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HIRING AND LETTING (Hebr. "sekirut"):

Hiring is a transaction by which parties, for a compensation, contract for a definite period for (a) the use of property or (b) personal service.

I. The Mishnah (B. M. 93a) distinguishes four kinds of bailees: (1) the gratuitous bailee or depositary;(2) the borrower; (3) the paid bailee; and (4) the hirer (see Bailments). The hirer has the same responsibility as the paid bailee; that is, he must make restitution for the object entrusted to him in case it is lost or stolen, or if it is injured through his negligence. He is free from responsibility if it is impossible to prevent the loss; for instance, if an animal in his care dies or receives an injury accidentally or is violently abducted by robbers. Inas regards the kind of burden put upon the animal (B. M. 80a; "Yad," ib.; Ḥoshen Mishpaṭ, 308, 5, 6; 311, 1). Whether the owner has to substitute another object for the use of the hirer in case an accident happens to the one originally hired, depends greatly on the conditions made in the contract ("Yad," l.c. v. 1-3). One who hires an object may not sublet it; for it is presumed that no one desires his property to be in hands other than those to whom he entrusts it (B. M. 29b). But if the hirer does let it to another, he assumes all responsibility; while all the profits derived from the transaction go to the owner of the object ("Yad," l.c. i. 4).

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Stare Łysogórki

Stare Łysogórki  () is a village in the administrative district of Gmina Mieszkowice, within Gryfino County, West Pomeranian Voivodeship, in north-western Poland, close to the German border. It lies approximately  west of Mieszkowice,  south of Gryfino, and  south of the regional capital Szczecin.

There is a World War II cemetery, where about 2,000 Polish soldiers rest, a monument commemorating the sappers of the First Polish Army, and a museum dedicated to the First Polish Army (Muzeum Pamiątek 1 Armii Wojska Polskiego) in the village.

The village has a population of 150.

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Mice were killed by cervical dislocation between 1100 and 1200 h. The brain was removed rapidly and immersed in ice-cold artificial cerebrospinal fluid (aCSF), which had been bubbled with a mixture of 95% O~2~ and 5% CO~2~. The solution contained the following (in m[m]{.smallcaps}): NaCl 135, KCl 3.5, NaHCO~3~ 26, MgSO~4~ 1.2, NaH~2~PO~4~ 1.25, CaCl~2~ 2.5, and glucose 10. Hypothalamic blocks were dissected, and 250-μm-thick coronal slices were prepared from the medial septum/preoptic area (POA) with a VT-1000S vibratome (Leica GmBH, Wetzlar, Germany) in ice-cold oxygenated aCSF. The slices containing the POA were bisected along the midline and equilibrated in aCSF saturated with O~2~/CO~2~of GnRH neurons via GABA~A~-R-dependent mechanisms and CB1 receptor activation on GABAergic afferents decreases the GABA~A~-R-mediated mPSCs in GnRH neurons provide circumstantial evidence to support an excitatory role of GABA on GnRH neuron activity.

Although reduced GnRH neuron electric activity in the presence of WIN55,212 could result from cannabinoid actions on a complex multineuronal circuit impinging on GnRH neurons, results of morphological experiments showed that GnRH neurons receive a direct cannabinoid-sensitive neuronal input. Symmetric morphology of a subset of CB1-IR synapses was also indicative of GABAergic neurotransmission ([@b17]). GABA is the major neurotransmitter in the afferent regulation of GnRH neurons ([@b16]).

To study further the cannabinoid-dependent modulation of GABA release from these synapses, mPSCs were recorded from GnRH neurons in the presence of TTX to exclude activity-dependent effects. We found


the regulation of GnRH neuronal activity ([@b29],[@b43],[@b44],[@b45]), any alteration of this retrograde signaling results in functional consequences on GnRH neuronal activity. Accordingly, modulation of GABAergic drive onto GnRH neurons has been commonly implicated in metabolic ([@b27],[@b45]), estrogen ([@b29]), and circadian ([@b29]) signaling to GnRH neurons. It will require clarification if GABAergic pathways communicating these afferent modalities are modulated by retrograde endocannabinoid signaling from the GnRH neuron.

The observation that AM251 on its own increased the frequency of GABAergic mPSCs in GnRH neurons suggested the tonic production and retrograde action of endocannabinoids. Furthermore, results of the loose-patch experiments carried out in the presence of CdCl~2~ provide evidence that endocannabinoids act as an endogenous brake to inhibit GnRH neuron spiking, which could be suspended with AM251.

The absence of tonic inhibition afterthe intracellular blockade of DAG lipase in GnRH cells designated the GnRH neuron as the source of the acting endocannabinoid, 2-AG. This inhibitory tone may be particularly important in view of the excitatory role of GABA in the afferent regulation of GnRH neurons ([@b18],[@b21],[@b25],[@b26],[@b39]). As GnRH neuron activity is driven by two excitatory neurotransmitters, GABA and glutamate, other control systems are required to stabilize the GnRH network activity. There is evidence to show that activation of GnRH neurons represses the GABAergic afferent drive to these cells ([@b46]). We propose that retrograde endocannabinoid signaling may play a critically important role in this phenomenon. Similarly to other types of neurons ([@b9]), GnRH cells likely respond to activation with an enhanced endocannabinoid production, which, in turn, reduces or switches off GABA


it to Mr Trump’s Washington enemies. “Isn’t it also about the Trump fight with the deep state in terms of the illegal surveillance of the campaign, the inside hit jobs that he’s sustained?” he asked.

The embrace of conspiracy theories has frustrated some establishment Republicans and moderate Republican voters, who urge Mr Trump to embrace a more traditional communication style.

His base disagrees.

“Please never stop tweeting,” Ms Fishman sings in one of her songs, titled “Thank You President Trump”. “I can hardly wait to see what I’ll be reading.”

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Events like Trumpstock are not limited to Arizona. Its organiser, Laurie Bezick, recruited speakers from around the country through social media, tapping into a network of pro-Trump voices only a click away.

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between sexes at the diet's end (135 +/- 7 vs. 156 +/- 8 pmol/L; P = NS). Serum glucose fell slightly in both men and women, but did not differ between sexes. Weight loss in men was associated with a 125% rise in serum DHEA-sulfate from 2.8 +/- 0.2 to 6.3 +/- 0.3 mumol/L (P < 0.0001). In contrast, serum DHEA-sulfate did not change with weight loss in women (P = 0.35). Serum DHEA-sulfate at the end of the diet did not differ between men and women (6.3 +/- 0.3 vs. 5.2 +/- 0.5 mumol/L; P = 0.10). Hence, dietary weight loss accompanied by equivalent reductions in body mass index and serum insulin between sexes was associated with a marked rise in serum DHEA-sulfate in men, whereas inwas
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prosecutorial pressure, made sure that the multiple bail applications moved by
defence counsel in subsequent years were turned down. Sixty people had died,
justice had to be done and if the special cell claimed that it had likely
perpetrators, it deserved its day in court, even if that meant years in jail
for two innocent men framed on flimsy charges.

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examined Shah carefully and even took photographs of him with his phone. Shah
described PW14 accurately: a stout man wearing thick, bottle-glass spectacles.
Shah refused to submit himself to a TIP (Test Identification Parade) because he
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to Air Peace Airlines and its passengers after a herd of cattle strayed onto
the runway of Akure Airport in Ondo state.

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Chelsea put behind them their recent struggles by thrashing West Bromwich
Albion 3-0 at the Stamford Bridge on Monday.

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tumour frequencies seen in immunocompromised patients following organ transplantation, those with acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS), and in patients with severe combined immunodeficiency (SCID) syndrome \[[@B4-jcm-08-00134]\]. A range of immunotherapy strategies that engage the innate and more often the adaptive immune system have been developed to treat AML (recently reviewed in \[[@B5-jcm-08-00134]\]).

Survival for patients with AML has the potential to be greatly impacted by immunotherapy. Similar to all leukaemias, AML rapidly spreads throughout the body making localised treatments used for solid tumours, such as radiotherapy, of no real benefit. In addition, almost all AML patients will achieve first remission where minimal residual disease (MRD) can be monitored in anticipation of an all too frequent relapse. Around 70--80% of AML patients that were aged less than 65 achieve remissionthe median survival for AML is around one year; however, there has been a steady increase in the overall survival in younger patients \[[@B14-jcm-08-00134]\]. The shift from bone marrow SCTs to PB SCTs has increased donor availability and MRD allows for the prediction of relapse and prophylactic care. However, to date, the largest improvements in survival remain due to improvements in palliative and supportive care \[[@B3-jcm-08-00134]\].

2. Immunotherapy {#sec2-jcm-08-00134}
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Although conventional treatments can be successful for patients with leukaemia, with five-year survival rates for those patients treated with conventional chemotherapeutics (e.g., cytarabine and daunorubicin), being at 27.4% (National Cancer Institute, <https://seer.cancer.gov/statfacts/html/amyl.html>) \[[@B15-jcm-08-00134]\] in comparison to those who were treated with SCTs being at 44.1%, at five-years post-diagnosis \[[@B16-jcm-08-00134]\]. The success of SCTs needs to be considered in a background of


another large group of molecules that includes, among many others, the well-known Carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA), glycoprotein 100 (gp100), melan A/melanoma antigen recognized by T cells (MART-1), prostate specific antigen (PSA), and tyrosinase antigens, but relatively few AML antigens have come from this category. The myeloid differentiation antigen CD65 is found at low levels in the least differentiated forms of AML (M0, M1), and usually appears as CD34 disappears during normal myeloid development, reflecting the lack of differentiation in the blast cells in these disease states. The largest group are the overexpressed antigens that include human epidermal growth factor receptor 2 (ErbB-2), human telomerase reverse transcriptase (hTERT), Mucin1 (MUC1), mesothelin, PSA, prostate specific membrane antigen (PSMA), survivin, WT1, p53 and cyclin B1, some of whom are discussed below.

4. CTAs\[[@B142-jcm-08-00134]\], pidilizumab and rituximab in follicular lymphoma \[[@B143-jcm-08-00134]\], albumin-bound paclitaxel and gemcitabine in pancreatic cancer \[[@B144-jcm-08-00134]\], nivolumab and ipilimumab in untreated metastatic melanoma \[[@B145-jcm-08-00134]\], cisplatin and topotecan or cisplatin and gemcitabine in advanced colon cancer \[[@B146-jcm-08-00134]\], and bevacizumab plus oral capecitabine plus irinotecan in metastatic colon cancer \[[@B147-jcm-08-00134]\].

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We have described the multiplex of insights that novel antigens have provided into how AML develops and how it might be targeted by immunotherapy approaches during disease remission. We have not however discussed novel treatments that we felt were outside the scope of this review and dealt with in detail elsewhere. Obvious examples include CAR-T cells (recently reviewed in \[[@B148-jcm-08-00134]\]), RNA interference (RNAi) targeting, for example, of Brd4 \[[@B149-jcm-08-00134]\], and antibody therapies, including anti-CD33 (recently reviewed in \[[@B150-jcm-08-00134]\])

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the immune system cannot be underestimated, especially in myeloid leukaemia. Clinical trials, for what is a relatively rare cancer, as compared to many solid tumours, include a limited number of immunotherapy treatments and perhaps a new list of prioritised tumour antigens for haematological malignancies/leukaemia/myeloid leukaemia are required.

Whatever the way forward for AML treatment, it will undoubtedly require the combination of SCT wherever possible, induction and consolidation therapies to achieve MRD, immune recovery, and a lot of trial and error for this heterogenous population.

This research received no external funding and the Article Processing Charges were paid for by the University of Hull.

The authors declare no conflict of interest. The funders had no role in the design of the study; in the collection, analyses, or interpretation of data; in thewriting of the manuscript, or in the decision to publish the results.

AML: acute myeloid leukaemia; ATRA: all-trans-retinoic acid; BAGE: B melanoma antigen; CAR-T: Chimeric antigen receptors-T cells; CLL: chronic lymphocytic leukaemia; CTA: cancer-testis antigen; DC: dendritic cells; DLI: donor leukocyte infusion; GAGE: G antigen; GvHD: Graft-versus-Host disease; HAGE: helicase antigen; HSCT: haematopoietic stem cell transplant; hTERT: human telomerase reverse transcriptase; LAA: leukaemia associated antigen; MAGE: Melanoma antigen; MHC: major histocompatability complex; MRD: minimal residual disease; MUC1: Mucin1; NHL: Non-hodgkin's lymphoma; PASD1: Per ARNT SIM domain containing 1; PB: peripheral blood; PRAME: Preferentially Expressed Antigen In Melanoma; PSA: prostate specific antigen; RAGE: Renal cell carcinoma antigen; RAR: retinoic acid-regulated SEREX: serological analysis of recombinant cDNA expression; SSX2IP: synovial sarcoma X breakpoint 2 interacting protein; WT1: Wilms' Tumour protein.

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A further problem is presented by the available modes of data transfer on the USB. Currently, there are generally two communication modes for transferring data, a bulk mode and an isochronous transfer mode. The bulk mode provides error correction thereby generally


for the "Complete Endgame Grinds" challenge, from 100 to 50.We're hoping to get these changes in alongside the release of the new Harbinger supporter packs, coming shortly.This weekend we're holding another Super Stash Sale where we're discounting all Stash Tabs. Everything has been discounted, from Premium Stash Tab Bundles, Premium Quad Stash Tabs, Currency Tabs and even Guild Stash Tabs! Click here to view the full selection of discounted stash tabs. If you need some extra points, we recommend checking our new supporter packs for The Fall of Oriath Unfortunately, the Harbinger Supporter Packs won't be available for purchase this week, but they will likely be available at the middle of next week (alongside the above changes to the league). We are really sorry for the delay!In theon the verge of getting defeated by the Bahraini people, it called on Riyadh and Abu Dhabi to deploy forces to Bahrain."

Tehran's interim Friday Prayer leader also called on all Muslims, Islamic Ulema, the Organization of Islamic Conference, and the officials of Islamic countries to assist the people of Bahrain in attainment of their rights.

Ayatollah Jannati further referred to popular movement in Libya and said ratification of a resolution against this country cannot prevent the massacre of Libyan people in the hands of the mercenaries of Gaddafi's dictatorial regime.

He also considered Japan's earthquake as destructive and called on everyone to assist Japanese government in helping the quake-hit people.

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Â crimes committed in the region and is responsible for regional bloodshed.

He noted that the carnage of Bahraini people is a


the stadium, the club said.

Speaking after Tuesday night's match, West Brom manager Alan Pardew said he did not know what had prompted Livermore, 28, to react as he did.

"Obviously you don't want to see a player in the crowd," he said.

"There's no way he's going in the crowd - because I know him, he's a great lad - unless he was provoked severely. That's all I know.

"I haven't had a chance to talk to Jake. I'll speak to Jake and we'll go from there."

West Ham manager David Moyes said he did not see the incident, but added: "I didn't know about it, but I've been told something happened."

Livermore failed a drugs test in May 2015, almost a year after his son died and the Football Association decided notWidespread, restricted low-level measles virus infection of brain in a case of subacute sclerosing panencephalitis.
In situ reverse transcriptase-polymerase chain reaction amplification with labeled-probe hybridization (in situ RT-PCR/LPH) was used to detect measles virus RNA within formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded brain tissue sections from a patient who died with subacute sclerosing panencephalitis (SSPE). Many more infected neurons and oligodendrocytes were detected by in situ RT-PCR/LPH than by immunohistochemistry or by in situ hybridization alone. In addition, infection of vascular endothelial cells was demonstrated only by in situ RT-PCR/LPH. The observation that many cells contained only a few copies of viral RNA without detectable antigen is consistent with a persistent viral infection of the central nervous system. In situ RT-PCR/LPH, combining the sensitivity of PCR with the tissue localization of in situ


remedy was improper. We affirm the judgment as modified.
            FACTUAL BACKGROUND AND PROCEDURAL HISTORY
       Eileen Belmont, David’s sister, died testate April 1, 2007 in Ohio. The terms of
Eileen’s will executed February 11, 1994 provided that David would receive $50,000 and
the residue of the estate would go to The Columbus Jewish Foundation (Foundation).
       1.     Purchase of Fifth Street House
       In approximately July 1986 David purchased a house in Santa Monica, California
with some financial help from his mother, Wilma Belmont (Wilma). The purchase price
was $135,000, consisting of (1) $30,000 in cash from David; (2) a $5,000 loanStreet
house as belonging to David, and that she wanted him to have the house. James Burden,
CPA, did Eileen’s and Wilma’s tax returns. Wilma did not take a tax deduction for the
Fifth Street house. Burden also understood that Wilma had purchased the Fifth Street
house for David, and that Eileen considered the Fifth Street house to be David’s house.3
      David lived in the Fifth Street house from 1985 until August 2000. During this
time, David paid all of the property taxes and insurance and made necessary repairs, and
paid $10,000 to remodel the bathroom.
      2.     Agreement that David Will Receive Proceeds of Fifth Street House
      In late 1993 or early 1994, Wilma became


taxes, the balance
remaining in the interest-bearing bank account in December 2002 was $109,305.82.
         4.    Purchase of the Condo
         In January 2003, pursuant to the parties’ agreement, David used the funds on
deposit in Eileen’s account from the sale of the Fifth Street house to buy a condo in Santa
Monica for $286,000. David made a down payment of over $100,000. Due to David’s
disability and other financial problems, Eileen obtained a loan for the remaining amount
of the purchase price. Eileen told third parties that it was her intent that David live in the
condo for the rest of his life. Title was taken in Eileen’s name with the belief that she
would outlive David,ex-wife if he predeceased her (Embree v.
Embree (2004) 125 Cal.App.4th 487, 490.) No case has analyzed whether section 366.3
applies to resulting trusts.

                                               9
       D.     Analysis
       Whether either section 366.2 or 366.3 bars David’s claim is a legal issue which we
review de novo. (Stoltenberg v. Newman (2009) 179 Cal.App.4th 287, 292.)
       Here the executrix argues that section 366.3 applies here because


to convey what he already
owned in accordance with David and Eileen’s oral trust agreement—namely, David’s life
estate. The fact that the parties had an agreement for the creation of David’s life estate
does not bring his claim within the language of section 366.3 referring to “agreements.”
Rather, as the resulting trust doctrine acknowledges, it is axiomatic that the property held

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in the resulting trust resides there based upon the agreement of the parties, and
particularly based on the intent of the transferee to hold the property forreinstalled VS2008, which in turn reinstalled the Office-based visual web developer component.
It was a long and painful process, but it worked.  It didn't seem to be a direct incompatibility between Office 2010 and VS2008, as we have another PC here with the same combination that wasn't having the problems.  I believe it had to do with the fact that my PC originally had Office 2007, which I had to uninstall before installing Office 2010.  The other PC that wasn't having this problem never had Office 2007.  I can only assume that the uninstall process for Office 2007 either removed those Visual Web Developer components or removed dependencies that were originally put in there by the VS2008 setup program.


This won't take but a minute, and I promise this won't be a waste of your time. It's three steps ...

Get out a pen and paper. You don't need much, an old receipt or something. Write down, in just a few words, what you did yesterday. Leave out the sleeping, eating, pooping, etc. And be totally honest, nobody is going to see it but you. So maybe it's something like:

8 am - 5 pm: working

5 pm - 7 pm: browsing the Internet, catching up with everybody on facebook, masturbating

8 pm - 9 pm: talking on phone with a friend

9 pm - midnight: playing an iPhone game, scrolling through Netflix menus

Perfect, you're half done. If you want to stop and take a break, enjoy this animated gif:

Continue Reading Belowcontract are determined by the law of the place of contracting, while matters of proper performance are determined by the law of the place where performance is contemplated.  Lams v. F. H. Smith Co., 6 W.W.Harr. 477, 178 A. 651, 105 A.L.R. 646, (Super.  Ct., 1935); Canadian Industrial Alcohol Co. v. Nelson, 1936, 8 W.W.Harr. 26, 188 A. 39.  Since the equipment was, by the terms of the contract, to be erected in defendant's plant in Delaware under the supervision of plaintiff's engineer, it is clear that Delaware is the place of performance.  The record is unclear, however, as to the place of contracting.4  In the absence of proof, we shall presume it to be Delaware.  See Chicago Pheumatic Tool Co. v.


is to induce the buyer to purchase the goods and if the buyer purchases the goods relying thereon.  No affirmation of the value of the goods, nor any statement purporting to be a statement of the seller's opinion only shall be construed as a warranty.'  1935 Revised Code of Delaware Sec. 5991.

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Section 14 'Where there is a contract to sell or a sale of goods by description, there is an implied warranty that the goods shall correspond with the description * * * .'  Id. at Sec. 5993.

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While the Uniform Sales Act is the law of Delaware, we are aware of no Delaware cases which have categorized the legal effect of descriptive language.  Courts in other states, in interpreting the act, have labelled descriptivehis business or profession supplies information for the guidance of others in their business transactions is liable for his negligence.  Restatement, Torts, Sec. 552.18  Whether the above rule would be applied by the locus delicti and whether the facts of the instant case properly call for its use here need not be determined, for we are of the opinion that the disclaimer clauses of the sales agreement relieve plaintiff from any liability arising out of negligence in its role as engineer.  Paragraph 6 of the basic contract declares that plaintiff shall not be liable in any manner for damages or otherwise with respect to the purpose, suitability, or operation of the machinery beyond its express agreements set forth in the basic contract or expressly incorporated


then the highly trained engineers who designed the car in the first place and know the engine parameters inside out? Again, that kind of tweak works with lower end cars that are tuned down due to fuel economy, emissions, and noise concerns. Except for the emissions criteria, I doubt that BMW is too concerned with the rest in the M3. And if you want to go screw with you emissions, that's another story (then you can even remove the converter or something stupid like that). If you really want to mess with an engine and see results, try the 335i. You can play with the turbos, but rest assured that your engine will most likely not last as long as it was designed to last if you doalternative indeed increases hp drastically? (not from the manufacturer who makes them or the people who spent good money to acquire them)

There will be few mods you can do for the new S65 and the biggest limitor is the 12:1 compression ratio.

At 12:1 compression ratio, forced induction is not going to happen for the new M3 no more than the current M5 / M6 (which has the same compression ratio). There is the Osh "800hp" twin turbo M5 for $350,000 but this is just someone with pipe dreams.

Not so. The supercharged Audi I posted about just yesterday in this thread is at an even higher 12.5:1 compresson ratio stock. Sure engine life will likely be sacrificed a bit but I suspect that kit is reliable and high quality.


Q:

Cyclotomic field of 9th root of unity

What I know:
The set  $\{1,\zeta,\,...\,,\zeta^{\varphi(n)-1}\}$  is an integral basis for the ring of algebraic integers of  $\mathbb{Q}(\zeta_n)$ .
Then, if:  $\mathbb{Q}(\zeta_9)$ .  As  $\varphi(9)=6$ .  The basis of  $\mathbb{Z}(\zeta_9)$  will be: $\{1,\zeta,\zeta^2,\zeta^3,\zeta^4,\zeta^5\}$ .
The questions:
Is: $1+\zeta+\zeta^2+\zeta^3+\zeta^4+\zeta^5+\zeta^6=0$ ?
Is it Galois group the Multiplicative group $(\mathbb{Z}/7\mathbb{Z})$ ?
And if the answers are yes:
Is this reasoning always the same for  $\mathbb{Z}(\zeta_n)$ ?
Thank you

A:

You can manually calculate $1+\zeta+...+\zeta^6$ by taking $\zeta=e^{2\pi i/9}$, and you will see that it is not zero.
For a cyclotomic field extension $\mathbb{Q}(\zeta_n)$, the Galois group is isomorphic to $(\mathbb{Z}/n\mathbb{Z})^\times$ because an automorphism is completely determined by where it sends a primitive $n$th root of unity, i.e. the roots of unity $\zeta^m_n$ where $\gcd(m,n)=1$.

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Previously it was found that sodium fluoroacetate (SF) inhibited the growth of the Ehrlich cancer by means of monotherapy and enhanced the antitumor effect of cyclophosphamide (CP) in experiments with autochthonous subcutaneous tumors induced by benzo (a) pyrene. In this study a comparison of the antitumor activity of SF and metformin showed that both substances did not have significant effect in monotherapy but enhanced the effect of CP, increasing the percentage of tumors with the same or reduced volume. Besides, SF, unlike metformin increased the average duration of effect. The data obtained promoted further study of the mechanism of the antitumor effect of SF and the search effective combination with


Adolf Hitler, with Jesus Christ second place, trailing 14,000 votes behind.

In media there is what is known as ‘Hitler Clicks’. Any Reich-related story drives up the clicks. Publishers know the genres that sell best begin with the letter ‘S’; one is sex and the other is Swastika. However, publishing houses will not touch books authored by real historians. If they should they do so they are denied media book reviews and barred from agency supplies and retailers’ shop shelves. Mighty online sources like Amazon and download breaks through this blockade. Tim Danvers, one of Britain’s most successful dealers in militaria, once remarked:

I have sold so much Reich regalia there can’t be a man’s bedroom in Britain that hasn’t a Swastika on the wall.

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-4
Let y(q) = q - 5. Let j be y(-5). Let r = 19 + j. Let z be (-7)/(-21)*r/1. Solve -z*x = -3 - 3 for x.
2
Suppose -5*h = 4*v + 13, -v - 5*h = 6 + 1. Let s be (-28)/(-10) + v/(-10). Solve -1 - s = 2*m for m.
-2
Let o(j) = -j**2 - 6*j - 6. Let m be o(-4). Let f(n) = 4*n**m - 2 - 2*n**2 - n + n**3 - n. Let k be f(-2). Solve -k*s - s = 6 for s.
-2
Let b be 44/(-2)*(-3 - -1). Let v = 0 - -4. Suppose 2*t =


in poorer centuries or parts of the world.

All of us are incredibly rich, even when it comes to material good. So don't waste time thinking about the things your neighbors, coworkers, famous actors, or others have that you don't. Enjoy your royal, luxurious life! Or rather, and a much better thing to do, count your blessings and thank God!

Indeed, there are two even greater levels of blessings we've received. For of much greater value than this wealth of material things with which we've been blessed, are family and friends. And still more, the gift we've received of God's love. He loved us so much that he brought us into being out love, sent his own Son for love of us, to redeem us and to lead us tofurther sin"), not bear grave guilt in the violation of the "rule" that puts them in an "irregular" situation.
In this hypothetical, Amoris Laetitia is envisioning somewhat who is caught between two (perceived) obligations: the obligation of the rule in question, and the obligation of another rule that applies in this particular circumstance. For example, some one who married for a few years, without children, was divorced by the first spouse, has civilly remarried in ignorance of the fact that divorce cannot dissolve a valid marriage, been living in this civil marriage for many years and had children with the second partner, may come to learn of the indissolubility of marriage and the consequent obligation of fidelity to the first spouse, yet at the same time believe themselves bound


by the grave obligation of justice to their second partner (including sexual giving of self to the partner). Such a person, caught between two apparent divine obligations, may discern in conscience that their greater obligation is to the current partner; the argument of Amoris Laetitia implies that such a person does not thereby necessarily commit a mortal sin.
One might quibble about whether such a person really knows "full well" the rule, but that is more an argument about words than a substantial argument about the matter in question.
The two major points one might raise are: is it possible, without grave fault, to believe that one divine law obliges one to break another divine law? In general St. Thomas Aquinas held that ignorance regarding divine law was culpable, andso, in speaking about the case of a perplexed conscience, which obliges a person to do something contrary to divine law, he argues that a person, so long as they are in that ignorance, sins by disobeying their conscience, since they do not follow the divine rule as it is presented to them by their conscience, and likewise sines by following their conscience, since they do not follow the divine rule that they should have know. He does make exceptions for insane persons, who are not capable of any moral action, but it is not clear whether he would make any further exceptions. However, considering the various external factors that lead someone to accept something as a moral obligation, it seems necessary to admit that in some cases,


was invalid, but who, on account of external circumstances, cannot celebrate a second church marriage, because they have no access to a church tribunal (or even to a Church). This inability to present their case to a church tribunal possibly is based on the fact that they live in a country in which the Church doesn't exist or is severely persecuted, or on an island, on which there is no Church or priests, etc.

The impossibility of having recourse to a church tribunal can also arise among the extremely poor, who cannot afford the costs of a long trip for a hearing before a church court or of a ecclesial annulment process, who however are honestly and for the strongest reasons convinced of the invalidity of their first marriage,not from changeable decisions of the Church but from the Gospel and unchangeable Church teaching, not even a Pope can deviate from this doctrine and practice of the Church. Therefore, one ought to plead with the Pope that he retracts any statement that all or some couples in such "irregular situations" are to be admitted to the sacraments.

Many voters consider both Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton to be extremely bad potential presidents, yet consider one to be far worse than the other, and so think they should vote for Trump, to help ensure that Clinton isn't elected, or conversely, vote for Clinton, to help ensure that Trump isn't elected.

This attitude, I believe, fails to take into sufficient consideration the effect a vote in 2016 will have on the


that not every divorced and remarried person is subjectively living in grave sin, but could rather, on account of his ignorance, have acted with a clean conscience and so live in the state of grace: I do not deny this. Much less do I deny that for such a person the reception of Holy Communion could be spiritually fruitful.

Nonetheless we should not lose sight of two things: (a) we cannot assume that this is the normal case of a divorced and remarried couple, and (b) it must be clear that neither a normal priest nor an individual person in this circumstance can know this or claim it with the least confidence to its being the truth. Therefore, everyone who objectively is living in grave sin should so liveshould be admitted to the reception of the sacraments and draw help and graces from them, not only contradicts Familiaris Consortio 84, is not only the negation of that which FC and many other documents teach. It is the radical, contrary and absolute opposite of the traditional teaching.

If instead of none, now all adulterous, homosexual, lesbian and promiscuously living couples shall be invited to the sacraments, there are truly no more limits, as Fr. Spadaro assures us. Why not administer the sacraments to couples, nurses and doctors, who through abortion or assistance thereto have been automatically excommunicated?

If one were to put the explanation and practice of the sacraments in line with this interpretation and its pastoral consequences, one would desecrate the holy temple of God, indeed one would


admitted to the sacraments, above all when one considers that it is in no way a general tendency of Pope France to let everything go its way, without making public corrections. Thus the Pope, a short time ago, immediately and publicly corrected the impression that had arisen with many persons, that the simple invitation of Cardinal Sarah, motivated by noble liturgical considerations, that priests, as a way of meditating on the deepest goal of the liturgy (the glorification of God), should more frequently celebrate ad orientem (versus Deum), announced a change of the liturgical norms of Paul VI, according to which the Holy Mass should normally be celebrated versus populum. (In reality this norm was never absolute, and moreover was in part modified by the Motu Proprio ofthe constant and unchangeable teaching of the Church. If they are right on this point, then AL has indeed in no way changed the teaching on the sacraments and the sacramental practice of the Church. “Irregular couples”, who feel no remorse and who have made no confession with the firm resolve to live a life of continence from promiscuity or homosexual or adulterous relationships and to sin no more, may neither receive the Holy Eucharist nor sacramental absolution from their sins.

Archbishop Charles J. Chaput expressed the same opinion and was for this reason insulted with no subtlety and with incredible crudeness insulted by the mayor of Philadelphia. Also in the book “Remaining in the Truth of Christ” Cardinal Mueller writes, e.g.,

They [divorced persons who have remarried] cannot be


Jesus Christ, in the holy, catholic and apostolic Church, the “pillar of the truth.” I say this here in order to put aside any impression that I intend to attack the pope, to damage him or his legitimacy. My criticism has, rather, the goal of supporting him and assisting him in his fundamental task of teaching the truth.

1. Introduction

1.1 Joy over Amoris Laetitia

Many voices throughout the world have responded with joy and praise to the last document of Pope Francis, the post-synodal apostolic exhortation Amoris Laetitia (AL). And without doubt, this text contains many beautiful thoughts and deep truths, which bring before our eyes the beauty and the happiness of true love, glorify God and delight the reader. Above all, the text radiates the merciful love of GodWednesday that he aimed to strike a compromise with Merkel this week, although what shape that would take appeared completely unknown.

'We will definitely find a solution,' he said. They were reportedly set to meet for crisis talks later Wednesday.

Merkel was re-elected for a fourth term in September but saw her ruling majority depleted by voter unease over the influx of more than one million migrants in 2015-16.

Kurz won the chancellery last year in an alliance with the far-right vowing to tackle illegal immigration, an issue that also propelled a populist alliance to power in Italy.

Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz (left) won the country's elections on a wave of far-right support

The Austrian centre-right leader said in Berlin Wednesday he was counting on the backing of his tough line during his


eight patients, seven of whom received 1,000-microgram doses of the opioid fentanyl and one who received a 2,000-microgram dose.

A recent Ohio Department of Health inspection at Mount Carmel West found that a policy updated after Husel’s firing says the usual adult dose of fentanyl is 25 to 100 micrograms.

Most patients referenced in the nursing board letters received single doses of fentanyl ranging from 200 micrograms to 2,000 micrograms, along with other drugs.

In three patient cases, the board also questions the use of paralytics, twice with no documentation of a need for such drugs and once listed as necessary for a CT scan. One nurse was said to have failed to question the removal of a breathing tube after administration of a paralytic, which could cause respiration to stop.

Many[Intramedullary patella pressure measurement dependent on the functional position of the knee joint].
Degenerative alterations of the patello-femoral joint are often painful and cause an increase of intramedullary pressure. The intraspongious pressure of the patella is measured with a cannula after lateral drilling. Patients with chondromalacia or osteoarthrosis have an increased intramedullary pressure compared with normal patients. The degree of flexion of the knee-joint correlates with the intramedullary pressure. More flexion causes an increase of pressure as well in normal patella as in chondromalacia or in osteoarthrosis.


Q:

What is this error: "no appropriate default constructor available"?

I am getting:

main.cpp(13): error C2512: 'myPlayer' : no appropriate default
  constructor available

Here is the code that it is referring to:
    myPlayer player;

Here is the constructor:
myPlayer (int myHealth, int myDamage, int myMoney, int myWeaponID, int myClass) : health(myHealth), damage(myDamage), money(myMoney),
    weapon_id(myWeaponID), p_class(myClass) {}

Also, how can I show the number for each line on Visual Studio 11?

A:

Your constructor is declared to take 5 parameters, all of type int. You're not supplying any parameters.
Your choices are to write a constructor that doesn't require arguments, or else supply the arguments when you construct the object, like: myPlayer player(1, 2, 3, 4, 5);

describing the *impossibility* to prepare a state by means of LOCC (local operations and classical communications). One may, although, go another way around and try to quantify *separability* rather than entanglement: this turned out to be applicable for building combinatorial entanglement patterns for multipartite quantum systems [@myjmo].

In this paper I dwell on the case of bipartite quantum systems. A state of such system is called [separable]{} if it can be prepared by LOCC. In terms of density matrices that means that ${\mathbf{p}}$, its density matrix, can be represented as a mixture of pure product states. According to Carathéodory theorem, the number of this states can be reduced to ${n}^4$ where ${n}$ is the dimension of the state of a single particle.

The idea to replace finite sums of projectors


that all operators ${\rho}'\in{}U$ are separable.

#### A brief account.

In the Euclidean space ${\mathfrak{L}}$ of self-adjoint operators acting in the tensor product space ${\mathfrak{B}}={\mathcal{H}}\otimes{\mathcal{H}}'$ we define a real-valued, positive functional ${{\mathcal{K}}}:{\mathfrak{L}}\to{\mathbb{R}}_{+}$ as follows

$${{\mathcal{K}}}(X)
\;=\;
\iint
e^{{{\left\langle{}{{\phi}{\phi'}}\right|}X{\left| {{\phi}{\phi'}}\right\rangle}}}
{{{\,d\mathbf{S}_{{n}}}}{{\,d\mathbf{S}_{{n}}}'}}$$

where the integration is taken over the torus—the Cartesian product of unit spheres in ${\mathcal{H}},{\mathcal{H}}'$, respectively, and consider the hypersurface ${\mathcal{K}}\subset{\mathfrak{L}}$

$${\mathcal{K}}\;=\;
\{X\in{\mathfrak{L}}\,\mid\,
{{\mathcal{K}}}(X)=1
\}$$

Then

-   all robustly separable density operators in ${\mathcal{H}}$ are in 1–1 correspondence with the points of ${\mathcal{K}}$

-   the density matrix associated with a point $X\in{\mathcal{K}}$ is the normal vector to ${\mathcal{K}}$ at point $X$.

Continuous optimal ensembles {#scontensemb}
============================

To make the account self-consistent, begin with necessary definitions. A [density operator]{} is a non-negative self-adjoint operator whose trace equals to 1. In particular, for any unit vector ${\left| \phi\right\rangle}$ the one-dimensional projector ${{{\left| \phi\right\rangle}\!\!{\left\langle{}\phi\right|}}}$ iscase of a single quantum system.

Let ${\mathcal{H}}={\mathbb{C}}^{n}$ be a ${n}$-dimensional Hermitian space, let $\rho$ be a density matrix in ${\mathcal{H}}$. We would like to represent the state whose density operator is ${\rho}$ by an ensemble of pure states. We would like this ensemble to be continuous with the probability density expressed by a function $\mu(\phi)$ where $\phi$ ranges over all unit vectors in ${\mathcal{H}}$.

#### Technical remark.

Pure states form a projective space rather than the unit sphere in ${\mathcal{H}}$. On the other hand, one may integrate over any probabilistic space. Usually distributions of pure states over the spectrum of observables are studied, sometimes probability distributions on the projective spaces are considered [@sqprop]. In this paper for technical reasons I prefer to represent ensembles of pure states by measures on


of unwanted components and system changes, the make-up of which is changed regularly. The user manual must be downloaded separately.

As for Patch Tuesday, beware of the Silverlight update and the Windows 10 nagware kb2976978. Right-click and hide both of these.

I don’t really think you should hide the Silverlight update, if you have Silverlight installed. I know I use it mainly for System Center but this update patches a critical vulnerability so if you do have Silverlight already on your system, it makes sense to get the latest version, since this vulnerability is one of those hacking team 0-days that has been around for a while. If you know you don’t have Silverlight and Don’t want it, then you can right click and hide it. It’s just that somePricewaterhouseCoopers LLP research showed 27 per cent of executives from outside the United States see the United States as the No. 1 place with the most potential for growth, down from 46 per cent in 2018.

It’s not only economics that is clouding the skies. Foreign companies, mainly Chinese, also face tighter scrutiny when they bring deals to the United States, after the Trump administration last year strengthened the powers of the interagency committee on foreign investment (CFIUS), said Stuart Eizenstat, former U.S. ambassador to the European Union and now head of law firm Covington & Burlington LLP’s international practice.

CFIUS is an intra-agency panel that reviews acquisitions on national-security grounds.

Chinese state-owned Sinochem Corp., which has been in merger talks with China National Chemical Corp., commonly known as ChemChina, to


This will, in turn, lead to worse visibility conditions, which make the work of this person difficult. This is highly disadvantageous in case of use for surgeons and the illumination of operating areas, because high quality of a surgical procedure is associated with good illumination.
It was already proposed, in principle, to detect possible obstacles in the direction of the illuminated area by means of proximity sensors and to correspondingly perform a regulation of the light modules. However, the drawback of this prior-art technique is that the proximity sensors have no essential directional characteristic and the position finding of two or more obstacles in the proximity of the light modules may lead to errors. For example, DE 10 2008 019 191 A1 or EP 1 433 998 B1 showahead of time, 2/3 was slated for the cold ferment batch and 1/3 would be pitched into the warm ferment batch.

After adjusting the brewing liquor my desired profile on brew day morning, I turned my element on to heat the liquor then proceeded to weigh out and mill the grain.

Once the water had reached strike temperature, I mashed in then checked the temperature to discover it was a bit higher than I’d intended, which I later discovered was due to a PID probe malfunction that has since been fixed.

I recirculated the mash with the element off to allow the temperature to drop, though I wasn’t too concerned, as the beer would likely have a higher FG and thus lower ABV without being perceptibly sweeter. About 15 minutes into


these can help to heal us. As motivational speaker Rita Schiano tell us, “Tears are God’s gift to us. Our holy water. They heal us as they flow”. Tears come to us from our very being. They are responses to hurt and loss as well as happiness and gain.

Soothing Tears

Tears can be shed from earthy stimuli such as movies and can also be shed from spiritual stimuli such as God’s Word or the touch of Christian love. They are an expression that sometimes can speak louder and clearer than words. They bring us healing in so many ways.

Sweat of our brow

Sweat is a result of our hard work. The Catholic Church has always stressed the importance of work in our lives. The Protestant Churches are also known forF. David Farnell's work The Jesus Crisis: The Inroads of Historical Criticism into Evangelical Scholarship is one of the better.
They point out that the solution to the verses you mentioned is that Jesus gave a lengthy discourse that was repetitive in nature with the differences coming from the way the material was repeated.  Back in the nineteenth century Benjamin Warfield pointed to verses like Mark 10:17 and the imperfect verb -- the disciples kept asking as an excellent example of how the disciples asked the same question multiple times and Jesus answered multiple times with slight variations each time.
Regarding the Matthew 13:32 and Mark 4:32 passage here is what the authors put in the Jesus Crisis:

The parable of the mustard tree (Matt. 13:32; Mark 4:32) furnishes another


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package com.google.common.util.concurrent;

import com.google.common.annotations.GwtCompatible;
import org.checkerframework.checker.nullness.qual.Nullable;

/** Methods factored out so that they can be emulated differently in GWT. */
@GwtCompatible(emulated = true)
final class Platform {
  static boolean isInstanceOfThrowableClass(
      @Nullablefurther found that defendant, Group A's, arguments concerning the deed, laches, estoppel, waiver, relief against forfeiture, and a Florida limitations statute were all without merit.  We agree.

Issues

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The contentions of the appellants fall into two categories, contentions of fact and contentions of law. First, the appellants argue that the district court was incorrect in its finding that the Naval Live Oak Reservation was not used exclusively for public park purposes.  Secondly, appellants dispute the findings that the operation of the reverter clause could not be blocked by government regulations, terms of the 1947 deed, laches, waiver, or estoppel.

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* It is urged by appellants that the district court ruled incorrectly on the facts presented below.  Appellants contend that clear and convincing evidence was presented which could leave


court included over 200 exhibits and testimony by more than fifteen individuals.  Included in the exhibits were pictures of the land in question, various publications concerning parks, actual no trespassing signs taken from the property, and other similar items.  Witnesses testified as to their knowledge of the actual use to which the land in question had been put.  The record on appeal also included approximately 170 documents representing the legal proceedings below.  This court has examined all the exhibits, testimony and documents involved and we are left with the definite and firm conviction that a mistake has not been committed.7

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Furthermore, this court is well aware that in many situations a trial court's findings of a particular fact shade into its conclusion of law. In \end{array}
$λ_1=-3$, $λ_2=-3$
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For continuous linear time-invariant systems like this, you can determine stability by looking at the eigenvalues of the matrix $A$.
If the real part of each eigenvalue is strictly negative, the system is asymptotically stable. If some eigenvalues have negative real part but one or more of them has zero real part, the system is marginally stable but not asymptotically stable. If any eigenvalue has positive real part, the system is unstable.
Can you take it from here?


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Animalia

Isopoda

Agnaridae

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#### Material examined.

Holotype: male, 8 mm, **Markazi**, Saveh to Boin-Zahra, Vardeh, 35°15.3\'N, 50°16.5\'E, 18 July 2013, leg. G.M. Kashani & B. Eshaghi (ZUTC Iso.1122).

Paratypes: **Markazi**, same data as holotype, one male and one female (IRIPP Iso.1049); same data as holotype, five males and seven females, some with marsupium (PCGMK 1652); Shazand, 9 October 2004, leg. G.M. Kashani, one male (PCGMK 1109); **Qazvin**, 20 Km N Qazvin, 36°20.7\'N, 50°10.7\'E, 19 July 2013, leg. G.M. Kashani & B. Eshaghi, one male (SMNS T310); 20 Km N Qazvin, 36°20.7\'N, 50°10.7\'E, 19 July 2013, leg. G.M. Kashani & B. Eshaghi, one female with marsupium (SMNS T311); 20 Km N Qazvin, 36°20.7\'N, 50°10.7\'E, 19 July 2013, leg. G.M. Kashani & B. Eshaghi, two males and seven females (PCGMK 1675);Chroma Camera Drone Introduction Video

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the firearm can be used in self-defense. Of course the goal of the Brady Campaign et al. is not safety at all; the goal is gun bans and confusion.

So called messengers of public health for young people claim defeat when the Second Amendment wins. Messengers of liberty say keeping the Second Amendment alive and working protects the safety and public health for young people better than any gun restriction ever can. But this is not about young people, saving lives, or gun violence; this is about creating incremental hurdles that would eventually disarm us.

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Speaking to the Institute of Bankers in London on 17 January 1912, on "The Influence of Banking on International Relations," Angell argued that

commercial interdependence, which is the special mark of banking as it is the mark of no other profession or trade in quite the same degree—the fact that the interest and solvency of one is bound up with the interest and solvency of many; that there must be confidence in the due fulfilment of mutual obligation, or whole sections of the edifice crumble, is surely doing a great deal to demonstrate that morality after all is not founded upon self-sacrifice, but upon enlightened self-interest, a clearer and more complete understanding of all the ties that bind us the


retirement. The positions to which he directed them were those on the river system next above the Marne, that of the Aisne and its tributaries. "The lines so reached," he stipulated, "will be fortified and defended."

Those were the last general orders he issued to the German armies; on 14 September he was relieved of command and replaced by General Erich von Falkenhayn, the Minister of War. They were also the most crucial orders to be given since those for general mobilisation and until those initiating the armistice four years and two months later. For the "fortification and defence" of the Aisne, which the German First and Second Armies reached on 14 September, initiated trench warfare. Whatever the technical factors limiting the German army's capability to manoeuvre with flexibilityrecruits received two months' training, under sergeants who were mostly schoolmasters recalled to the colours, and then left for the front. Of these thirteen new divisions, two went to Russia, one to the front in Lorraine, ten to Flanders. It was those which, in the third week of October, would open the assault on the BEF between Langemarck and Ypres.

The battle that ensued raged almost continuously from early October, while the British and French were still attempting to push forward round the imagined German flank, until late November, when both sides accepted the onset of winter and their own exhaustion. Geographically it divided into four: a renewed offensive by Beseler's corps against the Belgians on the coast, nullified by the inundations; an attempt by the French under Foch


him over with leaves and twigs, anything I could scoop up just there" until, eventually, when he could "hear where the firing was [and] knew which direction [to go], crawled back" to rejoin his unit. Holbrook's Cockney matter-of-factness—the Royal Fusiliers was a London regiment—epitomises the spirit of the old British Expeditionary Force, whose soldiers died in their thousands at Ypres not because of an ideal of self-sacrifice but because it was expected of them and, in any case, there was no alternative.

On 31 October Falkenhayn renewed the offensive on a narrower front, astride the road that leads from Menin, on the higher ground the Germans occupied, to Ypres. The attack was mounted by the specially assembled Group Fabeck, named after its commander, which consisted of a mixture of1915. The war against the Germans then began in earnest. The army was formed into four columns. Mainly mounted, many of the soldiers Boer "burghers," some of whom had fought the British at Majuba in 1881, they converged on the German centres of resistance from the coast, from the Orange River and from Bechuanaland, the enormous protectorate (now Botswana) to the north of the Union. The objective was Windhoek, the German colonial capital, on which the Germans fell back in a fighting retreat. Resistance continued after its capture on 12 May 1915, though with the exchange of courtesies on both sides. The Germans were in a hopeless position. Outnumbered many times, and forced to campaign in one of the most desolate regions of the world, without any prospect


would become the original martyrs of the Arab renaissance, while many Kurds, oppressed by Ottoman officialdom for years past, took the opportunity the war presented to desert with their arms to the Russians as soon as mobilised. In the circumstances, "Outside Turks," whatever their historical associations with the Ottoman caliphate, were unlikely to respond to his appeal to holy war. The second flaw in Enver's plan was graver still, being unalterably geographical. "The Caucasus," the Russian General Veliaminov had written in 1825, "may be likened to a mighty fortress, marvellously strong by nature... only a thoughtless man would attempt to escalade such a stronghold."

Enver was worse than thoughtless. His decision to attack the Caucasus at the beginning of winter, during which temperatures descend to twenty degrees of frostand Fifth Armies, together constituting the Group of Armies of Reserve and including some of the most successful formations in the army, with the I, XX and II Colonial Corps in the front line, awaited the day of attack, eventually fixed for 16 April, the BEF prepared for its own supporting offensive, due to begin a week earlier. Its particular objective was the crest of Vimy Ridge, to be attacked by the Canadian Corps, from which the way led down into the Douai plain and thence, it was hoped, into the un-entrenched German rear area across which a rapid advance by cavalry could link up with Nivelle's vanguards once they had cleared the Aisne heights at the Chemin des Dames eighty miles to the south. An enormous weight


under the command of Foch, who would be "charged... with the co-ordination of the action of the British and French armies." The formula satisfied all parties, even Haig, who had resisted any dilution of his absolute independence of command ever since appointed to lead the BEF in December 1915. Foch's authority would be extended, on 3 April, to comprehend "the direction of strategic operations," making him in effect Allied generalissimo.

His appointment came only just in time. The Germans by 5 April had advanced twenty miles on a front of fifty miles and stood within five miles of Amiens, which was defended by a screen of makeshift units, including engineers and railway troops, some American, fighting as infantry. The appointment of a single commander with absolute authority to allot, p. 492.

34. Spears, _Prelude_ , p. 493.

35. Spears, _Prelude_ , p. 509.

36. L. Smith, _Between Mutiny and Obedience: The Case of the French Fifth Infantry Division during World War I_ , Princeton, N.J., 1994, p. 185.

37. Becker, _Great War_ , pp. 217–22.

38. Becker, _Great War_ , p. 219.

39. M. Pedrocini, _Les mutineries de 1917_ , Paris, 1967, Chapter 4.

40. Smith, pp. 218–19.

41. Smith, p. 197.

42. Smith, p. 206–7.

43. T. Ashworth, _Trench Warfare 1914–18: The Live and Let Live System_ , London, 1980, pp. 15–16.

44. Smith, pp. 225–6.

45. Stone, p. 282.

46. Becker, _Great War_ , pp. 220–1.

47. A. Wildman, _The End of the Russian Imperial Army_ , New York, 1980, p. 109.

48. Stone, pp. 284–5.

49. Stone, pp. 299–300.

50. O. Figes, _A People's Tragedy_ , London, 1996, p. 378.

51.


in the calculations. All atoms in the supercell are allowed to relax until the forces on each atom are smaller than 0.01 eV/Å. The supercell dimensions are kept fixed during the relaxation. For ZGNR lead, spin unpolarized basis is adopted in first-principles calculation [@carbonchain; @a24], since the ground state under spin polarized basis is not stable under finite temperature.

The Co/W$m$L$n$-ZGNR is modeled by having one Co adatom in a W$m$L$n$-ZGNR with periodic boundary condition along $x$-axis as shown in Fig. 1(a), in which $m$ and $n$ denote the number of carbon atoms along $x$- and $y$-axis respectively, and hydrogen atoms saturate the edges of ZGNR. For example, W4L8-ZGNR stands for ZGNR with $4$ and $8$ carbon atoms along $x$- and $y$-axis respectively. For graphene, the lattice constant obtainedfrom our calculation is 2.46 Å and agrees well with experimental value. The dimension of the supercell in the z direction is 15 Å, which allows a vacuum region of about 12 Å to separate the atoms in the supercell and their replicas. There are three typical sites for adatoms positioned near the center of ZGNR at the top of a carbon atom, labeled top (T) site, at the middle of a carbon-carbon bond, labeled bridge (B) site, and at the hexagonal center site, labeled hollow (H) site, respectively. In our calculations, H site is the energy stable site for Co adatom adsorbed as indicated in Fig. 1(a) on ZGNR.

Using the self-consistent wave functions from the plane-wave basis VASP calculations, a set of structure-dependent and highly localized QUAMBOs orbitals for


interaction distance of Co adatom to ZGNR lead, i.e., 7.2Å, RCW8 method is sufficient to reproduce the transmission.

Finally we note that the edges of actual ZGNR-samples are inevitably susceptible to various edge disorder, such as dangling bonds, vacancies and other possible defects, and the effect of edge disorder would certainly be interesting for further studying. QUAMBOs-TB parameters of ZGNR with edge disorder can be extracted from certain training cells and the accuracies of QUAMBOs-TB by divide-and-conquer approach can be assured as an example of armchair GNR was shown in Fig. 4 [@a19]. As for electron and spin transport, it should be affected by edge disorder as a result of scattering and the results will be different from those shown here.

Summary
=======

Structural and electronic properties, including lattice deformation, magnetic moment,charge transfer, bond order and electronic transport properties of zigzag graphene nanoribbon (ZGNR) with Co adatom on hollow center are investigated. Due to a finite interaction distance between Co adatom and atoms in ZGNR embodied in magnetic moment and charge transfer, QUAMBOs-TB parameters are local environment dependent and are constructed by divide-and-conquer approach to investigate the electronic transmission. Our QUAMBO-NEGF method provides a promising way for study electronic transport in large-scale system.

Acknowledgement: Work at Ames Laboratory was supported by the US Department of Energy, Basic Energy Sciences, Division of Materials Science and Engineering including a grant of computer time at the National Energy Research Supercomputing Center (NERSC) in Berkeley, under Contract No. DE-AC02-07CH11358. Authors also acknowledged the support by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos.11174363,


on hollow center. (a) Three PUs of W8-ZGNR lead, (b) three PUs of W12-ZGNR lead, and (c) reconstruction of Co/W12L12-ZGNR. QUAMBOs-TB parameters of edge carbon atoms, edge hydrogen atoms and center carbon atoms ($a$ and $b$) are extracted from W8-ZGNR lead and then adopted to construct W8- and W12-ZGNR lead. RCW8 and RCW10 indicates that QUAMBOs-TB parameters of the center 8 and 10 lines of carbon atoms and Co adatom are extracted from Co/W12L12-ZGNR, while QUAMBOs-TB parameters of all other atoms are extracted from W12L12-ZGNR.](Fig4c-W12L12-Co.eps "fig:"){width="8.0cm"}

![(Color online) (a) The transmissions of the exact W8-ZGNR lead, the reconstructed W8- and W12-ZGNR lead. (b) The density of states of the exact and reconstructed W8-ZGNR lead. (c) The transmissions indexed by spin up of Co/W8L12-ZGNR between the exact and the reconstructedCooperative Extension are collaborating to offer a Junior Vet course at the Farm, with future courses in Veterinary Science and Agriculture planned. Again, these are useful skills that can translate into great local careers. Please consider these options when helping to plan your child’s future studies.

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F. George, Andrew L. Strong, Campbell, George & Strong, LLP, Oakland, CA, Robert E. Meadows, King & Spalding, Houston, TX, Robert E. Meadows, Carol M. Wood, Reginald R. Smith, Charles C. Correll, Jr., King & Spalding, Houston, TX, Richard L. Alvidrez, Mary M. Behm, Keleher & McLeod, Alburquerque, NM, for Defendants.

ORDER DENYING RENEWED MOTION FOR REMAND
JENKINS, Senior District Judge.
On November 14, 2002, the plaintiffs State of New Mexico and State of New Mexico ex rel. Patricia A. Madrid filed a Renewed Motion for Remand and Request for Expedited Hearing (dkt. no. 888) ("Renewed Motion"). Plaintiffs' Renewed Motion sought to revive jurisdictional objections earlier raised by the State concerning the removal of its state law claims from state court to this court pursuant to notices of removal filed byat 3 ถถ 4, 5 (emphasis in original).)
The defendants filed answers and/or dispositive motions in response to the Consolidated Complaint, and the parties proceeded with discovery as to all of plaintiffs' pleaded claims. The Consolidated Complaint continued to serve as the operative pleading setting forth the State of New Mexico's claims in this action, with few changes, until the Pretrial Conference.
Further Amendments
Plaintiffs continued to invoke the jurisdiction of the court in advance of the Pretrial Conference, moving on September 19, 2002 for another amendment to the Consolidated Complaint rejoining Chevron U.S.A., Inc. as a defendant to all federal and state claims previously asserted against Chevron U.S.A. and pending at the time that plaintiffs had stipulated to Chevron U.S.A.'s dismissal from the case with prejudice. On June 15, 2001,


based on a stipulation by plaintiffs and Chevron's counsel, this court had entered an order dismissing all federal and state claims against Chevron U.S.A. (Stipulation and Order of Dismissal, filed June 15, 2001 (dkt. no. 356).) Plaintiffs later realized that they had agreed to the dismissal by mistake, and by motion filed on February 4, 2002 (dkt. no. 439), sought to vacate the dismissal. This court granted that motion at the May 21, 2002 hearing.[16]
Plaintiffs' September 19, 2002 motion sought to replead plaintiffs' federal and state claims against Chevron U.S.A. as part of the Consolidated Complaint. *1168 Plaintiffs argued that "allowing Plaintiffs to amend will avoid unnecessary delay due to a technical procedural objection and allow this case to proceed to trial in a timely manner." (Plaintiffs' Motiontheir Renewed Motion for Remand, plaintiffs argue at length that General Electric and ACF Industries have failed to meet their burden of establishing (1) that their conduct in releasing chemical contaminants into the soil and groundwater at the South Valley Site was undertaken at the direction of a federal officer; (2) that their South Valley facilities are "federal enclaves" over which the United States has accepted exclusive jurisdiction under 40 U.S.C. ง 255; and (3) that in enacting CERCLA, Congress intended to substitute a federal cause of action for state law causes of action addressing pollution of the groundwater resource, resulting in "complete preemption" of the plaintiffs' state law claims. (Renewed Motion at 4-11.) Defendants General Electric and ACF Industries each respond that plaintiffs have not rebutted the


the parties' competing arguments about removal may have been, at this point, the pertinent question is whether "[t]his Court lacked subject matter jurisdiction the very moment all parties stipulated in writing to the dismissal of CERCLA claims and the Federal Defendants on November 20, 2002," and remand of the remaining state claims became mandatory under 28 U.S.C. ง 1447(c). (N.M. Reply Mem. at 5.)
Supplemental Jurisdiction and 28 U.S.C. ง 1447(c)
In responding to plaintiffs' Renewed Motion for Remand, ACF Industries argues that this court has supplemental jurisdiction over plaintiffs' state law claims pursuant to 28 U.S.C. ง 1367, and need not remand them to state court even after dismissal of the CERCLA claims and the federal defendants. (ACF Opp. Mem. at 17-22.) The Chevron/Texaco Defendants similarly assert that "[b]ylegal theories in the proposed amended complaint. As such, there is no prejudice to the defendants, and the alleged `new' allegations will require no additional discovery." (Id. at 4.)[32]
The State of New Mexico thus presented its latest motion for leave to amend as purely routine. Dissonance erupted, however, at Paragraphs 6 and 7 of the Proposed "First Amended Consolidated Complaint":
6. This District Court is without jurisdiction over the subject matter of this lawsuit.
7. The STATE OF NEW MEXICO originally brought suit for the common law claims in CV-99 09917, filed in the 2nd Judicial District Court, County of Bernalillo, on October 1, 1999. The STATE OF NEW MEXICO subsequently filed an action for recovery of natural resource damages under the CERCLA in this District Court, CV 99-1118. The


than being thrown open once again following remand to a different court.
Considerations of economy and convenience also weigh in favor of exercising jurisdiction over the remaining claims. It would be burdensome indeed to shift a case with dozens of witnesses โ mostly experts โ and 8,000 listed exhibits, as well as a record containing nearly 1,000 docketed pleadings, motions, memoranda and other papers and nearly 3,000 pages of hearing transcripts, to a state trial judge having no background or familiarity with the case. The commitment of time, energy and expense on the part of court and counsel necessarily would be considerable, to say the least.
Given the nature and complexity of the factual allegations and the issues presented, both legal and technical, these interests would best be served byState of New Mexico received over $5 million for the settlement of claims against the ATA Defendants, claims dismissed with prejudice by this court at the State's instance, in consideration for the entry of an order that counsel now says has no force or effect for want of the subject matter jurisdiction to enter it.
Defendants respond that they in fact carried their burden to establish removal jurisdiction at the outset of this case, that questions of "federal officer" jurisdiction are fact-intensive and not suited to treatment as "controlling questions of law" under ง 1292(b), and that since this court's provisional finding of removal jurisdiction on May 4, 2000, plaintiffs have repleaded and expanded their CERCLA and state law claims as one constitutional case grounded in hundreds of paragraphs


economy, convenience, fairness, and comity weigh in favor of retaining supplemental jurisdiction rather than remand, given the circumstances of this particular case, the nature of the claims, and the relationship between the claims, federal law, and ongoing federal remediation activities.
These conclusions turn on "controlling questions of law" with few factual disputes, and counsel for the State of New Mexico would insist that there is substantial ground for difference of opinion, and that an immediate appeal from the order may materially advance the ultimate termination of the litigation. Moreover, counsel expresses particular concern about the prospect of incurring the significant expense of trial at the same time that jurisdictional issues remain in dispute. Particularly troubling is the prospect of obtaining a judgment following trial that proves unenforceable by anyIn re Atlas Van Lines, 209 F.3d 1064 (8th Cir.2000), amendment of the pleadings did not follow on the heels of the dismissal of plaintiffs' state law claims. In fact, this court had denied the defendants' motions to dismiss at the May 4, 2000 hearing. Plaintiffs were not faced with the "Hobson's choice" of either amending their complaint to add federal claims or risking the dismissal of their entire case. See id. at 1067 ("Karnes faced a Hobson's choice. After initially determining that federal law preempted her state claims, the district court granted Karnes leave to file an amended complaint. At that point, Karnes could either file an amended complaint or risk dismissal of her entire case."). Instead, the effort was to further define and clarify the scope


questions that remain is inextricably tied in with the history of this case.
One now belatedly seeks to resurrect a withdrawn motion that plausibly raised some factual question that could early on have been determined and resolved. That opportunity was withdrawn. One didn't seek to have those determinations made โ those factual-driven determinations made that may have some impact on whether there was an improvident removal of a case that ultimately was consolidated and ultimately redefined by the very people who were content to be here and who withdrew the matter.
At the very least, it seems to me that the remaining claims are so-called pendent claims or tag-along claims at the very least. They arrived here, they've been here, they've been consolidated here, they've been prepared here, and itKurdish people. It’s hardcore business. And yet another Divide and Rule power play. Expect plenty of hardcore moves ahead.Pepe Escobar is the roving correspondent for Asia Times/Hong Kong, an analyst for RT and TomDispatch, and a frequent contributor to websites and radio shows ranging from the US to East Asia. Born in Brazil, he's been a foreign correspondent since 1985, and has lived in London, Paris, Milan, Los Angeles, Washington, Bangkok and Hong Kong.


= 0.003) and from 6.6 to 4.1 (p < 0.004), respectively. Also, women with AVF (deceased or absent lactobacilli) showed similar improvements when compared with placebo. Women with normal flora and Candida at the initial visit showed less Candida after 4 weeks in the group treated with DQC (p = 0.014). Even after a short duration of intravaginal treatment with local non-absorbable antiseptics or antibiotics produced significant, lasting improvements in the vaginal microbiome composition of women with disturbed vaginal microflora. As African women have high prevalences of BV, AV, and AVF, this approach could improve their odds to prevent health-compromising complications. Further studies assessing direct health outcomes are needed to substantiate this.Ireland enabled the Kingdom of Greece to emerge with a northern frontier from Arta to Volos, but without Crete or Samos. In July 1827, Gordon returned to Scotland.

Archaeological and historical interests in Greece

Gordon returned to Greece in 1828. While at Argos from 1828 to 1831 with his secretary James Robertson and the historian George Finlay, he worked on the site of the ruined Heraeum near Argos. Archaeological plans also included a proposal to form a joint stock company for the purchase of Epidaurus. Finlay also suggested that he might be president of the Greek national assembly, but Gordon had no such ambitions.

While at Argos, Gordon collected both written and oral material for a history of the Greek revolution. He also built a magnificent mansion which was modelled


the last of the Gordons sold the estate.

Honours

Gordon was awarded various honours, including being made Grand Commander of the Order of the Redeemer by the Greeks on his retirement.
He was a member of many learned societies including the Royal Society (1821), the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland (1828), and the Royal Asiatic Society (1834), and in Greece the Society for Natural History (1837) and the Archaeological Society (1840).

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A. E. Kasdagli, ‘Exploring the papers of the Scottish philhellene Thomas GordonFor the majority of musical trends there's always a keystone release that truly sounds its death knell; the one record that appears to have distilled all that the sub-genre has to offer into a singular, sleek package which initially may appear to be ticking all the right boxes, but soon reveals itself to be an utterly vapid exercise. For nu metal it was Hed(pe)'s _Broke_ -- an album that seemed custom-made for Fred Durst's then-sizeable following, yet quickly snuck into bargain bins the world over when these same fans started to cotton on to the fact that the wheels were coming off the bandwagon. Only hindsight will tell quite how close Oceano's _Depths_ was to being deathcore's last gasp for air, but it's certainly not far off.

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Systems for detecting and analyzing target patterns in digital imagery have a wide variety of uses. One application of quantitative image analysis is the measurement of the staining intensity of cell components by specific receptors, also called biomarkers. For example, an image analysis system has been developed that segments cell membranes in digital images of cancer tissue that has been stained with a specific biomarker, such as the HER2 protein. The system then uses spatial recognition algorithms to quantify the membrane staining intensity, which provides an indication of the extent of cancer in the tissue being analyzed. Thus, the system is able to replace the conventional subjective grading procedures of a physician who visually grades a stained tissue sample with an automated quantification of membrane staining intensity.
Current automatedreverse, 5′-AGT GCA GGG TCC GAG GTA TT-3′; and U6 forward, 5′-CTC GCT TCG GCA GCA CATA-3′ and reverse, 5′-CGA ATT TGC GTG TCA TCCT-3′. U6 was used as an internal control.

MCF-7 cells were transfected as aforementioned and at 12, 24 and 48 h following transfection, total RNA was extracted. The specific products of human *RAP1B*, *WSB2* and *VEGFA* were amplified by RT-qPCR using the following primers: *RAP1B* forward, 5′-AAG AAA GTC CAA AG-3′ and reverse, 5′-TTT CCT TCA ACA-3′; *WSB2* forward, 5′-GTT AAT TCG GAA GCT AGA GG-3′ and reverse, 5′-CAA AGC CCA TTG GTC ATA-3′; *VEGFA* forward, 5′-ATT GGA GCC TTG CCT TGC-3′ and reverse, 5′-TCC ACC AGG GTC TCG ATT G-3′; and glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase (GAPDH) forward, 5′-TGA CTT CAA CAG CGA CAC CCA-3′ and reverse,


filters generally at observer-frame optical wavelengths, these corrections are significant. Moreover, the uncertainty in the bolometric light curve is difficult to quantify when derived from only a small number of filters.

The alternative approach, which we employ here, is to fit the multicolour light curves directly. This introduces some additional complexity to the problem—and additional free parameters—as one must then include a model for the spectral energy distribution (SED). However, taking this approach has two important advantages. First, it becomes possible to model events for which limited data make it extremely challenging to derive a bolometric light curve from observations. Second, retaining colour information can be very helpful in constraining models. A subtle but related point, rarely discussed in the literature, is that when one assumes an SED inM15}/B_\perp = 0.48$. Therefore systematic differences in magnetic field caused by discrepant definitions of $t_{\rm mag}$ are not more than a factor $\sim2$. Here we carry out a uniform investigation using a single definition.

Modules: diffusion
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The spin-down luminosity output from the magnetar engine model is then fed into a module to simulate diffusion of this energy through the ejecta (`transforms.diffusion`). This takes the form of the common analytic solution derived by @arn1982, giving an output luminosity $$L_{\rm out}(t) = e^{-\left( t/t_{\rm diff} \right)^2} (1-e^{-At^{-2}}) \int_0^t 2 \, F_{\rm in}(t') \frac{t'}{t_{\rm diff}} e^{\left( t'/t_{\rm diff} \right)^2} \frac{dt'}{t_{\rm diff}},$$ where in this case $F_{\rm in}= F_{\rm mag}$ (equation \[eq:fmag\]). The diffusion time is given by $$t_{\rm diff} =\left(\frac{2 \kappa M_{\rm ej}}{\beta c v_{\rm ej}}\right)^{1/2}
\label{eq:tdiff}$$ and the leakage parameter [@wang2015] is $$A


photosphere, , only the latter of which is measurable. Thes are not necessarily the same, but for the purposes of this work, we assume that $\simeq$, as is standard in the literature.

We use the results of , who used a template-fitting method to provide reliable velocity estimates and errors for a large literature sample of SLSNe. They measured the $\lambda$5169 line width, which is thought to be a reasonable tracer of the photosphere. In SLSNe this line is contaminated by at early times, as also noted by . To avoid contamination, we take the values at 15 days after maximum light. When measurements are provided for individual SLSNe, we use those values; otherwise we use their average value of 14700$\pm$4300(see Table \[tab:priors\]).

The engine input and diffusion are sufficientto calculate the bolometric luminosity of the model. The following sections describe the conversion between luminosity and broadband magnitudes for comparison to multi-colour data, which is one of the key differences between this study and previous analytic models of SLSNe.

Modules: photosphere
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The first step in deriving the SED is to determine the temperature and radius of the photosphere. We use the module `photospheres.temperature_floor`. This model simply assumes that the photospheric radius expands at a constant velocity, , with a temperature derived from the model luminosity and the Stefan-Boltzmann law, until the ejecta cool to some critical (constant) temperature at which the photosphere then recedes into the ejecta (for example due to recombination, or fragmentation of a dense shell inflated by the central magnetar). The temperature and radius are therefore