Q:

Print PDF document with python's win32print module?

I'm trying to print a PDF document with the win32print module. Apparently this module can only accept PCL or raw text. Is that correct?
If so, is there a module available to convert a PDF document into PCL?
I contemplated using ShellExecute; however, this is not an option since it only allows printing to the default printer. I need to print to a variety of printers on servers across various networks.
Thanks for your help,
Pete

A:

I ended up using Ghostscript to accomplish this task. There is a command line tool that relies on Ghostscript called gsprint.
You don't even need Acrobat installed to print PDFs in this fashion which is quite nice.
Here is an example:
on the command line:
gsprint -printer \\server\printer "test.pdf"

from python:
win32api.ShellExecute(0, 'open', 'gsprint.exe', '-printerRepublican Party has not stood up to President Obama for his whole time in office,” DeMint said on NBC’s “Meet the Press.”

“The key question is: who is in charge right now?” asked Rep. Dave Brat, R-Va., in an interview with the Washington Examiner. “Who is in charge right now of the United States budget?”

What Brat says next rather amazes me:

“I’m a member of Congress, on the Budget Committee … and I don’t even know who is in charge of the budget process right now,” said Brat.

What is the point of being on the Budget Committee if you can’t even learn who is running the budget? It is almost like we have a government within our government.

Boland’s explanation (relating information she received from Brat, presumably) is scandalous:

The budget committee


to play a card. However, it would be troublesome if that ability worked against his trump card as well.

当然、就算是能发动那样的魔法，让对手使用掉一招也不算白费。不过要是那份能力也能够对付杀手鐗的话就麻烦了。

That was why Suzuki Satoru did not cast [Time Stop].

所以铃木悟才没有使用<时间停止>。

Instead, he cast another spell.

取而代之选了其他的魔法。

His first objective was to buy time.

第一目的是为了争取时间。

It would be bad if his opponent ignored everything and strengthened its defense, so he had to confuse his opponent. He did not think that his opponent, as one of the undead, would lose its cool, but if he could use a variety of attacks to make it forget about defending itself, all would be well.

要是对手无视一切强化防守的话就麻烦了，所以要让对手混乱。因为是不死者，所以不觉得对方会失去冷静，但是只要能利用多样化的攻击在这短短十二秒里让对方稍微忘记防御的事情就好。

At the same time, he dismissed [Shark Cyclone]. He did not know if his timing was perfect, but Suzuki Satoru discovered a dog yurinigger which had been staying behind Cure Elim all this time. It wasbracelet on. How well would his own ace in the hole be able to adapt to the circumstances, and what kind of play would his opponent make? This ought to be the moment that determined victory and defeat.

法杖在释放攻击魔法的过程中，铃木悟一直在观察着裘亚伊里穆的后方，右侧，上空，以及嵌入的腕环。自己隐藏的后手究竟会有多少应对能力呢，对方又还留有什么后招呢。现在才是决出胜负的关键吧。

...Keno… I’ll safely return to your side,,,

（……琪诺……我会平安回到你身边的……）

Why, Cure Elim thought in the depths of its chaotic mind.

为什么。裘亚伊里穆在混乱之中思考着。

Why had he been driven to such desperate circumstances despite his immaculate planning? The Dragon Emperor’s filth -- why had he, the most self-sacrificing of the six Dragons that had prepared to annihilate the masterminds who had polluted this world, been forced into a situation like this?

为什么在如此完备的情况下自己还会被逼到这般境地。龙帝的污秽——为了毁灭这污染了世界的罪魁祸首而进行准备的六龙之中，最不惜自我牺牲的自己为何会被逼到这等境地。

The answer was very simple.

答案非常简单。

Cure Elim knew that foes of its level existed, but it had never fought them.

裘亚伊里穆虽然知道有与自己同等的对手存在，但却不曾与其交过手。

In the past, it had avoided entities on the same level


signal which can be detected by a scanner.
It is conventionally known that application of a high transient magnetic field during the polarization portion of the pulse sequence results in an improved signal (see for example, A Macovski, S Conolly: “Novel Approaches to Low-Cost MRI”, in Magnetic Resonance in Medicine 30:221-230, the subject matter of which is incorporated herein by reference in its entirety) because more spins are aligned; as a result, the application of this field subsequently results in output of a more significant signal as they return to their equilibrium state.
Reducing the fall-time of the transient magnetic field may be also advantageous, because the magnetization (due to the aligned polarized spins) does not have a chance to decay much before the readout sequence is completed. Speed ofknow two points of our y = a ·exp( b·x ) curve, namely: (0, 30dB(A)) and (1, 90dB(A)). If we move to relative units, this translates to either (0, −60dB) and (1, 0dB) when working with the usual convention of attenuation levels. If we offset this by 60 dB we get (0, 0dB) and (1, 60dB), making our calculations somewhat more intuitive. Given that we work with amplitudes, 60 dB is 1060/20 = 1000 times the amplitude of 0 dB. Hence 1000 = exp( b ·1) and b = ln(1000) = 6.908. The value of a is simply 1/1000.

Now we have a practical curve which should produce an agreeable result in most situations. Theoretically, the lowest position on the slider should correspond to 30 dB(A), the level at


afford implementing the exponential function in your software/hardware, by all means use this formula. If you do not know for sure what the actual maximum loudness is that the consumer's hardware can produce with the volume control at position 1, try to make an educated guess. 90 dB(A) with a background noise level of 30 dB(A) hence a useful dynamic range of 60 dB, is probably a good guess. It will never be exact anyway because the dB(A) value also depends on the kind of sound being played. Yet, even a curve with parameters for a max dB(A) that is off quite a bit, will still be much better than a silly linear curve especially when using the smooth roll-off to zero as described above.

Table 1: Values forblue curve lies pretty close to the red curve, and you can also see how monstrously the linear curve deviates. The fourth power-function demands only three multiplications (or two at the cost of an extra line of code), and it starts from zero, what more could one want?

I tried the x 4 curve in some experiments and for most volume settings it has a very natural ‘feel’, so I can highly recommend it. Depending on your personal taste you may find x 5 an even better approximation. Keep in mind that in situations where the maximum volume is rather quiet you may need a less ‘strong’ curve like x 3, and a ‘stronger’ curve if the maximum volume is really loud. For a dynamic range of 90 dB,


operating a computer mouse. For example, many people have difficulty "double clicking" on a computer icon because they inadvertently move the mouse while clicking twice, thereby dragging, rather than double clicking, the icon. The known computer mouse is particularly difficult to operate for the visually impaired or those with poor motor skills, poor hand-eye coordination or those with muscular or nervous disorders.
One proposed computer input device offers force feedback relating to the cursor interaction with objects on the computer screen. That device utilizes electromagnetic flat coil actuators to generate electromagnetic forces on a handle. However, the electromagnetic flat coil actuators utilized in this computer input device are expensive and generate strong magnetic fields which interfere with the operation of the computer or which could damage computer disks. Thiscomputer with an external touchscreen display), don’t be afraid to ask a salesperson about trying it out. Sure, they might say they can’t do that, but if they really want to sell the machine (and they probably do), there’s a good chance they’ll accommodate you. This is the point in the purchasing process that you want to make sure you don’t hate the thing and that you’ll probably be able to tolerate it, at the very least.

9. Not trying it out enough after buying

Better to find a problem with a computer while you can still return it | Source: iStock

Just because you’ve traded your money for a new computer already doesn’t mean the buying process is over. While you’re still in the time window where you can return


retailers (especially a brick-and-mortar shop) will guarantee that you’ll miss out. As mentioned in No. 11, there are lots of deals out there. Pretty much every big retailer is going to have some deal going at at any given time, so you’ve just got to hunt for the right one, which means checking way more than one place. Check Newegg. Check TigerDirect. Check Amazon. Check BestBuy. Check SuperBiiz. Check the manufacturers’ websites. Check all the other retailers I can’t list here. If you shop around regularly, and are patient, you’ll probably get an excellent deal on a new computer.

14. Not asking for free stuff

Keyboards | Source: Amazon

Why wouldn’t you want free stuff? If you’re buying on the Internet, you might have a harder time getting free stuff, sinceplan on fixing it.

“I think we’ll get decidedly better,” Carroll said. “We’re really tuned in, the players take a lot of pride in it as well, and we all have to do better, from myself on down. We’re going to work really hard to get that done.”

Injury update

In addition to the concussion suffered by center Max Unger in Sunday’s win, the Seahawks also found out later that defensive end Red Bryant was dealing with concussion symptoms as well.

Unger left the game in the fourth quarter and was replaced by Lemuel Jeanpierre, while Bryant did finish the game. Given that players have to go through league-mandated protocol to be cleared for concussions, a process that takes much of the week, Carroll said they’ll have to prepare this week as


and threw a number of deep outs that were right on target. His timing with brand new receivers was impressive. Watson displayed solid ball speed on the long throws, quelling the criticism of those who claimed he did not have an NFL arm.

WR Robert Davis: Davis was one of the most impressive receivers during Saturday's workout. He was stamped as a reliable, big-bodied pass catcher, but the athleticism Davis displayed caught NFL teams by surprise. Measuring just under 6-3 and 219 pounds, his marks included 4.43 seconds in the 40, 41 inches in the vertical jump, 11'4" in the broad jump, and 19 reps on the bench press. His marks in the vertical and broad jump, as well as the bench press, were some of the best ofserved over http://. Therefore, you need to use a valid URL. Based on the information you have supplied, you want to use URLs like:
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Shame on me for not realising this sooner.


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In little more than a year, WikiLeaks would be engulfed in a scandal over how it came to publish internal emails that damaged Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign, and the extent to which it worked with Russian hackers or Donald Trump’s campaign to do so. But in the fall of 2015, Trump was polling at less than 30 percent among Republican voters, neck-and-neck with neurosurgeon Ben Carson, and Assange spoke freely about why WikiLeaks wanted Clinton and the Democrats to lose the election.

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misogyny, contain hints of anti-Semitism, and underline Assange’s well-documented obsession with his public image.

The chats are from a direct message group between WikiLeaks and about 10 of its online boosters, described as a “low security channel for some very long term and reliable supporters who are on twitter.” Perhaps because of the “low security” designation, the chats do not shed much light on the most sensitive questions surrounding WikiLeaks and the 2016 election. They don’t reveal anything new about WikiLeaks’ relationship with the Trump campaign, although they are consistent with the group’s public statements casting doubt on claims by former Trump campaign adviser Roger Stone that he had advanced knowledge of the group’s anti-Clinton leaks. The chats don’t illuminate any connections with the Russian government or tell uslinking to her firm’s website, which featured this photo.

Assange theorized that Swedish policies encouraged lawyers to take on rape cases for easy money and “public relations.”

“So the accusation industry is highly profitable,” he concluded. “Almost nothing to do other than bill the state for advertising your own law firm.”

Assange went on to accuse Fritz of working closely with Marianne Ny, Sweden’s chief prosecutor, to “tag-team the accused.”

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Also in the late 1990s, Manuel Asensio, reported on Hemispherx, saying the company was overvalued.Cooperative coupling of cyanine and tictoid twisted π-systems to amplify organic chromophore cubic nonlinearities.
We report a new class of hybrid π-electron chromophores with a large, sign-tunable third-order nonlinear optical (NLO) response, achieved via cooperative coupling of cyanine dye bond-length alternation effects with the rich density of states in zwitterionic twisted π-system chromophores. A combined synthetic, linear/nonlinear spectroscopic, and quantum chemical study reveals exceptional third-order response exceeding the sum of the individual chromophore contributions.


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4) [Thursday, 4/8] Another man was shot in the arm about 7:25 p.m. at the intersection of Dumaine and North Galvez streets.Treme, Shooting.

5) [Thursday, 4/8, 2:30 pm] A cab driver reported picking up 3 on Blair St and driving toward General Meyer Ave, when an unknown man came up to the vehicle and began firing. A 37-year-old-man and 19-year-old man inside the cab were shot.Algiers, Shootingwere buried on waste ground in Skerray Street “to create a permanent place of memory and a future place of archaeology”.

Ivett had also identified the site for another project – a community centre, or “urban sanctuary”, constructed from beer cans, 500 tyres, 12 shipping containers, 300 pallets and straw bales.

The scheme secured National Lottery, Glasgow City Council and Scottish Government funding. Love Milton received almost £500,000 from taxpayers, mostly via the Scottish Government and its Climate Challenge Fund.

Further grants of £2.2million were also received. But the plan was mothballed when the council wanted £350,000 for the derelict land.

Ivett also created an outdoor “eco” classroom at Miltonbank Primary school in the area. It was made from a shipping container and junk. Work began in 2011 and it took four


AWW you guys are super sweet, thank you! <3 I might do more in the future now that I got the hang of this! (pirate waifu is forever in need of luv after all ;A; )The San Andreas Fault, photographed here in the Carrizo Plain, California, hasn't hosted a slip in a century. Photo by Doc Searls/USGS

April 3 (UPI) -- California's three most historically active faults haven't slipped in a century, a hiatus unprecedented over the last 1,000 years, according to a new study.

When researchers at the U.S. Geological Survey studied the paleoseismic records from the San Andreas, San Jacinto and Hayward faults, they failed to find a gap as long as California's current earthquake hiatus.

Scientists calculated the chance of such a long hiatus, given the history of slippage along the three faults, at 0.3 percent.

The new study, published this week in the journal Seismological Research Letters, is bad news for California residents.

"If our work is correct, the next century isn't going to


the serial "hookup" culture liberated women? Would legalized polygamy be any better?

As the U.S. Supreme Court underscored in a famous 1878 ruling, "(P)olygamy leads to the patriarchal principle, and which, when applied to large communities, fetters the people in stationary despotism, while that principle cannot long exist in connection with monogamy."

In other words, polygamy was - and remains - wrong because it undermines the essential equality between one husband and one wife.

It somehow seems fitting that the federal judge in Utah ruled on a case brought by the patriarch of a reality TV show. Those nice people on TV seem to make it work, right? And if the effect is to further undermine an institution essential for maintaining a free society - well, that would make for aShelf in Antarctica on March 8, 2008. Narrow iceberg blocks (150 meters wide, or 492 feet) crumbled into house-sized rubble. Taiwan's Formosat-2 satellite acquired this image. —Credit: Left, National Snow and Ice Data Center; right, National Snow and Ice Data Center/courtesy Cheng-Chien Liu, National Cheng Kung University (NCKU), Taiwan and Taiwan's National Space Organization (NSPO); processed at Earth Dynamic System Research Center at NCKU, Taiwan.

This is a joint press release from the National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC), which is part of the Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences at the University of Colorado at Boulder; the British Antarctic Survey (BAS), based in the United Kingdom; and the Earth Dynamic System Research Center at National Cheng Kung University (NCKU) inTaiwan.

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years. The Larsen B became the most well-known of these, disappearing in just over thirty days in 2002. The Prince Gustav Channel, Larsen Inlet, Larsen A, Wordie, Muller, and the Jones Ice Shelf collapses also underscore the unprecedented warming in this region of Antarctica.

Return to News RoomGe2 (3-), respectively, indicating that only the monoanion is stable with respect to electron detachment, in such a way that Ge2Li is composed by Ge2-Li+ ions. An "atoms-in-molecules" analysis shows the absence of a ring critical point in Ge(2)Li. An electron localization function analysis on Ge2Li supports the view that the Ge-Li bond is predominantly ionic; however, a small covalent character could be anticipated from the analysis of the Laplacian at the Ge-Li bond critical point. The ionic picture of the Ge-Li bond is further supported by a natural-bond-order analysis and the Laplacian of the electron density. The calculated Li affinity value for Ge2 is 2.08 eV, while the Li+ cation affinity value for Ge2- is 5.7 eV. The larger Li+ cation affinity value of Ge2- suggests a


the country. By offering such an opportunity, this law would have gone much farther than the bill that Cruz and his allies scuttled last week. McCain has taken this position, in part, because he believes that his party cannot recapture the White House until it reaches out to the large and growing population of Hispanic voters.

McCain’s position on immigration is a latter-day version of his fight with Cruz over Obamacare. Last fall, Cruz engineered a shutdown of the entire federal government over his implacable opposition to the Affordable Care Act. In the most celebrated part of this effort, Cruz staged a twenty-one-hour quasi-filibuster to call attention to his fight (and to himself). McCain and others regarded the shutdown as a political and substantive disaster that only hurt Republicans’Research on corrosion behavior and biocompatibility of a porous Mg-3%Zn/5%β-Ca3(PO4)2 composite scaffold for bone tissue engineering.
Rapid corrosion rates are a major impediment to the use of magnesium alloys in bone tissue engineering despite their good mechanical properties and biodegradability. Zinc is a promising alloy element, and it is an effective grain refiner for magnesium. β-Ca3(PO4)2 (β-TCP) is widely used for bone regeneration because of its good biocompatibility, and it also has a similar chemical and crystal structure to human bone. In this research, the magnesium alloy was reinforced by adding 3%Zn (wt.%) and 5%β-TCP (wt.%) particles in order to improve the corrosion resistance and biocompatibility. Furthermore, the biomaterial was prepared through powder metallurgy technology using NH4HCO3 as space-holding particles to construct porous Mg-3%Zn/5%β-TCP scaffolds. The results revealed that


the magnesium-zinc phase and calcium phosphate phase were uniformly distributed in the α-magnesium matrix. Mechanical and corrosion tests indicated that the scaffolds had mechanical strengths similar to that of human bone, and their corrosion resistance decreased with an increase in the porosity. The scaffolds had cytotoxicity grades of 0-1 against MG63 cells, SaoS2 cells, and HK-2 cells, which suggested that they were appropriate for cellular applications. In addition, the scaffolds demonstrated excellent biocompatibility when tested in rabbits. These results indicate that porous Mg-3%Zn/5%β-TCP scaffolds are promising biodegradable implants for bone tissue engineering.Antigen-specific antibody response induced in cultures of human blood lymphocytes in presence of polyethylene glycol.
Human peripheral blood lymphocytes respond in vitro to sheep red blood cells (SRBC) with the appearance of numerous specific plaque-forming cells, if the Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) is added to the cultures together with the antigen. However, it was found that when polyethylene glycol (mol. wt. 6000) is included in the culture medium at a final concentration of 4%, antigen alone is able to induce an anti-SRBC response, with clear hemolytic plaques of regular size. Addition of EBV causes a further increase in the antigen-specific antibody response.


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              Case: 14-13767     Date Filed: 12/22/2015    Page: 2 of 16

WALTER, District Judge:

      Defendant-Appellant Edgar Alexander Pirela Pirela (“Pirela Pirela”) appeals

the denial of his motion for a judgment of acquittal on his conviction for fraud and

misuse of a visa, in violation of 18 U.S.C. § 1546(a). Pirela Pirela’s appeal turns on

the meaning of the phrase “procured by means of,” as it is used in the first

paragraph of section 1546(a). Following a review of the record and with the benefit

of oral argument, we AFFIRM.

I.    FACTUAL AND PROCEDURAL HISTORY

      A.     Facts.

   2006, Pirela Pirela was arrested in Venezuela for “serious
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intentional injuries, misuse of [a] weapon, unlawful arm bearing, and unlawful

deprivation of freedom.” On January 6, 2011, Pirela Pirela signed and submitted a

DS-160 online application for a United States visa, in which he answered “No” to

the following question: “Have you ever been arrested


   document required by the immigration laws or regulations . . . shall be
       fined under this title or imprisoned . . . or both.

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(emphasis added). Pirela Pirela was charged and convicted under the first

paragraph, wherein the word “procure” appears without the word “material;”

however, the fourth paragraph specifies thatand energy. Hatred is a choice. Sharing knowledge to make the world a better place is a beneficial use of time and energy. Sharing knowledge for social benefit is also a choice.

The success or failure of a society is determined by how knowledge is shared. Knowledge is not only measured in terms of how much or how little we have but in how it is shared. A person may have an abundance of knowledge; however, without sharing knowledge and an openness to the knowledg of others knowledge can still be considered “useless” no matter how much knowledge a person has.

Yet it’s also important to not worry about how much or how little knowledge we have. The very act of sharing knowledge combines knowledge and creates opportunities for the


benefit of society and the general public. This is the importance of knowledge – the action of sharing it for social benefit.

You have a strength, a knowledge force, a knowledge energy that can be shared with others; and because there is only one of you in all of time, your knowledge is unique. You bring to the world knowledge that is special and distinctive. You are the only one of you that has ever existed, and the knowledge you share, the perspective you have to give is unlike any other person who has ever shared knowledge. Do you give yourself credit for this?

Do you spend any of your time trying to develop your knowledge? Do you try to learn new ways to share your knowledge force and continueknowledgeable but are still willing to share their knowledge we are actually showing compassion and kindness and making the world a better place.

Why should we be so concerned with how much knowledge a person has if we are all on our own personal knowledge journies to keep increasing our knowledge and the knowledge of others when we are open to mobilizing knowledge together?

As Winston Churchill said, “Personally I am always ready to learn, although I do not always like being taught.” Are you like Churchill when it comes to sharing knowledge? There are plenty of people who want to share their knowledge but are truly not open to knowledge being shared by other people. There are people who want to share their experiences and interests to learn things


of neurodegenerative diseases. These include the cycad plant toxin .beta.-N-methylamino-L-alanine, a possible cause of Guam amyotrophic lateral sclerosis/Parkinsonism-dementia ("ALS/PD"); the chick-pea toxin .beta.-N-oxalylamino-L-alanine, implicated in the etiology of lathyrism; and the mussel toxin domoic acid, whose ingestion causes paralysis and memory impairment. The similarity of these conditions to spontaneously occurring neurodegenerative diseases has led to a proposal that ALS/PD and Alzheimer's disease may involve an excitotoxic component [see Choi, D. W., Neuron 1:623 (1988); and Choi, D. W., Cerebrov. and Brain Metab. Rev. 2:105 (1990)].
It has recently been reported that NMDA antagonists which do not cross the blood/brain barrier may be used to alleviate certain undesirable side effects of cancer chemotherapy, e.g. nausea and emesis [Fink-Jensen, A. et al. Neurosci. Lett. 137(2):173 (1992)]. Because the compounds claimed hereinThursday’s visit by Russian officials to Egypt has triggered talk of a new era of defence cooperation between Moscow and Cairo.

To shed more light on the visit, our correspondent in the Egyptian capital, Mohammed Shaikhibrahim, talked to political analyst Samir Ghattas.

Mohammed Shaikhibrahim, euronews: “What is the significance of this visit to Egypt, involving both military and diplomatic officials from Moscow, at this particular time?”

Samir Ghattas: “The policies of the United States have caused serious unease and confusion in the Middle East and in Egypt in particular, especially after the overthrow of the Muslim Brotherhood regime. That led to new policies from the US towards Egypt like pressure on the army and reducing economic and military aid after a while.

“As a result, Egypt has sought out new relations or


a concealable firearm.[1]
After the State indicted Wilson, he moved to dismiss the indictment on the ground that the statute that prohibited him from possessing a concealable firearm violated article I, section 19 of the Alaska Constitution, which protects "[t]he individual right to keep and bear arms." Superior Court Judge Michael L. Wolverton denied Wilson's motion to dismiss the indictment. Following his conviction, Wilson appealed Judge Wolverton's denial of his motion to dismiss. We affirm.

Why we conclude that AS 11.61.200(a)(1) does not violate article I, section 19 of the Alaska Constitution
The thrust of Wilson's argument is that the statute prohibiting a felon from possessing a concealable firearm violates article I, section 19 of the Alaska Constitution because it does not differentiate between violent and non-violent felons, and thus ispamphlet further stated, "These laws are well established and have been consistently upheld in Courts across the nation, even when considered under the toughest legal standard and under constitutional language more stringent than is proposed by [this amendment]."[21] Relying on this language and the history of the proposed amendment, we concluded "that the people who voted in favor of the amendment did not intend to invalidate Alaska's laws regulating the possession of firearms by intoxicated persons."[22]
We then considered whether the statute violated Alaska's constitutional right to privacy under article I, section 22 of the Alaska Constitution, and we ultimately concluded that the Alaska statute prohibiting the possession of a firearm while intoxicated bore "a close and substantial relationship to the state's legitimate interest in protecting the health and


to Udland's last comment. Ms. Babcock told the Committee that the constitutional amendment proposed in Joint Resolution No. 39 was intended "to protect and [e]nsure the right to keep and bear arms in the future", but it was "not intended to change anything today, or to abrogate any laws currently on the books."[10] Ms. Babcock also told the Committee that, based on prior appellate decisions, the Alaska Supreme Court was unlikely to interpret the new amendment broadly.[11] She assured the Committee that "[c]ase law has consistently recognized that the right to keep and bear arms is not an absolute right."[12]
Ms. Babcock's comments on the intended effect of the constitutional amendment closely track the characterization of the legislative debate that appears in this Court's Gibson decision. But, in truth,nation, even when considered under the toughest legal standard".
But in truth, none of the types of firearms laws listed in the supporters' statement have *585 ever been upheld "under the toughest legal standard". That is, none of these laws have ever been upheld under a "strict scrutiny" or "compelling state interest" standard. This is because no other state in the country applies a "compelling state interest" or "strict scrutiny" level of constitutional review to firearms laws.
As the New Hampshire Supreme Court recently noted in Bleiler v. Chief [of the] Dover Police Dept., 155 N.H. 693, 927 A.2d 1216 (2007):
With respect to substantive due process challenges to gun control legislation, such as [the statutory requirement that citizens obtain a license to carry a loaded handgun], "[n]o state's judiciary applies


`reasonable regulation' under the state's police power."). "Even courts that have found [the right to bear arms] to be fundamental have used a reasonableness standard." Cole, 665 N.W.2d at 337; see also Robertson v. City and County of Denver, 874 P.2d 325, 329-30 (Colo.1994) (citing cases).
...
[A]s numerous courts in other states have recognized with respect to their state constitutional right to bear arms, see [Winkler] at 602-03, the New Hampshire state constitutional right to bear arms "is not absolute and may be subject to restriction and regulation." State v. Smith, 132 N.H. 756, 758, 571 A.2d 279 (1990); see Arnold v. Cleveland, 67 Ohio St.3d 35, 616 N.E.2d 163, 172 (1993). "[S]ome regulation of firearms is necessary" because of the "obvious public dangers of guns." Winkler, supra atbelieved the new restriction on speech was narrowly tailored to a compelling state interest.
For these reasons, I conclude that the Gibson decision contains a flawed and mistaken analysis of the legislative intent behind the 1994 constitutional amendment.
Our decision in Gibson is also based on a simplistic and legally mistaken view of the statements in the 1994 election pamphlet.
When a constitutional amendment (or any other ballot measure) is submitted to the voters of Alaska, the supporters and opponents of the measure are given the opportunity to submit statements (i.e., explanations of why they support or oppose the measure) for inclusion in the statewide election pamphlet. In Gibson, we relied on the election pamphlet statement submitted by the supporters of the 1994 amendment as our basis for interpreting the amendment


to allow the *588 legislature to engage in "reasonable" regulation of firearms. In essence, our conclusion was based on the following flawed reasoning:
(1) the statement in support of the 1994 amendment assured voters that passage of the amendment would not affect the constitutionality of Alaska's existing firearms laws or the legislature's ability to enact other similar laws; therefore
(2) the people who voted in favor of the 1994 amendment must have believed that passage of the amendment would not affect the constitutionality of Alaska's existing firearms laws, and that the legislature could continue to enact reasonable regulations restricting the possession and use of firearms; and therefore
(3) the courts of Alaska should interpret the 1994 amendment in a manner that does not affect the constitutionality of Alaska's existing firearms laws,that Alaska's existing firearms laws would survive this change in the level of constitutional scrutiny, the voters' prediction concerning the outcome of future constitutional challenges to firearms lawsthe prediction that these laws would survive strict scrutiny reviewis entitled to no greater deference than the same prediction made by the amendment's supporters in the legislature. The courts are not bound by either legislators' or voters' predictions of how an amended constitutional provision will be interpreted and appliedunless that "prediction" is actually codified in the amendment itself.
An analogous situation recently arose in an Anchorage municipal election. In the April 2009 municipal election, Anchorage voters were asked to decide whether to change the formula that is used to compute the municipal tax cap. Proponents of the new formula predicted that it


upon to decide the meaning of a provision of our state constitution (either an original provision or a later amendment), it is the court's duty to interpret that provision as the framers of the provision intendedregardless of the judges' personal views concerning the wisdom of the policy choice embodied in the constitutional provision.
In other words, when this Court assesses whether "more good than harm would result" if we corrected the mistaken interpretation of the 1994 amendment that we adopted in Gibson, it is irrelevant whether we judges, individually or as a group, believe that the public good would be advanced if the Alaska Constitution allowed the legislature to enact all reasonable firearms laws. Rather, we must ask whether it would be better or worse, in terms of thekDa protein moiety. Polydispersity in the high molecular mass mannoproteins was due to the N-linked sugar chains (mannan) with a molecular mass between 500 kDa and 20 kDa (average 100 kDa) in Y cells and between 400 kDa and 20 kDa (average 50 kDa) in M cells. Three mannoproteins of 34, 30 and 29 kDa secreted by protoplasts were associated with the high molecular mass mannoproteins, suggesting that this type of interaction might be related to the regeneration of the cell wall.


// Copyright (c) Microsoft.  All Rights Reserved.  Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.  See License.txt in the project root for license information.
// This is simplified version from roslyn codebase, originated from https://github.com/dotnet/roslyn/blob/master/src/Compilers/Shared/ShadowCopyAnalyzerAssemblyLoader.cs

using System;
using System.Collections.Concurrent;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Collections.Immutable;
using System.IO;
using System.Reflection;
using System.Reflection.Metadata;
using System.Reflection.PortableExecutable;
using System.Threading;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using Microsoft.CodeAnalysis;
using OmniSharp.Utilities;

namespace OmniSharp.Host.Services
{
    // This is shadow copying loader. Makes sure that analyzer assemblies are not locked
    // on disk during analysis.
    public class AnalyzerAssemblyLoader : IAnalyzerAssemblyLoader
    {
        private readonly string _baseDirectory;
        private readonly Lazy<string> _shadowCopyDirectoryAndMutex;
        private int _assemblyDirectoryId;

        private readonly object_guard = new object();

        private readonly Dictionary<string, Assembly> _loadedAssembliesByPath = new Dictionary<string, Assembly>();
        private readonly Dictionary<string, AssemblyIdentity> _loadedAssemblyIdentitiesByPath = new Dictionary<string, AssemblyIdentity>();
        private readonly Dictionary<AssemblyIdentity, Assembly> _loadedAssembliesByIdentity = new Dictionary<AssemblyIdentity, Assembly>();
        private readonly Dictionary<string, HashSet<string>> _knownAssemblyPathsBySimpleName = new Dictionary<string, HashSet<string>>(StringComparer.OrdinalIgnoreCase);
        private int _hookedAssemblyResolve;

        public AnalyzerAssemblyLoader()
        {
            _baseDirectory = Path.Combine(Path.GetTempPath(), "CodeAnalysis", "AnalyzerShadowCopies");

            _shadowCopyDirectoryAndMutex = new Lazy<string>(


               // An assembly file might be replaced by another file with a different identity.
                // Last one wins.
                _loadedAssembliesByPath[fullPath] = assembly;

                return assembly;
            }
        }

        private AssemblyIdentity AddToCache(string fullPath, AssemblyIdentity identity)
        {
     {
            string guid = Guid.NewGuid().ToString("N").ToLowerInvariant();
            string directory = Path.Combine(_baseDirectory, guid);

            Directory.CreateDirectory(directory);
            return directory;
        }

        private Assembly LoadFromPathImpl(string originalPath)
        {
            string assemblyDirectory = CreateUniqueDirectoryForAssembly();
            string shadowCopyPath = CopyFileAndResources(originalPath, assemblyDirectory);

            if


to the length of the sensitization period; shock was not suppressed by cyproheptadine with a shorter sensitization (9 to 11 days) but clearly suppressed with prolonged sensitization of 14 to 15 days. Shock in DS, WBB6F1-(+)/+ and BDF1 mice, which was not suppressed by either agent alone, was strongly suppressed by the combination of the two agents. In animals which had been sensitized with BSA emulsified with Freund's complete adjuvant (FCA) and given DL-propranolol as a shock potentiator, a similar pattern of drug susceptibility as that in the pertussis-vaccinated animals was obtained in general, although a discrepancy was seen with regard to the suppression of CV-6209 in C3H/HeN and BDF1 mice. Synergistic suppression by CV-6209 and cyproheptadine was also very clear with the WBB6F1-(+)/+ mice sensitized using FCA.count as contributions to a candidate unless the blog in question is "owned by a political party, committee, or candidate" (regardless of earlier FUD from an FEC Commissioner).

DailyKos was understandably pleased with the decision. According to their reading of the law, "if you're doing news, commentary or editorial, and you're not owned/controlled by a political candidate, party or committee, you're exempt." The situation for bloggers is similar to that of newspapers, which can also endorse candidates without being political entities for purposes of the law.

Bloggers against Bono

The Commission also rejected a second complaint against another blogger who worked to defeat California Representative Mary Bono back in 2006. The complaint, filed by Bono's counsel, charged that the blogger in question had engaged in "fraudulent misrepresentation of campaign authority" and


are due to be considered by the US Congress in the first half of this year and could target more Russian companies as well as the sovereign bonds, investors clearly feel the danger of really painful new sanctions is fading.

The most painful part of last year’s April sanctions on Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska and his Rusal aluminium producer have been dropped and in the last week Deripaska said he was in talks with the US Treasury Department (USTD) about dropping sanctions on his carmaker GAZ as part of renewed joint venture negotiations with Germany’s Volkswagen.

Finally bond investors were further buoyed by the milder than expected inflation feed through from a hike in the VAT rates implemented at the start of this year. While no one expects a ratecode
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    {
        List<SelectListItem> lstR4GState = new List<SelectListItem>();
        try
        {
            Filters ObjFilter = new Filters();
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            if (dt.Rows.Count > 0)
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V8 Supercars is currently in talks to purchase the Australian GT Championship from pet food magnate Tony Quinn.

The move comes as V8 Supercars attempts to gain greater control over its support program, which will play a large part in its 2015 television package.

All support races are set to be shown live on Fox Sports next season, as well as the majority of practice and qualifying sessions.

The Australian GT Championship is scheduled to run four rounds with V8 Supercars, in addition to a single appearance with the Shannons Nationals and its standalone Highlands Park meeting.

Speedcafe.com understands that discussions between Quinn and V8 Supercars have taken place over recent weeks but that a deal is yet to be reached.

V8 Supercars CEO James Warburton confirmed to motoring.com.au the category’s intentions tohim." "But fortunately for the human race, most of us have our own little policeman up here." "But this kidnapper has, perhaps, no little policeman." "Thank you." "C'est magnifique." "This is the new house, built by an ancestor of mine in 1760, when the old manor was destroyed by fire." "And you are adding to your kinsman's great work?" "No, we embarked on a program of restoration about five years ago." "We've had to stop for a bit, but I hope we can get going again soon." "There have been Waverlys in these parts for 400 years." "400?" "And this land around here is all yours?" "[ Chuckles ] Not anymore." "Used to be, as far as you could see from the roof... but not anymore." "[ Footsteps


"Brain work -- yes." "Rough stuff -- dubious." "What about his colleague -- Hastings?" "That would be more like it, sir." "Do you know what I think?" "I think someone's tampered with this." "Someone's tampered with this to keep us out of the way." "How would they have known we were going to use the car?" "Ah." "[ Ticking ]" "– AVA:" "Carefully." "– [ Cat purring ]" "Gently now, Johnnie." "Stroke her gently." "She likes it." "[ Chuckles ] She likes you." "[ Door opens ]" "And how are you feeling now, darling?" "Oh, I feel heaps better." "Must have been something I ate." "Well, you just stay in bed and rest." "I'm going to take Johnnie down with me now." "Why can't he stay?" "Well, he'll]" "A pleasing little problem, huh, obscure and charming." "Someone fools us all simply by putting the clock forward 10 minutes." ""Pleasing"?" ""Charming"?" "My child has been kidnapped." "Ah, oui, madame, but he is safe." "Rest assured, those miscreants will take the greatest care of him." "Is he not to them the goose that lays the golden egg?" "[ Knock on door, door opens ]" "Nobody's seen hide nor hair of that car." "I've given the Surrey police a full description, but he'll probably switch cars as soon as he can or go to earth somewhere." "And what about the ruffian you caught?" "Name's Joe Rogers -- so he says." "He's sticking to his story, anyhow." "Perhaps Poirot can move him." "Ah, with all due respect, Mr. Poirot,


if my lads can't shift him..." "Poirot shall act." "Ah, Captain Hastings." "The voiture -- it is recovered?" "Damn thing was out of petrol." "The gauge is stuck at "full. "" "Come." "We have work to do." "The boy is gone." "I know." "One of the bobbies told me." "Bonjour, M. Rogers." "Yeah." "He's saying "good day, " you ignorant man." "Mm." "I would like you, please, to tell me your story again, monsieur " "how you came into possession of the package." "ROGERS:" "Oh, I told him all that." "Tell me." "Well, this geezer give it to me, didn't he?" "Did he?" "Well, I just told you." "And what did he say, this geezer?" "He said I was to take the package and to deliver it tohuh?" "I see what you mean." "The tunnel." "Comment?" "The tunnel." "What tunnel?" "A lot of Catholic houses used to have priest holes, places where the priests used to escape to if the king's men came looking for them." "Where is it, this tunnel?" "Sacré." "Where does this lead?" "It comes out at the mausoleum, about half a mile away." "Uh-huh." "I need a..." "lampe de poche." "What is that, a lamp of the pocket?" "– A torch?" "– Torch!" "Oh, I've got one in the car." "Bon." "Who would know of the existence of this, M. Waverly?" "Not easy to say." "A few people who've visited the house, I suppose, but mainly just family." "I see." "Servants?" "One or two of them, I suppose." "Miss Collins?" "Oh,


parties want to close the channel, they send the latest commitment transaction to the blockchain.

[*Punishments to disincentivise misbehavior*]{}. Berto can punish Alice if Alice misbehaves (or vice versa), thanks to the [ *Revocable Sequence Maturity Contract*]{} (RSMC), a contract implemented by a script in the spending condition of the commitment transaction. Alice could be tempted to broadcast an older commitment to the blockchain, for instance the commitment preceding her payment to Berto, when she owned more funds (0.5 instead of 0.4 BTC). If Alice tries to do so and Berto finds the older commitment transaction on the blockchain, Berto can withdraw all funds from the channel (including the 0.4 BTC of Alice’s balance), by using the RSMC output contract of the old commitment transaction broadcast by Alice. In [`newRoute`]{}. It attempts to transform a path into a [ *route*]{}. A route is a path which connects sender and receiver and which can also transfer the payment. A path is considered capable of transferring a payment if all channels in the path have a capacity greater than or equal to the payment amount, taking fees into account. A fee is the amount of funds a channel endpoint withholds for forwarding a payment through that channel.

-   [`handleLocalDispatch`]{}. Function of the [`Switch`]{} that processes HTLCs relative to payments initiated by the local peer. This function returns an error if there are no channels to the next hop with enough balance to forward the payment.

-   [`handleLocalResponse`]{}. Function of the [`Switch`]{} that processes the result of


This application proposes the establishment of a Collaborative Minority Alcohol Research Development (CMIARD) Program at Howard University. The goal is to stimulate, strengthen, and facilitate multi-disciplinary research and collaborations which will lead to the reduction of alcohol morbidity/mortality among minority populations with emphasis on African Americans. Under the theme of Ethnic Factors in Alcohol Abuse Among African Americans, Howard University will create a strong and effective infrastructure of facilities, staff, and an optimum research environment to (1) support new exploratory and ongoing research; (2) motivate and cultivate interest by well trained research investigatory in the area of alcohol research; (3) train students in the area of alcohol research; and (4) create and implement mechanisms for the transfer of pertinent information gleaned from the research to health professionals andthe local and world community. The CMIARD will be housed within the Department of Pharmacology, Howard University College of Medicine and Hospital which will serve as the hub for the management of all administrative and scientific functions. Under the direction and leadership of the PI, an Administrative Core will be established with the following components: (1) a Project Advisory Committee (PAC) to provide overall direction and guidance, (2) an Executive Committee to serve as an adjunct to the PAC, assisting with general decision making and very timely input into the Centers operation, (3) Working Groups to include experienced scientists and new investigators to help stimulate interest in alcohol research, and (4) the Scientific Research Project component. The research component of the Administrative core have five initial research projects


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abstract: 'We consider SU($N$) Yang–Mills theory on ${\mathbb R}^{2,1}\times S^1$, where $S^1$ is a spatial circle. In the infrared limit of a small-circle radius the Yang–Mills action reduces to the action of a sigma model on ${\mathbb R}^{2,1}$ whose target space is a $2(N{-}1)$-dimensional torus modulo the Weyl-group action. We argue that there is freedom in the choice of the framing of the gauge bundles, which leads to more general options. In particular, we show that this low-energy limit can give rise to a target space SU$(N){\times}$SU$(N){/}{{\mathbb Z}}_N$. The latter is the direct product of SU($N$) and its Langlands dual SU$(N){/}{{\mathbb Z}}_N$, and it contains the above-mentioned torus as its maximal Abelian subgroup. An analogous result is obtained for any non-Abelian gauge group.'
---

[**Non-Abelian sigma models from Yang–Mills theory\
compactified


is, one studies differential equations on $Z=X\times Y$ with the metric (\[3.1\]) and the small-$\ve$ limit in these equations. More generally, the adiabatic method applies to a fibration $Z\to X$ or if $X$ is a calibrated submanifold of $Z$ (see e.g. [@11]).

[**Slow soliton dynamics.**]{} In the simplest case $X={\mathbb R}$ with $g_X=-1$ (time axis) one looks at solutions of differential equations on $Y$ (“static” solutions) and then switches on a “slow” dependence on time. By using this approach, Manton has shown [@12] that, in the “slow-motion limit”, monopole dynamics in Minkowski space ${\mathbb R}^{3,1}={\mathbb R}^{0,1}\times{\mathbb R}^{3,0}=X\times Y$ can be described by geodesics in the moduli space ${{\cal M}}^n_Y$ of static $n$-monopole solutions. In other words, it was shown [@12; @6; @13] that the Yang–Mills–Higgs model on ${\mathbb R}^{3,1}$ for slow motiondepends on the coordinates $x^a$ of $X$ only via the moduli-space ${{\cal M}}_Y$ coordinates $X^i$, i.e. by allowing for $X^i=X^i(x^a)$ in ${{\cal A}}(X^i)$.

3\) One substitutes ${{\cal A}}={{\cal A}}_X + {{\cal A}}_Y$ into the Yang–Mills action functional on $X\times Y$ with the metric (\[3.1\]) and performs its small-$\ve$ limit. Then one shows that Yang–Mills theory on $X\times Y$ reduces to a sigma model describing maps from $X$ into the moduli space ${{\cal M}}_Y$. For $p{=}3$ and $q{=}1$, the target space is enhanced to ${{\cal M}}_X\times {{\cal M}}_Y$, where ${{\cal M}}_X$ denotes the moduli space of dual gauge fields on $X$, to be discussed later.

We emphasize that the geometry of the moduli space ${{\cal M}}_Y$ depends essentially on the details of the bundles and connections involved. For instance, for flat connections


${{\mathfrak g}}$ its Lie algebra, $P= S^1\times G\to S^1$ be a trivial principal $G$-bundle over $Y=S^1$ and ${{\cal A}}_{S^1}$ a connection one-form on $P$. It will be convenient to parametrize the unit circle $S^1$ by $\exp(2\pi\im\vp )\in S^1$ with $\vp= x^3/2\pi\in [0,1]$. The connection ${{\cal A}}_{S^1}$ belongs to the space ${{\cal N}}_{S^1}:=\Omega^1(S^1,{{\mathfrak g}})$ of one-forms on $S^1$ with values in ${{\mathfrak g}}$.[^3] The loop group $LG=C^{\infty} (S^1, G)$ of gauge transformations in $P$ acts on ${{\cal N}}_{S^1}$ by the formula $$\label{4.1}
f\in LG : {{\cal A}}^{}_{S^1}\mapsto {{\cal A}}^{f}_{S^1}= f^{-1} {{\cal A}}^{}_{S^1} f + f^{-1}\breve\diff f \quad\with\quad
\breve\diff=\diff x^3\pa_3=\diff\vp\pa_\vp\ .$$ Note that $f(\vp{+}1)=f(\vp)$ for $f(\vp )\in LG$ (periodicity).

[**Holonomy map.**]{} For any $\vp\in [0,1]$ we introduce the map $$\label{4.2}
h_\vp :\quad {{\cal N}}_{S^1}\ni  {{\cal A}}^{}_{S^1}\quad \mapsto\quad  h_\vp({{\cal A}}^{}_{S^1})\in G$$ which isS^1$ is subject to $$\label{5.12}
\frac{1}{e}\ {{\cal F}}_{ab}\= \frac{e}{R}\ \ve^{c}_{ab}\ \pa_c\tilde{{{\cal A}}}_3\ ,$$ where the moduli space of $\tilde{{{\cal A}}}_3$ (the component of $\tilde{{{\cal A}}}$ along $S^1$) is parametrized by a dual torus $T^{\vee}$, which is a maximal torus in the Langlands dual group $G^{\vee}$. Substituting (\[5.12\]) into the action (\[2.6\]) one generates the term $$\label{5.13}
\frac{e^2}{R}\int_{{\mathbb R}^{2,1}} \!\diff^3 x\ \eta^{ab}\ \tilde{g}_{\a\b}\ \pa_a  \tilde{X}^{\a}\pa_b  \tilde{X}^{\b}\ ,$$ where $\tilde{X}^{\a}, \a =1,\ldots,r$, are coordinates on $T^{\vee}\subset {}G^{\vee}$ and $\tilde g_{\alpha\beta}$ is a metric on $T^{\vee}$. Of course, in this Abelian case in (\[5.10\]) one should keep only $X^{\a}\in T$.

The action (\[5.13\]) can be generalized to the non-Abelian case. For this, let us admit a dual gauge potential $\tilde{{{\cal A}}} = \tilde{{{\cal A}}}_{a}\diff x^{a}+ \tilde{{{\cal A}}}_{3}\diff x^{3}$ taking values in the


Education and Research Center, UNC has been a leader in occupational safety and health research and continues to innovate through its efforts in Total Worker Health. The university actively conducts outreach with its own employees and local partners and will be conducting research as part of the CDC-funded Coordinating Center for Workplace Health Research Network (CCWHRN). UNC is building workforce capacity by developing a competency-based curriculum for an academic certificate program for Total Worker Health, modeled after an integrated approach in the Occupational Health Nursing program curriculum. New professionals skilled in the integration of health protection and health promotion will be trained through the North Carolina Occupational Safety and Health Education and Research Center (UN OSERC).

Western Kentucky University (WKU)external icon: WKU is advancing an integrated approach to workerchip, but free of additional X-ray sources. Response files were generated using the SAS tasks [rmfgen]{} and [arfgen]{}. The spectra were then binned by 20 counts per bin using [grppha]{}.

In addition to the XMM-Newton spectra, we also obtained Swift BAT spectra. The spectra are time-averaged over 22-months and are fully described in @2010ApJS..186..378T[^2]. The BAT spectra cover the 14–195keV band and consist of eight energy bins with edges of 14, 20, 24, 35, 50, 75, 100, and 150 keV.

XMM-Newton Light Curve Analysis
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In order to search for variability in each of the sources, we created background subtracted light curves for pn in a soft (0.3–3keV), medium (3–7keV), and hard (7–10keV) band, using a bin size of 128s. The same source and background regions were used as those to extract


more than 50% of the 153 9-month BAT AGN have complex spectra well-fit by a partial covering model. Among these, nearly all were absorbed sources ($N_{\rm H} > 10^{22}$cm$^{-2}$). While the initial Swift XRT + BAT fits suggested that these sources were Compton-thick candidates, our XMM-Newton observations reveal that NVSS 193013+341047 and IRAS 05218-1212 are Compton thin. However, the high column densities above $10^{23}$cm$^{-2}$ and covering fractions $> 90$% show that these are likely hidden/buried AGN. This is a new class of objects, comprising 24% of the Swift AGN, uncovered in high energy surveys, whose AGN nature is hidden in the optical/soft X-rays due to obscuring gas and dust [@2007ApJ...664L..79U; @2009ApJ...690.1322W; @2009ApJ...701.1644W]. The most interesting properties of these sources, however, are evident when comparing the X-ray properties withbetween X-ray and optical spectroscopy. Assuming a standard Milky Way extinction curve and dust-to-gas ratio, derived X-ray column densities can be up to ten to one hundred times that of estimates based on optical emission lines (e.g., @1982ApJ...256...92M [@1982ApJ...257...47M; @2001AA...365...28M]). In the Swift sample, optical estimates of the reddening from the ratio of narrow H$\alpha$/H$\beta$ emission lines show this same trend with the X-ray derived hydrogen columns 10–100 times larger than the optically derived column densities [@2010AIPC.1248..369W]. For NVSS 193013+341047 in particular, our estimate of the reddening from the ratio of narrow H$\alpha$/H$\beta$ is $E(B-V) = 0.16$ [@2010ApJ...710..503W], corresponding to an optically derived column density of $8.5 \times 10^{20}$cm$^{-2}$ (based on the conversion from @2001AA...365...28M). Therefore, for this source the X-ray derived column is nearly 300 times larger


luminosities and similar $J-K$ values are hosted in ellipticals, it is possible that the hosts of these sources are also ellipticals. If this is the case, the sources are particularly interesting, being among only $\approx 5/100$ BAT AGNs known to be hosted in an elliptical.

Finally, and possibly most importantly, we showed that the 2MASS-derived $J-K$ values for the BAT AGN appear to be connected to both the amount of X-ray obscuration and the 14–195keV luminosity. We showed that $J-K$ is lower for Sy2s and higher for Sy1s as well as for high luminosity sources. This is interesting considering that at high redshift ($z \approx$ 1–2) the reddest EROs are now being used as a means to select obscured Type II QSOs (e.g., @2005AA...432...69B).

The authors thank the anonymous refereemore urgently, the malevolent cloud that has descended on the industry with the dawn of the '80s has to be dispersed, with a generous dose of short-term remedial measures which only the state Government is empowered to initiate.

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of which you must fill")
oîsth' hò drâson? "Do you know what do (impv.)?" (="Do you know what you are to do / what I'm telling you to do?")

So: which other languages allow subordinate imperatives? (By "imperative" here I mean a morphological form whose main or sole function is to express a directive speech act. There are languages where "subjunctive" forms of various kinds can be used to express commands in both main and subordinate clauses, but I'm not asking about those.) Are subordinate imperatives cross-linguistically rare, or do they only happen to be rare in modern European languages? And if they are rare, why should this be? (Presumably the answer should have to do with the differing pragmatic status of the content of main and subordinate clauses: e.g.in declarative sentences, the content of a subordinate clause often cannot be directly affirmed or denied, which seems relevant somehow.)

A:

In Russian, it is possible to use imperatives in different kinds of clauses, including attributive clauses (like your English example 2). Both of your Greek examples can well be translated into Russian with imperatives in the same positions as in Greek. The Russian language lacking Subjunctive and Optative moods, its imperative can be used in their meaning, such cases I will exclude from my answer, although Russian is brimming with them. I will give examples with the imperatives used only as direct commands.
In the following examples imperatives will be italicized.
First, my translations of your examples.
English example 2:

*There's a pizza on the table, which eat! (="which I order you to


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A:

To all those who like to comment on this: This is not an ethics and philosophy forum. This answer tries to address the goals stated by OP. It is not our place to judge those goals. If you have questions or improvements to my answer, I am happy about your comment. If you prefer a different approach,or curves in the road. The expense of such signs is substantial. A rather long existing fad, particularly among young persons, involves a relatively casual theft of such signs and represents a very significant government expense for replacement, not to mention the inherent danger to motorists prior to the replacement of a given warning or informational sign.
Therefore there has been a long and well-recognized need for a good security type threaded fastener system which provides a high degree of protection from particularly relatively casual tampering and yet allows authorized removal in a reasonably easy and simple fashion. A satisfactory security assembly of this type which overcomes many of the disadvantages present in the prior art has not been found prior to the present invention.


does not have a picture of the both of you. Son, look after your mother well. May you prosper in your work. God will do good to you. I want to thank all my relatives and friends. If I have hurt anyone, please forgive me. Please donate my body to a hospital,” says the message written by the coach to his wife and son.

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For all the latest Sports News, download Indian Express App.stages of their careers. (I’m just going to go ahead and vouch for this too.) Dr. Poorman shared several case studies that effectively conveyed just how hard it can be when it seems like you are a source of help for many, but no one is there to help you. Story and story recounted the same model of apparent—and often secretive—burnout which ultimately led to a decrease in the quality of care, and in some instances suicide. Dr. Poorman was also brave enough to share her own story. No stranger to depression, herself, it was something that she encountered first hand. She connected herself with this increasingly difficult picture of inadequate support for those of us spending our lives serving others.

Figure 1. Dr. Poorman’s data reveals that depression


in a place he has never been before: in the finals, facing
a formidable incumbent President. The new experience has left
the Candidate of Experience "somewhat off balance," says a top
aide, a little unsure of his next move. So early next month Dole
is going to take a week off, fly to Florida, sit in the sun
outside his condominium and then gather around him a group of
wise men and women to think through the campaign. Just holding
such a meeting is unusual for Dole, who has never been quick to
seek or take advice. "He has no peers,'' says a top aide. "He
has colleagues; he has friends. But all his real peers are dead.
He's outlived them all."

Dole has captured one of politics' greatest prizes without one
of the most important ingredients of any successfulQ:

Gradient in each cell of 3d box with dependence on neighbours

I am working on a statistical likelihood problem in my PhD and have been trying to correctly estimate a gradient, but the solution I arrive at does not appear to be correct.
The likelihood is calculated as a single value for a 3-dimensional box $\mathbf{T}$ of size $n_x \times n_y \times n_z$. The vector $\mathbf{j} =  \bigl( \begin{smallmatrix} x \\ y \\ z \end{smallmatrix} \bigr)$ specifies the 3d index of a cell $T_\mathbf{j}$ in the box.
I have the following term in my likelihood $\mathscr{L}(\mathbf{T})$ :
$$\mathscr{L}(\mathbf{T}) = \ldots -\sum_\mathbf{i}^n\left(\sum_\mathbf{j}^n T_\mathbf{j} \Xi_{\mathbf{j},\mathbf{i}}\right)^2$$
where $\mathbf{i}$ is a 3d index just like $\mathbf{j}$ and $\Xi_{\mathbf{j},\mathbf{i}}$ is
$$\Xi_{\mathbf{j},\mathbf{i}} = \sum_{k=x,y,z}C_k\left(-2\delta_{\mathbf{j},\mathbf{i}} + \delta_{\mathbf{j},\mathbf{i} + \mathbf{\hat{k}}} + \delta_{\mathbf{j},\mathbf{i} - \mathbf{\hat{k}}}\right). $$
Here $C_k$ is a constant, $\mathbf{\hat{k}}$ the


have provided \$100 million in funding for state EE efforts if passed. Though much of the aforementioned legislation supported specific programs, this act emphasized the role of outdoor education, integrated EE into formal schooling, and required the development of state EE standards, assessment, and teacher training through state-wide EL plans adopted by state boards of education [@pone.0059519-HR1].

Given the potential role of EL in addressing global environmental crises and the rapid expansion of EE around the world, there is surprisingly little empirical research addressing how EL is formed [@pone.0059519-Keene1]. Further, even less research utilizes before-after, treatment-control designs. Blumstein and Saylan [@pone.0059519-Blumstein1] suggest a "bunker mentality" within the environmental community may explain the reluctance to more formally evaluate the drivers of EL. Whatever the cause for limited evaluation, research addressingstudent scores. Additionally, we calculated robust standard errors to account for the possibility of unequal variances between individual students [@pone.0059519-Stock1].

For each analysis (pretest and difference in scores), we modeled each component of the MSELS (Knowledge, Affect, Cognitive Skills, and Behavior) as well as Overall EL using the aforementioned independent variables. We calculated each of these scores according to the guidelines listed in the Phase One NELA study [@pone.0059519-McBeth1]. This method weighted the four components in the MSELS to contribute equally to the Overall EL score. When modeling the change in MSELS scores, we also included the pretest score as a predictor to control for the fact that students scoring high in the pretest had less potential for improvement in the post-test.

Modeling both pretest scores and modeling how scores


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predictors of pretest and change in EL.\
Variables present represent the significant predictors of pretest and/or change in Overall environmental literacy from the full models represented in [Table 2](#pone-0059519-t002){ref-type="table"} and [Table 3](#pone-0059519-t003){ref-type="table"}. Pretest scores represent total MSELS score at time of pretest and change in scores represents difference between pretest and post-test scores attributed to each variable independent of the others in the model.](pone.0059519.g001){#pone-0059519-g001}

Both the pretest and change in EL models support hypothesis 2 by suggesting that taking students outside was positively related to EL. Spending time in nature was positively related to the pretest scores for all components except Cognitive Skills (p = 0.09) and was the most important factor predicting the Affect pretest scores in terms of significance and magnitude ([Table 2](#pone-0059519-t002){ref-type="table"}). Time outdoors was the most important positivecells with the standard complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS). Further, it is desirable to provide a method for fabricating an improved MTP memory cell. Furthermore, other desirable features and characteristics will become apparent from the subsequent detailed description and the appended claims, taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and this background.


similar. The covers fetched from last.fm are saved and displayed properly with the one line script in the foobar's album art reader so no need to change anything for them.

Yes, the custom cover path idea is perfect and it's exactly what I had in mind. But I think the scanning needs to be done in the reverse order. I need it to scan the custom path first because the path from the album art reader also loads the covers fetched from last.fm with your Biography script so they would always be displayed first, so my covers wouldn't. I am still missing some covers of my own so I'd really like the last.fm covers to be fetched and displayed as a fallback.

So I imagine the current behavior is somethingQ:

Desktop Publisher (Alternatives to InDesign)

Adobe InDesign is the dominant player in the Desktop Publishing world.
It is used for many books, and also for magazine and pamphlets, and even things like greeting-cards and invitations.
It is almost $1000, and having used it, if I were in the business of professionally producing books, (esp, with complex layouts), I would say it would be worth every penny.
How ever, at the moment I'm only doing it as a hobby.
It's lower-end cousin is MS-Publisher, which can be replaced with Scribus.
(Feel free to answer with a argument that suggests Scribus can replace InDesign)
conTeXt, a cousin of LaTeX seems like it might be a alternative,
but the learning curve seems steep (the few times I've tried).
LaTeX itself might be a good alternative, but it seem that it


time schedule to something that totally doesn’t work with his schedule (thereby making it practically impossible for him to see his kids.) Thankfully, she can’t unilaterally change the parenting time schedule- not without violating a court order. So you see, it may be inconvenient, but it also protects parents caught up in contentious divorces.

So how do you get a Judge to change your parenting time order?

You don’t start with the Judge, you start with your family law attorney. Discuss your parenting time schedule with your attorney, and explain what you’re hoping to change and why. Your attorney should be able to help you understand what you’re up against, what your chances of success are, and walk you through the entire process, step by step. Your attorney will explaingave approval.

Participant recruitment {#Sec4}
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Children admitted from January 1^st^ to December 31^st^, 2016 were screened for eligibility. Inclusion criteria were age 6--23 months, SAM (WHZ \<−3 and/or mid-upper arm circumference (MUAC) \<11.5 cms and/or nutritional oedema)^[@CR30]^; completed the stabilisation phase of management (assessed by their usual clinician to be clinically stable and tolerating F75 therapeutic feeds)^[@CR4]^ and willing to stay on the ward for 2 weeks. We excluded children with a specific identifiable cause of malnutrition (e.g. feeding difficulties due to cerebral palsy; treatment for tuberculosis), those participating in another study or those with a sibling admitted with SAM. Both HIV positive and negative children were included. HIV positive children were already receiving ART before admission and this was continued during their care. Children were managed according to WHO


daily by the research team and volume of feed taken, symptoms reported by parents/caregivers, clinical signs and medications recorded. Research samples were collected alongside clinical samples whenever possible at recruitment, 7 and 14 days or within 48 hours of these time points. Stool samples were collected into sterile containers and transferred to a Calex tube. Up to 4 mls of venous blood was collected. 3 mls was transferred into EDTA anticoagulant and the remaining sample to a plain tube. The EDTA specimen was used to perform a full blood count by the hospital laboratory. The remaining EDTA sample and the plain tube were centrifuged and the plasma and serum, respectively, removed and stored at −80 °C at the Malawi Liverpool Wellcome Trust laboratory, Blantyre. Further processing and analyses were undertaken within thealso measured^[@CR14],[@CR32]^. All analyses followed the manufacturer's instructions. Normal ranges were those recommended by the manufacturers based on studies in healthy people. Laboratory staff was blinded to treatment allocations.

Outcomes {#Sec8}
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The primary endpoint was the change in FC during the intervention period. Secondary outcomes were change in other biomarkers, gain in weight (g/kg/day after resolution of oedema if present), diarrhoea reported by caregivers and tolerance of feeds (vomiting reported by caregivers and requirement for naso-gastric tube feeds). Suspected sepsis was defined as clinical suspicion and the start or change in antibiotic therapy by the child's clinical team. Treatment-emergent serious adverse events (SAEs), defined as events that commenced, or worsened, after the allocated feed had been administered, were reviewed by a senior paediatrician and reported to the Pharmacovigilance Pharmacist at


several of the biomarkers and risks a false negative result that incorrectly rejects a useful intervention. However, the findings across the clinical and laboratory variables did not suggest a trend towards a beneficial effect of either of the two intervention feeds compared with standard feeds. In this open study, reporting of symptoms and clinical observations could have been biased. However, measurement of biomarkers was blinded and these findings were consistent with the non-blinded observations. Finally, although exclusive enteral nutrition with a polymeric formula in Crohn's disease reduced systemic inflammation within 3--14 days^[@CR47]--[@CR49]^, and guidelines recommend that an alternative therapy should be considered if a clinical response has not occurred within 2 weeks^[@CR50]^, it is possible that feeding for longer than 14 days may have improved outcomes in ourQ:

C# dll not updating across projects

I've got a C# project in visual studio that is building a DLL, and another console project which includes the first as a reference.  These are both in the same solution.
The trouble is when I add methods to the DLL, then rebuild the console project doesn't seem to pick them up.
For example, in the DLL I have a class Converters.  If I add a method
public static void test() {}

it just doesnt' show up in the console app at all.  Intellisense doesn't autocomplete it, and if I manually type it in it gives a compiler error.
If I go in and delete the dll files then rebuild that works (or better yet, delete the bin and obj directories) but that seems rather


Tracking Wildlife Using Prints, Patterns, and Poop Piles!

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In Field Instruction students practiced the art of tracking Northwoods wildlife using the animal prints, movement patterns, and the poop piles (also known as scat) that animals leave behind. Students learned that with careful observation the clues that animals leave behind can tell a story about what animal has passed by, what it was doing, and sometimes even what it ate. The class began with a quick lesson in making careful observations as Field Instructor Eve showed the students a sign which read “leaves in the the fall”. With only a quick glance at the sign, our eyes tend to see what we think we should see. We fail to observe that there is an extra “the” present.1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to the cosmetic use of an extract that is obtained from Ophiopogon japonicus for improving and/or reinforcing the barrier function of the skin, as well as to a cosmetic skin care process designed to improve and/or reinforce the cutaneous barrier function.
The invention also relates to an active ingredient that is obtained from Ophiopogon japonicus, to its production process, as well as to compositions designed to improve and/or to reinforce the barrier function of the skin that comprise at least one active ingredient that is obtained from Ophiopogon japonicus.
2. Description of the Related Art
It is known that good hydration and preservation of the physical properties of cutaneous tissue are decisive for the appearance of the skin.
These characteristics are directly linked to


      "signaler": "engine",
        "time": "2018-09-01T22:22:04.840Z",
        "status": "alarm"
    }
]

key and signaler can be any strings, status must be one of alarm, warning or normal.
I want to write an aggregation which groups on signaler + key and tells me the total alarms and warnings for 3 durations: all time, last week and last month.
Expected output:
[
    {
        "_id": {
            "signaler": "lookup",
            "key": "CPU Usage"
        },
       "$project": {
            "_id": { "$concat": ["$_id.key", "+", "$_id.signaler"] },
            "key": "$_id.key",
            "signaler": "$_id.signaler",
            "totalAlarms": 1,
            "totalWarnings": 1
        }
    }
]

A:

To illustrate Fanamy's answer, here's the group stage used to achieve this :
db.collection.aggregate([
  { "$group": {
    "_id": { "signaler": "$signaler", "key": "$key" },
    "alarmsWeek": {
      "$sum": {


House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., again dismissed freshman like Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., downplaying the amount of power they had amid a flurry of attention the media gave them.

“All these people have their public whatever and their Twitter world,” Pelosi said of Reps.Ocasio-Cortez, Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., Rashida Tlaib, D-Mich., and Ayanna Pressley, D-Mass.

Her comments came during a New York Times interview, published on Saturday after those four voted against a Republican measure funding humanitarian assistance at the border -- something Pelosi eventually backed amid reports of poor conditions at migrant holding facilities.

Pelosi followed her Twitter comments, saying "But they didn’t have any following. They’re four people and that’s how many votes they got.”

AOC ACCUSES GOP OF TRYING TO 'MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN' BY HURTING CHILDREN, MIGRANTS

Members in thatgroup have been pushing the party to the left on a number of major issues, including immigration. As Congress was weighing whether to pass that multi-billion dollar spending package, each of the four signed onto a statement accusing immigration enforcement of "killing" children.

"These radicalized, criminal agencies are destroying families and killing innocent children," the statement read. The freshman lawmakers argued that it was "unconsionable" to provide additional funding for both Immigration and Customs Enforcement as well as Customs and Border Protection.

After the bill passed both chambers, Ocasio-Cortez lamented the fact that politicians rejected amendments she said would provide accountability for how immigration enforcement spent federal funds.

Her comments appeared to highlight a growing divide between more moderate members and progressive newcomers in the party. Pelosi, according to the Times,


#include "assetitem.h"

QString AssetItem::name() const { return mName; }

void AssetItem::setName(const QString &name) { mName = name; }

QGeoCoordinate AssetItem::asset() const { return mAsset; }

void AssetItem::setAsset(const QGeoCoordinate &asset) {

  if (mAsset.isValid())
    appendHistory(mAsset);
  mAsset = asset;
}

void AssetItem::appendHistory(const QGeoCoordinate &value) { history << value; }

QList<QGeoCoordinate> AssetItem::getHistory() const { return history; }

QColor AssetItem::getColor() const { return mColor; }

void AssetItem::setColor(const QColor &color) { mColor = color; }

int AssetItem::getAngle() const { return mAngle; }

void AssetItem::setAngle(int angle) { mAngle = angle; }
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goes out the window, because I’m actually trying to eat high-carb, low-fiber, quick-hit-of-sugar foods. Those are generally the best way to quickly give your body the energy it needs to run without provoking your GI tract too much with fiber and fats.

So I figured, why keep the tea and carbs separate? The result is a pre-run vanilla, pear and black tea smoothie that will help put a few more miles on your Sauconys (or Hokas, or Mizunos, or those weird monkey feet Vibram things).

Heat the water either over the stove until boiling, or in the microwave for 2 minutes. Add the tea bag and steep for 5 minutes. Remove the tea bag, and chill in the freezer while assembling other ingredients.

Another option would be to make a largerautostereoscopy, or three-dimensional spatial imaging. See Takanori Okoshi, Three-dimensional Imaging Techniques, Academic Press Inc., New York, (1976). Devices for performing binocular stereoscopic imaging include binocular viewers, parallax stereograms, lenticular-sheet binocular stereoscopic pictures, and binocular displays using Polaroid glasses or color filters. Devices for performing autostereoscopy include parallax panoramagrams, lenticular-sheet three-dimensional imaging, projection type three-dimensional displays, and integral photography.
In stereoscopy, a three-dimensional image is created by a series of two-dimensional images of an object captured from different perspectives, and therefore the three-dimensional image so produced contains multiple-angle information about the object. Physically displaced views of the same image are presented simultaneously to the eyes of an observer to convey the illusion of depth. These techniques typically employ a multiplexed pair of images, wherein the images are nearly identical and


NCAA DI College World Series. Although it appears he did not reside their for long, Campbell was born in Portugal, which last fielded a senior national team in 1998, when Campbell had just turned one.

Campbell was a regular starter for the Razorbacks, making 18 appearances, only one in relief. Campbell, however, was either brilliant or awful in virtually every appearance, with the high points including eight shutout innings and eight Ks against No. 4 Kentucky and another eight whiffs in 5 1/3 innings of two-run ball versus Florida in the College World Series. Campbell was also yanked in the World Series finals in a game Arkansas would lose 5-0, ending their season, and had a 4.86 ERA in the postseason.

Campbell had ten games against teams with European-eligible players,by far the most, but only saw action in two. The hurler faced Sweden’s Antoine Duplantis twice, permitting a 1-for-3 effort on May 6 and holding him to a walk and a popup when the two met in the SEC Tournament on May 26. Campbell did not face Texas A&M’s Doxakis, as their starts were one day apart, and Dayton’s Golubiewski did not pitch against Arkansas in their two-game set. Texas’ Matteo Bocchi did take the hill against the Razorbacks in the College World Series, but Campbell had the day off.

In total, Campbell had a 4.26 ERA, with a 75-to-29 K-to-BB ratio in 69 2/3 innings, with batters hitting .249 against him. He was taken in the 24th Round by the Angels after struggling with bone spurs and


first year at CSU (4.92, 10.55 K/9). Assuming he is healthy by the spring of 2019, he would likely reclaim a spot in the starting rotation.

Week Stats March 5-11 1GS, 3.2IP, 8H, 5ER, 3BB, 3K March 12-18 1GS, 4.1IP, 7H, 3ER, 2BB, 3K March 19-25 DNP March 26-April 1 DNP April 2-8 DNP April 9-15 DNP April 16-22 DNP April 23-29 DNP April 30-May 6 DNP May 7-13 DNP May 14-20 DNP May 21-27 DNP

Conrad Cornell, OF (SR, Mercer University [12-5], Ga.) [Bio]

Cornell served mostly as a pinch runner and defensive replacement at all three outfield positions until the last two weeks of the season, when he drew eight starts and made the most of it, going 8-for-22 to bring his average up to .228/.254/.263. The Great Britainout 25 percent of baserunners and committing only a single error with no passed balls (.991 fielding). He also appeared in almost half of the team’s games and showed a decent batting eye, with five walks and 12 strikeouts, hitting .227.

Week Stats Jan. 29-Feb. 4 DNP Feb. 5-11 1G, did not bat Feb. 12-18 1G, 0-for-2 Feb. 19-25 2G, 1-for-1 Feb. 26-March 4 1G, 0-for-2 March 5-11 4G, 2-for-6, 3R, RBI, 2BB, 2K March 12-18 3G, 3-for-7, 2R, RBI March 19-25 1G, 0-for-2 March 26-April 1 DNP April 2-8 3G, 0-for-6, 3K April 9-15 2G, 2-for-5, BB, K April 16-22 1G, 0-for-3, 2K April 23-29 1G, 1-for-2 April 30-May 6 2G, 0-for-5, 2BB, 3K May 7-13 2G, 1-for-3, 2K

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and CD4+ count at nadir); 3-to determine if long-term plasma HIV viremia successful suppression correlated with herpesvirus replication control. The patients were followed for a 24-month study period before the first saliva sampling and for a 24-month interval before the second saliva sampling.

Methods {#Sec2}
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HIV-positive MSM older than 18 years of age were enrolled from January 2013 to December 2013. The patients had to fulfil the following inclusion criteria: 1) diagnosis of chronic HIV infection; 2) availability of regular monitoring of HIV disease (at least three plasma HIV-RNA determinations by year) in the 24 months prior to each salivary sampling; 3) serology tests indicating past EBV, past CMV and past HHV-8 infection; 4) no clinical history or serological evidence of acute CMV and/or acute EBV and/or acute HHV-8 infection in theQ:

Sass syntax using 960gs framework

I'm attempting to  re-learn 960gs using sass syntax.  I am confused on the difference between "+" and "=" sass syntax.  For example:
.wrapper
    +grid-container

and
.wrapper
    @include grid_container

would produce the same results in my compiled css file
.wrapper {
  margin-left: auto;
  margin-right: auto;
  width: 960px;
}

So what is the difference between using "+" and "@include"?

A:

No difference at all. Quoting Sass documentation:

Sass supports shorthands for the @mixin and @include directives. Instead of writing @mixin, you can use the character =; instead of writing @include, you can use the character +.


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