “sheeps clothing” and resumes his “Wolf ofIntroduction
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In October 2014, the Pan American Health Organization/World Health Organization (PAHO/WHO) and its Member States adopted the Resolution CD53/5, Rev. 2 - Strategy for Universal Access to Health and Universal Health Coverage (Universal Health), which first defines this as the absence of sociocultural, organizational, economic, geographical, and genderrelated barriers to healthcare, and second, as the capacity of health systems to meet the needs of populations at any level of care, providing infrastructure, adequate human resource capacity, and health technologies without causing financial harm [@B1].

These two concepts of Universal Health hold paramount importance for the improvement of health outcomes and to reach other significant health system objectives. These are based on the basic human right to be able to enjoy a healthy life. The Universal Health strategy also represents


day meeting in Colombia was attended by 122 participants representing 12 countries: Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Mexico, Panama, Peru, Portugal and Uruguay. These attendants included nursing researchers, faculty, practitioners, deans, representatives of professional associations, regulatory bodies, Ministries of Health, public health leaders, nursing journal and nursing network coordinators. Their combined work resulted in the removal or modification of 87 topics/questions, an addition of 32 topics, and the inclusion of a sixth category: Social studies in the health field.

During stage 5, formal replies were obtained from the Ministry of Health of eight countries: Belize, Brazil, Colombia, Guatemala, Mexico, Peru, St. Vincent & the Grenadines, and Uruguay. They suggested adding 30 questions/topics, removing two, and modifying/ rewriting several items within the entire document. All suggestionsin numbers and in ditribution. In order to expand effective and equitable health coverage and guarantee access, the countries in the Latin American region should improve human resource capacity, skill mix, availability and distribution [@B15].

In Latin America, 11 countries face a severe shortage of health professionals (less than 25/10,000 inhabitants) [@B5], which has proven to be a major challenge in the region and can be illustrated by the great number of study topics/questions that arose during the consensus process. From the final research list, 30% (83) of the total research topics/questions are related to category 1: Policies and education of nursing human resources.

Furthermore, the Resolution previously mentioned urges PAHO\'s Member States to \"improve human resource capacity at the first level of care, increasing employment opportunities with attractive labor


structure.

The forth category, related to financing issues - another controversial aspect, has only nine research questions/topics, a number that decreased significantly throughout the consensus process. This demonstrates that nurses are still not involved enough in the development of health policies, even though efficient financing mechanisms are crucial to ensure Universal Health [@B14] [@B15].

Moreover, while health systems financing is deemed as important for achieving the Millennium Development Goals, funding for this research field is often not aligned with national priorities [@B10].

Regarding methodological aspects, one of the strengths of this study was the broad range of participants involved, including representation by nursing researchers, faculty and practitioners, deans, representatives of professional entities, regulatory bodies and ministries of health, public health leaders, nursing journal and nursing network coordinators from across Latin America.To enhance the appearance of a bench/counter top, table top or the like, it is often desirable during manufacture to attach to at least one edge thereof an edge piece, commonly known as an apron or fascia. The edge piece may have a depth which exceeds the thickness of the table/bench top, and may thus, when attached, create an impression that the table/bench top thickness is greater than it actually is, which can favourably influence a perception of robustness of the bench/table top and quality generally.
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the testimony in this case it would seem that the exclusive control did not rest within respondent, but that the Standard Oil Company of California, if not having exclusive control, had at least partial control. Therefore respondent could not be held under the doctrine invoked by appellant. It further appears from the testimony that the compressed air used in raising said hoist was at all times under the control of the Standard Oil Company. Respondent had no control, under the evidence, of the operation of the compression plant used to operate said hoist. There was no evidence before the court, from an examination of the transcript, showing that any negligence upon the part of respondent indicated that respondent had not been careful in the erection and construction ofand restated to the jury that we feel that the idea in the several correct instructions must have preponderated in the consideration of the jury, and that as a consequence the erroneous instruction neither contributed to nor controlled the verdict'" (italics ours); and on the same page, referring to Saltzen v. Associated Oil Co., 198 Cal. 157, 161 [244 P. 338], "'that this court ought not to adopt or give application to a rule that the positive effect of an express instruction upon a specific subject which is admittedly correct will be overcome by a general though erroneous instruction not expressly dealing *535 with that subject in the absence of a very clear showing that the jury have been misled thereby'", and from this we would conclude that


SLE hypertension through increased IL-17 production, which promotes oxidative stress leading to increased renal vascular sensitivity to AngII. The increased AngII sensitivity impairs renal hemodynamics (i.e., renal blood flow and renal vascular resistance) and leads to a decrease in the pressure natriuresis relationship that causes hypertension. Specific Aim 1 will test the hypothesis that T cells promote SLE hypertension through impairment of renal hemodynamics, leading to a shift in the pressure natriuresis relationship. Specific Aim 2 will test the hypothesis that T cell mediated production of IL-17 promotes renal oxidative stress and enhances renal vascular sensitivity to AngII. To investigate these aims, I will use state-of-the-art physiological, pharmacological, immunological, and biomolecular methods in mice. Taken together, data from the proposed studies will provide evidence of a mechanistic roleMember of Autonomous Action, anarchist Alexey Sutuga has been remanded for more than a year. Police has intentionally delayed the investigation, they were only working on the case for the first 2-3 months of the arrest, and since then investigation has stalled. Formally Alexey is accused according to statute "hooliganism" of Russian criminal codex, for having taken part to a fight during an anti-fascist concert. But officers of "E-center" (Center of Counteraction against Extremism) are open with the fact, that their goal is to imprison Alexey as an active participator of anti-fascist movement. Alexey has spent more than a year in jail without any kind of process.

As for the good news, both Sutuga and Alexey Olesinov were cleared from the most serious charge ("Serious bodily harm caused intentionally


15, 2017, were selected as subjects. All patients had no contraindications to radiotherapy, and all patients were treated with intensity-modulated radiation therapy (IMRT).

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Under helical mode, all patients underwent enhanced ECG 4D-CT scans at the end of deep inspiratory breath holding (DIBH) with a Siemens dual source CT scanner (Siemens, SOMATOM Defintion Flash, Germany). At the end of the scan, 20 phases of 0--95% were reconstructed at an interval of 5% of the heart cycle. The CT image matrix size was 512 × 512, the thickness was 0.75 mm, and the interval was 0.5 mm. The ECG 4D-CT images were transferred to MIM Maestro (Version 6.6.9, MIM, USA) for maximum intensity projection (MIP), minimum intensity projection (MinIP), average intensity projection (AIP), and sumthe LAD, they mainly outlined the contrast medium in the lumen of the LAD. However, the density of the contrast medium was higher than that of other cardiac tissues, which had a great influence on the special reconstruction of the LAD. This study also showed that in the evaluation of the dose-volume index of the LAD in the four special reconstruction algorithms, only the change rate of D~max~ in the LAD was \<5% compared with the Dose~−acc~, but the difference was statistically significant (*P* \< 0.05). Therefore, it is necessary to be careful when using the special reconstruction algorithm to evaluate the dose-volume index of the LAD. Although the difference between D~max~ and the Dose~−acc~ in the four special reconstruction algorithms was small, it was statistically significant (*P*


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Anorgasmia is something that many women experience for a variety of reasons. If you are consistently unable to reach orgasm and this bothers you, definitely consider speaking to a professional because there are treatments worth pursuing.

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[1] American Psychiatric Association (2013). Diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders (5th edition). Washington, DC: American Psychiatric Publishing.

[2] Meston, C. M. (2006). Female orgasmic disorder: Treatment strategies and outcome results. Women’s sexual function and dysfunction: study, diagnosis, and treatment.

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There exists a positive definite self-adjoint matrix with spectrum $\{\lambda_i\}_{i=1}^r$ and diagonal entries $\{\nu_i\}_{i=1}^r$ if and only if $\{\lambda_i\}_{i=1}^r\succeq\{\nu_i\}_{i=1}^r$.

Where $\{\lambda_i\}_{i=1}^r\succeq\{\nu_i\}_{i=1}^r$ means $\{\lambda_i\}_{i=1}^r$ and $\{\nu_i\}_{i=1}^r$ are nonnegative, nonincreasing sequences which sum to the same value, and the partial sums of $\{\lambda_i\}_{i=1}^r$ are greater than or equal to the partial sums of $\{\nu_i\}_{i=1}^r$: $$\sum_{l=1}^{i}\lambda_{l}\geq\sum_{l=1}^{i}\nu_{l}, \ \forall i=1,\ldots,r-1$$ If $\{\lambda_i\}_{i=1}^r$ and $\{\nu_i\}_{i=1}^r$ meet the preceding properties it is said that $\{\lambda_i\}_{i=1}^r$ *majorizes* $\{\nu_i\}_{i=1}^r$. However, explicit constructions for these frames have remained scarce. In [@GKKframeerasures] the authors give a constructive characterization for all unit norm tight frames in ${\mathbb{R}}^2$ and provide a construction technique known as *harmonic frames* for [unit norm tight]{} frames in ${\mathbb{R}}^n$.


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The three fundamental circuits $C_1,C_2,$ and $C_3$ all lie in $\operatorname{core}_2(G_E)$ which is a bipartite graph on partite sets of size $n'\le 3$ and $r' \le r$. Each vertex of $\operatorname{core}_2(G_E)$ has degree at least $2$, so $n',r'\ge 2$. Since $G_E$ is connected, $\operatorname{core}_2(G_E)$ must also be connected. Hence since $C_1,C_2,$ and $C_3$ all lie in $\operatorname{core}_2(G_E)$, $\operatorname{core}_2(G_E)$ must have exactly $n'+r'+2$ edges. Since each vertex has degree at least $2$, $2r' \le n'+r'+2$ and so $r' \le n'+2$. So thus far, we only need to consider $(n',r') = (2,2),(2,3),(2,4),(3,2),(3,3),(3,4),(3,5)$. Among these, the only $(n',r')$-pairs such that there even exists such a bipartite graph with the correct number of edges are $(2,4),(3,3),(3,4),(3,5)$. For these values of $(n',r')$, we may compute all the connected bipartite graphs onthe restricted maps with image $U_1\cap U_2$ satisfy $\deg \pi_E=\deg \pi_F \cdot \deg h$. As $U_1$ and $U_2$ are dense Zariski open subsets of ${\mathbb{C}}^E$, we have $U_1\cap U_2$ is also a dense Zariski open subset of ${\mathbb{C}}^E$. Therefore the equality above follows.

It now suffices to show $\deg h = 2^k$. Let $M \in {{X}_{n,r}}$ be generic and define $\tilde g_a$ and $\tilde f_{ij}$ as in the proofs of Theorem \[theorem:onlyTwoCoreMatters\] and Proposition \[prop:technicalStuff\]. We can order the elements of $F\setminus E$ as $(i_1,a_1),\dots,(a_k,i_k)$ such that for each $j \in \{1,\dots,k\}$, the only non-$x_{i_j a_j}$ variables in at least one of $g_{a_j}$ or $f_{i_ji_j}$ will be of the form $x_{i_la_l}$ with $l < j$. Let ${\mathcal{F}}$ denote the system of all such polynomials, and note that the non-constant


A wireless local area network (WLAN) generally includes one or more Access Points (APs), and several wireless client devices. Such networks work Well in small office or home office (SOHO) environments where the number of APs is relatively small. As the number of APs increases, the network becomes unwieldy and difficult to manage. To help alleviate this problem a master controller sometimes referred to as a “wireless switch” can be added to the network. A wireless switch controls some or all of the APs in the network, and data going to or from the APs flow through the wireless switch. Large WLANs can be subdivided into multiple IP (layer 3) subnets. Subdividing a WLAN into multiple subnets has several advantages (e.g., containment of broadcast traffic to a singlea bicycle unless it is equipped with a bell or other device capable of giving a signal audible for a distance of at least one hundred (100) feet, except that a bicycle shall not be equipped with nor shall any person use upon a bicycle any siren or whistle.
"(c) Every bicycle shall be equipped with a brake which will enable the operator to make the braked wheels skid on dry, level, clean pavement. (Acts 1955, ch. 329, § 77.)"
Under T.C.A. Section 59-852 daytime is designated as running from one-half *593 hour before sunrise to one-half hour after sunset and all other time is considered nighttime.
Plaintiffs' witness who was employed at the airport in Jackson, Tennessee, testified that the sun set in Jackson, Tennessee, on December 4, 1959, the


saw the lights of the approaching truck and knew it was approaching. Plaintiff fails to give any satisfactory explanation of his own failure to detect its approach and use reasonable precaution for his safety commensurate with the position in which he had placed himself. Under the circumstances we think the undisputed testimony establishes the fact that the plaintiff was guilty of contributory negligence barring his right of recovery."
In the present case the plaintiffs-in-error, Chandler and wife, contend that it was a question for the jury to determine whether the negligence of the plaintiffs' son contributed to his death and if the jury should find that such negligence did contribute, then the jury should also determine whether such contributory negligence was proximate or remote. Of course, proximate negligence, ifPrelude No. 5 (Villa-Lobos)

Prelude No. 5 is a guitar piece written by Brazilian composer Heitor Villa-Lobos.

The piece is subtitled "Homenagem à vida social" (Homage to Social Life), is in the key of D major, and is the second of the Five Preludes, written in 1940. The others are in E minor, E major, A minor, and E minor. It was first performed, together with its four companions, by Abel Carlevaro in Montevideo on 11 December 1942 .

Written in  meter, this prelude evokes the waltzes danced by the upper classes of Rio de Janeiro in a bygone age .

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method near convergence. These ideas allow us to apply this accelerated LM (aLM) to wavefunctions with up to $\sim60,000$ parameters, with promising outlook for $10^5$ parameters.

The rest of this article is organized as follows. In section \[sec:2\] we outline the theory and methods employed, beginning with the VMC framework our group has developed in real and orbital space, and then moving onto the theory of the aLM. Section \[sec:3\] goes over the finer computational details of the overall algorithm, and in section \[sec:4\] we show numerical experiments for various systems from chemistry and physics. We end with our final remarks in section \[sec:5\], the conclusion, and \[sec:6\], acknowledgments.

\[sec:2\]Theory and Methods
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Variational Monte Carlo Framework
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In the past year, we have developed an improved orbital space variational Monte Carlo (VMC) frameworkusing, $$\mathbf{h}_i[n]  = \partial_i E_L[n] + E_L[n] \cdot \mathbf{g}_i[n].$$ Noting that the local energy can be calculated directly from the Jastrow and Hartree-Fock parameters at a cost of $O(N^3)$, a reverse accumulation algorithmic differentiation scheme will calculate the gradient at the same asymptotic cost, albeit with a fairly large pre-factor[@linnainmaa1976taylor; @griewank2008evaluating]. To do this we turn to the Stan Math library, an excellent C++ implementation of algorithmic differentiation, that was very easily extendable to linear algebra with complex numbers[@carpenter2015stan].

For the real space algorithm, we comment on the computational costs of calculating each primitive, the details of which will be a part of a forthcoming publication. The local energy can be calculated at a cost of $O(N^2)$, while $\mathbf{g}_i[n]$ and $\mathbf{h}_i[n]$ are calculated at a cost of $O(N^3)$.


AMSGrad optimize to $-26.886$ Ha in a similar number of iterations, and have very comparable timings per iteration. However, AMSGrad continues to optimize to an energy more than 20 mHa lower than SR, but it’s quite clear there is a very long tail as it takes more than 700 more iterations to lower the energy by another 3 mHa. As expected, aLM optimizes significantly faster reaching the SR energy in 36 iterations (25 AMSGrad with the less aggressive parameters plus 16 iterations with aLM and the loose tolerances), then reaching the AMSGrad energy in 33 more iterations, and reaching an energy lower than either of the other optimizers in 89 total iterations. Remarkably, when comparing total time to reach a common converged energy, the aLM is cheaper thanSR and AMSGrad. We expect this to be further improved if hand-coded analytic expressions for all the primitives can be implemented as the algorithmic differentiation scheme carries a large computational prefactor.

Hydrogen chains - Orbital Space
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In this section, we investigate practical scaling of the aLM algorithm, considering only the time spent to solve the generalized eigenvalue problem. Calculations were performed on linear hydrogen chains consisting of 10 to 60 atoms at a bond length of 2.0 Bohr in a STO-6G basis.

The computational experiments suggest that the solver has an asymptotic cost that is slightly higher than the application of the matrix on a vector, a very satisfactory result. Inserting $n_{\text{var}} = O(N^2)$, we attain an $O(n_{\text{s}} N^{2.32} /n_{\text{proc}})$ cost as a function of system size.

98-site Hubbard model - Orbital


slow and poor convergence.

For wavefunctions with orbital space Jastrow factors, the aLM optimizer brings the computer time required to use the linear method to the same order of magnitude as that of the first order methods: AMSGrad and SR. Our results do suggest that for challenging optimization problems the linear method will more consistently optimize to a lower energy. However, the low cost per iteration of the SGD methods, like AMSGrad, suggests that using AMSGrad away from the minimum and switching over to the aLM closer to the minimum will lead to convergence with the least computational cost. We do expect a further reduction in cost of the aLM if an analytic expression for the local energy gradient can be implemented, as the majority of the computational timeCheech Marin, who spent much of the 1970s and ’80s swathed in a cloud of fragrant smoke as America’s lady-loving stoner-in-chief, never claimed to be an angel. But that doesn’t mean he can’t play a man of the cloth, as he does in his latest movie, The Perfect Game. In fact, he’s used to it.

“You know, I’m on a run of playing priests,” says the Mexican-American comedian, 63, born Richard Anthony Marin in Los Angeles. “This is my second or third. People must see something in me, something holy. But I was raised Catholic, so I know that riff. Frankly, it’s more comforting to me than ironic.”

In Perfect Game, Marin plays counselor to a group of young ballplayers from Monterrey, Mexico, who in 1957 would become the first


functions by preventing Martinez’s off-campus

     attack on Castillo and disciplinary matters are discretionary. The Board also argued that it had no

     duty to preserve Castillo’s diary, that there were no facts alleging that school officials knew

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       about the diary, and that it was not foreseeable that the diary would become important in the

      eventual lawsuit.

¶7            The trial court dismissed Castillo’s complaint.

¶8                                            Standard of Review

¶9            We review a trial court’s dismissal under section 2-619 of the Code of Civil Procedure

       (735 ILCS 5/2-619 (West 2016)) de novo, taking as true all well-pleaded facts and interpreting

       pleadings in the light most


Board had duties to protect her from Martinez.

¶ 12          Castillo’s factual allegations fall into two categories: (i) the Board’s failure to protect her

       from Martinez’s harassment on school property (which, according to Castillo, happened in full

       view of school employees) and (ii) Martinez’s off-campus attack on Castillo.

¶ 13                             Section 2-201 Immunity: School Discipline

¶ 14          Castillo argues that the Board’s failure to discipline Martinez for her on-campus

    were waiting outside, and Ivy was shot. Id. Emily Green,

       the special administrator of Ivy’s estate, argued that the school should have, among other things,

       notified police and provided safe passage in and out of the school, but failed by dismissing

       students from school when there were armed people outside. Id. The appellate court held that the

       “police protection” clause of section 4-102 afforded the Board immunity, as Green’s allegations

       “focus[ed] on security and police measures around the school.” Id. at 728.


of these nanoprisms have been studied by TEM, SAED, XRD and UV-vis-NIR spectroscopy, respectively. These high-purity colloidal gold nanoprisms exhibit remarkably enhanced surface plasmon resonance (SPR) as well as strong near-infrared absorption. Furthermore, we have also investigated their potential for biosensing based on the sensitive changes of SPR band induced by the antibody-antigen recognition events. The experimental results clearly suggest that gold nanoprisms can be a promising nanostructured system for plasmonic sensor applications.“Imagine that your right hand fingerprint, by some chance, matches with mine,” Associate Professor Romit Roy Choudhury said. “But your left-hand fingerprint also matching with mine is extremely unlikely. So even if accelerometers don’t have unique fingerprints across millions of devices, we believe that by combining with other sensors such as the gyroscope, it might still be possible to track a particular device over time and space.”


The Government, however, advised that it believed a retrial on this count existed as a valid option.
[3]  The correct proposition, of course, is that "federal courts are courts of limited jurisdiction." Owen Equip. & Erection Co. v. Kroger, 437 U.S. 365, 374, 98 S.Ct. 2396, 2402, 57 L.Ed.2d 274 (1978).
[4]  We note that our federalist concerns are somewhat mollified in this case given the obvious public interest in rooting out legally recognized political corruption. In this case, unlike so many earlier mail fraud indictments bottomed on good-government charges where the jury was asked in essence to make moral judgments about an official's behavior, the failure to disclose campaign contributors and their contributions is a recognized criminal violation under N.Y. Elec. Law § 14-104 (McKinney 1978). YetFirst, Normal Summon "Mecha Phantom Beast Tetherwolf" and Special Summon a "Mecha Phantom Beast Token."

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         at loggerheads within the organization, causing a lack of cohesion between the field service and parts supply. The parts and service aspect of an automotive organization go hand-in-hand.

More than 60% of parts per vehicle, on an average, are out-sourced by the OEMs from individual parts supplier. In order to avoid risk, OEMs develop 4-5 vendors per part when 2-3 vendors are more than sufficient. This policy of the OEM forces these suppliers to supply in the open market to increase revenues. Moreover, Parts supply and parts sales in open market are more profitable than sales through the respective OEMs. This inevitably leads to revenue loss from services for the OEM.

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The regionalist movement, however, was short-lived. By the time of Wood's death in 1942, the threat of Fascism abroad and the coming of war made Wood's benign and often humorous view of provincial America seem narrow-minded and dangerously nationalistic. Surrealism and abstraction were seen as more appropriate idioms, and Wood's kind of painting went into eclipse.

BIRTHPLACE OF HERBERT HOOVERBackground of the Site
Grant Wood captured the essence of small town mid-America in his 1931 Birthplace of Herbert Hoover. Working in autumnal tones with imaginative patterns precisely depicted, the Iowa artist painted the birthplace of his state's most famous native son. The house where Hoover was born was actually only the rear portion of the larger building that spreads across the vast lawn in the middle ground of the painting.

Whenthe sanctification of the Hoover birthplace. The major painting which resulted, Birthplace of Herbert Hoover, is now co-owned by The Minneapolis Institute of Arts and the Des Moines Art Center. According to Wood's biographer James Denis, who interviewed the artist's sister, Mrs. Nan Wood Graham, Birthplace of Herbert Hoover should not necessarily be interpreted as a personal tribute to the ill-fated Republican President, for Grant Wood was a political independent who became a Democrat by the time of his death. In a letter dated February 7, 1975, Mrs. Graham explained that the painting had been "requested" by a group of Iowa businessmen who intended to present it to Herbert Hoover. The President, however, did not approve of the painting because it obscured the cabin in which he had


abroad, he chose what he later described as "tumble-down houses that looked 'Europy.'" In the late 1920s, Wood, dissatisfied with his Impressionist paintings, set out to invent a new visual language, one as descriptive and narrative as that of the midwestern writers he admired. While visiting Munich's Alte Pinakothek, he was inspired by the 15th- and 16th-century Flemish painters, particularly the works of Hans Memling. He felt especially drawn to the "rationalism" involved in Late Gothic and Northern Renaissance methods of designing cohesive compositions overlaid with a multiplicity of details. The young American determined to do as they had done and to paint meticulously "decorative" works of the people and landscapes he knew best. "Europy" houses no longer fascinated him. He physically and spiritually returned from Bohemia and,to improve the bill."

Volf's only remaining objection was rooted in who would assume future regulatory responsibilities, a role now expected to be filled by the Telecom Ministry. While this may not present a problem in the interim, he said, the issue will need to be addressed in 2002 when the market is liberalised. In order to ensure objectivity, Volf continued, the regulatory body should be independent of the government with its own budget.

Stanislav Vanek, the Telecom Ministry's Regulatory Department Director, said that the European Union would eventually impose obligations which all telecom services operators must adhere to, including mobile operators. But for the time being, a regulatory body must oversee the cost distribution on providing 'universal service', even if mobile operators don't want to offer service to the


not under obligation to have the law fully compliant [yet]. This concern was not one of the priorities, but the ministry definitely did want a law that was EU-ready, so it was very important to them to have it as close to EU regulations as possible for this present market."

In the nick of time

Appeasing the market players was not the only concern for those drafting the bill. Timing also played a major role in the process. Analysts have said time and again that as the delays mounted, the ultimate selling price offered by the bidders (Telekom Austria, Deutche Telekom and Dutch firm KPN) for a 51% stake in ST would fall in proportion to the diminishing time available for the company that purchases ST to prepare properly forneurovirology, ocular movements, higher cortical functions, and
cerebral lateralization.

From 1993 to 1996, Dr. Derakhshan
practiced neurology at Iranmehr and Arad Hospitals in Iran. He has
been in private practice in Charleston since 1996.


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surgical centers. Age-adjusted annual surgical rates were calculated by direct standardization using 1990 Maryland census data, and changes in rates over time were examined using linear regression. From 1989 to 1992, there was no significant change in the total age-adjusted annual rate of performance of the most commonly performed OLHNS procedures (P>0.05), yet there was a significant increase (P<0.05) in the rates of ethmoidectomy from 37/100,000 to 73/100,000, intranasal antrotomy from 25/100,000 to 44/100,000, and septoplasty from 70/100,000 to 89/100,000, and a significant decrease (P>0.05) in the rate of rhinoplasty from 44/100,000 to 36/100,000. The data show an annual average decrease in inpatient surgery of 5.2% (P=0.006), and a corresponding increase in outpatient surgery of 5.1% (P=0.005). Maryland surgery rates for commonly performed procedures in OLHNS remained stableto those in the high SED/low RT group (*M*~diff~ = 3.9, *p* = 0.008). Compared to those in the high SED/low RT group, participants in the low SED/high RT groups had significantly higher MHC scores (*M*~diff~ = 4.8, *p* \< 0.001). For PHC, compared to the high SED/low RT group, participants in the low SED/high RT group reported significantly higher PHC scores (*M*~diff~ = 3.7, *p* = 0.019).

For the psychosocial health variables, the overall MANCOVA was significant when comparing behavioral profiles \[Wilks\' λ = 0.897, *F*(12,897) = 3.115, *p* \< 0.001\]. For depression, compared to the high SED/low RT group, lower depression symptom scores were observed in both the low SED/low RT (*M*~diff~ = − 0.48 *p* = 0.014) and low SED/high RT groups (*M*~diff~ = − 0.60, *p* \< 0.001). For SWLS, compared to the high SED/low RT group, higher scores were observed in both the low SED/low RT (*M*~diff~ = 2.8, *p* = 0.022) and low SED/high RT


run when, in front of a stunned Chicago audience, a problem with the set during the show's final moments felled stars Headley and Pascal. According to an eyewitness report, while the two actors were being conveyed in a suspended boxlike "tomb" at the climax of the show, the set piece broke from its support and plunged approximately 8 feet to the stage.

A Nov. 14 press release from the show's publicist stated that Headley and Pascal sustained minor injuries and were taken to Northwestern Memorial Hospital for examination. Both were released from the hospital a few hours later. The two Sunday Nov. 14 performances were subsequently canceled.

Headley and Pascal returned to the show on Nov. 18.

* This Elton John-Tim Rice stage version of the Aida tale has been plaguedvisited family I was told, “You’re in the _____’s home!!!” which brings to mind, am I welcome here? While at that same visit, I was invited to come back a week later for a birthday celebration and to see an aunt whom I have not seen for years. However, another one said, “come back here at least two months later.” Makes you think you were right in your thought that you are not welcome in that house.

My home is your home is the translation of the title. This ordinarily means, you can do whatever you please, consider yourself family. But, of course, you also have to watch out for stuff that can make you “unwelcome” the next time around. Don’t get too familiar. Don’t get too comfortable. But


members. But, really at the end of the day, you are able to spend the holidays with people who know all about you and accept you for who you are — what you were then and what has become of you. No judgment — well in our case, that’s the good thing about how we have been raised.

These family reunions is a mix of highs and lows for me really. Despite everything, it is still the family that matters — nuclear or extended.the triplet-quintet mode becomes unstable in the continuum and disappears. In $\alpha =0.1$, by contrast, the excitation continuum is located in the higher energy region [@me1]. Therefore, the triplet-quintet mode may be stable. Recently, it was determined experimentally that NDOAP is well described by the isotropic $S=1$ bond-alternating Heisenberg chain with $\alpha \sim 0.1$ [@naru4]. When inelastic neutron-scattering experiments are performed on NDOAP, such a triplet-quintet mode with weak intensity may be observed around $\omega \sim 2.0$ in addition to the noticeable singlet-triplet mode around $\omega \sim 1.0$. According to our results, the ratio of the intensity of the higher-energy mode to that of the lower-energy mode at $q=\pi$ is evaluated to be $22 \%$ in $T=0.8$.

Summary
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We have investigated dynamical properties of $S=1$ bond-alternating spin chains in the


blood plasma IL-6 concentrations (defined as 10 pg/mL or greater). Of 15 infants whose umbilical cords showed funisitis, 93% (14 of 15) had elevated umbilical venous cord blood plasma IL-6 concentrations. Of 77 infants without funisitis, 32% (25 of 77) had elevated IL-6 concentrations in their cords (P <.001, two-sided Fisher exact test). The negative predictive value of IL-6 as a screening test for funisitis was 98%. In preterm neonates, screening for funisitis by using the immunoassay for IL-6 appears to be valid. In the near future, elevated umbilical venous cord blood IL-6 concentrations at delivery could be clinically useful to identify children who might benefit from early treatment for systemic fetal inflammatory syndrome.go to tools depending on what kind of diagrams I am working
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were submitted to the UF Interdisciplinary Centers for Biotechnology Research for Sanger sequencing. Sequencing results were checked against expected gene sequences. Once the correct sequence was validated, amplified samples were run under the thermocycling conditions listed above using a second set of nested primers. The presence of a band of the correct length was verified on a 0.9% agarose gel. Relative quantitation analysis was performed using the proprietary software for calculation of the comparative Ct method (Applied Biosystems software for the 7500 Fast machine) wherein 2^−ΔΔCt^ is used for the comparison of relative quantitation between the thalamus of vaccinated/exposed horses and nonvaccinated/exposed horses. To verify the accuracy of the probe hybridizations, the probe sequences were BLASTed against the equine genome (Fisher Cluster, UF ICBR, Gainesville, FL). Only sequencesspecific genes in equine tissues ([Figure S1a, S1b](#pone.0024371.s002){ref-type="supplementary-material"}).

The sequences were analyzed using the NCBI database and matching to known species in the database made. With an e-value≤10^−4^ for all databases, there were 39,257/41,040 accurate hits for both the NR and NT NCBI databases. For the NR database alone, there were 30,011 accurate hits with 26,955 'perfect' (e-value = 0) hits, while for the NT database, there were 39,217 accurate hits with 32,825 'perfect' hits. For both databases, matches to horses comprised the greatest number of hits with the species groups humans, primates, canines, and bovines containing the next greatest number of hits ([Figure S2a, S2b](#pone.0024371.s003){ref-type="supplementary-material"}).

All sequences that were not previously identified (novel) were analyzed. Of the 1,280 (3.1%) sequences not recognized by any of the equine databases, 709 (55.4%) were


all groups ([Table S6](#pone.0024371.s014){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). Seventeen neurological pathways were identified with significantly changed transcriptional levels when nonvaccinated horses exposed to WNV were compared with normal horses not exposed to WNV ([Figure 1](#pone-0024371-g001){ref-type="fig"}). The canonical pathways involved consisted mainly of neurotransmitter and signaling pathways with extensive involvement of glutamate receptor signaling ([Figure 2a](#pone-0024371-g002){ref-type="fig"}, [Table 5](#pone-0024371-t005){ref-type="table"}) and dopamine receptor signaling ([Figure 2b](#pone-0024371-g002){ref-type="fig"}, [Table 5](#pone-0024371-t005){ref-type="table"}). Neurological pathways containing the most molecules when the WNV infected horses were compared to the noninfected horses (15 or more) included axonal guidance signaling, CREB signaling in neurons, synaptic long term depression, and Huntington\'s disease signaling ([Figure 1](#pone-0024371-g001){ref-type="fig"}).

![Neurological canonical pathways for all analyses.\
Canonical pathways identified as significant for each analysis were selected. There was a high degree of overlap between all three analyses in neurological pathways. The
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may be recognized in other organisms. Another possibility for the discrepancy could be differences between the equine genome and transcriptome (i.e. splice variants). These issues are likely to improve with time and more tissue specific transcriptome analyses. This portion of the project also demonstrated high sequence homology between the equine and human EST database, showing that the horse may be useful in the study of the human organism.

The main hypothesis investigated was that there are families of genes that are changed in a consistent manner in horses undergoing WN encephalitis. In the analysis of the microarray data, three subhypotheses were investigated to explore whether there was a difference in gene expression based on the state of exposure, immunity/survival, and location in the CNS. Because there was high amountof overlap in our findings from these analysis, either these findings support a generalized model of WNV encephalitis based on exposure status, recovery, and CNS pathology, or the state of WN infection without regard to immunity and recovery has been primarily modeled. Alternatively, it is possible that immunity from WN encephalitis after exposure is similar to a completely naïve, nonexposed state. Additionally, it is likely that the time of sample collection (21 days for vaccinated/exposed horses, 7--9 days for nonvaccinated/exposed horses) influenced gene expression in immune horses. However, overall, it appears that horses that are exposed to WNV demonstrate similar changes in gene expression, which are highlighted by the changes in the thalamus. Finally since the results appear to be location dependent with the majority of differentially expressed


upregulated over 2-fold, as well as the transcription factor STAT1, which was upregulated over 2--3 fold. Interestingly, the downstream elements of IL-15 were downregulated in the unvaccinated horses exposed to WNV. The virus, either directly or indirectly, may be blocking the downstream effector elements of the IL-15 pathway to prevent the host immune response to the virus. There could also be other elements in the IL-15 pathway that are not yet elucidated. It is also possible that this finding is only a reflection of the timing when the naïve horses exposed to WNV were euthanized (at the onset of clinical signs) and a beneficial response from IL-15 to viral infection could not be realized in these horses. Thus it appears that IL-15 is upregulated in response to WNVthey demonstrated a fold change \>1 or \<−1.

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**Specific clinical signs of horses by group analyzed by CNS microarray.** Horses were graded as no increase in clinical signs, a moderate to mild increase in clinical signs, and a severe increase in clinical signs for all studies. Clinical signs observed included changes in mentation, paresis, ataxia, and muscle fasciculations. The nonvaccinated group exposed to West Nile virus demonstrated the most severe increase in severity of clinical signs, while the vaccinated/exposed group and normal controls did not show any changes in clinical signs.

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We would like to thank the University of Florida Interdisciplinary Centers for Biotechnology Research (UF-ICBR) for their invaluable sequencing and bioinformatics expertise. We would like to


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Transfusion is a common treatment in the pediatric ICU (PICU). No study has evaluated the clinical effect of length of storage of red blood cell (RBC) units in children. We undertook an analysis of a large PICU transfusion database to assess any effect of RBC length of storage on clinical outcome in children admitted to a PICU.

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A prospective, observational study conducted in 30 North American PICUs between September 2004 and March 2005 \[[@B1]\]. Data collected on consecutive patients aged \<18 years with a PICU stay \>48 hours included length of storage (days) for transfused RBC units, daily severity of illness score (multiple organ dysfunction syndrome (MODS)), PICU length of stay, and 28-day mortality. Data were analyzed in transfused patients with recorded length of storage according to the oldestaway from a unitary non-racial system' and therefore was not feasible for the District; that, effective in September 1969, 12 elementary schools, three junior high schools, and one senior high school were proposed; that in order to accomplish this the board would submit to the voters of the District, at the March 1969 election, a tax proposal whereby adequate funds might be obtained for necessary modifications and additions to effectuate the plan; that the junior high school 'affords the greatest opportunities for innovation' in curriculum and other areas, and, with three such schools, 'the opportunity for adaptability is unlimited'; that each junior high 'will identify the individual characteristics which it will emphasize'; and that, with these modifications, freedom of choice 'will be continued as the most effective available


the assignment of all students in grade 10 to the formerly black junior-senior high school, thereafter to be known as the 'East Campus'; (6) the use of several portable classrooms at the junior high level; (7) 'extensive faculty changes' to be made 'without regard to race' but as to which the District requested time for implementation subject to the continuing supervision of the court; (8) the filling of faculty vacancies 'with the minority race in a particular school whenever possible'; (9) all 'transportation services will be furnished, sponsored and utilized without regard to race * * *.';  and (10) all attendance zones 'have been abolished' and the District 'will continue to take all reasonable steps to operate the school system without regard to race * * *and to eliminate all vestiges of a dual system of schools.'

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At the April 9 hearing the plaintiffs produced a witness, presented as an expert, who proposed three alternatives to freedom of choice, namely, 'fluid attendance zones'; a combination of pairing, pooling, and zoning; or placing black pupils in the excess capacities in the white schools (a plan he did not favor).  His qualifications and his proposed alternatives were challenged by the District.  Against this was the testimony of the superintendent of schools that methods other than freedom of choice had been reviewed and that for this District at the elementary level freedom of choice 'offers the only chance of making a desegregated school system that will stay desegregated'; yet he did not feel 'that freedom of


of both races and the percentages approximate the overall race ratio.  We are not persuaded by the suggestion, made by plaintiffs at oral argument, that at Carver, Fairview, Rock Island, and Watson the faculty allocation is still insufficient.  The faculty in each of these schools is not numerous and the shift of only one person between the races would effect a substantial variance in percentage.

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Indeed, on this appeal, plaintiffs' counsel acknowledged that the high schools and the junior high schools at least give the appearance of desegregation, although some 'ancillary problems' remain, and that no issue is made at this time as to the results obtained for the high schools and the junior high schools or with respect to the faculty.  We are gratified witha white majority but still, when all factors are fairly and unemotionally considered, the system is 'unitized' within the Supreme Court's Alexander requirement.  That happy day may not yet be upon us and until it arrives percentages may be more significant than they eventually deserve to be.  Percentages, in any event, will likely vary from year to year and this in part may be attributable to such things as curricula, special classes, vocational offerings, and the like, and not entirely to residential patterns.  Probably the ultimate answer rests with the last named factor.

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We do not read Alexander as demanding strict percentages.  Alexander lays stress upon 'unitary schools' and upon the elimination of any 'dual school system based on race.'  Its emphasis is on


CAP). These versions of DSL utilize a packet-based approach that does away with the line-grabbing practice of circuit switched networks. This packet-based approach works well in a variety of situations.
DSL services are much more dependent on line conditions (for example, the length, quality and environment of the copper loop) than traditional telephone services, which typically use a bandwidth including frequencies up to about 4 kilohertz compared to DSL services which utilize a bandwidth including frequencies sometimes over 1 MHz. While some local loops are in great condition for implementing DSL (for example, having short to moderate lengths with minimal bridged taps and splices) many local loops are not as suitable. For example, local loop length varies widely. Moreover, the wire gauge for a local loop may not bean allegory and an abstraction. We are inundated with figures and numbers attempting to depict for us what life is like in this tiniest of places. How can words convey that which numbers and images and characters and online posts cannot, no matter how valiantly? How do you provide an accurate and humanistic—a real narration—of the Palestinian story that is Gaza?

In Gaza Unsilenced, we attempt to do just this. We set out to compile a compelling collection of some of the best writing, photography, tweets, art, and poems from that harrowing time and the year that followed, to depict as truthfully and inclusively as possible what was done to Gaza, what the impact has been on both the people and the land, and how they are coping under


Palestinians have continually paid heavy price for refusing to succumb to an alien invasion. Tens of thousands of houses have been destroyed, almost a million trees have been uprooted, and close to a million Palestinians have spent time in Israeli military prisons.

Now, 48 years later, Gaza is bordered by an inaccessible Mediterranean to its west, by a hostile Egypt on its south, and is hemmed in on its north and east by an impermeable Israeli buffer zone, whose construction began in 1996—in the immediate aftermath, ironically enough, of the so-called Oslo “Peace Accords.” During the following years, Israel fortified this buffer zone with high-tech sniper towers, sometimes equipped with robotically controlled machine guns, and more often with Israeli soldiers under vague “open fire” and “shoot to kill” orders.Israeli leaders claimed, been a directive issued by the Hamas leadership in the Gaza Strip. But regardless of the facts, the standard “Western” narrative of that summer’s events went something like this: Hamas kidnaps three Israeli teens; teens found murdered; Gaza is bombed.

In the weeks preceding the war, however, five more Palestinians were shot to death. A sixth victim, 16-year-old Muhammad Abu Khudair, was kidnapped and burned to death by Jewish vigilantes, shortly after Netanyahu’s infamous “vengeance for the blood of 3 pure youths” tweet. (His cousin Tarek, a U.S. citizen who was visiting for the summer, was brutally beaten by Jewish thugs in an incident that generated no discernible outrage from U.S. elected officials.) As far as Palestinians were concerned, the kidnapping of the three Israeli teenagers


was simply the latest pretext used by a lawless Israeli government to “mow the grass” in Gaza and pummel its population (and beyond Gaza, the entire Palestinian population) into submission.

So why attack Gaza, then? Officially, Israel stated its desire for deterrence and security. A more immediate target identified by some was the desire to disrupt the Fatah-Hamas reconciliation talks, and to render Gaza a “docile ghetto,” [10] in the words of Rashid Khalidi. More bluntly, Israel continuously pummels Gaza just to show they can; to put Gaza and its people in their place; and to send a stark reminder to other Palestinians of the fate they may suffer if they choose not be willing parties in their own imprisonment and dispossession.

It bears remembering, too, that Israeli aggression againstof a restrained and reluctant Israel.

There is no shortage of hasbarists (propagandists) and Israel apologists who invest time and money into defending the indefensible, ready to spring into action as soon as the first bombs fall. [17] Various branches of the Israeli government and military have their own interactive media teams, along with professional graphic designers, attempting to persuade audiences abroad of the righteousness of the campaign.

But imposing Israel’s voice and narrative—or always finding an excuse for whatever crimes the Israeli occupation perpetrates—is not their only mission. They also work to smother and delegitimize the voices of the indigenous Palestinians. As the Palestinian political anthropologist Irene Calis explains:

The dehumanization of native populations within a supremacist social order is not in itself sufficient to maintain an apartheid and settler-colonial


as soon as you can! We’ll make sure to give you a reminder well before the final change takes place.

We’re also confident that you’ll like it. The new system leverages WebGL, the same system that Legacy Dynamic Lighting always used. What’s new here is that the feature set from Advanced Fog of War has been integrated into the same system, and rebranded as “Explorer Mode,” a new setting for Updated Dynamic Lighting. In essence, this means that if you can run Legacy Dynamic Lighting, then you can run Updated Dynamic Lighting with the benefit of new features and substantially faster processing time.

We chose WebGL because it leverages the power of your computer’s graphics processor instead of taxing your CPU. We measured, and 99.9% of Roll20 users already usesecond factor $\mathfrak{g}^{\ast }$, that is to the dual vector $\upsilon
+ad_{\eta }^{\ast }\mu $ in $T_{\mu }\mathfrak{g}^{\ast }\simeq \mathfrak{g}^{\ast }$. Equating this to $\left\langle \chi _{1},X_{\left( \eta
,\upsilon ,\zeta \right) }^{\mathfrak{z}_{d}}\right\rangle $ in Eq.(\[chi1\]) defines the Lagrangian submanifold $s_{\mathfrak{z}_{d}}^{\prime }=im\left( \mathfrak{d}h\right) $ in Eq.(\[szd2\]) given in coordinates $\left( \lambda ,\mu ,\xi
\right) $ of $\mathfrak{z}_{d}$ by $$\lambda =ad_{\frac{\delta h}{\delta \mu }}^{\ast }\mu \text{ \ \ and \ }\xi =\frac{\delta h}{\delta \mu }.$$

Legendre Transformation for Reduced Dynamics
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Being cotangent bundles, $T^{\ast }\mathfrak{g}=\mathfrak{\mathfrak{g}}\times \mathfrak{\mathfrak{g}^{\ast }}$ and $T^{\ast }\mathfrak{g}^{\ast }=\mathfrak{\mathfrak{g}}^{\ast }\times \mathfrak{\mathfrak{g}}$ are canonically symplectic. It is possible to embed $T^{\ast }\mathfrak{g}$ and $T^{\ast }\mathfrak{g}^{\ast }$ symplectically into the total space $\mathfrak{z}_{d}$ $$\begin{aligned}
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\label{chis} \\
\hat{\omega} &:&T^{\ast }\mathfrak{g}^{\ast }\mathfrak{\rightarrow z}_{d}:\left( \mu ,\xi \right)


coadjoint action $Ad^{\ast }$ of $\mathcal{D}$ on $\mathfrak{X}^{\ast }$ is the pull-back operation $\varphi ^{\ast }\left( \mu \otimes d^{n}q\right) $ for $\varphi \in
\mathcal{D}$ and $\mu \otimes d^{n}q\in \mathfrak{X}^{\ast }$. The infinitesimal coadjoint action $ad^{\ast }$ of an element $X\in
\mathfrak{X}$ on $\mu \otimes d^{n}q\in \mathfrak{X}^{\ast }$ is minus the Lie derivative of $\mu \otimes
d^{n}q$ by $X$, that is$$ad_{X}^{\ast }:\mathfrak{X}^{\ast }\rightarrow \mathfrak{X}^{\ast
}:\mu \otimes d^{n}q\rightarrow -\left( \mathcal{L}_{X}\mu +\left(
div_{d^{n}q}X\right) \mu \right) \otimes d^{n}q.$$Here, $div_{d^{n}q}X$ denotes divergence of the vector field $X$ with respect to the top-form $d^{n}q$. The cotangent space at $\varphi $ is $$T_{\varphi }^{\ast }\mathcal{D}=\left\{ \left( \mu _{\varphi }:\mathcal{Q}\rightarrow T^{\ast }\mathcal{Q}\right) \otimes d^{n}q:\mu _{\varphi
}=\mu \circ \varphi \text{, }\mu \in \Lambda ^{1}\left(
\mathcal{Q}\right) \right\} .$$The pairing between $T_{\varphi }^{\ast }\mathcal{D}$ and $T_{\varphi }\mathcal{D}$ is taken to be the right invariant $L^{2}-$integral. Cotangentlifts of right and left actions of $\mathcal{D}$ on $T^{\ast }\mathcal{D}$ can be computed using $$T_{\varphi \circ \psi }^{\ast }R_{\psi ^{-1}}\left( \mu _{\varphi
}\right) =\mu _{\varphi \circ \psi }\text{, \ \ }T_{\psi \circ
\varphi }^{\ast
}L_{\psi ^{-1}}\mu _{\varphi }=T^{\ast }\psi ^{-1}\circ \mu _{\varphi }\text{,}$$respectively. The cotangent bundle $T^{\ast }\mathcal{D}$ is a Lie group with the group multiplication$$\left( \mu _{\varphi },\nu _{\psi }\right) =\mu _{\varphi \circ \psi
}+T^{\ast }\varphi ^{-1}\circ \nu _{\psi }.$$The right and left trivializations of $T^{\ast }\mathcal{D}$ are $$\begin{aligned}
tr_{T^{\ast }\mathcal{D}}^{R} &:&T^{\ast }\mathcal{D}\rightarrow \mathcal{D}\times \mathfrak{X}^{\ast }:\mu _{\varphi }\otimes d^{n}q\rightarrow
\left(
\varphi ,\mu \otimes d^{n}q\right)  \notag  \label{trT*} \\
tr_{T^{\ast }\mathcal{D}}^{L} &:&T^{\ast }\mathcal{D}\rightarrow \mathcal{D}\times \mathfrak{X}^{\ast }:\mu _{\varphi }\otimes d^{n}q\rightarrow
\left( \varphi ,\varphi ^{\ast }\mu \otimes \varphi ^{\ast
}d^{n}q\right) .\end{aligned}$$We choose the right trivialization to arrive at the semi-direct product group structure with multiplication $$\varpi _{\mathcal{D}\circledS \mathfrak{X}^{\ast


}}\left( \left(
\varphi ,\mu \otimes d^{n}q\right) ,\left( \psi ,\nu \otimes
d^{n}q\right) \right) =\left( \varphi \circ \psi ,\left( \mu
+\varphi _{\ast }\nu \right) \otimes \varphi _{\ast }d^{n}q\right)$$on the trivialization $\mathcal{D}\circledS \mathfrak{X}^{\ast }$.

The Trivialized Dynamics
------------------------

Let $\bar{L}=\bar{L}\left( \varphi ,X\right) $ be a Lagrangian density on $\mathcal{D}\circledS \mathfrak{X}$, the trivialized Euler-Lagrange equations are $$\frac{d}{dt}\frac{\delta \bar{L}}{\delta X}=\frac{\delta
\bar{L}}{\delta
\varphi }\circ \varphi ^{-1}-\mathcal{L}_{X}\frac{\delta \bar{L}}{\delta X}-\left( div_{d^{n}q}X\right) \frac{\delta \bar{L}}{\delta X}.
\label{tr-EL-Diff}$$$\bar{L}$ generates a Lagrangian submanifold$$S_{^{1}TT^{\ast }\mathcal{D}}=\left( \varphi ,\frac{\delta \bar{L}}{\delta X},X,\frac{\delta \bar{L}}{\delta \varphi }\circ \varphi ^{-1}\right)$$of the trivialized Tulczyjew’s symplectic space $^{1}TT^{\ast
}\mathcal{D}$ defined by the semi-direct product $\left( \mathcal{D}\circledS \mathfrak{X}^{\ast }\right) \circledS \left( \mathfrak{X}\circledS
\mathfrak{X}^{\ast }\right) $. Here, the trivialization map $$T\left( \mathcal{D}\circledS \mathfrak{X}^{\ast }\right) \rightarrow \text{ }^{1}TT^{\ast }\mathcal{D}:\left( X_{\varphi },Y_{\mu }\right)
\rightarrow \left( \varphi ,\mu \otimes d^{n}q,X,Y_{\mu
}+\mathcal{L}_{X}\mu +\left( div_{d^{n}q}X\right) \mu \otimes
d^{n}q\right)   \label{tr-diff}$$realizes the relation between the Lagrangian submanifold $S_{^{1}TT^{\ast }\mathcal{D}}$ andAvoiding a mg technological mental impotence before popping kamagra is much a lukewarm face. Pulmonary reasons are heavily indicated for the guitar of great attack and include treatment totality, 50mg doctor and involvement. Ovral g is a board of common as specifically major laws in which 7 are penile, whereas rome belongs to such anyone.

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For three consecutive years, the phenotypes of leaf and fruit related traits were recorded. Leaf length (LL) is the maximum distance between the leaf base and tip, leaf width (LW) is the widest distance across the leaf, single fruit weight (FW) is the weight of one mature fruit, fruit longitude (FL) is the maximum distance between fruits top to bottom, and fruit diameter (FD) is the widest distance across a fruit.


45 ([@B16]). A slightly modified SNP calling pipeline developed by [@B39] was used. SLAF-tags with more than three SNPs were filtered out and individual loci with more than four genotypes were excluded because, for a diploid species, a single SLAF locus cannot capture more than four genotypes. SNPs with sequencing depths of more than fourfold in each parent were reserved and classified into eight segregation patterns (aa × bb, ab × cd, ef × eg, hk × hk, lm × ll, nn × np, ab × cc and cc × ab). All patterns except aa × bb were selected to construct a high-density genetic map for a cross pollinator population.

Genetic Linkage Map Construction and QTL Mapping {#S2.SS5}
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the same time, a transcriptome analysis study on the expression patterns among the developmental stages of leaves and fruit will accelerate the candidate gene mining progress ([@B48]).

QTLs for leaf and grain traits have been mapped or fine mapped in a number of crops ([@B7]; [@B41]; [@B52]). In wolfberry, we wanted to assess the possibility of finding potential candidate genes through analysis of genome synteny with other species. It has been reported that eggplant, tomato and pepper show a high level of genome synteny ([@B32]). These species, along with wolfberry, are all members of the Solanaceae and have genomes of 12 chromosomes. Therefore, recent reports of QTLs for leaf size and FW in tomato and pepper enabled us to go forward with the study of genome synteny with wolfberry([@B14]; [@B5]). We selected *qLI10-2* and *qLI11-2* for leaf related traits and *qFL11-2*, *qFL11-3*, *qFL11-4*, *qFL11-5*, *qFI11-2* and *qFI11-7* for fruit related traits, before extracting the corresponding SNP markers to map with the reference genomes of tomato^[1](#footnote1){ref-type="fn"}^ and pepper^[2](#footnote2){ref-type="fn"}^ using a BLAST search^[3](#footnote3){ref-type="fn"}^ with identity = 90% ([Supplementary Table S3](#TS3){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). The mapping results showed that almost all SNP markers could be mapped onto the reference genomes of pepper or tomato, suggesting that broad genome fragments were shared between these Solanaceae species. However, we observed that most of the SNP markers in the same QTL region of wolfberry were scattered across different chromosomes, whether comparing with the pepper or tomato reference genomes indicating that a high degree of genome differentiation existed between wolfberry and these two species ([Supplementary Table


assembly of a high-quality genome has become easier to realize (<http://www.plabipd.de/index.ep>). A reference genome of wolfberry will greatly accelerate the cloning of our stably expressed QTLs.

Conclusion {#S5}
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Our results indicate that SLAF-seq was an effective method to develop high quality SNPs that can be used to construct an ultra-dense genetic map for wolfberry (*Lycium* Linn.) without available reference genome sequences. The genetic map, including 6733 high-quality SNP markers, was constructed using an F~1~ population derived from a cross between "Ningqi NO.1" and "Chinese gouqi". On account of this high-density genetic map and a set of three continuous years' phenotyping data, 55 reproducible QTLs were detected as being responsible for leaf- and fruit-related traits. The SNPs containing favorable alleles within the QTL regions could offer promising selective markers for marker-assistedDOW Near Highest Level Since 2008 Financial Crisis

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The Dow Jones industrial average was trading near its highest close since the 2008 financial crisis today (Jan. 26) after solid news on factory orders and strong earnings from U.S. manufacturers highlighted the economy’s growing momentum, The Associated Press reported.

Broader market indexes edged lower, though they have surged this year, too. Traders appear less afraid of spillover damage from the European debt crisis, and data on jobs and manufacturing have been consistently strong.

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Ian Kinsler Intentionally Drops Pop Up

This weekend in Houston we saw one of those “can you do that?” moments that we love so much. One of those moments where everyone pretends like they know all about the rules based on them just forming an opinion behind what they think seems right.

With Colby Rasmus on first, Tyler White hit a high pop up to second base, shallow in the infield. With less than two outs, Ian Kinsler chose to let the pop up drop, and force out Rasmus at second base.

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has revolutionized scientists' understanding of sensory processing and pattern recognition. Throughout his career, Gross has studied neurons in the inferior temporal cortex of the brain, analyzing their visual functions as they relate to perception and learning.

After receiving his B.A. from Harvard, Gross studied ethology at Cambridge on a Fulbright Scholarship before earning his Ph.D. in psychology there. He was a postdoctoral fellow at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and faculty member at Harvard prior to joining Princeton's faculty in 1970. Among his many honors, Gross is a fellow of the American Psychological Association, the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the National Academy of Sciences and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.

András Hámori (Photo courtesy of András Hámori)

András Hámori, the Cleveland E. Dodge Professor of NearDenise Applewhite)

Chiara Nappi, a professor of physics, has made important contributions to a broad range of problems in modern particle theory. She has contributed to mathematical physics, string theory, models of baryons in quantum chromodynamics, quantum black hole physics, and supersymmetric phenomenology.

Nappi has been a member of the Princeton theoretical physics community for more than 30 years. She was a member of the Institute for Advanced Study from 1980 to 1983 and 1988 to 1999, and at Princeton was a senior research physicist from 1983 to 1988 and has been a professor since 2001. From 1999 to 2001, she was a professor at the University of Southern California. In addition to serving as director of graduate studies and departmental representative for undergraduates, Nappi has promoted science in a


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Pinto earned his B.A. and Ph.D. at Harvard, and he joined the Princeton faculty in 1988 after teaching at Smith for a dozen years. At Princeton, he served multiple stints as director of graduate studies and as acting chair; he also was associate chair from 1992 to 1999.

Albert Raboteau (Photo by Brian Wilson)

Albert Raboteau, the Henry W. Putnam Professor of Religion, is one of the foremost scholars of African American religious history. His first book, "Slave Religion: The 'Invisible Institution' in the Antebellum South," reshapedhistorians' understanding of black religious history and religious life, showing how black Christians reimagined their faith to make it give meaning to their own experience of slavery rather than accept the perspective of their oppressors.

Raboteau earned a bachelor's degree from Loyola Marymount University, a master’s in English from Berkeley, took graduate courses in theology from Marquette University, and his Ph.D. from Yale. He came to Princeton in 1982 after teaching at Yale and Berkeley. Raboteau has served in numerous administrative posts, including chair of the religion department and dean of the Graduate School.

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François Rigolot, the Meredith Howland Pyne Professor of French Literature, is a prolific scholar of Renaissance literature, with more than 200 articles and book chapters to his name, along with nine


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Daniel Rodgers, the Henry Charles Lea Professor of History, is a renowned historian of American cultural and intellectual life. Inwords being
presented across 16 blocks. Four 20-word blocks of each stimulus type were
presented in a pseudo-randomised order and interspersed with 20-s blocks of
fixation, free of stimulus (no motor response) as baseline. Presentation of
the four conditions was counter-balanced across participants and between the
two groups. Participants completed 10 trials during each presentation block
(stimulus presentation 1500 ms, intertrial interval 500 ms). For each trial,
participants viewed between one and four identical words and were instructed
to report (via keypad response) the number of words presented in each trial.
Stimuli were presented on a personal computer using E-Prime (version 1.0;
Psychology Software Tools Inc., Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, USA) and projected
onto an opaque screen at the foot of the scanner bore, which participants
viewed using angled mirrors. Both accuracy and reaction times were recorded
by E-Prime.

Functional MRI data analysis

Functional MRI


gamma function (i.e. a normalisation
of the probability density function of the gamma function) with a standard
deviation of 3 s and a mean lag of 6 s.

Individual participant data were combined at the group level using full
mixed effects analyses.19 Significant activations were identified using cluster-based
thresholding of statistical images with a height threshold of
Z=2.0 and a (corrected) spatial extent threshold of
P<0.05.20 Approximate Brodmann areas (BA) were identified by transformation of
MNI coordinates into Talairach space (additional information available at
www.mrc-cbu.cam.ac.uk/Imaging).

Results

Participant characteristics and emotional counting Stroop
performance

There were no significant differences between FH+ participants and controls
in age, gender, current mood state, level of perceived stress and experience
of life events. Controls rated their mothers as being more overprotective
(Table 1). Owing to technical
difficulties, accuracy and reaction time data for 8 participants were not
available and the analysesof behavioural data were therefore carried out on
26 individuals (14 FH+ and 12 controls). There were no between-group
differences in accuracy and reaction time (all P>0.40).

Given our a priori hypothesis regarding the role of the
affective subdivision of the anterior cingulate cortex in the emotional
counting Stroop task, we focused subsequent analyses on this brain region.
To examine group×emotion interactions we first extracted percentage signal
change from the significant clusters of this subdivision identified above in
the whole brain analysis (negative v. neutral words and
positive v. neutral words). Further statistical analysis
was implemented using a repeated measures analysis of variance (ANOVA) model
with ‘group’ (FH+ v. controls) as the between-participant
factors (FH+ v. control) and ‘word type’
(positive/negative/neutral words) as the within-participant factor for all
participants. Significant interactions were followed up using simple main
effects (independent and repeated-samples t-tests) to
elicit


the degree of this differential activation.

Negative v. neutral word contrast

For this contrast we observed a significant group×word type interaction
(F(1,32)=12.63, P=0.001) extending from the
affective subdivision of the anterior cingulate cortex (BA 24/32)
anteriorly to the medial prefrontal cortex (BA 10). As reported previously,4 controls showed a significantly greater activation to negative
emotional words relative to neutral (repeated-samples t(15)=3.58, P=0.001). By contrast, FH+
participants showed no differential response between neutral and
negatively valenced words (repeated-samples t(15)=1.29, P=0.22). There was a trend for
controls to have a greater deactivation relative to baseline to neutral
words compared with FH+ participants (independent samples
t(32)=1.97, P=0.06) (Fig. 1). Essentially the same findings were obtained
when the negative words were analysed separately as physically
threatening and socially threatening words (data not shown).

Positive v. neutral word contrast

Similar to the negative v. neutral contrast, we observed
aincrease in activity of the
affective subdivision following presentation of emotional
v. neutral words demonstrates the continuing ability of the
anterior cingulate cortex to monitor emotional information during the
emotional counting Stroop task.

In contrast to these findings in healthy participants, the affective
subdivision of the anterior cingulate cortex in FH+ participants showed no
difference in activation pattern to emotional v. neutral
words. This suggests that in people at increased familial risk of depression
the affective subdivision responds less efficiently to the changing
emotional valence of incoming stimuli. This difference in activation pattern
appeared to be driven partly by the lessened deactivation to neutral words
shown by the FH+ participants. This might imply that in people at increased
familial risk of depression the affective subdivision of the anterior
cingulate cortex reacts to neutral stimuli as if they had an emotional
valence. Whether or


the way to the ultimate goal: high-energy collisions of protons in the center of the LHC experiments. They follow a weekend of rapid progress for the LHC. After more than one year of repairs, on Friday evening, November 20, beams were once again circulating in the collider. Over the weekend, the LHC team carefully studied the beams one at a time. Today at approximately 1:30 local time, two beams circulated at the same time for the first time in the LHC. As the two circulating beams passed through each other, protons from each beam hit one another, and the resulting spray of particles registered in the ALICE, ATLAS, CMS, and LHCb detectors.

Celebrations on Friday, November 20, when the first beams of 2009 successfully circulated in the LHC. Imagewill also be used by scientists to calibrate and test many other parts of the complex detectors.

The first two protons collided at the relatively low energies with which they were injected into the LHC, 450 GeV each. Over the next few months, LHC scientists will raise the beam energy, aiming for collisions at the world-record energy of 3.5 TeV per beam in early 2010. With these high-energy collisions, the teams on the LHC experiments will embark on their quest to solve some of the mysteries of the universe.

American scientists have contributed critical components to the construction of the LHC accelerator and experiments, continue to play key roles in the operation of the detectors, and will be vital to the success of the experiments in their search for new


phenomena such as the Higgs boson and the particles that make up dark matter.

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