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(concentration ≥ 2.5 mM) correlates with a strong decrease in cell viability within 24 h.

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(A) Twenty-four hours after exposure to diverse concentrations of H~2~O~2~ for 30 min, the viability of WRL68 cells was analysed with the MTT assay. Cell viability was expressed as the percentage of viable cells with respect to those determined in the controls (H~2~O~2~ non-treated cells), which was considered to be 100%. Bar graph shows the mean ± SEM of three independent experiments. Significant differences with respect to the controls (H~2~O~2~ non-treated cells): \**P* \< 0.05, \*\**P* \< 0.01 and \*\*\**P* \< 0.001. (B) ROS production by WRL68 cells was evaluated by incubating the cells with H~2~DCFDA for 30 min, before exposing them to H~2~O~2~. Thetypes using MicroP software at 2 h and 4 h after the exposure to H~2~O~2~: type I, corresponding to mitochondria with small globular shapes, and type II, mitochondria with tubular shapes. The mitochondria in the control cells were mainly organised into networks of tubular subtype forms (type II morphology) throughout the cytoplasm, and 2 h after H~2~O~2~ treatment, the mitochondria mainly presented small granular shapes (corresponding to type I morphology) and were predominantly located in the perinuclear region ([Fig 6A](#pone.0187130.g006){ref-type="fig"}). Most of the mitochondria in non-treated cells were tubular in shape (type II; 50.6 ± 1.7%), and 48.1 ± 1.4% were classified as type I ([Fig 6B](#pone.0187130.g006){ref-type="fig"}). This distribution was altered by H~2~O~2~ treatment, after which 65.9 ± 1.7% of the mitochondria had a type I morphology, while


acids. Hence, oxidative stress and ROS can have various biological consequences, which include non-survival or survival according to the extent of damage and the cellular context\[[@pone.0187130.ref061]\]. The resultant DNA oxidative damage can lead to mild activation or overactivation of PARPs. In the first instance, PARPs activation induced by moderate oxidative damage does not cause depletion of NAD^+^, and the cell death produced would not depend on PARPs activation. However, excessive oxidative stress can elicit extensive DNA damage associated with a strong NAD^+^ depletion generated by PARPs overactivation, and the ensuing cell death would be PARPs-dependent\[[@pone.0187130.ref022], [@pone.0187130.ref062], [@pone.0187130.ref063]\]. The present results are consistent with this proposition, given that lower doses of H~2~O~2~ (0.25 mM) were associated with low ROS generation ([Fig 2C](#pone.0187130.g002){ref-type="fig"}), moderate PARPs activation ([Fig 3B](#pone.0187130.g003){ref-type="fig"}) and noDaniels" (2008). 2008 Decisions. Paper 1155.
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Hundreds of thousands more people in the UK are now
living in poverty than were four years ago, according to a new
report by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation.

The think tank said the progress to reduce poverty made
over the last 20 years had started to reverse.

Increasing rent prices and falling state support were
significant contributing factors to the rise in poverty, the
report said.

LONDON — Hundreds of thousands more UK children and pensioners
are living in poverty than were four years ago, according to a
new report by the Joseph Rowntree
Foundation (JFR).

The report found "continued increases in poverty" since 2012/13,
with an increase of almost 400,000 children and 300,000
pensioners living below the poverty line.

Although the last 20 years witnessed a dramatic reduction in the
number of children and pensioners living in poverty, the report
said that progress "isthese
are children, and eight million are from families where at least
one person is in work. In 1994/95, it said , 58% of lone parents
lived in poverty, which fell to a low of 41% in 2010/11. But by
2015/16 this had risen again to 46%.

Since 2012, "very little progress has been made in reducing
poverty among working-age adults," the report said.

The JRF pointed to three factors that had previously contributed
to a fall in poverty which were now in question: state support
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increasing, and rising employment is no longer reducing poverty.

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benefits and tax credits are reducing incomes and crippling costs
are squeezing budgets to breaking point," said Campbell. "The
Budget offered little to ease the


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The main difference between this and a batchat or t-100 is that this can go 105 kph, is tough to track with anything other than an HE splash taking out 4+ wheels. The camo should be around mid range for a Tier 10 LT, so certainly not too shabby. Any view range much higher than 350m will just mean more camo being seen through. Do you really want to move maybe 300m in a t100 at the start of a game on prok, only for the enemy EBR to be camoed up in a bush 800m away from his spawn, while having the same viewrange as you?

The main difference between this and a batchat or t-100 is that350m view range is completely unsuitable for any form of scouting, unless being fired upon is a crucial component... The fact they cannot fit Binoculars compounds this. An enemy LT100 with 40% camouflage would still outspot this vehicle, albeit at a much closer range. About the only scout which outspots a full camouflaged LT100 is the ELC EVEN 90, but that... toy... is able to approach mythological levels of light tank camouflage...

No need to do anything complicated when a tool in game gives you the exact numbers you want. Tank with 350 base view range set up with BIA, SA, Recon, bond vents, bond optics, optics directive:

Feel free to test it yourself.

As to if its too low, at first I would say yes (for sure yes for the


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For any measure $\mu$ on a measure space and measurable function $f$ on the same space, we use the notation $\int_{x} f(x) \mu(dx)$ for the integral of $f$ with respect to $\mu$. Recall that a *kernel* associated with a measure space $(\Omega,\mathcal{A})$ is a function $K \, : \, \Omega \times \mathcal{A} \mapsto [0,1]$ with the properties that:

1.  the map $x \mapsto K(x,A)$ is $\mathcal{A}$-measurable for every $A \in \mathcal{A}$, and

2.  the map $A \mapsto K(x,A)$ is a probability measure on $(\Omega,\mathcal{A})$ for every $x \in \Omega$.

A kernel is called *reversible* with respect to a measure $\mu$ if \_[A]{} K(x,B) (dx) = \_[B]{}method. It allows us to replace the term $\min_{x} \pi(x)$ in inequality (which is always zero for chains on continuous state spaces) with the term $\pi_{\ast}$ (which, by the right choice of representation in , can be made non-zero, even on continuous state spaces). As mentioned in the Introduction, no nontrivial bound on the mixing time is possible for Markov chains on continuous state spaces if this requirement is removed entirely.*

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 *               type of cohomology class is called a Poisson structure ([@B-G-p], [@xu]) on $A$. Applying this idea to orbifold, we can represent an orbifold $X$ by a proper étale groupoid $\mathcal {G}$ [@M] (different representations of same orbifold are Morita equivalent as Lie groupoids). We consider the smooth groupoid algebra $C^\infty_c(\mathcal {G})$ associated to $\mathcal {G}$. We studied in [@H-T] Poisson structures on $C^\infty_c(\mathcal {G})$. We find that Poisson structures on $C^\infty_c(\mathcal {G})$ are richer than we naturally expect from geometry. On an orbifold, multivector fields and Schouten-Nijenhuis bracket are well defined. Accordingly, we can consider bivector fields on $X$ whose Schouten-Nijenhuis bracket with themselves vanish. We found that [@H-T]\[Theorem 4.1\] there are many more Poisson structures on $C^\infty_c(\mathcal {G})$ than the above type of bivector fields on $X$.


of $SL(2,\mathbb{R})$ isomorphic to $\{\left(\begin{array}{cc}\rho&0\\
    0&\rho^{-1}\end{array}\right): \rho^{2n+1}=1\}$ for some $n\in
    \mathbb{N}$. (If $\rho^{2n}=1$, then $\rho^n=-1$ and $G$ contains the element $\left(\begin{array}{cc}-1&0\\
    0&-1\end{array}\right)$.)

    We observe that if $B=\left(\begin{array}{cc}\alpha&\beta\\
    \gamma&\delta\end{array}\right)\in GL(2, \mathbb{C})$ is a normalizer of $G$, then $\alpha\beta=\gamma\delta=0$. Therefore, $B=\left(\begin{array}{ll}\alpha&0\\
    0&\gamma\end{array}\right)$ or $\left(\begin{array}{ll}0&\beta\\
    \delta&0\end{array}\right)$. This shows that any element in $\Gamma$ is either diagonal or of the form $\left(\begin{array}{ll}0&\beta\\
    \delta&0\end{array}\right)$. As we have assumed that $\Gamma$ is not an abelian group, there has to be a nonzero $B$ in $\Gamma$ of the form $\left(\begin{array}{ll}0&\beta\\
    \delta&0\end{array}\right)$.

    Compute $B^2=\left(\begin{array}{cc}\beta\delta&0\\
    0&\delta\beta\end{array}\right)$. By the assumption of $\Gamma$, $\beta\delta=1$. Therefore, $B=\left(\begin{array}{cc}0&a\\
on $$H^\bullet(S(V^*)\rtimes \Gamma, S(V^*)\rtimes
\Gamma)=\Big(\bigoplus_{\gamma\in \Gamma}S({V^\gamma}^*)\otimes
\wedge^{\bullet-l(\gamma)}V^\gamma \otimes
\wedge^{l(\gamma)}N^\gamma\Big)^\Gamma$$ by setting elements in $S({V^\gamma}^*)\otimes
\wedge^{\bullet-l(\gamma)}V^\gamma \otimes
\wedge^{l(\gamma)}N^\gamma$ of degree $l(\gamma)$.

By Poisson cohomology with respect to $\Pi$, we mean the cohomology on $H^\bullet(S(V^*)\rtimes \Gamma, S(V^*)\rtimes \Gamma)$ with the differential $d_\Pi$ defined by taking the generalized Schouten-Nijenhuis bracket $d_\Pi f=[\Pi,f ]$ for $f\in
H^\bullet(S(V^*)\rtimes \Gamma, S(V^*)\rtimes \Gamma)$. According to [@H-T]\[Thm. 3.4\], the Poisson differential $d_\Pi$ is compatible with the above filtration with respect to $l(\gamma)$ as if $\deg(f)=i$, $(d_\Pi f)_\gamma=0$ if $l(\gamma)\ne i$ or $i+2$. Therefore, we can use spectral sequence associated to the filtration defined by the grading $l$ to compute the Poisson cohomology $H_\Pi$.

The $E_0$ of the spectral sequence associated to the above filtration is the Poisson cohomology with respect to the Poisson structure $\pi$ which is the component of $\Pi$ supported at identity


$\pi$ and $\psi_{\gamma, \alpha_1, \cdots,
\alpha_n}(X_\gamma)$ are $\alpha_{n+1}$ invariant, we can write $\pi=\pi_0+\pi_1+\pi_2$ and $\psi_{\gamma, \alpha_1, \cdots,
\alpha_n}(X_\gamma)=X_0+X_1+X_2$ such that $\pi_i, X_i$ contain $i$ number of vector fields along $N^{\alpha_{n+1}}$. It is easy to see that $[\pi_0+\pi_1, X_0+X_1]$ will contribute zero at $\gamma\alpha_1\cdots\alpha_{n+1}$ by the facts that $\pi$ is a linear Poisson structure and $[\pi_0+\pi_1, X_0+X_1]$ at $\gamma\alpha_1\cdots\alpha_{n+1}$ is the restriction to $V^{\gamma\alpha_1\cdots\alpha_{n+1}}$ of the component $$S({V^{\gamma\alpha_1\cdots\alpha_{n+1}}}^*)\otimes\wedge^\bullet
V^{\gamma\alpha_1\cdots\alpha_{n+1}} \otimes \wedge
^{l(\gamma)}N^\gamma\otimes \wedge^2 N^{\alpha_1}\otimes \cdots
\otimes \wedge^2 N^{\alpha_{n+1}}$$ in $[\pi_0+\pi_1, X_0+X_1]$. Furthermore, $[\pi_2, X_2]$ vanishes as it is a 3 vector field normal to $V^{\alpha_{n+1}}$, which is of codimension 2. Therefore, $[\pi, \psi_{\gamma, \alpha_1, \cdots,
\alpha_n}(X_\gamma)]$ at $\gamma\alpha_1\cdots\alpha_{n+1}$ is equal to $$[\pi, X_2]+[\pi_2, X]=[\pi, \psi_{\gamma, \alpha_1, \cdots,
\alpha_{n+1}}(X_\gamma)]+[\pi_{\alpha_{n+1}}, \psi_{\gamma,
\alpha_1, \cdots, \alpha_{n}}(X_\gamma)].$$ Next, we observe that $\psi_{\gamma, \alpha_1, \cdots,
\alpha_{n+1}}([\pi_{\alpha_n}, \psi_{\gamma, \alpha_1,
\cdots,\alpha_{n-1}}(X_\gamma)])$ is equal to $[\pi_{\alpha_n},
\psi_{\gamma, \alpha_1, \cdots,\alpha_{n-1},
\alpha_{n+1}}(X_\gamma)]$different types of monomers tends to segregate, expressed by $2 e_{\rm HP}>e_{\rm PP}+e_{\rm HH}$. Conditions 2) and 3) were derived from the analysis [@ltw] of the real protein data contained in the Miyazawa-Jernigan matrix [@mj] of inter-residue contact energies between different types of amino acids. Since we consider only the compact structures all of which have the same total number of contacts, we can freely shift and rescale the interaction energies, leaving only one free parameter. Throughout this section, we choose $e_{\rm HH}=-2.3$, $e_{\rm HP}=-1$ and $e_{\rm PP}=0$ which satisfy conditions 2) and 3) above. The results are insensitive to the value of $e_{\rm HH}$ as long as both these conditions are satisfied. (The analysis in Ref. [@ltw] on the interaction potential of amino acids arrived at a form


example, the top structure can be designed by $3,794$ different sequences ($N_S=3,794$), while there are $4,256$ structures for which $N_S=0$. The number of structures having a given $N_S$ decreases monotonically (with small fluctuations) as $N_S$ increases (Fig. \[histo3d\]a). There is a long tail to the distribution. Structures contributing to the tail of the distribution have $N_S>>\overline {N_S}=61.7$, where $\overline {N_S}$ is the average number. We call these structures “highly designable” structures. The distribution is very different from the Poisson distribution (also shown in Fig. \[histo3d\]a) that would result if the compact structures were statistically equivalent. For a Poisson distribution with a mean $\overline {N_S}=61.7$, the probability of finding even one structure with $N_S>120$ is $1.76\times 10^{-6}$.

The highly designable structures are, on average, thermodynamically more stable than other structures. The stabilitythe $2^N$ strings of 0s and 1s correspond to structures. If we consider only compact structures where $\sum_i s_i=n_c$ with $n_c$ the number of core sites, then the structure vectors $\{\vec{s}\}$ cover only a small fraction of the vertices of a hyperplane in the $N$-dimensional hypercube.

Now imagine putting all the sequences $\{\vec{\sigma}\}$ and all the structures $\{\vec{s}\}$ together in the $N$-dimensional space (see Fig. \[voron\] for a schematic illustration). (In a more general case it would be simplest to picture if one normalizes $\{\vec{h}\}$ and $\{\vec{s}\}$ so that $0\le h_i,s_i \le 1$.) From Eq. (\[ham2\]), it is evident that a sequence will have a structure as its unique ground state if and only if the sequence is closer (measured by the distance defined by Eq. (\[ham2\])) to the structure than to


in the previous section. To further probe how structure vectors are distributed in the $N$-dimensional space, we measure the number of structures, $n_{\vec{s}}(d)$, at a Hamming distance $d$ from a given structure $\vec{s}$. Note that all the $57,337$ structures are distributed on the vertices of the hyperplane defined by $\sum_i s_i=16$. There are a total of $C_{36}^{16}=7,307,872,110$ vertices in the hyperplane. If the structure vectors were distributed uniformly on these vertices, $n_{\vec{s}}(d)$ would be the same for all structures and would be: $n^0(d)=\rho N(d)$, where $\rho=57,337/7,307,872,110$ is the average density of structures on the hyperplane and $N(d)=C_{16}^{d/2}C_{20}^{d/2}$ is the number of vertices at distance $d$ from a given vertex. In Fig. \[nd\]a, $n_{\vec{s}}(d)$ is plotted for three different structures with low, intermediate, and high designabilities, respectively, along with $n^0(d)$.n**2 - n. Let k be w(1). Suppose 2*s = -4*g - 2*s + 112, -44 = -g + k*s. Let z = g + -11. What is the units digit of z?
1
Suppose 4*s = -s + 30. Let k = 10 - s. Let c = k - -1. What is the units digit of c?
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Suppose -6*j - 101 + 17 = 0. What is the units digit of (-358)/(-9) + j/(-63)?
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Let b(s) = -73*s**3 - 2*s**2 - s. Let v be b(-1). Let t = v - 42. Let x = t + -20. What is the tens digit of x?
1
Let r(c) = -c**3 + 5*c**2 - 4. Let o be r(5). What is the units digit of (-2 - 6/o)*-8?
4
Let u(i) = i - 3.


the units digit of y?
4
Suppose f = -0 + 1. What is the units digit of (f/(-3))/(3/(-63))?
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Let s = 14 + -16. Let w = -3 - -4. What is the units digit of (-7 - w)/(s/2)?
8
Suppose 4*a = 6*a - 18. Let w(k) = -a + 10*k + 2*k**2 + k**2 - 4*k**2. What is the units digit of w(8)?
7
Let v = 16 - -10. What is the units digit of v?
6
Let h = 53 + -8. Suppose 0*s + h = 3*s. What is the tens digit of s?
1
Suppose 5*z - 15 + 0 = 0. Suppose -2*h = h - z. Let x = 2 - h. What is the units digit of x?
1
Suppose -4*u - 2*i = -6, u + 1 = -3*i -vector::reserve or vector::resize to not overallocate. Otherwise use vector::shrink_to_fit after lots of insertions.
To speed up searches on the id, sort the vector on it and use a binary_search/lower_bound.
If you have lots of strings with the same content, use a flyweight class. This can also substantially speed up string comparisons.
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we assume that N=2 users can be multiplexed by NOMA. Unlike NOMA, in NOMA-GSSK, $UE_3$ and $UE_4$ are multiplexed in the spatial domain, and the remaining users in the power domain, i.e., NOMA. Assuming that one channel bandwidth is $15$ kHz (LTE’s sub-band channel bandwidth), NOMA requires $30$ kHz for $4$ users, considering two users per channel. NOMA-GSSK can support all $4$ users with only $15$ kHz ($1$ sub-channel). This shows that NOMA-GSSK has naturally better spectral efficiency than NOMA. There are $N_H$ possible index sets $j$ representing the active antennas, i.e., $b_H$ = $log2(N_H)$ bits can be conveyed by the particular choice of index set j. If K$>$1 cell-edge users are supposed to be supported, they have to share these $b_H$ bits, i.e., each user will receive $b_H/K$ bits-per-channel-use (bpcu).

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Any idea what could be wrong?
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            // don't bother with the unserialization - PHP handles this automatically
            return unserialize($fields["session_data"]);

        }

        // if there was an error return an empty string - this HAS to be an empty string
        return "";

    }

    function write($session_id, $session_data)
    {
        // global $gf;

        // first checks


               session_data
            WHERE
                session_expire < '".(time() - $maxlifetime)."'
        ");

    }

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    $session = new dbsession();

?>

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I suspect the reason its not working would be clear if your error reporting was working correctly.
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Oh, and Anonymous Coward down below, as long as you include militant Atheism in your list of fundamentalist religions, I'm right with you on that one!

I think your paragraph below sums up what some people like us are looking to see:

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   0, 0);

	lradc->ts_input = input;
	input_set_drvdata(input, lradc);
	ret = input_register_device(input);
	if (ret)
		input_free_device(lradc->ts_input);

	return ret;
}

static void mxs_lradc_ts_unregister(struct mxs_lradc *lradc)
{
	if (!lradc->use_touchscreen)
		return;

	mxs_lradc_disable_ts(lradc);
	input_unregister_device(lradc->ts_input);
}

/*
 * IRQ Handling
 */
static irqreturn_t mxs_lradc_handle_irq(int irq, void *data)
{
	struct iio_dev *iio = data;
	struct mxs_lradc *lradc = iio_priv(iio);
	unsigned long reg = readl(lradc->base + LRADC_CTRL1);
	u32 clr_irq = mxs_lradc_irq_mask(lradc);
	const u32 ts_irq_mask =
		LRADC_CTRL1_TOUCH_DETECT_IRQ |
		LRADC_CTRL1_LRADC_IRQ(TOUCHSCREEN_VCHANNEL1) |
		LRADC_CTRL1_LRADC_IRQ(TOUCHSCREEN_VCHANNEL2);

	if (!(reg & mxs_lradc_irq_mask(lradc)))
		return IRQ_NONE;

	if (lradc->use_touchscreen && (reg & ts_irq_mask)) {
		mxs_lradc_handle_touch(lradc);

		/* Make sure we don't clear the next conversion's interrupt. */
		clr_irq &= ~(LRADC_CTRL1_LRADC_IRQ(TOUCHSCREEN_VCHANNEL1) |
				LRADC_CTRL1_LRADC_IRQ(TOUCHSCREEN_VCHANNEL2));
	}

	if (iio_buffer_enabled(iio)) {
		if (reg & lradc->buffer_vchans)
			iio_trigger_poll(iio->trig);
	} else if (reg & LRADC_CTRL1_LRADC_IRQ(0)) {
		complete(&lradc->completion);
	}

	mxs_lradc_reg_clear(lradc, reg & clr_irq, LRADC_CTRL1);

	return IRQ_HANDLED;
}

/*
 * Trigger handling
 */
static irqreturn_t mxs_lradc_trigger_handler(int irq, void *p)
{
	struct iio_poll_func *pf = p;
	struct iio_dev *iio = pf->indio_dev;
	struct mxs_lradc *lradc = iio_priv(iio);
	const u32 chan_value = LRADC_CH_ACCUMULATE |
		((LRADC_DELAY_TIMER_LOOP - 1) << LRADC_CH_NUM_SAMPLES_OFFSET);
	unsigned int i, j = 0;

	for_each_set_bit(i, iio->active_scan_mask, LRADC_MAX_TOTAL_CHANS) {
		lradc->buffer[j] = readl(lradc->base +mxs_lradc_handle_irq, 0,
				       of_cfg->irq_name[i], iio);
		if (ret)
			goto err_clk;
	}

	lradc->vref_mv = of_cfg->vref_mv;

	platform_set_drvdata(pdev, iio);

	init_completion(&lradc->completion);
	mutex_init(&lradc->lock);

	iio->name = pdev->name;
	iio->dev.parent = &pdev->dev;
	iio->info = &mxs_lradc_iio_info;
	iio->modes = INDIO_DIRECT_MODE;
	iio->masklength = LRADC_MAX_TOTAL_CHANS;

	if (lradc->soc == IMX23_LRADC) {
		iio->channels = mx23_lradc_chan_spec;
		iio->num_channels = ARRAY_SIZE(mx23_lradc_chan_spec);
	} else {
		iio->channels = mx28_lradc_chan_spec;
		iio->num_channels = ARRAY_SIZE(mx28_lradc_chan_spec);
	}

	ret = iio_triggered_buffer_setup(iio, &iio_pollfunc_store_time,
					 &mxs_lradc_trigger_handler,
					 &mxs_lradc_buffer_ops);
	if (ret)
		goto err_clk;

	ret = mxs_lradc_trigger_init(iio);
	if (ret)
		goto err_trig;

	/* Populate available ADC input ranges */
	for (i = 0; i < LRADC_MAX_TOTAL_CHANS; i++) {
		for (s = 0; s < ARRAY_SIZE(lradc->scale_avail[i]); s++) {
			/*
			 * [s=0] = optional divider by two disabled (default)
			 * [s=1] = optional divider by two enabled
			 *
			 * The scale is calculated by doing:
			 *   Vref >> (realbits - s)
			 * which multiplies by two on the second component
			 * of the array.
			 */
			scale_uv = ((u64)lradc->vref_mv[i] * 100000000) >>
				   (LRADC_RESOLUTION -


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Wyoming’s sole member of the U.S. House of Representatives, Republican Liz Cheney, described Tuesday’s action as the “result of excessive litigation pursued by radical environmentalists intent on destroying our Western way of life.”

Cheney said she has introduced legislation to restore the de-listing by an act of Congress, which would move grizzly management back to the state.


Salfi, 422 U.S. 749, 95 S.Ct. 2457, 45 L.Ed.2d 522 (1975), for the proposition that in order to maintain a class action every member of the class had to exhaust administrative remedies.  The District Judge found to the contrary.  He held:

5
Congress intended federal employees to have the same remedies as private sector employees under the Act.  The procedural provisions applicable to private litigants are expressly adopted as governing federal litigants in § 2000e-16(d).

6
Williams v. Tennessee Valley Authority, 415 F.Supp. 454, 457 (M.D.Tenn.1976).

7
It is now clear that a private sector employee who has exhausted his or her administrative remedies may maintain a class action under Title VII, even though no other member of the class has exhausted administrative remedies.  See Albemarle Paper Co. v. Moody,basis under Title VII without exhaustion of administrative procedures by the unnamed class members.  See, e.g., Rosen v. Public Service Electric & Gas Co., 409 F.2d 775, 780 (CA3 1969), and 477 F.2d 90, 95-96 (CA3 1973); Robinson v. Lorillard Corp., 444 F.2d 791, 802 (CA4 1971); United States v. Georgia Power Co., 474 F.2d 906, 919-921 (CA5 1973); Head v. Timken Roller Bearing Co., supra, 486 F.2d (870 (CA6 1973) ) at 876; Bowe v. Colgate-Palmolive Co., 416 F.2d 711, 719-721 (CA7 1969); United States v. N. L. Industries, Inc., 479 F.2d 354, 378-379 (CA8 1973).

The District Judge concluded:

9
For the reasons hereinbefore stated, this suit will be certified as a class action in behalf of all blacks presently employed by TVA, or formerly employed and presently


review of discrimination claims might form a logical predicate for denial of any class action on racial discrimination charges by government employees and would support TVA's claim that no racial discrimination case could be brought except by each employee filing and processing his or her individual claim before the agency and the CSC.

16
We do not so read either Congressional intent in adopting the 1972 Amendments to Title VII (which amendments created a judicial remedy for discrimination in federal employment) or the interpretations of these amendments by the Supreme Court.

17
Dissatisfaction with complaint procedures of the CSC prior to 1972 and uncertainty about the requirement of exhaustion of administrative remedies were among the factors leading Congress to make judicial relief available to federal employees under Title VII.  The Houseof the class must exhaust administrative remedies in order to gain access to the federal courts under § 2000e-16.

33
Moreover, it is not clear that Congressional criticism of CSC procedures prior to 1972 no longer applies.  Judge J. Skelly Wright, in dicta in Hackley v. Roudebush, 171 U.S.App.D.C. 376, 520 F.2d 108 (1975), observed:

34
It is evident from a comparison of 5 C.F.R. Part 713 as it existed before and after the 1972 amendments that no substantial reform was effectuated to meet these congressional concerns.  To be sure, the regulations were expanded to include, inter alia, provisions governing third-party allegations, the aggrieved employee's right to file a civil action in District Court, allegations of reprisal or coercion, and the necessity for various remedial actions where discrimination is found.


altered, with the "hearing examiner" now denominated a "complaints examiner" but with the practical limitations on his independence and the fact that ultimate decision-making authority rests with the agency head persisting under the "revised" procedures.  The examiner need have no legal training, and no rules of evidence govern the hearing; hearsay is explicitly rendered admissible and examiners are informed that the concept of "burden (of proof)" has no applicability to the hearing process.  Moreover, the issues are delineated by the complaints examiner, and he rather than the complainant molds the agency record.  And particularly important in evaluating the credibility of the agency proceedings as adequate fact-finding mechanisms, the examiner has no subpoena power and thus neither the complainant nor the examiner has the right to       rt.val rt.intTypeLiteral, val
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      if rt.isStringType str.t
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Cyrous co-curated Inside Out Iran, an exhibition of Iranian urban art in London in 2015. She was the executive producer of Mutiny of Colours, a feature-length documentary film about street art and graffiti in Iran.

She curated the video exhibition Eleven and a Half Hours in Oakland in 2017, displaying the works of the Iranian artist Shirin Abedinirad and the American artist Dionne Lee. Cyrous combined the two with the intention of


Two-step synthesis of novel, bioactive derivatives of the ubiquitous cofactor nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD).
We report the design and concise synthesis, in two steps from commercially available material, of novel, bioactive derivatives of the enzyme cofactor nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD). The new synthetic dinucleotides act as sirtuin (SIRT) inhibitors and show isoform selectivity for SIRT2 over SIRT1. An NMR-based conformational analysis suggests that the conformational preferences of individual analogues may contribute to their isoform selectivity.circles indicate FeKoV strains identified in the present study. All FeKoV strains are divided into different groups according their geographical regions: the Korean strains with green lines, Italian strain with blue line and Chinese strains with red lines. AiV, Aichi virus; BKV, bovine kobuvirus; CaKoV, canine kobuvirus; FeKoV, feline kobuvirus; MoKoV, murine kobuvirus; PKoV, porcine kobuvirus. BR, Brazil; CHN, China; DE, Germany; EGY, Egypt; HUN, Hungary; IT, Italy; JP, Japan; KOR, South Korea; UK, the United Kingdom; USA, the United States. (For interpretation of the references to colour in this figure legend, the reader is referred to the web version of this article.)Fig. 4

4. Discussion {#s0070}
=============

In the past few years, the circulations of kobuvirus in cats had been reported in South Korea, Italy and southern China ([@bb0030]; [@bb0045];


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t
Let j be 3*3/21 + (-3162)/1547. Is -2 > j?
False
Let p(i) = -3*i**3 + 4*i**2 - 3*i. Let b be p(2). Let m = b + 24. Let r = m - 11. Which is greater: 2/55 or r?
2/55
Let f be (-6)/1 + 19527*10/32550. Which is smaller: 1 or f?
f
Suppose 0 = -0*w + 2*w + 34. Let g be (2/2)/(-5*12/30). Do w and g have the same value?
False
Suppose 2*t - 4 = -t + 2*v, -5*t + 2*v = 0. Let q = 16 - t. Is q not equal to -0.1?
True
Let o(r) = -r**3 - 3*r + 2. Let n be o(-2). Suppose -2*v = 14 - n. Which is smaller: 3/7 or v?
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Suppose -p - 342@silva]). These free fermions arise in the following way. We are interested in states with $\Delta -J=0$. The only such state is the lowest Kaluza-Klein mode of the field $Z$ on the $S^3$. This mode has a harmonic oscillator potential which arises from its conformal coupling to the curvature of $S^3$ [@wittenholography]. So we are interested in the gauge invariant states of a matrix $Z$ in a harmonic oscillator potential. Standard arguments for matrix quantum mechanics [@brezin] imply that the system reduces to $N$ fermions in a harmonic oscillator potential. We can think of these fermions as forming droplets in phase space. The ground state corresponds to a circular droplet. Equivalently, we can say that we have a quantum hall fluid. We can form the new Hamiltonian $H'
=


d\^2+ \^2 d\_3\^2 + d \^2 + \^2 d \^2 + \^2 d\_3\^2 \] So we see that $r_0 =R^2_{AdS}=R_{S^5}^2$. In fact, under an overall scaling of the coordinates $ (x_i , y) \to \lambda ( x_i, y)$ the metric scales by a factor $\lambda$. This is what we expect since the total area of the droplets is equal to the number of branes, a fact which we will demonstrate later. By comparing the value of the $AdS$ radius we obtained in (\[ourads\]) and the standard answer, $R^4_{AdS} = 4 \pi l_p^4N$, we can write the precise quantization condition on the area of the droplets in the 12 plane as[^3] ł[hbardef]{} ([Area]{}) = 4 \^2 l\_p\^4 N  ,           [or]{}   = 2 l\_p\^4 where $N$ is an integer, and we havethe five-manifold with topology $S^4 \times S^1$ from the surface depicted in figure \[ringcup\].

Another interesting property of the solutions is their energy or their angular momentum $J$. These are equal to each other due to the BPS condition $\Delta = J$. As explained in [@berenstein], this energy is the energy of the fermions in a harmonic oscillator potential minus the energy of the ground state of $N$ fermions[^6]. From the gravity solution it is easier to read off the angular momentum. This involves computing the leading terms in the $g_{\phi+t,t}$ components of the metric. The details of this computation are given in appendix \[AppEnergy\]. The final expression is &=& J = [ 116 \^3 l\_p\^8 ]{}\
&=& \_[D]{} [ d\^2 x 2 ]{} [ (x\_1\^2 + x\_2\^2) ]{} -


( \_[D]{} [ d\^2 x 2 ]{} )\^2 ł[energyf]{} where $\cal D$ is the domain where $z = - \half$, which is the domain where the fermions are. Using the definition of $\hbar$ in (\[hbardef\]) we see that this is the quantum energy of the fermions minus the energy of the ground state.

None of the solutions described here has a horizon and they are all regular solutions. A singular solution was considered in [@myerstat]. That solution was obtained as the extremal limit of a charged black hole in gauged supergravity [@5dgbh1; @5dgbh2]. Since it is a BPS solution it obeys our equations. We find that the boundary conditions on the $y=0$ plane are such that we have a disk, similar to the one we have in $AdS$ buta simple manner to the fermion fluid picture for the pp wave. Once we compactify $x^-$ we have fermions on a cylinder, where we fill half the cylinder. The asymptotic conditions automatically imply that we are only interested in states with zero $U(1)$ charge. The $U(1)$ charge is related to the position of the Fermi level. We always choose it such that the total number of particles and holes is zero. The energy of the fermions is the same as the number $N$ of M2 branes. These are relativistic fermions which can be bosonized and the number of states with energy $E= N$ is indeed given by the partitions of $N$. States which contain highly energetic holes or particles, as shown in figure \[twovacua\], correspond to M5 branes


\[ d ( \_y D) + ( \_y D)\^2 dy\]\
F & = & dB\_t (dt + V) + B\_t d V + d B\
B\_t &=& - 4 y\^3 e\^[-6]{}\
d B & =& 2 \*\_3 \[ ( y \_y\^2 D + y (\_y D)\^2 - \_y D ) dy + y \_i \_y D dx\^i \]\
& =& 2 \_3 \[ y\^2 ( \_y [ 1 y]{} \_y e\^[D]{} ) dy + y dx\^i \_i \_y D \] ł[bspatial]{} where $i,j=1,2$, and $  *_3$ is the epsilon symbol of the three dimensional metric $ dy^2 + e^{ D} dx_i^2 $, and $\tilde *_3$ is the flat space $\epsilon$ symbol. The function $D$ which determines the solution obeys the equation ł[toda]{} (\_1\^2 + \_2\^2 )D + \_y\^2 e\^[D]{} =0 This$\epsilon$ symbol and $\cal
D$ is the region in the $12$ plane where the $S^2$ shrinks which is inside the original $\Sigma'_2$ surface. This integral counts the number of two branes. If the five–branes were fermions the two-branes are holes. The equation (\[toda\]) implies that the two form we are integrating in (\[twobrch\]) is closed.

Notice that in both cases the fluxes are given by the area measured with a metric constructed form $D$. So we first have to solve the Toda equation, (\[toda\]), find $D$, and only then can we know the number of $M2$ and $M5$ branes associated to the droplets. Note also that any two droplets which differ by a conformal transformation seem to give us the same answer. In fact, if we consider circular droplets of


we have circular droplets.

Unfortunately the Toda equation is not as easy to solve as the Laplace equation, so it is harder to find new solutions. There are a few other known solutions. There are two singular solutions that correspond to extremal limits of charged black holes in 7d and 4d gauged supergravity[^17]. They obey our equations but not the boundary conditions. In section \[gsugrasection\] we will construct a new non-singular solution of 7d gauged supergravity. This solution is associated to a droplet of elliptical shape.

In the case of solutions with an extra Killing vector we can reduce the problem to a Laplace equation using [@ward]. Let us consider a translational Killing vector. In the case that the solution is independent of $x_1$ the equation (\[toda\]) reduces to themeans that the circle parameterized by $\chi$ is shrinking. One can check in general that if $e^{D}$ becomes zero linearly as $ e^{D} = {\rm const}(y_c-y)$, with $y_c \not
=0$, then the circle $\chi$ shrinks in a smooth manner, as long as $\chi \sim \chi + 2 \pi $. Note that this periodicity is reasonable given that the $\chi$ dependence of the Killing spinor is $e^{ i \half \chi}$ (see appendix \[AppMderiv\]). So we see that the spinor behaves in a smooth way too. Another new feature of these solutions is that the $\chi$ circle is non-trivially fibered over the Riemann surface. In fact we can compute the flux of $dV$ and find that it is equal to ł[fluxv]{} \_[\_2 = H\_2/]{} d V = g ( 4 )


the boundaries between the two regions.

It is possible to define a path integral such that only these geometries contribute. This can be done by defining a suitable index and taking appropriate limits, [@mms]. One interesting aspect of the quantization of these geometries is that topologically non-trivial fluctuations, which are highly curved and have small energies (quantum foam), such as the ones arising from small droplets close to the Fermi sea, are already included in the path integral when we consider ordinary low energy gravity and do not need to be considered separately. The fact that the geometric and field theory descriptions match so nicely can be viewed as a test of $AdS/CFT$ in the half BPS sector. This system displays very clearly the geometric transitions [@ks; @transitions] that\_K\_&=&- e\^[-(H+G)]{}\
&=& -e\^[-(H+G)]{}F\_ f\_2 - e\^[-(H-G)]{} F\_ f\_1\
\[33Eqnf4\] \_L\_&=& e\^[-(H+G)]{} Another interesting set of spinor bilinears involves taking the the spinor and its transpose. We are going to be particularly interested in a one-form which obeys a useful equation ł[oneform]{} \_&=&\^t \^2 \_ ,\
d &=& 0 ł[omegaequation]{} where in our conventions[^27] $\Gamma^2 \gamma_\mu^t \Gamma^2 = - \gamma_\mu$, and the last equation says that the exterior derivative vanishes.

By Fierz rearrangement identities we can show[^28] ł[normkill]{} KL =0  ,      L\^2 = - K\^2 = f\_1\^2 + f\_2\^2 We now use all these facts to constrain the metric and the gauge fields.

Implications of the equations for the bilinears.
------------------------------------------------

First we observe that $K^\mu$ is a Killing vector and $L_\mu dx^\mu$ is a (locally) exact form. We begin by choosing a coordinate $y$ through dy=L\_dx\^ ,        =


in the $\la\rightarrow\infty$ limit of the solution, while positions of the droplets ${\tilde{\bf x}}_i$ in the rescaled coordinates are kept fixed. Using (\[zepres\]), (\[solmetric2\]), (\[solmetric4\]), we get the approximate expressions e\^[2G]{}=\_i H,h\^[-2]{}=ye\^[-G]{}=\^2 H\^[-1/2]{} and we observe that the terms containing $V_i dx^i\sim \la^{-2}$ are subleading as $\la$ goes to infinity. In the limit the metric (\[solmetric\]) becomes \[Coulomb\] ds\^2=H\^[-1/2]{}+H\^[1/2]{} (d[y]{}\^2 +[y]{}\^2d\_3\^2+ dx\^idx\^i) Here ${\tilde t}=\la t$ and three dimensional flat space parameterized by $(w_1,w_2,w_3)$ arose from $d{\tilde\Omega}_3^2$ in the large radius limit: $\la^2
d{\tilde\Omega}_3^2 \sim dw_idw_i$.

We see that in the limit $\la\rightarrow\infty$ we obtain a simple multi–center solution (\[Coulomb\]) which is parameterized by one harmonic function H=\_i This solution corresponds to the SO(4) invariant sector of the Coulomb branch of the SYM theory [@larsen].

Relation to the solutions of Benaand Warner [@ibnw]. {#benawarner}
=====================================================

In this appendix we compare the solution (\[mtwo1\])–(\[mtwo3\]) to the solution in [@ibnw]. First we look at the metric written in that paper: ds\_[11]{}\^2&=&16L\^4e\^[2B\_0]{}+e\^[2B\_1-B\_0]{}(du\^2+dv\^2)\
&+&2 u\^2 e\^[2B\_3-B\_0]{}d\^2+2 v\^2 e\^[-2B\_3-B\_0]{}d\^2 To compare with our solution we should make identifications: &&e\^[4/3]{}=16L\^4e\^[2B\_0]{},e\^[H+G]{}=8L\^2 u\^2 e\^[2B\_3]{},e\^[H-G]{}=8L\^2 v\^2 e\^[-2B\_3]{},\
&&h\^2(dx\^2+dy\^2)=4L\^2 e\^[2B\_1]{}(du\^2+dv\^2) Combining the warp factors and using orthogonality of the coordinates, we find y= 8L\^2 uv,x=4 L\^2 (u\^2-v\^2) then we get relations for $h$ and $G$: h=,e\^[G]{}=e\^[2B\_3]{} As a cross check we look at the relation between $h$ and $y,G$: y(e\^G + e\^[-G]{})&=&8L\^2 (u\^2 e\^[2B\_3]{}+v\^2 e\^[-2B\_3]{})=8L\^2 ( +)\
&=&4L\^2(u\^2+v\^2)=16 L\^2 e\^[-2B\_1]{}(u\^2+v\^2)\
h\^[-2]{}&=&16 L\^2 e\^[-2B\_1]{}(u\^2+v\^2) where we used formulas of [@ibnw] as well as definitions M\_u=,M\_v= Now we want to relate their function $g$ with our function $z$ z== = = =- 4 \_x g We


we discussed the theory related to mass-deformed M2 branes. The resulting asymptotic geometry corresponds to a set of $M5$ branes wrapped on $S^3 \times R^{1+2}$. If we compactify one of the dimensions this becomes, at low energies, a 4+1 Yang Mills theory on an $S^3 \times R^{1+1}$ where four of the five transverse scalars have a mass given by the inverse radius of the sphere and the fifth scalar, call it $Y$, does not have a mass term but it has a coupling of the form $Tr( Y F_{01})$ where $01$ are the directions in $R^{1+1}$. The number of D4 branes is the total width of the strip (or strips). The M-theory form of the solutions is as in (\[mtwo1\])-(\[mtwo3\]) with $z$ and $V$ given by (\[zstrip\])-(\[vstrip\]). Heredimensional metric as e\^D dz d[|z]{}=4 e\^D z’[|z’]{} dz’ d[|z]{}’e\^[D’]{}dz’ d[|z]{}’,e\^[D’]{}=-4\^2’ Then writing $z'=x'_1+ix'_2$ we find the final form of $AdS_4\times S^7$ solution: && x’\_1=(1+(m’r’)\^2)\^[1/4]{}’,x’\_2=(1+(m’r’)\^2)\^[1/4]{}’\
&&e\^[D’]{}=-4\^2’,y=-im’ r’\^2’

Analytic continuation to $AdS_5 \times S^2$ solutions  {#AppAnCntM2}
------------------------------------------------------

Let us briefly comment on the analytic continuation to the $AdS_5\times S^2$ reduction. It is straightforward to find an analytic continuation of the solutions which we constructed and find the geometries dual to ${\cal N}=2$ superconformal theories (see (\[AnalCont52In\])–(\[AnalCont52Out\])), however there are two potential subtleties. First, these new solutions have space–like Killing direction $\chi$, so we can introduce a topological mixing between $\chi$ and $S^2$. This leads to a slight generalization of the ansatz which we have considered, and in this subsection we will show that in the presence of such mixing, a Killing spinor


easily lift this geometry to the solution of eleven dimensional supergravity, and the result is given by (\[GaugSGRsln11\]). The coordinates introduced there are related to the vector $Y^I$ by Y\_1=,Y\_2=,(

[c]{} Y\_3\
Y\_4

)= (

[c]{}\

) , Y\_[5]{}=and the sphere $S^2$ is parameterized by $(\psi,\zeta)$.

The asymptotic behavior and the charge of the regular gauged supegravity solution {#AppCharge}
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------

In this appendix, we study various approximations to the non-linear differential equation (\[TheEquation\]), and the asymptotic behavior and the charge of the 1/2 BPS regular solution of M theory from 7d gauged supergravity.

This family of smooth solutions from 7d gauged supergravity are characterized by a function $H(x)$ which satisfies the non-linear differential equation $$\begin{aligned}
  \label{TheEquation2}
(2\sqrt{x}+F)F^{\prime\prime}=(1-(F^{\prime})^2)\end{aligned}$$ where $x=4 m^4 r^4, F(x)=xH(x)$.

We will consider smooth solutions to equation (\[TheEquation2\]), which at the origin $x=0$ obeys the boundary condition:general solutions in (\[4d\_general\]) or (\[s2s5\_solution\]) by non-linear coordinate transformations.

By comparing the 11d metric components of (\[GaugSGRsln11\]) and (\[s2s5\_solution\]), we can easily read off that: $$e^{2\lambda }=m^{2}r^{2}\Delta ^{1/3}H^{1/5},\quad \cosh ^{2}\zeta
=1+m^{-2}r^{-2}\Delta ^{-1}H^{-3/5}\sin ^{2}\theta ,\quad
y=m^{2}r^{2}\sin \theta$$

Using (\[gsugraan\]), we can rewrite (\[feqn\]) in terms of the function $\rho$: $$\partial _{r}\rho =\frac{-2m^{2}r\sinh 2\rho }{f}  \label{rho}$$

From the solution in (\[GaugSGRsln11\]), the metric of the 4d base space is $$\begin{aligned}
ds_{4}^{2} &=&\frac{1}{m^{2}r^{2}}\left[ -fH^{-1}d{\tilde t}^{2}+
\frac{dr^{2}}{f}+\frac{H^{-1/5}}{4{m}^{2}\Delta }\left\{ e^{4\chi }\cos ^{2}\theta d\theta
^{2}\right. \right.   \nonumber \\
&+&e^{-6\chi -2\rho }\left[ d(\cos \theta \cos \phi )+2mH^{-1}\cos \theta \sin
\phi d{\tilde t}\right] ^{2}  \label{4d_gauge}\\
&+&\left. \left. e^{-6\chi +2\rho }\left[ d(\cos \theta \sin \phi
)-2mH^{-1}\cos \theta \cos \phi d{\tilde t}\right] ^{2}\right\}
\right]  \nonumber\end{aligned}$$

We will write this in terms of our general solution $$ds_{4}^{2}=-\frac{\cosh ^{2}\zeta }{m^{2}}(dt +V)^{2}+\frac{e^{-6\lambda }}{4m^{2}\cosh ^{2}\zeta }\left[ e^{D}(dx^{2}+x^{2}d\psi ^{2})+dy^{2}\right]
\label{4d_ansatz2}$$where $x,\psi $


is topologically a disk ending at $y=0$.

[^15]: In particular, notice that the densities, given by (\[fivebrch\]) and (\[twobrch\]), are not constant.

[^16]: In equations (\[ads7\_exp\]) and (\[ads4\_exp\]) we use the polar coordinates in $x_1, x_2$ plane: $ds_2^2=dx^2+x^2 d\psi^2$.

[^17]: i.e. the $AdS_7$ black hole in [@liuminasian; @gubser] and the $AdS_4$ black hole in, for example, [@duff].

[^18]: This is similar to the limit of the ansatz and equations for the four dimensional part of the type IIB geometries (\[solmetric\]) to the expressions one finds for hyper-Kahler metrics with “translational" Killing vectors, as discussed in subsection (\[iibcontinuation\]).

[^19]: One can also consider an analytic continuation to $AdS_2\times S^5$ reduction: $y=iy'$, $x_i=ix'_i$. The resulting metric is $ds_{11}^2=e^{2\tilde \la}\left( 4
    ds_{S^5}^2+y^2e^{-6{\tilde\la}} ds^2_{AdS_2}- ds_4^2\right)$ where $ds_4^2$ and $e^{-6{\tilde \la}}$ are given by (\[m4dconti\])1984, Wings filed an application with the Board requesting that it be permitted: (a) to construct a new 4,800 square foot passenger terminal to house the Wings Airways operations and a "buffeteria" to serve food to passengers and airport employees; (b) to construct a 318 space parking lot to be used by Aviation in addition to a 146 space long-term parking lot; (c) to demolish existing hangars 3, 4, and 6, and replace them with eight new hangars and a maintenance hangar (the new hangars would increase the number of hangar spaces from 52 to 79); (d) to add additional tiedown areas, increasing the number of tiedowns from sixty-four to eighty-three; (e) to construct a three-story, 49,500 square foot, "spec" office/hangar to be totally tenant-occupied with hangar space


zone under the Township zoning ordinance generally permits a higher density of residential units than R-1.
[2]  Prior to 1984, Wings Airways flew at various times to Dover and Millville, New Jersey; Allentown, Pennsylvania and John F. Kennedy Airport in New York City.
[3]  Section 1 of the Act of July 27, 1953 (Act) P.L. 641, as amended, 2 P.S. §1458, requires that airports have an aircraft approach area which extends outward from the end of the runway 1,000 feet and be 300 feet in width. Section 2 of the Act, 2 P.S. §1459, states that any person erecting or maintaining buildings or any other structure in the approach zone is subject to fines and imprisonment.
[4]  Our scope of review in a zoning case, when the commonprovide that an employee's request for the presence of his collective bargaining representative at an interview which the employee reasonably fears may result in discipline is a protected activity.  NLRB v. J. Weingarten, Inc., 420 U.S. 251, 260-62, 95 S.Ct. 959, 965, 43 L.Ed.2d 171 (1975).   The Supreme Court in Weingarten approved of this interpretation stating that "[t]he Board's holding is a permissible construction of 'concerted activities for ... mutual aid or protection.' "  Id. at 260, 95 S.Ct. at 965.   The Court reasoned that when an employee is represented by a union and requests the presence of a union representative at an investigative interview, that request is in and of itself concerted activity because "the union representative whose participation he seeks


doublespeak of 1984, the genetic manufacturing of Brave New World, and the rebelling technology of 2001: A Space Odyssey. But these lessons are merely the tip of the proverbial iceberg. An full investigation into the literary form is necessary.

Thesis: All literature is dystopia: representations of conflict, fear and death.(William Wren gave me the idea.)

Tuesday, June 3, 2008

Philosophy is the art of contemplation. Thinking takes time. It is the fixing of one's mind upon a certain idea, or thought-space; the delving deeper into liberation via truth, or right-view; the resting of the mind and body in a clarity of light, or ultimate luminosity. Consider the following meditations.

a. On Non-Dual Reality.Thesis: The process of enlightenment, or liberation, is none other than the process of dissolving the boundary between subject andAbsence of a prenidatory effect of luteinizing hormone releasing hormone (LHRH) in hamsters.
Luteinizing hormone releasing hormone at high doses will terminate gestation in rats during early and midpregancy (ED50 approximately equal to 100 microgram/day) and rabbits during early pregnancy. Early pregnancy in hamsters, in contradistinction, seems refractory to this effect. Administration of LHRH up to massive doses (10 mg/day) over the first 3 or 7 days of pregnancy failed to affect the pregnancies in meaningful fashion. Further, a single injection (100 mg) on day 5 had no effect on pregnancy; this system has been employed for the assay of prostaglandins because hamsters are remarkably sensitive to PG's (PGF2alpha, ED50 approximately equal to 17 microgram, PGE2, ED50 approximately equal to 210 microgram). The absence of response of hamsters to


is going on a trip on a plane, I think of the time when Bio-Girl was going on a trip and Neighbor J asked her if she was taking any snacks. And then we all said “SNACKS ON A PLANE!” and peed ourselves laughing.

3. There are lots of times where Nordic Boy will ask me a question and the answer won’t really matter much to me. (“What do you want for dinner?” or “What movie do you want to watch?”) I will respond in these situations with “It don’t matter to me.” And he will say back “BREAD! That’s a song by BREAD!” And it’s funny. Every time.

4. You already know about our Markie Mark thing, but I’ll tell you again. If Mark Walberg is ever mentioned in       const value = new Date('04/24/2019');
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has tried to write their name on it.

The tables become more complicated - adding ramps and holes and other bumpers - but the only goal here is to make your table as pretty as possible. It's art for art's sake, while also managing to be a maddeningly addictive pinball game.

And that's all there is to it. It's a game which manages to be beautiful, while allowing the player to simply enjoy what it offers.

The subtleness of the challenge comes from within the player - from our own response to aesthetics.

Going back and re-doing a table, because we've left black streaks over it. There's something quietly, modestly, profound about it.

SUMMARY: How did they resist calling this 'Paintball' I'll never know.SCORE:Green lobsters out of brown melting spanners.

It's nice that peopleplaying.
If I'd bought Monument Valley, or Lines, or Prune on a console I'd be pretty disappointed. They're not for that media. Good developers get this and the points above. I'm off to check out Inks.
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Random Reviewer

12/5/2016 03:23:19 am

Beautiful review Mr B.

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Spiney O'Sullivan

13/5/2016 01:27:00 am

I bought this game off the strength of this review, but I'm not sure about the score. It seems to me that a score of dripping clock would have been more accurate. Most incorrect score since Sonic 3, which deserves at least moustache out of 100


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There are now many ‘johnny-come-lately’ universities in online education. UNE has been delivering distance education since 1955 – that’s longer than any other Australian university. Perhaps that’s why our students continue to rate us so highly for student satisfaction and teaching quality.

The University of New England respects and acknowledges that its people, programs and facilities are built on land, and surrounded by a sense of belonging, both ancient and contemporary, of the world's oldest living culture. In doing so, UNE values and respects Indigenous knowledge systemsis scant research on whether the diet is effective in patients with autism, though it has been shown to help control seizures in children with epilepsy.) Most mornings, she eats bacon and eggs, with a quarter cup of cream in her coffee, and in general consumes an enormous amount of fatty meat. Yet she somehow maintains a 23.5-inch waist.

She says her autism also used to be more debilitating before she started eating this way. Shannon Hamilton, a longtime singer with the band whom everyone calls “Sugar,” says that in the early ’90s, “if you were at a gig, you had to be quiet, very gentle in the dressing room. It was sensory overload. She didn’t know if it was going to be a good or bad day.”

“We were


North Koreans are told that South Korea poisons these leaflets, and they're not allowed to touch them. But sometimes we put pictures of defectors on these leaflets, and one of my nephews inside the North told me he actually saw my picture this way, and knew I was living in the South," Hahn says.

These balloon launches have unsettled the South as well. Its National Intelligence Service urged the defectors to cancel Wednesday's launch for fear of antagonizing Pyongyang at a time of mourning. But the defectors refused to back down: antagonizing Pyongyang and causing strains to emerge is exactly what they want.Determination of four Alternaria alternata mycotoxins by QuEChERS approach coupled with liquid chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry in tomato-based and fruit-based products.
A liquid chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry method for the determination of four Alternaria toxins, i.e. alternariol, alternariol monomethyl ether, tentoxin, and tenuazonic acid in tomato-based and fruit-based products was developed using a QuEChERs approach for the extraction of the mycotoxins. To optimise the QuEChERs extraction, several parameters were tested: types of QuEChERs pouches, sample weights, quantities of added water, use of dispersive SPE as a purification step, types of solvent and conditions of shaking. The method showed good linearity (R2 > 0.997) and precision (RSD% < 10) for all analytes. Tenuazonic acid showed very good recovery (98.8%-108.9%) for tomato-based products, as well as for fruit-based products. The method was successfully


not uncommon for Russians who can afford to do so to seek treatment for serious conditions such as cancer in countries with an excellent reputation for healthcare, such as Israel and Germany. The MMMK is aimed at providing that same level of healthcare within Russia itself, and doctors there will be able to legally use medicines that are not yet available in the rest of Russia, but which have been approved for use by any of the 36 member countries of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.

Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin speaking at the official opening of the clinic on Wednesday. Photo: Sk.ru.

“It’s very important that those Russians who currently go to Germany or Israel for medical help won’t have to get on a plane and pay forof the radio buttons.

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frustrated and angry and late for a meeting. In this film for Uber in Asia, we want to illustrate how absurd the traffic situation is. And suggest that ride sharing – rather than one man in every car – could be a part of the solution.deal with the last NATO’s stronghold of terrorists in Syria.

In the following interview over the phone with Lebanese Al-Mayadeen news channel, Dr. Jaafari sums up the latest developments and the Syrian government’s position in regards with the Turkish regime’s intentional failure to meet its obligations it committed itself to. The video is followed with the transcript of the phone interview in both English and Arabic.

Video also available on BitChute: https://www.bitchute.com/video/RA10PdGYN91Q/

The transcript of the English translation of the interview with Syrian Ambassador Dr. Jaafari:

Good evening Mr. Imad and thanks to your esteemed channel to host me in this important program.

We are in Astana for the thirteenth time, imagine that in all of these times there are final statements at the end of each round (of talks). Therefore, in terms


note from the statements of US officials indicates that there is no improvement in the position of the US administration, there is a kind of escalation rather than improvement in the US position, but the US investment in terrorism is still unchanged, the proof for this is their refusal to solve the problem of the Al-Tanf area and the Rukban Camp and their care and training of three thousand of Maghawir Thawra as stated in the statement of the Russian Chief of Staff, they filmed them in audio and video.

Three thousand terrorists are being trained at Rukban Camp, why and for whom? If this region is Syrian and civilians, and about the civilians there we will, in God’s will, get them out soon, there are 16 thousand civiliansAbout 5 min after I posted it I realized I was putting the ending double quote right after the path which was excluding the WITH SINGLERESULTSET command.

Now my problem is that in SQLBackup 6.0+ it works fine but in SQLBackup 5.4.0.55 I'm getting a syntax error saying that there's a syntax error SINGLERESULTSET after WITH. But it says this is supported since 5.3. Can anyone tell me if this is a mistake?

The version of SQBCoreService.exe you are using needs to be 5.3.0.178 or newer. To upgrade this file:

- locate the SQBServerSetup.exe file on any workstation that has the SQL Backup GUI installed. The file will be located in the SQL Backup installation folder. The version should be 5.4.0.55, since that's the version of your GUI.

- copy SQBServerSetup.exe to


the box running your SQL Server instance

- ensure no SQL Backup processes are running, and if possible, no SQL Backup GUIs are connected to that SQL Server instance.

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This will upgrade the SQL Backup Agent service, the command line interface, and the extended stored procedures to version 5.4.0.55.CVMC wrote:This epic film follows a male from about four to twenty years of age. Approximately the first third places him at about ten and shows him (1) addressing the death of his father, (2) thereafter living and interacting with his stepmother and (3) engaging in a game of doctor with a neighboring female peer, who will later become his wife. As an older teen and young adult, our hero (1) explores homosexuality, (2) searches for a father-figure and (3) deepens his relationship with the aforementioned female peer. A masterpiece directed by Kiriro Urayama; highly recommended!

IMDB wrote:Mainly the story of Shinsuke and his stepmother, ranging from Shinsuke's infanthood to his mid-teens. Coal workers and the mines dominate nearly every aspect of the life of the characters. Shinsuke's father


from Arc’teryx LEAF is a departure from the typical thick scuba/parachute webbing riggers belts. Instead, it’s utilizes Arc’teryx’s Warp StrengthÂ® Technology to spread the load uniformly across the entire belt, resulting in a very thin, low profile belt. While supple along its longitudinal axis, it’s stiff enough vertically to support a holster and other light weight belt pouches.can be made to operate independently, or even programmed to function independently during brief periods of jamming, it would help defuse this problem.

Tactical ground support, means putting the iron and steel repeatedly where the platoon commander needs it to be takes instant decision making, communication, and battlefield awareness that on scene experienced eyes only can deliver.


be in relationships anymore, and I think this epidemic can be traced, at least in part, to the delusions of grandeur we instill in our little snowflakes from an early age.

Shielded from failure, insulated from criticism, covered in emotional bubble wrap, our kids are venturing out into the world with little discipline and even less humility. You can see this manifest in many arenas, but I think it's most pronounced in the way we approach relationships.

Here's one example. It's minor, probably insignificant, but it represents something quite serious. I was perusing my Facebook Newsfeed today and I came across a status that said this:

"Yea I'm a b*tch but deal with it. I wont be with anyone who cant accept all of who I am!!!"

This was a grown woman.and a clear persistence of ZIKV for at least 188 days following symptom onset ([@B19]). Moreover, the only study focused on detecting the ZIKV in vaginal secretions showed that the virus could persist for 60--180 days after the onset of symptoms ([@B20]). However, the assays determining the ZIKV viability were not conducted, in contrast to the studies on semen samples that determined the production of infective virus in Vero cells ([@B21]). Additionally, a similar behavior was observed in studies with other viral sexual transmission such as Hepatitis C, Ebola, HIV-1, and Herpes identifying high viral loads in seminal fluid samples ([@B22]--[@B25]). The studies also showed greater transmission from male-to-female and the viral load was evaluated in vaginal fluids, but the test to detect viral viability in these samples


disruption of junctional adhesions in a manner that is dependent on IS antiviral activity or a direct function of ZIKV protein, and (3) direct transmigration of infected immune cells from the blood to the seminiferous tubules.

A recent study supported endothelial passage, showing that ZIKV NS1 protein bound specifically to endothelial cells including human umbilical vein endothelial cells (HUVECs) and human brain microvascular endothelial cells (HBMECs), causing a decrease in their permeability. The mechanism implies degradation of the endothelial glycocalyx layer by the activation of sialidase and cathepsin L-heparanase both *in vitro* and *in vivo* ([@B48]). Another piece of evidence is indirect but concordant with endothelial passage. ZIKV could persistently infect and replicates in primary HBMECs. Moreover, ZIKV was delivered from both apical and basolateral surfaces suggesting a directcells; (5) Finally, the IS mechanism control and protect against ZIKV.](fimmu-10-01617-g0002){#F2}

Finally, whether sexual transmission (STx) has any influence on vertical transmission (Vtx) of ZIKV is yet unanswered. Until now, the literature shows that the mechanisms of immune response in FRT can control ZIKV infection via STx, and in humans, to our knowledge, data indicating Vtx after sexual transmission does not exist. However, a mouse model with suppressed IFN response showed that males have infectious viruses in the testicles and can transmit sexually to females during the early phase of infection. Importantly, in the few cases of pregnancy with STx of ZIKV, there was only evidence of infection in cells of the uterus and placenta, but there was no clear evidence of Vtx in the fetuses. In contrast, Vtx


were littered with right-wing memes, attacks on Democrats, and images and videos of himself at Trump rallies.

Still, that’s not stopping the fever swamp from ratcheting up the insanity in an effort to remove any blame from themselves and their God Emperor. Echoing a 4Chan conspiracy theory, Rush Limbaugh (who yesterday promised his listeners that “Republicans just don’t do this type of thing”) suggested that the van was a plant because the stickers weren’t faded and looked “artistically aligned” and “professional.”

(I’m not sure why some elaborate deep state plot would involve having this guy going to MAGA rallies for years but waited until the last minute to dress up his van, but I’m not a worm-brained liar grifting middle Americans.)

Just moments after Trump calls for unity at a WHevent, he references "globalists," prompting several audience members shout "Soros" -- who was a target of one of the bombs -- and others shout "lock him up" to which Trump chuckles, points and repeats "lock him up" pic.twitter.com/IWZR3DRCvk


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tail to the gate.

A call from the embassy’s encoded phone explained the predicament to Eitan. “What do you say to yourself then?” the interviewer asked Eitan.

“I don’t say anything [to myself],” he recalled. “I said right away: throw him out.”

He added: “I don’t regret it.”

According to the report, Eitan knew about Pollard’s impending arrest three days before it occurred, and informed the prime minister and defense minister that Pollard would soon be detained.

Peres, a 2012 recipient of the Medal of Freedom, the US’s highest civic award, is portrayed in Michael Bar-Zohar’s authorized biography as being “stricken by shock” upon Pollard’s capture, leaving the reader uncertain as to whether the cause for surprise was the capture or the espionage.

Visibly bemused, Eitan recalled that, “I said in advance, I take


if there was an effect of physiological arousal, it appears to have affected all participants equally, irrespective of the tempo at which they danced.

While the ability of individuals to entrain, and thus attend to one another, is likely to have been most strongly affected by the meter and tempo of the music, factors other than tempo may have contributed to our results---semantic/lyric differences, for example, could have led participants to express themselves with dissimilar dance gestures. However, eliminating semantic factors in music and musical entrainment, e.g., by using the same song at different tempi, may not be that trivial, since tempo is itself a component of musical meaning ([@B17]).

In the post-experiment phase, we obtained only informal information concerning whether participants knew that some people within the experiment wereincorporate motion-capture in order to investigate how dancing to the same or different music translates into synchronous action; a cross-cultural element might explore the extent to which our current findings are generalizable or specific. The degree to which the former is the case, i.e., generalizable, will, we anticipate, be a major target of future research within the rapidly expanding area of rhythmic entrainment research.

Author Contributions
====================

MW: Study design and execution, data interpretation and analysis, manuscript drafting. DT: Study design and execution, data interpretation and analysis. IC: Manuscript drafting, data interpretation and analysis.

Conflict of Interest Statement
==============================

The authors declare that the research was conducted in the absence of any commercial or financial relationships that could be construed as a potential conflict of interest.

This paper is dedicated to the memory of Leonie


other peaks is better. The above values were calculated assuming $h=0.65$, $\Omega_b = 0.05$, $n=1$ and $a_{\rm
      ls} = 1100^{-1}$.[]{data-label="table:error"}

The simple relation $l_m \approx m\, l_A$ however does not hold very well for the first peak (see Table \[table:error\]) although it is better for higher peaks [@Hu:1996qz]. Driving effects from the decay of the gravitational potential as well as contributions from the Doppler shift of the oscillating fluid introduce a shift in the spectrum. In order to compensate for this, we parametrize the location of the peaks and troughs as in [@Hu:2000ti] by[^1] $$\label{our_phi}
l_m \equiv l_A \left(m - {\ensuremath{\varphi_{m}}}\right) \equiv  l_A \left(m -
  \bar{\varphi} - {\ensuremath{\delta \varphi_{m}}} \right).$$ For convenience, we define $\bar\varphi \equiv {\ensuremath{\varphi_{1}}}$ to be the overall peak shift,were obtained using a standard exponential potential [@Wetterich:1988fm] for the quintessence component. Because the shifts are almost independent of post recombination physics, we expect the results to be approximately correct for any realization of quintessence, i.e. all potentials. One should however be cautious with models that are qualitatively extremely different from the exponential potential before last scattering, as for example the Ratra-Peebles inverse power law [@Peebles:1988ek] with substantial [$
    \overline{\Omega}_{\textrm{ls}}^{\ensuremath{\phi}}$]{}. In these models there is a sharp increase in [ $
    \Omega_{\textrm{}}^{\phi}$]{} during recombination, whereas the quintessence content for the exponential potential is fairly constant at this epoch.

The inverse power law is characterized by its potential $V^{\rm IPL} = A / \varphi^{\alpha}$. Models with $\alpha \gtrapprox 2$ are phenomenologically disfavoured [@Balbi:2001kj]. We


{\ensuremath{
    \overline{\Omega}_{\textrm{ls}}^{\ensuremath{\phi}}}} - \left (18.1 - 29.2
{\ensuremath{
    \overline{\Omega}_{\textrm{ls}}^{\ensuremath{\phi}}}}\right)   {\ensuremath{\Omega_b h^2}}\\
&&+ 440   \left({\ensuremath{\Omega_b h^2}}\right)^2 \\
b_2 &=& -0.57-3.8 \exp\left\{-2365.0 \left({\ensuremath{\Omega_b h^2}}\right)^2\right\}.\end{aligned}$$ For the one standard-deviation error we have $$\Delta {\ensuremath{\delta \varphi_{3/2}}} = 0.0039.$$

Relative shift of second peak [$\delta \varphi_{2}$]{}
------------------------------------------------------

The relative shift of the second peak is a very sensitive quantity. It is thus not surprising to find a strong dependence of [$\delta \varphi_{2}$]{} on the parameters. We have

$$\delta \varphi_2 = c_0 - c_1 {\ensuremath{r_\star}}- c_2 {\ensuremath{r_\star}}^{-c_3} + 0.05\,
(n-1),$$

with $$\begin{aligned}
c_0 &=& -0.1 + \left( 0.213 - 0.123 \,{\ensuremath{
    \overline{\Omega}_{\textrm{ls}}^{\ensuremath{\phi}}}} \right)\\
&&\times \exp\left\{ - \left( 52 - 63.6
\,{\ensuremath{
    \overline{\Omega}_{\textrm{ls}}^{\ensuremath{\phi}}}}\right) {\ensuremath{\Omega_b h^2}}\right\}\\
c_1 &=& 0.063 \,\exp\left \{-3500 \left({\ensuremath{\Omega_b h^2}}\right)^2\right\} +
0.015\\
c_2 &=& 6\times 10^{-6} + 0.137 \left ({\ensuremath{\Omega_bMalignant wounds: caregiver-determined clinical problems.
To determine the clinical problems common to patients with malignant wounds from the caregivers' perspective, knowledgeable health care providers were asked to list clinical problems from one patient with a malignant wound during malignant wound management workshops. The themes were analyzed using descriptive and exploratory analysis. Data were collected from 136 health care providers. A total of 814 concerns were reported. Patients experienced a mean of 6.00 (95% CI 5.6-6.37) clinical problems each. The problem themes were: physical problems (pain, odor, exudate, bleeding, and edema), emotional stress, functional compromise, social concerns, and complications (e.g., fistulas and nutritional deterioration). This survey of caregivers identified common clinical problems among patients with malignant wounds. It provides the theoretical basis for future quantitative research in populations with malignant


gas sensor 1 includes a multilayered gas sensing element 2 fixed to a housing 10.
The multilayered gas sensing element 2 includes electric terminals (265 and 266 as shown in FIG. 2) for supplying electric power to this element 2 and for outputting a sensing signal from this element 2. Plate terminals 131 are electrically brought into contact with these terminals (refer to FIG. 1).
To assure insulation between plate terminals 131, the multilayered gas sensing element 2 needs to be inserted into an insulator 3 and securely fixed to this insulator 3. Then, the assembly of the multilayered gas sensing element 2 and the insulator 3 needs to be inserted into the housing 10 and securely fixed to this housing 10.
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Dragged from legislature

As Opposition leader, Barrett earned the distinction of being the first MLA dragged out of the legislative chamber in October 1983 during a convoluted procedural exchange on a hotly opposed government bill.

After leaving provincial politics, Barrett was elected as NDP member of parliament for the riding of Esquimalt-Juan de Fuca which he served from 1988 to 1993.

Barrett's son Dan said in a statement his father died after a long struggle with Alzheimer's disease.

He said his father cared deeply about the province and that he devoted much of his life trying to make it a better and fairer place to live. His love of the province was surpassed only by his devotion


insight into the nature of antibody diversity. Methods for improving sequence analysis are actively being pursued. BIBLIOGRAPHIC REFERENCES: Inman, J.K. The antibody combining region: Speculations on the hypothesis of general multispecificity. In Bell, G.I., Perelson, A.S. and Pimbley, G.G. (Eds.). Theoretical Immunology, Marcel Dekker, Inc., N.Y. In press, 1977. Merchant, B. and Inman, J.K. Hapten-specific hemolytic plaque assays usually fail to detect most of the diversity in the anti-hapten response. J. Exp. Med. 145: 372-389, 1977.Mutagenic DNA repair in Escherichia coli. XVIII. Involvement of DNA polymerase III alpha-subunit (DnaE protein) in mutagenesis after exposure to UV light.
UV light was unable to induce rifampicin-resistant mutations at 43 degrees C in Escherichia coli ER11 dnaE486. Although DnaE486 gene product is inactive at 43 degrees C, these bacteria contain the pcbA1 mutation which allows DNA replication provided DNA polymerase I is functional. The experiments were carried out under conditions where full expression of rifampicin-resistant mutations could occur so that the lack of induced mutations cannot be ascribed to an effect of incubation at 43 degrees C on mutation expression. UV-mutability at 43 degrees C was restored by the presence of the dnaE+ allele on a plasmid. It is concluded that functional DnaE protein is essential for


[Relationship among growth temperature, membrane fatty acid composition and pressure resistance of Escherichia coli].
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One important application in the former category is matched filtering on a waveform which changes intermittently. Another important application in the former category is adaptive equalization in which the dispersion due to a changing transmission medium must be inverted in the receiver or MODEM.
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denied, 1966, 383 U. S. 936, 86 S.Ct. 1065, 15 L.Ed.2d 852, we deal with the Government's appeal almost four years after the entry of the real orders directing distribution to Jones1 of the amounts previously set aside to it by the District Court's decrees in the complex Chapter X proceedings of Atlas Sewing Centers, Inc., Debtor. We hold the Government is precluded in its appeal by res judicata, but believing that every seam should be caulked, every sail reefed, every line secured and every anchor set to windward, we reach a like result on the merits or, perhaps more accurately, the lack of merits. The result is that we affirm2 the District Court's action.

2
We would at the outset sound the caveat that this opinion is not writtenUnder the December 1961 agreement by which Jones provided extensive financing for handling installment credit sales of sewing machines, each advance under an arrangement satisfying the Florida nonnotification accounts receivable financing structure4 was secured by pledge of collectible installment sales contracts of an agreed percentage (200 to 286%) of the outstanding advances (Op 2:68). After the commencement of Chapter X proceedings in June 1962, Atlas was in need of additional financing to maintain current operations and as a Debtor seeking reorganization as a continuing concern, (Op 2:68). Jones agreed to supply this but in effect only on the two conditions that the reorganization Court would formally (1) validate the 1961 agreement and (2) approve the new August 1962 agreement covering post-petition advances.5 This was done by the order


of August 20, 1962 (Op 2:68).

5
By these approved contracts the Debtor (and Trustee) were required to deposit collections from contracts pledged in separate bank accounts for application on the Jones debt exclusively and repossessions were to be handled similarly (Op 2:68). The Trustees' persistent failure and refusal to honor these requirements led to a series of appeals to this Court, the entry by this Court of a number of orders specifically compelling the segregation of the collected proceeds and repossessions for the benefit of Jones, the initiation by this Court of civil and criminal contempt proceedings against the Trustee for violation of our orders, reference by us of the civil contempt proceeding to then Chief Judge, now Circuit Judge, Dyer and the entry of orders by us confirming1961 agreement and by withdrawing approximately $400,000. under the 1962 agreement, Jones surrendered all of the collateral held or claimed, repossessed machines and all funds in segregated accounts14 (Op 2:71, 72).

10
Following receipt of Judge Dyer's second report on March 4, 1965 this Court on March 12, 1965 ordered the Trustee to show cause why civil or criminal contempt proceedings should not be entered against the Trustee (and assistant) (Op 2:72). On July 1, 1965 the District Court entered its "Order of Substantial Consummation of the Plan" (Op 2:72).

11
Shortly thereafter, on October 8, 1965 came the report of Special Master Mehrtens which found that the December 1961 financing agreement was valid, fixed the sum due at $100,766.2415 and ordered the payment of all unpaid balances16 (Op 2:73).

12
On October 14,


1966 Chief Judge Fulton granted Jones' motion for confirmation of Judge Mehrten's report as Special Master (Op 2:75). The Trustee's appeal from this order was thereafter given No. 24449 and was one of the principal subjects of opinion 1 (Op 1:43, 44). Rejecting motions to dismiss the appeal as untimely or for want of an appealable order by "a per curiam opinion dated June 5, 1967, we finally disposed of * * * No. 24449 (Erwin Ray v. Jones)."17 Op 2:78. It bears emphasis that the Government never appealed the order of October 14, 1966 nor did it seek to enter the appeal in No. 24449 or seek any review of it after the entry of our Opinion 1.

13
As Opinion 1 reflects so positively, this Court upheld thecited24 could not possibly tolerate what the Government25 here seeks.

25
Only brief mention need be made of its last contention that under § 199 of the Bankruptcy Act, 11 U.S.C.A. § 599, payment cannot be made without infringing upon the Government's priority on tax claims.26 The quick answer to this is that, first, the Plan provided specifically for priority in payment to the Government (see note 6, supra). Second, it remains an unchallenged fact that the Secretary of the Treasury received appropriate notice of the Plan and registered no objection. The Plan and the orders giving life to it have to be read together. The Plan provided that secured creditors would be paid on establishing amount, validity and priority of the respective claims. The order Confirming the Plan expressly