            JSCustomElementsObject> {
 public:
  STATIC_ASSERT(kHeaderSize == JSObject::kHeaderSize);
  TQ_OBJECT_CONSTRUCTORS(JSSpecialObject)
};

// JSAccessorPropertyDescriptor is just a JSObject with a specific initial
// map. This initial map adds in-object properties for "get", "set",
// "enumerable" and "configurable" properties, as assigned by the
// FromPropertyDescriptor function for regular accessor properties.
class JSAccessorPropertyDescriptor : public JSObject {
 public:
  // Layout description.
#define JS_ACCESSOR_PROPERTY_DESCRIPTOR_FIELDS(V) \
  V(kGetOffset, kTaggedSize)                      \
  V(kSetOffset, kTaggedSize)                      \
  V(kEnumerableOffset, kTaggedSize)                                   Handle<Name> name);

  DECL_CAST(JSGlobalObject)

  inline bool IsDetached();

  // May be called by the concurrent GC when the global object is not
  // fully initialized.
  DECL_GETTER(native_context_unchecked, Object)

  // Dispatched behavior.
  DECL_PRINTER(JSGlobalObject)
  DECL_VERIFIER(JSGlobalObject)

  // Layout description.
  DEFINE_FIELD_OFFSET_CONSTANTS(JSSpecialObject::kHeaderSize,
                                TORQUE_GENERATED_JS_GLOBAL_OBJECT_FIELDS)

  OBJECT_CONSTRUCTORS(JSGlobalObject, JSSpecialObject);
};

// Representation for JS Wrapper objects, String, Number, Boolean, etc.
class JSPrimitiveWrapper
    : public TorqueGeneratedJSPrimitiveWrapper<JSPrimitiveWrapper,


 // via ExternalReference.
  // {raw_date} is a tagged Object pointer.
  // {smi_index} is a tagged Smi.
  // The return value is a tagged Object pointer.
  static Address GetField(Isolate* isolate, Address raw_date,
                          Address smi_index);

  static Handle<Object> SetValue(Handle<JSDate> date, double v);

  void SetValue(Object value, bool is_value_nan);

  // Dispatched behavior.
  DECL_PRINTER(JSDate)
  DECL_VERIFIER(JSDate)

  // The order is important. It must be kept in sync with date macros
  // in macros.py.
  enum FieldIndex {
    kDateValue,
    kYear,
    kMonth,
    kDay,
    kWeekday,
 the   Parker      exemption   if    acting    pursuant    to     a    “clearly

articulated       and    affirmatively       expressed   as    state     policy”     and

their behavior is “actively supervised by the State itself.”

California Retail Liquor Dealers Ass’n v. Midcal Aluminum, Inc.,

445   U.S.      97,   105    (1980)   (internal    quotation       marks       omitted).

Third, as the Supreme Court recently reaffirmed,


      Town of Hallie v. City

of Eau Claire, 471 U.S. 34, 47 (1985) (emphasis in original). 4

The       Court’s   rationale        stemmed     from        the   fact        that   a

municipality’s      conduct     is    “likely     to    be    exposed     to    public

scrutiny”     and   “checked    to    some     degree   throughto    “foster

anticompetitive practices for the benefit of its members.”                            When

a state agency and its members have the attributes of a public

body—such as a municipality—and are subject to public scrutiny

such that “there is little or no danger that [they are] involved

in a private price-fixing arrangement,” active supervision is

not required.       Hallie, 471 U.S. at 47.               However, when a state

agency appears to have the attributes of a private actor and is

taking actions to benefit its own membership—as in Goldfarb—both

parts of Midcal


                                         16
       We have indicated—prior to Midcal and Hallie—that a state

agency operated by market participants must show active state

involvement.          See Asheville Tobacco Bd. of Trade, Inc. v. FTC,

263 F.2d 502, 509 (4th Cir. 1959).                              In Asheville Tobacco, we

addressed conduct by a local board ofthe

testimony, picking and choosing for itself among uncertain and

conflicting inferences.’”            Id. (quoting FTC v. Algoma Lumber

Co., 291 U.S. 67, 73 (1934)).

     The     FTC     Act     makes    unlawful      “[u]nfair       methods     of

competition.”        15 U.S.C. § 45(a)(1).          In this case, the FTC

determined that the Board’s conduct violated § 45(a)(1) because

it was a violation of § 1 of the Sherman Act, which we have

previously recognized is a “species” of “unfair competition.”

South


                      A.

       Section 1 of the Sherman Act applies “only to concerted

action,” American Needle, Inc. v. National Football League, 130

S.Ct. 2201, 2208 (2010), and “unilateral conduct is excluded

from its purview,” Oksanen v. Page Memorial Hosp., 945 F.2d 696,

702 (4th Cir. 1991).             In American Needle, the Court recognized

that “[a]greements made within a firm can constitute concerted

action    . . . when the parties to the agreement act on interests

separate from those of the firm itself” such that “the intrafirm

agreements      may         personal

stake exception” to Copperweld).                     As the American Needle Court

                                                21
explained, “substance,” not “form” determines whether an “entity

is capable of conspiring under § 1,” and the key inquiry is

“whether there is a conspiracy between ‘separate economic actors

pursuing separate economic interests, such that the agreement

deprives      the    marketplace


  Id.   at   781.      In

applying      this    abbreviated        analysis,     however,    a    court      “must

carefully       consider         a      challenged      restriction’s        possible

procompetitive justifications.”                  Continental Airlines, 277 F.3d

at 510.

    In this case, the FTC determined that the Board’s conduct

violated § 1 under both  “substate”    entities   of

government receive immunity from antitrust scrutiny when they

act pursuant to clearly articulated and affirmatively expressed

state policy to displace competition, without regard to whether

their activities are actively supervised by the state).

     *
       The separate features supporting the Board’s position
included: (1) the North Carolina legislature’s designation of
the Board “as the agency of the State for the regulation of the
practice of dentistry in this State,” N.C.G.S. § 90-22(b); (2)
the designation of Board members as “State employees,” N.C.G.S.
§ 93B-16(b); (3) the Board members’ entitlement to sovereign
immunity and legal defense by the state attorney general,
N.C.G.S. §§ 93B-16(c), 143-300.3; (4) the oath Board members are
required to take promising to uphold North Carolina’s laws and
protect the


import * as constants from "../constants";
import { Configurations } from "../common/constants";
import { EventEmitter } from "events";
import { attachAwaitDetach } from "../common/helpers";
import { IProjectDataService } from "../definitions/project";
import {
	IBuildController,
	IBuildArtefactsService,
	IBuildInfoFileService,
	IBuildData,
} from "../definitions/build";
import { IPlatformsDataService } from "../definitions/platform";
import { IAnalyticsService, IFileSystem } from "../common/declarations";
import { IInjector } from "../common/definitions/yok";
import { injector } from "../common/yok";

export class BuildController extends EventEmitter implements IBuildController {
	constructor(
		private $analyticsService: IAnalyticsService,
		private $buildArtefactsService: IBuildArtefactsService,
		private $buildInfoFileService: IBuildInfoFileService,
		private $fs: IFileSystem,
		private $logger: ILogger,
		private $injector: IInjector,
		private $mobileHelper: Mobile.IMobileHelper,
		private $projectDataService: IProjectDataService,
		private $projectChangesService: IProjectChangesService,
		private $prepareController: IPrepareController
	) {
		super();
	}

	private get $platformsDataService(): IPlatformsDataService {
		return this.$injector.resolve("platformsDataService");
	}

	public async prepareAndBuild(buildData: IBuildData): Promise<string> {
		await this.$prepareController.prepare(buildData);
		const result = await this.build(buildData);

		return result;
	}

	public async build(buildData: IBuildData): Promise<string> {
		this.$logger.info("Building project...");

		const platform = buildData.platform.toLowerCase();
		const projectData = this.$projectDataService.getProjectData(
			buildData.projectDir
		);
		const platformData = this.$platformsDataService.getPlatformData(
			platform,
			projectData
		);

		const action = constants.TrackActionNames.Build;
		const isForDevice = this.$mobileHelper.isAndroidPlatform(platform)
			? null
			: buildData && buildData.buildForDevice;

		await this.$analyticsService.trackEventActionInGoogleAnalytics({
			action,
			isForDevice,
			platform,
			projectDir: projectData.projectDir,
			additionalData: `${
				buildData.release ? Configurations.Release : Configurations.Debug
			}_${
				buildData.clean
					? constants.BuildStates.Clean
					: constants.BuildStates.Incremental
			}`,
		});

		ifcolumns or tables:
(1)css min-width to columns or cells (2)css width to table (3)css whitespace:nowrap to table.
Because all cells have different amount of text in it, tables have different width, number of cells, rows & columns. So these CSS leaves useless white-space and unable to make a table compact as possible.
Is there any way to solve this with or without Javascript or any better way what I think?

A:

No extra white-space solution for you,
In your case this jquery will check every row to , and increase the table width till all rows are nearly equal height.
var i = 0,
    j, row, table = document.getElementsByTagName('table')[0];
while (row = table.rows[i++]) {
    j = 1000;
    while (row.offsetHeight > 200 && j < 2500) {


success. Good third party open sources libraries count a lot too. Even a small well crafted API allows to offer a really useful abstraction and can help reduce code size a lot. But you know, making framework and public API is not the same thing at all as just coding an utility class in 2 hours. It has a really high cost. An utility class costs 2 hours for the initial coding, maybe 2 days with debugging and unit tests. When you start sharing common code on big projects/teams, you really make an API. You must ensure perfect documentation then, really readable and maintainable code. When you release new version of this code, you must stay backward compatible. You have to promote it company wide (or at leastbecause the needs are different.

What you are really managing is complexity. In the end if you make one monolithic codebase, a very generic and advanced one, you increase the time for newcomers to ramp up, you increase the risk that developers will not use your common code at all, and you slow down everybody because any change has far greater chances to break existing functionality.

A:

There are several agile/ XP practices you can use to address this, e.g.:

talk with each other (e.g. during daily stand-up meeting)
pair programming/ code review

Then create, document & test one or several utility library projects which can be referenced. I recommend to use Maven to manage dependecies/ versions.


viewDid... callbacks are good places for the setup:
var player : AVPlayer!
var layer : AVPlayerLayer!
// var layer : AVSampleBufferDisplayLayer! // in my case

override func viewDidLoad() {
    super.viewDidLoad()
    self.layer = AVPlayerLayer(player: player)
    // self.layer = AVSampleBufferDisplayLayer() // in my case
    self.layer.frame = self.view.bounds
    self.view.layer.addSublayer(self.layer)
}

The same is true for enqueue(_ sampleBuffer: CMSampleBuffer) and flush() or flushAndRemoveImage() when working with AVSampleBufferDisplayLayer.

deterrent for the service provider to engage in firmware updates. The lack of an easy and quick method of updating mobile handset firmware slows the deployment and adoption of new features, and leaves faulty or misbehaving mobile handsets in the field.
Further limitations and disadvantages of conventional and traditional approaches will become apparent to one of skill in the art, through comparison of such systems with some aspects of the present invention as set forth in the remainder of the present application with reference to the drawings.


has paid money to put their brand name onto. We all live with this and accept it, consciously or not, because you CAN NOT own the game or the passion behind it.

Don Garber is probably very confused as to why Supporters feel compelled to get into the business of trademarking a trophy. From where he sits the business apparatus is already in place; the nature of running a sports league is all about protecting your brands. Similarly, Supporters are very interested in protecting their own "brand" from exploitation. The Supporters don't understand why Garber expects us to trust the suits with something that is ours.

What strikes me is that MLS is simply trying to do what the NFL would do. NFL commissioner Roger Goodell's self-proclaimed mission to "protectto planning brand new facilities, H-D is also
expanding and upgrading their existing plants and research centers. In
Wauwatosa, Wisconsin, H-D is planning a 75,000 square foot (sqft)
office building addition and a 65,000 sqft plant expansion.
	   These expansions will enable H-D to maintain 800 jobs and create
393 new positions, something the Governor of the state is fully
behind. "The company is expanding and upgrading equipment at two of
its Wisconsin facilities," says Wisconsin Governor Scott McCallum.
"The quality of its products has helped raise Wisconsin's viability
around the world." H-D shipped 200,000 motorcycles for the first time
in company history last year. H-D's internal company goals had
initially called for reaching that sales milestone by 2003, the year
they celebrate their first century of business.
	   Harley-Davidson, Incorporated is the largest U.S.-based motorcycle
manufacturer, and


in Belgian society, with the latter being supported by about 74% of the population (before the law was passed; [@B32]).

Even if largely accepted within Belgium, non-negligible variability still exists in the attitudes of acceptance versus disapproval of the legalization of child euthanasia (e.g., [@B41]). There are also individuals, groups, or scholars who publicly criticize this law or some of its aspects (e.g., [@B47]). The present work focuses on the psychological individual differences that may explain this variability. More precisely, it aims to investigate the religious, moral, emotional, and cognitive characteristics that distinguish law opponents from the societal majority; or, in correlational terms, characteristics that are related to, and may predict (in a regression), high versus low disapproval of child euthanasia. There are three broad questions of particular interest([@B37]). Similarly, Conway et al. ([@B8]) recently found that conservatives are not necessarily simple-minded across all life domains: while liberals show higher complexity in certain domains (e.g., premarital sexuality, alcohol consumption, abortion), conservatives demonstrate higher complexity in other domains (e.g., death penalty, open-door immigration, loud music). We investigated this question by focusing on the construct of *existential quest*. In line with the concept of religious quest, as elaborated by Batson et al. (1993), researchers have recently defined existential quest as the readiness to question one's own beliefs and worldviews, and to do so independently of their content, be it religious or not ([@B54]). We thus hypothesized that opponents of child euthanasia would show low levels of existential quest, which was indeed found to be the case for adult


the child's capacity for discernment, that is to say, his/her ability to fully comprehend all the consequences of the decision. According to the parliamentarians, the law on euthanasia does not substitute palliative care. In all cases, a discussion among healthcare professionals, as well as parental consent, is mandatory".

The degree of endorsement of, versus opposition to, the legalization of child euthanasia was assessed with the following item: "How much do you agree with the legalization of child euthanasia?" Additionally, the degree of endorsement of, versus opposition to, the specific legal conditions for child euthanasia to be permitted was assessed by the following item: "How much do you agree with the legal conditions under which child euthanasia is practiced?" Respondents rated each item on a 6-point Likert scale ranging from1 = *not at all agree* to 6 = *totally agree*. For both items, scores were reversed so that higher scores denote opposition. Afterwards, participants were asked to give an argument to justify their response to the first question. These spontaneous responses (some participants provided one argument, some provided more than one) were coded by two independent coders to form broad categories of the type of arguments used.

### Hypothesized correlates

***Slippery slope thinking.*** We created four items to measure the belief that the misuse of euthanasia, legalized for exceptional cases, would lead to a generalized practice and the trivialization of the act of terminating a life: "Do you think that the legalization of child euthanasia crossed a line, and that it will be misused?"; "Do you have the impression


religiousness, other results underlined the role of moral (in correlations, not in the regression), as well as cognitive and emotional factors. Those who disapproved, compared to those who accepted the legalization of child euthanasia, tended to be lower in socio-cognitive flexibility on existential issues (existential quest) and higher in collectivistic moral orientation (loyalty and purity). Interpersonal moral values (care and justice) were unrelated to moral opposition. The findings suggest that the lower flexibility involved here may not generalize to any domain, but is specifically located within the ideological, existential-moral domain. Indeed, openness to experience, a broad personality factor, did not relate to high or low acceptance; it was existential quest that predicted low opposition. This extends previous research showing that conservatives' low flexibility does not generalize across all(literal) respect and preservation of the physical and sacred order of things; thus, any intervention to terminate an individual's life is prohibited. Respect for authority may be less relevant for understanding the (dis)approval of euthanasia. Alternatively, given the high acceptance rate of (child) euthanasia in Belgium, it could be that the role of respect for authority as a moral foundation is unclear here: does this value lead to respect of the current norm (permissiveness) or to attachment to the traditional norm (prohibition)?

Finally, the slippery slope argumentation style turned out to be very highly correlated with the disapproval of euthanasia; and the two shared the same correlates. This underlines the decisive role of this thinking style in shaping the non-acceptance of (child) euthanasia---or, alternatively, in a posteriori legitimizing moral


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Conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh on Monday suggested that Democrats had exposed NBA basketball team owner Don Sterling as a racist because he had not given President Barack Obama “enough money.”

The gossip website TMZ on Saturday posted audio of the LA Clippers owner allegedly telling his girlfriend not to embarrass him by bringing black friends to basketball games.

ADVERTISEMENT

“This is not news to anybody who has known of this guy,” Limbaugh announced on Monday. “This guy’s a big Democrat. The only reason he’s in trouble right now is he did not give enough money to Obama.”

“All of this shock and outrage, it’s as phony as you can believe,” he continued. “It’s been known. They guy gave money to [former Democratic California Gov.] Grey Davis. The guy gave money to


their way.”

While there is no current cure for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, medical advancements have been made, even in the last 10 years. With support from other local families, faith in God, and a passion for living life to the fullest, the Duttons live a truly inspiring life. Kera expressed how the family is honored to have been chosen as Wheeler’s Western Outfitters’ featured customer of the month.didn’t come anywhere close to the Texans DE’s mark of 20.5 sacks in Year 2 after he put up 12.5 sacks in 2017.

That doesn’t make Burleson’s position inaccurate. In fact, it should make Bolts fans excited about what is to come for Bosa in Year 3 after general manager Tom Telesco’s selection of defensive tackle Justin Jones in the 2018 NFL draft.


PSTN by the PCM transmitter 36 where they are received by a network codec. The PCM data is then transmitted through the PSTN 28 until reaching the central office 32 to which the client modem 34 is connected. Before transmitting the PCM data to the client modem 34, the data is converted from its current form as either xcexc-law or A-law companded PCM codewords to pulse amplitude modulated (PAM) voltages by the codec expander (digital-to-analog (D/A) converter) 38. These PAM voltage levels are processed by a central office hybrid 42 where the unidirectional signal received from the codec expander 38 is transmitted towards the client modem 34 as part of a bidirectional signal. A second hybrid 44 at the subscriber""s analog telephone connection converts the bidirectional signal backcodec. This unidirectional, analog signal is converted into either xcexc-law or A-law companded PCM codewords by the codec compressor (AID converter) 56, which are then transmitted through the PSTN 28 until reaching the server modem 26. The server modem 26 includes a conventional V.34 receiver 58 for demodulating and decoding the data sent by the V.34 transmitter 52 in the client modem 34. Thus, data is transferred from the client modem 34 to the server modem 26 at data rates of up to 33.6 kbps as provided for in the V.34 standard.
The V.90 standard offers increased data rates (e.g., data rates up to 56 kbps) in the downstream direction from a server to a subscriber or client. Upstream communication still takes place at conventional data rates as provided


is a plurality of PCM code point sequences associated with a plurality of framing intervals. In such an embodiment, the averaging and incorporation of averages into a constellation are carried out for a code point of interest in each of the plurality of framing intervals.
In a further aspect of the present invention, dead spots in symbol usage, which may result from modulous encoding in the frame intervals, may be accounted for by determining if a count of received levels associated with a running average of a first interval is not greater than a minimum threshold when a count from a second interval has reached the predefined number of received levels. A new code point is then selected as the code point of interest for the first interval if   **Quantum Mechanics for Totally\
    Constrained Dynamical Systems\
    and Evolving Hilbert Spaces**
---

Introduction
============

The concept of time enters in the basic formalism of quantum mechanics in two ways: to mark the evolution of the system and to order a sequence of measurements. In terms of Von Neumann [@von] axiomatic formulation time enters as evolution labeling parameter in axiom IV through the evolution equation (Schroedinger equation) and implicitly in axiom II through the possible dependence of the operators corresponding to observables on time. On the other hand time appears as sequence ordering label in axiom V, through the fact that the outcome of a measurement depends on previous measurements. Furthermore this time parameter is assumed to be given in advance. The picture that


generalized to a Klein Gordon system ${\cal
H}={P_t}^2-{P_x}^2$ in a bounded region $R = {(x,t) \; : \; t^2-x^2
\ge 0}$ . This system may be treated as a deparametrizable system by introducing a time variable $\tau=\sqrt{t^2-x^2}$, leading to a usual Klein Gordon equation with a nonpositive definite inner product. However, an equivalent hamiltonian in the bounded region ${\cal H}'= (x+t)({P_t}^2-{P_x}^2)$ may be quantized with a positive definite inner product in an evolving Hilbert space.

Conclusions and Final Remarks
=============================

We have introduced a notion of intrinsic time in relational systems that allow to recover the fundamental features of time in quantum mechanics. In the case of any standard quantum mechanical systems in parameterized form our method reproduce the usual formalism of quantum mechanics.\
However the method allows to include relational dynamical systems andcan’t help it)

One of the cool shops I recently discovered was the newly opened St. Luke’s gift shop in Bonifacio. It has to be the best hospital gift shop in the Philippines. I was amazed at the selection—it feels like a museum/hospital/airline gift shop all in one.

St. Luke’s is known for its art collection, thanks to Dr. Joven Cuanang who has a say in what art goes into the hospital’s private collection.
The art is reflected in a series of note cards and sketch books depicting medical scenes through Philippine history.

This sketchbook features one of my favorite paintings in the hospital

I’m a sucker for good pens. I have to say St. Luke’s offers really smooth-writing cheap pens!
I told them to sell these in a variety pack, like those cute


is ranked 11th out of 25 most beautiful hospitals in the world, according to HealthExecNews, a daily publication with nearly half a million subscribers in the healthcare industry.

Here’s what the site says about St. Luke’s Global City:

To see The 25 Most Beautiful Hospitals in the World, click HERE.
To know about St. Luke’s Medical Center, click HERE.

Might as well finish this entry since I’m on bed rest.
Here’s that itinerary again.

After all our tests for the day, Dr. Cuanang and his team dropped by the room to tell us the preliminary findings, which were all OK, except for some high cholesterol Jeroen and I both had, which is funny because Jeroen eats healthy and I had three servings of bone marrow in the last month.

This is where Dr. Cuanang visitedreplaced with fresh medium and cells were incubated at 37°C for 48 hours. The infected target cells were grown with 12.5 μg/ml hygromycin and stably transduced EP156T-241B, EP156T-AR-241B, 957E/hTERT-AR-241B, EPT3-PT1-AR-241B and LNCaP-241B cells were selected. In addition, LNCaP cells were transduced with CS-GS241B-mCHER-LV207-01 and CS-GS241B-mCHER-LV207-02 vectors following the same protocol to obtain LNCaP-207-01 and LNCaP-207-02 cells, respectively.

Preparation of luciferase assays {#sec008}
--------------------------------

### Preparation of exogenous AR luciferase assay {#sec009}

The HEK 293FT producer cells were grown in white walled, flat surface 96-well plates and co-transfected with Cignal Androgen Receptor Reporter (CCS-1019L) and AR expression vectors according to the manufacturer's guideline (Qiagen, Venlo, Netherlands, Cat. No. CCS-1019L). Lipofectamine^™^ 2000 (Invitrogen, Cat. No. 11668--019) transfection reagent was used. The cells were maintained in androgen-free DMEM medium (Lonza, Verviers, Belgium) with 10% charcoal-stripped


cells that were only transduced with ARE reporters and treated with R1881. Additionally, the luciferase reporter response of the 241B consensus promoter showed a significantly higher sensitivity to androgen-induced AR activity in co-transfected cells treated with R1881 when compared among ARE reporter vectors ([Fig 2A](#pone.0177861.g002){ref-type="fig"}). The 241B promoter vector also showed a significantly higher difference in signal to noise ratio among the ARE reporter vectors when compared with non-treated cells that were co-transduced with ARE reporter and AR expression vector. Thus, the 241B promoter sequence reporter was selected among the constructed ARE reporters on the basis of its higher response activity and difference in desired signal to the level of background noise.

![ARE promoter response and sensitivity to AR activity in 293FT cells.\
(A) Three different ARE promoter sequences, 241B,248B and 249B inserted in a Gaussia luciferase reporter vector, were co-transfected with AR expression vector pLenti6.3/AR-GC-E2325 into 293FT cells. Cells were treated with 1 nM R1881 for 24 hours and Gaussia luciferase values were detected. These values were normalized by the MTS assay. (B) The 241B ARE promoter mCherry reporter vector was co-transfected with AR expression vector pLenti6.3/AR-GC-E2325 in 293FT cells. Fluorescence microscopy was performed after stimulating the cells with 1 nM R1881 for 24 hours. The error bars show the standard error of the mean (SEM) from three independent experiments. Significance was confirmed by using unpaired two-tailed Student's t-test. \*p ≤ 0.05, \*\*p ≤ 0.01, \*\*\*p ≤ 0.001.](pone.0177861.g002){#pone.0177861.g002}

Afterwards, the 241B consensus promoter was cloned into pEZ-Lv152 with a mCherry fluorescent reporter, CS-GS241B-mCHER-Lv152 ([S1 Fig](#pone.0177861.s001){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). This vector


LNCaP-241B and EP156T-AR-241B cell lines showed androgen-dependent reporter responsiveness when treated with 1 nM R1881 according to fluorescence microscopy, flow cytometry and multi-well fluorescent recording ([Fig 3](#pone.0177861.g003){ref-type="fig"}). Fluorescence microscopy results may be subjective; therefore, flow cytometry and multi-well fluorescent recording were used to quantify the signals. To assess if the androgen led reporter activity can be neutralized, the androgen stimulated LNCaP-241B reporter cells were treated with 10 μM of the AR antagonist, enzalutamide and 10 μM of the anti-androgen abiraterone. Enzalutamide is a second generation AR antagonist approved by the USA Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in 2012 for the therapy of CRPC \[[@pone.0177861.ref038]\]. Enzalutamide binds to the LBD of AR with high affinity and restricts AR nuclear import, hinders co-activator recruitment and reduces the AR binding efficiencysequences prevent cross-regulation of adjacent genes and protect against position effects of recombinant genes \[[@pone.0177861.ref046]\]. The addition of CIEs in LNCaP-207-02 cells reduced the fluorescence bleed-through in untreated cells, however, it also reduced the androgen-induced responsiveness of ARE driven mCherry fluorescent signals when compared to LNCaP-207-01 reporter cells treated with different doses of the synthetic androgen R1881 as shown in [Fig 4A and 4B](#pone.0177861.g004){ref-type="fig"}. It is likely that CIEs interfered with enhancer-promoter communication and reduced the expression of the reporter gene. Some studies show that the insulator sequences compete for enhancers and disrupt transcriptional activation \[[@pone.0177861.ref047]\].

Differential ARE reporter response to different steroid hormones {#sec020}
----------------------------------------------------------------

Ligand binding to AR is the primary and critical step of ligand-dependent transcription of AR target genes. The three-dimensional structure of AR LBD shares some


high level expression of the downstream *AR* gene GC-E2325. The vector contains the eGFP marker driven by the SV40 promoter.

(TIF)

######

Click here for additional data file.

###### Exogenous AR expression and nuclear import.

Immunofluorescence (A) EP156T cells were transduced with the pLenti7.3/AR-E2325 vector that allows constitutive exogenous expression of AR with eGFP as a marker protein to generate EP156T-AR cells. After transduction and eGFP selection, the cells were maintained in regular MCDB153 medium for several passages. The cells were plated and treated with ± 1 nM R1881 for 48 hours. Texas red (Tx-Red) fluorescent signals indicate AR. (B) EP156T cells were transduced with pLenti6.3/AR-E2325 vector that allows constitutive exogenous expression of AR to generate EP156T-AR cells. After transduction and blasticidin selection, the cells were maintained in regular MCDB153 medium forsoon as he knows where Nathalie is kept, he asks Mouna al Fathar to help him. She demands that the leader of these Islamists will also be deducted because the PLO wants him brought before an international court. Together with Nathalie's father, a former member of the French Foreign Legion, they raid the terrorist's garrison. But Pierre Tanguy is out of shape and the terrorist leader is of all things secretly supported by a US-American who plays all sides. Hamilton gets caught and becomes subject to torture during interrogation.

Cast
Mikael Persbrandt as Carl Hamilton
Saba Mubarak as Mouna al Fathar
Frida Hallgren as Eva Tanguy
Reuben Sallmander as Pierre Tanguy
Lennart Hjulström as DG
Peter Eggers as Patrik Wärnstrand
Steven Waddington as McCullen
John Light as Jason Fox
Sven Ahlström as Cedervall
Said Legue as Suleiman Al-Obeid
Maria Langhammer


to travel along a particular section of trackway. In practice, these coded carrier signals are normally fed to the track rails and are picked up by means of inductive coils mounted on the front end of the train. These induced frequency modulated signals are then filtered, amplified, demodulated, level detected and limited prior to being fed to several code frequency responsive networks comprising the decoding unit. Relay means responsive to the respective code frequency responsive networks control switches in brake control equipment shown and fully described in copending application Ser. No. 388,372, now U.S. Pat. No. 3,890,577. It will be understood, of course, that the number of these code frequency responsive networks is dependent upon the number of discrete speed levels provided for in the particular cab signalentitled to or obliged to contribute or to do, as generally, if a Partnership ends for another reason than death, there is usually bad blood and the partners have different versions of what was or was not agreed upon.

It is also not advisable to “copy and paste” an agreement from the internet. Rather consult a professional who knows how partnerships work. Rather spend a little bit of money upfront to avoid problems later.

DO YOU NEED A TRUST?

You want to control how / which assets are passed on to your heirs (especially in blended families)

You need asset protection planning

TYPES OF TRUSTSIn South Africa, there are basically three types of trusts. These are:

living trusts (in South Africa called inter vivos trusts),

testamentary trusts and

bewind trusts.

Testamentary trusts are created at the winding


Income Tax Act and are a vehicle to house the assets of a person with a serious mental or physical disability. But it is less widely known that there is another part to the definition of a “special trust”- namely a trust set up in terms of the will of a deceased person, solely for the benefit of ‘relatives’, the youngest of whom is under the age of 21 on the last day of February of the relevant tax year. The definition of ‘relative’ in the Income Tax Act includes anyone related to the person or his or her spouse to the third degree of consanguinity i.e. it includes great-grandchildren and nephews and nieces.

A special trust enjoys all of the benefits with regard to separation of assets andcost and higher quality drew advertisers to direct-mail and niche publications. Meanwhile, publishers used technology to cut their costs. Cold type allowed them to get rid of the sweaty shops where type was set with molten lead. Computerization moved composing-room functions from the back shop to the copy desk. Aided by those developments plus the Taft-Hartley law of 1947, publishers became aggressive at breaking the newspaper craft unions that kept labor costs high.

In 1961, Leo Bogart of the Newspaper Advertising Bureau invented a new metric that diverted attention from the fact that circulation was failing to grow as fast as the number of households: average daily readership. Based on sample surveys asking adults if they had read a newspaper “yesterday,” it captured pass-along readership. As first measured, average


the 20th century. Newspapers’ history of making easy money through their monopoly power did not help. Their business culture was careful and conservative.

The Internet’s threat to that monopoly was exposed by Craigslist, which began in San Francisco in 1996. With classified ads providing the largest share of their revenue, publishers were terrified by its impact on their bottom lines. They tried to protect profits by cutting quality to cut costs. Without necessarily intending it, they had adopted what Michael E. Porter, the Harvard business professor, called “harvesting market position.” If replacement by a new technology is inevitable, your last resort is a short-term strategy of squeezing as much cash as you can out of the business as it dies. You do it by raising prices, reducing quality andhub genes
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Genes in the interested module with module membership \> 0.8 and gene significance \> 0.2 were defined as hub gene. Then, we constructed protein-protein interaction (PPI) networks and screen hub nodes through mapping all genes to the Cytoscape v3.4.0 software (*<http://cytoscape.org/>*) [@B14] and the Search Tool for the Retrieval of Interacting Genes (STRING, *<http://www.string-db.org/>*) [@B15],[@B16]. To screen the most important hub gene, we performed linear regression analysis to observe the relationship between the hub gene and smoking. In orders to further validate the results, we used GSE2109 and GSE10072 datasets to check the relevance between the hub gene and smoking. Furthermore, The Gene Expression Profiling Interactive Analysis (GEPIA, *<http://gepia.cancer-pku.cn/>*) was used to validate the expression and prognosis of hub gene [@B17],[@B18].

Functional enrichment analysis
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DEGs in the interested module


Fusion energy promises to combine the benefits of renewable resources — clean, carbon-free electric power — with the best qualities of fossil fuels: power day and night, without regard for the vagaries of weather.

The reality is much messier. Fusion power demands heating certain isotopes of hydrogen or other light elements to hundreds of millions of kelvin until they form ionized plasma. The plasma is contained by magnetic fields in a toroidal (doughnut-shaped) chamber until the nuclei fuse and convert mass into energy.

Physicists have struggled to harness fusion for more than six decades. Only in 2006 did an international consortium sign an agreement to start work on ITER, the first reactor designed to ‘ignite’ fusion plasma such that it will be able to sustain its burn and generate morejust 100 million kelvin, lower than other potential fuels, but it also produces most of its energy as neutrons, which will damage the reactor walls — and make the reactor radioactive, producing another nuclear-waste-disposal problem.

Given these realities, the prudent course for the world’s funding agencies would be to support research into alternative fusion fuels, such as deuterium–helium-3 or proton–boron-11 — which require higher temperatures to ignite, but produce very few neutrons — as well as alternative reactor designs that would be simpler, cheaper and more in line with the kind of plant that power companies might buy (see page 398).

But that is not happening, because of ITER. The treaty that set up the project requires each of the seven ITER Organization members (the European Union, China, India, Japan,


schedule the thermostat at seventy-five or lower. Humidity and heat might increase up immediately inside homes, and it is good not to stress the air conditioning as it cycles on.

Be aware of causes of warmth: Cooking in an oven or on a stove top frequently or for long amounts of time, lighting multiple candles and leaving incandescent lamps on will all increase shocking amounts of heat to the dwelling. Running various appliances together may also raise both humidity and heat to the house. Choosing cooler foods for summer such as salads and sandwiches will still bring hearty {options}choices} while reducing heat. Be sure to only light occupied areas as necessary, and look at picking air fresheners over scented candles during the summer days as well.

For all of yourLast week Ten Ton Hammer brought you an exclusive interview on some of the more combat-focused aspects of Guild Wars 2, such as weapon sets, skills and the traits system. And while saying that were impressed with what weve seen of combat so far in the game demo would be a gross understatement, thats only one aspect of the much larger gameplay package that Guild Wars 2 has to offer. The story of Tyria and of your characters place in the world are of equal importance, so we set out to discover all we could about personal story and progression in the game as well.

Just how deeply does the personal story rabbit hole go in Guild Wars 2? How will the Hall of Monuments bridge between the two


games, and how soon can we expect to learn the details on the specific rewards Guild Wars players can unlock for their characters in Guild Wars 2? All this and much more awaits in the second installment of Ten Ton Hammers exclusive interview with Game Designer Izzy Cartwright.

Ten Ton Hammer: Each of the original Guild Wars campaigns and the expansion had that overarching mission chain that would help guide you on an epic journey across the different continents. In Guild Wars 2 well have the main focus of the Elder Dragons and how theyve quite literally changed the landscape of Tyria, but will there be something similar to that epic mission chain that leads to a massive confrontation of some sort?

Izzy: We have a couple of different things.$20 or less.

To put it another way, as far as betting markets are concerned, the probability of Mr Trump getting impeached is far greater than the probability of Tottenham Hotspur - currently sitting second in the English Premier League - winning the title.

But, is President Trump really in such a tenuous position? After all, no American president has ever been impeached.

Only two others - presidents Andrew Johnson and Bill Clinton - have even come close to getting removed by Congress. Both were voted out by a simple majority in the House of Representatives, but were saved when less than two-thirds of the Senate backed impeachment.

To answer the Trump question, it is perhaps worthwhile reviewing what the real estate mogul has done since taking office two weeks ago.

In that


between them and that fantasy is President Trump. Yet, they can't impeach President Trump because of the revolt it would cause in the base of Republican voters, and so they have to stick with the mogul as long as their own voters are sticking by him.

PayPal co-founder and Trump supporter Peter Thiel had this famous bit of advice in October: "I think a lot of voters who vote for Trump take Trump seriously but not literally. So when they hear things like the Muslim comment or the wall comment, their question is not, 'Are you going to build a wall like the Great Wall of China?' or, you know, 'How exactly are you going to enforce these tests?'

"What they hear is, we're going to have a saner, morepair of short sides, and the second power signal terminal being provided on the other one of the pair of short sides.
In one embodiment of the invention, a notch is provided in the other one of the pair of long sides.
Alternatively, a flexible circuit board according to the present invention includes: an insulative tape having a pair of long sides and a pair of short sides; a driving IC mounted on the insulative tape; an input terminal for receiving a signal used on a data-side flexible circuit board; a first output terminal for outputting a signal from the driving IC; and a second output terminal for outputting the signal used on the data-side flexible circuit board, wherein the first output terminal and the second output terminal are provided


and data signal lines, control signal lines, and power signal lines provided on the data-side glass substrate.
Alternatively, a liquid crystal display device according to the present invention includes; a data-side flexible circuit board including: a first insulative tape having a pair of long sides and a pair of short sides; a first driving IC mounted on the first insulative tape; a first input terminal for receiving data signals and control signals to be sent to the first driving IC; a first output terminal for outputting a signal from the first driving IC; a second output terminal for outputting at least some of the data signals and control signals; and first and second power signal terminals for supplying a voltage to the first driving IC, wherein the first inputpre-existing conditions," Trump said.

"HR3! HR3!" Democrats chanted, holding up three fingers and cutting Trump off for several moments.

The legislation passed the House last year and has not been taken up in the Senate.

Many others laughed, booed, and crossed their arms as during the health care portion of the address. Reps. Julia Brownley, D-Calf., and Norma Torres, D-Calif., both visibly shrugged. As the president said he was combatting pharmaceutical companies, Democrats laughed.

At one point, a guest of Pelosi's was escorted out of the chamber after he shouted back responses to Trump. Fred Guttenberg is the father of one of the teenage victims of the Parkland, Fla. shooting in 2018. He is an activist against gun violence and was wearing an orange tie to symbolize gun safety.

One-by-one, at least 10


lawmakers stood and walked out.

Among them, Reps. Jackie Speier, D-Calif., Pramila Jayapal, D-Wash., Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., Bill Pascrell, D-N.J., and Tim Ryan, D-Ohio.

"It’s like watching professional wrestling. It’s all fake," Ryan said.

Dozens of Democratic women, and some women guests of lawmakers, donned all-white to honor the women's suffrage movement and the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th Amendment, which granted women the right to vote.

Women also wore white last year, and in 2018 many chose to wear all black to express solidarity with the #MeToo movement.

The House Democratic Women's Caucus Co-Chair Rep. Brenda Lawrence, D-Mich, said ahead of the speech that the group is united "against President Trump's backwards agenda," which she said attacks "the foundation that was built by the women pioneers of this country."

Whyfrom office Wednesday.

Reps. Ayanna Pressley of Massachusetts, Al Green of Texas, Steve Cohen of Tennessee, Earl Blumenauer of Oregon, Maxine Waters of California, Bobby Rush of Illinois and Frederica Wilson of Florida also didn't attend.

Contributing: Christal Hayes, Maureen Groppe, David Jackson, John Fritze


De Excommunicato Deliberando

A de excommunicato deliberando is a writ which issued out of chancery to release a prisoner from the county jail after the bishop had certified the prisoner's reconciliation with the Church, following his arrest and imprisonment under a writ de excommunicato capiendo.

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Category:Latin legal terminologyA case-controlled study of laparoscopic compared with open lateral adrenalectomy.
Few studies have been done regarding laparoscopic transperitoneal lateral adrenalectomy compared with open transretroperitoneal lateral adrenalectomy in a case-controlled fashion. A case-controlled study of 40 laparoscopic and 40 open adrenalectomies was done in patients who were matched for age, gender, endocrine disorder, side and size of tumor, and area of body surface. Follow-up was complete in 92.5% of the patients, with a mean follow-up period of 30 months. Statistically significant differences (P <0.05) were present (laparoscopic versus open) when the following results were compared: estimated blood loss (40 g versus 172 g), operating time (147 versus 79 minutes), analgesic equivalents (2.9 versus 5.2 times), hospital stay (12 versus 18 days), and late morbidity (0% versus 47.5%). There were no


School Science Curriculum Reform in Hong Kong {#Sec1_14}
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A series of reforms in science education in Hong Kong started at the turn of the twenty-first century. In line with international trends, science education in Hong Kong has undergone considerable changes in the last decade since the implementation of the revised junior secondary science curriculum (grades 7--9) (Curriculum Development Council \[CDC\], [@CR8_14]). The new curriculum encourages teachers to conduct scientific investigations in their classes, advocates scientific investigation as a desired means of learning scientific knowledge, and highlights the development of inquiry practices and generic skills such as collaboration and communication. Most importantly, it was the first local science curriculum that embraced understanding of nature of science (NOS), for example, being "able to appreciate and understand the evolutionary nature of scientificCavazos, [@CR6_14]) particularly those in local contexts and language (Tsai, [@CR41_14]). Effective NOS teaching also depends on teachers' belief in the importance of teaching NOS (Lederman, [@CR25_14]; Tobin & McRobbie, [@CR40_14]) and their conception of appropriate learning goals and teaching role (Bartholomew, Osborne, & Ratcliffe, [@CR4_14]).

In addition to the problems identified above, Hong Kong teachers very rarely have experienced learning of NOS or STSE during their own schooling. Noting teachers' inadequate NOS understanding and hence their lack of appreciation and less than effective use of the NOS instructional materials, we then restructured our teacher training programs to allow more time on these aspects. For example, in early 2000s, we proposed the use of science stories, such as on the discovery of penicillin, the development of cowpox, Newton's proposition


soaring, yet an effective treatment regimen was uncertain. It attracted the attention of the whole world as scientists worked indefatigably to understand the biology of the disease, develop new diagnostic tests, and design new treatments. Extensive media coverage kept people up-to-date on the latest development of scientific knowledge generated from the scientific inquiry about the disease. We believed that the incident would have much to reveal about NOS.

As anticipated we identified many interesting aspects of NOS based on our interviews with key scientists who played an active role in the SARS research, analysis of media reports, documentaries, and other literature published during and after the SARS epidemic. The SARS incident illustrated vividly some NOS features advocated in the school science curriculum. They included the tentative nature of scientificoutcomes were reported in Wong, Yung and Cheng ([@CR45_14]).

While encouraged by the promising results in the project, we have been mindful that a lack of collegial support may lead to a decline of teachers' commitment in achieving curriculum change. Thus in September 2008, we initiated another 2-year professional development project. It aimed to cultivate a mutually supportive environment where teachers would collaborate and develop their pedagogical content knowledge of NOS. A key feature of the new project was the formation of study groups among teachers of the same subject discipline from different schools (subject-based approach) and science teachers of the same school (school-based approach). We believe that putting like-minded teachers together in a study group is more likely to sustain and even enhance their commitment to teach NOS.


when the issues are controversial (Kolstoe, [@CR23_14]; Oulton, Dillon, & Grace, [@CR30_14]) or have strong personal relevance (Ryder, [@CR34_14]). Khishfe and Lederman ([@CR21_14]) remind us that although locating NOS teaching within controversial topics (in their case, discussion of global warming) can be effective, the essential requirement, as in internship and apprenticeship approaches, is that NOS teaching is both explicit and supportive of critical reflection. The case study of SARS contextualized in many examples of SSIs was intensely personal for our learners and had many controversial aspects. Moreover, the learning materials were designed to draw explicit attention to important NOS items and to encourage reflection.

To explicate the learning experience of Wayne and Kyle through these SSIs, we describe in detail four key SSIs during the SARS crisis, namely (1)she shared her frustration and helplessness. "After the two colleagues passed away, some of our colleagues are in a life threatening situation. We are now receiving phone calls if our research can give immediate help. We need to work on urgent requests...hoping that we can help stop or reduce the rate of infection...We have become so stressed out...We also wish earnestly that we can lessen the harm and have been asking ourselves "how come our research still can't be any help?""

The feelings expressed by Dr. RC reinforced the need for scientists to compete against time and highlighted the pressure on them to meet social demands. Her distress and expressions of concern demonstrated that scientists were not isolated from the social environment in which they worked.

Tragic Outbreak at Amoy


object (time, distance, displacement, speed, velocity, acceleration), they decided to conduct the lesson on the *Ban of Shark Skin Swimsuits* which was dedicated to promote students' understanding of the STS connections. It was discernable that the choice of the context and their design of the instructional materials bore considerable similarities to the SSIs that they learnt in SARS. For example, the context chosen was immediate, contemporary, and familiar to students. The topic itself and the decision of the ban were controversial. It was a good example to illustrate the impact of science and technology on social practice (in sports). The contents of the 50-min lesson are shown in the first column of Table [14.5](#Tab5_14){ref-type="table"}. The second and third columns are the teaching and learning activities and the embeddeda link in the figure is broken due to societal decision (in this case -- ban of shark skin swimsuits), newer technology will not be produced and the science related to that technology may be inhibited, which may indirectly affect the birth of other useful products. In this case, it could be new types of materials for the use on boats to make it move faster.

Immediate Reflection and Modification of Lesson Implementation {#Sec10_14}
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Wayne and Kyle conducted their own class on the same day. Wayne's lesson with class 4F took place in the morning while that of Kyle with class 4E took place in the afternoon. Kyle and Alice joined Wayne's morning lesson. Wayne and Kyle had put great effort in locating relevant videos, historical world records of swimming


taken from student presentations reveal the stance and arguments presented by a group of representing scientists who developed the swimsuits and a group of sponsors of the swimsuits.

Views of Scientists {#Sec12_14}
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We do not agree to ban the use of the shark skin swimsuit. Our intention of designing shark skin swimsuit is to enhance the swimming speed of athletes. It is great that our product (shark skin swimsuit) is effective. However, the Olympic Council banned it...Improvement is made through competitions. If the Council does not allow athletes to use it, how can our invention spread all over the world? As scientists, we want to improve the quality of our technology. We design such kinds of products for humans. We hope that every country would support us. The use ofSooke Harbour, his land was bordered by today’s Maple Avenue on the west, Gatewood on the east, and Grant Road at the rear.

When the provincial government placed the cairn in 1958, there was no public park so it was set on the edge of the main road at the corner of Maple Avenue.

Its next placement was in 1985, when a beautification committee of the day decided to move it to the centre of Sooke, at the corner of Sheilds and Highway 14, on land belonging to the Sooke Community Association. This was a surprise to the community association, the Sooke Region Museum, and chamber of commerce.

A month later, neighbours woke up to find the commemorative stone back in its spot on appropriate Grant land. Much speculation occurred in


traits that iconic characters are known for.

It takes a skilled writer to break down a character and then build compelling tales and mysteries which allow the characters flourish into their more recognisable older selves. Fortunately, the minds behind each of these popular sequel shows are a rare vintage.

Andrea Camilleri, the creator of the Inspector Montalbano universe, has also written the Young Montalbano series, and who better to know precisely what made Salvo the man he is today, than the man who brought him into the world?

Morse creator Colin Dexter, OBE, might have long since hung up his pen, but Russell Lewis was no stranger to his literary universe before travelling back in time with Endeavour. A writer on the original Inspector Morse series, Lewis was also the creatorr(p) = i*d(p) + 3*q(p). What is r(s(u))?
256*u**2
Let r(s) = -8*s**2. Let q(j) be the third derivative of 311*j**4/12 - 1943*j**2 + 1. Determine q(r(o)).
-4976*o**2
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1521*l**4
Let o(w) = 2*w**2. Let l(j) = 8402*j**2 + 70*j - 1. What is l(o(v))?
33608*v**4 + 140*v**2 - 1
Let a(y) = y**2. Let g(v) = 2262639308*v**2. Determine a(g(q)).
5119536638106718864*q**4
Let q(p) = 3*p. Let c(d) = -6*d**2 + 619711*d. Give c(q(h)).
-54*h**2 + 1859133*h
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-142073392037858*n**2
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-1656*n**2
Let a(u) = 5815*u**2 - 5*u. Let


RACH means, to be more specific, start of a physical RACH (PRACH) transmission procedure in the L1 layer is allowed.
The access barring in the L3 layer in the W-CDMA (see Non-Patent Literature 1) is typically performed such that a radio network control device (RNC) writes barring information in a system information block (SIB) to be notified to a mobile device in accordance with the degree of congestion of the network that the radio network control device itself controls. To be specific, whether an access is allowed (0) or an access is denied (1) with respect to each AC is described in a part called an SIB type 3 (SIB3) as an access class (AC) barring status.
Here, the access class includes normal type ACs (AC=0 to 9) and specialbarring status notified with the SIB3. In a case where the AC barring status is changed in every several tens of seconds in order to maintain the fairness of communication service, for example, when a paging message that indicates the change of the content of the SIB3 is repeatedly transmitted during a predetermined period so that the change is passed on to all of the mobile devices, it soon gets to a next change point, and there is a high possibility of almost steadily transmitting the paging message. If so, there is a problem that a mobile device that needs to almost steadily receive the paging message may burn battery power.
To solve this problem, in the access barring in the L3 layer in the LTE (see Non-Patent Literature


of ac-BarringForSpecialAC. Note that the normal type ACs (AC=0 to 9) cannot correspond to ASC=0, and therefore, notified information is information regarding special type ACs (AC=11 to 15).
That is, in the LTE system, information of designating no barring (0) for preferential ACs (for example AC=12 and 14) from among the special type ACs, and of designating barring (1) for the rest of the special type ACs and the normal type ACs (for example, AC=0 to 9, 11, 13, and 15) is notified.
Further, in the access barring of the LTE, the mobile device having an AC subject to barring notifies information of ac-BarringFactor as information for designating values to be compared with a random number (values at 5% intervals from 0 to 95%).
The mobile device that has received thedarkroom, the packed PS plates from the package into a cartridge adopted to a supply part of a photoengraving machine to be used.
If, however, the user repacks the PS plates from the package into the cartridge whenever the user is supplied with the PS plates from the manufacturer, it is inconvenient and inefficient. Moreover, since the PS plates must be repacked in the darkroom, there is a problem concerning safety.
In order to eliminate the above-stated disadvantages, there is a method in that the manufacturer packs the PS plates in a special cartridge adopted to the photoengraving machine which is to be used by the user, and then the PS plates are supplied to the user. In this case, the special cartridge is expensive and it is difficult to


took the plunge. I turned the jar around and read this label:

Just as quickly I stuffed that memory down into my subconscious with miscellaneous childhood humiliations. I bought several more jars of Nutella over the next several months in this state of forced forgetfulness. Finally I had to be honest with myself; this was not the kind of food-like substance I wanted to eat.

While I’m sure if I looked hard enough I could find an artisanal chocolate hazelnut spread that some guy makes using nuts from his backyard and chocolate imported from his Swiss grandmother all packaged in a vintage heirloom glass jar, I have too strong of a DIY gene for that nonsense.

A quick check with Uncle Google revealed that homemade Nutella is nothing new. Still, noneof frozen butter. Following photo at left, grate unwrapped ends on large holes of box grater (you should grate total of 8 tablespoons). Place grated butter in freezer until needed. Melt 2 tablespoons of remaining ungrated butter and set aside. Save remaining 6 tablespoons butter for another use. Place blueberries in freezer until needed.

3. Add milk mixture to flour mixture; fold with spatula until just combined. With rubber spatula, transfer dough to liberally floured work surface. Dust surface of dough with flour; with floured hands, knead dough 6 to 8 times, until it just holds together in ragged ball, adding flour as needed to prevent sticking.

4. Roll dough into approximate 12-inch square. Following illustrations, fold dough into thirds like a business letter, using bench scraper or metal spatula


came out,” said Amber Erps of Pekin, who also came out with her family and a few neighbors. “He’s more the outdoorsy type lately.”

She said her family spends about two to four hours a day playing the game, often walking around the neighborhood together and talking to people they pass by on the street about nearby characters they find.

Hope Freeman of Manito, who came with Erps, said that although searching for Pokemon did keep her entertained while detasseling corn this summer, she doesn’t think the popularity of the game will last. She compared it to the already phased-out popularity of 2014’s popular app Flappy Bird.

In the meantime, the teen said she still didn’t completely understand the hype. “We drove 30 minutes to play Pokemon Go. It’s ridiculous,” sheSunday.Sanders won Oklahoma's 2016 Democratic primary election, beating Hillary Clinton with 51.9% of the vote.You can watch Sanders' full speech in the video player below:

Thousands of people packed a park in Norman on Sunday to attend Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders' campaign rally.

Sanders, who spoke at Reaves Park, addressed several topics, including economic equality, health care, climate change, gun legislation and tuition-free college. Campaign officials told KOCO 5 that more than 4,000 people were in attendance for the rally.

The campaign stop is Sanders' first trip to the Sooner State during his 2020 bid for the presidency.

After the rally in Norman, Sanders will address the 28th annual Comanche Nation Fair Powwow at the Comanche Nation Complex in Lawton, located at 584 NW Bingo Road. The event, which is


video sequences and systematically deteriorates the quality of hard-to-encode sequences such as sports video and action scenes.
In some applications, such as satellite and cable, where a predetermined number of particular video streams share a common communications channel, a method known as statistical multiplexing has been used to overcome some of the disadvantages of VBR and CBR. In at least one sense, statistical multiplexing can be thought of as a hybrid of VBR and CBR. Statistical multiplexing can be thought of as combining multiple VBR video streams in such a way as to achieve a constant bit rate overall. Prior art implementations of statistical multiplexing typically incorporate a pool of independent encoders, a controller, and a multiplexer in which the various video streams are combined and retransmitted. The controllertypically receives signals from each encoder in the pool, processes the signals to determine the fraction of total bandwidth that will be allocated to each encoder, and then sends some signal to each encoder by which each encoder can determine its particular bandwidth allocation. The downstream signal from each encoder typically provides a measure of how many bits would be required to encode its video at a particular quality; e.g. a proxy for the bit rate that would be required in VBR mode at a particular quality setting. The upstream signal from the controller to each encoder can be thought of as an adjustment to the CBR bit rate setting of the target encoder. As a result, statistical multiplexing balances the bit rates and, indirectly, the quality settings


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quirky and lovely. We stayed there to get to know a new part of London – and learned that it is one of the oldest part of town.

The lounge at The Rookery

After a few days in London we headed to the countryside for the rest of our stay. There are so many nice places to see and walks to be had.

I could imagine living in this lovely cottage in Alfriston.

Wilmington has a lovely church yard.

Everywhere we were greeted by nodding daffodils and what better way to enter spring! Back home in Oslo spring is a bit further away, but I know it will come. During rainy evenings I started working on a pair for socks inspired by the lovely hues of nature waiting for bloom.

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Let z = -24.22 + 24.22. What is the third biggest value in -4/3, z, -0.7, 10?
-0.7
Let k = -208.9 - -157. Let w = 52.4 + k. Let l = 0 + 0.2. What is the biggest value in l, 5, w?
5
Let j = 5426 - 5504. Which is the fourth biggest value?  (a) 0.4  (b) -5  (c) 0.3  (d) j
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Suppose 2*g - 5 = 4*n + 9, -5*n = 3*g + 23. Let u = -52 - -58. Suppose 20*f = u*f + 28. Which is the fourth smallest value?  (a) 3/2  (b) 1/2Thanks to VonDirt, we now have a scale to score fab work put in here. Keep in mind that a "high-score" here is not good, and the ultimate fail is a BF-5. Points are "awarded" for failing in the following criteria:

To clarify #1 and #2, idea relates to the overall concept and whether it's a good idea, or a bad one. An example would be building a wooden roll cage- bad idea. Design/engineering relates to how much thought was put into it, and how well the idea is executed. An example of this would be the mounting of the coilovers on the prerunner truck below. Good idea to run a linked rear suspension with coilovers, bad design/engineering to put the lower mounting pont at or above the centerline


15-year comparison of supra-annular porcine and PERIMOUNT aortic bioprostheses.
The second-generation Carpentier-Edwards bioprostheses, the supra-annular porcine valve and the PERIMOUNT pericardial valve, have been evaluated longitudinally for several years. This study compared clinical performance over 15 years. Aortic valve replacement was performed with a supra-annular porcine valve in 1,823 patients (group 1) aged 19-89 years (mean, 68.9 +/- 10.9 years) and with a PERIMOUNT pericardial bioprosthesis in 1,430 patients (group 2) aged 16-90 years (mean, 69.5 +/- 10.4 years). The groups were similar except for concomitant coronary artery bypass in 43% of group 1 and 18% of group 2 ( p < 0.001). Overall survival at 15 years was 29.3% +/- 1.5% for group 1 and 35.2% +/- 3.1% for group 2 ( p = 0.0009). The actual freedomfiles on external drives,

Music
Picture
Video

And you have to explicitly declare it in the Package.appxmanifest file.

Music Library
Picture Library
Video Library

You might also want to check the Removable Storage capability as well.
I don't think you have access to a general file format except the above three types, otherwise you'll get an "Access is denied" exception.
Find more details in here.
Once you have your capabilities declared, you can get the root folder for your external storage device with the following code,
var removableDevices = KnownFolders.RemovableDevices;
var externalDrives = await removableDevices.GetFoldersAsync();
var drive0 = externalDrives[0];

Then you can use the Stream methods to write to a file, following the code samples in here.
If you want to write data to an generic file format, an workaround is to use an accessible file format(like jpg), and write your raw data to


Brith, which in turn is controlled by the wise men of the learned Elders of Zion etc. Some one called up a talk show in L.A. a few months ago and I thought he made an excellent point. He asked the talk show host “What would you say about a man who told you that although he’d been divorced five times each time the wife was to blame? You’d kind of wonder about his truthfulness wouldn’t you?

Well the Jews have been kicked out of countless countries and everytime they say the host country is to blame! The same caller also said Breznev is married to a Jewess. I think todays Soviet mock anti-Jewishness is a cover for Jew control there. Though they say Stalin was genuinely anti-Jewish. Andyou do want to answer questions at this time?
RAFFERTY: Yeah.
MCPHERSON: You want to answer questions at this time?
RAFFERTY: Yeah.
It is well-settled that when a suspect makes an unequivocal request for an attorney during interrogation after he has waived his rights, all questioning must stop until an attorney is present. Davis v. United States, 512 U.S. 452, 114 S.Ct. 2350, 129 L.Ed.2d 362 (1994); State v. Owen, 696 So.2d 715 (Fla.1997). After he told the FHP trooper "I'll answer the questions," Rafferty made an unequivocal request for an attorney by answering yes when the trooper asked whether he wanted an attorney. Rafferty's subsequent statement "I won't be answering the questions then" clarified his intent to invoke his right to an attorney. There was nothing that needed to be further


shortage of proximate causes.

Mortgages granted to people with little ability to pay them back, and designed to systemically default or refinance in just a few years – depending on the path of house prices.

The securitisation process that allowed credit markets to grow so rapidly but at the cost of lenders having little “skin-in-the” game.

Opaque structured products that were rubber stamped AAA by the rating agencies more interested in fees than risk assessment.

But wasn’t the risk transferred through credit derivatives?

Somewhat surprisingly, this is not the ultimate reason the financial system collapsed. If this were it, then capital markets would have absorbed the losses, and the financial system would have moved forward. Instead, blame needs to be squarely placed at the large, complex financial institutions (LCFIs) -- the universal banks,would put a stop to excesses of risk and leverage by charging higher costs of funding, but lack of proper pricing of deposit insurance and too-big-to-fail guarantees has distorted incentives in the financial system. And, for years, regulation – capital requirement in particular – has targeted individual bank risk, when the justification for its existence resides primarily in managing systemic risk. It is to be expected that financial institutions would maximise returns from the explicit and implicit guarantees by taking excessive aggregate risks, unless these are priced properly by regulators.

Regulatory principles

Where should the regulators start to fix the system?

The integration of global financial markets has certainly delivered large welfare gains through improvements in static and dynamic efficiency – the allocation of real resources and the rate of economic


the light and sound. In the distant Perseus cluster of galaxies, there is a black hole that emits a single note―a very low inaudible B-flat, 57 octaves below Middle C, with a frequency of 10 million years. While it’s true that space is a vacuum and for the most part your outer spacious screams would be as silent as God’s, there are stray bits of gas and dust that allow sound waves to travel. The gas around the Perseus cluster acts as a medium for the black hole’s sound waves to be measured.

Drag over the B-flat on the left. If you hold the cursor in the center of the notehead, you’ll get sucked into the B-flat event horizon, which incidentally sounds like a Q Bass. If you movethe cursor away from the notehead, the tone will decay, keeping the fabric of reality intact. There are all sorts of hums out there in the heavens. The Earth makes a number of different hums―the Taos Hum and other regional drones that are only subjectively heard by certain people, the electromagnetic hum of the Schumann Resonance, the Electric Hum of Power Grids and other machines, and the chirps and whistles of the polar lights.

The Earth Tone is the keynote of our planet, except it isn’t a sound at all. It’s the pulsing of the Earth’s geomagnetic field. Lightning strikes in our atmosphere create standing waves in the extremely low frequency portion of the electromagnetic spectrum (the kind of phenomena you can see). This is the same band our


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    Log.d("demo",look stand out does not mean that you have to apply too much makeup on your face. It is better to make sure that the wedding day makeup can help you expose the good part of your face. Eyes surely will be crucial part of the face and it is necessary for making sure that the eyes got proper attention.

Nude color can be used for the lips if the eye makeup already stands out. However, you can also find great look by applying red lipstick which becomes trend recently. Just take a look.


This was a rock-solid draft by the Browns, but they are going to be graded on a curve since they ended up with three first-rounders. Myles Garrett and Jabrill Peppers should help right now. David Njoku is still in need of seasoning, but has an upside that is right there with O.J. Howard. Caleb Brantley and Larry Ogunjobi could be long-time interior starters along the Browns' front. I felt like the rest of their picks were just OK.of your hearts and souls into Gerren.”

The town of Wylie adopted the special needs boy after his body was found abandoned in a pile of brush on April 15. Investigators and members of the community worked tirelessly for eight days to identify the child.

“If he was here and he could talk and laugh and smile and play, he would come up to each and every one of you and give you a huge kiss and wrap his arms around you, as I wish I could do,” Isgrigg said.

Isgrigg, a staff sergeant in the U.S. Marines, hadn't seen his son since 2007. He said he is now considering moving to Wylie after getting to know the complete strangers who cared and prayed for his son.

”He wasn’t born here, he


Red Hat joins Applied in ARM server drive

SAN JOSE, Calif. – Red Hat Inc. said it will support X-Gene, the 64-bit ARM server SOC family from Applied Micro Circuits Corp. Applied is expected to demo the first working ASIC version of the SoC at the ARM Tech Con next week.

The annual ARM conference will host a handful of events related to the company’s server initiative to offer lower power alternatives to x86 servers. They include demos of ARM servers from Boston Ltd. and Taiwan’s Mitac using 32-bit ARM server SoCs from Calxeda and Marvell, respectively.

[Get a 10% discount on ARM TechCon 2012 conference passes by using promo code EDIT. Click here to learn about the show and register.]

“We have a multi-year history in the ARM space, and alreadyhalfway around the world before the truth has a chance to get its pants on. Winston ChurchillSome cause happiness wherever they go; others whenever they go. Oscar Wilde

Sorry, I have to come down on this. [In Paraphrase of the article] The Fallout 3 is every bit as "exploratory" as is Mass effects "exploration". So to name that as an upper hand Fallout 3 has, is a flat out lie. Not just plain old Jobs reality distortion factor. IMHO all other usual RPG points are on Mass Effects side (although it is not without serious flaws of its own).

If you're referring to Mass Effect's generic planets, I very much disagree. If you mean stuff like the Citadel, yeah, maybe, but the Citadel was pretty awesome in my book. The


in. I could not see the voting be any different though since there simply wasn't any high quality classic RPG releases out!

At least the editors second place is a bit of comfort, however the spiderweb games keep being the same without evolving that much, they cannot keep on forever.

Originally Posted by DArtagnan
I tried, but I really don't understand what you just said.

Are you saying Fallout 3 is less "exploratory" than Mass Effect? If so, I guess you mean that exploration is not as worthwhile as it is in Mass Effect.

Personally, I think perhaps the very best part of Fallout 3 IS how many different areas there are to explore, and unlike Oblivion, those areas are relatively distinct and come with their own unique twists and story-related rewards.

On theother hand, I think both Mass Effect and Fallout 3 fall short in terms of RPG mechanics - but Mass Effect is a much bigger offender in that way.

Apologies, I meant to point out that both games have absolutely horrible experience of exploration, hence "exploratory". So I think to name one dead awful experience as an upper hand over another dead awful experience is just a lie.

IMO Fallout 3 had more graphically varied exploration, but the things to do are always the same. Mass Effect had superficially varied graphics and the things to do were always the same. Since I care more for other elements than graphics, the experience of exploration is just as bad in both games.

Originally Posted by GothicGothicness
With a website which heavily focuses on RPGs.


beauty fades the farther you get in the game and when you try to take the narrative seriously.

Edit:

Originally Posted by Prime Junta
Um, no. In Mass Effect, the things to do really *were* always the same. In FO3, you have genuinely varied side-quests. You really have to stretch the meaning of "same" if you file, say, Agatha's violin, the stuff going on in Canterbury Commons, the Big Town sequence, and Them! "same" the same way ME's drive-around-and-blast-things-then-raid-an-outpost side-quests were "same."

What's so bad about things being the same, as long as it makes sense. Some of the best games had a lot of the "sameness" to it like the old Starflight games. That was always the same, land on a planet, find animals/plants, minerals or artifacts and go off andactivist Masih Alinejad who urged Europeans female politicians “to stand for their own dignity” and to refuse to kowtow to the compulsory Hijab while visiting Iran.

With their “walk of shame,” Sweden’s female leaders have not only betrayed all women who fight for equality globally, but they have also fully exposed how confused they are: they are so-called feminists who – for example — furiously insist on control over their own bodies to choose abortion, but they are willing to fully submit to male dominance at the demand of Muslim men to dictate their clothing. And they did so in front of a global audience to boot.

Meanwhile, another diehard leftist feminist, Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne, who once said that refugee resettlement has “been a remarkable success story,” also ended


systems, laboratories, roofs and elevators; repair of standby generators and boilers; and to conduct vector control.

It will also facilitate the purchase of mental health buses, diagnostic and medical equipment, and training for health personnel.

Also contained in the 2019/20 Estimates of Expenditure is an allocation of $216 million for continued improvement of health facilities to tackle non communicable diseases (NCDs).

The funds will facilitate designs for the renovation and construction of hospitals and health centres; acquisition of laundry machines and office equipment; engagement of project staff and other consultants; and strengthen comprehensive policies to prevent NCDS.some interesting conclusionsfrom this very same poll.

The 16thiteration of the Heartland Monitor poll finds there is renewed concern about the country's economic recovery and an increase in skepticism toward major political and business institutions. Specifically, the mood of the country has worsened with only 29% of respondents believing the U.S. is headed in the "right direction," a considerable decline from a three-year high of 41% recorded in November last year, according to the survey’s results.

The landline phone-based survey of 1,000 adults aged 18 and over also discerned that public opinion is now narrowly balanced between hopes of economic improvement and fears about falling behind.

Nearly three-in-five middle class Americans (59%) say they are concerned about falling out of their economic class, while attributes Americans have historically seen as safeguards


Denver’s first Green-registered elected official (Board of Education, Denver, CO).

The Stranger readers can find even more names at our database. These names and offices may not impress Dan Savage, but we each have way more skin in the electoral game than he has shown to date. Sniping from a laptop doesn’t count.

We’re running candidates for all levels of state and federal government too, and we’ve spotlighted some of them as featured candidates. The list includes Dr. Margaret Flowers, whom activists will recognize as a fighter for single-payer healthcare and against the TPP and as the editor of PopularResistance.org. In my home state of Colorado, we are proud to support our U.S. Senate candidate, Arn Menconi, a former elected county commissioner from Eagle County, CO, around Vail.

Margaret Flowers/Arn Menconito his cause, yet 308,000 Democrats voted for Bush.” Therefore, Al Gore’s problem was not Ralph Nader, but rather a Democrat turnout problem. There were other mitigating issues too, such as the whole hanging chad controversy and SCOTUS’ upholding of Katherine Harris’ certification of George Bush’s victory in Florida, as well as the fact that Gore lost his home state of Tennessee.

When we in the Green Party hear about “spoiler” candidates, it usually comes from people who believe that the Democratic Party is entitled to votes without actually doing the work of the people, especially people of color like me, the LGBTQIA+ community, students and others. We are expected to faithfully fall in line without any perceivable return on investment. And yet, Seattle has shown that they’re not


of the jury was rendered against the debtor, dismissing his complaint to collect on a promissory note secured by a mortgage on the plaintiff's house. The jury rescinded the mortgage and entered a verdict of $25,000.00 on the counterclaim to that action which was filed by the plaintiff in that proceeding.
3. After the jury verdict in favor of the plaintiff in the state court, the debtor moved to set aside the jury verdict on the counterclaim and for judgment notwithstanding the verdict, or, in the alternative, for a new trial on the ground that the verdict was contrary to the weight of the evidence. By order entered on May 17, 1983, the state court denied the debtor's motion.
4. The judgment which was entered in the Supreme Court, Statespecific issues which were litigated and found by the jury in the previous litigation between the parties. In re Tobman, 107 B.R. 20 (S.D.N.Y. 1989). ("Thus, if the decision in the prior action determined factual issues using standards identical to those of § 523, then collateral estoppel would preclude the relitigation of those issues in the bankruptcy court.")
In the instant case, the plaintiff has failed to sustain his burden of proving by clear and convincing evidence that the jury verdict in his favor against the debtor created a debt obtained by false pretenses, false representations, or actual fraud within the meaning of 11 U.S.C. § 523(a)(2)(A). More importantly, there was no proof that the jury verdict arose out of the use of a statement in writing that was


study. On the other hand, letters (*n* = 2), opinion papers (*n* = 10), reviews and studies that reported preliminary data of another included study (*n* = 46) were not included.

Titles and abstracts of identified articles were screened based on inclusion criteria described above. Full texts of potentially eligible articles were then reviewed. Two of reviewers independently did review, coding and abstracting information from each article. Any discrepancies between the reviewers were resolved through discussion and reference to the original articles.

Exclusion criteria were as follows: (1) case reports or case series with fewer than 10 patients, (2) studies with less than 3 months of follow-up and (3) information technology is not the primary intervention component or information technology based intervention had not implemented (e.g., study protocols).

We did not exclude children with diabetes or pregnant womenin diabetic patients.

The authors stated that there was a distinct need for more comprehensive interventions, in which several technologies were integrated to be able to manage diabetes. Also other randomized studies need to be conducted to evaluate information technologies and their impact on managing diabetes.

**Competing interests**

The authors declare that they have no competing interests.

**Authors' contributions**

HR carried out the papers and drafted the manuscript. BL was participated in designing search frame and controlling final results. ML contributed in the review phase and study managing and finalized the manuscript. LS was consultant of the study and contributed in classification of papers and manuscript organization. All authors read and approved the final manuscript.


of David to decode the physical/spiritual karmic, talent, goal & soul destiny aspects of someone's lifetime that create their reality in each moment.

Karma being defined in this case as a set of unresolved past life issues the soul has brought in to this life time to create a negative context for the ego personalityto transmute. Once this is done, the gifts of service deep within the karmic pattern can be claimed and delivered to the world. Talents are the latent abilities that come into consciousness to overcome the karma. Goals are our dreams the underlying incentive we have to get out of bed in the morning, the things we are really striving for in life. As the talents are honed against the karmic patterns they can help usa state to a much greater extent than did the defendant in the instant case  there was more than the soliciting and supervising of distributors. It directly entered into many business transactions within the state.
Applying the criterion which appears to have been established by adjudicated cases in the Federal court, I have reached the conclusion that at the time of the service the defendant had not subjected itself, by its activities in Massachusetts, to the local jurisdiction. Clearly, the defendant intended otherwise, and I am unable to find in the affidavit any warrant for the inference that it had done more than it intended. In view of this conclusion, it is unnecessary to consider whether Peiter was properly served as agent of the corporation.
Defendant's motion to quash


outlet for emotion/anger
Lasting friendships
Tolerance (not just of pain, but of all life to some degree, walking past the verbal abuse so that it does not become more than that)

Obviously these are things that the majority of students will gain from martial arts, it is up to instructors to provide a safe class to allow the student to thrive - taking into consideration any physical or mental conditions suffered by the student.

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How bad would it break physics if dark matter was not “particles”?

Some people suggest that dark matter might not even be particles at all —that’s just what physisists expect to find with reference to what they are familiar with.
But, I learned, from layman books of those physicists who care to educate the masses (it might have been Feynman), that once you introduce the concept of uncertainty then it necessarily spreads in any additional mechanism that interacts with the first. Otherwise, it would lead to a violation of the uncertainty principle for the first channel.  A similar argument is explained in this Phys.SE answer for gravitons “and any other physical properties of the world”.
So, since cold dark matter does interact (even if only through gravity) with normal matter,


the more common problems associated with analog techniques and thus finds immense popularity in both consumer and industrial applications. Digital data storage also complements digital computation technology well, and thus finds natural application in the world of computers.

The most evident advantage of digital data storage is the resistance to corruption. Suppose that we were going to store a piece of data regarding the magnitude of a voltage signal by means of magnetizing a small chunk of magnetic material. Since many magnetic materials retain their strength of magnetization very well over time, this would be a logical media candidate for long-term storage of this particular data (in fact, this is precisely how audio and video tape technology works: thin plastic tape is impregnated with particles of iron-oxide material, whichat: https://pearl.plymouth.ac.uk/handle/10026.1/8963

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on Anzer Island in the White Sea. In 1643, he was appointed the abbot of a monastery on Lake Kozh in the diocese of Novgorod.

Nikon’s great knowledge, energy and abilities soon caught the attention of the pious Tsar Alexis Mikhailovich, who fell completely under his influence. He was appointed metropolitan of Novgorod in 1649 and patriarch of all Russia in 1652.

The middle of the seventeenth century was a period of the active entrenchment of the autocracy in Russia, following the turmoil of the Time of Troubles. Although now gathered together in a single whole, the enormous territories had still not undergone centralisation. This concerned not only administrative and economic matters, but also the life of the Russian Orthodox Church. Important questions had still to be resolved regarding theA design was made by the famous Italian architect Francesco Bartolomeo Rastrelli, who entrusted the construction to his compatriot, an engineer called V. Bernadacci. The work only ended in 1759, under the guidance of another architect, Karl Blank. The new tented roof had windows arranged in three tiers and was considered a masterpiece of Russian eighteenth-century architecture.

The rotunda is the physical and spiritual centre of both the cathedral and the whole monastery. The tented roof rises up to a height of over fifty metres, dominating the entire landscape, while the Baroque cupola creates a striking silhouette. The central part of the complex is formed from the arms of the cross of the Church of the Resurrection, which has a dome above the junction of the four arms.

Both the


rotunda and the church are surrounded by two-storey galleries, forming a semi-circular divergence behind the altar on the east. A staircase leads from there to the four-columned semi-underground Church of St Constantine and St Helena, which has a low dome.

The entire composition is invested with a gradually expanding movement, running from the low and wide eastern section to the vertical power of the rotunda and the tented roof on the western side. Until 1941, the vertical accent of the ensemble was intensified by a high seven-tiered belltower, standing at the south-western corner of the Church of the Cross. This edifice largely repeated the original model in Jerusalem, although the upper tiers copied the Ivan the Great Belltower in the Moscow Kremlin.

In the seventeenth century, all the roofs ofthe Cathedral of the Resurrection were flat and framed by tiled balustrades. The rich decoration of the facades conveyed an important symbolical and aesthetic meaning. The resurrection of Christ paved the way for the forthcoming resurrection of the dead, when the righteous would be taken up into heaven. The Cathedral of the Resurrection was designed to be a prototype of not only the city of Jerusalem on earth, but also the New Jerusalem – the celestial city described in the Book of Revelation. Hundreds of cherubs were depicted on the multi-coloured tiles in the friezes of the first and second tiers. Decorating the ends of the numerous windows and the dome-drums of the cupolas, they symbolise the heavenly host.

A wide frieze with a form of ornamentation known as


the old decor was dismantled and replaced by an upper girdle on the dome-drum, imitating the girdle of the Church of the Cross. Lantern endings rose up above the eastern corners of the church, adjoined on the north and south by octagonal chapels (destroyed in the eighteenth century). In the middle of the eighteenth century, a ditch was dug around the church, in order to expel groundwater. In the early nineteenth century, the ditch was paved with white stone.

The Cathedral of the Resurrection originally had six small cupolas. Three of them stood above the side-chapels of the divergence behind the altar. One cupola marked the north-eastern side-chapel of the Dormition in the Church of the Cross, while the other two stood above the flat roofs of the galleries.observables such as the collective flow and transverse momentum spectra of the produced particles from the hydrodynamic simulations involve the dependence upon the transport parameters of the medium. Thus, the transport coefficients are the essential input parameters for the hydrodynamic evolution of the system.

Recent investigations show that intense magnetic field is created in the early stages of the non-central asymmetric collisions [@Skokov:2009qp; @Zhong:2014cda; @deng; @Das:2016cwd]. This magnetic field affects the thermodynamic and transport properties of the hot dense QCD matter produced in the RHIC. Ref [@Inghirami:2016iru] describes the extension of ECHO-QGP [@DelZanna:2013eua; @Becattini:2015ska] to the magnetohydrodynamic regime. The recent major developments regarding the intense magnetic field in heavy-ion collision include the chiral magnetic effect [@Fukushima:2008xe; @Sadofyev:2010pr; @Huang], chiral vortical effects [@Kharzeev:2015znc; @Avkhadiev:2017fxj; @Yamamoto:2017uul] and very recent realization of global $\Lambda$-hyperon polarization in non-central