eye view.

Props

One way to get a rat to slow down is to give it something to play with, destroy, or to eat, such as an expensive Italian sofa, or better, an item of food. Just remember that rats' instinct is to grab and run with food, so it may be an idea to secure the food to the surface forcing it to eat in situ. Another way is to have someone hold the rat and give some TLC. Rats love attention and everyone loves seeing a happy rat. I find it hard to photograph a rat that I am holding myself, but that's mostly because my rats don't consider being carried to be a passive activity and roam all over me and under my clothes. I suppose youcould conceivably train a rat to stay, but mine are probably too well fed to be trained.

Orientation

Rats have two ends, the pretty end and the not so pretty end. With few exceptions they look better pointing towards you than away.

My rats fortunately quite like the camera and the difficulty is they have a tendency to almost try to climb onto the camera to get to me.

Shoot!

You can review your photos, but once the camera is working as intended, just shoot. This goes for film as well as digital. Stay in the moment. Don't spend time deleting shots while they play. Shoot till the card fills or the batteries run dry. Everyone makes some mistakes; only show your best and you will look like a pro.

Photoediting

If you have photoediting


on the merits, nor is it a vehicle for resolving factual disputes. Waldridge, 24 F.3d at 920. Therefore, in considering a motion for summary judgment, we draw all reasonable inferences in favor of the non-movant. Venters v. City of Delphi, 123 F.3d 956, 962 (7th Cir.1997). If genuine doubts remain, and a reasonable factfinder *967 could find for the party opposing the motion, summary judgment is inappropriate. See Shields Enters., Inc. v. First Chicago Corp., 975 F.2d 1290, 1294 (7th Cir.1992); Wolf v. City of Fitchburg, 870 F.2d 1327, 1330 (7th Cir.1989). But if it is clear that a plaintiff will be unable to satisfy the legal requirements necessary to establish her case, summary judgment is not only appropriate, but mandated. See Celotex, 477 U.S. at 322, 106the justices sat in the House chamber listening to his speech, President Obama embarrassed the court directly and fiercely. Not a peep from Roberts. Only Justice Samuel Alito quietly mouthed to himself “no, no” as Obama railed against foreign campaign contributions.

Roberts has said nothing about Obama’s remarks in the eight years since.

So why did Roberts attack President Trump on Wednesday? Well, Trump is not a Democrat.

Many believe that Roberts caved to political criticism by President Obama and his Democratic cohorts in a case where Roberts was the decisive vote in a ruling that found ObamaCare was constitutional – a historic victory for Democrats.

Roberts clearly accepted the claim by Democrats in that case that the Supreme Court could not overturn ObamaCare or the high court would forever harm the


     assertThat(result).isEqualTo(initialSpanNameFromStrategy.get());
        strategyInitialSpanNameArgs.get().verifyArgs(requestMock, wingtipsAdapterMock);
    }

    @DataProvider(value = {
        "null           |   false",
        "               |   false",
        "[whitespace]   |   false",
        "fooNewName     |   true"
    }, splitBy = "\\|")
    @Test
    public void doChangeSpanName_changes_span_name_as_expected(String newName, boolean expectNameToBeChanged) {
    final HttpMethod httpMethod;
        public final String origSpanName;
        public final String finalNameFromStrategy;
        public final boolean requestIsNull;
        public final boolean expectSpanNameReversion;

        FinalSpanNameScenario(
            HttpMethod httpMethod, String origSpanName, String finalNameFromStrategy, boolean requestIsNull,
            boolean expectSpanNameReversion
        ) {
            this.httpMethod = httpMethod;
            this.origSpanName = origSpanName;


of what was taking place in court which turned out confirmed the judge was changing the very words and actions in the court.

The Second Circuit Court of Appeals in their decision wrote that Sorkin misrepresented what took place in court in the New York Times because that was not what the transcript showed. “However, the very article that Quattrone employs to establish improprieties has at least one material mischaracterization of the court’s trial management. The article claims that Brodsky testified upon cross-examination “No” when asked “Did you think he [Quattrone] had done anything wrong?” See Andrew Ross Sorkin, A Shift in Testimony in Ex-Banker’s Trial, N.Y. Times, Apr. 23, 2004, at C3. This characterization was completely accurate. See J.A. 291 (Tr. 1371). What was inaccurate, however, was theday with another spectacular sunset (which Tamarindo is famous for….see main photo just after sundown). I’m off to an adventure today…an exursion to a melon farm, a trip in a boat to finally see monkeys! and a stop at a local pottery making area..some true “local” stuff and I will try hard not to fall asleep before blogging tonight!


is set to do nothing ...either uninstall the driver and plug the camera to run it again ...or ...just go to the control panel /add new hardware ( be sure you plug the camera and powe ...
Digital Cameras

Blank screen I am facing wird problem. i havent used my nikon coolpix 5700 camera almost for a year. yesterday when I tried to use, I get blank screen. I can see the menus on the screen and navigate through them. I can also seen picture that I had already taken in playback mode.
One more observation is,
green light (for autofocus) is blinking and does not become stable. Also flash always turns on irrespective of light conditions (But picturea taken are blank).
I tried resetting camera. No

Memory card I have a sandisk memeoryto save the pictures onto the memory card maybe in your settings you can change it to external memory or something and your USB cable is probibly stuffed up so you'll have to get a new USB cable goodluck ;) and please rate this solu ...
Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ1 Digital Camera

Dark pictures I have a Canon EOS REbel T2 with the standard 28-90 lens. It had been working fine, but now my pictures are (almost all) coming out very dark and grainy. Further, I note that if I turn the camera 90 degrees to that a "portrait" picture -- 6" tall and 4" wide, I see a dark rectangle in the picture in the bottom right quadrant. I always set the camera to full program (the green rectangle). I


their mother while they are still children with Phoebe still a baby.The Vera sisters lose their mother as adults, having lived a very happy life with Macy having been disconnected from her mother as a child for unknown reasons.It appears that the new sisters will do their major vanquish in some lab? Compared to the original sisters doing their first vanquish together in the attic of their manor, where it all started.It appears that both versions will have the sisters happily walking up to their Manors finally bonded once again. Both started out broken. Prue/Phoebe having their differences while Maggie/Mel have their differences with Macy.-In the 1998 series, the sisters do not start off with their Whitelighter. It takes 14 episodes before they even find out what avery firm GLASS

Rated 5 out of 5

M***n–November 21, 2017

Rated 5 out of 5

L***i–November 23, 2017

received заказпла 26.10… 21.11… пришол already assembled, разбилось. just fine packaging has been!!! no damage the chance!!! seller not общалась небыло needs…… wicker installed in several cage cut to my tk. those old standing window where no way небыло feeders всунуть… parrot piggy-my!!!!! fun… it now new top with food пересыпает it in bottom. true-county in the garbage!!! only what what i do not like it too much высыпается food but i company has set… this back cover will look сыпется… it from on…

Rated 5 out of 5

E***n–November 24, 2017

was parcel upon receipt of impression, the inside is something broken, because гремело. помялась hard box, all turned but inside whole, rattled and mounting screws.


perfectly fit feeder, play more like птице but очисток наполнилась ten minutes and through feed box.

Rated 5 out of 5

M***r–November 27, 2017

Rated 5 out of 5

M***e–November 28, 2017

Rated 5 out of 5

D***a–November 29, 2017

good figment, tuve a problem Little But Communication and selling fashion was excellent. recommend.

Rated 5 out of 5

K***u–December 1, 2017

food bowl from enthusiastic i!!! have always have bird food, can not worry end fast it. almost no debris on the floor! although пылесосить accounted for constantly before. кормушек such more to order in this store. thanks very much for your order! to seller.

617,19 usd. packaging 31день for it, переложил пенопластом box parrot satisfied. but one cage inside to put so small, only food feeder насыпать very fine, no large pieces, otherwise will not сыпаться. ifturn off the transistor QF. If the temperature of the transistor QF exceeds a predetermined level before the microcomputer 903 issues the OFF signal, the thermal protection function turns off the transistor QF.
To detect a current, the related art must have the shunt resistor RS in a power supply line. If a current flowing through the shunt resistor RS is large, the shunt resistor RS will cause a large heat loss that is not ignorable.
The thermal protection function and overcurrent control circuit of the related art may work on a dead short that occurs in the load 102 or wiring to produce a large current. However, the related art unsatisfactorily works on an incomplete short circuit failure such as a layer short having a certain extent of short-circuit


and clinical characteristics with statistical analysis performed to detect correlations between variables. GI elderly presented worse overall sleep quality and higher levels of daytime somnolence and depressive symptoms. A positive correlation was found between sleep quality, daytime sleepiness (ESS) (p < 0.01) and depressive symptoms (GDS) (p < 0.01). Our results are consistent with the possibility that elderly individuals admitted to long-term care and residential institutions present with worse sleep quality. Higher levels of depressive symptoms, lower occupational activity and sunlight exposure are specifically associated with a worse sleep quality. Further studies with larger and more diverse samples, including community-dwelling individuals, may be important to consolidate these findings.By T S Sudhir

Disclaimer : This post is not about predicting who will win the battle for the residuary state of Andhra Pradesh. At least I will not stick my neck out in public because in the age of social media, I do not want my Twitter timeline to be abused by trolls using inappropriate vocabulary.

It is a fascinating contest taking place in the heat and dust of Seemandhra. The mood is angry out there as the wounds of bifurcation haven’t healed completely, the feeling of `we will show them’ is burning in their hearts. They are still uttering the `D’ word but this `D’ is not about division but about Development. Despite the loss of Hyderabad, those in Seemandhra want to show that they can build a


This is significant.

As a damage control measure, YSR Congress has managed to persuade Kapunadu, an umbrella organisation representing the community to back the party. Moreover, YSRC has fielded a fair number of Kapu candidates in key constituencies.

Development Development Development

Like Vidya Balan in `The Dirty Picture’ says “Entertainment Entertainment Entertainment”, Naidu has gone into overdrive uttering the Development word. With hoardings of Naidu with Bill Gates and Hi-Tec city plastered all over urban constituencies of Seemandhra, Naidu is promising to create another Cyberabad. Talk to people who have seen Naidu as CM between 1995-2004 and they want to give him a chance. They see in him a more mature and visionary leader, wiser from having been dumped twice by the voters, who would put Seemandhra on the path toIn the voltage multiplying circuit of the type involved in this application, a switching means cyclically connects a booster capacitor in parallel with an input voltage source for charging during a "charging" portion of an operating cycle, and during a "discharge" portion of the operating cycle the booster capacitor is switched into a series connection with the input voltage source across a storage capacitor. Since the potential across the booster capacitor cannot change instantaneously after switching, the booster capacitor serves as an additional voltage source during its serial connection with the input voltage source, thereby augmenting or "boosting" the potential applied to the storage capacitor. More particularly, charge is transferred from the booster capacitor to the storage capacitor thereby charging the storage capacitor to a predetermined voltage level


vintage to 200x. snout spout... man, he kind of needs the new body to go along with the head, BUT that new head is so much more intense and on point (and intact vs crumblina over there) that you're almost compelled to the head swap whether you want to or not. i'm one of those in the crowd that look forward to that swap, because the facial expression on SS's existing head looks like his cookie fell into his milk after he overdunked. mangosteen that guy.

Buzz-Off's antennae wouldn't really matter to me if one of them were off-kilter, because to me that would just give him an inquisitive air and add a bit of "personality."

Nah, Snout Spout's ears are a bit bent at the corners, and Sy-Klone's helmetheld that the principles which flow from the above cited decisions clearly suggest firstly that the enduring benefit in itself is not a conclusive test. Secondly, it is necessary to consider whether the enduring advantage consisted merely facilitating the assessee’s operation or enabling the management and conduct of the assessee’s business to be carried on more efficiently or more profitably while leaving the fixed capital untouched, then such expenditure would be on revenue account. Thirdly, the question must be viewed in a larger context or business necessity or expediency. Having regard to the above test in the case of Empire Jut Co. Ltd. (supra), the point which would arise for consideration would be whether the expenditure incurred for getting rid of the minority shareholders, who were creating difficulties,


1964 Helsinki declaration and its later amendments or comparable ethical standards.

Informed consent was obtained from all individual participants included in the study.

**Table S1.** Renal function and urine β2 microglobulin levels on follow-up.

Supplementary material is linked to the online version of the paper at [www.kireports.org](http://www.kireports.org){#intref0010}.

[^1]: AKI, acute kidney injury; ASV, anti-snake venom; CI, confidence interval; IQR, interquartile range.

[^2]: ASV available as lyophilized vials, which is reconstituted to 10 ml. Each vial contains antivenom against *N Naja* 0.60 mg, *Bungarus caeruleus* 0.45 mg, *Daboia russelli* 0.60 mg, and *Echis carinatus* 0.45 mg.

[^3]: GFR, glomerular filtration rate.

[^4]: eGFR, creatinine, and urine β2 microglobulin levels were significantly different between 2 weeks and 3 months (repeated measures analysis of variance with Bonferroni correction).

[^5]: CI, confidence interval; CKD, chronic kidney disease; eGFR, estimated glomerular filtrationit is widely seen in Abkhazia as a guarantor of security. As the issue of refugees/IDPs remains a strong taboo in Abkhazia, the war imagery is an important component of the Abkhaz nation-building process and is particularly difficult to challenge. On the other hand, the Abkhaz narratives are virtually never included in the Georgian public debate, which is farther cementing the wall of misunderstanding between the communities.

As both narratives are strongly influenced by nationalism and are extremely politically charged, they remain irreconcilable and obstruct the possibility for a genuine dialogue on the tragic events of 1992–1993.

Parts of the article discuss developments as seen from Abkhazia and doesn’t reflect the view of DFWatch. The word ‘Abkhaz’ refers to an ethnicity, while ‘Abkhazian’ refers to an inhabitant of Abkhazia regardless


2.
Another prior art technology that makes portions in the proximity of the rotary shaft compact in the power transmission apparatus for the compressor is known (Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2001-173759, for example) but the reference does not disclose the present invention.\min(| x_{i-1, e'} |),$$ where $e'=(v', c)$ denotes the set of VNs $v'$ connected to CNs $c$.

The even hidden layer $i$ only contains neurons that assign weights to incoming messages as follows: $$\label{eq:snnd_even}
        x_{i, e=(v,c)} = L_{v} + \sum_{e'=(c', v), c'\neq c} w_{i,e,e'} x_{i-1,e'}.$$

The output layer squashes the final weighted soft messages to the range $[0,1]$ as follows: $$\label{eq:snnd_out}
        o_{v} = \sigma (L_{v} + \sum_{e'=(c', v)} w_{2L+1,v,e'}x_{2L,e'}),$$ where $\sigma(x)=(1+e^{-x})^{-1}$ is the sigmoid function. Note that the sigmoid function is only applied to the output layer during training phase. For simplicity, the feed-forward SNND is defined as SNND-FF.

Optimizing with Single Weight
-----------------------------

The decoding complexity of SNND is significantly reduced compared to the original SPA. However, the


required number of weights is still large. For the RNNs in [@nachmani2018deep], the weights of edges are shared within each BP iteration. Besides, the RNN structure is easier to optimize compared to the feed-forward counterparts. There is still some redundancy for the RNN structure. We further reduce the required number of weights to just one as follows: $$\label{eq:snnd_odd_single}
        x_{i, e=(v,c)} = L_{v} + \sum_{e'=(c', v), c'\neq c} w'  x_{i-1,e'},$$ where $w'$ denotes the unified weight for all edges from CNs to VNs. $w'$ is also applied to the final output in Eq. (\[eq:snnd\_out\]).

The optimization is easier and the optimal parameter $w^{*}$ is given by $w$ that results in the minimum loss: $$\label{eq:opt_target}
        w^{*}made to disarm the tribe members. A scuffle ensued which quickly evolved into all-out hostilities, with the 7th Cavalry enjoying a significant tactical advantage, having superior numbers of fighting men as well as superior arms, including four Hotchkiss 1.65 inch M-1875 Mountain Guns.

This same day, E Troop 7th Cavalry began taking direct fire from Lakota who had concealed themselves in a ravine. After suffering three casualties, two of whom were killed, the call was put out for volunteers to maneuver from the current pinned-down position and attempt to gain a better vantage point. Sullivan volunteered to move left of the main body to an exposed position in an attempt to eliminate the threat. He and his fellow soldiers, Private Kellner and Sergeant Tritle, drew the enemy fire to


during pre-selected engine operations to facilitate igniting the mixture within the combustion gases.
At least some known fuel injectors are dual fuel injectors capable of supplying a liquid fuel, a gaseous fuel, or a mixture of liquid and gaseous fuels to the combustor. To facilitate reducing emissions within such combustors, at least some known combustors include water injection systems to facilitate nitrous oxide emission abatement. Within such systems, the water is premixed with the fuel during liquid fuel operation and is injected into the combustor through the fuel injector. Combining the water with liquid fuel in a single fuel circuit provides a design compromise, as the fuel/water mixture is optimized for flow and atomization, rather than requiring the liquid fuel and water to be individually optimized. However, within known position: relative;
    width: 70%;
}

container

    <button id="button">Submit</button>


from the exterior of the sensing element into the interior of the first measured gas chamber 11.
In addition, an oxygen monitor cell 93 capable of detecting an oxygen concentration in the interior of the first measured gas chamber 11 is provided to feedback-control the oxygen pump cell 92 so that the oxygen concentration in the first measured gas chamber 11, detected by the oxygen monitor cell 93, becomes a steady state.
Still additionally, a sensor cell 94 is provided in a second measured gas chamber 12 communicating with the first measured gas chamber 11, with the sensor cell 94 being designed to measure a concentration of NOx by measuring an ionic current occurring due to oxygen ions generated through the decomposition of NOx on an electrode.
Since the oxygen concentrationgas chamber 5122 to ionize oxygen on a surface of the electrode for measuring an oxygen concentration utilizing a current of the generated oxygen ions.
However, a current flowing through the monitor cell 503 and the sensor cell 504 is very weak, usually below 10 μA. On the other hand, a current flowing through the heat generator 561 or the heater lead of the heater 506 is as extremely large as 10A or less.
In most gas sensing elements, an insulating material (in the construction shown in FIG. 27, the spacer 514 or 512 can be made of an insulating material) or the like is interposed between the heater 506 and the electrodes of the sensor cell 504 or the monitor cell 503 to increase the electrical resistance of an


was determined, and with some patience, and a lot of lube, I got it in.

That feeling. You always remember that first time you get the big one in. Once you get it past the critical point, and it begins to slide in on its own, it hits you: a feeling of accomplishment, relief, pain, and pleasure all at once. That feeling was exaggerated by this plug’s design. It doesn’t have as gradual of a taper as most plugs; it goes from about 1-1/2″ in the middle to the full width very quickly, then back down to a long 1-1/2″ wide neck just as quick. Because it doesn’t taper, I would recommend using another plug to warm up with. That said, the design does keep it in place verywell for long-term wear.

The neck, in particular, facilitates that goal. I find the length of it to be perfect for my anatomy. It pushes most of the mass of the plug deeper inside of me where it feels better, and its width gives me the most satisfying stretch of any plug I own. I may have some plugs with wider necks, but it’s the shape of it, the bulb-neck-base ratio, the length and gentle curve of it that makes all the difference. It’s just comfortable.

Likewise, the base of the Large Severin makes it a great long-term plug. Like the BOSS Silicone Stopper, it has an ideal hour-glass shape. Mine also arrived with its sharp edges from the molding process trimmed off, which significantly reduces irritation. All manufacturers should


it. especially the one with room spared for a vibrating egg; the trick is, if you leave it out, the shaft is flexible and very comfortable.

One more question, how do you make sure when out and about that your plugs stay put? e.g. if you didnt bring a harness and bought a new plug like the BRAVO siliocne stopper? And don’t you get uncofortable after a while without relubing? (I found that some plugs stick after drying up, which I solve by using them with a condom).
Uh, and Do you have any glass plugs? I am really curious how they feel, but they are quite expensive, so I want one that convinces me exactly in size and shape..

all the best, and keep updating, there is so many ofus that like to read about this i think..

Have you ever tried a Tantus Cowboy Bronco? It may be just because I’m a lady, but I found it to be VERY intemidating. I’d love if you’d try it for yourself. I got it cheap, like $20 on Amazon when it’s usually $45.

Hi Anna. I’ve considered this plug in the past, but given the size of the neck compared to the rest of the plug, I don’t think it would stay in very well. It may be fun for playing around, but I like to buy plugs I can wear all day. I hope it makes your butt happy though. Keep working at it. 🙂

Hi Jim,
I found your page while google for experiences and long term wear.
Thanks for your


Francis Woodahl

Francis Woodahl (1938–1984) was a 20th-century Native American artist from Baltimore, Maryland.  He later resided in Garden Grove, California.  He is popular for his western realist paintings.

Francis Woodahl started his career in Southern California and toured much of the United States in various Art Shows that were held in major shopping malls.  He was known for painting landscapes, mostly in oil, before moving on to painting with watercolor and egg-tempera on board.

Francis Woodahl's talent was discovered early on when he was granted a scholarship to the Maryland Institute of Art. He then went on to work as an illustrator for the Navy while serving on the USS Yorktown. Francis Woodahl was the founder of the Western Artists of America and was also recognizedI know many people who will tick one of those as best and they have their favorite vendor who prepares crawfish along those lines. Then there are the places that can make all batches taste alike and not vary among batches.

Let's get the terminology straight: a craw- (not cray-) fish boil is a party-type event, not a dish. You get invited to a crawfish boil, and while there, you eat boiled crawfish.

So the dish is termed boiled crawfish. If you are asking where to find the best boiled crawfish in the city, you'll find a huge range of opinions. Perino's Seafood on the Westbank, Zimmer's Seafood in Gentilly, Seither's Seafood in Harahan, the Galley on Metairie Road, Harbor Seafood in Kenner, Cajun Seafood on Broad near Washington Ave,


Aircraft:  Fokker 100
>       Meal Service: n/a
>       Duration: 1hr 5mn
>       Distance: 233 mi (233 mi)
>       Economy/Coach Class
>
>       Depart: Dallas (Dallas-Fort Worth), 22-Nov-01 at  9:20 AM
>       Arrive: Reno (RNO), 22-Nov-01 at 10:47 AM
>       Flight: American Airlines 1589
>       Aircraft:  MDC MD80
>       Meal Service: n/a
>       Duration: 3hr 27mn
>       Distance: 1348 mi (1348 mi)
>       Economy/Coach Class
>
>  said he is a “steady hand that will provide good leadership and judgment, and will ensure that the United States Department of Justice upholds the highest standards of the rule of law,” KCRG reports. The television station reports that about 100 people protested Whitaker in Iowa City.

In an interview Whitaker gave the blog Caffeinated Thoughts in 2014 when he was running for the Senate, he gave his opinion on the role of the courts and opined that Marbury v. Madison was wrongly decided.

“The courts are supposed to be the inferior branch of our three branches of government,” Whitaker told the interviewer. “We have unfortunately off loaded many of our tough public policy issues onto the court and they’ve decided them. Unelected judges are deciding many of the issues


of the day. There are so many (bad rulings). I would start with the idea of Marbury v. Madison. That’s probably a good place to start and the way it’s looked at the Supreme Court as the final arbiter of constitutional issues. We’ll move forward from there. All New Deal cases that were expansive of the federal government. Those would be bad. Then all the way up to the Affordable Care Act and the individual mandate.”

Whitaker is cited in the August 2017 CNN column as the director of the Foundation for Accountability & Civic Trust, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit “dedicated to promoting accountability, ethics, and transparency in government and civic arenas by hanging a lantern over public officials who put their own interests over the interests of the public6 months. Their stability during storage needs to be assessed. According to the number of samples, three categories of sample series can be defined: small---(fewer than 50 samples), average---(50 to 200 samples) and large-size (over 200 samples). Ideally, step 1 (sample preparation) and step 2 (data acquisition) should be done over a short period of time (1 to 2 weeks), and preferably continuously (less than 1-month gap). The samples must be analyzed randomly (Defernez and Colquhoun [@CR10]). Concerning extraction, polar and especially semi-polar extracts are widely used in order to obtain compositional information about major compounds such as organic acids, carbohydrates, amino acids, quaternary ammonium compounds, biogenic amines and hydroxycinnamic acids or esters (Allwood et al. [@CR1]; Baker et al. [@CR3]). Apolar extracts may also be of interest


for plant biochemical phenotyping using ^13^C or ^1^H-NMR (Maulidiani et al. [@CR29]; Palomino-Schätzlein et al. [@CR31]) but are not considered in the present study. Semi-polar methanolic extracts are a good compromise for accessing both major semi-polar primary and specialized metabolites (Kim et al. [@CR22]), but specific adaptations to plant samples are often required to deal with ionic composition and its interaction with major organic acids such as malic, citric or fumaric acids (Corol et al. [@CR5]; Deborde et al. [@CR8]; Fan et al. [@CR14]; Kruger et al. [@CR24]). Moreover, for high-throughput fingerprinting, extraction can be performed directly with deuterated solvents like ethanol-*d6* or methanol-*d4*. Although the former is less toxic, it is currently more expensive than methanol-*d4*, which is used widely.

Fig. 1^1^H-NMR metabolomic workflow of plant semi-polar extracts.to calibrate water suppression and spectrometer sensitivity. Shim matrices are then optimized on the blank-extract tube and the spectral quality of this extract must be identical to that of the test-tube used for the specifications of the device (full width at half maximum (FWHM) of TMSP \< 1 Hz or FWHM for the residual signal of methanol \< 1.35 Hz with LB 0.3 Hz) see Online Resource 3. Finally, tubes of a few selected but representative sample extracts are to select 1D pulse sequences with presaturation ("noesypr1d" or "zgpr" for Bruker and "proton with presaturation" or "noesy_abs" for JEOL) (Giraudeau et al. [@CR17]). The residual water signal can be eliminated in several ways (Giraudeau et al. [@CR17]). In the case of freeze-dried samples, a classic water suppression pulse sequence is adequate. The systematic application of


may vary. In experiment 1, the leaves and the youngest stage had a less homogeneous shim (larger CV) than the older harvest stages. In Table [1](#Tab1){ref-type="table"} of experiment 2, FWHM was lower than 0.59 Hz with a CV lower than 4% for TMSP, and FWHM was lower than 0.65 Hz with a CV lower than 5% for the residual methanol signal. In experiment 2 in which the number of extracts was lower than in experiment 1 and the type of sample differed, the reproducibility was greater. In Table [2](#Tab2){ref-type="table"}, whatever the field strength, the mean FWHM was lower than 0.85 Hz for TMSP and 1.02 Hz for the residual methanol signal with a CV lower than 11% for the same sample extracts of wheat recorded on the three spectrometers. The CV of S/N ratiowas lower than 8% in all cases, indicating a good reproducibility between samples. The quality criteria requirements have therefore to be adapted according to the number (stability of the NMR device during manipulation) and the type of samples studied (plant extracts more or less concentrated, and stability of the magnetic field more or less easy to obtain). Therefore, knowledge about the biological extract greatly helps when estimating the spectral quality that can be achieved. All the sample extract spectra fulfilling the spectra quality criteria can then be processed for alignment and bucketing or peak integration.

Table 1Example of parameters obtained for checking shim quality with a large-size plant dataset comprising more than 450 samples of greenhouse-grown flax (Experiment 1) and a medium-size plant dataset comprising about 90 samples of


matched one resonance peak. Consequently, the buckets have a chemical meaning, since the resonance peaks are the fingerprints of chemical compounds. This procedure makes it possible to compare not only the global variance between the two stages (5 and 14 DAF), but also each resonance separately (especially their ratios between experimental conditions) across the entire spectra. Regarding the global variance, a principal component analysis (PCA) was applied to each data matrix resulting from the intelligent bucketing step for a set of spectra. The PCA scores (Fig. [4](#Fig4){ref-type="fig"}, *Top*) show not only the same discrimination pattern of the two biological groups (5 and 14 DAF) for Bruker 500 MHz, 600 MHz and JEOL 400 MHz spectrometers, but also a very close explained variance for the main component (principal component 1, PC1). It isnoteworthy that each sample is located almost in the same region on each of the PCA scores plots. This testifies to the good repeatability between several instruments from different manufacturers and with different characteristics, as well as good spectral processing robustness. Regarding the bucket variabilities, the distributions of bucket ratios between 5 and 14 DAF means exhibited a very similar standard deviation for the three datasets (Online Resource 5). We compared the positions of the buckets produced by intelligent bucketing for the 400, 500 and 600 MHz datasets (Fig. [4](#Fig4){ref-type="fig"} *Bottom*, Online Resource 7). As expected the bucket boundaries depend on the instrument resolution. Because the coupling constants are field-independent, overlapping between resonance peaks may occur at lower magnetic field strength. However, despite the difference in instrument resolution, the resonance


as detailed here, and then identification of discriminant spectral regions playing a role in the biological process under study. Therefore, after a "fingerprinting" analysis, simple 2D experiments like ^1^H 2D J-resolved can be performed (Ludwig and Viant [@CR27]) when strong signal overlaps are suspected. For more robust identification (Everett [@CR13]), other 2D experiments (COSY, HSQC, HMBC) are also often performed on representative samples. Interest in the standardization and semi-automation of 1D and 2D NMR spectra annotation is currently growing as reported for mass spectrometry, (Blaženović et al. [@CR4]), to obtain faster and more rigorous interpretation of NMR-based metabolomic fingerprints and profiles.

Electronic supplementary material
=================================

 {#Sec13}

Below is the link to the electronic supplementary material.

Supplementary material 1 (PDF 184 KB)

Supplementary material 2 (PDF 246 KB)

Supplementary material 3 (PDF 269 KB)

Supplementary materialIt was a day of the week, so as usual, I was thinking about how my opinions are better than those of other people and of course zombies. Ambiguous grammar ftw. Anyway, here's the part where I link something to pretend that I don't just think this stuff whenever I have more than five seconds. Liore is an MMO anarchist,
supporting all manner of terror and insanity, valuing chaos above
order, apparently believing that that is what makes for great events and
experiences. I agree, to an extent.

A freer experience works better in games than in real life. The consequences of the downsides are smaller. It is a game and so the potential harm is limited. Even further, our perception of the experience is different. If you blew up my house


        android:layout_weight="0.5" />
    </LinearLayout>

</LinearLayout>

CustomAdapter.java
public class CustomAdapter extends BaseAdapter implements DialogInterface.OnClickListener {

private Activity activity;
private ArrayList data;
private static LayoutInflater inflater = null;
public Resources res;
ListModel tempValues = null;
int i = 0;
Typeface textFont;

public CustomAdapter(Activity a, ArrayList d, Resources resLocal) {
    activity = a;
    data = d;
    res = resLocal;
    textFont = Typeface.createFromAsset(activity.getAssets(), "fonts/DiamondGirl.ttf");

    inflater = (LayoutInflater) activity.getSystemService(Context.LAYOUT_INFLATER_SERVICE);
}

@Override
public int getCount() {
    if (data.size() <= 0)
        return 1;
    return data.size();
}

@Override
public Object getItem(int position) {
    return position;
}

@Override
public long getItemId(int position) {
    return position;
}

public static class ViewHolder {
    public{
            final ListModel sched = new ListModel();

            sched.setRepositoryName("Repository №" + i);
            sched.setLanguage("Java");
            sched.setBranchCount("" + (i+5));
            sched.setInFavoriteCount("" + (i*12));

            customListViewValuesArr.add(sched);
        }
    }

public void onItemClick(int mPosition) {
        ListModel tempValues = (ListModel) customListViewValuesArr.get(mPosition);

        Toast.makeText(userActivity, "" + tempValues.getRepositoryName(), Toast.LENGTH_LONG).show();


       holder.tvLanguage.setTypeface(textFont);
        holder.tvBranchCount.setTypeface(textFont);
        holder.tvInFavoriteCount.setTypeface(textFont);

        convertView.setTag(holder);
    } else {
        holder = (ViewHolder) convertView.getTag();
    }

    Repository repository = listRepository.get(position);
    holder.tvRepositoryName.setText(repository.getRepositoryName());
    holder.tvLanguage.setText(repository.getLanguage());
    holder.tvBranchCount.setText(repository.getBranchCount());
    holder.tvInFavoriteCount.setText(repository.getInFavoriteCount());

    return convertView;
}

private class ViewHolder {
    TextView tvRepositoryName;
    TextView tvLanguage;
    TextView tvBranchCount;
    TextView tvInFavoriteCount;
}

}

ListModel.java now Repository.java:
public class Repository {

private String repositoryName  = "";
private String language        = "";
private String branchCount scale-up of HIV testing, including active testing campaigns among key populations and mandatory testing for incarcerated drug users, resulted in an enormous increase in the numbers of diagnosed PLWH (Ministry of Health et al. [@CR19]; Ministry of Health [@CR15]) (see Chap. 10.1007/978-981-13-8518-6_12 for more information)**2005**: *Harm Reduction*---Establishment and rapid expansion of MMT and needle and syringe exchange programs (see Chaps. 10.1007/978-981-13-8518-6_9 and 10.1007/978-981-13-8518-6_10 for more information)**2006**: *Regulations on Prevention and Treatment*---Not just a promotion of prevention and treatment initiatives, this policy also protected the legal rights of PLWH and their families and set up a framework of consequences for failure to implement HIV-related policy (State Council [@CR27]).**2006**: *Second Five-Year Plan*---Launch of China's Second Five-Year Action Plan for the Containment and Control of HIV/AIDS (2006--2010), which was characterized by


Funding issues aside, the mere inclusion of harm reduction in the plan was a major step forward and a victory for public health specialists who had been advocating for harm reduction already for many years. Long-standing sociocultural barriers to harm reduction were beginning to fall away (see Chap. 10.1007/978-981-13-8518-6_19 for more information).

The "Four Frees and One Care" Policy {#Sec6}
------------------------------------

The massive HIV outbreak in central China among FPD led to a huge demand for treatment and care, as a growing proportion of this population progressed to advanced HIV disease and AIDS, and experienced high and increasing morbidity and mortality (see Chap. 10.1007/978-981-13-8518-6_1 for more information).

In response, the Chinese Government announced a major, new commitment to engage in a more comprehensive HIV response at the UN High-Level Special Meeting inHIV response. It took the form of what has been named the 90-90-90 Targets. These targets are 90% of all PLWH know their status, 90% of all diagnosed PLWH are on treatment, and 90% of all PLWH on treatment achieve viral suppression by 2020 (Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS [@CR5]). The targets placed emphasis not just on scale-up of ART but on finding the many people who still do not know they have HIV infection, getting them onto life-saving and community-protecting treatment, and helping them to achieve the goal of that treatment, viral suppression (Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS [@CR6]). It has stimulated countries, like China, to take a closer look at the failings of their HIV care continua from HIV screening to treatment to clinical


outcomes.

Additionally, by 2015, considerable, high-quality evidence from both observational studies and clinical trials had accumulated, demonstrating the significant individual clinical benefits and community preventive benefits of early ART (i.e. treating HIV infection with antiretroviral drugs before CD4^+^ T-lymphocyte populations declined below 500 cells/mm^3^). Therefore, in 2016, WHO announced revised treatment recommendations. Historically, it had recommended that only PLWH with low CD4 counts receive ART, and although this criterion had been expanded over time, from \<200 cells/mm^3^ to \<350 cells/mm^3^ and then to \<500 cells/mm^3^, it was now eliminating the requirement altogether recommending that all PLWH, regardless of CD4 count receive ART (World Health Organization [@CR36]).

In the meantime, China had been examining its HIV care continuum and had already been studying the effects of early ART for expanded populations of PLWH in theThe effects on cardiac arrhythmias of antihypertensive therapy causing regression of left ventricular hypertrophy.
To examine the effects of antihypertensive therapy causing regression of left ventricular hypertrophy on cardiac arrhythmias, 26 hypertensive subjects were treated with ramipril with felodipine if required, and followed for 6 months after blood pressure control. Compared with baseline, left ventricular mass index (LVMI) was significantly reduced both at blood pressure control and after a further 6 months of treatment (baseline, blood pressure control, 6 months after blood pressure control; LVMI 142 +/- 3.6, 131 +/- 3.4, 123 +/- 3.8* g/m2, *P < .01 compared with baseline). There was a significant relationship between the decrease in systolic blood pressure and the decrease in LVMI after 6 months of blood pressure control compared with baseline (r


commander of Jerusalem in 1944, and then district commander. In August 1945, he was arrested and found to be carrying a parcel containing detonators. He was sentenced to seven years in prison, but was freed in the Acre Prison break.
 Eliav, Yaakov ("Yashka") (1917–1985) – was in charge of the Irgun's Jerusalem operations in 1938. During the split within the Irgun, sided with Avraham Stern and became one of the founders of the Lehi, and later, its Chief Operating Officer for several years.
 Elis, Shraga (1921-2014) – commanded the Irgun's Fighting Force in Jerusalem from 1944-1945 and took part in numerous operations, among them an attack on British intelligence offices which he commanded. In June 1945, he was transferred to the Planning Division in Tel Aviv. Hethe arm and leg. He was arrested and detained in the Latrun camp, but was released and resumed his Irgun activities before the British left. Fought in the War of Independence. After settling in Ramat Raziel and being appointed regional commander of the Judean Hills area, he was killed in a road accident.
 Kook, Hillel – together with other Irgun members, was active in the United States from 1940 to 1948 under the name "Peter Bergson". He was active in disseminating propaganda and raising funds for the Irgun. Took part in the establishment of the Committee for the Rescue of European Jewry, and the Hebrew Committee for National Liberation. Elected to the First Knesset as a Herut member.
 Landau, Haim ("Avraham") (1916–1981) – was a senior commander in


# https://youtu.be/flR4s6OoUjk

# 华农兄弟：帮老妈犁一下田，再去小河里面划一下水
# Huanong Brothers: I help my mom plough the field and then we go rafting on the river.

0:00:00.000,0:00:01.660
# 大家好  今天天氣比較好
Hi everyone! The weather today is quite good.

0:00:01.660,0:00:03.540
# 我幫我老媽犁一下那個田
I'm gonna help my mom plough the field.

0:00:03.960,0:00:06.260
# 因為那個犁那個田  那工作量有點大
Cuz, you know, ploughing the field requires a lot of work.

0:00:06.320,0:00:08.940
# 它老是要抖  抖的全身都不舒服的
It shakes and shakes and shakes. It makes you feel really awful.

0:00:09.220,0:00:10.740
# 所以幫她搞一下
That's why I'm helping her,

0:00:10.940,0:00:11.900
# 她就沒那麼累
to share her burden.

0:00:11.900,0:00:13.760
# 用來種一些蔬菜之類的 (註︰這句很奇怪，應該是突然轉換話題)
It's for plant, planting the veggies or whatever.

0:00:14.000,0:00:14.920
# 在這上面一點
It's just a bit up there.

0:00:22.080,0:00:23.520
# 我先把那個火打著
I start the engine first.

0:01:10.900,0:01:12.680
# 搞這個腰有一點累的哦
This work hurts your lower back.

0:01:12.760,0:01:16.700
# 這個腰啊  很累的  它要這樣  這樣駝背  駝著
I mean the lower back, is really tired. You need to bend, bend you back, like this.

0:01:17.080,0:01:18.280
# 所以這個腰很累
So the lowerAsparagus & Keto

The qualities of asparagus on a ketogenic diet extend beyond it being a low carb veggie. Which it is, very low carb. Think just 2g net carbs per 100g (which equates to roughly 7 medium spears).

But let’s dig a little deeper. Asparagus doesn’t just have a lot of fiber, it has prebiotic fiber. Which is indispensable in keeping your gut bacteria happy, and hence for allowing the right conditions to a healthy gut.

And given that low carb diets have been shown to significantly alter the balance of gram negative and positive bacteria, you very much want to be getting in the right kinds of fiber that the right kind of bacteria will want to feed on.

Plus, asparagus is also rich in an amino acid called asparagine.


time if performed manually even by the most skilled crafts person.
Due to the significant time requirements to manually create a quilt, industrial quilting machines or quilting assemblies have been developed for use in producing quilts in high quantities. These types of industrial quilting assemblies typically include heavy-duty, bulky sewing machines disposed in a stationary position wherein the quilt, mounted on a quilting frame, is moved relative to the sewing machine. One disadvantage with these types of industrial quilting assemblies is the significant work area required to move and position the quilting frame relative to the sewing machine.
Household sewing machines have resulted in both significant time savings and quality improvements over traditional hand sewing methods and industrial style sewing machines. Nevertheless, manipulating large pieces of cloth, such as astitches on the quilt with the quilting machine, the operator typically can see only the top surface of the quilt where the stitches are being formed. Only after later rolling up a stitched portion of the quilt onto one of the rollers is the bottom side of the quilt positioned such that the operator can see the stitched pattern on the bottom side of the quilt.
Any defects in the stitching on the quilt typically have to be removed by hand. The unstitching process can be extremely time-consuming. Some common stitching defects when quilting include poor thread tension, loops in the thread, tucks in the fabric, and incorrect pattern of the stitches.


Cyclosporine A in the treatment of psoriasis: a clinical and mechanistic perspective.
Cyclosporine A, a unique immunomodulatory agent, has been used increasingly over the last 5 years in the management of severe psoriasis. The remarkable efficacy of this drug coupled with its known immunosuppressive properties have enabled a further appreciation of the role of the immune system in the induction and maintenance of psoriatic plaques. Although acting primarily on T lymphocytes, there is also evidence for an effect of cyclosporine A on other constitutive cell types within the skin. The future use of systemically administered cyclosporine A in the treatment of psoriasis and other cutaneous diseases is dependent on the successful balance of efficacy and side-effect profile; namely, the dose-related problems of hypertension and nephrotoxicity. As a result of });
  </script>
    Test Page<br>
    <script src="http://connect.facebook.net/en_US/all.js#appId=156081301143077&xfbml=1"></script><fb:like href="https://www.facebook.com/EssentialTravel?sk=app_275969292428556" send="false" width="450" show_faces="false" action="recommend" font=""></fb:like>
  </body>
</html>

Anybody have any ideas?
Thanks,
Pjordanna

A:

Unfortunately you can't set up a like button for an actual tab on a page.
As you have found out, trying to make a like button using a url such as https://www.facebook.com/EssentialTravel?sk=app_275969292428556 will just make a like button for the page not the individual tab.
The best way to make a like button for that specific tab would be to just use the URL of the app sitting on your server eg. http://YOURDOMAIN.com/YourAppDirectory


will be taking place this weekend in India and that’s a long way for anybody to fly from the UK, regardless of being pregnant. However we think Priyanka and Nick will get over it as their wedding is set to be one of the biggest events in India’s calendar, given that Priyanka is one of the country’s biggest celebrities as she remains a major Bollywood superstar.

On top of that, Nick’s got his own big list of Hollywood pals including his fellow brothers and his future sister-in-law Sophie Turner from Game of Thrones.

In fact, Sophie even went along to Priyanka’s glam bachelorette party in pictures on Instagram. The hen do looked pretty massive with Chopra running round town in a massive feathered couture piece by designer Georges Chakra, stripeyParameters
        ----------
        pair : CompsetPair
            Add a CompsetPair to the list of composition sets

        Notes
        -----
        For performance reasons (checking whether the CompsetPair belongs has a
        complexity of O(N)), users are responsible for determining if the
        compsets belong in this TwoPhaseRegion.

        """
        self.compsets.append(compset_pair)

class ZPFBoundarySets():
    """
    Holds CompsetPairs that


   self.two_phase_regions.append(TwoPhaseRegion(compsets))

    def __repr__(self, ):
        phase_string = "/".join(
            ["{}: {}".format(p, len(v)) for p, v in self.boundaries.items()])
        return "ZPFBoundarySets<{}>".format(phase_string)

    def rebuild_two_phase_regions(self, Xtol=0.05, Ttol=10):
        """
        Rebuild the two phase regions with new tolerances.

        Parameters
        ----------
        Xtol : float
            See TwoPhaseRegion.compsets_belong_in_region
        Ttol : float
       bottom_cs = tpr.compsets[0]
                if bottom_cs.xdiscrepancy() < close_miscibility_gaps:
                    boundary_segments.append(np.array([bottom_cs.compositions, [bottom_cs.temperature, bottom_cs.temperature]]).T)
                    boundary_colors.append(colors[ordered_phases[0]])  # colors are the same
                top_cs = tpr.compsets[-1]
                if top_cs.xdiscrepancy() < close_miscibility_gaps:


  "{\"key\":{\"key\":{}}}",
        <<"{\"key\":{\"key\":{}}}">>,
        [{<<"key">>, [{<<"key">>, [{}]}]}],
        [
            start_object,
                {key, <<"key">>},
                start_object,
                    {key, <<"key">>},
                    start_object,
             early task-related hyperactivity will precede and predict progression of functional disconnection during the resting state. Aim 3 will test the hypothesis that the observed hyperactivity is an indicator of early excitotoxicity that will predict synaptic failure, neuronal loss and rapid clinical decline. We will employ a novel PET ligand (18-F-PEB) for the metabotropic glutamate receptor, mGluR5, which has been implicated in both learning and in excitotoxicity, in combination with 11-C-PiB amyloid imaging, 18-F-FDG glucose metabolism, with longitudinal functional and structural imaging to elucidate the neural mechanisms underlying progressive memory impairment over the course of early AD.


created to explain the development of life from non-life.2 I will try to use a minimum of jargon and technical terminology, although some, of course, cannot be avoided. First, the current biological system will be briefly described, and then two major competing models in the field will be presented.

The Current Creature

As you are no doubt aware, all present-day life on earth is comprised of cells, which store information in DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid). But this is far from the whole picture. DNA is made up of long strands of nucleotides known as “base pairs”, which could be compared to letters in an alphabet. In order to use this information in the DNA molecule, it must be transcribed and translated. This is done with the help of enzymes (proteins thatmain component of the modern cell membrane) can form “bubbles” spontaneously. Thus, it is plausible that a primitive fatty acid membrane could have surrounded the first self-replicating RNA strands. This would protect them somewhat from destruction, and also keep them in close proximity to each other to continue replication. These conditions would allow natural selection to occur.

Natural Selection

In order to function, natural selection needs at least four conditions to be met: a (1) population of organisms capable of (2) self-replication, and (3) variation in that population that leads to (4) differential survival. If these conditions are met, natural selection can and will occur. Although it is a stretch to call RNA molecules “organisms”, they do fulfill the conditions. This group of early, self-replicating RNA strands would fulfill the


curriculum with school-based features. In response to the characteristics of girls who love art creation, they have merged visual arts and optimized school-based curriculum, and further expanded STEM to STEAM to develop a set of curriculum design, planning and practice suitable for girls. With the integration of reading and religious elements in the STEAM education, a set of STREAM courses with school-based features suitable for girls was developed, giving them the opportunity to learn analytical skills from reading literature reports and increase their interest in mathematics and science. The school promoted STREAM education, and became a pilot school selected by the Education Bureau, and conducted video recordings for future sharing.

In 2016, awards won in large-scale STEM events including: Champion of secondary school level for the Smart Hong Kongadvocate Burcu Kilic said that enforcing consumer, labor and environmental protections is already a challenge “where foreign firms can minimize their local legal presence and capital backing.

“Governments can and do seek to make regulation more effective when there is a local presence,” Kelsey and Kilic added.

Amid growing disquiet creeping into the Democratic Party mainstream over trade liberalization and the effects it has had on middle class incomes and federal regulations, the White House has been keen to argue that the TPP is different from prior agreements.

Administration officials have described it as a “high standard” deal, and Froman said, in a letter obtained by The Sentinel, that the USTR is seeking to avoid “abuses” that were contained within settlement mechanisms of prior agreements.

Democratic critics, including Sens. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.),


Brief About Imperial Homes

Imperial Homes was launched in 2012 as a Dubai based real estate firm, with the aim of providing the best solutions for property needs. Our Management and Agents have years of experience in the Dubai property market. We have earned a reputation as one of the most innovative and well known independent real estate agents in the UAE, providing our diverse client base from all over the world with reliable advice and access to a large database of commercial and residential properties in Dubai.calling example functions in the Bookworm modules to carry out various tasks.

Figure 5 Visualization of Leader using other Bookworm Modules’ API Functions to Carry out Tasks

By using this type of modular framework, the developers of Bookworm have made static analysis of the Trojan quite challenging. To perform static analysis of Bookworm, an analyst must recreate the structure used by Leader to store the API functions of each DLL and apply them throughout the entire Trojan. Without performing this task, an analyst would be unable to determine which API function Leader calls within the supporting DLLs. For example, Figure 6 below shows a code block within Leader that is responsible for encrypting a buffer using functions within the AES module; however, the red, blue, and green boxes show calls


C2 server. The developers designed Bookworm to be a modular Trojan not limited to just the initial architecture of the Trojan, as Bookworm can also load additional modules provided by the C2 server. The ability to load additional modules from the C2 extends the capabilities of the Trojan to accommodate any activities the threat actors need to carry out on the compromised system.

Key Logging Functionality

The KBLogger.dll module, which we will refer to as KBLogger, provides key logging and clipboard grabbing functionality and is the only Bookworm module that does not provide Leader with API functions. Instead, Leader creates a new process “C:\WINDOWS\System32\dllhost.exe –user” that it injects itself into and uses to execute the KBLogger functionality.

KBLogger runs on its own by creating a new window called “DolefulClass<username><PID>”, which isuse it for the foreseeable future.

Indicators of Compromise

File Names

sgkey.data

Known Bookworm C2 Servers

bkmail.blogdns[.]com

debain.servehttp[.]com

linuxdns.sytes[.]net

news.nhknews[.]hk

sswmail.gotdns[.]com

sswwmail.gotdns[.]com

sysnc.sytes[.]net

systeminfothai[.]gotdns.ch

thailandbbs.ddns[.]net

ubuntudns.sytes[.]net

web12.nhknews[.]hk

Bookworm Smart Install Maker Samples

0f41c853a2d522e326f2c30b4b951b04

8ae2468d3f208d07fb47ebb1e0e297d7

35755a6839f3c54e602d777cd11ef557

87d71401e2b8978c2084eb9a1d59c172

599b6e05a38329081b80a461b57cec37

ba1aea40182861e1d1de8c0c2ae78cb7

de1595a7585219967a87a909f38acaa2

f8c8c6683d6ca880293f7c1a78d7f8ce

0b4ad1bd093e0a2eb8968e308e900180

cba74e507e9741740d251b1fb34a1874

fcd68032c39cca3385c539ea38914735

3e69c34298a8fd5169259a2fef506d63

Bookworm Self-Extracting RAR Samples


  }
  });
};

const configure = (candidate) => {
  debug('New configuration to be validated: ', candidate);
  throwExceptionIf(candidate, not(anObject(candidate)), 'must be an object.');

  debug(`Calling pre-processing listeners (${preProcessingListeners.length})`);
  preProcessingListeners.forEach(listener => listener(candidate));
  debug('Configuration pre-processing finished.');

  debug(`Calling configuration listeners (${listeners.length})`);
  listeners.forEach(listener => listener(candidate));
  debug('Configuration finished.');
};

module.exports = {
  configure,
  addListener,
  addPreProcessingListener,
  throwExceptionIf,
  anObject,
  anInteger,
  validIdentifier,
  not
};
immersive experience that you won’t want to put down. Full HD doubles the resolution of traditional HD – with over 2 million pixels, you get a truly immersive multimedia experience.

Vivid color: With True Color, Dell laptops deliver exceptional visual clarity and color fidelity allowing movies to look how the director intended, and photos to look as they did when you were there. True Color offers several profiles allowing you to tailor your display's color temperature, vibrancy and tone, giving you the ability to adjust color to compensate for the lighting hue (fluorescent, incandescent, etc.) where you're using your laptop.

More features, major impact

Studio-quality sound: Whether you’re mixing, streaming or chatting, Waves MaxxAudio® delivers lower lows, higher highs and outstanding audio performance.

Easy productivity: Breeze through spreadsheets with a 10-key number


oligopolies in order to minimize costs and maximize profits.

The internet is changing things. Distribution costs are now much lower due to the ease of online publishing; new communication tools facilitate coordination among the different activities; and buying and selling advertising inventory is much simpler through automated web-based ad networks.

With the reduction in coordination costs, suddenly there’s much less pressure towards vertical integration. The value chain is more efficient when divided between multiple entities, each focusing solely on a single stage of the chain rather than doing everything (newsgathering, printing, distribution, etc.) in-house. Separate companies can develop their core competencies and engage with complementary firms within a competitive marketplace that stimulates innovation at each step in the chain.

So, the consensus among many internet gurus is that the news mediaabove-cited prior art, which is incorporated herein by reference, it should be understood that the term “multi-lumen” in the phrase “multi-lumen balloon catheters” typically means that the catheter shaft is multi-lumen (as opposed to the balloon segment in communication with the catheter shaft). By contrast, my U.S. patent application Ser. No. 07/929,305, of which this application is a continuation-in-part, is directed to novel multi-lumen balloons. The multi-lumen balloons of my aforementioned invention are distinguished from the multi-lumen balloon catheters of the prior art, as discussed above, in that the walls defining the lumens are formed as an integral part of the balloon. The terms “integral part” and “integrally formed” as used in Ser. No. 07/929,305 each mean that at least a lumen of the multi-lumen balloon shares a


constituted misconduct necessitating reversal. Appellants Ronald Williams and William Johnson further assert that the trial court's instructions respecting the principle of aiding and abetting so confused the jury as to require reversal. We affirm the convictions; however, we remand for resentencing.[2]

I
The charges at issue arose out of the shooting death, in Southeast Washington, of Earl Saunders. The evidence adduced at trial demonstrated that on the night of December 29, 1978, appellants, accompanied by three young men  Michael Conyers, Carrington Brown and Joseph McLaughlin  were engaged in a mission to retaliate for the shooting by Lewis Saunders (Earl's brother) of Carlos Johnson, the younger brother of William Johnson. William Johnson drove to Lewis' apartment along with the group of avengers, three of whom  Conyers and appellantsshe opened the door to Earl Saunders' apartment, Conyers and Leon Johnson pushed past her and fired their weapons at Saunders, fatally wounding him. The two gunmen then ran back to the awaiting car, as did Brown and appellant Williams, where they joined appellant William Johnson and McLaughlin and made good their escape.
In the early morning of December 30, 1978, the Metropolitan Police Department investigated a report of gunshots in Southeast Washington. An officer discovered Earl Saunders kneeling on the floor with his torso on the bed, shot in the head and back but still breathing. Saunders was taken to Greater Southeast Community Hospital and pronounced dead. The cause of death was later determined to be both the shotgun wound in the back of his head and multiple


be questioned that each declarant had a motive to lie to the detective who took the statement. Cf. Johnson v. United States, 434 A.2d 415, 421 (D.C.1981); United States v. Sampol, 204 U.S.App.D.C. 349, 399, 636 F.2d 621, 671 (1980) (per curiam) (statements made to person to whom declarant had no motive to lie). Thus, the trial court erred in admitting the previous statements of McLaughlin, Conyers and Brown since they were made at a time when the declarants were motivated to misstate the truth.
We find on the basis of the record in its entirety, however, that this error was harmless. The government's evidence of appellants' active participation in the crimes was formidable. This evidence, considered in conjunction with the court's detailed charge to the jury regarding theassurance, after pondering all that happened without stripping the erroneous action from the whole, that the judgment was not substantially swayed by the error.' The decisive factors are the closeness of the case, the centrality of the issue affected by the error, and the steps taken to mitigate the effects of the error." Gaither v. United States, 134 U.S.App.D.C. 154, 172, 413 F.2d 1061, 1079 (1969) (quoting Kotteakos v. United States, supra, 328 U.S. at 765, 66 S.Ct. at 1248 (footnotes omitted)). Applying this standard, we find that the government's strong case against appellants coupled with the court's instructions that the jury disregard the comment and the fact that the jurors were eventually instructed by the court, at the defense's request, on the penalties for various offenses, including


[he] gave ... earlier applies to the  also to the offense of burglary in the first degree while armed."
Appellants Williams, and William Johnson, neither one of whom entered the apartment where the murder was committed, contend that the added "natural and probable consequence" language in the instruction renders the charge erroneous under the circumstances of this case because the trial court failed to identify for the jury the predicate crime which formed the basis for the added instruction. However, this argument ignores the evidence adduced at trial. The need for the additional language concerning the natural and probable consequences of one's actions was manifest: the language was necessary to adapt the standard aiding and abetting instruction to the unique course of events described in the evidence adducedof the cross-examination were irrelevant and beyond the scope of direct, however, this limited questioning did not deprive appellant of a fair trial.
[1]  The government's theory was that William Johnson was the mastermind behind the plan "to get" Lewis and Earl Saunders (described by the government as "two well-known neighborhood robbers") because of an unprovoked shooting of William Johnson's younger brother by Lewis Saunders (while Earl Saunders stood nearby with a sawed-off shotgun). While I have not dealt with the sufficiency of evidence issue, it bears repeating that we are not dealing with a conspiracy charge.
[2]  The government witness who concluded that the four men on the street made the decision to enter the apartment building, subsequently explained that she only heard one of them say


of the epidermis, and a depression in the center portion of the specimen (Figs. [2](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"} and [5](#Fig5){ref-type="fig"}). In addition, both men had dermal atrophy (Table [3](#Tab3){ref-type="table"}); this is more readily observed in the lesion from the left upper back of the 64-year-old man (Fig. [5](#Fig5){ref-type="fig"}). The dermal tumor shows an increased number of fibroblasts with trapped collagen bundles in the periphery.

### Elastic Fiber Staining {#Sec15}

Several investigators have noticed that elastic fibers are either decreased or absent in atrophic dermatofibromas \[[@CR17], [@CR18], [@CR26], [@CR30]\]. In contrast, Curco et al. observed normal elastic fibers in the combined dermatofibroma (with features of both an atrophic and aneurysmatic dermatofibroma) of 10-years duration on the left upper trunk of a 40-year-old man \[[@CR19]\]. However, in non-atrophic dermatofibromas, some of the researchers also observed decreased elastic fibersas a relatively well-demarcated, light brown, intracutaneous nodule. The left thigh lesion measured 23 × 15 mm; there was a 11 × 8-mm crateriform depression in the center of the lesion. The Verhoeff-Van Gieson stain showed greatly decreased or complete disappearance of the elastic fibers in the atrophic area of the lesional dermis; however, a dense presence of elastic fibers was observed around the medium-sized vessels in the lesional lower dermis \[[@CR18]\].

Ohnishi et al. also evaluated eight non-atrophic dermatofibromas: three cellular benign fibrous histiocytomas, three histiocytic cellular variants and two intermediate types. In comparison to the presence of elastic fibers in the marginal areas, the fibers were completely absent in the three fibrous dermatofibromas and reduced by 20--30% in one of the five other dermatofibromas. Only one of the eight dermatofibromas showed elastic


occur on the shoulder (25%), followed by the lower extremities (23%) and back (17%).

Treatment {#Sec20}
---------

An atrophic dermatofibroma is a benign vascular lesion. For some of the patients, the diagnosis was based on clinical features, and no intervention was performed \[[@CR27]\]. In other individuals, including the men described in this paper, the residual lesion was observed after the biopsy \[[@CR7], [@CR24], [@CR30]\]. However, the tumors were excised---either at the time of biopsy or subsequently---for many of the patients \[[@CR7], [@CR8], [@CR17], [@CR19]--[@CR21], [@CR26], [@CR29]\]. Several of the investigators did not describe the management of the tumor \[[@CR9], [@CR15], [@CR16], [@CR27], [@CR28]\].

Conclusions {#Sec21}
===========

An atrophic dermatofibroma is an uncommon benign variant of a dermatofibroma that has been reported in 102 patients. It is five times more common in women (53) thanMOBILE, Ala. -- While the European Aeronautic Defence and Space Co. won’t be building tankers for the U.S. Air Force at Brookley Field, the property is still a “great investment,” University of South Alabama Foundation managing director Maxey Roberts said Thursday.

“We certainly are all disappointed the Department of Defense did not choose to award it to EADS,” said Roberts during the board’s regular meeting.

USA Foundation board members unanimously agreed in September to buy 300 acres at Brookley Center from the university, paying $20 million in annual $4 million installments, for the USA Brookley Center, plus some rental property owned by USA.

But Roberts said the tanker contract “was not a factor” in the foundation’s decision to purchase the property.

She said “with or without the tanker,” the Brookley property is


still valuable.

The foundation, she said, continues to “plan for further development of that property.”

The university closed its Brookley facilities, which included rental housing, a golf course, a cafeteria and classrooms, after selling to the foundation.

In other business, Brad Roberts, director of accounting for the foundation, announced that the foundation’s net assets increased 7.4 percent to more than $283 million during the six months ending Dec. 31.

During that time, the foundation approved a $2 million semi-annual contribution to USA for miscellaneous things, such as faculty travel to professional meetings, graduate assistantships, a cancer research fund and for the Whiddon Honors Program.

Also, the following foundation board members were re-elected: Judge Otha Lee Biggs, Dr. Asa N. Green, Ellen F. Green, D. Gregory Luce Jr. and John T. Whiddon. Dr. J.green, (0.8--)5.2(--7.8) × (0.6--)0.8(--1.2) mm, linear-lanceolate to lanceolate. Surfaces glabrous. Adult leaves dark glossy green or bronze-green, margins and base often flushed red, (2.0--)3.7(--6.3) × (0.8--)1.1(1.8) mm, linear-oblanceolate, oblanceolate to obovate. Surfaces glabrous   Juvenile leaves dark green or glaucous, up to 25.0 × 3.5 mm, oblanceolate to lanceolate, glabrous. Adult leaves silvery-white, silvery-grey to reddish-grey, (5.6--)14.5(--20.6) × (2.0--)3.2(--4.5) mm, broadly lanceolate, elliptic, obovate to oblong-obovate. Surfaces densely hairy
  **Leaf margins and midrib**   Leaf margins initially finely covered with a thin often interrupted band of flexuose, spreading to antrorse-appressed hairs not or rarely meeting at apex, glabrescent; adaxial and abaxial midribs glabrate, basally clad with, deciduous, fine, antrorse-appressed hairs


                                                                        Broadly ellipsoid to scutiform, 0.06--0.1 × 0.06--0.09 mm. Anther connective gland, pale pink when fresh, drying pale orange
  **Pollen**                    (9.1--)14.7(--15.1) μm               or damp situations can have less coriaceous more chartaceous bark, which may at times peel in a lunate fashion to resemble *Kunzea linearis*. *Kunzea ericoides*, particularly at higher altitudes, may have bark approaching that seen in *Kunzea serotina*, and in very dry habitats its bark can resemble *Kunzea robusta* in that it lacks secondary peeling. For this reason, although bark is described carefully for each species, it is not used to key them out, and should not be used as the sole means for identifying species. Further, it is important to note the type of bark in some detail before pressing, as characters can be lost on drying. Ideally bark should be photographed *in situ* before collecting, or stored unpressed in paper bags, to be mounted later with


some modifications. Under their system New Zealand *Kunzea*, in common with their Australian counterparts in Kunzea subg. Niviferae de Lange et Toelken, have blastotelic rather than anthotelic inflorescences (i.e. the inflorescence apex is terminated by a dormant or active vegetative bud) arranged as conflorescences, which are characteristically auxotelic (i.e., the terminal vegetative bud is actively growing). In *Kunzea* the conflorescence is distinctly in the form of a reduced botryum (H.R. Toelken pers. comm.). [@B12] further distinguish a range of conflorescence types, which in New Zealand *Kunzea* are either racemiform or spiciform (Fig. [1B](#F1){ref-type="fig"}). However, for this treatment I refer to plants with the racemiform condition as 'corymbiform' (Fig. [1A](#F1){ref-type="fig"}), because in those species with this inflorescence type, the inflorescence presents as a distinctly corymbose structure at the onsetof the New Zealand *Kunzea* species offer a number of useful characters aiding species recognition. In the species descriptions, shapes and measurements are offered only for what are termed 'mature' flower buds, meaning those at the peak of maturation just prior to bud burst. For shapes I have adopted the terminology used for *Eucalyptus* by [@B15]. The position of the calyx lobes in mature flower buds and whether they touch each other is important. In most species the apex of the mature bud when viewed from the side is flat or slightly raised and convex (termed 'domed' in this revision). In these species the calyx lobes are appressed to and cover the bud surface, with the calyx lobes rarely meeting. However, in *Kunzea linearis* the calyx lobes are


growth and suckers frequent, prostrate and widely trailing from trunk base; branchlet hairs copious, persistent, in mixtures of divergent and antrorse-appressed hairs; antrorse-appressed hairs straight up to 0.03 mm long, not confined to active branchlet tips; divergent hairs up to 0.14 mm long, apices strongly curled and spiralled; leaves mostly obovate to clavate, sometimes broadly oblanceolate; species endemic to mobile sand systems of the eastern Bay of Plenty, Bay of Plenty, North Island, New Zealand not known from geothermal habitats   5 *Kunzea toelkenii*
  6a   Inflorescences spiciform; leaves consistently linear with distinctly hairy margins and abaxial midrib (rarely glabrescent); pherophylls obliquely ascending, linear to linear-falcate; flowers sessile to subsessile; calyx lobes sharply erect and apically pinched inwards in mature flower buds                               8 *Kunzea triregensis*
  9a   Prostrate, widely spreading shrubs (very rarely small trees up to 6 m tall) of mainly exposed, sparsely vegetated rhyolitic rock and talus; new growth subscandent; adult leaf surfaces densely covered in persistent, long (0.45--1.23 mm long) antrorse-appressed hairs; lamina silvery white, silvery-grey to reddish-grey; species endemic to Aotea (Great Barrier Island), New Zealand


MEL); Aorere River, H. Talbot s.n., 15 Dec 1959, (CHR 300594); Golden Bay, Wainui Inlet, Takapou Point, P. J. de Lange 4994, 12 Jan 2001, (AK 289173, Duplicate: AD); Waitui Stream, upper Takaka, W. D. Burke s.n., 23 Nov 1979, (WELTU 13480); Kahurangi National Park, Mt Peel, near source of Trilobite Creek, P. J. de Lange 6329 & G. M. Crowcroft, 16 Jan 2001, (AK 289179); Abel Tasman National Park, Astrolabe Roadstead, Adele Island; P. J. de Lange 5001, 13 Jan 2001, (AK 253380, Duplicate: AD, P); Moutere E.D., Upper Moutere, J. F. F. Hobbs s.n., 18 Aug 2002, (NZFRI 25012); Wangapeka River Road, Rolling River, P. J. de Lange 5082, 21 Jan 2001, (AK 253381, Duplicate: AD); Hope River, Sandy Creek, P. J. de Lange 5085, 21amathicola* following a line running from the Aorere River west to the Paturau River. Again, both species are easily distinguished due to the very different branchlet indumentum. *Kunzea amathicola* is distinctly more hairy, with the branchlet hairs long, sericeous, and antrorse-appressed, a marked contrast to the glabrescent branchlets, and short divergent hairs diagnostic of *Kunzea ericoides*. The leaves, inflorescence type, flowers and fruits of both species are also very different and further distinctions are given in more detail under *Kunzea amathicola* and in Table [1](#T1){ref-type="table"}. However, two critical characters are briefly mentioned here. The inflorescences of *Kunzea amathicola* are always elongate botrya, while those of *Kunzea ericoides* are usually corymbiform (Fig. [4A](#F4){ref-type="fig"}) though mixtures of corymbiform and shortly elongate botrya are sometimes produced in shaded, stressed or late


about Rarangi. These areas comprise some of the first sites of European settlement in New Zealand, prior to which they were once heavily populated by Maori ([@B19]; [@B44]). Both cultures extensively modified these landscapes and even in modern times much of this area has been repeatedly burned. These are ideal conditions for hybridism, and in the case of both *Kunzea ericoides* and *Kunzea robusta* it has helped create and maintain an extensive introgressed hybrid swarm.

Recognition of *Kunzea ericoides* × *Kunzea robusta* in the field and in the herbarium is generally easy because both species have such different branchlet hairs. Hybrid plants can usually be recognised by the presence of mixtures of long, silky, antrorse-appressed and very short divergent hairs. Further, *Kunzea ericoides* × *Kunzea robusta* hybrids often haveor purple, spheroidal, distinctly papillate. *Ovary* 3--4(--5) locular, each with 10--18(--23) ovules in two rows on each placental lobe. Style 0.6--0.8(--1.2) mm long at anthesis, often elongating slightly after anthesis, white; stigma capitate, scarcely wider than style, usually flat to very weakly domed along margins with a basal central depression, greenish-white, cream or pale pink, surface finely papillate. *Fruits* rarely persistent (1.2--)2.1(--3.0) × (1.2--)2.1(--3.4) mm, light brown to grey, finely hairy, urceolate to shortly-campanulate, rarely cupular, splits concealed by dried, suberect to erect, free portion of hypanthium and incurved calyx lobes. *Seeds* 0.60--0.90(--1.00) × 0.48--0.50(--0.60) mm, narrowly oblong, oblong, oblong-obovate, curved near apex, laterally compressed, 2--3-angled with convex to flattened faces, apex rounded to subacute; base cuneate to oblique, ± flattened; testa semi-glossy, orange-brown to dark brown, surface


Iwitahi (photo: *P. J. de Lange*) **F** Lower trunk bark, North Island, Rangitaiki Frost Flats, near Iwitahi (photo: *P. J. de Lange*) **G** *Kunzea serotina* showing characteristic branching pattern of the species, North Island, Rangitaiki Frost Flats, near Iwitahi (photo: *P. J. de Lange*) **H** Flowering branches, North Island, Tongariro Forest, Te Porere redoubt, (photo: *P. J. de Lange*) **I** Close up of flowering branchlet, North Island, Tongariro National Park, Oturere Stream (photo: *J. E. Braggins*).](phytokeys-040-001-g011){#F11}

### Representative specimens

**(155 sheets seen):** **New Zealand (North Island).** Waikato River, Lake Waipapa, P. J. de Lange 1197, 6 Jan 1992, (AK 207188, Duplicates AD, CHR); Lake Rerewhakaaitu, W. D. Burke s.n., Jan 1960, (WELTU 3052); Te Kuiti, D. A. Franklin s.n., 1953, (WELTU 3053); Paeroa Range, Te Kopia Road, P. J. de--Cromwell Road), Bendigo Reserve, B. P. J. Molloy s.n., 15 Mar 2001, (AK 289978, Duplicate: AD); Lake Roxburgh Bluffs, Clutha Valley, K. J. M. Dickinson s.n. & B. D. Rance, 24 Mar 1986, (OTA 43677); McCraes, Nenthorn Region, Manuka Creek, J. P. Burrell s.n., 18 Jan 1962, (OTA 7352).

### Distribution

**(Fig. [12](#F12){ref-type="fig"}).** Endemic, New Zealand, North and South Islands (30--2000 m a.s.l.). In the North Island present from about Te Kuiti, the Paeroa Range, Mt Tarawera and Kaingaroa Plain south through the Central Volcanic Plateau to the northern Aorangi Range. Absent from the high country west of Tongariro Forest, including Mt Taranaki/Egmont. In the South Island, present in the east from the upper Wairau River, and west from Karamea and the Wangapeka Valley inland along the upper Buller River


are generally places where *Kunzea serotina* has colonised suitable lowland habitats abutting those dominated by *Kunzea robusta*, e.g., the pseudo-karst ignimbrite country around and north of Lake Taupo toward Te Kuiti and Tokoroa, or the steep-sided river valleys of the Kaimanawa and Kaweka Ranges.

The growth habit of *Kunzea serotina* (Fig. [11A--D](#F11){ref-type="fig"}) readily distinguishes it from the prostrate/decumbent shrub or multi-trunked widely spreading, flat-topped tree habit of *Kunzea tenuicaulis*. In addition, both species can be distinguished by their branching pattern with the obliquely ascending, shortly fastigiate branches of *Kunzea serotina* a marked contrast to the slender, widely spreading to pendulous branches of *Kunzea tenuicaulis*. The pherophylls are also distinctive; those of *Kunzea tenuicaulis* are mostly oblong, oblong-obovate to oblanceolate while those of *Kunzea serotina* are characteristically spathulate. The calyxhas allowed the ranges of these species to overlap and this disturbance has maintained the conditions for them. Beyond these modified habitats, *Kunzea serotina* though frequently found near sites of geothermal activity appears to avoid colonising them. Even in modified geothermal habitats, *Kunzea serotina* remains scarce, favouring local cold spots often on higher ground, well away from the main areas of thermal activity. However, because *Kunzea tenuicaulis* frequently colonises cold spots within thermal areas, it is not unusual to find isolated shrubs or trees of *Kunzea serotina* surrounded by and often partially smothered by *Kunzea tenuicaulis* growth. Under such conditions it is surprising that hybridism between these two species seems to be so uncommon, especially as the flowering times of both species overlap. The scarcity of hybrids possibly


comm.) and is labelled in blue ink 'Rainbow Mt., Nelson, N. Potts' and 'cotype' in handwriting that is most likely that of the herbarium curator at AK toward the end of the 1940s, B. E. Molesworth. Beneath that label, on the back of a small scrap of what appears to be newspaper, is a pencil annotation in Simpson's distinctive handwriting (Fig. [16B](#F16){ref-type="fig"}; see also [@B69]), 'Leptospermum ericoides var. microflorum ...\[R\]ainbow Mt...Potts'. As the official AK label was inadvertently glued over part of Simpson's handwriting, what I regard as the letter 'R' has been partially erased by glue and dirt and is thus no longer fully legible (Fig. [16B](#F16){ref-type="fig"}). There is no doubt in my mind however, that the locality on the label is Rainbow Mountain.

Although Simpson makes it'may replace itself indefinitely on the unstable dunes on Whale \[Moutohora\] Island, where the community is still expanding'. Smale's study was confined to *Kunzea* 'heaths' developed over sand dunes, and so he did not appraise the associations formed by *Kunzea salterae* within the geothermally active parts of Moutohora. From observations outside the sand dune habitat, I suggest that *Kunzea salterae*, being a species evidently favouring frequent disturbance, will also have a long standing presence in the geothermally active parts of Moutohora, where it is the dominant vascular plant species. Indeed, in its abundance and growth within the thermal areas on this island, it behaves very much as *Kunzea tenuicaulis* does in similar mainland habitats within the Taupo Volcanic Zone of the North Island ([@B21]). *Kunzea salterae* is currently


weakly defined ridges leading up to calyx lobes; sparingly dotted with pink or colourless oil glands otherwise with basal half finely and rather densely puberulent with areas leading to calyx lobes distinctly glabrescent; hairs silky, spreading, subantrorse to antrorse-appressed, often with smaller divergent hairs underlying larger appressed ones. Calyx lobes 5, upright (not spreading), submembranous, (0.8--)1.0(--1.2) × (0.7--)1.0(--1.2) mm, persistent, ovate, broadly ovate to ovate-deltoid, of uniform thickness in transverse section, without keel, often uniformly green, otherwise with central portion of lobe darker green or pinkish green, with margins usually pale green to green flushed with pink, surface somewhat glandular punctate, oil glands inconspicuous, ± colourless, otherwise glabrous except for distinctly spreading, ciliate margins. Receptacle usually pink at anthesis, consistently darkening to dark magenta or maroon-black after fertilisation.pale lemon to pink when fresh, drying yellow to pale orange, spheroidal, finely papillate. *Ovary* absent in males flowers, otherwise 3--4(--5) locular, each with 12--20(--24) ovules in two rows on each placental lobe. Style absent in male flowers, otherwise 1.0--1.4(--1.8) mm long at anthesis, elongating slightly after anthesis, white; stigma capitate, scarcely wider than style, flat, greenish-white, cream or pale pink, surface papillate. *Fruits* rarely persistent, (2.1--)2.6(--3.0) × (2.5--)3.0(--3.7) mm, light brown to grey, obconic, broadly obconic, to cupular, splits concealed by dried, suberect to erect, free portion of hypanthium. *Seeds* 0.50--1.00(--1.02) × 0.52--0.60(--0.68) mm, oblong, oblong-obovate, curved near apex, laterally compressed, 2--3-angled with convex to flattened faces, apex rounded to subacute; base oblique, ± flattened; testa semi-glossy, amber, orange-brown to brown, surface coarsely reticulate. FL: (Sep--)Oct--Nov. FT:


margins slightly recurved; calyx with more acute teeth; petals very small, crumpled. Calyx-teeth erect in fruit. This is probably a distinct species.' This description was accompanied by a small, somewhat stylised illustration ('f.2') of a fruiting sprig (Fig. [29A](#F29){ref-type="fig"}). No locations were given or other specimens cited. Therefore, as the sole element accompanying the protologue I regard this illustration as the holotype (see Article 9.1, Note 1, especially the statement: 'if the author used only one element, it must be accepted as the holotype'). This is because, despite the wealth of collections in the Kirk herbarium at WELT and additional gatherings at K, all labelled in Kirk's hand with his new name (though often spelled var. lineatus, and/or or var. lineatum (see also [@B83])), [@B83] did not citespecific epithet *linearis* refers to the linear leaves of this species, a condition much remarked upon by Thomas Kirk on his herbarium specimens, and to a lesser extent in his descriptions ([@B82], [@B83]).

### Description

**(Figs [30](#F30){ref-type="fig"}, [31](#F31){ref-type="fig"}, [32](#F32){ref-type="fig"}).** *Growth habit* erect shrubs or small trees up to 12 m forming dark green to silvery-grey, erect but more or less rounded, plumose, densely branched canopies up to 2 m diam., sometimes (usually on ultramafic rocks) decumbent and/or trailing. *Trunk* 1(--4 or more), mostly erect but in trailing specimens distinctly serpentine, 0.10--0.46(-0.60) m d.b.h.; basal portion of trunks initially covered with rather thick, firm, stringy, brown to brownish grey coriaceous bark. *Bark* early bark firmly coriaceous, dark brown to brown, ± elongate, usually bearing a few transverse cracks (especially on branch


bearing old fruits; branchlets numerous, plumose, rather slender, ± quadrangular to subterete, leaves crowded along stems; branchlets sericeous, indumentum copious, hairs antrorse-appressed, weakly flexuose, up to 0.68 mm long, hyaline to translucent (appearing silvery when young, maturing silver-grey). *Vegetative buds* inconspicuous, usually obscured from view by surrounding leaves; at resting stage 0.2--0.8 mm diam. narrowly ovoid; scales deciduous; (0.2--)1.2 mm long, stramineous to pale brown, broadly ovate-lanceolate grading through lanceolate to narrowly lanceolate; midrib strongly keeled, prolonged to apiculate tip, often with one prominent row of 2--6 oil glands on either side of midrib; scales initially completely obscured by long silky silvery-white hairs, becoming glabrate, with hairs progressively confined to scale margins, midrib, and keel prolongation. *Leaves* not heterophyllous, sessile, usually hairy, very rarely glabrous, densely crowded alongthan linear, and which has obtuse rather than acute apices. Foliar hair distribution is also markedly more variable on hybrid specimens, ranging from glabrate to distinctly sericeous hairy but with the hairs generally more restricted to the leaf margins and abaxial midribs. All putative hybrids, when fresh, have glossy leaves rather than the more usual dull dark green to silvery-grey leaf surfaces typical of *Kunzea linearis*. Flowering material is especially diagnostic, with the inflorescences on single individuals varying from elongate spiciform to compact corymbiform. The flowers tend to be shortly pedicellate, never sessile to subsessile, and the hypanthia broadly obconic to broadly barrel-shaped rather than barrel-shaped to sharply obconic. The hypanthia and fruit surfaces usually show a mixture of the short, antrorse-appressed hairs typical of *Kunzea robusta* and


Outermost antipetalous stamens usually outcurved, sometimes weakly incurved or in mixtures of both on filaments 1.5--2.4 mm long, inner stamens usually at the base of the outermost antipetalous pair (0.6--)0.8--1.2 mm long, weakly incurved. Antisepalous stamens mostly shorter than outermost antipetalous stamens, sometimes of comparable length, generally 0.6--1.2 mm long, weakly to strongly incurved, very rarely a few outcurved. Anthers dorsifixed, 0.40--0.60 × 0.20--0.35 mm, ellipsoid, ovoid-ellipsoid or broadly scutiform, latrorse. Pollen white (9.9--)14.8(--18.9) μm. Anther connective gland prominent, deep golden-yellow to orange when fresh, drying orange to pink, spheroidal, rather finely papillate, sometimes absent. *Ovary* 5(--6) locular, each with 23--28(--42) ovules in two rows on each placental lobe. Style 2.0--2.5(--3.2) mm long at anthesis, elongating slightly after anthesis, white or pinkish-white; stigma broadly capitate, at least 1.5×s.n., 16 Nov 2000, (AK 252352); Kaipara Harbour, Okahukura Peninsula, Kahutaewao Creek, P. J. de Lange 6709, T. J. de Lange & F. J. T. de Lange, 29 Sep 2006, (AK 297616); Woodhill, Kaipara, W. R. B. Oliver s.n., 26 Dec 1912, (WELT SP029495); Port Waikato, R. Cooper s.n., 13 Feb 1965, (AK 121924); Te Rere Farm Station, Taranaki Bluffs, south of Rengarenga Stream mouth, P. J. de Lange 6882, 7 Feb 2002, (AK 298389); Kawhia Harbour, Puti Point Scenic Reserve, P. J. de Lange 5293, 26 Jun 2001, (AK 254924, Duplicate; AD); Awakino River, near Awakino, P. J. de Lange 6328 & T. T. J. B. Armstrong, 14 Sep 2001, (AK 289178); Horowhenua, Hokio, Hokio Beach Road, P. J. de Lange 4895, 7 Jan 2001, (AK 289230,


and antipetalous stamens that have markedly longer filaments than those of *Kunzea linearis*.

*Kunzea amathicola* is distinguished from *Kunzea robusta* by its leaf shape and indumentum and by the consistently elongate botryum. Although *Kunzea robusta* is an extremely variable species, its leaves are rarely obovate, being mostly oblanceolate to lanceolate or linear-lanceolate, and, although some populations (e.g., the upper Rangitikei Valley and Mt Egmont -- eastern Taranaki area) are markedly heterophyllous, none have the small obovate leaves of juvenile *Kunzea amathicola* plants. While the leaf margins of *Kunzea robusta* are usually hairy, the hairs are aligned in 1--2(--3) irregular rows, rather than the thick band of plumose hairs seen in *Kunzea amathicola*, and they never meet at the leaf apex. Further, as the leaves of *Kunzea robusta* mature, thesepast fires have significantly disrupted the vegetation (such as along roadsides, within coastal subdivisions, and along the north-eastern parts of the Whanganui Inlet). Distinction between *Kunzea ericoides* and *Kunzea amathicola* is straightforward (Table [1](#T1){ref-type="table"}). Both species have markedly different branchlet indumentum. That of *Kunzea amathicola* is long, silky, antrorse-appressed and clearly visible to the naked eye, while *Kunzea ericoides* tends to be glabrate, the divergent hairs are minute and scarcely distinguishable without a 20× magnification lens. *Kunzea ericoides* is homophyllous; it has linear to linear-lanceolate, glabrate leaves, glabrate to glabrous obconic hypanthia, and much smaller flowers (up to 16 mm diameter) than *Kunzea amathicola*, with consistently fewer stamens (up to 34, usually 18). *Kunzea amathicola* is heterophyllous; it has obovate to elliptic, hairy leaves, and very hairy obconic


robusta*. The inflorescences though elongated tend to be compact. In practice this serves as a good field character, although some specimens of *Kunzea amathicola* can have reduced inflorescences, in which case recourse to the shape and degree of persistence of the pherophylls and the leaf laminal hairs is needed. In most cases *Kunzea amathicola* can be recognised by its ecology, because *Kunzea robusta* tends to avoid the active sand and sand dune habitats it prefers. Further, in the majority of locations where *Kunzea amathicola* is present, it now occurs in complete isolation from *Kunzea robusta* as a result of habitat destruction. Nevertheless this is not the case along large parts of the Kaipara Harbour and western Waikato coastline, where both species grow together and where the habitats have,base attenuate; adaxial surface usually deeply concave to weakly so, very rarely flat, oil glands not evident when fresh, conspicuous when dry, up to c.200; midrib slightly raised near base, otherwise not evident for rest of length, finely covered in antrorse-appressed, silky hairs in lower 50--70% otherwise glabrous; abaxial surface convex to v-shaped, glandular punctate, oil glands up to 200, more evident when dry; midrib raised for most of length, densely silky hairy to leaf apex, hairs weakly flexuose, antrorse-appressed, up to 0.8 mm long, hyaline to translucent, appearing as white to naked eye; lamina margin completely obscured by dense covering of antrorse-appressed hairs aligned in a thick, up to 0.6 mm wide, almost plumose, white band meeting at leaf apex and continuous down branchlets along decurrent leaf


bases. *Perules* squamiform, ± persistent grading into pherophylls, (4.0--)8.2(--11.8) × (0.9--)1.6(--2.2) mm; dark glossy green, broadly oblong to oblanceolate, usually strongly recurved, weakly concave, oil glands not evident when fresh, conspicuous when dry, up to c.80, margins ± flat, margins and midrib densely covered in sericeous, appressed, hairs, midrib weakly keeled. *Inflorescence* an elongated (3--)10(--20)-flowered botryum up to 200 mm long, basal portion sometimes bearing compact, lateral 3-flowered corymbiform botrya, or with the basal and terminal portions occasionally bearing lateral elongate botyra; distal 70% often interrupted by sections of leafy perules between which are spaced further flowers; or interrupted by short floral shoots bearing elongated 3--6-flowered botrya up to 20 mm long; terminal portion often bearing undeveloped flowers and vegetative terminal growth. Inflorescence axis densely invested in antrorse-appressed,incurved or weakly outcurved, on filaments 1.0--3.8 mm long, inner stamen if present, 0.9--1.8 mm, incurved, with a further 1--3 stamens, of similar length to inner stamen often present at the base of the outermost antipetalous pair. Antisepalous stamens usually shorter than outermost antipetalous stamens, but sometimes of comparable length, generally 0.9--3.8 mm, weakly to strongly incurved, rarely outcurved, usually in mixtures of both. Anthers dorsifixed, 0.05--0.10 × 0.06--0.08 mm, testicular-ellipsoid, latrorse. Pollen white (12.0--)13.8(--16.0) μm. Anther connective gland prominent, pink or golden-yellow when fresh, drying yellow to pale orange, spheroidal, finely to coarsely papillate. *Ovary* 4(--5) locular, each with 20--24(--38) ovules in two rows on each placental lobe. Style (1.9--)2.8(--3.1) mm long at anthesis, elongating after anthesis, white or pinkish-white; stigma broadly capitate, conspicuously wider than style,


linearis* is particularly distinctive and that species shows no obvious relationship to *Kunzea triregensis* (see *Kunzea linearis*) ([@B35]). It is because of these distinctions that allopatric *Kunzea triregensis* is treated at species rank.

Five collections of *Kunzea* from the two main islands of the Poor Knights Island group, Aorangi (e.g., L. B. Moore s.n. & L. M. Cranwell (AK 102471)) and Tawhiti Rahi (e.g., B. S. Parris s.n. (AK 128064); A. E. Wright 3970 (AK 155364); A. E. Wright 11413 (AK 201664); E. K. Cameron 10274 (AK 252512)), are morphologically similar to *Kunzea triregensis*. The Tawhiti Rahi specimens differ from *Kunzea triregensis* mainly by their extremely linear leaves which are densely crowded along the branchlets, and which range from being rather hairy to almost glabrous. Otherwise the plants havesinclairii* Kirk (Fig. [44](#F44){ref-type="fig"}). WELT SP029323 matches Kirk protologue as to location, condition and collector, is one of three gatherings labelled by Kirk in his hand '*Leptospermum sinclairii* T.Kirk' and significantly it is also annotated by him 'Stud. Fl. N.Z.' showing in my opinion (see above) that Kirk considered it representative of his new species for his publication. Because the specimen comprises three pieces (which I have labelled in pencil A, B, and C) and due to the history of the curation of the 'Kirk Herbarium', which was received, largely uncurated in several consignments dating from Thomas Kirk's death in 1898 until the 1930s (N. M. Adams and F. Pitt pers. comm.) I cannot be sure if these three pieces came from the same plant or even the