education and occupation, etc.) have changed the association of glucose status with depression and anxiety and to determine the effects of some factors on depression and anxiety in diabetic patients. The values were considered significant at P \< 0.05.

4. Results {#sec25051}
==========

In the present study the average level of HbA1C in patients is 7.49 ± 1.74. According to the results most of the diabetic patients were suffered from depression (70.7%) and anxiety (69.6%). 29.3% had no depression but 28.7%, 21.3 and 20.1% respectively indicate mild, moderate and severe depression. Besides, 30.4% showed no anxiety and 37%, 13.6% and 13% of patients were respectively suffered from mild, moderate and severe anxiety. As shown in [Figure 1](#fig5542){ref-type="fig"} and [2](#fig5543){ref-type="fig"}, in no depression and no anxiety group men overtook women but inaccurate nowcasting models. Santillana et al \[[@ref27]\] combined Google Trends data and CDC-reported ILI data to create models for nowcasting and forecasting influenza. Lampos et al \[[@ref28]\] used search query data to explore both linear and nonlinear nowcasting models. Yang et al \[[@ref29]\] used Google search data to create an influenza tracking model with autoregression.

In contrast, we considered data on page views of the CDC website rather than search data from sites not solely devoted to public health. We used this dataset because we expect it to be inherently less noisy because of its focus on public health issues. We used OLS to nowcast influenza nationally, across the 9 US census divisions, and across 8 states using access data from 10 influenza-related CDC pages. Our nowcasting models cover


was the only state we included that provided ILI data not only for the typical influenza season but also for the off-season. These additional data likely contributed to the success of the Texas models. In keeping with our nowcasting scenario, we only included data available during the study period. During that period, Texas was the only state that provided off-season ILI data. These data have since been made available from other states, but the availability was not present during the study. The lack of success we encountered in modeling Maine was also expected because of Maine's outlier behavior in ILI, having values considerably lower and out of pattern with other states. The models in [Figure 6](#figure6){ref-type="fig"} included all 10 pages aggregated together. However, as indicated by the individualS Plesko provided recommendations and clarifications. Jonathan Woodring, David H Rogers, and Francesca Samsel provided technical and visual assistance. Los Alamos National Laboratory is operated by Triad National Security, Limited Liability Company, for the National Nuclear Security Administration for the US Department of Energy (contract number: 89233218NCA000001).

Authors\' Contributions: WC, GF, and SD conceptualized the project and performed data analysis. GF performed data curation. WC wrote the manuscript. GF and SD edited the manuscript. WC created the visualizations.

Conflicts of Interest: None declared.

Names and date ranges of web pages used in this study.

Sources for state influenza-like illness data used in this study.

Influenza-like illness data for the nine census divisions.

State influenza-like illness data.

The nine US census divisions, listing all states in each division.

Comprehensive list of all models in this study not


couple weeks. She of course had to ride ...and we showed her all around this side of the country. Including Sun Valley! I couldn't find the photos to show that she got to brand some calves, but I'll find them later maybe!...

This has been an eventful Spring, Summer and Now Fall. I haven't blogged since we moved away for the season, but I've wanted to! I've just been concentrating on having fun with our families, ...and there has been so much fun! Some heart ache to go along with it, and I"m not gonna go into that.... but everyone has to take the good with the bad and unwished for...

This is a blog about a Horse. Not just any horse.... but a good horse. This horse came intocreate table clustergroupby(key string, value string) partitioned by(ds string);
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Against an ever-competitive job market, employment offers are often reserved not only for the finest candidates, but also for those who are willing to adjust their job expectations. What is the most essential consideration job seekers put before all others when deciding whether to accept or reject a job offer?

According to a recent poll conducted by JobsCentral from, 24 Feb 2012 to 14 Mar 2012, most employees would measure salary above all other aspects when contemplating on a job offer.

When it comes to the rules of dating, it appears that most Singapore employees are cautious to never find the honey from where they get the money. An online survey conducted by JobsCentral, uncovered a greater inclination amongst Singapore workers in keeping their romance out-of-office.

Running atto a substantially larger extent in cells grown in KNMDA, K25, and K40 than in cells grown in K10. During development the input resistance only decreased in cells grown in KNMDA and high K+. 3. A delayed potassium current (IK) and a fast transient potassium current (IA) could both be recorded at 2 DIV in each growth condition, although a few neurons only expressed the IK. The IK was partially suppressed by tetraethylammonium (5 mM), whereas IA was predominantly sensitive to 4-aminopyridine (5 mM). 4. Normalized for cell capacitance, the specific IA conductance hardly changed during development in cells grown in high K+ and KNMDA. Cells in K10, however, displayed an IA with totally different properties in 23 of 24 cells; the specific IA conductance in these cells


cases and group them into 60 ethnically matched pairs (random pairs). In a second approach, the children in the true half-sib group were shuffled and ultimately paired with someone from a different case. A total of 49 ethnically matched, unrelated pairs were created (shuffled pairs). In the shuffled pairs group, comparisons were thus based on a constant set of phenotypes. LRs comparing the probability of half-sibship versus being unrelated were produced for all groups with standard methods. Among pairs of known half-sibs, LRs ranged from a low of 0.1 to a maximum of 3763. Among random and shuffled pairs, LRs ranged from a low of 0.0001 to 12 for shuffled pairs or 42 for random pairs. LRs of greater than 2 were produced in 8 instances among randomwas figure out how/why NOT to do
something. Most have not had the pleasure of experiencing the thrill of this
technology before commenting. Tesla's real issue is that Musk is really only
interested in developing, selling his technology and driving their stock price
up so he can get out of the car biz. NOT saving the world, one car at a time.
And that's not necessarily a bad thing.

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Here are the three primary components of my future electric car, ordered by
the most costly first:

1\. Power generation: lots and I mean lots of cheap solar panels on the roof
of my home, and a small wind turbine. $25000

2\. Power storage: compressed air tanks. $10000

3\. A light weight vehicle that meets my own specifications of a small but
practical delivery vehicle. $5000

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shawnbaden
Breaking into the automotive industry is


Tuesday, November 15, 2011

Virginia's Historic Halifax Lodge No. 96

The 1828 Federal style home of Virginia's Halifax Lodge No. 96 will be open for tours this Sunday as part of the Halifax County Historical Society’s Fall Foliage Homes Tour. Theirs is the oldest existing building in the town.

The Halifax Hiram Lodge, or Masonic Lodge as it is more often called, is the oldest structure in the Mountain Road Historic District and the oldest public building in the Town of Halifax. The lodge has been owned and maintained by the Masons since being built in 1828.

Its most distinguishing feature is a late Georgian entrance, original to the date of construction. The exterior of the lodge is brick, with Flemish bond laid with occasional glazed headers on the front, while onand then, only within his own jurisdiction. While Freemasonry is a global fraternal organization, there is no single, authoritative, administrative Masonic body or figurehead anywhere in the world.

The unauthorized appearance of content from this site, in whole or in part, in links, aggregators, forums, comments or other websites does not express or imply an endorsement by the author.

If you are a Freemason and are lifting material from this website without attribution, shame on you.


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import ...
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WASHINGTON—Expressing their immense relief at their good fortune, the nation’s gun manufacturers tearfully told reporters Tuesday they were thankful to have made it out of the Orlando massacre safely. “It’s truly a miracle that all of us got through this okay,” said visibly distraught Colt’s Manufacturing CEO Dennis Veilleux, who frequently choked up while voicing his gratitude that U.S. firearms producers were now free from the danger posed by the mass shooting. “There was a point back there where I honestly feared the worst, and I had no idea if [Smith & Wesson CEO] James [Debney], [Bushmaster CEO] George [Kollitides], and everyone else would be all right. Now that this nightmare’s over, all I can do is thank God for keeping us out of harm’s way.” The gun

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   particularly good candidate as a process to be modulated by mood, because by definition, it relies directly on the processing of positive vs. negative information or incentives to achieve a goal at hand. Stimulus-response associations (S-R) are being formed in a trial-and-error fashion, based on externally provided feedback, reward or punishment, about one's own actions (Sutton and Barto, [@B44]). If current mood provides an emotional context for the learning situation, then it could change the salience of error and reward, or how threatening and appetitive they are eventually perceived, and in turn processed. A performance monitoring system in charge of learning will value opportunities and threats in surroundings differently depending on the current state and the needs of the organism. Most theories of RL argue that performance optimization


is based on the right amount of exploitation of rewarding options, and exploration of less known, but potentially even more beneficial alternatives (Aston-Jones and Cohen, [@B2]; Behrens et al., [@B5]; Cohen et al., [@B14]; Jepma and Nieuwenhuis, [@B31]). These two concurrent processes, exploration and exploitation, have complementary benefits or functions: while it is important to keep current goals in mind and not allow for distractions (i.e., favor exploitation), it is at the same time important to keep the environment in check for potential changes that might reliably influence performance (i.e., foster exploration). We hypothesize that this trade-off between exploration and exploitation might be susceptible to changes in the current mood state of the participant. If positive mood leads to more exploration of less known options, while sad moodincreased the ERN when learning was deterministic, and was associated with an augmented learning rate (but not exploration, see Bakic et al., [@B3]). More specifically, we used a probabilistic learning task (Eppinger et al., [@B16]) in which the different S-R associations that had to be learned across multiple and successive encounters had actually different reward probabilities, unknown to the participants. This situation usually creates a certain amount of uncertainty that learning agents have to overcome in order to optimize their learning performance. Presumably, this uncertainty might be dealt with differently depending on the current emotional state of the participant. Even though in this study we demonstrated that, by modulating the current mood of the participant, we were able to modulate the learning rate (accompanied by change on the


role in triggering specific changes during RL.

To summarize, the goal of this study was to test the effects of inducing happy, neutral or sad mood on RL (operationalized using a probabilistic learning task; see Bakic et al., [@B3]), when this process was broken down into two consecutive phases: an initial learning phase relying on the use of external feedback information to guide learning (where both exploration and exploitation are used in synergy), followed by a second phase where feedback was omitted (and exploitation alone is encouraged). Our experimental design involved comparisons of three groups of participants differing from one another regarding the actual mood state induced (happy, neutral, or sad), but using the same guided imagery procedure (Holmes and Mathews, [@B22]). Based on our first study (Bakic etof the task rules and in turn exploitation (Nadler et al., [@B38]). Alternatively, if positive mood truly fostered the dominant response tendency or cognitive style (Hunsinger et al., [@B25]), then we could expect that following its induction an increased use of the learned S-R associations could be observed during this part of the experiment where exploitation of prior knowledge was encouraged.

Materials and Methods {#s2}
=====================

Participants {#s2-1}
------------

Fifty two participants (undergraduate psychology students) took part in the study in exchange for course credits. They were randomly assigned to one of the three mood groups: happy, neutral or sad mood. They were all right-handed, with no past or current neurological or psychiatric problems, they had normal or corrected-to normal vision, and all gave written informed consent prior to the start of the


30 s each, and in between participants were asked questions about different aspects of the happy/neutral/sad memory they were imagining. Participants were blind to the real purpose of the procedure, believing that it was about remembering an event from the past as vividly as possible (and not about re-experiencing the actual emotion of this specific event). After each mood induction, participants marked on 10 cm horizontal visual analog scales (VAS) their current level of happiness, pleasantness, and sadness, with "neutral" on one end/anchor to "as happy/pleasant/sad as I can imagine" on the other. Arousal was measured on a 9-point Likert scale.

Probabilistic Learning Task {#s2-3}
---------------------------

A modified version of the probabilistic learning task previously validated by Eppinger et al. ([@B16]) was used in this study, with the first phase of"te traag" (too late). The inter-trial interval was constant (500 ms) and it corresponded to a blank screen, after which a new trial ensued. Manual responses (i.e., key presses) were recorded using the Cedrus response box. After participants completed 240 trials (6 stimuli × 40 repetitions), trial structure changed. During this second phase (Figure [1C](#F1){ref-type="fig"}), trial structure was the same as for the first phase of the experiment, with the following notable exception: instead of a meaningful feedback response (informing the participant about his actual accuracy) appearing on the screen after each manual response, there were three "×" signs shown as visual feedback each time (in the same location and for the same duration as in the previous phase of the experiment). In this way, trial structure remained


the same MIP was briefly rehearsed (5 min) during both blocks, every 120 trials (corresponding to two bins; see data analysis here below). The same procedure was also repeated during the break between two blocks. Hence, in total, participants encountered the MIP 7 times. Additionally, participants assigned to the sad group received one more MIP at the very end of the experiment. This MIP consisted of actively reliving a happy past memory episode (very much like what was made in the happy mood group) in order to make sure that these participants (sad mood group) would not leave the lab with a lingering sad mood. Self-ratings after this MIP showed that happiness ratings for the sad mood group went back to a neutral mood baseline, being in turnon the screen, showing them their performance level allegedly relative to a group of peers. Their score was indicated by means of a color dot. This dot was positioned systematically either higher up in the distribution of scores for participants in the happy mood group, somewhere in the middle of the distribution for those belonging to the neutral mood group, and slightly lower for the participants in the sad mood group. Next to this scatter plot, a specific written message was included. It informed them to try to keep the same level of performance or perform better if possible. Manipulation checks based on VASes (see "Results" Section below) confirmed that this procedure (combined with the MIP) actually produced the desired effects: an increase of happiness in the happy


the years that I’ve lived here a lot of new restaurants and cafes have popped up, and I’ve discovered new places I didn’t know about before.

If you live in a less-urban area of France, I’d love to know your take on these things too! Can you get smoothies and barbecue where you live? Does anyone eat corn on the cob?

So with that, here’s the original post; you’ll find my updates italicized below each section.)you?" "I shall..." "I shall save you!" "This ain't no time to play Good Samaritan." "You ain't saving nobody tonight, preacher." "We're getting you home." "Now they arrest those guys." "Not for attacking mutants, but for blowing up a dam." "What about Mystique?" "You find anything?" "Nope." "Nothing left, but a bunch of questions." "Why did she sacrifice herself for me?" "I don't know." "You shouldn't be so hard on yourself, preacher." "This faith of yours has an effect on folks." "Maybe you got through to her." "(NIGHTCRAWLER SIGHING)" "God only knows." "What happened to Creed?" "What didn't?" "Huh?" "Mr. Creed, back among the living?" "Listen to me." "I admit I wasn't completely successful, but..." "Your plan failed miserably!" "Full of sloppy mistakes and a curious omission, which


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Using space-borne remote sensing information to monitor the crop canopy nitrogen status and crop productivity in a large-scale is of great significance and application prospect i1 modern agriculture. With the hyper-spectral reflectance data from the wheat canopy under different nitrogen fertilization levels, this paper constructed the spectral indices (including the single wavelength, ratio spectral index, and normalized difference spectral index) simulated by satellite channels, and established the nitrogen estimation equations by quantifying the relationships between the simulated channels spectral indices and the leaf nitrogen index. The results indicated that the spectral indices based on NDVI (MSS7, MSS5), NDVI (RBV3, RBV2), TM4, CH2, MODIS1, and MODIS2 could be reliably used for estimating the leaf nitrogen content (LNC),


The Lambda Literary Awards - (LGBTQI) 2018

The Lambdas have been announced! These books are marked as the best queer fiction by the Lambda Literary Society. Both winners and nominees have been included to broaden your reading experience. Read the rainbow!

Description: "Fleeing a turbulent life in Los Angeles, twenty-four-year-old writer John Rechy accepts an invitation to a private island from an admirer of his work. There, he joins Paul, his imposing host in his late thirties, his beautiful mistress, and his precocious teenage son. Browsing Paul's library and conversing together on the deck about literature and film during the spell of evening's "blue hour," John feels surcease, until, with unabashed candor, Paul shares intimate details of his life. Through cunning seductive charm, he married and divorced an ambassador's daughterat least fortnightly during each flowering year. This was then converted to a peak flowering time ("anthesis time") following the method of [@bib25].

Tree height was measured in June 2010. Tree shape was calculated as tree height divided by the maximum canopy width. Tree shape was calculated using measurements made at 23 months of age in both field trials. Height measurements and internode counts were used to calculate mean internode lengths for juvenile and intermediate vegetative phases. The Pearson correlation coefficients were calculated between traits using PROC CORR of SAS.

### Linkage mapping and QTL analysis: {#s5}

QTL analyses were performed using the linkage map described by [@bib21]. Briefly, all linkage maps were constructed using JoinMap 4.0 ([@bib52]). Individual parental maps were built using 503 F~2~ individuals before constructing a sex-averaged


consensus map. The consensus map contained 50 microsatellite (SSR) and 1010 DArT markers. To reduce computational demands, a subset of these markers (391) was used for QTL analyses. Specifically, most 3:1 segregating DArT markers were removed from the consensus map while retaining all SSR markers and an even distribution of DArT markers segregating in a 1:1 ratio at approximately 2- to 5-cM intervals. Linkage group numbering corresponds to the 11 main scaffolds of the reference *E. grandis* genome sequence (v1.1 [www.phytozome.net](http://www.phytozome.net)) ([@bib39]).

Putative eucalypt homologs of genes involved in vegetative and reproductive phase change in *Arabidopsis* were also mapped in this study ([@bib60]; [@bib61]; [@bib3]; [@bib56]). These included miR156, miR157, and miR172 loci, the genes targeted by these miRNAs, and genes involved in flowering ([Table S2](http://www.g3journal.org/lookup/suppl/doi:10.1534/g3.114.011916/-/DC1/TableS2.pdf)). As miR156, miR157,part of the gene was sequenced in five Wilsons Promontory Lighthouse and five Tidal River individuals. Four primer pairs ([Table S3](http://www.g3journal.org/lookup/suppl/doi:10.1534/g3.114.011916/-/DC1/TableS3.pdf)) amplifying overlapping fragments were designed with PerlPrimer ([@bib36]) and Primer3web ([@bib30]; [@bib50]). The template used for primer design was a consensus *E. globulus* sequence generated through the mapping of Illumina short-sequence reads (NCBI SRA library accession numbers SRX116786 and SRX059820; 54.8 G bases in total) to a 10-kb segment of the *E. grandis* BRASUZ1 genome sequence (version 1.1) that contained *EgrMIR156.5* (scaffold 3 from 50,817,705 to 50,827,704 bp). The short sequence reads were mapped using default settings in BWA-0.6.1 ([@bib32]) with the consensus sequence (average basepair read coverage of 23.5) being called with SAM tools ([@bib33]). PCR conditions were as in [@bib25] using the annealing temperatures in


and flower initiation ([@bib22]). Further support for the role of the miR156 regulatory network is provided by the genetic-based difference in expression of *EglMIR156.5* between ecotypes with marked differences in the timing of vegetative phase change. In *Arabidopsis*, miR156 is highly expressed during early shoot development, suppressing vegetative phase change, and declines rapidly during the juvenile-to-adult vegetative transition ([@bib63]). Therefore, our finding of significantly reduced expression of *EglMIR156.5* in juvenile leaves of *E. globulus* plants with precocious phase change, relative to those with normal phase change, is consistent with genetic variation affecting the miRNA regulatory network contributing to heterochronic differentiation.

Recent evidence from Arabidopsis suggests that only two of the eight miR156 precursor genes are likely to make a significant contribution to the overall level and developmental regulation ofis available in Silk White and Sandstone Black. In fact, the latter has a roughened surface that feels like sandstone, providing a very good grip. The smartphone's rounded back cover makes it pleasant to hold. Its weight of 164 grams (~5.8 oz) is in the midfield. The smaller Moto X (145 g; ~5.1 oz) and the Galaxy S5 (145 g; ~5.1 oz) are lighter. Both the iPhone 6 Plus (172 g; ~6.1 oz) and the LG G3 (149 g; ~5.3 oz) have the same screen size. The former is slightly heavier, and LG's device is lighter and slimmer.

The review sample proved to be tremendously stiff, and could barely be warped. It did not produce any noise during the attempts. It also resisted pressure at the display's edges. We


the naked eye. Only LG's G3 achieves a higher pixel density in the comparison field (534 ppi).

The One is also impressive with its brightness of 437 cd/m². Although some models have a higher brightness, this is still a good rate. The brightness distribution could have been more homogeneous and is on a rather average level. We did not discover the frequently mentioned yellow spots at the screen's edge.

With 0.54 cd/m², the black level of OnePlus' one is at a decent level. Competitors like the Xperia Z3 (0.72 cd/m²; 975:1) or the LG G3 (0.96 cd/m²; 434:1) are not as good. The review sample's resulting contrast is good, but not outstanding. Rivals with OLED screen have a clear advantage because their black is really deep black.

The screen's color reproductionthe protective glass, and thus there is no potentially glossy surface.

The LTPS screen looks good outdoors,

but the Gorilla Glass is nevertheless reflective.

The viewing angle stability of the OnePlus One is compelling. The displayed content remains well legible even from extremely flat viewing angles. Ghost effects were not visible and should not be possible due to the LTPS screen. Only a minor loss in brightness is noticed from an angle of approximately 45 degrees.

Viewing angle stability: OnePlus One

Performance

At the time of its release, the OnePlus One was well equipped with its Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 MSM8974AC, which was one of the fastest SoCs available. Meanwhile, the Tegra K1, Apple's A8 and Snapdragon 805 outpace the former performance leader. Nevertheless, the SoC still provides a lot of power with its strong


family friendliness. Read more about the Yale Law Women list.

They picked firms that offered part-time and flex-time work, as well as generous parental leave. “One of the goals of the Top Ten list is to generate discussion about family- friendly policies at top law firms,” Yale Law Women wrote on its website.

These are women who have the credentials to aim for the executive suite at major corporations, but some are planning for part-time and flex-time. There’s no problem with those choices, but these same women shouldn’t cry discrimination when they don’t make it to the top.

Myths and realities — women and men grow up with them. Some myths teach us moral and ethical truths, and we are the richer for them. But when myths try to teach us],
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Defendant/Appellee, Reckitt Benckiser, LLC, for summary judgment. In this

breach of contract matter, Appellant argues the trial court erred in finding

the parties’ course of performance modified their agreements. We affirm.

        The trial court summarized the underlying facts as follows.

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           between 2000 and 2012. [Appellant] purchased closeout
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contracts before shipping [the] products,” and instead, “the typical pattern

was for [Appellee] to simply ship nonconforming products to [Appellant]

without ever informing [Appellant] that no further shipments of contracted

for products would be made.”6       Appellant’s Brief at 22-23.    Appellant’s

second and third arguments are that in the alternative, (1) “[a]ny purported

modification of the parties’ contracts, or waiver of [Appellee’s] obligations,

fail the good faith test imposed by the UCC;” and (2) there is no evidence

that Appellee “reasonably relied on” any modification. Id. at 26 (citing 13

Pa.C.S. § 1201(19), 29). We find no relief is due.

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(consisting of one, two or three measurements per student) called for a multilevel analysis.[@CIT0028] The multilevel structure consisted of the measurements (level 1) per student (level 2). The data were analyzed using the multilevel computer program (MLwiN version 2.02). The data consisted of three longitudinal measurements of the exposure group and four longitudinal measurements of the control group. The fact that respondents completed the questionnaire repeatedly means that measures were not statistically independent. The data from the second- and third-year students in the control group were combined as a single data set of measurements. This was appropriate because we controlled for the Gender and Time variables that presumably influence the GRAS score. Individual measurements consisted of a single GRAS score as the dependent variable. The explanatory variable was                      Gender                       1.7[\*](#TF0001){ref-type="table-fn"}        0.553
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and Time/study experience. Second, the starting level of reflection and natural development of all students are expected to have been similar because the student cohorts are consistent and comparable, with the highest rankings and no major curriculum changes in the last decade.[@CIT0034] A second possible bias effect could be that measurements are not always of the same students. However, the use of nested data following a multilevel method is an appropriate solution to this problem, although this more demanding technique results in an underestimation of power. A complete data set would increase the power. Consequently, it is unlikely that the multilevel analysis resulted in an overestimation of the effect size.

Further research is needed to examine the effect of experiential learning on personal reflection both at the ability andTelomere length correlates with life span of dog breeds.
Telomeric DNA repeats are lost as normal somatic cells replicate. When telomeres reach a critically short length, a DNA damage signal is initiated, inducing cell senescence. Some studies have indicated that telomere length correlates with mortality, suggesting that telomere length contributes to human life span; however, other studies report no correlation, and thus the issue remains controversial. Domestic dogs show parallels in telomere biology to humans, with similar telomere length, telomere attrition, and absence of somatic cell telomerase activity. Using this model, we find that peripheral blood mononuclear cell (PBMC) telomere length is a strong predictor of average life span among 15 different breeds (p < 0.0001), consistent with telomeres playing a role in life span determination. Dogs lose telomeric


the other there isn't???
Of course the two systems are physically the same and the same forces must be acting so there must be an error in the reasoning. Where is it?

A:

You are correct and there is nothing wrong with it. In many systems there is a "special" choice for the axis of rotation where you can make either $L$ or $\tau$ equal to zero, by choosing $r⃗$ to be parallel to the velocity or the force respectively. Another example: a mass moving along a straight line experiencing a force along the line. If you choose your origin to be on the line, both $L$ and $\tau$ will be zero, which will not be true if you choose an axis not along the line.

A California professor at Fresno State University gleefully jumped to social media to attack recently deceased First Lady Barbara Bush calling her a “racist” and a “witch” before laughing at critics of her posts and saying she will never be fired because she is a tenured professor.

Fresno State Professor Randa Jarrar first took to Twitter on the day of the announcement that the former first lady passed away to attack Bush saying: “Barbara Bush was a generous and smart and amazing racist who, along with her husband, raised a war criminal. F**k outta here with your nice words.”

Her tweet garnered more than 2,000 replies in only a few hours with many calling for the college to fire her for her hate-filled attack on Barbara Bush.

Jarrar, an author and


The Dublin Barrister Leading the Refugee Response in Iraq

By Anna Harvey | 03 June 2015

Over two decades, Grainne O’Hara has gone from assisting Guatemalan refugees return home to responding to the enormous refugee crisis in the Middle East.

Now the Deputy Director for UNHCR in Iraq, the Trinity College graduate talks to Anna Harvey about responding to the displacement of 2.9 million people inside Iraq, working in 40 degree desert heat and her longing for fresh, Irish milk.

How did you initially become involved with UNHCR?

I joined UNHCR in 1994. I was called to the Bar in 1992 and had been working in different capacities with the Free Legal Advice Centre (FLAC) in Dublin since 1985. With FLAC I gained a lot of experience with the social side of lawworking on issues like social welfare, labour and family law. I wanted to spread my wings a bit and gain some international experience and refugee law was a particular interest of mine. Ireland was a different place back then. There was no UNHCR office in Dublin and asylum-seekers were few and far between in the homogenous society that was Ireland in the mid-90s. I started applying to all sorts of NGOs like Concern and Voluntary Service Overseas.

At first I was disappointed to learn that there was not a lot of demand for a freshly minted Irish lawyer with few practical skills that would be of use to NGOs running large-scale professional operations overseas.

But then I hit upon the United Nations Volunteer scheme run at that time out of


a layer of complexity to the job.

What are the main priorities of UNHCR in Iraq? What is the biggest challenge currently? For example, how challenging is it to get humanitarian access to conflict zones?

It’s all about ensuring that we have access to the refugees and the displaced people and that they are able to receive the assistance that we can offer. The most visible manifestation of this is our role in building and sustaining camps and distributing tents and core relief items (blankets; cooking sets; fans; jerry cans). But lots of the people we are working to assist are not in camps. Those that have managed to find and hold down a job struggle to maintain their families in whatever rented accommodation they can find. Others have takenPROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — A U.S. Navy sailor from Rhode Island remains missing two days after being reported overboard from a guided-missile cruiser off the coast of North Carolina.

Petty Officer Christopher Clavin of Lincoln went overboard Tuesday afternoon from the USS Normandy, which is based in Norfolk, Virginia.

His mother, Theresa Iafrate, identified him to The Providence Journal on Thursday.

His mother says the 23-year-old graduated from Lincoln High School and went straight into the Navy.

The Navy said in a statement that Clavin went overboard during a training mission about 80 miles (128 kilometers) offshore. A search involving an aircraft carrier with four helicopters, a U.S. Coast Guard medium endurance cutter and guided missile destroyers.

Military officials say the search has covered 2,500 square miles (6,475 square kilometers), and will continue.


set the Silverlight control to be hidden I will have a huge scrollbar and my new HTML stuff above the Silverlight div.
If the Silverlight div is hidden at the beginning then it doesn't load and I can't navigate away from the home screen.
Any ideas how I can switch between them in a easy way?

A:

Have you tried the css hide trick on the silverlight div instead of setting display:none?
.hide {
   position: absolute !important;
   top: -9999px !important;
   left: -9999px !important;
}

http://css-tricks.com/places-its-tempting-to-use-display-none-but-dont/

non-assigned, and were designated by their corresponding scaffolds or superscaffolds. The SNP markers were named according to their assigned chromosome and linkage group followed by the base pair position within the chromosome. The designation of chromosomes and linkage groups is in accordance with the pea genome sequence assembled by [@B24].

![Distribution of SNP markers selected for population structure and trait association analysis across the seven chromosomes of pea. The graph represents number of SNPs in each million bp of genetic distance of the seven pea chromosomes. The chromosome and linkage group assignment was in accordance to the pea genome assembled by [@B24]. The graphs are based on number of SNPs identified on chromosomes 1 to 7 (1685, 1768, 1786, 2356, 2917, 2349 and 2747, respectively).](fpls-10-01538-g001){#f1}

Linkage Disequilibrium Analysis {#s3_2}
-------------------------------

LD decay


diagram. The estimated genetic relatedness is based on 16,877 SNPs identified by genotyping-by-sequencing and filtered for minor allele frequency of 0.05.](fpls-10-01538-g004){#f4}

Phenotypic Measurements {#s3_4}
-----------------------

Phenotypic data collected for the GWAS panel in multi-location, multi-year trials are summarized in [**Table 2**](#T2){ref-type="table"}. The accessions varied widely in the characteristics measured. The days to flowering (DTF) varied significantly within the GWAS panel by an average of 16.8 days between the early flowering and late flowering accessions compared across the years and locations. In comparison the accessions differed by 18.1 days in days to maturity (DTM). Substantial variation of plant height was observed, where the average of minimum and maximum plant height measured across the trials is 43.7 and 151.3 cm, respectively. In terms of lodging resistance, the accessions varied from a score ofMLM method with the combination of Q and K matrices for association analysis, which has been used for association analysis in many plant species ([@B15]; [@B17]).

Using the pea GWAS panel, MTAs were identified for all the traits in repeated tests. Flowering time is one of the key determinants of pea adaptation to different ecological and geographical regions, thus the pea GWAS panel is an ideal population for identification of loci controlling flowering time. Over 20 loci related to flowering time and inflorescence development have been identified in pea and the interactions of these loci determine the flowering time, of which *HIGH RESPONSE* (*HR*), *STERILE NODES* (*SN*), and *LATE FLOWERING* (*LF*) loci are important (reviewed by [@B52]). In the pea GWAS panel, we identified nine loci for flowering time


or largely affected by GxE interactions, it is possible that in the pea GWAS panel we could not identify multiple loci for this trait in repeated tests.

Using the pea GWAS panel, four loci were identified for association with seed weight. One of these loci is on chromosome 1 (LG6) and the other three are located on scaffolds that couldn\'t be positioned on the assembled chromosomes. In comparison, we earlier reported major QTLs for seed weight on LG3, LG4 and LG6 ([@B12]). For seed dimpling, two loci on chromosome 1 (LG6) and one locus on chromosome 3 (LG5) were associated with the trait in repeated tests, as compared to the identified key locus on LG5 ([@B12]). The loci identified for seed shape in repeated trials were positioned on chromosomesnatural method, allowing two animals to mate, the female may fail to become pregnant up to 50% or more of the time and multiple births may be rare or litters may be smaller than desirable. It has been estimated that dairy farmers lose 10% of their total income because cattle fail to become impregnated on the first mating. Additionally, offspring are generally born at various times throughout the year instead of at a specific period controlled by the breeder.
Various methods have been developed to overcome these problems. Artifical insemination can improve the conception rate somewhat but generally does not increase the number of births per conception. Subsequently, methods to increase the success of artificial insemination were developed. For example, U.S. Pat. No. 4,119,089 discloses a method for predicting


An image processing approach for blind mobility facilitated through visual intracortical stimulation.
This article presents an image processing approach dedicated for a blind mobility aid facilitated through visual intracortical electrical stimulation. The method examines a display framework based on the distances related to a scene. The distances of objects to the walker are measured using a size perspective method which uses only one camera without any occlusion effect. The method extracts the information of the closest object to the camera and transfers a sense of distance to a blind walker. The proposed image processing method can estimate the distances of objects within 7.5 m of the walker, and alert the presence of the closest object to the person. This new method offers the advantages of information reduction and sceneto help put Syria back together again someday and deny ungoverned space for ISIS and other extremist groups.

The $200 million currently on hold would keep this important U.S.-led initiative alive at a critical time, when the Syrian conflict appears to be coming to an end. Other donor countries have joined the effort, notably the UK, the Netherlands and Denmark, and other countries are contributing to a trust fund based in Jordan that helps the same communities. Stopping this small amount of funding means jeopardizing this important initiative at the worst possible time.

Syria's neighbors have long supported this initiative because it keeps some of the most essential Syrians in Syria. If Syrian communities keep functioning, fewer people flee and become refugees. It is in our interest too, lest ISIS


tQ Invitational

Stream: zanderfever as well as others

Misc: The tQ Invitational is an invite as well as qualifer tournament. It will pitch the best of the professionals with the best of the amateurs. 16 players from the top of the starcraft 2 skillset and teams will be invited to play against 16 players who qualify from the four preceeding tQ Qualifiers. The qualifiers and main event will all be streamed and commentated. The main thread for the tQ Invitational contains updated information on the main tournament as well info for all of the qualifiers. As of right now players such as ROOTDdoRo, coLAntimage, FXOSheth and others have been confirmed. Thread: http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=188158 Stream: zanderfever as well as othersMisc: The tQ Invitational is an invite as well as qualifer tournament. ItThe federal government gave conditional approval to the Northern Gateway tanker and pipeline proposal late Tuesday afternoon despite ardent opposition from First Nations, British Columbians, nature groups and scientists.

Buried beneath the headlines lies a curious and little-known truth that Nature Canada and our provincial affiliate BC Nature uncovered during the Northern Gateway hearings.

We discovered that Enbridge’s Northern Gateway submission was full of holes. Our legal team, based out of the University of Victoria’s Environmental Law Centre, was able to get Enbridge’s own experts to admit to a variety of deficiencies with their application ranging from an incomplete analysis of endangered caribou habitat to a far-too-rosy assessment of the likelihood of an oil spill.

As one of only two environmental coalitions physically present throughout the hearings, our legal team cross-examined


they lost to fellow ACC member North Carolina.

Previous season
The Fighting Irish finished the season 32–6, 14–4 in ACC play to finish in third place. They defeated Miami (FL), Duke, and North Carolina to become champions of the ACC Tournament. They received an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament where they defeated Northeastern in the second round, Butler in the third round, and Wichita State in the Sweet Sixteen before losing in the Elite Eight to unbeaten Kentucky in a close game, 68–66.

Departures

Class of 2015 signees

Class of 2016 signees

Roster

Schedule and results

|-
!colspan=12 style="background:#002649; color:white;"| Exhibition

|-
!colspan=12 style="background:#002649; color:white;"| Non-conference regular season

|-
!colspan=12 style="background:#002649; color:white;"| ACC Regular season

|-
!colspan=12 style="background:#002649; color:white;"| ACC Tournament

|-
!colspan=12 style="background:#002649; color:white;"| NCAA Tournament

Rankings

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Notrereview 1: This is an important book and a very good read. Like muckraking journalists one hundred years ago, Schwartz and Sharpe expose our culture's current failures to promote "practical wisdom" in the people and institutions where it's needed most. Although focusing on law, medicine, ed...


Frances, when I said that the so-called “Americanized” versions ruined the look of the original trucks I was deboosted too. In case you didn’t know, we have no right to criticise anything that GM does here because the zealots will cow us down. But people like us are who GM will ultimately have to listen to. People who tell the truth about mistakes that the company makes. And they’ve been making quite a few recently…particularly with the trucks. I prefer the International design, but would tolerate this one when the diesel arrives. By the way…I gave you the thumbs up.

Too bad an accident got in the way of what otherwise would have been good publicity (sure makes the dealers look stupid, though).

I have to disagree with the lastmachine and all kinds of grinding machine, etc. When it used in the coal mill dust, flameproof explosion-proof measures should be added.

Features

Technical Features

1. It has high efficiency in dust removal, especially for micro dust with a higher dust removal efficiency.

2. The way of using chamber took turns to cleaning soot is the so-called offline ash removal, when a room is into the blowing dust, filter air flow is cut off to avoid blowing dust producing the secondary dust float in the sky, , it improves the effect and extended the service life of the filter bag.

3. It can capture different nature of the dust with the strong adaptability. For example, for high resistance dust, the bag filter is superior to all electrostatic precipitator. In addition, when the entrance


Albert Place

Albert Place Condominiums, developed by Cron Management of East Lansing and designed by Wolverine Building Group, consists of a 122 space parking ramp with 36 condominiums.

Albert Place is a five-story mix with condos and parking.The first two floors will house a 122 space parking ramp with three floors of condos on top.There will be a total of 36 condo units available, ranging from one-bedroom or two-bedroom to two-bedroom with a den.Each condo unit will include two parking spaces within the parking ramp.There will also be a green roof over the parking ramp, which will create a beautiful and environmentally friendly project.  }
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Grevillea brachystachya

Grevillea brachystachya is a shrub of the genus Grevillea native to Mid West and north western Wheatbelt regions of Western Australia.

The moderately dense shrub typically grows to a height of  and has non-glaucous branchlets. It has simple leaves  in length. An irregular inflorescence that is terminal with a raceme and green or cream flowers appears from June to November.

References

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consequences of differences nor do they provide a mechanism for applying acceptance criteria within the workflow. Moreover, SNP discovery software has been designed to operate with dense sequence coverage of specific target regions whereas clone validation software must deal with the minimum possible coverage achieved for many different genes (clones).

In this paper, we present the Automated Clone Evaluation (ACE) system, which is an automated software application that simultaneously manages the process of sequence validation for thousands of plasmid clones. ACE has been used successfully to evaluate more than 55,000 clones at the Harvard Institute of Proteomics, providing full automation for all processes and assisting in building sequence verified clone collections useful for HT proteomic studies.

Implementation
==============

Conceptual approach
-------------------

The two central requirements for automated clone validation software are the abilities: (1)to identify discrepancies between the clones\' determined sequence and the expected sequence at the nucleotide and polypeptide level; and (2) to automatically sort clones into acceptability categories (i.e., acceptable, reject, needs further review) based on user defined criteria. A discrepancy is any difference between a clone and its expected sequence and may arise because of cloning artifacts, mistakes in determining the clone\'s sequence, natural occurring polymorphisms or errors in the reference sequence. Moreover, discrepancies will have varying effects on the predicted polypeptide, from silent (no amino acid) changes to truncations. Both the causes and consequences of discrepancies are important to end users. Thus, for the software to make informed decisions regarding the acceptability of clones, it must also collect and use this ancillary information.

The strategy employed by ACE


module then collates the output of Primer3.

Results
=======

In order to test the performance of ACE, we compared the processing times and outcomes for an experienced operator using ACE with a researcher experienced at manual analysis using commercial software to analyze one plate of clones for 93 unique genes ranging in length from 130 to 2800 bp flanked by common linkers of \~100 bp. We did not include project setup time for either study arm so that the focus was on processing time for the traces. To simplify the comparison, we designed and ordered internal sequencing primers for all clones with an insert length above 900 bp at the start of the project based on the reference sequences and a uniform read spacing (154 primers and sequence reactions were orderedbe rejected. Once these are discovered, the clone is dropped and the researcher moves onto the next clone. Second, ACE produces a detailed report about all discrepancies and their polypeptide effects in a format that is easy to upload into a database for further analysis. This report is useful for understanding where mutations occur and improving cloning conditions. In cases of manual analysis one runs either the risk of human miss-annotations or having to export all assembled, finished sequences to cross-check them with a text comparison tool to create a standardized annotation for any discrepancy. Finally, ACE automatically manages the file transfers, the data tracking and the management of all internal sequencing primers. This includes automatically designing any necessary clone re-arrays for additional sequencing steps. In large scale


McCarron, Dan Jepson, Jason Kramer, Yili Li and Ashleigh Ranczuch for their hard work in building and sequencing clones to produce the data used to test and develop this software. We would like to thank Wilson Endege for his critical comments on alpha testing the software. And we are indebted to Michael Collins for tireless efforts in systems support, without which this work would not be possible. This work was supported by a grant from NIH/NHGRI R01HG003041.
SBC announces New Standard Cycle program, helps community

John Bennett and Jennifer Colestock of the Savannah Bicycle Campaign have been trying for years to get more people to ride bikes in Savannah.

Bennett has a doctorate from Valdosta State in Public Management and used to write a column called “The News Cycle” for the Connect before being named the Campaign Director for the SBC. Last year, Colestock gained some notoriety when she won the “Dump the Pump” challenge in which she beat a bus and car in a commuter race to downtown Savannah.

According to their press release, the SBC’s New Standard Cycle program “serves people who need safe, affordable and reliable transportation to get to work.” They maintain that they are not a bike co-op or a repair shop but


to 106 F (41.1 C) or higher.

dehydration-. A dehydrated person may not be able to sweat fast enough to dissipate heat, which causes the body temperature to rise.

Substances that inhibit cooling such as alcohol, caffeine, stimulants, medications, and age-related physiological changes predispose to heat stroke. Exertional heat stroke can occur most commonly in young people without health problems or medications, most often in athletes and military people.

Risk factors of heat stroke

The most important risk factors of heat stroke include:

infants,

the elderly people often associated with heart diseases lung diseases, kidney diseases, or who are taking medications that can cause dehydration and heat stroke

athletes,

individuals who work outside and physically exert themselves under the sun.

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(quoting People v. Chambers, 498 P.2d 1024, 1027-28 (Ca. 1972)).
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crime as violent under U.S.S.G. § 4B1.2(1). That provision defines a
"crime of violence" as an offense punishable by more than one year
that:

          (i) has as an element the use, attempted use, or threatened
          use of physical force against the person of another, or

          (ii) is burglary of a dwelling, arson, or extortion, involves
          use of explosives, or otherwise involves conduct that pres-


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          |
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          | 2. scalateTemplateConfig in project/Build.scala
          |--%>
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          |</form>
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    }
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        "member",
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          "name"           -> "String",
          "favoriteNumber" -> "Long",


|    ${item.birthday}
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Exposure to decabromodiphenyl ether (BDE-209) produces mitochondrial dysfunction in rat liver and cell death.
Polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDE) are ubiquitous environmental pollutants. Exposure to these chemicals has been associated with developmental neurotoxicity, endocrine dysfunctions, reproductive disorders, and hepatotoxicity. The widespread use of PBDE as flame retardants has culminated in daily exposure of humans and wildlife to these contaminants and resulted in their banned use. Thus assessment of the potential effects of each PBDE congener on living organisms has become cause for concern. The aim of this study was to (1) examine the effects of decabromodiphenyl ether (BDE)-209 on different functions of HepG2 cells and (2) investigate whether this congener is involved in mitochondrial toxicity. The use of multiple methods was employed to (i) study the influence of BDE-209 onover his ears. His enthusiasm for his work caught me off guard, but it shouldn't have. Hong's workplace is one of the best in the United States.

Hong is a partner at Bain & Company, a titan in the world of management consulting and, according to this year's Glassdoor Employees' Choice awards, the second-best place to work in the US. The Boston-based company is no stranger to the distinction. In the 10 years Glassdoor has issued its rankings, Bain has never fallen outside the top four. This year's second-place finish follows a three-time finish at No. 1, the first being in 2012, the second in 2014, and the third in 2017.

In the popular conception of great workplaces, that is surprising. Tech companies such as Facebook and Google — whose


told to "build your own Bain," Sowani said.

Often that means playing the role of globetrotter. "People move around the world a lot," Sowani said. For some, that's a have-to scenario, an obligation. But she says for most people it's a "get-to," a luxury.

The company's business is so global that by the time Bainies become managers, 50% of them have called a foreign office home. For Sowani, the travel-intense approach made transitioning to the New York office seamless. "I've got peers who used to work with me in London who are also here," she said, "so there was that little bit of a comfort zone."

But Bain also goes to great lengths to ensure people leave that comfort zone in small but important ways. Instead of dividing the office byBlue Water Grill’s Neil Perry reveals pop-up plans

Rockpool Dining Group and culinary director Neil Perry are bringing Blue Water Grill back to Sydney diners after a 30-year hiatus with a six-day pop-up in the heart of the CBD.

Blue Water Grill will open in the group’s Eleven event space at 11 Bridge Street from Monday, 19 November to Saturday, 24 November with lunch and dinner sittings daily.

Serving the fresh seafood with Asian flavours that Blue Water Grill was renowned for, and which defined Perry’s reputation as a champion of excellent and sustainable catch, the retro seafood diner will offer a menu of around 20 hallmark dishes, an ‘80s-style cocktail list and an accessible list of Australian wines.

In another blast from the past, seafood expert and former Blue Water Grill


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Another posted on Amazon that the lack of a digital copy was a “complete disgrace in this day and age”, adding: “I cannot remember the last big movie that did not include a digital copy whether it be iTunes or the ultraviolet version.”

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A Tool That Would Be Rather Nice To Have - monksy
http://theexceptioncatcher.com/blog/2012/05/a-tool-that-would-be-rather-nice-to-have/#.T6BBEnEn8Ts.hackernews
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nextstep
Maybe this hypothetical tool could tell you if your code will halt on all
inputs, too. That would be really helpful.

~~~
monksy
I must apologize on the lack of content ... however thats kinda what I was
thinking... I just didn't know how to express that in words. This would be
more for maybe encouraging random inputs [within the bounds of the parameter
as well].

~~~
pavel_lishin
<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halting_problem>

~~~
monksy
I don't believe that it could address EVERYTHING, but at least suggest a
sample of relevant tests.


for Obama to grant legal protections for illegal immigrants and NOT LEGAL for Trump to rescind them? It makes no sense whatsoever, especially given the fact that Trump specifically called on Congress to pass a law affirming those protections through legislation. That the Democrats have been unwilling to negotiate a deal for the Dreamers is certainly not the fault of the president. They’re playing political games while hundreds of thousands of people are waiting to learn their fate.

Titus’ ruling does not lift the earlier injunctions in place against the rescission order, but the federal court conflict may make it more likely that the Supreme Court will review this case somewhere down the line.  if(value.getRequestMethod().equals(methods[i])) {
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Done and Dusted (stylised as DONE+DUSTED) are a television production and event staging company.

Produced
Done and Dusted has staged and filmed events such as The Victoria's Secret Fashion Show, iHeartRadio Music Awards, Kids' Choice Sports, Primetime Emmy Awards, CNN Heroes, Victoria's Secret Swim Special, Laureus World Sports Awards, T4 On The Beach, MOBOs and has also filmed rock concerts.

The company was hired by Danny Boyle to work with the Olympic Broadcasting Services to film segments of the 2012 Summer Olympics opening ceremony.

Awards
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reduces the number of people voting by putting them in categories ineligible to vote. This is based on the hypothesis that if only the rich, religious (nuts), racist, and right wing can vote then only Republicans can vote. They have pro-choice people (doctors, nurses, activists) categorized as murderers. They have Green Party members, environmentalists, and pacifists entered into police dossiers as terrorists. Challenge this with the Freedom of Information Act. Get the Patriot Act wiped off the books. Punish the bastards who voted for the Patriot Act by kicking them out of Congress one by one. Pursue a vendetta against George W. Bush for having it written and then signing it into law. Undermine the finances, the construction, and even the very idea of a presidential library forsewing machines — maybe 1/8” or 3/16”, I’m not sure. You can’t just enlarge the hole; the spool is mostly hollow, with inner and outer cylinders and 6 thin spokes connecting them. No more wooden spools, unless you want to buy vintage spools of thread on eBay. I’d remembered seeing wooden spools at craft stores, though, so I went to one at lunch and bought a bag of “Lara’s Crafts” brand wooden craft spools for a few dollars. Yay!

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complete a claim form, which he did. Mitchell could not state with certainty whether the object came from the lettuce, the tomato, the bread, or the meat, but he knew that it had been somewhere in the hamburger and assumed the object was a bone chip in the meat.
Mitchell argues that the presence of a bit of bone in the hamburger constituted a "defect" that rendered the hamburger unmerchantable under OCGA § 11-2-314. Wendy's first asserts that Mitchell's claim is for "negligence" for having been served "adulterated food." That is not the case, as Mitchell's complaint alleges a breach of implied warranties under OCGA § 11-2-314.[1] Wendy's then argues that because the "defect" was a substance that is "natural" to beef it cannot be liable, nor can itreview reveals no such authority.
We are persuaded, however, by the reasoning of the North Carolina Supreme Court in Goodman v. Wenco Foods, 333 N.C. 1, 423 S.E.2d 444 (1992). The facts in Goodman are almost identical: a customer was injured when he bit down on a small bone in a hamburger purchased at a Wendy's restaurant. Id. He brought suit under theories of both negligence and breach of implied warranties. The trial court allowed both plaintiff's claims against Wendy's to go to trial, and at trial Wendy's motion for directed verdict was granted as to both claims. The North Carolina Court of Appeals affirmed the directed verdict as to the negligence claim but reversed the directed verdict on the claim for breach of warranties, and the North Carolina


TRIP AROUND THE WORLD – Sinterklaas/Santa Claus

Welkom bij de viering van Sinterklaas (Welcome to the celebration of Santa Claus)! This traditional Dutch holiday on December 6 comes from the Netherlands. Major celebrations start on December 5, when Sinterklaas arrives by boat with his helpers bringing children presents. Come explore and enjoy a fun activity from the Netherlands and taste some pepernoten (tiny ginger snaps). Hosted by Ursula von Rydingsvard.

To sign up, call the library at 973-635-0603, stop in the children’s room, or sign up online right hereHow Electricity Storage Will Help Drive South Australia's Transition

South Australia stands at the forefront of the renewable energy transition, as we reported a few weeks ago and that we’re back with an update on today.

For evidence of the change, look no further than how the state’s installed capacity of renewable generation consistently exceeds electricity demand. Residential rooftop solar will soon reach 28 percent penetration, which is to say that more than a quarter of all households will have it. And South Australia already has the most installed wind generation in the country, with 1,473 megawatts of onshore capacity representing 25 percent of the state’s total generation capacity (an additional 2,963 megawatts in wind projects are planned).

The state’s coal industry in the meantime is shrinking fast. In June, Alinta


approval from the Chilean government to develop the 260-megawatt Copiapó Solar Project. The project scheduled to begin commercial operation in 2019, is designed for “firm baseload power,” according to SolarReserve, and will operate “at a capacity factor and availability percentage equal to that of a coal-fired power plant.”

Change is coming fast to South Australia, a real-time laboratory for the transformation from a fossil fuel-dominated electricity supply system to one based on renewables.

There is much to be seen — and much to learn — in this remarkably rapid transition.We noticed that you're using an unsupported browser. The TripAdvisor website may not display properly. We support the following browsers:
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Hindu religious texts to say that animal welfare was part of “moral development of humanity” .

The court was responding to a public interest litigation filed by Alim Ali, a Haridwar-based farmer, who claimed that stray cattle were being slaughtered and waste from a slaughter house was flowing into water bodies , posing a health threat to the villagers.

The court pointed out that senior superintendent of police (Haridwar) Krishna Kumar, who was summoned by the court, had informed it that “in every fortnight, two-three FIRs are registered under the provisions of the Uttarakhand Protection of Cow Progeny Act, 2007”. The court said that “it is an alarming number” and suggested cow slaughtering was prevalent in Haridwar district.

“The court by invoking the ‘parens patriae’ doctrine issue following mandatory directions toDallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban has been fined $25,000 for walking onto the court and yelling at Nuggets guard J.R. Smith at halftime during Tuesday night's game in Denver and for actions afterward, the league announced Friday.

Cuban took offense Tuesday when Smith threw an elbow that barely missed Mavericks forward Antoine Wright late in the first half.

Cuban said Wright could have been severely injured and that he was going to ask the league to suspend Smith. The NBA said Thursday Smith would not face discipline for the incident.

Cuban responded to the fine Friday with a tongue-in-cheek post on his blog, blogmaverick.com.

"The NBA tells me a tech should have been called on you for throwing the elbow and that I should pay a 25k dollar fine because owners aren't


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S. Goldwasser and S. Micali: Probabilistic encryption and how to play mental pokerhis head, and arrested him. The officer charged the man with eight different counts, including making a false declaration for initially providing the short form of his first name (e.g., “Mike” instead of “Michael”) and an address that, although legitimate, differed from the one on his license. The officer also charged the man both with having an expired operator’s license, and with having no operator’s license in possession. The man told us he lost his job as a contractor with the federal government as a result of the charges.

It’s not only the arrest that Watson says damaged his life, it’s the lengths that Ferguson officials went to in order to cover up Boyd’s conduct. The suit accuses Ferguson of “malicious and unethical prosecution” of Watson’s case. Ferguson prosecutor


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The microenvironment inside the trailer is determined by temperature, RH and wind speed during transportation. The microenvironment is affected by stocking density, size of animals, ventilation, outside temperature and RH, and vehicle motion \[[@B5-animals-04-00583]\]. The level and quality of bedding used inside the trailer while transporting pigs is also a crucial factor because pigs are in direct contact with the bedding during transport.

Bedding material can hold moisture and thus affect the thermal comfort of the pigs depending on the season and outside air temperature \[[@B6-animals-04-00583]\]. Furthermore, trailers are divided into different compartments. These compartments may have different microenvironments depending on ventilation in that specific part of the trailer \[[@B7-animals-04-00583]\]. The objectives of this study are to determine


the effect of bedding levels at different air temperatures and seasons in different compartments of a trailer while loading and transporting finishing pigs from finishing sites to the processing plant.

2. Experimental Section
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2.1. General
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The Institutional Animal Care and Use Committees at Texas Tech University and Iowa State University approved the experimental protocol for this study. This research was conducted using commercial finishing sites, trailers, and processing plants in the Midwest region of the U.S.

Because this is a large dataset with many variables, many more analyses are possible. The large dataset for this series of studies is available for others to analyze in different ways. Contact the corresponding author and the full dataset will be shared with qualified researchers or interested parties.

The study was conducted in January, February, March, andand analyzed using SAS 9.2 (SAS, 2010 SAS Inst., Inc., Cary, NC, USA). The model included bedding level, compartments in trailer, time, and their interactions as independent variables in each experimental dataset. Regression analyses were performed to determine whether temperature and RH varied over time in each compartment depending on each bedding level during loading. Linear and quadratic effects over time were calculated and separated using General Linear Model within SAS 9.2. The predicted difference test within SAS was used for multiple comparison corrections. Slope and SE of slopes (SEb) were determined using the REG procedure of SAS 9.2 (SAS, 2010 SAS Inst., Inc., Cary, NC, USA).

3. Results
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Average temperature and RH for each bedding level, season (temperatures), and phase of the study is presented in [Table 1](#animals-04-00583-t001){ref-type="table"}. Variation


Initial robotic assistance in the surgical management of renal cell carcinoma with level 4 cavoatrial thrombus.
We report a case of left-sided renal cell carcinoma (RCC) with level 4 cavoatrial tumor thrombus where robotic assistance was used to achieve hemostasis around the kidney in order to minimize coagulopathic hemorrhage from the nephrectomy bed during subsequent open completion nephrectomy and cavoatrial thrombectomy under extracorporeal circulation and hypothermic circulatory arrest. Robotic assistance allowed for meticulous dissection and ligation of parasitic and arterial vessels to the kidney, release of renal attachments, and exposure of the inferior vena cava. The kidney was mobilized while leaving the renal vein attached and tumor thrombus undisturbed using a "minimal touch" technique. Open completion nephrectomy and cavoatrial thrombectomy was then performed. An experienced cardiac anesthesia team performedwritten using specialized language extensions such as OpenMP (which has C, C++, and Fortran versions.) The OpenMP language extensions make it easy to describe operations on arrays that are to be performed in parallel- the compiler takes care of distributing the work to the multiple processors.
A distributed memory cluster can be thought of as a large collection of computers, each of which has its own memory.  In order to interact, processes running on these computers must explicitly send messages to each other.  Parallel programs for scientific computing on distributed memory clusters are most commonly written using the message passing interface (MPI) library.  Programming with MPI is more difficult than programming with OpenNMP because of the difficulty of deciding how to distribute the work


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The Hyaloperonospora arabidopsis genome was first sequenced and assembled in 2008 using Sanger and Illumina sequencing, by Baxter et al.  They reported a genome size of 78 Mb with 9.5x coverage of the nuclear genome and did not assemble the mitochondrial genome.  They also found that 42% of the genome consisted of repetitive elements. 14,543 protein coding genes were predicted using a program to detect gene models.

In 2015, two more isolates of Hyaloperonospora arabidopsis were sequenced using Illumina HiSeq with 90x coverage, and reported genome sizes of 70 Mb and 74 Mb.

Species include
 Hyaloperonospora arabidopsidis (Gäum.) Göker, Voglmayr, Riethm., Weiss & Oberw., 2003
 Hyaloperonospora brassicae (Gäum.) Göker, Voglmayr, Riethm., Weiss & Oberw., 2003
 Hyaloperonospora parasitica (Pers.) Constant., 2002
 Hyaloperonospora drabae
 Hyaloperonospora floerkeae (Kellerm.) Constant.Precedents abound in a country whose first presidential election took place 230 years ago. Three of our 44 presidents have faced impeachment proceedings — Andrew Johnson, Richard Nixon and Bill Clinton — and now it seems Donald Trump will be the fourth.

Democrats have been itching to oust Trump from office since election night nearly three years ago. High law-enforcement and intelligence officials started trying to keep him from the White House months earlier and for three years pushed the theory that he and his campaign were acting in collusion with Russia.

Collusiongate finally collapsed, in the words of New York Times editor Dean Baquet, “the day Bob Mueller walked off that witness stand,” when “our readers who want Donald Trump to go away” realized that wasn’t going to happen.

So,


the 53-47 Republican Senate, absent new facts or changed public opinion, there are far fewer votes for removal than in 1868.

Polling shows voters oppose impeachment by nearly 2-1 margins, similar to when Bill Clinton was impeached in 1998. Both parties thought impeachment would help them politically.

Clinton’s job approval rose sharply, but his personal ratings slumped badly. The former helped keep him in office, while the latter hobbled his chosen successor, Al Gore, two years later.

Speaker Newt Gingrich forecast big gains, but Republicans lost four seats in November 1998, and Gingrich lost his speakership. But Republicans held on to their House majority that year and in the next three congressional elections.

Those largely positive results reflect late 1990s contentment and the fact that both parties had intellectually serious arguments inmodifiable and non-modifiable risk factors. Non-modifiable risk factors associated with an increased risk of infection^[@bibr9-2058-5241.5.190030]^ include age, gender, race and chronic diseases such as obstructive pulmonary or kidney disease, coagulopathies and cirrhosis.^[@bibr10-2058-5241.5.190030]^ Modifiable risk factors have been shown to prolong the length of hospital stay and add to both the complication and early revision rates. These factors include obesity, poor dentition, opioid use, smoking, diabetes, *Staphylococcus aureus* colonization and HIV.^[@bibr10-2058-5241.5.190030]^

A clustering of co-morbid risk factors may also exist in HIV-infected patients undergoing THA. Additionally, the 2018 International Consensus on Orthopedic Infections determined that HIV posed an independent risk for PJI.^[@bibr11-2058-5241.5.190030]^ However, the significance was negated once HIV-infected patients were placed on HAART and optimized pre-operatively.^[@bibr11-2058-5241.5.190030]^ It is therefore imperative to identify and optimize HIV-positive patients prior to surgery