Q:

Merge and overwrite features between 2 shapefiles

I have 2 polygon shapefiles with similar features. One shapefile is "the master" (masterFile) and the other is a subset of features from the masterFile with some of those features slightly changed and/or a few new features added (subFile). I want to use the subsetFile to update the masterFile polygons.
What is the simplest way to do this?
I have already tried Merge and Spatial Join (perhaps I used them incorrectly), but the masterFile features that I wanted changed to the subsetFile features were not changed.

A:

You can use Union tool instead of the Spatial Join or Merge tools. Union tool will replace the existing feature in the Master file with the subset file. However, you may still need to do someQ:

How do vertices at infinity work?

At this tutorial on shadow volumes, there are necessary vertices at infinity. I understand the concept of points at infinity, I just don't understand how they work with openGL.
What happens in the perspective divide if the w of a vertex is 0? Are all points at infinity mapped to some point on the edge of the -1 to 1 range in NDC space? How is that achieved?

A:

I don't know how the hardware internally works, but it depends on your projection matrix.
I'll try a hopefully intuitive explanation:
According to the perspective projection matrix in http://www.songho.ca/opengl/gl_projectionmatrix.html
if your far plane is at a finite distance any vertex with w=0 will be clipped away since a multiplication of (x,y,z,0) by the projection matrix will result in a


whether to remove the smear layer, the general recommendation is that it should be eliminated before obturation \[[@B5]\]. Several reports have noted the effect of smear layer removal on the interaction between the dentin and root filling material \[[@B4]\]. Many irrigant delivery techniques and agitation methods have been proposed to resolve this issue and hence, maintain efficient cleaning and disinfection during final irrigation \[[@B6]\]. Agitation of irrigants may also improve the sealing properties of root canal filling, providing a better seal interface between root filling and canal walls.

Several techniques have been used for root canal irrigation, such as conventional needle irrigation (CI), manual dynamic activation (MDA), sonic irrigation (SI), and passive ultrasonic irrigation (PUI). There are numerous studies which investigate the effect of different agitation techniques on thesmear layer from the canal walls \[[@B16]\].

EndoUltra (Vista, Racine, Wisconsin) is a cordless ultrasonic device, with a frequency of 40 kHz, inducing acoustic streaming and cavitation \[[@B17]\]. Although PUI was shown to be significantly better than CI, it was reported that PUI with EDTA and NaOCl did not completely remove the smear layer from the apical third of the canal walls \[[@B18], [@B19]\].

It has been shown that irrigants have a limited effect on smear layer removal closer to the apex, regardless of the irrigation technique \[[@B20]\]. The apical third of the root canal system is especially difficult to clean because of the presence of complex anatomical spaces such as apical deltas, narrow isthmuses, and lateral canals. In the case of curved roots, it is more difficult to achieve complete


disinfection in the apical third, where infected dentin and smear layer may remain \[[@B21]\]. Studies on smear layer removal and cleanliness of the curved root canals have shown that activation techniques improve the effectiveness of the final irrigation \[[@B21]--[@B23]\]. However, the effectiveness of agitation techniques on sealer penetration has not previously been studied in curved roots. Hence, the aim of the present study was to compare the efficacy of various final irrigation techniques on sealer penetration at distances of 2 mm and 4 mm from the root apex of curved root canals. The tested hypothesis was that the agitation techniques used in this study would be able to improve sealer penetration in the apical portion of curved root canals when compared to conventional needle irrigation.

2. Materials and Methods {#sec2}
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Susan was the founding director of the Federation’s innovative project, the Jewish Food Experience, and served as guest chef at the 2014, 2015 and 2016 White House Seders hosted by the Obamas. Her stories and recipes have appeared in the Washington Post, Lilith, Moment, Washington Jewish Week and Tablet among other places. RSVP to [email protected]


Canada Dry make Kosher versions of tonic water made with cane sugar instead of corn syrup (fructose). I usually stock up on Kosher Coke (The real original Coke) each spring around Passover. Might be worth looking for tonic water around this time too.

I too would love to be able to find a good tonic water. When I was in London, select bars sold this brand called Britvic. It was really good! Much better than the Schweppes Indian Tonic Water, which was the alternative. Britvic was served in little glass bottles... Very old school. Honestly, I never liked gin and tonic until I had Britvic. I typed that in the search bar and nothing came up... It has the exact same ingredients as Schweppes Indian Tonic water (cane sugarto happen’. ‘We’ll get a Brexit deal. And no one’s going to be taking private assets into state hands.’ That may be. I don’t make predictions. Not when it comes to politics! But the first lesson in business is, confidence is everything. And every day, I’m hearing of potential investors in this country reaching for their coats,” he said.

“Because they’re not going to risk putting their money into an economy that soon might face export barriers to its single biggest market. Let alone invest in companies, assets and services that could soon be taken over by the state.”

Double Take: Ben Chu and Sean O'Grady on renationalisation

Opinion polls have consistently shown high public support for renationalisation of utilities such as rail services, water and energy.

And the recent collapse of


angles remain fixed, and the field lines remain monotonic in $z$, the winding number is invariant to deformations of the field lines which forbid their crossing [@Berger1993b; @Berger2006].

In general, the field lines ${\bf x}$ and ${\bf y}$ may have respectively $n$ and $m$ distinct points in $z$ where they turn back on themselves, that is ${\mathrm{d}}x_z/{\mathrm{d}}z=0$ or ${\mathrm{d}}y_z/{\mathrm{d}}z=0$. We split ${\bf x}$ into $n+1$ sections at these turning points and similarly split ${\bf y}$ into $m+1$ sections. For example the blue field line in Figure \[fig:wind1\](b) has two such turning points, so is split into three sections. Sections ${\bf x}_i$ and ${\bf y}_j$ share a mutual $z$-range $[z_{ij}^{min},z_{ij}^{max}]$ (which could be an empty set), and for each of these ranges we can define an angle $\Theta({\bf x}_i,{\bf y}_j)$&= \frac{1}{\vert{\bf r}\vert^2}\left\{r_1\left(\frac{B_2({\bf x})}{B_z({\bf x})} - \frac{B_2({\bf y})}{B_z({\bf y})}\right) - r_2\left(\frac{B_1({\bf x})}{B_z({\bf x})} - \frac{B_1({\bf y})}{B_z({\bf y})}\right) \right\}.\end{aligned}$$ Here we have used that ${\bf x}(z)$, ${\bf y}(z)$ are segments of magnetic field lines. Since $\hat{\bf z}\times{\bf r}=(-r_2,r_1,0)$, we arrive at $${\bf A}^{\rm W}\cdot {\bf B}  = \frac{1}{2\pi}\int_{S_z}\frac{{\mathrm{d}}}{{\mathrm{d}}z}\Theta\big({\bf x},{\bf y}\big)B_z({\bf y})B_z({\bf x})\,{\mathrm{d}}^2y,$$ and integrating over $V$ gives Equation \[eqn:hbs\].

It is important to notice that Equation defines ${H^{\rm W}}({\bf B})$ uniquely using only ${\bf B}$ itself, without reference to ${\bf A}$. This reinforces the fact that ${H^{\rm W}}$ is a physically meaningful quantity, despite the absence of an explicit reference field. The interpretation of ${H^{\rm W}}$ as an average pairwise winding number is analogous to the interpretation of $H$ for a closed field as a flux-weighted average of the


$H_{{\bf B}^{\rm p}}({\bf B})$ with average winding is not always true for the more general set of fields we consider here, whilst we have seen that ${H^{\rm W}}$ always has this interpretation.

Other Gauges {#sec:gen}
------------

What is the physical meaning of $H$ in a gauge other than the winding gauge? In such a gauge we have ${\bf A}'={\bf A}^{\rm W} + \nabla\chi$ for some scalar function $\chi$. It turns out that the choice of $\chi$ corresponds to a particular choice of *frame field* for defining the angle $\Theta$.

In , we defined $\Theta$ as $\arctan(r_2/r_1)$, where $r_1$, $r_2$ are the components of ${\bf r}$ with respect to a particular orthonormal Cartesian frame $\{{\bf \hat{e}}_1,{\bf \hat{e}}_2\}$. But suppose we choose a different orthonormal frame $\{{\bf \hat{e}}_1',{\bf \hat{e}}_2'\}$, rotated through angle $\theta$ withPanel (a) depicts a pair of straight field lines (from a field ${\bf B}=\hat{\bf z}$) and their joining vectors ${\bf r}(z)$, which have no winding. Panel (b) shows the same figure with a varying basis indicated by the black rotating arrows. The angle between ${\bf r}$ and $\hat{\bf e}'_1$ in this basis would rotate with $z$. Panel (c) shows two field lines of a helical field ${\bf B}=\hat{\bf z} + (3\pi/R_0)r{\bf e}_\phi$, one of which is straight (at $r=0$). The pairwise winding of these two field lines in the original basis is the same as that of the straight field in the rotated basis.[]{data-label="fig:frame"}](generalGauge.pdf){width="70.00000%"}

However, suppose that we measure the winding numbers with respect to a frame field $\theta(z)$ that varies in $z$ but (for simplicity) not in $r$,


manufacturers and be delivered to American manufacturers.”

Such a fee could “facilitate positive adjustment to import competition without the damaging effects on the broader solar industry,” SEIA said.

Pervasive uncertainty

While the uncertainty for the U.S. solar sector is pervasive, one thing is predictable, Stoel Rives’ Lund said. “Donald Trump likes winning and he likes attention. A big press conference announcing big tariffs on the whole world, particularly China, would make him happy. If he changes his mind and lifts them later, he can say he negotiated something else awesome and that’s another win for him.”

The White House did not respond to requests for comment.

Given the uncertainty, solar industry players are making some moves in advance of the President's decision. But some steps are considered less likely.

Both Taiwan-based TSEC Corp’s Robinactually very important. In C#, if you added a field to a class, and then a week later someone else changed the type, and then a month later someone else changed the name, it usually doesn’t really matter too much when or in what order those changes happened, all that matters is the current state of the code and that everything builds together and works in its latest state. However, if you were to do the same thing to a new field in a table, it definitely makes a difference, because there are data implications at every step of the way. This alone scares a lot of developers away from maintaining the database.

To many developers, there is something fundamentally uncontrollable about databases. They don’t fit into the safe


form of version-control or change management. For all practical purposes, developers must have a workable environment that they can fully control and work in peace. From there, developers check their code into source-control, and hopefully it gets built from source-control before being deployed to another server. This gives each developer a degree of control over how much the other developers can screw them up, and more importantly it ensures that every change is traceable back to a date and time and person responsible.

This approach is so ingrained in so many developers, that often we take it for granted. Just try to remind yourself regularly how awful it was that time that everyone was working directly on the same developer server, and nobody can keep track of who changeddatabase. SQL Server Express Edition is free. Sure, it has some limitations, like the lack of a SQL profiler, but there are great free tools out there like the one from AnjLab. And if you still need a full-featured copy, the developer edition costs less than $50. Can you or your company not spare $50 for something like that that could have save your hours of debugging? Really? How little do you figure your time is really worth?

Or maybe your machine doesn’t have enough memory. It’s true, SQL will eat up memory like nobody’s business and if you have Visual Studio 2008 and Outlook 2007 running, it can be pretty heavy. But I’ve found that as long as you have 3 or 4 GB of RAM, it works


                                 gtk.gdk.PROP_MODE_REPLACE,
                                                        [ws])

It looks like the code is somewhat successful, since xprop detects the change:
(before execution)
$ xprop | grep WM_DESKTOP
_NET_WM_DESKTOP(CARDINAL) = 0

(after)
$xprop | grep WM_DESKTOP
_NET_WM_DESKTOP(CARDINAL) = 1

but the problem is that the window doesn't move to the desired workspace :/
Should I use python-xlib instead of pygtk? If that's the case, how can I get from a wxFrame (or gtk.Window, or XID) the corresponding Xlib.Window?
Follow-up 2:
The same happens using xprop..
$ xprop -id <id> -f _NET_WM_DESKTOP 32c -set _NET_WM_DESKTOP 1

It detects the changed _NET_WM_DESKTOP, but the window stays there :/ However, I noticed the following:

an iconified version of the window appears on the intended workspace
if I iconify the window on the "source" workspace, it disappears

So, maybe I should send some kind of "refresh" message to the window manager too..?

A:

It's kinda old, but still...
You gotta call flush method of display.Display instance after setting window properties and sending events.


theoretical maximum efficiency under optimal conditions. Less research and development effort has been devoted to reading of RFID tags by multiple, interfering RFID-tag readers. In many applications, mutually interfering RFID-tag readers severely constrain, or even completely prohibit, effective interrogation of RFID tags by the mutually interfering RFID-tag readers, leading to low efficiency of multi-RFID-tag-reader networks that include mutually interfering RFID-tag readers. For these reasons, RFID researchers and developers, as well as manufacturers, vendors, and users of RFID tags and RFID-tag systems, have recognized the need for methods for improving the efficiencies of multi-RFID-tag-reader networks that include two or more mutually interfering RFID-tag readers.Which is the nearest to -1?  (a) y  (b) o  (c) 2/9
c
Let m be 2/(-11) + 55/968. Which is the nearest to -0.1?  (a) m  (b) -5  (c) -0.4
a
Let y = -13.9 + 14. Let f = -31 - -95/3. Which is the closest to y?  (a) -1  (b) 1/3  (c) f
b
Let x be 1 - (-2 + 276 - 0). Let t = x - -557/2. Let s = 7 - t. Which is the closest to 1/3?  (a) s  (b) -4/3  (c) -0.4
c
Let v be (3 - (1 - 0))/2. Let x = 23/21 + 5/21. Let k = -3 - -2.7. What is the closest to 1/3 in x, v, k?
k
Let o(i) =


= l + 4.79. Which is the closest to -0.1?  (a) s  (b) 4  (c) -0.3
c
Let p = 0.03 - -0.05. Let s = -19.38 - -19. Let t = s + p. What is the nearest to -2 in t, 0.3, 4?
t
Let x = -22 - -22. What is the closest to x in -2/17, 2/11, 6/7?
-2/17
Suppose 5*w - 9 - 11 = 0. Which is the nearest to -5/6?  (a) w  (b) 2  (c) -4
b
Let l be (16/60)/((-6)/(-9)). Which is the closest to l?  (a) 4  (b) -0.5  (c) -4
b
Suppose 4*j - 12 = 10*j. Which is the closest to 2/3?  (a) -3  (b) 0.1  (c) j
b
Let f = 0.24 + 0.06. Which isthe closest to 0?  (a) -1  (b) f  (c) -3
b
Let s = 2.3 + -2.4. Which is the closest to s?  (a) 0.4  (b) -3  (c) 1/2
a
Let y = 6.03 + -6. Let k = -1.47 - -1. Let q = y - k. Which is the closest to -1?  (a) 0.1  (b) q  (c) -0.3
c
Let f = -20 - -20. What is the closest to f in 5, -0.1, -1?
-0.1
Let c be (-3)/14 - (-4)/8. What is the nearest to 0.2 in 3/2, 1, c?
c
Let v = -0.9 - -1. Let k = 7 + -2. Let t = 5.2 - k. Which is the closest to 0?  (a) t  (b) v  (c) 3/2
b
Let u


4:00 p.m. in
> Room 2218, Rayburn House Office Building. The purpose of the meeting is to
> thoroughly analyze various transmission proposals under discussion by
> Commerce Committee Members Bliley, Barton and Largent.
>
> Participants will be expected to identify any workable compromise that
> results in passing electricity restructuring legislation.
>
> Please RSVP for you or your designee by return e-mail to me. Feel free to
> bring technical experts on your staff.  To ask questions or request
> additional information, please do so by return e-mail or call me or the
> other staff. We hope to have a constructive work session to arrive at a
> compromise on transmission language for a comprehensive bill, and your
> participation will be important. Thank you.
>
> Invitees include:
> Rich Glick, DOE
> Cindy Marlette, FERC
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>Primary liver leiomyosarcoma: CT appearance.
Primary hepatic leiomyosarcomas are exceedingly rare tumors. To the best of our knowledge, only 17 cases have been reported in literature. We report the computed tomographic findings of two cases of primary location in the liver. We also discuss the differential diagnosis of such lesions.


departments of
the Upper and the Lower Rhine was effected without any difficulty.

After the proclamation of the equality of the French people, the right
to levy on the feudal rents in France, which the German princes who
owned property in Alsace had exercised, could no longer exist. The
Germans protested and the conflict which followed, in 1792, was the
first war against the French Republic.

In the report which the well-known civilian, Merlin de Douai, made to
the _Constituante_, October 28, 1790, is the following passage, very
characteristic of the bonds which unite Alsace to France: "The
Alsatian people have united themselves to France because they wish so
to do; it is their own desire, therefore, and not the treaty of
Muenster which has legalized the union."

In February, 1790, Dietrich was elected mayor of Strasbourg against
the conservative candidate, andnuclear compartment and the postnuclear components of the cell. Immunostaining of a nuclear extract with antisera to UDG1 indicates that the nuclear associated uracil-DNA glycosylase activity is not associated with the highly conserved uracil-DNA glycosylase, UDG1. With the use of Ugi-Sepharose affinity chromatography, we show that a second and distinct uracil-DNA glycosylase is associated with the nuclear compartment. Immunoblot analysis, utilizing antisera generated against UDG1, reveals that the 30,000 molecular weight protein and a protein in the 36,000 range share common epitopes. Cycloheximide treatment of HeLa cells indicates that upon inhibition of protein synthesis, the higher molecular weight species disappears and is apparently post-translationally processed into a lower molecular weight form. This is substantiated by mitochondrial import studies which reveal that in vitro expressed UDG1 becomes resistant to


Bear on August 31, 1983 for past and continuing FLSA violations.  The Secretary had previously conducted investigations of Big Bear in the 1960's and 1970's, but offered no evidence at trial of violations for past misconduct.

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The district court found that ten employees covered by the Act had worked unrecorded and uncompensated time ("off-the-clock");  that store managers and upper level managers knew employees worked off-the-clock;  and that Big Bear acted willfully and in bad faith in violating the Act.  It awarded back pay and liquidated damages to the ten employees.  The court also found that minors had operated the power bailing machine at Big Bear Markets in violation of Hazardous Occupation Order No. 12, 29 C.F.R. Sec. 570.63 (1986).  Finally, the court exercisedgenome, e.g., the family of Alu repeat elements cover ∼11% of the genome, [@evu058-B55]); in other large genomes, no prominent repeat families are found, but many low redundant repeat classes account for the majority of genomic DNA ([@evu058-B5]). Generally, the most redundant sequences in plants are transposable elements, especially retrotransposons (REs) belonging to *Gypsy* and *Copia* superfamilies, which transpose via a copy-and-paste mechanism ([@evu058-B75]). For example, they cover ∼80% of the maize genome ([@evu058-B60]). In certain cases, as in the short-lived fish *Nothobranchius furzeri,* another class of sequences, the tandem repeats are prominent (21%) in the genome ([@evu058-B51]).

Tandem repeats are commonly known as satellite DNAs ([@evu058-B59]), because they were initially isolated from satellite bands in experiments with gradient centrifugation, due to the difference in A+T content from the


showed similarities to 685 different genes, and 12 were classified as encoding hypothetical proteins. Many of these protein encoding sequences occur in a few copies per haploid genome. In all those cases in which contigs showing similarity to protein encoding sequences have high average coverage, it can be possible that a gene or a gene fragment lies close to an unknown repeated sequence and they occupy the same contig, which consequently results redundant. In these cases, the redundancy should be related to sequences adjacent to those genes. By converse, when similarity to one and the same gene is found for a number of RCs, that gene should be really redundant. This was observed for 13 gene families, which showed sequence similarity with at least 15 sequences in thewas estimated that the percentage of HR sequences in the *Olea* genome is very high, amounting to 38.62% (see [table 4](#evu058-T4){ref-type="table"}) at least. MR sequences account at least for 34.16% of the genome, and NRC sequences represent only 16.92% of the olive genome.

Olive genome composition was also estimated in terms of repeat types by mapping Illumina reads onto WGSAS as described above. The frequencies of each repeat type are reported in [table 5](#evu058-T5){ref-type="table"}. Tandem repeat sequences (excluding rDNA) account for 31.16% of the reads matching the WGSAS. LTR-retrotransposons amount to 38.84%, with *Gypsy* elements prevailing over *Copia* ones. DNA transposons and non-LTR retrotransposons show low percentages. Table 5Percentage Distribution of Repeat Classes in the Olive GenomeSequence typeOrderSuperfamilyNumber of ContigsNumber of Matched ReadsPercentageRetrotransposonsUnclassified4234,0170.025(Class I)LTR*Copia*54,11024,725,64017.821*Gypsy*47,92028,884,34220.819Retrovirus10174,9600.054Endogenous retrovirus46,3140.005Solo-LTR5218,3550.013Unknown189174,0160.125LINEL123841,739,1191.253RTE453123,8450.089Unknown3820,5910.015Short-interspersed elementstRNA26864,0930.046Total40.265DNA transposonsUnclassified6732,6680.024(Class II, subclass


elements has been shown to be sufficiently accurate to enable amplification of the whole length repetitive elements using polymerase chain reaction (PCR) ([@evu058-B65]). Moreover, the comparison with available Sanger sequences indicated a good correspondence between virtual and real sequences.

Graph-based clustering showed the occurrence of five major clusters that we identified as tandem repeat families by sequence similarity search and graph and structural analysis. Four out of five tandem repeat families were already described in the literature; the remaining family, Oe179, was for the first time identified in this work. One minor repeat family Oe51 that accounts for 0.78% of the genome was also identified in this work.

Illumina and 454 reads gave similar results with regard to the identification of the five major clusters, but different results were obtainedtested, the LTR/inter-LTRs ratios of these are generally higher than those of *Copia* elements. Two out of six *Gypsy* elements show very high ratios (44.11 and 11.37). This result strongly suggests the occurrence of numerous solo-LTRs for these two *Gypsy* families, although the occurrence of REs sharing LTRs but having different internal regions cannot be ruled out and could lead to an overestimation of solo-LTR frequencies.

Solo-LTRs are typically produced by unequal homologous recombination. Our data suggest that the high number of retrotransposons observed in the genome is obviously due to massive amplification of these elements. Genome size increase was however partly counterbalanced by substantial DNA loss, especially related to *Gypsy* elements, although in other studies solo-LTRs have been found especially in *Copia* elements (e.g., [@evu058-B5]; [@evu058-B63]). It is


the famous Claude’s Bar. I worked there part-time for almost a year. I still say Claude’s was the most interesting bar I have ever frequented. It was full of artists, writers, politicians, craftspeople, commune dwellers, wanderers, cowboys, entrepreneurs, waifs and other innocents. My job was to check ID’s, take money at the door to the disco, and break up fights. Believe it or not, fights were quite common, but in my year of working there I never was punched or hurt in any way. Others were, however. An old sign from the bar is still there, high on a shelf in the back room of the Silver Sun gallery.

Compound Living Almost everybody was an entrepreneur in some regard. That was because there were no full-time jobs to becontaining less than 0.3% THC) from the Controlled Substances Act, meaning that to cultivate or sell hemp is no longer a federal crime. Second and equally significant for CBD businesses, the Act specifically allows for interstate commerce of hemp or hemp products. This is huge news for CBD companies and should provide confidence to CBD investors and operators going forward. N.B. “Industrial Hemp” was an Exception Previously but Only Applied to Hemp for Research Purposes

Before the Farm Bill passed, I would often get questions from CBD business owners about “Industrial Hemp,” thinking that if they were sourcing their product from a certified industrial hemp producer, it was legal. One of the common misconceptions about hemp prior to the 2018 Farm Bill was that if you were selling CBD


supplements

bottled water

food additives

other food products

Drugs, including:

prescription drugs (both brand-name and generic)

non-prescription (over-the-counter) drugs

Cosmetics, including:

color additives found in makeup and other personal care products

skin moisturizers and cleansers

nail polish and perfume

Veterinary Products, including:

veterinary drugs and devices

CBD Products & Intended Use from the FDA’s Perspective

The FDA’s December announcement made clear that if you are making claims of a therapeutic benefit, or any other disease claim, you must first have FDA approval for the product’s intended use before introducing the product into interstate commerce. Therapeutic claims are those that market their products to suggest they are intended for use in the diagnosis, cure, mitigation, treatment or prevention of diseases. These are considered new drugs or new animal drugs and must go through the FDA drug approval process before they are marketed. There    bstbase3 *base   = get_parent_from_member<bstbase3, holder_t> (holder, &bstbase3::holder);
      return *base;
   }

   BOOST_INTRUSIVE_FORCEINLINE bstbase3(const ValueTraits &vtraits)
      : holder(vtraits)
   {
      node_algorithms::init_header(this->header_ptr());
   }

   BOOST_INTRUSIVE_FORCEINLINE node_ptr header_ptr()
   { return holder.root.get_node(); }

   BOOST_INTRUSIVE_FORCEINLINE const_node_ptr header_ptr() const
   { return holder.root.get_node(); }

   BOOST_INTRUSIVE_FORCEINLINE const value_traits &get_value_traits() const
   {  return this->holder;  }

   BOOST_INTRUSIVE_FORCEINLINE value_traits &get_value_traits()
   {  return this->holder;  }

   typedef typename boost::intrusive::value_traits_pointers
      <ValueTraits>::const_value_traits_ptr const_value_traits_ptr;

   BOOST_INTRUSIVE_FORCEINLINE const_value_traits_ptr priv_value_traits_ptr() const
   {  return pointer_traits<const_value_traits_ptr>::pointer_to(this->get_value_traits());  }

   iterator


 key_of_value;
   typedef typename key_of_value::type                key_type;
   typedef typename get_compare< VoidOrKeyComp
                      , key_type
                      >::type                         key_compare;
   typedef tree_value_compare
      <ValuePtr, key_compare, key_of_value>           value_compare;
};

template<class ValueTraits, class VoidOrKeyOfValue, class VoidOrKeyComp, algo_types    key_compare;
   BOOST_INTRUSIVE_FORCEINLINE bstbase_hack(const key_compare & comp, const ValueTraits &vtraits)
      : base_type(comp, vtraits)
   {}

   typedef detail::size_holder<false, SizeType>     size_traits;

   BOOST_INTRUSIVE_FORCEINLINE size_traits sz_traits() const
   {  return size_traits();  }
};

//This class will
template<class ValueTraits, class VoidOrKeyOfValue, class VoidOrKeyComp, bool ConstantTimeSize, class SizeType, algo_types AlgoType, typename HeaderHolder>
struct bstbase
   : public bstbase_hack< ValueTraits, VoidOrKeyOfValue, VoidOrKeyComp, ConstantTimeSize, SizeType, AlgoType, HeaderHolder>
{
   typedef bstbase_hack< ValueTraits, VoidOrKeyOfValue, VoidOrKeyComp, ConstantTimeSize, SizeType, AlgoType, HeaderHolder> base_type;
   typedef ValueTraits                             value_traits;
   typedef typename base_type::value_compare


value_compare;
   typedef typename base_type::key_compare         key_compare;
   typedef typename base_type::const_reference     const_reference;
   typedef typename base_type::reference           reference;
   typedef typename base_type::iterator            iterator;
   typedef typename base_type::const_iterator      const_iterator;
   typedef typename base_type::node_traits         node_traits;
   typedef typename get_algo
      <AlgoType, node_traits>::type                node_algorithms;
   typedef SizeType         //! Complexity: Constant.
   //!
   //! Throws: If value_traits::node_traits::node
   //!   constructor throws (this does not happen with predefined Boost.Intrusive hooks)
   //!   or the copy constructor of the key_compare object throws. Basic guarantee.
   bstree_impl()
      :  data_type(key_compare(), value_traits())
   {}

   //! Effects: Constructs an empty container with given comparison and traits.
   //!
   //! Complexity: Constant.
   //!
   //! Throws: If value_traits::node_traits::node
   //!   constructor throws (this does not happen with predefined Boost.Intrusive hooks)
   //!   or the copy constructor of the key_compare object throws. Basic guarantee.
   explicit bstree_impl( const key_compare &cmp,


function that induces
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   //!   comp compares an arbitrary key with the contained values.
   //!
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   //!   a user provided key instead of the value itself, using "hint"
   //!   as a hint to where it will be inserted.
   //!
   //! Returns: If there is an equivalent value
   //!   returns a pair containing an iterator to the already present value
   //!   and false. If the value can be inserted returns true in the returned
 //!   with nk the key_type of a value_type inserted into `*this`.
   //!
   //! Effects: Erases all the elements with the given key.
   //!   according to the comparison functor "comp".
   //!
   //! Returns: The number of erased elements.
   //!
   //! Complexity: O(log(size() + N).
   //!
   //! Throws: Nothing.
   //!
   //! Note: Invalidates the iterators (but not the references)
   //!    to the erased elements. No destructors are called.
   template<class KeyType, class KeyTypeKeyCompare>
   BOOST_INTRUSIVE_DOC1ST(size_type
      , typename detail::disable_if_convertible<KeyTypeKeyCompare BOOST_INTRUSIVE_I const_iterator BOOST_INTRUSIVE_I size_type>::type)
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Invalidates the iterators
   //!    to the erased elements.
   template<class Disposer>
   iterator erase_and_dispose(const_iterator b, const_iterator e, Disposer disposer)
   {  size_type n;   return this->private_erase(b, e, n, disposer);   }

   //! Requires: key is a value such that `*this` is partitioned with respect to
   //!   comp(nk, key) and !comp(key, nk), with comp(nk, key) implying !comp(key, nk)
   //!   and nk the key_type of a value_type inserted into `*this`.
   //!
   //! Requires: Disposer::operator()(pointer) shouldn't throw.
   //!
   //! Effects: Erases all the elements with the given key.
   //!   according to the comparison functor "comp".
   //!nk the key_type of a value_type inserted into `*this`.
   //!
   //! Effects: Returns the number of contained elements with the given key
   //!
   //! Complexity: Logarithmic to the number of elements contained plus lineal
   //!   to number of objects with the given key.
   //!
   //! Throws: If `comp` throws.
   template<class KeyType, class KeyTypeKeyCompare>
   size_type count(const KeyType &key, KeyTypeKeyCompare comp) const
   {
      std::pair<const_iterator, const_iterator> ret = this->equal_range(key, comp);
      size_type n = 0;
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   }

   #if


!defined(BOOST_INTRUSIVE_DOXYGEN_INVOKED)

   //Add non-const overloads to theoretically const members
   //as some algorithms have different behavior when non-const versions are used (like splay trees).
   size_type count(const key_type &key)
   {  return size_type(this->count(key, this->key_comp()));   }

   template<class KeyType, class KeyTypeKeyCompare>
   size_type count(const KeyType &key, KeyTypeKeyCompare comp)
   {
      std::pair<const_iterator, const_iterator> ret = this->equal_range(key, comp);
      size_type n = 0;
      for(; ret.first != ret.second; ++ret.first){ ++n; }
      return n;
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   #else //defined(BOOST_INTRUSIVE_DOXYGEN_INVOKED)

   //! Effects: Returns an iterator to the first element whose
   //!   key is not less than k//!   `upper_key` shall not precede `lower_key` according to key_compare.
   //!   [key_comp()(upper_key, lower_key) shall be false]
   //!
   //!   If `lower_key` is equivalent to `upper_key`
   //!   [!key_comp()(upper_key, lower_key) && !key_comp()(lower_key, upper_key)] then
   //!   ('left_closed' || 'right_closed') must be false.
   //!
   //! Effects: Returns an a pair with the following criteria:
   //!
   //!   first = lower_bound(lower_key) if left_closed, upper_bound(lower_key) otherwise
   //!
   //!   second = upper_bound(upper_key) if right_closed, lower_bound(upper_key) otherwise
   //!
   //! Complexity: Logarithmic.
   //!
   //! Throws: If `key_compare` throws.
   //!
   //! Note: This


that points to the value
   //!
   //! Complexity: Constant.
   //!
   //! Throws: Nothing.
   iterator iterator_to(reference value);

   //! Requires: value must be an lvalue and shall be in a set of
   //!   appropriate type. Otherwise the behavior is undefined.
   //!
   //! Effects: Returns: a valid const_iterator i belonging to the
   //!   set that points to the value
   //!
   //! Complexity: Constant.
   //!
   //! Throws: Nothing.
   const_iterator iterator_to(const_reference value) const;

   //! Requires: value shall not be in a container.
   //!
   //! Effects: init_node puts the hook of aBackground {#Sec1}
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           suoh evidence would make a prima facie case to
           present to a jury0 A mars derinfte      and posPtivr
Eon. William   NJ. Haosley,,     Page      2   (V-203)

   opfnton would be of great .benefit       to both this
   office and the local    office    of the Texas Liquor
   Control Board in d,ecidfng what course of action
   to takeleased to the San Antonio
      Club for a period of five yeera at an annual
      rent’al of $5,000,00 per year,   The premises were
      leased for occupancy as a prfvatm club and the

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     lessee agreed to all public laws pertaining              to
     the


   of A Retail Package
     Store Permit 0
            -In withdrawing, liquor at the bar flom this
     pool, each member uses a ooupon book,     Zaah coupon
     entitles   the member to ane drink.
          “All liquor purchased for the club is plaaed
     on the back bar or is ‘stored in a small roam be-
     hind the bar.
           “Club members obtain       aoupon   boaka   fromin ooerating,, or
     to be directly    or.‘iadlreatly  Intorested   ia the &per-
     ation or any open saleon in this State.’
           “I also wish to cell your attention    to Opinion
     No. C-1145, approved by the Attorney General’s De-
     partment on August 26, 1939,      It is the contention
     of the San Antonio Club that Attorney General’8 O-
     plaion No. ,O-1145 dooa not cover this situation.      The
     S4n Ant&n10     Club hmtker


 Y. State,       41 3. 1.   612 (Court of Criri
inal   Appeals)     holds:
              *The question here is whether the sale of
       intoxicants   by the managing steward or barkeeper
       of the club to one of’ the aembers of said club

       seme to an individual   meaber,’ ior whioh he either
       paid tho oeeh, or became responsible     therefor.    D
       0 0 0 e Thirquestiens presented for Ow asn8idera-
     tion,ara    but two:   Did the transaotion   eenatitute
     a sale wlttin the maani       or our law6, and, . . .
     The evilenas shows that T he inuorpanted       club   pur-
     chased liquors in bulk with naoaay in th6 treasury,
     end sold or dispensed the liquors to its members
     at the u.mal    or customary  priaa.    This we thfnk
     osnstitutes    a sal.e under all the rules Or law.


The facte stated im t             f;iE
~~oaseaare not ~iseiail~ar   to the facts involved fn the ep-
e&tfon ef Zhe San Antonio Club as set out In the letters
from the WonerebLe Bert Ford. Under such hsl&iElps , the
aanner in wMOh t$b Sea Aattonio        Olab la beiq   eantfacted
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                   OPINION

McKEE, Circuit Judge.

      Appellant Rohan Providence appeals the district court’s order denying his motion

for judgment of acquittal and argues acquittal was warranted because the government

failed to prove the elements of the offenses charged beyond a reasonable doubt. For the

following reasons, we will affirm.

                                            1


premises—were committed by either Providence or his co-Defendant

Rampersad. The government proved the “possession” and “controlled substance” prongs

of possession with intent to distribute when its forensic chemist provided expert

testimony that the plants Officer Howell recovered were marijuana. See J.A. 193.

Howell’s testimony was also sufficient to establish an “intent to distribute” because of the

large number of plants he recovered. J.A. 80-81. Finally, the government established

“knowing or intentional” possession through surveillance videos showing that Providence

and Rampersad returned to the plants and helped water them. See J.A. 212-13; 11B and

11C. As Howell testified, there “was no real reason . . . to be out there” other than

marijuana cultivation, because “nothing was there.” J.A. 214. Moreover, the hidden and

abandoned location constituted evidence that the co-Defendants “attempted to hide . . .

the contraband,” evidencetestified that he recovered over two hundred marijuana plants from the cultivation

site. J.A. 79. He testified that to be counted as an official plant, the marijuana must have

                                              7
an intact root structure, stem, and leaf. See J.A. 106. Scott Goodlin, a forensic chemist,

echoed Agent Howell’s testimony as to the elements required to count a plant for forensic

purposes. J.A. 197. He stated that his lab received packages on July 26, 2007 containing

the plants Agent Howell seized, but that he did not open or count


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[Biological activity of gamma interferon on various cell types in human and murine systems].
The effects of interferon (IFN gamma) and of IFN alpha/beta on normal T and B lymphocytes and various T and non-T human and murine cell lines have been investigated. IFN gamma, unlike IFN alpha/beta, did not promote the antiviral state in T cells. The lack of antiviral activity was confirmed at the biochemical level by the finding that 2',5' oligoadenylate synthetase activity is not induced in T cells by IFN gamma only.Yaba-like disease virus protein 7L is a cell-surface receptor for chemokine CCL1.
Yaba-like disease virus (YLDV) genes 7L and 145R are located on opposite ends of the genome and are predicted to encode 7-transmembrane proteins (7-TM) that share 53 and 44 % amino acid identity, respectively, to human CC chemokine receptor 8 (hCCR8). In this report, we demonstrate that early after infection with YLDV, cells acquire the ability to bind human CCL1. By expression of genes 7L and 145R in vaccinia virus, we demonstrated that each protein is glycosylated and is exposed on the cell surface with the N terminus outside the cell. Protein 7L, but not 145R, is able to bind hCCL1 (K(d)=0.6+/-0.13 nM) and couple to heterotrimeric G-proteins and to activate the extracellular signal-regulated kinases (ERK1/2). 7L


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David’s moment-by-moment way of being in the world was a broken heap like mine and like yours, like those we serve in ministry. For him, he had chosen the stepping stone pleasures of adultery, of murder, of polygamy and of misusing his power and it cost him.

We too know what it is to put our foot on a stone in a river only to slip off or realize the only way forward is to step back.

When Jesus spoke of God the Father, he pictured the pleasures of the Father. He is like one who runs to welcome his lost son. He islong shelf life to the content while, in secondary packing, primary packing is further packed into secondary packages like cartons, boxes, injection trays etc.

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When Gene Roddenberry wrote the line “Live long and prosper,” which debuted in the Season 2 opener of his iconic 1960’s TV series “Star Trek,” little did he know that it would be a self-fulfilling prophecy. The series may have run from only 1967 to 1969, but its legacy lives on, spawning a movie franchise and several TV spin-offs. Generations of “Trekkies” all over the world scramble to snag collectibles, and one of the best may be the house where a Season 3 episode of “Star Trek: The Next Generation” was filmed.

The Malibu, Calif., home is on the market for $5,695,000, according to TopTenRealEstateDeals.com.

The series, set in the 24th century, aired from 1987 to 1994. One of the stars in Season 3 was this playfully eclectic, European-style contemporary,time was 39 min, and stress concentration temperature was 66 °C. Bias of the lcariin content and the dry extract yield between observed and predicted values were 1.60% and 1.55% ,respectively. Using central composite design and response surface method to optimize extraction of Fufang Bajitian Shenggu particles has a good prediction.


the worst part of being burnt in the face was the fact that it was by his brother. The Mountain is a sociopath, so he would stop and nothing and I believe he would win.

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neurology for Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons at Columbia University in New York City.

There are many proposed mechanisms behind the flu-stroke link, but no definitive reason has been described to explain the association. Researchers suspect it could be due to inflammation caused by the infection.

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259 Cal.App.2d 125 (1968)
STANDARD REGISTER COMPANY, Plaintiff and Respondent,
v.
FRANCHISE TAX BOARD, Defendant and Appellant.
Civ. No. 24113.
California Court of Appeals. First Dist., Div. Three.
Feb. 19, 1968.
 Thomas C. Lynch, Attorney General, Ernest P. Goodman, Assistant Attorney General, and E. Clement Shute, Jr., Deputy Attorney General, for Defendant and Appellant.
 Paul E. Anderson, Valentine Brookes, Richard A. Wilson, Kent, Brookes & Anderson and Turner, Wells, Granzow & Spayd for Plaintiff and Respondent. *127
 BRAY, J.  [fn. *]
 This is an appeal by defendant from judgment, after court trial, in favor of plaintiff in the sum of $112,486.65, being refund of portions of franchise taxes for income years 1956 through 1959.
 Questions Presented
 1. This court is not bound by the trial court's conclusions on undisputed facts.


2. Plaintiff was conducting a single unitary operation as its Pacific division was not operated as an independent unit.
 3. Applying the three-factor apportionment formula to Standard's net national income is not arbitrary.
 Record
 For the years 1956 through 1959, defendant assessed franchise taxes against plaintiff on the theory set forth in plaintiff's tax returns that plaintiff was conducting a single unitary business, including the operation of its Pacific division. Accordingly, income from California sources was ascertained by comparing California property, payroll and sales for the entire business and applying the average of the resulting ratios to the company's total net income.
 In 1961 plaintiff filed refund claims seeking an adjustment of its franchise tax for the years 1956 through 1959 by applying the tax formula to eachthree or four times a year conferred with officers in the eastern offices with respect to problems of Pacific. On occasion he asked people from the Dayton office to come out to Pacific to make suggestions principally concerning production. Some four or five times during the period in question he asked Standard to send out a man with special skills and special training; Standard complied.
 Mark Smith, an employee of Standard, was sent to Pacific to become its sales manager, and two sales and service representatives of Standard were assigned to Pacific.
 11. Services of the eastern division, such as the problem-solving clinic conducted in the eastern offices were made available to Pacific's customers.
 12. The budgets for capital expenditures were established through conferences with Standard's eastern officers,


consent of the parties the restraint against further action with respect to Lots 17 and 19 [18] in Block 432 [433], on map of Brighton Beach, already imposed would be made permanent. Judgment accordingly was thereafter entered. From the judgment of dismissal an appeal has been taken and I am, therefore, filing this memorandum to state the reasons for my decision.
"By the complaint filed herein plaintiff sought to enjoin the defendants, the Township of Long Beach, and its mayor from demolishing or interfering with buildings designed for dwelling purposes and erected on Lots 17 and 18 in Block 433 and on Lots 6 and 7 in Block 432, Brighton Beach in said township. Before the complaint was filed the building on Lots 6 and 7 in Block 432it was done pursuant to proceedings under an ordinance of the township enacted pursuant to statute and that the plaintiff had due and legal notice thereof. At the final hearing the defendants' attorney stated that he had already advised plaintiff's attorney that he would consent to the entry of a judgment enjoining the defendants from demolishing the building on Lots 17 and 18 and such a consent judgment was subsequently entered.
"The facts disclosed and fully supported by a preponderance of the evidence, as I find them, are as follows:
"In 1942 the plaintiff began erection of a dwelling house on beach front Lots 6 and 7 in Brighton Beach owned by him. The building was enclosed and rough flooring was laid, but no stairway to the second floor, no


put in place to help support the building. When the building was righted it became necessary to tear the shingles off its sides, because the frame of the building had buckled and twisted. These shingles were never replaced. Most, if not all, of the windows were broken out and boarded up, but not sufficiently to make the inside of the building weatherproof. Consequently everything contained in the building became damaged, rusty and rotten  the floors and joists were rotted out in places. The place was infested with rats. A deep hole was made under the house by winds and waves *608 so that water collected therein to a depth of six or eight feet. A little girl narrowly escaped drowning in this pool. The building was precariouslyrecently spoke with Music Enthusiast Magazine about the upcoming Def Leppard album and his work with his band DELTA DEEP.

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artists that play a style and blues wasn’t a style. It was born out of agony and pain and slavery. It came from people being stolen from Africa, put into a country, beaten, whipped, whopped any which way, killed or their family being killed, pain and just real heartbreak.

Not only will Vivian Campbell be rocking out with Def Leppard on the highly anticipated Hysteria On The High Seas! Cruise, but his side band LAST IN LINE will also be performing. We’re just over 250 days away from this epic experience, are you ready to rock on the high seas? More info HERE.More Sofia Vergara photos

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15.10.17 - Sofia Vergara is set to get married soon and it seems that the bride to be has already decided what dress she will wear. According to the latest reports, the Modern


reconfigurable LSI, by changing over the circuit configuration of the reconfigurable circuit, it is possible to perform an image process on one occasion but perform a process of a voice communication system on another occasion.
In such a reconfigurable LSI as described above, many functions can be implemented by one piece of hardware without providing hardware for exclusive use for the individual functions. In other words, in the reconfigurable LSI, by effectively utilizing finite resources which are determined at the point of time of fabrication of the LSI, an optimum circuit ready for many applications can be implemented.
It is to be noted that, as a result of a prior art search actually conducted, Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2006-18539 and a pamphlet of International Publication No. 2002/095946 have been obtained.
Incidentally,as to be ready for a specific application, the chip size is small.
(2) Since the development cost is high, recovery of the development cost is difficult without producing in large amounts.
(3) Since the period of time for development and the lifetime of the product are long, the risk is higher where it is obliged to perform functional modification or the like during development or after shipment of products.
On the other hand, the reconfigurable LSI has a characteristic that, while it has a performance proximate to that of hardware, the function can be changed also after product shipment.


giving proper upgrades to its conventional weapons, while the wealthy South has turned its military into a mighty powerhouse through the purchases of top-of-line American hardware.

Therefore, the North's nuclear weapons can be seen as a game changer, overturning the balance in one fell swoop.

If the North becomes a nuclear weapons state, how would its unification policy evolve?

The first possibility is that it reverts to its old policy of unification by force.

The second is that it milks the South for extortion money _ threatening the South to cough up or face nuclear strikes.

For the first, the North faces a lot of barriers. The South has a population of over 50 million, twice as many as the North's. Then, the southerners have enjoyed a far higher standard of living, meaningIn early 90s you could buy special children books for misbehaving kids in Russia.

This is an example of such a book. Kid, who is reading this book, is being promised many scary things to encounter if he doesn’t obey to mother or father. Here are some translations:

“You’ll fall deep inside a hole

if you don’t obey to your mom”

“If you plan not to listen to father

wild black cats would scratch your brother”

“If you decide not to clean you teeth

then prepare to meet a wild beast!”

“You haven’t cleaned up your room?

Then to ugly monks would come to you soon”

“If you cry each time you eager

Prepare to melt from the tears like piece of sugar”

“If you play during your meal each time

then you should know that spider would come”

“If you are


fact, you're great." "I have an aunt in Stalac." "I'll move in with her, so I'll ask the Germans there to push me." "OK, bye!" " Hello." " Hello." " You in a hurry?" " I need Buddha Grandma." "No Buddha Grandma here." "Are you a coster?" "I'm not a coster." "I have an appointment." "Password." " Godfather Roosevelt." " Get in." "That's the price list." "American:" "3 cans of fat, 3 bags of sugar, 3 bags of flour, 3 bags of various colonial stuff." "Englishman: 2 pcs of all that." "French: 1 piece of all that." "Brother Russian like the American, plus a gallon ...of unsaturated alcohol." "It costs me a lot." "It's OK." "Whatever you have." "I only need an ally." "Leave the goods and wait."school system.

And just so “the other side” is not totally shut out we are happy to introduce Wendi Hatch-Mhee

You’ve probably already heard of Wendi Hatch-Mhee. She began her career in education as part of the Americans Teaching program. She gained respect for teachers after spending nearly 370 days helping under-privileged minority children close the achievement gap. When her students made extraordinary progress on state achievement tests, Hatch-Mhee was invited to bless a medium-sized east coast school district with her many talents. She worked as their chancellor for three years before moving on to found the American Alliance for Successful Students. Today she serves as the CEO of AASS whose mission is to raise the scores of American public education students to rival those of less important countries. She


procedure
  data rt/rfunc/
  integer :: jx, jy
  !WARNING: DATA statement value initializes 'jx' of type 'INTEGER(4)' with CHARACTER
  data jx/'abc'/
  !ERROR: DATA statement value could not be converted to the type 'INTEGER(4)' of the object 'jx'
  data jx/t1()/
  !ERROR: DATA statement value could not be converted to the type 'INTEGER(4)' of the object 'jx'
  data jx/.false./
  !ERROR: must be a constant
  data jx/jy/
end subroutine
semiautomatic

handgun, a multicolored bag, and a black bag containing cash.

       On September 27, 2012, Godfrey, along with Thompson and Waters, was charged

in a seven count indictment with robbery and weapons offenses. 2 In one of the counts,

Godfrey alone was charged with being a felon in possession of a weapon. Following a

competency hearing, Godfrey began representing himself, with the assistance of stand-by

counsel. Throughout the proceedings before the District Court, Godfrey sought dismissal

       1
        Pursuant to Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure 32(k)(1), the judgment of
conviction includes “the plea, the jury verdict or the court’s findings, the adjudication,
and the sentence.”
       2


     In February 2013, Waters pled guilty and ultimately died in jail.
                                               2
of the indictment. All of his motions to dismiss the indictment were denied.

      On August 22, 2013, a superseding indictment was returned against Godfrey and

Thompson, charging them with crimes as charged in the initial indictment, along with the

offense of brandishing a weapon. Adding the brandishing charge triggered the enhanced

penalty provision of 18 U.S.C. § 924(c)(1)(A)(ii).

      Followingis challenging, but, reading his brief

      3
         The District Court had jurisdiction pursuant to 18 U.S.C. § 3231. This Court has
jurisdiction pursuant to 18 U.S.C. § 3742(a) and 28 U.S.C. § 1291.

                                            3
as broadly as possible,4 this Court concludes that Godfrey’s arguments fall into three

distinct categories. First, he challenges the District Court’s jurisdiction, arguing that the

District Court lacked criminal jurisdiction, exceeded the limits of its geographical

jurisdiction, and lacked personal jurisdiction over him.


boundaries of the District Court, all of the actions alleged in the superseding

indictment occurred within the geographical boundaries of the Eastern District of

Pennsylvania established by 28 U.S.C. § 118(a). Therefore, the District Court was not

extending its authority beyond its authorized geographical limits. We can identify no

other basis for Godfrey’s argument, and will therefore reject it.

       Regarding his claim that the District Court lacked jurisdiction over him, Godfrey

states that “[t]he District Court has limited statutory Power to only fine for contempt and

imprison for contumacy as to its own members only and none other.” (Appellant’s Br.

17.) However, a district court’s authority is not limited to imposing fines for contempt.

Rather, district courts “have original jurisdiction, exclusive of the courts of the States, of

all offenses againstsmallest common multiple of 6 and m(0).
30
Find the common denominator of ((-166)/(-10))/((-24)/(-30)) and (-4 - -1)*56/(-30).
20
Let h = 42985 - 130241/3. Let b = h - -9140/21. What is the common denominator of 46/11 and b?
77
Suppose -14 = 2*b - 4*b. Let i be (-24929)/b - 4/(-14). Let j = 28449/8 + i. Calculate the common denominator of j and 51/10.
40
Let n be (-78)/30 - 4/10. Calculate the least common multiple of 4 - (1 + n + 0) and 4.
12
What is the lowest common multiple of 14*(-1 + 5 + -3) and 2?
14
Let y = -34517/16126 + 3/733. Find the common denominator of 61/8 and y.
88
Let o = 24 - 23. Let p be -8*(0 - 1)/2. Let j = p - 1. What is the least


been said the brothers may want to attend the same school to make things easier on their family.

Kyle is in San Antonio and will do his best to catch up with Mike to get his feelings on his commitment, as well as what went into his decision to become a Buckeye. As always, come back to Eleven Warriors to get the latest on what is going on in the world of recruiting.

HIGHLIGHTS:19 (colorectal) and 10 (gastric) benefit most from CRS + HIPEC, facilitating the use of these scores as general cut-offs for excluding patients from this morbid procedure \[[@CR12]--[@CR15]\]. Exclusion of patients from definitive resection at laparotomy (a non-therapeutic laparotomy) is undesirable and may impede the timely enrollment of patients into alternate therapies \[[@CR16]\]. Therefore, the role of preoperative imaging in CRS + HIPEC is to filter out patients with very high volume disease or no carcinomatosis. Despite advancements in cross-sectional imaging, the proportion of patients excluded at direct exploratory laparotomy for CRS + HIPEC is high (20 to 40%) \[[@CR17], [@CR18]\].

Diagnostic laparoscopy prior to resection is widely used in hepatopancreaticobiliary and colorectal cancer and has been shown to be effective in excluding unnecessary laparotomy associated with higher morbidity \[[@CR19], [@CR20]\]. The laparoscopy could be


convalescent period to chemotherapy with potential impact on the outcome.

The routine use of laparoscopy has significant financial implications as well since the laparoscopy adds to the overall cost of therapy. In a previous paper, we studied the cost effectiveness of laparoscopy in pancreatic cancer and demonstrated that laparoscopy was cost-effective at high probability for exclusion from resection \[[@CR33]\]. This is directly related to pretest probability for exclusion as well as the sensitivity of laparoscopy. which may be subjective to the surgeon and influenced by the experience. The use of imaging modalities like diffusion-weighted MRI and PET scanning for the identification of peritoneal disease is evolving but may increase the cost differential dramatically. These modalities were used during diagnosis and follow-up of the patients, but the sensitivity of theseoff the ball. All-in-all, a day to forget.

But even with the offensive problems, they took advantage of the short field when the defense got turnovers. Their scoring drives averaged 30 yards, with three coming after Dolphin turnovers. And that was good enough to win by 10 points.

The special teams were also hot-and-cold. They blocked an Olindo Mare field goal attempt and tackled the punter with the ball later in the game. But Kevin Faulk gave Miami their only turnover when he fumbled a punt late in the game Then again, rookie kicker Stephen Gostkowski didn’t miss any field goals this week. That’s progress, right?

So where does all that leave us. Well, the Pats are on their way to their fourth straight division crown. They are tied for the


and heavier Model X and Model S.

Why is this important for Model Y? It is simple. If we get Model X with 100 kWh battery pack, it could mean that larger battery pack will be offered with the Model Y when it arrives to the market.

In the announcement of the new product, Musk stated that the cells are same, but improvements are achieved with changes to internal support structures and cooling. As a result, we have higher performances, and this represents a notable engineering achievement.

Tesla Model Y Update 08/04/2016:

Finally, we are getting confirmation’s that the Tesla Model Y will use the same platform as the Model 3. The introduction of compact SUV at the lower price point is a great move since it will allow more people toare adequately described as the limit of a set of interacting nonlinear stochastic processes (generally governing the neuron’s electrical potential and related variables) gathering into different homogeneous populations at specific locations on the cortex. Neurons in each population have similar dynamics and communicate with neurons of different populations depending on the respective positions of the populations on the cortex and after a specific time delay. In what we will call the *neural field limit*, both the number of neurons and the number of populations tend to infinity so that the populations completely cover a continuous space (a piece of cortex or a functional space).

This problem is evocative of statistical fluid mechanics and more generally interacting particle systems, and as such has been widely studied in mathematics and physics


intricate in finite-populations settings [@BFFT]. However, in the type of models usually considered in the study of neural fields, namely the firing-rate model, we show in a companion article [@touboulNeuralFieldsDynamics:11] that the behavior can be rigorously and exactly reduced to a system of deterministic integro-differential equations that are compatible with the usual Wilson and Cowan system in the zero noise limit. Noise intervenes in these equations a nonlinear fashion, fundamentally shaping in the macroscopic dynamics.

The paper is organized as follows. We start in section \[sec:MathSetting\] by describing the mathematical setting of the study, abstracting classical relevant neuronal models that are specified and reviewed in appendix \[sec:Motiv\], and more general models are considered in appendix \[append:StoSynapses\]. We then analyze the integro-differential delayed McKean-Vlasov equations that will constitute our limit neural field equation in section \[sec:ExistenceUniquenessSpace\]complete probability space $(\Omega, \mathcal{F},\mathbbm{P})$ endowed with a filtration $\big(\mathcal{F}_t\big)_t$ satisfying the usual conditions. We consider a spatially extended network composed of $N$ neurons, each neuron belonging to one of $P(N)$ populations characterized by their locations $(r_1,\cdots, r_{P(N)}) \in \Gamma^{P(N)}$ on the cortex (or the feature space) $\Gamma$, a finite-dimensional compact set[^1]. The state of each neuron $i$ in the network is described by a $d$-dimensional variable $X^i\in E:={\mathbbm{R}}^d$, typically corresponding to the membrane potential of the neuron and possibly additional variables such as those related to ionic concentrations and gated channels described in appendix \[sec:Motiv\], and satisfy the network equations: $$\begin{gathered}
\label{eq:NetworkSpace}
    d\,X^{i,N}_t=\Big(f(r_{\alpha},t,X^{i,N}_t)
    + \frac{{1}}{P(N)}\sum_{\gamma=1}^{P(N)} \sum_{p(j)=\gamma} \frac{1}{N_{\gamma}} b(r_{\alpha},r_{\gamma},X^{i,N}_t,X^{j,N}_{t-\tau(r_{\alpha},r_{\gamma})})\Big) \,dt \\+ \sigma(r) dW^{i}_t.\end{gathered}$$ where $f(r,t,x):\Gamma\times{\mathbbm{R}}\times E\mapsto E$ governs the intrinsic dynamics of each cell,


$\bar{X}=\Phi(\bar{X})$ we have: $${ \left \Vert \bar{X} \right\Vert_{{\mathcal{M}}^2_{t\wedge\tau_n}}} \leq 4 \left({ \left \Vert \zeta_0^0 \right\Vert_{{{\mathbbm{L}}^2_{\lambda}(\Gamma)}}} + T \,(C+\tilde{K}+4{ \left \Vert \sigma \right\Vert_{{{\mathbbm{L}}^2_{\lambda}(\Gamma)}}}) + T(C+\tilde{K}) \int_0^{t\wedge\tau_n} { \left \Vert X \right\Vert_{{\mathcal{M}}^2_{s}}}\,ds\right)$$ ensuring by Gronwall’s lemma that $\tau_n$ a.s. tends to infinity as $n\to \infty$, and eventually, letting $n\to \infty$, that the solution has a finite norm in ${\mathcal{M}}^2_T$.

Proving uniqueness of the solution using equation  is then folklore.

Now that we proved strong existence and uniqueness of solutions for the mean-field equations, we now turn to showing that network equations indeed convergence in law towards this solution, and that the propagation of chaos occurs.

Limit in law and propagation of chaos {#sec:PropaChaSpace}
=====================================

We are now in a position to prove the main result of the manuscript, namely the convergence in law of thespatially homogeneous equilibrium is stable if and only if all solutions $\xi$ to the dispersion relationship (characteristic roots) have negative real parts. A Turing bifurcation point is defined by the fact that there exists an integer $k$ such that $\Re(\xi)=0$. It is said to be *static* if at this point $\Im(\xi)=0$, and *dynamic* if $\Im(\xi)=\omega_k\neq 0$. In that latter case, the instability is called Turing-Hopf bifurcation, and generates a global pattern with wavenumber $k$ moving coherently at speed $\omega_k/k$ as a periodic wavetrain.

Possible Turing Hopf bifurcations hence arise when there exists $\omega_k>0$ such that: $$\mathbf{i}\omega_k+1= F_0' e^{-\mathbf{i}\omega_k\tau_s}Z_k(\omega)$$ with $Z_k(\omega)=\frac{(1-e^{-(\frac 1 \delta + \frac {\xi} c)})}{\frac 1 \delta + \frac {\nu} c+\mathbf{i}2\pi k }$, which yields bifurcation curves (parametrized by $\omega$) in the parameter space: $$\begin{cases}


chaos property and yield weakly correlated states. This is a problem we are currently investigating.

Neuron models {#sec:Motiv}
=============

For the sake of completeness we quickly review in this appendix different classical neuron models motivating the present study. This appendix takes a mathematical viewpoint, is obviously very selective and lacunar. The interested reader will find more details in classical neuroscience textbooks, e.g. [@kandel-schwartz-etal:00; @ermentrout-terman:10]. Basically, neurons are electrically excitable cells whose activity, measured through the voltage of the cell (difference of electrical potential between the intracellular and extracellular domains), is governed by ionic transfers through specific proteins (ion voltage-gated ion channels) located on the cellular membrane. We present here detailed neuron models (appendix \[append:condBased\]) that approximate the biophysics of ion channels, and firing-rate models (appendix \[append:FiringRates\]) that reproduce qualitatively the dynamics of the firing$$\label{eq:FNStoch}
    \begin{cases}
        dv_t=(P(v_t) - w_t+I)\,dt + \sigma_v\,dW^v_t\\
        dw_t=a\,(b\,v_t-w_t)\,dt + \sigma_w\,dW^w_t
    \end{cases}$$

where $P(v)=v(1-v)(v-a)$, generally chosen $f(v)=v-v^3$.

The state of the neuron $X$ in our abstract model  in the HH model is given by $(v,n,m,h)$ and for the FN model by $(v,w)$ and their intrinsic dynamics is enclosed in the functions $f$ and $g$.

The communication between neurons is maintained by two possible types of synapses: electrical or chemical. Electrical synapses, in charge of rapid and stereotype signal transmission, is done through direct contact of the intracellular domain of the two communicating cells through specialized protein structures called gap-junctions. The ions passively flow from one neuron to the other: the interaction is


to load according to the browser.
I am sure this is an issue due to the downgrade. Any ideas on what I am doing wrong?

A:

Doing a downgrade from Rails 3 to Rails 2 seems to me like a crazy thing to do for many reasons:
1) Rails 4 is already released. You should be looking to upgrade instead of downgrading.
2) There are many hosts out there that offer amazing services and even some free. Heroku is a great place to start if you don't want to manage your own server.
3) Rails 3 was almost a complete rewrite of the way Rails worked. This includes the addition of the Assets Pipeline which is a blessing in terms of development.
With that said, if you're still looking to downgrade, I wouldQ:

Checking if a variable is defined?

How can I check whether a variable is defined in Ruby?  Is there an isset-type method available?

A:

Use the defined? keyword (documentation). It will return a String with the kind of the item, or nil if it doesn’t exist.
>> a = 1
 => 1
>> defined? a
 => "local-variable"
>> defined? b
 => nil
>> defined? nil
 => "nil"
>> defined? String
 => "constant"
>> defined? 1
 => "expression"

As skalee commented: "It is worth noting that variable which is set to nil is initialized."
>> n = nil
>> defined? n
 => "local-variable"

A:

This is useful if you want to do nothing if it does exist but create it if it doesn't exist.
def get_var
  @var ||= SomeClass.new()
end

This only creates the new instance once. After that it just keeps


0.02) decreases in mean diastolic and arterial BP, respectively. Also in girls, each serve/day increase in cheese intake over 5 years was concurrently related to 7.18 (p = 0.001), 5.28 (p = 0.002) and 5.79 mm Hg (p = 0.001) decrease in mean systolic, diastolic and arterial BP, respectively. Among girls, each 100 mg/day increase in dietary calcium intake was associated with a concurrent 0.5 (p = 0.01) and 0.3 mm Hg (p = 0.02) decrease in mean systolic and arterial BP, respectively. Cross-sectionally, adolescents in the highest versus lowest tertile of yoghurt intake had ∼ 1.3 μm wider retinal arterioles (p = 0.05) and ∼ 2.0 μm narrower venules (p = 0.04). Consumption of dairy products, particularly cheese, could have a beneficial effect on BP, particularly amongpiezoelectric gyroscope system has a piezoelectric device of the single axial type, and can only measure the angular velocity about a single axis of rotation. In contrast, the new type of dual axial gyroscope system in accordance with the present invention effectively provides the simultaneous measurement of the angular velocities around two rotational axes.

While the present invention has between shown and described with reference to the particular embodiments, it will be apparent to those skilled in the art that many changes and modifications may be made without departing from the spirit ad scope of the invention as defined in the appended claims.


the language handles JSON, XML, CSV -- natively or via libraries.
Here's how it looks for me. Named ranges are highlighted, loaded table is below them.

Edit: CSV files:
For CSV files (and CSV files only), something like the following might work. I wrote the below on my phone, so I was not able to test it and the indentation is messy/poor.
let
    dateFrom = DateTime.ToText(Excel.CurrentWorkbook(){[Name = "dateFrom"]}[Content][Column1]{0}, "yyyy-MM-dd"),
    dateTo = DateTime.ToText(Excel.CurrentWorkbook(){[Name = "dateTo"]}[Content][Column1]{0}, "yyyy-MM-dd"),
    requestParameters = [page="1", sort_by="PublishTime", order_by="DESC", name="exchange rate", date_from=dateFrom, date_to=dateTo, page_size="20"],
    requestHeaders = [Accept="*/*", Origin="https://www.sem-o.com", Referer="https://www.sem-o.com/market-data/static-reports/index.xml", #"User-Agent"="Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/72.0.3626.119 Safari/537.36"],
    json = Json.Document(Web.Contents("https://reports.sem-o.com/api/v1/documents/static-reports", [Query=requestParameters, Headers=requestHeaders])),
    documentsToRequest = List.Transform(json[items], each [DocumentUri = _[ResourceName]]),
race of the venire members, excused and Sitting, on the record. It is true that doing so would have preserved the issue for the appellate and supreme courts on direct review, but as demonstrated above, defendant's direct appeal would not necessarily have been pending when Batson *711 was announced, which is the only circumstance under which the outcome here might have been different.
Despite defendant's protestations, it is not reasonably probable that the Illinois Appellate Court would have held this case in abeyance for six months in addition to the 18 months that already had passed between sentencing and issuance of the appellate decision, nor can we say with confidence that the Illinois Supreme Court likely would have delayed for three months its denial of defendant's petition for leave


out a lot of other stuff that I don't want to talk publicly. Well..

I WISH my mom didn't pass away...

I WISH my dad didn't instantly get a new family and moved on...

I WISH my dad approved of my gaming passion and believed in me. Even just once...

I WISH I didn't have a mentally unstable brother and deal with crazy shit...

I WISH I didn't have to quit gaming from pressure and guilt trip while in my peak in DotA 1...

I WISH HoN was ran better and didn't lose so horribly in the competition versus LoL while I was the biggest player in the game...

I WISH I sincerely enjoyed competitive LoL when I got rank 1 in first season / invited to TSM...

I WISH I was there with team 8/*
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 *    Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
 *    you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
 *    You may obtain a copy of the License at
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const;

    WEAVE_ERROR Encode(nl::Weave::TLV::TLVWriter & writer) const;
    WEAVE_ERROR Decode(nl::Weave::TLV::TLVReader & reader);
    WEAVE_ERROR DecodeInPlace(PacketBuffer * buf);
};

/**
 * Test WirelessRegDomain structure for equality
 */
inline bool WirelessRegDomain::operator ==(const struct WirelessRegDomain & other) const
{
    return memcmp(Code, other.Code, sizeof(Code)) == 0;
}

/**
 * Test WirelessRegDomain structure for inequality
 */
inline bool WirelessRegDomain::operator !=(const struct WirelessRegDomain & other) const
{
    return memcmp(Code, other.Code, sizeof(Code)) != 0;
}

/**
 * Test if the value is null.
 */
inline bool WirelessRegDomain::IsNull(void) const
{
    return Code[0] == '\0' && Code[1] == '\0';
}

/**
 * Test if the value represents the special 'world-wide' regulatory code.
 */
inline bool WirelessRegDomain::IsWorldWide(void) const
{
    return Code[0] == '0' && Code[1] == '0';
}

/**
 * Reset the WirelessRegConfig object to an empty state.
*/
inline void WirelessRegConfig::Init(void)
{
    memset(this, 0, sizeof(*this));
}

/**
 * Is RegDomain field present in WirelessRegConfig object.
 */
inline bool WirelessRegConfig::IsRegDomainPresent(void) const
{
    return !RegDomain.IsNull();
}

/**
 * Is OpLocation field present in WirelessRegConfig object.
 */
inline bool WirelessRegConfig::IsOpLocationPresent(void) const
{
    return OpLocation != kWirelessOperatingLocation_NotSpecified;
}

} // namespace NetworkProvisioning
} // namespace Profiles
} // namespace Weave
} // namespace nl

#endif // WIRELESS_REG_CONFIG_H


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  <title>CSS Reftest Reference</title>

  <link rel="author" title="Gérard Talbot" href="http://www.gtalbot.org/BrowserBugsSection/css21testsuite/" />

Test passes if the 2 wide bicolored stripes are identical with identical right margin.

still seem to scale exponentially for several state-of-the-art solvers [@AAAI17].

Therefore, we want to consider a generalization of the model by Ansótegui et al. [@ABL2009]. Our model allows instances with *any* given ensemble of variable distributions instead of only power laws: We draw $m$ clauses of length $k$ at random. For each clause the $k$ variables are drawn with a probability proportional to the $n$-th distribution in the ensemble, then they are negated independently with a probability of $\nicefrac12$ each. This means, the probability ensemble is part of the model, but the number of variables $n$ determines which distribution from the ensemble we actually use. We call this model *non-uniform random $k$-SAT* and denote it by $\mathcal{D}\left(n,k,(\vec{p}_x)_{x\in{\mathbb{N}}},m\right)$. Although $\mathcal{D}\left(n,k,(\vec{p}_x)_{x\in{\mathbb{N}}},m\right)$ cannot capture all properties of industrial instances, e.g. community structure, it can


an upper bound on the threshold, we investigate the existence of snakes. Snakes are unsatisfiable sub-formulas and have also been introduced by Chvatal and Reed. We can show with a second-moment argument that snakes of certain sizes do appear above a certain number of clauses, thus making formulas unsatisfiable. However, we need to be careful and distinguish more possibilities of partially mapping snakes onto each other than in the uniform case. Unfortunately, this method does not work if $p_1^2=\Theta\left(\sum_{i=1}^n p_i^2\right)$ and $p_2^2=\Theta\left(\sum_{i=2}^n p_i^2\right)$. In that case we lower-bound the probability that an unsatisfiable sub-formula containing only the two most-probable variables exists. This can be done with a simple inclusion-exclusion argument and the resulting lemma also work for $k{\geqslant}3$.

Preliminaries
=============

We analyze non-uniform random $k$-SAT on $n$ variables and $m$ clauses.probability distributions $(\vec{p}_n)_{n\in{\mathbb{N}}}$, where $\vec{p}_n=\left(p_{n,1},p_{n,2},\ldots,p_{n,n}\right)$ is a probability distribution over $n$ variables with $\sum_{i=1}^n p_{n,i} = 1$. The *clause-drawing non-uniform random $k$-SAT (non-uniform random $k$-SAT)* model $\mathcal{D}\left(n, k, (\vec{p}_x)_{x\in{\mathbb{N}}}, m\right)$ constructs a random SAT formula $\Phi$ by sampling $m$ clauses independently at random. Each clause is sampled as follows:

1.  Select $k$ variables independently at random from the distribution $\vec p_n$. Repeat until no variables coincide.

2.  Negate each of the $k$ variables independently at random with probability $\nicefrac{1}{2}$.

For the sake of simplicity and since we will always only consider one distribution from the ensemble, we will omit the index $n$ throughout the paper, [e.g.]{}the probability distribution $\vec{p}_n$ will be denoted as $\left(p_1,p_2,\ldots,p_n\right)$. [W.l.o.g.]{}we will assume $p_1{\geqslant}p_2{\geqslant}\ldots p_n$.

The clause-drawing non-uniform random $k$-SAT model is equivalent to drawing each


$p_2^2=\Theta\left(\sum_{i=2}^n p_i^2\right)$, then $\left(C\cdot p_1\cdot\left(\sum_{i=2}^n p_i^2\right)^{1/2}\right)^{-1}=\Theta\left(q_{\max}^{-1}\right)$ is the asymptotic threshold as we stated in the introduction. The case $q_{\max}=\Theta(1)$ has to be excluded, since for that case the asymptotic threshold is a constant. The above lemma might then give us a value so small that the ranges where we can lower- and upper-bound satisfiability to constants away from zero resp. one do not overlap. Thus, this case is handled separately in [Section \[sec:corner\]]{}.

Snakes and an Upper Bound on the Satisfiability Threshold {#sec:snake}
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The two lemmas from the previous section provided a lower bound on the satisfiability threshold for non-uniform random 2-SAT. By using the second moment method, we can also derive an upper bound on the threshold. Again, this proof is inspired by Chvatal and Reed [@chvatalreed92 Theorem 4], who provide us$\beta<3$ there is a coarse threshold at $m=\Theta(n^{-2\frac{\beta-2}{\beta-1}})$, since $p_1^2=\Theta(\sum_{i=1}^n p_i^2)=\Theta(n^{2\frac{\beta-2}{\beta-1}})$ and $C=1+o(1)$. For $\beta=3$ there is a sharp threshold at $4\cdot\frac{n}{\ln n}$, since $p_1^2=\Theta(n^{-1})=o(\frac{\ln n}{n})$. Also, there is a sharp threshold at $\frac{(\beta-3)\cdot(\beta-1)}{(\beta-2)^2}\cdot n$ for $\beta>3$, since $p_1^2=\Theta\left(n^{-2\frac{\beta-2}{\beta-1}}\right)=o(n)$. We already observed the behavior for the latter case experimentally in previous works [@AAAI17; @ESA17]. Thus, an equivalent of the satisfiability threshold conjecture holds for power-law random 2-SAT with power-law exponents $\beta{\geqslant}3$.

Geometric Distribution
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Ansótegui et al. [@AnsoteguiBL09] also considered an ensemble of geometric distributions with $$p_i=\frac{b\cdot(1-b^{-1/n})}{b-1}\cdot b^{-(i-1)/n}$$ for $i=1,\ldots,n$ and for some constant $b>1$. Again, it already holds that $p_1{\geqslant}p_2 {\geqslant}\ldots{\geqslant}p_n$. It holds that $$p_1^2= \frac{b^2\cdot(1-b^{-1/n})^2}{(b-1)^2}$$ and $$\sum_{i=1}^n p_i^2 = \frac{b+1}{b-1}\cdot\frac{1-b^{-1/n}}{1+b^{-1/n}}.$$ One can show that $p_1^2=o(\sum_{i=1}^n p_i^2)$. [Theorem \[thm:main\]]{} now tells us that there is a sharp threshold at $\frac{b-1}{b+1}\cdot\frac{1+b^{-1/n}}{1-b^{-1/n}}$. This function grows


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Figure 3 shows various IRAC and MKO $KL'M'$ colors plotted as functions of spectral type. The data are taken from this work, Leggett et al. (2002), Reid & Cruz (2002), K04, G04, C06, Luhman et al. (2006) and P06. All of the colors show scatter at the $\sim$0.5 mag level from mid-L to early-T types, but general trends and some peculiarities can be seen. 2MASS J22443167+2043433, the reddest L dwarf currentlysignificantly impacted, nor are any of the colors of dusty or cloudless dwarfs earlier than type T6 (although the absolute magnitudes can differ, as we discuss in §5).

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