ATP11A display elevated LPS-induced TLR4-mediated signaling and reduced TLR4 internalization. **a** *P4*-*ATPases*, *CDC50A* and *CDC50B* mRNA levels in THP-1 macrophages. mRNA data shown are mean ± standard deviation of triplicate wells. **b** TNFα secretion in shControl, CDC50A-, ATP8B1- and ATP11A-depleted THP-1 macrophages 4 h after 100 ng/ml LPS administration. Data shown are mean ± standard deviation of triplicate wells. Statistical significance was tested by one-way ANOVA with Bonferroni's correction for multiple testing, \**p* \< 0.00001, \*\**p* = 0.05. **c** *ATP8B1* and *ATP11A* mRNA levels in shControl and ATP8B1- and-ATP11A depleted THP-1 macrophages. Data shown are mean ± standard deviation of triplicate wells. Statistical significance was tested by a Student's *t* test, \**p* \< 0.001. **d** Immunoblot analysis of activated JNK1/2 in shControl, ATP8B1- and ATP11A-depleted THP-1 macrophages. Cells were incubated with 100 ng/ml LPS for the time points indicated. β-Actin is included astolerance. **a** TNFα secretion in LPS-tolerized and non-tolerized shControl and CDC50A-depleted THP-1 macrophages. Cells were incubated with or without 100 ng/ml LPS for 18 h, washed and re-incubated with or without 100 ng/ml LPS for 6 h after which TNFα secretion was measured. Data shown are mean ± standard deviation of triplicate wells. Statistical significance was tested by one-way ANOVA with Bonferroni's correction for multiple testing, \**p* \< 0.00005, *med* medium. **b** LPS induced phosphorylation of JNK1/2 in tolerized and non-tolerized shControl and CDC50A-depleted THP-1 macrophages. Cells were incubated with 100 ng/ml LPS for the time points indicated and cell lysates were analysed for p-JNK1/2 expression by immunoblotting. β-Actin is included as a loading control. **c** TLR4 expression in LPS-tolerized and non-tolerized shControl and CDC50A-depleted THP-1 macrophages. Cell lysates were harvested from cells treated as described in


        'val': self.DATASET_PATH + 'v2_mscoco_val2014_annotations.json',
            'vg': self.DATASET_PATH + 'VG_annotations.json',
        }

        self.RESULT_PATH = './results/result_test/'
        self.PRED_PATH = './results/pred/'
        self.CACHE_PATH = './results/cache/'
        self.LOG_PATH = './results/log/'
        self.CKPTS_PATH = './ckpts/'

        if 'result_test' not in os.listdir('./results'):
            os.mkdir('./results/result_test')

        if 'pred' not in os.listdir('./results'):
       her a couple of times."

"The police are saying you resisted," Begnaud said. "So why not just stop and argue with them in court later?"

"It's impossible to answer that question, really," Dicht said.

"Why is it impossible?"

"Because it's all happening in the moment," Dicht said.

Weinman is also charged with spitting on the officer.

"I got sand in my mouth. So when they smashed my head into the ground, I had all this sand in my mouth… when they got me on my stomach, I turned around to go spit it out," Weinman said.

"Do you feel like you owe the officers an apology?" Begnaud asked.

"Honestly, no I don't," Weinman said, adding, "I'm very sorry that the situation happened, but I don't owe them an apology at all."

The Cape May prosecutor's office said


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.Dt FUNOPEN 3
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.Sh NAME
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#ifndef ARPACKFUN_H
#define ARPACKFUN_H

#define F77_CALL(x)	   x ## _
#define F77_NAME(x)    F77_CALL(x)

enum BMAT { BMAT_I = 0, BMAT_G };

enum WHICH {
    WHICH_LM = 0,
    WHICH_SM,
    WHICH_LR,
    WHICH_SR,
    WHICH_LI,
    WHICH_SI,
    WHICH_LA,
    WHICH_SA,
    WHICH_BE
};

enum HOWMNY { HOWMNY_A = 0, HOWMNY_P, HOWMNY_S };

extern "C" {

// ARPACK Fortran functions
void F77_NAME(dsaupdwr)(int *ido, int *bmati, int *n, int *whichi,
                        int *nev, double *tol, double *resid,
                 int whichenum(char *which)
{
    switch(which[0])
    {
        case 'L':
            switch(which[1])
            {
                case 'M':
                    return (int) WHICH_LM;
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each hash-mode

Removed option --weak-hash-check (zero-length password check) to increase startup time, it also causes many Trap 6 error on macOS

Algorithms:

Added hash-mode 2500 = WPA/WPA2 (SHA256-AES-CMAC)

Added hash-mode 2501 = WPA/WPA2 PMK

Bugs:

Fixed a buffer overflow in mangle_dupechar_last function

Fixed a calculation error in get_power() leading to errors of type "BUG pw_add()!!"

Fixed a memory problem that occured when the OpenCL folder was not found and e.g. the shared and session folder were the same

Fixed a missing barrier() call in the RACF OpenCL kernel

Fixed a missing salt length value in benchmark mode for SIP

Fixed an integer overflow in hash buffer size calculation

Fixed an integer overflow in innerloop_step and innerloop_cnt variables

Fixed an integer overflow in masks not skipped when loaded from file

Fixed an invalid optimization code in kernel 7700 depending on the input hash,(genpmk). You still have to precompute the PMK. Please use wlangenpmk/wlangenpmkocl from hcxtools to do so.The evil "abort trap 6" error is now handled in a different way. There is no more need to maintain many different OpenCL devices in the hashcat.hctune database.Download here: https://hashcat.net/hashcat/ Features:Algorithms:Bugs:Improvements:Technical:- atom Website Find royce

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(And don't forget: if you don't need longer passwords, always remember to add -O now!)

Selected benchmarks (6x 1080, -O, -w4):

Code: Benchmark relevant options:

===========================

* --optimized-kernel-enable

* --workload-profile=4

Hashmode: 0 - MD5

Speed.Dev.#1.....: 25785.1 MH/s (208.47ms)

Speed.Dev.#2.....: 25341.8 MH/s (212.31ms)

Speed.Dev.#3.....: 25529.2 MH/s (210.42ms)

Speed.Dev.#4.....: 25519.2 MH/s (211.08ms)

Speed.Dev.#5.....: 25609.2 MH/s (209.94ms)

Speed.Dev.#6.....: 25625.7 MH/s (209.77ms)

Speed.Dev.#*.....: 153.4 GH/s

Hashmode: 1000 - NTLM

Speed.Dev.#1.....: 43298.8 MH/s (123.90ms)

Speed.Dev.#2.....: 42221.4 MH/s (126.47ms)

Speed.Dev.#3.....: 43121.5 MH/s (124.94ms)

Speed.Dev.#4.....: 42907.5 MH/s (125.24ms)

Speed.Dev.#5.....: 42746.5 MH/s (124.83ms)

Speed.Dev.#6.....: 42805.2 MH/s (124.69ms)

Speed.Dev.#*.....: 257.1


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OpenCL Platform #1: Apple

=========================

* Device #1: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4770HQ CPU @ 2.20GHz, skipped.

* Device #2: Iris Pro, 384/1536 MB allocatable, 40MCU

Benchmark relevant options:

===========================

* --optimized-kernel-enable

Hashmode: 2500 - WPA/WPA2

Speed.Dev.#2.....: 8353 H/s (74.26ms)

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Here's the changes:

Fixed a memory leak while parsing a wordlist

Fixed compile of kernels on AMD systems on windows due to invalid detectionwould just be a society in which the “baseline communism” of everyday life (and of original Christianity) was the guiding rule, the main principle of social organization.

As for our own society, the only reason it is able to function at all is that it’s held together by this dense anti-capitalist fabric, into which the more superficial patterns of commercialism, the profit motive, and greed are woven. Capitalism is parasitic on everyday communism: everything would collapse if the latter even momentarily vanished. One might, therefore, reverse the typical judgment of apologists for the status quo: not only is capitalism not a straightforward expression of human nature (supposedly because we’re all predominantly greedy, as an Ayn Rand or a Milton Friedman might say); it is more like a perversion of


human nature, which evidently is drawn to such things as compassion, love, community, respect for others, and free self-expression unimpeded by authoritarian rules in the economic or political sphere.

—Such are the thoughts with which I try to comfort myself periodically, when feeling overwhelmed by the systemic misanthropy that daily bombards us all.official spokesman said: "The mayor is pleased that the court has upheld TfL's right to ban the Core Issues Trust advert.

"He agreed with TfL's ban at the time and will continue to support the banning of adverts that breach advertising policy and cause widespread public offence, as this advert clearly did."

Paul Diamond, appearing for the Trust, had told the appeal judges that at the heart of the case was the "ironical" situation in modern British society where ancient Biblical scriptures, which played an important role in forming the nation's morals, were now in danger of containing views which could no longer be expressed "in a land with a reputation for free speech".

The Trust has accused gay and lesbian rights activists of seeking to be the new "moral enforcers"


the tragic events of the Holocaust. It also caused ordinary Lithuanians to look in the mirror, and then at themselves and their own family members and friends, and consider admitting whether or not they were part of the killing brigades. Many Lithuanians labeled Vanagaite a traitor.

An image of the Ponary executions, July 1941. A ramp leads from the ground level, visible between tree trunks. Below, Polish Jews of the Vilna Ghetto. (Wikimedia)

“I see what is happening now in Lithuania as a split between generations,” Vanagaite said. “While older people are uneager to join the conversation about the Jews and the Holocaust, because this will often mean to admit that your relatives took part in the killings, younger people want to get away from their parents’ fears and prejudices,casting in patients with DDH, and (2) evaluate the reproducibility and reliability of angle measurement. In order to quantify the latter, we used the intra-class correlation (ICC), a statistical representation of inter-reader and intra-reader reliability.

Materials and methods {#Sec2}
=====================

Approval from our Institutional Review Board was obtained for this retrospective study. For this type of study, formal consent is not required. A text word search of the institution's radiology electronic medical record using the query 'Spica AND Modality: (MR)' yielded 40 patients (average age 17.3 months, range 4--64 months; 13:27 male:female) who underwent spica MRI after hip reduction for DDH between 3 April 2008 and 3 March 2015. Five additional patients incorrectly identified based on the above query had never been diagnosed with DDH, did not have a spica MRI examination stored in our


measurement to ensure there were no outliers. The agreement of the five readers was assessed via the intra-class correlation, a statistical representation of inter-reader reliability. ICC was calculated using SAS Version 9.3 statistical analysis software. Intra-reader reliability was calculated on a separate occasion \>6 months from the initial review. The five readers above independently re-measured hip abduction angles of the same patient cohort; each set of individual reader measurements was then compared to the same reader's measurements from earlier in order to assess intra-reader reliability, quantified by the ICC.

The ICC is used to assess the consistency, or conformity of measurements made by multiple observers, measuring the same quantity of a continuous variable \[[@CR9]\]. A value of 1 represents perfect inter-reader reliability, whereas a value of 0 represents no agreementcould not differentiate between those with transient disorder and those with disorder at both ages. Comparisons of those with recurring disorder and those with new disorder at age 18 showed that in addition to characteristics of the disorder, disadvantage was strongly associated with recurrent disorder. The risk of later disorder for those with disorder in adolescence was high and differed across type of disorder. Findings suggest that to reduce the risk of disorder in early adulthood, clinicians could play a more active role in community interventions with direct social outcomes.


one, problem A, is the so called [*modulo-4 sum*]{} problem [@buhrman97; @buhrman99; @galvao01]. Imagine $N$ separated partners $P_1, \ldots, P_N$. Each of them receives a two-bit string $X_k$, $\left(X_k=0,1,2,3; k = 1,\ldots,N \right)$. The $X_k$’s are distributed such that their sum is even, i.e. $(\sum_{k=1}^{N} X_k){\textrm{mod} 2} = 0$. No partner has any information whatsoever on the values received by the others. The partners then communicate with the common goal that one of them, say $P_N$, can tell whether the sum modulo-4 of all input strings is equal 0 or 2. That is, $P_N$ announces the value of the dichotomic, i.e. equal $\pm1$, function $T(X_1,...,X_N)$ given by $T_A(X_1,\ldots,X_N) = 1-(\sum_{k=1}^{N} X_k)\textrm{mod} 4$ (for an alternative formulation see footnote [@remark1]). The partners can freely choose how to communicate informationbits of communication, each of the partners must send only [*one*]{} bit, except for the last one, $P_N$, who gives the result [@broadcasting].

Each of these one-bit messages encodes the value of a dichotomic function $e_k=\pm1$. It depends on the local input number $X_k$ and possibly on information $\{e_l,e_m,\ldots\}$ already received from other partners. Due to the highly restricted form of two valued functions, see [@dichotomic], one can express any $e_k$ in the form $e_k = b_k(x_k, e_l, e_m, \ldots) + c_k(x_k, e_l, e_m,
\ldots)y_k$. In order to obtain a non-random final result, $e_k$ [*must*]{} depend on $y_k$. Thus, $b_k$ must be equal 0, while $c_k$ itself is now a dichotomic function. Continuing the expansion of $c_k(x_k, e_l, e_m, \ldots)$ and keeping in mind that all previous messages received by


$N$ of parties to the value corresponding to a random guess of the result of $T$, i.e. to the value achievable without any communication at all. In contrast, $P_q$ remains constant for any $N$ and reaches 1 for task A, and $\approx 0.892$ for task B. The simple, one qubit assisted quantum protocol clearly outperforms the best classical protocols without any shared multi-particle entanglement (!), utilizing only the coherence properties of the transmitted qubit. We implemented the quantum protocols for $N=5$ parties, using a heralded single photon as the carrier of the qubit communicated from one partner to the other [@coherence]. The qubit was encoded in polarization. The computational basis, $``0"$ and $``1"$, corresponds to horizontal $H$ and vertical $V$ linear polarization, respectively. The data $X_k$ of eachrun at the sequencing laboratory at the Universidad Autónoma de Zacatecas (UAZ). The raw reads were filtered using Trimmomatic v. 0.38, the genome assembly was performed using SPAdes v. 3.11.0 ([@B8]), and the quality of the assembly was analyzed using QUAST v. 5.0.0 ([@B9]). To annotate the XaF13 genome, first, potential coding sequences were searched using BLAST-X; next, Pfam and HMMer were used to find homologues and conserved domains, and the best hits were grouped as a single locus. The specialized online tools PHANOTATE ([@B10]) and PHASTER ([@B11]) were used to predict specific phage genes, while tRNAs and rRNAs were predicted using tRNAscan-SE ([@B12]) and Rfam ([@B13]); transcriptional promoters were predicted using PromoterHunter ([@B14]). Default parameters were used for all software and tools except BLAST-X and PromoterHunter.

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" Brody's dead." "...claiming the nuclear contamination is at no risk of spreading, even as the death toll rises." "Lieutenant Brody?" "Dr. Serizawa." "My condolences." "We are deeply sorry for your loss, lieutenant." "But I'm afraid we need your help." "This is the USS Nautilus." "In 1954 the first time a nuclear submarine ever reached the lower depths..." " ...it awakened something." " The Americans first thought that it was the Russians." "The Russians thought that it was them." "All those nuclear bomb tests in the '50s...?" "Not tests." "They were trying to kill it." "Him." " An ancient alpha predator." " Millions of years older than mankind." "From an age when the Earth was 10 times more radioactive than today." "This animal and others like it consumedmonster hunters now." "Satellite transfer complete." "Simulations uploaded." "Satellite tracking continues." "Last satellite tracks predict the MUTO continuing due east." "All our models have the targets converging on the Pacific Coast." "As of now, it looks like Godzilla's still following the MUTO." "He's hunting." "Have all vessels maintain current distance from target." "And plot the speed and heading of these things." "I wanna know exactly when and where they'll make landfall." "Yes, sir." "Doctor, what did you mean by "hunting"?" "You think it's chasing this MUTO?" "But if the MUTO is his prey..." "The signal shows a call." " Why call up a predator?" " No, it didn't." "I think Godzilla was only listening." "The MUTO was calling something else." "The pattern." "Focus the search on Nevada." "Nevada?"


within 200 miles of the creature's current sphere of influence are being urged to please find shelter stay indoors and stay off the roads." "911, what's your emergency?" "...Kids in the car." "...Debris going back about two miles." "This girl is not breathing." "... people that are hurt Send somebody out here now!" "Yes, sir." "Yes, warheads are on the move." "I completely agree, sir." "All right, people." "Let's go." "I need to know the exact location of the MUTOs ASAP." "Aye." "We're updating our models with the current tracking data now." "Admiral." "Yes?" "Please don't do this." "I understand your concerns, doctor." "But I am sacrificing lives every minute trying to steer one of these things clear of population centers and now there are two more on"Two hundred meters!" "Brace!" "Hold your fire." "Hold your fire." "Holy shit." "Oh, shit!" " Hold on!" " Watch out!" "Fire!" "Fire!" "Fire!" "Look out!" "Get down!" "Get down in your seats!" "Please!" "Get down!" "Get out of the way!" "Get out of the way!" "Hey!" "Move out!" "Move, move, move!" "Striker!" "There's civilians on the bridge." "Hold your fire!" "Open fire!" "Move!" "Move!" " All right, get in there!" " Prepare to arm the device!" "Ready!" "You got it?" "I'm all set." "Arming keys!" "Three!" "Two!" "One!" "What the hell was that?" "EMP." "Engine's stopped!" "We lost power!" " You all right?" " Yeah." " Fire!" " Incoming!" "Sam Brody was checked into the Oakland Coliseum shelter an hour ago." "He is safe." "No record of Elle


Q:

Why is this do-while loop not stopping?

The purpose of this loop is to stop as soon as a period key is typed, but it is  not working and I did not understand why.
import java.io.IOException;

public class ControlFlowTest {

public static void main(String[] args) throws java.io.IOException {
    char ch ;

    do{
        ch = (char) System.in.read();
    }while(ch != '.');

}

A:

You will want to use Scanner as System.in.read() will block until a carriage return is entered.  Try this:
import java.io.IOException;

public class ControlFlowTest {
    public static void main(String[] args) throws java.io.IOException {
        char ch ;

        Scanner scanner= new Scanner(System.in);
  /*
 * Copyright (c) Facebook, Inc. and its affiliates.
 *
 * This source code is licensed under the MIT license found in the
 * LICENSE file in the root directory of this source tree.
 */

#import <UIKit/UIKit.h>

@interface ObjcGeneratedModelDemoViewController : UIViewController

@end


statement from Pinto :

We write to inform you that we are establishing a special university-wide commission to examine the life and legacy of Charles McMicken and the use of his name at the University of Cincinnati. The commission will devote the upcoming semester to studying this issue and engaging with the community, culminating in the submission of a formal report to the President for consideration. Representing a broad cross-section of university constituents, the commission will be cochaired by Lou Bilionis and Janet Reid. Professor Bilionis, dean emeritus of the College of Law, is a highly accomplished scholar, teacher and administrator. In addition to cochairing the university’s Diversity Council for many years, Professor Bilionis has led several cross-college committees throughout his career. Dr. Reid is a nationally recognized andto the target VM, address: 'localhost:8604', transport: 'socket'
I/System.out: waiting for debugger to settle...
I/System.out: waiting for debugger to settle...
I/System.out: waiting for debugger to settle...
I/System.out: waiting for debugger to settle...
I/System.out: waiting for debugger to settle...
I/System.out: waiting for debugger to settle...
I/System.out: waiting for debugger to settle...
I/System.out: debugger has settled (1466)
I/FtBuild: getRomVersion mRomVer=4.5
D/PhoneWindow: DEBUG_ALIENSCREEN:getRotation mRotation=0
I/DecorView: setWindowBackground mBackgroundPadding = Rect(0, 0 - 0, 0), mFramePadding = Rect(0, 0 - 0, 0), pkg = com.example.quizexam
I/zygote64: Rejecting re-init on previously-failed class java.lang.Class<androidx.core.view.ViewCompat$OnUnhandledKeyEventListenerWrapper>: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: Failed resolution of: Landroid/view/View$OnUnhandledKeyEventListener;
I/zygote64:     at void androidx.core.view.ViewCompat.setBackground(android.view.View, android.graphics.drawable.Drawable) (ViewCompat.java:2341)
        at void androidx.appcompat.widget.ActionBarContainer.<init>(android.content.Context, android.util.AttributeSet) (ActionBarContainer.java:62)
        at java.lang.Object java.lang.reflect.Constructor.newInstance0(java.lang.Object[]) (Constructor.java:-2)
        at java.lang.Object java.lang.reflect.Constructor.newInstance(java.lang.Object[]) (Constructor.java:334)


java.lang.reflect.Constructor.newInstance0(java.lang.Object[]) (Constructor.java:-2)
        at java.lang.Object java.lang.reflect.Constructor.newInstance(java.lang.Object[]) (Constructor.java:334)
        at android.view.View android.view.LayoutInflater.createView(java.lang.String, java.lang.String, android.util.AttributeSet) (LayoutInflater.java:656)
        at android.view.View android.view.LayoutInflater.createViewFromTag(android.view.View, java.lang.String, android.content.Context, android.util.AttributeSet, boolean) (LayoutInflater.java:835)
        at android.view.View android.view.LayoutInflater.createViewFromTag(android.view.View, java.lang.String, android.content.Context, android.util.AttributeSet) (LayoutInflater.java:775)
        at void android.view.LayoutInflater.rInflate(org.xmlpull.v1.XmlPullParser, android.view.View, android.content.Context, android.util.AttributeSet, boolean) (LayoutInflater.java:908)
        at void android.view.LayoutInflater.rInflateChildren(org.xmlpull.v1.XmlPullParser, android.view.View, android.util.AttributeSet, boolean) (LayoutInflater.java:869)
        at android.view.View android.view.LayoutInflater.inflate(org.xmlpull.v1.XmlPullParser, android.view.ViewGroup, boolean) (LayoutInflater.java:521)
        at android.view.View android.view.LayoutInflater.inflate(int, android.view.ViewGroup, boolean) (LayoutInflater.java:429)
        at android.view.View android.view.LayoutInflater.inflate(int, android.view.ViewGroup) (LayoutInflater.java:380)
        at void android.app.ActivityThread$H.handleMessage(android.os.Message) (ActivityThread.java:1683)
        at void android.os.Handler.dispatchMessage(android.os.Message) (Handler.java:106)
        at void android.os.Looper.loop() (Looper.java:192)
        at void android.app.ActivityThread.main(java.lang.String[]) (ActivityThread.java:6754)
        at java.lang.Object java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(java.lang.Object, java.lang.Object[]) (Method.java:-2)
        at void com.android.internal.os.RuntimeInit$MethodAndArgsCaller.run() (RuntimeInit.java:549)
        at void com.android.internal.os.ZygoteInit.main(java.lang.String[]) (ZygoteInit.java:828)
    Caused by: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: Didn't find class "android.view.View$OnUnhandledKeyEventListener" on path: DexPathList[[zip file "/data/app/com.example.quizexam-WK3UcOpinvlhDThe14Llpw==/base.apk"],nativeLibraryDirectories=[/data/app/com.example.quizexam-WK3UcOpinvlhDThe14Llpw==/lib/arm64, /system/lib64, /vendor/lib64]]
        at java.lang.Class dalvik.system.BaseDexClassLoader.findClass(java.lang.String)

My Error
D/AndroidRuntime: Shutting down VM
E/AndroidRuntime: FATAL EXCEPTION: main
    Process: com.example.quizexam, PID: 24320
    java.lang.RuntimeException: Unable to start activity ComponentInfo{com.example.quizexam/com.example.quizexam.MainActivity}: java.lang.NullPointerException: Attempt to invoke


initialisation of Random Object , first you need to create the random object then only you can use it.
   // create random object
        Random r = new Random();

        // generating integer
     updateQuestion(r.nextInt(nQuestionsLength));

NullPointerException indicate same thing, that you haven't initialised the object whose methods/variables you are trying to use.
For your Reference:
What is a NullPointerException, and how do I fix it?
https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/java-util-random-nextint-java/

 /** Column name M_ProductionLine_ID */
    public static final String COLUMNNAME_M_ProductionLine_ID = "M_ProductionLine_ID";

	/** Set Production Line.
	  * Document Line representing a production
	  */
	public void setM_ProductionLine_ID (int M_ProductionLine_ID);

	/** Get Production Line.
	  * Document Line representing a production
	  */
	public int getM_ProductionLine_ID();

	public org.compiere.model.I_M_ProductionLine getM_ProductionLine() throws RuntimeException;

    /** Column name M_Production_ID */
    public static final String COLUMNNAME_M_Production_ID = "M_Production_ID";

	/** Set Production.
	  * Plan for producing a product
	  */
	public void setM_Production_ID (int M_Production_ID);

	/** Get Production.
	  * Plan for producing a product
	  */
	public int getM_Production_ID();

	public org.compiere.model.I_M_Production getM_Production() throws RuntimeException;

    /** Column name M_Transaction_ID */
    public static final String COLUMNNAME_M_Transaction_ID = "M_Transaction_ID";

	/** Set Inventory Transaction	  */
	public void setM_Transaction_ID (int M_Transaction_ID);

	/** Get


instruments. Their actions artificially increased the prices they charged and the margins they earned in those markets, according to the FDIC's complaint.

The Libor panel banks' actions allowed them to charge higher underwriting fees and obtain higher offering prices for financial products "to the detriment of the closed banks and other consumers," the FDIC alleged.

Libor is used to set rates on trillions of dollars of mortgages, car loans, student loans and some complex financial derivatives. Libor rates cover multiple currencies worldwide for varying time periods.

Authorities in the U.S., Europe and Asia have been investigating Libor manipulation for at least two years. Barclays, Royal Bank of Scotland, Swiss banking giant UBS, Netherlands-based Rabobank and ICAP, the world's largest inter-dealer broker, collectively have been fined $3.6 billion by U.S., British and/*
 * Copyright (C) 2009-2020 Lightbend Inc. <https://www.lightbend.com>
 */

package akka.http.javadsl.model.headers;

/**
 *  Model for the `Authorization` header.
 *  Specification: http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-httpbis-p7-auth-26#section-4.2
 */
public abstract class Authorization extends akka.http.scaladsl.model.HttpHeader {
    public abstract HttpCredentials credentials();

    public static Authorization create(HttpCredentials credentials) {
        return new akka.http.scaladsl.model.headers.Authorization(((akka.http.scaladsl.model.headers.HttpCredentials) credentials));
    }
    public static Authorization basic(String username, String password) {
        return create(HttpCredentials.createBasicHttpCredentials(username, password));
    }
    public static Authorization oauth2(String token) {
        return create(HttpCredentials.createOAuth2BearerToken(token));
    }
}


( team = unique ( c ( matches $ home_team , matches $ away_team )))

To start our Elo ratings, we need to assign an initial Elo value to all the teams in our dataset. Traditionally in Elo-based systems this initial value is set to 1500.

teams <- teams %>% mutate ( elo = 1500 )

For each match, we’ll also create a variable that tells us who won. Because of how the ‘elo’ package works, this variable will take the following values:

1 if the home team won;

if the home team won; 0 if the away team won;

if the away team won; 0.5 for a draw.

matches <- matches %>% mutate ( result = if_else ( home_score > away_score , 1 , if_else ( home_score == away_score , 0.5 , 0 )))

Wea size such that they contact adjacent stopper members in the longitudinal direction of the belt.
A FOURTH EXAMPLE, U.S. Pat. No. 4,721,494 to Hayashi et al. teaches a drive transmission structure for a tractor comprising a belt drive system for transmitting power from an engine output shaft to a transmission having a brake mechanism. The belt drive system includes a belt type stepless change speed mechanism having a split pulley assembly and a swing device for swinging the split pulley assembly toward the engine output shaft and the transmission, a first belt for transmitting the power from the engine output shaft to the split pulley assembly, and a second belt for transmitting the power from the split pulley assembly to the transmission. The pulley assembly defines two split


and NOX sensors which can directly measure NOX concentration have been developed.
Such a gas sensor includes a gas sensor element having one or more cells each composed of oxygen-ion conductive solid electrolyte layer formed of zirconia or the like, and a pair of electrodes formed on the surface of the solid electrolyte layer. The gas sensor is configured to detect the concentration of a specific gas based on the output from the gas sensor element.
One known example of such a gas sensor is a full-range air-fuel-ratio sensor (hereinafter also referred to as a “UEGO sensor”), which is configured such that two cells (an oxygen-concentration detection cell and an oxygen pump cell) are arranged with a measurement chamber disposed therebetween, and a gas to be measured (hereinafter referred toto the oxygen-concentration detection cell. As a result, oxygen of a reference concentration accumulates in a reference oxygen chamber of the oxygen-concentration detection cell, to thereby provide a reference for gas concentration measurement.
Incidentally, wiring lines (electric current supply lines) of the gas sensor or the sensor drive circuit may suffer a wiring anomaly, such as wire breakage or short circuiting with a battery or ground. When, irrespective of the occurrence of such a wiring anomaly, the energization state for gas concentration measurement is continued so as to measure the concentration of the specific gas, an excessively large current flows through the gas sensor, and the gas sensor (cells) may break.
In view of the above, a technique has been developed for cutting off the electrical connection between the sensor


Rock N'Roll has NEVER died, we're just getting ready for another set.

Menu

The producer: the unsung (for the most part) hero of the music industry

You ever listen to some music and think to yourself “Wow, that sounds great!” I’m not talking about the band or the song, I’m talking about the SOUND of it. The drums are huge, the bass is punchy, the guitar tones come through, the vocals have presence, and the entire package is clean and brilliant.

So how did it get that way? Proper production that’s how. A lot of things are necessary to making a recording with great quality: the band and their songs , recording equipment and place to record, and a producer.

The pre-production process is a necessity for any recording project. This is anthere was strong evidence of Hall's guilt. As in Hjerstrom and Haglund, it is very unlikely that the prior assault comment "prompted the jury to convict where it otherwise would not have." Hjerstrom, 287 N.W.2d at 628. We therefore hold that any error was harmless.

C.
We next consider Hall's argument that the district court erred when it prevented the defense from inquiring about the manner in which Hall's statement was taken by the police. In a pretrial motion, the State asked the court to prohibit "the defense from inquiring, offering evidence, or commenting upon in the presence of the jury or prospective jurors, the constitutionality of ... the manner in which statements were taken from the defendant." Hall opposed the motion, arguing that if his statement to police came


and prejudices of the jury by encouraging a conviction based on sympathy for the victim" are improper). The prosecutors' references to Moore as "Mr. Moore" or "Shawn" far outnumbered their references to him as the "victim." In addition, the district court instructed the jury that statements by the lawyers are not evidence. We presume that jurors follow such instructions. State v. James, 520 N.W.2d 399, 405 (Minn.1994). We therefore hold that Hall is not entitled to a new trial because the district court did not preclude the State from describing Moore as the "victim."

E.
We next consider Hall's argument that he should have been allowed to introduce Moore's prior convictions in order to impeach Moore's dying declaration where Moore identified Hall as the person who shot him. The districta single 4-mm isocenter was positioned in the cisternal portion of the trigeminal nerve at a median distance of 7.6 mm (range 4-14 mm) anterior to the emergence of the nerve (retrogasserian target). A median maximum dose of 90 Gy (range 70-90 Gy) was delivered. Data for 9 patients with at least 1-year followup were analyzed. A systematic review of literature was also performed, and results are compared with those of the Marseille study. The median time to retreatment in the Marseille study was 72 months (range 12-125 months) and in the literature it was 17 months (range 3-146 months). In the Marseille study, the median follow-up period was 33.9 months (range 12-96 months), and 8 of 9 patients (88.9%) had initial pain cessation with a median of


long history of studying the distribution of the divisor function over short arithmetic progressions, see [@BHS; @Blom; @Fouv; @FrIw1; @FrIw2] and references therein.

Recently, Truelsen [@True] has introduced the restricted divisor function $$\tau_{M,N}(k) = \# \{1 \le m \le M, \ 1\le n \le N: mn = k\}$$ and shown its relevance to the [*pair correlation problem*]{} for fractional parts of the quadratic function $\alpha k^2$, $k=1,2,\ldots$, with a real $\alpha$, see also [@HB; @RudSar] for various results and conjectures concerning this problem. In particular, it is conjectured in [@True Conjecture 1.2] that for any fixed $\varepsilon, \delta, c_1, c_2>0$, if positive integers $N,M,R$ and $q$ satisfy $$N \ge q^{1/2+\varepsilon}
 \qquad c_1N \le M \le c_2 N  \qquad R \ge N^\delta,$$ then, uniformly over all integers $a$ with $\gcd(a,q)=1$, we have $$\label{eq:Conj}
\sum_{r=1}^R \sum_{kc V$ holds with some constant $c> 0$.

We always assume that the variables which appear in congruences and as arguments of standard arithmetic functions are integers.

We recall that for $$\varphi(s,K)  = \sum_{\substack{1 \le k \le K\\ \gcd(k,s)=1}} 1$$ we have the asymptotic formula $$\label{eq:phiqM}
\varphi(s,K)
= \frac{\varphi (s) }{s}K + O(s^{o(1)}),$$ see [@True Equation (3.1)], that follows from the inclusion-exclusion principle and the well-known bound on the divisor and Euler functions $$\tau(s) = s^{o(1)} \mand \varphi(s) = s^{1+o(1)},$$ see [@HardyWright Theorem 317] and [@HardyWright Theorem 328], respectively.

Character sums {#sec:Char}
--------------

Let $\varPhi_s$ be the set of all $\varphi(s)$ multiplicative characters modulo $s$. We also use $\chi_0$ to denote the principal character and $$\varPhi_s^* = \varPhi_s \setminus \{\chi_0\}$$ to denote the set of nonprincipal multiplicative characters modulo $s$.

For an integer $Z$ and $\chi \in \varPhi_s$ we define


T_s^*(X,Y;a) -
 \frac{\varphi(s)}{s^2}  XY \right|^2
\le  XY  s^{o(1)}.$$

We also define $R_s(X,Y,Z;a)$ as number of solutions to the congruence $$xy\equiv az \pmod{s},$$ with $$1 \le x \le X, \qquad 1 \le y \le Y, \qquad
\ 1 \le z \le Z.$$

\[lem:R Aver\] For a prime $s$ and positive integers $X,Y,Z < s$ we have $$\sum_{a=1}^{s-1} \left|R_s(X,Y,Z;a) -
\frac{XYZ}{s-1}\right|^2
\le XYZU^{1 -2/\nu} s^{(\nu+1)/2\nu^2+o(1)}$$ where $U = \min\{X,Y,Z\}$ and $\nu\ge 1$ is arbitrary fixed positive integer.

We note that for every $a$ with $\gcd(a,s)=1$, we obtain $$R_s(X,Y,Z;a)=
\frac{1}{s-1}
\sum_{x=1}^X
\sum_{y=1}^Y \sum_{z=1}^Z
   \sum_{\chi \in \varPhi_s}\chi\(a^{-1}xyz^{-1}\).$$

Recalling the definition , changing the order of summation, using that $$\chi\(z^{-1}\) = \overline{\chi}(z),$$ if $\gcd(z,s)=1$ where $\overline{\chi}$ is the complex conjugated character, we derive $$R_s(X,Y,Z;a) =
\frac{1}{s-1}
\sum_{\chi \in \varPhi_s}\overline{\chi}\(a\) S_s(X;\chi)
S_s(Y;\chi) S_s(Z;\overline{\chi}) .$$ We now separate the contributionof an ATL Project
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for the future, Stiles goes into self-imposed
exile, granting no interviews until the year 3000 where the story begins.
In that interview, he reveals to one reporter that the entire thing was
a hoax. He created meticulous models of a beautiful future for his
fraud, filming them to create a visual inspiration. The time machine
itself was just a prop, smoke and mirrors. He made the whole thing up because he felt that the world was suffering from a lack of vision and ambition. He quotes Arnold J. Toynbee,
an historian and a real person, although I'm not certain of the veracity of
the quote:

In order to survive, humankind must always rush to meet the future.

There is of course a lot in this utopian hoax turned real that would
make today's planner cringe. What about communityyears ago obsessing about horse excrement. In fact, given the clean exhausts of the latest Hondas (to say nothing of electric and hybrid and hydrogen vehicles) our obsession already is absurd. CO2 is the only thing that anyone can even try to make a case about. And I suggest that even CO2 has a "Kuznets curve" - the USA's emissions have dropped faster than anyone else's, having reached a peak well above everyone else's.

CO2, futhermore, has the remotest kind of harmful results that are not noticeable in the immediate vicinity of the emitting activity like particulates are. I also think that we will be more worried about the next little ice age, before the next century is up.

Michael Crichton pointed out in an excellent essay, numerous examples of


on a car with a catalytic converters to improve everyone else's health.

You seem to be saying that new technologies are necessarily better for the environment. An obvious counter-example is the addition of lead to gasoline, a new technology that was universally adopted because it benefited the person using the gasoline, even though it threatened everyone's health, and that was eliminated in the United States only because of the Clean Air Act.

No one says we can just pass a law requiring us to shift immediately to 100% wind power. But it is obvious that an environmental law that charges a rising price for emissions can gradually shift us from coal to clean energy. And it is obvious that we would shift to clean energy much more slowly without thatare what I call truly sincere environmentalists. Although I don't agree with their objectives, they are at least honest about the need to sacrifice things a bit less selectively in the quest to save the planet. If an entrenched Trade Union practice is in the way of the best solution for the environment, Nordhaus and Shellenberger have the principles to say that it, too, must go.

But I do not disagree that regulations have brought spectacular results; it is just that people needed to have been brought to a certain point, as the result of free market created wealth, where they now CARED about the environment. People with no income at all would tend to be quite happy about a new coal-fired foundry in their neighbourhood. There is an


SEOUL (AFP, REUTERS) - North Korea said on Thursday (Oct 3) that it had successfully test-fired a "new-type" of submarine-launched ballistic missile (SLBM), state media reported, after Washington voiced alarm at the move just days before the planned resumption of stalled nuclear talks.

"The new-type ballistic missile was fired in vertical mode" on Wednesday in the waters off Wonsan Bay, the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) reported.

It identified the SLBM as a Pukguksong-3.

The North's leader Kim Jong Un sent "warm congratulations" to research units involved in the launch, which "had no adverse impact on the security of neighbouring countries", KCNA said.

North Korea is banned from ballistic missile launches by United Nations Security Council resolutions, and Tokyo said earlier that a part of the missile landed in waters within Japan'sany change in the posture of a ultrasonic probe with respect to the tubular test object when the flaws are detected manually.
2. Description of the Related Art
As demand for higher quality pipes grows in recent years, there is an increasing trend that nondestructive test standards for the pipes are becoming more stringent.
For example, a seamless pipe, which is a typical pipe, is manufactured by punching a billet with a piercer to form a hollow shell and rolling the hollow shell with a mandrel mill or the like. The seamless pipe has flaws having various tilt angles (hereinafter referred to as “tilted flaws” when deemed appropriate) with respect to the axial direction.
A tilted flaw is believed to be caused by deformation in the axial direction of a longitudinal crack


at 453.

       Expressly relying upon the United States Supreme Court’s ruling in Green Tree, the

Texas Supreme Court also held the arbitrator, not the trial court, must rule on class certification

issues. In re Wood, 140 S.W.3d 367, 368 (Tex. 2004) (per curiam). In Wood, an attorney and

three of his clients signed fee agreements providing that all disputes arising from the agreements

would be submitted to binding arbitration. Id. When the clients sued the attorney over a fee

dispute, the trial court ordered the case to arbitration and signed a second order specifically

authorizing the arbitrator to decide whether the clients could seek class certification in

arbitration. Id. The court of appeals issued a writ of mandamus directing the trial court to vacate

its second order and determine whetherI have recommended it to many of my friends…”

—Loretta Z

“I really like your lectures, very informative, interesting and filled with a lot of information… This is what I hoped for in an online course. Great lectures, this is the first online class I've taken that I felt the instructor was as dedicated to his online students as his in-person ones.


PET imaging of ischemic neuronal death in the hippocampus of living monkeys.
The aim of the present study was to visualize postischemic hippocampal neuronal death in the living monkey brain, using a high-resolution positron emission tomography (PET) and novel radioligands. In preceding papers, we reported on postischemic hippocampal neuronal death in a model of Japanese monkeys (Macaca fuscata) undergoing a 20-min complete whole-brain ischemia. Using the same model here, we investigated the in vivo bindings of two radiotracers, [11C]Ro15-4513 (a type II benzodiazepine receptor ligand) and [11C](+)3-MPB (a muscarinic cholinergic receptor ligand), in the hippocampus on day 7 after ischemia, as compared to the normal hippocampus. A significant decrease in the in vivo binding of [11C]Ro154513 and [11C(+)3-MPB was observed in the postischemic monkey hippocampus on day 7 afterby a Tribal Wildlife Grant (USFWS). Further habitat analysis for pronghorns is planned for the West Satus area in 2007. A reintroduction of pronghorns is currently under consideration for 2011.

Mule Deer (Yáamaš) Study - Toppenish Creek Game Reserve Herd

From 2002 to 2008, a study of mule deer (Odocoileus hemionus)was undertaken on the 85,000 acre Toppenish Creek Game Reserve. This study is a continuation of the Klickitat Deer Study Project funded by the Bureau of Indian Affairs. Since 2002 seventy-five deer were captured from this herd. Forty-three of these animals were radio-collared and ear-tagged and another 32 were ear-tagged only.

Many of these deer migrate to higher elevations during the summer, but a considerable number remain within the confines of the Game Reserve throughout the year. Many deer migrate across


I cannot imagine a moment where I am not authentic and, yet, all too well aware of how inauthentic I am. I become complicit in that Foucauldian network of power, that milieu of social forces that complete me as a social subject, as a human qua controlled being, a simple body, a docile body. Am I making sense? Where I at once am myself yet am not myself, where I am the thing that stares back at me in the mirror yet am not because I have situated myself, subjected myself, to the social mores that bind me to that space, in that space. And thus, what does this do to something as enfleshed and as human and as lived as gender, as its expression, as its identity—anddown quarks and \_i=N\_i exp/V N\_i/V with $N_i$ the quark number operator for flavor $i=u,d$. The $\chi_+$ is in the $\omega$-meson channel and the $\chi_-$ in the $\rho$-meson channel. Due to the $SU(2)$ symmetry, $\chi_+=\chi_-$ as one can see in the lattice results. Since the singlet susceptibility is similar to the non-singlet one, we consider the latter.

One can classify the lattice results by roughly three temperature regimes. In the very low temperature regime, the $\chi_-$ is dominated by the $\rho$ meson and is small. As the temperature moves toward the onset of the phase transition, the $\chi_-$ increases rapidly to near that of non-interacting quarks. This regime may be described in terms of constituent quarks. In RPA approximation of the constituent quark model as used by Kunihiro[@kunihiro], the


prediction (\[HGSchi\]) just below $T_c$. Neglecting logarithmic dependence of the gauge coupling constant, eq. (\[ratio\]) can be written as (T) which follows closely the lattice gauge results of Gottlieb  [@gottliebchi]. We consider this an indication for the Georgi vector symmetry, with the induced flavor gauge symmetry in the hadronic sector ceding to the fundamental color gauge symmetry of QCD in the quark-gluon sector.

We should remark that to the extent that the screening mass obtained in [@KSBJ] $m_\pi=m_S\approx 2\pi T$ is consistent with two non-interacting quarks and that the corresponding wave functions obtained therein are the same for the pion $\pi$ and the scalar $S$, we naturally expect the relation (\[equal\]) to hold.

### Cool kaons in heavy-ion collisions {#cool-kaons-in-heavy-ion-collisions .unnumbered}

The vanishing of the hidden gauge coupling $g$ can haveher so mad? The water gushes loudly, but not loudly enough. Their voices just amplify. I expect to see Amy smirking. I expect to see her rolling her eyes in an "aren't-they-pathetic?" way. Instead she looks at me blankly, her piercing blue eyes looking into mine. What? I think. "What?" I say.

She seems mad at me. The water stops, the chatting from the stalls stops, and Amy, with one furious motion, snatches too many hand towels from the glass shelf. The extras flutter to the floor, moved by the wind of her anger as she turns on her heels and leaves.

When I reappear in the main room, the mood has changed from caution and anticipation to debauchery. I'm looking at a frat party in good clothes. The bulk


negligent mother. I don't take the time to hang out in the lobby with the other moms. The doormen dote on me this holiday time of year, fully aware of who writes their tip check. They are no different from me in a job with a bonus season that could swing either way.

The night doorman now takes my sacks from me—the sacks I'm completely capable of hauling into the elevator on my own. He puts them on the floor of the elevator and pushes the button for floor fourteen. I still can't even remember his name, a fact that fills me with guilt. My own father was a doorman.

When the elevator door opens, the scene in front of me screams, "Fun!" The slide is perched on the sofa,means needs to be developed to contain these formats. Based on the foregoing, there is a need for an audio file format that avoids the above-identified limitations of existing audio formats.
The approaches described in this section are approaches that could be pursued, but not necessarily approaches that have been previously conceived or pursued. Therefore, unless otherwise indicated, it should not be assumed that any of the approaches described in this section qualify as prior art merely by virtue of their inclusion in this section.


value?  (a) h  (b) n  (c) 0.033
c
Let o = 0.2455 - 0.4455. Which is the third biggest value?  (a) -130  (b) 1  (c) -3/4  (d) o
c
Let q = 436 - 400. Let n = 31 - q. Let y = 9.3 + -10. Which is the third smallest value?  (a) 0.5  (b) y  (c) n
a
Let p = -1323.88 - -1323.8. What is the biggest value in -0.06, 4, p?
4
Let z = 0.463 + -0.44. Let j = -0.032 + z. Let r = j - 0.031. What is the biggest value in r, -5, 0.1?
0.1
Let s = -38 + 187/5. Let m be ((-4)/18)/((-8)/10*(-175)/(-105)). Which is the second biggest value?  (a) s  (b) m  (c)MR. MCCURRY: Good afternoon, everyone. I think, as you
all know, earlier today, Ambassador Charlene Barshefsky, in Beijing,
along with Chinese authorities, announced that arrangements have been
made that will allow for the enforcement of the 1995 Intellectual
Property Rights Agreement between the United States and the People's
Republic of China. You heard the President earlier today welcome
that news and say that it is a good understanding that is now in
place.

And to talk about it further, I've asked Dr. Laura
Tyson, who is the National Economic Advisor to the President and
Chair of the National Economic Council, to be here, along with
Secretary of Commerce Mickey Kantor. It's a pleasure to have both of
them here.

Laura, Mickey, the podium is all yours.

DR. TYSON: Thank you very much. I might also say that
afterward there will be Jennifer Hillman


list in order to
make it clear to the Chinese this was serious and it would have a
real effect upon their behavior. The fact is that a large part of
Chinese exports to the United States are textile and apparels, number
one. Number two, the fact is that because of quotas around the
world, if the U.S. market became limited if we had imposed the
sanctions, as you know, they would not have many alternatives.
Third, these are made and produce in Guangdong Province where most of
the piracy is going on, so the same area that is producing the piracy
would be most affected by this. And number four, of course, this
industry had more alternatives than almost any other industry in
terms of sourcing either from the United States or from the Caribbean
or from Latin America.likely to
support a possible presidential visit to China?

DR. TYSON: I think what this action shows is that we
have many interests with China that we have -- the President has
chosen a policy of constructive engagement with China; that that
involves using various tools that are most appropriate to the
interests at question. Here was a case where we used our existing
trade policy in an effective way to get results which we believe not
just in our interests, but let me emphasize, as with all our trade
agreements, we believe that these agreements are actually in the
interests -- they're win-win situations; in our interests and in the
interests of our trading partners.

So I would say we really want to emphasize that this
result shows the wisdom of the general approach to China, which is
one of constructive


Culture minister 'lined up for health job'

Jeremy Hunt could be made Health Secretary if Andrew Lansley refuses to make major concessions to his NHS reforms, the Standard has learned.

The Culture Secretary is being talked up as a possible replacement in the key role amid signs that both David Cameron and Nick Clegg are insisting on major changes to the flagship Bill.

With his strong Right-wing credentials, Mr Hunt's name might pacify Tory backbenchers who are agitated that Mr Clegg is demanding sweeping policy concessions in the name of Coalition unity after last week's AV referendum.

The backbenchers erupted after Mr Clegg and other Liberal Democrats declared at the weekend that their price of continued coalition was the emasculation of the NHS reforms.

A shot was fired across the Prime Minister's bows WriteRegStr HKCU "Software\${APPNAMEANDVERSION}" "" $INSTDIR

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Showing this function is $0$ a.e.

I would like to show the following:
Suppose that $g \in L^1(\mathbb{R}^n)$ and $\int fg \,d \mu = 0$ for any $f \in C_0(\mathbb{R}^n)$. Then $g = 0$ $\mu$-a.e.
I'm stumped on trying to find an approach that works. I can't seem to figure out where the $C_0$ condition would be used. My idea was to show that $||g||_\infty < \infty$, and then by density of $C_c$ we can construct a sequence $s_k \to g$ in $L^1$. Then using Holder, $||s_kg - g^2||_1 \leq ||s_k - g||_1 ||g||_ \infty$, which would then go to $0$, so that $||g||_2 = 0$, which would imply $g = 0$ a.e.
However, I cannot show that $||g||_\infty < \infty$. How can I show this?

A:

Define $g_M := \max(\min(g,M),-M) ∈ L^1


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came up with 1 trillion distinguishable smells.

Olfactory scientist Joel Mainland of the Monell Chemical Senses Center, who was not involved in the experiments, said he is certain this number is only skimming the surface of what our noses can do.

“This is really a lower limit on what you could smell,” Mainland said. “It’s much, much higher than anybody ever thought.”

For instance, he notes that the researchers used a maximum of 30 building-block smells when in reality, odors can be made up of hundreds. Also, all the components were set to the same intensity; in reality, some components of a scent will hit the nose more strongly than others.

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Dunlop had engaged in bill brokering since the Cochrane scandal, and in the interim he had learned to deal in government bills of all kinds,


assertion: in November 1813 one of his cargoes of imported goods was valued at £50,000 including duty; six months later he remitted what was apparently the largest bill of exchange – £32,500 – yet sent from the colony; in August 1815 he had a stock of goods in hand estimated at £100,000; and that year the Montreal Herald noted that his fortune was “supposed to be greater than ever was acquired by any individual in this country.”

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import android.content.Context;
import android.graphics.Rect;
import android.os.Build;
import android.util.AttributeSet;

import androidx.annotation.NonNull;
import androidx.annotation.Nullable;
import androidx.annotation.RequiresApi;
import androidx.core.view.ViewCompat;
import androidx.core.widget.NestedScrollView;

import wangdaye.com.geometricweather.utils.DisplayUtils;

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                    push_vertex(r * d);
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+ (-123)/2. Let n = 94 + g. Suppose -5*f = -n + 12. Is f a multiple of 4?
True
Let w = 1 + 0. Let k be (2/(-4))/(w/166). Is 11 a factor of k/(-3) + 2/(-3)?
False
Let h = 14 + 4. Is 6 a factor of h?
True
Let f be (-2)/(4*4/32). Let x = 13 - f. Does 7 divide x?
False
Let o be 9/4*(-24)/(-9). Let i be o/(-2)*4/(-6). Suppose -i*b = v - 12, v = -3*b + 4 + 7. Is v a multiple of 14?
True
Let z = 2 + 0. Suppose 5 + 87 = z*y. Let w = 68 - y. Is 11 a factor of w?
True
Suppose -36 = -4*s - 4*v, -5*v + 20 + 21 = 4*s. Does 12 divide (-173)/(-5) - s/(-10)?
False
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Sorting lines inside brackets in vim

I would like to sort alphabetically all lines inside brackets (e.g. useful in CSS files)
Right now I'm doing:
vi{ :sort Enter
But I would prefer something like si{ (sort inside brackets). Any way to achieve that?
Example:
Current state (cursor anywhere inside the brackets)
.selector {
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    display: flex;
    color: blue;
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Expected output
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    display: flex;
    width: 100vw;
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and : $$\label{split:eq}
\|\Pi_{n,\omega} B_{n+\omega}\Xi_{n,\omega}\|_{\mathfrak S_2}^2\le \biggl(
\sum_{r = k}^{k+\omega-1} \sum_{l=1}^{k-1} + \sum_{r=k+\omega}^{n+\omega} \sum_{l=k}^{k+\omega-1}\biggr)
|b^{(n+\omega)}_{rl}|^2.$$ Let us estimate the first sum, which we denote $S_1$. Split it into two parts: $1\le l \le k/2$ and $k/2 < l\le k-1$. For the first part we use the estimate , so that $$|b^{(n+\omega)}_{rl}|\le C\frac{1+\log n}{n},$$ and $$\sum_{r = k}^{k+\omega-1} \sum_{l\le k/2}
|b^{(n+\omega)}_{rl}|^2\le C\frac{(1+\log n)^2}{n^2} \sum_{r = k}^{k+\omega-1}
\sum_{l=1}^{k/2} 1
\le C \omega \frac{(1+\log n)^2}{n}.$$ The part with $k/2<l\le k-1$ is estimated with the help of , so that $$|b^{(n+\omega)}_{rl}|\le \frac{C}{n},$$ and $$\sum_{r = k}^{k+\omega-1} \sum_{k/2<l\le k-1}
|b^{(n+\omega)}_{rl}|^2 \le C\frac{\omega}{n}.$$ Thus $$S_1 \le C \omega \frac{(1+\log n)^2}{n}.$$ The same bound holds for the second sum on the right hand side of . Together with and these bounds lead to the claimed estimate .

\[LemmaD\] Suppose that is satisfied. ThenAfter (P.2), Eve intercepts $|\psi'_2 \rangle$ and compensates her random angle with $-\theta'_b$. Then Eve has $|\Psi \rangle =
 \bigotimes_{b=1}^2 |(\phi +(-1)^{s_b} \frac{\pi}{4} + \{(-1)^{r_b}+1\}
 \frac{\pi}{8})\rangle$. Eve splits out a few photons from both pulses of $|\Psi \rangle$ and stores the rest. Then Eve measures the angle difference of the split photons with a HOMI. There are three cases of results: first, on complete non-interference the angle difference of the two pulses is $\frac{\pi}{2}$; second, on complete interference it is $0$; and third, on partial interference it is $\pi/4$. On each case, Eve applies $\hat{U}_y(\frac{\pi}{4})\otimes \hat{U}_y(-\frac{\pi}{4})$, $\hat{U}_y(\frac{\pi}{4})\otimes\hat{U}_y(\frac{\pi}{4})$, and $\hat{U}_y(\frac{\pi}{4}) \otimes \hat{U}_y(0)$ to $|\psi_1 \rangle$, respectively. And Eve sends $|\psi^e_2 \rangle$ to Alice, where the superscript $e$ implies Eve’s action to Alice’s qubits.

(A.3) After (P.3), Eve measures the pre-key


with a good heart / Had a tough time, got a rough start / But I finally learned to let it go / Now I’m right here, and I’m right now / And I’m open, knowing somehow / That my shadow days are over / My shadow days are over now,” he sings.

And another song on his album titled “Speak For Me” must be in response to Taylor’s album “Speak Now”! Am I right? We can’t find the lyrics yet, but we’re thinking they’ll definitely be about Taylor.

Well, too bad he’s burned his bridges with Taylor — that message was clear in her song “Dear John.”

What do you think, HollywoodLifers? Should Taylor accept John’s apology? Vote and weigh in below.

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Biosorption of Cr (VI) from aqueous solution by Rhizopus nigricans.
The study was aimed to quantify the Cr sorption ability of powdered biomass of Rhizopus nigricans at the best operating conditions. The influence of solution pH, agitation, Cr (VI) concentration, biomass dosage, contact time, biomass particle size and temperature were studied. The optimum pH for biosorption of Cr (VI) was found to be 2.0. Higher adsorption percentage was noted at lower initial concentrations of Cr ions, while the adsorption capacity of the biomass increased with increasing concentration of ions. Optimum biomass dosage was observed as 0.5% (w/v). More than 75% of the ions were removed within 30 min of contact and maximum removal was obtained after 8 h. Biomass particles of smaller size (90 microm) gave maximum adsorption (99.2%)cockroach because they were able to record electrical activity in the nerve cord at temperatures below the chill coma temperature. In spite of other demonstrations of chill-induced neural phenomena^[@CR9],\ [@CR10]^, the role of neural failure in determining chill coma remained unclear. Subsequent research^[@CR11]--[@CR13]^ served only to confirm the apparent dominant role of muscle failure. However, a lack of correlation between CT~min~ and muscle depolarization has been demonstrated^[@CR14]^ suggesting that other mechanisms must be considered. Recent research in locusts^[@CR15]^ and *Drosophila* ^[@CR16]^ suggests that shutdown of the central nervous system (CNS) via a spreading depolarization (SD) mechanism could have an important role to play in the entry to chill coma. The principal causes of chill coma remain to be resolved^[@CR3]^.

SD is a phenomenon which was originally described in the


muscle were eradicated (Fig. [2B](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}). The same result was obtained after complete removal of the metathoracic ganglion in 8 locusts (not shown). In 12 locusts, cutting metathoracic N5 eradicated or prevented the recording of any large amplitude bursts of electrical activity in ETi during entry into chill coma (Fig. [2C](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}).

Large amplitude bursts of electrical activity in muscles recorded during entry into chill coma were undoubtedly a consequence of muscle fibre excitability. Nevertheless, their occurrence was dependent on an intact nerve supply indicating that they were triggered by events originating in the CNS.

Spreading depolarization in the CNS {#Sec5}
-----------------------------------

SD in the thoracic ganglia was characterized by an abrupt surge of \[K^+^\]~o~ in the neuropil (Fig. [3A](#Fig3){ref-type="fig"}; peak = 112 ± 59 mM from a baseline = 7.2 ± 3.0 mM; n = 6). The ionic disruption was monitored in other experiments by recording the fieldmaintain high conduction velocity (short anterior to posterior latency). DCMD conduction failed at higher temperatures than SD in the metathoracic ganglion (Fig. [4C](#Fig4){ref-type="fig"}; DCMD fail -- 9.9 ± 2.6 °C; FP drop -- 7.7 ± 2.6 °C; DCMD recovery -- 17.3 ± 2.1 °C; RM ANOVA P \< 0.001; Holm-Sidak P \< 0.004 for all pair-wise comparisons; n = 18).Figure 4Chilling impairs performance of the DCMD neuron prior to SD in the mesothoracic ganglion. (**A**) Representative example of simultaneous extracellular recording in a semi-intact preparation of DCMD action potentials in the pro- mesothoracic connective and FP in the metathoracic ganglion during chilling. DCMD was continuously visually stimulated. Note failure and recovery of action potential conduction in the DCMD. (**B**) Representative example of loss of DCMD axonal performance during chilling. Performance is represented by the ability to conduct action potentials at high frequency with minimal


and muscle for chill-induced neuromuscular paralysis is likely to vary in different species and under different conditions. However, crossing a threshold of muscle fibre depolarization during chilling does not correlate completely with chill coma temperatures in *Drosophila* species that vary in cold tolerance^[@CR14]^. To understand the mechanisms involved in acclimation and adaptation to cold environments, it will be necessary to determine the role of chill-induced SD.

Methods {#Sec9}
=======

Animals {#Sec10}
-------

Locusts (*Locusta migratoria*) in the gregarious phase were obtained from a crowded colony maintained in the Biosciences Complex at Queen's University. We used mature adults aged 3--6 weeks past the final moult. To avoid potential variance in the data associated with female reproductive status, we used only males. This may affect the absolute value of some of the reported measures butvariable gas composition), through the syringe and over the locust at 100 ml/min before being dehydrated and sent through a CO~2~ analyzer (Qubit Systems S151). CO~2~ concentration was measured every second, digitized (Vernier Labpro) and displayed using Loggerpro software. Electrode and temperature recordings were digitized and recorded separately, as described below, and synchronized with the CO~2~ measurement in the subsequent analysis by taking into account the flow lag time from the locust to the analyzer. CO~2~ concentration was converted into a mass-specific rate of CO~2~ release in μmoles/g/h.

Electrodes were implanted into a locust before it was placed in the syringe. Then the thermocouple was inserted to give a measurement of room temperature followed by thoracic temperature. Only then was the syringe sealed and the air flow turned on, which


meant that CO~2~ released from the locust while the thermocouple was being inserted collected in the syringe and was measured as a peak of CO~2~ concentration when the air flow reached the analyzer (allowing a measurement of the flow lag time). CO~2~ release was recorded for 15 mins before the assembly was placed in the chiller and for 15 mins after an indication the locust had entered chill coma before being taken out of the chiller.

Electrophysiology {#Sec14}
-----------------

Extracellular recordings from whole animals were made by inserting copper wire electrodes (50 μm diameter, insulated except at the cut end) \~0.5 mm through small pinholes made in the cuticle and securing them with small drops of molten wax. Signals from monopolar electrodes were amplified (Grass P15, single-ended configuration, low frequency cut off atmedian ± interquartile range (IQR) and statistically compared using Mann-Whitney rank sum tests. Statistically significant data (P \< 0.05) are indicated by lettering (columns with the same letter are not statistically different). Statistics are reported in the Results text.

**Publisher\'s note:** Springer Nature remains neutral with regard to jurisdictional claims in published maps and institutional affiliations.

We thank JD Gantz for help collecting some of the data and for comments on a previous version of the manuscript. Funded by the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada.

Conceptualization: R.M.R. Methodology: R.M.R., K.E.S. Investigation: R.M.R., K.E.S., P.S. Resources: R.M.R. Writing -- original draft preparation: R.M.R. Writing -- review and editing: R.M.R., K.E.S., P.S. Visualization: R.M.R. Supervision, project administration and funding acquisition: R.M.R.

Competing Interests {#FPar1}
===================

The authors declare that they have no competing interests.


Redox chemistry and metal-insulator transitions intertwined in a nano-porous material.
Metal-organic frameworks are nano-porous adsorbents of relevance to gas separation and catalysis, and separation of oxygen from air is essential to diverse industrial applications. The ferrous salt of 2,5-dihydroxy-terephthalic acid, a metal-organic framework of the MOF74 family, can selectively adsorb oxygen in a manner that defies the classical picture: adsorption sites either do or do not share electrons over a long range. Here we propose, and then justify phenomenologically and computationally, a mechanism. Charge-transfer-mediated adsorption of electron acceptor oxygen molecules in the metal-organic framework, which is a quasi-one-dimensional electron-donor semiconductor, drives and is driven by quasi-one-dimensional metal-insulator-metal transitions that localize or delocalize the quasi-one-dimensional electrons. This mechanism agrees with the empirical evidence, and predicts a class of nano-porous semiconductorsoccurs by day 3 of the secondary response ([@bib7]). Again the treatment had little effect on the IgG ASC number in the spleen ([Fig. 1 A](#fig1){ref-type="fig"}). A baseline of NP-specific IgG ASCs were detected in the BM because of the primary immunization, but the number was increased twofold by day 3 and four- to fivefold by day 7 in the control group. FTY720 treatment inhibited the increase in BM ASC number ([Fig. 1 B](#fig1){ref-type="fig"}). IgG ASCs were readily detectable in the blood of control mice at day 3 and were largely gone by day 7 ([Fig. 1 C](#fig1){ref-type="fig"}). In contrast, few if any IgG ASCs appeared in the blood of FTY720-treated mice ([Fig. 1 C](#fig1){ref-type="fig"}). We also asked whether FTY720 could affect BM homing after ASCs had entered


from 3-d-immunized mice. The amounts of S1P~1~ (A) and KLF2 (B) mRNA were expressed as relative amount of the indicated mRNA normalized to HPRT. CXCR4 "total" indicates the cells were isolated without gating on CXCR4 levels. Filled circles indicate individual samples, and bars represent the average. The data are pooled from three to four independent experiments. A Student\'s *t* test was performed between the indicated groups. \*, P \< 0.05.](jem2032683f06){#fig6}

DISCUSSION
==========

The above findings demonstrate that egress of IgG ASCs from secondary lymphoid organs into blood and BM is sensitive to inhibition by FTY720 treatment and strongly dependent on intrinsic S1P~1~ expression. S1P~1~ abundance and S1P responsiveness is found to be low in most splenic ASCs but is detectable within a Blimp1^int^ CXCR4^int^ splenic ASC population and is most enrichedin ASCs isolated from the blood. These findings establish an important role for S1P~1~ in IgG plasma cell homing and they suggest that differential regulation of S1P~1~ expression in differentiating plasma cells may be a key factor determining whether they remain in secondary lymphoid organs or exit these organs to home to other sites, such as the BM. We also find differential expression of KLF2 between splenic and blood ASCs, pointing to a possible role for this transcription factor in defining the gene expression program associated with the homing decision of differentiating plasma cells.

In a previous study, treatment with FTY720 from the day of primary immunization was found to reduce the magnitude of the IgG plasma cell and germinal center response ([@bib21]). This may have been a consequence


by lining up for a Chain colt shot instead of taking cover, and it paid off. He Dodged with both troops until Hector was dead, and I was able to finish off the Officer with the chain colt next.) Now this doesn’t have anything to do with AROs, but it is still a deployment issue. The Bashi Bazouk is a parachutist, so I needed to pick which edge I would come in on at the beginning, and I picked the one that I foresaw being unguarded after he started to advance. Again, I’m not lining up shots at the moment of deployment, I’m deploying to control portions of the board. The more influence you can assert on the table, the better you can anticipate what you may needto face during your Reactive turn.

All that said, this is, of course, a dice game. I had some really clutch crits in the beginning of the game, that made a huge difference for me. I only needed one order to take out Teucer, and we were on fairly even odds for that. Phoenix I knocked out by shooting through smoke with my Djanbazan, another thing which not all of Haqqislam can do, and I happened to double crit on that roll. Phoenix and Teucer both could have won those rolls, but they didn’t, and it dramatically limited my opponents options for answering the questions my snipers asked.


version of your site.". Imagine it's about a business critical Drupal site where "testing in production" is not ever allowed.
So what options do I have in Drupal, apart from hacking core (which is not an option), to be 100% sure of this? And so that:

It applies for "everybody" (any user), so even user/1 should not be able to do so if (s)he'd be tempted to do so.
It doesn't matter if you're using the Admin UI, Drush, Console or anything similar

Update
There are some D8 core issues about these experimental modules, which IMO are either related, or contains some inspiring comments for finding a possible solution (work around?):

Remove experimental modules from core (or treat them like first class modules).
[meta] No definition of "Experimental" & not nearly enough warning, with proposedexpressed at higher levels than others
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Our cDNA screen suggests that some olfactory receptor genes are expressed at higher levels than others. If all olfactory receptor genes were expressed at equal levels, and our screen and library were unbiased in their coverage of the class II olfactory receptors, the number of cDNAs detected per class II olfactory receptor should follow a Poisson distribution, calculated based on the assumption that all 983 intact class II olfactory receptors have an equal chance of being represented in the screen, but that class I olfactory receptors and pseudogenes cannot be found (Figure [2](#F2){ref-type="fig"}). We calculate a low probability (approximately one in 28) that we would observe any gene with at least eight matching cDNAs in the set of 1,176 cDNAs we assigned to


two class I olfactory receptors with no matching cDNAs. In these assays, we measure transcript level per genomic copy of the gene by comparing how well a gene-specific primer pair amplifies reverse-transcribed RNA, relative to a standard curve of amplification of mouse genomic DNA. We find that expression levels can vary by almost 300-fold between genes (for example, genes A and D, Figure [3](#F3){ref-type="fig"}). However, cDNA numbers are not a good indicator of expression level, a discrepancy that is likely to be due to bias in the screen (we used degenerate primers to make the probes, which will favor some genes over others) and in the libraries (oligo-dT priming will favor genes with shorter 3\' UTRs). For example, we observe large expression differences in all three mice betweenmatches the corresponding gene\'s genomic \'territory\' (defined for this purpose as from 1 kb after the preceding gene to 1 kb after the gene\'s stop codon). We found no cDNAs where introns encompassed other olfactory receptor genes, as reported for olfactory receptors in the human MHC region \[[@B26],[@B27]\]. Six cDNAs do extend further than a single gene\'s \'territory\' and appear not to be artifacts of the sequencing or analysis process. In each of these cases, the clones use splice sites within the 3\' UTR and thus extend further than the arbitrary 1 kb downstream of the stop codon. Five of these six cDNAs also use splice-donor sites within the coding region and encode disrupted olfactory receptors (Figure [6](#F6){ref-type="fig"}). In the sixth cDNA, a 2.6-kb intron is spliced out


odorants? Do the favored olfactory receptors have stronger promoter sequences? Are some olfactory receptor mRNAs more stable than others, leading to higher transcript levels per expressing cell? Are the favored olfactory receptors in more open chromatin conformation or more accessible genomic locations? Transcription of apparent \'singleton\' olfactory receptor genes (0.5 Mb or more from the nearest other olfactory receptor gene) suggests that there is no absolute requirement for genomic clustering for an olfactory receptor to be transcribed, consistent with observations that small olfactory receptor transgenes can be expressed correctly when integrated outside native olfactory receptor clusters \[[@B35]\]. However, the high pseudogene count among singleton olfactory receptor genes (50%, versus 20% for clustered olfactory receptor genes) suggests that not all genomic locations are favorable for olfactory receptor gene survival,an upstream exon, as has been observed previously for a subtelomeric human olfactory receptor gene \[[@B25]\]. Such within-ORF splicing might increase protein-coding diversity, although, given the small number of genes involved, splicing is unlikely to significantly affect the functional receptor repertoire. Most of the atypical splice forms we observe appear to encode non-functional transcripts, containing frameshifts or lacking a start codon or other functional residues conserved throughout the olfactory receptor family. These nonfunctional transcripts are probably aberrant by-products of the splicing system \[[@B43]\] that have not yet been degraded by RNA surveillance systems \[[@B40],[@B41]\]. The neurons expressing these aberrant transcripts might also make normal transcripts for the same genes and thus produce a functional olfactory receptor. Alternatively, the unusual transcriptional regulation of olfactory receptors might ensure that only


one splice isoform is expressed per cell (unlikely, but possible if an RNA-based feedback mechanism operates), thus condemning cells expressing these aberrant isoforms to be dysfunctional.

We also observe transcripts from a small number of olfactory receptor pseudogenes, as previously described for three human olfactory receptor pseudogenes \[[@B26],[@B44]\]. Although many fewer pseudogenes than intact genes were represented in our cDNA collection, some neurons in the olfactory epithelium evidently express disrupted olfactory receptors and thus might be unable to respond to odorants or to correctly innervate the olfactory bulb. Wang, Axel and coworkers have shown that an artificial transgenic olfactory receptor gene containing two nonsense mutations can support development of an olfactory neuron, but that pseudogene-expressing neurons fail to converge on a glomerulus in the olfactory bulb \[[@B45]\]. By analogyone-gene transcriptional regime of the olfactory epithelium. Our results and the sequences we provide will facilitate future global studies of the mechanisms and dynamics of olfactory receptor gene expression.

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Identification of olfactory receptor cDNAs
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An adult mouse cDNA library made from the olfactory epithelium of a single animal was provided by Leslie Vosshall (Rockefeller University, New York, NY, USA), and an embryonic library (made from the olfactory epithelia of several E16.5-E18.5 embryos) was provided by Tyler Cutforth (Columbia University, New York, NY, USA). Both libraries were oligo-dT primed and directionally cloned into the lambdaZAP-XR vector (Stratagene, La Jolla, CA, USA). The adult library has a complexity of 6.5 × 10^6^primary clones, and the embryonic library has a complexity of 1.65 × 10^6^. Libraries were amplified to give titers


cDNAs showed unusual splicing within the 3\' UTR, but the remaining \'territory violators\' were found to be artifacts of the analysis process which fell into three types. These included: cDNAs where the insert appeared to be cloned in the reverse orientation (six cDNAs); sequences from recently duplicated gene pairs, where sim4 assigned coding region and upstream exons to different members of the pair, although exons could equally well have been aligned closer to one another (six cDNAs); and artifacts due to use of sim4\'s N = 1 parameter (nine cDNAs). This parameter instructs the program to make extra effort to match small upstream exons, allowing a greater total length of EST sequence to be matched. However, occasionally the N = 1 parameter caused the program to assign veryattached to the skull and septum. RNA was isolated using the Qiagen RNeasy midi kit (Qiagen, Valencia, CA, USA), including a DNase treatment step. First-strand cDNA was produced from 2.5 μg of RNA in a volume of 50 μl using random hexamers and Invitrogen\'s Superscript II reverse transcriptase (Invitrogen, Carlsbad, CA, USA), according to the manufacturer\'s recommendations. One-twenty-fifth of the resulting cDNA was used as template in subsequent PCR reactions. PCR amplification biased towards class I olfactory receptors was performed using degenerate primers P26 \[[@B17]\] and classI_R1 (5\'-GGRTTIADIRYIGGNGG-3\') with an annealing temperature of 44°C. The product was cloned (TA cloning kit, Invitrogen), and individual clones were sequenced. Specific PCR primers used to confirm expression of individual olfactory receptor genes are given in Additional data file 1. Each PCR


olfactory epithelium RNA samples from three mice. Expression levels for each gene were first determined relative to a standard curve made using mouse genomic DNA templates, and then values for each mouse were normalized so that a housekeeping gene, ribosomal S16, had a value of 1 (arbitrary units) (not shown). Error bars show one standard deviation (six replicate reactions). Genes E and F (AY317773 and AY317797) are class I olfactory receptors. Numbers of cDNAs observed in our screen are shown under each gene name. **(b)**Expression levels of each gene are similar, with some variation, among the three mice sampled. Graphs show pairwise comparisons between the three mice sampled, with relative expression levels (arbitrary units) in one mouse plotted along the *x*-axis and in a second on the *y*-axis.](gb-2003-4-11-r71-3){#F3}

![Olfactoryeducation, ICT has begun to have a presence but the impact has not been as extensive as in other fields both globally and locally within Africa as well as in Kenya. In this study, the researcher sought to find out how the use of ICT in education lends itself to more student-centered learning settings. The study seeks to determine the various impacts of ICT on contemporary secondary education in Kenya as well as potential challenges. The study was conducted through survey method. The researcher sought permission from the Ministry of Education in Kenya to collect research data from the sampled schools since all of them were public secondary schools. The researcher constructed questionnaires which were used to collect data from various respondents in the sampled Nepad e-schools in