is compared to a predetermined value. On the basis of the results of the comparison, the loading on the crusher is controlled. However, it is difficult to determine the reference value, and therefore unnecessary delays may occur. Also, the representative value does not necessarily show the actual number of the crusher load peaks affecting the control system and structure of the crusher.
Document WO 87/05828 discloses a method to decrease the risk of increased mechanical load and breakdowns. The pressure surges in the hydraulic system are monitored, and when a predetermined value is exceeded, the relative position of the crushing shells is changed and the width of the crushing gap is increased. The disclosed method reduces the risk of the crusher breaking down, but can not be used toThe next meeting of IPROA will be held on Saturday the 23rd February 2019 at 11.0 a.m. under the Chairmanship of Shri R.Ganesan Ex Secretary Dept of Posts India in Golden Swan Country Club Yewoor Hills Thane followed by lunch with the contribution from the attending members.Kindly attend the meeting without fail and bring in more members.With Profound Respects,Yours Sincerely,Tauro Secretary IPROA
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Loss of Rs 25,000 – Must read for every husband-wife who have SBI Debit card

It has been stressed a lot many times by the State Bank of India (SBI), that sharing your ATM Card is non-transferable. The rule from SBI mentions that no one other than the account holder should use it. However, a woman from Bangalore who was on


included log records. These records showed that the ATM transaction was successful and was technically correct. However, the final verdict came from the court on May 29, 2018. The Times of India report states that the court ruled against that Vandana and Rajesh. The court mentions that instead of sharing the PIN and making him withdraw the money, Vandana should have given a self-cheque, if not an authorisation letter to her husband to withdraw the sum of Rs 25,000O'Hare Airport investigation performed by Barbara Moriarty, Stephen J, Bubulka, and/or any other investigator(s), and the complaint that initiated this investigation;
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find for the nonmoving party." Keri v. Bd. of Trs. of Purdue Univ., 458 F.3d 620, 627 (7th Cir.2006) (quoting Dempsey v. Atchison, Topeka, & Santa Fe Ry. Co., 16 F.3d 832, 836 (7th Cir.1994)). Because FOIA cases usually involve only a dispute over how the law is applied to the withheld records, rather than any factual dispute, whether the government is justified in invoking an exemption is typically decided at the summary judgment phase. See Solar Sources, Inc. v. United States, 142 F.3d 1033, 1036 (7th Cir.1998); Wright v. OSHA, 822 F.2d 642, 644 (7th Cir.1987).

ANALYSIS
The Freedom of Information Act generally envisions a policy favoring broad disclosure of federal agency records. See Solar Sources, 142 F.3d at 1037 (citing NLRB v. Robbins Tire & Rubber Co., 437and (3) are not controverted by either contrary evidence in the record or by evidence of bad faith." Stein v. Dept. of Justice and Fed. Bureau of Investigation, 662 F.2d 1245, 1253 (7th Cir.1981) (citations omitted). When Exemption 7(A) is invoked and the government relies upon generic categorizations, "the government must define functional categories of documents; it must conduct a document-by-document review to assign documents to proper categories; and it must explain to the court how the release of each category would interfere with enforcement proceedings." In re Dept. of Justice, 999 F.2d 1302, 1309-10 (8th Cir. 1993) (citing Bevis v. Dept. of State, 801 F.2d 1386, 1389 (D.C.Cir.1986)). When taking this categorical approach, the government's "definitions of the relevant categories of documents must be sufficiently distinct to


Georgia Lowcountry.

The Trustees replied to those settlers they depicted as ungrateful "malcontents" by simply repeating the arguments that had persuaded them to ban slavery in the first place. They also pointed out that not all Georgia colonists were demanding that slavery be permitted in the colony. They received important backing for their policy from two groups of settlers. In a petition sent to the Trustees in 1738, the Highland Scots who had settled in and around Darien expressed their unequivocal support for the continuing ban on slavery. Pastor Johann Martin Boltzius expressed similar sentiments on behalf of the Salzburger community at Ebenezer.

Before the late 1730s the Trustees were not under any serious pressure to lift the ban. All this began to change when Thomas Stephens realized that financialsmaller ratio of blacks to whites in Georgia. These consultations were completed by 1750. The Trustees asked the House of Commons to replace the Act of 1735 with one that would permit slavery in Georgia as of January 1, 1751. The legislation they recommended was adopted. The Trustees' desire to exert an influence on the pattern of slavery and race relations in Georgia, even after their Royal Charter expired in 1752, proved very short-lived.

Slavery Permitted

The lifting of the Trustees' ban opened the way for Carolina planters to fulfill the dream of expanding their slave-based rice economy into the Georgia Lowcountry. The planters and their slaves flooded into Georgia and soon dominated the colony's government. In 1755 they replaced the slave code agreed to by the Trustees with one


wake of what some see as new systemic risks of its own. China has already seen one mainland company default on its corporate bonds, and the Chinese premier said earlier this week that more defaults would occur. Although default risk has been a key driver of drops in the copper market, resulting in pressure on Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold (NYSE: FCX) , Southern Copper (NYSE: SCCO) , and other copper producers, gold could benefit from a perceived rise in financial risk.

Yet, the other wild card next week is the Fed's Open Market Committee meeting, at which monetary policy will be determined. Some gold investors hope that the Fed will stop tapering its bond-buying activity in light of troubles in the U.S. economy and elsewhere, but if the Fedkeeps tapering as scheduled, then the disappointment could send prices downward. On the other hand, anything other than business as usual could prompt a big gain for gold, as well.

Next week will be especially important for gold. Given its performance so far this year, what happens in the next several sessions could define the future course of the yellow metal's movements for the rest of the year and beyond.

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The iodide permeability (Ip) of abraded bovine enamel increased after short exposure to an acid buffer and decreased after short exposure to a mineralizing solution. Intraoral exposure gave a marked decrease in Ip after one h and a continued lesser decrease after two and three h. In vitro exposure to fresh and dialyzed saliva and various undersaturated solutions indicated that the intraoral decrease was due to mineralization rather than to pellicle formation. Analysis of the data also indicated that part of the mineral formed intraorally was more loosely bound to the enamel than that formed from an inorganic mineralizing solution. The rapid rate of the initial phase of intraoral mineralization shown in this study reveals a powerful mechanism for protecting the dentition against[Invasive therapeutic strategies in acute heart failure complicating coronary artery disease: effectiveness and boundaries].
Acute heart failure and especially its most severe form, cardiogenic shock, remain the final common pathway to death in a substantial number of patients with acute myocardial infarction (MI). Several studies demonstrated that mechanical reperfusion of occluded coronary arteries by percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) or coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) surgery improves survival in patients with acute MI and cardiogenic shock. There is strong evidence that intraaortic balloon pump (IABP) support and ventricular assist devices can stabilize hemodynamics in these patients so that revascularization procedures can be safely performed. This article provides an overview of the therapeutic strategies for acute MI with cardiogenic shock, with focus on the role and particularities of different devices used


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As parents of teenagers understand, it is often hard to know how to respond to the crises, struggles, school challenges and social difficulties that are a normal part of the passage from childhood to adulthood. What we do matters—but it is so often hard to know what we should do. One key feature of good parenting, however, is to be accepting of teenagers, which again is often easier said than done—especially when they show up with a tattoo or call you from the principal's office.

Ronald P. Rohner of the University of Connecticut has spent some yearsAttaching the collar clarification

Hi! This is my first time sewing this shirt, and I’m struggling a little with the instructions for attaching the collar.

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CAT Editors: Do you know of any plans for the work to be put on by any other theatre company?

Joseph Pearce: I know of no plans for it to be performed by other theatre companies.

To be honest, it’s not an easy play to stage. On the one hand, it is easy, in the sense that there is a cast of only three characters. Yet the bulk of the dialogue is in verse, and indeed in greatpoetry. It takes an especially gifted actor to be able to deliver poetry dramatically, especially on the scale required within the context of a full-length dramatic presentation.

I’d say it is at least as challenging as the acting of Shakespeare. Sassoon has so many lines that I believe it would be beyond the capabilities of any amateur production. I am, however, hoping to have it produced as a film, which I think would work very well. This depends on the right pieces, or the right people, coming together.

CAT Editors: How do we help re-create a thriving Catholic theatre?

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with anyone (49.9%). It is clear that while the respondents were having sex with a friend, they did not define the relationship as a dating relationship that was going anywhere. To the contrary, the participants had a dating life (or were open to one) with different people that was separate from the friends with benefits relationship. 3. Hedonist. Undergraduates selecting hedonism (82.2%) as their primary sexual value were significantly more likely to be involved in a friends with benefits relationship than those selecting relativism (52.3%) or absolutism (20.8%). Unlike relativists who prefer sex in the context of a love relationship and absolutists who won’t have sex outside of a marriage relationship, hedonists are focused on sexual pleasure, not the relationship with the person. 4. Sex without love. ItQ:

Calculating enthalpy of dissolution

In a polystyrene cup calorimeter, $4.3\ \mathrm g$ of ammonium nitrate, $\ce{NH4NO}$, was added to $60.0\ \mathrm g$ of water and stirred to dissolve the solid completely. The initial temperature dropped from $22.0\ \mathrm{^\circ C}$ to a final temperature of $16.9\ \mathrm{^\circ C}$.
Calculate the enthalpy change in $\mathrm{kJ\ mol^{-1}}$ for this dissolution process, as represented by the chemical equation below:
$$\ce{NH4NO3(s) -> NH4NO3(aq)}$$
Assume that the calorimeter does not absorb any heat, that the density of the solution is the same as that of water $(1\ \mathrm{g\ ml^{-1}})$ and that the specific heat capacity of the solution is also the same as that of water $(4.18\ \mathrm{J\ g^{-1}\ K^{-1}})$.
$$M(\ce{NH4NO3})=80.05\ \mathrm{g\ mol^{-1}}$$

My attempt:
$$Q=mcT = 64.3\ \mathrm g \times 4.18\ \mathrm{J\ g^{-1}\ K^{-1}} \times -5.1\ \mathrm K = -1.37\


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How can I set permission for seperate request methods in DRF ModelViewSet?

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which I serializer using ModelSerializer:
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1. INTRODUCTION {#ece36205-sec-0001}
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Much of the anthropogenic atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO~2~) emissions is estimated to have been absorbed by the world\'s oceans leading to significant changes in seawater carbonate chemistry and reduced pH (Doney et al., [2012](#ece36205-bib-0026){ref-type="ref"}; Frölicher et al., [2015](#ece36205-bib-0040){ref-type="ref"}; Gattuso & Hansson, [2011](#ece36205-bib-0043){ref-type="ref"}; Gattuso & Lavigne, [2009](#ece36205-bib-0044){ref-type="ref"}; Le Quéré et al., [2018](#ece36205-bib-0077){ref-type="ref"}; Raven & Falkowski, [1999](#ece36205-bib-0116){ref-type="ref"}; Sabine et al., [2004](#ece36205-bib-0123){ref-type="ref"}). Polar waters are particularly vulnerable to ocean acidification due to the increased solubility of CO~2~ at lower temperatures, naturally low levels of calcium carbonate, and a lower buffering capacity (Byrne, Mecking, Feely, & Liu, [2010](#ece36205-bib-0014){ref-type="ref"}; Dore, Lukas, Sadler, Church, & Karl, [2009](#ece36205-bib-0027){ref-type="ref"}; Ishii et


for each experiment/species, biological response (described below), and CO~2~ category were used in the meta‐analysis. Data reported in graphs were extracted using the software WebPlotDigitizer v1.7.9 ([Rohatgi](#ece36205-bib-0119){ref-type="ref"}). A number of studies reported biological response data in boxplots with medians and interquartile ranges rather than reporting the mean, standard error, and sample size. These were converted using the method of Luo, Wan, Liu, and Tong ([2018a](#ece36205-bib-0083){ref-type="ref"}) for the estimation of mean and Luo, Wan, Liu, and Tong ([2018b](#ece36205-bib-0084){ref-type="ref"}) for estimating the standard error. The equations were as follows:$$\text{Estimation\ of\ mean}:\,\overset{\sim}{X}\left( w \right) \approx \left( {0.7 + \frac{0.39}{n}} \right)\frac{q_{1} + q_{2}}{2} + \left( {0.3 - \frac{0.39}{n}} \right)m.$$ $$\text{Estimation\ of\ standard\ error:}\,\, S \approx \frac{q_{3} - q_{1}}{\eta}\,\text{where}\,\eta = \eta\left( n \right) = 2\Phi^{- 1}\left\lbrack \frac{0.75n - 0.125}{n + 0.25} \right\rbrack.$$

The final[1999](#ece36205-bib-0054){ref-type="ref"}). The log response ratio (LnRR) was used due to its robustness to small sample sizes and its ability to detect true effects (Lajeunesse & Forbes, [2003](#ece36205-bib-0076){ref-type="ref"}). For all means, an increase in the mean is a positive response; that is, increased growth rate between control and experimental treatments is a positive response. If this was not true, that is, increase in dissolution of shells is a negative response, the mean was made negative. Thus, a positive response ratio represents a positive response of the organisms to ocean acidification, and a negative response ratio represents a negative effect of ocean acidification. The larger the response ratio (either positive or negative), the stronger the response and the effect of ocean acidification.

These response ratios (LnRR) were then weighted by the


phytoplankton, are negatively affected at CO~2~ levels above 1,000 μatm with decreases in chlorophyll *a*, gross primary productivity, and POC, as well as negative impacts on photosynthetic health (*F* ~v~/*F* ~m~ and rETR) ≥1,500 μatm (Figure [5](#ece36205-fig-0005){ref-type="fig"}). Invertebrates are particularly sensitive to increased CO~2~ with decreased survival, reduced calcification rate, and increased shell dissolution with any increase in CO~2~ above current levels (Figure [9](#ece36205-fig-0009){ref-type="fig"}). Early life invertebrate life stages are also vulnerable to ocean acidification with reduced fertilization rates and increased larval abnormalities found with increased CO~2~ levels (Figure [9](#ece36205-fig-0009){ref-type="fig"}). Few studies have been conducted on the effects of ocean acidification on fish in nearshore Antarctic and Southern Ocean waters; therefore, their response is uncertain. Despite some of the clear trends found in the response of bacteria, phytoplankton, and invertebrates to increased CO~2~,have also reported a high resilience of bacteria to ocean acidification with either no effect or an increase in bacterial abundance, growth rate, and productivity with increases in CO~2~ (Allgaier, Riebesell, Vogt, Thyrhaug, & Grossart, [2008](#ece36205-bib-0002){ref-type="ref"}; Baragi, Khandeparker, & Anil, [2015](#ece36205-bib-0006){ref-type="ref"}; Grossart, Allgaier, Passow, & Riebesell, [2006](#ece36205-bib-0048){ref-type="ref"}; Paulino, Egge, & Larsen, [2007](#ece36205-bib-0107){ref-type="ref"}; Wang et al., [2016](#ece36205-bib-0145){ref-type="ref"}). Grossart et al. ([2006](#ece36205-bib-0048){ref-type="ref"}) and Thomson et al. ([2016](#ece36205-bib-0137){ref-type="ref"}) suggest that these changes in the bacterial community are indirect and driven by CO~2~‐induced changes in the phytoplankton community, to which they are tightly coupled. Of the four bacterial studies in this meta‐analysis, only Maas et al. ([2013](#ece36205-bib-0085){ref-type="ref"}) reported biological responses other than abundance and productivity. Maas et al. ([2013](#ece36205-bib-0085){ref-type="ref"}) found an increase in the activity of some extracellular enzymes as well as


calcification by decreasing the calcium carbonate saturation resulting in reduced calcification and increased dissolution of crustose algal thalli. This reduces the structural integrity and protective function of crustose algae making them susceptible to bioerosion and increased grazing (Johnson & Carpenter, [2012](#ece36205-bib-0064){ref-type="ref"}; Koch, Bowes, Ross, & Zhang, [2013](#ece36205-bib-0071){ref-type="ref"}). In the west Antarctic Peninsula, the coverage of crustose algae can reach 77% in some subtidal benthic habitats but unfortunately little is known about the role of crustose algae in Antarctic benthic ecology (Amsler, Rowley, Laur, Quetin, & Ross, [1995](#ece36205-bib-0003){ref-type="ref"}; Schoenrock et al., [2016](#ece36205-bib-0124){ref-type="ref"}). In Arctic analogues, crustose algae provide an important habitat for benthic invertebrates and fish and play a key role in substrate stabilization of subtidal habitats (Chenelot, Jewett, & Hoberg, [2011](#ece36205-bib-0016){ref-type="ref"}; Teichert & Freiwald, [2014](#ece36205-bib-0136){ref-type="ref"}). Schoenrock et al.benthic communities as bioturbators, major grazers on macroalgae, and benthic diatoms and play a key role in energy transfer in the Antarctic benthos (McClintock, [1994](#ece36205-bib-0089){ref-type="ref"}; Widdicombe, Austen, Kendall, Warwick, & Jones, [2000](#ece36205-bib-0147){ref-type="ref"}).

4.5. Fish {#ece36205-sec-0016}
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Fish appear to tolerate ocean acidification but this is based on only a few studies on the effect of altered carbonate chemistry, highlighting the need for more investigations and on these and other higher trophic level organisms. Global meta‐analyses on the effect of ocean acidification on fish found no effect or only a slight positive effect of increased CO~2~ on fish growth, but again from limited data (Kroeker et al., [2010](#ece36205-bib-0073){ref-type="ref"}, [2013](#ece36205-bib-0072){ref-type="ref"}). Some studies suggest that fish may expend more energy under elevated CO~2~ conditions to maintain osmoregulation particularly when exposed for longer periods of


you make the implausible become plausible? How do you make the unrealistic come alive in the reader's mind?

It's not easy, I guarantee it! I once had a reader tell me that they loved one of my series, simply because the characters, who really aren't human, are people they can see. They have otherworldly characteristics but I made it so believable and it worked so well in the modern world I created that they felt like real people they wanted to meet and get to know. That was a compliment of the highest order, because that is EXACTLY what I think a writer of modern fantasy should strive for.

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1.phonons observed in the underdoped LCCO film (including modes B and C that are likely due to the LCCO host material as well as mode A, which likely arises from Cu$_2$O inclusions) exhibit anomalies in their temperature dependence that are reproducible and clearly outside the experimental error bars at a temperature that is consistent with $T_c$. In discussing these observations, we first ignore the Cu$_2$O inclusions and consider the standard picture of superconductivity-induced phonon anomalies which has been established based on Raman data on hole-doped high-temperature superconductors.[@Zeyher90; @Thomsen91; @Devereaux94] According to this theory, optical phonons with energies higher than twice the superconducting gap, $2\mathrm{\Delta}$, harden below $T_c$, and their linewidths increase due to an enhanced density of states above the gap. Conversely, phonons with energies below $2\mathrm{\Delta}$ are


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Neutrophils are the most abundant blood leukocyte and play crucial roles in host defense to bacterial and fungal pathogens. Regulation of their entry into tissues from blood is essential for preventing bystander damage. This is particularly important in the lung, because there is a vast network of narrow alveolar capillaries that results in the margination of up to 60% of the circulating pool of neutrophils ([@B1]). These slowly crawling lung neutrophils are poised to respond to pathogenic threats via up-regulation of adhesion receptors and activation of integrins, leading to firm arrest and transmigration into the neighboring tissues via chemokine gradients. If these events are insufficiently controlled, it can lead to acute lung injury and the acute respiratory distress syndrome ([@B2], [@B3]).

In a murine model of sepsis, we recently


apocynin or vehicle control (DMSO, 0.1%), for 20 min prior to measurement. Cells were incubated with luminol (150 μ[m]{.smallcaps}, Sigma) and HRP (18.75 units/ml, Sigma) and added to wells precoated with fibrinogen (100 μg/ml, Sigma), poly-RGD (20 μg/ml, Sigma), or immune complexes ([@B12]) or that contained PDBu (100 n[m]{.smallcaps}, Sigma), serum-opsonized zymosan (100 μg/ml opsonized at a ratio of 1:1 in 10% normal mouse serum for 1 h 37 °C, Invivogen), LPS (10 μg/ml, Sigma), or *Staphylococcus aureus* (1:50 ratio of cells/bacteria), and measurement was started immediately. In some experiments, fibrinogen and poly-RGD were treated with sialidase from *Vibrio cholerae* (Sigma) in sodium acetate buffer, pH 5, containing 2 m[m]{.smallcaps} CaCl~2~ for 1 h at 37 °C prior to plating the cells. Light emission was recorded every minutethere was no longer any difference in neutrophil numbers in the lungs, comparing WT and siglec-E KO mice ([Fig. 5](#F5){ref-type="fig"}*A*; *p* = 0.16). As expected ([@B10]), apocynin blocked neutrophil ROS production in lungs of mice exposed to LPS ([Fig. 5](#F5){ref-type="fig"}*B*) and inhibited β2-integrin-dependent ROS production in a dose-dependent manner ([Fig. 5](#F5){ref-type="fig"}*C*).

![**Blockade of NADPH oxidase *in vivo* reverses siglec-E-dependent suppression of neutrophil recruitment.** *A,* mice were pretreated with apocynin or DMSO vehicle as control and then exposed to aerosolized LPS. After 3 h, lung tissue was collagenase-digested, and total cells and neutrophils were enumerated. Data are expressed as scatterplots with the *bars* depicting the means, *n* = 9 per group from two independent experiments. *p* values were calculated using the Mann Whitney *U* test. *B,* WT mice were treated


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Also, that amount of vibration is doing none of your heads any favors (including the one on your shoulders), so you need to address this soon.
Also, is the Duratex glossy? That might be part of the issue.

I too really want to see video. But only with a spotter for the head...charges. I am not going to defend the autocratic regimes in Dubai and the rest of the UAE, and I can certainly feel for someone who has — apparently — been detained arbitrarily. Yet the racism and stark ignorance that pervades the discussion about Dubai is indicative of more than just bitterness toward the regime. It’s Orientalism 101.

I don’t claim to be an expert on the UAE or anything, but what I am talking about in the following isn’t rocket science.

First, Dubai is a major transportation and commercial hub. This is true because of its coastal location in the Persian Gulf. This is also true of its airport, which is perhaps one of the busiest airports in the world — but certainly the busiest in the region of


mainstream media interest, but not (as far as I can tell) any substantial academic interest. That is, with the exception of Manning Marable at Columbia University who is now writing a biography of Malcolm.

I keep finding myself coming back to the question of Malcolm X, as well as the question of the web site. While I haven’t read anything relating to Malcolm substantially in a while, the myriad videos posted on the Internet have allowed me to instead watch him speak. Recently, I’ve bought several books containing his words and containing words about him. As I’ve developed politically and academically, however, the site has lagged behind.

Additionally, many people don’t know, exactly, what Malcolm X stood for (he himself had a hard time with that) or what his significancemanaging fatigue.

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present case, the State failed to offer the bond into evidence. In fact, the State confesses error on this point. We conclude that the final judgment is not supported by the evidence. Accordingly, we reverse the trial court's judgment and render a verdict that the State take nothing.
NOTES
[1]  The literal meaning of "judgment nisi" is "judgment unless." It refers to the judgment that will stand unless the "party affected by it shall appear and show cause against it...." See Black's Law Dictionary 944 (5th ed.1979).
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The idea of traveling the world makes us all want to drop everything, book the flight and escape. Going new places and having these experiences is none less than the most important thing we will do in our lives, we open


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I encourage anyone who reads this to travel solo at least one time in Europe while you are here. It changes everything. I traveled alone twice while being abroad. I went to Paris and Lake Como. Both experiences were different, yet brought me closer to loving and discovering myself. It is very intimidating and scary to spend a whole weekend alone with just yourself. The motto I told myself while traveling alone was: “I am alone, but I don’t feel lonely”. Then it hit me, I did not…

After being in Florence for a semester, I have finally figured out how to feel like a local. I participated in a half marathon on December 8th in San Miniato, went to locations that onlyQ:

Salesforce Lightning Optimizer always opens a blank window

I tried to run Lightning Optimizer report in two of my developer orgs using Setup -> Optimizer -> Run Optimizer -> Allow.
After clicking allow button, it always displays a blank window.
If i reload that page, I get this error "Try Again Later. Its not you. Its us. We're busy preparing the latest version of the report. But check back periodically":

I've "All email" in the email deliverability, added 4 IPs to the Login IP ranges in my profile and Modify All Data as true in my profile and I belong to standard System Administrator profile.

Please let me know if I'm missing any setting to run Optimizer. I also ran this in Firefox to check if its some browser issues but faced


A comparison of amiodarone and digoxin for treatment of supraventricular arrhythmias after cardiac surgery.
Despite the widespread use of amiodarone in non-surgical patients, its role in the management of supraventricular tachyarrhythmias after cardiac surgery is not clear. We set out to compare the relative efficacy of amiodarone and digoxin in the management of atrial fibrillation and flutter in the early postoperative period. This prospective randomised trial comprised 30 patients, previously in sinus rhythm, who developed sustained atrial fibrillation or flutter following myocardial revascularisation, valve surgery or combined procedures. Amiodarone was administered as an intravenous loading dose followed by a continuous infusion. Digoxin was given as an intravenous loading dose followed by oral maintenance therapy. Electrocardiographic and haemodynamic monitoring was continued for 24 h after the commencement of treatment. Thereto a new level.

"I am very scientific but when I decided I was going to commit to tarot, I really got into all of it. I suspended my disbelief. I trusted it. And the more I did, the better I got," she says. "I know there is not scientific proof of any of this, but I feel it. And so, I go with it."

When she was 18, Cintrón’s mother bought her a deck of tarot cards at Borders Books in San Juan, Puerto Rico and she has studied the craft ever since. Born in Puerto Rico, Cintrón says she was a very spiritual child whose family had a history of having "heightened intuition."

"Two of my aunts are clairvoyant and mediums, one of them can see your past and


also been misunderstood, at times, particularly because there is a devil card in the tarot deck.

The tarot devil, however, is not a card celebrating Satan, but instead suggests overindulgence and the need for a person to let go of something that’s blocking or trapping them in unhealthy patterns or places.

Cintrón understands peoples’ fears, however, because when she was a little girl, before she knew anything about tarot, she, too, thought the cards were a part of "witchcraft," as she was told at her school. "I was a little afraid," she says.

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Q:

Equivalent of continue keyword in Java stream?

  for (final Prices ppr : prices) {
    if (!currency.getCode().equals(ppr.getCurrency().getCode())) {
      continue;
    }
    return ppr.getPrice();
  }

Can the code above be converted into Java stream code? I am getting an error with the continue keyword...

A:

return prices.stream()
     .filter(ppr -> currency.getCode().equals(ppr.getCurrent().getCode()))
     .findFirst()
     .orElseThrow(NoSuchElementException::new);

  const key = keygen.string(helper.namespace, helper.set, { prefix: 'test/remove/' })()

    return client.put(key, { str: 'abcde' })
      .then(() => client.remove(key))
      .then(() => client.exists(key))
      .then(result => expect(result).to.be.false())
  })

  it('returns an error when trying to remove a non-existing key', function () {
    const key = keygen.string(helper.namespace, helper.set, { prefix: 'test/remove/' })()

    return client.remove(key)
      .catch(error =>
        expect(error).to.be.instanceof(AerospikeError).with.property('code', status.ERR_RECORD_NOT_FOUND))
  })

  context('with generation policy value', function () {
    it('should remove the record if the generation matches', function () {
      const key = keygen.string(helper.namespace, helper.set, {


is between 0.6% and 6.4%.[@B4],[@B5] Because of the abundant collateral blood supply to the head, neck and shoulder, neurological symptoms are infrequent. Among the patients with subclavian artery steal syndrome, only 5.3% suffer neurological symptoms.[@B6]

In this patient, the mechanism of stroke might be an embolic occlusion of the medial territory of the posterior inferior cerebellar artery because these lesions do not correspond to border zone cerebellar infarction.[@B7] Moreover, initial Doppler ultrasonography showed only a partial steal, which would be consistent with an embolism from a thrombus in the left subclavian artery that caused posterior circulation infarction. Nevertheless, a hemodynamic mechanism due to the subclavian steal could not completely be ruled out.

The question of why there is thrombus in the subclavian artery is uncertain. Our patient did not haveof the left vertebral artery shows bidirectional wave. (B) A provocative hyperemic cuff test on the left arm aggravates flow reversal, which is compatible with a partial subclavian steal syndrome. (C) After anticoagulation, follow-up Doppler ultrasonography shows that a systolic deceleration is still seen, but there is no retrograde flow. (D) No augmented flow reversal is noted in the hyperemic cuff test, which is compatible with a pre-steal phenomenon.](ymj-54-1538-g002){#F2}

![(A) Digital subtraction angiography shows a large thrombus in the proximal left subclavian artery. (B) Ten days after admission, a follow-up study shows markedly decreased thrombus size.](ymj-54-1538-g003){#F3}


Q:

What is meteor Session.equals used for?

What does session.equals do in meteor and what is it used for and how is this different from session.set?

A:

Session.equals helps to check if something is equal to the value. For example.
Session.set("foo", "foo");
Session.equals("foo", "bar"); => false;

Session.set("foo", "bar");
Session.equals("foo", "bar"); => true;

It just tells you whether the value is equal to the value you specify, similar to doing Session.get("foo") == "bar"
Why would one need this, Session.get is good enough!?
Whats the point of it if it does something so simple? Meteor uses the idea of reactivity and every time you change the value of something the helpers have to re-run.
If you use Session.equals it ensures that the helper re-runs very minimally since the change can only be true or false. It was built for the sakeand was traveling parallel to the car driven by Mrs. Soeby. Mrs. Soeby and a passenger in her car testified that Mrs. Campbell's car, as it came abreast, "wiggled," "wobbled," and "rocked"; it tipped from one side to the other, although it remained upright. It was out of control. The back end of Mrs. Campbell's car then veered into the outside southbound lane of traffic and would have been struck by Mrs. *15 Soeby's car had it (Mrs. Campbell's car) not careened across the bridge into the face of oncoming northbound traffic. It struck the concrete portion of the bridge fifty-eight feet south of the south edge of the Irving grating.
Mr. DeYoung, with his two minor children, was driving north, nearing the south approach of the University bridge.


by reason of the rail, and whether the city was negligent in not removing it, became questions for the jury to consider under proper instructions. Saylor v. Montesano, 11 Wash. 328, 334, 39 Pac. 653 (1895); Cutcher v. Detroit, 139 Mich. 186, 102 N.W. 629 (1905); contra, Green v. Mechanicville, 269 N.Y. 117, 199 N.E. 26, 102 A.L.R. 673 (1935).
*16 [3] The city is not an insurer against accident nor a guarantor of the safety of those using the bridge. It is, however, obligated to exercise ordinary care to maintain the bridge in a reasonably safe condition for people using it in a proper manner and exercising due care for their own safety. Owens v. Seattle, 49 Wn. (2d) 187, 191, 299 P. (2d) 560 (1956), and casesthe possibility that the accident was the result of any cause other than contact with the street car rail. We believe that the facts are of such a *17 nature and so related to each other that contact with the street car rail is the only conclusion that can fairly or reasonably be drawn therefrom. Berkovitch v. Luketa, 49 Wn. (2d) 433, 434, 302 P. (2d) 211 (1956).
It was not error to submit the cases to the jury.
The trial court refused to admit in evidence the city's exhibit No. 60 for identification. The exhibit is made up of nineteen large sheets, purporting to be photostatic reproductions of thirty-eight pages selected from four log books kept by the bridge tenders of the University bridge. It covers the bridge tenders'


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abstract: 'Conversational Machine Comprehension (CMC) is a research track in conversational AI which expects the machine to understand an open-domain text and thereafter engage in a multi-turn conversation to answer questions related to the text. While most of the research in Machine Reading Comprehension (MRC) revolves around single-turn question answering, multi-turn CMC has recently gained prominence, thanks to the advancement in natural language understanding via neural language models like BERT and the introduction of large-scale conversational datasets like CoQA and QuAC. The rise in interest has, however, led to a flurry of concurrent publications, each with a different yet structurally similar modeling approach and an inconsistent view of the surrounding literature. With the volume of model submissions to conversational datasets increasing every year, there exists a need toan emerging research direction in this paper. The latest review, [@2020-Survey], is an overview of MRC with statistical analysis of the various types of problems and datasets existing in this domain and an account of its most cited approaches. CMC is mentioned as an MRC challenge but is not detailed.

What, therefore makes this review different from its predecessors is its relative focus on Conversational (multi-turn) Machine Comprehension, which has only been briefly touched upon in the previous surveys. CMC has its own set of challenges different from single-turn and has active ongoing research with no established conventions. This calls for considering CMC as a separate research direction from the rest of MRC and review its rapid developments in terms of its general trends. While this paper briefly revisits


*clarification* of topic, or *definition* of an entity[@dataset_comparison]. The model should, therefore, be able to take context from history which may or may not be immediate.

Multi-Turn Conversational Datasets
==================================

One of the major causes for a surge in CMC research has been the emergence of large-scale multi-turn conversational datasets – CoQA [@Coqa] and QuAC [@quac]. There have been other multi-turn conversational datasets. ShARC [@sharc], for example, requires interpretation of a regulatory text for answering co-referenced questions, through the application of background knowledge and the formulation of free-form clarification questions (the model can cross-question). However, these datasets do not follow the definition of CMC as given in section \[CMC\], and are hence ignored. \[datasets\]

![A QA dialog example in the CoQA dataset. Every dialog is based on a context and each turnteacher exposed to the entire section of the article on which the dialog is to be based. The student, therefore, tries to seek information about the hidden questions based on the limited information it gets from the dialog, and the teacher answers by providing short excerpts from the section (or ‘No Answer’ if not possible).

***Questions***: Questions are descriptive, highly-contextual, and open-ended due to the asymmetric nature of the dataset that prevents paraphrasing. They require sufficient co-referencing and pragmatic reasoning.

***Dialog features***: Besides drilling down, dialogs switch to new topics more frequently than CoQA, while still lacking definition or clarification dialogs.

***Answers***: Answers are extractive and can be yes/no or ‘No Answer’. Besides extractive span, the response also includes additional signals called dialog acts like continuation (follow up, maybe follow up,


new systems started emerging that improvised on the query processing component of QA (or in a way Natural Language Understanding) while still aligning to the idea of being front-end to databases. REQUEST [@Request], for example, tried to make query languages completely natural and independent of any formal language disguised as a pseudo-natural language (called ‘System Interaction by the authors’). On the other hand, PLANES is an aircraft maintenance database [@Planes] that uses augmented transition network subnets (non-neural) for recognizing phrases with special meaning such as plane type, date and period, concept case frames for semantic analysis to aid translation into query language and context registers for keeping history. These systems, therefore, reflected a gradual shift of *focus towards increasing research in NLU* while backend database remaining a constant.and the final score was computed as reciprocal of the rank at which the first correct response was returned (0 if none were correct), averaged across all questions. TREC surged massive research in this domain and reflected on the need for surfacing more such large scale open-source evaluation sets. This led to the use of reading comprehension sets used at schools for QA [@deep-read] due to the high volume of an available corpus, thus raising scientific interest in MRC.

MRC- Early days
---------------

Although DeepRead [@deep-read] may be called the first MRC evaluation task, the survey by the same author [@Survey-2000s] attributes the early works of Reading(Story) comprehension to Wendy Lehnert’s QUALM [@Lehnert] that followed the approach of analyzing both question and story text into a conceptual dependency representation, contrary to


to include a drug depot parameter: 'releasing into the vitreous'- release rate being defined by *in vitro* release data and adjusted with *in vivo* release data. SoC *anti*-VEGFs were simulated using a 1--compartment model and clearance rates from published data, details with codes and algorithms are shown in [Supplementary data: materials and methods](#SD1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}.

2.7. Study approval {#S9}
-------------------

All animal studies were reviewed and approved by the appropriate ethical review boards for animal experimentation under the existing licences. Rabbit studies, (GSK, UK) and non-human primate studies, (Covance, USA).

3. Results {#S10}
==========

3.1. Domain antibody molecules to VEGF {#S11}
--------------------------------------

Different molecular formats are depicted in [Fig. 1A](#F1){ref-type="fig"}, dual dAb; dAb-Fc and Fc-dAb: dual dAb, without C-terminal Vκ dAbs or N-terminal V~H~ dAbs, respectively. All molecules are homodimers linked by cysteine bridges, based upon human immunoglobulinwith aqueous, hydrogel formulation, with effective function even after reductions in molecular integrity. Dual dAb degradation after release *in vitro* was partial up to 365 days and explicable by combinations of metal ion induced immunoglobulin hinge and protease linker cleavage. Similar degradation paths could be seen in accelerated breakdown studies of naked molecule so there does not appear to be significant particle-induced degradation of the molecule, in contrast to the behaviour of poly lactic-*co*-glycolic acid, (PLGA) microparticles \[[@R41]\]. PolyActive hydrogel formulation 72F retained dual dAb functional activity over 6--12 months both *in vitro* and *in vivo* and controlled a size-dependent release rate over time. Other key features are the ability to concentrate the molecule to \>200 mg/ml as a solution, a high percentage protein loading to microparticles (≥22%


AMD patients.

An initial step converting Cynomolgus ocular PK to human is in understanding how *in vivo* release of dual dAb from 72F differs from that *in vitro.* Simulations of Cynomologus vitreous and serum PK were obtained using a two compartmental model of vitreous and serum, and the *in vitro* release data, ([Fig. 6B](#F6){ref-type="fig"}: red traces) and were found to be significantly different to observed PK data ([Fig. 6B](#F6){ref-type="fig"}: blue and purple traces). These simulations show that *in vivo* release is faster than *in vitro* over the first few months and that microparticles become exhausted of dual dAb faster *in vivo,* leading to slower release beyond 6 to 7 months. This finding is not unexpected as many polymers do not show a directly comparable release rate for proteins bothmodelling capabilities. C. Routledge and H. Cowley for translational medicine; L.Jespers, G. Gough,A. Basran and S. Khan for project support; G. Moolhuizen and J. Van der Zwan at OctoPlus (Dr. Reddys) and Covance study monitors M. Hall and C. Trost; GSK counterparts: C. Overvold, J. Wilson and J. Speitel. Help with Figures: M. Gallucci. T. Michael Nork is supported by *Research to Prevent Blindness*.

**Author contributions**: I.R.C. conceived, designed study plans, analysed, interpreted data, compiled and wrote the manuscript, P.A. funded the work, contributed to microparticle Cynomolgus PK and efficacy study designs and revised the manuscript, T.W. performed modelling, PK data analysis, interpretation and human translations, E.D. and C.S. performed Cynomolgus tissue processing, PK sample MSD analysis and data processing, R.P., ADA analysis, E.K. statistical analysis for laser CNV,


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            if (this.maxRow > 0) {
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            }
            __doSetParameters(_statement);
            if (this.getAccessorConfig() != null) {
                this.getAccessorConfig().beforeStatementExecution(_context = new AccessorEventContext(_statement, Type.OPT.QUERY));
            }
           3=Model 2+smoke, history of heart disease, diabetes mellitus, stroke and noise exposure. Serum UA levels were treated tertiles of from T1 to T3 as continuous variable assessed trends tests, which to observe the associations cross increasing tertiles of serum uric acid and hearing threshold. All analyses were conducted using SPSS ver. 18.0 (SPSS Inc., Chicago, IL, USA). Two-sided *P*-values of less than 0.05 were considered statistically significance.

Ethics statement
----------------

The National Center for Health Statistics Institutional Review Board approved the NHANES study protocol and written informed consent was required before beginning the survey.

RESULTS
=======

Clinical characteristics of participants
----------------------------------------

A total of 4,484 participants were enrolled in the NHANES dataset from 1999 to 2004. The population's mean age was 41.01±12.99 years and the mean serum UA was 5.24±1.44 mg/dL. Forty-seven point seven percent (47.7%)


Primary stenting versus balloon angioplasty in occluded coronary arteries: the Total Occlusion Study of Canada (TOSCA).
Balloon angioplasty (PTCA) of occluded coronary arteries is limited by high rates of restenosis and reocclusion. Although stenting improves results in anatomically simple occlusions, its effect on patency and clinical outcome in a broadly selected population with occluded coronary arteries is unknown. Eighteen centers randomized 410 patients with nonacute native coronary occlusions to PTCA or primary stenting with the heparin-coated Palmaz-Schatz stent. The primary end point, failure of sustained patency, was determined at 6-month angiography. Repeat target-vessel revascularization, adverse cardiovascular events, and angiographic restenosis (>50% diameter stenosis) constituted secondary end points. Sixty percent of patients had occlusions of >6 weeks' duration, baseline flow was TIMI grade 0 in 64%, and median treated segmentQ:

(Python 3) Spider must return Request, BaseItem, dict or None, got 'generator'

I am working on a scrapy script to pull the most recent blog posts from Paul Krugman's NYT blog. The project is proceeding along nicely, however when I get to the stage where I actually attempt to extract the data I keep getting the same issue:
ERROR: Spider must return Request, BaseItem, dict or None, got 'generator' in <GET https://krugman.blogs.nytimes.com/more_posts_jsons/page/1/?homepage=1&apagenum=1>

The code I am working with is as follows:
from scrapy import http
from scrapy.selector import Selector
from scrapy.spiders import CrawlSpider
import scrapy
from tutorial.items import BlogPost

class krugSpider(CrawlSpider):
    name = 'krugbot'
    start_url = ['https://krugman.blogs.nytimes.com']

    def __init__(self):
        self.url = 'https://krugman.blogs.nytimes.com/more_posts_jsons/page/{0}/?homepage=1&apagenum={0}'

    def start_requests(self):


source = Field()
    datetime = Field()
    url = Field()
    post_id = Field()
    title = Field()
    paragraph = Field()

The program should be return scrapy 'Item' class objects and non generators, so I'm unsure why it is returning a generator. Any advice?

A:

this is because you are yielding a generator inside parse_page. Check that this line:
yield self.parse_block(data['posts'][block])

yields the output of parse_block, and parse_block returns an generator (so it also yields multiple objects).
It should work if you change it to:
for block in range(len(data['posts'])):
    for article in self.parse_block(data['posts'][block]):
        yield article

AHA

AHA, Aha, or aha may refer to:

Arts and media
 "Aha", 2009 song by British singer Imogen Heap
 AHA!, an information and education TV program in the Philippines
 a-ha, a Norwegian pop music band
 Aha! (film), 2007 Bangladeshi film
 Aha! (tabloid), a newspaper published in the Czech Republic
 AHA! A Hands-On Adventure, a children's museum in Lancaster, Ohio
 Association of Hispanic Arts, a New York-based non-profit organization that promotes the work of Hispanic artists

Organizations

Sport
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Hockey
 Amateur Hockey Association, amateur men's ice hockey league in Canada from 1886–1898
 American Hockey Association (1926–1942)
 American Hockey Association (1992–1993)
 Atlantic Hockey Association, a NCAA Men's Division I Ice Hockey conference which operates primarily in the northeastern U.S.

Other organizations
 AHA Foundation, a


to differences in inflammatory response.

In contrast to CFS, studies of immune response in GWI subjects have aligned with specific exposure models and have been conducted in cohorts that were either exclusively or predominantly male. Though Rook and Zumla (1997) 20 initially postulated a Th-2 shift potentially arising from multiple vaccines, as a characteristic immune signature in this population, this was not substantiated by Zhang et al. (1999) 21. The latter found evidence of a type I response with significant up-regulation of RNA transcript for IL-2 and IFNγ but not IL-4 nor IL-6 in a mixed population of male and female CFS veterans (n = 32 male, 11 female veterans; age 36 [20- over 50]). Similarly Skowera et al. (2004) 22 also reported a low-grade, ongoing immune activation withIn each candidate model deviations from mutual independence between markers was corrected using a diagonal covariance matrix estimate 40.

All cytokine concentrations were log2 transformed and normalized to have a mean value of 0 and a variance of 1.0. Missing values were imputed using a non-zero value of 0.0001 in order to make maximal use of all profiles in the regression calculations. Leave-one-out cross validation was used as a measure of the predictive stability of each model. According to this strategy class assignments for each subject are performed based on models constructed in the absence of that particular subject’s cytokine profile. All classifiers were evaluated based on their leave-one-out cross-validation performance rather than their ability to fit the training data. Performance measures used include overall accuracy (correctly classified samples


male GWI, there is a very limited contribution of contextual markers in the classification models for female subjects. Indeed, only those cytokines showing significant differences in expression were selected.

Figure 3

Cytokine signatures separating illness groups in female subjects

Cytokine signatures separating illness groups in female subjects. Immune cytokine expression patterns separating of female GWI, CFS and healthy control subjects identified using a step-wise selection method across all time points (rest, peak activity, and recovery). Red arrows indicate a negative contribution, vice versa for black arrows. Arrow line thickness is proportional to the magnitude of standardized canonical coefficients. While decreased IL-23 expression in the context of increased IL-5 levels provided strong separation of GWI from healthy controls the signal for CFS was much weaker and required relaxation of the constraints onindependent markers. In an alternative approach, we applied an all-possible-subsets selection with a multivariate correction to relax this constraint and allow the inclusion of cytokines that might be more closely co-expressed. This more exhaustive search identified IL-17 at peak effort (T1) and IL-10 during recovery (T2) as two of the most frequently selected markers in 500 random subsets of 5 cytokines. Using these two markers together and applying a canonical correction for co-expression supported a classification specificity of 89%, at a sensitivity of 70% (PPV of 88%) (Table 3). Inclusion of IL-5 measured at T2, the third ranking marker, supported a complete separation of female CFS subjects from their healthy counterparts. An examination of the correlation structure confirmed that expression of IL-10 at T2 and IL-17 at T1


in expression profile for CFS compared to GWI in female subjects only. In keeping with these differences, female GWI and CFS groups separated almost perfectly on the basis of IL-5 and IL-1b levels alone measured at rest (Additional file 2: Table S5). This pattern of opposites was not observed in male subjects where cytokine levels in CFS and GWI typically trended in the same direction in comparison to control. As a result, these groups could only be separated when the requirement of mutual independence was relaxed. Indeed when allowing for selection and reconciliation of IL-1β and TNFβ co-expression at rest, two highly correlated markers (r = 0.81, p < 0.01 in CFS), we obtained an assignment accuracy of 66% for male GWI versus male CFS subjects. These groupsFor example, mRNA levels of cytokines IL-6, IL-17 and IL-13 among others have been shown to respond readily to organophosphate exposure 50. Acetylcholine (ACh) is known to regulate T cell function by acting on the nicotinic (nAChR) and muscarinic (mAChRs) cholinergic receptors 51. In recent work, Qian et al. (2011) 52 demonstrated in culture that nicotinergic stimulation of CD4+/CD62L(L-selectin) + T cells upregulated IFNγ and down-regulated IL-17 secretion, whereas the muscarinic stimulation enhanced IL-10 and IL-17 while inhibiting INFγ secretion. Muscarinic acetylcholine signaling has also been found to promote IL-8 release via PKC, ERK1/2 and NF-ΚB pathways 53. Similarly nicotinic receptor (nAChR) antagonists, ERK1/2 inhibitors or intracellular calcium chelators reduced IL-8 secretion by human epithelial cells 54. Based on this finding, persistent cholinergic stimulation would support the increased


State of the art tourniquet systems are described in the following U.S. Pat. Nos.:
4,106,002 to Hogue, Jr., 4,321,929 to Lemelson et al, 4,469,099 to McEwen, 4,479,494 to McEwen, 4,520,819 to Birmingham et al, 4,520,820 to Kitchin et al, 4,548,198 to Manes, 4,635,635 to Robinette-Lehman, 4,637,394 to Racz et al, 4,671,290 to Miller et al, 4,691,738 to McCune, 4,773,419 to Tountas, 4,979,953 to Spence, 5,048,536 to McEwen, 5,181,522 to McEwen.that two).

4 years for 5K is nothing to talk about, but this is for many people who start and then get disappointed because they could not keep up with the program or others with whom they were running. 3 times a week and 8-week program would not work for everyone. Even if one manages to run 3 times a week, he/she may still not run 5K in the 8th week. Everybody is different, one needs to understand this and tweak things accordingly. When I say things, there are many which I will talk about below.

TL;DR

Like everything else in life, running is hard too. Everyone is different and it is okay to take more than 8 weeks. It took me more time, much more than 8 weeks. Few important


continued with them till 2015.

Shoes are important and one should invest in a good one based on personal preference. I would not recommend spending too much (>70-90 £) if you are trying/learning to run. I have found over the years that the sole and cushioning becomes weaker over time and would recommend anyone running regularly to:

Change shoes often depending on how much you run. Mostly between 1-2 years.

Not to use your running shoes for general use.

Now that we know what to look for when buying shoes, we come to another important question.

Would a good running shoe make you run better or faster?

The answer is no. The answer becomes yes only if you are an experienced runner doing half/full marathons. At that level you would need all the support- 3792692. Give b(61).
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Let c(b) = -b**2 - 45834*b - 137492. Calculate c(-3).
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234
Let s(t) = t**2 + 2*t - 175578. Calculate s(418).
-18
Let a(s) = -1411*s + 10058. Determine a(7).
181
Let x(w) = -16*w**2 - 45*w + 3. Determine x(-3).
-6
Let i(p) = 6*p**3 + 509*p**2 + 425*p + 669. Determine i(-84).
249
Let h(j) = 10773*j + 22004. Calculate h(-2).
458
Let h(l) = 947*l**3 - 2*l**2 + 15*l + 16. Calculate h(-1).
-948
Let q(x) = -498*x - 12873. Give q(-24).
-921
Let f(z) = 7114*z + 476629. Calculate f(-67).
-9
Let t(y) = 313836*y - 2824380. Calculate t(9).
144
Let h(n) = 2*n**2 - 32*n - 2890. Give h(48).
182
Let w(g) = 10*g**2 + 64*g + 325. What is w(-6)?
301
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Chen, et al. wherein a process for preparing a crystallized sugar product containing a food ingredient is described. The Chen, et al. '350 disclosure calls for concentrating a sugar syrup at a temperature range of about 250.degree. F. to about 300.degree. F. to a solids content of about 90 to 98% by weight. A food ingredient, such as gelatin, cocoa powder, pectin concentrate, etc., is admixed with the sugar syrup. The mixture is subjected to impact beating until a crystallized sugar product made up of aggregates of fondant-size sucrose crystals and food ingredients is formed. The Chen, et al. '350 process requires heat intensive concentrating and beating to induce crystallization.
U.S. Pat. No. 3,365,331 to Miller, U.S. Pat. No. 4,338,350 and U.S. Pat. No. 4,362,757 describe a process forwhich includes glucose.
UK Patent Specification G B 2 155 934 B of Shukla, et al. discloses a method for crystallizing sucrose or glucose from a solution. Shukla, et al. subject a sugar solution to evaporation to produce a supersaturated sugar solution. The supersaturated solution is then subjected to shear in a continuous screw extruder to induce nucleation. The retention time of the syrup is below 25 seconds (on the average) at a temperature of 115.degree. C. to 145.degree. C. (239.degree. F.-293.degree. F.) for sucrose and 100.degree. C.-135.degree. C. (215.degree. F.-275.degree. F.) for glucose. After the syrup is subjected to progressive nucleation, Shukla, et al. pass the syrup onto a moving band to permit crystallization to continue at a gradual rate at relatively high temperature. The Shukla, et al.


influences fidelity during filling of short but not long gaps. Structure- function studies of this type probe several concepts for how DNA polymerases accurately copy DNA. It is our belief that they will improve our understanding of how the human genome is stably replicated and maintained, and how DNA adducts affect genome stability.-9*p(y) - 2*s(y). Calculate z(c(k)).
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Let c(x) = 14*x + 13. Let p(o) = 99*o + 93. Let n(u) = -15*c(u) + 2*p(u). Let w(v) = -5*v - 4. Let t(f) = 3*n(f) - 7*w(f). Let q(s) = -s**2. Calculate t(q(z)).
z**2 + 1
Let d(s) be the first derivative of 7 - 17*s**2 + 18*s**2 + 3 - 6*s + 18. Let j(f) = -2*f. What is d(j(b))?
-4*b - 6
Let y(q) = -15*q + 5 + 15*q - q**2 - 25*q**2. Let z(c) = -26*c**2 + 6. Let l(x) = -6*y(x) + 5*z(x). Let h(v) = -6*v. What is h(l(o))?
-156*o**2
Let j(g) = 2*g. Suppose -n + 2*a - 11 = -32, -4*n + 2*a + 60 = 0. Let v(p) = 12*p - 210*p**2 + 9*p - 34*p + n*p.


resulted in nearly $0.5 trillion USD worth in cash being invested in cryptocurrencies. The market capitalisation would suggest that despite the increased investment the amount is not too big to fail; however, the main problem that they face is security and regulatory changes, so if they could overcome these, the concept could really take off. Cryptocurrencies trade on unregulated markets, however, the fact that they are decentralised along with peer-to-peer transactions it makes it very hard for any governments to ban the exchange of cryptocurrencies. Whilst an outright ban is unexpected, it might be more reasonable to expect. If the market became regulated , cryptocurrencies would be considered as a new asset class, which would then need to run alongside traditional currencies. However, because they work in differentre-activate the device. Such events can be detected by electronic sensors in the device. However, such sensors need to be continually powered, thereby draining power from the battery.
Processing a re-activation signal also has issues. Prior art devices have fed the re-activation signal to an interrupt request (IRQ) line of a microprocessor in the device. A power-up routine operating on the microprocessor monitors for the activation of the IRQ line and when it is received, the routine causes the microprocessor to power up. The technique can be inefficient for power management, as once the IRQ line is activated, the microprocessor is fully re-activated, thereby draining a significant amount of power. False positive IRQ signals will cause unnecessary re-activations of the microprocessor.
There is a need for a system and method


currently considered as oncogenes, but their signaling is embedded into a complex and delicate balance between different (counteracting) transcription factors, and thus, in some contexts they can have a tumor suppressive role. Assessing STAT signaling mutations as well as screening for aberrant STAT pathway activation may have a role to predict sensitivity to immunotherapy and targeted STAT inhibition. In the present comprehensive review of the literature, we discuss in-depth the role of each STAT family member in cancer, assemble cutting-edge information on the use of these molecules as potential biomarkers and targets for treatment, and address why their clinical implementation is controversy.to reduce fibrillation, suppress swelling and improve crease resistance. However, the method has defects such as reduction of moisture absorption which is an intrinsic superior performance of regenerated cellulose fiber, and lowering of strength. Use of increased amount of a crosslinking agent to improve degree of swelling and physical properties may attain improvement of degree of swelling, but is apt to cause defects such as stiffening of fiber, lowering of fiber strength and facilitated fibrillation.
As a method to promote a reaction of a crosslinking agent inside a fiber by performing the reaction during formation of a regenerated cellulose formed product, JP-A-11-187871, for example, discloses a method to drop a viscose solution into a coagulation bath then take out it and react with a crosslinking agent before completion of


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   typename unpacket_traits<Packet>::type predux(const Packet& a)
{ return a; }

/** \internal \returns the sum of the elements of \a a by block of 4 elements.
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  */
template<typename Packet> EIGEN_DEVICE_FUNC inline
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predux_downto4(const Packet& a)
{ return a; }

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Leslie Van Houten - Murderer - In prison

She met Charles Manson and the Family in 1968 as a 19-year-old and moved onto his ranch.

Van Houten quickly became infatuated with the monster, and she committed murder less than a year later.

She walked into the home of Leno and Rosemary LaBianca and stabbed the latter 16 times.

Shortly after she was found guilty and sentenced to death in 1971, California banned executions, so her tariff was changed to life.

In April last year, having had 19 of her previous parole hearings thrown out, a panel recommended her for release.

But Governor Jerry Brown overturned the decision and the 67-year-old remains in prison.

Bobby Beausoleil - Murderer - In prison

Beausoleil was an aspiring musician and actor before he joined the Manson family.

He was originally waswaste that implied offended Anaxares’ Bellerophan sensibilities. The Grain Of The People Should Go To The People, he thought, just in case one of the kanenas was listening in. Down With Foreign Despots, May Glorious Bellerophon Reign Forever.

“You’re wasting everybody’s time,” the Stygian magister said, breaking into the middle of the argument. “Either submit the matter to League arbitrage or shut up.”

Anaxares snorted. No one had ever submitted anything to League arbitrage without being sure what the verdict would be ahead of the submission. If either of the arguing delegates had considered the incident worth the bribes and concessions buying a verdict would cost, they wouldn’t have been bickering about it in the first place. His amusement had been noticed, though.

“Do you find my people’s pain amusing, Bellerophan?”


attrition still rankled. She could only afford to lose so many soldiers from her support base before she was too weak to strong-arm the Highest Assembly.

So now she drew from the ranks of her allies, the princes and princesses who’d joined her willingly when it became clear her cause was on the rise. Few principality troops had been made available to her, but her allies had not been stingy with fantassins. Cordelia was somewhat unschooled in matters military, but as her uncle explained it these were men and women who’d served as peasant levies in the the civil war after being disposed by the fighting, making it their trade. Not as good as soldiers who’d trained since infancy, but those were costly and hard to replace. There wereKinematics of sagittal spine and lower limb movement in healthy older adults during sit-to-stand from two seat heights.
A cross-sectional study to examine the sagittal kinematics of spine and lower limb movement during sit-to-stand (STS). To describe the sagittal kinematics of the spine and lower limb in healthy older adults during STS from 2 seat heights. Older adults with age-related changes in the neuromusculoskeletal system are likely to have difficulty in STS. However, little is known about movement of the spinal regions and their interaction with the lower limb during STS, and the effect of seat height. Thirty-two healthy older adults aged over 60 years were videotaped performing STS from 2 seat heights. A 2-dimensional video motion analysis system with a revised sagittal model was used to measure angular


and closable, preferably cylindrical plastic box as umbrella cover, which is preferably developed for two-wheelers and in particular for the shake-free and thus noise-free transport of the folded pocket umbrella. On the one side, the rigid cylinder box, which holds together the folded lining, which forms the roof of the umbrella, is closed by means of a circular base and encompasses a removable cover on the other side, which is connected to a toothed rack and which can be inserted and can be locked via a number/combination lock while holding the clamp-like frame fastening elements. A characteristic of the pocket umbrella is that its longitudinal expansion, including the umbrella handle, must be smaller than the closed box.
German patent specification DE 195 05 707 relates to a collapsible umbrella,The handle cover is embodied in several pieces and substantially consist of two sandwich tube sections—in each case consisting of two cylindrical half shells, which are held in a resilient manner and closed via elastomer connections, with the first tube section, which is farthest away from the roof rods and which has the larger diameter, encompasses a divided base cover, which is formed by one-sided bending of the half shells. On its end facing the roof rods, the second tube section, which is designed in the same manner and which has the smaller diameter, has an edge-hinged cover flap for each half shell, which comprises a center bore hole, which is embodied as an elongate hole towards the edge facing away from the hinge, so that the extended


main rods are guided in the center by means thereof when the covers are folded shut. The two multi-piece tube sections, which are inserted into one another and which glide within one another, are connected to one another only at their two open ends in a large-volume manner and being formed to embody an elliptical cylinder and are inserted into one another when the umbrella is extended so as to form a hollow circular cylinder as handle cover, which virtually halves the volume.
Due to the axial and radial volume change in response to the change of state from the empty handle cover housing to the umbrella-accommodating transport housing, the design of the housing constructions is quite extensive. The elliptical transport housing halves, which are resilient in radial directionher head. Pageants are actually hard work. We have to make a lot of effort to get to the stage. In my case, I trained with Aces & Queens (a pageant camp) for two years. During that time, I learned how to do my own makeup, make an impression on stage, and style myself.”

Let’s also not forget that beauty queens have now gone way beyond the usual stereotype where they simply act as mannequins and poster girls. Now, the queens are becoming more focused and advocacy-driven.”


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Spring Framework RestClientException: Extract String from text/plain response

I have a REST API with this endpoint:
@GET
@Path("rol/{codEmp}")
@Produces(MediaType.TEXT_PLAIN)
public String getRole(@PathParam("codEmp") Long codEmp) {
    return dao.getRole(codEmp);
}

An example of response can be: HOUSEKEEPER.
I consume it this way:
@Override
public String getRole(Long codEmp) {
    HashMap<String, Object> urlVariables = new HashMap<String, Object>();
    urlVariables.put("codEmp", codEmp);
    HttpHeaders httpHeaders = new HttpHeaders();
    httpHeaders.setAccept(Collections.singletonList(MediaType.parseMediaType("text/plain")));
    HttpEntity<Object> requestEntity = new HttpEntity<Object>(httpHeaders);
    return restTemplate.exchange(rootUrl.concat("/rol/{codEmp}"), HttpMethod.GET, requestEntity, String.class, urlVariables).getBody();
}

But I get this error:

"Could not extract response: no suitable HttpMessageConverter found
  for response type [java.lang.String] and content type [text/plain]"

I know the right way is to send a JSON response but I have to do it with raw String.
How can I solve it?
Thanks

A:

Solved. I have


a defender. It was Seoul that managed to net the opener of the game. In the 20th minute, Dejan collected a pass from Shin Kwang-hoon to give it to Lee Myung-joo, who sent the ball into the right corner on such an impossible trajectory. The scoring was meaningful as it was his last game before the start of his military service.

Having scored the opener, Seoul’s push grew even fiercer. Following the opener, Lee Myung-joo delivered a perfect pass towards Dejan, who was waiting in the center. Dejan hit the ball immediately, but it flew over the upper bar. In the 33rd minute, the hosts conceded a goal while Yun Il-lok was off the pitch for injury treatment. Yun Il-lok made it clear that he was here to win,slip a pass from Yun Il-lok for Dejan, who had a go but saw his shot flying over the goal again. In the 20th minute, Dejan made another attempt to find the net but did not succeed. One minute later, Dejan collected a cross from Lee Kyu-ro in the left side to find the net with easy tap-in, presenting his team with a one-point lead.

Seoul continued to pommel the opponents after the third goal. In the 30th minute, Dejan peeled off a defender to try a left-footed shot, but it was blocked by the goalkeeper. In the 35th minute, an important chance came up for Seoul. Yun Il-lok lobbed a cross from the left side towards Kim Han-gil, who fired a shot, but it flew wide to the


to go, so..." " What?" " Yeah." "You're such a drag. [Laughs]" "We're gonna go." "' [PaÍSy] Come on." "I'm going in!" "' [man] Jump in!" " You don't dig the ocean?" " No." "I don't know." " Ow." " What?" " You bit me." " I did?" " Yeah." " No, I didn't." "It's cool." "You don't think I'm a drag?" "I don't think you're a drag at all." " No?" " No way." "[radio playing pop music]" "Thanks for the ride home." "Wait, wait, wait..." "Come on!" " [music stops]" " Come on!" "You haven't said a word since we got in the car." "You can tell me." "What is it?" "What's going on?" "[SÍghs]" "OK." " I got pregnant." " Mm." "And I had awas that?" "Does she even know what she was auditioning for?" "I know." "I know." "She's new at this professionally." "I could show you this thing." "Well, Chuck, she's really Cute." "She's adorable." "She's like a sexy Raggedy Ann or something." " Cute freckles." " Really dug her freckles." "It was very..." "But, you know, for this industry, I don't..." "I don't know." "You don't know what, Gerry?" "Go ahead." "Be honest." " Yeah?" " Yeah." "No, look, the point is, we traffic in fantasy here." "Yeah, she's very real, the kind of girl you sit next to her in class." "You see her out on the street, you want to ball her." "But, you know, you've seen the girls that come in and do this now." "I


mean, they've all been to the surgeon." "I mean, you can't light your cigarette around 'em." "You're afraid their tits are gonna go up like the Hindenburg or something." " Linda has tits." " She does." "Nice ones, too." "Not the point." "It's not like the old days, you know, where you just point a camera at two people screwing, and you call it art." "I mean, the audiences expect a lot more." "She's beautiful, but, you know, more pizzazz." " We need more pizzazz." " No offense." "I'm gonna show you what Gerry's talking about." " No, I..." " Nicky, come here for a sec." "I want to show you this..." "I want to show you this movie we made." "Now, this is the prototype, right?" "PeopleThe People's Choice:" ""Oh How I Love it"]" " Quiet." " [lowers volume]" "Quiet." "Quiet." " [Linda groaning] - [wall thumping]" "Oh, my God, that..." "that's unbelievable. [Laughs]" " Who's in the next room?" " That's Linda and Chuck." "[raises volume]" "Girl should be in the fucking Olympics." "[Linda] I'm a little nervous." "Let's try this." "Forget I'm even here." "Forget about all this stuff." "Just be yourself." "OK, um..." "I don't think for the movie poster, we can be so anatomical." "Just don't want to disappoint anybody".lguess." "Tell me about the role you're playing." "A girl whose clit... [sighs]" " I know all that." " OK." "Um, tell me about the person you're playing." "Well, at first, I'm... closed up like a flower..." " Mm-hm." "Yeah?" "


"[Gerry] Great work, everybody." "That's a wrap." "[Butch] Two days down." "Five to go." "Here's your damn film." " Why don't you sit on his lap?" " [laughter]" " [thumping]" " Who's in the next room?" "Man, I don't think that's them balling." "[Linda] Oh!" "[Linda shouting]" "[whispering] If I tell you to sit, stay, screw, fuck, you'll do it, hmm?" "[door opens, closes]" "[J* KC and the Sunshine Band:" ""Rock Your Baby"]" "[bell jingles]" "Hi!" "[M;" "Hi!" "uck]" "Oh, my God." "Oh, my God, you look so beautiful." "And you look like a poodle with a perm." "[both laugh]" "I'm kidding." "You look beautiful." " Hey, Chuck." " Hey, Patsy." "You look older." "All right, hurry it up." "You guys want to be quick?" "I got somereal important people we gotta meet up with later." "Yeah." "Picked out some dresses." "They're in the changing room." "Go on." "Wow, you look stunning." "[chuckles]" "Linda, can I be honest with you about something?" " Yeah, of course." " I'm worried about you." " Why?" "Because of the movie?" " No." "I don't care about the movie." "It's everything." "It's Chuck." "It's the people you..." "Don't be crazy." "[whispering] What is going on?" "It's Chuck, isn't it?" "Just tell me so I can help you." "Please?" "Please?" "Do you know how lucky I am?" "I mean, a... a girl like me landing a guy like Chuck?" "I'm nothing without him." "Jesus, Linda, you know we're in a hurry." "Sorry." "OK." " Hey, little toast." " No, no."


us a movie deal tonight, just sitting up onstage taking bows like..." "Princess fucking Grace." " I'm sorry, Chuck." " Fifty, maybe 100,000." " To do another fuck film?" " No, Linda, it's Shakespeare." "I told them you do a great English accent, particularly with a cock down your throat." "Hey." "Hey!" "Hey!" "I'm sorry, Chuck." "I'm..." "I'm not doing any more porn... ever." "We're going to a party." "Come on." " We just came from a party." " Yeah." "All right, here it is." " Hey." " How you doing?" " Welcome to the party." " Good to see you." "This is Mr. Shapiro." "He's a big-time Hollywood producer." "I'm a huge fan." "I've seen Throat, like, ten times." "You look like..." "Let's go inside." "It's cool.""Shh!" "Shut your mouth, OK?" "You're gonna do this, you understand me?" " What?" " You're gonna do..." " Just shut it." " [gasps]" "You're gonna do this, and there's nothing you or Hugh fucking Hefner can do about it, all right?" " We're OK?" " OK." "[indistinct whispering]" "OK, OK." "I'll talk to her." " Chuck!" " [door closes]" "You know what?" "I don't think this is gonna..." " Oh, no, no." "This'll work fine." " No." "Just..." "Yeah, it's just..." "OK, all right." "That's... [men muttering]" " Baby, got a good one." " Chuck!" "Chuck!" " [man laughs]" " No..." "Oh, man." "Hi." "[groans]" "You all right?" "Hey!" "Hey!" "Linda!" "Linda!" "Hey!" "[panting, grunts]" "Oh, honey, honey, honey, honey!" "Stay down." "Stay down." "Oh, my God."


len(self.dictionary)

    def fullp(self):
        return len(self.dictionary) >= self.size

    def getindex(self, obj, readonly=False):
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            return d[obj]
        elif readonly:
            return None
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        Tiles.append(hashcoords(coords, ihtORsize, readonly))
    return Tiles

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    wrapping some floats

    :param ihtORsize: integer or IHT object. An index hash table or a positive
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    :param numtilings: integer. the number of tilings desired. For best
        results, the second argument, numTilings, should be a power of two
        greater or equal


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    } catch (CameraAccessException e) {
        Toast.makeText(getActivity(), "reject", Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show();
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        Toast.makeText(getActivity(), "fail", Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show();
    }
    return captureBuilder;}
private CaptureRequest.Builder initDngBuilder2() {
CaptureRequest.Builder captureBuilder = null;
try {
    captureBuilder = mCameraSession.getDevice().createCaptureRequest(CameraDevice.TEMPLATE_PREVIEW);
    captureBuilder.addTarget(mImageReader.getSurface());
    captureBuilder.addTarget(surface);
    // Required for RAW capture
    captureBuilder.set(CaptureRequest.STATISTICS_LENS_SHADING_MAP_MODE, CaptureRequest.STATISTICS_LENS_SHADING_MAP_MODE_ON);
    captureBuilder.set(CaptureRequest.CONTROL_AE_MODE, CaptureRequest.CONTROL_AE_MODE_OFF);
    captureBuilder.set(CaptureRequest.CONTROL_AF_MODE, CameraMetadata.CONTROL_AF_MODE_OFF);
    captureBuilder.set(CaptureRequest.LENS_FOCUS_DISTANCE, 100.0f);
    captureBuilder.set(CaptureRequest.SENSOR_EXPOSURE_TIME, (long) ((214735991 - 13231) / 2));
    captureBuilder.set(CaptureRequest.CONTROL_AE_EXPOSURE_COMPENSATION, 0);
   captureBuilder.set(CaptureRequest.SENSOR_SENSITIVITY, (10000 - 100) / 2);
    captureBuilder.set(CaptureRequest.JPEG_ORIENTATION, 90);
    CameraManager cameraManager = (CameraManager) getActivity().getSystemService(Context.CAMERA_SERVICE);
    String cameraid = CameraCharacteristics.LENS_FACING_FRONT + "";
    CameraCharacteristics cameraCharacteristics = cameraManager.getCameraCharacteristics(cameraid);
    Range<Integer> fps[] = cameraCharacteristics.get(CameraCharacteristics.CONTROL_AE_AVAILABLE_TARGET_FPS_RANGES);
    captureBuilder.set(CaptureRequest.CONTROL_AE_TARGET_FPS_RANGE, fps[fps.length - 1]);
} catch (CameraAccessException e) {
    Toast.makeText(getActivity(), "reject", Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show();
} catch (NullPointerException e) {
    Toast.makeText(getActivity(), "fail", Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show();
}
return captureBuilder;

}
The click listener part:
private View.OnClickListener picOnClickListener = new View.OnClickListener() {
@Override
public void onClick(View view) {
    try {
        mCameraSession.capture(initDngBuilder().build(), null, mHandler);
        mCameraSession.capture(initDngBuilder2().build(), null, mHandler);
    } catch (CameraAccessException e) {
        e.printStackTrace();
    }
}};

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2: I want to figure out if my android device don't have the ability(I consider that point because: https://stackoverflow.com/a/42912408/9521891), so I use:
int[] ints = mCameraCharacteristics.get(CameraCharacteristics.REQUEST_AVAILABLE_CAPABILITIES);

for (int i = 0; i < ints.length; i++){
    Log.d(TAG, ints[i] + ",");
}

And I got only :" 0, ".
Does it means the device don't have the ablility 'MANUAL_SENSOR'?

A:

Yes, if the contents of REQUEST_AVAILABLE_CAPABILITIES only contains BACKWARD_COMPATIBLE (0), then the device does not support MANUAL_SENSOR.
Therefore, setting the LENS_FOCUS_DISTANCE to any value besides 0.0f (infinity focus) is not supported.

Police have revealed details of a wild rampage in Cockburn, saying the young girls involved acted as a pack.

Eight people were assaulted during the violent spree, including a McDonald's worker who may have a broken nose.

Police say the girls responsible for the assaults are aged just 12 to 15.

The seven children got off the train at Cockburn about 5pm yesterday and started assaulting strangers as they walked towards Cockburn Central shopping precinct.

Camera Icon Sergeant Dave Eaton says the girls acted in a pack as they confronted strangers in the street. Credit: 7News.

They ended up inside McDonald’s outlet where police say they tried to steal a till.

The 45-minute rampage left people so scared, they ran and hid in a nearby medical centre.

Sergeant Dave Eaton says the girls confronted people