a [business-as-usual] scenario
could be considered less than significant for purposes of CEQA.‖ (Crockett,
Addressing the Significance of Greenhouse Gas Emissions under CEQA:
California’s Search for Regulatory Certainty in an Uncertain World (2011) 4
Golden Gate U. Envtl. L.J. 203, 215-216.) Additionally, as Justice Corrigan
explains, the majority‘s criticism of the EIR for failing to correlate its population
density comparison with the business-as-usual comparison used in the Scoping
Plan is unduly hyper technical and inconsistent with our deferential substantial
evidence review. (Con. & dis. opn., ante, at pp. 4-5, citing Maj. opn., ante, at p.
22.) Given the absence of any expert or regulatory consensus regarding the best
methodology, the lead agencies acted within their discretion in adopting their
chosen methodology. The EIR fully explains that the proposed reduction in
greenhouse gas emissions is greater than AB 29‘s goal. Nomost prevalent serovar in Africa, Asia, Europe and Latin America, surpassed only by *S*. Enteritidis \[[@pone.0201882.ref003]\].

In Brazil, there are relatively little epidemiological data on *Salmonella* \[[@pone.0201882.ref004]--[@pone.0201882.ref007]\]. However, it is known that in the State of São Paulo, *S*. Typhimurium was the most commonly isolated serovar from human sources and the third most common from non-human sources before the 1990's \[[@pone.0201882.ref004]\]. After this period, *S*. Typhimurium declined becoming the third most commonly isolated serovar from human and non-human sources in the period of 1991--1995 in São Paulo State in Brazil, with *S*. Enteritidis being the most isolated serovar in both sources and, *S*. I 4, (5), 12:i:- and *S*. Havana the second most isolated serovar in human and non-human sources, respectively \[[@pone.0201882.ref005]\]. Between 1996 and 2000, the isolation of


*S*. Typhimurium declined even more from non-human sources \[[@pone.0201882.ref006]\]. However, between 1996 and 2003, this serovar was ranked as the second most commonly isolated serovar from human sources \[[@pone.0201882.ref007]\].

Epidemiological studies have been crucial to verify the relationship among pathogenic strains isolated from different sources, to elucidate contamination routes and to differentiate strains isolated from outbreaks and sporadic cases. Investigative capabilities have been greatly enhanced with the development and increasing feasibility of WGS as a molecular epidemiological tool \[[@pone.0201882.ref008]--[@pone.0201882.ref010]\]. Over the last few years there has been a substantial reduction in the costs of WGS making this technology economically viable as a routine tool for molecular epidemiology. WGS has also been used for detection of antibiotic resistance determinants \[[@pone.0201882.ref011], [@pone.0201882.ref012]\].

The use of antimicrobials is not recommended in cases ofresistant.

Phylogenetic analysis {#sec007}
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In addition to the 90 *S*. Typhimurium strains sequenced in this study, four additional *S*. Typhimurium strains (the sequencing reads were downloaded from NCBI with run accessions of SRR1060710, SRR1963606, SRR6325339, and ERR1556230 for strain DT104, LT2, 14028s, and SL1344, respectively) were added into the phylogenetic analysis for diversity purpose. The genomic analysis was performed using the CFSAN SNP Pipeline that generated the SNP matrix, which was then used to infer the maximum likelihood tree using GARLI \[[@pone.0201882.ref034]\] with 200 maximum likelihood replicates and 1000 bootstrap iterations. Three samples were included as outgroups including: *Salmonella enterica* serovar Saintpaul CFSAN000611; *Salmonella enterica* serovar Saintpaul CFSAN000614; and *Salmonella enterica* serovar Heidelberg CFSAN000443 \[[@pone.0201882.ref035]\]. The SNP matrix included 59,130 and 11,176 SNPs, with or without the three outgroups sample,


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The present invention pertains to an antenna and, more particularly, pertains to at least a swept element and at least three-frequency antenna for utilization in the amateur radio frequency spectrum, the military frequency spectrum, the HF spectrum or the professional communications frequency spectrum.
2. Description of Prior Art
The prior art triband beam antennas have been complex mechanical structures requiring traps for resonance on predetermined designated frequencies. The prior art beam antennas and antennas in general have usually been extremely large in size, mechanically and electrically, and also expensive to the individual user due to the amount of metal and electrical circuitry in the tune traps of the beam antenna. The resultant beam antenna was a large mechanical structure, an electrical structure with traps which had


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External locking of cargo containers, however, has not provided adequate protection. After removing such cargo containers from the ships, they are often placed upon the ground in remote storage areas prior to being loaded on trucks or railcars. The remoteness of such cargo container storage presents a prime opportunity for cargo theft. Another prime opportunity for cargo theft is when a railcar carrying cargo containers is parked on a secluded siding or\[[@B2]\]. The molecular weight of the target proteins were limited to about 30 kDa (Table [1](#T1){ref-type="table"}). Target genes were amplified by PCR using a pair of primers in which the sense primer began with the sequence 5\'-TACTTCCAATCCAATGCA-3\' followed by the target gene and the anti-sense primer began with the sequence 5\'-TTATCCACTTCCAATG-3\' followed by the complement of a stop codon and the C-terminus of the target gene. The volume of a typical reaction mixture was 25 μL, the product was cleaned using a YM-30 spin column (Microcon, Inc.) and recovered in 50 μL of buffer including 50 mM Tris (pH 8.0) and 1 mM EDTA. The vector (with or without fusion partners) was digested with Ssp1 for two hours and applied to DNA agarose electrophoresis. The band corresponding to


the cleaved vector was carefully sliced and recovered from the gel using the QIA^®^gel extraction Kit (Qiagen) and then treated with T4 DNA polymerase (Novagen, LIC quality) in the presence of dGTP. The insert was treated with dCTP and T4 DNA polymerase at room temperature for 30 minutes then heated at 75°C for 20 minutes to stop the reaction. Annealing was carried out simply by mixing 1 μL of the digested vector, 2 μL of the insert and 1 μL of EDTA (25 mM, pH 8.0) and incubated at room temperature for 5 minutes. The annealed plasmid was transformed into DH5α competent cells. Positive clones were screened by PCR and then sequenced. Cloned genes were transformed into the expression host, BL21(DE3)-RP codon plus (Stratagene).

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Cloning and first roundlysed by sonication (Sonic Dismembrator, Model 100, Fischer Scientific, Inc.) three times (15 sec each). The lysate was fractionated by centrifugation for 20 min at 10,000 *g*. The supernatant normally contained soluble proteins and fragmented membranes, while the pellet consisted of insoluble proteins (inclusion body fraction). The supernatant was subjected to ultracentrifugation at 100,000 *g*for 45 min at 8°C to separate the membrane and soluble protein fractions. The soluble, insoluble and membrane fractions were adjusted to the same volume with lysis buffer, and then 15 μL of each was mixed with 5 μL sample buffer (4×) and 10 μL was loaded on 12% Tricine SDS-PAGE gels followed by either Coomassie staining or western blot using antibody against the His-tag of expressed proteins. Control experiments were performed under the


Venezuelan President Juan Guaidó announced early Tuesday morning that he had finally secured the backing of the nation’s armed forces, who would proceed to remove dictator Nicolás Maduro and allow Guaidó to exercise the powers of his office.

Guaidó appeared in images on Twitter alongside Leopoldo López, the head of his socialist Popular Will party, at the La Carlota Airbase, where he claimed the soldiers had agreed to his status as legitimate commander-in-chief. López has been under house arrest since being accused of “terrorism” for organizing peaceful protests against dictator Nicolás Maduro in 2014.

“People of Venezuela, a very good morning, as you know our struggle has always been couched in the constitution, in non-violent struggle, in working for our neighbors, in saving lives, in working for the most vulnerable,”Guaidó said on Twitter. “When the international community amply supported Venezuela, we will be with the people.”

“We make a plea to government employees … our brave soldiers, brave patriots, brave men attached to the constitution, have heeded our call today,” he declared.

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arcs or circles on surfaces. There is such an analogue which is the idea of an almost invariant subset of the quotient $H\backslash G$, where $H$ is a subgroup of $G$. This generalises the idea of an immersed curve in a surface or of an immersed $\pi _{1}$–injective surface in a 3–manifold which carries the subgroup $H$ of $G$. We give the definitions in section 1. There is also an idea of intersection number of such things, which we give in Definition \[defnofintersectionnumber\]. This too was introduced by Scott in [@Scott:Intersectionnumbers]. Our second main result, Theorem \[splittingsexist\], is an algebraic analogue of the fact that a singular curve on a surface or a singular surface in a $3$–manifold which has self-intersection number zero can be homotoped to coverof $G$ over subgroups $H$ and $K$ are compatible, and if $%
X $ and $Y$ denote corresponding standard $H$–almost and $K$–almost invariant subsets of $G$, then the set of all translates of $X$, $X^{\ast }$, $Y$, $Y^{\ast }$ is also nested, so that the intersection number of the two splittings is zero. The next section is devoted to proving converses to each of these statements.

Before going further, we need to say a little more about splittings. Recall from the introduction that a group $G$ is said to split over a subgroup $H$ if $G$ is isomorphic to $A\ast _{H}$ or to $A\ast _{H}B$, with $A\neq H\neq
B $. We will need a precise definition of a splitting. We will say that a *splitting* of $G$ consists either of proper


empty or the only small set of the four sets $U^{(\ast )}\cap V^{(\ast )}$, then $\leq $ is a partial order.

We need to show that $\leq $ is transitive and that if $U\leq V$ and $V\leq
U $ then $U=V.$

Suppose first that $U\leq V$ and $V\leq U$. The first inequality implies that $U\cap V^{\ast }$ is small and the second implies that $V\cap U^{\ast }$ is small, so that two of the four sets $U^{(\ast )}\cap V^{(\ast )}$ are small. The assumption of Theorem \[algebrafromTorusTheorem\] implies that one of these two sets must be empty. As $U\leq V$, our definition of $\leq $ implies that $U\cap V^{\ast }$ is empty. Similarly, the fact that $V\leq U$ tells us that $V\cap U^{\ast }$ is empty. This implies that $U=V$ asthen corresponding sets are empty. Note that when $g$ lies in $H$, we have $gX=X$, so that two of the four sets $X^{(\ast
)}\cap gX^{(\ast )}$ are empty.

First we consider the case when, for each $g\in G-H$, only one of the sets $%
X^{(\ast )}\cap gX^{(\ast )}$ is small and hence empty. Then only the corresponding one of the four sets $Y^{(\ast )}\cap gY^{(\ast )}$ is small and hence empty. Now the correspondence $gX\rightarrow gY$ gives a $G$–isomorphism of $T_{X}$ with $T_{Y}$ and thus the splittings are equivalent.

Next we consider the case when two of the sets $X^{(\ast )}\cap gX^{(\ast )}$ are small, for some $g\in G-H$. Part 2 of Lemma \[twosmallsets\] implies that $g$ normalises $H$. Further if $R=H\backslash gX$, then $P\;$is almost equal to $R$ or $R^{\ast }$.


$U$ and $V$ are each translates of $X$ or $%
X^{\ast }$, the nestedness of the translates of $X$ shows that one of the two small sets must be empty as claimed. Similarly if both are translates of $Y$ or $Y^{\ast }$, then one of the two small sets must be empty. If $U$ is a translate of $X$ or $X^{\ast }$ and $V$ is a translate of $Y$ or $Y^{\ast
} $, we apply Lemma \[equalsplittings\] to show that the splittings to which $U$ and $V$ are associated are conjugate. It follows that the two original splittings were conjugate as required.

Now we come to the proof of our first main result.

\[disjointsplittings\][Let ]{}$G$[ be a finitely generated group with ]{}$n$[ splittings over finitely generated subgroups. This collection of splittings is compatible up$X_{j}$, for $1\leq i\neq j\leq n$. As each $X_{i}$ is associated to a splitting, it is also true that no translate of $X_{i}$ can cross any translate of $%
X_{i}$. This means that the set $E$ is almost nested. In order to apply Theorem \[algebrafromTorusTheorem\], we will also need to show that for any pair of elements $U$ and $V$ of $E$, if two of the four sets $U^{(\ast
)}\cap V^{(\ast )}$ are small then one is empty. Now Lemma \[emptyorconjugate\] shows that if two of these four sets are small, then either one is empty or there are distinct $i$ and $j$ such that $s_{i}$ and $%
s_{j}$ are conjugate. As we are assuming that no two of these splittings are conjugate, it follows that if two of the four


The proofs do not use the hypothesis that the set of all translates of $X$ and $X^{\ast }$ are almost nested. Thus for the rest of this section, we will consider the following general situation.

Let $G$ be a finitely generated group with a finitely generated subgroup $H$ such that $e(G,H)\geq 2$, and let $X$ denote a non-trivial $H$–almost invariant subset of $G.$

Recall that our problem in the proof of Theorem \[splittingsexist\] is the possibility that two of the four sets $X^{(\ast )}\cap gX^{(\ast )}$ are small. As this would imply that $gX\sim X$ or $X^{\ast }$, it is clear that the subgroup $\mathcal{K}$ of $G$ defined by $\mathcal{K}=\{g\in G:gX\sim X$ or $X^{\ast }\}$ is very relevant to our problem. We will consider this subgroup carefully. Here is the first result$si(H\backslash X,H\backslash X)=0$ if and only if at least one of $\delta gX\cap X$ and $\delta gX\cap X^{\ast }$ is $H$–finite, for each $g\in G$.

If $s$ and $t$ are splittings of a group $G$ over subgroups $H$ and $K$, with associated almost invariant subsets $X$ and $Y$ of $G$, it is natural to say that $s$ crosses $t$ strongly if $si(H\backslash X,K\backslash Y)\neq
0$. It is easy to show that this is equivalent to the idea introduced by Sela [@Sela:JSJ] that $s$ is hyperbolic with respect to $t$.

Remark \[strongcrossingimpliescrossing\] shows that $si(H\backslash
X,H\backslash X)\leq i(H\backslash X,H\backslash X)$. Recall that Theorem \[splittingsexist\] shows that if $i(H\backslash X,H\backslash X)=0$, then $G$ splits over a subgroup $H^{\prime }$ commensurable with $H$. Thus the vanishing of the strong self-intersection number may be considered as


(L_{i})=\delta W\subseteq
\delta X$. Let $L$ denote the vertex set of a component of $\overline{W}$, and let $H_{L}$ be the stabilizer in $H$ of $L$. Since $\delta Q$ is finite, we see that $H_{L}\backslash \delta L$ is finite. Hence $H_{L}\backslash
\Gamma $ has more than one end. Now our hypothesis that $(G,H)$ is of surface type implies that $H_{L}$ has finite index in $H$ and thus $%
H_{L}\backslash \delta W$ is finite. If $H_{L}\neq H$, we see that $%
H_{L}\backslash \delta W$ divides $H_{L}\backslash \Gamma $ into at least three infinite components. Thus $H_{L}=H$ and so $\overline{W}$ is connected. The other components of $\overline{X}$ have finite image in $%
H\backslash \Gamma $. Similarly, exactly one component of $\overline{X^{\ast
}}$ has infinite image in $H\backslash \Gamma $. The same argument shows that for any finitenamely that $G$ splits over a subgroup commensurable with $H$ itself. A key difference between the two statements is that, in the above conjecture, one does not expect the almost invariant set associated to the splitting of $G$ to be at all closely related to $X$. Dunwoody and Roller proved this conjecture when $H$ is virtually polycyclic [@D-R:poly], and Sageev [@Sag] proved it for quasiconvex subgroups of hyperbolic groups. The paper of Dunwoody and Roller [@D-R:poly] contains information useful in the general case. The second step in their proof, which uses a theorem of Bergman [@Bergman], proves the following result, stated in our language. (There is an exposition of Bergman’s argument and parts of [@D-R:poly] in the later versions of [@D-S:torus].)

Let $(G,H)$ be a pair of finitely generated


are finitely generated groups with $e(G,H)>1$ and if $G$ commensurises $H$, then $G$ splits over a subgroup commensurable with $H$.

Corollary \[canmakenested\] leads to the following partial solution of the above conjecture of Kropholler and Roller:

If $G$, $H$ are finitely generated groups with $e(G,H)>1$, if $e(G,K)=1$ for every subgroup $K$ commensurable with a subgroup of infinite index in $H$, and if $X$ is a $H$–almost invariant subset of $G$ such that $si(H\backslash
X,H\backslash X)=0$, then $G$ splits over a subgroup commensurable with $H$.

Observe that Corollary \[canmakenested\] shows that, by changing $H$ up to commensurability, and changing $X$, we may assume that the translates of $X$ are almost nested with respect to $Comm_{G}(H)$ and nested with respect to $%
\mathcal{K}=\{g\in G:gX\sim X$ or $X^{\ast }\}$. If we do not have almost nestinginto three histological groups; acute cellular rejection, chronic rejection, or no rejection. The extent of T-cell infiltration of renal tissues was assessed by immunohistochemical staining with an anti-CD3 monoclonal antibody. Numerous TUNEL positive cells were detected in all transplant biopsies examined; these consisted mainly of renal tubular cells and infiltrating cells, with some TUNEL positive cells also detected in the glomeruli. In the case of normal kidney tissue, renal cells also stained positive for TUNEL but there was no lymphocytic infiltration. There was significantly more T-cell infiltration observed in acute rejection biopsies compared to the no rejection biopsies. In the case of Fas L expression, there was little expression in all three biopsy groups, apart from one case of chronic rejection. Conversely, although there were no significant differences


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The Stryker fire isn't the 2nd Calvary Regiment's first incident during a NATO operation. During a June 2018 exercise, four of the regiment's Strykers collided during a road march in Lithuania, injuring 15 US soldiers.


Supermode Bragg grating combined Mach-Zehnder interferometer for temperature-strain discrimination.
We report on a compact sensor by integrating a Mach-Zehnder interference and a cladding Bragg grating in a same section of all-solid photonic bandgap fiber. Theoretical investigation reveals that the Bragg grating resonance stems from the coupling of counter-propagating cladding LP01-like supermodes and the Mach-Zehnder interference works between a LP01-like supermode and LP01 core mode. Compared with the interference fringe, such supermode grating dip responses to axial strain in a more sensitive and opposite-direction manner. Whereas, the interference fringe shows a higher temperature sensitivity than the supermode grating dip. By means of these different responses, this device finds a useful application in the discrimination of temperature and axial strain.would avoid that move until we know more with how Pep is going to use David across this period. Lucas only played just over half an hour v Inter, so he should be safe for the weekend.

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a new Marshall Plan to help Caribbean islands recover from the aftermath of Hurricane Irma . "But hundreds of dedicated British public servants are doing their utmost to help, and they will not relent in their efforts". "I had been told it was going to be a scene of devastation from the air and I have to say that I looked down as we flew in and I saw ... Consulte Mais Informação

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been correlated to p53 levels in lung cancer cells \[[@B11],[@B14]\], and in this study a dose-dependent increase in p53 was observed in response to Ad-eIF5A1 and Ad-eIF5A1~K50A~ infection in A549 cells (Figures [1](#F1){ref-type="fig"}B and [3](#F3){ref-type="fig"}). Phosphorylation of p53 at serines 15, 37, and 392 was also correlated with increased eIF5A1 expression (Figure [4](#F4){ref-type="fig"}). Phosphorylation at these sites has been demonstrated to regulate the apoptotic activity of p53 \[[@B19]\]. Phosphorylation of p53 at serine 15, which has been demonstrated to increase protein stability and activity \[[@B22],[@B23]\], may partially account for the increased p53 expression observed in response to eIF5A1. ERK1/2 and p38 MAPK have both been reported to phosphorylate p53 at several residues, including serine 15 \[[@B24],[@B25]\]. Accordingly, we examined the effects of chemical inhibitors of p38 MAPK, JNK, and ERK


MAPK (Figure [7](#F7){ref-type="fig"}B-C). These data suggest that over-expression of eIF5A1, and ensuing activation of p38 MAPK signaling, act as a more potent inducer of cell death in malignant A549 cells than in normal lung cells. In addition, ERK MAPK was activated in response to Ad-eIF5A1 or Ad-eIF5A1~K50A~ infection in malignant A549 cells, but not in WI-38 cells (Figures [7](#F7){ref-type="fig"}B and [7](#F7){ref-type="fig"}D). Expression levels of the pro-survival Bcl-2 protein were found to be much higher in WI-38 cells than A549 cells (Figure [7](#F7){ref-type="fig"}B), which may also have contributed to survival of these cells.

![**A549 lung carcinoma cells are more susceptible to eIF5A1-induced apoptosis than normal lung cells.** A549 lung carcinoma cells or WI38 normal lung fibroblasts cells were infected at an MOI of 80 with adenovirus expressing LacZ, eIF5A1, or eIF5A1~K50A~. Four hoursGreen Supermix (Bio-Rad), and 1 μL of cDNA. Real time PCR was performed in a MiniOpticon Real Time PCR Detection System (Bio-Rad) for 40 cycles using glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate dehydrogenase (GAPDH) as a reference gene. The tumor suppressor p53 was amplified using the following primers \[[@B11]\]: forward 5′-CGCTGCTCAGATAGCGATGGTC-3′; reverse 5′-CTTCTTTGGCTGGGGAGAGGAG-3′. The primers used to amplify tumor necrosis factor receptor 1 (TNFR1) were the following: forward 5′-ATCTCTTCTTGCACAGTGG-3′; reverse 5′-CAATGGAGTAGAGCTTGGAC-3′. The primers used to amplify the housekeeping gene GAPDH were: forward 5′-CTGTAGCCCCCATGTTCGTCAT-3′; and reverse 5′ --CCACCACCCTGTTGCTGTAG-3′.

Apoptosis assays
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Apoptosis was quantified by labeling cells with Annexin V-FITC and propidium iodide using the FITC Annexin V Apoptosis Detection Kit II, according to the manufacturer's instructions, followed by analysis on a BD FACSVantage SE system (BD Bioscience) with an argon laser source. A minimum of five


later the cell lysate was harvested and analyzed by western blot analysis for expression of phosphorylated c-Jun (ser63), p53, or eIF5A.

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Acknowledgments
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We thank Dr. Sarah Francis for her thorough review of the manuscript.
Today, the Sacramento Kings announced a mentoring event with Sacramento youth and the recognition of youth scholarship recipients at the California Classic Summer League. The summer NBA exhibition in Sacramento tips off on Monday, July 1 with double header action when the Los Angeles Lakers take on the Miami Heat at 6 p.m. – and closing out the night when the Kings host the Golden State Warriors at 8 p.m.

On Monday, prior to the series tip-off, the Kings will host a career mentoring session with youth associated with the Build.Black. Coalition and players from the Kings and Queens Rise Co-Ed Basketball League. These youth will get an opportunity to talk with Kings and Sierra Health Foundation staff on career development and create vision boards for their futures in


nuclear Fe--S proteins are maturated via the eukaryote-specific cytosolic iron--sulfur cluster assembly (CIA) machinery, which is, however, dependent on the mitochondrial ISC machinery for sulfur supply ([@B40]). Hence, given the high cellular demand for iron, sophisticated systems exist to control Fe uptake and intracellular distribution due to its potential toxicity. Strikingly, the Fe sensing systems and associated transcription factors generally differ in bacteria, yeast/fungi, mammals, and plants, but might include common actors such as glutaredoxins (GRXs) and BOLAs ([@B20]).

Two GRX classes, I and II, are present in most organisms whereas additional classes are specific to some species/genus/kingdoms ([@B2]; [@B19]). GRXs of the first class are involved in redox regulation, reducing protein disulfides or glutathione-protein mixed disulfides. GRXs from class II participate in the regulation of Fe homeostasis ([@B47];iron homeostasis ([@B35]; [@B34]), and for mitochondrial BOLAs (human BOLA3 and yeast Bol1, Bol3) in the maturation of Fe--S clusters ([Table 1](#T1){ref-type="table"}; [@B15]; [@B42]; [@B67]).

A very close relationship between class II GRXs and BOLAs was initially evident from genome (gene co-occurrence and clustering, existence of fusion proteins) and large-scale interactomic analyses in various organisms (reviewed in [@B53]). Then, the molecular and structural determinants of the complexes were investigated in detail using mutational, spectroscopic and structural analyses on recombinant proteins. This led to demonstrate that class II GRXs and BOLAs form both apo- and holo-heterodimers bridging a \[2Fe--2S\] cluster, usually more stable than the \[2Fe--2S\] cluster-bridging GRX homodimers, and to identify the residues serving as ligands ([@B38]; [@B20]; [@B53]). In GRX-BOLA holo-heterodimers, the \[2Fe--2S\] cluster is ligated using the


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A: Anyone interested in Nutrition Works can come fill out an intake with me or another staff member in Member Services. It really is a great program, because you not only get healthy food, you also get the skills and recipes in the workshops to use the food in everyday life. Changing habits is hard. The pantry provides a structural change (the food’s great!), but we’re also there with people to help them change their habits.

Public health education about HIV and IV-drug use must be expanded beyond risks of transmission. While researchers promote more comprehensive, lifestyle-oriented models for studying HIV/AIDS, many continue to isolate the topic of crystal meth use to conversations around primary prevention. HIV positive people face considerable health risks if they are crystal meth users,Q:

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sex, and familial alcoholism history) will be examined as predictors of differences in initial level and growth trajectories of neurocognitive performance. Differences in initial level and in subsequent changes in neurocognitive functioning will be tested as predictors of short-term (i.e., 6 wks) and longer term (i.e., 6 and 12 mon) treatment outcomes. In a subset of the data (N= 122), we will also test whether initial level and change in neurocognitive functioning moderate the effects of treatment process variables on treatment outcome, and whether their relation differs between those with an alcohol only, other drug only, or alcohol and other drug use disorder. Growth curve trajectories of changes in neurocognitive functioning, especially within the domains of executive controliabstraction and memory, are hypothesized to increase the prediction of treatmenta Mam accent, that they do not call themselves indios …….we are los naturales de esta tierra ……..we are of pure Mayan blood and have maintained our culture, religion and costumes throughout the centuries, in our own language. Mam we call ourselves ine , and we are the authentic people of this land …..all others are ladinos. We don’t mix and we don’t inter-marry. The ladinos are the foreigners who came to this country. They have influenced some naturales to the degree that they have abandoned our dress and traditions and they speak in Castillian, and so they have become ladinos also.

Today the large majority of the population of Guatemala is pure Maya. One might say that Guatemala is divided into two basic ethnic (although this word becomes


home to areas in the northeastern prefecture of Japan.

This week the government has started the first decontamination projects in one of the former no-entry zones around Tamura City. The lack of response has meant local residents are required to volunteer to aid in the decontamination efforts, and even forced the government to hire private contractors to perform decontamination work, which increases the risk to both the workers and the communities themselves.

A more startling fact may be that the Ministry has not been able to acquire enough space for temporary storage of contaminated soil and other waste. The government had planned to build temporary storage sites around the Fukushima Daiichi site to store the waste until its final disposal, but is facing fierce opposition from the locals in responseto the central governments vaguely defined and evasive efforts.

Evasive you say? The central government has not requested or required any reports on the status of acquiring adequate storage space, and what progress has been made, effectively demonstrating their willingness to abandon such details to the locals to sort out.

This is no assertion. It is an admitted fact when central government officials have forced to weigh in. “With the exception of regions under the state’s direct jurisdiction, we’ve been asking municipalities to conduct (decontamination) independently,” a ministry official in charge reported to the Japan Times.

In fact, the Ministry has declined multiple requests from local officials to send experts and representatives to public meetings with residents, to help and explain the need and work to obtain approval for storage sites,


the Southern boundary of the US Sector.  The 1st Armored Division returned in late 1996 to Germany.
 One of MND-N's components was the Nordic-Polish Brigade (NORDPOLBDE) (, see :pl:Polski Kontyngent Wojskowy w Bośni i Hercegowinie) which was a multinational brigade of Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Poland, Sweden and USA. It was formed in 1996, and till its disestablishment in 2000 it was stationed in Bosnia and Herzegovina as part of both IFOR and SFOR. The Nordic Support Group at Pécs in Hungary handled the relay of supply, personnel and other logistical tasks between the NORDPOL participating countries and their deployed forces in Bosnia-Herzegovina. It comprised several National Support Elements.

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Further reading
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While in town, Netanyahu will attend the American Israel Public Affairs Committee’s annual convention. For the first time, Obama will also speak to AIPAC, the conservative pro-Israel lobby, in an address scheduled for Sunday.

American Jews are an important constituency within the Democratic Party and play a major role in fundraising. A year and a half before the next election, some American Jewish activists and voters are wary of Obama after his early pressure on Israel to stop settlement construction in the West Bank.

The most recent Gallup polling shows Obama with 65 percent approval among U.S. Jews. Democratic officials believe Obama will have no trouble


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      Howard’s remaining contentions are unpersuasive.

      AFFIRMED.

                                          2                                I draped it, did I realise it had added quirk by way of a different colour on either side of the pleat-bunch. Then I learnt from a friend’s comment on the Facebook picture that the pattern is inspired by artist Piet Mondrian’s style.

If you’ve been following my (admittedly sparse of late) style posts, you’ll already know that sarees with blouses-that-are-not are my signature. This one is a sheer, ribbed black top that mum got me a couple of years ago, that I haven’t worn since it looks a bit too tweeny-partygirl even for me. But with this saree, well, see for yourself…

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earrings

Minakari came to my rescue. I love the intricacy, and colours of this Rajashtani design. It’s not terribly expensive so is practical to wear in a city. This set is in the rather unconventional (for Indianwear) colour of black. The heart-shapes are bordered with silvery enamel and edged with pearls. I figured it would be just right to offset the rich pink of my saree.

Black raw silk clutch and black enamels/pearl minakari set

I used black for the rest of my accessories too. My clutch was a Cottage Emporium raw silk one borrowed from my mother. Footwear was a pair of strappy black Catwalk sandals. Incidentally, if you are new to saree-wearing, one important tip is to put on your footwear before donning the saree. That way you getI think this is definitely the way to go for future saree occasions.

In addition to all of these, here are a few touches of my own personal style. Firstly my hair, freshly cut the day before. I think the short, bouncy style really embodies me and I’ve sported various versions over the past four years. It adds a modern touch to the traditional ensemble. Then there’s the tattoo. I envisaged just such an occasion, being able to show a flash of a roaring dragon tattoo against the demureness of a saree. What do you think? Did I succeed in bringing Divadom to the saree too?

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Pink kanjeevaram saree: Kanchipuram (the birthplace of the kanjeevaram saree)

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is alien to me. I wouldn’t have felt quite so out of place in a Tamilian festival, even if I have never really lived in the state. And then again, something connects me to a community that shows its devotion to a deity that intrigues me. The distance doesn’t signify non-relatability.

I live a fairly ‘Westernized’ life with every urban amenity possible, speaking English with my family and friends, juggling careers that are unfamiliar to the average Indian. Religion has its own neat, little compartment in my organized life. Even living right at the heart of a cultural melting-pot like Mumbai, my life is clearly charted from relatable point to the next, neatly avoiding anything that doesn’t belong in this utopia. The chaos is well-managed. But on occasion, itspills over and all I can do is marvel. The colour, the drama, the costumes, the people at the Gangaur celebration, they were all over the top and they also felt familiar, like home. While getting swept away in the sheer grandiosity of the experience, all I could think was, India doesn’t do anything by half-measures. This is not something that cynicism can snatch you away from.

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Did you notice that I don’t have a blogroll anymore? No, I’m not going anti-social on you. I have a number of reasons for this.

I found that blogs drop in and out of existence more frequently than I can keep up.

Not every post on a site or a blog may be of interest.

I’m not sure that most of my


readers check the blogroll.

On the other hand, I know that more and more people are sharing links on Twitter and Facebook. There’s already a massive overload of information bombarding you if you’re online. So I decided, it was time for a change.

So is my other blog, The XX Factor and that’s where I actually tried this first. The XX Factor Facebook page gets not just the blog’s posts but also links to other related stuff on the net that could interest my readers (dating, relationships, battle of the sexes, gender humour).

I’ll be doing the same thing withThe Idea-smithy Facebook page from now on. And so that the readers of my blog who aren’t on Facebook don’t miss out, I’ll do a periodic post that’s collates all or theHello Mr Nagraj,
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 ("receiver_nodes_to_edges",
       blocks.broadcast_receiver_nodes_to_edges, RECEIVER_NODES_TO_EDGES),
  )
  def test_output_values(self, broadcaster, expected):
    """Test the broadcasted output value."""
    input_graph = utils_tf.data_dicts_to_graphs_tuple(
        [SMALL_GRAPH_1, SMALL_GRAPH_2])
    broadcasted_out = broadcaster(input_graph)
    self.assertNDArrayNear(
        np.array(expected, dtype=np.float32), broadcasted_out, err=1e-4)

  @parameterized.named_parameters(
      ("globals_to_edges",
       blocks.broadcast_globals_to_edges, BROADCAST_GLOBAL_TO_EDGES),
      ("globals_to_nodes",
       blocks.broadcast_globals_to_nodes, BROADCAST_GLOBAL_TO_NODES),
      ("sender_nodes_to_edges",
       blocks.broadcast_sender_nodes_to_edges, SENDER_NODES_TO_EDGES),
      ("receiver_nodes_to_edges",
       blocks.broadcast_receiver_nodes_to_edges, RECEIVER_NODES_TO_EDGES),
  )
  def test_output_values_larger_rank(self, broadcaster, expected):
  use_edges, use_nodes, use_globals, edges_reducer, nodes_reducer):
    """Compares the output of a GlobalBlock to an explicit computation."""
    input_graph = self._get_input_graph()
    global_block = blocks.GlobalBlock(
        global_model_fn=self._global_model_fn,
        use_edges=use_edges,
        use_nodes=use_nodes,
        use_globals=use_globals,
        edges_reducer=edges_reducer,
        nodes_reducer=nodes_reducer)
    output_graph = global_block(input_graph)

    model_inputs = []
    if use_edges:
      model_inputs.append(
          blocks.EdgesToGlobalsAggregator(edges_reducer)(input_graph))
    if use_nodes:
      model_inputs.append(


   blocks.NodesToGlobalsAggregator(nodes_reducer)(input_graph))
    if use_globals:
      model_inputs.append(input_graph.globals)

    model_inputs = tf.concat(model_inputs, axis=-1)
    self.assertIs(input_graph.edges, output_graph.edges)
    self.assertIs(input_graph.nodes, output_graph.nodes)

    output_graph_out = utils_tf.nest_to_numpy(output_graph)
    model_inputs_out = model_inputs

    expected_output_globals = model_inputs_out * self._scale
    self.assertNDArrayNear(
        expected_output_globals, output_graph_out.globals, err=1e-4)

  @parameterized.named_parameters(
      ("only scaling", 2, 0),
      ("only offsetting", 0, 2),
      ("scaling and offsetting", 2, 2),
      ("without scaling and offsetting", 1, 0),
  )
  def test_optional_arguments(self, scale, offset):
    """Assesses the correctness of the GlobalBlock using arguments."""
   = self._get_input_graph()
    input_graph = input_graph.map(lambda v: tf.cast(v, data_dtype),
                                  ["nodes", "edges", "globals"])
    input_graph = input_graph.map(lambda v: tf.cast(v, indices_dtype),
                                  ["receivers", "senders"])
    model = block_constructor(
        functools.partial(snt.nets.MLP, output_sizes=[10]))
    output = model(input_graph)
    for field in ["nodes", "globals", "edges"]:
      self.assertEqual(data_dtype, getattr(output,


Growth hormone deficiency (GHD) and secretory insufficiency are major causes of growth faillure and consequent severe short stature. While central nervous system dysfunction accounts for most cases of GHD, specific genetic defects in the GH secretory apparatus can also be responsible, especially when GHD occurs in families. We will define a pool of affected individuals by appropriate endocrine screening studies, test for association with GHRHR and other candiate genes, identify regions of the human GHRHR gene most likely to have phenotypically significant mutations and then screen for such mutations and we will examine leukocyte mRNA for low level transcription of GHRHR gene which could be sxploited for mutation analysis.also think misconceptions come from two extremes. One side thinks we believe in and worship a literal Satan. Peggy covers this as an easily dismissed horror movie cliché. The other extreme is that we are MERELY atheists. This is also inaccurate. We see Satanism as both a philosophy and an actual, fully fleshed-out carnal religion, complete with dogmas, rituals, shared symbolism, aesthetic, art, and culture. Then there’s the idea that we’re all sullen, blood drenched metal-heads. Well, here we are talking about Tiki drinks and flower shirts!

What is your favorite Tiki bar? Outside of a good bartender, what do you think are essential elements in creating the perfect environment?

RAUL ANTONY: My favorite Tiki bar so far would have to be Don the Beachcomber in Huntington Beach. It’s criminal


Highly Fluorescent Non-Conventional Boron-Difluoride-Based π Organogel with Gelation-Assisted Piezochromism.
Triphenylamine-functionalized boron 2-(2'-pyridyl)imidazole complex bearing no alkyl chains or H-bond unit was found to be able to gelate a series of solvents, and the balanced intermolecular π-π interactions play an important role in its supramolecular self-assembly. The gelator molecule is piezochromic, and the dried gel responded to pressure more sensitively than regular crystalline powder.Hyaluronate coat formation and cell spreading in rat fibrosarcoma cells.
Hyaluronate-containing pericellular coats have been demonstrated around rat fibrosarcoma cells by exclusion of particles (fixed red blood cells). The cell coats normally form during spreading of the rat fibrosarcoma cells subsequent to subculturing. Monensin, a drug which disrupts the Golgi and which also inhibits hyaluronate synthesis in these cells, inhibits the regeneration of these coats after hyaluronidase or trypsin treatment but does not inhibit cell spreading. Cycloheximide, a drug which inhibits protein but not hyaluronate synthesis does not prevent coat regeneration but partially inhibits cell spreading. Thus by exploiting the opposing effects of cycloheximide and monensin on coat regeneration and cell spreading, we have been able to dissociate these two phenomena.


1. Field
The present invention generally relates towards reducing communication latency. More particularly, the present invention relates to optimizing call latency in a group call communication system when participants are geographically co-located in a small number of sectors in a Radio Access Network (RAN).
2. Background
Advances in technology have resulted in smaller and more powerful personal computing devices. For example, there currently exists a variety of portable personal computing devices, including wireless computing devices, such as portable wireless telephones, laptops, personal digital assistants (PDAs) and paging devices that are each small, lightweight, and can be easily carried by users. A wireless device is any device that can communicate with other devices without being physically attached to them. Most wireless devices communicate with each other through radio frequencies.
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Phylogenetic studies of the genus *Pteris* (Pteridaceae) have revealed its major lineages. The monophyly of the genus *Pteris* has been confirmed using six cpDNA and one nuclear markers, and *P*. *platyzomopsis* Christenh. & H. Schneid. (*Platyzoma microphyllum* R. Br.) is included in this genus \[[@pone.0207712.ref001]\]. Furthermore, *Pteris* is classified into three subgenera and 16 sections \[[@pone.0207712.ref002]\]. However, most leaf characters were shown to have arisen several times in different lineages or were even frequently reversed \[[@pone.0207712.ref003]\]. Homoplasy results show that the leaf morphological characters cannot circumscribe sections well, even when combined with the geographic distribution.

Spore morphology has been applied for species delimitation, especially for ferns with similar leaf morphologies, such as *Pteris decrescens* Christ and *P*.


(*Dentatae*, *Denticulatae*), *Litobrochia*), *Tripedipteris*), different from (((((*Creticae*, *Mutilatae*), *Dentatae*), *Litobrochia*), *Tripedipteris*), *Denticulatae*) of Zhang & Zhang's study \[[@pone.0207712.ref002]\]. We discuss this more below.

Spore morphology and specific character of infrageneric classification {#sec008}
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Using SEM, spore morphologies of 57 *Pteris* species, one *Onychium* species, and two *Astrolepis* species were examined; 40 species of them are reported here for the first time. Proximal and distal views of each species were presented (Figs [6](#pone.0207712.g006){ref-type="fig"}--[13](#pone.0207712.g013){ref-type="fig"}) based on Zhang & Zhang\'s infrageneric classification \[[@pone.0207712.ref002]\]. The section *Campteria* has the most species in this study, and they were divided into four parts for further analysis of spore morphology. Spores of most *Pteris* species are tetrahedral and trilete. The proximal view is usually triangular with rounded corners. Some abnormal spores are found, such as monolete spores ofhalf the supposed need for additional funding, and in reality, probably all of it; after all, the law does not permit supplemental spending for new allocations, only to fill in deficiencies in already-budgeted programs, as several lawmakers who are unenthusiastic about the Administration’s “supplemental” request have already pointed out.

And again, it should be stressed that “projects that were supposed to be funded by DAP” should not even exist in the 2014 budget, according to the Administration’s own testimony to the Supreme Court. In late January, then-Solicitor General Francis Jardeleza—in a hearing also attended by Abad—informed the Court that the need for DAP had been satisfied and the program ended in mid-2013, which means, of course, that nothing in the 2014 budget should have been DAP-related. Abad, Valte, and


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  after_create_commit { NotificationRelayJob.perform_later(self) }

  belongs_to :user
  belongs_to :recipient, class_name: "User"
  belongs_to :notifiable, polymorphic: true
end

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class TodoList < ApplicationRecord
  belongs_to :user
  has_many :todo_items, dependent: :destroy

  has_many :favorites
  has_many :users, through: :favorites

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    self.public
  end
end

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CI \[−0.187, 0.610\], *p* = 0.254). As before, combined visual inspection of the correlation and bivariate outlier statistics (Cook's distance greater than 4 times the mean distance, t-test of studentized residuals (*p* \< 0.05), and test of heteroskedasticity (*p* \< 0.05)) identified an influential outlier (same as above) with high D2R BP~ND~ but low subjective value parameter estimates that may have biased the estimated effect. Exclusion of this outlier revealed a stronger association (β = 0.513, 95% CI \[0.105, 0.773\], *p* = 0.017) but the effect did not survive correction for multiple comparisons. D2 BP~ND~ in the midbrain was not significantly associated with subjective value in the midbrain (β = 0.398, 95% CI \[−0.029, 0.702\], *p* = 0.067), ventral striatum (β = 0.026, 95% CI \[--0.400, 0.443\], *p* = 0.909), or PCC (β = −0.172, 95% CI \[−0.554, 0.269\], *p* = 0.443). We did not conduct exploratory voxelwise analysis ofthat study may have reflected subjective valuation, as there were individual differences in the magnitude of representations of value in the fMRI data that were correlated with dopamine receptor availability. That is to say that there may have been subject-specific valuation in addition to the objective valuation that was shared across subjects. To evaluate the uniqueness of the association with subjective value signals in the present study, we conducted additional analyses that examined the robustness of the subject-specific effects in the present study. For comparability to the objective value representations in the prior paper, we also computed estimates of value in the fMRI data using a group-averaged discount rate. At the group level, mean SV provided a worse fit to the data and did not reveal significant activation


the beach guru. He had a very elegant little goatee. He was the guru of the redneck beach scene. He did the paintings of Rat Fink and other custom monsters on surfboards and motorcycles.

DR: The language on the model box is terrific. “A full six-inch figure of Ed Roth’s famous Rat Fink.” Famous among American teenage boys, that is. A giant rat with bulging eyes is their hero! “It goes great with model car displays and other monsters.” What a strange macho trip: full force dragster macho with this Rat Fink chaser! Why was Rat Fink so cool?

SP:Because it was nasty. Rat Finks existed to disgust, as dragsters did. Burn rubber! Look at the picture of Rat Fink: he’s got a lot of flies flying around him, heBackground {#Sec1}
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The characterisation of driver mutations in tumour genomes is a major component of cancer genomics research \[[@CR1]--[@CR3]\]. Cancer develops when somatic cells sustain genetic damage. Some mutations generated in this manner allow a cell and its progeny to survive and divide more rapidly, eventually generating a detectable tumour. However, a large fraction of mutations present in cancer genomes do not confer a detectable advantage to cells, therefore do not experience somatic selection and are termed passenger mutations. The mutations that do confer an advantage to cancerous cells are positively selected during tumour development, and are referred to as driver mutations \[[@CR4]\]. Driver mutations are causally related to the development of individual cancers, so cataloging potential driver mutations is critical to understanding the mechanisms and dynamics of tumour


likely to be functional (*e.g*. promoter or regulatory regions). However, there may be driver regions that lie outside of currently known functional regions or in less well-documented and studied regions. As such, the aforementioned studies notwithstanding, the extent and significance of the contribution of non-coding mutations in cancer development has yet to be fully eludicated. This is in part due to the fact that we do not possess a clear appreciation of how to extricate the information from cancer genomes necessary to interpret the significance of non-coding mutations.

Therefore, in this study we sought to develop a novel method for the identification of mutational hotspots in cancer genomes that can be applied to prioritize putative non-coding driver regions in cancer. First, we aimed to develop a method that wasapplicable to entire genome, both coding and non-coding, rather than only a subset of regions. Second, we decided to incorporate information on evolution conservation in addition to mutation recurrence, and to determine what impact the inclusion of this information has on the regions identified. We developed a procedure for validating the performance of our scoring method that is based on the ability to identify known driver genes within coding regions. We also applied our method in a cancer type specific analysis to evaluate the possibility that some non-coding driver regions might be mutated in a cancer type specific manner.

Results {#Sec2}
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We have developed a scoring method, described in detail below, that identifies regions of the genome that are more frequently mutated compared to flanking regions (recurrence score) and that


are less likely to hypermutated. To demonstrate the types of novel regions identified by our analysis, we examined several regions that scored among the top regions in terms of both recurrence and conservation scores in our pan-cancer analysis.

The first region that we examined lies between the protein-coding gene *MED16* and the small nuclear RNA *RNU6-2* (Additional file [2](#MOESM2){ref-type="media"}: Figure S6). This regions lies within a DNase I hypersensitivity site and shows heavy transcription factor binding, suggestive of promoter activity or some other regulatory function. Each mutation within the region lies within a conserved sub-region of the window. No mutations fall within the unconserved regions surrounding this sub-region or within the nearby RNA gene, despite the fact that these latter regions make up the majority of the window. Drivermotif as opposed to a creating a novel motif. To assess the possibility that these mutations may alter protein-binding motifs at the site, we searched the reference sequence of the mutated region for possible matches with known motifs. We identified matches with the transcription factors FOXL1, NKX3-1, and MEF2A. We also searched for matches when the reference sequence is replaced with several of the mutants observed in our dataset. In the case of MEF2A both mutations we tested reduced the maximum similarity score from 13.7 to 5.7 and 0.92, suggesting that the mutations observed in this region may be disruptive to this motif (Additional file [2](#MOESM2){ref-type="media"}: Figure S7).

The second region that we highlight is deep within the intron of the gene *GPR126* (Additional file [2](#MOESM2){ref-type="media"}: Figure S8). This


recurrence score (Table [2](#Tab2){ref-type="table"}) suggests that conservation can highlight regions that are highly conserved but have lower recurrence. All but one of the mutations observed in our dataset overlap the mature microRNA hsa-miR-142-5p based on the miRBase \[[@CR31]\] sequence (Additional file [2](#MOESM2){ref-type="media"}: Figure S10), suggesting that these mutations may have an impact of the ability of the mircoRNA to bind target mRNAs. This creates the possibility that this region is a target of both hypermutation and selection. As a result, it may be useful to use both scores separately to nominate regions with different characteristics. Finally, we highlight a recurrently mutated region in an intron in the gene *MSRA* (Additional file [2](#MOESM2){ref-type="media"}: Figure S11). Similar to several of the other regions highlighted, this region is mutated predominantly at twoacross cancer types consistent with expectations.

In addition to using recurrence as previous studies have, we included conservation as part of the prioritization scores. We have shown that the conservation score can separate known coding drivers from non-drivers. Conservation may also be useful in the analysis of non-coding mutations, both to increase confidence that recurrent non-coding mutations have the potential to impact function, as well as to highlight non-coding regions that may have lower recurrence but driver potential due to higher conservation. The combined score also appears to outperform the recurrence score alone in terms of distinguishing known driver regions from other exonic regions, suggesting that conservation provides valuable information in addition to recurrence, although this may be more difficult to interpret within the context of non-coding mutations, given


that non-coding regions are generally less well conserved as a whole compared to coding regions. The generally low conservation observed in non-coding regions sugggests that functional non-coding mutations might not necessarily always occur at conserved positions. Thus, it is useful to consider recurrent mutations, even if they are not at highly conserved positions. Using a measure such as the combined score may also highlight regions that have moderate recurrence but which are highly conserved. These regions would be good candidates for more "hill-like" drivers \[[@CR8]\]. As a result, we believe that using both recurrence and a combined score that incorporates recurrence and conservation to prioritise regions that may have different properties is a promising strategy. It is also worth noting that more complex ways of combining these scores\[[@CR41]\]. We considered a region to be a known driver if it overlapped a coding exon of a gene listed in either publication. In total, we constructed a set of 308 driver genes.

Threshold sensitivity analysis {#Sec23}
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For all regions with greater than 2 mutations, we classified the region as either hypermutated or non-hypermuated based on whether the mutations per mutated sample in that region exceed a threshold, where exceeding the threshold resulted in classification as a hypermutated region. We classified regions in this way for thresholds of 1.1, 1.3, 1.3 and 1.5, and compared these classifications to a threshold of 1.2. For each comparison, we calculated the percent of regions that had the same classification (both hypermutated or both non-hypermutated) in the comparison.

Transcription factor binding motif analysis {#Sec24}
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We obtained


mutations identified in our data set. The mutations occur at one of the previously identified bases, generating a *de novo* ETS binding site. **Figure S5:** *PLEKHS1* recurrently mutated region that has previously been identified. We identify mutations at the same base position as previous analyses. **Figure S6:** UCSC browser image depicting a recurrently mutated region identified by our method. Mutations are depicted by black arrows. This region is flanked on the left by the gene *MED16.* **Figure S7:** Sequence logo depicting the *MEF2A* motif. Text above the logo is the reference sequence observed within the recurrently mutated region in the MED16 promoter. Mutated positions are depicted in red. **Figure S8:** UCSC browser image of a second recurrently mutated region identified by our method. Mutations are depicted by blackWarren Cider Works Company- Rhode Island’s first tree-to-glass hard cider company has quietly launched in Warren. After six years of growing apples in a small orchard in the Touisset part of town and making many test batches, Spencer Morris recently opened Warren Cider Works Company, on Child Street. It serves as a tasting room, production space, and retail shop for his small-batch fermented apple juice. “My production is still very limited,” Morris says. “I’m working on the whim of nature and the speed at which a tree can grow. Next year, I’ll have more.” In the tasting room, Morris is currently selling some of the 22 different ciders he made last year, in glasses, flights, and bottles. On any given day, he’ll make four types of cider available


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We had to break the windows. The troopers broke the windows and were able to get in, found the suspect dead on the floor of the schoolhouse. He's still in there now. In addition, we found three -- we had three other students, female students between the ages of 6 and 13, that were shot and killed at the scene.

It appears that the suspect entered the school with the intention of taking hostages. Like I said, he came with 2 x 6's, 2 x 4's and these weapons.

When he initially went into the school, he apparently displayed a handgun. And he was -- he was having some discussion with the class. He was talking about what he had in his hand.

At that time he apparently toldthe kids to line up in front of the blackboard. At that -- at that moment, he began to -- he had ties with him like wire ties, as well as flex cuffs. He began to tie the females, the children's, feet together.

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At the time he let them leave, the teacher was able to get out at that time. And that's why she was able to go and get a phone and dial 911 and alert us of the


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most of them abominations, to defend this bill, but, at its core, it is all about greed.

The arrogance and lack of humility of the conservative position is nauseating. That many healthcare outcomes are beyond people’s individual control doesn’t even occur to them, but Republicans still think their good health is a result of their own righteousness. Utter unholy arrogance.

I don’t think the House bill will pass. What’s frustrating though, is that a mediocre healthcare plan, the ACA, will ‘compromise’ with a horrifying Republican plan (the House bill) to create a shitty system. We are moving backwards (and for anyone who said there wasn’t a difference between Democrats and Republicans, please shut the fuck up now. Yes, better than isn’t the same as good, but the lesser evil, when1519); Bond v. United States, 572 U. S. ____ (2014) (interpreting the term “chemical weapons” under 18 U. S. C. §229(a)). The defense bar should be emboldened by this trend.


ASK DR. RUTH – Film Review

America’s Sex Therapist is 90 and Not Slowing Down

DIRECTED BY RYAN WHITE/2019

If celebrity was a machine, it would be one that reduces. I don’t mean reducing in size, exactly, but in complexity. Complications, contradictions, quirks – all eliminated in favor of a lowest-common-denominator shorthand. Easily caricatured. Easily marketed.

This has never been more true than in the case of Dr. Ruth Westheiemer. Who is she? Why, she’s the tiny sex therapist with the big smile and the German accent! There’s your shorthand! It worked like a charm when Dr. Ruth was all over talk shows and advertising and even tried her hand at acting. But unsurprisingly, there’s alway been more to Dr. Ruth than her 4’7” frame, her girlish laugh, and her willingness tofront of her daughter once, when her husband died.

Onscreen Dr. Ruth seems both forthright and guarded. She talks freely about her first sexual experience, but brushes off several of White’s inquiries with “What a stupid question!” She controls her image tightly and absolutely never discusses politics. Except, of course, when she does – because matters of sexuality and politics are always entangled in this country. Dr. Ruth was always an outspoken advocate for abortion rights and a supporter of the gay community even during the AIDS crisis (or perhaps, especially, during the AIDS crisis). This made her a foe of the family values crowd, as did her frank discussions of masturbation, fetishes, and other formerly taboo topics. It now seems almost quaint, some of the things she said


will count towards making their vote count.

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the Man, Reckless,
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performance to his mother and his gorgeous girlfriend.
Christian Briones (Donald) is a History major. He is glad to be back on stage after last
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He thanks everybody who has given him the opportunity to work on stage again, including
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live love.n Christian is a current recipient of a Saunders Drama Scholarship.
Michael Diaz (Kolenkhov) is a Communication major happily in his junior year. This is his
fifth play at UHD and his second major production. He is looking forward to graduating and
hopefully being awarded an internship at Disney'sA de novo mutation in KCNN3 associated with autosomal dominant idiopathic non-cirrhotic portal hypertension.
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A lot of us that write about games end up here kind of by mistake. I did—when I left college I had very different career goals. But we aren’t unhappy. We love games, and clearly we like writing. However, it’s still curious to me to hear that my peers are making more intentional inroads into the industry. It’s notoriously unfair and, well John Oliver had that whole bit about how journalism is dying, and this is an extremely niche entertainment press and at even great danger of losing money and shriveling up.

So when I had a chance, I sat wrote some letters to friends Dante Douglas and Amr Alaaser, editors of the new games blog Deorbital, to try to get some answers out of them. The short answeror mainstream oppressive viewpoints, then that media isn’t something that I think is useful in the artform. Which, I understand, is kind of a more radical viewpoint, but it’s something that I think about a lot. The bar for games to be more diverse & inclusive is very low, and we still see mainstream games failing to clear it. It gets frustrating to have to hear about AAA’s latest socially stagnant gaffe or some large company saying something sexist/racist/ableist/etc. It happens often, and if you’re tuned into twitter you’ve probably heard of quite a few instances.

I, at least (and I think Amr as well), do have somewhat of an explicit goal with Deorbital (one might call it an agenda, even). We’re pushing writing that we think both fits


into a more personal, subjective, critical section of games writing, and we’re pushing writing that pushes the boundaries of mainstream games writing. And we’re trying to do it with as many writers of marginalized identities as possible. Simply put, I think both me and Amr agree that the state of games writing as it currently stands is strong-and getting stronger—but as with many areas of representative media, the most common voices remain very white, very male, very straight. In whatever way it can be, Deorbital is meant to be a place where we can boost and uplift more diverse writings and writers, and I think we’re doing pretty well so far.Q:

GitKraken : fetching pull requests failed

I've just installed a free version of GitKraken and logged myself on github.
The software is working but when I pull a branch, I've always a red warning popup telling me "fetching pull requests failed"

Have you ever experienced that? Did I miss something in the configuration?
PS: my repositories are private

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GitKraken can definitely work with private repos, but it would need to be authorized.  Would you be able to login to GitHub using an account that can manage the organization, then click on the organization, then click 'settings' at the top, then 'third party access' on the left? Then you can either remove restrictions at the top to allow all third party apps approved by users, or click on the requested apps in the


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There was no second-year syndrome for Cotric, who proved to be just as devastating with the ball in hand last season, crossing the stripe 12 times as he continued to build a potent combination with Jarrod Croker on Canberra's left edge.

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u_{\mid U})\end{array}
,$$where $\Gamma ( \varphi ,\varphi _{0}) ( u_{\mid U}) =( u^{a}\circ \varphi
_{0}^{-1}) ( \varphi _{a}^{\alpha }\circ \varphi _{0}^{-1}) t_{\alpha }$.

Let $(\rho ,\eta )$ and $( Th,h) $ be two vector bundles morphisms given by the diagram $$\begin{array}[b]{ccccc}
F & ^{\underrightarrow{~\ \ \ \rho \ \ \ \ }} & TM & ^{\underrightarrow{~\ \
\ Th\ \ \\ }} & TN \\
~\downarrow \nu &  & ~\ \ \downarrow \tau _{M} &  & ~\ \ \downarrow \tau _{N}
\\
N & ^{\underrightarrow{~\ \ \ \eta ~\ \ }} & M & ^{\underrightarrow{~\ \ \
h~\ \ }} & N\end{array}
,$$such that $\eta $ and $h$ are diffeomorphisms. If $( U,\xi _{U}) \in [
\mathcal{A}_{M}] $ and $( V,\eta _{V}) \in [ \mathcal{A}_{N}] $ such that $U\subseteq h^{-1}( V) ,$ then the modules morphism $\Gamma ( Th\circ \rho
,h\circ \eta ) $ is given locally by the equality $$\label{15}
\begin{array}{c}
\Gamma ( Th\circ \rho ,h\circ \eta ) ( z^{\alpha }t_{\alpha }) ( f_{\mid V})
=z^{\alpha }\rho _{\alpha }^{i}( \frac{\partial ( f\circ h_{\mid U}) }{\partial x^{i}}\circ h^{-1}) _{\mid V},\end{array}$$for any $z^{\alpha }t_{\alpha }\in \Gamma (F_{\mid V},\nu ,V)$ and $f\in
\mathcal{F}( N) .$

Since