control over, the lawsuit alleges.

“Companies that refused to pay [him] were prevented from exporting their timber from the Port of Bata, where nearly all of Equatorial Guinea’s timber originated, and incurred additional expenses of up to $5,000 per day for any delays,” it reads.

Obiang also required oil and gas companies wishing to exploit Equatorial Guinea’s huge reserves – which, despite the impoverished existence of most inhabitants, have given it a per-capita GDP similar to that of Spain – to lavish gifts upon him. And he deliberately inflated construction contracts for personal enrichment, prosecutors say, making tens of millions more dollars. Enormous wealth was apparently nothing to Obiang without a Hollywood lifestyle, though. The document tells how he decided to move to the US, taking a place at Pepperdine,eight games decided by one score. Just missed its first eight-win season since going 10-2 in 1987.

TURNOVER RECORD

Georgia Southern set an NCAA FBS record with only five turnovers this season. The previous NCAA record was eight turnovers in a season by six teams, last done by LSU in 2017. The Eagles were the only FBS team that didn't throw an interception this season.

THEY SAID IT

"When we first got here this program was in shambles." Eastern Michigan defensive lineman Jeremiah Harris.

CLOSE CAMELLIAS

The five Camellia Bowls have been decided by a combined 17 points, including two winning, last-play field goals.

UP NEXT

Georgia Southern returns most of its offensive starters, including Werts, but loses leading rusher Wesley Fields and top tackler Joshua Moon. It will be the second full season for Lunsford,


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The Voting Behavior of Clarence Thomas

Date Added : October 22, 2011

This analysis of the voting behavior of Justice Thomas was prepared at the request of the New York Times to statistically summarize his first twenty years of service onVivostat system autologous fibrin sealant: preliminary study in elective coronary bypass grafting.
The Vivostat System is a medical device for the preparation of an autologous fibrin sealant from 120 mL of the patient's blood in the operating room. The system is fully automated and microprocessor controlled and is made up of three components: an automated processor unit, an automated applicator unit, and a disposable, single-patient-use unit, which includes a preparation set and a Spraypen applicator. The biochemical process is initiated by batroxobin, which acts upon the fibrinogen in the patient's plasma. The completion of the process depends entirely on endogenous thrombin in producing the sealant. Twenty-four volunteer patients undergoing elective primary coronary artery bypass grafting were randomized to either conventional hemostasis (control group) or the use of Vivostat fibrin


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answer one. But Tim Hudak wouldn’t.

Stalwart Conservatives found it embarrassing, just as they had seven years ago with Mr. Tory.

Mr. Hudak might well have gotten away with the million-job promise if he had not coupled it with the 100,000 cuts to the public service. In places where Tory support is most dependable, such as a small city like North Bay, those jobs are often the best available, jobs that make a local economy possible.

This was a massive misreading of the conservative Ontarian by the Progressive Conservative Party. Canadians don’t mind paying taxes, which is why Tea Party-style rhetoric goes over so poorly. Let the Americans have their frontier personality based on individualism; the Canadian personality is based on survival, and survival requires co-operation and sharing even among thosethat ameliorate disease. The polarization of nave T cells into inflammatory T cells (e.g., TH17) or TREGS is localized to lymph nodes (LNs), the tissues that coordinate adaptive immunity. However, the link between the combinations, concentrations and persistence of immune cues in LNs, and the extent and specificity of systemic tolerance elicited, is not well understood. New knowledge of how signal integration in LNs drives tolerance could help address limitations associated with current therapies, such as incomplete control of disease and non-specific suppression. This proposal will study these fundamental questions in disease using a new platform that combines direct intra-LN (i.LN.) injection with controlled release biomaterial depots. Preliminary data in mice demonstrate that a single dose of depots co-encapsulating two of the most studied signals ? myelin peptide


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CLITS Clamp Version 3 features magnetic mounting but on the tripod leg. This version does not use the RRS FAS clamp or pano rail, yet still has good adjustment capabilities using the Giottos mini ball head. The compact CLITS Clamp Version 3 is my preferred clamp version.

The last version, the CLITS Clamp version 3, was put together after brainstorming with fellow professional photographer Paul Caldwell. This last clamp version is quickly becoming my favorite. This final version uses a Manfrotto Nano clamp. This small clamp has both 1/4″ and 3/8″ receiving screw holes. A one-inch headless 1/4″ bolt is screwed into the Nano clamp. The Giottos mini ballhead is then attached to the bolt. For a more capable mini ballhead, opt for thea Nutshell. When Phase One released its IQ180 digital back, its full frame medium format sensor boasting a staggering 80 megapixel resolution was not so surprising. What took the high-end medium format photography community by storm was its large high resolution retina touch screen. Prior digital back screens were postage stamps by comparison. The IQ180 and her sisters the IQ160 and IQ140 were indeed groundbreaking, easily surpassing the viewing screens of its competitors and even those of the smaller format DSLRs such as those offered by Canon and Nikon. Phase One’s sister company, Leaf, released similar high resolution retina touch screens on its Credo line of digital backs.

Phase One now offered “live-view” on its IQ series and Leaf Credo digital backs, but live-view on a CCD sensor is


Pro 2, including the Touch/Type 2 back lit keyboards which attach magnetically (which does work very well) or by wireless blue tooth, and wireless blue tooth mice. All of these accessories are best left in your bag (except for the digitized stylus pen) when tethering on location. Unless Apple releases an iPad Pro, Microsoft’s Surface Pro 2 currently stands alone as the ideal tablet tethering solution on location. Lighter than a laptop or notebook, yet heavier than a tablet, the Surface Pro 2 has not been as widely embraced as a powerful hybrid computer tablet that maybe it should. But for photographers seeking to shoot high-end medium format digital backs tethered on location, the Surface Pro 2 is indeed a game changer. It is a worthwhile investment forPhase One IQ series and Leaf Credo medium format digital back users.

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It’s back—again! Capture Integration is returning to Carmel, CA for its fifth medium format digital workshop. Capture Integration from Atlanta, Georgia is a leading dealer of exclusive photography equipment, specializing in medium format digital cameras and backs. This definitely isn’t your normal photography workshop. Don Libby of Iron Creek Photography in Tucson, AZ and I have been co-hosting this event for five years


it doesn’t mean they’re absolutely nor inherently true, and that’s a huge distinction. They are not something we’re born with, they’re something that’s superimposed upon us, and a lot of us adapt to accommodate them. I kinda stop saying that now (that they can be true), as I feel it somewhat validates the existence of said stereotypes, and that’s not helpful. Growing up in Ireland, I didn’t know any girls who were into comics; that was my experience, so it would inform the cliche. But, that is one person’s experience and just because it was my experience, it doesn’t mean it’s everyone’s experience. I would say there definitely seemed to be less when I was younger, but I’ve been noticing at more and more shows that more andnecessary.

Gradually developing angioedema

This is the patient that you can seriously harm with paralysis, if you take a quasi-stable airway and create a complete obstruction.

My plan would involve an awake intubation, ideally done with an intubating bronchoscope. For more information on awake intubation, see the links at the bottom of the post.

I would landmark the neck and have my cricothyroidotomy kit at the bedside.

There may be time to call for help from anesthesia and ENT. It may make sense to approach this airway with a double set-up in the OR.

Persistent Shock

If hypotension or signs of shock persist beyond the second dose of IM epinephrine, or if the patient is critically ill at any point, I switch to intravenous epinephrine in addition to continuing aggressive fluid resuscitation. A controlled drip


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Cortisol levels naturally increase across pregnancy, as cortisol is necessary for fetal maturation (Glynn et al., 2007). Perhaps because of this increase in basal levels, cortisol response to stress tends to become blunted as pregnancy proceeds ([@bib53], [@bib11]). This makes diurnal cortisol levels a more commonly studied indicator of HPA-axis function in late pregnancy. To this end, higher diurnal cortisol levels in pregnancy have been associated with pathological impacts on fetal development ([@bib6], [@bib45], [@bib54]). As an example, diurnal cortisol measures have been associated with adverse birth outcomes in some ([@bib16], [@bib19], [@bib50]) but not all ([@bib21]) studies, and are also associated with a


the 2013 Census were English, Māori, Samoan, Hindi, Northern Chinese, and French, respectively (New Zealand Census 2013).

Auckland is now considered the fourth most expensive city globally. Auckland home prices largely drive this trend, with the median house price being eight times the median household income (<http://www.demographia.com/dhi2014.pdf>). Given the unaffordability of homes, families with little financial resources are forced to live in less desirable neighborhoods. Prior research in New Zealand has found that perceived neighborhood problems were associated with psychological and social quality of life indexes ([@bib12]). In addition, area deprivation, an objective measure of neighborhood quality, has been strongly associated with poorer self-rated health among indigenous Māori ([@bib3]). Studies investigating the proximate mechanisms linking neighborhood quality to health in this context have primarily focused on the availability ofperceived safety of personal property was significantly associated with poorer self-rated health and higher morning cortisol levels in this sample. This effect remained even after adjustment for material deprivation, an index of socioeconomic status.

The finding that morning cortisol, but not evening cortisol, was associated with fear of safety of personal property is consistent with prior research which reported higher morning cortisol levels in response to poor neighborhood quality among non-pregnant individuals ([@bib18]), but is inconsistent with several other studies among pregnant individuals that have found stronger associations between stress exposure and evening cortisol ([@bib36], [@bib48], [@bib49]). Notably, higher morning cortisol in pregnancy, when combined with a rapid decline over the morning, has been associated with reduced birth weight of offspring among primipara, while evening cortisol levels were unrelated


a near-IR or X-ray selected one) will exclude high-redshift, low-luminosity objects. This leads to a degeneracy between the redshift and luminosity dependences of any AGN property. Thus, bright quasar surveys need to be accompanied by faint quasar surveys to fill in the $L$$-$$z$ plane and remove the redshift–luminosity degeneracy, and to define the full quasar luminosity function.

At the moment optical color selection of AGN is the method being used to assemble the largest samples of AGN, namely 2.5$\times$10$^4$ objects from the 2dF Quasar Survey (2QZ; Boyle et al., this volume) and 10$^5$ from the Sloan Digital Sky Survey (SDSS; York et al. 2000). Moderately deep wide-field optical imaging can provide the data needed for complementary faint color-selected quasar surveys. Several surveys are underway which, despite their small size,with the predictions of previous studies of the BEff, but as seen in Figure 1, the average $W_{\lambda}$ for C[iv]{}$\lambda$1549 and Ly$\alpha$ are smaller than predicted by previous studies of the BEff at lower redshift. This may imply that the slopes of the C[iv]{} and Ly$\alpha$ Baldwin effects evolve with redshift, steepening with cosmic time. Other faint AGN samples are consistent with these results, namely AGN from the CFRS and HDF (see Figure 1), spectroscopically selected AGN from the CNOC1 Cluster Galaxy Redshift Survey, and low S/N spectra of AGN from the Deep Multicolor Survey (Osmer et al. 1998). A similar result was also reported by Zitelli et al. (1992) for C[iv]{}, and by Boyle et al. (this conference) for more luminous 2QZ quasars. A current favored model


theoretical implications, further data on high-$z$ low-luminosity AGN from well-understood samples is needed to confirm our possible evidence for redshift evolution of the slope of the Baldwin Effect in Ly$\alpha$ and C[iv]{}.

A Faint $z>5.5$ Quasar Search in the Red-Sequence Cluster Survey
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The $BRI$ and $VIz'$ color selection techniques used to identify $3.3<z<5$ and $5<z<6$ quasars, respectively, can be extended to $5.5<z<7$ quasars using $Rz'J$ imaging. We are conducting such a survey using data from the Red-Sequence Cluster Survey (RCS; Gladders & Yee 2000 and Gladders, this conference), a 100 deg$^2$ $Rz'$ survey for $z<1.4$ galaxy clusters. As a side benefit, this survey should yield a sample of several hundred T, L and M7–M9 dwarfs.

Candidate $5.5<z<7$ quasars and brown dwarfs are identified to $z'=21.6$ by requiring $r'-z'\geq4$; the only plausiblecontaminant at such colors is extremely luminous $z>5$ galaxies. $J$-band followup then separates the three populations: T dwarfs have red $z-J$, L dwarfs have moderate $z-J$, and $z>5.5$ quasars have blue $z-J$ (Figure 2 and Zheng et al. 2000). In pilot $J$ imaging of 28 targets sparsely sampled from $\sim4$ deg$^2$, we are 28 for 28 in confirming that our $r'-z'>4$ candidates are real and fall within the expected $z-J$ color ranges: 23 have colors of M7–L8 dwarfs and 5 of L8 to T dwarfs (Figure 2).

The RCS can reach 2–2.5 magnitudes fainter than SDSS or 2MASS in its selection of candidate $z>5.5$ quasars and L and T dwarfs. This means fainter quasars (and more of them) and cooler brown dwarfs (on average). The full 100 deg$^2$ survey


an as required basis in circumstances where the Commonwealth requires further assurance of the provider’s compliance with these matters.

The bill will also clarify the requirements that need to be satisfied before a person is taken to be a Commonwealth-supported student. It also makes some minor technical revisions to the Higher Education Support Act 2003, including amending it to reflect the new business name of Open Learning Australia—Open Universities Australia—and clarifying that the guidelines for incidental fees and fees in respect of overseas students are to be specified in the Higher Education Provider Guidelines rather than the Commonwealth Grant Scheme guidelines. It further clarifies the definition of ‘student load’ as it relates to a bridging course for overseas-trained professionals.

This bill also amends the Australian National University Act 1991 toyears ago.

"Being 3-0 down and coming back was maybe the biggest show of character in football history," he said. "To be 3-0 down, that kills dreams.

Liverpool end of season awards

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''I have a lot of things in my life that help me to stay in the race, or to stay confident in the most difficult situations, but for sure this was another one. I've used this a few times in one meeting (team talk) or another. But I've used Rocky Balboa a lot of times as well."

Sylvester Stallone's fictional boxer also showed the never-say-die spirit Klopp wants in


the Falcons.
Grade: A

Carolina Panthers: Lots of good value in the first four picks, in linebacker Jon Beason, wideout Dwayne Jarrett, center Ryan Kalil and defensive end Charles Johnson. Beason and Kalil should push for starting time immediately. Jarrett can be groomed to take Keyshawn Johnson's spot. Charles Johnson's motor is perfect for that defense, too. Tim Shaw has some great special teams value in the fifth round and should give some depth at the linebacker spot. They could have used some safety help but didn't have a lot of top-notch options on the second day. A good, solid class.
Grade: B+

New Orleans Saints: Wideout Robert Meachem was a solid pick in the first round, but Greg Olsen seemed to make more sense and still offered a good offensive weapon.another is dreaming, Malcolm concludes that sleep experiences are unverifiable. We derive our concept of dreaming not from experiences that occur during sleep, but from the reports we make upon waking. However, if experience does not occur during sleep, Malcolm's view does not explain why we report dreams.

[@B21] regards Malcolm's verificationist approach as "too drastic" (p. 159), although he also finds the received view to be problematic. Rather than simply attempting to undermine the authority of the received view, Dennett goes a step further than Malcolm by proposing potential rivals. One such rival is the *cassette view,*that dreams are memories that are inserted into consciousness like cassettes upon waking up.

Dennett discusses a type of dream that provides evidence against the received view which I call the *suspense dream.*


unclear how an individual could gain sufficient self-awareness whilst asleep to carry out pre-learned eye movements. If I learn to flick my eyes a certain way when I realize I am dreaming, although this may not be *literally* asserting "I am dreaming," this is a communication of "I am dreaming" which is sufficient to verify a dream is occurring. So Malcolm's argument that I could never learn to appropriately assert "I am dreaming" is a red herring, since I can certainly learn to *communicate* "I am dreaming" whilst dreaming using eye flicks.

I conclude that Malcolm's definition of being sound asleep is highly implausible given current data on sleep stages. A sleeping individual may, for example, exhibit pain behavior and still be "sound asleep." The strongest evidence that experienceof confabulation, the dream reporter is not typically in a delusional state (when reporting)^[11](#fn11){ref-type="fn"}^. However, since some dreams may themselves involve delusional elements^[12](#fn12){ref-type="fn"}^, these elements may increase the dreamer's propensity to confabulate upon waking. This might lead to difficulty reporting accurately.

I use the term "fabrication" instead of "confabulation" as firstly, I do not believe that all of the inaccuracies in dream reports can be confirmed to be *sincere* false beliefs, and secondly, people who report their dreams are not necessarily convinced that their own report is accurate. Regarding the former, some people may be motivated to distort or leave out embarrassing elements of dreams. This differs from [@B11] discovery that confabulation can be cause by embarrassment, because for confabulators the embarrassment is caused by having poor memory. In


lacks the ability to fact check and gain evidential support not because of a cognitive deficit but rather because dreams are not externally verifiable and we cannot provide evidence to support their plausibility. Additionally, dreams can be fantastical, so it is not possible to test for plausibility. Dream reports can involve confabulation, but they are in important ways different from the confabulated reports of waking events made by cognitively impaired patients. What remains is to provide evidence for the fabrication of dream reports and discuss to what extent are dream reports fabricated.

RATIONALIZATION OF STRANGE CONTENT
----------------------------------

In this section I argue that dream narratives often are confabulated upon waking because of the nonsensical content of dream experiences. I assume [@B65], p. 170) broad definition of "narrative" as "any report ofin which the observer is looking down from an observer or birds eye perspective is usually interpreted as if the observer *in the dream*was in fact looking down from above. In contrast, in a waking report we can infer that during the event, the observer did not literally switch perspectives, as that would be physically impossible. So it is not clear what to make of the veracity of such a report. We do not know whether the dreamer was literally looking down from above or rather the perspective shift occurred only in memory.

A further issue is that, even if memories can shift and blend and still be "accurate," many memories are not accurate, and we need to determine the accuracy of dream memories. Dreams fade much more quickly


of dreams, and dream memories cannot be evaluated for plausibility since dreams can be bizarre and fantastical. In the following section I will discuss a final problem afflicting dream reporting, which is that some dreams involve altered states of consciousness that cannot be reported accurately.

ALTERED STATES OF CONSCIOUSNESS IN DREAMS AND THEIR COMPREHENSIBILITY
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One possible explanation for unreliability of dream reporting is the change in brain function that occurs while dreaming. During REM sleep, the brain generally exhibits increased activation in sensorimotor areas, visual areas and emotional centers, whilst there is decreased activation in the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (DLPFC) and memory storage and access areas ([@B43]). With an altered neuromodulatory system and changes in activation in the brain, we may lack some abilities associated with normal functioning consciousness^[16](#fn16){ref-type="fn"}^. Thesubsequent reports. I argue that we have reason to suspect that fabrication occurs in the original report as well. Evidence for this is the tendency to rationalize strange elements in waking reports. Subjects tend to leave out supernatural or bizarre elements when reporting waking memories of stories, as exemplified in Bartlett's war of the ghosts. Confabulation is exacerbated in dreams by rapid memory loss and bizarre dream content. Waking memory is a process of reconstruction and blending of elements, but unlike waking memory, we cannot reality-test for dream memories. Dream experiences involve imaginative elements, and dream content cannot be verified with external evidence. In summary, dream reports suffer from diminished memory, bizarre content, source confusion, and cannot be verified with external evidence. I have argued that although lucid


correlates with reports for some dreams.

Electrooculogram (EOG) measures sleeping eye movements, and Electroencephalogram (EEG) measures electrical brain activity.

To be discussed in more detail in the Section "Room for Skepticism: What the Received View Does Not Explain."

Examples of this are discussed by [@B27], in which assumptions about the differences between male and female cognition lead researchers to search for evidence of small differences in brain activity. Whether such activity indicates differences in cognition is unknown.

In Section "Verifying Fabrication" I argue that this is the key to verifying dream content, so such a theory does not mean neuroimages no longer have anything interesting to contribute. Once all of the relevant data is known, then we *will*be able to use imaging techniques to discern specific content of dreams.

If we were toaccept Dennett's cassette theory, that dream reports do not describe sleeping experiences, we could consider the reporter to be in a delusional state since they would be reporting something that had not happened at all (thanks to a reviewer of this article for this interesting point). However I reject the anti-experience thesis, so I do not think that the dreamer is delusional when they are reporting the dream.

[@B43], p. 799) argues that "dreams are delusional; we are consistently duped into believing that we are awake unless we cultivate lucidity". Although I do not agree that dreams are entirely delusional, I think we have good reason to concede that dreams can involve many delusional elements. For example, one might identify a character in a dream as their mother even


Evidence from genome-wide simple sequence repeat markers for a polyphyletic origin and secondary centers of genetic diversity of Brassica juncea in China and India.
The oilseed Brassica juncea is an important crop with a long history of cultivation in India and China. Previous studies have suggested a polyphyletic origin of B. juncea and more than one migration from the primary to secondary centers of diversity. We investigated molecular genetic diversity based on 99 simple sequence repeat markers in 119 oilseed B. juncea varieties from China, India, Europe, and Australia to test whether molecular differentiation follows Vavilov's proposal of secondary centers of diversity in India and China. Two distinct groups were identified by markers in the A genome, and the same two groups were confirmed by markers in the BSenate voted against the annexation 29-6, and two days later the House also voted it down.

See also

Mount Redington
Black Nubble (Redington Township, Maine)

References

External links
 Annexation Bill: LD741

Category:Wind farms in Maine
Category:Buildings and structures in Franklin County, Maine


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A:

Here is the working code for computing the inverse of a matrix using lapack in C/C++:
#include <cstdio>

extern "C" {
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    void dgetrf_(int* M, int *N, double* A, int* lda, int* IPIV, int* INFO);

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{
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matrix if you want to just invert a
little piece. If you want to invert
the whole matrix, LDA should just be
equal to N.
IPIV is the pivot indices of the
matrix, in other words, it's a list
of instructions of what rows to swap
in order to invert the matrix. IPIV
should be generated by the LAPACK
routine  dgetrf.
LWORK and WORK are the "workspaces"
used by LAPACK. If you are inverting
the whole matrix, LWORK should be an
int equal to N^2, and WORK should be
a double array with LWORK elements.
INFO is just a status variable to
tell you whether the operation
completed successfully. Since not all
matrices are invertible, I would
recommend that you send this to some
sort of error-checking system. INFO=0 for successful operation, INFO=-i if the i'th argument had an incorrect input value, and INFO >


0 if the matrix is not invertible.

So, for your code, I would do something like this:
int main(){

    double M[3][3] = { {1 , 2 , 3},
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                       {7 , 8 , 9}}
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    // dgetrf(M,N,A,LDA,IPIV,INFO) means invert LDA columns of an M by N matrix
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else possible. Am from family, where was a lot of emotional abuse, and hard work, judgments and surviving. Soviet time, cultural defendings, fightings and constant fear for the future, fighting for your life.

In all of this I have always know that it can not be the only possibility for creating life and being alive?

Thank God, I had like pin in my ass this knowing and ache of dissatification, what made me move always to choose something different, not the smart way, but different. Jumped often in to water without knowing what will happen. Have always got huge judgment from my family for the difference I be and I made myself wrong for that for very long time, fighting against that. So I was very good doing that silently,gift my being, choice, and awareness are to everything that is. The world that is everything I've always desired to have and be, that I've always had and been.So this is my why. To create a world where consciousness dominates. Where the choice for consciousness and to be everything we are is a no-brainer. Where our worlds have value. Where the awareness we have is treasured, fostered, and nurtured. Where there is no separation between anyone and anything.

Where everyone and everything gets to be everything that it is.

That's my WHY. To create that. By any means necessary. To invite and seduce the infinite possibilities we be. To choose to have and be the total change and total possibility of the universe. To invite everyone and everything to the


A psychometric examination of multidimensional inventory of black identity (MIBI) scores.
The factor structure of the Multidimensional Inventory of Black Identity (MIBI) was assessed in a sample of 272 African American college students using confirmatory and exploratory factor analyses. The fit indices from the confirmatory analyses did not support the seven-factor first-order model or two alternative higher-order models suggested by the developers, but yielded numerous recommendations for modifications. A post hoc exploratory factor analysis indicated that MIBI items were best represented by a five-factor structure.4, -1/4, v, -3 in ascending order.
v, -3, -1/4, 4
Let v(r) = -r**3 + 11*r**2 + 30*r - 49. Let a be v(13). Put -167, -2, a in descending order.
a, -2, -167
Let v = 216.7 + -216. Let k = 12 - 13.7. Let y = v + k. Sort -7/2, y, -2/7, 0.1 in increasing order.
-7/2, y, -2/7, 0.1
Let n(b) = b**3 + 33*b**2 - 147*b + 38. Let f be n(-37). Sort -3, -15, -5, -2, f.
-15, -5, -3, -2, f
Let i(x) = -37*x + 203. Let m be i(10). Let a = -837/5 - m. Put a, 4/7, 2 in increasing order.
a, 4/7, 2
Let a(l) = -5 + 5*l + 3 + 54*l**2 - 53*l**2 + 5. Let o be a(-2). Sort 4, 1/16, o.
o,


6167. Let d be u(-6). Put -3, -36, 3, d in descending order.
3, -3, -36, d
Let i(y) = 11*y + 41. Suppose c - 13 = 3*f, -6*f - 5*c = -11*f - 25. Let x be i(f). Sort x, 2, 4, -10.
-10, x, 2, 4
Let c be -2*((-454)/908)/(1/(-5) + 0). Sort 6, c, 2, -15.
-15, c, 2, 6
Let p be -5 + ((-2)/(-13))/(44/1386). Put 3, 1196, p in decreasing order.
1196, 3, p
Let z = -2342 - -2138. Put z, -5, -7 in decreasing order.
-5, -7, z
Let w be 5/(-35) - 8/(-7). Let o(n) = -5*n. Let v(f) = 15*f - 1. Let t(s) = -7*o(s) - 2*v(s). Let x be t(-1). Sort w, -5, x in decreasing order.
w, x, -5
Let k = -349 - -350. Let l(d)was associated with 25 of 36 driving behaviors, including those involving scanning the environment, interaction with traffic or pedestrians, and distance judgments. Executive function and visual memory were associated with fewer maneuvers, most of which were a subset of maneuvers that correlated with visual attention. Visual attention, a cognitive function involving search, selection, and switching, plays an important role in driving risk among older drivers. In the current study, key driving maneuvers involving interaction with other vehicles/pedestrians, such as yielding right of way and negotiating safe turns or merges, have the greatest association with visual attention. Specification of both the cognitive risk factors and their impact on problematic driving maneuvers may provide guidelines for developing targeted interventions to reduce risk among older adults.


“one way of interpreting the impetus behind the Code Noir.”[i]

In other instances, Zaretsky simply gets his facts wrong. Some of these are marginal to the book’s main subject. Exceptions can be found, but to say that “Greeks mostly enslaved other Greeks” is false. The historical consensus is precisely the reverse, in keeping with a cultural ethos that Plato, Aristotle, Euripides, and Xenophon all emphasized.[ii]

Other false claims touch closer to General Dumas’s story. Zaretsky thinks my understanding that the cahiers de doléances got “ordinary people involved in government,” is naive given that “most ordinary people found their words edited out by the influential bourgeois and aristocratic members who oversaw the process.” Yet as Gilbert Shapiro and John Markoff conclude in their landmark study, while there are some indications ofnew evidence showing that the commander-in-chief did not object to Dumas’s departure. He resolved instead to “let him carry elsewhere both the delirium of his republicanism and his passing furies,” in words the Egypt expedition’s chief medical officer, Nicolas-René Desgenettes, ascribed to Bonaparte.

Zaretsky tries to dismiss the documents I found in a locked safe in France because my anecdote about hiring a safe-cracker to retrieve them strikes him as too bravura and too much like “a television crew filming a documentary.” But those documents were crucial — not least General Dumas’s hand-written account of his time in the fortress prison of Taranto, Italy. My book is also the first to use the incredible details found in the unpublished third volume of Desgenettes’s memoir, including the passage quoted above,


"You know Vincent." "Uh-huh." "Uh, you know what?" "I have to get back to Northam." "Could you just let him know that I got roped into something by my partner tonight, so I'm gonna have to push our trip to tomorrow." "Hope that's okay." "Yeah." "N-Northam?" "Did-did something happen on campus?" "Yeah, a m... a murder." "Fraternity brother." "Pretty gruesome." "What time?" "Just after midnight." "Why?" "No, I j..." "I have colleagues there." "Just... curious." "Busy night for murders or...?" "No." "Pretty slow, actually." "Just this and a gang hit in the Bowery." "JT, are you okay?" "Yeah, I've..." "Just the..." "the campus thing, it... hits close to home." "Always wonder when it's gonna be you." "Uh, anyway, uh..." "I'll tell Vincent you stopped by." "For sure." "Goodseeing you." "Okay." "(sighs)" "Any luck tracking down Derek's grudge list?" "TESS:" "No enemies have surfaced yet, but I'm about to have some face time with his girlfriend." "She didn't do it." "She has an alibi-- study group, Chem 102." "Don't remind me." "That's when I decided to become a lawyer." "TESS:" "Oh, yeah?" "How's that working out for you?" "The 401(k) plan and fancy expense account are great, and it's awesome spending weekends on my yacht, thanks for asking." "Lab results should be in." "I'm gonna head to the morgue." "Looks like the morgue found you." "What is this, Bring Your Buddy to Work Day?" "Cat, Peter." "Peter, Cat." "Intern program." "Criminology grad student." "Don't look at me." "It wasn't my choice." "Joe signed off on it."


you could point us to somebody who might have had a bone to pick with Derek." "TESS:" "Want to explain?" "It's all the pledges." "When we accept a bid, we sign our names." "It's tradition." "And the names that get crossed out?" "Dropouts." "Why would someone drop?" "They can't hack it, but I'd rather go through with initiation than deal with the fallout of bailing." "Fallout as in...?" "Let's just say," "I wouldn't be checking my Facebook page much if I chickened out." "It can get kind of brutal." "Oh, public disgrace and humiliation." "Joys of male bonding." "Any idea where Bradley is?" "No one's seen him around campus since he left the house." "(sighs)" "You don't need it." "Tell that to my vertebrae and the concrete walldon't mind, do you?" "Okay." "I'm gonna..." "I'm gonna go check out the buffet." "See ya." "(laughs) Hi." "Hi." "Hi." "Hi." "(clears throat)" "February?" "Really?" "Who doesn't love February?" "It's so... cozy." "So, July." "July's a great month." "November is great." "It's got Thanksgiving and everything." "(laughs)" "Hey." "Hi." "Mike." "Mike Strickland." "I'm September." "Thanks." "How do they decide the months, anyway?" "Do they look at you and go," ""You look like fall, but not like late fall?"" "Weren't you on the beat in the 98th three years back?" "You were first on the scene of that tour bus." "Right." "You saved that kid with glasses who was trapped." "Yeah, he's in the sixth grade now." "He still sends me letters." "Oh, well, um... good memory." "I'm gonna


questioning what you went through." "I just" " I know how easy it is to see the beast when there is none." "Ev..." "Evan, you're okay now." "You're safe." "That's what matters." "Morning." "So, you know those firefighters I was talking to at the party the other night?" "This ends badly for me, doesn't it?" "Strickland, the cute one, is into you, and the only way he'll go out is if he has his wingman, the hot one with the arm tattoo." "That's a lot of math." "Double date on them." "This is entrapment." "This is fun-- something you're in desperate need of." "Okay, it's happening." "You're distracted." "Who is he?" "Okay, there, there was this guy that I was kind of into, but it doesn't matter." "Okay,was again fixed to the stereotaxic device through the cap under sodium pentobarbital anesthesia, and a marker rod (tungsten, 0.5 mm in diameter) was stereotaxically inserted in the brain with its tip placed at a known coordinate (near to the dentate gyrus on the brain atlas [@pone.0020006-Kusama1]). The rod was fixed to the cranioplastic cap using dental acrylic. The head of the monkey was released from the stereotaxic device and magnetic resonance (MR) images and X-ray photographs were taken. Based on these MR images and X-ray photographs, the insertion coordinates of stimulation and recording electrodes were determined. In the present study the stimulation and recording were performed using concentric electrodes consisting of an enamel-coated stainless steel wire encased in a polyurethane-coated stainless steel cannula. The stimulation and recording


The low and high current intensities used in this test were determined according to the method reported by Joy and Albertson [@pone.0020006-Joy1]: for low intensity stimulation, it was set at an intensity halfway between fEPSP and PS thresholds; for high intensity stimulation, it was set at an intensity evoking 80% of the maximum PS. To test the effect of diazepam (Cercine® Injection, Takeda), a drug used to potentiate the action of GABA on neurons in the central nervous system [@pone.0020006-Rall1], on paired-pulse responses, a low or high dose (1.5 or 3.0 mg/kg, respectively) of this drug was injected into the monkey intramuscularly. These doses were determined based on previous studies in which the effect of diazepam on paired-pulse responses was examined in the hippocampus of rats *in vivo*and depression of 2ndPS remains up to *ca.* 50 ms [@pone.0020006-Joy1], [@pone.0020006-Yamaguchi1], [@pone.0020006-Admec1].

Effect of diazepam on paired-pulse responses {#s4c}
--------------------------------------------

The paired-pulse test has frequently been used in the dentate gyrus of rats to characterize the effect of diazepam on GABAergic inhibition [@pone.0020006-Admec1], [@pone.0020006-Tuff1], [@pone.0020006-Albertson1]. In the present study, the two doses of diazepam which produced a clear sedative action, slightly but significantly increased fEPSP slopes in response to the first pulse at the low current intensity in a dose-dependent manner. This increase in fEPSP slopes under the treatment conditions appeared more obviously when the high current intensity was used. In spite of the clear increase in fEPSP slopes, diazepam dose-dependently decreased the 1stPS amplitudes. These results indicate that diazepam reduces the input (fEPSPs)/output (PSs) ratio of granule cells. Previous


I do this?
Thanks

A:

If you want to use direct indexing we can just modify your code to use single bracket indexing (because double bracket only allows for grabbing a single element but single bracket allows for multiple) and a negative index which means "grab all the elements except the one I specify".
lapply(x, "[", -1)

Alternatively you can use the tail function with the argument of "-1"
> b <- c("aaaaaa", "bbbb")
> c <- c("aaaaaaaa", "bbbbbb", "cccccc")
> d <- c("aaaaa", "bbbbb", "ccccc")
> e <- c("aaaaa", "bbbbb", "cccccc", "ddddddd")
> x <- list(b,c,d,e)
> lapply(x, tail, -1)
[[1]]
[1] "bbbb"

[[2]]
[1] "bbbbbb" "cccccc"

[[3]]
[1] "bbbbb" "ccccc"

[[4]]
[1] "bbbbb"   "cccccc"  "ddddddd"

Then, in an empty board room, the students held their own public hearing and testified as to their fears of going to schools that have armed police and a school board that clearly sees them as the main danger–including asking for even more weapons to suppress them.

We understand that many people would argue, out of frustration, that we are wasting our time going through these formal processes and board meetings and votes and should just move to protest, exposure, and calls for revolt, rejection, and revolution. But Ashley Franklin, the lead organizer of the Strategy Center’s Fight for the Soul of the Cities, explained that there is dialectic between reform and revolution and rather than being opposites in fact they are two parts of a revolutionary whole. The


at $1.2bn implying the business, excluding Fox Sports, to be worth $US 2.4bn.

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Telstra, on the other hand, has told the ASX this morning that it expects to record a gain of AU$263 million following completion of the deal.

The deal, which hit problems late last year when the two parties clashed over the value of Sky News’ feed, will see News Corp take 65% of the combined entity with Telstra acquiring the balance.

As a consequence of the new structure, News will record the combined Foxtel results in its accounts and appoint four company directors, with Pat Delaney as the CEO. Minority stakeholder Telstra will nominate two board members.

In the joint ASX announcement by Telstra and News this morning, the shareholders laid out the direction of the merged company in= super.addNodeToTree(node);
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classifies it as a crash even if the exception is handled?
EDIT:
Here are some screenshots of the App Hub crash statistics (Stack Trace). Does anyone know ehat in detail it means? It has to do with my background agent and that might be the reason for why I never experience any crashes in my app:

A:

No, the marketplace is counting only unhandled exceptions, so your app does crash.
An empty catch or catching Exceptions are the most general catches (Every exception is derived from the Exception base class, so you're catching everything.), the critical code is somewhere you don't use try-catch. Based on the exception you should check your dictionaries and think about what are the conditions which can cause error.
Generally a good practice is to check the correctness of parametersa migration file
7- in Base model change uuid field and generate a migration file

uuid = models.UUIDField(default=uuid4, primary_key=True)

uuid is now a primary key!

8- in all related models (models which you have added base_uuid fields) update the field

rename field name (remove _uuid from column name)
change relate_name field name (remove _uuid from related name)
remove blank = null = true if necessary
remove to_field='uuid' argument (you don't need that any more)

Very Important Note: run these code with test data and create a full backup from your database before running this code on your actual data


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        y(i,k) = s_{i-k+1} s_{i-k+2} \cdots s_i,$$ where the indices of the $s_j$’s are interpreted modulo $n$. Both $x(i,k)$ and $y(i,k)$ belong to $W^{S \setminus \{s_i\}}$. A *spiral permutation* is an element of $W$ of the form $x(i,k(n-1))$ or $y(i,k(n-1))$ for some $k \geq
2$.[^2] The spiral permutations were first studied by Mitchell [@Mi86], who showed that the corresponding Grassmannian Schubert varieties, called *spiral Schubert varieties*, are rationally smooth.

A *twisted spiral permutation* is an element of $W$ of the form $w = vu$, where $v$ is a spiral permutation $x(i,k(n-1))$ or $y(i,k(n-1))$, and $u$ is the maximal element of $W_{S \setminus \{s_i\}}$. Note that $w = vu$ is a BP decomposition with respect to $J = S \setminus \{s_i\}$.set $S_n=\{s_1,\ldots,s_{n}\}$. In this case, we denote interval blocks on line graph $\Gamma_n$ as simply $[s_i,s_j]$ for $i<j$.

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\def \n {5}
\def \radius {2.5cm}
\def \margin {0.4} \foreach \s in {2,...,\n}
{   \draw ({2*\s-2+\margin} ,0) -- ({2*\s-\margin},0);
}
  \node[draw, circle, minimum size=24pt] at (2,0) {$s_{1}$};
  \node[draw, circle, minimum size=24pt] at (4,0) {$s_{2}$};
  \node[draw, circle, minimum size=24pt] at (8,0) { };
  \node at (8,0) {$s_{n-1}$};
  \node[draw, circle, minimum size=24pt] at (10,0) {$s_{n}$};
  \draw[-,thick, loosely dotted] (6-\margin,0)--(6+\margin,0);
\end{tikzpicture}$$

A staircase diagram ${\mathcal{D}}$ is said to have *full support* if every vertex of the underlying graph appears in some $B \in {\mathcal{D}}$. We say a staircase diagram ${\mathcal{D}}$ over $\Gamma_n$ of full support is *increasing* if we can write $${\mathcal{D}}=\{B_1\prec B_2\prec \cdots\prec B_m\}$$ with $s_1\in B_1$. Similarly, a staircase diagram


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  \fill[fill=cubecolor, draw=black,shift={({90}:\value{x})},shift={({180}:\value{y})},
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  \fill[fill=cubecolor, draw=black,shift={({90}:\value{x})},shift={({180}:\value{y})},
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        \FPeval{\result}{clip(11-\the\value{y}-1)}
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      fully supported staircase diagrams on the path $\Gamma_n$ and define the generating series $$A_F(t):=\sum_{n=0}^{\infty} f_n\, t^n.$$ The following proposition is proved in [@RS15 Proposition 8.3]. We give an alternate proof using broken staircase diagrams.

\[P:finite\_full\_support\]*([@RS15 Proposition 8.3])* The generating function $\displaystyle A_F(t)=\frac{A_M(t)}{1-A_B(t)}$.

We emulate the proof of Proposition \[P:affineSD\_structure\] as follows: Given a staircase diagram ${\mathcal{D}}$ on $\Gamma_{n}$, let $B_1,\ldots,B_k$ be the maximal and minimal blocks in order from left to right. Let $1 \leq m
    \leq k$ be the largest index such that $B_m$ is minimal in ${\mathcal{D}}$ (so actually, $m\in \{k-1,k\}$). For every $1  \leq j \leq m$, let $a_j$ be the index of the leftmost element of $B_j$ which is not contained in any other block, and let $$b_j = \begin{cases}


decreasing staircase. However, a decreasing staircase decomposes into a decreasing broken staircase followed by a single block. Since a single block is an increasing staircase, the bijection will in fact count decreasing staircases correctly. Since single blocks are both increasing and decreasing, the seemingly more straightforward approach of allowing ${\mathcal{B}}_m$ to be increasing or decreasing will lead to overcounts. The reason this problem doesn’t arise in Proposition \[P:affineSD\_structure\] is that in that bijection every ${\mathcal{B}}_i$ is a broken staircase. We can always tell whether a broken staircase is increasing or decreasing based on where it is glued to the adjacent broken staircase.

Finally, let $a_n$ denote the number of spherical staircase diagrams over the graph $\tilde\Gamma_n$ and define $$A(t)=\sum_{n=1}^{\infty} a_n\, t^n.$$

\[P:total\_gen\_series\] The generating series $$A(t)=\bar A(t)+\frac{t\frac{d}{dt}\left(A_*(t)\right)}{1-A_*(t)}+\frac{t^2}{1-t}$$ where $\displaystyle A_*(t)=\frac{tA_F(t)}{1-t}.$

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Update: NYTimes op-ed "Danger's still our middle name" by Michael Cannell -- author of the forthcoming book “The Limit: Life and Death on the 1961 Grand Prix Circuit." Note that this is around the time that Roger Penske was still racing (he was 1961 SCCA Driver of the Year) when he met my father as noted below........Okay I seriously need to stop hexing these race car drivers because as a kid and adolescent there were three drivers, Niki Lauda, Mark Donohue and Ayrton Senna (a bit later)


each segment
    trav(i,er) gen(i,b);
    F0R(i,sz(b)) {
        ans[b[i]] = query(i,b,1,0,sz(b)-1);
        // ps(b[i],f[b[i]],ans[b[i]]);
    }
    trav(i,er) {
        ER[i] = 0;
        seg[i].clear();
        SEG[i].clear();
    }
    er.clear();
}

int main() {
    // you should actually read the stuff at the bottom
    init();
    // ps(eval(0,5));
    FOR(i,1,MX) if (sz(res[i])) deal(res[i-1],res[i]);
    pr(ans[sz(f)-1]);
    // you should actually read the stuff at the bottom
}

/* stuff you should look for
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chronic diarrhea, crampy abdominal pain, fever, loss of appetite, and weight loss. Complications associated with Crohn's disease include the development of intestinal obstructions, abnormal connecting channels (fistulas), and abscesses. The risk of cancer of the large intestine is increased in people who have Crohn's disease. Often Crohn's disease is associated with other disorders such as gallstones, inadequate absorption of nutrients, amyloidosis, arthritis, episcleritis, aphthous stomatitis, erythema nodosum, pyoderma gangrenosum, ankylosing spondylitis, sacroilitis, uveitis, and primary sclerosing cholangitis. There is no known cure for Crohn's disease.
Cramps and diarrhea, side effects associated with Crohn's disease, can be relieved by anticholinergic drugs, diphenoxylate, loperamide, deodorized opium tincture, or codeine. Generally, the drug is taken orally before a meal.
Broad-spectrum antibiotics are often administered to treat the symptoms of Crohn's disease. The antibioticmetronidazole is often administered when the disease affects the large intestine or causes abscesses and fistulas around the anus. Long-term use of metronidazole, however, can damage nerves, resulting in pins-and-needles sensations in the arms and legs. Sulfasalazine and chemically related drugs can suppress mild inflammation, especially in the large intestine. These drugs, however, are less effective in sudden, severe flare-ups. Corticosteroids, such as prednisone, reduce fever and diarrhea and relieve abdominal pain and tenderness. Long-term corticosteroid therapy, however, invariably results in serious side effects such as high blood-sugar levels, increased risk of infection, osteoporosis, water retention, and fragility of the skin. Drugs such as azathioprine and mercaptourine can compromise the immune system and are often effective for Crohn's disease in patients that do not respond to other drugs.


small group of people have their first attack between ages 50 and 70. Unlike Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis never affects the small intestine and does not affect the full thickness of the intestine. The disease usually begins in the rectum and the sigmoid colon and eventually spreads partially or completely throughout the large intestine. The cause of ulcerative colitis is unknown.
Treatment of ulcerative colitis is directed to controlling inflammation, reducing symptoms, and replacing lost fluids and nutrients. Anticholinergic drugs and low doses of diphenoxylate or loperamide are administered for treating mild diarrhea. For more intense diarrhea higher doses of diphenoxylate or loperamide, or deodorized opium tincture or codeine are administered. Sulfasalazine, olsalazine, prednisone, or mesalamine can be used to reduce inflammation. Azathioprine and mercaptopurine have been used toa disorder of motility of the entire gastrointestinal tract, causing abdominal pain, constipation, and/or diarrhea. IBS affects three-times more women than men. In IBS stimuli such as stress, diet, drugs, hormones, or irritants can cause the gastrointestinal tract to contract abnormally. During an episode of IBS, contractions of the gastrointestinal tract become stronger and more frequent, resulting in the rapid transit of food and feces through the small intestine, often leading to diarrhea. Cramps result from the strong contractions of the large intestine and increased sensitivity of pain receptors in the large intestine.
There are two major types of IBS. The first type, spastic-colon type, is commonly triggered by eating, and usually produces periodic constipation and diarrhea with pain. Mucous often appears in the stool. The pain can come


to John Keates for the code-signature tip.)
Continuity Camera on your Mac also facilitates rapportd:

In your macOS first party apps such as Notes.app or Pages.app you can issue the command "Take Photo", which opens the camera app on your iPhone or iPad.
This also triggers an incoming connection to rapportd (about 1.2 Megabytes for each photo coming from an iPhone 6S, observed with LittleSnitch)

A:

In addition to what already has been posted, /usr/libexec/rapportd is code signed by Apple and linked against a PrivateFramework (which Apple doesn't allow for others and therefore doesn't sign for others), and in a SIP-protected location. Unless you turn off SIP, this is simply part of the OS, put there by Apple.
You can check this on the commandline:
codesign -vvvv -R="anchor apple" /usr/libexec/rapportd

This should report something like:
/usr/libexec/rapportd: validSEOUL (Reuters) - SK Innovation Co Ltd is in talks to set up separate battery-making joint ventures with Volkswagen AG and Chinese partners, as the South Korean petrochemicals producer aggressively expands its involvement in electric vehicles (EVs).

The logo of SK Innovation is seen in front of its headquarters in Seoul, South Korea, Feb. 3, 2017. REUTERS/Kim Hong-Ji

The company confirmed talks with Germany’s Volkswagen for the first time, telling Reuters the pair were discussing building a factory together. It also said it was on the cusp of agreeing to build a plant in China with undisclosed partners.

The talks come as EV battery makers boost capacity to cope with fast-growing demand, as automakers race to develop vehicles powered by means other than petrol to meet increasingly stringent emissions regulations worldwide.

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the sensor nodes. These protocols can be broadly categorized as scheduled/synchronous and asynchronous, based on their wake-up schedule. Scheduled protocols \[[@b4-sensors-10-09771]--[@b6-sensors-10-09771]\] maintains synchronized wake-up schedule among neighbors. Asynchronous protocols \[[@b7-sensors-10-09771]--[@b9-sensors-10-09771]\] allow nodes to wake up independently of its neighbors, employing a preamble-based transmission approach. Focusing more on energy consumption, these protocols, however, overlooked the various quality-of-service (QoS) requirements of different applications. Meeting these requirements carries no less importance than providing energy efficiency, since if the requirements are not met properly, the objective of the application becomes futile, no matter how long the lifetime of the sensor network prevails.

Along with energy efficiency, the most important QoS metrics that different sensor network applications may require is the *delay* and *reliability*, together, which we denote as *multi-constrained QoS*. A sensor networktransmission range. We further assume that, a subtree **T** from **G**, rooted at the sink has already been constructed by any existing routing algorithm, where some nodes in **T** act as source nodes (which generate data), some as forwarding nodes (forward other node's data) or some play both the roles. Nodes forward data to the sink in a multi-hop manner forming many-to-one routing paradigm. We consider the nodes are static which implies the longevity of the routing tree.

We assume each node *n~i~* in T has a unique *id* and nodes know their corresponding *level* within **T**. The *kth* level of **T** is denoted as *l~k~* which determines the distance from root in hop count and a node can retrieve this information during network initialization (by broadcasting a control


is equipped with a packet classifier which classifies the packet based on its type and QoS requirements. We provision four different types of queues to store diverse packets at MAC layer, namely, *broadcast queue* (BQ), *delay-tolerant queue* (DTQ), *delay-intolerant queue* (DIQ) and *retransmit queue* (RQ). The BQ is a priority queue which stores all types of broadcast packets but considering the packets used for synchronization as the highest priority and setting equal priority level for all other broadcast packets. DTQ is a FIFO queue which stores the delay tolerant (Class 2 and Class 3) packets and DIQ is a priority queue having delay intolerant (Class 0 and Class 1) packets. DIQ prioritizes the delay intolerant packets based on their remaining time to deadline. We adopt the approach inproblem even with the use of RTS/CTS \[[@b24-sensors-10-09771]\]. Hence, TDMA is the only choice for ensuring higher reliability of the loss-intolerant applications although it incurs some protocol overhead.

The existing distributed TDMA-based MAC protocols for sensor network \[[@b16-sensors-10-09771],[@b17-sensors-10-09771]\] maintains two-hop neighborhood information to choose collision free transmission slot resulting high memory overhead. The situation could be even more worse in case of dense sensor network. Considering the pitfalls of the state-of-the-art TDMA protocols, our proposed RTDMA possesses the following properties: Given a routing tree, **T**, RTDMA schedules the node's reception slot at each level *l~k~* instead of transmission for a simplified scheduling, avoiding the maintenance of transmission schedule information of all two-hop neighborhood to a great extent.Node's reception schedules are chosen in such a way that, it provides interference-free


already broadcasted its *Confirm* packet, or (b) $N_{n_{i}}^{\mathit{IR}} > N_{n_{j}}^{\mathit{IR}}$ or (c) (*n~i~* \> *n~j~*) *and* $(N_{n_{i}}^{\mathit{IR}} = N_{n_{j}}^{\mathit{IR}})$

[Figure 6](#f6-sensors-10-09771){ref-type="fig"} exhibits the slot assignment of RTDMA based on the routing tree as shown in [Figure 5](#f5-sensors-10-09771){ref-type="fig"}. In this figure, the black rectangle represents the reception slot of a node in a particular level of the tree and the white rectangle stands for the transmission period of the nodes in that level. As shown in this figure, RTDMA assigns only the non-interfering receiver nodes the same reception slot either in the same level (*i.e.*, node 4 and node 6 of level 2) or in different level (*i.e.*, node 4 or node 6 of level 2 and node 12 of level 3).

***Correctness of RTDMA*** RTDMA exhibits correctness if the packetnodes in NTP of ASW choose the contention window value for the head of line (HOL) packet which is proportional to the value of remaining time to the deadline or a maximum contention window value (*i.e.*, lower the remaining time to the deadline, lower the contention window value). *Third*, The nodes in DTP freezes their backoff if they lose contention for a particular DTP, however, nodes in NTP always starts from new backoff after getting beacon for a particular NTP of ASW.

During RP, a node *n~i~* transmits beacon containing a bit which indicates an invitation of sending retransmitted packet from RQ. If any child node of *n~i~* has no packets in DIQ during NTP but having packets in RQ, then instead of waking up at the start of


is the combination of the times a node stays in different periods (*i.e.*, SP, BP, DTP, NTP and RP) of the corresponding state and the notation in the under-brace represents the expected staying time in the relevant periods.

In [Equation 5](#FD5){ref-type="disp-formula"} both $T_{t}^{\mathit{SP}}$ and $T_{t}^{\mathit{BP}}$ include the SYNC packet transmission time and broadcast packet (along with wake-up prelude) transmission time respectively. The $T_{t}^{\mathit{DTP}}$ and $T_{t}^{\mathit{NTP}}$ incorporate the total delay tolerant (DT) packet and delay intolerant (DI) packet transmission time respectively, including both originating and transit (packets received from the child nodes) packets. These also include the beacon packet transmission time at every *T~o~*, along the total ACK beacon transmission time for the successful reception of both DT and DI packets. Likewise, the $T_{t}^{\mathit{RP}}$ includes the expected transmission time forthe carrier sense delay. The other symbols used in [Equations 10](#FD10){ref-type="disp-formula"} to [12](#FD12){ref-type="disp-formula"} carry the same meaning as given in [Table 3](#t3-sensors-10-09771){ref-type="table"}.

*Latency for delay intolerant packet*. For delay intolerant packets, a packet can be propagated from source to the sink within the sleep time, *T~s~*, if the packet arrives at the source before its parent's reception slot. The best case of end-to-end delay happens when the packet arrives just before the parent's reception slot starts. In that case, the end-to-end delay will be $$E_{\mathit{dip}}^{\mathit{best}} = \mathit{rs}{({K - 1})}T_{\mathit{slot}} - \mathit{rs}_{p_{n_{s}}}T_{\mathit{slot}} + T_{\mathit{bo}} + L_{b} + L_{\mathit{dip}}$$where, *rs*(*K*−1) denotes the maximum reception slot number, *rs~p~n~s~~~* denotes the reception slot number of the parent of source node and *T~slot~* denotes the reception slot length.

The worst case end-to-end delay occurs when


during the alleged "conflicted representation."
Gardner seeks summary judgment on all of Universal's claims, and Universal moves for partial summary judgment with respect to Gardner's alleged conflict of interest. Summary judgment is proper when the record "show[s] that there is no genuine issue as to any material fact and that the moving party is entitled to a judgment as a matter of law." Fed.R.Civ.P. 56(c). In determining whether a genuine issue of material fact exists, I must construe all facts in the light most favorable to the non-moving party and draw all reasonable and justifiable inferences in its favor. Anderson v. Liberty Lobby, Inc., 477 U.S. 242, 255, 106 S.Ct. 2505, 91 L.Ed.2d 202 (1986). I give separate consideration to the evidence and inferences on cross-motions for summary judgment.that detailed studies of the $\chi_{c_i}$ branching ratios will also be possible at BELLE II. The newly updated Monte Carlo generator EKHARA can be of help for the visibility studies and the data analyses.

References {#references .unnumbered}
==========


from their land over time as more and more settlers arrived in the area starting in the late 1800s. Decades of insidious assimilation policies served to reinforce colonial land-theft, including the establishment of the Moricetown reserve and the horrific residential school program that took many children from their homes and subjected them to physical abuse, sexual abuse, and Christian indoctrination. With the settlers came the logging and mining industries. Today, the forests have been decimated, a mono-cropped shadow of their former diversity.

Through all this, the sovereignty of Wet’suwet’en land was never surrendered, and to a large degree their culture remains intact. Today, many among the Wet’suwet’en still speak their language, fish and harvest berries as their ancestors did, and continue to maintain their traditional system of governance. ButQ:

Loaded javascript function is undefined

I am sure the answer to this is simple but I have researched possible answers for hours with no luck.
I am trying to call a JavaScript addToHomeScreen function from onClientLoad (Client Side script) which is loaded but I get the ReferenceError: addToHomeScreen is not defined.  The script loads from our script library and it does load.
My Custom Control source code:
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            <xp:script src="/addToHomeScreen.js" clientSide="true">
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         {
                    "source_name": "Cybereason Astaroth Feb 2019",
                    "url": "https://www.cybereason.com/blog/information-stealing-malware-targeting-brazil-full-research",
                    "description": "Salem, E. (2019, February 13). ASTAROTH MALWARE USES LEGITIMATE OS AND ANTIVIRUS PROCESSES TO STEAL PASSWORDS AND PERSONAL DATA. Retrieved April 17, 2019."
                }
            ],
     {:keys [messages feed]} (do-home user-id account)
         body (render-home request messages feed account)]
     {:status 200
      :content-type "text/html"
      :body body}))

Each element of the home page logic can be verified by providing one of these functions with the right input, and verifying some properties of the output. There is no need to mock up state or simulate page interaction unless you are also using clojurescript on the front end (and even in that case the logic you want to verify can be abstracted from the interface of the browser to avoid the need for replay testing).


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Data silos

Researchers use a combination of software tools and instruments to take and analyze data. To make the input efficient, they use different media to store the data: Thoughts in a paper notebook, raw data from an instrument on disk, analysis code in a Jupyter notebook on GitHub, tracked parameters in a spreadsheet. This quickly creates data silos, because none of the storage media are set-up to connect to each other easily, and the connections are in the researcher’s head. If she wants to update a colleague, she has to describe the workflow and recreate the links in an email or a presentation, which again becomes a data silo.

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Consistency

Since research deals with the unknown, there are few conventionsQ:

Executing a task after all test are launch cypress

I need to execute some code after all tests run. I add this test on after hook. But this task needs the report to be created, but on after hook, the report is not created yet.
I also tried to use
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but it does nothing.

A:

You can't, there is an open issue for that.
At the moment you can only leverage a package.json post hook. So, if you have a dedicated command in your package.json file
"scripts": {
  "cy:run": "cypress run"
}

you can add a postcy:run script
"scripts": {
  "cy:run": "cypress run",
  "postcy:run": "<YOUR_COMMAND>"
}

I hope it helps you


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   "http://example.com/vocab/label": [
      {
         "@value": "Il re",
         "@language": "it"
      }, {
         "@value": "The king",
         "@language": "en"
      }, {
         "@value": "The Queen",
         "@language": "en"
      }, {
         "@value": "Die Königin",
         "@language": "de"
      }, {
 for their passion for the Americas.

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abstract: 'We studied the morphology of galaxies in the Chandra Deep Field South using ACS multi-wavelength data from the Great Observatories Origin Deep Survey and 524 spectroscopic redshifts from the VIMOS VLT Deep Survey completed with 2874 photometric redshift computed from COMBO-17 multi-color data. The rest-frame B-band makes it possible to discriminate two morphological types in an asymmetry-concentration diagram: bulge- and disk-dominated galaxies. The rest-frame color index $B-I$ is found to be very correlated with the morphological classification: wholly bulge-dominated galaxies are redder than disk-dominated galaxies. However color allowed us to distinguish a population of faint blue bulge-dominated galaxies ($B-I<0.9$), whose nature is still unclear. Using the rest-frame B-band classification from $z\sim0.15$ up to $z\sim1.1$, we quantified the evolution of the proportion of morphological types as a functionwith physical processes acting on them.\
The peculiar morphologies observed at high redshift (*e.g.* [@van; @den; @bergh02]), and the need for automatic and objective morphological classification led to the development of quantitative methods, notably based on asymmetry and concentration parameters (*e.g.* [@bershady], [@abraham96], [@lauger]). The morphological study of distant galaxies was most often restricted to only one band, and their morphologies may suffer from morphological $k$-corrections above $z\sim1$ and from the intrinsic galaxy evolution ([@abraham96], [@brinchmann98]). Today multi-band data provides a rest-frame classification comparable over all the redshift range.\
Up to now, most of the luminosity functions (LFs) at low and high redshifts were computed using spectral or photometric types of galaxies. However a galaxy of a given morphological type may change of spectral type as a function of the


"3: Conditional block transfer"]
    CBLOCK = 3,
    #[doc = "4: Channel suspend operation"]
    SUSPEND = 4,
    #[doc = "5: Channel resume operation"]
    RESUME = 5,
    #[doc = "6: Skip next block suspend action"]
    SSKIP = 6,
    #[doc = "7: Increase priority"]
    INCPRI = 7,
}
impl From<EVACT_A> for u8 {
    #[inline(always)]
    fn from(variant: EVACT_A) -> Self {
        variant as _
    }
}
#[doc = "Reader of field `EVACT`"]
pub type EVACT_R = crate::R<u8, EVACT_A>;
impl EVACT_R {
    #[doc = r"Get enumerated values variant"]
    #[inline(always)]
    pub fn is_ctrig(&self) -> bool {
        *self == EVACT_A::CTRIG
    }
    #[doc = "Checks if the value of the field is `CBLOCK`"]
    #[inline(always)]
    pub fn is_cblock(&self) -> bool {
        *self == EVACT_A::CBLOCK
    }
    #[doc = "Checks if the value of the field is `SUSPEND`"]
    #[inline(always)]
    pub fn is_suspend(&self) -> bool {
        *self == EVACT_A::SUSPEND
    }
    #[doc = "Checks if the value of the field is `RESUME`"]
    #[inline(always)]
    pub fn


   #[inline(always)]
    pub fn variant(self, variant: EVACT_A) -> &'a mut W {
        {
            self.bits(variant.into())
        }
    }
    #[doc = "No action"]
    #[inline(always)]
    pub fn noact(self) -> &'a mut W {
        self.variant(EVACT_A::NOACT)
    }
    #[doc = "Transfer and periodic transfer trigger"]
    #[inline(always)]
    pub fn trig(self) -> &'a mut W {
        self.variant(EVACT_A::TRIG)
    }
    #[doc = "Conditional transfer trigger"]
Event Input Enable"]
    #[inline(always)]
    pub fn evie(&self) -> EVIE_R {
        EVIE_R::new(((self.bits >> 6) & 0x01) != 0)
    }
    #[doc = "Bit 7 - Channel Event Output Enable"]
    #[inline(always)]
    pub fn evoe(&self) -> EVOE_R {
        EVOE_R::new(((self.bits >> 7) & 0x01) != 0)
    }
}
impl W {
    #[doc = "Bits 0:2 - Channel Event Input Action"]
    #[inline(always)]
    pub fn evact(&mut self) -> EVACT_W {
        EVACT_W { w: self }
    }
    #[doc = "Bits 4:5


via *in vivo* imaging and the accumulation increased with time ([Fig. 4](#F4){ref-type="fig"}). When brains were excised and imaged, both Cy7-micelles and Cy7-CREKA-micelles were localized at the tumor site within 3 h post-injection and cleared by 7 days ([Fig. 5A](#F5){ref-type="fig"}). In contrast, no fluorescence signal was found when micelles were administered in a brain injury model ([Fig. 5A](#F5){ref-type="fig"}). Both Cy7- and Cy7-CREKA-micelles demonstrated increased accumulation from the 3 h--24 h time points, but Cy7-CREKA-micelles accumulated to a significantly greater extent than their non-targeting counterparts at each time point (3 h: 8.7 × 10^8^ vs. 2.3 × 10^8^ p/s/cm^2^/sr; 24 h: 1.6 × 10^9^ vs. 1.7 × 10^8^ p/s/cm^2^/sr; [Fig. 5B](#F5){ref-type="fig"}). When samples were sectioned and evaluated histologically, both Cy7- and Cy7-CREKA-micelles showed bright, individual, punctate patterns of Cy7 fluorescencemostly cleared from circulation and were found to reside only within the liver.

3.4. Liver and kidney assessment {#S16}
--------------------------------

As the liver and kidney are vital organs for metabolism and excretion, tissues were stained with H & E, examined using light microscopy, and representative images from mice treated with PBS, Cy7-micelles, or Cy7-CREKA-micelle at all time points are presented. As seen in [Fig. 8](#F8){ref-type="fig"}, no apparent tissue or cellular damage was observed in mice injected with either micelles and were comparable to images obtained from mice injected with PBS, and no pathological changes were observed.

4. Discussion {#S17}
=============

The treatment of glioblastoma is limited due to the aggressive nature of the tumor and the inability for complete surgical excision. As a result, GBM prognosis remains poor, with a 14.6 month median survival


implementations of {@link InputEventGenerator#pressMouse(Point, int)} and
 * {@link InputEventGenerator#releaseMouse(int)}.
 *
 * @author Alex Ruiz
 */
@RunWith(Parameterized.class)
public abstract class InputEventGenerator_pressMouse_TestCase extends InputEventGenerator_TestCase {
  private final MouseButton button;
  private final int buttonMask;

  @Parameters
  public static @Nonnull Collection<Object[]> mouseButtons() {
    return newArrayList(MouseButtonProvider.mouseButtons());
  }

  public InputEventGenerator_pressMouse_TestCase(@Nonnull MouseButton button) {
    this.button = checkNotNull(button);
    buttonMask = button.mask;
  }

  @Test
  public void should_press_mouse_button_at_given_point_and_release_mouse_button() {
    Point center = centerOf(window);
    eventGenerator.moveMouse(window, center.x, center.y); // indirectly testing mouseMove :)
    ClickRecorder recorder = ClickRecorder.attachTo(window);
    eventGenerator.pressMouse(buttonMask);
    eventGenerator.releaseMouse(buttonMask);
    pause(DELAY);
    assertThat(recorder.clicked(button));
  }
}
/*
 *
 * Copyright (c) 1994
 * Hewlett-Packard Company
 *
 * Permission to use, copy, modify, distribute and sell this software
 * and its documentation for any purpose is hereby granted without fee,
 * provided that the above copyright notice appear in all copies and
 * that both that copyright notice and this permission notice appear
 * in supporting documentation.  Hewlett-Packard Company makes no
 * representations about the suitability of this software for any
 * purpose.  It is provided "as is" without express or implied warranty.
 *
 *
 * Copyright (c) 1996
 * Silicon Graphics Computer Systems, Inc.
 *
 * Permission to use, copy, modify, distribute and sell this software
 * and its documentation for any purpose is hereby granted without fee,
 * provided that the


Array Pathfinder (ASKAP), we’ve also proved that fast radio bursts are coming from the other side of the Universe rather than from our own galactic neighbourhood.”

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by the mysterious absence of her complete face. She lives unafraid of darkness, wrapped in nature, in an obscure corner of the planet with her magical kitty. You may view her work at The Art of Katarina Silva. Or connect with her on Facebook or
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"Eventually I realized that my sensitive nature seemed to hold negative stigma, so I learned to keep my perceptions to myself most of the time." I did the same thing for sooooo many years – not so much anymore Thanks from a kindred spirit.

it sure does! and since i had that revelation, the universe has blessed me in the most incredible ways… nearly overwhelming! but i am grateful for all of mybe as varied as each and every one of us. We just have to reach deeply enough into us to find it, perhaps. I appreciate your sharing this, and wish you the best!

Dana: whatever is NOT helping you evolve, LET IT GO. yes, I've been there–the drinking, self-medicating and self-loathing–it's not about fitting in. our parents didn't know any better. society doesn't know any better. embrace this inspiration from Katarina, you can learn to cope without any crutches~nurture your radiance and creative spirit. I don't mean to make it sound easy–it's not–but the work you put into this new journey will be well worth it. in the words of Raymond Carver: "If I can do it, anyone can."

Thank you Katarina: as always~beautiful & poignant photos that bring out


my article. So the tile is all about promotion and marketing, to lure people in, and then when they read it they discover that it is not a negative, but a positive. Publishing and editorial stuff. But I am sorry if it offended you.

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As a sensitive person.. I´ve heard ÿou´re to sensitive ¨often enough.. it´s like tellign someone that they are too tall or have too many toes. Certainly the challenge is to lear ho wto1. Introduction {#sec1-jcm-08-00935}
===============

Hyperglycemia is frequently encountered during parenteral (PN) and/or enteral (EN) nutrition in hospitalized patients with and without pre-existing diabetes \[[@B1-jcm-08-00935],[@B2-jcm-08-00935]\]. Indeed, it is estimated that more than 50% of patients on PN and 30% of patients on EN experience hyperglycemia whilst in the hospital \[[@B3-jcm-08-00935],[@B4-jcm-08-00935]\]. Hyperglycemia arises in these patients due to one or more of the following factors: (1) diminished insulin sensitivity due to inflammation, stress hormones, and sedentarism \[[@B5-jcm-08-00935]\]; (2) increased carbohydrate provision \[[@B6-jcm-08-00935]\]; and (3) side-effects of medication such as glucocorticoids that interfere with glucose metabolism \[[@B7-jcm-08-00935]\]. In patients totally reliant on PN, these factors are compounded by the loss of the physiological incretin effect on insulin release, as occurs when entirely bypassing the gastrointestinal tract with intravenous nutrient supply \[[@B8-jcm-08-00935]\]. Furthermore, the


at least three days of continuous EN. Treatment consisted of (1) 70/30 biphasic insulin (NPH/regular) every 8 h (*n* = 6), (2) 70/30 biphasic insulin every 12 h (*n* = 8), and (3) a basal--bolus regimen (glargine and lispro, *n* = 8). The 8 h 70/30 biphasic insulin group had the highest proportion of glucose values falling within the target range (7.8--10.0 mM) (69% vs. 22% vs. 24%, *p* \< 0.01). Hypoglycemic events (\<3.9 mM) occurred five times in glargine/lispro group, twice in the twice-daily biphasic group, and once in the thrice-daily biphasic group \[[@B45-jcm-08-00935]\]. In patients receiving PN, two randomized controlled parallel trials evaluated strategies that involved the addition of regular insulin to the PN feeding bag. Olveira et al. recently compared the use of 100% coverageof insulin needs by regular insulin added to the PN bag with 50% coverage by regular insulin added to the PN bag and 50% administered subcutaneously as insulin glargine in a total of 161 mixed surgical and medical patients with type 2 diabetes recruited at 26 different sites. The glucose values of participants were evaluated while receiving total PN (maximum of 15 days) and two days after cessation of total PN. Mean glucose levels during total PN did not significantly differ between groups (9.2 ± 2.0 vs. 9.6 ± 2.4 mM, *p* = ns); however, mean glucose two days after cessation of total PN was higher in the group that had received 100% of their exogenous insulin requirements added to the PN feeding bag (8.9 ± 2.5 vs.


events occurred in either treatment group \[[@B38-jcm-08-00935]\].

The second study evaluated CSII as part of a fully automated subcutaneous closed-loop glucose control (*n* = 21) against conventional subcutaneous insulin therapy according to local practice (*n* = 22) in two different hospitals. Randomization was stratified according to BMI, prestudy total daily insulin dose, and type of nutrition support to ensure to demographic balance between groups. The closed-loop system consisted of a subcutaneous insulin pump, a CGM device, and a control algorithm, which adjusted insulin delivery every 12 min based on real-time CGM values. An example of such fully automated closed-loop insulin delivery is illustrated in [Figure 3](#jcm-08-00935-f003){ref-type="fig"}. Participants were recruited from medical and surgical wards and received PN (*n* = 13), EN (*n* = 27), or combined PN/EN (*n* =PN interruption, and the consequently lower risk of hypoglycemic events. The latter is particularly relevant for patients in whom the transient need for exogenous insulin is primarily a result of their nutrition support. However, the need for strict aseptic conditions may render the procedure impractical or not permissible. Furthermore, reservations exist regarding the diminished or highly variable efficacy of PN insulin due to interference from PN ingredients or bag surface material \[[@B54-jcm-08-00935],[@B55-jcm-08-00935]\].

Irrespective to the chosen approach for insulin administration, a limiting factor in obtaining tight glucose control is the risk of inadvertent hypoglycemia \[[@B17-jcm-08-00935]\]. As is the case for hyperglycemia, iatrogenic hypoglycemia is associated with increased cost and adverse medical outcomes \[[@B16-jcm-08-00935]\]. In this context, there is an increasing interest in the use of noninsulin glucose-lowering agents (without


document the potential role of this technology and the obstacles to its integration into clinical practice without disrupting the usual workflow.

The present systematic review turned up rather few randomized controlled trials and a limited number of retrospective observational studies addressing hyperglycemia in noncritical care patients on PN and/or EN. The studies were highly heterogeneous in terms of study population, nutrition regimen, study endpoints, and glucose measurement techniques. Patients with pre-existing diabetes already on insulin treatment before their admission to the hospital and those receiving steroids or showing impaired renal function clearly have different optimal insulin delivery profiles compared to patients without pre-existing diabetes and/or with stress-induced hyperglycemia. The particular nutrition regime (i.e., the EN/PN feeding schedule and any additional oral intake) leads to variable carbohydrate exposures with relevant       Hyperglycemic patients (BG \> 10 mM including T1D and T2D)\                 PN                          Protocol-driven VRII (VRII, *n* = 32)                                PO not specified; mean glucose based on POC BG values and % of values in target range (4.0--10.0 mM)\


less lean muscle mass than a man training with the same relative intensity. Women can still develop a great deal of strength by following a balanced training program. Consult your physician before beginning any diet or exercise program.

Strength

Strength is measured by the amount of weight you can lift for a single repetition. Common measurements of strength include the squat, bench press and deadlift, with the squat being the best measurement of lower-body strength. A comparison of the squat records for powerlifters of equal weight between genders reveals that a woman will squat no more than 65 percent of the male squat limit for the same weight class. The all-time squat record for a woman is 600 lbs, and for a man it is 1,000 lbs.

Fiber Type and Response

Whilea way to immediately cut Husband out of our lives, we would. But, of course, we can’t just yet.

Husband and Wife are our koumbaros and koumbara. Husband is also the son of a fairly well-known local politician in Athens.

My fiancé until today considered Husband one of his best friends, like the big brother he never had. Now he doesn’t know what to do with those feelings or how he might react when he sees him again, which could happen at any time since they train together and see each other at work on occasion.

Husband is also the reason we are friends with Wife and Son, though it’s clear where and with whom our loyalties now lie.

My fiancé doesn’t see any other option but to let the friendship fade


to go if they want to leave.

Where to go for help

If you or someone you know is a victim of domestic violence in Greece — whether it’s physical, psychological, emotional, verbal or $exual — there are people who can help. It’s never too late. Most of the centers are in major cities, however a counselor can dispense advice by phone or may be able to recommend someone local who can provide support and assistance.

Non-EU spouses who hold a residence/work permit because of ties to a Greek citizen retain their permits when domestic abuse has occurred, no matter how long the marriage lasted or the length of stay in Greece.

There is never a good reason to abuse a woman, man, child or animal.

Emergency Hotlines:

Police – Domestic Violence line inmen and society here, hopefully it will change. I’m glad you posted all the resources. I hope that some day, when I’ve learned enough Greek, I can volunteer with a local domestic violence center.

What a moving and important article. I am with Mel, I have heard of the stereotype also. My MIL lives next to one man that fits the stereotype. He is always verbally abusive to his wife and son and we all hear it every weekend. About 2 weekends ago he had an argument with his son, who is 15. The language was vulgar, the volume excessive. The son sped away on his moped as the father threw a chair from the balcony at him. The entire beach witnessed the fight. What can anyone do? Not


so many collections of papyruses, the Australian Wood, aloes, bamboos, plants, and exotic fruits.

Following several paths, you can enter to the main gate which is located near the beach, 103 meters above the sea level.
Are you ready to discover a small corner of Paradise between two countries?in this lifetime, but perhaps that’s just because we aren’t ready to. Maybe the reality is we need to truly learn what love isn’t before we can grasp what it is.

Possibly we need a whole lifetime to learn each lesson, or maybe, if we’re lucky, it only takes a few years.

Perhaps it’s not about if we are ever ready for love, but if love is ready for us.

And then there may be those people who fall in love once and find it passionately lasts until their last breath. Those faded and worn pictures of our grandparents who seemed just as in love as they walked hand-in-hand at age 80 as they did in their wedding picture—the kind that leaves us wondering if we really know how to love


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