using PerkinElmer UV/vis/NIR Lambda 750 spectrophotometer equipped with integrating sphere. Photoluminescence spectra were recorded on LS-55 with 450 W continuous xenon arc lamp as the excitation source and excitation wavelength of 350 nm.

4.3. Photocatalytic Studies {#sec4.3}
---------------------------

Methyl orange (MO) was taken as a model pollutant to evaluate the photocatalytic property of the optimized photocatalyst. The concentration of the standard stock solution of MO was 20 mg/L. For each of the photocatalytic experiments, catalyst concentration was maintained at 1 g/L. Metal halide lamp (Philips India Ltd.) with λ~max~ around 510 nm was used to perform all of the photodegradation experiments. The lamp was cooled down using the surrounding water jacket connected to the chiller for maintaining the reaction at room temperature. The intensity and the photon flux of the metalGLOBULES

2 BILLION light year scale of FILAMENTARY STRUCTURE and BLACKENED area ZOA ZONE OF AVOIDANCE

the ZOA zone of avoidance is vast, thin, and flat, obscuring 90% of the largest scale structures, such as hyperclusters in their entirety. Our common location in the disk is a hinderance for perceiving the real size of the universe


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#### OpenDocument 파일

MS Word(`*.doc`) 파일에 사용한 방법은 OpenOffice.org(혹은 LibreOffice.org) 파일 형식인 OpenDocument(`*.odt`) 파일에도 적용할 수 있다.

아래의 내용을 `.gitattributes` 파일에 추가한다:

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`.git/config` 파일에 `odt` diff 필터를 설정한다:

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OpenDocument 파일은 사실 여러 파일(XML, 스타일, 이미지 등등)을 Zip으로 압축한 형식이다. OpenDocument 파일에서 텍스트만 추출하는 스크립트를 하나 작성한다. 아래와 같은 내용을 `/usr/local/bin/odt-to-txt` 파일로(다른 위치에 저장해도 상관없다) 저장한다:

	#! /usr/bin/env perl
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to slipcase). Housed in later chemise and slipcase.
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Section II: of 'Work in Progress.' The illuminated capital letter
at the beginning is the work of Lucia Joyce the author's daughter"
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Several case reports and reviews support a relationship between atopic dermatitis (AD) and infective endocarditis (IE). Here, we present a case of severe AD suspected of causing IE. A 21-year-old man with severe AD was admitted to our hospital due to unidentified fever, syncope, and headache.


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This graphic illustrates the cocreation process at work – how subtle environmental cues can activate certain mental models, which then unconsciously affect our interpretations. Cocreation occurs not just in ads; it’s everywhere.

The mental model that was activated in your mind affected whether you framed Woods’ apology as genuine and sincere, or overly-scripted and phony.


al., [@B19]). This approach fits each neuron\'s spikes independently as a function of stimuli, but also conditioned upon the *past spiking history* of all other neurons in the population. The conditional independence assumption follows from causality, a neuron at time *t* can only be influenced by events in the past, at time *t*′ \< *t*. Conditional independence makes fitting coupled GLMs computationally tractable, since each of the *N* neurons\'s spikes can be fit separately using efficient iteratively reweighed least squares algorithms (McCullagh and Nelder, [@B36]; Komarek and Moore, [@B31]; Komarek, [@B30]). As they include both stimuli and time lagged interactions between neurons, GLMs often provide an extremely good description of how populations collectively code dynamic stimuli.

GLMs do not, however, include dependencies between neurons *in the same time bin*.That is $X(s) = \overline{X}\xi_{X}(s)$ and $Y(s) = \overline{Y}\xi_{Y}(s)$ where ξ~*X*~(*s*) ≠ ξ~*Y*~(*s*) necessarily. We remedy this in the next section, where we show how to calculate the *stimulus modulated* missing mass.

2.2. Stimulus modulated missing mass
------------------------------------

The central insights for approximating *M*(*s*) are threefold. First, if the joint probabilities *P*(σ~1~, σ~2~ ... σ~*N*~\|*s*) are known, then the missing mass can be found by simply summing over patterns observed in the training data, which are relatively few.

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The third insight is that these conditional probabilities can be approximated using logistic regression models, at least to the extent required to obtain a good estimate


Appendix A. While this often gives good parameter estimates, it does not provide a normalized probability distribution. e.g., the product of the conditionals is not in general normalized.

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However, the product of conditional probabilities in Equation 11 *is* normalized. Unfortunately, these conditional probabilities are not given by logistic regression models with the same parameters as the Ising model. That is $$\left. P(\sigma_{i} \middle| \sigma_{j};s) \neq \frac{\exp\lbrack h_{i}(s) + 2\sigma_{j}J_{ji}\rbrack\sigma_{i}}{1 + \exp\lbrack h_{i}(s) + 2\sigma_{j}J_{ji}\rbrack} \right.$$ for an arbitrary coupling matrix *J*. Formally, this property, that the marginals of the conditional probabilities do not have the exact same logistic form with the exact same parameters is called lack of *projectivity* (Shalizi and Rinaldo, [@B58]). In fact, it can be shown thata time varying stimulus for 3 Ising model simulated, 100 s long data sets (in different rows) constructed to have missing masses of (1, 2, and 7%). (Details of the simulations, and further simulated results are given in section 3 and Figures [3](#F3){ref-type="fig"}, [4](#F4){ref-type="fig"}.) We show error distributions for (1) *X*(*s*) only (no correction), (2) the Good-Turing approximation, and (3) the conditional logistic approximation (in different columns). Prior to making any corrections \[i.e., approximating *Z*(*s*) by *X*(*s*)\] the error distribution has both high bias and high variance. 99% bounds are {0.9738, 0.9973}, {0.9577, 0.9980}, and {0.8723, 0.9649} for the 1, 2, and 7% data, respectively. The Good Turing correction removes the bias, (means of 1.002, 1.000, and 1.003, respectively) but the variance (due to the time varying stimulus)


and we discuss different possibilities in the Discussion.

3.1. Simulated data
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Simulated data was generated, via Gibbs sampling, using an "protocol" consisting of repeated trials 2500 ms long discretized at 5 ms (500 bins per trial). Stimulus driven Ising models were defined such that each neuron had a firing rate that was strongly variable over each trial but with a 5 Hz mean (see Figure [3A](#F3){ref-type="fig"} for an example.) Each neuron n\'s stimulus drive term *h*~*n*~(*t*) was modeled using a linear sum of local (in time) B-spline basis functions *B*~*m*~(*t*) defined on knots spaced at even 100 ms intervals.

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Finally, in Figure [5](#F5){ref-type="fig"} we compare the Good-Turing estimate of the missing mass with the missing mass as estimated from the Ising


for the stimulus averaged missing mass.

In summary, we tested our missing mass approximation for a range of population sizes, data lengths and coupling strengths and compared it to importance sampling using different numbers of MCMC samples. In all cases the missing mass approximation was more accurate, and took less computation time if enough MCMC samples were used to obtain low error. It is possible that a different importance sampling proposal distribution (perhaps based upon Gibbs sampling using the Ising model parameters) would produce more accurate importance sampling estimates. However, then computation time would drastically increase. For reference, the Gibbs sampler we used to generate the simulated data took 10/39 s to produce to produce 5000 samples for a 20/90 neuron population while the independent neuron sampler took 0.02/0.04some respects, and many methods for solving the Ising model rely upon them (Kotze, [@B32]; Friel et al., [@B17]). For example, many methods improve partition function estimation by utilizing structure in the connectivity matrix to "cluster" tightly connected spins (Cocco and Monasson, [@B15]).

In the case of neurons it is not *a priori* clear which neurons are interacting, and these interactions are fundamentally directed, by synaptic contact, and time lagged, by the time it takes an action potential to propagate down an axon. Still, if one is interested in correlations between neurons at time scales of \~5--10 ms then the Ising model is a very useful statistical framework. It has been used to demonstrate the existence of second and also higher order correlations between neurons (Martignon et al., [@B34];


Schneidman et al., [@B57]; Tang et al., [@B61]; Roudi et al., [@B53]; Ganmor et al., [@B18]). Such studies have conclusively shown that the activity of many neuronal populations is *collective* and that neurons can often not be considered as independent coders. Ising models have also shown that consideration of correlations can sometimes improve decoders, demonstrating that correlations may carry useful information (Schaub and Schultz, [@B55]). Recently, several groups have begun to include time varying stimulus drive (Tkacik et al., [@B63]; Granot-Atedgi et al., [@B22]). Such efforts are crucial because correlations between neurons are weak, and most commonly stimuli and neurons\' own auto structure explain a much greater fraction of the population spiking statistics. We note that the couplings themselves may also be stimulus modulated. Such modulations are, however,an intuitive meaning in terms of whether neurons exhibit correlated firing (positive values of J) or anti correlated (negative values). For example the cat data has mostly positive values for *J*~*ij*~ and hence these neurons exhibit a degree of "synchrony" while the rat spikes appear to be somewhat anti correlated (mostly negative couplings) and the monkey data has both positive and negative couplings. *J* also defines a weighted connectivity graph, which here exhibits all to all connectivity because we did not, in this paper, perform variable selection (see above).

![**Examples of pseudo-likelihood fit parameters**. Left column shows histograms of stimulus drive parameters β~*nm*~ the right shows histograms of parameters of the coupling matrix *J*. Results from 20 neuron rat, monkey and cat data are shown. See Appendix A for


+ {\sum\limits_{j\  \neq \ i}\frac{J_{ij}}{2}} \right. \\
\left. \text{~~~}J_{ij}\rightarrow\mathfrak{J}_{ij} = \frac{J_{ij}}{4} \right. \\
\end{array}$$

The self consistent Equations to be solved can then be written as $$m_{i}(s) = \tanh\left( {\mathfrak{h}_{i}(s) + {\sum\limits_{j\  \neq \ i}\mathfrak{J}_{ij}}m_{j}(s)} \right)$$

and the partition function (for the {−1, 1}) convention is written as $$\begin{array}{l}
{\log{\mathfrak{Z}}_{\text{MF}}(s) = - {\sum\limits_{i}\left\lbrack {\left( \frac{1 + m_{i}(s)}{2} \right)\log\left( \frac{1 + m_{i}(s)}{2} \right)} \right.}} \\
\left. {\text{~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~} + \left( \frac{1 - m_{i}(s)}{2} \right)\log\left( \frac{1 - m_{i}(s)}{2} \right)} \right\rbrack \\
{\text{~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~} + {\sum\limits_{i}{\mathfrak{h}_{i}(s)m_{i}(s)}} + {\sum\limits_{ij}{\mathfrak{J}_{ij}m_{i}(s)m_{j}(s)}}} \\
\end{array}$$

This can then be simply converted back to the {0, 1} convention via $$\log Z_{\text{MF}} = \log{\mathfrak{Z}}_{\text{MF}} + {\sum\limits_{i}\frac{h_{i}(s)}{2}} + {\sum\limits_{ij}\frac{J_{ij}}{4}}$$

C.2 Tap correction
------------------

The Thouless Anderson and Palmer (TAP) correction to naive mean field theory (Thouless et al., [@B62]; Opper and Saad, [@B45]) essentially subtracts off the effect (mediated by otherAnne Frank Story Still Inspires

Children Find Inspiration In Struggles Of Anne Frank

Wwii: After 50 Years

July 06, 1992|By SHERI VENEMA; Courant Staff Writer

Dear Anne, I saw your house where the store was. I liked the bookcase. I saw pictures of you in the concentration camp. I liked the pictures of you when you were small. You were just an ordinary human being.

From letters to Anne Frank by Hartford-area schoolchildren who viewed a recent display on her life at the Connecticut Historical Society.

Amsterdam is usually cloudy, so Dutch homes have huge windows to capture as much light as the overcast sky will grant. Despite the gloomy skies, Amsterdammers are an outdoor people who revel in rare sunny days. On those days, the city seems to bloom. The sun bursts in


narrow house on the canal, directed by the bright flags that adorn the front of the building.

In March, I visited the house for the second time in 10 years. Its message was no less troubling this time.

I wanted to linger in the upstairs rooms. I wanted to look at Anne's wall -- her paste-up pictures of movie stars and magazine cutouts -- and at the small map of Normandy where Otto Frank used pins to chart the course of the war. I wanted to look at the old stove, the sink, even the hand-painted porcelain toilet. I wanted to look at it until I understood it all, or could feel at least some glimmerings of what they felt.

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enigmatic fossils.

In a study published today (October 31, 2019), Eberle and her colleagues report that the fossil tooth fragments likely came from the jaw of a long-extinct cousin of today’s rhinoceroses. This hefty animal may have tromped through the forests of Northwest Canada roughly 8 to 9 million years ago.

And it’s a first: Before the rhino discovery, paleontologists had not found a single fossil vertebrate dating back to this time period in the Yukon.

“In the Yukon, we have truckloads of fossils from ice age mammals like woolly mammoths, ancient horses and ferocious lions,” said Grant Zazula, a coauthor of the new study and Yukon Government paleontologist. “But this is the first time we have any evidence for ancient mammals, like rhinos, that pre-date the ice age.”

Exploring Beringia

It’s aas well as stacking stones for aesthetic reasons
instead of a navigational aid. Both of these violate Leave No Trace but I've
seen a lot of people flamed for bringing it up in casual hiking groups.
Neither of these have as much environmental consequence as littering for
example, but it is still an eyesore and a reminder of human civilization when
one is trying to get away from it.

If you really want to get away from civilization then you should consider
remote backpacking trips. Wilderness backpackers, in general, are strict
followers of Leave No Trace and unless it is a super popular trail there won't
be too many.

~~~
mnky9800n
yes, i was climbing a couple days ago and some teenagers started stacking
rocks right in the middle of the trail head for exiting the climbing area. i
don't understand why


RZRs. RZRs and their like have made off-roading
way more accessible. What used to be outdoor gear rental shops selling kayaks
and mountain bikes have turned into snowmobile and RZR rental shops

In my experience it's the family who shows up at the trailhead with two
trailers full of RZRs who are ignorant of LNT principles, not college students
and young adults getting out to car camp with their REI gear.

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ip26
_I was easily 100 miles from any notable population center, and I figured I
would have my pick of any number of dispersed camping sites along the upper
river. But when I arrived on a Tuesday afternoon [...] Every wide spot in the
road was occupied_

I learned recently that some portion of these people are actually living in
dispersed camping areas full-time, my guess being to avoidpast month.

I think somehow it got into the cultural mind that the woods are somehow
maintained by a janitorial staff. i have no idea how it got so bad.

~~~
jdc0589
this is exactly what I've noticed happening a lot more in the past 2 years.

I've shown up to unmarked campsites where people had clearly abandoned 80% of
their new walmart gear, so much I physically couldn't carry it all out to
trash.

finding a good drive up camp spot in the southeast is basically impossible
unless you go in the middle of the week, especially if you wanna keep it 100%
legal (no private land). Our few national forests and their few roads stay
busy, always have.

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Dowwie
I run at a nearby state park several times a week. After running past litter
for months, but doing nothing about it,


for their own being,
rather than for how they can be used by humans.

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tzs
A long time ago I was flipping through very early morning local TV, and came
across some sort of fishing program that was talking about a neat way to camp
far away from other people.

They would get a float plane and fly deep into the Canadian wilderness and
find a lake far away from any roads or trails. They would land there and then
camp beside the lake for a week or two of fishing and hiking without another
human anywhere within 50 miles, or without any signs than any other humans had
been to that spot in years or decades.

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thedanbob
For anyone else who was confused, BLM in this context stands for Bureau of
Land Management.

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gumby
This seems at first unlikely yet ATVs (evenThere are one set of trails in my town forest that are basically
unusable if it is at all wet because there are basically lakes where ATVs have
ripped up the trail. One ATV can really rip up a trail at a wet time of the
year.

~~~
liability
I'd be very surprised if even one in a thousand ATV campers had a legitimate
physical disability (being a lazy fatass doesn't count, and I can say that
because I'm a lazy fatass. If I can walk a few miles, so can they.)

~~~
gumby
I assume people drive them 1- for fun, 2- to transport extra gear like
coolers, babies, etc. I wonder really if any of them are overnighting it,
rather than heading out and car camping.

Carrying everything on your back and traveling 10-20 miles on foot to make
camp seems


Colton’s parents.

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Hotel guests told FOX 4 that as police knocked on doors to search for the missing toddler, many came right open. Some guests apparently though the doors locked automatically when they swung shut.surrounds the area with a dotted square, but knows to keep the shape of the face for cutting.

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best fit parameter values. The modeling results are presented in the Table \[tab2\].

The above model was applied to each source to obtain a uniform description of the sample. For sources with a high count rate and high number of counts we also included the effects of pileup in our modeling.

### Pileup Analysis

The pileup fractions for the observations were estimated a plot of pileup fraction versus photon/frame in Section 6.14 of the POG$^2$. The photon/frame parameter was calculated by dividing the number of counts by the exposure time and multiplying this ratio by the frame time for each observation. These estimates indicated that pileup was significant in Q0134+329, and Q1416+067.

In order to correctly model pile-up, we removed the ACIS afterglow correction applied in the standard data processing (SDP). This correction, intendedto discard cosmic ray events, could also remove as much as 20% of valid source photons.

In *Sherpa*, an absorption (*xsphabs*) and power law (*pow*) model were fit to the data within the 0.3 to 7.0 keV energy range; Q1416+067 also included a redshifted absorption (*xszwabs*) component since N$_H$, the absorption column was detected in the previous fit for this source. A pileup model (*jdpileup*) was included in these fits, using the Monte-Powell fitting method.

The results of these fits are shown in Table \[tab1\] which displays the spectral index $\Gamma$ obtained from adding in the pileup component as well as the estimated pileup fraction and the pileup fraction found from running the fit. For each target, the index $\Gamma$ increased after including the pile-up component in the fit as expected.


and it heats up the medium to X-ray temperatures. As a result a “cocoon” of hot medium surrounds the radio source. Depending on the density of the medium and the strength of the shock a source of the size of 16 kpc can emit $\sim10^{45}$ erg sec$^{-1}$ in the [*Chandra*]{} band. Such an X-ray luminosity is of the order of the luminosity observed for the sources in our sample (Table 3). Recently [@stawarz2007] (see also [@perucho2002]) modeled the spectra of GPS galaxies with the emission from expanding radio lobe and applied the model to a sample of GPS galaxies. Such emission will be featureless. Spectral lines would be present if the emission originates from a hot thermal plasma and, depending on metallicity, we would expect to detect the emission lines due tometals, in particular oxygen and iron lines.

Thermal X-ray emission due to the shock heated plasma can be easily confused with the emission from the accretion flow. Reflection off cold/warm matter in the accretion disks can be present in some sources. A characteristic Fe K-$\alpha$ fluorescent emission line is usually associated with the reflection component and indicates that the X-ray emission originates in the accretion flow. Of the 8 sources in our sample with a good signal to noise data we detected Fe-line emission in two quasars, Q0740+380 and Q1328+254. In both sources the equivalent width of the emission line is relatively small, $<$0.4 keV (90%). The energy of the detected line, E$_{rest}$=6.40$\pm 0.06$ keV in both cases, indicates that it is not coming from the ionized, thermal material, but it


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[^1]: http://cxc.harvard.edu/proposer/POG/index.html

[^2]: http://cxc.harvard.edu/contrib/yaxx/package

[^3]: http://cxc.harvard.edu/toolkit/colden.jsp

[^4]: http://www.physics.purdue.edu/astro/MOJAVE/


site rates between the eukaryotic and archaebacterial subtrees. Therefore, failure to model the significant evolutionary rate distribution differences (covarion shifts) between the ingroup and outgroup sequences is apparently responsible for the artifactual basal position of microsporidia in phylogenetic analyses of EF-1alpha sequences. Currently, no evolutionary model that accounts for discrete changes in the site rate distribution on particular branches is available for either protein or nucleotide level phylogenetic analysis, so the same artifacts may affect many other "deep" phylogenies. Furthermore, given the relative similarity of the site rate patterns of microsporidian and archaebacterial EF-1alpha proteins ("parallel site rate variation"), we suggest that the microsporidian orthologs may have lost some eukaryotic EF-1alpha-specific nontranslational functions, exemplifying the extreme degree of reduction in this parasitic lineage.steps, with the obtained frozen tiling turning out to be error-free. How general is such an evolution?

![Snapshots each $1000$ flips of the cooling of a random tiling (from left to right).[]{data-label="fig:average_cooling_snapshots"}](cooling.pdf){width="\textwidth"}

The following proposition will give us a first insight into this evolution:

\[prop:possible\_flip\] Whenever a tiling in $\Omega_n$ has an error, a flip which do not increase the number of errors can be performed onto. Moreover, this flip can be chosen so that it decreases the volume of the tiling.

The existence of a (finite) error-free tiling ensures that errors form the boundary of islands. Consider an island whose height is, in modulus, maximal. Such an island is made of hexagons tiled by three-tiles. Performing a flip on such a hexagon decreases the area of the island (hence the volume


follows by checking by induction on its length that the boundary of an island (triconvex or not) has always six more salient than reflex angles. Otherwise, consider a flip in $x$ such that the error edges on the boundary of the six-triangle hexagon of center $x$ are non consecutive. At least two of these edges must be parallel. Thus, by triconvexity, the vertex $x$ is in $\omega$. Hence, such a flip decreases by $1$ the volume (and disconnects the island). In particular, it decreases $\phi$ by at least $4$, so that it can only improve the bound.

![A single triconvex island with $24$ salient angles (downwards triangles) and $18$ reflex angles (upwards triangles). A number in a circle shows the variation of $\phi$ if a flip is performed aroundbest in the alkaline range, or they must have methods of acidifying the cytosol in relation to the extracellular environment. To determine which of the above possibilities an alkaliphile uses, experimentation has demonstrated that alkaliphilic enzymes possess relatively normal pH optimums. The determination that these enzymes function most efficiently near physiologically neutral pH ranges (about 7.5–8.5) was one of the primary steps in elucidating how alkaliphiles survive intensely basic environments. Since the cytosolic pH must remain nearly neutral, alkaliphiles must have one or more mechanisms of acidifying the cytosol when in the presence of a highly alkaline environment.

Mechanisms of cytosolic acidification

Alkaliphiles maintain cytosolic acidification through both passive and active means. In passive acidification, it has been proposed that cell walls contain acidic polymers composed of residues such as


I realised that I actually don't have any classic Italian soaps in my rotation. Among the differing reviews of Cella, Valobra and Vitos, whilst browsing the web looking at some almond scented soaps to try next, I stumbled across this soap on the Barbiere di Figaro website.

It appealed to me in an intriguing way, with not much in terms of info and reviews available online other than the actual product description "TFS shaving soap in special limited edition hard shaving soap 125 grams. This shaving soap has no added fragrance and is specifically for sensitive skin with the exclusive scent of bitter almond".

Hence, after a brief moment of reflection as to whether to get it or the Barbiere di Figaro Raffinato, I decided to go for the TFSpost is the first I've even heard of them. Where did you order them from, BDF?

Ash, you used Google Translate didn't you? The title is actually TFS Aftershave Balm Almond. Mandorla is Italian for Almond, which also explains the scent of the balm, and why I couldn't find it as I didn't use translate.


on a relative basis, these are the next strongest predictors of gun ownership, followed by race, ideology, and age.

Notably, while Republican Party identification is associated with higher rates of gun ownership – 38 percent versus 22 percent for Democrats -- the statistical model shows party is a weaker predictor of gun ownership, once other factors are taken into account. In other words, higher rates of Republican gun ownership likely result more from the fact that men, Southerners, and married people tend to identify as Republicans than from something about being a Republican drawing one to owning a gun.

Given the results of the statistical model, it follows that the highest rate of gun ownership Gallup found among subgroups is for married Southern males. The greater influence of marital statuslikely to own guns than those who are not married, taking into account the effects of other factors. After marital status, the strongest predictors of having a gun in the household are gender and living outside the East -- Eastern residents are 1.7 times less likely to have a gun in the household than those living elsewhere. Race and Southern residence are also highly related to living in a gun household.

Two of the groups most likely to have a gun in the household are married Southern males (70 percent) and married Southern females (62 percent). Southern white males, at 66 percent, are also among the most likely to have a gun in the household.

Implications

Gun owners are predominantly male, and Southern residents are especially likely to own guns. Those


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Create onethe overall similarity between the composite question and answer vectors. When using the causal embeddings, since the relation is directed, we first determine whether the question text is the cause or the effect12, which in turn determines which embeddings to use for the question text and which to use for the candidate answer texts. For example, in a question such as ”What causes X?”, since X is the effect, all cosine similarities would be found using the effect vectors for the question words and the cause vectors for the answer candidate words.\nAlignment model features: We use the same global alignment probability, p(Q|A) of Surdeanu et al. (2011). In our causal alignment model, we adapt this to causality as p(Effect|Cause), and again we first determine the direction of the


similarity features.\nTo determine sources of error, we randomly selected 20 questions that were incorrectly answered and analyzed them according to the categories shown in Table 3. We found that for 70% of the questions, the answer chosen by our system was as good as or better than the gold answer, often the case with community question answering datasets.\nAdditionally, while the maximum causal similarity feature is useful, it can be misleading due to embedding noise, low-frequency words, and even the bag-of-words nature of the model (35% of the incorrect questions). For example, in the question What are the effects of growing up with an older sibling who is better than you at everything?, the model chose the answer ...You are you and they are them - you will be   "title" : "The mathematics of statistical machine translation: Parameter estimation",
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However I have set the value of $model->source but this value doesn't seem to persist because it is not saved in the database.
The only way to solve this i have found is to use a hidden field and pass in the value of $source to the form.
Is there a way to set $model->source and for this value to go in the database without going via the form?

A:

If you need to set the value of $source when displaying the form (because e.g. that's when you have the required


key of D on a D/C# accordion.

In the mid-1950s Paddy O'Brien and Joe Cooley appeared in the New York Irish music scene. Uniquely, O'Brien and Cooley imitated the violin or flute style of playing, a slow unaccented smooth performance. It was the introduction of legato playing to the accordion. It was completely divorced from the tradition of Irish accordion playing in the States which took into consideration the mechanics of the instrument.

Modern players
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impulsive and hyperactive.

Same with anxiety disorders (like OCD). Those kinds of people tend to be so
worried that they have difficulty paying attention.

Hell, even thyroid disorders can look like ADHD.

Either way, you're probably not taking medication right now because you don't
need it.

------
LinaLauneBaer
I am taking Methyphenidat/Amphetamine for nearly 10 years now and it totally
changed my life in a positive way. I wasn't able to read anything longer than
a few sentences (which means no newspaper, no books etc). School was horror
for me. I nearly failed in the lower secondary education. Then I was diagnosed
with ADHD by a German mental research institute and they began to treat ADHD
with medications and my situation improved very quickly.

I am very skeptical when I am confronted with overly critical statements about
the


in the article -- this kid was
blowing through a month's prescription in two weeks time, and his prescription
was for 60mg/day (sometimes higher). He was past the point of therapeutic
doses and that he had psychotic delusions is not terribly surprising.

I have heard of people succumbing to stimulant psychosis after drinking too
much coffee for too many days. This happens with cocaine, amphetamines,
cathinones, etc. Moderation is essential for using these drugs safely, though
that statement is equally true for any drug.

------
brianlovin
I'm a college student, and while I've never seen first-hand a situation like
this, I can attest to the widespread casual use and sale of adderall on
campus. During finals last December, I was offered a pill more times than I
can remember, just $5 or $10 bucks a pop.

I don't think I knew anyonefrankly.

------
Alex3917
This is why learning how to be good at doing drugs is easily the best thing
you can do for your health in terms of ROI. Drug use kills or contributes to
the deaths of something like 1 in 3 Americans, meaning that if you want to
live a long and health life then being good at doing drugs is just as
important as eating healthy and exercising. Except for that unlikely eating
healthy and exercising, which you have to do every day, when it comes to
learning how to be good at doing drugs you just spending a couple months
reading a handful of books and then you're done, that's it.

------
eavc
I recently wrote a short paper that involved reviewing some recent literature
on ADHD diagnosis, faking, treatment options, and abuse. I've created a
pastebin with my


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lens space $L(p,q)$ with generator $g$, the following results hold:

i\) The manifold $L(p,q)$ is equivalent to the manifold $L(p_{N-1},q)$, where $p_{N-1}$ is the second to last convergent in the continued fractions expansion of $p/q$.

ii\) The shortest geodesic at any point is generated by $g^{p_{j}}$, for some convergent $p_{j}$.

iii\) $r_{inj}(x)\leq\frac{\pi}{\sqrt{p}}$. Thus by choosing $p$ to be sufficiently large, one can at each point of a lens space intersects a closed geodesic which is small in units of the curvature radius. We employ this bound to divide the $(q, p)$ plane into detectable, undetectable and observationally excluded regions, as shown in (Fig. 1a). Thus any systematic search for a lens space-shaped universe needs only to concentrate on manifolds that lie in the white central region of the diagram.

iv\) Consider anmedications are continued primarily to treat symptoms of their disease. The most common side effects are initial hunger pangs and a very dry mouth.

"You're slowing down, you're turning off. You're not writhing in pain as you would from an infection or wound or inflamed body part," said Jay Wolfson, a University of South Florida public health and medicine professor who served as court-appointed guardian for Terri Schiavo, the Pinellas County woman who spent years on life support.

Rehm told NBC News that her husband was given low doses of morphine after he stopped nourishment and did not appear to be in pain. She said she kept lotion on his lips and tiny sponges in his mouth to keep him comfortable.

While physician-assisted suicide is legal in only five states, VSED


cerebrospinal fluid continuous with the perilymph in 93% of people.

CSF moves in a single outward direction from the ventricles, but multidirectionally in the subarachnoid space. Fluid movement is pulsatile, matching the pressure waves generated in blood vessels by the beating of the heart. Some authors dispute this, posing that there is no unidirectional CSF circulation, but cardiac cycle-dependent bi-directional systolic-diastolic to-and-from cranio-spinal CSF movements.

Contents
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Type of '?:' if the first operand is a constant expression

Consider the following code:
void f(float x)
{
    x * (true ? 1.f : 0.0);
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The type of declval(bool) ? declval(float) : declval(double) is double according to the C++ standard [expr.cond].
Does this mean that the above code has to be equivalent to:
void f(float x)
{
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}

Or is there a statement that allows an optimization in case the first operand of ?: is a compile time constant expression ?

A:

Yes, it does mean that the above codes are equivalent.
Using RTTI we can check that at least both clang and g++ are standard conformant and give d (e.g. double) as an output to this program:
#include <iostream>
#include <typeinfo>

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double". §4.8p1: "A prvalue of floating point type can be converted to a prvalue of another floating point type. If the source value can be exactly represented in the destination type, the result of the conversion is that exact representation.")
So, yes, optimizations may be possible. But that does not affect the type of the ?: expression, in the case that the type is observable (for example, if the expression were to be used for template deduction or as the operand of decltype).

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and WEB.API were based on different versions of the framework and because of this some differences related to namespace and classes were present and tend to confuse sometimes. Now arrives MVC 6, a unique collection of objects with a unique namespace (Microsoft.AspNet.Mvc), this standard simplifies the development process.

- Dependency injection: Before this was available as an ad-on but now it is built-in the framework, but still third party’s solutions like Autofac should be functional.

- Productivity: The keyword here is Kestrel, a lightweight web server incorporated by Microsoft as an alternative to developer’s who does not want to use heavy options to host development. With Kestrel you can run the site in OSX.

- Easier integration with client-side frameworks like AngularJS, KnockoutJS and Bootstrap.

Bad:

- Issues with documentation in certain way:because there is always an alternative.

What about ASP.NET Core 1.1?

The .NET Core 1.0 was updated with some changes, you can see them all here in the release notes.

Some of them are:

- Improved middleware in all sense through the user interface.

- Improved deployment of ASP.NET core apps on Microsoft Azure, increased the cloud support.

- Now other hosting options are available, beside IIS.

Let’s see an example of code, in this case it going to be an URL Rewriting Middle ware: (this was taken from here, check it if you want to see more examples.)

“URL Rewriting allows mapping a public URL space, designed for consumption of your clients, to whatever representation the downstream components of your middleware pipeline require as well as redirecting clients to different URLs based on a pattern.”

using


English:
- And you can tell the future,
because all you got to do
is look at science fiction.
Science fiction is the imagination
of consciousness creating its future.
- I spent an hour with
Nassim this morning.
And this man blew my mind.
The conversation went in every direction,
from human consciousness to time travel,
to basically, can we travel
at the speed of light,
to wormholes, to Nikola Tesla,
and it's going to be a very
interesting conversation, Nassim,
'cause you're kind of brilliant.
- Oh, thank you.
I think the same of you.
I think the same of everybody, actually.
I think it's an amazing thing to be alive.
And, you know, the miracle that happens
in a person every second of
the day is just brilliant.
- So the first question I'd
like to open with, Nassim,
and we also have questions from the tribe

Spanish:
- Y se puedees la energía

English:
the micro wormhole at the quantum level,
which will, I'll present this tomorrow,
the energy level in a centimeter
cube of space is enormous.
And if we extracted just
a billionth of a billionth
of a percent of the energy
that's in a centimeter cube of space,
in the structure of spacetime,
we could run the world
for millions of years.
- So you're saying that in
a centimeter cube of space,
right, there's an energy,
and I believe you refer to it,
or people commonly call
it zero-point energy.
- Yes, that was Einstein.
- If we can learn to extract that,
we can run humanity for millions of years.
That's unlimited energy.
- Exactly.
And it actually,
according to what I found,
it's actually the energy
that runs reality,
that runs the world.
And eventually I wrote papers
that advanced these mathematics
into actually that's the energy

English:
that makes you a conscious


cada vez más...
Cuando empecé
a dar charlas en conferencias de Física
en los años 90, a principios
de los 90, mediados de los 90,
si decías la palabra con C,
era como un despido automático,
te pedían que te fueras, ¿verdad?
Se podía decir la palabra con M
pero no se podía decir la palabra con C.

English:
And so, it was very difficult
at the time, you can imagine.
But now it's completely flipped around.
Like the cool thing for physicists,
especially after they
retired, is to work on
what is the source of consciousness
and how did consciousness occur?
And, you know, and
often people talk about,
you know, this new idea that consciousness
may be at the base of reality.
And it's, in many cases, not very helpful,
because the word consciousness
is used as if you said God
is the base of reality,
you still haven't told me anything
aboutespacio.
Y es como si nosotros
pusiéramos información en un disco duro,

English:
in the magnetic field
medium have a hard drive,
we're leaving information on the
Planck oscillating field of spacetime,
on the electromagnetic field of spacetime.
And that's what we call our memory.
That memory is not in the brain.
I actually wrote a paper on this,
it was my first paper in
biophysics a few years ago,
and it just got cited by a very,
really good team of biophysicists
in the Netherlands,
and it got a lot of press.
But basically, it's saying that
consciousness is not in your brain,
but your brain and your whole body
is like a bio oscillator antenna
tapped in to that field of information.
So basically, information is
on the structure of space,
and in each coordinates,
think of each coordinates
as one Planck second,
which is really, really,
really, really short, right?
It's like 10 to


you give us perspective
of what that looks like?
In our prior conversation,
you spoke about how the earth
is going around the sun,
but the universe is expanding,
so the sun is moving.
So technically, we are moving
through space like this,
a spiral.
- Making a spiral.
Yeah, and like after a year,
we're like billions of kilometers away
from where we were a year prior.
And we've left the information
on the structure of space,
each one of us along that path,
and that's what we call our past,
that is our memory imprint
on the structure of space,
which were entangled with
because everything is connected
and all the protons in your body
are connected to that information set.
- Now, here's another question.
Where does my consciousness end
and your consciousness begin?
- Oh, that's a good question.
- If consciousness is also between us,
isn't it all connected in some way?
-expensive.
It would produce massive
ecological disaster.
We would need hundreds of rockets
going up every week and every month,
and it would make holes in the ionosphere.
Anyway, it just, it's not feasible.
Control of gravity is the
way we will go to space
if we reach that.
And we will, I'm confident we will.
We will, and you can tell the future
because of technology
because all you got to do
is look at science fiction.

Spanish:
Todo lo que tenemos hoy
fue ciencia ficción antes
de que lo tuviéramos
porque la ciencia
ficción es la imaginación
de la conciencia creando su futuro.
- Por solo citar un
ejemplo, si nos fijamos,
en "Star Trek: The Next Generation"
en la década de los años 90, y vemos
a la gente en "Star Trek"
utilizar un tricorder;
ahora tenemos un tricorder.
De hecho, es más avanzado
que los tricorders de "Star Trek"
y se llama teléfono inteligente.
Y


amortiguación
de lo mismo al hacerse y rehacerse,
que sucede a una escala
mucho mayor como la biología.
Lo estás haciendo ahora.
Vishen, hace como un mes,
no eras el mismo, como si
hubieras regenerado tu hígado,
has regenerado tu sangre muchas veces,
has regenerado tu piel,
y dentro de tres años,
ya estarás regenerado completo.
¿De acuerdo?
Así que en realidad te
rehaces y te deshaces
a cada segundo también.
- [Vishen] Lo que abre esta pregunta
y que es la última.
Proviene uno de nuestros
espectadores en Facebook.
- Solo quiero terminar la analogía.
Entonces ahora pueden imaginar
que si entiendo esto
de deshacer y rehacer,
antes que nada, puedo
rehacerme un poco diferente,
si quiero ser diferente
pero puedo deshacer mi mano ahí

English:
- Yeah, imagine that concept,
like imagine that that hackering
at the Planck scale, right,
very, very, very fast.
And then imagine the dampening
of that same on doing and redoing itself,
happening at aability to sense the type of material they are walking across, allowing them to adjust their limb motion accordingly. Such smart robots would advance the exploration of other planets, as well as search-and-rescue missions in disaster settings.

This material is based on research sponsored by the Army Research Laboratory and was accomplished under Cooperative Agreement Number W911NF-08-2-0004. The views and conclusions contained in this document are those of the authors and should not be interpreted as representing the official policies, either expressed or implied, of the Army Research Laboratory or U.S. Government.


parameter for item *i*; *b*~*i,k*~ is the difficulty parameter for item *i* and category *k*. In the bidimensional model, dimension 1 (voiding) consists of items 1, 3, 5, and 6 while dimension 2 (storage) includes items 2, 4, and 7. At baseline, the latent variable(s) was fixed to *N*(0, 1) while the mean and variance of the latent variable(s) was estimated for post-baseline data (IDVIS approach)Item \#1: "Incomplete Emptying"; Item \#2: "Frequency"; Item \#3: "Intermittency"; Item \#4: "Urgency"; Item \#5: "Weak Stream", Item \#6: "Straining", Item \#7: "Nocturia"Fig. 2Item characteristic curves for each International Prostate Symptom Score item in the unidimensional item response theory model

Both the traditional cross-validated cubic spline GAM smooth and the sampling-based extension of the latter indicated that the estimated ICCs described the data adequately (Fig. [3](#Fig3){ref-type="fig"}).clear that a primary aim of the Proposition 213, as relevant here, was to limit automobile insurance claims by uninsured motorists. The electorate wanted to ensure that uninsured motorists, who contribute nothing to the insurance pool, would be restricted in what they receive from it. This principle of fairness fueled the initiative. The right to recover fully for an injury caused by a design defect, even by an uninsured motorist, has no bearing on any principle of fairness having to do with the financial responsibility laws. It is not clear that anyoneeither the sponsors of the measure or the voters intended to protect from products liability claims manufacturers who do not contribute to that pool and whose other insurance rates are not affected by the existence of uninsured


uninsured'].) Thus, proponents of the measure argued: `PROPOSITION 213 SAYS PEOPLE WHO BREAK THE LAW SHOULD NOT BE REWARDED, WHILE LAW ABIDING CITIZENS PICK UP THE TAB. [¶] Law-abiding citizens already pay higher insurance premiums to cover uninsured motorists. Law-abiding citizens *148 should not be punished for living responsibly! The system needs to be fixed. Illegal behavior shouldn't be rewarded. People who break the law must be held accountable for their actions. [¶] ... [¶] STOP LAWBREAKERS FROM PROFITING FROM THEIR CRIMES. [¶] VOTE YES FOR PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY.' (Ballot Pamp., argument in favor of Prop. 213 as presented to the voters, Gen. Elec. (Nov. 5, 1996), at p. 50, italics and all capitals in original.) The rebuttal to the argument against the initiative measure, similarly, urges: `PROPOSITION 213of restoring balance to the insurance system by reinforcing the financial responsibility laws.
"Nothing in the legislative history of the initiative suggests that the voters intended that result. In the absence of a clear expression of such intent, we decline to adopt a broad literal interpretation of the initiative that would raise such `substantial policy concerns.' (Calatayud v. State of California (1998) 18 Cal.4th 1057, 1068 [77 Cal.Rptr.2d 202, 959 P.2d 360].)" (Hodges v. Superior Court, supra, 21 Cal.4th at pp. 115-118, 86 Cal.Rptr.2d 884, 980 P.2d 433, italics in original, footnotes omitted; see also Horwich v. Superior Court (1999) 21 Cal.4th 272, 276, 87 Cal.Rptr.2d 222, 980 P.2d 927 [holding defendants could not assert Civil Code section 3333.4 as a defense to noneconomic damages in a wrongful death


P.2d 433), I see no principled way to distinguish the present case from Hodges.
So I concur in the judgment.
NOTES
[1]  Allen does not challenge either of these aspects of the trial. The City of Los Angeles's project inspector presented evidence to establish Santa Monica Boulevard is a state highway, under state jurisdiction, and thus Caltrans was solely responsible for its safety and maintenance.
[2]  Civil Code section 3333.4 also bars recovery of noneconomic losses to compensate for pain, suffering and other nonpecuniary damages if the injured person was driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs and was convicted of the offense. (Id., subd. (a)(1).) This section provides an exception to the bar against recovery of noneconomic losses when the owner of an uninsured vehicle is injured byor Bombs

Most terrorism experts agree: it is not "if" we are attacked again, but "when." Yet the assault has already happened. A silent battle is being waged on our nation every day. Not with guns and bombs, but via covert sources: Islamic charities, the ACLU, even presidential candidates.

The Politically Incorrect Guide to Women, Sex, and Feminism

We've been duped. We were raised to think we could have it all. In college we were told that men weren't necessary. Pop culture told us that career, not family, came first. The idea of being a stay-at-home mom was for losers. And yet are we happier than our mothers or grandmothers, who grew up before women were "liberated" by the sexual revolution? For many women, the answer is no.

The Politically Incorrect Guide


       Retro-                          Small HCC≤3 cm;Child A/B                        RFA    236    61.4    67.0(38--87)[‡](#nt103){ref-type="table-fn"}        195/41            10.2            \_             \_/\_/\_        1.8(0.8--3)[‡](#nt103){ref-type="table-fn"}                                       ---                       4.8[†](#nt111){ref-type="table-fn"}    **757**               **545** (454 to 666)                   ⊕⊕⊕⊕High
  Recurrence-free survival    1-y   398(2)    85.4            85.4


   4.4[†](#nt111){ref-type="table-fn"}    **513**               **287** (205 to 400)                   ⊕⊕⊕⊕High
  Disease-free survival       1-y   180(1)    91.1            86.7             1.05\[0.95,1.17\]^&^                       ---                   230(1)    63.5            41.7             1.52\[1.18,1.97\]^&^                       ---                       0.001[\*](#nt113){ref-type="table-fn"}     4.6[†](#nt111){ref-type="table-fn"}    **417**               **634** (492 to 821)                ⊕⊕⊕^⊖^ Moderate
  Local recurrence


of evidence: high) ([Figure 4](#pone-0084484-g004){ref-type="fig"}, [Table 2](#pone-0084484-t002){ref-type="table"}).

![Recurrence-free survival rate (RFS) at 1-, 3- and 5-year in RCTs.](pone.0084484.g004){#pone-0084484-g004}

The pooled results from the NRCTs demonstrated that the 1-, 3- and 5-year recurrence-free survival rates in the RFA group were lower than in the HR group (OR 0.78, 95% CI: 0.64--0.95, NNH = 25.6; OR 0.67, 95% CI: 0.56--0.79, NNH = 8.5; and OR 0.63 95% CI: 0.40--1.00, NNH = 7.5, respectively) (level of evidence: very low). However, there was no significant difference between groups of 5-year recurrence-free survival rates for patients with Child-Pugh class A (OR 0.64, 95% CI: 0.35--1.17; NNH = 8.3) (level of evidence: very low) ([Table 3](#pone-0084484-t003){ref-type="table"}).

### Disease-free survival {#s3c3}

Only one RCT [@pone.0084484-Chen1] reported the disease-free survival rate, showing no significant difference between groups (level of evidence: moderate).

The pooled meta-analysis from the NRCTs showed thatthere were no significant differences of 1-and 3-year survival rates between groups (level of evidence: very low). The 1-, 3- and 5-year disease-free survival rates in the RFA group were lower than in the HR group (OR 0.47, 95% CI: 0.26--0.83, NNH = 6.9; OR 0.35, 95% CI: 0.18--0.67, NNH = 6.1; and OR 0.18, 95% CI: 0.05--0.61, NNH = 9.9, respectively) (level of evidence: very low to low) ([Table 5](#pone-0084484-t005){ref-type="table"}).

10.1371/journal.pone.0084484.t005

###### Summary of finding table for HCC patients with tumor size between 3 and 5

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                                          Event,%   Effect estimate^\#^


  32                      0.006[\*](#nt126){ref-type="table-fn"}   9.9[†](#nt124){ref-type="table-fn"}    **143**     **29** (8 to 92)         ⊕⊕^⊖^ ^⊖^ low

Ψ: The basis for the assumed risk (e.g. the median control group risk across studies) is provided in footnotes. The corresponding risk (and its 95% confidence interval) is based on the assumed risk in the comparison group and the relative effect of the intervention (and its 95%CI);

\# Statistical method (M-H, random-effect model).

,NNH(Number needed to harm);

‡,NNT(Number needed to treat);

\*:p\<0.05

Clinical outcome of HCC patients with tumor size smaller than 3 cm {#s3e}
------------------------------------------------------------------

The pooled results of RCTs showed no significant differences⊕^⊖^ ^⊖^ ^⊖^ **very low**
  Disease-free survival             All          1-y   1722(9)     71.6            85.2            0.43\[0.34,0.55\]                        45                      \<0.00001[\*](#nt131){ref-type="table-fn"}    7.4[†](#nt129){ref-type="table-fn"}    **854**   **716** (665 to 763)


heterogeneity test (I^2^) changed from 83--89% to 0%. The study of Feng et al[@pone.0084484-Feng1] included more patients with cirrhosis and a high proportion (61.5% to 75%) of patients with more than two nodules. With exclusion of this study, the complication rate in the RFA group was still lower than in the HR group (RR 0.12, 95% CI: 0.06--0.24), but the results of the heterogeneity test (I^2^) changed form 74% to 0%.

Publication bias {#s3h}
----------------

As is shown in [Table 8](#pone-0084484-t008){ref-type="table"}, we only analyzed the publication bias for indicators included in 10 or more studies[@pone.0084484-Higgins1]. After viewing the funnel plot and Egger\'s test, it was found that the indicators of 5-year survival for patients with tumor size smaller than 5 cm or 3 cm in diameter showed no publication bias (P\>0.05).conclusion of these studies was varies. Wang JH et al[@pone.0084484-Wang2] and Hung HH et al [@pone.0084484-Hung1]have concluded that RFA was as effective as HR in patients with BCLC very early stage HCC, while Peng ZW et al[@pone.0084484-Peng1] showed that percutaneous RFA was better than those of HR, especially for central HCC. In this study, we found that the overall survival and 1-, 3-year recurrence in RFA group were as equal effective as HR group, and the complication rate and 5-year recurrence in RFA group were lower than HR group. However, the overall quality of evidence evaluated by GRADE (the Grading of Recommendations Assessment, Development and Evaluation) was very low to low due to limited sample size or many known or unknown risk of bias existed in observational studies.


might affect the robustness of the clinical outcomes to some extent. Given the characteristics of the included NRCTs, we deleted some items (i.e., prospective collection of data, unbiased and blinded assessment of the study endpoint, and prospective calculation of the study size) from the MINORS score questionnaire which were unsuitable for this study, but we were convinced that it would not have an impact on the quality of evidence of the final clinical outcome.

Conclusions {#s5}
===========

The pooled meta-analysis of the RCTs demonstrated no significant difference between groups of the overall survival, recurrence-free survival, disease-free survival and in-hospital mortality rates for early HCC with tumor size smaller than 5 cm in diameter, but the RFA group had higher recurrence rates, lower complication rates, and shorter hospital lengths of stay.

The pooledto gauge range by "spotting" the splashes of near misses. But the bold imagination that Yamamoto saw at work warned him it was only a matter of time before America's "New Navy" invented novel concepts for fire control.

Yamamoto stuffed a wad of paper money in the gun designer's desk—fifty twenty-dollar U.S. gold certificates—considerably more than what one of the arsenal's skilled workmen earned in a year.

Already the U.S. Navy was third only to England's and Germany's. Its North Atlantic Fleet—brazenly rechristened the "Great White Fleet"—was showing the flag in a swaggering voyage around the world. But Britain, Germany, Russia, and France were not America's enemies. The true mission of the Great White Fleet was to threaten the Empire of Japan with naked steel. America aimed to command the


could approach the distinguished guests. Observing his fellow travelers on the train up from Washington, he was proud to see that he had dressed perfectly for the occasion in a pale blue-and-white seersucker suit and a pea green four-in-hand necktie matched by the color of his straw boater's hatband.

At the shipyard in Camden, he doffed the boater repeatedly in polite acknowledgment of ladies, important personages, and older gentlemen. The first person he had run into upon arriving at the remarkably up-to-date Camden shipyard was Captain Lowell Falconer, the Hero of Santiago. They had spoken late last fall at the unveiling of a bronze tablet to commemorate Commodore Thomas Tingey, the first commandant of the Washington Navy Yard. Yamamoto had given Falconer the impression that he had retired froma certain puzzlement in his expression that looked absolutely genuine. "How do you mean?"

"Yamamoto is working for someone else."

"Other than the Black Ocean Society?"

"Precisely."

"Whom?"

"I haven't the foggiest. But it's not for Japan."

"If you don't know who he is working for, what makes you think it's someone other than the Japanese?"

"Because Yamamoto offered to buy information from me."

"What information?"

"He suspected that I had information concerning the new French dreadnought. Offered a pretty penny for it. Expense was obviously no object."

"Did you have the information?"

"That's neither here nor there," Abbington-Westlake answered opaquely. "The point is, the Japs don't give a hang about the Frogs, old boy. The French Navy can't fight in the Pacific. They can barely defend the Bay of Biscay."

"Then what did he want it for?"

"That is the


AARON K. GLOVER

PROTECTING THE RIGHTS OF OKLAHOMANS

DRUG OFFENSES

"I was between a rock and a hard space-but Aaron Glover had such a good repore with the prosecuting attorney that it all worked out in my favor."

- Roy S.

Aaron provides defense representation for people arrested for all types of drug related offenses including possession of CDS, possession of paraphernalia, possession with intent to distribute, drug trafficking, as well as any and all other types of drug arrests. Law enforcement officers in Oklahoma are trained to use aggressive tactics in attempting to make drug arrests. As a former prosecutor, Aaron understands these tactics and is able to provide his clients with the best defense possible.

In drug cases, the severity of the charge as well as the severity of the punishment dependsand ex Barnet Press Sports Editor, was a dear friend of Barrie's and he rang the the other evening with the news.

Born
in West Drayton on the 4th July 1940 he started his career
with Watford schoolboys before joining St Albans City in 1957. An FA
amateur international he also represented Middlesex Wanderers before
moving to Hitchin Town in 1963.

Barnet Manager Dexter
Adams signed King prior to Barnet's first season in the Southern
League and became the club's first professional player in 1965. He
was essentially a midfield player but in those times he was known as
a Left Half, in the number 6 shirt.

Debut 1965, Barrie back row 2nd from the right

He
debut on 21st August 1965, Barnet's first game as a semi
professional club saw the following Bees line up thrash Hinckley
Athletic 10-1.

Forming
a midfield partnership with


bummed. They're one of my favorite newer bands. Man Must Die is an amazing band from Scotland who I've been raging to recently. They jump on tomorrow [today, Feb 16] on the first of the UK dates, and will do all remaining dates with us.

TakeMyScars.com:
You're almost half-way through the Black Procession tour, 17 down, 19 to go. Classic question, how's the first half of the tour been?

Robb Flynn:Really good. This tour has been amazing, if I had to pick the rowdiest, my favorite shows have been Paris, Vienna, and Cologne. All those shows have had a crazy electricity in the air that's impossible to describe. I sometimes forget how fucking crazy our fans are, and dude... our fans are fucking CRAZY!!! We've had some legendary circle pits, lifeBullet for tomorrow [today, Feb 16], which we've never played live.

TakeMyScars.com:
I've seen video-clips from Vienna when you bring a fan onstage and let him play with you, on your guitar during ”Aesthetics of Hate” [watch clip below]. Can you tell us the story behind that?

Robb Flynn:About 1 song before Aesthetics I noticed a kid upfront with a banner which said, "Let me play Aesthetics Of Hate on guitar Robb. I'm Fucking Serious!!" We both made eye contact, and both laughed it off. So when Aesthetics came up in the set him and a bunch of his friends start screaming "Please". I'm like "dude, you better not be fucking around", he's like "I can do it" So I told security to bring him up. His name was Peter. He


for any reason that would optimally serve the interests of the subject, particularly in case of serious adverse events suspected to be associated with the type of oxygenation method that is used.

Auditing {#s5c}
--------

The trial is overseen by a steering committee and an independent safety monitoring board composed of three independent experts (Jean-Pierre Frat, Christophe Guitton, Alain Mercat). All centres are monitored by the promoter to check adherence to the protocol and accuracy of recorded data. An investigator at each centre is responsible for enrolling patients and ensuring adherence to the protocol. Research assistants at each centre are responsible for patients' follow-up and for completing the e-CRF.

Ethics and dissemination {#s6}
========================

The French national agency for drug and biomedical devices security (ANSM) approved the use of the FreeO~2~ device within thisit would be very useful if more scholars working in this tradition appreciated these differences. Among other things it would be more difficult to say that the model proves that SC decision making is overwhelming influenced by conventional political ideology. In fact, it is overwhelming influenced by other factors.

The problem with putting all the attitudinal eggs into the case facts basket is this: legal and philosophic culture never denied that ideology was tempered by case particulars. Indeed, are you guys now agreeable with Dworkin? Justices engage in a cognitive process that involves facts, prior choices, and political values. Some recipes have more spice (Scalia). Others rely more upon problem solving (Bryer, Harlan).

We will be a happier empirical universe once we our all on the same page.

William: I do


the most prosperous, freest society for people to live in. And when government gets too involved, society turns into a place that gets very, very ugly. But I think we’ve walked more into Crossfire here than Playboy.

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Pro gun and anti-affirmative action. How is this unevolved neanderthal white male still finding work in Hollywood?

Hollywood star Vince Vaughn has insisted guns should be allowed in US schools - saying that banning them is like banishing forks 'to stop making people fat'.

The 45-year-old made the comments as he defended the right to own a gun and also suggested that drugs should be legalised.

He told GQ Magazine: 'Of course. You think the politicians that run my country and your country don't have guns in the schools their kids go to?solve the problem. Especially when people are panicking.

I agree with tenets of what he said, but again. He's a fucking movie star. Who gives a fuck what he thinks, just like Sean Penn or Matt Damon.

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Nah brah, we only don't take advice from libfag Hollywood. But conservative Hollywood? Hold the phone, hand me that petition to elect President Vaughn right here, right goddamn now. Got Dodgeball on blu-ray in my Amazon cart right now.

They're only airhead, clueless, fame-addled scumbags in their "yes" men bubble-world if their views disagree with mine. C'mon, think, McFly. Think


abortions without offering any alternatives, such as education.

“This is not just happening in Texas, but all across the country in state after state,” said state Rep. Jodie Laubenberg, R-Parker, the bill's author.

“At five months the baby has developed the sensory receptors that it can feel the pain of that abortion,” she added. “That is what gives us the authority and the right to be here, to do this. This is not about politics. This is heartfelt for every member.”

The engagement from advocates on both sides of the issue showed that the legislative and electoral process is working, said state Rep. Greg Bonnen, R-Friendswood, a physician. While some have called the legislation part of a “war on women,” others, such as him, think it will save human lives, hethis issue, state Rep. Ron Simmons, R-Carrollton, asked lawmakers and the audience to understand the passionate position of each side and to respect the legislative process. He closed by reading a poem written by his sister years after she had an abortion.

“In my heart there lives a child, one who’s never breathed,” Simmons read. “He never got the chance to know what life would have in store, because I chose to end his life, before he was ever born.”

State Rep. Mary Gonzalez, D-Clint, recalled personal experiences, such as the story of her father’s friend who died obtaining an illegal abortion in Mexico, so that lawmakers could understand why she opposed the bill.

“When you come up here and ask why is a rape and incest exception important, I don’t


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Microsoft will continue to invest in flying games

No specific plans to announce at this time.

Microsoft has confirmed to IGN that it has closed Aces Game Studio, the internal development house responsible for the Microsoft Flight Simulator series.

The Flight Simulator series has been an ever present for more than 20 years, but company wide layoffs announced on Thursday have lead to the closure of Aces Game Studio. According to a statement made by Kelda Rericha of Edelman, Microsoft's public relations firm, the decision was made within Microsoft's Internal Entertainment Business "to align our people against our highest priorities".

The future of the Microsoft Flight Simulator franchise is now very much in doubt, although Rericha has confirmed to IGN that MS remains committed to the franchise.

"We are committed to the Flightthat you are throughly frightened, you should understand what to look for when purchasing foods for your little one. Here are the few names that sugar is hidden in:

High Fructose corn syrup

Fruit juice concentrate

Maple Syrup

Honey

Molasses

Cane sugar

Rice syrup

Anything with an “so” ending; dextrose, fructose, glucose

So how do we keep the sugar content down when its lurking everywhere? My best suggestion is to be mindful of food labels, anything with less than 5 grams of sugar is a safe bet. Serve plain, whole fat yogurt instead of fruit flavored (you can always jazz it up with some granola or whole fruit), serve whole foods; fruits, veggies and whole grains. Eliminate all empty calorie food options; juice boxes, high sugar cereals, fruit bars…and offer only water, milk or a homemade smoothie


whole idea is to detox the body and get your liver in tip top shape. So throughout the month, be kind to your liver and enjoy foods that enable it to perform at a high function. These foods include:

These foods will not only help detox your liver, but will have you feeling energetic and and healthy. As an added bonus, these super foods boost your immune system as well, so they are great for fighting off the common winter flu and cold that usually occur this time of year.

Hope you all find the time to rejuvenate yourselves and make healthy foods and exercise a part of your year. Cheers to a new year!

If you would like a more in-depth cleanse, I posted one last year here and here.

Wethe next day when hunger strikes. It means less tantrums from her and fewer times being caught off guard for me. All in all, it has made our days go smoother.

Here is a roundup of my latest snack list. Please feel free to jump in and add your favorites, always loving to hear new ideas!

Here it is again; one of my famous {not so famous} sugar-free birthday cakes. Some might find a sugarless cake a disgrace, but I find them quite delicious.

I cheated a bit by adding a sugary frosting, which of course ended up being Berlin’s favorite part. But this cake is delicious without the frosting and is perfect as a morning treat to dip into your coffee-yum!

Place all dry ingredients in a bowl and mix. Prepare


household and my dad and his brother Victor were listed as Frahm instead of Stalter. I never knew he lived in Tacoma, Washington. Seven years it took me to find that!

Left to right – Jerry Stalter, Clarence Frahm, Uncle Frank Martin, seated in car is my great grandfather Hinberg Anderson who immigrated in 1892 from Norway. My best guess is this picture was taken about 1937.

Finding places. Looking for my grandfather Perry Stalter in 1940. He was divorced from Signe and was listed by himself in a place called Work Camp #3, Glendale, Minnesota. Minnesota does a midterm census so I found him in 1935 in a different work camp. During the depression men who did not have jobs and no place to live were placed in workGrandma Hancock never married; Harvey married Sarah and they had four children, Jessie Byron, Arthur Byron, Harold and Joseph Squires; Clarence married Mae Florence Russell and they had three children Earl, Roy and Mae Squires Gresham. Jessie Squires never married and Grace Irene Squires married Robert Sidney Foreman and they had four children Mary Frances, Jacob, Margaret and Robert James Foreman.

Although I have met many of the cousins who descend from Clarence Squires it is the Greshams that I keep in touch with to share information such as the recent find of Levi Squires Will and the property owners of the City of Porter, in Rock County, Wisconsin.

Here is the map of the City of Porter in Rock County, Wisconsin. Levi Squires property is just to the right


on the farms we began school a week earlier and then allowed two weeks vacation to work in the beet fields. The senior year also included attending school on five Saturdays so the students could end the school year early.

Evelyn Hancock Senior Year 1943

“One of the most pleasant memories the seniors of 1943 will carry with them when they leave Loveland High School will be the memory of a class party held on March 12. The party was held in the music room, and dancing and games were the diversion of the evening. Refreshments of pop and doughnuts were served.”

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   typename S1,
   typename B1 = typename begin<S1>::type,                                        (* \label{lst:init:b} *)
   typename E1 = typename end<S1>::type                              typename deref<B1>::type
         >::execute(f, id1, id2);
      else if (1 == distance<B1, E1>::value)
         throw std::invalid_argument("");
      else
         for_id_impl_2<
            S1, S2, typename next<B1>::type, B2, E1, E2, T1
         >::execute(f, id1, id2);
   }
};


   template <typename T>
           static void execute(T& f) {
              f.template operator()<T1, T2>();
           }
        };

As in Section \[sec:simpleext\], the extension to 3 and more dimensions is straightforward. For each supported dimension, we need to define one specialization of `for_id_impl` and one of `executor`. Hence, we need $2{\ensuremath{d_{\max}}\xspace}+1$ definitions in total.

It might seem that this new solution introduces some overhead when compared with the one in Sections \[sec:initstep\] and \[sec:simpleext\], because there is too much code branching. However, we need to realize that the conditions at lines \[lst:opt:condo\], \[lst:opt:condt\] and \[lst:opt:condh\] may bedecision about whether or not you want to work with the plumbing company. Finally, select the plumber that you want to hire to take care of all of your plumbing needs. You can identify a plumber who can care for all of your plumbing needs. Start using the above tips to find a dependable plumber in your local area that has the ability to carry out all your home plumbing needs.

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light was transmitted through the polarizers, the signal intensity followed the theoretical equation for phase angles up to around 1 rad. If the energy of the transmitted light was less than 700 mV, however, the baseline noise was too great to determine the chiral analyte accurately. Setting the phase angle between two polarizers at 50 degrees and the detection wavelength at 400 nm provided the most suitable conditions. This detector was applicable for the determinations of oligosaccharides in foodstuffs separated by HPLC using gradient elution.   3,426±384            -2.32       **\<0.05**

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This paper presents a comparison of the indications for CD and newborn weights before and after the Wuhan lockdown. All the patients in the observation group and the control group were collected from the Maternal and Child Health Hospital of Hubei Province. During the lockdown to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 outbreak from 23 January 2020 to 13 March 2020, a total of 49,995 cases were confirmed in Wuhan with 2,446 deaths \[[@pone.0237420.ref011]\].

In our empirical study, the overall CD rate was not significant different between the observation group and the control group. The differences in most of the indications for CD between the observation


was collected from a short period in 2020. The research question investigated in this study needs further exploration with other data sets.

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Cheryl S.

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2020

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This is an open access article distributed under the terms of the

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1 Jun 2020

PONE-D-20-12899

The Influence of lockdown on the indications of cesarean delivery and newborn weights during the epidemic period of COVID-19 in Wuhan

PLOS ONE

Dear Dr. Zhao,

Thank you for submitting your manuscript to PLOS ONE. After careful consideration, we feelthat it has merit but does not fully meet PLOS ONE's publication criteria as it currently stands. Therefore, we invite you to submit a revised version of the manuscript that addresses the points raised during the review process.

This paper represents a resubmission of a previously submitted paper that was reviewed extensively. The authors were provided the opportunity to tone down their claims and ensure that throughout the paper it was clear that they are not examining how COVID-19 affects pregnancy outcomes or analyze such samples. They chose the former approach. The original reviewers have reviewed the revised paper and expressed conflicting recommendations. However, both agree that the work is not \"blockbuster\", but it may provide some comfort to pregnant women having to quarantine that it will not drastically


errors here.

Reviewer \#1: Yes

Reviewer \#2: No

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Reviewer \#1: This toned-down manuscript with a more accurate title is much improved. It might be helpful to have a reader fluent in English correct some of the minor grammatical and style errors, even though the narrative is easy to follow and is readily comprehensible. Overall, the paper sends a reassuring message to women confined to home during a pandemic.

Reviewer \#2: This is a revised version of a manuscript in which the authors report variouson BennettRank, go to: http://bennettrankbasketball.com/

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Brandeis heads into a Friday encounter at Rochester with a 12-10 ledger in overall play, 6-5 in the UAA. The Judges saw a six-game win streak snapped last Friday when they lost at Wash U, 61-51, before closing out the weekend with a 85-72 setback to Chicago. Brandeis starts play this weekend with a 5-3 showing in road/neutral contests.

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