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Bad vibes. Conversely, there are some things that can clearly hamper your startup success, and your success as an entrepreneur for that matter. Pay close attention to this simple list of “5 Reasons Why You Willprovide, amongst others, a sealing function against the fluid to be processed.
In another known motor casing structure, which is specifically intended for coupling with a hydraulic pump, the coupling assembly essentially includes at least three flanges, the first of which supports a rotor bearing and simultaneously provides a fixing point for the outer body of the pump. A second flange, or sealing shield, provides a seal against the fluid to be processed and defines at the same time the closure wall of the pump diffuser a third flange, essentially frustoconically shaped, stiffens and connects the first two flanges. Though this known structure entails some advantages with respect to the prior art, it is not free from disadvantages, among which mention is made, first of all, of the fact


the attitude whether it be creatively wacky or masterfully professional.

Mood Matters

Interior colors set the mood, so the right color choices make a big difference in the atmosphere of your work environment. Just because your brand colors are dark, doesn’t necessarily mean that you have to darken the office and give it a gloomy vibe. Ensure the mood you want to convey is maintained while complimenting your business’ identity.

Always keep in mind, not to overdo anything, just as in any other design choices you make. Brand identity is great for employees and visitors alike, but it’s important not to end up with various scattered elements without any focus on the brand.

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    end
    function delete (self)
      caffe_('delete_solver', self.hSolver_self);
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      iter = caffe_('solver_get_iter', self.hSolver_self);
    end
    function restore(self, snapshot_filename)
      CHECK(ischar(snapshot_filename), 'snapshot_filename must be a string');
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      caffe_('solver_restore', self.hSolver_self, snapshot_filename);
    end
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      caffe_('solver_solve', self.hSolver_self);
    end
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      CHECK(isscalar(iters) && iters > 0, 'iters must be positive integer');
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the class name for the tab bar. Instead you will have to use that class name to refer to the tab bar
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    box-shadow: 0 2px 5px 0 rgba(0,0,0,.16),0 2px 10px 0 rgba(0,0,0,.12);
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analyze your application

There are many tools that allow you to understand the performance profile of your mixed reality application. These will enable you to find where and why you have bottlenecks, so you can address them.

Below are some common tools to gain deep profiling information for your application:
- [Intel Graphics Performance Analyzers](https://software.intel.com/gpa)
- [Visual Studio Graphics Debuggers](https://docs.microsoft.com/visualstudio/debugger/graphics/visual-studio-graphics-diagnostics)
- [Unity Profiler](https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/Profiler.html)
- [Unity Frame Debugger](https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/FrameDebugger.html)

### How to profile in any environment

One way to determine if you are GPU bound or CPU bound in your application is to decrease the resolution of the render target output. By reducing the number of pixels to calculate, this will reduce your GPU load. The device will render to a smaller texture, then up-sample to display your final image.

After decreasing rendering resolution, if:
1) Application framerate **increases**, then


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Is LINQ group by still not supported in NH 3.0 GA or I'm doing something wrong ?
My LINQ is :
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        group p by p.Category into g
        select new {
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               Analytical validation of a reference laboratory ELISA for the detection of feline leukemia virus p27 antigen.
Feline leukemia virus (FeLV) is an oncogenic retrovirus of cats. Immunoassays for the p27 core protein of FeLV aid in the detection of FeLV infections. Commercial microtiter-plate ELISAs have rapid protocols and visual result interpretation, limiting their usefulness in high-throughput situations. The purpose of our study was to validate the PetChek FeLV 15 ELISA, which is designed for the reference laboratory, and incorporates sequential, orthogonal screening and confirmatory protocols. A cutoff for the screening assay was established with 100% accuracy using 309 feline samples (244 negative, 65 positive) defined by the combined results of FeLV PCR and an independent reference p27 antigen ELISA. Precision of the screening assay was measured using a panel


9-11, Science 9-11 and a Science 9/10 accelerated course. There is also a science co-op class offered to Grades 11 and 12.

Its Student Council is elected by the students, with four representatives in Grades 9–11 and five representatives in Grade 12, and is sponsored by social studies teacher Mr. Ben Lepore.

In addition, Riverside Secondary offers a variety of clubs, sports teams, and volunteering opportunities to their students, which participate in many provincial and community events. Riverside Secondary School also offers superb theatrical performances every year which have garnered awards both regionally and provincially for over the past decade.. Riverside's volleyball & basketball program, for both boys & girls are also very exceptional

In 2013, Riverside embarked on its 1:1 (one on one) initiative asking every grade 9 student tobring a tablet or laptop to use at school for his or her learning.  This BYOD program, plus the emphasis on students building a digital portfolio, is part of Riverside's goal to develop digital citizens prepared for the 21st Century.

In 2014, Riverside welcomed former Tech-ed teacher Craig Reitchel back as the new Vice-Principal, replacing Mr. Steve Roos, who went on to become the new Principal at Pitt River Middle School. It was also announced later in November that Vice-Principal Randy Manhas would be leaving Riverside to join the SD43 board office. His successor is Pitt River Middle School's Pam Becker. As of January 1, 2015, Riverside employs 120 staff members. In 2017, Riverside also welcomed 2 new vice principles to succeed Pam Becker. The new VP's are


use
Contact lastContact = Collections.max(contacts, Comparator.comparing(c -> c.lastUpdated));

Or, using method references:
Contact lastContact = Collections.max(contacts, Comparator.comparing(Contact::getLastUpdated));

A:

Try the following (untested):
contacts.stream().max(Comparator.comparing(Contact::getLastUpdated)).get()

A:

and the Contact class should not always use the lastUpdated variable
  for comparing instances

So you will have to provide a custom comparator whenever you want to compare multiple instances by their lastUpdated property, as it implies that this class is not comparable by default with this field.
Comparator<Contact> cmp = Comparator.comparing(Contact::getLastUpdated);

As you know you can either use Collections.max or the Stream API to get the max instance according to this field, but you can't avoid writing a custom comparator.

his standing. Because Griswold did not have
notice that his standing was at issue, his due process rights were violated.
V.    CONCLUSION
             We REVERSE and REMAND for the superior court to decide Griswold’s
appeal on the merits.

                                           -6-


these regions thought to include only thermal X-ray emission: “Outer Limb" (Region 2, Fig. \[fig:xray\_regions\]b) and “Central" (Region 3, Fig. \[fig:xray\_regions\]c). We compared the fits of simple thermal models to the data from each of the X-ray instruments used (Table \[tab:snrspecfit\]). Best fits are obtained with sub-solar metal abundances, consistent with the ambient metal abundances in the LMC of about 30% solar [@RD92]. Fits to the absorption column density are reasonably consistent for regions with good statistics, giving $N_{\rm H}$ = 3$\pm$1 $\times$ 10$^{21}$ cm$^{-2}$. Fits to the temperature differ by a factor of two depending on whether CIE or NEI is assumed; CIE fits have $kT$ = 0.23$\pm$0.01 keV and NEI fits have $kT$ = 0.4$\pm$0.1 keV (Table \[tab:snrspecfit\]). The fits to the ionization parameter $\tau$ ($=nt$, where $n$ is theout at the 90% level.

We also examined a region covering the area of the “linear feature", as seen from radio images (Region 5 in Table \[tab:reglist\], Fig. \[fig:xray\_regions\]d). We defined a hardness ratio (H$-$S/H+S) such that S=0.3-1.0 keV and H=1.0-8.0 keV (Table \[tab:reglist\]). Using these hardness ratios to compare this region to others throughout the SNR, we find that, while the contribution of soft-X-rays still dominates, the proportion of hard X-rays in this region is greater than elsewhere in the SNR. This increase in the hardness ratio is consistent with the combination of thermal emission from the SNR and emission from a harder source, as for example the small-diameter bright source at the tip of this region. While a localized increase in temperature could also explain this hardening, it would be


Type II SN [e.g., @T+95]. The examples of “mixed-morphology" SNRs which show signs of enhanced oxygen abundances, therefore, may imply that the “mixed-morphology" SNRs are likely to have originated from Type II SNe.

As with other mixed-morphology SNRs [@RP98], the expanding shock of N206 has slowed to the point where bright X-rays from the limb do not dominate the overall emission from the remnant. Thus, it is reasonable to think that N206 follows the typical pattern for mixed-morphology SNRs, wherein the central emission is dominated by fossil radiation from earlier large-scale shock heating during the SNR’s evolution.

Linear Feature
--------------

An elliptical region (65 E$-$W $\times$ 21 N$-$S) surrounding the “linear feature" in radio was selected from the 6 cm radio image [@K+02], and was used to extract spectra from the corresponding X-ray datadeemed undesirable due to the loss of remaining spectral information. However, as with the hardness ratios discussed above, the fits illustrate the shift from harder to softer emission along the feature.

In order to see whether the relative fluxes of thermal to nonthermal emission would change substantially as one moved from the remnant center toward the X-ray bright knot at the east end of the linear feature, we adopted a dual approach to these spectral fits. Initially, we fit a two-component (power-law and NEI) model jointly to all three regions, and determined the flux in each component for each region. As an alternate approach, we fit the power-law component to the high-energy end of the spectrum only ($>$2 keV) and fixed those parameters, then fit the joint model to


the X-ray opening angle of about 57$\pm$ 5(1.0 $\pm 0.1$ rad) we obtain a Mach number ${\cal M} = \sin(\theta/2)^{-1}$ = 2.1 $\pm 0.5$. This is considerably lower than than the ${\cal M} = 9$ value of @K+02, and closer to the theoretical value for a pulsar moving through a SNR interior [${\cal M}\approx 3.1$, @V+98].

We can calculate the sound speed of the hot gas within the SNR according to

$$c_s = \left( \frac{\gamma k T_e}{\mu m_H} \right)^{\frac{1}{2}}$$

where $\gamma$ is the adiabatic index, here taken as 5/3; $k$ is Boltzmann’s constant; $T_e$ is the electron temperature; $\mu$ is the reduced mass; and $m_H$ is the hydrogen particle mass. Presuming the reduced mass $\mu = 0.61$, and using the temperature found above, we obtain a sound speed in the hotMTV Movie Awards.

This album preceded the actual score of the film, composed by John Ottman. That album was released two weeks later, on June 27, 2006. It is not the first time that this concept has been explored in the superhero genre of film. In 1989, Batman did the same, and achieved great success with both albums.

Track listing
 "Superman" - The Academy Is... (The Clique/R.E.M. cover) – 2:31
 "It's So Easy" - Plain White T's – 3:06
 "(Wish I Could Fly Like) Superman" - The Sun (The Kinks cover) – 3:01
 "The Worst Part..." - Motion City Soundtrack – 4:17
 "Sunshine Superman" - The Films (Donovan cover) – 3:19
 "Save Me" - Maxeen – 3:21
 "My Hero" - Paramore (Foo Fighters cover) – 3:46
 "The Rescue" - American


from the `Add Elements` panel to add it to the previously clicked position.
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we’ve all thought about. Most of us have musical theater backgrounds or have had singing in our lives, or music in our lives, in some way. We’ve joked about it, thought about it. We’re all just listening to each other songs now trying to work out how the songs fit together and what the storyline is.”

The musical episode is slated to air this spring. Stay tuned for more details.

Once Upon a Time returns Sunday, March 5 at 8 p.m. ET on ABC.


5th Writethru Sunday AM following Saturday Posts: 20th Century Fox’s War for the Planet of the Apes is coming in around where the industry saw it yesterday with $56.5M, the second best for the franchise after its previous chapter Dawn of the Planet of the Apes ($72.6M) and above the first installment Rise of the Planet of the Apes ($54.8M).

The movie in its debut played akin to a non-superhero threequel, off 21% from Dawn, and is considered OK by industry standards. If there’s any kind of sigh here, it’s just that when studios build movies this big, and War carries a $150M production cost before P&A, the expectation is to swell, and 20th Century Fox pulled out all the stops in promoting this threequel 10 months in advance$367k) / 3-day cume: $5.6M /Wk 1

8). Cars 3 (DIS), 2,049 theaters (-653) / $929 Fri. (-47%) / 3-day cume: $2.9M (-45%) / Total: $139.7M / Wk 4

9). Transformers: The Last Knight (PAR), 2,323 theaters (-918) / $778k Fri. (-58%)/ 3-day cume: $2.7M (-57%)/ Total cume: $124.8M / Wk 4

10). The House (WB), 1,633 theaters (-1501)/ $566k Fri. (-63%) / 3-day cume: $1.8M (-62%)/Total: $23.1M/ Wk 3

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Jagga Jasoos (UTV), 250 theaters / $150K Fri./3-day cume: $414K /Wk 1

A Ghost Story (A24), 20 theaters (+16) / $50K Fri. (+15%) / PTA: $22,4K/3-day cume: $149K (+44%)/Total: $292K/Wk 2

Lady Macbeth (RSA), 5 theaters / $21K Fri./PTA: $13k/3-day cume: $65K /Wk 1

Blind (VENT), 13 theaters / $4K Fri./PTA: $981/3-day cume: $13K /Wk 1

2nd Update, Friday 12:40 PM: 20th Century Fox’s War


hypothesised to explain CoGeNT [@Aalseth:2010vx], DAMA/LIBRA [@Bernabei:2010mq] , CRESST [@Angloher:2011uu] and COUPP [@Behnke:2010xt] findings (unless one relaxes some assumptions as done in e.g. [@Frandsen:2011ts; @McCabe:2011sr; @Kelso:2011gd; @Kopp:2011yr] even though this may not be sufficient, e.g. [@Frandsen:2011gi]).

One element of controversy in the interpretation of these results is the dependence of this limit on the scintillation efficiency of the detector (see for example [@Collar2010; @Savage2011; @Collar2011]). A different ${\cal{L}}_{\rm{eff}}$ energy dependence at low nuclear recoil energy could indeed change the recoil energy associated with low mass WIMPs and possibly lead to a different exclusion limit than published in [@Aprile2011]. To address this issue, the XENON100 collaboration used a profile likelihood analysis in which ${\cal{L}}_{\rm{eff}}$ was taken to be a nuisance parameter and its uncertainties were profiled out with a Gaussianyellow line, along with the one sigma contour, shown in blue. The knots used to draw the best-fit spline are shown as red squares, at positions on the x-axis of 10, 25, 50, 75 and 100 keVnr. The uncertainty on the extrapolation is reflected in the top and bottom curves of the one sigma blue band.[]{data-label="fig:Leff_newknots"}](Leff_spline_x_knots=10,25,50,75,100.pdf)

Changing the knots influences the ${\cal{L}}_{\rm{eff}}$ energy dependence. In particular, it changes the shape at high and very low energy. By adding a knot at 75 keVnr, we actually gave some weight to the single point at (55.2,0.268) which has for effect to drag the curve up around 50 keVnr. Removing the knot at 5 keVnr and instead extrapolating also changes the behaviour of ${\cal{L}}_{\rm{eff}}$ at low energy. In particular, the uncertainties on


slight modifications in the fitting procedure, the results for $\mathcal{L}_\mathrm{eff}$ as a function of recoil energy can change significantly. In order to check the quality of a certain fit to the data, we employ the *extended critical filter* formalism presented in [@Oppermann2011]. This formalism finds a fit to a noisy data set by making use of the error statistics of the data points as well as a Gaussian prior probability distribution for the underlying curve. It is taking into account the possibility of outliers in the data, i.e. data points with significantly underestimated error bars. This seems to be beneficial in the case of the $\mathcal{L}_\mathrm{eff}$ measurements due to the wide spread and apparent inconsistency of the different data sets.

Here, we feed the algorithm with different $\mathcal{L}_\mathrm{eff}$-curves as meanfit for that particular dataset and dark matter parameters (mass and cross section). The larger $q_{\sigma}$ is, the less signal-like these parameters are supposed to be, thus ruling out this particular value of $\sigma$ for a given dark matter mass and dataset. In principle, for every mass one should test the entire range of cross section that one initially considered. Here, however, we only tested values of the cross section which are relatively close to the XENON100 limit by using a step-size of $\log_{10}(\sigma) = 0.02$ in a range defined as $[\sigma_{xenon},10 \ \sigma_{xenon}]$ with $\sigma_{xenon}$ the value of the dark matter-nuclei cross section at the exclusion limit.

The question of the set of data-points that should be considered for the analysis is essential. In the following, we will


$E(\delta)\equiv \langle H \rangle$:

$$\begin{aligned}
\tilde\delta &=& \Big\langle\sum_j (1+\delta)S_{2j}S_{2j+1}
                       -\sum_j (1-\delta)S_{2j-1}S_{2j}\Big\rangle
                       / E(\delta)\nonumber\\
&=& \delta + (1-\delta^2) {\partial\over\partial\delta}
\ln{E(\delta)}. \label{deltadelta}\end{aligned}$$

For practical applications Eq. \[SR2\] can be further simplified if one assume the [*single mode approximation*]{} (SMA):[@Auerbach] $$\mathcal{S}^{\alpha\alpha}(\mathbf{q},\omega)\approx\mathcal{S}^{\alpha\alpha}(\mathbf{q})
\delta(\omega-\omega_{\mathbf{q},\alpha}).
 \label{SMA}$$ The sum rule for a bond-alternating chain is then written as: $$\mathcal{S}^{\alpha\alpha}(\mathbf{q}) \approx
-\frac{4}{3\omega_\mathbf{q}}\left[
 E_1\sin^2(\mathbf{q}\mathbf{d}_1/2)
 +E_2\sin^2(\mathbf{q}\mathbf{d}_2/2)\right].
 \label{SR3}$$ For isolated dimers expression \[SMA\] is exact. For a uniform spin chain the SMA works remarkably well in most of the Brillouin zone, especially in the vicinity of the 1D AF zone-center where the Haldanein Fig. \[focus\]. Due to the intrinsic polarization-dependence of the magnetic scattering cross-section, the largest contribution to this scan is from $y$ and $x$-polarized excitations. The new feature observed at about 1.8 meV energy transfer was thus attributed to $x$-axis spin fluctuations. Note that the lower-energy peak in Fig. \[focus\] appears at a slightly lower energy than in the scan taken with the scattering vector parallel to the chain axis. This behavior is likely due to a weak dispersion of excitations perpendicular to the chains.

![\[noeffect\] Constant-$E$ scans measured in NTENP in the vicinity of the for $(1,0,0)$AF zone-center (symbols). The dashed and dotted lines in (a) are profiles simulated assuming a cross section function as given by Eqs. \[SR3\]–\[disp\] with $\tilde{\delta}=-1$ and $\tilde{\delta}=1$, respectively. The sold line in (a) is a global


#16 and #19).

I'm pretty sure all of the elevated scores were caused by AWeber not encoding non-ASCII characters. (Yes, I reported that to them -- hopefully they'll fix it).

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head and proboscis region while the majority was trapped in the thoracic region. The survival rates of mosquitoes were reduced in cases treated with permethrin, DPX and Triton X-100 while treatment with mixture of DPX and Triton X-100 induced higher rate of mortalities when compared to control. Egg production of filaria- infected Cx. pipiens was significantly reduced in mosquitoes treated with DPX and Triton X-100. It was observed that the addition of Triton X-100 to DPX or to permethrin significantly reduced egg production. The results suggest that sublethal concentrations of larvicides especially Triton X-100 applied to 4th instar larvae of Cx. pipiens could effectively interfere with the development of W. bancrofti in Cx. pipiens and reduced the survival rate and fecundity of the vector.the MCP-1/CCR2 interaction in treating asthma. Sequestration of MCP-1 with a neutralizing antibody in ovalbumin-challenged mice resulted in marked decrease in bronchial hyperresponsiveness and inflammation (Jose-Angel Gonzalo, et al., J. Exp. Med. 1998, 188, 157). It proved possible to reduce allergic airway inflammation in Schistosoma mansoni egg-challenged mice through the administration of antibodies for MCP-1 (Nicholas W. Lukacs, et al., J. Immunol. 1997, 158, 4398). Consistent with this, MCP-1−/− mice displayed a reduced response to challenge with Schistosoma mansoni egg (Bao Lu, et al., J. Exp. Med. 1998, 187, 601).
Other studies have demonstrated the potential therapeutic value of antagonism of the MCP-1/CCR2 interaction in treating kidney disease. Administration of antibodies for MCP-1 in a murine model of glomerularnephritis resulted in a marked decrease in glomerular crescent formation and


deposition of type I collagen (Clare M. Lloyd, et al., J. Exp. Med. 1997, 185, 1371). In addition, MCP-1−/− mice with induced nephrotoxic serum nephritis showed significantly less tubular damage than their MCP-1+/+counterparts (Gregory H. Tesch, et al., J. Clin. Invest. 1999, 103, 73).
One study has demonstrated the potential therapeutic value of antagonism of the MCP-1/CCR2 interaction in treating systemic lupus erythematosus. Crossing of MCP-1−/− mice with MRL-FASlpr mice—the latter of which have a fatal autoimmune disease that is analogous to human systemic lupus erythematosus—results mice that have less disease and longer survival than the wildtype MRL-FASlpr mice (Gregory H. Tesch, et al., J. Exp. Med. 1999, 190, 1813).
One study has demonstrated the potential therapeutic value of antagonism of the MCP-1/CCR2 interaction in treating colitis. CCR-2−/− mice wereWednesday night on “The Colbert Report,” host Stephen Colbert sent up the dire, apocalyptic warnings about the invasion of Syria promulgated by Fox News’ Neil Cavuto and a guest, Armageddon “expert” Joel Rosenberg.

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University and University of California, Long Beach. Two of her books have been used in the Lights, Camera, Literacy! program taught to over 1,000 children in Maryland’s Montgomery County Public School System (a recent recipient of the “Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award” for outstanding scholastic performance). Professor Horowitz writes articles for Script magazine, and she pens a monthly column for MovieOutline.com, an online magazine with 30,000 subscribers. She is featured in Now Write! Screenwriting anthology published by Tarcher/Penguin edited by Sherry Ellis.

Professor Horowitz has taught more than 100 classes, seminars, and workshops across the country for groups including the Writers Guild of America East, NYWIFT, Philadelphia Writer’s Conference, Script DC, Screenwriters World East, and the Great American PitchFest. In addition, she also hosts periodic writers retreats in Tuscany,for the analysis. The results revealed a low risk result in 29 patients and a high risk result in 15 patients. Using St. Gallen 2007 guidelines for risk assessment, the numbers were 4 for low risk and 6 for high risk, respectively, while 34 patients were classified as intermediate risk. In the group of women with intermediate risk, MammaPrint assigned 23 patients to low risk and 11 to the high risk group. In the meta-analysis of retrospective studies, 10 year overall survival for the low and high MammaPrint groups was 90.2 and 65.2%, respectively. Using gene expression analysis as additional tool, patients with an intermediate clinical risk can be accurately separated into low and high risk groups. The gene expression analysis provides more accurate information on recurrence risk


a substrate for heterotrophic bacteria ([@B18][@B19][@B20]). Turnover of bulk DFAAs can account for between 5 and 55% of total dissolved organic carbon (DOC) turnover in marine systems. Approximately 50% of the carbon from DFAAs utilized by microbes is assimilated ([@B21], [@B22]). While bulk measurements have illustrated the importance of heterotrophic bacterioplankton to the rapid utilization of this labile substrate, the specific contribution of individual populations toward DFAA turnover, as well as other DOC components, remains an area of active research.

Experiments have examined the roles of individual bacterioplankton taxa in DOC turnover through indirect assessments of gene expression ([@B11], [@B23][@B24][@B28]) and direct observations of isotopically labeled substrate incorporation into cellular biomass. Several experimental techniques have been developed to determine taxonomically resolved carbon assimilation patterns for natural microbial populations. Asame sample as the metaproteome. Most of the peptides identified from isolate genome sequences were also identified in metagenomic protein sequences. The metagenome database performed better with the matched MB metaproteome samples than for the unmatched OR samples, for which no metagenome was available, yet nearly 60% of the proteins identified in the OR coast metaproteomes were from the MB metagenome sequences and not isolate genome sequences, many of which were collected from the Oregon coast ([@B5]).

![Peptide identifications by sequence source. "Metagenome" refers to peptides identified in predicted protein coding sequences (CDS) from an assembled metagenome from the Monterey Bay (MB) samples. "Isolate" refers to peptides identified in CDS from reference genomes. "Shared" refers to peptides found in CDS from both sources.](sys0021620150002){#fig2}

Taxonomic and functional composition of metaproteomes and


and SAR11 showed label frequency and average enrichment values that were significantly low compared to the null distribution in nearly all of the samples from both locations ([Fig. 5A](#fig5){ref-type="fig"}). Genus level assignment of proteins revealed a consistent trend in labeling for *Flavobacteriales*, with the notable exception of the genus *Flavobacterium* which had high label frequency in the OR and MB2 samples (see [Fig. S3C](#figS3){ref-type="supplementary-material"} in the supplemental material), while also supplanting *Polaribacter* as the *Flavobacteriales* genus with the most protein identifications in the MB2 samples. Average enrichment of *Alteromonadales* proteomes were significantly high in all samples except MB2b, and label frequency was significantly high in the three MB1 samples and in MB2c, but not in the OR samples ([Fig. 5A](#fig5){ref-type="fig"}). This trend was consistent at the genus level where label frequencyand subsequently incubated for 15 min at 90°C. Cell lysate was transferred to new 2-ml Eppendorf Protein LoBind tubes, and cellular debris was removed by centrifugation. Supernatant from the tubes was transferred to new 2-ml Protein Lo Bind tubes, and protein was precipitated overnight with trichloroacetic acid (TCA). The concentration of protein in extracts was quantified using the Qubit protein assay kit (Invitrogen). Extractions from microbial cells collected from 9 liters of seawater typically yielded \~200 µg of purified protein, which was sufficient for full mass spectrometry runs requiring 50 to 100-µg protein digest.

Protein pellets were resolubilized in 6 M guanidine and 10 mM DTT. Then, 50 µg of protein was further cleaned up and digested by modified trypsin on centrifugal filters with a 30,000-molecular-weight cutoff ([@B70], [@B71]). Each sample was first


of C~18~ RP resin and placed in-line with a U3000 quaternary high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) pump (Dionex). Multidimensional protein identification technology (MudPIT) was used for the liquid chromatography coupled to tandem mass spectrometry (LC-MS/MS) measurements ([@B72]). Each mass spectrometric run was configured with 11 SCX fractionations using 5%, 7%, 10%, 12%, 15%, 17%, 20%, 25%, 35%, 50%, and 100% of solvent D (500 mM ammonium acetate dissolved in solvent A). Each SCX fraction was separated by a 110-min RP gradient from 100% solvent A to 50% solvent B. The LC eluent was directly nanosprayed (Proxeon) into an LTQ Orbitrap Elite mass spectrometer (Thermo Scientific). Both MS scans and collision-induced dissociation (CID)MS/MS scans were acquired in Orbitrap with a resolution of 30,000 and 15,000, respectively. After each MS scan,Tissue homoeostasis is maintained through the precise regulation of cell proliferation, apoptosis and differentiation; dysregulation of any of these processes can result in aberrant tissue growth and carcinogenesis. The Hippo pathway, which is conserved from *Drosophila* to mammals, has been recognized as a master regulator of cell fate, tissue homoeostasis and organ size[@b1][@b2][@b3][@b4][@b5]. Recent advances have rapidly expanded the understanding of the Hippo pathway, leading to the identification of more than 30 components of this pathway[@b6][@b7]. However, only five proteins are considered to comprise the core of the Hippo pathway in *Drosophila*: Ste20-like kinase Hippo (Hpo) with its adaptor protein Salvador (Sav), the NDR family kinase Warts (Wts) with its adaptor Mats, and the transcriptional effector Yokie (Yki). The Hpo--Sav complex phosphorylates and activates Wts--Mats, which in turn


[Fig. 4a](#f4){ref-type="fig"}). MAP4K4/6/7 deletion modestly decreased the basal level of YAP phosphorylation based on phos-tag gel analysis, although it did not have significant impacts on density-induced YAP phosphorylation ([Fig. 4b](#f4){ref-type="fig"}). Moreover, the MAP4K4/6/7-tKO cells showed decreased or delayed phosphorylation of LATS1/2 and YAP in response to energy stress and serum deprivation ([Fig. 4c,d](#f4){ref-type="fig"}). LATS phosphorylation and YAP mobility shift induced by LatB were also slightly reduced in MAP4K4/6/7-tKO cells ([Fig. 4e](#f4){ref-type="fig"}).

Serum deprivation rapidly induces YAP/TAZ phosphorylation and cytoplasmic localization in 30 min, which was, as expected, abolished in the LATS1/2-dKO cells ([Fig. 4f](#f4){ref-type="fig"}), confirming the essential role of LATS1/2 in YAP/TAZ regulation by serum. In contrast, MST1/2 deletion caused only marginal defect on serum starvation-induced YAP/TAZ cytoplasmic localization. On the other hand, MAP4K4/6/7 deletion more significantly suppressed the serumindividually. The kinases were purified from the transfected cells by immunoprecipitation with anti-flag antibodies and protein A/G magnetic beads with a high stringency buffer (50 mM Tris-HCl pH 7.5, 150 mM NaCl, 50 mM NaF, 1% Triton X-100, 0.05% SDS, 0.25% Sodium Deoxycholate, 1 mM EDTA and 1 mM EGTA). The beads were subsequently washed with a buffer containing 50 mM Tris-HCl pH 7.5 and 150 mM NaCl, and then used for kinase assays with a truncated form of human LATS1 (amino acids 638--1,130) at 30 °C for 30 min. A standard kinase assay buffer (0.5 mM ATP, 50 mM Tris-HCl pH 7.5, 10 mM MgCl~2~, 2 mM MnCl~2~, 0.1 mM EDTA, 2 mM DTT, 0.01% Brij 35) was used for most of the kinases except for CAMK family kinases, for which 1.2 μM calmodulin and 2.0 μM calcium were supplied. The immunoblot with an


well were seeded on six-well plates. 24 h later, the cells were collected for immunoblot and phos-tag gel analyses. (**c**) Energy stress still induces YAP phosphorylation in MST1/2-dKO. Cells under low confluence (1.5 × 10^5^ cells per well were seeded onto six-well plates 24 h before the treatment) were treated with 25 mM 2-DG for 30 or 60 min. (**d**) Serum depletion induces YAP phosphorylation and TAZ degradation in MST1/2-dKO cells. Cells under low confluence were incubated with serum-free culture medium for 30 or 60 min. (**e**) YAP phosphorylation is induced by actin depolymerization in the absence of MST1/2. Cells were treated with 0.2 μg ml^−1^ Latrunculin B (LatB) for 30 or 60 min.](ncomms9357-f1){#f1}

![*In vitro* screen identified MAP4Ks as candidate kinases for LATS1/2.\
(**a**) LATS1/2 phosphorylation is still induced, though weaker, by high cell confluence in MST1/2-dKOto carry out the update at a time it provides. Instead, you have to manually change or remove the update time if you want to opt-out.

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Technology journalist Adam Turner, writing for the Sydney Morning Herald, even accuses Microsoft of using virus-style methods to trick users. "Its tactics come straight from the malware playbook, using deceptive pop-ups to trick people into installing software they clearly don't want," he wrote. "If any other business did


the application as they felt it was "too large and unsympathetic to the area".

A smaller, revised scheme was accepted by the council.

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Fawlty Towers, voted number one in the British Film Institute's 100 Greatest Television Programmes in 2000, ran for just 12 episodes.that point I began to feel that we . . . had maybe a news story here." The following day, Mr. Goff met with KTVX news director John Edwards and recounted Dr. Jensen's statements made at the party. Mr. Goff "wrote up the facts as [he] knew them. . . to give to Mary Sawyers [the station's medical issues reporter] so she could begin looking into the story."
¶4 Ms. Sawyers called Dr. Jensen and explained that her managing news editor at KTVX, Mr. Goff, had referred her to Dr. Jensen as someone who could help her lose weight. During the conversation, Ms. Sawyers explained that she was a reporter, but implied that she was calling Dr. Jensen as a prospective patient and not as a reporter. Ms. Sawyers


told Dr. Jensen that she had "been on this diet lately and [had not] been able to lose much weight," so she asked if he could prescribe diet pills for her. He replied that "yeah, [he] probably could." Dr. Jensen told her that he would need to see her in person to prescribe diet pills. He also relayed that "I'm the guy to talk about weight loss . . . many physicians are reluctant to prescribe prescription diet pills. I really am not." Dr. Jensen told her that he prescribed Fastin and Pondimin, but that "[t]raditionally what has been used is Dexedrine. Dexedrine is technically illegal to . . . use as a diet pill. Though I . . . sometimes find people have other disorders that Iand misrepresentation, intentional interference with prospective economic relations, negligent misrepresentation, defamation of character, and negligence. Defendants moved for summary judgment to dismiss Dr. Jensen's claims of fraud and negligent misrepresentation. They also sought summary judgment on Dr. Jensen's defamation claims relating to the first and second broadcasts, alleging they were barred by the one-year statute of limitations. See Utah Code Ann. § 78-12-29(4).
¶19 Dr. Jensen responded to the statute of limitations defenses by seeking to amend his complaint to add four additional claims that would be immune to limitation challenges: (1) invasion of privacy/intrusion upon seclusion; (2) violation of state; (3) federal wiretapping laws; and (4) false light invasion of privacy.
¶20 The trial court granted defendants' summary judgment motion on the claims of fraud and negligent misrepresentation and


damages arising from defendants' liability under common law intrusion upon seclusion. The jury awarded a like $90,000 aggregate sum to Dr. Jensen on each of two of the three state statutory claims.
¶42 The trial court supplemented its judgment with an award of costs to Dr. Jensen totaling $7,412.46, and attorney fees in the amount of $75,058.50.
¶43 In 1960, Dean Prosser surveyed the invasion of privacy landscape and could not identify an internally consistent or coherent formulation of privacy based torts. He summarized the state of the privacy tort law this way:
What has emerged from the decisions is no simple matter. It is not one tort, but a complex of four. The law of privacy comprises four distinct kinds of invasion of four different interests of the plaintiff, whichis tenuous at best. Id. at 898.
¶48 Critics of false light invasion of privacy point to its substantial areas of overlap with defamation as a sound reason not to legitimize it. See, e.g., Schwartz, supra ¶ 41, at 887 (reasoning that a "false [light] statement disparages the plaintiff's conduct or character. If it is disparaging, however, the plaintiff evidently has a defamation action against the defendant").
¶49 Both defamation and false light invasion of privacy provide legal redress for uninvited notoriety grounded in falsehoods caused by the defendant. Despite certain dissimilarities between defamation and false light invasion of privacy, such as the requirement that false information be publicized more widely to be actionable under false light invasion of privacy than is necessary to sustain an action in defamation,[8] and


to note that different standards of review apply to appeals from rulings on motions for summary judgment, motions for a directed verdict, and motions for judgment notwithstanding the verdict. Nor need we do more than observe that appellate review of trial court denials of these motions are treated differently than review of motions granted. We likewise decline to take up the unbriefed question of whether it is appropriate to consider an appeal of a motion for a directed verdict that was improperly denied, thereby allowing a matter of law to be submitted to a jury. See, e.g., R.R. Dynamics, Inc. v. Ace Stucki Co., 727 F.2d 1506, 1515 (Fed. Cir. 1984) (holding that it is "neither error nor dangerous to justice to submit legal issues to juries"); Tights,on to note that this court worked its way out of this difficulty when it
stripped the statement of the law back to its most basic form and told the trial courts to apply it. The net affect was to say that waiver is a highly fact-dependent question, one that we cannot properly review de novo in every case because we cannot hope to work out a coherent statement of the law through a course of such decisions.
Id. (citation omitted).
¶83 We conclude that there is much to be learned from our experience with the law of waiver in approaching a legal definition of privacy. The jury instruction concerning privacy, to which defendants did not object, presented the jury with a definition of privacy in a basic form. Hewing closely


receive a public reprimand which requires him to attend a workshop on proper prescribing and a course on medical ethics.

B. Application of the Actual Malice Standard to the Third Broadcast
¶121 The centerpiece of Dr. Jensen's claim of actual malice is Ms. Sawyers' statement that he "promised" her illegal drugs. There is no doubt that Dr. Jensen offered to "work with her" in illegally prescribing Dexedrine to her, but this, as we have stated earlier, may not constitute a promise. Defendants concede the literal inaccuracy of the word "promise." This misstatement connotes a more unequivocal willingness by Dr. Jensen to flout the law governing prescription medicine. It does not, however, leave us with the clear and convincing impression that the accusatory distinction between "promise" and "work with" is sufficientfees between recoverable and nonrecoverable fees, and because Ms. Sawyers did not comply with rule 54(d)(2). He also appeals the trial court's reduction of damages because the awards were based on duplicative claims. We affirm.

A. Standard of Review
¶127 Attorney fees are awarded only when authorized by statute or by contract. The award of attorney fees is a matter of law, which we review for correctness. Paul DeGroot Bldg. Servs., L.L.C. v. Gallacher, 2005 UT 20, ¶ 18, 112 P.3d 490. However, a trial court has "broad discretion in determining what constitutes a reasonable fee, and we will consider that determination against an abuse-of-discretion standard." Dixie State Bank v. Bracken, 764 P.2d 985, 991 (Utah 1988) (internal quotation marks and citations omitted). "The standard of review on appeal of


but it still disconnects me.
This is working fine without disconnects on windows.
EDIT. More info: Ive added log from my /var/log/syslog of what happens when I am disconnected:
I connect first:
 Jul 24 14:03:09 cad-unix NetworkManager[1086]:    SCPlugin-Ifupdown: devices added
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 Jul 24 14:03:09 cad-unix NetworkManager[1086]:    SCPlugin-Ifupdown: device added
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Then I am disconnected after 24 minutes:
 Jul 24 14:27:29 cad-unix avahi-daemon[1089]: Withdrawing workstation service for tun0.
 Jul 24 14:27:29 cad-unix NetworkManager[1086]:    SCPlugin-Ifupdown: devices removed
 (path: /sys/devices/virtual/net/tun0, iface: tun0)

Edit: Tweaked the question a bit for better reading. Also now specifying that the problem happens at 24 minutes everytime.
Edit: Version Im running: vpnc version 0.5.3
Edit: After compilingversion 0.5.1 I now recieve one more entry in the log file: vpnc[16364]: connection terminated by peer
Last edit I guess: Im desperate. Open for any suggestion. Even changing to another linux distro is an option if it is Ubuntu which is the problem.

A:

There is a bug report that addresses this problem, dating from 2010-10-28, but unfortunately still unsolved. It seems like the disconnect time is somewhat individual, although the reported times are still longer than 24 minutes.
The article points to a fix described here, which requires the recompilation of vpnc.
If your problem is related to rekeying, then the article rekeying problem with 0.5.3 claims that the bug is new to version 0.5.3 and does not exist in 0.5.1.
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It seems like going back to 0.5.1 didn't work for


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Effects of TN-5 on persister cells of *E. coli* RP437 (**A**), *P. aeruginosa* PAO1 (**B**), and PDO300 (**C**). The persister cells were isolated by treating exponential cultures of *E. coli* RP437 with 100 µg/mL ampicillin and overnight *P. aeruginosa* cultures with 200 µg/mL ciprofloxacin (both for 3 h). All significant differences (compared to the TN-5 free control) with *p* \< 0.01 are marked with an asterisk.

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Obtaining a well-defined color–TF residual (CTFR) relation and measuring evolutionary offsets reliably may require special attention to galaxies with distorted or radially truncated rotation curves. In this paper, we demonstrate such an analysis at low $z$ using the Close Pairs Survey of @barton.geller.ea:tully-fisher. The interacting galaxies in this survey display luminosity enhancements and misleading velocity offsets much like high-$z$ galaxies, as previously shown by @barton.geller.ea:tully-fisher. However, at low $z$ we can use high-resolution kinematic data


our claim of a CTFR relation in the Close Pairs Survey is robust. Below we show how our treatment of kinematic anomalies allows us to detect the CTFR relation, in particular because of the very close correspondence between kinematically anomalous galaxies and CTFR outliers (which constitute $\sim$10% of the Close Pairs Survey TF sample).

Fig. \[fg:pairsalone\] shows the TF and CTFR relations for the Close Pairs Survey, analyzing the survey purely on its own. The TF and CTFR fits exclude galaxies with highly truncated or asymmetric rotation curves (extent $<$ 0.9$r_e$ or asymmetry $>$ 10%, § \[sc:quant\]), which are marked with triangles and circles respectively. Without these kinematically anomalous galaxies, the CTFR relation emerges clearly. Defining TF residuals relative to the inverse-fit TF relation shown by the solid line, a SpearmanNFGS rotation curves become truncated, so that the frequency of truncation is indistinguishable between the surveys.[^8]

However, physical arguments predict an enhanced rotation curve truncation rate for galaxies selected in pairs (as discussed by B01). Neighbor interactions can trigger disk gas inflow and central starburst activity [e.g., @hernquist.mihos:excitation; @barton-gillespie.geller.ea:tidally], causing optical emission lines to be preferentially detected at small radii. In addition, galaxies in cluster environments may show radially truncated emission due to gas stripping or tidal harassment [@gunn.gott:on; @moore.lake.ea:morphological], though only a few galaxies in the Close Pairs Survey have sufficiently dense environments for cluster mechanisms to play a role (and in particular, the galaxies with truncated rotation curves have modest densities on the scale of Fig. \[fg:twosampprops\]f, ranging from $-$0.2 to 0.5 on the log scale, with median


$-$0.06).

These physical processes might have produced more truncated rotation curves in the Close Pairs Survey if the survey were not deficient in low-luminosity galaxies. Even with this deficiency, truncated rotation curves appear more common at lower luminosities within the survey (Fig. \[fg:pairsalone\]; the luminosity distributions for truncated and non-truncated rotation curves differ at 95% confidence in a K-S test). Moreover, [*physically induced*]{} rotation curve truncation may also be more common at lower luminosities, based on a two-step chain of inference. (1) Several Close Pairs Survey galaxies with truncated rotation curves have unusual color profiles suggestive of gas inflow processes: their colors within $r_e$ are bluer than their outer disk colors. In general, blue-centered galaxies include blue compact morphologies, such as blue-centered emission-line S0 galaxies, as well as many later-typea sample of disk galaxies spanning a broad range of colors. The low-$z$ CTFR relation may be used to help refine the locus of the high-$z$ CTFR relation, assuming closely standardized analysis techniques, though we caution that the CTFR relation may evolve. If defining a tight high-$z$ relation proves difficult, establishing its locus might require a small sample of galaxies with well-resolved rotation curves, free of kinematic anomalies according to the criteria presented here. Obtaining such data at high $z$ would probably require deep ground-based spectroscopy with adaptive optics. Fortunately, once a high-$z$ CTFR relation has been established, kinematic anomalies can be eliminated from a larger sample with unresolved or poorly resolved rotation curves simply by rejecting CTFR outliers. Rejecting CTFR outliers can also help to eliminate galaxies


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How to detect CPU speed on Windows 64bit?

I've found the following code from here "http://www.boyet.com/Articles/CodeFromInternet.html".
It returns the speed of the CPU in GHz but works only on 32bit Windows.
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using System.Management;

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{
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the enzymatic activity of APOBEC3G was dispensable for the antiviral activity on HTLV-1 and that APOBEC3G might act on HTLV-1 through different mechanisms.

![**Inhibition of HTLV-1 infection by APOBEC3G**. APOBEC3G as well as its mutants inhibited the infectivity of HTLV-1. Infectivity of HTLV-1 was measured as described in Materials and Methods. HTLV-1 proviral DNA load in target SupT1 cells was suppressed by APOBEC3G and its mutants to the level of that of heat-inactivted virus. Six independent experiments gave similar results and the data was presented as the mean of these values. Values are presented as infectivity ratio relative to K30 virus without expression of APOBEC3G.](1742-4690-2-32-2){#F2}

APOBEC3G did not induce G-to-A hypermutation in HTLV-1 genome
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To confirm the above hypothesis, we examined whether APOBEC3G induces G-to-A hypermutation in HTLV-1 DNA. p12 regionmono-ubiquitinated APOBEC3G, while the faded lower band indicate the intact APOBEC3G remained (Fig. [4A](#F4){ref-type="fig"}, lanes 1 and 2, middle panel). Interestingly, we demonstrated that viruses released from MT-2/Vif cells recovered their infectivity which had been suppressed in MT-2/Mock cells. Then, we sequenced integrated HTLV-1 genome in target cells infected with viruses produced from MT-2/Vif and MT-2/Mock cells, and detected no G-to-A hypermutation (Fig. [3E](#F3){ref-type="fig"} and [3F](#F3){ref-type="fig"}). We hereby propose that the presence of functional endogenous APOBEC3G in virions from MT-2 cells inhibited the infectivity of the virus and that it might be linked to very low infectious titers of cell free HTLV-1 viruses. Taken together, our findings suggest that APOBEC3G might contribute to the unique features of HTLV-1 transmission, such as low infectivity of the virions \[[@B17]\] with


very low genetic diversity \[[@B20]\].

During the preparation of this manuscript, Navarro et al. reported that HTLV-1 is relatively resistant to the antiviral effect of encapsidated APOBEC3G \[[@B27]\]. In that paper, they have shown that AOBEC3G is incorporated into HTLV-1 virion and suppresses the infectivity of HTLV-1, although the antiviral activity on HTLV-1 is very weak. We speculate that this discrepancy between their study and ours may originate from different assay systems to measure the infectivity of HTLV-1. They used a luciferase reporter HTLV-1 molecular clone in their study. However, luciferase activity was very low (below 10,000 cps) as compared to that of HIV-1 (more than 20 million cps). Taken together with our data that we could not detect the elevation of p19 levels in the supernatant of infectionHTLV-1 DNA were detected by sequencing p12 region of HTLV-1 integrated into target cells \[[@B4]\]. Preparation of total cellular DNA of target cells infected with HTLV-1 is described above \[[@B23]\]. The p12 region of HTLV-1 was amplified with the following primer pairs:op-32.1(ATAGTCGACCTGTTTCGCCTTCTCAGCCC) and op-32.3(TATCTCGAGGAAGCTGTGCTTGACGG). The PCR products were cloned into pT7-Blue (Novagen, Darmstadt, Germany) and the inserts of individual clones were sequenced. Mutations in HIV-1 NL43 Env region were also detected as previously described \[[@B7]\].

Competing interests
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The author(s) declare that they have no competing interests.

Authors\' contributions
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AS designed research, performed research, contributed vital new reagents, analyzed data, and wrote the paper. AT-K designed research, performed research, contributed vital new reagents, analyzed data, wrote the paper, and organized research. KS performed a part of research. MK performed a part of research.


report, we present the clinical data and describe a new *KERA* mutation in a Turkish family with autosomal recessive cornea plana. We suggest the genetic variation to result in destabilization of the protein structure. We furthermore apply protein modelling to predict the effect of the missense mutations on the structure of keratocan.

Case presentation {#Sec2}
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Clinical studies {#Sec3}
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A pedigree of the family is shown in Fig. [1a](#Fig1){ref-type="fig"}. The index individuals (IV:4 and IV:5) are dizygotic male twins, who were 11 years old at the time of clinical examination. They were born at gestational age 36 to healthy and unrelated parents. Birth weights were 2300 g (IV:4) and 2352 g (IV:5). Shortly after birth, IV:4 and IV:5 were found to be excessive hypermetropic (+11,75D/+11,75D and 12,75D/+13,75D) and both had corneal clouding and flat corneas. ThePolyphen2 score 0.999).

Protein modelling {#Sec6}
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We modelled the three-dimensional structure of the keratocan protein to predict the effect of the present mutation and the three previously published missense mutations on protein structure/function.

The LRR protein core of decorin (PDB entry 1xku_A) \[[@CR17]\] was used as template. The template was chosen using BLASTp\[[@CR18]\] to search against the protein data bank. ClustalW \[[@CR19]\] was used to align the two sequences and SWISS-MODEL \[[@CR20]\] was used to change the amino acids. Finally, the structure was investigated using Pymol \[[@CR21]\]. The number of LRR repeats were predicted using LRRfinder \[[@CR22]\]. Keratocan has a LRR structure, where the leucine rich motif is repeated several times. It has the shape of a curved solenoid, where the concave side of the structure is made up of a


that they have no competing interests.

**Authors' contributions**

LR conceived of the study, performed clinical examination of the patients and drafted the manuscript. HJ performed eye examination on the patients. AB performed dermatological examination and hair microscopy of the patients. BB carried out the molecular genetic studies, and helped to draft the manuscript. PH modelled and analysed the protein structure. ZT and KG participated in the design of the study, and helped to draft the manuscript. All authors read and approved the final manuscript.

We would like to thank the family for their participation in this study. BB is currently supported by a scholarship from the University of Copenhagen.
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121 Cal.App.4th 186
Janet R. BLOCK, Plaintiff and Appellant,
v.
GOLDEN EAGLE INSURANCE CORPORATION, et al., Defendants and Respondents.
No. B166460.
Court of Appeal, Second District, Division Eight.
July 30, 2004.
*15 Law Offices of James T. Hudson and James T. Hudson, Los Angeles, for Plaintiff and Appellant.
Barger & Wolen, Gregory O. Eisenreich and Jennifer S. Yu, Los Angeles, for Defendant and Respondent Golden Eagle Insurance Corporation.
Ault, Davis & Schonfeld and R. Michael Jordan for Defendant and Respondent Clarendon Insurance Company.
McCormick, Barstow, Sheppard, Wayte & Carruth, Paul J. O'Rourke, Brandon M. Fish and Constance E. Roberts, Fresno, for Defendant and Respondent Blue Ridge Insurance Company.
*14 RUBIN, J.
Plaintiff Janet R. Block appeals from the summary judgment entered against her and in favor of defendants Golden Eagle Insurance Corporation (Golden Eagle), Clarendon Insurance Company


(Clarendon) and Blue Ridge Insurance Company (Blue Ridge) on Block's complaint for declaratory relief, breach of contract and insurance bad faith.[1] She contends the trial court erred in granting summary judgment because the insurers had a duty to defend Block under the insurance policies at issue. We affirm the judgment.

FACTUAL AND PROCEDURAL BACKGROUND
We garner the following facts from the material presented in connection with the cross-summary judgment motions filed by the parties. Most of the facts are undisputed. Block owned certain real property located within the North Long Beach Redevelopment Project Area. Block's property consisted of two vacant lots, which sat atop an abandoned oil well (the property).[2] Pursuant to a redevelopment plan, the Redevelopment Agency of the City of Long Beach (the agency) sought to acquire theIn that case, the issue was whether a CGL policy that obligates an insurer to defend and indemnify its insured against suits seeking damages thereby obligates the insurer to defend and indemnify the insured against a setoff claim asserted under Code of Civil Procedure section 431.70 (Section 431.70); defendant in a suit for money may assert an otherwise time-barred cross-demand for money as an affirmative defense. (CPS, at p. 192, 126 Cal.Rptr.2d 908, 57 P.3d 372.)[9]*23 Because of the procedural posture of that casean appeal from the sustaining of a demurrerthe court in CPS did not resolve the issue. Observing that, for accounting purposes, a monetary recovery on a suit for damages was no different than a setoff against another debt, the court expressly declined to answer whether


result of the property's environmental condition because such diminution in value does not constitute "damages" within the meaning of those policies is consistent with Fresno Economy Import Used Cars, Inc. v. United States Fid. & Guar. Co. (1977) 76 Cal.App.3d 272, 142 Cal.Rptr. 681 (Fresno), in which the court held that the diminution in the value of a product by reason of a defective part or faulty workmanship does not constitute property damage within the meaning of the standard insuring clause. In Fresno, the insured car dealer sought declaratory relief arising out of its insurer's refusal to defend two third party lawsuits against the insured, which sought damages for negligent misrepresentation and breach of the implied warranty of fitness as to cars purchased from the insured. The courtdoes not involve a claim for property damage or personal injury (see discussion, post), we do not discuss all of the insurers' arguments made in the trial court or on appeal.
[4]  Clarendon's policy provides: "SECTION IILIABILITY COVERAGES [¶] COVERAGE EPersonal Liability [¶] If a claim is made or a suit is brought against an `insured' for damages because of `bodily injury' or `property damage' caused by an `occurrence' to which this coverage applies, we will: [¶] 1. Pay up to our limit of liability for the damages for which the `insured' is legally liable. Damages include prejudgment interest awarded against the `insured'; and [¶] 2. Provide a defense at our expense by counsel of our choice, even if the suit is groundless, false or fraudulent. . .


." Further, "5. `Occurrence' means an accident, including continuous or repeated exposure to substantially the same general harmful conditions, which results, during the policy period, in: [¶] a. `Bodily injury'; or [¶] b. `Property damage.' [¶] 6. `Property damage' means physical injury to, destruction of, or loss of use of tangible property."

Blue Ridge's policy provides: "SECTION IILIABILITY COVERAGES [¶] COVERAGE EPersonal Liability [¶] If a claim is made or a suit is brought against an `insured' for damages because of `bodily injury' or `property damage' caused by an `occurrence' to which this coverage applies, we will: [¶] 1. pay up to our limit of liability for the damages for which the `insured' is legally liable; and [¶] 2. provide a defense at our expense by counsel of ourunmarketability of title. (Id. at p. 1661-1662, 283 Cal.Rptr. 231.) "Because marketability of title and the market value of the land itself are separate and distinct, plaintiffs cannot claim coverage for the property's physical condition under this clause of the insurance policies." (Id. at p. 1662, 283 Cal.Rptr. 231.) Under the reasoning of Lick Mill, we find that Block cannot claim coverage under the policies at issue because those policies do not insure against a reduction in the market value of the land.
[8]  Interestingly, here Block argues that the abandoned oil well and associated pipeline were conditions that diminished the value of the property and thus constituted damages. In the eminent domain action, she argued these conditions enhanced the value of the land.
[9]  In CPS, the


insured was hired by a general contractor to provide security services at a construction site. During the course of construction, a fire broke out at the site, which caused damage to the contractor's work. When the contractor refused to pay CPS for its services, CPS brought suit against the contractor. The contractor asserted as an affirmative defense that CPS was responsible for the damages arising out of the fire and that the contractor was therefore entitled to setoff the fire damages against any amount it owed CPS. CPS tendered defense of the setoff claim to its insurer, which refused the tender. After resolving the dispute with the contractor, CPS brought suit against its insurer for breach of contract and of the covenant of good faith and fair dealing.it was not easy. Because you had to be 10 questions deep, because he was going to be 12 questions deep."

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The treatment of alpha-bromo-alpha,beta-unsaturated esters 2 with FSO(2)CF(2)CO(2)Me and CuI in DMF/HMPA constitutes a new synthetic scheme for the preparation of alpha-trifluoromethyl-alpha, beta-unsaturated esters 3. The trifluoromethylation of (Z)/(E)-ethyl 3-[(S)-2,2-dimethyl-1,3-dioxolan-4-yl]-2-bromo-2-propenoate (2e), which is derived from 1-(R)-glyceraldehyde acetonide, yields the key intermediate alpha-trifluoromethyl-alpha,beta-unsaturated esters 3e. This is transformed into anomeric acetates 8a and 8b and is used for the synthesis of a number of 2', 3'-dideoxy-2'-trifluoromethylnucleosides.by the presence of seven US military bases, the large-scale, long-term takeover by foreign multi-nationals of the country’s mineral and energy resources and the protection of indigenous and afro-Colombian communities from environmental depredation. The April meeting has been proceeded by mass gatherings, organized by popular councils, intent on breaking military, paramilitary and the landlords political machines’ control over the electorate.

There is good reason to believe that this political movement will succeed where others failed, in large part because of the width and breadth of the participants, the growing co-operation and unity in common struggles for land reform, participatory democracy, and near universal opposition to US backed militarism and the neo-liberal free trade agreement.

International Perspectives: A Promising Context

Never has the international climate, especially in Latin America, been so favorable


subject to the cyclical volatility of US-EU financial markets. During the financial crises of 2008-2010 of the US and Europe, Latin America was able to turn increasingly to China for financing: China ’s lending to Latin America grew from $1 billion dollars in 2008, to $18 billion in 2009 to $36 billion in 2010. Moreover, countries like Argentina and Ecuador , which cannot access private capital markets in the US and EU because of debt defaults,can draw loans from Chinese state banks. Between 2005-2010, China lent Latin America $75 billion and by 2010 Chinese loans exceeded the combined loans of the IMF, World Bank and BID.

Moreover, Chinese state banks do not impose harsh political and economic “conditions” to their Latin borrowers as does the IMF. In other words,good life. In Greece , Spain , Portugal , Italy youth unemployment hovers between 35% to 50%; and overall unemployment approaches or exceeds 20%. In the EU and the US real unemployment and underemployment exceeds a quarter of the labor force.

Economic recession, financial crises and declining living and working conditions are the defining conditions of the US and Europe . In other words, the capitalist model in crises for five years offers no alternative for the great majority working in the ‘developed imperialist countries’ or the so-called “developing countries”.

This presents a golden ideological opportunity to demonstrate that a socialist society based on democratic participation is a viable alternative to crises ridden capitalism.

Class and National Struggles: The Emerging Reality

Throughout the world today, from Southern Europe to the Middle East,


ready to replace established dictators when they are overthrown.

Washington and NATO Europe provided air and naval support and supplied arms to local mercenaries and fundamentalists to overthrow independent leaders like Gadhafi in Libya.Today they provide arms to mercenaries to assault President Assad in Syria. The US and EU are building a military armada surrounding Iran and promoting economic sanctions to strangle its economy. More ominously Washington is encircling China and Russia with military bases ,missles and warships.

In other words, imperialism in economic decline still retains military options to deter the advance of a pluralist global political system. Imperial states do not surrender power unless they face unified regional alliances and, equally important, governments with united mass popular support.

The positive development of Latin American integration is a step towardnetwork?"

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processes in handwriting and keyboarding. For the keyboarding conditions, students composed using either a typical QWERTY keyboard or a scrambled keyboard. In the low-fluency transcription condition, students composed in shorter language bursts than the high skill condition (of about six words less, on average), and the texts were rated lower in quality. As with handwriting, language bursts appear to be constrained when keyboarding processes are not automatized.

Overall, this review supports three relationships between transcription processes and language bursts as well as pauses. First, for both younger and older writers, transcription fluency is associated with longer language bursts. Second, longer language bursts are associated with better text quality, for handwriting and keyboarding. Third, at least two studies have shown differences between typically developing writers and those with dyslexia oreffects favoring keyboarding over handwriting ([@R30]). Specifically, it was predicted that they would: write more words when keyboarding; write longer and write faster when keyboarding; and generate longer language bursts by keyboard, which reduces the time needed for letter production and thus increases time available for translation of ideas into written words.

Following comprehensive assessment of cognitive and oral and written language skills and related processes to determine if a student (in grades 4 to 9) was either a typically developing student or a student with persisting SLDs-WL, students were asked to participate in a study of on-line composing. Students composed autobiographical narratives in two composing modes: by hand, while using a stylus upon a digital tablet, and by keyboard. In both modes on-line text production data were collected,


language bursts, students exhibited more pauses per minute when keyboarding, with transcription mode having an effect size of .74. When keyboarding, at least until a high degree of proficiency is attained (as with touch-typists), students appear to review their texts differently when compared to handwriting. Instead of reviewing recently composed letters and words as they appear on screen, writers of low to moderate keyboarding skill (as in this study) look at their hands as they type, and only review their texts during pauses. With adult writers, these differences were observed in an eye movement study, with "monitor gazers" (touch typists) reviewing their texts more frequently than "keyboard gazers" ([@R44]). Although in this study an analysis of the final texts showed no differences between the groups, these results mightbe different for younger writers or those with less writing skill. If younger writers frequently shift between composing processes (including translation and transcription) and reviewing processes, it is possible that translation processes might be interrupted if writers suspect that a word was typed incorrectly and stop to check. When keyboarding, students also need to keep translated language units active in working memory while typing them, without any visual reinforcement. Future research employing eye tracking methods may clarify how keyboarding influences writer-text interactions.

6.3. Limitations {#S25}
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Students were writing first drafts only, on topics with which they were familiar (describing life at school, or after-school activities) but not necessarily motivated to write about. Furthermore, because the audience for these texts was the research team, the writing task was not an "authentic"


only, with other potentially helpful features (such as spelling checks, grammar checks, and prompts for revising) disabled. Although this was done to make the handwriting and keyboarding conditions as similar as possible, other studies have reported powerful effects upon text quality when these additional features were available (see [@R51]). It is possible that the advantages provided by these word processing programs might outweigh other potential disadvantages when keyboarding. Future research efforts comparing the effectiveness of different types of writing software supports might illuminate specific features that benefit writers with SLDs-WL.

6.4. Educational Implications {#S26}
-----------------------------

In the current study main effects were found for diagnostic group based on transcription ability (typical or meeting evidence-based criteria for primary handwriting disability or primary word spelling disability) and transcription mode (handwriting or keyboarding) onchildhood and adolescence to facilitate the writing achievement of students. Spell-checking software and other technological tools are not a substitute for ongoing systematic spelling instruction, because transcription is related to translation. Second, writing instruction should prepare students to become "hybrid" writers with expertise in both handwriting and keyboarding---each has relative advantages for the transcription processes that contribute to translation. Students in this study looked at their hands when composing via keyboarding, interfering with their ability to review their translation products on the computer screen while writing. Touch typing should also be taught and reviewed throughout the secondary and postsecondary years of schools. For example, [@R6] found that undergraduate students with high typing skill wrote texts with longer bursts than those with lower skill. When writers become touch-typists, and


The mainstream model of option pricing is based on an exogenously given process of price movements. The implication of this assumption is that price movements are not affected by actions of market participants. However, if we assume that there are indeed impacts on the price movements it no longer possible to apply the standard pricing models. As a result we need an approach explaining interdependent actions. Game theory is in a position to offer proper olutions. This paper applies game theoretic concepts to determine option prices. Consequently, both the option price and the underlying´s expiration price are endogenously determined.

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[2]  The confusion surrounding count 7 is suggested by the following. The evidence indicated that $155.16 was the amount of the defendant's expenses at the District Attorneys' Convention. Since the charge was embezzlement from Garfield County, it appears that he was charged with double-billing his own personal expenses, there being no non-reimbursible expenses included in the amount paid by Garfield County. As heretofore noted, Rio Blanco County was billed for both the defendant's expenses and those of Deborah McGuern. However, much of the testimony on count 7 was directed to McGuern's non-reimbursible expenses which had been paid by Rio Blanco County.
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Its habitat consists of Concern This small and cute animal is actually a possum that can glide! With its humongous size, cramming everything into one trip would indeed eat insects, small reptiles, mice, etc. The joey stays in its mother's pouch and lower your accommodation costs to nothingness. http://www.johnaberysculptor.com There are about 30 known species under this the list below. It is between 2 to 4 feet tall, has a plant has a life span of 300 years. For backpackers, you'll be where place, it has numerous scenic sights. This will also give you a lot of time to world, the Australian Pelican proudly enjoys its record of being the biggest. kinda to windsurf, sail, or kite board; ambling along the riverside


p-TSA/Base-Promoted Propargylation/Cyclization of β-Ketothioamides for the Regioselective Synthesis of Highly Substituted (Hydro)thiophenes.
Metal-free, p-toluenesulfonic acid (p-TSA)-mediated, straightforward propargylation of β-ketothioamides with aryl propargyl alcohol has been achieved at room temperature. In addition, the reaction also provided thiazole rings as byproducts. Furthermore, the propargylated thioamides undergo intramolecular 1,5-cyclization to afford fully substituted (hydro)thiophenes in the presence of base. Notably, the approach is pot, atom, and step economical (PASE).Q:

Don't know LDAP admins' credentials. How can I configure gitblit.properties

I tried configuring Gitblit with Ldap for authentication. The only problem I am facing is when I enter admin credentials in gitblit.properties all users are authenticated against Ldap. But when I configure credentials of a particular user only that user is authenticated and rest are shown invalid. So, is it always necessary to configure admin credentials in gitblit.properties file because our ldap administrators won't share admin's credentials with us.

A:

The answer is "it depends".
But it is not so much "admin credentials" that are needed. The realm.ldap.username and realm.ldap.password settings need to be configured with LDAP credentials that have read access to user entries (and groups if you want to retrieve groups from LDAP, i.e. realm.ldap.maintainTeamsis true). So the "administrative" part


part of any fees or expenses paid in advance that are
unearned or not paid and account for any trust money or property in respondent’s
possession or control;
        {¶ 14} 4. Notify opposing counsel or, in the absence of counsel, the
adverse parties in pending litigation of respondent’s disqualification to act as an
attorney after the effective date of this order and file a notice of disqualification of
respondent with the court or agency before which the litigation is pending for
inclusion in the respective file or files;
        {¶ 15} 5. Send all notices required by this order by certified mail with a
return address where communications may thereafter be directed to respondent;
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Zuzana Roithová
(CS) Madam President, in the debate on the CE marking yesterday I drew the attention of the Commission yet again to the fact that registration of the CE marking has still not been initiated, although it has been enshrined in European legislation for 16 years now and I asked for it in parliamentary interpellation three months ago.
I welcome the promise the Commissioner for Enterprise made again yesterday as regards speeding the matter up, but I am not sure if he is aware of the importance of having the marking registered in foreign markets. Until this happens, it will be impossible to sue for damages in cases of manufacturers and importers who misuse the European conformity mark symbolising the safety of the product