$$\omega^2 =  \omega_{\rm rp}^2 +  2 c_{\rm s}^2 k^2 ,
$$ and $$\omega^2 =  2 c_{\rm s}^2 k^2  .
$$ The former is the dispersion relation of plasma oscillation and the latter is that of the sound wave.

We investigate the compressional wave of the magnetized plasma. When $\VEC{k} \parallel \bar{\VEC{B}}$ and $\tilde{\VEC{U}} \parallel \bar{\VEC{B}}$, the dispersion relation is the same as that of the non-magnetized plasma wave. Then, we investigate the case that $\VEC{k} \perp \bar{\VEC{B}}$, $\VEC{k} \perp \tilde{\VEC{B}}$, $\VEC{k} \parallel \tilde{\VEC{U}}$, and $\rho_{\rm e} = 0$ in this paragraph. Because $\rho_{\rm e}=0$, we have $\Delta p = 0$. In the case that $k \ll \omega_{\rm rp}$ and $\omega \ll \omega_{\rm rc}$, the left-hand side, first term and the Hall term of the right-hand side ofthe Ohm’s law (\[linrmhdohm\]) are negligible. The validity of this assumption is checked bellow. Here, we defined a characteristic frequency of the Larmor rotation of an averaged particle of the two-fluid model by $$\omega_{\rm rc} = \frac{e \bar{B}}{m} \frac{\bar{\rho}}{\bar{h}}.$$ If we set the pressure to be zero, $\omega_{\rm rc}$ reduces to the cyclotron frequency of the charged particle with mass $m$ and charge $e$ in the magnetic field $\bar{B}$, $\omega_{\rm c}=e\bar{B}/m$. Using linearized equations (\[linrmhdnum\])–(\[linrmhdamp\]), we have the dispersion relation, $$\omega^2 = v_{\rm f}^2 k^2 , \label{disprelfast}$$ where $v_{\rm f}^2 = (\Gamma \bar{p} + \bar{B}^2)/(\bar{h} + \bar{B}^2)$. This mode shows the dispersion relation of the fast wave. It is also noted that $v_{\rm f} < 1$. Below, we check the validity of the assumption $k \ll \omega_{\rm rp}$


it is satisfied when $\gamma_-' \ll m_+/m_-$ and $n_+ \approx n_-$, while in a pair plasma it requires $\gamma_\pm' \approx 1$.

2.  The condition of the proper charge density $n_+ \approx n_+$ is required to hold the condition $\Delta h^\dagger \ll h^\dagger$. It is noted that this condition does not mean the charge neutrality $\rho_{\rm e} \approx 0$. In the non-relativistic pressure case ($p_\pm \ll \rho_\pm$), the condition $\Delta h^\dagger \ll h^\dagger$ is satisfied only with this condition.

3.  In the relativistic pressure case, we require the condition shown by equation (\[condrelpres\]). In the electron-ion plasma case, this condition yields $p_\pm \ll \rho_\pm$ except for the special case such as $T_+ \approx (m_+/m_-) T_-$. In the pair plasma case, it requires $T_+ \approx T_-$ or $p_\pm \ll \rho_\pm$.

Uniqueof the plasma is collimated by the magnetic tension to form a jet. We here make a rough estimation of the distinct properties of the electron-ion and pair plasmas through the process around the black hole. For simplicity, we ignore the general and special relativistic effects such as the frame-dragging effect of the rotating black hole and the inertia effect of the magnetic field. The former effects are discussed in section \[sec8\]. In this section, we use the MKSA units.

As shown in Fig. \[fig1\], in such a situation, current is induced along the rotation axis of the disk, and the return current is formed. The generalized RMHD equations suggest that the current carries the momentum to influence the jet formation. We evaluate the influence as follows. We assume


Energy spectrum obtained for a system of two particles with opposite spin by exact diagonalization. A finite system size is imposed by limiting the number of modes available in angular-momentum space for each particle to $\mathcal{M}$. Note the $\mathcal{M}$-dependence of the obtained values. The data for $\mathcal{M}=10$ are also shown as the magenta data points in panel A and exhibit excellent agreement with the power-law-type distribution predicted from the solution in COM and relative angular-momentum space. Green stars show the energy calculated for two-particle versions of trial states [@ber06a] $\psi_{+-}({{\ensuremath{\bm{\mathrm{r}}}}}_1,
{{\ensuremath{\bm{\mathrm{r}}}}}_2) \propto (z_1+z_2^\ast)^{m_\mathrm{C}}(z_1-z_2^\ast)^{m_\mathrm{r}}$ with $m_\mathrm{C}=0$ and $m_\mathrm{r} = 2$, $9$, $14$. Higher $m_\mathrm{r}$ is observed to correlate with lower energy, but there are many states even lower in energy than the trial state with largest $m_\mathrm{r}$ that is compatible withindependent superposition of eigenstates for the individual spin species. However, in contrast to ordinary multi-component QH states discussed, e.g., in Refs. [@hal83a; @rei02; @rei04], the total angular momenta for states from different components have opposite sign. Therefore, e.g., the combination of Laughlin states in each component with the same number of particles has zero total angular momentum. This case is illustrated in Fig. \[fig:n2n2spec\]B. However, the superpositions of edge excitations with same magnitude of excess angular momentum for the opposite-spin Laughlin states will also be zero-energy, zero-angular-momentum eigenstates. To reveal the associated degeneracies of the spectrum shown in Fig. \[fig:n2n2spec\]B, we obtained the energy eigenvalues in the presence of a parabolic confinement. See Fig. \[fig:n2n2spec\]C. Notice the band of low-lying energy levels separated by a gap from higher-energy states. The lowest-energy $L=0$


and intermediate values of $\alpha$. In the limit of strong trapping potential, the system condenses into the $m=0$ state. Switching on moderate repulsive (attractive) interaction strength between opposite-spin particles smoothens the transitions and also shifts the critical values of $\alpha$ to larger (smaller) values. When interactions among same-spin and between opposite-spin particles have equal magnitude, the one-particle momentum distribution of the ground state differs markedly from that associated with a fractional-QH state. It appears that strong inter-component interactions favor a state with increased occupation of high-angular-momentum states, spreading out the particles more evenly across the accessible sample size and leading to an accumulation at the system’s boundary. In the limit of vanishingly small trapping-potential strength $\alpha$, the latter is defined by the cut-off for single-particle angular momentum applied303–352

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"They are star footballers who are respected," Neymar added

"Cristiano Ronaldo has won the Ballon d'Or three times ( which became four on Monday ) and Bale is having a great season.

"Benzema is a great striker who I think is a superstar. It's a good battle, a healthy battle which we have in the Clásico."

But which three is the most talented? And which does Neymar think has the upper hand?

"I wouldn't say which the best trio was because I don't like to," he adds while looking at a photo of his teammates.

" I never like to say that I'm better than anybody else -- but this trio has


can now deploy your Scrapy spiders using the fancy new features introduced with Python 3 to Scrapy Cloud. You’ll have the beloved extended tuple unpacking, function annotations, keyword-only arguments and much more at your fingertips.

Fear not if you are a Python 2 developer and can't port your spiders' codebase to Python 3, because Scrapy Cloud will continue supporting Python 2. In fact, Python 2 remains the default unless you explicitly set your environment to Python 3.

Deploying your Python 3 Spiders

Docker support was one of the new features that came along with the Scrapy Cloud 2.0 release in May. It brings more flexibility to your spiders, allowing you to define in which kind of runtime environment (AKA stack) they will be executed.

This configuration is done in your local project'sI think, three basic problems with much aid intended to support livelihoods in fragile and conflict affected places. They are:

Lack of scale and coverage

The one cabbage problem

Lack of imagination and creativity

The first problem is that any livelihoods programming is often relatively small-scale and covering a tiny proportion of the population in need (whether through food insecurity, poverty or displacement). When asked why this is, aid agency staff generally cite the difficulties of scaling up given ongoing insecurity and conflict. But in eastern DRC there are large-scale aid programmes supporting health care, IRC has been implementing a large-scale community driven development programme (Tuungaane) for several years and UNICEF coordinates a large-scale non-food item response to displacement. So the security constraints don’t seem insurmountable – if you can get drugs


to clinics and kitchen sets to displaced people then assistance to help people make a living shouldn't be impossible. The lack of scale also seems wrapped up in the idea that support to livelihoods is ‘developmental’ and that donors are reluctant to fund longer-term approaches in a situation where humanitarian funding streams and approaches remain dominant. That’s depressingly true but hasn't stopped longer-term approaches in other sectors such as health and again seems an insufficient and bad reason for inaction. Maybe the new enthusiasm for resilience will help to reinvigorate the old need for better ways of linking relief and development and help donors and agencies see the need for both short and long-term approaches to helping people make a living.

The second problem is one that I've labelledarea based approach and looking to invest more time, money and knowledge in other parts of the country as well as the east.

Thanks Drew for a fascinating set of comments. Refugee livelihoods raise a particularly tricky set of issues as their options are so often hemmed in by the regulatory environment of host countries. But there's hot competition for the most likely to fail income generating project for refugees. Tie dying is always up there but sanitary towels in eastern Sudan gets my vote. Uganda stands out as an interesting exception to the constrained regulatory environment and a recent paper http://www.rsc.ox.ac.uk/publications/working-papers-folder_contents/wp86-refugee-livelihoods-private-sector-201212.pdf provides a good overview. In Myanmar I think the Building Markets project looks fascinating http://buildingmarkets.org/our-impact/myanmar .

The evidence of broad-based interventions that support livelihoods is faint. I've been


a seventh and eighth.

The fight in Arkansas centers on medication abortions, which currently account for nearly a third of all abortions, according to the Guttmacher Institute. Medication abortions enable women up to 10 weeks pregnant to take two pills, the first supervised by a doctor and the second at home, to terminate a pregnancy without surgery. It was approved for use in 2000.

When the medication abortion law went into effect in Arkansas, it left only one clinic for a state of three million. That meant women from northwest Arkansas, where Dr. Ho practices, had to either go out of state or make a 380-mile round trip to Little Rock for a surgical abortion.

Now the number of clinics is back up to three. But many other barriers remain: a                               I.
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intent element because to attempt
or complete a crime requires intent to commit the crime.” 883 F.3d at 546
(Haynes, J., dissenting); see United States v. Bonilla, 687 F.3d 188, 193 (4th
Cir. 2012). That is, because (a)(3) “requires an unlawful or unprivileged entry
AND the actual commission or attempted commission of a crime,” the statute
necessarily includes all the generic elements—the intent is inherent in the
crime’s commission or attempt. Herrold I, 883 F.3d at 546 (Haynes, J.,
dissenting).
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case. He claims that everything coming after the “but even if”—DeVaughn,
section 30.02(a)(3)’s Practice Commentary, the dissent in Herrold I—is merely
dicta. We are thus not bound to follow it. He argues that Herrold II’s holding
that section 30.02(a) is generic beginsthe cytoplasmic Cullin3^KEAP1^ ubiquitin ligase complex [@bib20]. Specifically, Nrf2 is recruited to the Cullin3^KEAP1^ ligase by binding to the dimeric substrate adaptor KEAP1 and is subsequently modified with polyUb chains that target the transcription factor for proteasome-mediated degradation. This constitutive turnover limits the half-life of Nrf2 in unstressed cells to \~15 min [@bib30], [@bib33], [@bib46], [@bib55]. In response to numerous types of stress, most notably oxidative stress, KEAP1, a cysteine-rich protein, acts as a redox sensor, and oxidative modification of critical cysteines, particularly C151, of KEAP1 dissociates Nrf2-KEAP1 from CUL3 thereby preventing Nrf2 degradation [@bib8], [@bib20], [@bib55]. Notably, SFN, and possibly other Nrf2 activators, mimic oxidative stress by modifying C151 of KEAP1 e.g. [@bib21]. Stabilization of Nrf2 allows for its translocation to the nucleus where it induces the expression


by covalently modifying cysteine residues of KEAP1 [@bib21], we knocked down KEAP1 to address whether SFN-induced mitochondrial hyperfusion is stimulated through a KEAP1-dependent, but Nrf2 independent pathway. However, depletion of KEAP1 also failed to abrogate SFN-induced mitochondrial fusion ([Fig. 1](#f0005){ref-type="fig"}G--I). In fact, SFN reversed the pro-fission morphology induced by depletion of KEAP1 ([Fig. 1](#f0005){ref-type="fig"}G, panel b versus panel d). These results indicate that SFN treatment causes mitochondrial fusion independent of the canonical KEAP1-Nrf2-ARE pathway and led us to interrogate whether SFN directly affects components of the mitochondrial fission or fusion machinery.

2.2. Sulforaphane impairs the mitochondrial association of Drp1 {#s0020}
---------------------------------------------------------------

Based on the finding that SFN-treatment induces mitochondrial hyperfusion, we reasoned that this phenotype was either a consequence of excessive fusion activity or an inhibition of fission activity. To discriminatefission and hyperfusion. We did not detect reproducible changes in Drp1 protein levels after SFN-treatment ([Figs. 1](#f0005){ref-type="fig"}C and [3](#f0015){ref-type="fig"}A), and therefore concluded that SFN does not alter Drp1 stability or expression, consistent with Drp1 having a half-life of \>10 h [@bib50] and our SFN treatments being of shorter duration. Next, we investigated whether SFN affected the recruitment or retention of Drp1 to mitochondria. Fractionation studies showed that SFN induced a loss of Drp1 from the mitochondrial fraction ([Fig. 3](#f0015){ref-type="fig"}A, lanes 7--8 and [Fig. 3](#f0015){ref-type="fig"}B). As reported previously [@bib43], only a minor fraction of Drp1 (\~3%) is associated with the mitochondrial network at any given time during steady state conditions with most of the enzyme residing in the cytoplasm ([Fig. 3](#f0015){ref-type="fig"}A, lanes 5--8). These fractionation data were confirmed using co-localization


of this assay, we further sensitized cells to STS-induced apoptosis by pre-treating them with siRNA targeting the anti-apoptotic factor, Bcl-XL. This pretreatment reduced the expression of Bcl-XL and markedly promoted PARP cleavage as a function of time exposed to STS ([Fig. 4](#f0020){ref-type="fig"}B, compare lane 2 to lanes 4--10). Importantly, 2 h of pre-treatment with SFN mitigated PARP cleavage in cells exposed to STS ([Fig. 4](#f0020){ref-type="fig"}C, lane 3 versus 4 and lane 5 versus 6). Likewise, cells stably depleted of Nrf2 by CRISPR/Cas9 were comparably protected from STS toxicity by SFN pre-treatment ([Fig. 4](#f0020){ref-type="fig"}C, lane 11 versus 12 and lane 13 versus 14 and [Fig. 4](#f0020){ref-type="fig"}D). This protection was observed using both PARP cleavage ([Fig. 4](#f0020){ref-type="fig"}C and D) and cellular morphology ([Fig. 4](#f0020){ref-type="fig"}E) as readouts. The efficacy of Nrf2 depletionof the homogenate was preserved as a "whole cell lysate." The remainder was subjected to centrifugation at 800×*g* for 10 min to pellet nuclei. Supernatants were subjected to centrifugation at 1500×*g* for 10 min to clear remaining nuclei and unlysed cells. This supernatant was subjected to centrifugation at 15,000×*g* for 15 min to pellet mitochondria. The supernatant was preserved as the "cytosolic fraction". The pellet was washed gently with PBS and resuspended in isolation buffer. The protein concentration of each fraction was measured by bicinchoninic acid (BCA) assay and equivalent amounts of protein were resolved by SDS-PAGE.

4.8. Western blotting {#s0075}
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Cells were washed in PBS and solubilized in 2 times concentrated Laemmli solubilizing buffer (100 mM Tris \[pH 6.8\], 2% SDS, 0.008% bromophenol blue, 2% 2-mercaptoethanol, 26.3% glycerol, and 0.001% Pyrinin Y). Lysates


insightful discussions and to the OMRF Imaging Core for use of the confocal microscope.

![SFN induces Nrf2/KEAP1-independent mitochondrial fusion. (A) RPE-1 cells were transfected with the indicated siRNAs and 3 days later treated with DMSO or the Nrf2 activators SFN (50 μM), MG132 (10 μM), or tBHQ (100 μM) for 4 h. Mitochondria (red) are labeled with an anti-Tom20 antibody, and nuclei (blue) are counterstained with DAPI. (B) Graph showing quantification of mitochondrial morphology scoring from (A). \>50 cells per condition were evaluated in a blinded fashion. (C) Representative western blots from (A). (D) RPE-1 cells were transfected with 10 nM siRNA and 3 days later treated with SFN for 4 h prior to being fixed and stained as in (A). (E) Graph showing quantification of mitochondrial phenotype scoring from (D). \>100 cells per conditionof total PARP (cleaved+uncleaved) from 3 independent experiments. Importantly, the levels of cleaved PARP were comparable whether cells expressed Nrf2 or not, indicating that SFN protection from STS is independent of the transcription factor. (E) 20X phase-contrast images taken immediately prior to harvest of lysates from (C). Scale bar=65 µm. (F) Representative western blots demonstrating that depletion of Drp1 confers near-comparable protection from STS as SFN treatment. RPE-1 cells were transfected with 1 nM siBcl-XL and additionally transfected with either 10 nM siCON or 10 nM siDrp1. 3 days later, siCON cells were pre-treated with SFN as in (A) and (C) and then exposed to STS for 4 h prior to being harvested and processed for western blotting with the indicated antibodies. (G) Same as (D) for the data presented in (F) compiled


in normals but not statistically significant (P greater than 0.1). The basal cortisol in reactional subjects is slightly higher than in normals but not significant statistically (P greater than 0.05). The percentage rise over the basal value after stimulation test is found to be significantly low in both the reactional and non reactional states (P greater than 0.05) and also there is no statistically significant difference between these two groups (p greater than 0.5). Hence it is concluded that the Adrenal cortical reserve is low both in the non-reactional and reactional states of Lepromatous Leprosy.the process air flow but also the cooling medium flow so that this heats the cooling circuit and additionally also contributes to a more rapid heating of the fuel cell system.
In an advantageous embodiment of the fuel cell system according to the invention the region with the catalytically active material is integrated into the heat exchanger. This integration of the catalytically active material onto the side of the heat exchanger through which the process air flow flows thereby facilitates a very compact structure as the component of the heat exchanger serves both as a charge air cooler and also—if required—for the catalytic conversion of substances on its side through which the process air flows.
In a preferred development of the fuel cell system according to the invention the heat


flow is an exhaust air flow from a cathode region of the fuel cell.
This preferred structure uses the comparatively cool exhaust air from the cathode region of the fuel cell in regular operation to cool the process air for the fuel cell heated after the air conveying means. Because under correspondingly cold start conditions the compression of the process air does not suffice in order to heat this correspondingly significantly in order to thus prevent condensation of liquid and/or freezing of this liquid, according to the invention the region with the catalytically active material is provided before or in the region of the heat exchanger in order to heat the process air flow to the fuel cell through the addition of a fuel. This heat now also benefitsFind a Distributor

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began missing my friends and family, plus I met K. Though there are still several items I haven't ticked of this list of 'Things for a foodie to do in Scotland', there's a lot waiting for me at home. It's time to go.

I've had wonderful time here in Edinburgh. Yes, the weather sucks, but at least the winters are really mild. I've met some wonderful people from all over the world, and made friends for life. I've had my fair share of haggis, neeps & tatties, learnt to tell my Gay Gordon from The Dashing White Sergeant at a Ceilidh. As an icing on a cake, I've now even tried the infamous Scottish delicacy, deep-fried Mars Bar (see photo above). The latter was offered in one Edinburgh chippyfor newspapers are outnumbered by academic articles, and I’m not sure how helpful my early journalism masterclasses have been.

However, the newspaper had a section called 'Kati köök' or 'Cathy’s kitchen', which published easy and childfriendly recipes. One of them was for small cheesy mouthfuls called 'küprukad'. There’s no such word in Estonian, really, it’s a combination of 'küpsised' (alias cookies) and 'pirukad' (alias pirogi). I guess the editor couldn’t decide which ones these cheesy mouthfuls are. I remember making these on quite a few occasions back then...

I made them again a short while ago. Cannot really give a recipe, as it uses a special pancake mixture from Estonia (flour, sugar, milk powder, whey powder, baking soda, citric acid, salt, egg powder) and I have no clue what would


to debilitating touchdowns against a bad team.”

” Eli Manning tried to dismiss the first theory offered for the New York Giants’ power outage.

‘No, I don’t think so,’ the quarterback said when asked about a ProFootballTalk.com report that a tired right arm has led to his recent struggles. ‘I feel like I’m making the throws, and I don’t feel like it’s tired.'”

“And they’ll need all the cushion they can get, not only because of their remaining opponents but also because of the other opponent they seem to battle annually – their penchant for midseason slumps.”

“There’s only one explanation for how poorly the Giants played. They unilaterally made the decision that their bye week began at 1 p.m. Sunday because they were down 14-0 just 4:07 into the first quarter.

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leaving to go downtown around 11pm,when we heard on the news that there was a fire at the Wagon Wheel...that's where we were going to head to. The news on the radio hadn't said anything about victims.just that there was a big fire..in retrospect this was only about a half hour after the start of the fire. The wagon wheel was popular because of all the gals that were there to dance etc etc ....I cannot imagine the sheer terror that those poor kids were thinking as the place was engulfed & they had limited or no escape..... very sad.for a bunch of young people,who were only out to have fun.thus providing an interlocking arrangement. The invention thus provides for-a considerable savings in time and erection of the wall and in labor saving since no mortar need be mixed or applied on the job site. The invention also provides a wall which can subsequently by dismantled and the blocks reused.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF TI-IE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is an elevational view of a portion of a wall, partly in section, and showing blocks utilizing the principles of the invention;

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a block constructed according to the principles of the invention;

FIG. 3 is an elevational view of a portion of a wall partly in section and showing another embodiment of the invention; and

FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a block utilizing the principles of


in the first embodiment. Of course, with the construction of this second embodiment, the foundation or footing 30a would have to be provided with openings 46 so as to permit anchoring of the first course of blocks 10a to the footing 300. With the second embodiment, dismantling of the wall is easily accomplished so that the individual blocks 10a can be salvaged and reused.

I have described my invention in connection with two embodiments thereof and it will be obvious to those skilled in the art that the principles of the invention are applicable to blocks of various masonry materials whether they be concrete, brick or of other material. It is further evident that the principles of the invention can be applied to blocks of a variety of sizes,centrally of said first vertical opening, each of said first openings having a rod received therein and held in said openings by a meltable substance that is solid at ordinary temperatures, said method comprising the steps of: laying said blocks in end to end relationship with their front and rear surfaces aligned to form a first course of said wall; laying a second course of said blocks on top of said first course with the blocks in said second course in end to end relationship with the joints between the ends staggered from the joints in said first course so that the first opening in the blocks of said second course are in alignment with the second opening in each of the blocks of said first course; laying


[Experimental phages for differentiating nontypable methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus].
The possibility of using phages, isolated from the lysogenic cultures of methicillin-resistant staphylococci and modified in methicillin-resistant cultures of phage 85, for the differentiation of nontypable staphylococcal strains has been studied. The variants of phage 85 cannot be used for the determination of differences between the strains of methicillin-resistant cultures; they are not suited for typing. For this purpose the collection of phages isolated from lysogenic methicillin-resistant cultures should be used.---
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title: Transverse momentum dependent multiplicities of hadrons produced in DIS at COMPASS
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Introduction
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The intrinsic motion of the parton in the nucleon is a fundamental ingredient in a complete description of the nucleon structure, which has to consider not only its projection along the nucleon momentum but also its transverse component in both momentum and coordinate space. The momentum distributions of the partons in the transverse plane is described by the Transverse-Momentum-Dependent Parton Distribution Functions (TMD-PDFs). Analogously, Transverse-Momentum-Dependent Fragmentation Functions (TMD-FFs) are necessary for a complete treatment of the hadron production. In this respects, the Semi-Inclusive Deep Inelastic Scattering (SIDIS) is a powerful tool


Late power-play goal lifts Blues over Jets

St. Louis Blues forward Alexander Steen (20) celebrates in front of Winnipeg Jets defenceman Dustin Byfuglien after scoring a goal during the second period of an NHL game against at the MTS Centre in Winnipeg Tuesday, Dec. 10, 2013. - (TREVOR HAGAN / THE CANADIAN PRESS)St. Louis Blues' Alexander Steen (20) celebrates with T.J. Oshie (74) after scoring in the second period. - (TREVOR HAGAN / THE CANADIAN PRESS)St. Louis Blues defenceman Kevin Shattenkirk (22) is hit into the boards by Winnipeg Jets forward James Wright during the second period. - (TREVOR HAGAN / THE CANADIAN PRESS)Winnipeg Jets goaltender Ondrej Pavelec watches as Jets defenceman Mark Stuart and St. Louis Blues' Vladimir Sobotka battle for the puck during the second period. -time traveller!This article was published 10/12/2013 (1346 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.

The Winnipeg Jets played exactly the kind of heavy, stifling game Tuesday night at the MTS Centre it takes to win in the gritty Central Division.

It ain’t pretty. It’s downright boring to watch at times. But it is winning hockey in the new neighbourhood the Jets find themselves in this season and of a type you would think Winnipeg is going to have to play a lot more of this season if they’re going to factor come playoff time.

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St. Louis Blues forward Alexander Steen (left) and Winnipeg Jets defenceman Jacob Trouba battle in front of the Jets net during first period NHL action at the MTS


Glucosylated N-acetyllactosamine O-antigen chain in the lipopolysaccharide from Helicobacter pylori strain UA861.
The O-antigen chain from the lipopolysaccharide of Helicobacter pylori strain UA861 was determined to be composed of an elongated type 2 N -acetyllactosamine backbone, -[-->3)-beta-D-Gal-(1-->4)-beta-D-GlcNAc-(1-]n-->, with approximately half of the GlcNAc units carrying a terminal alpha-d-Glc residue at the O -6 position. The O-chain of H.pylori UA861 was terminated by a N -acetyllactosamine [beta-D-Gal-(1-->4)-beta-D-GlcNAc] (LacNAc) epitope and did not express terminal Lewis X or Lewis Y blood-group determinants as previously found in other H.pylori strains. The absence of terminal Lewis X and Lewis Y blood-group epitopes and the replacement of Fuc by Glc as a side chain in the O-chain of H.pylori UA861 represents yet another type of lipopolysaccharide structure from H.pylori species. These structural differences into Mr.
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this intelligence with little joy. "Alas!" thought I, looking at
poor Juliet, "it has come too late." But recollecting that I was
not the less indebted to the kindness of my benefactors, I turned
to Miss Graham, and offered, as I could, my warm acknowledgments.
Miss Graham assured me, with looks which evinced sincerity,
that she was already more than repaid for the service she
had rendered me; and prevented further thanks, by proceeding in
her explanation.

"My brother," said she, "traced you to the house of a Miss
Mortimer, and from thence to Edinburgh; but here he lost you;
and being himself at a distance, he commissioned me to search for
you.


only I must own) remembered with a sigh
how many other qualities must conspire to fit the companion for
the friend. But now, when she daily forsook admiration, and
gaiety, and elegance, to share with me the cares of a sick-chamber,
I daily felt the benefits of her piety, discretion, and sweetness
of temper; and a friendship began, which, I trust, will outlast
our lives.

Although she had too much of the politeness of good feeling to
hint an expectation that I should forsake my unhappy charge, she
constantly spoke of my visiting Castle Eredine, as of a pleasure
which she could not bear to leave in uncertainty; and she detailed
plans for our employments, for our studies, for our excursions
among her native hills, with a minuteness which showed how
much the subject occupied her mind. All her plans boreGlass Containers Can Cause Water To Flow More Like Ketchup On The Nanoscale

Georgia Tech associate professor Elisa Riedo poses with a glass water bottle and a plastic water bottle. While container materials don't significantly affect the rate at which water pours from bottles of this size, a new study shows that the properties of containers at the nanoscale dramatically affect the viscosity of water. Image Credit: Georgia Tech Photo: Rob Felt

Here’s a question that may not cross your mind when late for work – Is it quicker for me to drink from a glass or a plastic bottle?

Well, actually, it would make very little difference to your morning commute, but go down to

the nanoscale and the material a container is made of has a massive effect on the


a result, numerous individuals, including Myers, were arrested.
Myers was subsequently charged with the murder of Mainelli, as well as the other charges listed above. Myers' motion to sever the murder charge was denied by the district court. Subsequently, the State moved to sever the murder and narcotics charges, and that motion was granted.
Prior to trial, Myers moved to suppress evidence derived from wiretaps 1 and 2, and the search warrants obtained pursuant to those wiretaps. Myers also moved in limine to keep out any references to a charge of first degree murder, as well as references to gangs and previous felony convictions. Myers' motion to suppress was overruled, while his motion in limine was sustained in part and overruled in part. The district court ordered that no referencesfor murder. She was surprised, but thought she could disregard this fact. Another read only the headline of the article and noticed that it continued onto another page. He noticed the phrase "Murder Town Gangsters." Another juror read "bits and pieces" of the article in addition to the headline, but did not indicate she knew anything about the separate murder charge.
One juror, who read the entire article, stated, "I didn't realize that he had murdered somebody." She was concerned about her ability to put knowledge of the murder out of her mind and stated, "[R]ight now, it seems like he's guilty, but
*397 I haven't heard the other side...." Another juror "briefly scanned through the whole article." She did not remember reading anything new. Another had read "bits and


jury panel and replaced with an alternate.
The jury found Myers guilty of all counts, and following a hearing, the district court sentenced Myers as a habitual criminal. Myers timely filed this appeal.

ASSIGNMENTS OF ERROR
Myers claims that (1) the district court erred in failing to suppress evidence derived from unlawful wiretaps; (2) the affidavit for wiretap 2 failed to demonstrate probable cause for belief that Myers had committed, was committing, or was about to commit a crime, and the order authorizing wiretap 2 was unlawfully issued because wiretap 1 was tainted; (3) the district court erred in failing to grant Myers' motion for mistrial, based on the jury's being exposed to a newspaper article concerning Myers' pending charge for first degree murder; (4) the district court erred in failingtrash would draw undue attention to their presence.
Information from Edward Wilson did not give a full accounting of Myers' actions and would not lead to a successful prosecution of Myers or others involved in the conspiracy. At the time the affidavit was submitted, there were no parties willing to come forward and testify against Myers involving his narcotics activity.
Although investigators may not use wiretaps or eavesdropping devices as the first step in a narcotics investigation, neither must such devices be used only as a last resort; nor must an affidavit supporting a request for permission to wiretap or eavesdrop explain away all possible alternative techniques of investigation. State v. Hinton, 226 Neb. 787, 415 N.W.2d 138 (1987); State v. Whitmore, 221 Neb. 450, 378 N.W.2d 150 (1985); State


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Structuring the axios callback in Vue

Question
What am I missing or doing wrong in my code if I just want to display a joke in my project?
WIP demo on codepen

Sample JSON response

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  data:{
    jokes: []
  },
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          you can get the water purity you want, without the waste you don’t.

It’s a small change that can make a big difference for the preservation of our environment.

Source:

National Geographic

U.S. National Park Service, Mote Marine Lab

National Resources Defense Council


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The Verdict: For a debut release, Lautreamont have made a real believer out of me. In one fell swoop, the band have established themselves as strong performers, focused songwriters, and an undeniably ominous presence to behold.

Flight's Fav's: Father (отец), Evil (зло), The Hour (час)

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If you enjoyed this article, be sure to share it with others to help us grow. You can also like and follow us on the social media of your choice with Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, and support us on Patreon.urges Peggy to explore new forms of theater, Peggy herself stays true to her vision. She believes that beyond her sheltered world there are people of every race and nationality who can be persuaded to march on Washington and halt the madness of George W. Bush's foreign policy. This production focuses more on surface comedy than on Peggy's rage and sadness, however, which makes it amusing but ultimately inconsequential. Presented by the Avenue Theater, 417 East 17th Avenue, 303-321-5925, www.avenuetheater.com. Reviewed September 1.

An Ideal Husband. The heretofore spotless reputation of Sir Robert Chiltern, a London politician, is put at risk when a mysterious Mrs. Chevely threatens to reveal the one dark stain on his reputation -- the dishonest manner in which he acquired his wealth. In return for


it up guys, you have another 10 days til the poll closes.

Niklas

10-11-2010, 07:30 PM

The Hard Way. Best Song of the Bonus Tracks.

Polychromatic

10-11-2010, 07:33 PM

How did I miss Spraypaint? Ugh

hawk

10-11-2010, 09:22 PM

12 votes isn't bad so far :) Keep it up guys, you have another 10 days til the poll closes.

Looks at my elections.....times your by five, and thats what I get. :D

Emmet

10-22-2010, 04:56 PM

Poll is now closed! Thank you for the 23 people who voted and the winner is The Hard Way!

Benjamin

10-22-2010, 05:30 PM

Poll is now closed! Thank you for the 23 people who voted and the winner is The Hard Way!The Tampa Bay Lightning's holy trinity from its 2004 Stanley Cup run has been broken up, to the benefit of the Stanley Cup-contending Dallas Stars.

With a financial squeeze coming on the Gulf Coast with new ownership, the last-place Lightning split Brad Richards from Vincent Lecavalier and Martin St. Louis, and shipped him to the Stars.

Richards, the Conn Smythe Trophy winner in 2004, goes west with goaltender Johan Holmqvist, with the Lightning getting Mike Smith, whom they hope is the long-awaited replacement for their 2004 champion stopper, Nikolai Khabibulin. Smith has been obscured on the Stars by Marty Turco, while Tampa also gets shootout specialist Jussi Jokinen, forward Jeff Halpern and a fourth-round pick.

"The writing was on the wall in Tampa," Richards said. "For whatever reason, there was (instability).


Wright State University decides not to host presidential debate

Wright State University has decided not to host the first general election presidential debate, citing mounting costs and security concerns.

The debate is scheduled for Sept. 26 and was to be held at the Wright State Nutter Center. It will now instead be held at Hofstra University in New York, which is the alternate site.

“This is a very difficult decision,” Wright State President David R. Hopkins said July 19. “But there has been a growing crescendo of concern about what it would take to guarantee the safety and security of the campus and the community. The expense would be daunting.”

Unlike private universities that have hosted debates in the past, Wright State cannot restrict public access to its campus, which adds to output=sock.recv(500)
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        except:
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try:
    x=socket.socket()
    x.bind(("127.0.0.1",1339))    # Enter IP address and port according to your needs ( replace 127.0.0.1 and 1339 )
    x.listen(2)                   # This will accept upto two connections, change the number if you like
    sock,b=x.accept()
    writer(sock)
except:
    print("bye")
    exit()

A:

Thank you for replies.
I ended up writing my own scripts.

I start netcat_reader.py on logger node.
I start


Sexual Freedom has submitted expert witness reports for their landmark Communications Decency Act lawsuit, Nitke v. Ashcroft (Case No. 01 Civ. 11476). John Wirenius, attorney for plaintiffs NCSF and photographer Barbara Nitke, provided 31 expert witness reports and witnesses who will testify before the three-judge panel for the Southern District of New York. The expert witness reports support the…

Argued: March 31, 1998 Decided: June 25, 1998 Issue: Freedom of Speech -- Whether a law requiring the National Endowment for the Arts to consider "general standards of decency and respect for the diverse beliefs and values of the American public" before awarding grants to artistic projects is impermissibly viewpoint-based and unconstitutionally vague. Vote: 8-1; No, the law does not violate the First Amendment. Facts: In 1990, Congress amended…

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Techsploitation By Annalee Newitz San Francisco Bay Guardian, January 14, 2002 HERE'S YET ANOTHER wacky fact you probably didn't know about the Communications Decency Act ole Bill Clinton signed into law way back in 1996: the good citizens of some small town in Arizona or southern California might have the power to send you to jail if they think


The latest issue of The Punisher sees three of the Fantastic Four reboot film stars apparently fall victim to an explosion.

The Marvel Comics series features an abrupt end for Kate Mara, Miles Teller and Jamie Bell when they cameo in the comic (via Newsarama).

Writer Nathan Edmondson assured readers that the comic is not making a "petty statement" against the upcoming 20th Century Fox film on Twitter.

The characters can be seen talking about the absent Michael B Jordan - who will play the Human Torch in director Josh Trank's film - shortly before meeting their demise.

Mitch Gerads illustrated the scene in The Punisher #12.

Marvel and Fox have denied rumours that there is a rivalry between the two companies over the film, which has been attributed to the decision toenclosure for the various components of the joint. A biasing element can be provided to positively urge the inner sealing element into sealing engagement with the outer sealing element. The protective enclosure is effective to prevent dirt, water, and other contaminants from contacting the various components of the joint, and to retain lubricant therein for such components.
Various objects and advantages of this invention will become apparent to those skilled in the art from the following detailed description of the preferred embodiments, when read in light of the accompanying drawings.


FG indicates the distance between the large-sized end of the body and the final accelerating electrode of the electron gun, TN indicates the distance between the small-sized end of the cone portion and the inflection point of the funnel, and "psgr" indicates the electron beam deflection angle.
The effective screen size D is 17 inches or more, and the electron beam deflection angle is 100 degrees or more. The cone portion may be formed either with a substantially circular sectional shape uniformly proceeding from the large-sized end to the small-sized end, or with a sectional shape varying from a circle to a non-circle shape, such as a rectangle, while proceeding from the small sized-end to the large-sized end.never gave us."

Boyd says his experience with Steam isn't all that unusual, having heard from other developers that they had similar experiences – not selling well on XBLIG and achieving much more success with sequels or other games on Steam.

"XBLIG is a good place for beginners," he says. "The software is all free and there's a lot of documentation online to teach you how to use it. But it doesn't really pay well for most people unless you get lucky, have a couple of standout games, and sell hundreds of thousands of copies. My recommendation is to start with XBLIG, get some experience and exposure, and then move on to Steam or to the official Xbox Live Arcade (XBLA) platform."


AMD is the leading cause of blindness among individuals older than 50 in the United States. Currently, an estimated 2 million Americans are believed to suffer from this disease.[@i1552-5783-60-10-3520-b01] AMD is a disease affecting the macula, the area of retina needed for central vision, and consists of two types, wet (neovascular or exudative) AMD and dry (atrophic, nonexudative). Wet AMD is characterized by abnormal blood vessel growth or choroidal neovascularization, whereas dry AMD is characterized by retinal atrophy.[@i1552-5783-60-10-3520-b02] Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is also a disease that typically presents itself in mature individuals, with early onset between the ages of 40 and 60 years. Although this disease results in inflammation of the joints, it shares many similarities with AMD. Both AMD and RA are inflammatory diseases and share riskRA compared with a matched control group. Using ICD-9 codes, our results provide further analysis of specific AMD type, wet and dry, and its increased risk with RA diagnosis. As dry AMD makes up approximately 90% of all AMD cases, it is no surprise that both RA and control groups observed a respective 90.99% and 83.09% of the dry AMD cases as well. However, although the number of wet AMD patients detected among both RA and control groups remained similar (*n* = 524 RA group; *n* = 555 control), more dry AMD patients were detected in the RA group (*n* = 5294) compared with control (*n* = 2728). Using the MarketScan database, we also demonstrated that after matching the numbers of female patients for both RA (*n* =


Brick by brick, the walkway tells a story of Broomfield residents who love their library.

Some of the bricks honor library lovers who have passed away. Others celebrate weddings, birthdays and anniversaries.

Personalized brick donations made to the Broomfield Library Foundation pave the way for vibrant programs at Mamie Doud Eisenhower Public Library, while providing a place for residents to show their support for friends and families.The foundation's brick campaign is accepting orders for personalized bricks through Feb. 28.

Colleen Sawyer, president of the foundation, said the brick fundraiser is a popular one, in part because residents can see their donation work in tangible and intangible ways.

The bricks, inscribed with personal messages of love and support, line the walkway to the library's front door. Proceeds from the brick purchases help keepCrepe Streamers – 2 inch x 500 feet

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the balance between competition within and between each input community (Rivett et al., [2018](#jeb13394-bib-0034){ref-type="ref"}). Niche‐packing, the partitioning of resource use between members within a community, and functional diversity, the range of niches filled within a community, could both contribute to asymmetric outcomes during community coalescence. Niche‐packed, more functionally diverse, communities can be more resistant to invasion through having fewer vacant niches that invaders can occupy (Elton, [1958](#jeb13394-bib-0005){ref-type="ref"}; Hodgson, Rainey, & Buckling, [2002](#jeb13394-bib-0015){ref-type="ref"}; Levine & D\'Antonio, [1999](#jeb13394-bib-0023){ref-type="ref"}). Theory suggests that the presence of other community members, within niche‐packed communities, can enhance the success of a species' population (Tikhonov, [2016](#jeb13394-bib-0039){ref-type="ref"}): a process termed "ecological co‐selection" (Lu et al., [2018](#jeb13394-bib-0026){ref-type="ref"}; Sierocinski et al., [2017](#jeb13394-bib-0037){ref-type="ref"}). For example, when methanogenic communities are coalesced in bioreactors, the subsequent mixture is dominated by the most productive community (Sierocinskiet al., [2017](#jeb13394-bib-0037){ref-type="ref"}). In addition, invasion experiments on natural isolates demonstrate that the presence of other community members aids recruitment of species into a coalesced community (Lu et al., [2018](#jeb13394-bib-0026){ref-type="ref"}).

A key question remains as to what determines the extent of niche‐packing within communities. A shared coevolutionary history is likely to play a crucial role. When species compete, selection increases resource specialization and reduces niche overlap, which can result in adaptive radiations (Gillespie, [2004](#jeb13394-bib-0007){ref-type="ref"}; Rainey & Travisano, [1998](#jeb13394-bib-0030){ref-type="ref"}; Schluter, [2000](#jeb13394-bib-0036){ref-type="ref"}) and character displacements (Ellis, Traverse, Mayo‐Smith, Buskirk, & Cooper, [2015](#jeb13394-bib-0004){ref-type="ref"}; Grant & Grant, [2006](#jeb13394-bib-0010){ref-type="ref"}; Stuart et al., [2014](#jeb13394-bib-0038){ref-type="ref"}). Individuals or species that occupy vacant niches are selected for to reduce within‐community competition (Schluter, [2000](#jeb13394-bib-0036){ref-type="ref"}). Consequently, communities that have a history of coexistence may experience less within‐community competition, allowing them to dominate during


Mumbai, Nov 26: According to a recent research, obesity accounts for nearly 50, 000 new cancer cases per year in adults. Obesity alone was found to contribute to almost 3.6 percent of cancer cases globally. The report highlights that the worldwide prevalence of obesity in adults has doubled since 1980. It also noted that if this trend continues, it could tremendously increase the burden of cancer, particularly in South America and North Africa. (Read: Fighting obesity and helping people lose weight online!) Also Read - Ganesh Chaturthi 2020: 4 reasons an eco-friendly Ganesha is good for you

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As far as India is concerned, obesity is quite prevalent here among young adults. However, most of them are unaware of the dangersAccuracy of orientation distribution function determination based on EBSD data-A case study of a recrystallized low alloyed Zr sheet.
The question of the statistical accuracy of EBSD data for global texture calculation was re-explored on the basis of a very large grain population (83 000 grains measured on a recrystallized low-alloyed Zr sheet). Previous works aimed mainly at identifying and quantifying the main texture components and were based on much smaller data sets. The present work attempts to quantify the accuracy of the complete texture, including low-density regions of the orientation space. For that purpose, a new statistical parameter, V(Delta), based on the calculation of texture difference functions is proposed. This parameter has two main advantages: it is equally sensitive to both high and low peaks of the orientation


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abstract: |
    The solution of the exterior-value problem for the fractional Laplacian can be computed by a walk-outside-spheres algorithm. This involves sampling $\alpha$-stable Levy processes on their exit from maximally inscribed balls and sampling their occupation distribution. Kyprianou, Osojnik, and Shardlow (2017) developed this algorithm, providing a complexity analysis and an implementation, for approximating the solution at a single point in the domain. This paper shows how to efficiently sample the whole field by generating an approximation in $L^2(D)$, for a domain $D$. The method takes advantage of a hierarchy of triangular meshes and uses the multilevel Monte Carlo method for Hilbert space-valued quantities of interest. We derive complexity bounds in terms of the fractional parameter $\alpha$ and demonstrate that the method gives accurate resultsexit time for the WOS process $\vec x_n$ from $D$ (so $\tau_{N^{\vec x}}=\tau$ and $\vec X(\tau)=\vec {x}_{N^{\vec
            x}}$) and $V_1$ is the expected occupation density of $\vec
    X(t)$ before exiting a unit ball after starting at the origin, and given by [@BGR] $$\begin{aligned}
    V_1(\vec y)
    = 2^{-\alpha}\,\pi^{-d/2}\, \frac{\Gamma(d/2)}{\Gamma(\alpha/2)^{2}}\,
    \norm{\vec y}^{\alpha -d}\, {\int_0^{\norm{\vec y}^{-2}-1}(u+1)^{-d/2}u^{\alpha/2-1}\, du}, \quad \norm{\vec y}\le 1.\label{V}\end{aligned}$$

[@kos] provides a complete Monte Carlo algorithm for approximating $u(\vec x)$ for a single $\vec x\in D$. It works by sampling the WOS process $\vec x_n$ and the occupation density $V_1$, and computing $u(\vec x)$ as a sample average. [@kos] includes an implementation [@WOS-code] and a study of the mean


using the field solve as part of an Arnoldi iteration. To make the process more efficient, we show how the accuracy of the field solve should be varied during the Arnoldi iteration. Computations are given, comparing the method to analytical results of [@Dyda2012-kl]. The Julia code used for the computations is available for download[^2]. In \[conclusion\], we include a comparison of the proposed method to the adaptive finite element method of [@Ainsworth2017-xf].

Review
======

We will make use of the following bounds on the unique solution to \[main\]. We use $C^r(D)$ to denote the Banach space of $r$-times differentiable functions with the supremum norm on derivatives up to order $r\in \naturals$. For $s\in (0,1)$, $C^{r+s}(D)$ denotes the Hölder-continuous subspace of $u\in C^r(D)$ with norm $\norm{u}_{C^r}+\sup_{\abs{\vec r}=r}[\mathcal{D}^{\vec r} u]_s<\infty $, for $$[u]_s\coloneq \sup_{\vecHence, for some $C>0$, $p(\beta)\le C \beta^{\alpha/2-1}$ for $\beta<1/2$. Hence, for larger constant $C$, $$\prob{\beta \le \frac1{(\epsilon/r_{n-1}-1)^2}\;|\; r_{n-1}}         \le \prob{\beta \le 4\frac{r_{n-1}^2}{\epsilon^2}\;|\; r_{n-1}}        \le C\,\frac{r_{n-1}^{\alpha}}{\epsilon^{\alpha}},\qquad \text{ if $\frac{2r_{n-1}}{\varepsilon}\le \frac 12$.}$$ This inequality also holds for $r_{n-1}\ge \epsilon/2$ by making sure $C\ge
        2^\alpha$. As $\mu\le 1$, to complete the proof, we apply \[prep\].

We require the following assumption regarding the WOS process near to the boundary of $D$, to control how WOS particles accumulate near the boundary. It is shown to hold for a specific domain in \[app\] by numerically evaluating integrals. For $B=[0,1]^2$, it is seen to hold for $t\approx 1$ for $\alpha\le 0.5$ and for $t\approx


\vec w        + h_{m+1,m} \vec v_{m+1} (\vec e_m^\trans \vec w).$$ Hence, the eigenvalue residual $$\norm{    A^{-1} V_m \vec w - \theta V_m \vec w}        = h_{m+1,m} \abs{ \vec e_m^\trans \vec w} + \norm{F_m \vec w}.\label{evres}$$ The first residual corresponds to  and is monitored during the Arnoldi iteration. The second term, we refer to as the extra residual, is due to the inexact solves and we analyse that now. Following [@Simoncini2005-ra], it can be written as $$\begin{aligned}
        {F_m \vec w}         & =\sum_{k=1}^m \vec{f}_k (\vec e_k^\trans \vec w)         =\sum_{k=1}^m \frac{\vec{f}_k \norm{\vecw}        \le 2 \frac{\norm{\vec r_{k-1}}}
        {\delta_{m,k-1}}.$$ Here, it is important to note that $\delta_{m,k-1}$ is not $\mathcal{F}_{k}$-measurable in general and depends on the full Arnoldi run. Then, $$\abs{\alpha_k}        \le 2 \frac{ \delta^{(k-1)}}{ \delta_{m,k-1}},$$ which is \[cookie\]. The final statement is a consequence of the Bauer–Fike theorem for normal matrices [@Golub2013-ip], which says that the error in the eigenvalue is bounded by the eigenvalue residual.

This theorem suggests a practical way of choosing the WOS tolerance at step $k$ in dependence on a given eigenvalue-residual tolerance $\mathrm{tol}$, parameter $\varepsilon$, and computed residual $\norm{\vec r_k}$. For $B>1$, to achieve $$\prob{\text{eigenvalue residual}>2\,\mathrm{tol}}        \le \frac1{B^2}, $$


ball
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Dyda [@Dyda2012-kl] provides upper and lower bounds on the leading eigenvalue for the fractional Laplacian on the unit ball, gained by rigorous analytical methods. We compare this to the eigenvalues computed by \[alg\]. \[tab2\] shows the results of a computation with $\mathrm{tol}=0.01$, $B=3$, and WOS multilevel parameters $\ell_0=3$, and $L=7$ with five Arnoldi iterations. The Arnoldi iteration produces estimates that are very close to Dyda’s upper bound (the error relative to the upper bound are in the range $
    3\times 10^{-4}$ to $ 10^{-3}$). The computations take between take fifteen and thirty minutes for a Julia implementation on a quad-core 3.2Ghz i5-6500 CPU with 8GB RAM (three cores are used in parallel for the WOS samples). The run times are compared in \[last\] to the ArnoldiInvestigation of targeting mechanism of new dextran-peptide-methotrexate conjugates using biodistribution study in matrix-metalloproteinase-overexpressing tumor xenograft model.
We conducted a biodistribution study in HT-1080 bearing mice to investigate the drug targeting mechanism and the cause of side effects of the new dextran-peptide-methotrexate conjugates. HT-1080 is a human fibrosarcoma cell line that is known to overexpress matrix-metalloproteinases (MMPs). The experiments compared conjugates carrying MMP sensitive peptide linkers, conjugates carrying MMP insensitive linkers, and free methotrexate. Passive targeting was evidenced by the prolonged plasma circulation and higher tissue accumulations of both types of the conjugates compared to free methotrexate. Independent of the peptide sequence of the linker, the ratio of drug accumulation at the tumor versus drug accumulation at the major site of side effects (small intestine) for either conjugate was increased


by laser cooling at finite temperature are partially coherent matter waves (PCMW), whose properties during propagation and evolution are important issues and play a crucial role in the applications of matter waves. Nevertheless, they not been investigated sufficiently.

It is well known that a coherent matter wave can be described by a single wave function whose evolution is governed by the Gross Pitaevskii (GP) equation [@BEC]. On the other hand, a PCMW can’t be described by a single-particle wave function, but requires a much more complicated treatment. One method is the finite temperature BEC theory, which separates the matter wave field operator into two terms; one term describes the condensate part, and the other term deals with the noncondensate part. However, the equations based on this method are complicatedto describe a PCMW is the correlation function, which provides quantitative information about the coherence and the intensity of matter waves. The first-order correlation function characterizes local fluctuations of the phase of the complex matter wave field amplitude, and is related to the contrast achievable in an interference experiment. The second-order correlation function is related to fluctuations of the modulus of the complex matter wave field amplitude, and expresses the tendency of atoms either to cluster or to remain spatially separated [@glauber]. Meystre et al. derived the Van-Citter-Zernike theorem of PCMW, which disregards the interactions among the particles. They analyzed the propagation of the matter wave from an incoherent matter wave source [@meystre94], and discussed the detection of the correlation function [@meystre98]. This method is analogous to that


through the classical limit, and a well-known result of Van Vleck that makes the connection with quantum mechanics.

The Hamiltonian of a single atom with a mass $m$ in a gravito-inertial field in the classical limit is $$\begin{aligned}
H&=& \mathbf{p}^{T}\mathbf{\bm\beta }\mathbf{p}/(2m)-\bm\Omega ^{T}\bm{L}-m%
\mathbf{g}^{T}\mathbf{q}  \label{H1} \nonumber\\
&& -m\mathbf{q}^{T}\bm\gamma \mathbf{q}/2+V(t),\end{aligned}$$where $V(t)$ is the external field, $\mathbf{q}^{T}=(x,y,z)$ is the position vector, $\mathbf{p}^{T}=(p_{x},p_{y},p_{z})$ is the momentum vector, and $%
\bm{L}$ is the angular momentum vector of the atom. The gravitational wave and gravitational gradient are represented by the tensors $\bm\beta $ and $%
\bm\gamma $. The quantity $\bm\Omega $ is the angular velocity vector of the Earth’s rotation, and $\mathbf{g}$ is the gravitational acceleration vector. The Earth’s gravito-inertial field is characterized by the above four parameters: $\bm\beta
,\bm\gamma ,\bm\Omega ,\mathbf{g}$. The superscript $T$ means the transpose. Some judiciously})^{T}%
\mathbf{M}_{f}^{-1}(\mathbf{r}-\bar{\bm\xi })\right] ,\end{aligned}$$where $\mathbf{M}_{i}^{-1}$ and $\mathbf{M}_{f}^{-1}$ denote the complex curvature tensors of the PCMW at the initial and the final time, respectively. They satisfy the condition $$\label{M}
\mathbf{M}_{f}^{-1}=(\bar{\mathbf{C}}+\bar{\mathbf{D}}\mathbf{M}_{i}^{-1})(%
\bar{\mathbf{A}}+\bar{\mathbf{B}}\mathbf{M}_{i}^{-1})^{-1}.$$In the derivation of Eq.(\[ABCDlaw\]), the integral formula $\int_{-\infty }^{\infty }\exp [-ax^{2}]dx=\sqrt{\pi /a}$ has been used. Equation (\[M\]) may be called the tensor ABCD law for the PCMW.

Evolution of the PCMW in a gravitational field {#example}
==============================================

To illustrate the usage of the formulas derived above, we are going to calculate the atom density distribution of the PCMW in a transverse plane in a gravitational field, which is the diagonal element of the first-order correlation function $\Gamma
(\mathbf{q},\mathbf{q})$. The object we consider is a matter wave of cold $Rb^{87}$ atoms. It propagates along the $z$ direction, and the gravitational acceleration $\mathbf{g}$ with a linear gradient


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A. Griffin, *Conserving and gapless approximations for an inhomogeneous Bose gas at finite temperatures*, Phys. Rev. B **53**, 9341 (1996).

E. Zaremba, A. Griffin and T. Nikuni, *Two-fluid hydrodynamics for a trapped weakly interactingGAA Museum brings back Junior Explorer Tour for families

Attention weekend early risers! Are you looking for a Saturday morning activity that’s a bit more exciting than a trip to the playground?

The GAA Museum at Croke Park has announced it will be bringing back it’s wildly popular Junior Explorer Tour for young families on Saturday mornings from 17th February to 26th May and Cluasóg the hare can’t wait to meet a whole new batch of friends! Additional tours have also been added on Thursday 15th and Friday 16th February to keep the kiddies entertained during their mid-term break.

The family-friendly tour, created to bring to life the magic of the home of Gaelic games for younger visitors, was a sell-out success last year with the countries littlest GAA fans taking


(K46E, E59K, and K46E/E59K) in Munc18-1/-2 double-knockdown cells. (A, B) NA release was stimulated by 70 mM KCl for 15 min in the rescued cells (A for D7 clones; B for D16 clones). Error bars indicate SEM (n = 12 for both D7 and D16). (C, D) Defects in peptide secretion in Munc18-1/-2 double-knockdown clones (D7 in C; D16 in D) were rescued to different extent upon reintroduction of Munc18-1 variants (K46E, E59K, and K46E/E59K). Secretion of transfected NPY-hPLAP from the double-knockdown clones expressing Munc18-1 variants was stimulated by 70 mM KCl for 25 min. Error bar, SEM (n = 11 for D7; n = 12 for D16).](4134fig7){#F7}

![Syntaxin-1 expression level, syntaxin-1 localization, and secretion defect are restored upon stable reexpression of Munc18-1 K63E or E66A mutants in Munc18-1/-2expressing the Munc18-1 variants and confirmed that the morphologies of the cells have not been significantly altered in response to the expression of the mutants ([Figure 6C](#F6){ref-type="fig"}).

We next examined the correlation between the syntaxin-1--chaperoning function of Munc18-1 and the recovery of dense-core vesicle docking. Although the chaperoning function of Munc18-1 should be evaluated not only by the restoration of syntaxin-1 expression ([Figure 3](#F3){ref-type="fig"}), but also by the recovery of its plasma membrane localization, the latter is difficult to accurately quantify ([Figure 4](#F4){ref-type="fig"}). Thus we used the rescue of syntaxin-1 protein levels as an index to estimate the chaperoning function of Munc18-1. We found a significant correlation (r^2^ = 0.90) between the recovery of syntaxin-1 expression and that of dense-core vesicle docking ([Figure 6D](#F6){ref-type="fig"}). Our results clearly indicate that


mint-1. The D34N/M38V mutant lost the ability to bind not only syntaxin-1, but also mint-1 ([Figure 1, B and D](#F1){ref-type="fig"}). We therefore hypothesized that a misfolding of the D34N/M38V mutant (and potentially a less severe folding defect for the D34N single mutant) may have led to an inefficient expression of D34N/M38V protein. We examined the abilities of D34N and D34N/M38V mutants to rescue syntaxin-1 expression level and the localization to the plasma membrane in Munc18-1/-2 double-knockdown PC12 cells ([Figures 9](#F9){ref-type="fig"} and [10](#F10){ref-type="fig"}). In both D7 and D16 cells, Munc18-1 D34N mutant fused with EmGFP expressed at a comparable level to the endogenous Munc18-1, although slightly reduced compared with the expression level of WT Munc18-1--EmGFP ([Figure 9, A and B](#F9){ref-type="fig"}). Moreover, this mutant was able to rescue syntaxin-1 expression,although not as efficiently as that of wild-type Munc18-1--EmGFP. Of interest, as we hypothesized, the D34N/M38V--EmGFP double mutant was unable to express well and, consequently, was incapable of restoring the syntaxin-1 expression level, which was similar to that of the Munc18-1/-2 double-knockdown cells alone or control cells expressing EmGFP alone ([Figure 9, A and B](#F9){ref-type="fig"}). Similar to K46E and E59K, the ability of the D34N single mutant to restore the syntaxin-1 expression level can largely be explained by reduced binding to syntaxin-1 ([Figure 1B](#F1){ref-type="fig"}) or reduced expression ([Figure 9, A and B](#F9){ref-type="fig"}), which results in a defect in stabilizing the expression and localization of syntaxin-1. The inability of the D34N/M38V double mutant to restore the syntaxin-1 level is therefore likely to stem from its lack of expression.

We further


plasma membrane ([Figures 4](#F4){ref-type="fig"}, [8](#F8){ref-type="fig"}, and [10](#F10){ref-type="fig"}). Moreover, we investigated the docking ([Figures 5](#F5){ref-type="fig"} and [6](#F6){ref-type="fig"}) and secretion phenotypes ([Figures 7--9](#F7 F8 F9){ref-type="fig"}) of Munc18-1/-2 double-knockdown cells upon reexpression of these mutants. We discovered striking correlations between the abilities of these domain-1 cleft mutants to bind and chaperone syntaxin-1 and to restore the docking and secretion of dense-core vesicles ([Figures 3C](#F3){ref-type="fig"}, [6D](#F6){ref-type="fig"}, and [11](#F11){ref-type="fig"}). Our results strongly suggest that domain-1 cleft of Munc18-1 contributes to exocytosis solely through its syntaxin-1--chaperoning function.

A previous study reported that the E59K and E66A single mutants exhibited significantly reduced ability to rescue the exocytosis defect in Munc18-1--deficient neurons compared with the wild-type and that the ability of these mutants to rescue exocytosis is correlated with their ability to bind the SNARE complex ([@B9]).and cells were rinsed three times (10 min each time) with 1 ml of PBS per well. The fixed cells were then permeabilized with PBS containing 0.2% Triton X-100 and 0.3% bovine serum albumin (BSA) for 5 min, followed by three washes with PBS. Nonspecific sites were blocked for 1 h at room temperature in PBS containing 0.3% BSA. Primary antibodies against syntaxin-1 (HPC-1 diluted 1:1000) were applied to the cell for 1 h. After three washes in blocking buffer, Rhodamine Red-X--conjugated anti-mouse antibodies (diluted 1:1000; Jackson ImmunoResearch Laboratories, West Grove, PA) were applied for 1 h. Samples were washed again three times in blocking buffer and mounted in Fluoromount-G reagent (Southern Biotechnology, Birmingham, AL). Immunofluorescence staining was recorded with a laser confocal scanning microscope (LSM510; Carl Zeiss,


0.4 g of DMAE). After transferal of the cell pellets to Beem capsules, the capsules were incubated for 48 h at 65°C. The plasticized pellets were sliced to ultrathin 80-nm sections, which were then mounted on copper grids for subsequent staining and viewing.

Grids mounted with the ultrathin cell sections were first etched by exposing the grids to 3% uranyl acetate for 45 min at room temperature. Grids were then washed and stained with lead citrate for 20 min. Grids were washed and dried again before loading onto a Hitachi H7000 transmission electron microscope for viewing. Electron micrographs were taken of individual cells within each type of control or Munc18-1/-2 double-knockdown cells expressing K46E, E59K, or K46E/E59K mutant. These images were then used for analyzing the docking of dense-coresevere hardware malfunction I can migration within minutes or even realtime to another physical machine.
Who has experience and can point me to good websites or literature on this topic? I remember a few things from the last fossgis and a few in-house benchmarks on ESXi and native Servers and somehow I can't make up my mind whether it's good or not.

A:

This is one of those "It depends" questions.
Performance depends on resources, contention, configuration, and the VM engine
Uncontended VM host: If you properly resource a VM with uncontended high performance locally-attached or SAN storage, low contention for CPU resources, no memory overcommit or contention, fast dedicated network access, etc, it'll generally perform very well on a properly tuned VM engine. Exact results will depend on the VM system used,


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According to our study the majority of the cases of headache due to rhinogenic causes were males (54%) in the age group of 11-30 years. The same findings are present in the literature in the study conducted by Pramod Kumar et al 2000 showing majority of patients of headache belonging to agerelease.

The director of the film, Jeanie Finlay, says: "The idea of someone denying their Scottishness to get what they wanted seemed a bit crazy to me.

"Imagine denying a huge part of who you are, what is the impact of that?

"The characters they created came with a huge moral compromise. They created people they didn't actually like."

Ms Finlay adds: "I like this idea of a lie growing arms and legs and running away."

BBC Radio Five Live movie critic Mark Kermode says: "You see these people doing these west coast accents and think how could anybody take them seriously but astonishingly they did.

"The underlying message of this seems to be that, surprisingly enough, the music industry is perhaps more vacuous than you might have expected."


of 33 so-called recovery schools in the United States, public high schools that serve students whose lives and educations have been derailed by drug abuse. While national surveys indicate that adolescent drug use has fallen across the board in recent years, some 1.3 million 12- to 17-year-olds still met the criteria for a substance use disorder in 2014, and studies find that 9 in 10 adults with addiction problems began their chemical dependency before age 18.

“My friends are all proud of me. But they’re all addicts and I can’t be around them or I’ll start using.”

Providing early treatment for teens is seen as critical to addressing Massachusetts’ growing opioid crisis. In 2016, unintentional overdoses claimed 1,465 lives statewide, up from 613 in 2011. Among the fatalities were asustaining employment, it could be ‘I want to not use for a month, consistently,’ ” Burke-Lewis says.

All five recovery high schools in Massachusetts do random drug testing. At least twice per month at Independence Academy. Photo: Austin Haeberle

In addition to providing one-on-one help, Independence Academy seeks to create peer-to-peer support. Each Thursday afternoon students meet for a session of SMART Recovery, an abstinence-based curriculum that aims to teach students how to cope with urges and manage their thoughts and feelings.

On Fridays, the students gather with Burke-Lewis to make plans for the weekend. “We worry about long weekends and vacations the most,” she says. “And we worry because these kids will be making decisions about whether or not to pick up substances with lethal implications.”

Despite these and other efforts


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Differences between components and lightweight/heavyweight

What is the difference between JPanel and JFrame and relationship to lightweight, heavyweight?

A:

JPanel is container that allows to put several UI components together. JFrame is a window written using Swing.
All Swing components are so-called "lightwight" components because they are written in java. If for example you run Swing application and try to analyze it using UI analyzing tool (e.g. WinSpy in windows) you see only one element: the window (JFrame) itself. All other components are drawn from OS point of view.
Heavyweight API - AWT uses portable elements provided  by OS. Since java must be portable among various operating system AWT is very limited. It implements only the minimal subset of screen elements supported by all platforms. However the AWT elements are mapped


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a
What is the second biggest value in -3/2, 2/9, -25/6?
-3/2
Which is the second biggest value?  (a) -1  (b) -2/5  (c) 1/2  (d) -3/4  (e) -21
b
Which is the second biggest value?  (a) 31  (b) 0.1  (c) -0.4  (d) -3  (e) 2/11
e
What is the third smallest value in -5, 0, -2/3, 0.166, 4?
0
What is the biggest value in -0.05, 4, -2/7, 0.1, -4?
4
Which is the second smallest value?  (a) 0  (b) 0.01  (c) -2/13  (d) -2  (e) 0.6
c
Which is the smallest value?  (a) 2/3  (b) 0.3  (c) -0.2  (d) 0.02
c
Which is the fourth biggest value?  (a) -3  (b) -2  (c) 0.3  (d) -6  (e) 479
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Whichtaking notes might help. Also I watch at faster speed some
times.

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alashley
It is possible to learn from online video, but I think its important to follow
along by typing in the examples. That's the only way anything has ever "stuck"
for me with video. This tends to significantly increase the time spent getting
through a series, but when you're done, you would have absorbed the material.

I'm not a fan of long video series myself, so I tend to prefer something like
Udacity where the videos are shorter but you spend more time doing challenges.
Lynda.com also has shorter videos compared to something like Pluralsight where
the videos are a lengthy investment but cover a lot of ground.

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eble
It depends on the quality of the content. Be more specific what kind of
technical video you watch.

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raybb
I don't watch


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Mobiles make the world a small place

One could spend all day reading articles about how mobiles, the internet and mobile money is changing the world, specifically the developing world.

There is no shortage of coverage on how simple solutions are being used to impact upon peoples lives. Success stories are everywhere, with products like mPedigree, systems in place for Aid workers to check on their patients via SMS, systems for farmers to insure their crops against drought…... The list goes on and on and it is heartening to read these stories. Frontline SMS could supply a very long list, I’m sure.

The postal service in Africa has always been limited! Landlines in Africa, – with the same problems! All those miles and miles of cables, just asking for the copperways of doing business are being born – gathering from the media coverage and internet articles which are published, it feels as though there is something new being born every day. Mobiles and the Internet have arrived, and all in a rush. There seems to be a great clamour to utilise these technologies, and it feels as though there will be areas where developing markets can overtake developed markets, purely because it will be simpler and easier to implement new systems from scratch, specifically designed to make use of the technology that is available.

So - if we look at mobile money in Kenya. Lots of things are now possible to be done from your mobile, very quickly and easily. In the UK I can’t just decide to send


it wasn’t a time consuming exercise, this would be perfectly achievable. It would then mean that patients could be informed via SMS when the next relevant clinic was being held in their area, or when new stocks of their drugs were delivered to a nearby centre.

These are just small comparisons and examples, but they are quite important. In the UK we will see a greater move towards being able to use our mobiles to transact, but I feel that the systems will be more complex, because of the complexity and diversity of our financial systems in place over here. We probably won’t see our GPs grabbing their mobiles to update our patient records, but that’s because there is no need for that, and the legacy systems in placepresses are interpreted as input event (KEY_MEDIA). Button presses
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there were two types of mountain tops: the hardest ones, in category 1, gave 10 points to the first cyclist, the easier ones, in category 2, gave 6 points to the first cyclist, and the easiest ones, in category 3, gave 3 points. Raphaël Géminiani won this classification.

The team classification was calculated by adding the times in the general classification of the best three cyclists per team. It was won by the French team, with a large margin over the Belgian team. The other three teams that started, Luxembourg, The Netherlands and North Africa, did not finish with three cyclists so were not eligible for the team classification. The Souvenir Henri Desgrange was given in honour of Tour founder Henri Desgrange to the first rider to pass theFor All That Is Wild

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As the Endangered Species Act is itself endangered by a hostile administration, environmentalists talk about a sense of hopelessness, about how far the tide has ebbed for wild creatures and for wilderness generally. For Peacock, that can only betoken bad


normal or increased areal BMD compared to healthy subjects [@bib11], [@bib16], [@bib17], [@bib18]. Interestingly, the higher BMD noted in type 2 diabetes may be independent of an increased body mass index as it has been also described in type 2 diabetes diabetic Asian subjects who are underweight [@bib19].

Despite the higher BMD, patients with type 2 diabetes exhibit increased fracture risk as detailed above. Among older adults with type 2 diabetes, femoral neck BMD T-score and the score obtained from the World Health Organization fracture risk assessment tool (FRAX^®^) have been found to be associated with hip and nonspine fracture risk with lower femoral neck T-score and higher FRAXscore being associated with hip and nonspine fracture risk [@bib20]. However, in the diabetic patients, compared with participants without diabetes, the fracturerisk was higher for a given T-score and age and for a given FRAX-score. For a similar fracture risk, patients with type 2 diabetes have nearly 0.5 higher T-score compared to nondiabetic people [@bib20]. Nevertheless, data have clearly confirmed that although BMD does underestimate fracture risk in patients with type 2 diabetes, it does still help to stratify fracture risk in them. In a large observational study conducted in Manitoba, Canada where more than 60,000 men and women aged 40 years and older with or without diabetes were studied, diabetes was found to be a significant independent risk factor for major osteoporotic fractures after adjustment for FRAX risk factors including BMD (adjusted hazard ratio \[aHR\], 1.32; 95% CI, 1.20--1.46) [@bib21]. For predicting hip fractures however, age significantly modified


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guardianship laws mean women need permission from their guardian — a father, brother, husband, son or uncle — for the most basic activities. They can't travel, go to school, get a job or marry without permission. Under Saudi law, their witness statements carry half the weight of a man's.

"Any male from my family can control my life in any way. He can make the big decisions in my life including my partner, the future of my education, even if I went to hospital he had to sign for me," Nourah said.

For Shahad, life in Saudi included constant beatings from her father. When she complained to her mother about the abuse, her father beat them both.

"My life in Saudi Arabia was like a slave since I was a littleSaudi became so bad she feared death and left within a month. She managed to book flights and get a visa online.

"Big thanks go to Google, it's helped me a lot to find out how I can go to Australia," she said.

On the run

Getting a plane ticket and a passport was just the start of Ranya's risky journey.

"I planned to leave the house in the middle of the night so no-one will notice me," she said.

"It's not only the airport system that scared me, every male in your way, he can stop you and question you where you are going. If he is suspicious of you, he will report you to the police."

She feared even the taxi driver who took her to the airport would turn her in.

Shahad,


went back to Saudi Arabia," Nourah said.

"I'm not going back. I'd prefer to kill myself.

"They will kill us but with torture."

For now though, Nourah's future is looking bright. She's been accepted into university in Sydney and she's getting used to being able to wake up and do what she wants.

"I can decide what I'm going to do in my day. It's something incredible. It's something I can't explain it to normal people," she said.

*Four Corners has changed the names of some of these women because they fear for their safety.

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First postedMechanisms for enlarging lesion size during irrigated tip radiofrequency ablation: is there a virtual electrode effect?
Irrigated tip radiofrequency ablation of cardiac arrhythmias was developed to increase the size of the radiofrequency-induced lesion, since cooling of the electrode tip allows use of higher power settings. The purpose of this study was to determine if the increased lesion size during irrigated tip ablation is caused by the cooling effect solely or if increased electrical conductivity around the tip also contributes by increasing the "current-delivering size" of the tip: the so-called "virtual electrode effect." In vitro strips of left ventricular porcine myocardium and in vivo canine left ventricles were ablated. In vitro closed loop tip and showerhead irrigated tip catheters were compared. In vitro and in vivo showerhead tip catheters irrigated


examination to Adler which stated the court's lack of jurisdiction to compel Mr. Adams's appearance. In response to this notice, Adler sent Bergman a filed copy of the proof of service for the judgment debtor examination and subpoena.
On the continued date, September 14, 1994, Mr. Adams appeared at the judgment debtor examination without the documents. The commissioner denied Adler's request for sanctions against Mr. Adams because no new subpoena was served. Adler then re-served a subpoena on Mr. Adams and the examination was continued to October 19, 1994.
Adler filed a motion for sanctions against both Mr. Adams and his attorney Bergman pursuant to Code of Civil Procedure section 128.5. Respondent requested $5,903 which represented Adler's time and expenses for *914 having to travel to Los Angeles from Sannot become liable to pay an attorney for services rendered if a settlement is not reached or a favorable judgment rendered does not preclude imposition of sanctions for an attorney's egregious behavior. Appellant places a narrower construction on the clause "incurred by another party" than the courts have allowed. In West Coast Development v. Reed (1992) 2 Cal. App.4th 693, 707 [3 Cal. Rptr.2d 790], the appellant objected to a fee award because there was "no showing that [respondent] actually had paid the fees charged by [his attorney]." The court addressed this argument by stating "the fact that a fee [may not be] paid is no evidence that it has not been earned." (Ibid.) In this case, there is ample evidence Adler incurred extra traveling expenses and preparation


the "considerations which powered Trope are not present when a court awards sanctions under Code of Civil Procedure section 128.5. To begin with, sanctions under that section are not limited to court costs and attorney fees but include those reasonable expenses `directly related to and in furtherance of the litigation.'" (Ibid.) The court further explained there is "nothing oppressive or one-sided in awarding attorney fees under Code of Civil Procedure section 128.5 to an attorney who litigates in propria persona" and it held "... sanctions under section 128.5 may be awarded in favor of both a self-representing attorney and a nonattorney pro se litigant." (Id. at pp. 268-269.)
Bergman erroneously focuses on the fee arrangement between Ms. Adams and her attorney and urges this court to do so ineditor in 2006 after having written music and game reviews for two years previous, he has renewed his passion for gaming to levels not seen since his fondly-remembered college days of ethernet-enabled dorm rooms and all-night Goldeneye marathons. His three children unconditionally approve of their father's most recent set of obsessions.