weatherproof packs (no more stuffing a garbage bag around and on top of the pack's contents to try to keep things dry). They're well made and nicely designed and feel very secure on one's back. Plus, while I was looking at mine in the store, the sales guy said, "Oh, that one's a limited edition — we only made 25 of each size in that color scheme." Score!

Bella is wigging out and can't decide whether to wrestle with the Smile zafu or kill the CAT-Aerobics toy. Penny has been bringing me cat springs and insisting I throw them for her to fetch. They both keep getting sweeter and sillier and more companionable and more affectionate by the day and I feel so incredibly lucky that we got toAlthough this is a grain-free version of Marie Calendar's Pie, I will not be categorizing it as Paleo, as it's way too sweet. I got loopy just tasting the batter! I made it for my cousin who is transitioning to grain-free and going through with-drawls. Maybe you'll find it fine for your body or for a once in a while festive holiday party... but you have been warned! LOLCrust:4 tbs. Butter, softened2 tbs. Coconut Sugar3 large Pasture Raised Eggs1/2 cup Coconut Flour1/3 cup Macadamia or Almond Flour (click here for more info.)1 pinch Sea Salt1/4 tsp. Baking PowderFilling:1/2 cup Coconut Sugar3 1/2 tbs. Arrowroot1 cup Yogurt or Sour Cream of choice (I used coconut yogurt)1 Pasture Raised Egg1 1/2 tsp. Vanilla1 pinch Sea Salt3 cups Blueberries (frozen or


wasn't very fast. It's a great idea for when you are giving Public demonstrations of Moto Gymkhana as it certainly draws a crowd.

One of our friends in Poland got a local stunt rider to attcak the course in a drift style. Made a lot of noise, but wasn't very fast. It's a great idea for when you are giving Public demonstrations of Moto Gymkhana as it certainly draws a crowd.

Typically the most time is lost during the rotation turns as these are by far the most difficult to get right. A top rider should be able to make one rotation of a pylon in about 2.5 seconds.

Click to expand...

...which brings up a technique question that's been bugging me since my last practice session last Saturday morning. I setreally focus on the next one or two I'm turning towards, it's also easier if I'm in an aggressive "get im boy" mood. The more I move around on the bike the better it feels, not sure if it is any quicker, though. I notice that some of the pros really urge their bikes around a course, you can read the body language as "come on, come on!" like kicking a horse..

I believe an issue with our practice is over thinking. Whipping the bike around in a tight u-turn on the road is easy, I bet your not thinking about the turn but were you are turning too, your already thinking beyond the maneuvre. I feel on the course I get bogged down with what is ahead of


that I modeled this from called for seven feet between cones, giving a max turning diameter of fourteen feet; I was easily going that far beyond the cone that marked the center of my turn (meaning a twenty-eight foot turning radius :huh). I know I'm capable of making much tighter turns than that; I routinely make U-Turns on the street from the middle of my lane into the middle of the oncoming lane, and I can easily do 360s on a low-traffic, two-lane residential street near my house.

I was doing all the other things Vulfy and Harvey Krumpet have mentioned in other posts (turning my head to look where I want to go, trail braking through the turn, etc.), but I'm thinking that I was waiting until afterjudge how wide you are turning. Walk the bike straight up, with bars turned, until you make half a circle. That's your larger turn radius.

Now do the same thing, only at the same time as you lock the bars, tilt the bike to its side as much as you can, and walk it like that. This is of course might not be fully achievable depending on the weight of the bike, and your own strength.

This gives you the tightest radius your bike can attain.

The difference might actually be in just few feet, or at least it was in my case, but it was still a good learning exercise.

With the information on the potential turning radius of your bike, next step is the time it takes you to turn


that throttle wide open at the exit, but be fully on the brakes at the entrance.... and then trail brake into the turn.

You WILL drop your bike practicing this, so just take it easy and practice what you can, if you are unable to invest in more "dedicated" gymkhana machine and its protection, AS WELL AS YOURS. Please wear armor. It really hurts falling down off the bike, even at slow speeds.

So at the entrance to the next turn, you are going all bat shit out. However you need to drop ALL of that speed so you can successfully turn bars to full (or at least near full lock) and negotiate turn in the tightest diameter possible.
You brake hard, and you brake INTO the turn.

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know more than two genders, they came up with about five. We feel that is such a great concept; it seems like less fuss to have more genders than only two, more accurate and even more sophisticated. All these ancient genders can be compared to todays LBGTQ (but they are a) Community and, as we all know, are not seen as actual genders like the Two Spirited persons.

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We’wha (1849–1896) was a Zuni Native American from New Mexico. She was the most famous lhamana, a traditional Zuni gender role, now described as mixed-gender or Two-Spirit. Read the story of We’whahere on Wikipedia

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that:

I don't need to create much if's for parking to calculate the sum, that JOHN has to pay.
How to automaticly add an 5$ to the hours, that John stayed in the parking?

My code:
if Parking_Sum > datetime.timedelta(minutes=30):
            print ("You were parking for more then 30MINS You have to pay 5$")
            Price = 5
       elif Parking_Sum > datetime.timedelta(hours=1):
            print ("You were parking for more then hour You have to pay 10$")
            Price = 10
      military from Yemen’s conflict.

The attacks took place around the Bab al-Mandab gateway though which nearly four million barrels of oil are shipped daily to Europe, the United States and Asia.

“The Bab al-Mandab is a vital artery for shipping,” said Gavin Simmonds, security and commercial policy director with the UK Chamber of Shipping.

“International shipping is totally dependent on the ability of the international community to provide safe transit of commercial vessels along major sea lanes.”

The UN last week said it took threats to shipping around Bab al-Mandeb “extremely seriously”.

“It is a deteriorating situation and it is worrying that this longer range weaponry is being used in the area,” said Phillip Belcher marine director with INTERTANKO, an association which represents the majority of the world’s tanker fleet.

Yemen has a 1,900-km


make the choices we make, we're choosing to step outside our culture and say "no" to the nightmare. most people don't have the courage to do so because as you suggested, they're afraid of being alienated. they, in my mind, are the aliens;)

but, as difficult as it is sometimes, we're all human beings trying our best to navigate our way through life, some of us taking the easy route and others, carving their own path. i have to constantly remind myself to bring my compassion for these people to the table as i do effortlessly with animals.

having seen many many people make overnight changes once something finally hits them, whether it be disease or witnessing animal abuse, i'm convinced we're evolving very quickly away from that alien culture.

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fn add_object_2(address_space: &mut AddressSpace) {
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        (&NodeId::new(0, 76), &ReferenceTypeId::HasTypeDefinition, ReferenceDirection::Forward),
    ]));
}

fn add_object_3(address_space: &mut AddressSpace) {
    // Object
    let name = "Default JSON";
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        (&NodeId::new(0, 15630), &ReferenceTypeId::HasEncoding, ReferenceDirection::Inverse),


 (&NodeId::new(0, 17488), &ReferenceTypeId::HasProperty, ReferenceDirection::Forward),
        (&NodeId::new(0, 15265), &ReferenceTypeId::HasComponent, ReferenceDirection::Forward),
        (&NodeId::new(0, 58), &ReferenceTypeId::HasSubtype, ReferenceDirection::Inverse),
    ]));
}

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    // ObjectType
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    let node_id = NodeId::new(0, 17725);
    let node = ObjectType::new(&node_id, name, name, false);
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        (&NodeId::new(0, 17736), &ReferenceTypeId::HasProperty, ReferenceDirection::Forward),
        (&NodeId::new(0, 17737), &ReferenceTypeId::HasProperty, ReferenceDirection::Forward),
        (&NodeId::new(0, 17738), &ReferenceTypeId::HasProperty, ReferenceDirection::Forward),
        (&NodeId::new(0, 17739), &ReferenceTypeId::HasProperty, ReferenceDirection::Forward),
        (&NodeId::new(0, 17740), &ReferenceTypeId::HasProperty, ReferenceDirection::Forward),
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        (&NodeId::new(0, 14645), &ReferenceTypeId::HasComponent, ReferenceDirection::Forward),
        (&NodeId::new(0, 14646), &ReferenceTypeId::HasComponent, ReferenceDirection::Forward),
        (&NodeId::new(0, 58), &ReferenceTypeId::HasSubtype, ReferenceDirection::Inverse),
    ]));
}

fn add_objecttype_48(address_space: &mut AddressSpace) {
    // ObjectType
    let name = "PubSubDiagnosticsType";
    let node_id = NodeId::new(0, 19677);
    let node = ObjectType::new(&node_id, name, name, true);
    let _ = address_space.insert(node, Some(&[
        (&NodeId::new(0, 19678), &ReferenceTypeId::HasComponent, ReferenceDirection::Forward),


]));
}

fn add_objecttype_58(address_space: &mut AddressSpace) {
    // ObjectType
    let name = "UadpWriterGroupMessageType";
    let node_id = NodeId::new(0, 21105);
    let node = ObjectType::new(&node_id, name, name, false);
    let _ = address_space.insert(node, Some(&[
        (&NodeId::new(0, 21106), &ReferenceTypeId::HasProperty, ReferenceDirection::Forward),
        (&NodeId::new(0, 21107), &ReferenceTypeId::HasProperty, ReferenceDirection::Forward),
        (&NodeId::new(0, 21108), &ReferenceTypeId::HasProperty, ReferenceDirection::Forward),
        (&NodeId::new(0, 21109), &ReferenceTypeId::HasProperty, ReferenceDirection::Forward),
        (&NodeId::new(0, 21110), &ReferenceTypeId::HasProperty, ReferenceDirection::Forward),
        (&NodeId::new(0, 17998), &ReferenceTypeId::HasSubtype, ReferenceDirection::Inverse),
    ]));
}

fn add_objecttype_59(address_space: &mut AddressSpace) {
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        (&NodeId::new(0, 22), &ReferenceTypeId::HasSubtype, ReferenceDirection::Inverse),
    ]));
}

fn add_datatype_99(address_space: &mut AddressSpace) {
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        (&NodeId::new(0, 15502), &ReferenceTypeId::HasSubtype, ReferenceDirection::Inverse),
    ]));
}

fn add_datatype_100(address_space: &mut AddressSpace) {
    // DataType
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me because then the OP of $B$ would have access to ALL the answers to his question. For example, if $A,B,C$ are questions such that $B$ and $C$ are duplicates of $A$ and there is in $C$ an answer that would help the OP of $B$ more than the answers proposed in $A$.

A:

MetaSE must have a thread related to this, but I'm unable to find it.
I'm extending my comment as an answer.
As soon as a link[1] to question, answers or comment from thread $A$ is posted on  question, answers or comments of thread $B$, a link to linked thread will show up in 'Linked section' on sidebar. This link will be shown as long as the posted link is not removed.

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The Dashcam I installed was a NextBase 512G which is the upgraded version to the 402G which I have in my other car, a camera I've been pleased with so hopefully the 512G's going to equally good, if not better.

I bought the NextBase hardwire kit, only to find that whilst the kit comes with both standard and mini auto-fuse piggyback connectors, it didn't come with the micro fuse connector required for the J11 QQ, so I had to source that from eBay.
Unfortunately the eBay piggyback connector came with an inline crimp rather than a bullet connector, so that had


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Under his name Vladimir Puziy is known as awarded literary critic and book reviewer, lecturer at SF&Fantasy conventions on Literary criticism issues. Also works as a freelance journalist for newspapers and magazines in Kiev, Moscow and Saint-Petersburg.
 1999–2003 — an executive editor of students anthology ‘Sviatiy Volodymyr’ ().
 2003–2006 — regular author at "Realnost’ Fantastiki" () magazine, Moscow.
 2004–present — author at "Mir Fantastiki" () magazine, Moscow, columnist at "Modern intellectual prose" section since 2010.
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 2011–presentshort novel "The White Dame" (2010).
 "Die Kleine Nordklinge" for the best short story published in Germany in Russian (2003, 2011).
 Nominated for "Activation of the Word" Award for the novel "All Adam’s Race" () in 2011.
 "FantLab's Book of the Year Award, 2012", award for best on-line publication for short novel "Souluary" (Ukrainian "Душниця").
 Nominated for FantLab's Book of the Year Award for novel "Master of the Road" () in 2013.
 "New Horizons 2014" award for Ukrainian Edition of a short novel "Souluary" ().
 "Best creator of children’s ScienceFiction or fantasy books", Spirit of Dedication EuroCon (ESFS Awards) 2014 in Dublin, Ireland, for Ukrainian Edition of a short novel "Souluary" (). Alexander Prodan also has been awarded for artwork for the book.

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Let p be 15 + (4/4)/((-8)/140). Suppose -c - 4*c - 15 = 0. Let o = 3 + c. What is the closest to o in 0.4, p, 1/2?
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Let g = -2779 - -2774.0024. Let r = 0.0024 - g. What is the closest to -3 in 2, -0.5, -1/4, r?
-0.5
Let r = 0.5197 - 0.468. Let j = r + -2.9517. Which is the closest to j?  (a) -5  (b) 1  (c) 0.1
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CHILDES is not perfect as a representative sample of the full range of activities that parents participate in with their children or the variety of language used during those activities, but is instead a useful approximation. Indeed, the relatively constrained set of activities that occur in CHILDES ought to hinder learning of useful semantic structure, and thus make positive results all the more impressive.

Vocabulary, Probe-Words, and Categories
---------------------------------------

To reduce training time and simulate the fact that children are unlikely to know the lexical form of the lowest


    Bedroom 0.53   Pant 0.63       Cereal 0.55      Three 0.74
  Bark 0.53       Nap 0.47       Shoelace 0.58   Oatmeal 0.54     Eight 0.69

A number of notable facts are worth pointing out about the nearest neighbors. First, the nearest neighbors of most probe-words share clear semantic relations, and this is evidence that these models have acquired general knowledge about semantic similarity, which strongly supports the distributional hypothesis. Second, this fact was true for all three models, with obvious qualitative differences in the relatedness or type of relatedness between a probe-word and its neighbors.

A third detail is that thecategory labels which are positioned at the average location across category members, an organizational scheme between categories becomes noticeable. First, words belonging to the categories 'times,' 'months,' and 'days' occupy a section of the similarity space that is distinct from all other probe-words. It makes sense that these are separate from items referring to concrete objects, and given that they all relate to timekeeping in some form, that they should be positioned closer to each other. Probe-words in the categories 'bird,' 'insect,' and 'mammals' also form a distinct super-category cluster in the bottom portion of the **Figure [4](#F4){ref-type="fig"}**. Categories containing non-living objects, and edible objects also occupy distinct portions of the similarity space.

Lastly, of note is the location of the probe-words belonging to the category 'body' in the


semantic knowledge, namely that these pragmatic and contextual factors may play a larger role than has been supposed.

Similar insights are provided by the hierarchical clustering of words in 'kitchen' (**Figure [6](#F6){ref-type="fig"}**, middle). The largest two clusters seem to be separated according to objects used to prepare food (bottom cluster) and objects which are associated with the eating of food (top cluster). Microwaves and toasters, referred to by words in the bottom cluster, modify food by changing their temperature, whereas most words in the top cluster refer to objects that do not modify, but instead are present during consumption of food, such as teapots, silverware, napkins, etc.

The third clustering is illustrative because it shows that hypernyms such as 'world,' 'planet,' 'star' are distinctly separated from hyponyms, such as 'venus,'left and middle columns) produced neighbors referring to the properties of snow such as its color, or its ability to melt. Nearest neighbors produced by the recurrent neural network instead appear to be constrained by being a noun; no other organization became apparent to us. More evidence for a thematic bias can be found by inspecting Skip-gram's neighbors for the word 'fish,' which include 'swim,' which describes a property of fish, and 'glub,' a sound produced by fish (or at least, the way that such sounds are described in interactions with children). In contrast, the LSTM and SRN produced nearest neighbors that refer to fish-like objects while none refer to properties of fish. These differences is consistent with previous research, which has shown that models strictly tracking co-occurrences


or knowledge of grounded, embodied, world knowledge that most (but not all) children receive from vision, hearing, touch, taste, and smell. Much ink has been spilled on the issue of what precisely distributional models are missing by not including this information ([@B12]; [@B30]; [@B33]; [@B79]). While many researchers treat distributional models and grounded, embodied models as necessarily opposed, this need not be the case. There is no reason that a distributional model cannot operate over extra-linguistic, grounded world knowledge. In fact, [@B61], in a paper titled "You shall know an object by the company it keeps" used a distributional model operating over pictures (rather than words), and showed that such a model can learn the similarity structure of objects. Like with words, this makes sense, as the kindsQ:

[TFS 2015]: Migrate users from one AD domain to another

We are planning to migrate users from our company domain (domainA) to our parent company's domain (domainB).   The login IDs for the users are going to change from domainA\firstname.lastname to domainB\employee#
For now, the TFS servers will reside in domainA.
What would be the best way to migrate our TFS users and still ensure that they still maintain their current permissions?
I did find this document regarding the Identities command:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/vsts/tfs-server/admin/move-across-domains
thanks

A:

If you just want to migrate accounts across domains in Active Directory and keep the TFS sever reside in domain A.
You could use TFSConfig Identities command  which lists or changes the security identifier (SID) of users and groups in your deployment of TFS.
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for years." "Maybe it's just not in the cards for you." "I'm a man of refinement." "Why settle for a six when you can get a perfect 10?" "Okay, whatever you say, man." "Good luck." "Right." "I'm gonna do it." "Hey, what's up, Ashley?" "Hey, Lube." "You want a beer?" "Got a beer." "Right." "So..." "You obviously know that I'm, like, totally into you." "Right?" "Yeah." "I've seen the shrine." "(LAUGHS)" "All right." "Okay, so I'm just gonna be honest with you." "I'm just gonna lay it out on the line." "No tricks, no hidden agenda at all." "I happen to be a sensitive and expert lover." "(girls laughing)" "I can guarantee that I will satisfy you in every way possible, and I shall not stop until I'mthought only high school boys were jerks." "It turns out they never outgrow it." "Imogen, no offence, and you're the most mature girl I know, but a 24-year-old dude isn't gonna take a high-school girl seriously." "I suppose not." "You wanna sit down?" "What for?" "I just thought we could both use a friend right now." "Stifler." "My bad." "Reflex." "(LAUGHS)" "ROB:" "I'm sorry." "You have to make your own decisions." "You know, I just..." "I thought we had something." "We did." "We do." "I was scared." "Of what?" "I really like you." "And I want it to be special." "I guess I just wanted to be ready." "So you almost had sex with Stifler so you'd be ready for me." "Yeah." "That's the dumbest thing I've ever


Alrosa Steps Up Diamond Marketing as Miner Eyes More Cutting (Interview to Bloomberg)

Alrosa PJSC, the world’s largest diamond miner by output, is increasing its marketing efforts and targeting new opportunities in gem cutting at a time when the market is showing signs of starting to stabilize.

The Russian firm, which typically hasn’t promoted stones outside Russia, last year contributed $25 million to the Diamond Producers Association for marketing and may increase sponsorship this year, Chief Executive Officer Sergey Ivanov said. Alrosa also plans to focus more on cutting premium stones and may consider buying Russia’s top polisher if it gets privatized.

Alrosa has traditionally focused on rough-diamond mining but is gradually changing its business after Ivanov, 37, became CEO a year ago. One of the rare steps it has takenyou do that?

A:

// eager singleton always
bind(YourClass.class).asEagerSingleton();

// eager in prod, lazy in dev
bind(YourClass.class).in(Singleton.class);

This is listed, along with many other variations on the bind statement, on the Binder class-level docs:

bind(ServiceImpl.class).in(Singleton.class);
// or, alternatively
bind(ServiceImpl.class).in(Scopes.SINGLETON);

Either of these statements places the ServiceImpl class into singleton scope. Guice will create only one instance of ServiceImpl and will reuse it for all injection requests of this type. Note that it is still possible to bind another instance of ServiceImpl if the second binding is qualified by an annotation as in the previous example. Guice is not overly concerned with preventing you from creating multiple instances of your "singletons", only with enabling your application to share only one instance if that's all you tell Guice you need.

Though it would also work to simply mark the class with


it accordingly” and reiterating to Cherif to

      “[k]eep it confidential.”     Van Bilsen Test., 5/1 a.m.

      Tr. 105:4-106:25; Pl.’s Ex. 3.

13.   On October 3, 2005, Osseiran sent an e-mail to van Bilsen

      offering to purchase all of IFC’s MECG shares.    Van Bilsen

      Test., 5/1 a.m. Tr. 114:19-21; Osseiran Test., 5/2 a.m.

      Tr. 61:6-18; Def.’s Ex. 64, Osseiran Dep. 8/20/09 at 125:3-

      12 (5/6 a.m Tr. 4:2); Pl.’s Ex. 4.

14.   On October 19, 2005, van Bilsen discussed with Khairallah

      IFC’s negotiations to sell the   the negotiations in a confidential manner and van Bilsen’s

      statement to his colleagues that IFC should “maintain[]

      confidentiality” comports with that understanding.     See

      supra ¶ 11.   Thus, the parties had an obligation to not

      disclose the negotiations to individuals who were not

      involved, including Khairallah, until the sale closed.

III. BREACH

37.   Osseiran proved by a preponderance of the evidence that IFC

      breached the confidentiality agreement when van Bilsen

      confirmed to Khairallah on October 19, 2005 that IFC was


     did not call them as witnesses.8   Nor did he otherwise show

      8
       The only record evidence provided by Osseiran to support
the claim that someone at IFC disclosed the internal memo was IFC
officer Carmen Genovese’s emails and testimony stating that Al
Turki and Musallam said they saw the internal memo. Pl.’s Ex. 89
at 1531 (“IFC was also criticized several times with Al Turki and
Walid noted they had both seen an IFC internal document approving
a sale to Osseiran.”); Pl.’s Ex. 90 at 2118 (same); Carmen
Genovese Test. 5/3 a.m. Tr. 7:2-7, 22-24; Carmen Genovese Test.
5/3 p.m. Tr. 107:10-13. This hearsay is accorded little weight.
          burden of proof that IFC’s

      breach of the confidentiality agreement caused damages.

      However, Osseiran’s proof that IFC committed a breach

      entitles him to nominal damages of one dollar.

                             CONCLUSION

      Osseiran showed by a preponderance of the evidence that IFC

breached the confidentiality agreement.      Osseiran failed to carry

his burden of proving that IFC’s breach of the confidentiality

agreement caused any damages.    Thus, judgment in the amount of $1


This section is intended to introduce the reader to various aspects of art that may be related to various aspects of the present disclosure, which are described and/or claimed below. This discussion is believed to be helpful in providing the reader with background information to facilitate a better understanding of the various aspects of the present disclosure. Accordingly, it should be understood that these statements are to be read in this light, and not as admissions of prior art.
The present disclosure relates generally to the field of batteries and battery systems. More specifically, the present disclosure relates to batteries and battery systems that may be used in vehicle applications to provide at least a portion of the motive power for the vehicle.
Vehicles using electric power for all orQ:

Can we track the positive effects of a popular question?

In response to this question, is there a way in which we can work out the positive effects on traffic and questions following this?
I've noticed a few good questions from users with referral bonuses but otherwise new to workplace, and assume they've been directed as that question came under the 'hot questions' tab in the stackexchange dropdown, but is there a way of confirming what I think?

A:

Beta sites aren't part of Data.SE, however if this site wasn't a beta site you could track user participation in the site through there. I even have some queries saved in an answer of mine on Programmers that I often re-use to check out a site's user participation trends.
However since this is a


Comparison of computer-assigned Minnesota Codes with the visual standard method for new coronary heart disease events.
The Minnesota Code is the most widely used electrocardiogram (ECG) classification system for epidemiologic studies and has been incorporated into several Computer algorithms. The authors compared the Modular ECG Analysis System (MC-MEANS) and NOVACODE computer ECG findings with the Visual coding standard for agreement and prognostic associations with coronary heart disease (CHD) events occurring during follow-up from 1987 to 1995 in 2,116 individuals participating in the Atherosclerosis Risk in Communities (ARIC) Study. The exact agreement between Visual and computer findings was greater than 90% for all Minnesota Code categories except Q-code, which was 77% for MC-MEANS and 81% for NOVACODE. Approximately 60% of all Q-codes were assigned by computer methods only. Among theunder Fed.R.Crim.P. 35(a).   Our review of the record and the district court's opinion discloses that this appeal is without merit.   Accordingly, we affirm on the reasoning of the district court.   United States v. Cumber, No. CR-88-26-7 (E.D.N.C. Nov. 16, 1991).*  We dispense with oral argument because the facts and legal contentions are adequately presented in the materials before the Court and argument would not aid the decisional process.

2
AFFIRMED.

*
 We deny Cumber's motion for appointment of counsel


mTPs in P. falciparum sequences was developed, based on the relative amino acid frequency in the first 24 N-terminal amino acids, yielding a Matthews correlation coefficient of 0.74 (90% correct prediction) in a 20-fold cross-validation study. This system predicted 1177 (22%) mitochondrial genes, based on 5334 annotated genes in the P. falciparum genome. A second network with the same topology was trained to give more conservative estimate. This more stringent network yielded a Matthews correlation coefficient of 0.51 (84% correct prediction) in a 10-fold cross-validation study. It predicted 381 (7.1%) mitochondrial genes, based on 5334 annotated genes in the P. falciparum genome.the distance between you and your wildfire spirit, and thus between you and your target.
An interesting case is the Open Hand Monk's Quivering Palm feature
This feature states:

[...] When you hit a creature with an unarmed strike, you can spend 3 ki points to start these imperceptible vibrations, which last for a number of days equal to your monk level. The vibrations are harmless unless you use your action to end them. To do so, you and the target must be on the same plane of existence. When you use this action, the creature must make a Constitution saving throw. If it fails, it is reduced to 0 hit points. If it succeeds, it takes 10d10 necrotic damage.

This is odd as it does require you to originally land some


device. Due to the 90-degree inlet of this device, in many cases it must be over-torqued to position it correctly to align with the system tubing connection. This over-torquing causes extreme stress on the threads in the compressor cylinder, and has been known to destroy both the cylinder threads and the threads on the device. The over-torquing of the threads deforms the metal and not only causes issues with leaking explosive gases to the atmosphere, but also eliminates the ability to reuse that particular injection point if a new device has to be installed. When this occurs, the compressor cylinder must be removed and sent to a machine shop to be repaired or a new cylinder must be installed, which costs the owner/operator thousands of dollars.game’s physicality could limit Ingram’s efficiency against starters. Before graduating to a starting role, coming off the bench could be good for Ingram, since he needs live reps to improve on some of his weaknesses, like ballhandling and at-rim finishing.

Buddy Hield, Pelicans

There’s a chance Jamal Murray is a better player long-term than Buddy Hield, but Hield is more likely to contribute before Anthony Davis hits free agency in 2020. Just after Christmas, the early returns on Hield are mixed. He’s hitting 3s, but he’s not doing much else. Did the Pelicans make a mistake?

Buddy Hield launched Oklahoma to a deep tournament run as a senior with his flamethrower 3-point shot. The spotlight on Hield divided the draft community. Some scouts felt he was overhyped, while others thought Hield


from Stephen Curry–range. As he develops his ability to race through screens, he’ll become a weapon for Alvin Gentry, much like Redick is for Doc Rivers. Even if Hield’s shot isn’t falling, he’ll be a factor due to the attention he attracts, spotting up from deep. But since he doesn’t offer much playmaking or defense, it’ll appear as if he’s offering nothing. Fans can’t overreact to that, though. It will take more than a few months for Hield to become a competent defender. Remember, in April he was committing these sins:

On this play, Hield is defending Villanova’s Josh Hart — a likely early second-rounder in 2017 — and gets burned as if he were playing against James Harden. Hield’s footwork is clunky, and he leaps at a subtle               \usepackage{mathrsfs}
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where, *T* average time period from case confirmation to death.

In this case we assumed T = 7 days to calculate the CFR.

Total number of COVID-19 cases on 8th June 2020 and total number of deceased on 15th June 2020 were used to calculate the CFR. The CFR values in the Indian states are presented in Table


in the different states of India (as shown in Table SM 9). The aforementioned similar PM~2.5~/PM~10~ ratio indicates, that the source of the particulate matter (PM~10~ and PM~2.5~) were the same in different states of India. Since the industries or dust storms or other factors cannot be the same in the different states (because India is a large country, and the geographical locations and growth of industrialization in the states are entirely different), it can be inferred that the source of the particulate matter from motor vehicle emissions, which are similar in different states.Fig. 4The variation of average distributions of **a** atmospheric PM~2.5~ with PM~10~, **b** PM~2.5~ with NO~2~, **c** NO~2~ with Fuel consumption in 18 states of India is shown (there are outliers, marked in red). The annual10) and atmospheric NO~2~ concentration (Fig. [4](#Fig4){ref-type="fig"}c) in the different states of India further reiterates the above mentioned point that a major part of the atmospheric NO~2~ was derived from vehicle emissions. Sheel et al ([@CR20]) have shown that fossil fuel consumption in transportation could control atmospheric NO~2~ concentration in Indian cities. Therefore, fossil fuel combustion (in transportation) was considered to be the major contributor of atmospheric NO~2~ in the Indian cities of this study.

Many residents of urban India are regularly exposed to high concentrations of motor vehicle emissions, and consequently may be among the most vulnerable to suffer complications from COVID-19 coronavirus exposure.

Those who would likely be the most vulnerable are those who spend much of their time near polluted streets in a city. Overall, around 33 million


one important way to implement the policy of indoctrination of the young. People who are in a debt trap have very few options. Now that is true of social control generally; that is also a regular feature of international policy—those of you who study the IMF and the World Bank and others are well aware. As the Mexico-California example illustrates, the reasons for conscious destruction of the greatest public education system in the world are not economic. Economist Doug Henwood points out that it would be quite easy to make higher education completely free. In the U.S., it accounts for less than 2 percent of gross domestic product. The personal share of about 1 percent of gross domestic product is a third of the income of the richesta university budget, but there are significant costs. They’re transferred and not measured. They’re transferred to students and to the society generally as the quality of education, the quality of instruction is lowered.

There’s, furthermore, no way to measure the human and social costs of converting schools and universities into facilities that produce commodities for the job market, abandoning the traditional ideal of the universities. Encouraging creative and independent thought and inquiry, challenging received beliefs, exploring new horizons, free of external constraints. That’s an ideal that’s no doubt been flawed in practice, but to the extent that it’s realized is a good measure of the level of civilization achieved.

That idea is being challenged very openly by Adam Smith’s Principal Architects of Policy in the State Corporate Complex, the direct


attack on the Haldane Principle in Britain. That’s an extreme case; in fact so extreme I assume it may be beaten back. There are less blatant examples. Many of them are just inherent in the reliance on outside funding, state or private. These are two sources that are not easy to distinguish given the control of the state by private interest. So what’s the right reaction to outside funding that threatens the ideal of a free university? Well one choice is just to reject it in principle, in which case the university would go down the tubes. It’s a parasitic institution. Another choice is just to recognize it as a fact of life that when I’m at work, I have to walk past the Lockheed Martin Lecture Hall,There are activists like Tristan Harris of Time Well Spent, who is trying to move the tech world in the right directions.

There are even some good engineering responses. I use an app called Moment to track and control my phone usage. The big breakthrough will come when tech executives clearly acknowledge the central truth: Their technologies are extremely useful for the tasks and pleasures that require shallower forms of consciousness, but they often crowd out and destroy the deeper forms of consciousness people need to thrive.

Online is a place for human contact but not intimacy. Online is a place for information but not reflection. It gives you the first stereotypical thought about a person or a situation, but it's hard to carve out time and space for the


pdf read pdf. She went to the queen, who gave her a canvas bag of brown bread and hard cheese, with a bottle of beer; though this was but a very pitiful dowry for a king's daughter. She took it, returned thanks, and proceeded on her journey, passing through groves, woods, and valleys, till at length she saw an old man sitting on a stone at the mouth of a cave, who said, " Good morrow, fair maiden, whither away so fast? " " Aged father," says she, " I am going to seek my fortune." "What hast thou in thy bag and bottle? " " In my bag I have got bread and cheese, and in my bottle good small beer Enchanted (The Woodcutter download online manaa.org.Bioinformatic approaches for identification of A-to-I editing sites.
The first discoveries of mammalian A-to-I RNA editing have been serendipitous. In conjunction with the fast advancement in sequencing technology, systematic methods for prediction and detection of editing sites have been developed, leading to the discovery of thousands of A-to-I editing sites. Here we review the state-of-the-art of these methods and discuss future directions.


passes. That same report, however, argues that enforced disappearances could– and should— be prosecuted as crimes against humanity, or other international violations with no such statute of limitations. Since the years in which the first disappearances occurred, other states have reckoned with similar human rights challenges. In Chile, individuals were prosecuted for enforced disappearances under Pinochet’s regime despite an amnesty law that similarly restricted the time frame, as the country’s supreme court ruled that disappearance was an ongoing crime that continued until the location and fate of the victim were identified.

Though new legal precedents for accountability exist, political realities in Turkey are still hostile. As years continue to pass without real steps towards justice, the impact on the families and communities of victims grows. HDP co-chair Pervin Buldan,entered into by a public housing agency with an owner of existing housing units shall provide (with respect to any unit) that
. . . . .
(B) the agency shall have the sole right to give notice to vacate, with the owner having the right to make representation to the agency for termination of tenancy.
The regulation implementing this provision provides:
The Owner shall not evict any Family unless the Owner complies with the requirements of local law, if any, and of this section. The Owner shall give the Family a written notice of the proposed eviction, stating the grounds and advising the Family that it has 10 days (or such *847 greater number, if any, that may be required by local law) within which to respond to the Owner. The


         MARTIN v. ROYAL SIGN
                          Decision of the Court

replacement sign. The Martins also point to the opinion of Washington
Federal’s expert Douglas Ward that if the face of the sign was dislodged as
“a result of the wind event, it was probably cut too small to be fully
captured within the upper cabinet.” The Martins further point to Royal
Sign’s expert engineer Todd Springer’s conclusion that “[t]he most
probable explanation for the subject failure is that the [sign] face was
compromised by other objects prior to or commensurate with the subject
incident.” The Martins contend these expert opinions created a question of
material    instrumentality within the exclusive control of
              defendant;
              (3) it must not have been due to any voluntary
              action on the part of the plaintiff; [and]
              (4) plaintiff must not be in a position to show the
              particular circumstances which caused the
              offending agency or instrumentality to


have been at
lunch at the time of the accident”).5

4 Although on appeal the Martins attempt to expand the claim to assert
subsequent maintenance of the sign, because no such argument was
presented to the superior court, it was waived. See Cont’l Lighting &
Contracting, Inc. v. Premier Grading & Utils., LLC, 227 Ariz. 382, 386 ¶ 12
(App. 2011); Schurgin v. Amfac Elec. Distrib. Corp., 182 Ariz. 187, 190 (App.
1995).

5 The other cases cited by the Martins in discussing the issue on appeal do
not address res ipsa loquitur and are not relevant to this discussion. L.H Bell
& Assocs. v. Granger, 112 Ariz. 440 (1975) (affirming judgment following jury
trial on negligent design claim arising out of flooding damage); Pruett v.
Precision Plumbing, 27 Ariz. App. 288, 291 (1976) (affirming directed verdict
on personal injury claim);It shapes how you make money and how you spend money, and what sorts of opportunities your kids might have. It also shapes your Facebook friendships—and which of those might blossom into something more.

More Great WIRED Stories


export const PARAM_KEY = 'events';

export const ADDON_ID = 'storybook/events';

export const PANEL_ID = `${ADDON_ID}/panel`;

export const EVENT_PREFIX = `${ADDON_ID}/event`;

export const EVENTS = {
  ADD: 'add',
  EMIT: 'emit',
};
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for the support of children must be commenced. See, G.S. 50-13.4; Wells v. Wells, 227 N.C. 614, 44 S.E.2d 31 (1947).
It seems clear that the statute does, in fact, place illegitimate children in a disadvantageous classification. The only issue which remains concerns whether this classification violates the Fourteenth Amendment to the Constitution of the United States, which provides that no State shall "... deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws."
State laws are generally entitled to a presumption of validity against attack under the Equal Protection Clause and legislatures have wide discretion in passing laws which have the inevitable effect of treating some people differently from others. Parham v. Hughes, 441 U.S. 347, 99 S.Ct. 1742, 60 L.Ed.2d 269 (1979). This statutory presumptionSpecifically, we model the evolution of gene families along a phylogeny. The model includes gene duplication, gene loss, and horizontal transfer as mechanisms that determine gene family evolution. We also show how to compute exact likelihoods for gene family sizes in different organisms. A few probabilistic models were proposed for gene content evolution, but they are less general than ours. Usual stochastic models work with two parameters. Gu and Zhang  rely on a model that includes gene loss and gene duplication but no other modes of gene genesis. They showed how gene family sizes can be used to define additive distances in such a model. Interestingly enough, the data can be reduced to a three-letter alphabet for the purposes of distance calculations: only 0, 1 or “many” homologs


edge form a [*Galton-Watson*]{} forest, see Figure \[fig:GaltonWatson\]. The figure illustrates a scenario where the gene family increases from three to five genes. The counts at the branch endpoints are the result of many duplication, transfer and loss events. The change involves three horizontally transferred genes, from among which one survives, another one does not, and the third one produces two surviving paralogs.

![Galton-Watson forest that shows the evolution of genes in the same family along a tree edge. The top line represents the ancestral genome with three genes; the bottom line represents the descendant genome, in which there are five family members. Symbol `o` represents the source from which genes might be transferred horizontally, symbols $\mathtt{\star}$ represent copies of the gene in the genome at the beginning and thetechnique for computing the likelihood is to restrict the computation to genes that have at least one surviving descendant at the leaves. In what follows we develop the formulas to compute the likelihood.

Basic transition probabilities {#ss:blocks}
------------------------------

First we analyze the [*blocks*]{} of homologs at a node that have a common origin. One block is formed by the genes that trace back to a horizontal transfer event on the branch from the parent. Each other block is the set of paralogs with the same ancestor at the parent. The homologs in Figure \[fig:GaltonWatson\] form four blocks: a block of size three that comprises the descendants of the horizontally transferred genes, a block of size zero for the deceased parental gene, and two blocks of size one. The independent birth-and-death processes associated


of Eq. .) For the children $x_1,\dotsc, x_k$ of the same node $y$, the total time spent in Lines \[line:survive.body\]–\[line:survive\] is $O(M_y^2)$. Hence, the time spent on computing values for all nodes at the same level $k$ is $$O\Bigl(\sum_{\text{all $y$ at level $k-1$}} M_y^2+
    \sum_{\text{all $x$ at level $k$}} M_x^2\Bigr).$$ Clearly, $\sum_x M_x\le M$ if the summation goes over $x$ for which their subtrees do not overlap, such as nodes at the same level. Now, $\sum_x M_x^2\le (\sum_x M_x)^2 \le M^2$, and, thus, $O(M^2)$ time is spent on each level. Therefore, the total time spent in the loop of Line \[line:survive.loop\] is $\cdot O(hM^2)$. Line \[line:root\] takes $O(M)$ time.

In order to obtain the space complexity result, notice that at the end of the loop in Line \[line:likelihood\] the computed variables for the children of $x$ are nothomologs. The COGs are classified into 23 functional categories. For each of our 51 Protebacteria, the number of genes in each COG family was established. There are 3555 COG families that have at least one member in the organisms. (The organisms are listed in the Appendix.) The data set was provided to us by Csaba Pál and Martin Lercher . The purpose of applying the likelihood method was not to carry out in-depth data analysis, but rather to get a first impression of our method’s performance on realistic data.

![Rates in different groups and the distribution of COG functional categories. The functional categories are: J–translation, K–transcription, L–replication and repair, D–cell cycle control and mitosis, V—defense mechanisms, T–signal transduction, M–cell wall/membrane/envelope biogenesis, N–cell motility, U–intracellular trafficking and secretion, O–posttranslational modification, protein turnover


gene content.  [*20*]{}(13), 2044–2049.

Jordan, I. K., K. S. Makarova, J. L. Spouge, Y. I. Wolf, and E. V. Koonin (2001). Lineage-specific gene expansions in bacterial and archaeal genomes.  [*11*]{}(4), 555–565.

Karev, G. P., Y. I. Wolf, F. S. Berezovskaya, and E. V. Koonin (2004). Gene family evolution: an in-depth theoretical and simulation analysis of non-linear birth-death-innovation models.  [*4*]{}, 32.

Karev, G. P., Y. I. Wolf, and E. V. Koonin (2003). Simple stochastic birth and death models of genome evolution: was there enough time for us to evolve?  [*19*]{}(15), 1889–1900.

Karev, G. P., Y. I. Wolf, A. Y. Rzhetsky, F. S. Berezovskaya, and E. V. Koonin (2002). Birth and death of protein domains: a simple model of evolution explains power law behavior.  [*2*]{}, 18.

Karlin, S. and J. McGregor (1958). Linear growth, birth, and death processes.  [*7*]{}(4), 643–662.

Koonin, E. V. and M. Y. Galperin (2002). . New York: Kluwer Academic Publishers.

Korbel, J. O., B. Snel,defined in such a way that the rate $\mu=1$ in Group 0, a modestly dynamic group (cf. Fig. \[fig:clusters\]).

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were disappointed with France and the international community.

“President [Francois] Hollande is risking the lives of all French
nationals in Africa and the rest of the world,” Oumar
Hamaha, operations chief of the group Ansar Dine, told the news agency by telephone.

Last week the U.N. Security Council asked Mali and its
partners to come up with a plan to retake the north, the first
step toward giving the green light for military action. West African countries
say they will send forces, but want support from the powerful body before
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Do Rudy Giuliani's and Donald Trump's recent comments about Michael Cohen constitute obstruction of justice or witness tampering?

Trump tweeted last Friday: “Don’t forget, Michael Cohen has already been convicted of perjury and fraud, and as recently as this week, the Wall Street Journal has suggested that he may have stolen tens of thousands of dollars. Lying to reduce his jail time!”

Trump added the cryptic recommendation to “Watch [Cohen’s] father-in-law!”

Then President-elect Donald Trump talks with Rudy Giuliani after a meeting at the clubhouse at Trump National Golf Club Bedminster in New Jersey, on Nov. 20, 2016. Jabin Botsford / The Washington Post/Getty Images

Last week Giuliani, in his capacity as the president’s attorney, said onthe keeping of the Courts of Appeals.'  Mobil Oil, supra, 417 U.S. at 310, 94 S.Ct. at 2346, quoting from Universal Camera Corp. v. NLRB, 340 U.S. 474, 491, 71 S.Ct. 456, 95 L.Ed. 456 (1951).

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We cannot find on the basis of the evidentiary record developed by the Commission that it 'has given reasoned consideration' and 'appropriate protection' to the public interest in not paying prices for gas substantially in excess of those needed to induce production of an adequate gas supply.30  Though the 'substantial evidence' standard has been applied with some flexibility, under any interpretation of its stringency it can be stated that there is not sufficient evidence supporting the Commission's conclusion that Mitchell will not earn an excessive profit charging 30.25% Per Mcf on


Natural's consumers under a 30.25cents per Mcf rate.  The Commission's discussion of the estimate of the excess of 1973 through 1977 revenues from its rate increase over the costs of the new Wise County drilling surely did not constitute such consideration.  As stressed by Chairman Nassikas in his dissent, the new wells drilled in the Wise County region are expected to produce gas for many years beyond 1977 and the revenues, as well as any costs, from the late years of production need to be taken into account on a discounted basis in order to calculate the incremental profit which Mitchell will obtain from the settlement agreement.34  In addition, the Commission should have obtained past cost data from Mitchell in order to compute the profitswhich it had been obtaining at its old rate level on its old flowing gas.  Bacause area rates are computed with reference to average costs, it is very possible that these profits were much greater than the average considered reasonable by the Commission for the Other Southwest.  Area.35 Mitchell's incremental profits need to be supplemented with this old profit margin to compute its new profit expectations.  Only incremental profits would, of course, be directly relevant to Mitchell's decision whether to invest in additional drilling, but the Commission must consider Mitchell's overall profits to determine the general reasonableness of the rate increase.  If Mitchell's profit returns on old flowing gas at its old rate were already above the area average, the Commission might decide that


F.2d 810, 813 (1955), cert. denied, 352 U.S. 829 (1956); Breyer & MacAvoy, The Natural Gas Shortage and the Regulation of Natural Gas Producers, 86 Harv.L.Rev. 941, 952-953 (1973)

8
 See Statement of General Policy, No. 61-1, 24 FPC 818 (1960)

9
 Other Southwest Area Rate Proceeding, 46 FPC 900, 920 (1970), affirmed, 5 Cir., 484 F.2d 469 (1973), cert. denied, 417 U.S. 973, 94 S.Ct. 3180, 41 L.Ed.2d 1144 (1974)

10
 The special relief provisions have been codified for each area.  For the Other Southwest Area, codification is at 18 C.F.R. 154.109a(e) (1973)

11
 41 FPC 378 (1969); 42 FPC 1110 (1969)

12
 Southern Louisiana Area Rate Proceeding, 46 FPC 86 (1971), affirmed, sub nom.  Placid Oil Co. v. FPC, 5 Cir., 483 F.2d 880 (1973), affirmed, sub nom. Mobil Oil Corp. v. FPC, 417 U.S. 283, 94 S.Ct. 2328, 41 L.Ed.2d 72 (1974)

13
 44 FPC 761, 781-783 (1970), affirmed, sub nom.  State of California v. FPC, 9 Cir., 466 F.2d 974 (1972)

14
 45 FPC 674, 687-689, 709-711 (1970), reversed, sub nom.  Public Service Com'n v. FPC, 159 U.S.App.D.C. 172, 487 F.2d 1043 (1973), vacated, 417 U.S. 964, 94 S.Ct. 3167, 41 L.Ed.2d 1136 (1974)

15
 Id. at 709

16
 In re Other Southwest Area Rate Case (OSWA I), 5 Cir., 484 F.2d 469, 475-476 (1973)

17
 46 FPC 900, 912 (1971)

18
 The rates for gathered gas produced in the Other Southwest sub-area of which Wise County is a part pursuant to contracts dated before Oct. 1, 1968 is 19.7cents per Mcf.  See note 19 infra.


Mitchell's drilling was completely unsuccessful, the rate increase on the gas flowing from the old wells would yield the producer $7.6 million in additional revenues.  He also emphasized that the costs of dry holes would be less than the costs of successful wells.  He cited testimony indicating Mitchell would need to expend only $7.5 million for drilling 125 dry holes.  JA Vol.  I at 32 & n. 24.  Mitchell thus would obtain revenues from the rate increase sufficient to pay for the new Wise County region drilling even if that drilling proved completely unsuccessful.
To be sure, Mitchell would still be committed to investing $9 million more over a fiveyear period in oil or gas exploration.  But this investment can be made whereof the time we present the content as is and they come back with an M rating, which we understand, but if they come back with an AO than we have to have some discussions about what to censor in order to get that to an M rating. Otherwise, none of the platform holders allow an AO product on their platform.

So if XSEED was faced with the decision to censor a game would you continue to localize it or would it change your mind about the whole thing?

That would place us in a very very difficult position because censoring it would alienate the very audience that we are trying to bring the game for while not really appeasing any of the critics that had no purchase intent in


Play Asia, you have my utmost respect for making importing games available. If I actually do decide to get a copy of Fire Emblem Fates, I'll likely get it via import and get the fan translation.If you feel the same as I do with any of the stances presented, please check out Operation Torrential Downpour ,and KiA'sand

-See you next bossfight!

Going back to Fire Emblem Fates, so you decided to remove content from your game, because a group of people who most likely won't even considering playing the game felt offended by it. Instead of insulting you for not having the courage to stand up for the integrity your intellectual property, I want to pose this question;Will this removal of content be worth shortening the playtime of your game?Ohset has been selected as the monomial set.

The $\eta_k$ coefficients are computed by imposing the constraints using Eq. (\[eq:gen\_ce\]). Then, once the expressions of the $\eta_k$ coefficients are obtained, they are back substituted into Eq. (\[eq:gen\_ce\]) to produce the [*constrained expression*]{}, a functional representing all possible functions satisfying the specified set of constraints. The use of this [constrained expression]{} has already been applied to many areas of study, including solving low-order differential equations [@LDE; @NDE], hybrid systems [@hybrid_tfc], and optimal control problems, including energy-optimal landing, energy-optimal intercept [@EOL_EOI], and fuel-optimal landing [@FOL]. Furthermore, this technique has been successfully used to embed constraints into machine learning frameworks [@SVM; @DeepTfc], in quadratic and nonlinear programming [@QP_NLP], and in a variety of other applications [@Selected]. In addition, this technique has been generalized


(\[eq:gen\_ce\]) leading to the expression, $$\label{eq:candidate}
    y(x,g(x)) = g(x) + {{\bm \eta}}{^{\mbox{\tiny T}}}{{\bm s}}(x)$$ where $${{\bm \eta}} = \begin{Bmatrix} \eta_1, & \eta_2, & \eta_3, & \eta_4, & \eta_5, & \eta_6, & \eta_7, & \eta_8 \end{Bmatrix}{^{\mbox{\tiny T}}}$$ $${{\bm s}}(x) = \begin{Bmatrix} 1, & x, & x^2, & x^3, & x^4, & x^5, & x^6, & x^7 \end{Bmatrix}{^{\mbox{\tiny T}}}$$ Now, according to the theory developed in Ref. [@U-TFC], a system of equations can be constructed by evaluating the candidate function defined by Eq. (\[eq:candidate\]) at the constraint locations and setting the function equal to the specified constraint value. For example, the constraint on the function at the initial value (i.e. $y(x_i) = y_i$) is applied as such, $$y_i = y(x_i,g(x_i)) = g_i + \eta_1 + \eta_2 x_iwas selected such that $g(x)=0$ (meaning ${{\bm \xi}} = {{\bm 0}}$) the expression would simplify to an interpolating function $y(x,{{\bm 0}}) =  b(x)$. Furthermore, since the ${{\bm \xi}}$ vector shows up linearly in the expression of $a(x,{{\bm \xi}})$, Eq. (\[eq:general\_ce\_a\_b\]) can also be written as, $$\label{eq:general_ce_a_b_xi}
    y(x,{{\bm \xi}}) = {{\bm a}}(x){^{\mbox{\tiny T}}}{{\bm \xi}} +  b(x),$$ where $a(x,{{\bm \xi}})$ now becomes a vector equation ${{\bm a}}(x)$. This can be seen by expanding Eq. (\[eq:general\_ce\_a\_b\_xi\]), $$\begin{aligned}
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    - \beta_5(x) {{\bm


from $z \rightarrow x$ has been previously defined. As compared to the uniform point distribution, the collocation point distribution allows a much slower increase of the condition number as the number of basis functions, $m$, increases. In general, we can define the residual of our differential equation in Eq. (\[eq:simple\_de\]) for each discretized point, $$\label{eq:de_discrete}
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Numerical Solution
==================

This section compares the TFC method with competing methods on a variety of problems, both linear and nonlinear. For each problem, the differential equation and boundary conditions are presented, followed by a table that compares the absolute error of the two methods on a grid of 11 equidistantly spaced points that span the domain. In addition, each table includes the reference where the competing method’s solution error was found.

Although the TFC approach to solve differential equations has typically used ($N \in [100, 200$\] and $m \in [20, 80]$) [@LDE; @NDE; @Selected; @SVM], in order to make a commensurable comparison with the techniques developed in Refs. [@R00; @R03; @R04; @R05; @R06; @R07; @R08; @R09; @R10; @R11; @R12; @R13; @R14; @R15; @R16; @R17; @R18], a


\xi}} = {{\bm \xi}}_i}
\end{aligned}$$

This system can be solved by an iterative least-squares method as shown in Section \[sec:SolveBVP\] to yield the unknown coefficients, ${{\bm \xi}}$, which can then be substituted back into the constrained expression to give the TFC estimate of the solution.

Table \[tab:p4\] shows the absolute error of the TFC solution, which converged in 3 iterations, and the solution from Ref. [@R17] at each of the 11 points.

    [x]{}    [TFC Absolute Error]{}   [Ref. [@R17] Absolute Error]{}
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So, here we are.

A disclaimer that I do not own Daredevil or any of its characters. Some bits of dialogue are from the show itself, and Daredevil and all associated with it are the intellectual property of Netflix and Marvel and all involved. I'm merely a fan just writing a story. I do, however, own Iris and any subsequent OCs that may appear.

I've been wanting to write for this fandom for awhile now, and instead of dipping my toe in it, I'm diving right in!

So, anyway, without further ado:

Devil's Kindred!

Hell, Home, or Somewhere In-Between

Iris held the crumpled piece of paper tightly in her hands, trying to calm her breathing. She unfolded it for the fiftieth time,


flinched a little at her own choice on language. She'd been good about it, before, when they were younger. When things were simpler. But….years away had made her sloppy, thoughtless.

The door loomed before her, her heart quickening a little as she stood….staring. Her eyes traced the apartment number, her hand shakily raising to meet the wood. She barely registered that she was knocking. A quick, loud wrap with shaking hands.

There was only silence at first, and Iris was about to scamper away, half-relieved in defeat, when the voice sounded. "Yeah. Yeah. Wait."

Iris's chest squeezed, her stomach dropping to her feet. She crumbled the paper bag in her hands, her breathing quickening. The door flew open and she was staring right into tinted lenses. Old sweats, a hoodie, messyreunion. Knew he was going to be pissed at her. But thinking about it, preparing for it, was different than living it.

"Matty, we were kids…"

His head reappeared, fingers skillfully working up the buttons of his cheap dress shirt. "Iris, you and I both know the leaving wasn't the issue. It was the never coming back. Not for graduations. Holidays. Anything. You were a ghost, Iris. All I got were letters. Letters the sisters had to read to me." Every word is blunt and cutting. Pushing Iris closer and closer to the tears she was desperate not to shed.

If he'd seen me preparing letters in Braille, Dr. Manson would have known who I was sending it to, Iris screamed in her head. In her mind, she pulled Matty into


pants were still on, black hair up in a messy bun, her glasses sliding down the brim of her nose. Almond shaped brown eyes alive and alert and shimmering, zeroed in on her music. "How were your errands?"

"Fine," Iris said, wiggling her finger, balancing her key ring. It made a satisfying little jingle. "I was actually going to grab my oboe and head into the conservatory for awhile, get used to my studio. Gotta be ready for my first lesson on Monday. Practice a little."

"Someone's dedicated," Josephine shrugged, already focusing back on her music. The cello started up again as Iris went to her bedroom, kicking off her heels and throwing herself onto the old twin. The mattress shuddered and creaked under her weight.

She'd had a queen, abag—the only things besides clothes she had bothered to use since arriving—and heading for the front door. Josephine tossed a half-wave to Iris on the way out.

The Aldridge Youth Conservatory—Iris's place of employment—was just a block down the street, so she didn't even have to hail a cab. She still wasn't used to seeing the tall brick structure again, at least not without getting hit by an in tense wave of nostalgia.

She had so many memories of late nights, doing her homework in the "recital hall" (she'd barely call it that now, given that she'd gotten to play in a lot more places since) after her lesson while she waited for the others in her carpool group to finish theirs. Mrs. Aldridge, the owner/operator's well-meaning but stern mother,


back when she lived with Dr. Manson, who would have made her throw it away if he knew she still had it. "You shouldn't dwell on it, Iris. It's a part of your life you should move on from."

His raspy baritone of a voice. The smell of expensive cigars and wine. All of it came back in that memory.

Well, old man, she unclasped her leather music bag, carefully removing the old clipping. I've come running right back to the past you wanted me to forget. How do you like that?

Carl Crusher Creel vs. Battlin' Jack Murdock. The worlds glared at her, their solemn simplicity, the bitter tale they wove, making Iris shiver. She opened her desk drawer, gently lowering the article inside.

A phantom memory of her father inhe'd said. She was bleeding.

"Holy shit," Iris said again, more to herself than anything, staring at his tense form. His balled fists and pulsing muscles. How had it gone from the occasional bouts of impressive perception to….this….

"Do you have a med kit?" The Mask repeated.

"I do. I'll handle it. I was always better at suturing than you."

That hit him harder than her uppercut. He tensed, mouth opening and closing as words failed him. For the first time since coming back to Hell's kitchen, Iris wasn't at a loss for what to do or say around him.

"Save the kid," she told him. "You're the one talking about your window."

"I meant what I said. That was a good punch." And he took off.

Waaaay longer than I meant to make it,


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Once a developer has access to a piece of data, he can copy it and do with it anything inside the realm of Turing completeness, but this is the type of control that the RIAA drools over. I think that Eric Schmidt needs to drive down to Cupertino and make Steve Jobs ponder how to remove a foot from an ass.


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Mike DuHaime, Christie's longtime strategist, said Friday that the governor has not precluded any job opportunities that may come his way, but that he is still focused on finishing his remaining six months in office.

"He's going to have a ton of opportunities before him. Only time will tell on that front," DuHaime said. "He is much more patient about that than everybody else who's watching it."

Christie regularly fills in as a co-host on the station’s morning program “Boomer and Carton.” Chernoff told The Record earlier in the year that he had planned to rotate Christie into the afternoon slot during the summer if the governor was willing.

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The websites for Israel Defence Forces and Mossad were also affected.

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Anonymous's warning was referring to a November 4 incident, when two boats - carrying 27 activists, crew and journalists - were stopped by Israeli vessels in international water near Israel's blockade of Palestine.

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as a kid you don't think about that too often. you don't seem to want to stop growing. maybe because it's evolutionarily beneficial to want to grow until you're big and strong and then stop wanting it so you can understand the concept of aging.

I'm not sure where i'm going with this. really.

just that when i woke up this morning, and i was driving to work with the sun already rising, i couldn't stop thinking that i feel really old for nineteen. i've made myself do things i was scared of and i've done a couple things i regret. i've been the happiest i've ever been in my life, and also the saddest. i've touched people's lives and found inspiration where i couldn't have predicted.to your soul at five in the morning and not see him for twelve hours. it's a different life when you're no longer always texting, even when you're apart.

but i do love the homemade meals and doing the dishes together. and all the excitement of our own little place. and of course some things never change- the look on his face when our eyes meet. or the feeling of being in his arms. or on and on.

sometimes. sometimes i just wish we could go back. just a little. and erase the jobs. erase the responsibility. and...
and then i see how senseless i'm being.

i'm pretty much admitting to blogspot that i'm terrified of growing up. i think i just need to stop running for a while. slow down. in


her psychiatric symptoms did not improve, and she began to show signs of parkinsonism.

On admission, she presented with frozen gait and a mask-like expression. No rigidity, tremor or other neurological signs, such as paralysis or sensory impairment, were apparent. There were no remarkable changes of the vital signs or abnormalities on physical and laboratory examinations. Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) examination revealed no increase of the cell count or protein levels, and the IgG index was within normal limits. The CSF amyloid beta 1--42(Aβ 1--42) level was 116 pg/mL and that of phosphorylated tau(P-tau) was 41 pg/mL, consistent with the diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease \[[@CR27]\]. To examine the possibility of Lewy body disease, ^123^I-(3meta)-iodobenzylguanidine myocardial scintigraphy and dopamine-transporter scanning were performed, which showed early and delayed heart/mediastinum ratios of 3.96 and 3.88,where she was taken care of by her family members in her daily life.

Discussion and conclusion {#Sec3}
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To the best of our knowledge, this is the first case report of PS induced by a treatment switch of a ChEI to galantamine, despite prior long-term use, for 5 years, of donepezil without any complications. As for PS induced by ChEIs, a large pharmacovigilance study reported 52 cases of PS \[[@CR28]\]. According to the previous report, PS occurs most frequently with galantamine, followed by rivastigmine and donepezil \[[@CR28]\]. Our case report on PS is consistent with their findings. We reviewed and summarized all case reports that described PS linked to ChEIs initiation in Table [1](#Tab1){ref-type="table"}. Table 1All previous case reports that described PS linked to ChEIs initiation in Table 1

The mechanisms underlying the


including dopamine imbalance in the striatal system and muscarine-nicotine imbalance.

PS

:   Pisa syndrome

ChEIs

:   Choline-esterase inhibitors

CSF

:   Cerebrospinal fluid

APL

:   Allosteric potentiating ligand

EPS

:   Extrapyramidal symptoms

NMDA

:   N-Methyl-D-Aspartate

M

:   Male

F

:   Female

AD

:   Alzheimer's disease

PD

:   Parkinson's disease

DLB

:   Dementia with Lewy body

TBI

:   Traumatic brain injury

NA

:   Not available

HDS-R

:   Hasegawa Dementia Scale Revised

WAIS

:   Wechsler adult intelligence scale

FIQ

:   Full scale intelligence quotient

CDR

:   Clinical dementia rating

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YM acquired case data and drafted the manuscript. MF, SK, and TT acquired case data. MF, HT, and MM supervised the study and substantively revised the manuscript. Allfor MS and 0.6 Da for MS/MS, and MMTS-modified and biotin-HPDP-modified cysteines and methionine oxidation were set as variable modifications. For MS/MS identification of the nitrosylation site of the peptide, we set a Mascot score threshold of at least 34, which corresponded to a confidence interval of 95% or better; the spectra were manually validated for post-translational modifications. The false discovery rate was calculated to be \<0.5% according to Peng *et al.* ([@B35]). Proteins and biotinylated peptides belonging to isoforms that are indistinguishable from the MS/MS spectra were grouped together and are presented in [supplemental Tables S1 and S2](http://www.mcponline.org/cgi/content/full/M110.000034/DC1), and the protein isoforms with the most descriptive names and that have been well characterized biochemically are presented in [Table I](#TI){ref-type="table"} for ease of discussion.

#### Apoptosis Assay

HeLa cells were


previously by us ([@B31]) and others ([@B14]). Through specific cysteine mutagenesis, Hashemy and Holmgren ([@B17]) reported the simultaneous nitrosylation of both Cys^69^ and Cys^73^ by GSNO using rTrx1 as starting material. Here we report relatively minor amounts of dinitrosylated Trx1, possibly with Cys^73^ and one other site nitrosylated; this SNO-Trx1 species was not identified because of its low abundance ([Fig. 1](#F1){ref-type="fig"}*B*) ([@B31]). From analysis of crystal structures, Weichsel *et al.* ([@B16]) reported GSNO-mediated nitrosylation of Cys^62^ at neutral pH and Cys^69^ at more basic pH. It is likely that experimental conditions for x-ray crystallography, including protein concentration, pH, and buffer composition, may have resulted in these observed nitrosylation sites. Indeed, the same study also reported the dimerization of Trx1 via Cys^73^, a complex not widely reported in cellular                             ^444^[C]{.ul}SYQPTMEGVHTVHVTFAGVPIPR^467[*^a^*](#TFI-1){ref-type="table-fn"}^       47      [@B73]
  1,045.52                                                                      3          ^1247^LQVEPAVDTSGVQ[C]{.ul}YGPGIEGQGVFR^1272[*^a^*](#TFI-1){ref-type="table-fn"}^   71


which correlated with the reduction of Prx-SO~3~H levels (*E*). Prx1 expression was not affected by either *Trx1^C32S/C35S^* expression or H~2~O~2~ treatment. *F*, statistical evaluation of *E*. Comparisons were made for Prx1 dimer, monomer, and Prx-SO~3~H between *Trx1^C32S/C35S^*-overexpressing cells and control cells. Values are the mean ± S.E. for experiments performed in triplicate (\*, *p* = 0.0007; †, *p* = 0.006; ‡, *p* = 0.0001; Student\'s *t* test). Full-size blots are shown in [supplemental Fig. S9B](http://www.mcponline.org/cgi/content/full/M110.000034/DC1). *Vec*, vector.](zjw0101037030006){#F6}

#### Transnitrosylation Protects Prx1 from H~2~O~2~-induced Dimer Disruption and Sulfonylation

Drapier and co-workers ([@B58]) have shown that NO donors attenuate the overoxidation of Prx1 in macrophages, which the authors attributed to NO induction of Srx. We found that H~2~O~2~ treatment increased nitrosylation of proteins in both vector- and *Trx1^C32S/C35S^*-expressing cells, albeit more soof New Jersey (UMDNJ) Neuroproteomics Core Facility) and Grants AG23039 and HL91469 (to J. S.). This work was also supported by a UMDNJ Foundation grant (to H. L. and J. S.).

^![](sbox.jpg)^ This article contains [supplemental Tables S1 and S2 and Figs. S1--S10](http://www.mcponline.org/cgi/content/full/M110.000034/DC1).

^1^ The abbreviations used are:

Trxthioredoxin2DEtwo-dimensional gel electrophoresisBCAbicinchoninic acidbiotin-HPDP*N*-(6-(biotinamido)hexyl)-3′-(2′-pyridyldithio)propionamideCasp3caspase 3Casp3pcaspase 3 peptideCHXcycloheximideDNCB1-chloro-2,4-dinitrobenzeneGSNO*S*-nitrosoglutathioneHSPheat shock proteinMMTSmethyl methanethiosulfonateNBnitrosylation bufferoTrx1disulfide bond form of Trx1PrxperoxiredoxinRBresuspension bufferrTrx1reduced form of Trx1SNO-BSA*S*-nitrosylated BSASNO-Casp3p*S*-nitrosylated Casp3pSNO-Prx1nitrosylated Prx1SNO-Trx1*S*-nitrosylated Trx1SrxsulfiredoxinTrxRthioredoxin reductaseTxnipthioredoxin-interacting proteinROSreactive oxygen species.


or the process of change. Deductions from such axioms must, of course, be false.

Hazlitt, like Mises, starts with the assumption that individuals act, that they do so with a purpose, and that as conditions change, their plans change. He makes no separation between "microeconomic" and "macroeconomic," terms commonly used to give the impression that different principles and laws apply to the whole economy than apply to individuals. So that while it may be justified to talk about purposive action, decisions on the margin, and subjective valuations at the individual level, this is of no relevance for the macro-managers in government.

But Hazlitt is a methodological individualist, and thus recognizes that the economy must be analyzed from the standpoint of individual action. Most economists are notorious justifiers of special-interest legislationyears. He is responsible for major breakthroughs in economic theory, a dozen books, and hundreds of articles. Among his most important works are the Theory of Collective Bargaining (1930), Economists and the Public (1936), Economics of the Colour Bar (1964), The Strike-Threat System (1973), and A Rehabilitation of Say's Law (1975).

Born in 1899, Hutt graduated from the London School of Economics. He published his first major academic article in 1926, refuting the charge that the Industrial Revolution impoverished workers, when in fact it raised their standard of living dramatically. He went on to become the great defender of working people and scholarly opponent of their enemy: labor unions.

Many books had been written about labor unions, usually from a leftist perspective, yet no comprehensive theory of collective bargaining had