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            case 3: returnto minus 2/3 x. So let's draw those two lines. Let me draw my axes. Let's make that my y axis. Make that the x axis. Let me switch some colors, just
to make things interesting. So let me draw the first one. See, y is equal to 2/3 x. So, you rise 2 for
every 3 that you run. So let me draw that. So if this is 1, 2, 3, 1, 2. So that would be a
point on the line. Let me draw the line now. Actually go to the origin. No, that's not it. Let me draw it like this. This way I can make sure
it goes to the origin. This is going to go
through like that. Then I can go from here. And then go like


reall close,
it'll get infiniitely close but never touch it. So that's what this parabola
-- this hyperbola -- is going to look like. And I did it by just trying to
see if x could be equal to 0. And I encourage you to try
what happens when y equals 0. And you'll get no solution. And that makes sense because
this hyperbola never crosses y equals 0, right? It never crosses the x axis. And this should also be
intuitive, because if we saw here when we did ths
approximation, as x approaches positive or negative infinity,
we saw that we always did have this plus 4 sitting here. We said, oh, well, as x gets
super large or super negative, this starts to matter
less and less. But we will always be slightly
larger than thisOAKLAND — PG&E’s plan to use green energy to replace the electricity from an aging Oakland power plant near Jack London Square might lead to higher monthly bills for the embattled utility’s customers, PG&E indicated Wednesday.

The utility has crafted a plan to launch a green-energy initiative in two Oakland neighborhoods to replace the old energy facility, which runs on jet fuel.

The proposal to replace the Oakland power plant with clean energy must be approved by the California Independent System Operator.

“PG&E is also required by law to file for cost recovery with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and the California Public Utilities Commission,” the utility said as part of its announcement about the Oakland green-energy efforts.

Cost-recovery efforts can lead to higher rates for PG&E customers.

“The plan will likely grow


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Dyspnea occurs as a result of higher alveolar CO2 concentrations, leading to reduced exchange capacity, increased blood CO2, and acidosis. Chemoreceptors in the carotid body and CNS respond to the pH change, which leads to increased ventilation, a homeostatic response, associated with an increased sense of dyspnea analogous to that produced by increased CO2 production during exercise. The kidneys respond to acidosis by adjusting excretion of hydrogen and bicarbonate ions.

“This can have knock on affects via some aberrant neurological behaviour and (guessing here) might be nasty for frail and elderly.”

You appear to be quite correct. To much oxygen is a problem for the sick and elderly.

From your wiki link
“Respiratory alkalosis is caused by hyperventilation,[2] resulting in a loss of carbon dioxide. Compensatory mechanismsthe inquiry.”

28 Nov: AFP: China risks wasting $490 bn on coal plants: campaigners
China could waste as much as half a trillion dollars on unnecessary new coal-fired power stations, a climate campaign group said Monday, arguing the world’s top carbon polluter already has more than enough such facilities…
As of July, China already had 895 GW in coal-fired power stations — representing more than half its electricity generation — said the London-based Carbon Tracker Initiative, which argues for limiting carbon emissions using financial data.
The country was operating the coal units at less than half their capacity, it said, but “perversely” had another 205 GW already under construction and plans for an additional 405 GW.
At an estimated US$800 million per kW, that could cost US$490 billion in total, CTI said…
“China no


Erythromycin strengthens the defective lower esophageal sphincter in patients with gastroesophageal reflux disease.
Motilin induces phase III activity of the gastrointestinal tract. Erythromycin has a motilin-like effect on the stomach and significantly increases the lower esophageal sphincter (LES) pressure in normal volunteers. This investigation was performed to evaluate the effects of erythromycin on esophageal function in patients with gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). Esophageal manometry was performed in 10 GERD patients before and after intravenous infusion of 500 mg of erythromycin. Values are expressed as mean +/- SEM. LES pressure increased from 13.9 +/- 2.9 mm Hg at baseline to 28.9 +/- 3.6 mm Hg after infusion of erythromycin (p < 0.01). The duration of contractions in the proximal, middle, and distal esophagus was significantly prolonged from 3.5 +/- 0.4user and sudo user.  When I add a verbose flag to the push, nothing.
I think this is an SSH error, but it is completely puzzling me.  Can anyone help?

A:

I'm just going to run a list of ideas here.
Is this plain SSH or are you using e.g. -o ProxyCommand or another tunnel of sorts?

I'd check the version of the client, since you report being able to do the same correctly from other machines.
I'd also try creating a bundle from the client to eliminate the transport from the analysis.
I'd check file permissions (and out-of-space/quota/temp space for the user) on the server. Are you using the same user that works for other clients?
You could look at a problem in the garbage collect step on the server (by using git


Neuroendocrine tumors: characterization with contrast-enhanced ultrasonography.
The aim of this study was to characterize the ultrasonographic features of neuroendocrine tumors (NET) and their metastases with contrast-enhanced ultrasonography (CEUS) and to compare this to clinical data. During a period of 5 years, 82 patients with 83 histologically proven NET were prospectively examined using conventional US and pulse inversion US with a second generation contrast agent (SonoVue, Contrast Pulse Sequencing) focusing on the arterial (10-20 s p. i.), capillary (20-25 sec p.i.), portal venous (25-120 sec p.i.), and late phases (>120 sec p.i.). 69 patients had metastases in the abdominal tract, including eight patients with poorly differentiated neuroendocrine carcinomas with high-grade behavior. In 31 patients the proliferation index (MIB-1) of the NET was < or = 2%, in 46 patients >the blocks with which we build." - Maharshi Mehi

While explaining the central message of the above lines he got overwhelmed with such a strong surge of emotion of renunciation that he stood up and asked the invigilator, “May I go out, Sir?” Thinking that he wanted to go to toilet, the invigilator granted the permission but little did he know that this young lad was not merely going out of the examination hall briefly but had decided to bid adieu to the very household life for good. In fact, Mehi had made already three unsuccessful attempts to flee home, but this time his determination was rock solid and he was never ever to look back again.

Gurus
Baba Devi Sahab was the main spiritual Guru of Mehi. However, before


receiver. One such protocol is known as UDP/IP (User Datagram Protocol/Internet Protocol). In this protocol, each time a sender sends a data packet the receiver sends an acknowledgement confirming to the sender that the receiver has received the data packet. Once the sender receives this acknowledgement, it can safely assume that the receiver has received the packet and the sender can thus delete this packet from its system. If the sender does not receive this acknowledgement, it assumes that the receiver has not received the packet and thus the sender sends the packet again to the receiver.
These protocols have been advantageously applied in the context of a client/server computing network, where a client computer system requests a server computer system to perform part of the client computer system'sBose–Einstein condensation, and the coherent quantum–like states of charged beams in particle accelerators. At the same time, for some theoretical problems such as quantum computing and the quantization of gravity, semiclassical methods have so far been the main or sometimes the only tool that led to some partial results.

Traditionally, the main theoretical tools employed to recover classical aspects of quantum systems and study the transition between the classical and the quantum domain fall in two classes: on the one hand asymptotic series expansions in powers of $\hbar$, such as the semiclassical WKBJ approximation; on the other hand, the singling out of particular quantum states exhibiting some degree of space and time coherent behavior.

In all such cases the arrow points in the direction going from the deep quantum domain


explained above, and assuming a basic granularity of the Universe, made up of nucleons of mass $m$ interacting via the gravitational force, Calogero derives an expression for Planck’s constant, $h=G^{1/2} m^{3/2} R^{1/2}$, with $G$ the Newtonian gravitational constant and $R$ the observed radius of the Universe. This formula, which connects the fundamental constant of quantum theory with the fundamental gravitational constants, was already known since some time [@weinberg], but its meaning and implications were so far unexplained.

In the present paper we reformulate the scheme of Calogero dropping the hypothesis of the gravitational chaos, and replacing it with the assumption of a general principle of stability for classical dynamical systems. The requirement of mechanical stability holds independently of the interaction being considered (as long as the latter is attractive),a characteristic scale of length $l$ connected to the characteristic time $\tau$.

General formulation: the Keplerian fractal form of the tremor
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We consider at first the particular case of the Universe. In order to reformulate position (1) in a form which is independent from the number $N$ of constituents, we define the mean volume per particle $V/N$, with $V$ the mean global volume of the Universe, and a characteristic length $$l \cong (V/N)^{1/3} \, .$$

The following simple chain of relations then trivially follows from Eqs. (1) and (15): $$\tau^{2} \cong \frac{V}{N} \frac{{\cal{T}}^{2}}{V}
\cong l^{3} \frac{{\cal{T}}^{2}}{V} \cong l^{3}
\frac{{\cal{T}}^{2}}{R^{3}} \, ,$$

where we have exploited $V \cong R^{3}$, with $R$ the observed radius. On the other hand, ${\cal{T}}$ is of the same order of magnitude of the period of a particle subject


gaseous discharge plasmas, thermonuclear fusion plasmas, and so on, each associated to particular values of the parameters [@plasma].

As we have already remarked above, we cannot expect to obtain $\alpha
\cong h$ in all such cases. However, for high pressure and extremely high pressure gaseous discharge plasmas (for which $n_{e} = 10^{21}$m$^{-3}$, $R_{D} = 10^{-7}$m and $n_{e} = 10^{23}$m$^{-3}$, $R_{D} = 10^{-9}$m, respectively), for plasmas in stationary regimes induced by lasers (for which $n_{e} = 10^{17}$m$^{-3}$, $R_{D} = 10^{-9}$m), and for plasmas induced by lasers in thermonuclear fusion experiments (for which $n_{e} = 10^{28}$m$^{-3}$, $R_{D} = 5 \cdot 10^{-10}$m) [@plasma] eq. (26) gives just $\alpha \cong h$ up at most one order of magnitude.

In the other cases of celestial, gaseous discharge and thermonuclear fusion plasmas, which evidently are in morewithout doubt mantained, during very long time periods in a stable and “coherent" state of motion by the constant application of focussing external magnetic fields and by impulsive energy pumping from radiofrequency cavities.

In the reference frame comoving with the bunch of the beam, one can consider the transverse oscillations of a charged particle with respect to the ideal circular orbit. Also in this case the associated effective force is in first approximation elastic (neglecting in the magnetic field terms higher then the dipolar contributions): $$F = -k_{b} x \, ,$$

where $x$ is the transverse displacement and $k$ the effective elastic constant. From eq. (14) we have then $$\alpha \cong m^{1/2} k_{b}^{1/2} R^{2} \, ,$$ with $m$ the mass of the particles (protons or electrons) and $R$ the transverse


way. In our opinion, it is exactly the very crude and semiquantitative character of our analysis that makes this result expecially compelling. Our next effort will be to explicitely construct an algorithm which allows the present scheme to rest on more quantitative grounds.

Coming to terms with the conceptual issues that our analysis opens wide, the first thought must concern the physical origin of the coherent tremor, which remains an open question. One might say that our findings support an enlarged Calogerian point of view, asserting that a tiny chaotic (stochastic) component of the motion actually affects the dynamics of any classical system, with gravity playing no particular privileged role, and that this universal chaoticity is at the origin of quantization. The chaoticity would be universal, in spite ofout of contact with the brake drum and the relatively high braking forces when the shoes are in contact with the drum. An adjusting mechanism in the adjuster automatically makes a clearance decreasing adjustment when the low force part of the brake stroke exceeds a predetermined length. The adjusting mechanism is blocked out or prevented from making a clearance decreasing adjustment during the high force part of the brake stroke to prevent over adjustment of the brake. The high force part of the brake stroke is often larger than the first part due to the high forces causing deformation in the brake assembly and therefore can quickly over adjust the brake if the adjusting mechanism is not blocked out.
One prior art brake adjuster, of the clearance sensing type,


that levosimendan is useful in the treatment of pulmonary hypertension.
Therefore, the present invention provides the use of (xe2x88x92)-[[4-(1,4,5,6-tetra-hydro-4-methyl-6-oxo-3-pyridazinyl)phenyl]hydrazono]propanedinitrile or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof in the manufacture of a medicament for the treatment of pulmonary hypertension.
The present invention also provides a method for the treatment of pulmonary hypertension in a patient, said method comprising administering to a patient in need thereof a pulmonary blood pressure lowering amount of (xe2x88x92)-[[4-(1,4,5,6-tetrahydro-4-methyl-6-oxo-3-pyridazinyl)phenyl]hydrazono]propanedinitrile or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof.carbon monoxide poisoning or coarse particulate material in the bronchia. The main problems exhibited by the patient were due to airway swelling and lung injury (PO~2~/FiO~2~ ratio: 135). In addition to the abovementioned findings, after two days on mechanical ventilation, a large amount of purulent secretion was eliminated through the orotracheal tube and the inflammatory markers increased. Treatment for early-onset VAP was started with ceftriaxone and clindamycin. These antibiotics were maintained because community pathogens were isolated from the culture (multi-drug sensitive *Streptococcus pneumoniae* \>1,000,000 CFU/mL and *Haemophilus influenzae* \>1,000,000 CFU/mL). The patient was also given systemic corticosteroids for approximately 72 hours to reduce the airway swelling. Exhibiting clinical improvement, the patient was extubated on day four and discharged from the ICU on day six and from the hospital


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finally ended up accepting a job at the, for the Idaho department of fish and game
in American Falls, Idaho in southeastern part of the state as a conservation
officer. Well, the duties of a conservation officer are largely law enforcement
oriented but in Idaho as did in many other states they capitalize upon their
conservation officers or whatever they maybe called, these are the work people,
this is the man power that's draw upon when big jobs have to be done and
they're located throughout the state, they're readily available and I think most of
the conservation officers even though they may be a bit law enforcement
oriented primarily they enjoyed these other jobs too and so at American Falls I
was able to participate in dove call count surveys and the pheasant surveys,
winterthat was generally true of the Fish and Wildlife Service in those days.
We worked as long as it took to get the job done. The only reprieve would be a
rainy day and it doesn't take much to put you out of commission on the prairies
when it rains, a quarter of an inch can do it because those roads get greasy slick
and most of them are gravel and un-paved, a paved route, road up there in those
days is quite unusual. So, on a rainy day that was a day that we'd stay in town
and do our laundry, we'd update our reports, correspondence, buy groceries,
things to the sort.
Q Did the air crews fly these comparison areas more then once or did they
just fly them once on an operational basis?
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That's a


good question. There were a number, a number of these air ground
comparison units. There must of have been six or seven of them I guess but
they flew ours more then once. They flew it several times. I, I did see the
figures, I never saw what the, I never saw what the visibility ratios were --
(tape change)
A question had been raised here about overtime and everything I mentioned that
we never drew it or anything so let me go back if I can to the days back in the Rio
Grande Valley when I was working under Ed Elmore, US Game Management
Agent, my supervisor in Corpus Christi and of course I got instructions from Ed
and also during that week with Larry Marafca you know, to record everything I'd
done in some detailgood but whatever, so, so we
worked these long hours in, in banding and trapping and the work itself was
challenging because you'd try to find a pothole that had, well you could see a
number of broods on it and hopefully Mallards and then try to figure out how to
out smart the Mallards. If you give them half a chance they'd run up the far side
and out in the prairie and be off in the pothole to the, over the hill in a, in a few
seconds. They're not adverse at all to departing the pothole, other species not
so much so.
Q So, you were dry trapping these birds as apposed to bait trapping?
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That's right. We were dry trapping. We had equipment that we could put up very
easily and so in addition


and there's only one Jerry Stout and we visited a great
deal and I learned a great deal about wetlands in the Dakotas and also from
Jerry's work in Canada. Ray Merty was also in the office for a while and he
worked out of Northern Prairie Wildlife research center once it got set up. Well,
enjoyed the days in Aberdeen a great deal and the habitat work a great deal but
an opportunity came back to go back to Patuxent to work with Walt Crissy and
his brand new deputy a fellow by the name of Dr. Al Guise. Al Guise was the
statistician and one of the most, together they were among the most remarkable
people I've ever met in my life and so, Al Guise came out to visit us in
Minneapolis. Let meso the Service mounted an all out program there by
bringing in pilots, refuge pilots, flyway biologist pilots and gathering together
propane cannons and other things that are used for harassing geese and well,
we did cause quite a stir there I can assure you. A lot of geese got up in the air,
a lot of them came back where they were, the program ran over probably over
ten days the best I can recall. In the process of course, a lot of the Wisconsin
goose hunters got concerned about this, driving geese away would lessen their
opportunities to hunt geese not that they didn't have a lot of opportunity or more
then their opportunity anyway, became a great big political hot potato and it was
culminated then in the state of Wisconsin driving out, the


resources has always gone into waterfowl which
is proper I think but on the other hand, other res, other species such as the
mourning dove, woodcock snipe, fan tailed pigeon and so forth were being
overlooked. The Service doing virtually little about these so, a group of
concerned people including citizens and sportsman got together and prevailed
upon Congress to make a special appropriation of I believe it was one point eight
million dollars to further research on the non-waterfowl migratory game birds.
We always have problems describing this group of birds, some people call them
migratory upun and mig, upun and shore birds and different handles but we don’t
have a good designation for them so I’ll just call them non-waterfowl although it is
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a negative connotation so, so here the Service is, it’s confronted with thisthe management activities that their people would
participate in the past. This has both it's good and bad aspects of course, you
know, it probably made for a more sophisticated law enforcement, a concern was
coming up about the endangered, endangered species and, and unlawful
international trade and so there was a real need for a division of management
enforcement or branch of management enforcement to change and so it
eventually became the division of, of law enforcement and probably Clark Bavin
the Chief was instrumental in that but the, but the professionalism of, of service
enforcement officers became higher I think they were able to spend a much
higher part of their time in true enforcement activities, these have been
complicated by a number of things like I mentioned endangered species act and
sitees and some of the


in that job I had I suppose probably two primary
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responsibilities, one was as a supervisor to the flyway representatives, I should
say something about them but these are key people. One assigned to each of
the four flyways, the Atlantic, Mississippi, central and pacific. These are the key
people that represent the Fish and Wildlife Service in migratory bird matters and
including the regulatory matters and that was a, an extremely simple job from my
aspect because we had such competent people in those jobs, we had Ed Addy
and, and Warren Byrondon and Jerry Saree in now in the Atlantic flyway position
and we had, we had Art Hawkins and then Ken Gamble came along as the
representative for the Mississippi flyway and then we had, in the central flyway
we had Ray Bower and laterseveral things. I don’t know which one would be, I’d single
out maybe but I, I enjoyed the wetlands program a great deal because hopefully
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the areas that were set aside, purchased will be something that will be held in
perpetuity for, for the betterment for north American waterfowl. I, many, many of
the research accomplishments folks, I’m not degrading what the
accomplishments are but sometimes they don’t seem to have enduring benefits
maybe like something physical like a wetland out there. I enjoyed working with
Graham Cooch of the Canadian Wildlife Service in apply satellite imagery for
monitoring snow conditions on the breeding grounds of the arctic nesting and sub
arctic nesting geese and Bob Monroe from the Wildlife group out of Patuxent was
involved in that. He’d been doing some other use of satellite imagery for,


there in 1950. Well, upon finishing a degree I guess
somebody feels that you aught to get out and do something worthwhile and find a
job. Well, all of my friends in wildlife were going to become researchers and
although I was interested in research I thought it seemed to be a sort of a narrow
type of position to take upon just beginning in wildlife so I kept an open mind and
3
finally ended up accepting a job at the, for the Idaho department of fish and game
in American Falls, Idaho in southeastern part of the state as a conservation
officer. Well, the duties of a conservation officer are largely law enforcement
oriented but in Idaho as did in many other states they capitalize upon their
conservation officers or whatever they maybe called, these areor maybe try something different. When in
the process I met a fellow by the name of Floyd Thompson who is a game
management agent and working for the Fish and Wildlife Service and he was in
charge of the state of Utah and I remember he came up one day and he said, he
7
came over to visit our trailer and he, he said you know, what are you planning to
do? And I said well, I'm not absolutely certain. Well, he said, I'd like to interest
you in a job, an opportunity, he said I can't offer you the job but I could tell you of
some opportunities that exist. And I said well, I'm, I'm ears what are they? Well,
he said you know, because you've had law enforcement experience and with the
state


that simple and
they were on their own at that point and they did the best they could with the
resources they had to try to best answer that question.
Q Art Hawkins talks about when he was setting up the you know, the system
of transects in Manitoba and how muddy the roads were and it must have been
you know, really, I mean just the dedication of those people is what really
amazes me because you're doing something that nobody can really check on
you, you know and you can come back with any kind of a report, nobody's going
to, going to doubt but there was a vision back then that, that really has been --
(Side B)
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But they did have few advantages for example we didn't have safety meetings in
those days, safety reports,radio, I could pick up a commercial radio station and
invariably Dave would turn over, he'd crank up the, crank up the radio and he
was real fan of a guy named Elvis Presley who I didn't know, I didn't know who
he was until he died you know but Elvis was just coming into his own then and
Dave was really into Elvis Presley music and he'd turn the thing up full
(inaudible) you know and so anyway there after I said, I'd always say to Dave
now, why, Dave why don't you ride in the other car here so we'd circulate around
you know and have different people so we'd all get to know each other real good
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and boy we did get to know everyone real good at the end of the summer


the crew
members was handling the straws that we'd draw every time and it was the
oddest thing because Dave would always draw the short straw, you know. Dave
was always the last man for the shower and he never figured that out, never
figured it out. Anyway at the end of about a month of banding waterfowl up
there you know, you got to know your crew members really well and they're some
wonderful people. We were all different of course and we had our own problems,
and we had our own attributes and everything but, but we were, there was a real
sense of camaraderie that developed and I think most of us kept in touch with
each other in the years ahead. I know I did with most of my crew members and I
bumpedto the, back to your career. Texas, up there in Saskatchewan
banding.
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Okay, well, wind down the work the Game management agents have done but
when I tool the job I, I sort of thought that I'd probably not spend the whole full
career in game management not that it wasn't interesting but I was interested in
other aspects of, of waterfowl management research and in fact when I, even
before I took the job Floyd Thompson told me, he says, you know, you know, he
says what you need to do is to get your first job in an outfit and get some
experience and things and then he says, opportunities will come up in other
areas if you happened to be interested in those other areas and so I sort of
followed Floyd on that and


mounting and the reason for this
was that at the same time one part of the government, the US Fish and Wildlife
Service was interested in preserving waterfowl habitat on the breeding range
another part of the government in the department of agriculture and in the ASC
agricultural stabilization and conservation service in particular and the soil
conservation service were engaged in a program that was headed exactly the
opposite way to, to destroy wetland habitat. Well, this program had originated
back in World War II as a means of increasing food production, the rational I
guess being that by, by draining potholes and potholes have very rich soils that
additional grain or other crops could be produced for the war effort and so the
36
government was subsidizing farmers to drain potholes. There were two parts,
two so calledhad the privilege of meeting him but he did this
wonderful, wonderful article, came out in the field, he talked to, he talked to
waterfowl biologist in the Fish and Wildlife Service, he talked to state biologists,
he talked to the people in the department of Agriculture who were involved in the
program and everything and he did a wonderful piece of investigative reporting
and "Goodbye Potholes" is truly one of the most remarkable and important
pieces of popular literature in the whole era of waterfowl management and
research and I sometimes wonder how many waterfowl biologists have ever
read, particularly waterfowl biologist today have ever read "Goodbye Potholes".
So, in order to someway evaluate, better evaluate what is being done by the
Department of Agriculture and to find means of offsetting it the Fish and Wildlife
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Service set


and Mynot in South
Dakota we eventually had another office in, in Hyrum and in Minnesota the
offices were in Fergus Falls and Benson. Grady Mann was in Fergus Falls and
Clyde Oden in Jamestown and Blue Madden in Devil's Lake and George Jonco
in Hyrum and those are the names that come to mind. So we were, we were
essentially given a free hand. We were not told, you know how to do this job.
We were expected to exercise whatever ingenuity we, we could to evaluate the
situation and try to figure out some solutions to it. So in the beginning we would
testify a great deal before different agricultural meetings where the various
agricultural programs were being discussed. We'd point out that there is another
side to this. You know, we're very concerned about thesomething. Those were exciting days in the Fish and
Wildlife Service because new programs were being set up, the Morning dove
surveys for example were being set up nationally in a new randomized manner
and so I worked with that and the people beginning to get concerned about other
species and waterfowl beside the morning dove, a wood cock for example.
Some friends of Bob Burwell's the regional director then in Minneapolis. He
called me into his office one day and he says, you know, I've got some friends
and he says you know, they're, they're real avid wood cock hunters and they're
concerned that we don't know much about wood cock and he says they tell me
that we aught to have some kind of a workshop or something and pull together
the few people in the


Illinois,
crab orchard and Horseshoe lake area but this is a population it's been studied
over the years on this, it's a population that attracts an awful lot of hunting
pressure and wildlife populations tend to react to changes in the environment and
as did the Canada Geese in the Horacan, around the refuge there that farmers
planted more and more corn and geese learned how to capitalize on the corn to
the extent of actually pulling it off, off the stocks. So, geese lingered in
Wisconsin longer and longer periods of time and arrived in Illinois later and later
and of course with more geese around for longer periods of time in Wisconsin the
harvest of those geese kept mounting to the concern of, of, of Illinois and each of
the states had a theoretical goose harvestthere to occupy the, this plantation she was very
put out that the, well people of our standing don’t live in single floor dwellings,
you know you have to have a second floor if you’re going to be anybody very
important and so there upon a second floor was added to Snowden and if you
visit Patuxent you can see where that change in roof line has been made.
Anyway, we were extremely cramped because more and more people were
being brought on board. Walt Crissy was devising all sorts of new programs, a
parts collection survey for example, where hunters would send in duck wings or
goose tails and techniques have been found by Sa, Sam Carnie and others
working with him as to how to identify not only the species of bird of course from
a


from the trace non-preserving CP-PPT map giving the same transformation.

The optimal probability in the trace non-preserving scheme for the transformation of maximally entangled states ($d'\!>\!d$) can be obtained in the same fashion as section III. Employing the notation of section III we obtain the constraints $$\begin{aligned}
    1\ge a_1 \ge 0, \;\;\;\; a_2 \ge 0, \;\;\;\; a_4 \ge 0, \;\;\;\;
    1\ge a_2 + a_4, \hspace*{-0.75cm}&&  \\
    (d'+1)a_1+(d'+1)(d-1)a_2+(d-1) a_4&\ge& 0, \\
    -(d'+1)a_1+(d'+1)(d+1)a_2+(d+1)a_4&\ge& 0, \\
    -(d'-1)a_1-(d'-1)(d-1)a_2+(d-1)a_4&\ge& 0, \\
    (d'-1)a_1-(d'-1)(d+1)a_2+(d+1) a_4&\ge& 0\end{aligned}$$ under which the success probability, given by $a_1$, has to be maximized. The result is $$p(P^+_d \rightarrow P^+_{d'})= \frac{d-1}{d'-1},
\label{eq: probability of mes 2}$$ whose PPT map $\Psi$ is, on the levela CP-PPT map due to $(\Omega(\Psi)^{\Gamma_i\otimes\Gamma'_i})^{\Gamma_V}\!\ge\!0$, is utilized and consumed in the LOCC-implementation of $\Psi(\rho)$ [@Cirac01a]. If a CP-PPT map $\Psi$ can accomplish a transformation that is impossible under LOCC alone, then $\Omega(\Psi)^{\Gamma_V}$ must be entangled (otherwise the transformation can also be accomplished by LOCC because LOCC can generate any separable state), and therefore the PPT-state $\Omega(\Psi)^{\Gamma_V}$ is a PPT bound entangled state [@Horodecki98a]. Consequently, one can conclude that the transformation such as $\hbox{GHZ}\!\leftrightarrow\!W$ can be accomplished by LOCC with the consumption of PPT bound entangled states. Much attention has been paid to bound entanglement to clarify its properties, and several applications of bound entanglement have been reported [@Horodecki99c; @Dur99a; @Smolin01a; @Shor03a; @Murao01a; @Dur01a; @Kaszlikowski02a; @Sen02a; @Dur01b; @Horodecki03a; @Dur04a; @Augusiak04a]. As shown above, PPT bound entanglement enables the


unlockable state}\end{aligned}$$ where $\rho_{001}\!=\!|001\rangle\langle001|$ and $\rho_{110}\!=\!|110\rangle\langle110|$. It can be confirmed that the state $\Omega^{\Gamma_V}$ is an unlockable state as follows. Due to the constraints of $(\Omega^{\Gamma_{V_A}\otimes\Gamma'_{V_A}})^{\Gamma_{V}}\!\ge\!0$ and $(\Omega^{\Gamma_{V_B}\otimes\Gamma'_{V_B}})^{\Gamma_{V}}\!\ge\!0$, the mixed state of $\Omega^{\Gamma_V}$ is undistillable by LOCC, because LOCC is PPT-preserving and no tripartite and bipartite [*pure*]{} entangled state exists that is PPT with respect to both $A$ and $B$. However, a GHZ state can be distilled from $\Omega^{\Gamma_V}$ of Eq. (\[eq: Unlockable state\]) or Eq. (\[eq: Optimized unlockable state\]), if $A$ and $B$ perform global operations that distinguish $P^+_{AB}$ and ${\openone}\!-\!P^+_{AB}$.

Similarly, the map $\Psi$, whose associated state is $$\Omega=3\rho_{GHZ}^{(N)}\otimes \rho_{GHZ}^{(N')}
    +({\openone}\!-\!\rho_{GHZ}^{(N)})\otimes ({\openone}\!-\!\rho_{GHZ}^{(N')}),
\label{eq: Multipartite unlockable state}$$ can transform a $N$-partite GHZ state ($\rho_{GHZ}^{(N)}$) to a $N'$-partite GHZ state, and furthermore the state $\Omega^{\Gamma_V}$ is an unlockable state \Omega_{000001,000010} &\!=\!& \Omega_{000001,000100} = \Omega_{000010,000100} = b_2,\\
    \Omega_{000011,000011} &\!=\!& \Omega_{000101,000101} = \Omega_{000110,000110} = b_3,\\
    \Omega_{000011,000101} &\!=\!&  \Omega_{000011,000110} = \Omega_{000101,000110} =    b_3,\\
    \Omega_{000000,111000} &\!=\!& 8\Omega_{000111,111111} = -b_1,\\
    \Omega_{000001,111001} &\!=\!& \Omega_{000010,111010} = \Omega_{000100,111100} = b_2,\end{aligned}$$ $$\begin{aligned}
    \Omega_{000001,111010} &\!=\!& \Omega_{000001,111100} = \Omega_{000010,111100} = b_2,\\
    \Omega_{000011,111011} &\!=\!& \Omega_{000101,111101} = \Omega_{000110,111110} = -b_3,\\
    \Omega_{000011,111101} &\!=\!&  \Omega_{000011,111110} = \Omega_{000101,111110} =
    -b_3.\end{aligned}$$ Now an elementary but lengthy calculation shows that the chosen parameters define a feasible point of the problem and yield a success probability of $\hbox{tr}\{\Omega\rho_{GHZ}\otimes{\openone}\}=0.8$.

To prove the optimality of this result we now consider the dual problem. The Lagrange function for the minimization


to those presented in the previous sections hold. Following the arguments analogous to those in section \[sec: Tripartite\] most matrix elements of $\Omega$ vanish. In the following we will present those non-vanishing matrix elements that are sufficient to reconstruct all the remaining non-zero elements of the trial solution from the symmetries of the problem. With $b_1=3b_2/4=3b_3=1/6$ $$\begin{aligned}
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    \Omega_{000000,000000} &\!=\!& \Omega_{111000,111000} = b_2/2,\\
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Yai soon managed to rebuild a new factory in Kawasaki near Tokyo (see Fig. 1), where numbers of commercially successful batteries were produced, as shown in Fig. 2 [4].

Thus Yai paved the way for the dry battery business. In fact, the functional qualities of Yai batteries were evaluated officially as the best in terms of discharge and lifetime characteristics [4]. Yai’s company beat out domestic and foreign competitors, and grew to reign supreme over the Japanese dry battery market. Eventually, he became known as the "king of dry battery" [4,5], but unfortunately he passed away by stomach cancer in 1927. Since Yai’s company was not inherited by his successors, the company name disappeared from the registry of the Japan Battery and Appliance Industries Association (JBAA) in 1950 [4,5].

2.2Primary Batteries for Consumer Electronics

Following Yai’s glorious triumph, numbers of start-ups were established for producing dry batteries, among which ‘Matsushita Electric Co., Ltd.’ founded by Konosuke Matsushita in Osaka in 1918, achieved quantum leaps in the dry battery business by making a stepping-stone of the battery-powered lamp, as shown in Fig. 3, developed in 1923 dedicatedly for use in bicycles [4]. With great success in battery business, ‘Matsushita Electric’ was reconstructed in 1935 as a household appliance company, named ‘Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. Ltd.’, operating ‘Matsushita Battery Industry Co., Ltd.’ and ‘National Storage Battery Co., Ltd.’ as subsidiaries, both of which achieved dramatic progress after World War II by developing a great variety of primary and secondary batteries, respectively.

In fact, ‘Matsushita Battery Industry’ released in quick succession a


produce specific types of dry batteries dedicatedly for radio receivers, which were, however, supplied mostly by Yai’s company [4]. Furthermore, according as new broadcast stations were opened in prefectural metropolises one after another throughout Japan, a great number of dedicated lead-acid batteries were also put into the market of radio receivers (for example, see Fig. 15; A-type battery for the filament voltage, and B-type for the plate voltage in vacuum tube radio receivers) [7,9].
In this way Japanese primary and secondary battery industries contributed greatly to the post-quake reconstruction.

5. Postwar Reconstruction

The catastrophic destruction all over Japan by numbers of air raids during World War II (1939-45) was the largest-ever obstacle to the progress of the Japanese battery industry. It should be remarked here that just after the War tillinvestigation, but the circumstances of the present case are not patently improper and reversible as they were in Donesay. In the circumstances of this case, we look to the regular standard of review for the admission of evidence.
*844 Admission of evidence is entrusted to the sound discretion of the trial court. Discretion is abused only where no reasonable person would take the view adopted by the trial court. Absent a clear showing of abuse of discretion, evidentiary findings of the trial court will not be set aside on appeal. 265 Kan. at 82. It cannot be said of the evidence regarding Destiny's having a baby that no reasonable person would take the view of the trial court. Thus, there was no abuse of discretion.
Parker next contends that the


little sound?
"A. Sounded almost like a cat meowing.
"Q. Did your daughter have a cat?
"A. No, she didn't."
Parker charges that the prosecutor's eliciting evidence of the baby's condition in violation of the motion in limine ruling demonstrates "ill will and was so gross and flagrant as to prejudice" Parker's right to a fair trial.
The State contends that defense counsel's continuing objection to the admission of evidence concerning the baby is insufficient to preserve a violation of the motion in limine ruling for appeal. The State cites State v. Whitesell, 270 Kan. 259, 283-84, 13 P.3d 887 (2000). In Whitesell, which does not involve a continuing objection, *845 the court stated that the defendant could not "raise an issue on appeal where no contemporaneous objection was made and where theshown in the trial court's ruling.
Parker also contends that the district court abused its discretion in admitting gruesome photographs and video. He concedes that the set of photos are relevant.
Parker's appellate counsel complains that the jury was shown three different sets of gruesome photographs of the crime scene. In fact, the jury saw a videotape of Destiny's townhouse, where the crime occurred, and one set of photographs, which was used for several purposes. The photographic prints are also present in the record on a compact disc. The photographs on the compact disc were downloaded to the hard drive of a laptop computer used by *847 the State's witness, Michael VanStratton, to give a power point presentation on blood pattern analysis.
Parker contends that the trial court abused its discretion


discretion may be reached if the admitted photographs were unduly repetitious and cumulative or their introduction was solely for the purpose of prejudice." 246 Kan. at 286. The Spears court cited State v. Randol, 212 Kan. 461, 467, 513 P.2d 248 (1973), for the unduly repetitious and cumulative photographs or prejudicial principle. 246 Kan. at 286.
Twenty-five photographs and the crime scene videotape were shown to the jury in this case. Although the number is high, most of the photographs were essential to VanStratton in explaining the blood patterns and linking them to the wounds on the victim's body and the instruments that caused the wounds. The videotape of the townhouse was useful, but certainly not essential, for acquainting the jurors with the scene of the crime. Our casediscovered a truth that other men probably knew already— that once you'd packed a bag in front of a woman there was no possibility of unpacking, or of not going and taking the damn bag with you.

Worse, Joy, who preferred to watch movies on DVD rather than in a theater, as they were meant to be seen, had given him a list of films he was forbidden to see without her, and of course these were the only ones worth seeing. He'd spent an hour looking through the restaurant guides provided by the hotel, but couldn't decide on one, or even on what kind of food he wanted. Griffin had no trouble making these sorts of decisions when she was around, but for some reason, when he had


many fans are sure to savor the journey."

Pam Houston, O, The Oprah Magazine
"In one of America's most mythic landscapes, Russo details one man's shaky first steps out of his past and into self-knowledge with good humor, generosity, and an open heart."

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If this is your56 arranged in a manner such that it receives code data supplied from an external host computer 52, generates page information consisting of dot data in accordance with the supplied code data, and successively transmits the dot data to printer engine 57. Host computer 52 selects and loads application software from a storage device, such as a floppy disc, which stores various kinds of application software, so as to start the program in the application software. Host computer 52 then performs a color image process by using the above-described application software to generate multi-color information, or to store the information.
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read from the image memory so as to obtain image data of complete bit map when novel image data is generated by recursively utilizing the image data which has been temporarily stored in the image memory, as well as when the image data is printed out with Post Script.RTM. like processing. When the compression and the expansion are performed by means of hardware, another problem arises in that a control circuit, the structure of which is quite complicated, must be used.real brass nobility as the piece draws to an end. The sense of
music moving forward with unanswerable logic was a Boult speciality during
his leaner youthful and mid-point years. And this is especially true of Pohjola's
Daughter which receives a whipped-up drama of a performance, full of brooding
interjections and sonorities.

So, Boult stands revealed as a fine exponent of the tone poems. The recordings
themselves sound as good, I suspect, as they are going to at the moment. But
you will still have to accept some rather papery sonics and awry balances,
and sometimes orchestral ensemble discipline is lacking the ultimate distinction.

Jonathan WoolfAnd a further perspective from Rob Barnett:-
These recordings first saw the light of day in the year of Sibelius’s
death. Sibelius had died at the age of 92 on 20 September 1957 at


in collision risk and unloading downtime risk.
To reduce risks, prior art systems are known which provide an SPM (Single point Mooring) terminal at a distance of 2000 meters from the FPSO for offloading. Such an arrangement permits weathervaning of the shuttle tanker, eliminates proximity to the FPSO, reduces the cost of collision between the shuttle tanker and the terminal, and minimizes the cost of shuttle tanker assistance.
Such prior art spread moored FPSO offloading systems and methods have provided an independent SPM for a shuttle tanker such as a CALM buoy located a long distance (usually about 2000 meters) from the FPSO in order that a shuttle tanker not contact the FPSO. A flow line, such as a steel pipeline, is run from the FPSO to the CALM buoy.We can even watch this process in motion in other places in our galaxy. We also know that, once the pieces which eventually form the planets get to a certain size, they can grow by their gravitational pull on smaller objects – trapping them in unstable orbits before they eventually crash into the surface. Violent growth, but growth nonetheless.

But there is a big gap in the understanding of this process, and it’s how a disk of rotating gas and dust can possibly lead to the number of large and small planets that we see today. This is exactly the question that the new paper is trying to answer.

Over the past decade, scientists have proposed a number of models starting with the assumption that the gas and dust disk


and her children. She stated that on the night of the fire, she and the Defendant got into an argument. The Defendant was angry with her for going to Robinson's house to buy dinner for her and Thomas. The Defendant thought that Johnson was taking Robinson's side in his dispute with Robinson. The conversation got out of hand, so she asked the Defendant to leave her house and she took the keys from him. He left, but came back later, asking to stay for the night. Johnson refused at first, then relented because she did not want him to be on the streets. Thomas then came home, *848 and he and Johnson discussed the situation.
Johnson testified that after her argument with the Defendant, Robinson came to her houserelationship with the Defendant, he became angry and threatened to "burn her down." After Robinson's unsuccessful attempt to resolve the dispute, the Defendant, who had been drinking, followed Robinson and Busby on foot toward Robinson's house. THOMAS went after him in his car. During the drive back to their house, the Defendant told THOMAS, "I'll set this mfon fire." When Thomas and Johnson were getting ready for bed, they heard the front door open twice. Not long after the door opened the second time, Robinson called Thomas told him her house was on fire.
After returning home from the fire scene, Thomas and Johnson saw the Defendant leaning over the kitchen sink washing his hands. Johnson saw the Defendant use bleach. Thomas smelled the chemical. The couple also observed


Q:

How much vacation time is typical during a PhD in Singapore?

Just to check if anyone is familiar with the vacation period of PhD students in Singapore?
I am considering a PhD in Singapore, there are two main universities NUS (National University of Singapore), and NTU (Nanyang Technological University).
There are two vacation periods for undergraduates, namely the "summer" break from May to July, and the "winter" break from December to Jan. (Singapore only has one season, hence the quotation marks)
However, I am not sure if the above applies for graduate students, especially PhD students on stipend.

A:

I got my Ph.D. at NTU.  Ph.D. students would generally be getting 21 days of leave for each calendar year (i.e. Jan-Dec) in both NUS and NTU (see links below).
With a 5 day work-week,Friday, April 5, 2013

The last of the patent attorneys

Patent attorneys are a rare breed in New Zealand. Under a new regulatory framework announced this week we are going to become even scarcer. Or maybe we are simply going to see fewer registered patent attorneys who do not do patent attorney work.

The Governments of Australia and New Zealand have announced an arrangement to give effect to a joint regulatory framework for patent attorneys to register and practice between Australia and New Zealand. The two governments are pursuing a Single Economic Market (SEM) agenda which aims to create a seamless trans-Tasman business environment.

The patent attorney profession is a small profession. Regulation of this profession is seen as low hanging fruit to demonstrate progress toward stronger relationships between Australia and New


and stability of the system of two interdependent spatially embedded networks. We use approximate entropy($ApEn$) as the measure of randomness. One of the big challenges here is how to introduce controlled degree of randomness into the system. Therefore, we propose an intermediate model which describes the system with dependency map between identical map and totally random map. Inspired by the constructing procedure of the Watt-Strogatz small-world model[@watts1998collective], starting from an identical dependency map, we rewire each dependency link at random with probability $q$. By increasing $q$ from $0$ to $1$, the $ApEn$ increases monotonically. Therefore, the traverse of randomness can be generally represented by $q$. We reveal that there is a critical value $q_c$, for which the percolation transition becomes continuous, whereas for any $q > q_c$ thenumber of employed persons in Gaza in 2008 decreased by 27,000.

Since September 2000, the labour market as well as all other services sectors started deteriorating, where it can be noticed that participation rate in the labour force in 2004 decreased to 20.9 per cent among youth 10-24 years compared with 25.1 per cent in 2000 in Gaza according to the Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics.

The blockade in the last years, and the disastrous effect of the war on Gaza in

the January 2009 Operation Cast Lead, have led many enterprises and industries out of business. The fishing industry, for example, has been crippled with the the 3nautical mile limit in which they can venture with their boats, forcing thousands of fishermen out of the job.

The same applies to jobs


South African Medical Journal

Safety and affordability of an elective Saturday list at Pietersburg Hospital, Limpopo, South Africa

M.M.Z.U. Bhuiyan, R Mavhungu

Abstract

Background. The backlog of patients waiting for operations continues to be a problem in many public hospitals in South Africa (SA), with elective surgery procedures being postponed for up to 2 years.

Objective. To determine the rate of death in hospital or out of hospital within 30 days of an elective procedure performed on a Saturday, and to determine the cost incurred by paying staff members who perform these operations.

Method. A prospective, observational descriptive cohort study of all patients undergoing inpatient general surgery operations during weekdays and weekends between 1 September 2015 and 31 August 2016 (1 year) at Pietersburg Hospital (PBH), Limpopo, SA. Microsoft Excel 2010 (Microsoft, USA) wasQ:

Loss of motivation to do either academia or industry. Wasting days and feeling lost. Any advice?

I have submitted my STEM PhD thesis to the committee. If everything goes well, my defense will be done by the end of the year. I published 2 papers during my 5 years of PhD, few more to be submitted.
I had applied to few industrial positions a while back, got rejections.
I am feeling unmotivated and lost now. I don't feel like searching for postdoc or industrial positions. I am 31 years old.
I have few pending projects that I should be doing, but I am feeling hopeless and dumb. I am taking this time to study and revise the theoretical concepts from my masters and undergraduate. I should be honing my programming


patients, T-cell monitoring was used in subjects receiving combined vaccination (Prostate GVAX®) and ipilimumab immunotherapy. Differences were observed between patients who benefited from therapy and those who did not, with treatment-induced increased lymphocyte counts and CD4^+^/CD8^+^ T-cell activation all associated with clinical benefit. Prolonged overall survival was seen in patients with the highest pretreatment frequencies of CD4^+^ CTLA-4^+^ T cells and low pretreatment frequencies of regulatory T cells, suggesting that cancer-related expression of CTLA-4^+^ in CD4^+^ T cells may be a useful survival predictor and biomarker for patient selection prior to therapeutic CTLA-4 blockade in such individuals.[@b28-cmar-9-601]

A current trend has been to use anti-CTLA-4 therapy in association with other therapies, either immunotherapy (vaccination) or other checkpoint blockade reagents. In this context, the following recent studies are worthy ofHanna Sawicka

Hanka Sawicka, real name Hanna Krystyna Szapiro, pseudonym Hanka (born 19 December 1917 in Kraków, died 18 March 1943 in Warsaw) was a Polish communist, represented in Polish People's Republic propaganda as the first leader of the Union of Youth Struggle.

Life

Her parents were Maria and Bernard Szapiro. Her father was a member of PPS Lewica, a socialist party, as well as an uncle of the writer Stefan Kisielewski. In 1931 they moved to Warsaw, where Hanna finished school and studied law. In 1935 she became an activist of the 'Związek Niezależnej Młodzieży Socjalistycznej „Życie” (Union of Independent Socialist Youth). In the first days of the Nazi occupation, Sawicka organised help for political prisoners and published the first underground publication entitled 'Wolność' (Freedom).

In the underground resistance, Sawicka was


\leq \nu \leq \mu} \binom{\mu}{\nu} \langle \partial_t^{\mu+1} v, \partial_t^\nu B_\lambda \partial_t^{\mu-\nu +1} v \rangle \leq C Z_0 \sum_{1 \leq \nu \leq \mu} \|\partial_t^\nu B_\lambda\|_\infty \leq C \lambda^2 Z_0,$$ thus we obtain .

Second, we prove . Applying $\partial_t^\mu$ to (DW) and taking inner product it by $\partial_t^\mu u$, we have $$\begin{aligned}
&\frac{d}{dt} \{ \langle \partial_t^\mu v, \partial_t^{\mu+1} v \rangle + \frac{1}{2} \langle \partial_t^\mu v, B_\lambda \partial_t^\mu v \rangle \} + \|\nabla \partial_t^\mu v \|^2_2 - \| \partial_t^{\mu+1} v\|^2_2 \nonumber \\
& =   \langle \partial_t^\mu v, \partial_t^{\mu+2} v \rangle + \langle \partial_t^\mu v, B_\lambda \partial_t^{\mu+1} v \rangle  + \|\nabla \partial_t^\mu v \|^2_2 +  \frac{1}{2} \langle \partial_t^\mu v, \partial_t B_\lambda \partial_t^\mu v \rangle  \nonumber \\
&= - \sum_{1 \leq \nu \leq \mu} \binom{\mu}{\nu} \langle \partial_t^\mu  v, \partial_t^\nu B_\lambda\\
 & +  \sum_{i,j=1}^d \sum_{0 \leq b \leq d}  \frac{d}{dt} \int_{\Omega_\lambda} \partial_t^{\mu+1} v^i \partial_t^\mu \partial_b v^j c^{0b}_{ij}(\partial v) dx\\
 & = J_1 + J_2 + J_3 - \sum_{i,j=1}^d \sum_{1 \leq a,b \leq d} \frac{1}{2} \frac{d}{dt} \int_{\Omega_\lambda} \partial_t^\mu \partial_a v^i \partial_t^\mu \partial_b v^j c^{ab}_{ij} (\partial v) dx\\
 & \qquad \qquad + \sum_{i,j=1}^d \frac{1}{2} \frac{d}{dt} \int_{\Omega_\lambda} \partial_t^{\mu+1} v^i \partial_t^{\mu+1} v^j c^{00}_{ij} (\partial v) dx .\end{aligned}$$ We can estimate $|J_k| \leq C_\lambda \delta Z_0 \ (k=1,2,3)$ from Lemma \[lem:3.3\] and Lemma \[lem:A2\]. Therefore we get .

Second, we prove . Using Lemma \[lem:3.3\] and Lemma \[lem:A1\], we have $$\nonumber
\langle \partial_t^{\mu} v, \partial_t^\mu \tilde{F}_\lambda  \rangle \leq \|\partial_t^{\mu} v\|_2 \|\partial_t^\mu \tilde{F}_\lambda \|_2 \leq C_\lambda \delta Z \leq C_\lambda \delta Z_0.$$ Furthermore we calculate that $$\begin{aligned}
 & \sum_{i,j=1}^d \sum_{0 \leq a,b \leq


C_{\lambda,M}^2. \nonumber$$ This means . This completes the proof of .

Next, we prove . We calculate $$\nonumber
\frac{d}{dt} \left\{(1+t)^2 E(v(t)) \right\} = 2(1+t)E(v(t)) - (1+t)^2 \langle \partial_t v, B_\lambda \partial_t v \rangle + (1+t) \langle \partial_t v, F_\lambda \rangle.$$ Integrating the above equality over $[0,t]$, we get $$\begin{aligned}
 &(1+t)^2 E(v(t)) + \int_0^t (1+s)^2 \langle \partial_t v, B_\lambda \partial_t v \rangle ds \\
 &\leq E(v(0)) + 2 \int_0^t (1+s) E(v(s)) ds + \int_0^t (1+s)^2 \langle \partial_t v, F_\lambda \rangle ds \\
 &\leq E(v(0)) + 2 \int_0^t (1+s) Z_0 ds + C_\lambda \left\{ \sup_{0\leq s \leq t} (1+s)^2 E(v(s)) \right\}^{\frac{1}{2}}  \int_0^t (1+s) Z_0 ds\\
 &\leq E(v(0)) + 2 \int_0^t (1+s) Z_0 ds + C_\lambda \left\{ \int_0^t (1+s) Z_0 ds \right\}^2 + \frac{1}{2} \sup_{0\leq s \leq t} (1+s)^2 E(v(s)). \nonumber\end{aligned}$$ Using\beta_l = \beta} \sum_{0 \leq j_1, \cdots, j_l \leq d \atop 1 \leq i_1, \cdots, i_l \leq d} \| D_{i_1j_1} \cdots D_{i_lj_l} c^{ab}_{ij}(\partial v) \|_\infty \| \partial^\alpha v^i \partial^{\beta_1} \partial_{j_1} v^{i_1} \cdots \partial^{\beta_l} \partial_{j_l}v^{i_l}  \|_2 \\
 &\leq C \sum_{\beta_1 + \cdots + \beta_l = \beta} \sum_{0 \leq j_1, \cdots, j_l \leq d \atop 1 \leq i_1, \cdots, i_l \leq d} \|\partial v\|_\infty^{\max{\{0,p_2-1-l\}}} \| \partial^\alpha v^i \|_{r_0} \prod_{k=1}^l \| \partial^{\beta_k} \partial_{j_k} v^{i_k}\|_{r_k} \\
 &\leq C_\lambda \sum_{\beta_1 + \cdots + \beta_l = \beta} \|\partial v\|_{H^{\left[\frac{d}{2}\right] +1}}^{\max{\{0,p_2-1-l\}}} \| \partial^\alpha v \|_{H^{L-|\alpha|}} \prod_{k=1}^l  \|\partial \partial^{\beta_k} v^{i_k}\|_{H^{L-1-|\beta_k|}} \\
 &\leq C_\lambda  Z^{\frac{\max\{l+1,p_2+1\}}{2}} \leq C_\lambda Z(v),
 \end{aligned}$$ where we choose $2 < r_k < \infty\  (k = 0,1, \cdots, l)$ satisfying $$\label{eq:A3}
\sum_{k=0}^{l} \frac{1}{r_k} = \frac{1}{2},\quad \frac{1}{2} \leq  \frac{1}{r_0} + \frac{L-|\alpha|}{d}


(again, cough, cough) or your favorite caterer (boy, this cough is bad). Nominations will close on the morning of Oct. 14. The finalists will be revealed on Oct. 21 and voting will be open through Dec. 1. Winners will be announced on Jan. 9, 2020, at a cocktail event for finalists.

The Root Cellar Cafe & Catering will host the eighth annual Porkapalooza Festival at its Chapel Hill restaurant on Oct. 5 at 6:30 p.m. The eagerly anticipated porktastic farm dinner will offer eight small plate courses, featuring locally-raised pork from Burnette Ranch in Pittsboro and handcrafted beers from Fuquay-Varina’s Mason Jar Lager Co. This is the eighth anniversary of what has become one of the signature food events in North Carolina. Tickets for Porkapalooza include all food andchefs, food artisans, sommeliers, baristas, brewers, educators, distillers, cookbook authors and industry luminaries from across the Southeast to celebrate culinary excellence and sustainability in food and drink.

Triangle Oktoberfest, a two-day beer, food and music festival celebrating German culture and benefiting local and international charities, will hold its 6th annual event on Friday, October 18, from 5 to 10 p.m., and Saturday, October 19, from noon to 9 p.m. at Cary's Koka Booth Amphitheatre. The festival is organized by Apex Sunrise and Cary MacGregor Rotary Clubs in collaboration with the Town of Cary.

On Wednesday, October 23rd, Walter Magazine will host Taste of the Wild in Transfer Co's brand new event space honoring the outdoors with a locally-sourced dinner. Locals Oyster Bar and Longleaf Swine BBQ are joined by Fullsteam


mockery of Jobs’ 1983 speech when he ranted against “an IBM-dominated and controlled future.” Yet most observers say it really doesn’t matter — Apple’s doing just great, thank you, and is on track to soon surpass Microsoft as the world’s most valuable tech company. Just look at the way PC users keep vaulting the aisle to buy iMacs, iPods, iPhones and iPads.

Branding expert Robert Passikoff attributes Apple’s initial success “to the fact that they recognized the emotional connection between a consumer and a product. Now Apple has become the status quo,” he says, “and everyone else is shifting around them. It’s not that they’ve lost their cool — they’ve become the king of cool, and everyone else is trying to replicate it.

“They may have lost some of that94, -5*s = -y - y - 360. Let l = s + -38. Suppose 0 = 7*u - 3*u - l. Calculate the remainder when u is divided by 3.
0
Suppose 0 = 3*i - 1 - 8, 44 = d + 3*i. Suppose -x + 8 = -d. What is the remainder when x is divided by 15?
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Let r = -116 + 210. Let l = 135 - r. Calculate the remainder when l is divided by 24.
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Let d(i) = i + 3. Let f be d(-3). Let s = 3 + 24. What is the remainder when s is divided by (f + 1)*(5 + 2)?
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+ 28. Suppose c*f = 2*h + 178 - 54, 9 = 3*h. Calculate the remainder when 75 is divided by f.
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mice with H-89, KN-62, chelerythrine, U0126 or PD98059, but not with wortmannin or LY294002. These results suggest that activation of PKA, PKC, CAMK-II, MEK1/2 may underlie the antidepressant-like effects of ursolic acid.the victim has moved the Punjab and Haryana High Court seeking death penalty for them."My client has felt and is passing through very troublesome period of psychological trauma by heart and mind by your statement of the rape victims-like feelings in the print media and social media. Your statement dated 21-06-2016 is solely responsible for her mental and psychological degradation and she is in touch with psychiatrist for counselling,’’ the legal notice read as further. Your statement dated 21-06-2016 is wrong, illegal and against the spirit of Constitution of India and you are liable for every type of civil, criminal liabilities," the notice served by lawyer said further.When contacted, the rape survivor who too is part of an NGO working for the rehabilitation of rape survivors informed about


I'm not going to lie," Robert says. "It just seems nothing is working."

Dr. Phil reviews a long list of Robert's excuses for why he is overweight, including his dislike of gyms, his complaints about various diets and his insistence that he comes from a "bigger" family. "Give me a 'Wow,'" he says. "You have to ask yourself, 'What is wrong with me that I’m letting this happen to me?'" Dr. Phil continues. "You're not doing everything you can."

Dr. Phil introduces Dr. Travis Stork, co-host of the Emmy Award-wining show The Doctors and author of The Doctors Diet. They review some of Robert's medical problems, which include diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, arthritis, sleep apnea and a bad back. "Every single one of those medical problems can bewith extra cheese.

Rose explains that she has lost weight in the past but says that she likes quick results and easily becomes discouraged. She recalls that she participated in a weight loss challenge for a radio show and lost 22 pounds. "I worked out five days a week. I had yogurt. I stopped all the starch — everything," she says. But when she found out that she didn't win the contest, Rose says she gave up on dieting — and went straight back to the fast food. "I went across the street to McDonald's and got a Number 1 with extra cheese, two apple pies and large fries," she confesses. "I got so sick off the fat, I thought I had to go to the emergency room."

Dr. Phil


command of Malayalam, or lack there of. At 12:20 they both acknowledge Vidya has been speaking in a dialect of Tamil.
Disclaimer: I don't know if this was for a TV channel and if subtitles were used, which I seriously doubt. The interviewer might have been bilingual too.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8aJpq9j4ms

A:

As a native speaker of Malayalam, I don't understand Tamil aside from few words. I have been to Tamil Nadu regions especially Chennai. Tamil is very different from Malayalam although they do share some vocabularies since they belong to Dravidian Family.
Grammatically speaking, Tamil is much more closer to Kannada and Telugu than Malayalam. Malayalam is far more alienated.
Unlike other Dravidian languages including Tamil, Malayalam lacks subject-verb agreement. Here is an example below from Malayalam.
Jhan pokunnu (I am going), Nee pokunnu [You (informal)current homework policy. However, this was discussed sometime ago, and we've had many new users since then. Also the policy was discussed before we had experienced "term time".
@robin: I don't mind the standard deviation question - although I wouldn't up vote it. To my mind, someone unfamiliar with statistics could ask this question. However, statistics homework questions can be completely contrived - see the question on birth weight.

Personally I think that we may have to start closing homework questions. If you look at the recent questions by queops, they are all blatant homework questions. One of the questions was closed, but only because it was a duplicate. If I didn't have mod powers, I would have probably voted to close quite a few of the recent questions.
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Q:

Is there a way to push N amount of array's of N length into an array without using a nested loop?

I don't want to do something like below, or is that my only option?
var tempArray = [];
var tempArray2 = [];

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}

A:

You could use the apply method and push the entire array at once. Never tried with a matrix like array.
Example:
var tempArray = [], tempArray2 = [];

for(var j = 0, dataLen = data.length; j < dataLen; j++) {
    tempArray2.push.apply(tempArray2, data[j]);
   change much. i think he just wasn't into it and was doing it to get people to stop asking them to reunite.

11-05-2012, 02:37 PM

Phantasma Del Mar

Re: Refused Are Not Fucking Dead

Well that's true as well, he basically came out and said he was in it for the money. I was just pointing out an additional reason for his lack of dancing.

Overall I agree that Refused put on a better show. Shame that they're going away again.

11-05-2012, 03:00 PM

ApacheRunner

Re: Refused Are Not Fucking Dead

I saw ATDI here in the hometown of El Paso and it was fucking great, super glad I saw them both hometown and in a small packed venue than at a huge festival.

Feel bad for the other shows though, they definitly had less energy and a


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go there." " You think 'cause you're gay?" " I don't know." "But is there any other fuckin' way to police?" "All I know is I just love the job." "That'll be $3.20." "Keep the change." "Thanks, have a nice day." "♪ Baby say, yeah, baby say, yeah ♪" "♪ Would you die for me like you cry for me?" "♪" "♪ Baby say, yeah, baby say, yeah ♪" "♪ Would you feel for me like you comfort me?" "♪" "♪ Baby say, yeah, baby say, yeah ♪" "♪ Girl, I would be, you're my dime for me ♪" "♪ I know that you're lovin' me 'cause you thug with me ♪" "♪ You're a slug to me, my baby ♪" "♪ You goin' feel for you likechances?" "Channel two wants to know if she can take her cameras through some of the places we raided." "She says whatever we got, she'll put on film." "Whatever we got?" "Drugs, weapons." "We ain't got shit." "(car radio playing)" "I can tell you were never in patrol." "Right, right." " Sorry, I'm late." " What's up?" "I didn't want to tell you in front of the girl." "Her being from narcotics and all." "Daniels is dirty." "What?" "The guy running your case." "He's got dirt on him." "You know this?" "Your own agency came to us with concerns about him last year." "Integrity questions." "They didn't want to take it to Internal Affairs, because that office leaks like a sieve." "Plus the fact they couldn't handle a


Q:

Understanding the Master Theorem - Determining the levels of recursion

I am trying to understand the proof for the Master Theorem. I have started by unwinding the following recurrence in order to find the total running time of an algorithm whose time complexity can be modelled by the following recurrence:
$$
T(n) = aT(n/b) + f(n)
$$
where $a$ and $b$ are both integers, $a >= 1, b > 1$ and $f(n) > 0$
I understand that at level 'j' of the recursion, the number of subproblems is $a^j$, with each subproblem having a size of $n/b^j$, and each subproblem taking time at most $f(n/b^j)$. Therefore, level 'j' contributes a total of at most $a^j*f(n/b^j)$ to the total running time.
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Stephen Holmes, former Novell Data Center employee and Linux specialist shared his experience and perspective. Holmes was at Novell in 2006, and remembers what it was like when the open source company announced the agreement with Microsoft.

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management tools for Microsoft products.”

Holmes credited the partnership with the spurring further kernel interoperability efforts.

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Beyond improved interoperability, Microsoft has become more friendly to and even contributed to open source projects.

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a Mitsubishi MU-2B-25 aircraft[1] crashed near McLeod, Texas, killing the five occupants of the plane. The survivors of those five occupants filed these three consolidated actions, seeking wrongful death damages from three defendants. After careful consideration of the evidence, this Court has concluded that two of these three defendants, the plane's pilot and the plane's manufacturer, are responsible for the crash. The plaintiffs and defendants may be categorized as follows:
1. The Hutchinson Plaintiffs. Three of the plane's occupants, James A. Hutchinson (decedent of Lynda M. Hutchinson), William R. "Bob" Hutchinson (decedent of Ruth P. Hutchinson), and Thomas L. Hutchinson (decedent of Carol H. House), were brothers who together operated Brigadier Industries, a family-owned mobile home manufacturer with eight plants and annual revenues of eighty-five million dollars. In additionlist of contacts yields the following results in this case. The injury and the conduct causing the injury occurred in Texas and defendant Mitsubishi resides in Texas, but nearly all of the plaintiffs and defendant Baker resided in Georgia at the time of the crash. None of the plaintiffs had any relevant contractual relationships with any of the defendants. The choice then, appears to be between Texas law and Georgia law.[2]
e. Section 6's criteria provide the means for qualitatively weighing the contacts uncovered on section 145's list. The relevant policies of the competing forums are the most popular and often the most important of those criteria. See Restatement (Second) of Conflict of Laws, §§ 6(2)(b), (c) and (e). While Georgia has a legitimate interest in assuring that its


of that front" in Texas and "the whole area has a chance of thundershower activity."
7. At approximately 3:58 p.m., nearly an hour and a half after the weather briefing ended, Baker radioed the Dallas Clearance Delivery Controller and received clearance to take N233MA from Dallas Love Field to Thomson, Georgia. The plane was cleared for takeoff at 4:13 p.m. The departure and climbout were normal, and at 4:23 p.m. Baker was cleared to climb and maintain flight level 210, approximately 21,000' above ground. At 4:41 p.m. Baker reported level at 21,000'.
8. An NTSB performance report later computed, among other things, the estimated actual air speed of N233MA after it leveled off at 21,000'.[4] While the specific numbers may not be exact, they are useful to detect a trend.be a proximate cause, the briefing must have *396 been a cause in fact of the crash, and the crash must have been a foreseeable consequence of the briefing. Neither is the case.
24. In order to find that the crash would not have occurred but for the failure to convey accurate weather information, two facts must be established. First, since the briefer's alleged breach of duty involved a failure to warn Baker of adverse weather conditions along the Texas portion of his flight, weather conditionsspecifically icemust have been a cause of the crash. Second, it is necessary to find that had Baker received an adequate weather briefing, he would have evaded or managed the adverse weather, and therefore would have avoided the crash. While the Court believes ice


forward position and use a cushion. While it is likely that Baker was using a cushion on the day of the crash, Bernard Coogan's examination of the wreckage discovered that the pilot's seat was back several inches from the full forward setting, on the fourth notch.

Breach of Duty and Causation
41. Baker breached his duty as a pilot in three ways.
a. By proceeding into the cloud which produced his ice, he made a conscious decision to risk such an encounter rather than choosing another of his three alternatives. He placed N233MA in unnecessary peril, breaching his duty to protect the safety of his plane and his passengers. See also Black v. United States, 441 F.2d 741, 745 (5th Cir.) cert. denied, 404 U.S. 913, 92 S.Ct. 233, 30 L.Ed.2dMitsubishi, confirmed Baker's inadequacies as an IFR pilot, and vouched for Flight Safety International's reputation. Record at 657-662.
48. As a result of Aguero's observations, Baker was not certified as successfully completing his refresher training. According to Charles Patrick, another employee at Flight Safety International, Baker was offered additional free time in order to successfully complete the course. This occurs with 7 to 8% of all pilots. To the best of Patrick's recollection, Raymond Baker is the only pilot to have ever refused the additional time. Record at 697.

Product Defect
49. As later facts demonstrate, the opening to the pressure tube in the Pitot system on N233MA froze just prior to the time the plane leveled off at flight level 210. The pressure inside the tube was trapped, and eventually