why certain people may vote against their personal economic and social interests. This is an attitude that could be extended to sexual relationships, where one is abused and chooses to remain with the abuser. An employment arrangement where someone accepts lesser pay for a position regardless of what their coworkers earn or what their educational and employment history should warrant.

To understand fascism as a system, it’s best to look to Gilles Deleuze. A Christian himself, this French philosopher expressed a need in man to be controlled by a supreme and absolute authority, and through the suppression of their desires they may be provided for. He believed this was true and saw it as endemic in society through the existence of mental health as a science, as most peopleZombie Nation Switches to Bitcoin as Official Currency

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This has caught the attention of many Millennials, who increasingly prefer to invest in cryptocurrencies over traditional 401Ks.

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Cupp added that she doesn't think "the majority of Americans are that zealous about the wall."

"I think they want stronger borders and maybe even border fencing in some places, but Trump seems to govern for an audience of one or two."

Watch @secupp explain why Trump needs to stop taking advice from the “wall porn crowd” if he wants to keep his campaign promise and strike a border security deal with Democrats. pic.twitter.com/ZTpwg2itWZ — SE Cupp Unfiltered (@UnfilteredSE) January 26, 2019

Her comments came just a day after Trump signed a short-term bill that ended aQ:

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I have a question about my code and whether I can run it on my current device or not.
Basically, I want to do a 3D interpolation.
When I launch my interpolation kernel, I get the following error: kernel failure: invalid configuration argument
I saw in this discussion that it can happen if you call too many threads or blocks, but I am not sure it is the case in my code. Could someone have a look at it and tell me what's wrong?
Here is how I call my kernel:
dim3 blockSize(6,6,6);
dim3 threadSize(dimX/blockSize.x,dimY/blockSize.y,dimZ/blockSize.z);
d_interpolate_kernel<<<blockSize,threadSize>>>(output,dimX,dimY,dimZ);
My dimensions are dimX = 54 or 108, dimY=dimX=42 or 84.
So I have blockSize(6,6,6) and threadSize(9,7,7) or (18,14,14).
My card has the following capabilities:
MAX_BLOCK_DIM_X = 512
MAX_BLOCK_DIM_Y = 512
MAX_BLOCK_DIM_Z = 64

MAX_GRID_DIM_X = 65535
MAX_GRID_DIM_Y = 65535
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for the next 150. That's how he answered when I asked him, plus he's younger."

Icardi started in the draw with Juventus and Nara said she was impressed with how he led the line for the team. "I liked how Mauro played, he played for the team like he has been lately," she said. "For me he had a good game. Mauro is someone who listens and does what he’s told to do."

According to Gianluca di Marzio of Sky Sport (h/t Jack Otway of the Daily Express), Inter and Manchester United are considering a possible swap deal involving Icardi and Romelu Lukaku. It's added that Napoli are also interested in the Argentina international.

This term, Icardi has scored 10 times in 25 top-flight appearances, a return someone with his goalscoringPI 126932, and PI 128216 to race T3 is controlled by a common locus *Rx4/Xv3* \[[@B33-ijms-21-01734],[@B41-ijms-21-01734]\] that acted on a bacterial effector *avrXv3* \[[@B7-ijms-21-01734],[@B8-ijms-21-01734]\]. The *Rx4* locus was fine mapped exactly at the pcc12 marker site and was of NBS-LRR class of resistance gene \[[@B32-ijms-21-01734]\]. The resistance locus differed from the susceptible locus by 6-bp insertion/deletion (InDel) and eight SNPs. The HR-mediated-resistance in LA716 to race T4 is controlled by *RxopJ4* (*Xv4*) resistant locus \[[@B8-ijms-21-01734],[@B36-ijms-21-01734],[@B37-ijms-21-01734]\]. The resistance locus *RXopJ4* was mapped to a 190 kb segment on the long arm of chromosome 6 between the markers J350 and J352 \[[@B37-ijms-21-01734]\]. However, *RXopJ4* locus in LA 716 is linked with several negative traits, including autogenous leaf necrosis, low fruit yield, and small fruit size, and *RXopJ4* heterozygotes showed slow


and weak HR along with inconsistent phenotypes, limiting the utilization of LA716 resistance in the breeding program \[[@B37-ijms-21-01734]\].

*Solanum lycopersicum var. cerasiformae* PI 114490 conferred quantitative resistance to race T2, T3, and T4 \[[@B20-ijms-21-01734]\]. The resistance to T2 race is controlled by two genes on chromosome 11 with additive gene effects and is different from those genes controlling resistance to race T3 \[[@B27-ijms-21-01734]\]. In addition, three advanced breeding lines Fla. 8326 (large-fruited), Fla. 8233 (large-fruited), and Fla., 8517 (plum) with race T3 and race T4 resistance have also been developed \[[@B35-ijms-21-01734]\]. These three lines have HI 7998 (in all three), PI128216 (Fla. 8233 and Fla. 8517), PI 114490 (Fla. 8517), and PI 126932 (Fla.8326) in their pedigree \[[@B35-ijms-21-01734]\]. Hutton, et al. \[[@B38-ijms-21-01734]\] identified a major QTL on chromosome 11the tomato cultivars developed from backcrossing. The pepper gene *Bs2* targeting the core effector *avrBs2* of *Xanthomonas* strains has been deployed in tomato through the transgenic approach. The *Bs2* transgenic tomato conferred resistance to all field strains of *Xanthomonas* in FL and increased the yield compared to non-transformed lines without any adverse effects in the transgenic tomatoes \[[@B46-ijms-21-01734]\]. *Bs2* gene is safe for human consumption because *Bs2* protein belongs to one of the largest families of naturally occurring plant proteins (NB-LRR family), which has no known adverse effects on human health and has been widely consumed \[[@B3-ijms-21-01734]\]. Therefore, *Bs2* transgenic tomatoes should be safe as long as they are selectable marker-free.

However, a mutation in *avrBs2* effector has been observed in rare *Xanthomonas* strains that could overcome the resistance


been a great resource for the study of several traits, including bacterial diseases in tomato \[[@B57-ijms-21-01734]\]. Recently, a pangenome of tomato has been made available and has added 4,873 genes not present in the reference genome \[[@B58-ijms-21-01734]\]. Currently, sequences of several tomato genotypes are publicly available, which is useful for exploring potentially useful genes and the development of molecular markers ([www.solgenomics.net](www.solgenomics.net)). With the reduction of sequencing costs, there are reports of sequencing individual lines as per their necessity for the development of SNP markers or the identification of genes of interest. Sequencing of tomato genotypes and landraces and exploiting sequence polymorphisms in different tomato genotypes and landraces will shed new light on the genetics and molecular basis of BS resistance in tomato. For example, molecular markers (SNP andof Plant Ecophysiological Response to Environmental Stresses (LEPSE), Green Crop Network (GCN), mutant genotype and phenotype dataset, PhenoPhyte, and SciNetS \[[@B82-ijms-21-01734],[@B83-ijms-21-01734]\].

For the quantification of diseases, images-based methods that rely on the reflectance of waves have been developed, such as analyzing the images in the visible spectrum, hyperspectral images, thermographic images, and chlorophyll fluorescence images \[[@B84-ijms-21-01734]\]. Likewise, several automated and versatile disease phenomics platforms based on imaging techniques have been developed. For instance, the multi-sensor platforms Scanalyser^3DHT^ and Scanalyser FIELD are developed by the company LemnaTec (<http://www.lemnatec.com>) for the high-throughput phenotyping in the greenhouse and field, respectively. The American company Qubit Systems (<http://qubitsystems.com/portal/>) developed PlantScreen™ Conveyor Systems and PlantScreen™ Field Systems for greenhouse and field studies, respectively \[[@B84-ijms-21-01734]\]. The image-based methods have been implemented to examine the diseases caused


T.B.A., F.J.L., and D.R.P. revised and finalized the manuscript. All authors have read and agreed to the published version of the manuscript.

PA was supported by the research grant of the National Science Foundation (NSF-PGRP 1546625) to Dilip R Panthee.

The authors declare no conflict of interest.

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Summary of breeding efforts for resistance to different races of *Xanthomonas,* causing bacterial spot disease in tomato.

  Race Type          Resistance Genotype   Species ^a^                           Resistant Genes ^b^   Chromosome ^c^   Bacterial Effector ^d^             *S. lycopersicum*                     *Xv3*                 11               *avrXv3*                                cLEC-24-C3 (SNP), SL10029 (SNP)                          \[[@B17-ijms-21-01734],[@B18-ijms-21-01734],[@B29-ijms-21-01734],[@B30-ijms-21-01734]\]


It is amazing to read the upside down military propaganda spread by the American mainstream media, such as this account of the government of Syria fighting al-Qaeda terrorist forces: "Aleppo, Syria, could soon be under siege by government troops"

"Pro-Israel activists ask MPs to halt non-violent BDS protests" Another part of the never-ending destructiveness of World Jewry in attempting to shield JSIL.

"The Many Iranian Obstacles in the Way of a Strong Nuclear Deal" Two Jews discuss how to wreck peace between gentiles. Note the 'funny' caption under the picture, revealing the enormous lack of professionalism in The Atlantic, and the essential Zionist propaganda message of the piece.

It is amazing to read the upside down military propaganda spread by the American mainstream media, such as this account of the government[Contributions of the descriptive epidemiology, the registers and the troops. French situation seen by the registers of population].
This article describes the situation of the cancer at the elderly in France from a synthesis of various studies carried out by the French network of the registers of cancer, only source of information which is not soiled on the bias by selection. The cancer is especially a pathology of the old subject, 47 % of the cases of cancers arise at people's of more 70 years, 30 % beyond 75 years and 14 % at the people of more than 80 years. This proportion is 42 % at the women of more 70 years, 30 % beyond 75 years and 17 % at the women of more than 80 years.


16 years and normally either the President or the pool is in position when an event starts. In this case the President was not where anyone expected him to be. In fact, he was almost blocking the door when the pool came in. We had to scramble to find a position without bumping him or the furniture as he greeted and thanked members of law enforcement for their security efforts during the inauguration. Luckily, he greeted FBI Director James Comey a few seconds after the pool had made its way into the room." Reuters/Joshua Roberts Donald Trump's first year: in pictures Private phone calls to world leaders - 28 January 2017 US President Donald Trump, is joined by his staff, as he speaks by phone with Russia's Presidentreacts as he sits on a truck while he welcomes truckers and CEOs to attend a meeting regarding healthcare at the White House on 23 March, 2017. Photographer Carlos Barria: "The White House organised a listening session with truckers and CEO's of major American companies, regarding healthcare reform. An 18-wheeler tow truck was parked on the South Lawn of the White House and as Trump welcomed the truckers someone invited the him to come and sit in the driver's seat. Trump jumped into the cab and started yelling and pretending to drive - creating one of the most memorable pictures of the year. A lesson learned, always be prepared for the unexpected." Reuters/Carlos Barria Donald Trump's first year: in pictures Air Force One - 6 April 2017 US


House on 17 July, 2017. Photographer Carlos Barria: "This summer the White House organized an event to showcase 'Made in America' products. All kinds of exhibitors brought their products as the President and Vice President toured the event. One of the companies was Marucci Sport, a manufacturer of baseball bats based in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. As Trump approached a table full of baseball bats, photographers at the event, including me, rushed to get a good angle hoping that he would pick up a bat. As we predicted, he did. He took one and joked around as though he was hitting something hard. The only thing closer to him right there, was the media." Reuters Donald Trump's first year: in pictures White House staffers - 25 July 2017 Formercampaign manager Corey Lewandowski says hello to reporters as he and White House advisors including Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci accompany President Trump for an event celebrating veterans at AMVETS Post 44 in Ohio, July 25, 2017. Jonathan Ernst: "The most visible person in any White House is naturally the President, followed by the press secretary. But there are also the staff who support them. For those of us covering the Trump administration, there seem to be more compelling figures in the West Wing than ever before. It's crucial to know who's who and why they're important. When I raised my camera and back-pedalled ahead of the group to take this image Lewandowski gave me a hello. I liked the photo, but had no idea it would go a


the light on the stage hoping to create this dark background and it worked." Reuters/Carlos Barria Donald Trump's first year: in pictures Staring into the solar eclipse - 21 August 2017 Without his protective glasses on, US President Donald Trump looks up towards the solar eclipse while viewing with his wife Melania and son Barron at the White House on 21 August, 2017. Photographer Kevin Lamarque: "On a day when everyone, and I mean everyone, was told not to look at the eclipse without protective glasses, Trump, President of the United States, couldn't help himself." Reuters/Kevin Lamarque Donald Trump's first year: in pictures Hurricane Harvey - 2 September 2017 US President Donald Trump poses for a photo as he and first lady Melania Trump help volunteers hand outa few ASEAN summits, I knew to expect the ASEAN handshake. Not everyone in the room knew to expect the ASEAN handshake. A lot was written about this unscripted moment, and what deeper meaning it might have. The simple truth is that sometimes in life there are unscripted moments." Reuters/Jonathan Ernst

Tragically, 269 lives were lost, but it was almost very much worse. Moscow thought the incursion was a set-up by the US meant to provoke the shoot-down and thus provide a pretext for the launch of a nuclear strike against Russia. As the Soviet leaders stumbled blindly towards possible calamity so did the American President at the time, Ronald Reagan, who voiced fury over what had happened. “The KAL incident demonstrated how close the world had come to


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Application of magnetic N-doped carbon nanotubes in solid-phase extraction of trace bisphenols from fruit juices.
Magnetic N-doped carbon nanotubes were firstly applied as adsorbent in food analysis for pre-concentration of bisphenols in fruit juices followed by ultra-high performance liquid chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry determination. The magnetic nanoparticles were characterized by X-ray diffraction, infrared spectroscopy, scanning electron microscopy and vibrating sample magnetometer. The adsorption conditions were further optimized by response surface methodology. Under optimal conditions, the method provided good linearity with correlation coefficient (r ≥ 0.9979), excellent intermediate precisions (2.71-5.91%, n = 3), low limits of detection (LODs) ranging from 0.43 to 2.47 ng L-1, and satisfying recoveries of three juice samples (between 90.6% and 101%).Elon Musk are currently taking the future of US space exploration into their own hands. Each has launched a private space company touting space exploration for the 1%.

But since the Virgin Galactic crash last fall, the high-tech facility has sat largely vacant. A $200m boondoggle mouldering in the New Mexican desert, some have called it. Virgin Galactic, which had expected to fly tourists as early as 2009, will no longer speculate when people will be allowed to fly.

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Driving through its Georgia O’Keeffe mountains or under its aurora-clear skies, it’s easy to forget that New Mexico regularly tops the list in various poverty rankings. Americans willing to live side by side with UFO museums, the Very Large Array and the weapon to end all wars also claim


on Saturday. Stay awhile, he promises me, and you might find yourself picking out a $200-a-month trailer site and never leaving. Hot springs paradise and gateway to the stars.

The future of space travel, as seen by Virgin Galactic. Photograph: Virgin/PR

“Spaceport America Experience visitors should be ready for an authentic experience they can’t get anywhere else!” exclaims the spaceport’s website, where I put down $50 for a four-hour tour of the “world’s first purpose-built commercial spaceport”.

Just down the street from the Passion Pie Cafe, the Spaceport America visitor center, opened in June, shares space with the library, a small exhibit on cowboy poetry and the Geronimo Trail visitor center. Inside, people are milling about, eyeing shot glasses and t-shirts, shepherded by two guides in blue jumpsuits and aviators thatPredicting the minimum clinically important difference in patients undergoing surgery for the treatment of degenerative cervical myelopathy.
OBJECTIVE The minimum clinically important difference (MCID) is defined as the minimum change in a measurement that a patient would identify as beneficial. Before undergoing surgery, patients are likely to inquire about the ultimate goals of the operation and of their chances of experiencing meaningful improvements. The objective of this study was to define significant predictors of achieving an MCID on the modified Japanese Orthopaedic Association (mJOA) scale at 2 years following surgery for the treatment of degenerative cervical myelopathy (DCM). METHODS Seven hundred fifty-seven patients were prospectively enrolled in either the AOSpine North America or International study at 26 global sites. Fourteen patients had a perfect preoperative mJOA score of 18


and were excluded from this analysis (n = 743). Data were collected for each participating subject, including demographic information, symptomatology, medical history, causative pathology, and functional impairment. Univariate log-binominal regression analyses were conducted to evaluate the association between preoperative clinical factors and achieving an MCID on the mJOA scale. Modified Poisson regression using robust error variances was used to create the final multivariate model and compute the relative risk for each predictor. RESULTS The sample consisted of 463 men (62.31%) and 280 women (37.69%), with an average age of 56.48 ± 11.85 years. At 2 years following surgery, patients exhibited a mean change in functional status of 2.71 ± 2.89 points on the mJOA scale. Of the 687 patients with available follow-up data, 481 (70.01%) exhibited meaningful gainsphone.

That's why I use it. Are you happy with that? How do you use it? Or if you
don't use it, how do you think people are supposed to use it?

~~~
WiseWeasel
I personally don't use it, as none of my friends use it. But my point is that
since you don't really use it either, except to keep a record of the places
you've gone to, instead of its common usage of meeting up with friends, you
may not be the best reference for how the service should be working. I don't
think the single-player version of Foursquare is very emphasized; it's more of
a multi-player-only game.

~~~
Volscio
Just because your friends aren't on it doesn't mean it's "single-player",
since you have visibility with other people who live in your city -- I have in
fact met people solely


Cartier-designed jewelry. Bright, stunning, extravagant – but never in bad taste. Perhaps, for this reason, King Edward VII declared in 1902, “Cartier is the king of jewelers and the jeweler of kings.”

One prominent display in Paris naturally revolved around King Edward VIII’s wife, Wallis Simpson, the Duchess of Windsor, who played an important role in developing Cartier’s colorful design style. Her special orders pushed the brand’s use of jewel combinations – like pairing amethyst, turquoise and coral – while also solidifying the iconic panther as Cartier’s emblem. The panther first appeared in one of the Duchess’ special orders from 1948: a three dimensional panther crouches atop a deep blue and spherical emerald, as if audaciously mounted on the world itself.

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Anyway, those are the 7 things I want to see addressed first in healthcare reform. Some of the items I've mentioned above can't be solved by legislation, or by legislation alone. I don't think government can solve this issue by itself. And the more money that the government takes from us in taxes to "reform healthcare", the more accountability they should have and will have to the American taxpayers. But let's face it - government is an important part of the solution, but not the only part of the solution. And how much input do our opinions really have in Congress after a bill is passed? Voting incumbents out over their voting record and public pressure over their positions and actions are about the only things stopping existing


constants measured in the EPR spectra can be reproduced satisfactorily at the level of theory PBE0/VTZ, whereas the wavelength and intensity of the absorptions in the UV-vis spectra at the level CAM-B3LYP/gen, where "gen" is a general basis set obtained using 6-31+g(d) for S and 6-31g for all the other elements. The results suggest that the electronic structure of 1-3 can be described in terms of a mixing among V-dxy, V-dxz, and V-dyz orbitals in the singly occupied molecular orbital (SOMO), which causes a significant lowering of the absolute value of the (51)V hyperfine coupling constant along the x-axis. The cyclic voltammograms of these compounds in dichloroethane solution display three one-electron processes, two in the cathodic and one in the anodic potential range. Process A (E1/2 = +1.06foundation of logic. Frege's notion of a thought, however, "ts neither of these ideas. It is essential to a thought that it is something invisible (not perceivable by the senses). One reason for this is that a thought is to be precisely that by which truth can come into question at all. It is thus to be identi"ed by just those features, and no more, which identify something on which truth is liable to depend. And whether it is true that penguins waddle does not turn on whether a sentence which so says is written in lower case or capitals. !e second idea above-what is most essential to Russell's and YW's, notions of proposition-collides, for a start, with Frege's insistence that whole thoughts come "rst. We do not,


same phenomenon as a logic does. But it would be answerable to this in a very di#erent way. !e above is a somewhat tedious expansion on-if you like, informal theory of-that to which a logic, or a theory of logic is answerable, each in its own way. !e point of the expansion is to begin to point to the di#erent strands which make up the notions logic treats of; notions of that of which its laws are to hold. Multiple core ideas interact here. !ere are ideas of objectivity. !ere is the idea of truth's bipolarity. !ere is an idea of a certain universality and authority to logic-of thought as something per se governed by given laws, no matter what, or when, or by whom, the thought is.logical form. !is changed conception of logic is occasion once again to consider the idea that being true (the notion logic unfolds), like the notion momentum, is made up of many strands. Logic's concern is meant to be something intrinsic to being true itself, hence to any thought. Part of that something is now that such-and-such are the logical forms. So, "rst, any thought is decomposable into some of these. Second any decomposition of any thought is of some one of these. !ird, perhaps, for any form whose constituents are place-holders for thoughts or predicative elements thereof, any thoughts or predicative elements (as appropriate) may replace those place-holders to form a compound thought. !us, any move from thoughts of a given forms to something of a form which


we know trades, and yet not of force where (if anywhere) thoughts did not assume those logical forms for which the laws were designed. Such an idea "ts with the way in which we have seen YW's two di#erent ideas of logic's laws as saying nothing come apart. One idea is that these laws say nothing in that their elements cancel each other out. We might thus think of logic's dicta as di#ering from other thoughts in that, since their role is to govern any though whatever, no provision has been made for them to be hostage in any way to how things turn out to be. In other cases, to put it in YW's terms, lack of provision is within some special system. !at system of Newtoniandescriptions of mechanical phenomena provides no way for the Newtonian de"nition of momentum to prove either false or senseless. It stands within the system as a "xed point. But the life of the thought that momentum is mass times velocity is not con"ned to its place in any given special system. Logic is a di#erent story. !e universality attaching to its role means that in the case of its dicta cancelling out is not just within any special system. YW's other idea of saying nothing (6.1222) is: being neither supported, nor called into question, by anything experience may show as to how things are. But saying nothing on the "rst idea of doing so does not seem to entail saying nothing on this second. Laws which, if laws,


be able to recognise, of particular cases (of suitable sort) when they would, when not, be cases of things being the way in question. Such exempli"es abilities we have to recognise the obtaining of a relation to which logic does not speak: a relation between something governed by its laws, and something-bits of history- not. Such an ability can at least be exercised as a control on what logic tells us here. Is it really so that wherever there is a conjunction of a thought with a disjunction there is a disjunction of the conjunction of that thought with each disjunct? Perhaps. But might there not be something here for logic to be hostage to? We can now understand how Putnam stands in relation to both YW andare, hence about what the truths are across which truth is to be preserved. !oughts are distinguished from propositions in the room a decomposition leaves for di#erent applications of the notion same thought. Just this leaves the space Putnam has charted for the world's role in "xing what ways there are for things to be and how any given one in fact makes truth turn on how things are. Frege's proving right on this point, though, brings with it a conception of logic decidedly not his. A law, so logic's, holds. It is neither true nor false. So it is not a thought. But it could relate to what it governs as a quanti"cation to its instantiations. For the project Begri%sschri" addressed it was important for logic's laws


time and labor, and it may be susceptible to breakage at the soldered joint. Other systems use coupling devices by which the leads of the coaxial connect are mounted in direct opposition to their respective antenna pads so that radio-frequency (RF) signals may pass through the intervening windshield glass during operation of the system. In both such connectors, often the point of location is visible in the interior of the automobile and thus, parts of the system are susceptible to theft.
Connecting devices are well known in the art. For example, U.S. Pat. No. 5,268,700, issued Dec. 7, 1993 describes a structure for connecting a telephone feedline with a window antenna. The feedline comprises a coaxial cable with inner and outer conductors that are soldered directly to the windowOpportunity Culture can expand that capacity within existing resources.”

Selecting Multi-Classroom Leaders

Big Spring will start out with six MCLs for three campuses. Principals decide what grade level and content areas the MCLs will be assigned. Campus design teams looked at their performance data to determine their areas of need and MCLs were selected to match those needs.

To avoid any perception of bias, district leaders asked staff members from ESC 20 for help with the screening and selection process. There were ten applicants for the six positions, eight from inside the district and two from outside. Names were removed from the applications which were sent to ESC 20. Opportunity Culture provided the competency criteria that MCLs would need and ESC 20 conducted structured interviews for two hours with each candidate


of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg school district, other Opportunity Culture models have been in place for two years. Project LIFT (Project Leadership and Investment for Transformation) is a multifaceted reform effort to turn around nine of Charlotte’s highest poverty schools.

Design teams in four of those schools created 19 positions and four new teacher roles. Each school created their own combination of role models to best fit their needs:

Multi-Classroom Leader, as in Big Spring.

Blended Learning Teacher: Engages students in online work to master basic skills so the teacher can focus more on personalized, higher-order learning.

Expanded Impact Teacher: Plans and delivers personalized, enriched instruction for multiple classes while students rotate with a paraprofessional who covers the basics and supervises skills practice.

Elementary Specialized Teacher: Teaches only one or two subjects in which heclose, professors are forced to resign. We're passed the point of being
able to say "it's just the internet," and it's time we all acknowledged that.

~~~
Pharmakon
The four highest officials in Virginia just brazened out being in blackface,
Steve King still has a job, and the president is... well I won’t go into it. I
think you might need to recalibrate your sense of these things.

~~~
colpabar
It's interesting that you only mentioned politicians and not any of the
businesses or professors who have been ruined, like I said in my comment. When
an internet mob comes for a politician, a political mob fights back. Most
people don't have that luxury.

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Uh oh, I remember the story of this guy, it’s also linked in the blog article
itself:

[https://www.nytimes.com/2014/09/13/world/middleeast/professo...](https://www.nytimes.com/2014/09/13/world/middleeast/professors-
angry-tweets-on-gaza-cost-him-a-job.html)

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GarvielLoken
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A:

$f(1)=f(f(f(1)))=(f\circ f) (f(1))=1$
$f([0,1])=[a,1]$ for some $a >0$ since the image is connected hence an interval ending at $1$ and compact hence the interval is closed while obviously $f([a,1])=1$ so $a >0$
But now on $[0,a], f(x) \ge a$ so $\int_0^1f(x)dx=\int_0^af(x)dx+\int_a^1f(x)dx \ge a^2+1-a \ge 3/4$ and we cannot have equality since then $a=1/2$ and because $f(1/2)=1, f(x) \to 1, x \to 1/2, x<1/2$ so $f$ cannot be identically $1/2$ on $[0,1/2)$ and it is bigger on at least a small interval near $1/2$
Note that by choosing that interval very small and making $f$ linear there (and $1/2$ before, $1$ after) we can get the integral $3/4+\epsilon$ so the result is sharp.
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used simple random sampling (via PROC SURVEYSELECT without replacement in SAS) to randomly select 2323 medical oncologists and 2323 radiation oncologists. We then randomly assigned all 5000 physicians to a mail- or email-based recruitment strategy. A randomization log was generated by a biostatistician (CA) and sent directly to research staff not involved in the analysis. Study investigators were blind to randomized assignment.

Recruitment strategies {#Sec4}
----------------------

From May -- July 2017, we sent invitations to 5000 physicians to complete a 15-min survey, with questions about: (1) characteristics of physicians' practices; (2) referral and recruitment of patients to clinical trials; and (3) barriers to trial accrual.

The *mail-based recruitment strategy* included a survey packet with a: (1) cover letter, signed by the Principal Investigator (CSS), describing the survey and inviting participation; (2) telephone


She stood at the glass. Cool forehead to cool window. Staring not at the airplane that would carry her family away but watching her breath make a foggy cloud on the slightly dirty window. Trying to make it bigger, then smaller, then bigger again. Scarcely aware that the plane was backing up.

She had been at the airport numerous times. She was familiar with leaving. Leaving is like death and taxes as far as she was concerned. Leaving always came. During her many visits to the airport she carefully observed others as they watched their family, friend, lover board the plane. She noted the expressions that crossed their faces as they sought a final glimpse of their dearly departing. She scrutinized the droop of shoulders and the downcast gazethat the conflict is unfolding against a dramatically changed regional backdrop, including:

Israel is now led by Likud Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who despite two terms in office has never before led Israel into war. His focus has been the threat from Iran, which has sometimes put him at odds with U.S. policymakers.

Hamas is enjoying wider support from the region than perhaps ever — from Turkey and Qatar (whose emir visited in person last month), as well as Egypt next door.

Egypt's Hosni Mubarak is gone. The new president, Mohammed Morsi, is drawn from the Muslim Brotherhood, long a champion of Hamas (a group that traces its roots to the brotherhood).

Despite falling out with Damascus, Hamas has evidently still been receiving weapons from Syria's ally and benefactor, Iran, and the


to fight Israel. And in a speech just last week, he seemed to lament that the violence in Syria next door was preventing his group from providing more support to Hamas in this current fight.

There is no question that Gazans invite the empathy of many in the Arab world. But not all see violence as the answer.

In 2009, as that conflict wore on, the Arab world was particularly roiled, upset at Israel and Egypt (for locking down the border with Gaza), but also at their own leaders for doing little to stop the civilian casualties, a plight graphically displayed for weeks on Arab networks.

In Egypt, the Muslim Brotherhood, then a banned opposition group, tried repeatedly to stage protests against Israel, and against their own regime.

But Mubarak's riot policethough a drop in spending could prevent any sizable increase in U.S. output, helping to resolve a global supply and demand imbalance.

That would fit well into a plan by the 14-member Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, which on Wednesday forecast higher demand for its oil in 2018 and a worldwide supply deficit.

In a wary sign for oilfield service providers, including Halliburton Co and Baker Hughes,, roughly half of those surveyed by Deloitte expect service costs to slip next year. Greater well efficiency and new technologies - long touted by industry executives as a cure-all for low prices - were seen as having less of an impact on costs.

The mood among executives was less pessimistic for natural gas prices, with those polled saying they expect prices to rise


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7
If we are to have a social security system, certainly by interpretation it should not be given a narrow construction as to those covered. Likewise, it should not be construed loosely. The apposite regulations enunciate a liberal policy.

8
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not perpendicular to it. Furthermore, it may be assumed that the notion that setting up patient expectations is an important process for good surgical outcome also applies to patients with a displaced midshaft clavicle fracture.

ER

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Funding {#FPar1}
=======

This study was not funded in any way.

Availability of data and materials {#FPar2}
==================================

The datasets used and/or analyzed during the current study are available from the corresponding author on reasonable request.

All authors meet the requirement for authorship. The manuscript has been read and approved by all the authors.

Ethics approval and consent to participate {#FPar3}
==========================================

The patient gave his written informed consent after he was informed that data concerning his case will be used for research purposes and publication.

Consent for publication {#FPar4}
=======================

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a danger to ourselves. But any account of cosmic evolution makes it clear that all the creatures of the Earth, the latest manufactures of the galactic hydrogen industry, are beings to be cherished. Elsewhere there may be other equally astonishing transmutations of matter, so wistfully we listen for a humming in the sky.

We have held the peculiar notion that a person or society that is a little different from us, whoever we are, is somehow strange or bizarre, to be distrusted or loathed. Think of the negative connotations of words like _alien_ or _outlandish_. And yet the monuments and cultures of each of our civilizations merely represent different ways of being human. An extraterrestrial visitor, looking at the differences among human beings and their societies, would find thoseFive Ways To Use BC Cherries

Every week we pull together some great Canadian recipes from Canadian food bloggers around the web featuring one main ingredient or dish. This week, we're sharing 5cherry recipes to celebrate the sweetest summer treat!

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German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Friday defended President Trump’s decision to invite Russian President Vladimir Putin to the White House, and said meetings between the two nations must become “normal” again.

“I think it must once again become normal for Russian and American presidents to meet,” Merkel said in a press conference, according to the Associated Press .

Trump and Putin met Monday in Helsinki for their first bilateral summit.

[Also read: Intel chief Dan Coats sees ‘risk’ Russia will carry out assassinations in US]

The move was met with mixed reviews, especially after Trump cast doubt on whether Russia meddled in U.S. elections. Trump said later that he misspoke and meant to portray the exact opposite message.

Merkel ignored that controversy and said meetings in general between the leaders of the U.S.Claire Ward, VICE, November 21, 2014

Business owners in the St. Louis, Missouri area have hired private military contractors to transport guns and gold, fearing their shops will be targeted by looters if a grand jury does not indict Darren Wilson, the police officer who shot and killed Michael Brown in the St. Louis County suburb of Ferguson.

“There’s a lot of people that brought in a lot of money to have people secure their assets,” said Stephen King, owner of Metro Shooting Supplies gun shop, a 15-minute drive from Ferguson. “Some of those people spent $10 an hour on security guards and some people have $1,000 a day private contractors.”

King confirmed that gun shops in the area are hiring private military contractors to escort the transport of their guns


diminutive shop on Kingshighway Boulevard in St. Louis and got inside, but they were unable to break into the safe, according to the shop’s owner, Mike Duke.

Duke is not taking any risks this time around.

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Duke said he employs Cook Security, a private security and surveillance company, to provide security for his shops and has recently hired 12 additional private security guards to protect his stores, and one to escort the transport of gold, diamonds and coins from the stores to a safe location.

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Carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA) is strongly expressed in a vast majority of gastrointestinal carcinomas. Recently, epitope peptides of CEA were identified. We have demonstrated HLA-A24-restricted peptide, CEA652[9] (TYACFVSNL), was capable of eliciting specific cytotoxic T lymphocytes (CTLs) which could lyse tumor cells expressing HLA-A24 and CEA. HLA-A24 is the most applicable MHC class I allele in the Japanese population. In this pilot study, we have used the peptide-pulsed dendritic cells (DCs) generated from peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMCs) supplemented with GM-CSF and IL-4 as the source of the vaccine. Eight patients with advanced CEA-expressing gastrointestinal malignancies received subcutaneous injections every 2 or 3 weeks. Immunomonitoring was performed by ELISpot (enzyme-linked immunosorbent spot) assay


less any royalties paid for the period after November 15, 1972, together with interest, as provided in said Judgment.

9
At Herrlein's request, certified copies of the injunction were served upon Mogul on or before March 4, 1974.

The Contempt Proceedings

10
On December 13, 1974 Herrlein obtained an order from the district court directing Mogul to appear at a hearing on January 17, 1975 to show cause why it should not be held in contempt for violating the injunction.  On January 7, 1975 Mogul filed a motion to dissolve the show cause order, claiming the district court lacked personal jurisdiction over it.  After dismissing this motion and considering evidence presented in the January 17, 1975 hearing, the district court found Mogul in contempt of the injunction order on January 28,not have been undertaken to defy the court's order.  Herrlein had the option at the time of the original action to bind Mogul to the injunction by simply joining Mogul as a party defendant.

Expansion Beyond Rule 65(d)

20
Relying on the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals decision in United States v. Hall, 472 F.2d 261 (1972), Herrlein argues that a party may be held in contempt for violating an injunction even though it was not in active concert or participation with parties to the underlying litigation under the court's inherent power to protect its ability to render a binding judgment.

21
In Hall, the prevailing plaintiff in a school desegregation case obtained an injunction from the district court forbidding anyone with notice of the injunction order from entering the grounds of


the schools marked for desegregation.  Hall was served a copy of the order but was not named as a party, did not participate in the injunction proceeding, and was not named in the order.  Four days later Hall violated the order by entering the school grounds and was subsequently convicted of criminal contempt.  The court of appeals upheld the conviction.

22
Despite some superficial similarities, we think the decision in Hall is distinguishable from the case at bar.  The injunction issued there did not purport to adjudicate Hall's rights in the underlying desegregation suit.  The subject matter of the injunction, the preservation of order in the schools, was distinct from the issues in the primary action.  The injunction In Hall is akin to injunctions        : LLVMType<i1>;
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MILL VALLEY (CBS SF) — The Marin County coroner’s office has identified the men who were found dead in two backyards in Mill Valley this week as Theodore Charles Rodden, 61, of Mill Valley and Andreas Kreiden, 41, of Calistoga.

Rodden was found Wednesday evening in the backyard of a shared lot for 154 and 152 Carlotta Circle, and Kreiden was found Thursday morning in the backyard of 152 Carlotta Circle, coroner’s office Lt. Keith Boyd said.

The Marin County Sheriff’s Office believes the deaths are related to each other and there is no ongoing threat or danger to the community, Boyd said.

The sheriff’s office has been investigating what it believes was a murder-suicide. A rifle was found


literature (see for instance [@Kohler2006; @Grubb2006; @Crassous2006; @Edenhofer2006; @Azar1999; @Grubler1999; @Grubler1998] and the Innovation Modelling Comparison Project [@IMCP2006].). Within this approach, forecasting technology is increasingly seen as a key to sensible climate policy-making, in particular for exploring potential technology support policy portfolios and their impact on emissions.

Many current models of technology (bottom-up models) use exogenous (i.e. imposed) timescales and rates of technological change, which therefore do not depend on actual economic indicators. Meanwhile, many economic (top-down) models rely on a so-called Autonomous Energy Efficiency Indicator (AEEI), which extrapolates the global non price-related energy efficiency of the economy from historical data [@Azar1999; @Kaufmann2004], associated directly with technology improvements. As Dowlatabadi and Oravetz argue, “We need only delve into the recent past to realize that a formulation of technological changein operation, which is assumed to stem from a certain fraction of income reinvested. The number of units that can be built during time interval $\Delta t$ is: t.

2- The total building capacity.

:   This is the sum over all technology categories of the previous term: \_k [U\_k t\_k]{} t = [U\_[tot]{}]{}t where $\overline{t}$ corresponds to the weighed average production capacity expansion time constant: = (\_ )\^[-1]{} , S\_= [U\_U\_[tot]{}]{}.

3- The number of units decomissioned.

:   During each time interval $\Delta t$, a number of units of technology $j$ come to the end of their working life which lasts a time $\tau_j$ and are retired (the lifetime can be either the physical lifetime or the lifetime of social habits, expanded below), either permanently or to be


In specific bidding cases however, it may happen that no bids of a particular kind have been put forward, while in some others several competing bids for a particular technology might have been proposed. Overall, the choice occurring in every single case must take account of the fractional composition of the total amount of bids (term in brackets in expr. \[eq:max\_i\]) in order to determine which types of bids are available, even given the preferred choices of investors. Therefore the number of decommissions of technology $j$ that will actually be replaced by technology $i$ corresponds to expr. \[eq:decom\] times the fractional composition of the bidding process: U\_[j i]{} = [([U\_i t\_i]{} \_k [U\_k t\_k]{})]{} (F\_[ij]{}) [([U\_j \_j]{} \_)]{}[U\_[tot]{} ]{} t = F\_[ij]{} , and the remaining unsuccessful bids are discardedchain derivative of $S_i(t) = U_i(t)/U_{tot}(t)$, = [1 U\_[tot]{}]{}([U\_i t]{}) - [U\_i U\_[tot]{}\^2]{}([U\_[tot]{} t]{}). The total capacity can either increase or decrease, and therefore either $\Delta U_{tot}^{\uparrow}$ or $\Delta U_{tot}^{\downarrow}$ is null. In the most commonly expected case of increases in total capacity, this results in S\_i = \_j t, \[eq:RealShares1\] while in the case where $U_{tot}$ decreases, S\_i = \_j t. \[eq:RealShares2\]

For specific cases where \_j [F\_[ij]{} N]{} = 1 \_j[F\_[ji]{}N]{} = 1, the second term in both equations cancel exactly, leaving S\_i = [1 ]{}\_j ([ t\_i \_j]{} F\_[ij]{} - [ t\_j \_i]{} F\_[ji]{} ) S\_i S\_j t, \[eq:Shares\] which is the same set of coupled differential equations of belonging to the Lotka-Volterra family as eq. \[eq:LotkaVolterra\], and is the equation used in our previous work [@Mercure2012].


The error generated by this approximation is of the order of 1 - [ t\_i]{}\_j [F\_[ij]{} N]{}[U\_[tot]{}U\_[tot]{}]{} 1 - [ \_i]{}\_j[F\_[ij]{}N]{}[U\_[tot]{}U\_[tot]{}]{}. This corresponds to errors in the allocation of new ($U_{tot}$ increases) or decommissioned ($U_{tot}$ decreases) units. Actually, eq. \[eq:Shares\] would be realised if there were no restrictions on the rates of building and decommissions (i.e. if the building rate could match increasing demand exactly, and if early scrapping was allowed when capital is rapidly becoming superfluous). However, these errors in the allocation of new and scrapped units is very secondary due to the exchange term, which always enables units to change category. Therefore the difference is actually $very$ small. This is why even for large total capacity increases, the Lotka-Volterra equation expressed in fractions of the totalis negative. In the particular case where the choice of investors is very strongly biased, for instance towards technology 1 (2), then $F_{12} = 1$ and $F_{21} = 0$ ($F_{12} = 0$ and $F_{21} = 1$) and the time constant becomes simply $t_1 \tau_2 \over {\overline{t}}$ (${- t_2 \tau_1 \over \overline{t} }$). However, in most cases the time constant, as extracted from data, will be somewhere in the range between ${\overline{t}  \over t_1 \tau_2}$ or $-{\overline{t} \over t_2 \tau_1}$ and $\pm$ infinity.[^10] It is therefore difficult to interpret time constants obtained from fitting logistic curves to past data without additional knowledge on investor preferences $F_{ij}$.

Special cases: limits
---------------------

![$Left$ First limiting case where one technology is favoured over all others. $Right$ Second limiting case where one technology is disfavoured


substitution situation is depicted on the left, and a spontaneous market splitting is described on the right, using three market segments. Such dynamic constraints can produce synergies and interference between technologies, where for instance, wind turbines can proliferate in tandem with gas turbines, but a massive expansion in gas turbines due to a subsidy for wind power can block the market for other renewables such as solid biomass based electricity.

Discussion: price or policy induced efficiency changes
======================================================

Revisiting the technology ladder
--------------------------------

The concept of the technology ladder was introduced in previous work [@Mercure2012]. It depicts a process of gradual technology exchanges towards ever more efficient technologies given a technological change driver based onto penalising inefficiency (e.g. fuel taxes, efficiency standards, the carbon price, etc, for a history of effective technology standardscumulative production following learning curves. Therefore, the newest components of the list are difficult to access, and their diffusion beyond niche markets is obstructed by high prices. Consumers thus tend to choose on average accessible intermediate solutions, but small niches exist, as well as early adopters who might find high prices acceptable. Niches and early adopters enable to build capacity despite high prices, bringing new technology prices down along their learning curves. Thus costs of new technologies gradually decrease, and consumers gradually make their way towards ever more efficient technologies, as they buy and later discard units. The panel $a.$ of figure \[fig:LadderTechFor2\] depicts this for different times with a numbered list of technologies, in order of increasing efficiency. The population of the list is depicted on the left


place simultaneously, which could not be simply predicted from past history.

This theory has important implications for attempts at projecting scenarios for the future carbon price. A wide disagreement exists in the literature as to even the order of magnitude of the carbon price necessary to enable the technological changes required to decarbonise the global economy and prevent excessive climate change beyond 2$^{\circ}$C. Prices as high as 1700\$/tCO$_2$ and as low as 100\$/tCO$_2$ have been claimed for the year 2100 (see for instance [@Edenhofer2006]). Values projected depend strongly on the amount of substitution possibilities included in the models used and whether learning curves are included. The price of carbon is in essence a measure of the financial and technical difficulty associated with technological change for emissions reductions. The moreand Benzema, assisted by Sergio Ramos and Loris Karius, had taken Madrid to a third title in a row, history made. For Bale, it is his fourth title since moving to Spain. It may yet be his last. Asked afterwards about a move to the Premier League he said: “I need to be playing week-in, week-out and that hasn’t happened this season for one reason or another ... I have to sit down in the summer and discuss my future with my agent and take it from there.”

If this was his final game for Madrid, it was some way to bid farewell. Or perhaps it can be a new beginning, a revival. It was, after all, a moment beyond the reach of the plausible, like something out of


to change the game entirely – even if Liverpool did find an equaliser, thus requiring Zidane to call on Bale. So, on he came, to score the decisive second and a third that made it safe. Left out to start with, he was named man of the match. Scorer in Lisbon, successful in the shootout in Milan, he had done it again in the Ukraine. Twice.

Bale’s absence from the starting XI was not out of keeping with his season: it had started on Valentine’s Day, when he was left out against Paris Saint-Germain, an unexpected decision which was soon revealed as no one-off, not least because of the sense that he did too little to rebel when he came on, accused of disengaging. In the second leg heThe Hive Life

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grant allowed the Spokane Fire Department to bring on more than 40 new officers. The grant expires next year, though all the crews hired will stay on through the year, as provided for in the city’s 2019 budget.

But, Stuckart says the levy would allow the department to keep 30 of those crews on the force.

“Because I don’t want to be in a position at the end of next year where we’re still not caught up on police and we’re laying off a whole bunch of firefighters,” he said.

The funds would also be used to hire 20 new police officers. Stuckart says some of those hires would be added to the downtown area, others as neighborhood resource officers and the department would be able to staff more property crimeof all, we don't know what Wal-Mart's plans are. So we'll limit our comments to the oil-change methods themselves.

TOM: We tend to agree with you, Gary. You do get more oil -- and, therefore, more crud and contaminants -- out of the engine when you remove the drain plug at the bottom of the engine and let gravity do its job.

RAY: The devices that pump or suck out the oil via the dipstick tube certainly are adequate, but not quite as good, in our humble opinion.

TOM: The places that use suction devices don't do it just to save time, they do it to decrease liability. When you -- as a mechanic -- remove someone's drain plug from the oil pan, there's always the possibility that you might (A)


European nobility, says the newspaper

The Frankopans are a Croatian-Dalmatian noble family. They ranked next to the Zrinskii family in importance by virtue of their power, wealth, fame, glory and role in Croatia's public life. Although their possessions were exposed to every assault both from the east and the west, their power increased steadily until the seventeenth century. The Zrinski and Frankopan families came into closer affinity by marriage ties until in the eyes of the European courts they had become the most important families of Croatia.

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Q:

Reset data in stacked chart in highcharts

I am trying to reset data in a stacked chart on a button click in highcharts Here is my work so far
http://jsfiddle.net/N9WJ9/1/
It is not working
Can you please help with this one? thanks.
Just to clarify I took the help of below two examples
http://jsfiddle.net/gh/get/jquery/1.7.1/highslide-software/highcharts.com/tree/master/samples/highcharts/members/series-setdata/
http://www.highcharts.com/demo/column-stacked
Edit on button works for simple graphs, however I could not make it work for stacked columns.

A:

Use the following code in button click:
chart.series[0].setData([10, 10, 10, 10, 10]);
   chart.series[1].setData([5, 5, 5, 5, 5]);
   chart.series[2].setData([4, 4, 4, 4, 4]);

Check out this FIDDLE

A:

For that you are going to have to re-draw the HighChart or initialize the Object again.
 $('#button').click(function() {
    $("#container").empty();

    options.series = [];
    options.series.push({
    were sensitized with OVA on days 0, 7 and 14 and challenged with OVA daily from days 21 to 27. Mice were injected with SJMHE1 emulsified in IFA on days 0, 14 and day 28. The mice were killed on day 35. B, Histological analysis of lung section from mice by H&E staining. 20× magnification. Images are representative of four independent experiments (n = 6 mice per group). C, Inflammatory process was scored following Underwood\'s standards, with 15 indicating the most severe pathological changes for each mouse. D, Total cells in BALF. E, Eosinophil number in BALF. The quantity of eosinophil in BALF cells was determined following Wright and Giemsa staining. F, OVA‐specific IgE antibody levels in sera of mice. Results are presented as mean ± SEM (n = 12) from two‐independent experiments. ^\*\*\*^


Western blotting analysis. A representative blot from each group is shown](JCMM-23-7819-g006){#jcmm14661-fig-0006}

4. DISCUSSION {#jcmm14661-sec-0020}
=============

Parasite‐derived molecules regulate the host immune responses with various mechanisms to ensure their survival while inhibiting excessive inflammatory responses, such as suppressing the development of allergic diseases, in their host. Parasite‐derived products may be more effective and safer to humans than other chemical drugs because parasites can parasitize their host for a long time by regulating the immune response of the host.[22](#jcmm14661-bib-0022){ref-type="ref"} To date, many commercial companies and private entities have produced and marketed helminths to treat inflammatory diseases.[23](#jcmm14661-bib-0023){ref-type="ref"}

In the present study, we demonstrated that *S japonicum* peptide SJMHE1 can significantly suppress OVA‐induced airway inflammation and reduce inflammatory cells, including eosinophil infiltration into the airways. However, the reduction of airway inflammation induced by SJMHE1 is not associatedthe IL‐4 mRNA in the splenocytes and suppressed the expression of IL‐4, IL‐5 and IL‐17 mRNA in the lungs of mice relative to the OVA or OVA/PBS group. Nonetheless, helminth infections or their products induce a type 2 immune response, which produces cytokines, such as IL‐4, IL‐5 and IL‐13. These cytokines orchestrate the differentiation of Th2 cells.[30](#jcmm14661-bib-0030){ref-type="ref"}, [31](#jcmm14661-bib-0031){ref-type="ref"} ES‐62 from *Acanthocheilonema viteae* is a phosphorylcholine‐containing glycoprotein that can induce IFN‐γ to restore Th1/Th2 balance away from Th2 in airway inflammation while suppressing Th1/Th17 responses in CIA.[32](#jcmm14661-bib-0032){ref-type="ref"}, [33](#jcmm14661-bib-0033){ref-type="ref"} In our work, we demonstrated that SJMHE1 treatment induces an increase in IFN‐γ, IL‐10 and IL‐35 mRNA levels in the splenocytes and lungs of allergic mice. IL‐35, a newly identified inhibitory cytokine released by Tregs, can suppress the airway inflammation induced


[5](#jcmm14661-fig-0005){ref-type="fig"}). Consistent with previous reports on helminth infections or their products being able to induce the production of Tregs,[8](#jcmm14661-bib-0008){ref-type="ref"}, [30](#jcmm14661-bib-0030){ref-type="ref"} we discovered that the proportion of CD4^+^CD25^+^Foxp3^+^Tregs in the spleen was increased in SJMHE1‐treated mice. Moreover, OVA/SJMHE1‐treated mice showed an increase in Foxp3 mRNA in the splenocytes and an elevation of Foxp3 mRNA and protein in the lungs relative to the OVA or OVA/PBS group (Figure [5](#jcmm14661-fig-0005){ref-type="fig"}). Such outcome suggested a defect of Tregs in local inflammation in allergic mice. Moreover, SJMHE1 can induce Tregs to suppress Th2 and Th17 responses of allergic mice. Although Foxp3 expression is critical for Tregs to maintain their suppressive function by producing inhibitory cytokines, such as IL‐10, TGF‐β and IL‐35,[43](#jcmm14661-bib-0043){ref-type="ref"}, [44](#jcmm14661-bib-0044){ref-type="ref"} a recent study showed the existence of a Foxp3‐independent mechanism bymRNA expression in the PBS group (Figure [3](#jcmm14661-fig-0003){ref-type="fig"}). The protein level of T‐bet might have undergone ubiquitination degradation in the PBS group in a non‐inflammatory environment.[47](#jcmm14661-bib-0047){ref-type="ref"} Although T‐bet plays a critical role for IFN‐γ production in Th1 cells, IFN‐γ secretion from other immune cells, such as natural killer cells in T‐bet deficient mice, is necessary and sufficient to protect the host against *Listeria monocytogenes*.[48](#jcmm14661-bib-0048){ref-type="ref"} SJMHE1 appears to reset the balance of effector T cells in inflammatory sites by acting upstream of inflammatory cascades. Thus, the inhibition of inflammation using helminths or their products is a consequence of the natural immune response to helminths. This inflammation inhibition induced by helminths does not target a single molecule or pathway; the suppression is the outcome of the complex and multifaceted immune


Basalisk

“ Gundran was so close to reaching the city, he knew it. Squinting into the light, he could just barely see the faint shine of metal under the hot sun, and so he trudged forward, exhausted.

A few hundred meters ahead of the starving elven man, a tribe of basalisk's spot him. He had been drawn to the glint of their incubators thinking he would find food, drink, and rest. One of these basilisks draws their shortsword and slinks off from the main pack. It's a shame that he would have to be killed just after finding hope, but the brood will soon hatch and a kill like this could feed the young for a month. "

—Wayne Reynald, The Suffering Game

Mammalian races, such as the dwarves, elves, and humans,most will be killed far before that.

Alignment. In the wild dunes of their homeland the basilisks must do whatever they can in order to survive, making them chaotic in nature. However, very few wish to harm others as long as they can survive without doing so and tend to wards the neutral axis rather than evil or good.

Size. Basilisk's average around 6ft tall and weight around 150 pounds. Your size is medium.

Speed. Your base walking speed is 30 feet.

Cold Blooded. You gain resistance to fire damage. You slow metabolism also means you only require half of the food and water other races require.

Solar Powered. When you complete a long rest within bright light (such as that made by a campfire) you gain a number of temporary hit points


I need to see you, please." "I need you to do some work for us and I'm going to need it done fast." "Get the canisters!" "You have to cut precisely ten centimeters from the bottom of the casing." "You and I need a place where we can meet." "Call you back in five minutes." "Logan has asked Jack to be reinstated on a provisional basis." "He's been given full autonomy and access." "We got a possible intercept on Erwich." "A man named Jacob Rossler... a software programmer indicted for high-security code infiltration." "Never convicted." "Copy that." "Federal agent!" "Rossler is in custody!" "I repeat, Rossler is in custody!" "Answer." "Yes?" "We have the identification keys." "No!" "Is he gonna make it?" "No." "He's dead." "Rossler's our onlycalling Walt Cummings a hero, not a traitor." "I don't believe this!" "Well?" "Is CTU any closer?" "They're mounting an undercover operation, which they hope will lead them to the canisters." "Hope is not good enough." "We want results." "You need to make that abundantly clear to them, Mike!" "I believe they're doing everything that can be done, sir." "I just read the statement you issued about Walt's death." ""Stress due to overwork robbed this country"" ""of one of its most dedicated public servants." ""His work with this administration has..."" "You're covering everything up." "I'll wait outside." "Don't go anywhere, Mike." "Your fingerprints are all over this." "Charles, we worked on this together." "I thought we'd both agreed that you needed to go public about Walt's involvement with


"The loss of life could exceed hundreds of thousands of people." "My God." "Bring it over here." "What kind of casualties are you predicting at the mall?" "We don't have exact numbers, but based on our video surveillance, our best guess is between eight and nine hundred." "Sir, many of them are children." "Can't you evacuate the mall?" "Not without the terrorists knowing." "The public will not tolerate the government's complicity in this." "They wouldn't know, sir." "This would be a covert decision." "We are monitoring the terrorists." "We know at 100% that when they'll leave the mall, they are going back to the remaining canisters." "What's your recommendation?" "Bill Buchanan and I agree that the greatest good would be served by allowing them to release this singledo!" "Jack, can you hear me?" "Yes?" "We can't arm the canisters!" "What is the problem?" "Rossler says he doesn't know." " Do you believe him?" " I don't know." "Should I kill him?" "Not until we are sure we have another way to release the gas." "Andrei thinks he's discovered an alternative." "I'll put him on." "Get him in the other room." "Polakov." "What's going on?" "Andrei thinks he may have another way to release the gas." "Now move the jumper over." "Expose the red and yellow wire." "Hang on, I'm gonna put you on speakerphone." "Are you sure the valve can't open without warning?" "If you make a mistake, it could, so pay attention." "Five more splices to go." "Which one now?" "The orange wire next


rPA$ a morphism $pAY$ and an epimorphism $\Zobr fXY$.

The rest of solution is: draw the obvious arrows to complete the diagram.
This would be a logical place to stop, if you only want a hint and want to do the rest by yourself.
Since it is already some time since you posted your question, I guess posting full solution will not do much harm.
(And of course you can simply ignore the rest of you post.)
We have the morphism $q=p\circ r$. Since $P$ is projective, there is a morphism $\ol q$ such that $f\circ \ol q=q=p\circ r$. Thus we get
$$f\circ\ol q \circ s=p\circ r\circ s=p\circ 1_A=p,$$
i.e. we have shown that there is a morphism $\ol p = \ol q\circ s$ fulfilling $f\circ\ol p=p$.

I hope that the uploaded diagrammore details (a copy is included in the LICENSE file that
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package java.net;

import java.security.cert.Certificate;
import javax.net.ssl.SSLPeerUnverifiedException;
import java.security.Principal;
import java.util.List;

/**
 * Represents a cache response originally retrieved through secure
 * means, such as TLS.
 *
 * @since 1.5
 */
public abstract class SecureCacheResponse extends CacheResponse {
    /**
     * Returns the cipher suite


       certificate chain that was sent to the server. If no
     *           certificate chain was sent, null will be returned.
     * @see #getLocalPrincipal()
     */
    public abstract List<Certificate> getLocalCertificateChain();

    /**
     * Returns the server's certificate chain, which was established as
     * part of defining the session in the original connection that
     * retrieved the network resource, from cache.  Note: This method
     * can be used only when using certificate-based cipher suites;
     * using itBarrier (Talent) removed

Bolt of the Storm (Talent) removed

Mana Addict (Talent) Upon gathering 25 Regeneration Globes, Kael’thas gains the Arcane Barrier Ability. Activate Arcane Barrier to receive a Shield equal to 100% of Kael’thas’ maximum Mana for 4 seconds. 45 second cooldown

Verdant Spheres (Trait) (D) Fel Infusion (Talent) Now also increases Ability Power by 5% Mana Tap (Talent) redesigned Activating Verdant Spheres restores 4% of maximum Mana Sunfire Enchantment (Talent) Damage reduced from 203 (+4% per level) to 183 (+4% per level) New Talent (Level 16): Twin Spheres Verdant Spheres gains an additional charge

Flamestrike (Q) Damage reduced from 237 (+4% per level) to 213 (+4% per level) Damage (empowered by Verdant Spheres) reduced from 356 (+4% per level) to 320 (+4% per level) Flamethrower (Talent) removed Convection (Talent) redesigned


Now increases Flamestrike's damage by 5 for each enemy Hero hit by Flamestrike, up to 100 damage. Lose all bonus damage on death. Once Flamestrike reaches 100 bonus damage, gain an extra 50 bonus damage and keep all damage bonuses permanently. New Talent (Level 7): Burned Flesh Hitting more than one Hero with Flamestrike causes each to take damage equal to 8% of their maximum Health Fury of the Sunwell (Talent) Delay between Flamestrike casts reduced from 1 to 0.5 seconds

Living Bomb (W) Explosion radius increased by 10% Explosions now spread Living Bomb to all nearby enemy Heroes not already affected by it Can no longer be cast on targets already affected by Living Bomb Chain Bomb (Talent) removed Pyromaniac (Talent) Cooldown reduction decreased from 2 seconds toRipper (W) X-Tra Large Bombs (E) Sprint 16 (6) Superior Schematics (Q) Goblin Fusion (W) Kwik Release Charge (E) — 20 (7) Mecha-Lord (R) Miniature Black Hole (R) Firin’ Mah Lazorz (W) It’s Raining Scrap

White text indicates a NEW Talent

Blue text indicates a MOVED Talent

Return

Murky

Block (Talent) renamed to Fishtank Fishtank provides 2 Block charges. Each charge reduces damage taken from the next incoming Basic Attack by 50%

March of the Murlocs (R) Damage increased from 19 (+4% per level) to 25 (+4% per level)

Return

Nazeebo

Gargantuan (R) Basic Attack damage increased from 228 (+4% per level) to 274 (+4% per level) No longer deals bonus damage to Minions or Structures

Return

Sylvanas

This Hero has received significant Talent changes

Basic Attack damage increased from 74 (+4% per level) to 85 (+4% per level)

Corruption (Talent) removed

Envenom


changed No longer reduces Shadow Dagger’s range Only the initial Shadow Dagger target becomes Vulnerable

Haunting Wave (E) Ranger’s Ambush (Talent) removed Shade Form (Talent) removed Windrunner (Talent) moved from Level 16 to Level 13 Withering Fire charges now refill after teleporting The duration in which Haunting Wave can be cast a second time for free has been increased from 2 to 5 seconds

New Heroic (R): Mind Control After channeling for 1 second, gain control of an enemy Hero’s movement for 2.5 seconds Dark Lady’s Call (Talent) This Talent’s functionality has changed and now affects Mind Control Now increases target’s Movement Speed by 100%

Sylvanas Talents

Level (Tier) 1 (1) Overflowing Quiver (Q) Paralysis (Trait) Mercenary Queen — 4 (2) Withering Barrage (Q) With the Wind (Q) Lost Soul (W) —that could cause performance issues under certain circumstances.

Fixed an issue that could prevent Rehgar’s Feral Lunge from properly connecting with enemies who were running in the opposite direction.

Regeneration Globes will now properly grant healing and Regeneration Master stacks when collected as a Shield expires.

Fixed an issue which caused several Heroes’ Trait icons to appear greyed-out at all times.

Floating combat text for Artanis’ Twin Blades is now properly colored orange after learning the Zealot Charge Talent.

Block stacks granted by Brightwing’s Pixie Dust will now last the full 4 second duration listed in the Ability’s description.

Cho’gall will now be Healed for the proper amount for Basic Attacks against affected by Consuming Blaze after learning Cho’s Fuel for the Flame and Fire Eater Talents.

Fixed an issue that could allow Cho to


Park Wants Special Committee for Reunification

President Park Geun-hye makes a speech marking her first year in office on Tuesday.

President Park Geun-hye has proposed setting up a special committee to prepare for Korean reunification. In a televised speech marking her first year in office, Park said she is after "a systematic, constructive direction for reunification" by launching the committee.

"The committee will embrace public opinion by inviting civilian experts and civic groups in the fields of diplomacy, security, economy, society and culture, and map out a blueprint for a unified Korea," she added.

Park explained that Germany prepared for its eventual reunification for many years.

She has recently described reunification as a potential "bonanza" not only for South Korea but neighboring countries as well.One day, resource-deprived Japan may no longer have to import its energy, nor rely on nuclear power or coal, thanks to a renewable source with vast potential: offshore wind power.

The International Energy Agency said in a report in November that by 2040, offshore wind power alone has the potential to meet Japan’s total power demand by over ninefold and the world’s total electricity demand by elevenfold. The technology could become the world’s mainstay power supply, the IEA says, contingent on one thing: the further development of floating turbines.

2020 will be an inflection point in the nation’s full-scale development of offshore wind after a new law took effect in April 2019 allowing offshore turbines to operate for up to 30 years. Previously, most prefectures could only give permits lasting


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---------------------- Forwarded by Phillip K Allen/HOU/ECT on 02/18/2001
07:42 PM ---------------------------

"Jeff Smith" <jsmith@austintx.com> on 02/16/2001 07:24:59 AM
To: <Phillip.K.Allen@enron.com>
cc:
Subject: RE:

Here is what you need to bring.

Updated rent roll

Inventory of all personal property including window units.

Copies of all leases ( we can make these available at the office)

A copy of the note and deed of trust

Any service, maintenance and management agreements

Any environmental studies?

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Phillip.K.Allen@enron.com [mailto:Phillip.K.Allen@enron.com]
> Sent: Friday, February 16, 2001 8:53 AM
> To: jsmith@austintx.com
> Subject: RE:
>
>
> Jeff,
>
> Here is the application from SPB.  I guess they want to use the same form
> as a new loan application.  I have a call in to Lee O'Donnell to try to
> find out if there is a shorter form.  What do I need to be
>Interview)

Q: Do you have a big project that you're currently working on?

A: The most active project of FOTM is the Collyer Field Forest Restoration project. Beyond the baseball field lies the Moshassuck River and an upland of filled wetland that was entirely overgrown with Japanese Knotweed, and invasive species. Along the River, here and at other places there was a riverine gallery forest, a line of trees, one or two trees deep at its largest, with relatively old trees, trees growing since the area had been first industrialized, coming up on the canal walls. Under them was some serious shade, and lo and behold the knotweed stopped where the trees shaded the place all day. In other words closed canopy forest suppresses knotweed.

The Collyer Field site, especially beyond


it has had an interest in exploring all of the economy/ecology interface in its community. We have tried to think like a watershed, holistically. FOTM has always done the traditional watershed activities, clean ups, water testing, and tree plantings in the watershed. Its tree planting project is an effort to turn a field of invasive Japanese Knotweed back into a New England semi natural forest along the river, an experiment that does not seem to be running anywhere else in urban New England. But really restoring the watershed is going to take much more than this. It is going to take revitalizing the human communities along the river as well. And that is going to take compost.

The Moshassuck is one of the oldest industrial watersheds in North America,jobs in the community. And for us watershed lovers, it can reduce the amount of pavement based polluted runoff that reaches the Mighty Mo each time it rains.

What is not to like about the idea? Therefore Friends of the Moshassuck will be using its network to spread the word and build support for the Greater Providence Urban Agriculture Task Force’s compost project. For more information check out the ProsperityForRI.org blog.

Anyone interested in helping to restore sites along the Moshassuck River, or who has a site they love along the river, is encouraged to contact us.


aspects of anthropogenic impacts on the environment, including terrestrial, atmospheric, and aquatic systems.

The American Society of Agronomy (ASA) www.agronomy.org, is a scientific society helping its 8,000+ members advance the disciplines and practices of agronomy by supporting professional growth and science policy initiatives, and by providing quality, research-based publications and a variety of member services.West. If that happens, then the Russians might pull their scientists and engineers, join in the sanctions and force the Iranians to abandon their program. The second possibility is that the Russians will continue to play the spoiler on sanctions and will insist that they are not giving support to the Iranians. This leaves the military option, which would mean broad-based action, primarily by the United States, against Iran's nuclear facilities. Any military operation would involve keeping the Strait of Hormuz clear, meaning naval action, and we now know that there are more nuclear facilities than previously discussed. So while the war for the most part would be confined to the air and sea, it would be extensive nonetheless. Sanctions or war remain thetwo options, and which one


about $90 and is one of the more modest ones in the collection. There are also bodysuits, with not very much material, featuring horses Bow Tie and Applejack on the front. There is also a crop top with Cheerilee's mug on it.

Ora gets a thumbs up from the dress designer herself for the way she wore the mane mini.

"I love Rita's style," Vandy told Yahoo on Tuesday. "She's so quirky with her look and fearless, which I really admire."

As for her inspiration for the line, Vandy said, "I absolutely love My Little Pony — the colors are like a bubblegum fairytale. It's one of those toys which will never go out [of style]. I had so many as a child that my dad had to make to makeIn continuation to the first part themed around Luna, this second part is quite meaningful as it reflects a cathartic dream that Altius had, and the love that he feels towards his friends who helped him overcome hardships. It's all explained in the description on YouTube! Writing music based on feelings and emotion like this is so commendable and this definitely gets all my support!


the trial court’s final decree terminating
her parental rights and appointing the Department of Family and Protective Services
as sole managing conservator of her children A.Z.H. (Andrea), L.D.C. (Leslie), and
B.C. (Barry).1 The trial court terminated Mother’s rights to Andrea on the predicate

        1
          Pursuant to Texas Rule of Appellate Procedure 9.8, we use fictitious names to identify the minors
and other individuals involved in this case.
grounds of endangerment. See Tex. Fam. Code Ann. § 161.001(b)(1)(D) & (E).
(West. Supp. 2017). The trial court terminated Mother’s rights to Leslie and Barry
on the predicate grounds of endangerment and being the cause of the children being
born addicted to alcohol or a controlled substance. See Tex. Fam. Code Ann.
§ 161.001(b)(1)(D),least one week. The Department sought temporary managing
conservatorship of Barry.

         D.    Department History

         On December 28, 2010, when Andrea was eight months old, the Department
received a referral noting that the baby was “at risk when with her father.” The case
was ruled, “unable to determine.”

         On May 27, 2012, the Department received another referral for neglectful
supervision in which it was alleged that Father sold drugs out of the home and abused
drugs. The referral also noted that Mother and another non-relative had been seen
using drugs around the child. The case was “ruled out.”

         E.


                                         12
      Due to the severity and permanency of the termination of parental rights, the
burden of proof is heightened to the clear and convincing evidence standard. See
Tex. Fam. Code Ann. § 161.001; In re J.F.C., 96 S.W.3d 256, 265–66 (Tex. 2002).
“Clear and convincing evidence” means “the measure or degree of proof that will
produce in the mind of the trier of fact a firm belief or conviction as to the truth of
the allegations sought to be established.” Tex. Fam. Code Ann. § 101.007 (West
2014);an appellant does not challenge an independent
ground that may support the judgment that appellant seeks to reverse, this court must
overrule the challenges that the appellant has chosen to assert). We overrule
Mother’s first issue.

II.   Best Interest of the Children

      In her second issue, Mother challenges the factual sufficiency of the evidence
to support the trial court’s finding that termination is in the best interest of the
children.

      The factors the trier of fact may use to determine the best interest of the child
include: (1) the desires of the child; (2) the present and future physical and emotional
needs of the child; (3) the present and future emotional and physical danger to the
child; (4) the parental abilities of the persons seeking


old. When children are too young to express their desires, the
fact finder may consider that the children have bonded with the foster family, are
well cared for by the foster family, and have spent minimal time with a parent. In re
L.G.R., 498 S.W.3d 195, 205 (Tex. App.—Houston [14th Dist.] 2016, pet. denied).

      Mother argues there is no evidence about the children’s desires. The record
reflects, however, that the oldest child is seven, and that all three children live in the
same foster home with Mother’s youngest child who was removed at birth. The
foster home was stable and was described by the caseworker as Andrea’s and
Leslie’s best chance to have “a normal childhood.” Barry was born with symptoms
of drug withdrawal, which have abated since his time inmust give due deference to the trial
court’s fact-finding role by resolving disputed evidence in favor of the finding if a
reasonable person could have found it to be clear and convincing. See In re J.F.C.,
96 S.W.3d at 266. The caseworker’s testimony along with that of the Child
Advocates and the psychologist that Mother could not meet the children’s physical
and emotional needs is sufficient to support the trial court’s best-interest finding. See
In re J.D., 436 S.W.3d 105, 118 (Tex. App.—Houston [14th Dist.] 2014, no pet.) (A
fact finder may infer from a parent’s past inability to meet the child’s physical and
emotional needs an inability or unwillingness to meet the child’s needs in the
future.).

       Mother further argues that she has taken significant steps toward addressing
her drug abuse