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A:

You can create a JSON file containing all your data, i.e
1. Questions.json
 [{"question":"ques1","answers":["ans1", "ans2", "ans3"], "answer": 1},
 {"question":"ques2","answers":["ans1", "ans2", "ans3"], "answer": 2},
 {"question":"ques3","answers":["ans1", "ans2", "ans3"], "answer":way the few can pillage the many is if the many are denied access to competition, open markets and freely flowing capital. All the predatory, parasitic and exploitive systems that hide behind the word "capitalism" skim the wealth of the many into the hands of the few by limiting competition (cartels and monopolies such as sickcare and higher education), controlling markets (you must buy from the state-mandated cartels and monopolies) and restricting capital to insiders, financial elites and cronies of the state--three terms that describe one elite.

Once the few eliminate competition, open markets and access to capital, the many are enslaved, regardless of how many times the magic words "democracy" and "capitalism" are invoked to cover the systemic exploitation.

I propose we start calling things by their real names:


state-financier systems of rentier skims, and all the other predatory, parasitic exploitive systems operated by the few at the expense of the many will no longer get the cover of the word "capitalism." They will be called what they are: exploitive, predatory, parasitic pillaging that enriches a corrupt self-serving elite that is enforced by a corrupt, self-serving state.

These dynamics are the antithesis of the state-cartel hierarchies that dominate the global economy and that function by enriching the few at the expense of the many. If a system is a sustainable, transparent, opt-in free marketplace of open competition, no elite could wrest control of the system to benefit itself at the expense of all the other participants.

If an economic/financial system isn't sustainable, transparent, opt-in, and wide open to competition,to [@Loh12survey; @Loh14].

### Compressed word problems

The use of straight-line programs in group theory dates back to, at least, the methods developed by Sims [@Sims70] for computing with a subgroup of the symmetric group $S_n$ defined by generators. The first step in virtually all of the algorithms developed by Sims is to expand the given list of generators to a longer list (a *strong generating set*) by defining a sequence of new generators as words in the existing generators. Straight-line programs were later used, again in the context of finite groups, by Babai and Szemeredi [@BabSzem84] in the proof of the *Reachability Theorem*. Note that the compressed word problem for a group $G$ is decidable if and only if the word problem for $G$ is decidable. However, the computational complexity of the


for every point $x$ in the side $P$ is distance at most $\delta$ from some point of $R \cup Q$, and similarly for the sides $Q$ and $R$.

Fix $G$ and $\Sigma$ as above. We say $G$ is *$\delta$–hyperbolic* if every geodesic triangle in the Cayley graph $\Gamma = \Gamma(G, \Sigma)$ is $\delta$–slim. Finally, we simply say $G$ is *hyperbolic*, if it is $\delta$–hyperbolic for some $\delta \geq 0$. For example, the group $G$ is $0$–hyperbolic (with respect to $\Sigma$) if and only if $G$ is a free group, freely generated by (half of) $\Sigma$.

\[rem-gromov\] In his article [@Gro87], Gromov proved that hyperbolic groups have many good properties. In Corollary 2.3.B he states that such groups satisfy a linear isoperimetric inequality; hence they have solvable word problem. In Corollary 2.3.E hedefine the right-hand sides for the variables $A'_{a,b}$ for all $a, b \in {{\sf{B}}}(\zeta)$. Let us fix $a, b \in {{\sf{B}}}(\zeta)$. For all $c \in {{\sf{B}}}(\zeta)$ we compute $z = {\mathsf{slex}}( c y b^{-1})$ and check whether the word $${\mathsf{eval}}(B'_{a,c}) \cdot z = {\mathsf{slex}}(a u' c^{-1}) \cdot {\mathsf{slex}}(c y b^{-1})$$ is shortlex reduced. If it is, then it equals ${\mathsf{slex}}(a u' y b^{-1})$; see Figure \[fig-one-long\]. By Lemma \[lem-quad\], there must be at least one such $c$, for which we define $$\rho'(A'_{a,b}) = B'_{a,c} \cdot z$$

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Suppose $|u| \leq 16 \zeta \eta + 2\zeta$ and $|v| > 16 \zeta \eta + 2\zeta$. This dealt with in similar fashion to the previous case.

\[sub-both-short\] Suppose $|u| \leq 16 \zeta \eta + 2\zeta$ and $|v| \leq


polynomial in the input size. In addition to the final position $k$, we record a word $a \in {{\sf{B}}}(\delta)$ that labels a path from $\bar{P}(k)$ to $Q(k)$. Let $j = k + 1$.

Recall that $R$ is the path from $\bar{P}(m)$ to $Q(n)$ labelled by ${\mathsf{slex}}(uv)$. By Lemma \[lem-thin-triangle\] there exist $i_P \leq i_Q$ such that $$d_\Gamma( \bar{P}(j), R(i_P)) \leq \delta
\quad \mbox{and} \quad
d_\Gamma( Q(j), R(i_Q)) \leq \delta$$ For all pairs $b, c \in {{\sf{B}}}(\delta)$ we compute the word $$s = {\mathsf{slex}}( b \cdot u[m - j] \cdot a \cdot v[k] \cdot c^{-1})$$ For each of these, we must check if the word $$\label{lower-triangle-side}
{\mathsf{slex}}(u[ : m - j] \cdot b^{-1}) \cdot s \cdot {\mathsf{slex}}( c \cdot v[j : ] )$$ is shortlex reduced; if so, it equals ${\mathsf{slex}}(uv)$. This step canthat $G$ is a group. Suppose that $\Sigma$ is a finite, symmetric generating set for $G$. For group elements $g, h \in G$ we have the standard abbreviation $g^h = h^{-1} g h$. If ${{\mathcal{L}}}= (g_1, \ldots, g_k)$ is a finite list of group elements then we write ${{\mathcal{L}}}^h = (g_1^h, \ldots, g_k^h)$. We extend these definitions to words over $\Sigma$ in the obvious way.

The problems
------------

The *compressed conjugacy problem* for $G$ is the following.

Input

:   Straight-line programs ${{\mathcal{G}}}$ and ${{\mathcal{H}}}$ over $\Sigma$.

Question

:   Do ${\mathsf{eval}}({{\mathcal{G}}})$ and ${\mathsf{eval}}({{\mathcal{H}}})$ represent conjugate elements in $G$?

If ${{\mathcal{L}}}$ is a list of straight-line programs over $\Sigma$, then we define ${\mathsf{eval}}({{\mathcal{L}}})$ to be the corresponding list of evaluations. We now define the *compressed simultaneous conjugacy problem* for $G$.

Input

:   Finite lists


in previous sections of this paper.

Let $\delta$ be a positive integer that serves as a thinness constant for the Cayley graph $\Gamma = \Gamma(G, \Sigma)$; see Section \[sec-hyp\]. We define constants $L = 34\delta + 2$ and $K = 17(2L + 1)/7$; see [@EpsteinH06 pages 298].

A word $w \in \Sigma^*$ is said to be *shortlex straight* if, for all non-negative powers $k$, the word $w^k$ is shortlex reduced. Applying Lemma \[lem-shortlex-regular\] and Proposition \[prop-fsa-2\] we can determine, in polynomial time, if a given compressed word ${{\mathcal{G}}}$ is shortlex straight.

In the preprocessing stage, we make a look-up table of all pairs of shortlex reduced words of length at most $K$ that are conjugate in $G$.

\[step-slex\] We replace $u$ and $v$ by ${\mathsf{slex}}(u)$ and ${\mathsf{slex}}(v)$.

By Theorem \[thm-SLP-for-shortlex\] we can replace, in polynomial time, the programsTheorem \[thm-hagenah\].

\[step-candidates\] For each $h \in {{\sf{B}}}(2\delta)$, compute ${\mathsf{slex}}(h z h^{-1})$ and test whether it is a rotation of $z$. If so, find a prefix $z_h$ of $z$ with $hzh^{-1} =_G z_h^{-1} z z_h$, and compute and store ${\mathsf{slex}}(z_h \cdot h)$ (which lies in $C_G(z)$) in a list $C_z$. Then $|C_z| \leq J = |{{\sf{B}}}(2\delta)|$.

Corollary \[coro-cyclic-conj\] allows us to do the corresponding calculations with ${{\mathcal{G}}}'$. We obtain a list of straight-line programs that evaluate to the words in the list $C_z$.

\[step-check\] For each $n$ with $0 \leq n \leq (J-1)!$ and for each $z' \in C_z$, let $g = y^n z'$. Test if $u =_G gvg^{-1}$. If so, then return true (and a conjugating element). If not, then return false because $u$ and $v$ are not conjugate [@EpsteinH06 Section 3.4].

We can perform


that ${{\mathcal{L}}}= {{\mathcal{M}}}$. For all $i$ we take $u_i = {\mathsf{eval}}({{\mathcal{G}}}_i)$ and $v_i = {\mathsf{eval}}({{\mathcal{H}}}_i)$.

By Corollary \[coro-order\] we can check in polynomial time whether some $u_i$ has infinite order. As in [@BuckleyHolt13] we begin, in this section, by assuming that at least one of the $u_i$ has infinite order. Reordering the lists in the same way, as needed, we may assume that $u_1$ has infinite order. If $v_1$ does not have infinite order we are done.

The conjugacy testing algorithm proceeds as follows. We first repeatedly replace the elements in ${{\mathcal{L}}}$ by conjugates, using a common conjugating element. This culminates in a check for a conjugating element which must lie in an explicit finite set. In each replacement, straight-line programs are known for the conjugating element. By keeping track of these,over $G$, where $u$ and the $u_i$ are given by straight-line programs ${{\mathcal{G}}}$ and ${{\mathcal{G}}}_i$. We then have $|u_i| \leq 3^{|{{\mathcal{G}}}_i|/3}$ by Lemma \[lem-SLP-upper-bound\]. Let $N = |{{\mathcal{G}}}| + \sum_{i = 1}^k |{{\mathcal{G}}}_i|$ be the input length.

By Theorem \[thm-ushakov\], there exists a polynomial $p(x)$ such that $E$ has a solution if and only if it has a solution $(n_1, n_2 \ldots, n_k) \in {\mathbb{N}}^k$ with $n_i \leq p(|E|)$ for all $i$ so that $1 \leq i \leq k$. Thus we obtain a bound of the form $2^{O(N)}$ on the exponents $n_i$. Hence, we can guess a tuple $(n_1, n_2, \ldots, n_k) \in {\mathbb{N}}^k$ with all $n_i$ bounded by $2^{O(N)}$ and then check whether it is a solution for $E$. The latter can be done in polynomial time by constructing from


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to do now is display any result which is less than 50 as '< 50' rather than have the actual number displayed. Ditto for '>100'.
I'm not sure how to add this logic into the above query, or even whether it is possible.
Any help you can offer would be greatly appreciated.
Many thanks,
Jason

A:

It looks like you would want to wrap your existing query into another one such as...
select
      PQ.*,
      case when PQ.Test1 IS NULL then '     '
           when PQ.Test1 < 50 then '< 50'
           when PQ.Test1 > 100 then '> 100'


paused a little while after the screen powers off - phone's power management I guess. Also the IAP download is out of process, it continues even of your app crashes (explicitly killing the app stops the download though). When your app restarts the StoreKit delegates are called to complete the download and purchase.

A:

You can write a "download manager" which would monitor network status, and call pauseDownloads: and resumeDownloads: on the payment queue. Take a look here how to observe network changes.
Regarding download in-process vs. a dedicated process, I think it happens in-process. Taking a look at the API, we are told to queue SKDownload objects only when the transaction state is SKPaymentTransactionStatePurchased, but there is no API where we can obtain all purchased-state transactions and currently have queueddownloads (like we have in the new NSURLSession API, where one of the modes handles downloads in an external daemon). This, and some experience with apps that have crashed exactly when trying to download leads me to believe it is in-process. In these apps that crashed, I had to restore purchases for download to start again, which is compatible with the exposed API in StoreKit.

Another suggestion is, if you could host the content by yourself, you could use Apple's new NSURLSession API, where you can specifically tell it to only download over WiFi.


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Up to the end of 2011 the Centre formed part of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic.

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Conclusion
==========

CHFCs are rare, mostly benign, cysts. These cysts have been reported to be 1 to 6 cm in diameter with an average of about 3 cm. The cyst in our case was of smaller size at 1.5 cm in greatest diameter. CHFCs are usually found in the left lobe of the liver, as it was in our case. Rare cases of CHFCs in the gallbladder were reported. The exact embryology of the CHFC has not yet been proven. While it is well known that ciliated cysts commonly occur in relation to the tracheobronchial tree and the esophagus, the finding of a ciliated cyst in the liver is much more rare. When the CHFC was first described by Wheeler and Edmondson\[[@B1]\], the histological similarities to esophageal


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2/21
What is prob of picking 2 o and 2 p when four letters picked without replacement from {o: 4, p: 3}?
18/35
Four letters picked without replacement from zizjiuuiiyuzuzii. What is prob of picking 1 i, 1 z, and 2 u?
36/455
What is prob of picking 2 q when two letters picked without replacement from {d: 2, x: 2, q: 8}?
14/33
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14/39
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What limits are necessary? Differences in Perspective So far we have only considered the problems of defining music therapy from a professional’s point of view, that is, from the perspective of the therapist. But what meaning does a definition by professionals have for the clients they serve, even when that “technical” definition resolves the many theoretical issues raised here? How do clients define music therapy? Where do they place the boundaries of music and therapy? Do clients agree withof with my dSLR, but I wanted to share what I found right away. As I did with my summer vacation Instagram photos I thought that I would share a few of them here for you to see. You can also find a couple of hidden Mickey’s if you look closely at a couple of the photos.

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As I was making these images in December I had a thought of starting another photo 365 project, but with Instagram. If I was at a place like Walt Disney World everyday that would be easy. The truth of the matter is though that I don’t lead that interesting of a life to have something to share with the world everyday. In 2011 and 2012 I had a photo


depression (and, to a lesser extent, between subclinical anxiety) and the resting-state activity of the ACC ([@R60]). Finally, again like clinical anxiety and depression, elevated levels of subclinical anxiety and depression symptoms frequently occur together ([@R6]), suggesting a common underlying cause. This, however, poses a major theoretical obstacle to the interpretation of the above-mentioned findings: If anxiety and depression are, in fact, related but *separate* dysfunctions, then their frequent co-occurrence results in a substantial confound - any inhibitory deficit attributed to anxiety might have been driven by elevated levels of depression, and vice versa, if care is not taken to account for one while investigating the other. However, to the best of our knowledge, there has been no attempt yet to tease apart the respective impact of subclinicalreflect a "passive" self-organization mechanism (e.g., [@R26]; [@R58]). Alternatively, however, PCS might represent a form of inhibitory context adaptation (i.e., a deliberate slowing of responses if the immediate context contained a slow response), and as such might be affected by elevated levels of anxiety or depression symptoms.

In the following, we will refer to the last four of these effects (Simon effect, Gratton effect, PES, and PCS) as reflecting "high-level" control processes: These are processes triggered by a consciously perceived conflict, and there is evidence that at least the first three are mediated by the same (or highly overlapping) anterior cortical structures (e.g., [@R11]; [@R30]). Consequently, we will refer to the NCE as reflecting a "low-level" control process, that is, a process which (a) inhibits a motor tendency triggered


by a non-consciously perceived stimulus, and which (b) appears to be mediated by basal ganglia-thalamo-cortical circuits rather than by the anterior control system ([@R4]). Furthermore, we will refer to the NCE and the Simon effect as effects reflecting "within-trial" or "online" inhibitory control, and to the Gratton effect, PES, and PCS as reflecting "between-trial" or "adaptive" inhibitory control.

Method {#S2b}
------

### Participants {#S2b1}

Eighty-three students of the University of Warwick (37 male), aged 17 to 25 years (*M* = 20.3, *SD* = 1.4), participated in the experiment. All but six participants were right-handed.

### Apparatus and Stimuli {#S2b2}

#### Hybrid masked prime-Simon Task {#S2b2a}

Left- and right-pointing double arrows (\<\< and \>\>) served as prime and target stimuli, subtending a visual angle of approximately 1.6º × 0.7º. Masks were constructed on the basis of[Figure 2](#F2){ref-type="fig"}. Error rates following an incorrect response were significantly lower than those following a correct response (post-error adjustment), lower following a location-incongruent trial than following a congruent trial (PCS), and lower on location-congruent than on incongruent trials (Simon effect), all *Fs*(1, 64) \> 27.0, all *ps* \< .001. All two- and three-way interactions between these factors (i.e., Gratton effect and post-error modulations) were also highly significant, all *Fs*(1, 64) \> 45.0, all *ps* \< .001.[^8^](#FN8){ref-type="fn"} Furthermore, Depression Group interacted significantly with Current Location-Congruency, *F*(1, 64) = 6.0, *p* =.017, *MSE* = 721.90, as participants with elevated depression levels produced larger Simon effects (i.e., produced more errors on location-incongruent trials) than participants with low depression levels. There was no main effect of either Anxiety or Depression, and no


stimuli (colored circles and squares vs. arrows) to different inter-trial intervals (2.3-3.3 s vs. 1.46 s), to different probabilities of congruent and incongruent trials (biased towards congruent in the Holmes and Pizagalli study vs. equal probabilities in the present experiment), any of which might have affected the different patterns of results. However, taken together, the overall picture emerging is not one of sub-clinical depressive symptoms being strongly associated with perceptuo-motor inhibitory deficits.

Perhaps the most interesting aspect of the present study is the finding that to the extent that heightened anxiety versus heightened depression symptoms affect behavioral control at all, they do so in contrasting ways. Liotti and Tucker (1995; as described in [@R27]) proposed that anxiety mostly affects ventral cortico-limbic structures including the inferior temporal and the orbitofrontal[@CR14]\] In the Spanish sample of school-aged children, a 4-factor structure based on 16 items was extracted measuring the constructs sleep quality, sleep anxiety, bedtime refusal and sleep routines. \[[@CR13]\] Internal consistency was good for the 16 item total score and adequate for three out of the four extracted subscales. \[[@CR13]\] Based on these results the authors recommended the use of the SSR by clinicians and researchers for the assessment of sleep in Spanish school-aged children. \[[@CR13]\] In the German study, the internal consistency of the total score was good with a Cronbach's alpha of 0.71 and re-test reliability was moderate (*r* = 0.51). \[[@CR14]\] In addition, they reported the questionnaire was well able to differentiate between a community sample and a clinical sample. \[[@CR14]\].

However, other thorough psychometric evaluations of


classification SES was divided in 3 levels: low, intermediate and high. In addition, parents in the general and clinical population provided information on whether or not their child had any chronic mental and/or physical disorders and/or used sleep medication.

Statistical analysis {#Sec5}
--------------------

The key demographic variables (child age, child sex and SES) of responders and non-responders within the general population were compared to assess whether a representative sample was recruited. Furthermore, demographic variables of the responders of the general population and the clinical population were compared. Independent samples T-tests were used for comparison of continuous variables between two groups. Chi-square tests or Fishers Exact tests were used for categorical variables.

Structural validity was assessed with factor analyses. Confirmatory Factor Analysis (CFA) was performed in the entire general cohort to determine whether(0.5)1 (0.3)-*Chronic physical and/or mental disorder*138 (22.3)N/AN/A22 (64.7)^c^\< 0.01*Use of sleep medication*11 (1.8)N/AN/A12 (35.3)\< 0.01*SD* Standard deviation, *N/A* Not available^a^*p*-value for difference between responders and non-responders^b^*p*-value for difference between responders in the norm population and the clinical population^c^percentage based on number of complete cases for that item

The sex distribution in the general cohort (46% female) was comparable to Dutch population numbers (49% female) in the same age group. \[[@CR27]\] Less than 15% of the families was stratified as a low SES in our general cohort while in the Dutch population 30% is stratified as low SES according to Statistics Netherlands. \[[@CR28]\] In the general cohort of this study 47% of the families were classified as intermediate SES and 39% as high SES, compared to 39 and 30% in the Dutch


usual bedtime?\**1.57 (0.71)1.54 (0.71)*Do you have a special thing (doll, blanket* etc.*) you bring to bed?*2.37 (0.89)2.37 (0.89)*Are you afraid of the dark?*1.55 (0.75)1.52 (0.73)*Are you afraid of sleeping alone?*1.25 (0.56)1.23 (0.53)*Do you stay up late when your parents think you are asleep?*1.43 (0.63)1.42 (0.62)*Do you think you sleep too little?*1.40 (0.60)1.38 (0.57)*Do you think you sleep too much?*1.13 (0.42)1.14 (0.43)*Do you wake up at night when your parents think you're asleep?*1.31 (0.52)1.28 (0.51)*Do you have trouble falling back to sleep if you wake up during the night?*1.41 (0.64)1.40 (0.63)*Do you have nightmares?*1.25 (0.47)1.24 (0.45)*Does pain wake you up at night?*1.10 (0.31)1.09 (0.30)*Do you sometimes go to someone's bed during the night?*1.09 (0.31)1.08 (0.29)*Do you have trouble waking up in the morning?*1.78 (0.75)1.79 (0.75)*Do you feel sleepy duringthe day?*1.38 (0.57)1.35 (0.55)*Do you take naps during the day?*1.02 (0.16)1.02 (0.17)*Do you feel rested after a night's sleep?*1.47 (0.68)1.43 (0.65)**Total score**31.61 (5.31)31.27 (5.12)*SD* standard deviation, \* Reversely scored items

Discussion {#Sec12}
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It is important to have psychometrically robust questionnaires available to assess self-reported sleep problems in children as sleep problems can have a major impact on child development. In this study the psychometric properties of the Dutch version of the SSR were evaluated and Dutch norm scores were provided. The data collection was conducted by the TNS NIPO, guaranteeing a robust and representative sample with an equal distribution of respondents (around 100 children) among age years. Based on the results of this study the SSR can be recommended to assess overall sleep problems in Dutch children aged 7--12 years. However,


been overestimated. Furthermore, current household income was not taken into account. In the general cohort of this study families with a higher SES were overrepresented compared to the Dutch population. Furthermore, in the clinical cohort more families with a high SES were represented compared to the general cohort. As it is known from literature that educational level, often used as a proxy for SES, correlates with sleep, this might have influenced our results. \[[@CR36]--[@CR39]\] Results on the direction of the association between educational level and sleep outcomes are, however, not always consistent. A lower educational level was sometimes associated with more sleep problems such as, excessive daytime sleepiness and insomnia. \[[@CR36], [@CR37]\] In contrast, in the 2013 study by Gardner et al. those with the lowest educational levelQ:

Plane to only reflect object?

So I'm using cycles and I would like the plane that my object is sitting on to be invisible apart from the reflection from the object. So all you see is empty space, the object and its reflection and no plane. Thanks in advance

A:

to make the plane invisible apart from reflection ,uncheck all the options in Ray Visibility except Glossy

this will make the object appear only as a reflection on objects with glossy shader

render :


procedural error, such as
improperly calculating the Guidelines sentencing range. Gall v. United States,
552 U.S. 38, 48–51 (2007). Although Leon raised objections at sentencing
regarding the length of his sentence, he did not raise these specific issues. And,
in response to a question by the court after sentence was imposed, he stated he
had no objection to it. Accordingly, review is only for plain error. E.g., United
States v. Broussard, 669 F.3d 537, 546 (5th Cir. 2012).
      Under that standard, he must show a forfeited plain (clear or obvious)
error that affected his substantial rights. Puckett v. United States, 556 U.S.
129, 135 (2009). If he does so, we have the discretion to correct the reversible
plain error, but should do so only if it “seriously affect[s] the fairness, integrity
or publicconflict of interest relevant to this article was reported.

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![Abdominal computed tomography (CT) scan of the patient. (A) At the time of admission, it showed extensive subcutaneous soft tissue swelling of the left anterior abdominal wall, flank, and inguinal area. (B) At the 3rd day of admission, follow-up abdominal CT scan showed an aggravated, extensive subcutaneous soft tissue swelling in the left anterior abdominal wall, both flanks, back, and inguinal area.](kjped-57-538-g002){#F2}

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     On November 5, 2010, nearly one year after ECL was dissolved and almost 12 years after
       Prazen retired, general counsel for IMRF notified Prazen by letter the IMRF staff determined
       his continued relationship with the City after his 1999 retirement violated the provisions of
       subsection 7-141.1(g) of the Pension Code (40 ILCS 5/7-141.1(g) (West 1998)). Subsection
       7-141.1(g) prohibits an ERI participant from returning to work for any IMRF employer,
       subject to a few exceptions. Id. Attached to the letter were new calculations based on
       Prazen’s retirement at            [(6) Plaintiff] must forfeit his early retirement and repay IMRF the portion of his
           annuity attributable to his early retirement incentive.”
¶ 19       On July 22, 2011, the IMRF Board voted to uphold the administrative staff
       determination, adopting the findings and conclusions set forth in the Board’s benefit review
       committee report. Prazen appealed the IMRF Board’s decision to the circuit court of
       Sangamon County. On December 21, 2011, the circuit court affirmed the IMRF Board’s
       decision.
¶ 20


“personal services
       contract”; and (4) even if the IMRF Board possesses equitable powers, its decision was
       against the manifest weight of the evidence because the overwhelming majority of the facts
       make it clear ECL was not a guise to avoid the ERI restrictions.

¶ 23                                  A. Standard of Review
¶ 24       We review the agency’s final determination, not the decision of the circuit court. Sartwell
       v. Board     Supp. 2011).
¶ 29        Section 7-141.1(g) of the Pension Code is specific and makes clear the only two
       circumstances in which an annuitant must forfeit his age-enhancement or creditable-service
       benefits. See 40 ILCS 5/7-141.1(g) (West 2010). While not specifically defined by statute,
       neither the phrase “employment with” nor “personal services contract with” is ambiguous
       and we will not read ambiguity into a statute where none exists. The term “employee” is
       defined in article 7 of the Pension Code and includes a person who (1) is paid “for


the furnishing of services by the promisor only, that is, services to be performed
       by no person other than the promisor.”).
¶ 30        Prazen contacted the IMRF through his attorney two months before he incorporated ECL,
       which had been an unincorporated business for over three years, to ensure he would not be
       violating the return-to-work provisions of the ERI by working for a non-IMRF employer who
       contracts with an IMRF employer. Prazen again, through his attorney, contacted the IMRF
       on two occasions in 2002 to verify no changes had been made whichpower to find a corporation was
       created solely as a guise to circumvent the return-to-work provisions expressed in section 7-
       141.1(g) of the Pension Code. The legislature granted the IMRF Board the power “[t]o carry
       on generally any other reasonable activities” to carry out the intent of the IMRF. Creating
       new conditions–of which an annuitant has no notice, and in direct conflict with section 7-
       141.1(g) in order to find forfeiture– is not a reasonable activity. Had the legislature intended
       to give the IMRF Board discretion to invent new conditions to find


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Elements of a div display outside of said div

I have two divs encased in a larger div. I thought this would make the two divs display within the parent, but for some reason they display outsie of it. I have tried every different combination of position types I can think of, and I tried display: inline. Does anyone know how I can position the two divs inside of their parent?
Here's my css file:
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  width: 900px;
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See Are CSS selectors case-sensitive?. "CSS itself is case insensitive, but selectors from HTML (class and id) are case sensitive." Your id attributes are uncapitalized but your CSS selectors reference capitalized ids.

If you fix these problems, your code will work. See http://jsfiddle.net/9mmnp6Lz/.
HTML:

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    b2

CSS:
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1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to queuing for each virtual channel (VC) in an asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) exchange, and more particularly to an arbitration method for output cells of an ATM and an arbiter circuit.
2. Description of the Related Art
Conventionally, an ATM exchange adopts a method of storing cells of each virtual channel into an individual queue (per-VC queuing) in order to achieve fine traffic control.
The per-VC queuing method is used also for VC merging and so forth when MPLS (Multi-Protocol Label Switching) is incorporated in an ATM exchange.
Such queuing for each virtual channel of an ATM exchange as described above is disclosed, for example, in Japanese Patent Laid-Open Nos. 224364/1998 and 191774/1999 and Japanese Patent No. 2797989. Japanese Patent No. 2797989 discloses a cellQgsLayerTreeViewIndicator : public QObject
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out to win by a neck from Braw Lass, with Saraband third. Following this victory he ended his first season unbeaten in five races and was quoted at odds of 4/1 for the following year’s Derby. With the other unbeaten colts Ormonde and The Bard in contention the crop of three-year-old for the following season looked to be the strongest for many years.

1886: three-year-old season

In early 1886 the betting for the Classics was dominated by Minting and the also undefeated Ormonde, In March Minting was 2/1 favourite for the 2000 Guineas with Ormonde on 5/2, while the colts were 11/2 joint favourites for the Derby.
On 28 April Minting started the 11/10 the 2000 Guineas at Newmarket. The race was run at an exceptionally strong pace and Minting, riddenbe sought to simplify such manufacture.
Improved pop-up constructions are herein provided for the fabrication of pop-up elements having exterior surfaces which carry pressure-sensitive adhesive. It has been found that pop-up items can be designed so that production can be carried out by simply kiss-cutting composite sheet material which comprises a front sheet held by an overall pressure-sensitive adhesive pattern to a rear liner sheet, enabling them to be efficiently mass-produced at high speed. The overall pressure-sensitive adhesive pattern can completely cover the rear surface of the front sheet, as is commonly done in sheets of pressure-sensitive labels designed for use as a roll or as individual sheets for preparing address labels or the like using the electronic data processing (EDP); for example, 8xc2xdxc3x9711 sheets of multiple rectangular labels


that are provided for printing sheets of mailing address labels, using laser printers attached to computers, can be kiss-cut to create pop-up items.
More specifically, the composite sheet is die-cut by kiss-cutting to create a planar pop-up structure in the front sheet that is divided into two halves which are generally symmetrical about a central fold-line and which, upon folding, provide a flag unit and at least two interconnected subpanels which have pressure-sensitive adhesive on exposed surfaces thereof and which are strategically located so as to support the flag unit in its desired operative, attention-attracting, 3-dimensional orientation. Alternatively, such adhesive pattern need not be complete; instead it could be provided in any regular pattern such that, by registration of the location of the pop-up structure on the front sheet,Many in the media personalities living in a fantasy world often try and say their is no war on Christians and there is no proof Christian persecution. The problem with them saying that is its just not true. The world is full of extremist trying to stop, forcible remove or burn them out. The extreme cases end in the murder of innocent people who are singled out and targeted for being Christian. We are pro life, we need to make sure that belief in life, expends to Christians in troubled areas of the world. – Gary Francis

War on Christians -

Iraq: What Carl Moeller, president of Open Doors, characterized as “religicide,” continues unabated in the nation that was liberated by U.S. forces a decade ago: “Christians in cities like


five children, and injuring more than 50 people.” Further, “a family of Armenian Christians was found murdered, and all members of the family horribly decapitated.”

Church Attacks

Azerbaijan: The highest appeals court upheld the decision to close Greater Grace Church, “the first religious community to be liquidated by a court since the country’s harsh new religion law came into force in 2009.” The church, registered since 1993, had provided a place for Christian worship and teaching for almost 20 years; and with a congregation of nearly 500, was one of the larger Protestant churches in the country.

Indonesia: Two churches were the latest to be forcibly closed in West Java: First, a “large tent” used for services by St. Johannes Baptista Church in Bogor was sealed off by authorities on Augustas “we do not want infidels in this area,” but did nothing. These latest attacks “came only one week after al-Shabab militants hurled grenades into the African Inland Church of Garissa, in eastern Kenya, and opened fire on congregants, killing 17 people, including 15 worshippers. Grenades were also thrown at the local Catholic church.” More than 14 churches have been attacked in Kenya since April.

Nigeria: Gunmen, probably connected with the jihadi organization Boko Haram, “stormed the Deeper Life Church, where Christian worshipers were gathered in prayer, and surrounded the church in the middle of a worship service and opened fire with AK-47 assault rifles on the worshippers.” At least 19 of them were killed, including the pastor. The following day, an unexploded bomb was discovered at Revival Church.

Syria:


shop owners who sell Christian icons and statues received threatening letters. Muslim “gangs” plundered and kidnapped for ransom Christians. Islamists in the Constituent Assembly demanded that the Coptic Church’s funds be placed under state financial control, a measure categorically rejected by Copts: the state in no way funds the Church, even though mosques are funded by taxpayers, including Christians. Condemning the proposal, the acting Patriarch of the Coptic Orthodox Church said the demand has only one meaning: “that Copts are clearly persecuted.” Despite promising greater representation for Egypt’s Copts, President Morsi broke his word and allowed only one Copt, a female, to represent the nation’s 10-14% Christians in the newly formed Cabinet: “We had expected an increase in the representation of Copts especially after the number of ministriespermit more than one transverse spatial modes. In other words, VCSELs may be multi-mode devices. In a wide variety of applications, it is desirable to have a single mode output. The challenge faced today is the ability to reliably manufacture a VCSEL that is single mode.


would look like.
After manually routing the ground, and the microcontroller power connections, I let the auto-router do the rest.  Here is the result:

The next step would be to clean that up a little, minimize the size of islands, etc.  There is certainly obvious opportunity for some cleanups.
Anyway, the point is that the board you have was incompetently designed.  I didn't really look at the circuit, but the schematic is also messy.  Given the messy schematic and downright irresponsibly designed board, there is little confidence in the circuit.
Find out who made this mess and avoid anything else by the same person.  Run away!

obtained that suggested the neogenesis of the corpuscle by regenerating nerves. These findings show that regenerating axons enter the original denervated corpuscle and, by associating with remaining atrophic Schwann cells, develop into axon terminals as in the normal corpuscle.


participate in the capture; but
Murdock flatly refused, saying that his duty to his God and his country
forbade such an undertaking.

He then begged of Murdock to allow him a little time to settle up his
affairs and leave the country, promising in the most solemn manner, and
calling upon his God to witness, that if he would grant him this request
he would become an honest man. And Murdock, seeing that it would be the
utter ruin of Jones's whole family, for his children were then but
young, consented, after the most solemn assurance that Jones would
reform. But we will now see the value of a promise from such a debauchee
as he was. Immediately he collected his consorts around and held a
consultation as to what should be done. Meanwhile, they indulged in the
use ofcytokines such as IL-1, IL-2, IL-6, and TNF-α.

Adipokines are an important group of inflammation-related molecules that play roles in the immune system and inflammation. Adipokines can be subdivided into those inducing mainly pro-inflammatory (leptin, resistin, IL-6, TNF-α) and anti-inflammatory effects such as adiponectin and IL-10 ([@B10]). Our study showed that serum leptin levels in patients with KD were higher than that of febrile and afebrile controls but the difference was not statistically significant. Leptin is produced by inflammatory cells, and leptin mRNA expression and circulatory leptin levels are increased by a number of inflammatory stimuli, including IL-1, IL-6 and lipopolysaccharide ([@B11]). A previous study reported that high leptin levels are predictive of poor vascular compliance in adolescents. In these healthy adolescents, leptin was a better predictor of vascular


by the official publishing company, Editura Fundațiilor Regale. He was presented with the company's own Young Writers Award and received the Romanian Writers' Society Poetry Prize. He followed up in 1936 with Poeme de dragoste ("Love Poems"), published by Familia of Oradea, and in 1937 with Micul dor ("A Tiny Longing"). Also that year, he was included in the anthology 13 poeți, with Horia, Caledoniu, Constantin Virgil Gheorghiu, Simion Stolnicu, Dumitru Gherghinescu-Vania and various others.

Under fascism
Young Baciu was soon received into the cultural elite of Bucharest, befriending the likes of Păstorel Teodoreanu and Ion Minulescu. Alongside Caledoniu, George Petcu, Maria Banuș, Laurențiu Fulga and some others, Baciu was also drawn into the "White Nights Manifesto" circle, which sought to promote young literature. Also faced with financial troubles, andeditorial manager) and was General Secretary of the CCF until August 1962; Mira was the Executive Secretary.

Baciu was with Bosch in Venezuela, celebrating Rómulo Betancourt's victory in the election of December 1958. Together with Bosch, he organized a negative campaign against the Republic of Cuba, but Bosch refused any explicit endorsement of Castro's guerrilla. In January 1959, following the success of the Cuban Revolution, Baciu was invited by the new government in Havana, to report on the work of the revolutionary tribunals. He declined the invitation but, later that year, he made his way there to interview Castro. He recorded in particular Castro's disdain for the Cuban Communists. In March, he happened to meet Castro's communist inspiration, Che Guevara, but they only discussed literature.

Also in 1959, Baciu published


As a new dad, I recently learned an unfortunate reality about changing diapers while out in public with a child. Almost all public changing tables are in women's bathrooms, which makes it nearly impossible to find a table that's accessible to dads. As crazy as it sounds, many stores don’t give dads the option to change their babies’ diapers.

It's 2015, families are diverse, and it is an injustice to assume it’s only a woman's job to handle changing diapers. This assumption is gender stereotyping and companies should be supporting all parents that shop at their stores equally – no matter their gender.

Changing tables in men's rooms will be a tiny step in the long process of rectifying the legacy of gender discrimination, but it's a step we needThe Hippocampus as a Cognitive Map … of Social Space.
The traditional view of the hippocampus is that it creates a cognitive map to navigate physical space. Here, in this issue of Neuron, Tavares et al. (2015) show that the human hippocampus maps dimensions of social space, indicating a function in the service of navigating everyday life.


opinion. So I dont blame the veterans of any wars up until after Vietnam, because at least they had an American to be proud of and fight for.

An Explanation

To take a saying from a film, “I see all this stuff going on, and I dont see anyone doing anything about it. And it pisses me off.”. To take a saying from my favorite film, “Even if my life is worth less than a speck of dirt, I want to use it for the good of society.”.

I have no choice. I am not in the position to, alone, go into the ghetto and fight. I chose Charleston because it is most historic city in my state, and at one time had the highest ratio of blacks to Whites inhospital, *1327 the statute of limitations should be tolled until he actually received his medical records in 1996. Courts, however, consistently have rejected this contention where, as here, a patient receives improper care from one government physician and thereafter is treated by other physicians not accused of malpractice at facilities owned and operated by the government. Dundon v. United States, 559 F.Supp. 469, 473 (E.D.N.Y.1983) (citing Camire v. United States, 535 F.2d 749, 750 (2nd Cir.1976)); Miller v. United States, 932 F.2d 301, 305 (4th Cir.1991); Brown v. United States, 353 F.2d 578, 580 (9th Cir.1965).
Here, Dr. Steinhagan, the alleged tortfeasor, and Dr. Ciaverra, the urologist who surgically repaired the Plaintiff's ureter, treated the Plaintiff until August 16, 1985. From July 31, 1986 until March 29, 1996, a


the Defendant played a "wrongful role" in concealing his injury. Even assuming arguendo that it does, by 1996, the Plaintiff's recovery already was barred by the statute of limitation. Davis v. United States, 642 F.2d 328, 331 (9th Cir.1981).
In light of the foregoing, the Court finds that application of the doctrine of equitable tolling is not warranted under the facts of this case. Accordingly, the Court agrees with the Defendant's claim that the above-styled cause is barred as untimely filed. Thus, this Court is without subject matter jurisdiction over this matter.
Upon careful review of the entire Court file herein, the Court finds that the Defendant, United States of America, has successfully carried its burden of setting forth *1328 facts in its pleadings, supporting affidavits, and exhibits which indicatePDEg heterodimer will be elucidated utilizing non-radiolabeled and radiolabeled cGMP photolabeling experiments followed by proteolytic cleavage, SDS-PAGE and mass spectrometry analysis;(c) The NMR solution structure of the full-length PDEg complexed with the catalytic core of a PDE5/6 chimera will be determined using 2H/13C/15N labeled proteins. This work will provide important new knowledge in understanding regulation of GPCR-mediated signal transduction mechanisms in the visual system and the molecular interactions that are abrogated, leading to various forms of stationary night blindness in humans.


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Equations 1 are formulas for the reflection coefficients rs and rp respectively for S-polarized and P-polarized light in beamsplitter 100 when each of thin films 120-1 to 120-N has an optical thickness that is one quarter of the wavelength of incident beam 140. In Equations 1, values N0, N1 to N4Q, and N4Q+1 are the respective refractive indices of element 110, thin films 120-1 to 120-4Q, and element 130; and values


liked this one myself).

Jason Blaze, Shadow of last hope, from the game Shadow line (I believe).

Pelantas, Clicktonian, from the game “Merry clickmas (again I rather liked this one myself).

keithwipf1, Cyber slayer from Adventure at C (I’ll admit deciding between all of these was a struggle).

Jack, Rusted Drive also from adventure at C:.

Origine, So called hero from A hero’s call.

Now, one runner up rank deserves another special mention, that is Jaseoffire, crazy poster, from the game Crazy party, which again had several entries.

The winning top 10

And now, time to announce the winners.

All of these people earn not only the satisfaction of seeing their title be used on the board, but also a custom title of their choice which I will write out with my own hands.

10: Angel, Kingdom crafterA little apart from ye. (Arthur O'Shaughnessy 1873.)

To relate to my news posting role on ag.net, I'd like my rank to be "Newsbreaker". Because there's nothing better than breaking news. I guess.

The twins of Mammon quarrelled. Their warring plunged the world into a new darkness, and the beast abhorred the darkness. So it began to move swiftly, and grew more powerful, and went forth and multiplied. And the beasts brought fire and light to the darkness. - from The Book of Mozilla, 15:1

Hmmm, well I don't usually approve of vandalism, but there you go (and given how down right miserable rl news has been recently someone breaking it would probably be a good thing).

With our dreaming and singing, Ceaseless and sorrowless we! The glory about us clinging Of


here give us a sense of which general ranking factor areas are more important than others. II. Specific Ranking Factors In part A of this section, I asked the experts to rank the top 20 individual ranking factors (out of a total list of 137) that have the biggest impact on pack/finder rankings. In part B of this section, I asked them to rank the top 20 factors from the same list, only this time to rank them based on impact on localized organic rankings. Results are then tabulated via inverse scoring, where the number one-ranked factor received the most points for that question, and the lowest-ranked factor received the fewest points. (The factors ranking outside the top 20 for all respondents ended up with zero points.) III.clicks to other domains in the SERPs. GMB Posts are a great way to attract more engagement and clicks from potential customers who are already searching for your brand and may be in buying mode. With SEO, it's often the case that there's just as much opportunity to milk the keywords you already rank well for as there is in going after new keywords. We are also seeing a lot of improvement with multi-location brands where we are rewriting location pages to be more relevant. It doesn't matter if you have two locations or 2,000. This tactic can improve existing rankings as well as make it eligible to rank for additional queries. Andy Kuiper, Andy Kuiper Internet Marketing: Seeking a consistent flow of positive-sentiment reviews on your GMB


making sure they are responsive for desktop, tablets & mobile, and continuing to develop quality content that is relevant to business and interesting/resourceful enough to generates social shares as well as attract inbound links. Dev Basu, Powered By Search: Because citations are largely commoditized at this point and are therefore table stakes, we've been getting great mileage from focusing on local link building at scale by supporting events, publications, and associations that are the pillars of the local community. Eric Rohrback, RedShift: Local landing/location pages still work very well. If there are searches you're targeting that have local intent, creating a specific page for the office can help battle stronger domains (especially if they do not have any local/office pages).

Writing specific schema markup (JSON is easiest to manage),are a huge game changer as well. But, for "new" things that are really killing it, we're having amazing success with Google Posts. Gyi Tsakalakis, AttorneySync: Meh, links. In other words, topically and locally relevant links continue to work particularly well. Not only do these links tend to improve visibility in both local packs and traditional results, they're also particularly effective for improving targeted traffic, leads, and customers. Find ways to earn links on the sites your local audience uses. These typically include local news, community, and blog sites. Joel Headley, Patient Pop: Reviews: soliciting reviews across a diverse number of sites while creating fresh content through reviews/testimonials on-site or via third-party publishers. Joy Hawkins, Sterling Sky: Using a review tool to ask every customer to leave you


links. Greg Gifford, DealerOn: Onsite - in most cases, really awesome localized content makes more of a difference. Links might make a site rank higher (as a silver bullet tactic), but without awesome content, the site won't convert as well. For our clients, the biggest move we make is creating really useful and locally relevant content. Gyi Tsakalakis, AttorneySync: Assuming you have your table stakes locked down (i.e. GMB, reviews, citations, etc), I'd focus on links, but not just any links. Focus on topically and locally relevant links. Joel Headley, Patient Pop: GMB, but I'd include reviews in that. It is cheap, easy, and gives the highest return for its investment. Joy Hawkins, Sterling Sky: If it’s an industry that struggles with spam (lawyers, locksmiths, garage door, glassrespond appropriately to GMB reviews, and to pay attention to GMB Q&As. Andy Monte, Directive Consulting: We have run some A/B tests that involved tweaking and adjusting GMB titles to improve rankings in the local pack and CTR. While we found that this still works to an extent, in the tests that we ran, we saw an average of a 12-position increase in the local pack, which led to an increase in impressions and page views. However, at the end of the day, manipulating the SERP like this still doesn't work quite as well as quality link building and generating positive reviews. Ben Fisher, Steady Demand: The best thing you can do to influence behavioral factors is simply this: run a great business! If you are amazing at


Miller, Bowler Hat: Just doing good marketing. As SEOs, we are really just delivering advertising on search engines. So understanding the business and ensuring we are doing good marketing and not just good SEO is important. Don't just optimize your page titles and meta descriptions for SEO. Optimize them for the wants and needs of the target audience and that drives clicks (and almost certainly helps your SEO as well). I am also big on ensuring the SEO is aligned with other marketing. I find using more traditional advertising to drive those first clicks and then utilizing low-cost tactics like remarketing can work well in building a brand. This all helps with your organic in a roundabout way. Mary Bowling, ignitordigital.com: 1. Tell people to search for ahelp to rank well in the local pack. Ranking organically is getting more difficult all the time with Google's Knowledge Graph and their willingness to scrap and display content from other sites directly in the SERPs. For localized organic listings, think more along the lines of developing content or optimizing existing content in a way that answers searcher’s queries. It is possible that you just might show up in the Knowledge Graph. Dev Basu, Powered By Search: Google is largely crawling local attributes on brand landing pages so that they can surface them natively in the search results pages. They want to control the entire process, from discovery to transaction. It's their walled-garden, so competitive brands should evolve to play the game where the puck is headed. Eric


is. But that’s not what concerns me. What is even better is that she authored an autobiography, called The Burden and the Trophy. For someone like me who is always trying to get more detail about the ancestors who came to these shores from the Old Country, this is a treasure trove.

Don’t get me wrong: the book isn’t exactly a bestseller. That’s putting it mildly. My Great-Aunt Maete was known for the Watertown Dairy farm and the big house in Watertown on Grove Street around which the farm was based. Aunt Maete’s goals are pretty much summed up in the Foreword:

I trust when you turn the pages to read my story you will derive as much pleasure from it as I did writing it, and that you willattacks, saying Monday that the president’s focus on her father is a sign of his “pathetic life.”

Trump’s beef with McCain, who lost the presidential election to Barack Obama in 2008, stretches back to the 2016 campaign season, when he criticized McCain for being captured and suffering for more than five years as a prisoner of war in Vietnam.

“He’s not a war hero,” Trump said at the time of McCain. “He was a war hero because he was captured. I like people who weren’t captured.”

Trump’s frustration with McCain was aggravated by the senator’s dramatic eleventh-hour vote against repealing the Affordable Care Act in July 2017. The senator “told us hours before that he was going to repeal and replace,” Trump said Tuesday. “And then for some reason — I


Q:

How to get the larger image in another page when clicked on small image using SESSION

I'm working with images for a website. I have an two images one is smaller and other is larger in sizes. When I click on the image of small one, in another page, larger image should be seen. I'm using SESSIONS to send larger image path to the another page.
Below code for small image:
echo "

Muggu ".$imagenumber[$i]."

";
$_SESSION['lrgimgv']=$imagepathl;

$path has the path of smaller image
$imagepathl has the path of larger image,
when I click on link i.e on image, larger image is shown in another page.
In the another page('lrgimgview.php')
<img src="<?php echo $_SESSION['lrgimgv']; ?>">

The above code works fine for single image.
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Chk1 expression has been shown to fluctuate during the cell cycle [@pone.0014335-Kaneko1]. However, since Chk1 is mainly expressed at the S to M phase of the cell cycle at both the RNA and protein levels [@pone.0014335-Kaneko1], it is unlikely that HDACi-mediated inhibition of Chk1 is a consequence of growth arrest in G~2~/M phase. RT-PCT experiments demonstrated that transcriptional inhibition of Chk1 plays an important role in HDACi-mediated regulation of Chk1 protein. The mechanism by which HDACis regulate


of HDACis is the definition of the clinically relevant endpoints to assess drug efficacy in patient tumors at the early stage of treatment to predict clinical outcome. In the present study, we showed that downregulation of total Chk1 protein levels correlates much more strongly with induction of cytotoxic effect rather than with histone hyperacetylation in both cell lines and in primary NSCLC cells obtained from patient tumors ex vivo. Together, these findings suggest that downregulation of Chk1 and Tyr15 phosphorylation of cdc2 levels may be sensitive and clinically relevant pharmacodynamic markers of efficacy of HDACis.

Despite their promise as an emerging cancer therapy, in clinical trials, the effectiveness of HDACis has been limited, and no clear mechanism of resistance has been elucidated [@pone.0014335-Lane1]. Our present results provide a possible0;
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  return OK;
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    at org.apache.batik.transcoder.SVGAbstractTranscoder.transcode(Unknown Source)
    at com.foilen.svgexporter.SvgExporter.main(SvgExporter.java:66)
Caused by: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: org.w3c.dom.ElementTraversal
    at java.net.URLClassLoader$1.run(URLClassLoader.java:372)
    at java.net.URLClassLoader$1.run(URLClassLoader.java:361)
    at java.security.AccessController.doPrivileged(Native Method)
    at java.net.URLClassLoader.findClass(URLClassLoader.java:360)
    at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadClass(ClassLoader.java:424)
    at sun.misc.Launcher$AppClassLoader.loadClass(Launcher.java:308)
    at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadClass(ClassLoader.java:357)
    ... 34 more

Thanks

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I downloaded the source code of batik-1.8 and the missing class is part of the official source code.
I compiled the libraries with ant maven-artifacts and checked all the jar files to see which one got that org.w3c.dom package.
I found it in batik-ext-1.8.
This jar is being downloaded by Gradle, but there is only a Manifest directory there; not classes.
See http://central.maven.org/maven2/org/apache/xmlgraphics/batik-ext/1.8/batik-ext-1.8.jar
So the jar was not correctly built when pushed to maven.
I opened


rate required to compensate for that decline, no faster.

The above graph means nothing without knowing how fast other sources of electricity have grown and table 1 implies that they have collectively been growing much faster. Meaning far more additional electricity generated each year.

Why “much faster”? Between 1973 and 2012, global electricity production went from 6,129 TWh/yr (tera watt hours) to 22,668 TWh/yr with most of that growth, in absolute output (the stuff that matters), coming from coal. Oil as a source of electricity declined in both absolute and percentage terms; being replaced by natural gas and nuclear.

Imagine if the growth had been plotted in TWh with the vertical axis showing the full 22,668 TWh? The solar and wind lines would run along the bottom as a thin hardlysomehow tarnished because of renewable donors, which no evidence was presented they have a single one.

Fore example the attacks upon Andrew Stock are completely unwarranted, as you should know these documents are edited before publication. No doubt there was a Communications/Media/PR officer that wrote “exponential”. Furthermore since you are from Adelaide you should know what Andrew Stock is involved in seeing as he has majority of his executive positions there.

You can’t complain that people who discuss Nuclear lack rigour but then go about forming arguments that are based on here-say.

TL;DR Tone down the snide comments and character assassination attempts, and it’d be a great article.

@IC: “No doubt there was a media … officer… that wrote exponential” … did you read the report? Exponential isn’t merely in a title


but also in the text. But if that was the only thing wrong with the report, I’d have never written the article.

@jens: did you have a point with your statement about enough land to power the planet? That’s like saying there’s enough water in Sydney Harbour to irrigate the whole of Australia and enough uranium in the ocean to power us for thousands of years. So what?

The problem for solar farms isn’t the lack of land or sunlight. Both are plentiful … it’s the trucks and the panels and the driving driving driving to deliver the panels panels panels concrete concrete steel steel steel and more steel and the water to mix and lay the concrete and the steel and driving driving driving get another load of steelprohibitive amount).

Your handwaving rhetoric implies that Norwegian hydro resources or Icelandic volcanism can be manufactured to order worldwide. This is, of course, impossible. If you were honest, you would realize that such an assumption is ridiculous and not even raise the issue in the first place.

And what would you get if you actually turned the entire world into Denmark? You’d have a world grid that slowly creeps from 39.1% wind in 2014 to a projected 50% in 2030… or less than 1% per year improvement, with the bulk of the remainder coming from coal, and such high costs that fossil substitution in the rest of the economy is impossible.

If you turned the entire world into France, you’d almost fully decarbonize all electric grids in less than 2 decades.

Is


is less valuable than power you can get on demand.

I did not claim more than 40% for 2014 but more than 40% now, which is a fact.

I am not suggesting hydro power to become more wide spread on the contrary actually because there are huge environmental problems associated with hydro power.

Geothermal is in so far limited to certain areas where there is sufficient heat and water available underground and water over ground to handle the cool side of the generator. I think that geothermal makes sense but not as a major source of power everywhere.

Hornsrev3 with 400 MW capacity is in late stages of commissioning and there are several other projects brewing so the 50% mark is within sight.

If you have an average capacity factor of 35% forhas risen steadily.

John Morgan has written this brilliant piece on the development of the possibility of replacing oil as the source of liquid hydrocarbons.https://bravenewclimate.com/2013/01/16/zero-emission-synfuel-from-seawater/
If you accept the viability of the technologies presented in the post and that any electrons wherever they come from are equally useful, then you can over provision the grid and use Synfuel plants as a way to store excess electric energy.

According to John Morgan the cheapest currently available Chinese Nuclear power is $0,0204. This assessment is not shared by http://www.world-nuclear.org/info/Country-Profiles/Countries-A-F/China–Nuclear-Power/ “In July 2013 the NDRC set a wholesale power price of CNY 0.43 per kWh (7 US cents/kWh) for all new nuclear power projects, to promote the healthy development of nuclear power and guide investment into the sector. The price is to be kept


Q:

How to fix 'Selecting rows without null or blank value in each column'?

Im having trouble using this code here:
select *
from toadd
where pcode = '' or pcode is null or
      brand = '' or brand is null or
      description = '' or description is null;

I am trying to return values that doesn't have null or blank value within them columns above.
My problem is: I have coded the query to only return values that are only null or blank values see if it actually works and then Ill use a delete statement based on that query.
But it still returns columns with filled data, even tho I have said not to show any values that are filled in the query.
Notconducted during the period of 2011 to 2017, as compared to studies conducted prior to the year 2000.

Information about seroprevalence of dengue in the general population is a useful indicator for measuring endemicity of dengue fever. The dengue vaccine (CYD-TDV) manufactured by Sanofi Pasteur has been introduced in two sub-national programs in Philippines and Brazil \[[@pntd.0006618.ref254]\] and it has been suggested that vaccine acts by boosting the naturally acquired immunity \[[@pntd.0006618.ref255]\]. WHO SAGE conditionally recommends the use of this vaccine for areas in which dengue is highly endemic as defined by seroprevalence in the population targeted for vaccination \[[@pntd.0006618.ref012], [@pntd.0006618.ref256]\]. The results of the two vaccine trials and mathematical modelling suggest that optimal benefits of vaccination if seroprevalence in the age group targeted for vaccination was in the


third (16/19) studies from Delhi reported circulation of more than one serotype; and most of the studies conducted in the last 10 years identified co-circulation of more than one serotype \[[Table 3](#pntd.0006618.t003){ref-type="table"}\]. Our review also revealed that more than two-fifth of the laboratory confirmed infections were secondary dengue infections and nearly one-fourth of the cases were severe in nature. Circulation of numerous dengue serotypes is known to increase the probability of secondary infection, leading to a higher risk of severe dengue disease \[[@pntd.0006618.ref260]\].

Our systematic review has certain limitations. First, our study included only peer-reviewed literature from selected databases and we excluded grey literature which may have provided additional data. Second, most of the studies on disease burden were hospital-based, with no community-based studies estimating incidence. Hospital-based studies doof dengue positivity, severity and case fatality as well as co-circulation of multiple dengue virus serotypes. Our review also identified certain research gaps in the understanding on dengue epidemiology in the country. There is a need to initiate well planned community-based cohort studies representing different geographic regions of the country in order to generate reliable estimates of age-specific incidence of dengue fever in India. As such studies are cost intensive, a national level survey to estimate age-stratified dengue seroprevalence rates could be an alternative. Such estimates could be used to derive the relative proportions of primary and secondary infections using mathematical models \[[@pntd.0006618.ref261]\]. Well planned studies in different geographic settings are also needed to generate reliable data about economic burden from India. Although the existing dengue surveillance platforms


It is not as widely known as it should be, but Martin Luther King Jr. wrote and spoke about the need for an unconditional basic income before he was killed. Here is a video of him speaking about UBI at Stanford in 1967.

One of the answers it seems to me, is a guaranteed annual income, a guaranteed minimum income for all people, and for all families of our country. It seems to me that the Civil Rights movement must now begin to organize for the guaranteed annual income. Begin to organize people all over our country, and mobilize forces so that we can bring to the attention of our nation this need..."

Those are powerful words just as true now as they were then. The Civil Rights movement isnot a lack of anything but money, so the best way to eliminate poverty is to simply provide people with money, not bureaucracy-filled welfare programs. In other words, poverty is not a lack of character. It's a lack of cash.

We have come a long way in our understanding of human motivation and of the blind operation of our economic system. Now we realize that dislocations in the market operation of our economy and the prevalence of discrimination thrust people to idleness and bind them into constant or frequent unemployment against their will. The poor are less often dismissed from our conscience today by being branded as inferior and incompetent. We also know that no matter how dynamically the economy develops and expands it does not eliminate all poverty.

We


driving a car on a street without stopping at the red lights. Our body processes refined sugar, or pure sucrose so fast that nothing can stop it.

Whereas the pleasure sugar brings to our body is intense and instantaneous, it causes insulin and blood sugar levels to skyrocket. You are driving so fast that you don’t notice that you actually ignored the red lights, until you went passed them. While the speed and the excitement is addictive, you cannot retroactively correct your traffic violation.

By the time you know, the other parts of your body are frantically working to digest all the glucose you ingested: it’s way more than you can deal with. The end results are obesity, diabetes and/or other complications.

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Tuesday, September 26, 2006

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Q:

How to list directories and files within a RoR Ruby on Rails app a la Apache style?

I'm pretty new to RoR, and I have a directory that I would like to list its contents when I put the path of the directory in the URL bar of a web browser.  I'm used to Apache where I could just setup a .htaccess file to show the contents of a directory, and have the files within the directory linkable / browseable when browsing the directory.  I'm sure there's a similar solution using RoR but I haven't come across one.

A:

Passenger can be configured so that it gets turned off in some folders:
<Location /shared>
  PassengerEnabled off
  Options +Indexes
</Location>

http://www.modrails.com/documentation/Users%20guide%20Apache.html#PassengerEnabled

Beyond Objective-C, Beyond Swift - mpweiher
http://blog.jaredsinclair.com/post/98402624705/beyond-objective-c-beyond-swift/
======
WoodenChair
I'm not as in love with Swift as I was when it first came out after having
used it for some small hobby projects. I agree that it doesn't solve any of
the big problems in software development, and more just amalgamates ideas from
multiple languages (bringing them into the Cocoa world which is a good thing)
and makes things safer.

However, a lot of Sinclair's arguments are misguided/misplaced/misdirected.
Let me address each of his 4 core issues:

Databases & Persistence – This is almost certainly a _library_ issue rather
than a _language_ issue. As others have pointed out, third party libraries
solve this problem quite well on other platforms and there's no reason they
can't be solved just as well with Swift. In fact isn't that kind've what Realm
is doing?

Automated RESTful APIs


have a set of behaviors
clumped together and multiple implementations. If it's just one call with
multiple strategies, use a function call with a defined signature (func
pointer type, delegate, whatever). If the "class" is nothing but magic bean
"[sg]et-foo; [sg]et-bar; [sg]et-blah; ..." (with no validations, calculations
or any other kind of value added), why are you writing it? (and why do I have
to read it?) Use a struct/record/tuple if there is a lot of code that might
typo the property names, or just an associative array if the usage is an
automated pass-through with little to no looking inside.

Some parts of an app benefit much more from functional composition than a big
bunch of make-work objects that make a loud clunk when you whack 'em with a
stick.

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Exactly. And the swift designers realize this which is(2013), 4423-4426).
One of the objects of the present invention is to solve at least these three major drawbacks noted for direct synthesis using a structuring agent of organosilane type.
Mention may also be made of the following documents, in which the use of structuring agents of organosilane type, and of organosilane derivatives, is described, for the purpose of synthesizing various hierarchically porous zeolite structures including zeolites X and LTA.
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perturbation from background light exposure. Finally, we demonstrate that the conditions we have used elicit well-timed single action potentials from Purkinje cell axonal stimulation allow us to elicit robust time-locked synaptic currents in postsynaptic neurons in the DCN. Since several recent studies using inhibitory optogenetic tools have shown that focal photostimulation of somata and axons yields different results, where stimulation of axons can result in paradoxical effects on activity ([@B15]; [@B17]), we set out to confirm whether the conditions required for axonal photostimulation were similar to those for Purkinje cell somatic stimulation from mice transgenically expressing EYFP-fused ChR2(H134R). We found that we could elicit well-timed action potentials in both the soma and axon with focal photostimulation, although axons required longer light pulses, and displayed longer latencies. These lightset to Private, so it is not generally seen by anyone outside of my Instagram Followers list. In order to see my pics you have to send me a “request” from your app. I post a lot of family, so I did this.

This also sometimes (for us older folk) results in a pretty low number of said Followers. However you can always view the latest posts here on my blog where four show up on the right side bar.

I don’t know what it would be like to open it up to the public, probably no different for me. Many companies, businesses and people use them to promote their products or their work, though. And following them is as easy as a search and a click.

Most celebrities have them,


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Fun and funny shots that made me chuckle or smile:

Local snaps that caught my eye:

And the classics…#ThrowBackThursday:

Thank you to the guys who created Instagram, Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger! It’s been fun. The new filters are fun, too…I just need to take the time to get to know them.

***Thanks for having a look today. My blog turns 1 years old tomorrow. It’s been a fun year, thanks to all who have read along. And for all the support and feedback, the comments and especially the long (& short) private messages and emails. Many times over I’ve been brought to tears by them. I cherish every one! Onward I will go…thanks to You***

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— I'm just a girl who put her passion for fiction writingair, you will be able to see a laser beam under certain conditions.
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With a 5mW green laser pointer, Rayleigh scattering is pretty easy to see. I imagine it would be even easier with blue/violet, but I'm not sure, since human eyes are most sensitive at green, so that may tip the balance. A more intense beam, like those used at night


Involvement of the G3P shuttle and β-oxidation pathway in the control of TAG synthesis and lipid accumulation in Yarrowia lipolytica.
The oleaginous yeast Yarrowia lipolytica can accumulate up to 38% of its dry weight (DW) as lipids. Factors involved in lipid accumulation, particularly triglycerides, are not well identified. Using different mutations in the glycerol-3-phosphate (G3P) shuttle pathway (Δgut2 affecting the anabolic dehydrogenase or overexpressing GPD1 affecting the catabolic dehydrogenase), we were able to modulate G3P concentration. We show that in a Po1d genetic background, GPD1 overexpression, GUT2 inactivation or both mutations together result in 1.5, 2.9, and 5.6-fold respective increases in the level of G3P leading to an increase of triacylglyceride (TAG) accumulation. Moreover, our results indicate that each strain with an increased concentration of G3P, also presented adecreased concentration of glycerol. Analysis of the different genes involved in glycerol metabolism indicated that Y. lipolytica does not possess a gene for glycerol-3-phosphatase. These findings suggest that Y. lipolytica has a modified and unique metabolism of glycerol that is dedicated to G3P synthesis (and also to TAG synthesis) which may contribute to its oleaginous character. Furthermore, coupling the G3P shuttle disorders to a deficient β-oxidation pathway (by inactiving POX1-6 or MFE1 genes) increased TAG and free fatty acids content. Finally, we obtained strains that accumulated up to 65-75% of their DW as lipid. Transcriptional analysis in these strains, revealed that the high levels of lipids resulted from over-expression of genes involved in TAG synthesis (SCT1, encoding a sn-1 acyltransferase; and DGA1, encoding an acylCoA diacylglycerol acyltransferase) and


he was qualified to participate in a financing plan called the Mitsubishi Diamond Advantage Program ("Diamond Advantage plan"), a retail installment contract for a balloon payment. That is, the customer purchases (rather than leases) the vehicle, making equal payments for the agreed-upon time period (e.g., 3 years) with one larger payment at the end. Under the Diamond Advantage plan, after the last equal monthly installment payment, the customer has the option to return the vehicle rather than paying the balloon payment. By purchasing under the Diamond Advantage plan rather than leasing, Coelho would not be required to pay the City of Chicago's taxes applicable to leases. In addition to the Diamond Advantage plan, Coelho qualified for the special 4.52% APR.
*1007 After Coelho and Manseau discussed financing options, Manseauprepared a retail installment contract ("RIC") for Coelho based on the Diamond Advantage plan and special 4.52% interest rate, using standard industry software. As denoted under the "Federal Truth-In-Lending Disclosures," the RIC called for a cash downpayment from Coelho of $301.58 and a trade in credit to Coelho of $7,135.22, which resulted in 35 monthly payments of $228.95, after which Coelho had the option of returning the car or making the balloon payment of $16,467.00. The RIC further disclosed an APR of 4.52%, a finance charge of $2,603.00, an amount financed of $21,877.05, and a cash price of $29,241.27, which included $1,796.27 for applicable taxes. Additionally, PRO discounted the window price of the Montero Sport by $1,945.00. This discount was documented in the trade-in credit by adding $1,945.00


Coelho paid cash." (Pl's Resp. to Def.'s Mot. Summ. J. at 1.) At his deposition, Manseau was asked whether Coelho could have purchased the vehicle for $23,999 if he had paid cash. Manseau answered: "Yes. We would have sold it for that price, matched it."[9] (Manseau Dep. Tr. at 37:10-11, Def.'s App. Opp. PL's Mot. Summ. J., Tab 8.) Although that answer appears to support the Estate's argument, the answer is taken out of context. A review of the actual testimony, in context, clarifies the meaning of that testimony. Manseau was talking about matching the $23,999 price listed in the Roesch ad-an amount that Manseau had already testified was the price after applying the $1,500 rebate. (Id. at 36:3-7.) As discussed above, the rebate is paid by Mitsubishirather than the dealership, and thus the rebate affects the customer's net out-ofpocket costs but not the negotiated sale price. The only reasonable inference from Manseau's testimony about matching Roesch's advertised price is that PRO would have sold the Montero Sport for a negotiated sale price of $25,499, resulting in a net cost of $23,999 to Coelho after the rebate.[10]
Manseau's affidavit dated May 31, 2002 supports the accuracy of this inference. Manseau states in relevant part:
Had [Coelho] asked us to match the Larry Roesch sales price, we probably would have agreed. Like the Larry Roesch dealership, we would have sold the Montero Sport LS for an invoice price of $25,499. After the impact of the [Mitsubishi] $1500 rebate that was available to him, Mr. Coelho would have paid