ground level, 0.05--0.12(--0.16) m d.b.h.; basal portion of trunks covered with layers of somewhat firm to loose, stringy, pale grey to light brown chartaceous bark. *Bark* early bark dark brown to brown; firmly stringy, chartaceous to subcoriaceous, ± elongate, lying in numerous overlapping strips; usually bearing a few transverse and many longitudinal cracks (especially on branch flanges and decurrent leaf bases), otherwise firmly attached; margins elongate, sinuous, ± entire with scarcely any flaking; old bark initially dark brown to grey-brown, soon becoming covered in crustose lichens and sparse liverwort growth; coarsely stringy to tessellated and distinctly corky-coriaceous, usually remaining firmly attached, if detaching, then usually doing so along transverse cracks; flakes usually centrally attached, margins somewhat tabular with entire margins and coarsely frayed apices; upper surface of barktriregensis*, there has been much confusion over the exact circumscription and identification *Kunzea sinclairii*. Nevertheless, as defined here *Kunzea sinclairii* is endemic to Aotea (Great Barrier Island). It differs from all other New Zealand *Kunzea* by its usually prostrate trailing habit (Figs [49A](#F49){ref-type="fig"}, [51C](#F51){ref-type="fig"}), and its consistently silvery-grey, uniformly hairy leaves (see Table [1](#T1){ref-type="table"}). It is also the only *Kunzea* endemic to rhyolitic rock ([@B41]). In the field, *Kunzea sinclairii* is sympatric (and often syntopic) with *Kunzea robusta* and, occasionally, *Kunzea linearis*, particularly along track sides, forestry roads, and formerly forested, now open clay pans and associated rock exposures. In these places it forms extensive hybrid swarms, mostly with *Kunzea robusta* but also, rarely, with *Kunzea linearis* and, apparently uniquely amongst New Zealand *Kunzea*, with *Leptospermum scoparium* ([@B44]).

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aggregated corymbiform conflorescence (see [@B12]). The leaves and young branchlets of *Kunzea sinclairii* differ from all other New Zealand *Kunzea* in that they are often strongly red-pigmented, particularly along the lamina margins, and it is this dark colour which, when overlaid by the copious light reflecting antrorse-appressed hairs (Fig. [49A--D](#F49){ref-type="fig"}), helps to impart the characteristic silvery colour of the plant. As [@B81], [@B83]) observed, the new growth appears white, due to the dense covering of hairs, which are partially shed as the leaf matures, thereby causing the white 'colour' to fade first to silver, and ultimately to the more usual silver-grey typical of mature foliage. Although the flowers of *Kunzea sinclairii* were referred to by Kirk as larger than *Kunzea ericoides*, borne on longer pedicels and 'deliciously fragrant'helps highlight the copious covering of silky hairs on the external face of the hypanthium.

The ITS and ETS sequence data obtained for *Kunzea sinclairii* is unremarkable ([@B35]; [@B45]). A relationship to *Kunzea amathicola* and *Kunzea robusta* is inferred in the ETS sequence at alignment position 269 (Table [2](#T2){ref-type="table"}) where all three taxa share a guanine ([@B35]). *Kunzea sinclairii* also has the same chromosome karyotype as that seen in *Kunzea amathicola* and *Kunzea triregensis* ([@B42]). Irrespective, *Kunzea sinclairii* is easily distinguished from all three species (Table [1](#T1){ref-type="table"}). The confusion of this species with *Kunzea triregensis* has already been discussed (see above). More puzzling by far is that *Kunzea sinclairii* is frequently confused with the very different with *Kunzea linearis*. Notably, [@B133]; p. 239, pl. 96), despite accurately recording the


only *Kunzea* commonly found in association with *Kunzea sinclairii* is *Kunzea robusta*. Because *Kunzea sinclairii* is usually a prostrate shrub, and has uniformly, silvery-grey hairy leaves, confusion with the usually arborescent (up to 30 m tall) dark to light green, glabrescent leaved *Kunzea robusta* is unlikely. Additional distinctions are provided in Table [1](#T1){ref-type="table"}.

### Ecology.

The ecology of *Kunzea sinclairii* is described by [@B41]. They found that the species is naturally confined to rhyolitic rock of the central Hirakimata massif of Aotea (Great Barrier Island). Here it is primarily a rock tor, cliff and gorge endemic (Fig. [51A--C](#F51){ref-type="fig"}) occupying an estimated 90.5 ha (or 0.3% of the extent of Aotea (Great Barrier Island).

*Kunzea sinclairii* is usually the dominant woody plant within its preferred rock habitat. It rarely grows on well-developedthat distinguish it from *Kunzea robusta* in the field. The spiciform inflorescences and sessile to subsessile flowers of *Kunzea linearis* immediately distinguish it from *Kunzea robusta* (see *Kunzea linearis* and Table [1](#T1){ref-type="table"} for further differences). *Kunzea amathicola* differs from *Kunzea robusta* by having consistently elongate inflorescences, and flowers which are subtended by a persistent oblong, oblong-obovate, broadly obovate to elliptic, dark glossy green pherophyll. Other distinctions are offered under *Kunzea robusta* and in Table [1](#T1){ref-type="table"}.

### Ecology.

*Kunzea robusta* is the species that has most usually been described in ecological treatments of "*Kunzea ericoides*" ([@B22]; [@B131]) because it is the most widespread member of the genus in New Zealand. It is mostly found in coastal and low lying areas and adjacent hill country. It does not usually grow in upper


publish this paper in a freely accessible form. This paper, a distillation of my PhD thesis was finalised during a three month sabbatical at the University of Sassari, Sassari, Sardegna in 2013. To my colleagues there, but especially Emmanuele Farris, I extend my gratitude for their interest and patience. Otherwise a very thorough acknowledgement resides in the PhD thesis. Space prohibits me from a more generous acknowledgement to all those people who have helped me over the long years of this papers gestation. I do however dedicate here this paper to the past heroes of New Zealand *Kunzea*, William Colenso (1811--1899), Thomas Kirk (1828--1898), Harry Carse (1857--1930), Donald Petrie (1846--1925), and George Simpson (1880--1952), all of whom demonstrated many times over that New Zealand *Kunzea* comprised more thanThis inheritance property allows objects from to be reused from one program to another, facilitating the sharing of programming code between different programs.
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The new trend in education is to let the kids sit in a "horse shoe". This way, they can supposedly speak to each other easier, communicate better, be happier. I am willing to bet this is not being done in many of the countries whose math grades surpass ours.

While there is no need to relate math to students lives, there should be joy in learning mathematics. Teachers need to present material in an interesting fashion. They need to make the material as fascinating as possible, to make the


to that period and that period only. I know that my being in the library looks good on paper for the principal. He has tutoring available every period of the day. Too bad he never really bothered to see when it would be most beneficial to the students.

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Mr. Suitfree: We are here today to reevaluate Billy's needs. I would like Billy to have a reader and a writer available for him. He understands everything but has trouble reading the words and taking notes.

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People who say most music has limited replay potential aren't listening to the right music!

I purchased a lot of CDs in college, but I find it difficult to buy them any more. Tower Records has gone completely out of business. Most of the local music stores are gone. Even the music sections at other retailers are starting to be cut back.

The employees, who made tapes and other recordableavailable or replaced by another physical format I consider to be "better." I've never bought a single track from a digital download service, though now that some download stores are selling DRM-free files I might consider buying a track or two here or there, for novelty stuff I don't really care whether I lose in a hard drive crash or something.

The album concept, which made sense in the past when music was always on physical media, is surely now defunct, and should be dropped. You now have the rather absurd situation with long established artists, where their most popular songs are available in multiple versions (more than 5 in some cases), often identical, taken from various compilation albums. In many cases there are three or four compilation albums,


gift card for Christmas so I have been picking up singles from artists who I'd normally never buy a CD of.

I've actually been buying more CDs recently. First of all, it helps that there's a local chain dedicated just to selling music (and maybe some used movies on the side, but really it's all about the music). Secondly, it's services like Pandora that got me interested in CDs again. I've been getting exposed to a ton of music that will never see airtime on the local stations. I still love the album as a vehicle, especially the concept album. I'm not old enough to have any fond memories of vinyl, either.

A fucking YEAR of severance??? AND relocation? WTF are they bitching about. There are millions out there rightremember by folks wearing hoodies (all were male). Just sayin…

Why are bank robbers more glamorous than someone who slips into your home in the dark of night and robs you. Why are cat burglars more glamorous… (more movies made of bank robbing and cat burglaring)… Its crime all the same, but damn, they seem to take a certain amount of courage or ingenuity that one can admire separate from the perversion of purpose….


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Stanley and Joan moved to Bowman a number of years ago after transferring operations of the ranch to their sons, Joan said. Stanley had been a firefighter for years in Amidon and Bowman and was an accomplished pilot, said Joan.

“He will be missed,” Lorge said Tuesday. “He was a great guy.”

Joan called her husband “one heck of a pilot,” adding that Stanley got his pilot’s license in the 1950s.

“He loved to fly,” Joan said. “I always said that it would be either the ranch or the airplane that got him. It was just one of those feelings you have. I’m just numb — I didn’t even know (Stanley) had gone to the ranch. I was out having coffee andof a planet. The odds of detecting the remaining gas giants are even lower.

So regarding the question of distribution of Jovian planets, the simple fact is that we do not have anywhere near enough data to draw any conclusions. But the ones already detected have proven plenty intriguing.

Neptunians

The next class of planet is the Neptunian, which is smaller than the classic Jovian gas giant, but considerably larger than Earth. These planets also have thick, dense atmospheres thousands of kilometers deep, dominated by hydrogen and helium, but with a higher percentage of methane, ammonia and other heavier compounds than Jovians. It is still debated as to whether or not they have a liquid or even semi-solid “surface” deep within, where the atmosphere gives way to the icy mantle. Most


the outer part of our Sun's habitable zone.)

As mentioned in the previous section, at least one of the planets in the TRAPPIST-1 system is a Subterran. This one is known as TRAPPIST-1d, and is about three-quarters the diameter of Earth. It is in the zone where liquid water can exist on its surface. However, it may possess up to 250 times the amount of water that Earth has, which would make it a water world, and thus quite different from Earth.

Another possibility is Subterran moons. According to theory, it is highly unlikely that any moon would ever be even as large as Earth (although the possible discovery of a Neptune-sized moon may toss that theory into the garbage can). A Subterran moon orbiting within the magnetic field ofbut was unable to perform its primary mission because of the failure of two of its four gyroscope wheels. The Kepler mission ended completely in 2018 when the spacecraft ran out of fuel for steering.

At the time of this article, there are more than 4300 candidate planets from the Kepler mission still awaiting confirmation by other methods.

In 2018, NASA launched the TESS (Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite) satellite. Similar to Kepler in its function, it focuses on stars closer to Earth than Kepler did. With improved technology, scientists expect that it will find plenty.

The best of both worlds is when a planet not only orbits in a plane where transits can be observed, giving its diameter, but when it also produces a measureable velocity effect on its parent star


be detected.

The gravity of an object can act as a kind of “lens”, affecting the light from stars and galaxies behind it. If two stars—the closer one having planets—are lined up just right, this effect can be used to detect the planets. In addition, this method has been used to detect rogue planets (see section above). One disadvantage is that these measurements usually cannot be repeated, because the line-up only occurs once and has to be precise. So planets “detected” by this method are really only planet candidates, and must await further confirmation by other methods.

As was mentioned above, a new method has allowed astronomers to determine the mass of certain transiting planets. This method is called transit timing variation, and is based on the concept that gravitationalCFK blasts US attaché Sullivan over warning message

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President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner has questioned the warning message issued yesterday by the US Embassy in Buenos Aires, saying it is “in line” with anti-government media, and seriously doubting interim ambassador in Buenos Aires Kevin Sullivan’s intentions with the note.

The security message said US citizens have reported a number of crimes to the embassy and it went on to recommend that US citizens traveling and living in Argentina should “always be aware of their surroundings and maintain a high level of vigilance”.

“The note is a provocation. Usually, when the embassy issues this type of warning messages, it focuses on specific events such


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A Golden Bear victory would put Kline's squad in what would then be a three-way tie for the league's top spot with the Tigers and the winner of the PH-Archbold contest. In order to do that, however, Bryan is going to need to find a way to do something that few teams have done and that's score on the Tigers.

"Their defense is so good that you have to take advantage of opportunities the first time you get them, because you probably won't get a second chance," remarked Kline, whose


team would also benefit in the playoff picture where they currently sit in eighth in Division III, Region 10. "We have to take care of the football and stop committing silly penalties. Mentally, it will be important for us to learn from our mistakes and move forward."

In the other big NWOAL contest of the night, the Blue Streaks, winners of five straight since their loss to Bryan in week 2, play host to a Patriot team that has had their backs against the wall in terms of the league and playoff picture since a week 4 loss to the Tigers.

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Where you can get it: Digital Devil Saga and its sequel can be found pretty affordably on Amazon if you’re looking for a PS2 physical copy. If you’re not willing to bust out the old console,


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Prior to the first workshop session, each faculty member chose a PS/QI topic. Together with their resident co-leaders, they selected residents to make up their multilevel teams. Between each session, teams worked on aspects of their projects discussed within the preceding


co-learning curriculum to teach PS/QI based on the example described by Wong et al. Training residents and faculty in shared learning experiences and projects allowed for team members to develop shared understandings for immediate application and focusing projects on departmental and/or institutional priorities helped ensure the meaningfulness of each project.

With the assistance of a dedicated project manager, we were able to produce eight distinct team projects in roughly 10 months from conception to presentation which resulted in resoundingly positive feedback from the final evaluation survey on effectiveness and educational value.

Our findings regarding the lack of change in attitudes toward regarding QA/QI were somewhat surprising. Our interpretation is that our project participants had likely been exposed to more information about these topics than we originally thought, and that mostthat the cross-studio partnership between Disney and Sony, which allowed Holland’s Spider-Man to appear in Marvel films such as “Avengers: Endgame” and Marvel Studios to have a hand in producing stand-alone Spider-Man films like this summer’s “Far From Home,” was ending.

The timing of the Spider-Man turmoil was not lost on Holland, who went straight for the fans with a closing message from the stage quoting a line that Tony Stark says in “Endgame.”

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Let us look to the high state from which the Aryans of India fell and we may appreciate the loss to civilization. It was only about a century ago that the Western World began to realize the riches of the Sanskrit literature and the ancient glory of the Hindus. When the ancient treasures of the whites of India were translated, Europeans were struck with amazement to learn that their own language was that of the civilizers of India, and that the civilizers of India were a white people with a culture so deep and varied, and ofcolor line in practice and the super-normal whites who oppose the color line in theory.

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, a decimetric ZP that consisted of spiky superfine structures was estimated to have $T_B \gtrsim 10^{13}$ K by assuming the burst had the same source size as a spike burst; used the Siberian Solar Radio Telescope (SSRT) to observe a ZP burst at $\approx 5.7$ GHz, the highest frequency ever reported for ZP emission, which yielded a lower limit of $T_B\approx2\times10^7$ K, the source size being $\lesssim 10''$. ZP bursts are typically observed during the impulsive and/or decay phases of the flares. They are typically polarized in the sense of the ordinary wave mode and the degree of polarization can be very high. The durations of ZP bursts can vary from a few minutes down to a few seconds at meter wavelengths to decimeter/centimeter wavelengths, respectively. Thedata are then correlated offline using a software correlator (written in IDL) to produce amplitude and phase spectra on the three interferometric baselines. For daily solar observing, the system employs a time resolution of $\approx\!20$ ms and a frequency resolution of $0.98$ MHz.

The small size of the FST antennas precludes calibration of the FST against sidereal radio sources. However, since the event was observed by both FST and OVSA in parallel, we can make use of the OVSA observations to cross-calibrate FST. OVSA is calibrated against sidereal standards in order to determine the complex gain of each antenna. However, OVSA only samples the RF spectrum at 1.2 and 1.4 GHz. Moreover, the 1.2 GHz OVSA data were found to be corrupted and were therefore unusable. Therefore, the FST


14 in NOAA/USAF active region 10930 at S06W46, the site of a X3.4 flare the previous day [see, e.g., @2007PASJ...59S.785S]. The flare on Dec 14 was accompanied by a fast halo CME and a solar energetic particle event. Figure \[fig:goes\_rstn\]a shows the GOES SXR light curve; the flare started at 21:07 UT, peaked at 22:15 UT, and ended at around 04:00 UT on December 15. The radio time profiles at 1.415 GHz, 2.695 GHz, and 8.8 GHz obtained by the Radio Solar Telescope Network (RSTN, operated by the U.S. Air Force) are shown in Figure \[fig:goes\_rstn\]b$-$d. Note the difference in scale between the intense 1.415 GHz emission and that at 2.695 and 8.8 GHz.

The two X-class flares on 2006 Dec 13 and 2006 Dec 14 were observed bythen likewise a Gaussian and a simple model, characterized by a single spatial scale, can be fit to the normalized visibility amplitudes as a function of spatial frequency. We have fit the source at frequencies “on” the bright zebra stripes (hereafter “on-stripe source”) and at frequencies “off” the zebra stripes; that is, in between the zebra stripes (hereafter “off-stripe source”). As is shown in Figure \[fig:srcsize\]a, a simple Gaussian model adequately fits both the on- and off-stripe sources. The visibility amplitudes of the three baselines have been normalized by the total power measured by each antenna. Figure \[fig:srcsize\]b shows the corresponding Gaussian FWHMs of the on- and off-stripe sources in the spatial domain for the six zebra stripes in Figure \[fig:zebra\]a. They both have values near $50''$, but


the spatial distribution of the ZP source over frequency can be revealed. Implicit in this treatment is the assumption that the ZP source is likely to maintain the same structure as a function of frequency during the brief averaging time. Similarly, by averaging the on- and off-stripe phases in frequency, we track the phase variation of the ZP source with time, so that the evolution of the source centroid location with time can be seen, considering that different stripes of the ZP show the same drift motion according to the dynamic spectra. This approach allowed us to reduce the statistical phase error by a factor of several, and to show systematic variations in the on- and off-stripe phases in the phasor diagrams with increased signal-to-noise ratio.

Figure \[fig:phasor\_t\] showscorner gives the estimated error of the on-stripe location. The off-stripe continuum source location is denoted by a single triangle because it does not display a significant drift in time, with the error bar plotted in the lower-right corner. Figure \[fig:zbpos\]b shows the source locations as a function of frequency across six zebra stripes. The on- and off-stripe source locations from stripes numbered 1 to 6 (decreasing in frequency) in Figure \[fig:zebra\] are marked by the pluses and triangles. The “X” symbols show the “actual” locations of the zebra source after removing the effect of relative intensity variations. The error is denoted by the error bar in the lower-left corner. The connecting arrows show the variation of the source locations with decreasing frequency. We can see that as


the frequency decreases, the zebra and continuum (off-stripe) source locations both shift from NE to SW by about $8-9''$, and they are separated from each other by $\approx 11''$.

Magnetic field configuration {#sec:nlfff}
----------------------------

We are interested in constraining the location of the ZP source within the 3D magnetic field configuration. We performed a nonlinear force-free field (NLFFF) extrapolation based on the photospheric vector magnetogram obtained by the SpectroPolarimeter (SP) of the Solar Optical Telescope on board [*Hinode*]{}. The SOT/SP measures Stokes profiles of two magnetically sensitive Fe lines at 630.15 and 630.25 nm. We started from the SOT/SP level 2 data that are inverted using the “MERLIN" inversion code from the polarization spectra. The 180$^{\circ}$ azimuthal ambiguity in the transverse magnetogram was resolved using the “minimum energy” method [@2006SoPh..237..267M]. Thedecimeter wavelength emission as well as gyrosynchrotron emission at centimeter wavelengths. A striking ZP radio burst was observed during the decay phase, centered near 1.32 GHz, with an overall frequency bandwidth of up to 150 MHz. It is completely right-circularly polarized and consists of up to 12 zebra stripes superposed on broadband continuum emission. The stripes drift in the spectrum irregularly as an entity with an average drift rate of $-$50 MHz s$^{-1}$. The relative frequency separations $\Delta f_s/f_m$ between adjacent stripes are $\approx\!1.3\%$, with $\Delta f_s$ increasing with frequency. ]{}

-   [Two radio sources with a spatial separation of $\approx\!11''$ - zebra and background continuum - contribute to the ZP emission. The apparent zebra source size is around $35''$, which is systematically smaller than that of the


continuum source by as much as $20''$, after the correction for the relative intensity effect. The source size of both the ZP and continuum sources are likely strongly affected by scattering. The lower limit of the brightness temperature of ZP is estimated to be $1.6\times 10^9$ K.]{}

-   [The zebra source centroid drifts irregularly in time with an average drift of $\approx\!16''$ in 0.48 s from NE to SW (corresponding to a projected average velocity of $2.5\times 10^9$ cm s$^{-1}$), while the continuum locations show no evident drift with time. ]{}

-   [Both the ZP on-stripe and off-stripe source locations are frequency dependent. After correction of the source centroid positions for relative intensity variations, the centroid position shifts $8-9''$ for both the zebra and continuum sources in“trajectory” of each DPR level is not required to follow the same orientation of the spatial distribution of the resonance layes in the loop. In fact, given the density scale height of $L_n\approx 1.4\times 10^{10}$ cm, we have $\alpha_1\approx 23^{\circ}$ and $\alpha_2\approx 70^{\circ}$. That means the DPR levels are distributed near vertically in the coronal loop while their apparent motion is nearly horizontal in time.

Both the ZP and continuum sources probably reside on the same post-flare/post-CME loops that extend field lines from in or near the large sunspot with negative polarity to well up into the corona with a NE to SW orientation. The radio emission could be powered by an energy release site high up in the corona above the radio source. This site could be related


to magnetic reconnections induced by the fast halo CME associated with this flare, which may also account for the intense and prolonged type IV burst activity in the post-flare phase, from 22:07-23:15 UT. As mentioned in §\[sec:nlfff\], the radio source may be magnetically associated with the Ca II H brightening feature that persists for the duration of the type IV emission. The brightening may indicate the magnetic footpoints of the field lines on which the ZP and type IV emission originates.

In the DPR model, ZPs are thought to arise from energetic electrons in a magnetic trap with a large gradient in electron momentum distribution function perpendicular to the magnetic field $\partial f/\partial p_\bot$, as might arise from a distribution function sharply peaked perpendicular to the magnetic field (e.g.,a continuum, e.g., a low-momentum electron deficit, a narrower momentum dispersion, a higher overall momentum, etc. In addition, for achieving the observed large intensity contrast of the ZP to the continuum in this event, the growth rate of the ZP emission should be sufficiently higher than that of the continuum, which may require a higher non-equilibrium electron density. All the peculiarities mentioned above could possibly explain the observations of the relatively short-lived and fast-varying ZP and the more persistent and stable continuum in this event.

Conclusion
==========

We present FST observations of a striking zebra pattern radio burst that occurred during the 14 December 2006 X3.4 flare. This is the first observation of zebra pattern emission that combines simultaneous high spectral and time resolution data with interferometric observations over the entire


triangles, and the “X” symbol denote respectively the on-stripe, off-stripe and corrected zebra source locations from stripe Nos. 1 to 6 in Figure \[fig:zebra\] (decreasing in frequency). The arrows give their corresponding position displacements. The error bar in the lower-left corner gives the error. []{data-label="fig:zbpos"}](f11.eps){width="85.00000%"}

![The deprojected zebra and continuum source locations with the NLFFF extrapolation field lines. The left image is the view from top, while the two images on the right are for side views from south and east (the x- and y-axis points at west and north, and the z-axis is perpendicular to the tangent plane centered at the active region). The “X” symbols and triangles denote a series of possible 3D locations of continuum and zebra sources consistent with their projected locations (averaged in timeand frequency) on the image plane. The extrapolated field lines in blue colors passing the possible radio source locations are probably the post-flare loops in which the radio source is located. The colors from light to dark blue denote the magnetic field strengths from 90 to 30 Gauss at heights from 40 to 80 Mm. The magnetic configurations of the three major Ca II H bright regions (see Figure \[fig:SOTSP\]b) are also shown by the extrapolated field lines, which are grouped and colored in red and green to represent increasing coronal heights.[]{data-label="fig:nlfff"}](f12.eps){width="90.00000%"}

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Summ. J.) The period of the 90-day PIP began officially on August, 29, 2005 and was scheduled to end on about November 29, 2005. (Id.)

D. EEO Settlement
On August 11, 2005, plaintiff had made an informal EEO complaint concerning his unsuccessful performance rating. (Def. Mo. for Summ. J. At 9.) A settlement agreement was reached that October that permitted, among other things, the submission of the Salmonella Serotype paper by the end of November 2005 and an extension on the toxoplasmosis article until December 2005. (Def. Mo for Summ. J. Settlement Agreement Attach.) In return, Chowdhury agreed to "release, waive and withdraw all concerns, complaints . . . civil against the agency . . . for any concerns arising out of these (or related) employment prior to the signingdue to his unacceptable performance level and his failure to complete the subsequent performance improvement plan in order to raise his performance to an acceptable level. DOA has presented evidence that Chowdhury's work on the Thinking Paper and toxoplasmosis article was unacceptable. As a result, DOA placed Chowdhury on a performance improvement plan. After Chowdhury was given an opportunity to raise his performance to an acceptable rating, DOA found Chowdhury's work to be unacceptable with respect to at least one critical element. For this reason, DOA made a decision to terminate Chowdhury's employment. DOA has thus presented evidence of a legitimate, non-discriminatory reason for Chowdhury's termination: his performance was unacceptable and after being given a chance to improve, he continued to produce unacceptable work product.

III. Plaintiff's Evidence of


of Chowdhury's position in the PIP as proof of discriminatory intent.
Third, Chowdhury contends that the PIP created impossible goals and was thus designed such that he would fail. (Pl.'s Opp'n at 24-26.) Chowdhury contends "[t]o expect someone to prepare an article ready for publication . . . in a matter of a few weeks was not reasonable." (Id. at 25.) Chowdhury described the requirements of the PIP as: "Within less than two and a half months, they expected Dr. Chowdhury, on his own, to research and write an article, as well as have it ready in final form to be submitted for peer review publication. This was in addition to the two other assignments he had during that period." (Id.)
In response, DOA noted that the toxoplasmosis article didthe credibility of Dr. Thaler's statements such that it makes it more likely that Dr. Thaler is disguising a discriminatory motive. Accordingly, no reasonable jury would construe these statements as evidence of discriminatory intent based on age or race.

B. Retaliation
With regards to retaliation, Chowdhury argues that a reasonable jury could reject DOA's explanation for his termination because there is a sufficient temporal link between the filing of his EEO complaint and his poor performance rating. (Pl.'s Opp'n at 21-22.) In addition, Chowdhury offers the e-mail sent on June 9, 2006 which criticizes the work product of Chowdhury as further evidence of retaliation. To establish this claim, Chowdhury cites Heaton v. The Weitz Co., Inc., 534 F.3d 882, 888 (8th Cir.2008), to support the proposition that although the temporal


future communications of that type was. Although the e-mail may have criticized Chowdhury's work, the evidence suggests that the critique was valid. Further, even though the e-mail might have critiqued Chowdhury's work, Chowdhury has not offered any evidence that suggests that the real motive for sending the e-mail was based on retaliation. Thus, Chowdhury has failed to establish that DOA retaliated against him for filing an EEO complain on August 11, 2005.
Consequently, the Court concludes Chowdhury has not "produced sufficient evidence for a reasonable jury to find that [DOA's] asserted non-discriminatory reason [for his termination] was not the actual reason[,] and that [DOA] intentionally discriminated against" him based on his age, race, and/or prior EEO activity. See Brady v. Office of the Sergeant at Arms, 520 F.3d 490,494 (D.C.Cir.2008).

CONCLUSION
For the reasons expressed above, the Court finds Chowdhury has failed to presentand the record herein simply does not discloseany evidence to refute DOA's proffered non-discriminatory reasons for his termination. Accordingly, defendant's motion for summary judgment on Chowdhury's race and age discrimination and retaliation claims shall be GRANTED.
A separate order shall issue this day.
SO ORDERED.
NOTES
[1]  Plaintiff originally named then-Acting Secretary of Agriculture Mike Johanns, in his official capacity. The Senate confirmed Ed Schafer as Secretary of Agriculture on January 28, 2008, at which time he replaced Mike Johanns as the official defendant in this action, pursuant to Fed.R.Civ.P. 25(d).
[2]  Unless specifically indicated, the parties do not dispute the facts set out herein.
[3]  Although Brady does not expressly indicate that ADEA follows the same framework,


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form-factors and vanish, thus providing a cut-off above $E_*$ for the integrals over loop momenta. Potential cancellations between the imaginary and real parts are impossible. Essentially, it is sufficient to have the Higgsplosion of the absolute value $|\Sigma(p^2)|^2\, =\, ({\rm Re}\, \Sigma(p^2))^2\,+\, ({\rm Im}\, \Sigma(p^2))^2$.

For a more detailed introduction to Higgsplosion and some of its applications we refer the reader to Refs. [@Khoze:2017tjt; @Khoze:2017ifq; @Khoze:2017lft] and [@Gainer:2017jkp; @Voloshin:2017flq] and references therein. In particular, we mention here that Higgsplosion solves the fine-tuning problem of the Higgs mass by removing quantum contributions to $m_0^2$ from all states with masses or momenta greater than the Higgsplosion scale $E_*$ as explained in [@Khoze:2017tjt]. We also note the observation of [@Khoze:2017lft] that no UV divergences remain in the theory above the Higgsplosion scale $E_*$.for}\,\,  1/E_* \ll  {|\Delta x|} \ll 1/m\\
\,\, E_*^2 & :\,\,{\rm for}\,\,  {|\Delta x|}\lesssim 1/E_*
\end{cases}\, .
\label{prop_Hplosion2}$$ This result is in agreement with Eq. . It is also clear that the absence of the singularity at $|x|^2\to 0$ is a consequence of the dynamic integration cut-off for momenta $p^2 > E_*^2$ (i.e. above the Higgsplosion scale of the self-energy).

At the same time, in the opposite limit where the point splitting $\Delta x$ goes to zero, we recover from Eq.  the loop integral corresponding to the tadpole diagram, $$\Delta_R(x,x) \,=\,\int_{p^2\le E_*^2} \, \frac{d^4 p}{(2\pi)^4}\,\frac{1}{p^2 +m^2 }\,.
\label{eq:propLoop}$$ It follows that the appearance of the Higgsplosion scale $E_*$ renders this loop integral finite. In the absence of Higgsplosion, the closed loop integral is quadratically divergent in the UV, as expected,


\lambda^n \sim e^{n\log(\lambda n)}$ factor in the rates ${\cal R}$ above. The term $Q(\lambda n,\varepsilon)$ on the right-hand side of both equations above indicates quantum corrections: at tree level $Q(\lambda n,\varepsilon)\,\equiv 0$.

These rates can also be computed using an alternative semi-classical method formulated by Son in Ref. [@Son:1995wz]. This is an intrinsically non-perturbative approach, with no reference in its outset made to perturbation theory. The path integrals contributing to the amplitudes and the rates are computed in the steepest descent method, controlled by two large parameters, $1/\lambda \to \infty$ and $n\to \infty$. More precisely, the limit is, $$\lambda \to 0\,, \quad n\to \infty\,, \quad {\rm with}\quad
\lambda n = {\rm fixed}\,, \quad \varepsilon ={\rm fixed} \,.
\label{eq:limit}$$

The semi-classical computation carried out in [@Son:1995wz], in the regime where, $$\lambda n = {\rmsolution (which is regular at $\tau \to +\infty$) can be written in the form, $$f_1(\tau) \,=\, \left(\omega^2\,+\, 3 \omega \dfrac{(e^{2\tau}-1)}{e^{2\tau}+1}\,+\, 2\,-\, \dfrac{12 \, e^{2\tau}}{(e^{2\tau}+1)^2}
\right)\, e^{-\omega \tau} \,, \quad {\rm where}\quad
u\,=\, e^\tau\,,$$ where here and below we have temporarily set $m=1$ to reduce the clutter. The second solution (which is regular at $\tau \to -\infty$) is obtained from $f_1(\tau)$ by the reflection of its argument, $f_2 (\tau) \,=\, f_1 (-\tau)$. These expressions can also be checked by a direct substitution into . Finally, the Wronskian computed for these two solutions is given by [@Voloshin:1992nu], $$W\,=\, 2 \omega (\omega^2-1)(\omega^2-4)\,,$$ and is independent of the $\tau$ variable (as indeed should be the case for the second order linear ODE). Once again we remind the reader that the mass in the expressions


on the Higgsplosion scale $E_*$.

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The anomalous magnetic moment of the electron has been measured to be [@Hanneke:2010au] $$a_e^{\mathrm{exp}} = 11596521807.3(2.8) \cdot 10^{-13},$$ with an experimental uncertainty of $\delta a_e^{\mathrm{exp}} = 2.8 \cdot 10^{-13}$. Such high precision allows one to set limits on a wide range of new physics models [@Giudice:2012ms]. However, as the relative changes to the anomalous magnetic moments of the electron and muon induced by Higgsplosion are related by $$\frac{1-a_e^*/a_e^{\mathrm{SM}}}{1-a_\mu^*/a_\mu^{\mathrm{SM}}} \approx \frac{m^2_e}{m_\mu^2},$$ the increased precision for the electron compared with the muon does not translate into a better limit on the Higgsplosion scale.

Discussion and Conclusions {#sec:concl}
==========================

The motivation and main task of this paper wasHiggsplosion at energies $\sqrt{s}$ above the $E_*$ threshold [@Khoze:2014kka; @Degrande:2016oan], which would potentially be achievable at future hadron colliders in the 100 TeV range, or in the early Universe (e.g. the decays and interactions of the inflaton during reheating).

It was pointed out in [@Khoze:2017tjt] that the direct Higgsplosive production of multiple Higgs bosons in very high energy collisions with $\sqrt{s}>E_*$ does not result in the breakdown of perturbative unitarity even when the rates appear to grow exponentially with energy. The computation of the cross section of physical processes, such as gluon fusion $gg \to n\times h$ going through an intermediate virtual Higgs boson(s) produced in the $s$-channel, $gg \to h^*\to n\times h$, requires the use of the dressed propagators for the intermediate $h^*$. This results in Higgspersion, i.e. a


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Banking a baby’s blood and stem cells in a cord blood bank is a type of insurance. Ideally, you would not need to access your baby’s stem cells in order to address a medical concern. However, usingwant to also be worried about the details of collecting, processing and cryo-preserving their babies’s cord blood. Thankfully, the healthcare provider and the cord blood bank do most of the work. Here are the steps found in cord blood banking:
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Cord blood collection is a completely painless procedure that does not interfere with the birth or with mother-and-child bonding following the delivery. There is no risk to either the mother or baby. Cord blood collection rarely requires Blood Center staff to be present during the baby’s


a similar question online. Everything usually ends up to the user opening a browser and navigating to an approaval URL.
Something similar is Google Drive API - OAuth2.0: How to Automate Authentication Process? Doubts and Questions, but it is about connecting to Google Drive without login.
I am starting to doubt that it is possible. Have anyone figured out how to implement this way of communication between systems?
The only option that I could thing of is connecting to SiteA DB and extracting records manually, but that would duplicate the login in SiteA and SiteB.

A:

What I was asking is not possible in the time of writing the question.
What we did to solve the issue is to extend the life of the token for the account that is used to login toshowed an excellent treatment response, well maintained over time. Parents and children were generally accepting of the treatment. Most parents reported treatment benefits and 80% of the children found the placebo to be useful. Full disclosure of the placebo to parents and children did not appear to negate the placebo's effectiveness. Participation effects and changes in caregiver behaviour may have contributed to positive treatment outcomes. Open-label use of placebos as part of CPDR treatment may represent an innovative, ethical way of harnessing the power of placebos in clinical therapeutics.


of pain and suffering endured by patients and their families.

 Common problems faced

The lack of scientific knowledge and quality information on the disease often results in a delay in diagnosis. While individual rare diseases have small patient populations, collectively the rare disease community is larger than the AIDS and Cancer communities combined. It is estimated that 95% of all rare diseases do not have a single FDA approved drug treatment, and there are currently less than 400 treatments approved by the FDA for the nearly 7000 rare diseases which have been identified. According to estimates from the NIH, it will take 10,000 years at the current rate of FDA drug approvals to find therapies for all people suffering from rare and genetic diseases.

 How can things change?

she is from India and is evidently of primary school age, given the photograph included:

According to the above Tweet and replies, the total amount of cryptocurrency donated to the girl is 1 Bitcoin, split up into various coins. The distribution of cryptocurrencies is as follows: 20% BTC, 20% ETH, 10% TRX, 10% XLM, 10% BTCABC.

This distribution was questioned by some who felt that a donation purely in Bitcoin would likely reap the largest gains in the future. To this, the competition winner replied:

“I have selected projects which I feel have a long term lifespan. Let’s see how it goes.”

Further down in the comments on the Tweet, the issue of security of such a donation was raised. One poster stated that the girl would probably lose the Ledger, rendering


taking place; maintenance and optimization of research implementation interventions; and provision of feedback, e.g., regarding progress on targeted goals. They also recommend collecting data from experts, representative clinicians/administrators, and other key informants regarding both pre-implementation barriers and facilitators and post-implementation perceptions of the evidence-based practice and implementation strategy. All of these elements are being utilized in EQUIP-2 and are described further below with regard to the formative evaluation.

Conceptual framework: Simpson Transfer Model & PRECEDE
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Though informed by more than one conceptual framework, EQUIP-2 is organized around the Simpson Transfer Model (STM). This model guides the development and refinement of a diversified, flexible menu of tools and interventions to improve schizophrenia care. Incorporating the notion of readiness to change \[[@B23]\] at both the individual and organizational levels, Simpson developed aand incentives of targeted end users; 2) are based on an understanding of the local context; 3) involve representatives of diverse stake-holder groups in the planning process; 4) use expert involvement in planning, especially when behaviors to be adopted and/or changed are complex; 5) draw on marketing principles for developing and disseminating intervention tools; and 6) secure support and involvement from top level management and product champions \[[@B31]-[@B33]\]. Each of these factors is integrated into the STM, which guides the EQUIP-2 strategy and formative evaluation. Table [5](#T5){ref-type="table"} provides an overview of how we will engage in each phase of the STM.

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Simpson Transfer Model stages and corresponding activities

  STM stages       Intervention components and tools


with severe psychosis, with the goal of increasing the proportion who receive clozapine (Evidence level^1^= 1b, \[39\]);
  2\. [Wellness]{.ul} intervention for elevated weight, with the goals of increasing the proportion of patients receiving antipsychotic medication with less weight gain potential (Evidence level = 1a, \[40\]), and increasing the proportion of patients who receive a group-based wellness intervention \[41\]);
  3\. [Family involvement]{.ul} to improve symptom control and functioning (Evidence level = 1a, \[42\]), with the goals of increasing the proportion of family members who are involved in developing the patient\'s treatment plan; and
  4\. [Supported Employment]{.ul} for unemployment (Evidence level = 1b, \[43\]), with the goal of increasing the proportion of patients (who want to work) receiving evidence-based rehabilitation services that lead to competitive employment.
 to volunteer as product champions for the project. We identify product champions based on this information and ask them to participate in monthly Implementation Team calls, as well as other mechanisms of involvement.

Formative evaluation
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As noted above, this Phase 2 implementation project involves a more formal evaluation component, due to the importance at this stage of program refinement. Below we describe each component of the formative evaluation.

Developmental evaluation
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In EQUIP, we observed that organizational climate and staff engagement and structure significantly affected the degree to which the tools presented in the project were effective. This observation is consistent with emerging implementation science, which itself is increasingly recognizing the importance of context. In order to better understand and \"diagnose\" \[[@B2]\] the organizational climate of the sites, the Simpson Transfer Model organizational


readiness measures will be used in EQUIP-2. We also conduct key informant interviews in order to better understand the clinics\' preparedness for the intervention.

Implementation-focused evaluation
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Each month during implementation, there are Implementation Team meetings, which serve to link intervention sites and the research team from the coordinating center. Here, barriers and facilitators to implementation are identified and discussed, and group problem-solving and any needed reorganization of care is planned and documented. Product champions and other site personnel also report on any informal feedback they have received about problems with the implementation. As implementation continues, this team works toward sustainability of the model. Minutes from these meetings, project managers\' field notes, and quality coordinators\' logs are analyzed to evaluate implementation throughout the intervention period. In addition, midway through the intervention,(300 microg), and we investigated the relationship between the reversibility and the parameters of HRQoL, which included St. George's Respiratory Questionnaire (SGRQ), Visual analogue scale-8 (VAS-8), Short-Form 36-Item Health Study, Basic activities of daily living, Instrumental activities of daily living, and the Oxygen cost diagram. Post-bronchodilator FEV1, % predicted was positively correlated with both the total scores of SGRQ and VAS-8 (p<0.0001 and p<0.006, respectively). Furthermore, the reversibility of FVC was positively correlated with all items of the SGRQ, except for impact (total score: p<0.02; symptoms: p<0.02; activity, p<0.05; total score of VAS-8: p<0.02). However, the reversibility of FEV1 was neither correlated with the total score nor any items in the scales. Those who have FVC that respond to bronchodilator at rest might result in an improvement of


on Tortola, despite our initial attraction, was its opposite. For both of us the little St. Martin bistro was based in a private, fondly remembered, literary vision of a Paris we had each visited separately long ago, when she was a teenaged schoolgirl traveling with her schoolmates and twenty years later when I in my mid-thirties arrived in Paris accompanied by my third wife, Becky, for the first publication of a book of mine in France. And now those private images were Chase's and mine together, regathered, blended, remade—creolized. We wanted only to linger here for as long as we could.

But one morning, our St. Martin mission accomplished—Haitian paintings bought and shipped home, guidebook-recommended restaurants sampled and evaluated, magazine article notes for the St. Martin paragraphs finished andMy own fantasy, however, was turbulent and moody, alternating between painful personal memories and nostalgia. Subjective in all ways. For me, this was both a compulsion and a willed return trip entered upon with a certain ill-defined reluctance, and I was confused by the conflicted emotions it evoked.

The third night at Springfield Plantation, our last before departing Dominica for Martinique, we met a new addition to our catalog of versions of Archbold's vision of the Caribbean. We decided that we'd had more than enough of the old man's cranky racist company and would dine alone. We entered the dining room and saw at his table a strange-looking white man in his late forties wearing a seersucker suit, polka-dotted bow tie, white buck shoes, and owl-eyed tortoiseshell eyeglasses. His


practicing, not for dying, but for death itself—a way to greet the gods on their own terms.

I had climbed to 17,677 feet and had crossed over Renjo-La, the first of the three high passes and the first real test of our trek. Feeling no ill effects of altitude, I was confident now that—barring an accidental slip and fall, which of course could happen anywhere along the way, and if it did, would not make me an old fool—I would complete the rest of the trek. My spirits were high, I was even a little giddy, and for the first time found Dambar's comic routines entertaining, as we traversed the snowfield and rounded the gray, rubble-filled skirt of Ngozumba Glacier and stopped for a moment before beginning our descentvia HDMI 1.4 cables and used with 3D glasses. For gaming on a computer, an Nvidia 3D-ready graphics card is used along with active shutter glasses and an emitter. The last type is the DLP link type of projector, where the projectors communicate directly with the glasses to produce the 3D images.

With this type of equipment, you will be able to experience your video games or computer games in an even more enhanced virtual reality. Now, you can really feel that you are part of the game!

Other uses of 3D projectors

While the projectors and glasses are rather pricey, you can maximize your 3D resources. 3D projectors can be used for presenting at work (especially in fields like architecture) or for education. Subjects like geography, geology or human anatomy


saved money, but how much did you spend up front before shooting your prey?” This answer is simple. I spend $15 per deer license which comes to a total of $30. I then spent $80 for butcher fees and an additional $120 for the venison jerky processing. My total cost for everything is $230 which puts my cost per pound of meat at $2.32 after expenses.

In all fairness, there are other costs as well. They include the cost of arrows; bow itself, hunting clothes and broad heads. The total investment for those items fall into the range of about $900.

However, my bow has killed many, many deer over the last five years, and my arrows are reused about 70 percent of the time, because they go completely throughis that going to be a roast and how big, or is that going to be ground, etc. In my little group of bow hunters what we want to end up with varies tremendously. No two of us treat a ham (rear leg) the same way. Pros are very different from each other in what you'll end up with too. That's a good thing. If you aren't the main cook, listen to the main cook about what they want too.
1 in freezer. I actually very much like butchering. Handling and putting in the freezer outstanding food - it's really satisfying. It helps to have company - two deer and two people.

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Where's Ted Nugent when you need him! He could answer all these


1781, James Watt patented an improved steam engine and went on to fuel one of the most momentous technological leaps in human history during the Industrial Revolution. During the 1800s these engines lead to an improvement in transportation, agriculture, and manufacturing industries. Later, the steam engine’s basic principle set the stage for innovations like internal combustion engines and jet turbines, which prompted the rise of cars and aircraft during the 20th century.

Internal Combustion Engine

The 19th-century invention (created by Belgian engineer Etienne Lenoir in 1859 and improved by Germany‘s Nikolaus Otto in 1876), this engine that converts chemical energy into mechanical energy overtook the steam engine and is used in modern cars and planes. Elon Musk’s electric car company Tesla, among others, is currently trying to revolutionize technology inand northern Jordan regions.

By 700 BC, the significance of hydraulic lime was known, which led to the development of mortar supply kilns for the construction of rubble-wall houses, concrete floors, and underground waterproof cisterns. By 3000 BC, the Egyptians were using early forms of concrete to build pyramids. In 1824, the most used Portland cement was invented by Joseph Aspdin of England. George Bartholomew had laid down the first concrete street in the US during 1891, which still exists. By the end of 19th century, the use of steel-reinforced concrete was developed. In 1902, using steel- reinforced concrete, August Perret designed and built an apartment building in Paris. This building a wide admiration and popularity to concrete and also influenced the development of reinforced concrete. In 1921, Eugène


Freyssinet pioneered the use of reinforced- concrete construction by building two colossal parabolic-arched airship hangars at Orly Airport in Paris.

Petrol:

Without gas, there couldn’t be the first industrial revolution in the automobile industry. Gasoline is a fuel derivative of oil, which is shortly called “gas” in the United States and “petrol,” in other places around the world. To be more specific, petrol is a transparent, petroleum-derived liquid that is used as an essential fuel in internal combustion engines. Petrol is the natural by-product and the invention here we are talking about is the numerous processes to improve the quality. Do you know, gas was initially discarded? During 1859, in Pennsylvania, Edwin Drake dug the first oil well and refined the oil to produce kerosene. Although the distillation produced gas,Medbio adds tooling with buy of Concept Molds

Medbio, a contract manufacturer specializing in products for the medical and biotechnology industries, operates a 45,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Grand Rapids. Its acquisition of Schoolcraft, Michigan's Concept Molds is the company's first push into tooling.

"Medbio did not have tooling capabilities until the purchase of Concept, so we were using outside tool sources, and we will continue to use additional tooling shops above and beyond Concept," said John Woodhouse, Medbio's director of sales and marketing, adding that the acquisition will give Medbio more control over tooling timelines.

"When you don't own a tool shop, you're kind of at the mercy of the tool shops you're using, and hopefully this will help us with faster repairs," he said.

Concept Molds specializes in detail mold design,


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Over the last decades, the possibility of using the transdermal route as the preferential way to administrate anti-inflammatory drugs for the treatment of local or systemic inflammatory states has been seriously considered \[[@B1-pharmaceutics-11-00644]\]. However, conventional formulations, as ointments, creams, or gels, are subject to many disadvantages, linked especially to the barrier function of skin, in particular the stratum corneum. This latter, in fact, due to its particular composition (stratum corneum consists of an extracellular lipid matrix made up of ceramides, cholesterol, long chain fatty acids at a defined molar ratio), hinders the passage of substances, especially hydrophilic compounds, by reducing the efficacious amount of drug that can perform a pharmacological action \[[@B2-pharmaceutics-11-00644]\]. Moreover, for conventional topical formulations, the release of drugs from the vehicle and itsthe average size before and after the extrusion, *p* is the diameter of the pores of the polycarbonate membrane, and *n* is an amplification factor.

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The amount of active ingredients encapsulated in vesicular carriers was assessed by the ultracentrifugation method \[[@B26-pharmaceutics-11-00644]\]. In particular carriers containing the two drugs, alone or in combination, were centrifuged at 95,000 rpm for 1 h at 4 °C using the Beckman Avanti™ 30 Centrifuge (Beckman Inc. Conter, Fullertan, CA, USA), with a fixed-angle rotor (TLA-100.4). The sediment obtained, consisting of precipitated vesicles, was separated from the supernatant. The amount of encapsulated drugs was evaluated by HPLC analysis at the wavelengths of the two active ingredients and indirectly calculated as a difference between the amount of drug added during


processed with a Galaxie chromatography manager software (Varian Inc., Palo Alto, CA, USA). IDE and NS were detected at a wavelength of 282 and 331 nm, respectively. Chromatographic separation was performed by using as mobile phase a water/acetonitrile mixture, acidified with 0.01% trifluoroacetic acid (TFA), with a gradient elution from 80:20 to 20:80 in 20 min. The flow rate was set at 1 mL/min. To quantify the active ingredients, a calibration line was constructed bringing in a system of axes for the concentration of known solutions of drug with respect to the relative AUC. The following NS (Equation (3)) and IDE (Equation (4)) calibration curves were used: where *x* is the drug concentration (µg/mL) and AUC the area under the curve (mAu × min). The calibration lines are(60:40 *v*/*v*) which is continuously stirred with a small magnetic bar and thermostated at 37 ± 1 °C throughout the experiment to reach the physiological skin temperature (i.e., 32 ± 1 °C). SCE membranes were placed between the donor and the receptor, positioning them so that the SC was directed toward the donor \[[@B30-pharmaceutics-11-00644]\]. The skin surface area available for permeation was 0.75 cm^2^ while the volume of the acceptor compartment below the membrane was 4.5 mL \[[@B31-pharmaceutics-11-00644]\].

To evaluate the effect on skin permeation of UVs, the commercial formulation Naprosyn^®^ gel 10% was used as reference. An amount of 200 µL of vesicular formulation (equivalent to 2 mg of NS and 0.33 mg of IDE) or the equivalent amount of commercial formulation to be tested was applied on


to do both, and I think his ability to do all those different things – to cover in man‑to‑man situations, to play in the box and to also play high, really adds to where he is. His interceptions have come in different spots. One of them, when he was a high safety in the Redskins game in the middle of the field, [he] did a great job of reading the quarterback’s eyes and broke on the ball. The other time, he was in man coverage, passed it off to the inside player in man coverage and then came back and covered the number two. I think it’s his versatility that really attracted us to him right from the get‑go.”

Sunday’s game against the 49ers was a good example ofbut Jenkins had it covered. The result was an incompletion and a punt.

Jenkins’ interception Sunday also came on a play where he was in man coverage on the slot. Fran Duffy of PhiladelphiaEagles.com has a good breakdown up of that play.

“He’s a quarterback of our defense, a highly intelligent football player and a willing tackler,” said defensive coordinator Billy Davis. “He can cover a slot receiver man-to-man. He went down and played the nickel when Boykin was hurt and did a great job of it.”

Asked if Jenkins has been even better than the Eagles expected, Davis said: “He has been, I’ll say yes to that. We were expecting a lot from him. We really liked what we saw on tape. He wasn’t everyone’s pick, but he definitely was


the readings for that specific module, so I imagined I could group by the data that is constant and then just get the latest.
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What is a good way to design/structure large functional programs, especially in Haskell?

I've been through a bunch of the tutorials (Write Yourself a Scheme being my favorite, with Real World Haskell a close second) - but most of the programs are relatively small, and single-purpose. Additionally, I don't consider some of them to be particularly elegant (for example, the vast lookup tables in WYAS).

I'm now wanting to write larger


important to consider, since certain antihistamines such as fexofenadine[@CIT0037] and bilastine[@CIT0038] interact with grapefruit juice or any acidic fruit juice,[@CIT0039] and this decreases drug bioavailability.

Primary care practitioners should refer their pediatric patients to a specialist if symptoms persist or are not controlled with the indicated antihistamine dose.

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Avoid the use of sedating or psychomotor-impairing antihistamines in working adults, especially in pilots and individuals who operate vehicles or machinery.In the treatment of AR, enhanced relief of symptoms can be achieved with a combination of antihistamines and decongestants; however, long-term use of decongestants is discouraged because of the risk of rebound congestion.Primary care providers are recommended to refer patients to a specialist if symptoms cannot be controlled by indicated doses.

The symptoms of AR and CSU significantly impair quality ofTalan Teidit

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enforce idle time and display time-out settings when the display is unattended. You can also set the ‘lid close behavior’ to sleep and screen lock, so that employees can simply shut the device screen when not in use and the device screen will be locked.

3. Ensure Network Security

When employees choose to work remotely, they do so for several reasons including location liberty. While few of them might work from their home, few might work from a cafe, a restaurant or even a library, whatever floats their boat and keeps their productivity juices flowing. This creates a challenge for the organizations’ IT teams because there’s no control over which network they might connect to.

Known WiFi network configurations can be pushed, connection to WiFi sense can be enabled. To ensure(@RCAF_ARC) May 18, 2020.Create a commenting name to join the debate.

“All of a sudden, one of the planes suddenly went up, straight up, quite high, then it started dropping and doing a barrel roll,” he said.Air Force Thunderbirds or U.S.They performed in Kamloops the day before the crash.


with the Spaniard’s experience of big games like the Madrid derby, it could turn out to be a rather tough day for the Frenchman.

Chances will be scarce and where Atletico could win this, they have to be clinical. They weren’t against Chelsea and ultimately paid the price with the last kick of the game.

2. Cristiano Ronaldo vs Diego Godin

Whilst in the side, Diego Godin has only conceded four goals, proving to be have a solid partnership with Stevan Savic, his defensive partner.

But Ronaldo, although the Portguese hasn’t had it his own way this season, always turns up for the big occasions. He is the top scorer in the Madrid derby with 21 goals, sitting way ahead of the nearest current Atletico player, and he’ll be looking to extendReview website, the acronym O-O-P is well known to you. It stands for ‘out of production’ and refers to discs that are no longer being produced by their manufacturer. This of course is significant to collectors because it means a disc that is O-O-P is in limited supply and therefore of potentially higher value.

It means something to me, too, but for a different reason. While collectors get excited about O-O- P, I get nervous.

Having played disc golf for more than 20 years now, I own close to 100 discs not including the stock I have on hand for use in my School of Disc Golf. But I would not consider myself a collector. Possibly a bit of a historian, and more than anything else an accumulator, I’d say.


Lace, Blizzard Ape, Blizzard Destroyer, ESP Nuke, Pig and two Aviars, are no less than four such discs. Every time one of those gems flies out of my sight I feel like a father whose teenage daughter is out on a date. (Okay, as a father with actual daughters I admit that’s an exaggeration, but still!) These are discs that if lost or broken would leave a big hole in my life, er, I mean my bag.

First there is my gummy Champion Beast. It is a pre-Barry Schultz mold that flies very straight and is great for low, flat S-shots. And the material is virtually indestructible ( I have a theory that Innova stopped using it because it’s too durable). I stocked up a bit on these soI’m prepared should it ever get lost, but still. O-O-P.

The author’s orange gummy Champion Beast. Purchased on eBay after it was already O-O-P, after he had already fallen in love with it as a ‘thrower’. Photo by Jack Trageser

Next is my Pro-Line Rhyno, very soft and grippy yet firm for throwing. I’m sure I can replace it if I have to, but I’ve checked on eBay where I actually bought this one, after losing its predecessors) and the price is going O-O-P up . . .

The author’s well-worn ProLine Rhyno. Flexible, but not floppy. Grippy, and still hold’s the (Pro) line. Photo by Jack Trageser

After that is a disc that is a perfect midrange for me as a straight flyer that can also hold a turnover line forever:


DGA Disc Golf Disc Distance Driver that was made in 1989. This baby has both practical and sentimental value. It’s my go-to finesse roller with no conceivable replacement waiting in the wings. And being a virtual antique made when there was no other plastic other than what is now known as ‘DX’ (Innova’s designation for the lowest grade) I cringe whenever it so much as heads for a tree. I originally purchased four of them from Steady Ed himself, at the DGA factory, but the other three have all died the deaths of brave warriors. There is virtually no chance of replacing this disc, and every time I get it to roll perfectly on my second throw on hole 13 at DeLa, it’s like watching one of those[Urgent cytologic diagnosis of malignant tumors located in the mediastinum].
The author analyzes the potentialities of urgent cytologic diagnosis in 54 cases with malignant tumors located in the mediastinum. Cytologic analysis carried out at the final stage of the diagnosis of malignant tumors (during surgery) helped specify the diagnosis and determine future strategy: a correct conclusion on the malignant nature of the tumor was given in 44 cases after an urgent cytologic analysis; in 21 of these the histologic form of the tumor was identified.