for new trial.  Both were denied and the death sentence was imposed on both Petitioner and Sosa.  Subsequently, on November 5, 1968, the Florida Supreme Court reversed that conviction.  In its per curiam decision, the Florida Supreme Court concluded that
(A)fter a careful review of the voluminous evidence here we are of the view that the evidence was definitely lacking in establishing beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendants committed murder in the first degree, and that the interests of justice require a new trial.  The judgments are accordingly reversed and remanded for a new trial.  Sosa v. State, Fla., 1968, 215 So.2d 736, 737.

1
Because of this Circuit's consistent policy from our decision in United States v. Musquiz, 5 Cir., 1971, 445 F.2d 963,review convictions for which the death sentence has been imposed, Fla.App.R. 6.16(b)14 which speaks, as did the Supreme Court of Florida, in terms of the " interests of justice" without regard to the legal insufficiency of the evidence.  In light of this power of review and this Court's practice when both a motion of acquittal and for a new trial have been made,15 we affirm the District Court's denial of a writ of habeas corpus.16

13
If the Double Jeopardy Clause does not preclude such action by this Court exercising its § 2106 powers, it likewise does not prevent similar action by a state court exercising analogous powers.17

14
AFFIRMED.

1
 Sosa v. Maxwell, 2 DCA Fla., 1970, 234 So.2d 690

2
 The Fourth District Court of Appeal determined that the ruling on


and we emphasize the minimal utility of the rule when sought to be applied to Fourth Amendment claims in a habeas corpus proceeding. . . . In sum, we hold only that a federal court need not apply the exclusionary rule on habeas review of a Fourth Amendment claim absent a showing that the state prisoner was denied an opportunity for a full and fair litigation of that claim at trial and on direct review.  Our decision does not mean that the federal court lacks jurisdiction over such a claim, but only that the application of the rule is limited to cases in which there has been both such a showing and a Fourth Amendment violation."  (Emphasis added).  Stone v. Powell, 1976, 428 U.S. 465,"(i)t is elementary in our law that a person can be tried a second time for an offense when his prior conviction for that same offense has been set aside by his appeal."  Forman v. United States, 1960, 361 U.S. 416, 425, 80 S.Ct. 481, 486, 4 L.Ed.2d 412.  Despite the "elementary" concept that one may be tried a second time for an offense, the application of that principle is not so easily accomplished.  In similar fashion, the "necessarily follows" portion of Petitioner's argument is challengeable.

8
 Forman v. United States, 1960, 361 U.S. 416, 80 S.Ct. 481, 4 L.Ed.2d 412; Sapir v. United States, 1955, 348 U.S. 373, 75 S.Ct. 422, 99 L.Ed. 426; Bryan v. United States, 338 U.S. 552, 70 S.Ct. 317, 94


to circumvent the Fifth Amendment's double jeopardy protections, we do not intimate nor do we consider whether or to what degree variances in Florida's "interests of justice" or "thinks proper" standards may require a different outcome in another case.  It is sufficient for disposition of this case that Petitioner's Fifth Amendment protections have not been violated by the Florida Court's statutorily required review and its subsequent order of a new trial

On a teenager's life timeline, the 17th birthday is pointlessly wedged between sweet 16th and legalizing 18th celebrations. While it affords no adolescent soirees or lottery tickets, the middle milestone does impact Friday nights at the movies. Twenty years ago on Oct. 5, Henry & June hit theaters as the first film to hold an NC-17 rating. Unlike an R-rated flick that would force a parent to be your date, there is no wiggle room with these titles  moviegoers under age 17 are not permitted in the audience. But how come this particular Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) rating is so young? And why is it not commonplace to hear that baritone "rated NC-17" voice bookend movie trailers at the theater or on television?

Since 1968, the


n(4). Solve 3*i = -l + 3, x*l = -y*i + 2*i + 12 for i.
0
Let h = 95 + -86. Let l = -3 - 3. Let u be ((-6)/l)/((-1)/(-4)). Solve -5*a + 32 = 3*i, 2*i - u*a + h = 1 for i.
4
Let x(l) = -4*l - 19. Let m be x(-9). Suppose m - 7 = 5*v. Solve -4*z + 5*p = 37, 4*p - 4 - 22 = v*z for z.
-3
Let t(m) = -4*m - 4*m + 4*m - 2*m. Let u be t(-5). Let z = 175 + -125. Solve 4*j + j - u = -h, -5*h = 5*j - z for h.
5
Let q = 25 + -23. Suppose 0 = -q*r - 5*x + 53 + 11, 4*r - 3*x10). Suppose 4*q = 7*q - f. Solve -2*m = 3*d + q - 13, d + u = 0 for m.
-4
Let c(t) = -t**3 - 10*t**2 - 23*t + 6. Let g be c(-7). Let p be 38/8 + 3 + (-55)/g. Solve -q + z + p = -2*q, -4*q = 2*z + 10 for q.
0
Suppose -4*b = -2*b + 76. Let x = b - -42. Solve -5 + 6 = g, 2*g - x = 2*p for p.
-1
Suppose -23*w = -j - 27*w - 20, 0 = 2*w + 10. Solve j = 5*d - 5*t + 50, d + 2*t - 5 = -0*d for d.
-5
Let z = 55 - 41. Suppose -16*g = -z*g - 6. Solve -u + 4 = 5*r


+ 18 = -c, -o = 4*c - 0 - w for c.
2
Let f be 33/(-126)*-14 - (-4)/(-6). Solve 5*i + f*p + 12 = 0, 0 = -0*p - 4*p + 4 for i.
-3
Suppose 5*i = -y - 61, 4*i - 5*y + 7 = 3*i. Let j be (-3)/6 + i/(-8). Let m be 13 + -1 - (j - 4). Solve 0 = -3*c - m, -s - 5*c = s + 31 for s.
-3
Suppose 6*s = 8*s - 6. Suppose 2*o = 43 + 53. Let v = o - 26. Solve -3*n = -s*h - 5*n - v, -2*h = -n + 3 for h.
-4
Suppose 0 = h + 5*l + 24, 0*h + 5*l + 29 = 4*h. Solve 2*p = -hreviewers and all participating adolescent students gave written informed consent (or parents or legal guardians signed informed consent), participants used self-reported questionnaires in the school's computer room to complete an online survey. Asthma was determined by physician diagnosis. Adolescents who did not provide sleep data (*n* = 235) and unresponsive data (*n* = 235) were excluded. Ultimately, 24,655 asthmatic adolescents and 253,775 non-asthmatic adolescents were included in the final analyses.

2.2. Sociodemographic Factors {#sec2dot2-ijerph-17-03000}
-----------------------------

The self-administered questionnaires explored socioeconomic factors: age, gender, type of school, family income, residential area, academic performance, health behavior factors (smoking, alcohol use, exercise, caffeine intake, sexual experience, and use of illegal drugs), and psychological factors (health status, stress level, and depression status). Family income was divided into high, middle, and low.

The residence area was categorized


sexual intercourse with the same or different sex partner(s)?" Adolescents who ingest high doses of caffeine have reported sleep problems and morning fatigue \[[@B20-ijerph-17-03000]\]. Thus, we adjusted for caffeine intake as a potential confounding variable. Caffeine intake was classified into three categories: High (≥5 times/week), moderate (1--4 times/week), and infrequent (less than once/week) \[[@B21-ijerph-17-03000]\]. The experience of illicit drug use was also explored. Stress levels were classified as low (none to some) or high (moderate to very high). Health status was classified as healthy (fair to very good), fair, or bad (bad to very bad). To define depression, the International Diagnostic Interview---Short Form questionnaire \[[@B22-ijerph-17-03000]\] was employed; this has been found to be useful in large health surveys. This was completed by asking, "Did you have depressed feelingsresponsibility for or incur liability for any injury to persons or property caused by any act of person to whom permission is granted.
B. This Section does not exclude any liability which would otherwise exist for deliberate and willful or malicious injury to persons or property, nor does it create any liability where such liability does not now exist. Furthermore the provisions of this Section shall not apply when the premises are used principally for a commercial, recreational enterprise for profit; existing law governing such use is not changed by this Section.
C. The word "premises" as used in this Section includes lands, roads, waters, water courses, private ways and buildings, structures, machinery or equipment thereon."
§ 2795. Limitation of liability of landowner of property used primarily for recreational purposes
"A. As


So.2d 837 (La.1949); La.Civ.Code art. 17. La.R.S. 9:2791 refers to the liability of an owner or occupant of property not used primarily for commercial recreational purposes, while La.R.S. 9:2795 deals with the liability of *1249 one owning property used primarily for recreational purposes.
. . . . .
Both statutes contemplate that the limitation of liability will not be granted to commercial recreational facilities which are run for profit. Pratt v. State, 408 So.2d 336 (La.App.3d Cir.1981), writ denied 412 So.2d 1098 (La.1982); Thomas v. Jeane, 411 So.2d 744 (La.App. 3d Cir.1982).
. . . . .
Examination of the characteristics of the land alone does not end the inquiry into whether the statutes apply to a particular factual situation. The injury causing condition or instrumentality must also be scrutinized. Again, referenceaccommodated only on large tracts or areas of natural and undeveloped lands located in thinly populated rural or semi-rural locales. Specification of these types of activities suggests a policy that would encourage landowners to keep their property in a natural, open and environmentally wholesome state. We would stray from this goal were we to construe the statutes to grant a blanket immunity to landowners without regard to the characteristics of their property. Thus, we conclude that the legislature intended to confer immunity upon owners of undeveloped, nonresidential rural or semi-rural land areas. The size, naturalness and remoteness or insulation from populated areas all attribute to the categorization of property as rural or semi-rural."
The trial court, in its written reasons for judgment, noted that the site of injury was


purposes.
(2) Constitute such person the legal status of an invitee or licensee to whom a duty of care is owed.
(3) Incur liability for any injury to person or property incurred by such person."
In Rushing v. State, 381 So.2d 1250 (La. App. 1st Cir.1980), the First Circuit made the following comments regarding the definitions accorded "willful" and "malicious" in connection with La.R.S. 9:2791. The court stated:
"Willful", as defined by Black's Law Dictionary, Revised Fourth Edition, in pertinent part is as follows:
"Proceeding from a conscious motion of the will; voluntary.
"Intending the result which actually comes to pass; designed; intentional; not accidental or involuntary.
"Conscious; knowing; done with stubborn purpose, but not with malice.
"Premeditated; malicious; done with evil intent, or with a bad motive or purpose, or with indifference to the natural       pass

    def get_conversion_path(self, start_type, target_type):
        raise UndefinedConversionError(
            start_type, target_type,
        )

_conversion_manager = GraphConversionManager()

def color_conversion_function(start_type, target_type):
    """
    Decorator to indicate a function that performs a conversion from one color
    space to another.

    This decorator will return the original function unmodified, however it will
    be registered in the _conversion_manager so it can be used to perform color
    space transformations between color spaces that do not have direct
    conversion functions (e.g., Luv to CMYK).


an RGB working space matrix to the XYZ values (matrix mul).
    xyz_x, xyz_y, xyz_z = apply_RGB_matrix(
        linear_channels["r"],
        linear_channels["g"],
        linear_channels["b"],
        rgb_type=cobj,
        convtype="rgb_to_xyz",
    )

    if target_illuminant is None:
        target_illuminant = cobj.native_illuminant

    # The illuminant of the original RGB object. This will always match
    # the RGB colorspace's native illuminant.
    illuminant = cobj.native_illuminant
    xyzcolor = XYZColor(xyz_x, xyz_y, xyz_z, illuminant=illuminant)
    # This will take care of120
    elif var_max == var_B:
        return 60.0 * ((var_R - var_G) / (var_max - var_min)) + 240.0

# noinspection PyPep8Naming,PyUnusedLocal
@color_conversion_function(BaseRGBColor, HSVColor)
def RGB_to_HSV(cobj, *args, **kwargs):
    """
    Converts from RGB to HSV.

    H values are in degrees and are 0 to 360.
    S values are a percentage, 0.0 to 1.0.
    V values are a percentage, 0.0 to 1.0.
    """
    var_R = cobj.rgb_r
    var_G = cobj.rgb_g
    var_B = cobj.rgb_b

    var_max = max(var_R, var_G, var_B)
    var_min = min(var_R, var_G, var_B)

    var_H = __RGB_to_Hue(var_R, var_G, var_B, var_min, var_max)


RGB to use. For example, XYZ->HSL.
        You probably don't need to specify this unless you have a special
        usage case.
    :type target_illuminant: None or str
    :keyword target_illuminant: If during conversion from RGB to a reflective
        color space you want to explicitly end up with a certain illuminant,
        pass this here. Otherwise the RGB space's native illuminant
        will be used.
    :returns: An instance of the type passed in as ``target_cs``.
    :raises: :py:exc:`colormath.color_exceptions.UndefinedConversionError`
        if conversion betweenlaboratories in low resource settings.

This work has been funded by the National Science Foundation Sri Lanka. (Grant No: RG/2009/HS/02).

**Source of Support:** National Science Foundation

**Conflict of Interest:** None declared.


effect of a subsequent morphine injection. Fentanyl also elicited a delayed dose-dependent long-lasting decrease of the nociceptive threshold (days) that was prevented by a single ketamine pretreatment before fentanyl. However, a morphine administration at the end of the fentanyl effects restored the long-lasting hyperalgesia. Repeated ketamine administrations were required to obtain a complete preventive effect. Although ketamine had no analgesic effect per se at the dose used herein, our results indicate that sustained NMDA-receptor blocking could be a fruitful therapy for improving postoperative morphine effectiveness. Fentanyl-induced analgesia is followed by early hyperalgesia (hours), acute tolerance to the analgesic effects of morphine, and long-lasting hyperalgesia (days). All these phenomena are totally prevented by repeated administrations of the NMDA-receptor antagonist, ketamine, simultaneously with fentanyl and morphine administration.Connecticut Ranks No. 4 In Millionaires

Connecticut ranks No. 4 in millionaires per capita after Hawaii, Maryland and New Jersey as all four states saw their number of wealthy residents rise in 2010, a new report today shows.

Connecticut ranks No. 4 in millionaires per capita after Hawaii, Maryland and New Jersey as all four states saw their number of wealthy residents increase in 2010, a new report today shows.

The number of millionaires in Connecticut increased by 8 percent in 2010 to 89,647, the report by Phoenix Marketing International said. That figure means that 6.65 percent of the state's total number of households include a millionaire.

No. 1 Hawaii has a millionaire in 6.93 percent of its households. The national average is 4.78 percent.

Phoenix, which is not affiliated with The Phoenix


rondomedia) Bestes Jugendspiel Beatbuddy: Tale of the Guardians (THREAKS) CLARC (Golden Tricycle / Hahn Film AG) Das Schwarze Auge - Memoria (Daedalic Ent., Koch Media) Bestes mobiles Spiel CLARC (Golden Tricycle / Hahn Film AG) Jelly Splash (wooga) Symmetrain (Black Pants Studio) Bestes Serious Game/Sonderpreis The Day the Laughter Stopped (Hypnotic Owl) Evolution: Indian Hunter (Scorpius Forge) nicht vorhanden Bestes Browsergame ANNO Online (Blue Byte, Ubisoft) Rail Nation (Bright Future, Travian Games) Steam Power 1830 (Hexagon Game Labs) Bestes Nachwuchskonzept The Gaudy Woods (Burg Giebichenstein Kunsthochschule Halle) Lux³ (Games Academy) Scherbenwerk - Bruchteil einer Ewigkeit (HAW Hamburg)

Gewinner LARA – Der Deutsche Games Award 2014

Kategorie I: LARA – Bestes Internationales Computerspiel

• Papers, Please (Lucas Pope)

Kategorie II: LARA – Bestes Internationales Konsolenspiel

• The Last Of Us (Naughty Dog / Sony "ProductID": 20,
          "ProductName": "Sir Rodney's Marmalade",
          "SupplierID": 8,
          "CategoryID": 3,
          "QuantityPerUnit": "30 gift boxes",
          "UnitPrice": 81.0,
          "UnitsInStock": 40,
          "UnitsOnOrder": 0,
          "ReorderLevel": 0,
          "Discontinued": false
        }
      }
    }
  }
}


the chances of this TV remaining in stock and also increases the price competition amongst retailers for the product.

More popular

The Samsung UE49KU6400 is a more popular choice amongst buyers. It ranks No. 1451 by sales volume in our TVs, however the LG 49UH610 ranks No. 15004, the LG 49UH661 ranks No. 13541 and the Panasonic TX-50DX700 ranks No. 1825.

Reasons Against

11 Reasons Against

1" smaller screen size
Edit

The LG 49UH610 has a screen size of 49" (as do the LG 49UH661 and the Samsung UE49KU6400), but the Panasonic TX-50DX700 is a 50" TV (1" larger).
Read more

The display diagonal of a TV is the most common measure of screen size and is the distance from the top left to the bottom right of the visible part of a TV screen excluding anyin and unplug cables.

Slightly higher annual energy consumption
Edit

The LG 49UH610 has an annual energy consumption of 92kWh, whereas the LG 49UH661 is an 83kWh annual energy consumption TV (9kWh lower) and the Panasonic TX-50DX700 and the Samsung UE49KU6400 are both 123kWh annual energy consumption TVs (31kWh higher).
Read more

The annual energy consumption is the total amount of energy that the TV will use over the course of a whole year, given typical usage levels.

A lower annual energy consumption means that it will cost less each year for you to run your TV.

Thicker
Edit

The LG 49UH610 has a thickness of 81.5mm. That's 4.3mm thicker than the LG 49UH661 (55.2mm), 41.5mm thicker than the Panasonic TX-50DX700 (55.2mm) and 26.3mm thicker than the Samsung UE49KU6400 (55.2mm).
Read more

The depth of the TV is the


Developer 5th Cell brings its groundbreaking series to the 3DS for the first time, offering gamers a large new overworld, dozens of interesting puzzles, and a look into Maxwell's magic notebook in Scribblenauts Unlimited. As always, players use their stylus to conjure up any creature, vehicle, or item they can imagine, and then employ their creations to help solve puzzles and collect starites. Unlike previous entries in the franchise, Scribblenauts Unlimited is set in a large world with several themed areas for gamers to freely explore.

Expanded DescriptionDeveloper 5th Cell brings its groundbreaking series to the 3DS for the first time, offering gamers a large new overworld, dozens of interesting puzzles, and a look into Maxwell's magic notebook in Scribblenauts Unlimited. As always, players use their stylus to conjureYa'alon won't enter politics for March elections

Dear Reader,
As you can imagine, more people are reading The Jerusalem Post than ever before.
Nevertheless, traditional business models are no longer sustainable and high-quality publications,
like ours, are being forced to look for new ways to keep going. Unlike many other news organizations,
we have not put up a paywall. We want to keep our journalism open
and accessible and be able to keep providing you with news
and analyses from the frontlines of Israel, the Middle East and the Jewish World.

Former IDF chief-of-staff Moshe Ya'alon announced Tuesday night that he would not seek a position on any party list in the upcoming Knesset elections.
Ya'alon said that he had supported, during his tenure in the IDF, a cooling-off period for senior staff between retirement from the


‘It is difficult to determine what of concrete nature has occurred,’ says Bob Corker, chair of Senate foreign relations committee

This article is more than 2 years old

This article is more than 2 years old

Lawmakers in Washington were skeptical of Donald Trump’s confidence in striking a deal with a dictator after the president’s historic Singapore meeting with Kim Jong-un.

Republicans roundly applauded the summit between the US and North Korean leaders as a step toward peace in Asia. However, a handful of the GOP’s foreign policy leaders on Capitol Hill warned that North Korea has failed to curb its nuclear ambitions despite similar commitments in the past.

“While I am glad the president and Kim Jong-un were able to meet,” said Bob Corker, the Republican chairman of the Senate foreign relationsa long history of deceit.

“Only time will tell if North Korea is serious this time, and in the meantime we must continue to apply maximum economic pressure,” he added. “The road ahead is a long one, but today there is hope that the president has put us on a path to lasting peace in the Korean peninsula.”

US to suspend military exercises with South Korea, Trump says Read more

The Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, similarly commended Trump for taking “an historic first step” toward negotiations with Pyongyang. But he, too, suggested the next round of negotiations “will test whether we can get to a verifiable deal” in remarks on the Senate floor.

“If North Korea does not prove willing to follow through, we and our allies must be prepared to


differences and diversities of our minds as self-oriented human beings. This is the source of the creativity and plethora of possibilities that can and have emerged from seeing the world in the distinct and different ways of self-oriented and self-experiencing people when pursuing their own improvement. As they consider what is most advantageous for themselves and others they “selfishly” care about, they support and encourage an institutional setting of peaceful and voluntary market association.

Marx’s Denial of the Reality of Scarcity

Marx also objects to the reality of the necessity to have to produce in order to consume and to have to view one’s own labor as a means to various ends, rather than simply being somehow provided with all that we want and our labor being “free” to bechoice manifested.If every man is to be “autonomously free” to hunt and fish whenever and to whatever extent he desires, what happens when the various members of the community wish to kill the forest animals or catch the fish at such a rate that they are threatened with extinction? Or what if several people all want to fish from the same place along the river or lake bank at the same time, or from the same “cover” position while out hunting?

Marx might say that a “societal orientation” on the part of everyone would result in some form of “comradely” compromise. But is that not just other language for “mutual agreements,” “trade-offs,” and “exchanges” concerning the use and disposal of scarce resources – the disposition of the communal property


oscillations with frequency $\Omega_R/2$ in the probability to detect a photon or a material excited-state inside the cavity [@rabi1937; @agarwal1984]\]. For positive detunings, the UP (LP) has a higher photon (emitter) character, while the opposite is true when $\omega_c < \omega_s$. The JC model shows other interesting features, such as photon blockade [@birnbaum2005]. However, because it contains no more than a *single* structureless \[*i.e.*., the internal (vibronic, vibro-rotational, etc) structure of molecular excitations is not considered\] emitter, the JC model is only of pedagogical significance for chemistry, although conditions in which a single-molecule is strongly coupled to a microcavity have only been achieved in few studies [@chikkaraddy2016; @benz_single-molecule_2016; @wang2017]. In fact, for reasons we will discuss next, most experiments which probe the strong coupling regime employ a molecularjust discussed, EET to polaritons is much slower than that to the dark state manifolds. Nevertheless, the former is calculated to outcompete fluorescence, and the latter occurs as fast as molecular vibrational relaxation [@du2017]. Consequently, PARET from a mainly-donor to a mostly-acceptor state is theoretically attainable for chromophoric-slab separations of at least hundreds of nm. In fact, the computed rates for this case are in qualitative agreement with experimental data, even when the nature of the electromagnetic modes differ from one study to the other [@coles2014b].

It is worth mentioning that other schemes have been theoretically proposed to enhance excitation energy transport by exploiting strong light-matter coupling [@feist_extraordinary_2015; @schachenmayer_cavity-enhanced_2015] (in conjunction with novel methods of topological protection [@yuen-zhou2014; @yuen-zhou_plexciton_2016]).

Polariton-assisted singlet fission {#orgappIII}
----------------------------------

![Pictorial representation of singlet fission in pentacene. Blue


(red) denotes a singlet (triplet) exciton.[]{data-label="sf"}](scheme_sf){width="\columnwidth"}

Singlet fission (SF) is a spin-allowed process where a (one-body) singlet exciton is converted into a (two-body) triplet-triplet (TT) state with vanishing total spin (Fig. \[sf\]) [@smith2010; @smith2013]. This phenomenon is of fundamental importance to the energy sciences, as it has been proven to enhance the efficiency of organic solar cells [@congreve2013; @yost2014] by increasing the number of excitons produced per photon absorbed by an organic photovoltaic device, *i.e.*, the external quantum yield (EQY). Given the demonstrated ability of molecular polaritons to influence chemical dynamics, it is natural to enquire what possibilities exist for the control of singlet fission in organic microcavities.

In Ref. [@martinez-martinez2017b], we proposed a model for the investigation of polariton-assisted SF of acene chains in a microcavity which, for comparisontransient polariton response is diminished).

![Energy level hybridization diagram including the photonic ($\omega_c$) and vibrational transitions ($\omega_{01}, \omega_{12}$) involved in the formation of linear $[\text{LP}^{(1)},\text{UP}^{(1)}]$ and (effective) transient vibrational-polaritons $[\text{UP}^{(2)}$, and the combination of $\text{LP}^{(1)}$ and the $1\rightarrow 2$ vibrational transition\] [@xiang2017]. Note the significant interaction between the linear LP mode and the $1\rightarrow 2$ excitations (represented by the coefficient $c$) arising from the incoherent population of vibrational modes induced by a pump after sufficiently long probe-delay times (see text).[]{data-label="orbf"}](supp-diagram)

Applications: Chemical kinetics and thermal emission {#vib_app}
----------------------------------------------------

We conclude our discussion of vibrational-polaritons by mentioning two recent observations of the effects of VSC on chemical reactions and thermal emission. First, Thomas et al. [@thomas_ground-state_2016] provided conclusive evidence that an organic silane deprotection reaction proceeds via a different mechanism under conditions where


the bare polymer and cavity emission spectra matched the theoretical thermal emission, the strongly coupled system showed emission peaks at frequencies displaced from the expected (based on the linear optical spectra).

These experiments show the rich dynamics featured by vibrational-polaritons. They have in common the fact that both investigated phenomena arise from thermally-activated *anharmonic* excited-state dynamics of vibrational-polaritons. Further work is needed to understand the sources of the observed behaviors. We expect that their microscopic interpretation will likely shed light on novel ways to control chemical bonds with VSC.

Ultrastrong coupling {#ultra}
====================

All of our previous considerations assumed that the (collective) Rabi splitting was stronger than the dissipative couplings of the bare molecule (or cavity), but also much weaker than the transition energy of interest. The ultrastrong coupling (USC) regime isis a superposition of states consisting of correlated photons and delocalized bright molecular excitations [@ciuti_quantum_2005; @ciuti_input-output_2006]. Notably, molecular USC was first achieved less than ten years ago [@schwartz2011]. While this field has seen considerable progress including recent reports of organic exciton [@schwartz2011; @kena-cohen2013; @balci2013; @gambino2014; @george_ultra-strong_2015] and vibrational USC [@george_multiple_2016], the exploration of USC effects on chemical transformations is only beginning to be understood. We discuss a specific case below.

In a recent work [@martinez-martinez2018], we studied the effects of USC in the electronic ground-state energy landscape of a molecular ensemble. In particular, we considered a simplified model of a molecular slab interacting with a plasmonic field in the USC regime. The Born-Oppenheimer Hamiltonian of the system is given by H\_ = T\_+H\_(), where $T_{\text{nuc}}$ is the total nuclear


kinetic energy operator, $\mathbf{R}$ denotes the nuclear configuration of all molecules, and H\_()= H\_() + H\_+H\_()+H\_(), \[hult\] where $H_{\text{g}}(\mathbf{R})=\sum_{\mathbf{n}}\hbar \omega_{g}(R_{\mathbf{n}})$ is the Born-Oppenheimer electronic ground-state energy of the ensemble at an arbitrary nuclear configuration $\{R_{\mathbf{n}}\}$ ($R_{\mathbf{n}}$ is the nuclear coordinate of molecule located at site $\mathbf{n}$ within the molecular slab), $H_{\text{pl}}=\sum_{\mathbf{k}}\hbar \omega_{\mathbf{k}}a_{\mathbf{k}}^{\dagger}a_{\mathbf{k}}$ is the Hamiltonian of bare plasmon modes with dispersion $E(\mathbf{k}) = \hbar \omega_{\mathbf{k}}$ (where $\mathbf{k}$ is the plasmon in-plane wave vector) and creation (annihilation) operators $a_{\mathbf{k}}^{\dagger}$ ($a_{\mathbf{k}}$). The exciton Hamiltonian for ensemble nuclear configuration $\{R_{\mathbf{n}}\}$ is given by $H_{\text{e}}(\mathbf{R})=\sum_{\mathbf{n}}\left[\hbar \omega_{e}(R_{\mathbf{n}})-\hbar\omega_{g}(R_{\mathbf{n}})\right]b_{\mathbf{n}}^{\dagger}(R_{\mathbf{n}})b_{\mathbf{n}}(R_{\mathbf{n}})$, where $b_{\mathbf{n}}^{\dagger}(R_{\mathbf{n}})$ $[b_{\mathbf{n}}(R_{\mathbf{n}})]$ is the creation (annihilation) operator of the $\mathbf{n}$th-site. The exciton-plasmon interaction is given by H\_()=\_\_g\_\^(R\_)(a\_\^+a\_), \[ple-u\] where $g_{\mathbf{k}}^\mathbf{n}(R_{\mathbf{n}})$ is the interaction between the plasmon with wave vector $\mathbf{k}$ and the $\mathbf{n}$th exciton. ItWant to link to an Indisputable Fact or Friday? By all means do so, but please do not convert videos from their original formats or post them to video hosting services like YouTube. I will request that they be removed.

About Me

Dan Serena


it. Sundance is something that can only be experienced.

Just because I see something, hear something, or am taught something, does not mean I know it. I’ve come to fully respect repetition & reiteration as the main means of coming-to-know anything. I consider myself slow in this regard. While I am quick to comprehend with my mind, I feel laboriously slow in integrating that comprehension into the fibers of my being. I’ve come to trust this, and “trust the longer journey” is a reminder that I give to myself, & to students, as often as it’s relevant.

Trusting a longer journey requires taking a wider perspective. It means our vision extends beyond what seems to satiate us right now & takes into account the endless vistas of our ancestors &,dedicated to the numerous bases becomes quite significant. Fourth, the base is not aesthetically pleasing and may be considered unacceptable given the aesthetic desire of customers. The design of the weighed bases may not be preferred by the owner of the venue implementing the queue. Fifth, the post, along with the base, may be knocked over because the base is not securely mounted to the floor. Finally, since the base and post are not secured to the floor, the base and post may be picked up by a patron and used as a weapon. This is undesirable in any public forum. A typical prior art weighted base stanchion is shown in FIGS. 1(a) and 1(b).
Alternatively, the post of the stanchion may be easily removably mounted into the floor


also easily removable and can be used as a weapon by a customer standing in the queue. Finally, in the floor mounted system, the posts are not flexible. The post does not absorb any impact should a person run into a post, or if a piece of luggage or cart is run into a post. Another problem with the easily removeable stanchion post is that when the post is removed, there is a 3 inch diameter by 6 inch deep hole left in the floor.
What is desired, therefore, is a post which may be semi-permanently mounted within the floor of a venue without having to install the standard 3 inch by 6 inch hole deep into the floor. There is also a need for a flexible mounting systemage or older. The average household size was 3.70.  There were 1,633 families (83.1% of all households); the average family size was 4.03.

The population was spread out with 2,626 people (36.1%) under the age of 18, 857 people (11.8%) aged 18 to 24, 1,883 people (25.9%) aged 25 to 44, 1,382 people (19.0%) aged 45 to 64, and 531 people (7.3%) who were 65 years of age or older.  The median age was 26.4 years. For every 100 females, there were 102.3 males.  For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 98.6 males.

There were 2,067 housing units at an average density of 747.8 per square mile (288.7/km²), of which 970 (49.3%) were owner-occupied, and 996 (50.7%) were occupied by renters. The homeowner vacancy


---
abstract: 'In this paper we study a quasilinear elliptic problem whose functional satisfies a weak version of the well known Palais-Smale condition. An existence result is proved under general assumptions on the nonlinearities.'
author:
- 'A. Azzollini [^1]'
title: '[**On a functional satisfying a weak Palais-Smale condition [^2]**]{}'
---

Introduction {#introduction .unnumbered}
============

The aim of this paper is to generalize a recent result obtained in [@ADP] concerning the following quasilinear elliptic problem $$\label{eq}
\left\{
\begin{array}{ll}
-{\nabla }\cdot \left[\phi'(|{\nabla }u|^2){\nabla }u  \right] +|u|^{\a-2}u =f(u), &
x\in {{\mathbb{R}^N}},
\\
u(x) \to 0 , \quad \hbox{as }|x|\to \infty,
\end{array}
\right.$$ where $N{\geqslant}2$, $\phi(t)$ behaves like $t^{q/2}$ for small $t$ and $t^{p/2}$ for large $t$, $1< p<q<\min\{p^*,N\}$, $1<\a{\leqslant}p^* q'/p'$, being $p^*=\frac{pN}{N-p}$ and $p'$ and $q'$ the conjugate exponents, respectively, of $p$ and $q$.\
In [@ADP] the authors have proved that if $f(t)=|t|^{s-2}t$ grows as $t$ goesbe written $$J(u)=\frac 12 {\int_{{{\mathbb{R}^N}}}}\phi (|\n
        u|^2) +{\int_{{{\mathbb{R}^N}}}}G_2(u)-{\int_{{{\mathbb{R}^N}}}}G_1(u),$$ In order to have compactness, we introduce a symmetry requirement on our space.

Let us denote with $${{\mathcal D}}({{\mathbb{R}^N}})_{{\rm rad}}=\{u\in  {{\mathcal D}}({{\mathbb{R}^N}})\mid u \hbox{ is radially
symmetric}\},$$ and let $\mathcal{W}_r$ be the completion of ${{\mathcal D}}({{\mathbb{R}^N}})_{{\rm rad}}$ in the norm $\|\cdot\|$, namely $${{\cal W}}_r=\overline{{{\mathcal D}}({{\mathbb{R}^N}})_{{\rm rad}}}^{\|\cdot\|}.$$

Observe that if $1{\leqslant}\a{\leqslant}p^*$, the set $\mathcal{W}_r$ is included in $L^s({{\mathbb{R}^N}})$ for any $s\in[\a,p^*].$\
Indeed, take $u\in\mathcal{W}_r,$ and consider the set $\Lambda_{{\nabla }u}.$ Since $\|{\nabla }u\|_{p,q}<+\infty$, certainly ${\nabla }u\in L^p(\Lambda_{{\nabla }u}).$ On the other hand, since $u\in L^\a({{\mathbb{R}^N}}),$ we have that $u\in L^\a(\Lambda_{\n
        u}).$ So, if we define $E(\Omega)=\{v\in L^\a(\Omega)\mid{\nabla }u\in
        L^{p}(\Omega)\}$, then $u\in E(\Lambda_{{\nabla }u}).$\
By


           \phi(e^{-2|{\theta}|}|{\nabla }u|^2)-e^{N{\theta}}{\int_{{{\mathbb{R}^N}}}}G(u)\\
                &{\geqslant}c e^{N{\theta}}
                \Big[e^{-q|{\theta}|}\|{\nabla }u\|_{p,q}^q +\|u\|^\a_{\a}
                -\|u\|^{p^*}_{p^*}\Big]\\
                &{\geqslant}c e^{N{\theta}}\Big[e^{-q|{\theta}|}\| u\|^{\max\{\a,q\}}  -C\|u\|^{p^*}
                \Big].
            \end{aligned}$$ So we deduce that there exists $\d>0$ such that $\widetilde I({\theta},u)$ is nonnegative if $\sqrt{{\theta}^2+\|u\|^2}{\leqslant}\d$, and\[en:lupq\] in Proposition \[pr:lplq\] imply that $(\tilde u_n)_n$ is bounded in $\mathcal Y_r.$ Finally observe that from we have that $J(\tilde u_n)\to\widetilde c_{mp}$ and since $\frac{\partial \widetilde J}{\partial
    u}({\theta}_n,u_n)\to 0,$ we have $$\label{eq:diff0}
            e^{N{\theta}_n}\Big(\n\cdot\phi'(|{\nabla }\tilde u_n|^2)e^{-{\theta}_n}\n\tilde
            u_n +g(\tilde u_n)\Big)\to 0\quad\hbox{in } \mathcal
            W_r'.$$ Taking into account that ${\theta}_n\to 0,$ from we deduce that $J'(\tilde u_n)\to 0$ in $\mathcal W_r'.$ Then $(\tilde u_n)_n$ satisfies 1, 2, and 3 of Definition \[def\].

We conclude with the proof of our main Theorem

Let $(u_n)_n$ be a sequence as in Proposition \[pr:psseq\]. By Theorem \[le:ps\], we can extract


Sect. A, Math., [**129**]{}, (1999), 787–809.

E.H. Lieb, M. Loss, [*Analysis*]{}, American Mathematical Society, Providence, RI, 2001.

M. Struwe, [*On the evolution of harmonic mappings of Riemannian surfaces*]{}, Comment. Math. Helv., [**60**]{}, (1985), 558–581.

[^1]: Dipartimento di Matematica, Informatica ed Economia, Università degli Studi della Basilicata, Via dell’Ateneo Lucano 10, I-85100 Potenza, Italy, e-mail: [antonio.azzollini@unibas.it]{}

[^2]: The author is supported by M.I.U.R. - P.R.I.N. “Metodi variazionali e topologici nello studio di fenomeni non lineari”
each side of the model i had a white reflector board and, from beneath, a Photoflex Silver reflector disc.

Last week Carolina Sanches, soon to be mother, posed for my camera for a series of great portraits to keep memories from her pregnancy. We wanted to avoid the same old kind of photos pregnant women use to get, so i proposed to do a series of photographs like in a fashion editorial, in a different and fun way. We headed to Southwest Production‘s studio, in Lisbon. This time i used a Elinchrom and Visatec lighting. With a big Elinchrom octa as keylight, and two Visatec with umbrellas to light up the background a bit.


G7 Summit in Biarritz, France, later this month,” said spokesperson Hogan Gidley.

If the reports of Washington’s warning is true, it would not be the first time US politicians have made clear their displeasure over the UK taxes due to be applied to major tech companies, which a White paper published last month was intended to address a “misalignment between the place where profits are taxed and the place where value is created”.

Trump calls US-UK relationship 'the highest level of special'

Last month, Bloomberg News reported that leaders of the congressional committees tasked with setting tax and trade policy, said a British digital services tax would impair a potential post-Brexit trade deal.

“I met with the UK officials earlier, and said ‘You expect a trade agreement with the United States andQ:

Adding Google Ads Event Snippet To Conversion Page (thank you.php)

I have some google ads running on a Wordpress site running WooCommerce and I've added the global site tag to the header.php of my child theme which also has a google analytics tag, so the tag just looks like this in the header
<!-- global site tag (gtag.js) - google analytics -->
<script async src="https://www.googletagmanager.com/gtag/YADDA YADDDA></script>
<script>
   window.datalayer = window.dataLayer || [];
   ...
   ...
   gtag('config', 'ANALYTICS TAG ID');
   gtag('config', 'AD TAG ID');
</script>

This all works good, but now I have to add the event snippet on the conversion page which for WooCommerce is the thankyou.php in the WooCommerce/templates/checkout/ folder I believe. Google specifies this to be placed in the header of that specific


win the bet.

When it comes to tennis there are three main ways of how odds are presented. Which ones you will encounter depends on where you live. “Moneyline” odds if you are in North America, “Fractional” odds if you are in the UK and “Decimals” in Europe and the rest of the world.

So now that we know about tennis odds, let’s check out the betting system itself. There are three main betting types which we are going to cover right now. Also at www.bonuscorner.com you can read more about tennis betting.

Pre-Tournament Betting:

This is somewhat self-explanatory, these are the type of bets that you make before a certain tournament has started. You can bet on a huge amount of things such as; the outright winner, the runner up andcondemnation of four hundred and forty-three *178 cans of frozen egg product seized under the Pure Food Act of June 30, 1906 (34 Stat. 768, c. 3915).
The United States filed its libel alleging that four hundred and forty-three cans of frozen egg product, in the possession of the Merchants' Refrigerating Company at Jersey City, New Jersey, consisted in whole or in part of a "filthy, decomposed and putrid animal, to wit, egg substance," and praying for their condemnation. At the trial the issues were narrowed so as to exclude filthy and putrid substances, leaving the charge to stand as to decomposed substance. Three hundred and forty-two cans were seized. The H.J. Keith Company appeared and claimed the goods, denying the charges concerning them. The case was tried without


appeal, this court, having acquired jurisdiction, should reverse the judgment of the Circuit Court of Appeals and remand the case to that court with instructions to dismiss the appeal for want of jurisdiction. Union & Planters' Bank v. Memphis, 189 U.S. 71.
Judgment accordingly.
locally, as the best volunteer show ever, Katelyn Farstad received a solo exhibition at Midway Contemporary Art only two years after receiving her BFA. Her gritty sculptural painting conglomerates, haughty titling, and perverted artist statements stand out among her modest Minnesotan contemporaries. Discussion-worthy and easy to dismiss as youthful, Katelyn proved prolific enough to keep up with the hype. She recently caught the attention of major New York gallery Zach Feuer, where her Lee Press-on Nails, flypaper, spackled lattice, and crusty wicker frosted in acrylics merge seamlessly with Feuer’s roster of dirty Q-tip and soy sauce packet formalism. Next up for the artist is an exhibition at Chicago’s Julius Caesar Gallery. Am I curious as to what is in store for Farstad? Absolutely!

Lea Sorrentino

Self-described as “short, loud and


may prevent or delay appropriate treatment of MDD, a serious and sometimes life-threatening mental disorder. This brief perspective discusses the complex association of burnout with depression and provides guidelines for diagnosing depression in the context of work stress.Murder of Jews a Crime in the Third Reich

by Der Stürmer

“Death Sentence for Murderer of a Jew. The Reich guarantees protection of law for all residents. Terrible crime in a train punished.” Under these headlines, this report appeared in December 1937 in numerous German newspapers.

A jury court in Stettin, the paper informed readers, had sentenced Josef Reinhardt to death for killing a Jewish businessman named Abraham and his non-Jewish wife. One accomplice was sentenced to life imprisonment, and a second to six years imprisonment. The newspaper report continued: “That the victim was a Jew made no difference in passing sentence, the presiding Judge stressed. The Third Reich is a state of law, in which Jews enjoy the protection of law every bit as much as other residents. Murder


Mondo Trasho

Mondo Trasho is a 1969 American 16mm mondo black comedy film by John Waters. The film stars Divine, Mary Vivian Pearce, David Lochary and Mink Stole. It contains very little dialogue, the story being told mostly through musical cues.

Plot
After an introductory sequence during which chickens are beheaded on a chopping block, the main action begins. Platinum blond bombshell Mary Vivian Pearce begins her day by riding the bus and reading Kenneth Anger's Hollywood Babylon.

Bombshell is later seduced by a hippie degenerate "shrimper" (foot fetishist), who starts molesting her feet while she fantasizes about being Cinderella. She is then hit by a car driven by Divine, a portly blonde who was trying to pick up an attractive hitchhiker whom she imagines naked. Divine places her in the carGiven the cost, both financial and even more importantly in terms of human effort, in building High Energy Physics accelerators and detectors and running them, it is important to use good statistical techniques in analysing data. This talk covers some of the statistical issues that arise in searches for New Physics. They include topics such as: $\hfill$

-   [Should we insist on the 5 sigma criterion for discovery claims?]{}

-   [$P(A|B)$ is not the same as $P(B|A)$.]{}

-   [The meaning of $p$-values]{}.

-   [What is Wilks Theorem and when does it not apply?]{}

-   [How should we deal with the ‘Look Elsewhere Effect’?]{}

-   [Dealing with systematics such as background parametrisation.]{}

-   [Coverage: What is it and does my method have


systematic, ignore those that have a goodness of fit significantly worse than the best choice. But a problem is ‘What constitutes worse?’]{}

-   [Use a background subtraction method]{}

-   [Use a Baysian approach]{}

-   [Use a non-parametric method]{}

-   [etc.]{}

A new idea is to try various functional forms, and to plot as a function of the parameter of interest (e.g. the signal strength) the log-likelihood $LL$ for each of them, with possible offsets for different numbers of free parameters. Then a modified $LL'$ is defined as the envelope of all the individual $LL$s. It is this widened $LL'$ that is used to make statements on the signal strength, which incorporate the uncertainty resulting from the various functional forms. It is a method for discrete

          com.google.gson.stream.JsonScope.CLOSED

A document that's been closed and cannot be accessed.

          com.google.gson.stream.JsonScope.DANGLING_NAME

An object whose most recent element is a key. The next element must be a value.

          com.google.gson.stream.JsonScope.EMPTY_ARRAY


package io.mycat.route;

import com.alibaba.fastsql.sql.ast.SQLAdhocTableSource;
import com.alibaba.fastsql.sql.ast.SQLDataType;
import com.alibaba.fastsql.sql.ast.SQLName;
import com.alibaba.fastsql.sql.ast.SQLObject;
import com.alibaba.fastsql.sql.ast.statement.*;
import com.alibaba.fastsql.sql.dialect.mysql.visitor.MySqlASTVisitorAdapter;

import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.LinkedList;
import java.util.Map;

public class Scope extends MySqlASTVisitorAdapter {
    final Map<String, SQLObject> scope = new HashMap<>();
    final LinkedList<SQLObject> unnames = new LinkedList<>();
    final String defaultSchema;

    public Scope(String defaultSchema) {
        this.defaultSchema = defaultSchema;
    }

    public Scope build() {
//
//        while (!unnames.isEmpty()) {
//            SQLObject sqlObject = unnames.removeFirst();
//            int i = 0;
//            while (true) {
//     {#Sec6}

The JGPN-database contains structured information of each patient-doctor consultation in the participating practices. This makes it possible to follow the ´health career' of the individual patient. All contacts are registered according to a systematic format with information on symptoms, signs, diagnostic test results, diagnosis, and patient management, including drug prescription and referral to hospital specialists. Diagnoses are entered according to ICPC coding, hospital referrals are coded according to specialist and prescribed medication (including dose) is entered in ATC (anatomical therapeutic coding). In addition, GP consultations are grouped in episodes, i.e. a series of consultations related to a single reason for encounter (a symptom or a diagnosis). In 2015, for example, the database contained 11,547 new episodes of diabetes mellitus and 22,330 new or recurrent episodes of upper respiratory


2 diabetes, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, and cardiovascular risk management, were initially not automatically transferred to the routine care registration. Thus, these data were not available in JGPN. In recent years however, key indicators of chronic disease management programs are automatically copied to the routine care registration.

Finally, data extraction takes place only four times a year, so the data are not always up to date. Given the progress in data capturing techniques, however, a system of real-time monitoring should be realistic in the future.

Suitability for research; pros and cons {#Sec25}
---------------------------------------

The longitudinal character of the database provides the opportunity to perform observational analyses in different designs. Etiological studies can be achieved by splitting up the cohort and compare the positive and negative study-arm adjusting for the potential confounders. In---
author:
- |
    A.L. Kashin and G. Yegoryan[^1]\
    [A.I. Alikhanian National Laboratory, Yerevan, Armenia]{}
---

[**Abstract**]{}

The recent paper by Berntsen and Hansen devoted to the analysis of ellipticity of anisotropies in CMB maps, distorts some statements of previous studies, misses relevant papers, along with superficial comparison of the results (in part of definitions, the role of noise, angular resolution, model parameters).

The recent paper is dealing with the ellipticity analysis in the CMB maps, also in comparison with previous studies , , . We very briefly mention some omissions in their study.

There are distortions already while quoting statements of previous studies. E.g. they write that “ interpret the claimed ellipticity as evidence for geodesics mixing in a hyperbolic universe. This is contrary to reports suggesting that


Quental, [2016](#ece36313-bib-0111){ref-type="ref"}; McPeek, [2008](#ece36313-bib-0116){ref-type="ref"}). The interaction of competition and rate of niche evolution suggests that the fastest diversification in conifers is found when competition is low (increased ecological opportunity), which could be the result of fast trait/niche evolution (high adaptability of the lineage).

The case presented here shows the potential to infer general patterns using the EvA framework. However, it is in no way a full exploration of the approach, and more sophisticated analyses are likely to prove more informative. For example, our analysis assumes that rates for *d, b,* and *c* are fixed within the 41 clades, which is an oversimplification. It could be interesting to repeat the analysis using species instead of clades, as this allows us to account for phylogenetic structure within the clades, ecologically highly variable species, andclimate cycles. Physiographic heterogeneity of the Andes, spanning steep and extended environmental gradients (e.g., temperature and rainfall), has long been considered as a key factor driving Andean radiations (Hughes & Eastwood, [2006](#ece36313-bib-0084){ref-type="ref"}) and indeed of diversification more generally (e.g., Rangel et al., [2018](#ece36313-bib-0146){ref-type="ref"}). It has also long been recognized that the area and connectivity of the high‐elevation Andean grasslands have varied dramatically through the Pleistocene due to elevational shifts in vegetation zones and species distributions imposed by glacial--interglacial periods. However, it is only recently that area and connectivity have been modeled and quantified in sufficient detail through the Pleistocene (Flantua et al., [2019](#ece36313-bib-0055){ref-type="ref"}) to assess the potential of such an alpine "flickering connectivity system" (Flantua & Hooghiemstra, [2018](#ece36313-bib-0054){ref-type="ref"}) to further enhance diversification (e.g., Nevado et al., [2016](#ece36313-bib-0122){ref-type="ref"}). Such models demonstrate the need to quantify attributes of


climatic conditions. Even though oceanic islands may show a flickering connectivity effect as a result of Pleistocene climate fluctuations (e.g., lower sea levels would have resulted in larger islands areas leaving an imprint on current biodiversity; Weigelt et al., [2016](#ece36313-bib-0181){ref-type="ref"}), we here focus on the entire oceanic island life cycle (Borregaard et al., [2017](#ece36313-bib-0016){ref-type="ref"}; Whittaker, Triantis, & Ladle, [2008](#ece36313-bib-0183){ref-type="ref"}). At this scale, island ontogeny can be considered unimodal in its key properties, and so differs from a flickering model as described for terrestrial high mountains (Flantua & Hooghiemstra, [2018](#ece36313-bib-0054){ref-type="ref"}; Flantua et al., [2019](#ece36313-bib-0055){ref-type="ref"}), which is multimodal. The island life cycle is an ontogenetic geomorphological trajectory of area, elevation, and habitat diversity---from island birth, through maturity, until island submergence. Consequently, this can be analyzed as a continuous time series. The potential effects of this ontogeny on evolutionaryvariables, interactions among the components, changes in the direction of effect of these components, and interpretation of phylogenetic conservatism and trait lability. EvA advocates a multivariate perspective on radiations and can be readily expanded to accommodate increasing levels of complexity, to test for the interactions among variables, or to rank variables according to their relative influence on diversification rates. Whether the specific results are tallied, or whether the predictors are collapsed, will most likely depend on the type of question being asked, and on the power available in the study system. EvA can be formulated as a hypothesis‐testing framework to test whether the likelihood of observing the data under a favorite particular model provides better fit than an appropriate null model, or to compare models of varying complexity.


This kurt adler 10-inch ul 10-light gold/ivory angel treetop is a beautiful, classic way to accent the lighting and décor of your christmas tree. With long, painted blonde hair, this angel is wearing an intricately designed ivory and gold gown illuminated by the lights within and in the candles she is carrying.accounts for 66 percent of the city's budget. In all, the city expects to go from 1,000 public safety employees in 2011 to 721 in 2013. The City Council voted Wednesday night to turn its jail services over to the city of Las Vegas in a move expected to save $16 million annually.
Residents like BOB Borgersen are fed up with the unions and the council for not being able to compromise as the city continues to struggle. He blamed the council for not saving when its property tax income was flush.
"It's bad. The property values have gone down to nothing," he said. "They didn't think ahead, unfortunately."

"The only difference between a tax man and a taxidermist is that the taxidermist leaves the skin."


Q:

How to integrate Jenkins and Eslint XML file?

I've  recently found the question "How to integrate Eslint with jenkins?" and it seems great but it actually doesn't work as expected.
I've installed checkstyle with jenkins but it doesn't show up like this image:

In the post-build actions section, it does not give me the possibility to insert my eslint xml file.
Is there another way I can get checkstyle to work decently with eslint and fail build every time eslint fails?
Thank you

A:

Unfortunately, contrary to the Build Steps the Post-Build Actions are still not sorted alphabetically in the respective dropdown list in Jenkins 1.625.1.
Publish Checkstyle analysis results is located at the very top of the list in my Jenkins after installing the Checkstyle Plugin.
See Conditional BuildStep Plugin to fail a build ifand no one has attempted to fix them, and they are getting worse by the minute.

Palestinians in the Gaza Strip have been celebrating claims of a Muslim Brotherhood victory in Egypt's presidential election, AP reports:

As the Brotherhood claimed victory early Monday in Cairo, dozens of drivers in Gaza City honked their horns and decorated their cars with Palestinian and Egyptian flags, green Hamas banners and posters of Egypt's Brotherhood candidate, Mohammed Morsi. Hamas activists distributed sweets at the main intersections across Gaza, and loudspeakers at local mosques blared out messages of joy and victory. Shopkeepers in Gaza's main commercial center eagerly followed the claim from Egypt. "The news from Egypt is a great victory for all Muslims and for us in Gaza," said Sameh Ramdan, a 23-year-old student


the exaggerations of what Morsi will do once in power. We have a military that just executed a legal coup - priorities, people! — Manar Mohsen (@ManarMohsen) June 18, 2012

Ahram Online reports that Morsi's own party - the Freedom and Justice Party (FJP), political wing of the Muslim Brotherhood - has Shafiq ahead in the capital but its man ahead overall:

Results from Cairo have yet to be announced by the governorate's presiding judge. However, FJP figures place Shafiq ahead with 56% compared to rival Morsi's 44%. The military man's win in the capital, however, still leaves him trailing the Islamist candidate by roughly 895,000 votes countrywide. If these results stand, Muslim Brotherhood contender Mursi will have won Egypt's first post-uprising elections with 51.7% of the vote, succeeding toppledlead to questions of legitimacy for Egypt's next president, whoever he is. Turnout was reported to be between 15% and 40%. Polling was extended by two hours in a bid to boost turnout. In the first round, 46% of eligible Egyptians voted.

Syria

• Barack Obama will press Vladimir Putin over Russia's role in the Syrian crisis when they meet at the G20 summit today, but there is little hope of Moscow agreeing to tougher UN action against the Assad regime. Suspension of the UN monitoring mission in Syria over the weekend has put added pressure on Obama and Putin to act decisively The seriousness of the rift between Washington and Moscow on Syria was underscored last week when secretary of state Hillary Clinton accused Russia of supplying Assad with


groups alike, with criticism towards it extending from even those bilinguals who engage in it themselves. Speakers of Spanglish are perceived by many as stupid, lazy, or lacking in proficiency of both languages. Spanglish itself is seen by language purists on both the Spanish and English sides as being detrimental to either language and perhaps going so far as to cause it to become irreparably corrupted and eventually obsolete. There is pressure from the school system, language teachers, government, monolingual language groups, and speakers' own families for bilinguals to never mix the two languages for any reason. The real deal behind Spanglish, however, is more complicated than that. The term Spanglish can be defined several ways, from the most academic and exacting definition to one that emphasizes thethis country today. It is highly favored in the clinical practice of anesthesia because of its rapid onset and short duration of action. However, succinylcholine's well known side effects, including postoperative myalgias (POM) and muscle fasciculations, continue to plague both clinicians and patients around the world. Patients who suffer from postoperative myalgias have reported that it can be severe enough to either prolong hospitalization or cause them to be bed bound for days after discharge. Muscle fasciculations have been implicated in causing adverse problems for patients, including hyperkalemia, increased creatinine kinase levels, and increased intracranial, intraocular, and intragastric pressures. For over 50 years, clinicians have employed various treatments in attempt to either abolish or at least decrease the incidence of both postoperative myalgias and muscle fasciculations. Although there


these soil properties and for relative ele
Advisors/Committee Members: Button, Charles E..

► This was a qualitative study documenting a constructivist teaching model, with intermediate level literacy students. Data used determined if Cambourne's Conditions of Learning and Dimensions…
(more)

▼ This was a qualitative study documenting a constructivist teaching model, with intermediate level literacy students. Data used determined if Cambourne's Conditions of Learning and Dimensions of Teaching contributed to longitudinal success. Findings included Innovation Configuration Maps, which determined level of engagement with the Conditions. The Dimensions assisted teachers as they examined their practice. Test data informed success of programs. Teacher collaboration and the utilization of knowledge and skills of parents maximized classroom success. Additional findings included student's internalized learning, the development of the borderless classroom, and the fluidity of the Conditions. Alsoimportant in the workplace, since organizations are using work-teams more and more—necessitating effective leadership and communication abilities. Corporate recruiters may be attracted by the idea that the athletic environment seems to incorporate and develop many leadership attributes that are also valued in an organizational or corporate setting. According to Howard (1998), the package of attributes that many former athletes bring with them—perseverance, clutch performances under pressure, organizational skills, and intelligence—"is what many employers would give their eyeteeth for," (p.3). These candidates are also attractive because companies are starting to realize that leadership competence cannot only be limited to a few key employees. ""In an unpredictable economy, companies that have a network of leaders throughout the organization are the ones most likely to thrive," (Gale, 2002, p.82). The attributes


events that have influenced Palestinians and Palestine refugees, and expresses their catastrophe from the perspective of a Palestinian who lived under the Israeli occupation for almost 30 years who has never known a world without military government, identity cards, military checkpoints, curfews, violence, humiliation, and daily uncertainty.
Advisors/Committee Members: Mezvinsky, Norton.

Asheh, A. A. (2008). A Life of Palestinian Refugee: A Perspective of the "Right of Return to Palestine". (Thesis). Central Connecticut State University. Retrieved from http://content.library.ccsu.edu/u?/ccsutheses,862

Note: this citation may be lacking information needed for this citation format:Not specified: Masters Thesis or Doctoral Dissertation

Chicago Manual of Style (16th Edition):

Asheh, Al-Hakeem A. “A Life of Palestinian Refugee: A Perspective of the "Right of Return to Palestine".” 2008. Thesis, Central Connecticut State University. Accessed March 19, 2018.
http://content.library.ccsu.edu/u?/ccsutheses,862.

Note: this citation may be lackingof discipline. One hundred and one police officers from police departments of various sizes were sampled and a cross-sectional analysis using self-report surveys was conducted. Expected findings were that while supervisors and administrators believe they use discipline to mold a police officer to their expectations, the results may have a negative impact on the officer's job performance. This study found that officers report lower motivation when they consider fear of discipline to be a demotivator. There also was a significant difference in fear of discipline as a function of officer rank. Sergeants and higher ranks were more likely to agree that fear of discipline is a motivator than detectives or officers.
Advisors/Committee Members: Hedlund, Jennifer.

► In the early days of aviation, particularly after World War I, many geographers wrote


A
            tmp(1) = x
            tmp(2) = vg0
            tmp(3) = v0
            tmp(4) = v9
            tmp(5) = alpha0
            tmp(6) = W
            tmp(7) = G

            PSV_GL_D23_D = tmp

        End Function

             WALTON v. JOHNSON
his claim that he is mentally incompetent, Dr. Arikian initially saw
Walton regarding complaints made against him for disruptive behav-
ior on his cellblock. According to Dr. Arikian, Walton exhibited no
disturbance of thought or mental illness of any kind when he first saw
him. Walton did not use the phrase "I don’t know. I don’t even know"
in their first session. When Dr. Arikian asked Walton about his dis-
ruptive behavior, Walton said, "Well, I just enjoy playing around with
folks. I enjoy messing with them." J.A. 553. Dr. Arikian met with
Walton several more times during the months leading up to his first
scheduled execution date in December 1999. In the early sessions,
Walton carried on normal conversations with Dr. Arikian. In one con-
versation, Walton said that


killing three people and
that he will be executed as punishment for these crimes. J.A. 930.

   The district court also allowed Walton to call Dr. Pandurangi to
testify again because he had reassessed Walton a few days before the
second hearing. Dr. Pandurangi’s experience with Walton was differ-
ent from Dr. Mills’ experience. Whereas Walton was able to volun-
teer to Dr. Mills that he was sentenced to be executed for killing three
people, Walton told Dr. Pandurangi at the start of their interview that
he did not know what the status of his case was. Dr. Pandurangi pro-
ceeded to inform Walton that he had pled guilty to killing three peo-
ple and that he had been given a death sentence. In the next few
moments, Walton was able to repeat this information when asked.
However,conviction.
The only remaining issue is whether Walton is competent to be exe-

punishment he is about to suffer or why he is to suffer it"); WYO. STAT.
ANN. § 7-13-901(a)(V) (Michie 2005) (stating that "‘requisite mental
capacity’ means the ability to understand the nature of the death penalty
and the reasons it was imposed"). Other states have adopted Justice Pow-
ell’s two-part test by case law. See, e.g., Baird v. State, 833 N.E.2d 28,
30 (Ind. 2005), cert. denied, 74 U.S.L.W. 3211 (Oct. 3, 2005); Van Tran
v. State, 6 S.W.3d 257, 266 (Tenn. 1999).
18                          WALTON v. JOHNSON
cuted, and we conclude that there is no Constitutional requirement12
under Ford that Walton


Amend-
  12
      Some states specifically require (in addition to Justice Powell’s test)
that an inmate be able to assist counsel to be deemed competent to be
executed. See, e.g., MISS. CODE ANN. § 99-19-57(2)(b) (2005); N.C. GEN.
STAT. § 15A-1001(a) (2005); Singleton v. State, 437 S.E.2d 53, 58 (S.C.
1993); State v. Harris, 789 P.2d 60, 66 (Wash. 1990). The fact that some
states have deemed it appropriate to provide greater protections than the
federal Constitutional minimum is perfectly consistent with federalism
principles. Virginia is not, however, one of the states that require an
inmate be able to assist counsel to be deemed competent to be executed.
   13
      At least one other circuit court has specifically rejected this require-
ment. See Coe v. Bell,209 F.3d 815, 826 (6th Cir. 2000) ("We agree that
a prisoner’s ability to assist in his defense is not a necessary element to
a determination of competency to be executed").
   14
      In support of his argument, Walton primarily focuses on Justice Pow-
ell’s statement that "only if the defendant is aware that his death is
approaching can he prepare himself for his passing." Ford, 477 U.S. at
422. Read in its context, it is clear that Justice Powell did not include this
as a required element of his test. Justice Powell made his two-part test
explicitly clear ("I would hold") and excluded any mention of requiring
that a condemned inmate be capable of preparing for his passing. In other
words, while preparing for passing might well be a salutary


and, even more precisely, that Walton "understands that to
be executed means that he will die." Walton, 306 F. Supp. 2d at 600-
01 (emphasis added). Ford does not require more.

   In asserting that Walton may not understand that his execution will
end his physical life, the dissent points primarily to the comments that
Walton has made about being able to "come back to life after execu-
tion." Dissent, infra at p. 43. While many of Walton’s beliefs about
the "afterlife" might strike others as odd or unrealistic, they are not
inconsistent with the district court’s finding that "Walton understands
that to be executed means he will die." Walton, 306 F. Supp. 2d at 600.19
Moreover, some of Walton’s recent statements of what he believes
will happen after his death are no more unrealistic than theCir. 2005) ("On a properly normed IQ test only
scores of 70 or lower are two standard deviations below the mean").
Thus, Walton can be deemed mentally retarded under Virginia law
only if he establishes, among other requirements, that his intellectual
functioning would have corresponded to an IQ score of 70 or less
before he turned 18. See Walker, 399 F.3d at 320.20
   20
      This does not mean that a condemned inmate must submit a score of
70 or less from an IQ test taken before he turned 18. Walker, 399 F.3d
at 323 n.7 (4th Cir. 2005). Nevertheless, there must be some competent
allegation that the inmate’s intellectual functioning would have fallen
below this standard before he turned 18. See VA. CODE ANN. § 19.2-
264.3:1.1(A),(B)(3).


avoid a subjective and non-inclusive defini-
tion of death, without allowing competency to become a meaningless
concept. Justice Powell sought to resolve this tension by requiring
under the Eighth Amendment an objective, individualized inquiry into
a particular defendant’s mental competence. That is precisely what
took place here. As the majority recognizes, the district court was in
the best position to evaluate Walton’s mental state, and it applied the
Powell test in an exceedingly careful and thorough fashion. It con-
ducted two evidentiary hearings, heard testimony from Walton him-
self as well as multiple witnesses for each side who had interviewed
him, and took the additional step of commissioning a psychiatric
examination of its own. Judge Shedd’s majority opinion reflects in its
own conscientious fashion the care taken in this weighty matter by the
trial court, and I concur in it inin order
to be sane. These are different arguments entirely: the first pertains to the
running of a well-oiled legal system that must account for the fact that
people stop living, while the second pertains to matters on which we
have no special authority or insight.
32                         WALTON v. JOHNSON
afterlife." Post at 40. As for the dissent’s first point, I could not agree
more. Unless, however, my dissenting colleagues believe that their
legal test should apply only in Walton’s case, this point affords the
dissent no purchase. If a legal test founders in a hypothetical case that
could come before the court — as the dissent’s would in the case of
a condemned inmate


cone."
Moreover, while objective evidence in the form of legislation is cer-
tainly relevant in identifying prevailing Eighth Amendment standards,
the Supreme Court has made it abundantly clear that in the final anal-
ysis, the federal courts must render their own judgment regarding
constitutional limitations on execution. See Atkins v. Virginia, 536
U.S. 304, 312-13 (2002).

   In short, I would hold that, implicit in the rule that the Eighth
Amendment forbids the execution of one who does not understand
that he is to be executed, is the corresponding requirement that the
condemned prisoner must understand that to be executed means to
have one’s physical life ended.

                              metaphysical views
regarding the meaning of his death, but rather as evidence that Walton
may view death as merely a brief interruption of his current physical
life. In other words, these passages indicate that Walton may not
understand that death is an end to his physical life. The district court
may determine that the concurrence’s view of these passages is cor-
rect, and that Walton’s statements reflect his metaphysical ideas about
life after death. But, these statements are also reasonably susceptible
to the inference that Walton does not understand the physical reality
of death. We, as an appellate court, are not in a position to resolve this
factual question; this is precisely why remand is required.


     43
   Dr. Pandurangi also testified regarding Walton’s conception of
death. Among other things, Dr. Pandurangi noted that as far back as
1997, Walton insisted that he wanted "to plead guilty and get the
[electric] chair" so that he could "come back to life and be with his
honeys." Id. at 410 (internal quotation marks omitted). Based on his
discussions with Walton, who "indicated that by getting the chair, he
would be a man," Dr. Pandurangi opined that Walton "thinks that
somehow electrocution is . . . going to make him more powerful or
make him come back to life or something stronger." Id. at 411 (inter-
nal quotation marks omitted). During his interview with Dr. Pandu-
rangi, Walton indicated that he might have "special powers" that
would allow him to come back                  WALTON v. JOHNSON                          45
was. Dr. Gur also stated that Walton cannot comprehend "the ramifi-
cations of what may occur if he’s executed": "I think you could
explain it to him and he will be able to parrot statements that you feed
him, but you come back ten minutes later and see that there isn’t
much left out of all that effort." Id. at 455-56. And, while Dr. Gur
acknowledged that Walton "understands that . . . he will die," he ques-
tioned whether Walton "understands death," noting that his primary
concern was


with other techniques to follow aggregate formation. The aggregation time course is compatible with a nucleation-dependent polymerization model, and detailed kinetic analysis showed that the energetically unfavorable nucleus is monomeric. A similar conclusion was reached previously for poly(Gln) species [Chen, S., Ferrone, F. A., and Wetzel, R. (2002) Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. U.S.A. 99, 11884-11889] and points to an unfavorable equilibrium between the misfolded intermediate and the bulk pool of monomers as causative in aggregation. The P39A mutation, which removes a helix-stop signal, may slow closure of the beta-barrel in P39A CRABP I relative to the wild type, leaving it vulnerable to aggregation. Wide-angle X-ray scattering showed that the amorphous aggregates formed by the aggregation-prone intermediates of P39A CRABP I contain predominantly beta-strands structured in a lamellar fashionBiochemical characteristics of a nitroreductase with diverse substrate specificity from Streptomyces mirabilis DUT001.
A nitroreductase-encoded gene from an efficient nitro-reducing bacterium Streptomyces mirabilis DUT001, named snr, was cloned and heterogeneously expressed in Escherichia coli. The purified Streptomyces nitroreductase SNR was a homodimer with an apparent subunit molecular weight of 24 kDa and preferred NADH to NADPH as a cofactor. By enzyme incubation and isothermal calorimetry experiments, flavin mononucleotide (FMN) was found to be the preferred flavin cofactor; the binding process was exothermic and primarily enthalpy driven. The enzyme can reduce multiple nitro compounds and flavins, including antibacterial drug nitrofurazone, priority pollutants 2,4-dinitrotoluene and 2,4,6-trinitrotoluene, as well as key chemical intermediates 3-nitrophthalimide, 4-nitrophthalimide, and 4-nitro-1,8-naphthalic anhydride. Among the substrates tested, the highest activity of kcat(app) /Km(app) (0.234 μM-1 Sec-1 )


steric effects between proteins that occupy more space on one side of the membrane than the other could change the shape of the membrane \[[@RSIF20130403C9]\]. In the fourth mechanism, bending is triggered by a conformational change, causing part of a protein to be inserted like a wedge in the membrane, stretching one side of the membrane more than the other and causing the membrane to curve in response. Examples of proteins that are believed to work in this manner include Sar1p \[[@RSIF20130403C10]\], Epsins \[[@RSIF20130403C11]\], ADP-ribosylation factors \[[@RSIF20130403C11]\], which drive vesicle budding towards the cytoplasm, and the influenza virus M2 protein \[[@RSIF20130403C12]\], which helps to cut new virus particles free of the cell.

Most enveloped viruses exit the cell in three steps: first, virus proteins accumulate as a raft on\> 0.60). Proteins appear covariant with respect to the three positions---see [table 2](#RSIF20130403TB2){ref-type="table"} for explicit values---despite being poorly correlated with each other (Z--GP, *r* = 0.25; GP--NP, *r* = 0.14; NP--Z, *r* = 0.13). There was no evidence for other membrane changes between the ellipsoid tips and other positions to explain the curvature, with no significant differences found between inner face (*p* \> 0.44, 0.52) and outer face (*p* \> 0.13, 0.32) signal strengths. Table 2.Electromicrography signal. Mean signal intensity at each position, as estimated by a mixed effects linear model, with little difference between edge and tip (−0.01 to 0.04) but a consistent drop between edge and side (−0.20 to −0.15).positionsignal intensityGPZNPspherical edge−0.410.771.30ellipsoidal tip−0.430.761.34ellipsoidal side−0.560.571.09

2.2.. Estimated protein-induced changes in the membrane curvature and stiffness {#s2b}
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Based on the hypothesized


directly from measurements of *d*~max~ and *d*~min~ using (4.7).

4.5.. Mechanical membrane model {#s4e}
-------------------------------

Motivated by Preston *et al*. \[[@RSIF20130403C62]\], the cell membrane is modelled as an area-conserving inextensible thin shell with an intrinsic mean curvature , whose resistance to bending is proportional to twice the difference between the actual mean curvature and . The constant of proportionality is the bending stiffness *B*. We assume that the membrane offers negligible resistance to in-plane shearing, and that the only external forces on it arise from a transmembrane pressure difference *p*.

In the model, budding is driven by changes in and *B* caused by the presence of an activated protein bound to the inside of the cell membrane. For this initial model, the dynamic interactions with the internal and external cellular fluids arenew value *βB*~0~, where *β* is a constant factor describing the change in stiffness. (We can take *β* = 1 to model no change.)

For the sake of simplicity, it is assumed that the protein forms in an axisymmetric region of area *A*~p~, and that that the bud that forms will also be axisymmetric (i.e. the budding region maintains a circular boundary on the membrane).

To describe the membrane mathematically, we define *s* as the radial arc-length distance along the membrane from the centre of the budding region, and *A*(*s*) as the area of membrane within a distance *s* of the centre. From the assumptions above, we then have that the innate mean curvature is given bywhereas the bending stiffness is given byThe thin-shell assumption of the model remains valid


along with Facebook and Twitter live video. These tools absolutely have the ability to revolutionize marketing! As a whole, social media is moving toward functioning more in real-time. This is also apparent in online shopping – with chat bots and automated messaging now available to give leads an immediate response and instantaneous results.

Coming Soon

According to The Verge, another Instagram update coming is a new posting option that will allow users to post multiple photos and videos at once. Essentially, it’s a version of Facebook’s carousel ad.

At this time, however, this multi-photo option will function as a post that all users can use — as opposed to the carousel feature that is only available as a Facebook ad.

Imagine being able to showcase the best features of the interior andshelves this week?

You won most of those, what luck! I need some of that to rub off on me. I’ve been trying to lay off buying books for a while. I can’t say Ive been all that successful. Especially with the now 3 or 4 B&N GC I’ve gotten for Christmas and my birthday.

You have awesome looking reads there, and I just added that Alex Bracken book to my goodreads tbr list!! I bought a few Powerballs also, but only 4. I actually won $4 on one drawing! However I won 3 books this week so I will be a happy reader!!

Oh wow. Who needs to buy books when you can win them all and get them for review instead? Hope you enjoy these goodies, especially Open and


of an introvert, and I stay to myself. People in this world are cruel, so I'll just let them have it. I prefer fictional worlds and it's inhabitants!! Catch me watching Game of Thrones!

Follow Blog via Email

Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.was dissolved in ethyl acetate (140 mL), 10% Pd/C (890 mg) was added and the mixture stirred under an atmosphere of hydrogen for 6 hours. The reaction mixture was filtered through Celite and the filtrate evaporated to give 3-(2-pyrimidyl) propan-1-ol as a yellow oil, 4.15 g (91%). NMR (CDCl3) 2.1 (2H, m), 3.2 (2H, t), 3.8 (2H, t), 7.2 (1H, t), 8.7 (2H, d) MS found MH+139.
3-(2-pyrimidyl) propan-1-ol was oxidized to give 3-(2-pyrimidyl) propionaldehyde using the following Swern conditions. To oxalyl chloride (14.3 ml) dissolved in dichloromethane (700 ml) was added DMSO (21.3 ml), maintaining the temperature below xe2x88x9260xc2x0 C. After 15 minutes the alcohol (20.8 g) dissolved in dichloromethane (20 ml) was slowly added followed 30 minutes later by triethylamine (125 ml). After 15 minutes the reaction


expressed and purified as described by Knauper et al. [V. Knauper et al., (1996) The Biochemical Journal 271:1544-1550 (1996)]. The purified enzyme can be used to monitor inhibitors of activity as follows: purified proMMP13 is activated using 1 mM amino phenyl mercuric acid (APMA), 20 hours at 21xc2x0 C.; the activated MMP13 (11.25 ng per assay) is incubated for 4-5 hours at 35xc2x0 C. in assay buffer (0.1 M Tris-HCl, pH 7.5 containing 0.1 M NaCl, 20 mM CaCl2, 0.02 mM ZnCl and 0.05% (w/v) Brij 35 using the synthetic substrate 7-methoxycoumarin-4-yl)acetyl.Pro.Leu.Gly.Leu.N-3-(2,4-dinitrophenyl)-L-2,3-diaminopropionyl.Ala.Arg.NH2 in the presence or absence of inhibitors. Activity is determined by measuring the fluorescence at xcexex 328 nm and xcexem 393 nm. Percent inhibition is calculated as follows: % Inhibition is equal to the [Fluorescenceplus inhibitorxe2x88x92Fluorescencebackground](1997) Biochem J. 323:483-488.
Pharmacodynamic Test
To evaluate the clearance properties and bioavailability of the compounds of this invention an ex vivo pharmacodynamic test is employed which utilises the synthetic substrate assays above or alternatively HPLC or Mass spectrometric analysis. This is a generic test which can be used to estimate the clearance rate of compounds across a range of species. Animals (e,g. rats, marmosets) are dosed iv or po with a soluble formulation of compound (such as 20% w/v DMSO, 60% w/v PEG400) and at subsequent time points (e.g. 5, 15, 30, 60, 120, 240, 480, 720, 1220 mins) the blood samples are taken from an appropriate vessel into 10 U heparin. Plasma fractions are obtained following centrifugation and the plasma proteins precipitated with acetonitrile (80% w/v final concentration).


         (        Controls        )
Test as an Anti-Arthritic Agent
Activity of a compound as an anti-arthritic is tested in the collagen-induced arthritis (CIA) as defined by D. E. Trentham et al., (1977) J. Exp. Med. 146,:857. In this model acid soluble native type II collagen causes polyarthritis in rats when administered in Freunds incomplete adjuvant. Similar conditions can be used to induce arthritis in mice and primates.
Test as an Anti-Cancer Agent
Activity of a compound as an anti-cancer agent may be assessed essentially as described in I. J. Fidler (1978) Methods in Cancer Research 15:399-439, using fortest.

People often seem to think of discussion-style teaching as being a social
science/humanities thing, but it also works surprisingly well for math,
computing, and science. I think a lot of people have the idea that in more
technical courses, you have to do lectures (maybe with labs) because you're
basically trying to teach a bunch of information. Most schools focus on
teaching technical skills and knowledge, and expect you to just pick up on how
to think as you go along.

Turning that around--teaching thinking and letting students pick up technical
skills from examples--seems like a better idea because technical knowledge
progresses so rapidly and because technical skills are easier to pick up. It
also enables discussion-style teaching in math, computing, and science.
Instead of listening to a lecturer spew material you could have found in a
book, you solve


Jellybean is a clumsy dragon. As a matter of fact, all dragons are clumsy. So when Jellybean falls from the sky and lands in front of Emma, a 10 year-old astronaut, naturally a series of calamitous events occur forcing Emma to eventually leave her land and meet more clumsy dragons. However, Emma soon learns to live with Jellybean and experience a whole new and exciting life as well as improve her vocabulary!The biggest news story of the year for the Sacramento Kings wasn’t three coaches in one season. It wasn’t meningitis or DeMarcus Cousins making his first All-Star team. It was a late-season, off-the-cuff comment from head coach George Karl that went viral.

“I’ve had some great players and I’ve never had one player that I have said is untradeable,” Karl told the Sacramento media. “You always got to be ready for the possibility of a great trade that could come your way.”

Intended or not, the statement by Karl was a shot across the bow of Cousins and got the rumor mill churning. With two sentences, Karl put himself on the hot seat after just two months on the job and set the Kings PR team scrambling.

The story of discontent


grew throughout the summer. Constant rumors that Karl was working behind the scenes to deal his most talented player flooded the internet. The story took on a life of its own.

There may have been the threat of a firing. There may also have been a trade demand, but the real story will never completely see the light of day. What we do know is that there was a summit in Las Vegas that included Karl, Cousin, GM Vlade Divac and Assistant GM Mike Bratz. The result of the meeting was a commitment to Sacramento by all.

[HAM: Q&A with Vlade Divac: Early impressions of retooled Kings]

During media day, Karl opened up to CSN’s Kayte Christensen and addressed the situation directly. For the first time in public, Karl gave aAware that India breaking through the “growth barrier” and entering a period of stable double digit growth will transform global geopolitics by creating a new pivot in Asia besides the existing giant, China, numerous groups are working quietly and efficiently to ensure that the India story gets derailed. This is sought to be achieved by lowering public morale and confidence, ensuring administrative sclerosis through delayed decisions, and by fuelling public unrest that detracts from the “Sabka Saath Sabka Vikas” narrative of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Interestingly, thus far the BJP government has moved with cautious conservatism so far as administrative change is concerned, preferring to rely almost entirely on the systems and personnel inherited from the past. RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan has carried forward the tight money, high


experts have been pointing to the harmful effects of such measures, thus far the bureaucracy seems resistant to make the significant changes needed to rectify the harm done during the UPA period, confining itself to adjustments at the margin.

Change at the Prime Minister’s Office (which has regained under Narendra Modi the autonomy and primacy that was lost during the UPA period) needs to be replicated by similar dynamism in key ministries such as Home, HRD and Finance. In particular, most of the chokepoints set up to slow activity down that were added to during the UPA period need to be dismantled at an accelerating pace. The RTI needs to be strengthened and whistle blowers given protection, together with free speech and the protection of democratic freedoms in lifestyle.managers at the World Cup. “I was relaxed before the draw,” she told The Herald recently, “and I’m relaxed now. It’s going to be tough – but exciting”.

DARREN MCGARVEY: RAPPER, AUTHOR, ACTIVIST
It has been hard to avoid Darren McGarvey this year, not that anyone in their right mind would have wanted to. Given a pulpit or a microphone, he was always ready with pronouncements on politics, society, culture and the state of the nation that were as strident and heartfelt as they were thoughtful and lucid.

There he was putting in a barnstorming performance on Question Time opposite Brian Souter and Tory MP Kwasi Kwarteng. There he was recording a moving TED talk about anger, speaking about his difficult upbringing and the effect it had on him. There he


long‐term consequences (Bhutta et al., [2013](#fsn3964-bib-0003){ref-type="ref"}). The occurrence of undernutrition, characterized by stunting, has been associated with childhood morbidity, premature mortality as well as poor long‐term health, education, and economic outcomes, affecting human potential (Victora et al., [2008](#fsn3964-bib-0023){ref-type="ref"}; Victora, Onis, Hallal, Blössner, & Shrimpton, [2010](#fsn3964-bib-0024){ref-type="ref"}).

In Uganda, nearly three out of every ten children (29%) are stunted. The minimum meal frequency and minimum dietary diversity at 45% and 13.0%, respectively, among children are inadequate. The minimum acceptable diet is low (14%). At a regional level, variation in IYCF practices exists with the eastern and western regions of the country having some of the poorest indicators (UBOS, [2016](#fsn3964-bib-0022){ref-type="ref"}). A survey in these regions (MOH & WHO, [2015](#fsn3964-bib-0016){ref-type="ref"}) revealed that complementary feeding diets were inadequate in terms of dietary quality, amount,and diversity to meet nutritional requirements. Timely complementary feeding and minimum meal frequency were practiced by just under half of the children between the ages of 6 and 23 months (48% and 47.8%, respectively). Just over ten percent (11.2%) consumed foods from the recommended minimum number of food groups considered necessary for a nutritionally adequate diet.

The WHO/UNICEF Global Strategy for Infant and Young Child Feeding recommends early initiation of breastfeeding, exclusive breastfeeding for 6 months, and the introduction of adequate complementary foods at 6 months with continued breastfeeding for 2 years or beyond (WHO & UNICEF, [2003](#fsn3964-bib-0027){ref-type="ref"}). Although nearly all children are breastfed, after six months of age the energy and nutrient contribution from complementary food becomes increasingly important for meeting daily requirements. For most of them, however, the foods fed to


[2](#fsn3964-tbl-0002){ref-type="table"}).

2. METHODS {#fsn3964-sec-0005}
==========

2.1. Study area and sampling {#fsn3964-sec-0006}
----------------------------

The study was carried out between August and September 2015 in the eastern (Iganga, Luuka, and Namutumba districts) and western regions (Hoima, Masindi, and Kibaale districts) of Uganda. The two regions were part of the ANI project. A two‐stage purposive sampling approach was used to select participants to take part in the TIPs exercise that used both qualitative and quantitative methods. Purposive sampling was used to select participants for the focus group discussions (FGDs) to ensure they had similar characteristics. First, from each of the districts, a subcounty and village were selected randomly. Village Heath Teams from each of the selected communities were then asked to contact and select caretakers with children between the ages of 6--8 months, 9--11 months, 12--23 months (breastfeeding), andal., [2013](#fsn3964-bib-0031){ref-type="ref"}). Similar to the findings from these studies (Hlaing et al., [2016](#fsn3964-bib-0012){ref-type="ref"}; Wijesinha et al., [2013](#fsn3964-bib-0031){ref-type="ref"}), the findings from this study indicate that FBCFRs are feasible and acceptable, an important factor that promotes sustainability. Contrary to others (Hlaing et al., [2016](#fsn3964-bib-0012){ref-type="ref"}) who explained that feasibility and acceptability were dependent on caretakers ability to overcome beliefs about certain foods, findings from this study showed that the FBCFRs were feasible and acceptable because of the familiarity of the foods to the caretakers. It is important to note that the degree of acceptability and feasibility, however, varied among families in this study when the food item in the recipe was not available in that season, (e.g., soy was not in season in western Uganda) as was also reported from Afghanistan,


range. Generally, this implies either enhanced production of electrons and positrons or changes in the magnetic and electric fields. While in the latter case, the inverse-Compton (IC) component will largely remain unchanged, in the former, the flare observed at a synchrotron energy $E_\mathrm{syn}$ is accompanied by a flare at a corresponding energy E$_{IC}$ of IC scattered ambient photons. The apparent observed energy $E_\mathrm{syn}$ of a few hundred MeV exceeds the maximum achievable energy of synchrotron radiation from shock-accelerated electrons/positrons [@1983MNRAS.205..593G; @1996ApJ...457..253D; @2010MNRAS.405.1809L]. This observation indicates the presence of a mild Doppler boost or a different acceleration mechanism altogether [@2010MNRAS.405.1809L; @2013ApJ...770..147C]. Observations at the VHE band during flaring episodes provide additional information on the conditions in the emission region (e.g. magnetic field, Doppler boost). In specific model scenarios, theCrab Nebula remains unsettled, pending independent confirmation with other instruments. The contemporaneous observations of the Crab Nebula in March 2013 provide the opportunity to study the emission during a flaring state at multiple wavelengths, ranging from infrared to X-rays [@2041-8205-775-2-L37] and VHE ([@2013arXiv1309.5949T] and H.E.S.S. observations reported in this paper). Spectral measurements at multi-TeV energies, which are most relevant in the search for an IC component, are required to complement our understanding of the flaring Crab Nebula and facilitate broadband modelling. The highest sensitivity for multi-TeV $\gamma$ rays is reached with ground-based Cherenkov telescope observations at high zenith angles, since the inclination angle of the induced air showers results in large effective areas. Since the Crab Nebula culminates at $\unit[45]{^\circ}$ for H.E.S.S., it provides the best observation conditions


Butterfly (2015 film)

Butterfly () is a 2015 Argentine drama film directed by Marco Berger. It was screened in the Panorama section of the 65th Berlin International Film Festival.

Cast
 Javier De Pietro
 Ailín Salas
 Malena Villa
 Jorge Díez
 María Laura Cali
 Justo Calabria
 Julian Infantino

See also
List of lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender-related films of 2015

References

External links

Category:2015 films
Category:2010s drama films
Category:Argentine films
Category:Argentine drama films
Category:Spanish-language films
Category:Films directed by Marco Berger
Category:Argentine LGBT-related films
Category:2010s LGBT-related films
Category:LGBT-related drama filmsQ:

Quantum statistics from the (anti)commutation relations of the operators?

From a QFT point of view, the difference between bosons and fermions is that their creation/annihilation operators ($a^{\dagger}$, $a$ and $c^{\dagger}$, $c^{\dagger}$ respectively) obey the following relations:
$$ [a_i, a_j^{\dagger}] = \delta_{ij},$$
$$ \{c_i, c_j^{\dagger}\} = \delta_{ij}.$$
How can I derive/relate this microscopic and single-particle view, with the statistical mechanical Bose-Einstein and Fermi-Dirac distributions?

A:

For a single species of boson/fermion with no interactions, the Hamiltonian is
\begin{align}
  H &=\sum_k \omega_k a_k^\dagger a_k \hskip1cm\text{(boson)} \\
\\
  H &=\sum_k \omega_k c_k^\dagger c_k \hskip1cm\text{(fermion)}
\tag{1}
\end{align}
with
\begin{align}
 a_ia_j - a_j a_i  = 0
\hskip1cm
 a_ia_j^\dagger - a_j^\dagger a_i
  &=\delta_{ij} \hskip1cm\text{(boson)} \\
\\
 c_ic_j + c_j c_i = 0
\hskip1cm
 c_ic_j^\dagger + c_j^\dagger c_i
  &=\delta_{ij} \hskip1cm\text{(fermion)}.
\tag{2}
\end{align}
The vacuum state $|0\rangle$, with zero particles, satisfies
\begin{align}
 a_k|0\rangle &=0 \hskip1cm\text{(boson)} \\
\\
 c_k|0\rangle &=0


its trailer reached historic lows on YouTube, feminist hand-wringers went into meltdown.

A series of angry articles in the liberal media sought to blame the woes of what many fans are worried will be a cringeworthy reboot on “woman-hating,” “men’s rights activists” and even, yes, “GamerGate.”

https://twitter.com/kumailn/status/726506947000819712

We don’t know how the film will perform when it hits theatres, but it might be time to admit that its current unpopularity — almost unprecedented for a film that hasn’t been released yet — might be for reasons other than rampant misogyny.

“We aren’t disliking the video because of the women….we are disliking it because it looks like it’s going to fucking blow,” reads one comment, with over 100 likes, under the film’s official YouTube trailer. “I swear I thought this was an SNLoptions.”

In her 2004 book, “The Two-Income Trap,” Ms. Warren voiced support for a publicly funded voucher program that would let low- and middle-income families choose schools for their children rather than get trapped in a failing system.

Her team said she supported the idea of letting children attend different public schools and never supported the kinds of private school vouchers that Education Secretary Betsy DeVos and others have advocated.

Still, Ms. Warren talked up some charter schools as recently as 2016, though she did oppose a ballot item in Massachusetts that would have expanded charter schools in the state, said Charles Barone, chief policy officer at the group Democrats for Education Reform.

“It’s super disappointing, particularly for a politician who’s trying to sell herself based on authenticity and being principled,” Mr.