$. It is important to note that, in the absence of lesion repair, $\phi'$ is [*not*]{} defined by complementary base pairing to $\phi$, since there is no requirement that base pair mismatches be altered. We use $W(\phi, \phi')$ as before to describe the probability that replication of the unzipped single stranded genome $\phi'$ will produce new strand $\phi$.

Hence, the quasispecies equations for a semiconservative genome without post-methylation DNA repair can be written as $$\begin{aligned}
 \nonumber
&&\frac{dx_{\phi}}{dt} = \sum_{\phi_a, \phi_b} (W(\phi, \phi_a) + W(\phi, \phi_b))A({\phi_a, \phi_b})x_{\{\phi_a, \phi_b\}} - \\ [0.2in]
&&\sum_{\phi_a} f(t) (x_{\{\phi, \phi_a\}} + x_{\{\phi_a, \phi\}}),\end{aligned}$$ where we define the population fraction $x_{\phi} \equiv \sum_{\phi_a}
x_{\{\phi, \phi_a\}} + x_{\{\phi_a, \phi\}} $. Note that we count the $ 5' \rightarrow 3' $ and $3' \rightarrow 5' $ strand separately to avoidto be viable, a reasonable model for the housekeeping genes responsible for cell survival (other landscapes will be studied in a future work [@BrumerManny]). Thus, $A(\phi_a, \phi_b) =
\sigma \gg 1 $ if either $\phi_a$ or $\phi_b$ are in the set $\{\phi_0, \phi_0'\}$ which represent the master sequence and its perfect complement, and $A(\phi_a, \phi_b) = 1$ otherwise.

For large populations and genome lengths, we can ignore mutations from unfit sequences to the master sequence (an approximation that becomes exact as the genome length increases to infinity, but is accurate at realistic finite genome lengths) and assume that, at equilibrium, master genomes are paired with statistically distributed complements (which is exact for this landscape in the large population limit, and rapidly converges for finite populations). Thus, using Eqns. (A6)


the new quantity $W_2(\phi, \phi_a, \lambda)$ represents the probability that, after replication and post-methylation lesion repair of unzipped strand $\phi_a$, the erroneous repair of errors will change $\phi_a$ to strand $\phi$. A set of manipulations similar to those in appendix A and the definition in Eqn. (A6) can be used to yield the equations $$\begin{aligned}
 \nonumber
&&\frac{dx_{\phi}}{dt} = \sum_{\phi'} \overline{A(\phi')}  (W(\phi, \phi', \lambda) + W_2(\phi, \phi', \lambda))x_{\phi'} - \\ [0.2in]
&&(f(t) + \overline{A(\phi)})x_{\phi}\end{aligned}$$

When applied to a single fitness peak landscape, these equations can be written as $$\begin{aligned}
\nonumber
&&\frac{dx_0}{dt} = \{(1-\frac{\lambda \epsilon}{2})^N + (1 - (1 - \frac{\lambda}{2}) \epsilon)^N\} {\sigma} x_0 \\[0.2in]
&& - (f(t) + \sigma)x_0 \\[0.2in]
&& x_1 = 1 - x_0 \end{aligned}$$ where $x_0$ and $x_1$ and $ f(t) $ are as defined in appendix B. This can befor the U.S. selloff. As Spain announced new fiscal measures Tuesday, the head of the Bank of Spain said its banks may need more capital if the economy performs worse than expected. That comment helped drive bank shares lower across Europe. European markets were also open Tuesday for the first time, since the release of the disappointing U.S. jobs report that showed just 120,000 jobs were created in March.

“Clearly, what the markets are focusing on is the Spanish growth environment,” said Robert Sinche, head of global currency strategy at RBS. “This isn’t something where you can say there’s a coupon payment due April 26, so they do something by April 26. This is an issue of sentiment, and this is about how growth does or doesn’t materialize and


t1_dec_sigpass_raw(
		opj_t1_t *t1,
		int bpno,
		int orient,
		int cblksty);
static void t1_dec_sigpass_mqc(
		opj_t1_t *t1,
		int bpno,
		int orient);
static void t1_dec_sigpass_mqc_vsc(
		opj_t1_t *t1,
		int bpno,
		int orient);
/**
Encode refinement pass
*/
static void t1_enc_refpass_step(
		opj_t1_t *t1,
		flag_t *flagsp,
		int *datap,
		int bpno,
		int one,
		int *nmsedec,
		char type,
		int vsc);
/**
Decode refinement pass
*/
static void INLINE t1_dec_refpass_step_raw(
		opj_t1_t *t1,
		flag_t *flagsp,
		int *datap,
		int poshalf,
		int neghalf,
		int vsc);
static void INLINE t1_dec_refpass_step_mqc(
		opj_t1_t *t1,
		flag_t *flagsp,
		int *datap,
		int poshalf,
		int neghalf);
static void INLINE t1_dec_refpass_step_mqc_vsc(
		opj_t1_t *t1,
		flag_t *flagsp,
		int *datap,
		int poshalf,
		int neghalf,
		int vsc);

/**
Encode refinement pass
*/
static void t1_enc_refpass(
		opj_t1_t *t1,
		int bpno,
		int *nmsedec,
		char type,
		int cblksty);
/**
Decode refinement pass
*/
static void t1_dec_refpass_raw(
		opj_t1_t *t1,
		int bpno,
		int cblksty);
static void t1_dec_refpass_mqc(
		opj_t1_t *t1,
		int bpno);
static void t1_dec_refpass_mqc_vsc(
		opj_t1_t *t1,
		int bpno);
/**
Encode clean-up pass
*/
static void t1_enc_clnpass_step(
		opj_t1_t *t1,
		flag_t *flagsp,
		int *datap,
		int orient,
		int bpno,
		int one,
		int *nmsedec,
		int partial,
		int vsc);
/**
Decode clean-up pass
*/
static void t1_dec_clnpass_step_partial(
		opj_t1_t *t1,
		flag_t *flagsp,
		int *datap,
		int orient,
		int oneplushalf);
static void t1_dec_clnpass_step(
		opj_t1_t *t1,
		flag_t *flagsp,
		int *datap,
		int orient,
		int oneplushalf);
static void t1_dec_clnpass_step_vsc(
		opj_t1_t *t1,
		flag_t *flagsp,
		int *datap,
		int orient,
		int oneplushalf,
		int partial,
		int vsc);
/**
Encode clean-up pass
*/
static void t1_enc_clnpass(
		opj_t1_t *t1,
		int bpno,
		int orient,
		int *nmsedec,
		int cblksty);
/**
Decode clean-up pass
*/
staticT1_VISIT | T1_SIG_OTH)
						|| MACRO_t1_flags(1 + k + 1,1 + i) & (T1_SIG | T1_VISIT | T1_SIG_OTH)
						|| MACRO_t1_flags(1 + k + 2,1 + i) & (T1_SIG | T1_VISIT | T1_SIG_OTH)
						|| (MACRO_t1_flags(1 + k + 3,1 + i)
						& (~(T1_SIG_S | T1_SIG_SE | T1_SIG_SW |	T1_SGN_S))) & (T1_SIG | T1_VISIT | T1_SIG_OTH));
				} else {
				agg = 0;
			}
			if (agg) {
				mqc_setcurctx(mqc, T1_CTXNO_AGG);
				if (!mqc_decode(mqc)) {
					continue;
				}
				mqc_setcurctx(mqc, T1_CTXNO_UNI);
				runlen = mqc_decode(mqc);
				runlen = (runlen << 1) | mqc_decode(mqc);
			} else {
				runlen = 0;
			}
			for (j = k + runlen; j < k + 4 && j < t1->h; ++j) {
					vsc = (j == k + 3 || j == t1->h - 1) ? 1 : 0;
					t1_dec_clnpass_step_vsc(
						t1,
						&t1->flags[((j+1) * t1->flags_stride) + i + 1],
						&t1->data[(j * t1->w) + i],
						orient,
						oneplushalf,
						agg && (j == k + runlen),
						vsc);
			}
		}
	}
	} else {
		int *data1 = t1->data;
		flag_t *flags1 = &t1->flags[1];
		for (k


< prc->cw * prc->ch; ++cblkno) {
						opj_tcd_cblk_enc_t* cblk = &prc->cblks.enc[cblkno];
						int* restrict datap;
						int* restrict tiledp;
						int cblk_w;
						int cblk_h;
						int i, j;

						int x = cblk->x0 - band->x0;
						int y = cblk->y0 - band->y0;
						if (band->bandno & 1) {
							opj_tcd_resolution_t *pres = &tilec->resolutions[resno - 1];
							x += pres->x1 - pres->x0;
						}
						if (band->bandno & 2) {
							opj_tcd_resolution_t *pres = &tilec->resolutions[resno - 1];
							y += pres->y1 - pres->y0;
						}

						if(!allocate_buffers(
									t1,
									cblk->x1 - cblk->x0,
									cblk->y1 - cblk->y0))
						{
							return;
						}

						datap=t1->data;
						cblk_w = t1->w;
						cblk_h = t1->h;

						tiledp=&tilec->data[(y * tile_w) + x];
						if (tccp->qmfbid == 1) {
							for (j = 0; j < cblk_h; ++j) {
								for (i = 0; i < cblk_w; ++i) {
									int tmp = tiledp[(j * tile_w) + i];
									datap[(j * cblk_w) + i] = tmp << T1_NMSEDEC_FRACBITS;
								}
							}
						} else {		/* if (tccp->qmfbid == 0) */
							for (j = 0; j < cblk_h; ++j) {
								for (i = 0; i < cblk_w; ++i) {
									int tmp = tiledp[(j * tile_w)
738 S.W.2d 391 (1987)
293 Ark. 342
William WINFREY, Jr., Appellant,
v.
STATE of Arkansas, Appellee.
No. CR 87-67.
Supreme Court of Arkansas.
October 19, 1987.
*392 John H. Adametz, Jr., Wm. H. Craig, North Little Rock, for appellant.
Robert A. Ginnaven, II, Asst. Atty. Gen., Little Rock, for appellee.
DUDLEY, Justice.
A jury found the appellant guilty of the rape of Damon Franklin who was less than eleven years old; guilty of the rape of Adrian Adams who was also less than eleven years old; and guilty of attempt to commit the rape of Kesia Franklin, also less than eleven years old. Ark.Stat.Ann. § 41-1803 and § 41-701 (Repl.1977). We reverse the judgments of conviction.
Soon after the crimes were reported, the prosecutor had one of his employees interview each of the three victims and make a written report


employee, appellant's counsel, and the trial court, quoted below, shows that the statements of the witnesses contained in the reports were substantially verbatim, nothing was taken out of context, and the victims' words were quoted in writing at the time of the interview.
Q [Defense Attorney] And these reports that you made also include, do they *393 not, statements directly attributed to the three children? Statements they made to you about what happened?
A [Prosecutor's employee] Actual statements word for word? I know I put There are possibly some quotes that I wrote down, but not word for word.
Q Well, a substantial part of these three reports includes, as I understand it, what these three children told you either happened, or did not happen?
A Yes.
Q And itYour reports are aand remand because, he argues, the evidence was not sufficient to support the three convictions. We reject the argument and remand for a new trial. The uncorroborated testimony of the minor victims was sufficient evidence to have sustained the convictions. Sanders v. State, 277 Ark. 159, 639 S.W.2d 733 (1982).
Reversed and remanded for a new trial.
HICKMAN and GLAZE, JJ., dissent.
GLAZE, Justice, dissenting.
With due respect to the majority's analysis of the record, I strenously disagree it supports reversal of this case. First, the trial court did not prohibit appellant's proper use of the three summaries of interviews obtained by Mary Parker from the children.[1] Second, Parker's handwritten summaries do not qualify as statements which the appellant could use for the unlimited cross-examination of the three children.
I will first consider


trends and methods of responsible investing as well as environmentally aware financing for China and the wider world.

The seminars that were held from the 6th to the 8th of December covered:

Stock Exchanges and Sustainable Development

Green Bond Standards

Charitable Trust Seminar: A New Approach to Responsible Investment

Financial Innovation Supporting Poverty Alleviation

Green Financing for Local Regions

Financing Green Start-ups

The conference was organized by China SIF, the Green Finance Committee of China Society for Finance and Banking, SynTao Green Finance and Caixin Media. The PRI and UN Sustainable Stock Exchange Initiative will co-host the annual conference while other partners will co-host seminars.The exponentially weighted moving average (EWMA) rule compared with traditionally used quality control rules.
The exponentially moving average (EWMA) rule for internal quality control is a well-known type of control rule in industry. Here, the power of the EWMA rule is evaluated to outline the potential of this type of control rule in clinical chemistry. Using simulations, the power of the EWMA rule was explicitly compared with that of commonly used rules in clinical chemistry. The type I error levels were standardized to common values to achieve unbiased comparisons. For small to moderately large errors (systematic errors up to 2-3 standard deviations), the EWMA rule outperforms simple rules (N=1) and multi-rules (N=2-6). For example, for a systematic error of 2s, the EWMA rule equivalent to the 1(3s) rule has


update it upon his return. Since he nothing to work on the past month but this, it should only take a couple seconds to provide us with this much needed information.

So is what Blitz has done considered mild abuse? or was it cheating?I realize there are some semantics here, but honestly, where do you draw the line...

The accusation made against herp and myself and the resulting "stern warning" given (after a second evaluation, first go we were cleared and noted) was for verbal "abuse" and not for cheating...

herps was bestowed with his beloved asterisk long before this "abuse" case ever made it to C&A.

As far as sitz's case...he was busted for cheating not abuse...therefore he needs to remove his own ass from his own list.

Blitz* actually told me*spot at the top with the account abuse, so some of the records here are tainted in the manner in which you claim they are not. point blank, he has asterisked people for far less than what he himself has been busted for. period...-el Jesus negro

owenshooter wrote:at what point does this get *mod edited*? it is crystal clear what needs to occur, and i doubt the person that should do it is going to ever admit any wrong doing and remove himself from this thread, per his own rules.-the black celebrex

like it or not blitz does run this thread and as such has the right to do what he wants with it...besides this is not where you should be trying to get him to remove himself as none


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turmoil that were worsened by international sanctions. Large street protests for his resignation spread and impeachment procedures by the parliament took place, ending with a coup that saw the military take control of the country after Mugabe was placed under house arrest.

His 37-year rule concluded in 2017 when he was forced to resign.

Mugabe was known, both at home and overseas, as a power-hungry autocrat. When he finally resigned, there were wild celebrations in the streets of Harare, Zimbabwe's capital. Mnangagwa succeeded him in November 2017.

The ailing Mugabe spent his remaining years shuttling between medical facilities in Singapore and his mansion in Harare, Reuters reported, saying the former oppressor died in Singapore.

— Reuters and the Associated Press contributed to this report.Organomediated Morita-Baylis-Hillman cyclization reactions.
We have developed the Morita-Baylis-Hillman reaction to include, for the first time in a completely organomediated process, intramolecular examples bearing allylic leaving groups as the electrophilic partner providing a facile, high yielding, straightforward synthesis of densely functionalized cyclic molecules.


of centromeric histones in faithful chromosome segregation. Our results show that imbalanced stoichiometry of a Cse4 chaperone, Scm3 (HJURP in humans) leads to chromosome mis-segregation in both human and yeast cells thereby providing a link between HJURP overexpression and mitotic defects in cancers (Mishra et al., 2011). Scm3 interacts with Pat1 (Protein associated with topoisomerase II) and we have shown that Pat1 regulates the topology of centromeric chromatin (Mishra et al., 2013). We used a pat1 deletion strain to define the number of Cse4 molecules at the yeast kinetochore (Hasse, Mishra 2013, Mishra et al., 2015) and provided evidence for a structural role for Pat1 in the structural integrity of centromeric chromatin and localization of Cse4 for faithful chromosome segregation. In addition to kinetochore proteins, association of cohesinsaround the world. For example, it has been proposed to measure the photo production of vector meson in the nucleus at TJNAF through the $e^+e^-$ radiation [@tjn], and at 1.3 GeV Tokyo Electron Synchrotron (INS) through the $\pi^+\pi^-$ emission [@ins]. Recently, CBELSA/TAPS Collaboration at ELSA [@elsa] had found the medium modification on the omega meson in $^{93}$Nb nucleus. The KEK-PS E325 collaboration at KEK [@epem] had measured the $e^+e^-$ yield in the $p+A$ reaction at 12 GeV, and they have reported an enhancement in this yield in the region of $ 0.6 \ge m_{e^+e^-} \le 0.77 $ GeV/c$^2$ due to modified $\rho$ meson in nuclei. Another experiment [@phi] in this collaboration (which investigates the medium effect on $\phi$ meson) is in progress. There also exist experimental programmes at


GSI-SIS [@hade] (HADE collaboration) as well as at Spring-8 RCNP [@sprn], which are dedicated to explore the hadron parameters for vector mesons in the normal nucleus. Therefore, the overall view for the medium modification on vector mesons is expected in near future.

There also exist several calculations showing the medium effect on vector mesons in the normal nucleus. Eletsky et al., [@elio] and Kondratyuk et al., [@kscge] relate the effective mass and width for the rho meson in a nucleus to the $\rho$ nucleon scattering amplitude $f_{\rho N}$ and nuclear density. In their calculations, it has been shown that the mass of the rho meson in a normal nucleus increases with its energy. In the static limit, the $\rho$ mass is below its free space value, where as itdecay for the rho meson are also studied. The initial and final state interactions for this reaction are investigated. In addition, the medium effect on the rho meson propagating through the nucleus is explored.

We write the formalism in Sec. 2 for the coherent rho meson production in the $(p,p^\prime)$ reaction and its decay into $\pi^+$ and $\pi^-$ in the final state. The results and discussion for this reaction are illustrated in Sec. 3. Conclusions obtained from this study have been presented in Sec. 4.

Formalism {#for}
=========

     The formalism for the $\pi^+\pi^-$ emission from the rho meson, propagating through a nucleus, has been developed here. This rho meson is produced coherently in the $(p,p^\prime)$ reaction on a nucleus. The $T$-matrix $T_{fi}$ for this reaction consists of production, propagation, and decay (into two pions)


for the rho meson, i.e., $$\begin{aligned}
T_{fi} = \int \int d{\bf r} d{\bf r^\prime}
\chi^{(-)*} ({\bf k_{\pi^+}, r^\prime})
\chi^{(-)*} ({\bf k_{\pi^-}, r^\prime})
\Gamma_{\rho \pi \pi} S_\rho ( {\bf r^\prime - r} )
\Psi_{\rho^0} ({\bf r}).
\label{tmx}\end{aligned}$$

The factor $ \Psi_{\rho^0} ({\bf r}) $ in the above equation represents the $\rho^0$ production amplitude due to $(p,p^\prime)$ reaction. It is given by $$\begin{aligned}
\Psi_{\rho^0} ({\bf r}) =  \Pi_\rho (q_0, {\bf r}) G_\rho (q^2)
\chi^{(-)*} ({\bf k_{p^\prime}, r})
\Gamma_{\rho NN} \chi^{(+)} ({\bf k_p, r}),
\label{rpd}\end{aligned}$$ where $ \Pi_\rho (q_0, {\bf r}) [ = 2q_0V_{O\rho} ({\bf r}) ] $ denotes the self-energy for the rho meson, arising due to $\rho$ nucleus optical potential $ V_{O\rho} ({\bf r}) $. This potential describes the elastic scattering of the virtual rho meson to its real state. $q_0 (=E_p-E_{p^\prime})$ is the energy carried out by thefor pion in the rest frame of decaying rho meson of mass $m$.

$\Gamma_{\rho\pi\pi}$, in Eq. (\[tmx\]), describes the vertex function for the $\rho^0$ meson decaying into $\pi^+\pi^-$ in the final state. It is governed by the Lagrangian: $${\cal L}_{\rho \pi \pi}
=  f_{\rho \pi \pi} {\bf \rho^\mu \cdot (\pi \times \partial_\mu \pi) },
\label{lrpi}$$ with $ f_{\rho\pi\pi} \approx 6.1 $ [@erwe; @rkb].

The distorted wave functions $\chi$s, in Eq. (\[tmx\]), for pions in the final state have been described by the eikonal form, i.e., $$\begin{aligned}
\chi^{(-)*} ({\bf k_{\pi^+},r^\prime})
\chi^{(-)*} ({\bf k_{\pi^-},r^\prime})
=
e^{ -i {\bf (k_{\pi^+}+k_{\pi^-}) . r^\prime} }
D_{\bf k_\pi} ({\bf b^\prime}, z^\prime).
\label{piwfn}\end{aligned}$$ In this equation, $ D_{\bf k_\pi} ({\bf b^\prime}, z^\prime) $ represents the distortion occurring due to the elastic scattering of pions by the recoiling nucleus. It is given by $$D_{\bf k_\pi} ({\bf b^\prime},


decay inside as well as outside the nucleus, depending upon its velocity and the size of the nucleus. Indeed, the physical quantity which determines this decay probability is the effective decay length: $ \lambda^* = v/\Gamma^* $. Where $v$ and $\Gamma^*$ describe the velocity and the effective decay width respectively for the rho meson in a nucleus. This decay length $\lambda^*$ controls over the attenuation for the in-medium $\rho$ propagation. While the rho meson propagates a distance $ L({\bf b},z) [ = \sqrt { R^2-b^2 } - z] $ from the production point $z$ to the surface of a nucleus of radius $R$, it gets attenuated by a factor $ exp [ -L({b},z)/\lambda^* ] $. To investigate the inside and outside decay probabilities more transparently, $ D_{\pi\rho} ({\bf$\rho$ nucleus interaction reduces the cross section $12\%$, i.e., from 0.25 mb/(GeV$^2$sr$^3$) to 0.22 mb/(GeV$^2$sr$^3$), leaving the shape for the spectrum unchanged (solid line).

Conclusion {#cncl}
==========

     This study shows that the cross section for the $\pi^+\pi^-$ emission from the forward going coherent $\rho^0$ meson, produced in the $(p,p^\prime)$ reaction, reaches its maximum value for a certain direction of the pion emission. The cross section strongly depends on the beam energy. The probability for the rho meson decaying inside the nucleus is less for lighter nucleus. It increases with the size of the nucleus. However, the interference between the inside and outside decay amplitudes for the rho meson is very important in evaluating the cross section. The initial and final state interactions significantly dampen the plane wave cross section, which


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3.  The cross sections for the rho meson decaying inside and outside the nucleus are compared for $^{12}$C nucleus at 3.5 GeV beam energy. The outside decay cross section superceds for this nucleus. The interference between the inside and outside decay amplitudes enhances the cross section. Various lines are explained in the text.

4.  The inside and outside decay cross sections are shown for the rho meson propagating through the $^{208}$Pb nucleus. The inside decay cross section is substantially increased for the heavier nucleus. In this case,


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                       + 50. Let m(z) = z**2 + 4*z + 3. What is the remainder when r is divided by m(-4)?
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Suppose z + 4*z = -60. Calculate the remainder when 64 is divided by ((-51)/(-9))/((-4)/z).
13
Let q(u) = -u**2 - 16*u - 9. Let r be q(-15). Calculate the remainder when 35 is divided by 18*3/r - -3.
11
Suppose -4*v + 16 = -3*v - 2*c, -5*c = 2*v - 14. What is the remainder when 45 is divided by v?
9
Let f(s) = 16*s**2 - 1. Suppose -7*c + 2436 = 35*c. What is the remainder when c is divided by f(-1)?
13
Suppose -b - 4*r = -7*r - 3, r = 0. Suppose 2*y - 22 = 6*a - 4*a, -b*y + 21 = 3*a. Let p(g) = g + 1.


- u. Calculate the remainder when 123 is divided by o.
30
Suppose -5*q + 14 = -31. Suppose 1 - q = -2*w. Suppose w*n = -n + 120. Calculate the remainder when n is divided by 13.
11
Let h = -9 + 11. Suppose 8*t = 3*t - h*y + 76, 0 = t + 5*y - 29. Calculate the remainder when 55 is divided by t.
13
Let t(g) = 10*g + 1. Let j be t(1). Let c = j + 3. Calculate the remainder when 39 is divided by c.
11
Let l = -2 - -5. Suppose 0 = -l*k - 2*k + 75. Calculate the remainder when 29 is divided by k.
14
Suppose -1 = -3*c + 26. Let k = 5 + -4. Let n = k -- q + 5*h = 5. Suppose 65 = -0*c + q*c. What is the remainder when c is divided by 5?
3
Suppose -2*u + 9 = k - u, 0 = 2*k + 3*u - 18. Let b = -12 - -29. What is the remainder when b is divided by k?
8
Let k = 3 - -1. Suppose -4*p = -12 - k. Suppose -5*h + 17 = -18. What is the remainder when h is divided by p?
3
Suppose 107 = -5*m + 382. Let q(l) = l**2 + l + 19. Calculate the remainder when m is divided by q(0).
17
Let c(z) = z + 7. Calculate the remainder when 21 is divided by c(5).
9
Suppose 0 = r - 21 - 18. Suppose -4*y + 59 = 3.


- 5. Suppose 3*o - 6 = 3*h, 3*o - 2*h - 7 = -0*h. Suppose o*p = -0 + 30. Calculate the remainder when w is divided by p.
9
Let c be 1/(-5) - 1946/70. Let m = -19 - c. Calculate the remainder when 17 is divided by m.
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Let surgeons and radio-oncologists but also diagnosticians, pathologists and medical oncologists. Often, such a decision-making process turns out to be a challenging task, for no straightforward, prospective comparison between subcutaneous radical mastectomies and MRMs has emerged so far from reports analysing the exact relevance of PORT after NSM and SSM \[[@ref10], [@ref11]\].

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China is gaining the capability to pose a critical threat to NATO, U.S. officials warned on the eve of an alliance summit in Washington.

“NATO is now assessing what China is doing,” Kay Bailey Hutchison, the U.S. ambassador to NATO, told reporters Tuesday evening in Washington. "We are assessing risk. We’re much more active in doing so with China.”

The results of that assessment could presage a new eastern focus for a security bloc that formed in 1949 with the goal of deterring the Soviet Union aggression against European and North American powers. But Chinese espionage and economic influence could undermine NATO in a variety of ways, U.S. officials worry.

“It’s critical from the United States' view ... that we maintain secure, reliable information and transportation and other infrastructure networks inQ:

Analysis on Memory Management

I'm doing Memory management analysis for my Java web application,
Before starting my tomcat the free memory in RAM was around 595 MB, Once I started the server the free memory goes to 151 MB. When I took the Heap dump, the objects were occupying 262 MB.
So will tomcat alone take remaining 181 MB?
Another question is, I ran Load Test with 500 Users. The free memory goes to 8MB, When I took heap dump here, It was around 265MB. So free space 151 MB is reduced to 8MB, What could be reason
Please note that I used top command to check free memory in RAM.

A:

The free memory is the memory not used by the kernel, programs or disk cache.  How big the disk cache is


adjustment pursuant to U.S.S.G.

§ 3E1.1(b)(2).

     To the extent that Beke’s response requests leave to proceed

pro se on appeal, his request is DENIED.   See United States v.

Wagner, 158 F.3d 901, 902-03 (5th Cir. 1998) (holding that once

an Anders brief has been filed, it is too late for a defendant to

file a motion to proceed pro se on appeal).    Furthermore, our

independent review of the record, counsel’s brief, and Beke’s

response shows that there are no nonfrivolous issues for appeal.

Consequently, counsel’s motion for leave to withdraw is GRANTED,

counsel is excused from further responsibilities herein, and the

APPEAL IS DISMISSED.   See 5th Cir. R. 42.2.
such as water, are trapped beneath the encapsulation during packaging of the semiconductor devices or when liquids seep or vapors condense under the plastic mold. Moreover, plastic mold compounds are naturally capable of absorbing liquids from their environment until saturation occurs. Such liquids may be vaporized during semiconductor IC operation, and the expanding vapor, e.g., steam, may cause pressure to build up beneath the encapsulation. This pressure build up may cause a catastrophic mold failure.
Encapsulation failure may also result from thermal mismatch between dissimilar device materials, such as between the chip and the die pad, at solder reflow temperatures, e.g., temperatures in a range of about 419.degree. to 464.degree. F. (215.degree. to 240.degree. C.). Such mismatches may be aggravated by the pressure created by the heating of liquids


into effect in 1920.

Anti-alcohol organizations constantly sermonized on the evils of drinking, and though the notion seems almost quaint in 2017, the post-war atmosphere in the U.S. welcomed any movement to prevent further degradation of morals — or, more accurately, the morals of a specific group of people whose grandstanding centered around alcohol.

Unsurprisingly, vocal support for the platform overrepresented the reality — the business of banned booze immediately and decisively boomed. Blum wrote,

“Alcoholism rates soared during the 1920s; insurance companies charted the increase at more than 300 more percent. Speakeasies promptly opened for business. By the decade’s end, some 30,000 existed in New York City alone. Street gangs grew into bootlegging empires built on smuggling, stealing, and manufacturing illegal alcohol. The country’s defiant response to the new lawsin the name of the lord of peace, the lord of mankind, the god of eternity.
Peace in which we prospered.
Peace mixed with the earth of this country.
Peace in which we no longer live.
Peace which no longer lives in us.
Peace we keep an eye on while it packs its bags.
To abandon our lands, little by little.
And it is replaced by surrender and submission to an islamisation in which there is no islam.
As if the islam of our grandparents no longer had anything to do with us.
Do you know why peace is abandoning us?
Do you know why darkness is all around us?
To put it simply, because we are a society that fears.
We are a society afraid of difference.
My words will not please some of you, or most of you, or


Francisco Judges Dismiss 66,000 Arrest Warrants against the Homeless*

Living on the streets cuts an average of 25 years from a person's life and degrades the quality of life for everyone. Another feature of the homeless population in San Francisco is that many of these people are simply too ill to care for themselves. We're almost half a century into the failure of the social experiment that closed the State Hospitals and no closer to ending the experiment now than when our media first noticed the experiment had failed in the 1980's.

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From Chatty on One Corrupt President Ousted*
What do you know, a democratic breath of fresh air SOMEWHERE in the world...amazing. I'm glad the people's voices were heard and the police did their jobs. Fantastic, and I hope Souththe execution chain to not execute them while leaving the AST intact for decompilers and similar tooling. Because the internet has informed me that optimizations without benchmarks to "prove" their effectiveness are meaningless, let's indulge in some micro-benchmarking while investing some effort into making the result somewhat meaningful. What we'll benchmark is simply array slicing @y = @x[3,7] .

use 5.14.2;

use warnings;

use Dumbbench;

use Dumbbench::CPUFrequencyPinner;

my $opt = '/path/to/optimized/perl';

my $unopt = '/path/to/unoptimized/perl';

my $code = <<'HERE';

my @x = (1..8);

my @y;

@y = @x[3,7] for 1..1e6;

HERE

my $db = Dumbbench->new(

target_rel_precision => 0.005,

initial_runs => 20,

);

$db->add_instances(

Dumbbench::Instance::Cmd->new(command => [$unopt, '-e', $code],

name => "before"),

Dumbbench::Instance::Cmd->new(command => [$opt, '-e', $code],

name => "after"),

);

SCOPE: {

# Pin CPU frequency down to reduce variability

my $p = Dumbbench::CPUFrequencyPinner->new;

$SIG{INT} = sub {undef $p; exit;};

$p->set_max_frequencies($p->min_frequencies->[0]);

$db->run;

}

$db->report;

$db->box_plot->show();

This type of graph is generally referred to as a box plot and it


shows the measurement results with additional information on the variability of the repeat measurements. “after” refers to a perl built from commit 7d3c8a6837b55fff whereas “before” is a perl built from the commit prior to that. This particular example benchmark shows a statistically significant speed-up of 8% in slicing arrays. You can see similar speed-ups in hash slices, certain map blocks, and a few other list-type operations. For a day’s work on a very mature code base, that’s not too shabby at all!

[1] Technically speaking, there are many such linked lists since a logical operation will create a branch. So it’s really a tree. But many stretches of code will be contained in linear sections, so please excuse me for the slight oversimplification.who divorced his wife and has lived an open gay life with his partner for decades, on open secret in his parish, yet, the OCA and Syosset turns a blind eye with a wink and the Chancellor holds this man up as the priest he modeled his priesthood after?

The OCA will do nothing to censure Fr. John Tkachuk, he by marriage and part of the OCA First Family. I know of at least one letter of protest sent to Canada and SVS by an OCA priest, a convert, who is sick of what he is starting to see in the OCA because it resembles what he left his former confession over. It is difficult to preach the missionary imperative of the Church when your own jurisdiction is decaying.


lie. Rapid decline in membership continues and finances are getting weaker.

But, it looks like the OCA has made its choice to placate the progressive intellectual elites, sell this episode as an “isolated incident” and do nothing to address the gay clergy crisis, especially in the OCA Diocese of NY/NJ but certainly not limited to it. This gay couple did the OCA a favor, or so it is being suggested inside the Syosset Beltway because they “came out” publicly. This case is easy to dispose of without much risk and thus the deeper issue can be ignored. This approach might be good enough to fool the OCA leadership but it is not fooling the rest of us who don’t live in the Syosset bubble of delusion.

This is poisonous bullying,him” to do so. I fail to see how the alleged “attack” was “despicable, though his own conduct is treading, as it were, the blood of Christ underfoot notwithstanding St. Paul’s admonition in his Pros Hebraios. Finally, if attacd there was it was directed not at Mr. S. but at the priests who have congratulated him and seem to lend support to his march down the way that leads to destruction.

By coincidence (?), this was appointed to be read this morning in the old Benedictine Office of Matins. By the way, a man cannot marry another man, any more than a man may have his father’s wife—both being antithetical to the purposes of marriage and the paradigm to be reflected: the fruitful union between Christ and His Bride,


of teeth here by the way, only weeping over the wounds being inflicted on Christ’s Body and He Who suffers with her.

A man “marrying” a man is simply not Christian, let alone Orthodox. That there should ever be any question that those who enter into homosexual faux marriage should be allowed to commune without full repentance and a change in their way of life show how far we are from even being Christian, let alone “the pillar and ground of the truth.”

For those who are troubled with homosexual desire and wish to be faithful to Jesus Christ, it is a struggle that should and can be dealt with pastorally as with any other passion. Like all passions, indulgence leads to separation from other people, shame and the perceptionwell as a summation of Orthodox spirituality that has no equivalent. The notion of human health held by Orthodox anthropology is inseparable from that of the ideal human nature possessed by the original Adam. Before being led astray, this nature was a synergy of Adam’s free will and of divine grace unto his perfection, i.e. deification. That is to say, human nature has a direction found in its different components: it is naturally oriented towards God and is destined to find fulfilment in Him. Dr Larchet shows how, according to Orthodox ascetical anthropology, man is in a healthful state when he achieves his destiny and when his faculties exert themselves in accordance with this natural aim. He shows, also, how sin, thought of as separation from being with


In that sense, yes, the idea that a priest can be merely returned to the laity as an administrative matter is foreign to Orthodoxy, although the OCA, and perhaps some other jurisdictions, do use the term for those who have given up the priesthood without being formally deposed. But priests can be deposed and also excommunicated, and those who are, are to us no longer priests. The Romans, however, teach indelibility — once a priest, always a priest, even if laicized, arguably even if damned, for, “The spiritual character cannot be lost due to mortal sin, even though the state of sanctifying grace can.”

I will say, however, that Fr. Kilian is a monk forever. I pray that he may repent, having in mind that the evil one attackssake!) and lessen the scandal to the Church, at least he had the decency to leave the priesthood and monastic tonsure (to the degree that you ever can “leave” it) and not live a doubel secret life. For that I am grateful.

Day of Reckoning says:
January 16, 2014 at 10:45 am
You’re right, the OCA took down the article and the link to Kilian Sprecher’s article. It appears many of the posters here were right. Syosset, the OCA leadership, and many SVS folks do follow this blog very closely. We are making a difference!

This must be the fourth or fifth time I have read about this priest who flaunts his homosexuality before the hierarchy and laity of the OCA in the “secret everyone knows” except me. Yet, despite the blatantly


up. An entire website could be devoted to this man’s confessional escapades!

RSK, Kondratick, was guilty as sin. He stole thousands at Syosset and now has stolen at least $50,000 from the parish in Florida. What false accusations? He should have been tared, feather and hung up by his cahones. Why do you insist he is innocent? The guy should have been fully prosecuted in NY State.

Some folks here are asking why the father confessor knew nothing about Mr. Sprecher’s homo inclinations. Allow me to explain.

First[…]Robert Kondratick. Neither does it have to do with Archpriest John Tkachuk or Mr. Sprecher. It has to do with a sickness affecting the major orders of the clergy. The problem is that clerics are in a very different, and difficult, situation when itonly have to submit our own sins to God’s grace and bear one another’s burden. There is no “other”.

Only those who refuse to repent and submit to God’s grace in the Church have declared themselves “other” –outside God’s mercy. The hardness of my own heart keeps me from knowing God. Where is the “other” in that?

Semantics. I was telling a story and the difference between the 2 people in my story was race-whatever that means. There is one human race last time I checked. But yes otherwise I’d agree. There is neither Jew nor Greek . . . .

“Who to blame” neglects a few facts in an effort to place false blame on Metropolitan Jonah.

“OLIVER, Deacon Aaron was ordained to the Holy Priesthood on July 31, 2011 by


(Ware) pointed this fact out in the past. We don’t have an infallible Pope and we don’t believe in sola Scriptura, so there is no Archimedean point to which we can refer in such new situations. It doesn’t mean the Church is incapable of making that change, but as to whether such a decision would go down in history like a true Ecumencial Council decision or as a Robber Council… In fact, Metropolitan Kallistos has even speculated about how monogamous gay people may live together and love each, in a podcast on AFR. There is a real pastoral question here that has not been addressed by the canons in as clear and comprehensive a way as many would have it. That isn’t the same as saying anything can,should or will change.

Metropolitan Kallistos has been of great help to many converts, but his intellectualism is undisciplined by the Mind of the Church/Holy Tradition. He has no idea what he is talking about when he speaks on these matters.

Not at all, actually. I just need or want the US to be an accidental, lukewarm theocracy; I don’t need government and law to reinforce my own religious values; and I don’t expect the law of Christ from those without Christ. Besides, none of the blowhards online spouting about how awful liberals are talk like this when face to face with real, flesh and blood people – unless they are total jerks. Acting in such a way merely increases the same behavior back from the ones you have been


on that site for many years.

I have always been taught that the Eastern Orthodox faith is very different than the Roman Catholic faith in this regard of defining and categorizing. So, while the Roman Catholics have tried hard to pinpoint exactly when, where, and how the offerings are transformed/transubstantiated into the Body and Blood of Christ, the Eastern Orthodox simply say, “It’s a Divine Mystery.” I have been taught that same philosophy in regards to sin–there are no levels of sin, just as there are no levels of hell/purgatory/limbo, etc. And so I am very grateful that you responded to my inquiry, and I will definitely read the literature referenced in the notes to learn more.

123 your approach is one which subjects Holy Tradition to the mind ofthe Church to follow their own passions–whatever they be. The True Church does indeed Love, but does not deviate from its moral obligations to protect the Faith. This beautiful response, below, is the only possible answer to what you asked. I pray that we all are able to emulate the love demonstrated in Fr. Tikhon Shevkunov’s letter.

(Letter from President of the Russian Book Union:)
To Patriarch Kirill of Moscow and All Russia

Allow me, as President of the Russian Book Union, to express these sincere words to Your Holiness, for your unfailing spiritual instruction and support in matters of spiritual and moral literary endeavors in our country. The Russian Book Union considers it their duty to develop fruitful cooperation with the Russian Orthodox Church.

In this context, I would like to


history of Russian literature there has never been a more tragic personality than Lev Nicholaevich Tolstoy, the ”great writer of the Russian land,” in the words of Ivan Turgenev. His literary works reach the heights not only of Russian, but world literature. Therefore, the pain and perplexity of many people who respect his works are understandable; these include Orthodox Christians, for whom the reason for the decision on February 20, 1901 by the Holy Governing Synod to excommunicate him may still be unclear.

The Holy Synod simply cited by its decision a fact that had already taken place—Count Leo Tolstoy excommunicated himself from the Church and completely broke off ties with it. This is something that he not only did not deny, but even resolutely emphasized at every convenientthey have held all their lives?

Why are some clergymen, old in the Faith, going along with this? And on and on: why? I can say and believe what I want; I’m old, an affectionately-tolerated curmudgeon. But my children, in their middle years and in the midst of business and the world’s affairs, cannot be casual about this; there will be real-world consequences for going against this tide. And as for the children; well, this is now legitimate in my state, legal, and will be taught in the schools along with all other accepted social matters. And as for my former church– in Sunday school they learn that there are all sorts of different families, some with two mommies or two daddies, and this is all good…..

So is homosexuality


SVS student, you must be new to this site. I’m definitely not Vladyka Jonah, nor am I Marilyn. And many posters have given specific recommendations about talking points. Read back through this thread and you’ll find them. I wish you well in your journey through seminary, and thank you for your service to the Church.

It goes well. We are looking to Holy Week for chrismation and reception. My youngest son and I are well-known to the church here, inasmuch as we are called up every week after the Gospel reading for the prayers for the catechumens!

A lot of very nice folks ask when it’s going to happen- they’d like to hurry the process along, bless them.

It is always wonderful to see your name arise again. Consider leaving yourabandoning the man because of his sin. Like Tolstoi, and oddly enough, like Kalishnakov of late, as long as one is capable of drawing breath, one is capable of repentance, and the Church waits.

The manner by which I account for it is this: the Pharisees got wind of the gist of a story – not the facts – and sensing blood in the water, satiated themselves with self-righteousness chest-thumping: “O God, thank you for not making me queer.” More than a few fired seminary faculty out of hand: lexcartis, apparently the high priest this year, and not wishing to defile himself in order to celebrate the sabbath, said “The professor and two students must be corrected and brought to repentance. Who’s going to do it?” And with no


now realize is coming anyways, then so be it.

This battle is over and we have lost. It’s time to make the best terms we can, while we can.

What many people here don’t understand or get is that there is a difference between what the civil gov says and rules and what the church says and rules. The state may say abortion is ok, but the church, no. This has been common over the centuries. The state may say euthanasia is ok, but the church, no. The state may say homosexual marriage is ok, but the church, no. So it goes. The state is not the church; it is ruled by the people who can decide anything and this is where morality must come into play. The church mustsetpoints.push(["No SetPoints found", '0']); }

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     In the landscape where Mad Max: Fury Road was filmed, a scientist is trying to understand a natural phenomenon that has eluded explanation for decades.

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One evening earlier this spring, German naturalist Norbert Jürgens strayed from his expedition in the Namib Desert. He walked away from his campsite beside Leopard Rock, a huge pile of schist slabs stacked like left-over roofing tiles, and into a vast plain ringed with red-burnished hills. He had 20 minutes of light left before sunset, and he intended to use them. This next part may sound like a reenactment from a nature documentary, but trust me: This is how it went down. Traveling the world to see microbes, plants, and animals in oceans, grasslands, forests, deserts, the icy poles—and wherever else they may


the issue. Jürgens excavated circle after circle, measuring soil moisture and other variables, and wrote up a table of every plant and animal he had ever found around one. “When I put them all together,” he said, “only one column was always full.” Jürgens has spent the last five years arguing adamantly that the real culprit is not the ravenous Hodotermes termite but another termite species, a tiny, blink-and-miss-it sand dweller called Psammotermes allocerus. That assertion has placed him at the center of a controversy that still hasn’t died down. This year, I joined him on one of his regular desert sojourns. He’s still collecting data and testing his theory, and as I watched him that evening, digging while the sun dipped behind the hills, he might havesaid. He flagged down the herder, who stopped to wait for us while his cows strayed ahead.

Up close, I realized the herder was just a teenager, a boy from the Himba tribe. He wore sandals, salmon-colored shorts, and a pink, American-style hoodie under his grey jacket. Snake ran through his Rolodex of languages, searching for a match. Afrikaans? English? Oshiwambo? No hits. So Snake spoke Herero, the boy answering in Himba. “He just says that it’s a formation from above,” Snake said. The boy referred to the fairy circles as okarupare, a sort of antechamber or group meeting place for men in Himba compounds, Snake explained. The next day the boy came back to the research site, this time bringing two friends. They were skeptical that a little


of then-postdocs met for dinner to discuss collaboration. Tarnita, who grew up acing math competitions in Romania, had switched from math to ecology halfway through graduate school, directing her mathematical firepower into a headline-grabbing critique of traditional evolutionary biology. Now she was looking for a new project. And Pringle was looking for a mathematician. At a research site in Kenya, he had found termite mounds tiled across the savannah in an ordered pattern. Because the mounds, built by fungus-farming termites, contained more nutrients than the surrounding soil, they became little islands of plants, spiders, insects, and lizards. The even spacing of the mounds ensured that this benefit was spread around, too. Pringle suspected that competition among the termite mounds explained the pattern, but he didn’t have the mathematicalTarnita and Pringle told me they hadn’t even heard about Namibia’s fairy circles until Jürgens published his sand termite idea. Curious, they followed along when the media glommed on to the debate. They felt strongly that social insects could make sprawling, landscape-scale patterns. They were baffled by suggestions otherwise. “These guys are saying it’s not theoretically possible,” Pringle said. “Of course, it is. We’ll show that it is.” Their team dropped their own paper last year, which threw a bone to self-organization but mostly boosted the termite theory. Their computer simulations showed that even while grass arranges itself into small clumps, termites are probably responsible for the larger pattern. The simulation results appeared to match real aerial photos taken in Namibia. Perhaps you will be unsurprised to learn


local Nama shepherds. Jürgens himself had tended sheep while growing up on farm country in northern Germany, so they understood each other. Later that decade, an anti-apartheid group based in Cape Town called Jürgens with a request. South Africa wanted to make the Richtersveld a national park, and in the process, they wanted to kick the locals out. Jürgens agreed to testify on behalf of the shepherds at a small trial in the remote desert. His argument—that the locals were causing minimal harm to the environment—won the day, and when the Richtersveld later did become a park, the people stayed. But now the shepherds he fought for are all gone to nearby towns. With the climate against them, agriculture has become impossible, echoing larger trends that SASSCAL isMolycorp, 97 N.M. 13, 636 P.2d 284 (1981). The appellate court will not disturb the findings of the lower court if based on substantial evidence. See Wiley v. Cook, 94 Nev. 558, 583 P.2d 1076 (1978).
Thus, the trial court did not err in granting specific performance to respondents upon the substantiated findings that prior to 1977 Myers was authorized to sell the back one acre on behalf of the Zimmermans. The holding of the trial court is affirmed in all respects.
MANOUKIAN, C.J., and SPRINGER, MOWBRAY and GUNDERSON, JJ., concur.
NOTES
[1]  The Governor designated the Honorable Robert G. Legakes, Judge of the Eighth Judicial District Court, to sit in the place of the Honorable Cameron M. Batjer. Nev. Const. art. 6, § 4.


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MFL teacher Joe Dale explains how sound can be added to PowerPoint presentations to engage pupils, reinforce pronunciation and help personalise learning

Inserting audio files into PowerPoint can transform a presentation into something more engaging and meaningful. For a MFL teacher, this could mean the voice of a native speaker, a song in the target language, an aural prompt or a sound indicating a right or wrong answer. Using free software such as Audacity and an inexpensive microphone, it is easy to record sound and export it for use in the classroom.

In my experience, pupils are always intrigued when they see


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abstract: 'The Barvinok rank of a $d \times n$ matrix is the minimum number of points in $\mathbb{R}^d$ such that the tropical convex hull of the points contains all columns of the matrix. The concept originated in work by Barvinok and others on the travelling salesman problem. Our object of study is the space of real $d \times n$ matrices of Barvinok rank two. Let $B_{d,n}$ denote this space modulo rescaling and translation. We show that $B_{d,n}$ is a manifold, thereby settling a conjecture due to Develin. In fact, $B_{d,n}$ is homeomorphic to the quotient of the product of spheres $S^{d-2} \times S^{n-2}$ under the involution which sends each point to its antipode simultaneously in both components. In addition, using discrete Morse theory, we compute the integral homologyto $(S^{d-2}\times S^{n-2})/{\mathbb{Z}}_2$, the quotient of the product of two spheres under the involution which sends each point to its antipode simultaneously in both components.

\[th:homology\] The reduced integral homology groups of $B_{d,n}$ are given by $$\widetilde{H}_i(B_{d,n};{\mathbb{Z}}) \cong {\mathbb{Z}}^{f(i)}\oplus {\mathbb{Z}}_2^{t(i)},$$ where $$f(i)=
\begin{cases}
2 & \text{if $i+2=d=n$ and $i$ is odd,}\\
1 & \text{if $i+2=n\neq d$ and $i$ is odd,}\\
1 & \text{if $i+2=d\neq n$ and $i$ is odd,}\\
1 & \text{if $i=d+n-4$ and $i$ is even,}\\
0 & \text{otherwise.}
\end{cases}$$ and $$t(i) =
\begin{cases}
1 & \text{if $1\le i \le \min\{d,n\}-3$ and $i$ is odd,}\\
1 & \text{if $\max\{d,n\}-2\le i \le d+n-5$ and $i$ is even,}\\
0 & \text{otherwise,}
\end{cases}$$

When a finite group acts freely on a manifold, the quotient is again a manifold. In particular, therefore, the manifold part of Develin’s conjecture follows from


tropical line segment.

The manifold of Barvinok rank $2$ matrices {#se:BDN}
==========================================

In this section, we shall deduce Theorem \[th:manifold\]. To begin with, we define the space $B_{d,n}$ which encodes the topologically interesting part of the space of matrices of Barvinok rank $2$. We think of $B_{d,n}$ as sitting inside ${\mathbb{R}}^{dn}$ with the subspace topology.

Fix positive integers $d$ and $n$. Let $M\in
{\mathcal{M}}(d,n)$. As usual, we consider the columns of $M$ as a collection of $n$ marked points in ${\mathbb{R}}^d$. Adding any real number to any row or any column of $M$ preserves the Barvinok rank; adding to a row merely translates the point set, whereas adding to a column yields another representative for the same point in ${\mathbb{TP}}^{d-1}$. Similarly, multiplying $M$ by any $\lambda\in {\mathbb{R}}$ does not increase the Barvinok rankof bipartitions.) Clearly, the simplices in the boundary of $\tau$ are those obtained by contracting internal edges.

Let ${\mathcal{T}_{d,n}}$ be the subcomplex of ${\mathcal{T}}$ which is induced by the bipartitions where both parts have nonempty intersection with both $P$ and $Q$. Our main object of study is the subcomplex of ${\mathcal{T}_{d,n}}$ which consists of the trees whose internal vertices form a path as induced subgraph. Let us denote this complex by ${\mathcal{B}_{d,n}}$.

\[pr:realization\] A geometric realization of ${\mathcal{B}_{d,n}}$ is given by $B_{d,n}$.

Specifically, a matrix $M\in B_{d,n}$ is associated with a tree in ${\mathcal{B}_{d,n}}$ as follows. Let $c_1, \dots, c_n$ denote the columns of $M$. Then, $T={\mathrm{tconv}}(c_1, \dots, c_n)$ is a tropical line segment in ${\mathbb{TP}}^{d-1}$. Now construct a tree $\tau=\tau(M)$ whose internal vertex set is the union of $\{c_1, \dots,


$c$ uniquely as a sum $c = a + b$ such that $a = \iota(a)$ and $b = - \iota(b)$. Namely, $a = \frac{1}{2}(c + \iota(c))$ and $b = \frac{1}{2}(c - \iota(c))$. This means that $\mathsf{C}^+$ can be identified with the subcomplex of elements $a$ satisfying $a - \iota(a) = 0$ and $\mathsf{C}^-$ with the subcomplex of elements $b$ satisfying $b + \iota(b) = 0$. Moreover, we may identify $\mathsf{C}$ with the direct sum $\mathsf{C}^+ \oplus \mathsf{C}^-$.

Applying the above to each of $\mathsf{V}$ and $\mathsf{W}$, we obtain that $$\mathsf{V} {\otimes}\mathsf{W}
  =
  \left(\mathsf{V}^+ {\otimes}\mathsf{W}^+\right) \oplus
  \left(\mathsf{V}^- {\otimes}\mathsf{W}^-\right) \oplus
  \left(\mathsf{V}^+ {\otimes}\mathsf{W}^-\right) \oplus
  \left(\mathsf{V}^- {\otimes}\mathsf{W}^+\right).$$ We have that $\iota(x) = x$ if $$x \in
  \left(\mathsf{V}^+ {\otimes}\mathsf{W}^+\right) \oplus
  \left(\mathsf{V}^- {\otimes}\mathsf{W}^-\right)$$ and $\iota(x) =$k$.

\[prop:dmt\] With notation as above, we have that $$\begin{CD}
      \hat{\mathsf{U}} :
      \cdots @>\partial>> \hat{U}_{k+1} @>\partial>> \hat{U}_{k}
      @>\partial>> \hat{U}_{k-1} @>\partial>> \cdots
    \end{CD}$$ forms a chain complex with the same homology as the original chain complex $\mathsf{C}$. Moreover, for each $u \in U$, the element $\beta(u)$ is the unique element $b \in B$ with the property that $\partial(u-b) \in B+U$.

For the reader’s convenience, we give a proof outline. Let $u \in U$. Note that $$f(u-\beta(u))
    = f(u) - f\circ h\circ f(u) = f(u) - f(u)
    = 0;$$ hence $\partial(u - \beta(u))$ is of the form $u_0 - b_0$, where $u_0 \in U$ and $b_0


chain complex no longer splits in the manner described. In fact, the situation is considerably more complicated. For this reason, we only examine the special case that ${\sf V}$ is the standard hemispherical chain complex of degree $D$.

We also need some assumptions on $\mathsf{W}$. Specifically, we assume that we may write $W_j$ as a direct product ${L_{j}} \times {L_{j}}$, where ${L_{j}}$ is a finitely generated $R$-module for each $j \in {\mathbb{Z}}$. Moreover, we assume that $\iota(w_0,w_1) = (w_1,w_0)$ for each element $(w_0,w_1) \in W_j$. For our main result to hold, we must assume that $L_j = 0$ unless $0 \le j \le D$. However, we will not actually use this assumption until Lemma \[lem:U0\].

We make no specific assumptions on the boundary operator on $\mathsf{W}$, which hence is of theformal variable. Writing ${\epsilon^{}} =
  -1$ for compactness, also note that $$\begin{aligned}
    \partial(\sigma_i^+ {\otimes}(w_0,w_1))
    &=& (\sigma_{i-1}^+ + {\epsilon^{i}}\sigma_{i-1}^-) {\otimes}(w_0,w_1)
    + {\epsilon^{i}}\sigma_i^+ {\otimes}\partial(w_0,w_1) \\
    &=& \sigma_{i-1}^+ {\otimes}(w_0+{\epsilon^{i}}w_1,w_1+{\epsilon^{i}}w_0)
    \mbox{}+ {\epsilon^{i}} \sigma_i^+ {\otimes}\partial(w_0,w_1).
  \end{aligned}$$ Identifying $(V_i {\otimes}W_j)^+$ with $W_j \mathbf{e}_{i,j}$ as described above, we may express this as $$\partial((w_0,w_1)\mathbf{e}_{i,j})
  = (w_0+{\epsilon^{i}}w_1,w_1+{\epsilon^{i}}w_0)\mathbf{e}_{i-1,j}
  + {\epsilon^{i}} \partial(w_0,w_1)\mathbf{e}_{i,j-1}.$$

We want to use Proposition \[prop:dmt\] to simplify $(\mathsf{V}
  {\otimes}\mathsf{W})^+$. For $0 \le i \le D$ and $j \in {\mathbb{Z}}$, define $$\begin{aligned}
    {\bf a}_{i,j} &=& (1,0)\mathbf{e}_{i,j},\\
    {\bf b}_{i,j} &=& (0,1)\mathbf{e}_{i,j}.
  \end{aligned}$$ Note that $(V_i {\otimes}W_j)^+ \cong
  ({L_{j}} \times {L_{j}})\mathbf{e}_{i,j}$ is isomorphic to the direct sum of ${L_{j}}


 \cdots& \cdots& \cdots\\
      0          & 0           & 0 & \cdots
      & {\epsilon^{D-1}}I &
      0 \\
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This is an immediate consequence of Lemma \[lem:proj\] and Theorem \[th:Vhemi\]; let $\mathsf{W}$ be the standard hemispherical cell decomposition of the $(n-2)$-sphere.

Combining Corollaries \[cor:freepart\] and \[cor:torpart\], we obtain Theorem \[th:homology\].

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1964 Australian One and a Half Litre Championship

The 1964 Australian One and a Half Litre Championship was a CAMS sanctioned motor racing title for drivers of Australian 1½ Litre Formula racing cars.  The title was contested over a 34 lap, 76½ miles (123 km) race held at the Warwick Farm circuit in New South Wales, Australia on 6 September 1964.  This was the first national title for the Australian 1½ Litre Formula    which was in its first year of existence.

Results

Note: Leo Geoghegan damaged his Lotus 27 during Saturday practice after recording the second fastest time. He did not start in the race.

References

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Miss Thang debuted and peaked at number 36 on the Billboard 200 and at number seven on Billboards Top R&B Albums charts with first week sales of 31,500 units sold.  Towards the end of 1995 and 1996, Billboard ranked the album at number 65 and 22 respectively on its Top R&B Albums year-end chart. In the United States, the album was certified triple platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) for more than 3 million copies shipped to stores. According to Billboard and  Nielsen Soundscan, the album has sold a total of 1.5 million copies as of 2012. In Canada, theCheck out our new site Makeup Addiction

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Integrated fiber-mirror ion trap for strong ion-cavity coupling.
We present and characterize fiber mirrors and a miniaturized ion-trap design developed to integrate a fiber-based Fabry-Perot cavity (FFPC) with a linear Paul trap for use in cavity-QED experiments with trapped ions. Our fiber-mirror fabrication process not only enables the construction of FFPCs with small mode volumes, but also allows us to minimize the influence of the dielectric fiber mirrors on the trapped-ion pseudopotential. We discuss the effect of clipping losses for long FFPCs and the effect of angular and lateral displacements on the coupling efficiencies between cavity and fiber. Optical profilometry allows us to determine the radii of curvature and ellipticities of the fiber mirrors. From finesse measurements, we infer a single-atom cooperativity of up to 12 for FFPCs longerdepiction of battery charging according to the prior art is presented. During battery charging, each of the cells is charged to a predetermined voltage. In FIG. 2, four cells are depicted, and they are each charged to 3.6 volts. At 3.6 volts (V), however, the cells may have varying capacities. For example, the first three cells may have a fully charged capacity of 1.1 ampere-hours (Ah), while the fourth cell has a capacity of 1.0 Ah. This imbalance causes problems during discharging, as shown in the next figure.
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France is the other leading nation in the European Union and currently led by Emmanuel Macron, the country’s youngest president since the establishment of the Fifth Republic.

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8. Brazil’s economy

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apparent that these "gold-standard" DCs, commonly referred to as 'IL-4 DCs', are suboptimal in terms of antigen presentation function and T cell stimulatory capacity [@pone.0051851-Anguille3]. This explains the impetus behind the many efforts that are currently being made to optimize the culture conditions for *ex vivo* monocyte-derived DC generation [@pone.0051851-Anguille4], [@pone.0051851-Smits1].

Within this context, we and others have shown that the immunostimulatory properties of monocyte-derived DCs can be significantly enhanced by replacing IL-4 with IL-15 for DC differentiation and by using Toll-like receptor (TLR) stimuli to trigger DC maturation [@pone.0051851-Anguille3], [@pone.0051851-Mohamadzadeh1]--[@pone.0051851-Harris1]. In addition, we have found that these so-called 'IL-15 DCs' display a rather unconventional DC phenotype, with a subset of these cells being positive for the cell surface marker CD56 [@pone.0051851-Anguille3]. Since CD56 is the archetypal phenotypic markerstained with CD14-PerCP-Cy5.5/CD16-V500 (both from BD) and then flow-sorted using an Influx cytometer (BD). Sorting gates were set conservatively on CD14^++^CD16^−^ cells to ensure high-purity isolation (\>99.9%) of the "classical" monocyte subset. Sorted monocytes were then subjected to IL-15 DC differentiation as described above. Flow cytometric analysis of CD56 expression on IL-15 DCs was performed at different time points following start of culture (4 hr, 16 hr, 24 hr, 40 hr, 48 hr, 64 hr, 72 hr, 96 hr and 7 days) by double surface staining with CD11c-APC (BD) and CD56-PB (BioLegend, San Diego, CA, USA). At each time point, samples were stained in parallel with CD11c-APC (BD) and a PB-labeled isotype-matched control mAb (mouse IgG2a, κ; BioLegend) to determine non-specific background labeling. Samples were acquired on an


with either neutralizing TRAIL mAbs (40 µg/10^6^ cells; R&D Systems) or concanamycin A (200 nM/10^6^ DCs; Tocris Bioscience, Bristol, UK) before addition of PKH67-labeled K562 target cells at a 50:1 E:T ratio. Control experiments were run in parallel using TRAIL isotype control mAbs (mouse IgG1; R&D Systems) or concanamycin A control medium, respectively.

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Flow cytometry data were analyzed using FlowJo software (v9.3; Treestar, Ashland, OR, USA). GraphPad Prism software (v5.0; San Diego, CA, USA) was used for statistical analysis and graphing. Statistical comparisons were performed using Wilcoxon\'s matched-pairs signed rank test or paired Student\'s *t*-test, where appropriate. *P*-values \<0.05 were considered statistically significant. All data were expressed as means ± standard error of the mean (SEM).

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IL-15 DCs are CD56^+/−^ myeloid DCs that areCD11c, we were unable to classify CD56^+^ IL-15 DCs as their human counterpart due to the lack of NKDC-associated surface hallmarks such as NKR-P1A/CD161, which is the human homologue of murine NK1.1 [@pone.0051851-Lanier2], and B220 ([Figure 1B](#pone-0051851-g001){ref-type="fig"}, 'NKDC panel').

After 2--3 days of culture, including a maturation step during the final 16--20 hr, both CD56^+^ and CD56^−^ IL-15 DC populations developed a mature DC phenotype characterized by a marked down-regulation of CD14, up-regulation of DC-SIGN, high-level expression of co-stimulatory molecules (CD40, CD80 and CD86) and of HLA-DR as well as of the maturation markers CD83 and CCR7 ([Table 1](#pone-0051851-t001){ref-type="table"} and [Figure 1B](#pone-0051851-g001){ref-type="fig"}, 'DC panel'). Compared to their CD56^−^ counterparts, CD56^+^ IL-15 DCs showed more prominent down-regulation of CD14 along with significantly higher expression levels of CD40, CD80, CD86, CD83


subjected to an allo-MLR in order to examine their ability to stimulate allogeneic T cell proliferation, one of the defining functional characteristics of DCs [@pone.0051851-Steinman1]. While NK cells were unable to stimulate allogeneic T cell proliferation (data not shown), IL-15 DCs were found to possess potent allostimulatory capacity, as determined by CFSE dilution analysis ([Figure 2](#pone-0051851-g002){ref-type="fig"}). There was no statistically significant difference between the percent of CFSE^low^ CD4^+^ T cells in CD56^+^ as compared to CD56^−^ IL-15 DC-stimulated cultures (background-subtracted % CFSE^low^ CD4^+^ T cells following stimulation with CD56^+^ *vs.* CD56^−^ DCs: 24.1±3.9% vs. 19.7±2.6%; *P\>*0.05).

![Allostimulatory capacity of CD56^+^ and CD56^−^ IL-15 DCs in a MLR.\
CD56^+^ and CD56^−^ IL-15 DCs were co-cultured with allogeneic, CFSE-labeled lymphocytes at a 1∶10 ratio for 5 days. CFSE-labeled cells stimulated with IL-4cytotoxic action of CD56^+^ IL-15 DCs was titratable and most apparent at high E:T ratios, where levels of cytotoxicity between CD56^+^ and CD56^−^ IL-15 DCs were found to differ significantly ([Figure 4B](#pone-0051851-g004){ref-type="fig"}; *P*\<0.001 and *P* = 0.006 for E:T ratios of 50:1 and 25:1, respectively). At these E:T ratios, lytic activity of CD56^−^ IL-15 DCs was markedly lower as compared to that of CD56^+^ DCs, but still higher than that of conventional IL-4 DCs which failed to induce any significant cytotoxicity ([Figure 4B](#pone-0051851-g004){ref-type="fig"}).

![Lysis of K562 cells but not of a WT1-specific CTL clone by IL-15 DCs.\
PKH67-labeled target cells were mixed at varying E:T ratios with mature CD56^+^ and CD56^−^ IL-15 DCs or, where indicated, with conventionally generated IL-4 DCs and then subjected to PI/Annexin-V staining after overnight incubation. Target cell


viability was defined as the percentage of PI^−^/Annexin-V^−^ cells within the PKH67^+^CD11c^−^ gate. (A) Viability profiles of gated K562 tumor cells cultured alone (control) or with either CD56^−^ or CD56^+^ IL-15 DCs at an E:T ratio of 50:1. One representative experiment out of five is shown. Percentages of viable K562 cells are displayed in the lower left quadrants and expressed as mean (± SEM) of 5 independent experiments. (B) Graph depicting the specific lysis of K562 tumor cells by CD56^+^ IL-15 DCs (solid black line, ▪; *n* = 5), CD56^−^ IL-15 DCs (solid grey line, □; *n* = 5) and IL-4 DCs (dashed grey line, ○; *n* = 3) at the indicated E:T ratios. Results are expressed as mean (± SEM) percentages of specific lysis. Asterisks refer to a statistically significant difference in cytotoxicactivity at the indicated E:T ratio between CD56^+^ and CD56^−^ IL-15 DCs. (C) Bar graphs showing the viability of a WT1~126--134~-specific CTL clone after overnight culture in the absence or presence of either CD56^−^ (□) or CD56^+^ (▪) IL-15 DCs at an E:T ratio of 50:1. Data are presented as mean (± SEM) percentages of viable T cells from three experiments.](pone.0051851.g004){#pone-0051851-g004}

We next sought to determine whether IL-15 DCs display any non-specific cytotoxic activity against tumor antigen-specific T cells, which would be unwanted in the context of immunotherapy. To this end, mature CD56^+^ and CD56^−^ IL-15 DCs derived from HLA-A\*0201^+^ donors were added to the WT1~126--134~-specific CTL clone at a 50:1 E:T ratio. Residual cell viability was determined after overnight incubation by PI/Annexin-V staining. [Figure 4C](#pone-0051851-g004){ref-type="fig"} shows that there


I usually don’t make this dish often, because I prefer to use healthier chicken recipes, but once in a while I have to satisfy that craving for fried chicken. I modified this recipe from an old Betty Crocker cookbook. Tip: Make sure the oil is really hot before adding the chicken to make it crispy. Serve with vegetables, potatoes or biscuits and chicken gravy (see end of recipe for how to make your own gravy).Now entering its seventh season, the animated sci-fi series Voltron: Legendary Defender is a consistent hit for Netflix. It also inspired one of the most contentious fandoms currently in existence. While the show is mostly aimed at kids, its adult audience arguably replaced Teen Wolf as the go-to fandom for ship wars and controversy about queer representation. This all came to a head at San Diego Comic Con this weekend, when the showrunners finally revealed one of the lead characters is queer.

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with the Salfi decision.7 Accordingly, we reject the authority of those pre-Salfi cases relied upon by the University.8  Since count I sought to obtain payments pursuant to the Medicare Act, § 405(h) precludes the federal courts from assuming jurisdiction under § 1331.  Count III seeks similar relief and also would appear to be barred.  However, it purports to raise a constitutional equal protection claim.  We discuss this aspect of count III in a subsequent portion of this opinion.

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III. Jurisdiction Under the APA.

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The University asserts that jurisdiction is established independently of § 1331 by the Administrative Procedure Act, 5 U.S.C. §§ 702-06.  While there is some doubt whether the APA in and of itself affords an independent basis for federal court jurisdiction, in thisamount of benefits under part A * * *.  (42 U.S.C. § 1395ff(b) (1970).)

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The conspicuous omission of any provision for judicial review of the amount of benefits under part B indicates that Congress felt that determination of the proper "reasonable charge" was a matter best left to agency expertise.  Cf. Schilling v. Rogers, 363 U.S. 666, 674, 80 S.Ct. 1288, 1294, 4 L.Ed.2d 1478, 1484 (1960).

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Our view is strengthened by the emphatic language of § 405(h) which forbids bringing "any claim under § 41 of Title 28."  The Supreme Court observed in Salfi that at the time § 405(h) was adopted

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prior to the 1948 recodification of Title 28, § 41 contained all of that title's grants of jurisdiction to United States district courts, save for


decision was being appealed, and who had an institutional interest in the outcome.11  According to HEW's view, the Committee's discretion is essentially unrestrained.  Judicial review is barred by § 405(h) and administrative review is precluded by the agreement between HEW and BCA which established the Committee.  HEW will not review the Committee's decision even when a provider asserts that the Committee has blatantly ignored governing statutes, regulations, and constitutional requirements.

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The Supreme Court has recognized that totally precluding judicial consideration of constitutional issues raises serious constitutional problems.  Weinberger v. Salfi, supra, 422 U.S. at 762, 95 S.Ct. at 2465, 45 L.Ed.2d at 537; Johnson v. Robison, 415 U.S. 361, 366 & n. 8, 94 S.Ct. 1160, 1165, 39 L.Ed.2d 389, 397 (1974).  Those constitutionalthe procedures adopted by the Secretary to determine Medicare reimbursements.  Section 405(h) forbids any action under § 1331 "to recover on any claim arising under this subchapter."  Appellees in Salfi argued that this did not bar their constitutional claims since they "arose under" the Constitution and not under the Social Security Act.  The Supreme Court recognized that this argument had substance.  422 U.S. at 760, 95 S.Ct. at 2464, 45 L.Ed.2d at 536.  However, it rejected the argument because

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not only is it Social Security benefits which appellees seek to recover, but it is the Social Security Act which provides both the standing and the substantive basis for the presentation of their constitutional contentions.  (Id. at 760-61, 95 S.Ct. at 2464, 45 L.Ed.2d


legitimate governmental objective."  Id. at 533, 93 S.Ct. at 2825, 37 L.Ed.2d at 787.

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Much of our jurisdictional analysis of the procedural due process issue presented in count II would seem to support our jurisdiction of count III, which also arises under the due process guaranty of the fifth amendment.  If § 405(h) bars our jurisdiction, the University will have no judicial forum in which to assert its constitutional right to equal protection.

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On the other hand, the direct purpose of this claim is to increase the amount of reimbursement to the University.  Thus, it appears to fall squarely within the language of § 405(h) and of the Supreme Court in Salfi.  422 U.S. at 760-62, 95 S.Ct. at 2464-2465, 45 L.Ed.2d at 536-537.  Additionally,said Humpty Dumpty, "which is to be master that's all.  * * *  They've a temper, some of them particularly verbs, they're the proudest adjectives you can do anything with, but not verbs however, I can manage the whole lot of them!  Impenetrability!  That's what I say!"
"Would you tell me, please," said Alice, "what that means?"
(L. Carroll, Through the Looking Glass, Ch. 6 (emphasis in original).)

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 The intangible effect of institutional loyalty must not be underestimated simply because it is difficult to quantify.  See H. Simon, Administrative Behavior 13-14 (1957), quoted in W. Gellhorn & C. Byse, Administrative Law: Cases & Comments 881 (5th Ed. 1970).  As Justice Jackson commented, "Men are more often bribed by their loyalties and ambitions than by


like BCA) providing for the determination by such agency or organization (subject to the provisions of section 1878 (42 U.S.C. § 1395oo) and to such review by the Secretary as may be provided for by the agreement ) of the amount of the payments required * * *.  (Emphasis supplied).
HEW reads the language included in parenthesis to allow the Secretary to enter an agreement which precludes any administrative review whatsoever of a fiscal intermediary's determination.  However, this takes the parenthetical too far.  The statute may well permit an agreement authorizing a properly constituted intermediary to make final factual determinations.  However, the general scheme of the statute requires that the Secretary retain sufficient powers of review to assure that fiscal intermediaries comply with the HEWalong with others who want to call attention to veterans on this 10th anniversary of the iraqi war. live in san francisco, sal castanedo, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, sal. it's a bay area memorial honoring troops killed in iraq and afghanistan. you may have seen this la fayette hillside covered in white crosses. mum, what the creator says about the fate of this memorial. sheriff's deputies are investigating what led up to a deadly police shooting near the east foothills of san jose.

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&&m_+ n_+ U_+^\mu +  m_- n_- U_-^\mu = \rho U^\mu -\frac{1}{e} (m_+ - m_-) J^\mu ,\\
&&h_+ U_+^\mu U_+^\nu + h_- U_-^\mu U_-^\nu =
h^\dagger U^\mu U^\nu +  \frac{h^\ddagger}{(2ne)^2} J^\mu J^\nu
+ \frac{\Delta h^\dagger}{2ne} (U^\mu J^\nu + J^\mu U^\nu) , \\
&&m_- h_+ U_+^\mu U_+^\nu - m_+ h_- U_-^\mu U_-^\nu =
\frac{h^\ddagger}{4n^2e} \rho ( U^\mu J^\nu + J^\mu U^\nu )
+ \frac{\Delta h^\ddagger}{2mn^2} \rho^2 U^\mu U^\nu
+ \frac{m}{8n^2e^2} \Delta h^\sharp J^\mu J^\nu  .\end{aligned}$$ Using the above variables and their relations, we derive the one-fluid equations from the two-fluid equations (\[4formnum\]), (\[4formmom\]) as $$\begin{aligned}
&\partial_\nu &(\rho U^\nu) = 0 , \label{onefluidnum} \\
&\partial_\nu & \left [
h^\dagger U^\mu U^\nu + \frac{h^\ddagger}{(2ne)^2} J^\mu J^\nu
+ \frac{\Delta h^\dagger}{2ne} (U^\mu J^\nu + J^\mu U^\nu ) \right ]
= -\partial^\mu


U^\nu) = 0 , \label{pairrmhdnum} \\
&&\partial_\nu  \left [
h \left (U^\mu U^\nu + \frac{1}{(2q)^2} J^\mu J^\nu \right ) \right ]
= -\partial^\mu p + J^\nu {F^\mu}_\nu ,  \label{pairrmhdmom} \\
&&\frac{1}{4q}   \partial_\nu  \left [
\frac{h}{q} (U^\mu J^\nu + J^\mu U^\nu ) \right ]
= - \frac{1}{2q} \partial^\mu \Delta p + U^\nu {F^\mu}_\nu
- \eta [J^\mu + Q (1+\Theta) U^\mu].
\label{pairrmhdohm}\end{aligned}$$ In this pair plasma case, the Hall term disappears, while the current inertia effect is found in the equation of motion (\[pairrmhdmom\]). The thermal electromotive force is different from that of electron-ion plasma. It is also noted that $\Theta$ is not negligible.

In this section, we proposed a set of generalized RMHD equations (\[rmhdnum\])–(\[rmhdohm\]), the electron-ion plasma RMHD equations (\[normalrmhdnum\])–(\[normalrmhdohm\]), and the pair plasma RMHD equationsdispersion relation, $$\left [
\omega^2 - \frac{c_{\rm s}^2}{2\mu} (1+(\Delta \mu)^2) k^2 - \omega_{\rm rp}^2
\right ]
(\omega^2 - 2 c_{\rm s}^2 k^2) =
\frac{(\Delta \mu)^2}{\mu} (c_{\rm s} k)^4   ,$$ where $c_{\rm s}^2 = \Gamma \bar{p}/\bar{h} = (\bar{\rho}/\bar{h})(dp/d\rho)$.

In a case of an electron-ion plasma ($\Delta \mu \approx 1$, $\mu = m_{\rm e}/m \ll 1$), when $\omega \gg c_{\rm s} k/\sqrt{\mu}$, the dispersion relation becomes $$\omega^2 = \frac{c_{\rm s}^2}{2 \mu} k^2 + \omega_{\rm rp}^2.$$ This expression shows the dispersion relation of the plasma oscillation for the plasma with finite pressure. In the case that $\omega^2 \ll \omega_{\rm rp}^2/\mu$, we have the dispersion relation of sound waves $$\omega^2 = 2 c_{\rm s}^2 k^2 .$$ In a case of a pair plasma ($\Delta \mu = 0$, $\mu = 1/4$), we have two modes